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A Paying 0seupa!ion .

The approach Of the lo;:g winter evenings calls
attention to the matter OF a lamp, for without a
good light half the pleasure or profit is taken
from reading or study. Coal Oil is row in general
use for illuminating purposes outside of cities or
large towns where coal gas is used, and when pro
light yet discovered. The principle or plan upon
which the Student lamp is constructed may be said
to be the best III use but the lamp itself has always
Gad several Objectionable features which we are
slad to see are being done away with in the new
;spSant for favor called the HOME LAMP" man
uNctureo by the Home Lamp Co., of Cincinnati.
The great objection to most other lamps is their Ii.
ability to be upset. the trouble to keep them in or
der, and the poor light given by them. The new
Home Lamp is nickle plated and almost fac sim
lie Of the Student Lamp; it has handsome orna-
mented C amp bv means of which the lamp can at
easily adjusted in any position upon the
centre table, piano. music rest, sewing machine,
desk, or by ME Ms of handsome bracket which
goes with the lamp, con be placed upou the wall
and in whatever position it is placed tits absolute
y safe. This is the great feature Of excellence,
&and burner, filing indicator and match box.
No lamp has ever before been received with such
unusual favor or received such strong recon-
mendation from the leading journals Of Cincinnati
It is also endorsed by such men rs the major and
postmaster, several insurance presidents and ex-
press agents of that city as the safest most con-
venient and best lamp made The company de-
gentleman can make handsome income during
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There is hardly dozen families in this county
who Will not want one, and it's price is so low to
bring it within the reach of all For fur, her infor-
nation address, Home Lamp Co., Cincinnati, o.,
mentioning our paper and they will give you full
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Hence the needle does not everywhere
point to the astronomical north, and is
constantly variable within certain
limits. At San Francisco it points
about seventeen degrees to the east of
north, and at Calais, Me-, as much to
the west.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-09

iesttrd,y at Augusta, Ga. A. s, Buford and
other railroad officials had long Conference
With Mayor May and with tho city ATTORNEY,
ouiiae Which memorandum of 40 agreement
win rtftrence 10 tho Augusta and KocxSiIlp
t'ailrosd vas drawn up. The proposition made
o. loo Richmond snd Dauviilo Railroad a,
aha' is kooTn IS Tho Clyde combination, in
o'uoss q lumber OF items. The syndicate nro-
poses that the city shall transfer 10 tbem i,s tw,
iWnOusaoo spares TT stock in tho Augusta and
NnoxV'i'e halltoao; but such transfer ia mt 10
ne maue 1nls the necessity shall arise for nIs q
lug mortgage upon tho consolidated Iine from
knoxville 10 Augusta. aud when such trsnsssr
|! 60 GO made, Satisfactory security shaII ho
elVeo tao cl:y Tor the completion of tho c,nsol;
uateo ilno from Knoxville to Au9usto and ror
carrying out other provisions of the oontIaot
lug syndicate PROPOSES to civ. to the ciIv in
.Ae1snge Ter lis stock. shares 10 tho @ ,nsoi;da.
tco llne tqasl 10 dollars 10 the amount of sh,,as
transferred. The road to Greeugood sh.II hs
competed under tho eoatroI and manaoomoDt
u u Tue present authorities CT The Anonsta .nS
knoxville Railroad. The road to = h., sou
snsIi % completed withia two wars trorn ~
Ia'eot the compietloa OF tho road 10 reen rood
IL any mortgage upon tho c)nsolid ,ted ill.,
suitable provision shall b, made for sscr "uo,
pssweut OF the present boudad icd .dlnsss Is
.ne augusta aud Knoxville R,;iro.J T6,u ".
sna.l % 40 unjust Discrimination se,io0t a.
susta VI us ciiz'ns 10 regard to freiabf NJ naS-
K usoa'Man the con- raeis OF The Augusla "a
tA;, Railroad shall BE- carried mr. - Guy
S':l ineSe are lhs main p,iu.s of tho nt svva
Sl.,ou which will DO c,usidsred b0 ,ha IVY w..
Couac!l mex! Thursday ct the same ,;n aoo wy
proposition oss from the Virgioi, MiaI.nd WIN q
a conferences took place y,scrJao :. D..
et Garretrs ofic,, Baltimore ;nn ~ ntes,.
a.tet the adI:urnmeat of the board ~ d;u.y
y. .ne Baltimore sud Oaio R,iIiosd !, eCts
eIo9 70 the contemplated lease a, nn,.s - .oiel.
.ne hooxVlIle and Augusta Road Tho o."s OF
ea'e WAS held With closed doors. and u Oou1f.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
From, ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. 7. J1ue 9 10 lhe Assembly
Dir. Pasteraoa c.lsd 10 his resolution for o
aciournnoIt It tao Legislature. sine die. en- th G
l0.h irstan'. ihs speaker decided that th 9
resolution Sss privileged. Tna resolution va 8
laid o7er.
The ioiat convention net a. - N. Lieut..
Gcv. Hcski0s. presiding, aud proceeded to vote
to fill The vioarc7 occ ,Sioaed by the resignation
Of Rnc,s ConkllnG with this resul
Seuste voted as tolIovs:
Cjnkliog 9. J,cobs 6, Wheeler 5, Rogers G.
Cornell ,, L,pham ., Fclger l, Bradley |.
The Assembly voted as follows:
Uorkiing 25. jacobs IS, Wheeler Is. Rogers
s. Cornell IT, L,pham I, rremsine 5, Folgcr /,
DItcacr l. Harris /.
The combioed vote was as follows:
Co0kIIug 81. jacobs 40. Wheeler %, Il ,gers
II. Cornell l6. L.pham Q. Tremaioe 3, Folger
,. Bradley l, Dusc5er Harris l.
There ~s3 40 choice.
The c1nveutioG then proceeded to vote to fill
the Vsc,cc1 ciuasd by the resignation Of Thos.
Q. PIitt. with this result:
Tho VOC Of the Sauttc was as foIo9t:
keTmsn I, P!stt 7, D.pcw Is, Coroel 3
FoIrer2
Iho assembly voted is follows:
kernsn 43, Plat %. Dspew 40. Cornell S
Iremsino |. Foscr |. Crowley s. L,pban 3.
The cJmbinsd voto Waq ns follow:
kesoan SO. Flat! 90. D.pow SO Coratl S,
I!emsloe |, Fol1ez 4. Crowley S, L.pham s.
M choic", aud tho c)rvention ADJOURNED to
- N. 10 morrow
la the Assembly, this morning, Mr.. Bradley
lr;p.l rose 20 question OF privieg, aud said
he had received 81 600 to pay him it he would
vote ior Chsuacey NJ. Depew instead of MIR.
Platt. which sun he had handed oyer to tic
Sp:skJr. lilo therefore ak, ID fer committee
ct oves'igsi0D.
Several Other members asserted that similar
cifsrs had been mado to them.
A moiloa Tor committee cfinvoatgsiion va:
nd0pttd.
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OFFICIAL.

Whereas John B. Archer, O. tho CITY r.
Washington. and Others, his associates. de,i.p
org ,nlzlug themselves toto o corporation 10; the
purpose Of oWninc real estate i tho city ct Al
ezsndli,. 10 tho State Of Virginia, 10 which to
carly on the business of smetioe iron aud O,hrr
metals. So well ns of tho msnutac,ure CT iran
and Steel 10 its various brarcios, and such otlg,
manufacturing business as ho or his asscCs
msy desire 10 engage 10. End where's; lb5
said Atcher and his associates sro dcsr0u; {,
obtaining from the City Council of Alexandra
certain leas2s, rights, privileges sud eXenp ijr,
from taxation, Gil CT which real estate rlh.s
privileges and exemptions, it is tho purpose Of
said Ascher and bis associates to assign. :raus-
ter and convey to corporation 10 be forthwith
org ln;z:d. fer tho purposes herein above sp e
fed, the granting OF which will greatly re :GaaI
to the prosperity and griwh Of tho CITY; ihltc-
fore,
l,t. B, ordained ty tho City Ccacca Il
Alexandra, That all raul estate purchased.
owned or leased by tho said Archer OF his A..
slgrs. and which he or they may .wiu'lg hoM.
tor the purpcso OF Carrying 90 said husiats' ~
ary OF It's branches, shaIl be exempt from tay,
ton and ASS ssment tof period OF tscn,y gear.
from this date.
2ad The capital employed 10 any ard ali tie
brat chss ct said business. and Eli the msc'ir.
cry. tools, apparatus, 63.utcS end EatC!rsl,
used thereto, shall eso bo exempt from tex,
lion and assessment for q period eli twenty var;
from this dato.
Sid. Should tho sid Archer or his sssn.
acquire by purchase or otherwise, th; propeiy
known as tho Pioneer Mills properly, he
grcuod rent now r:s;rved thereon shall be, anl
the sam, is hereby ramiltcd, released sol G..-
charged, tXcept ss hereira;ter provided. AID
if the said Archer or his assigns shall :coGr,
tho said LEASE. he or they may, a! AIRY ri;nc.
surrender the same TO tho city, AID tho Mayer
10 such case. is hereby authorized ard required
to execute aad deliver 70 said Archer or his q,
signs as tie case may be, good aud suEiee:,
lease OF the said premises for term ct
ninety nloe years, at so annual rent Of t."
hundred dollars.
All. The Mayor of the city OF A'cxauiia is
hereby authorized ard required to cxGcu 7 az!
deliver to the said Archer. for the purpose
aforesaid coed and sufficient Lessee to, N,
term OF nicely uino yesrs, ct 81 annual rental
of one huudrcd dollars Of sll tho lsad owned l.!
he city OF Alexandria, in the square bonuid
by the Potomac river. pukr, Wolfe ard Uaj>n
streets.
5:b, Tho rights. privileges aud C rnptau,
hereby granted, shall c:ss> aod determine. US
less the said Arcace CT bis assigns shall il grot
lsl!h c,mmenco oDcra:ioos withln thirty d.
from the passage OF ttil &C.
Aud it at sly tue sficr 5sd Archer or Ii:
assens shsll have so comuarc,d opct i,ioGs. he
or they shall stop or oaas. 10 garry on the s,i
~erSa, Tor the s2sc1 of one year. u1lcsq such
stoppage l5 for the purpose cf repairs s6dii.ua.
lmpIoVemens or oeternents, then. il sG!.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Thr0s. should
9e stopped: Neglcc! frequently results in an
1ncurnble Lung ntsease or (Sonsun,n.
. LION. H y w MS Is ONCMIAI 4.
IhGCHEs do not disorder the stomach ike
cough sytups and ba!ssms. but act directly
on the innamed parts, allaYing irritation
give relief Asthma. BrOnc hitis. Coughs.
singers and Public Speakers Arc sub.
lect 10. For thirty years Brovn's Bronchial
irocnes have been recommended By phyficans,
ana always give perfec. sstisf,c;on Having
Deen tested by wide and constant use for nenly
an entire generation, they have st.sncd well.
hefheo fank among the few staple reme3ie. OF
sne age. ooto at Zoe box everywhere. mha
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Booksellers Convention.

CHICAGO. Juno 0.-At tho Convention Of
Boo seIltrs nrd Slstioers, held here, yesterday,
REGULATIONS were adopted requesting publishers
Of scacol ard tex! books to make only net list
q Pre- from which no discount shall be mad.
to hers than legitimate booksellers. and that
to ohtrs there he 60 addition of Is per c,nt.
for postage 10 the net prices; c)mmendiug
publishers to plsco reasonable retail prices ca
tbelr boz k' and adhere strictly thereto. except
to Legitimate booksellers; thai. pub isbets and
sellers add postage to books sent by mail, and
that publishers AID iIbhers discontinue dis
cunts to booksellers Who retail at less than
publishers plic1s. Letters of sympathy ", "a
received from McssrS. Applston e. Co, and
Others, promising their CO operation,
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Hight with Indians.

-, CEhvGR Col, Juno . "A special from Lake
City to tho Republican says: News roach ed
here Last evening that on Monday lsst VIM.
Nay brother Of Richard May, who with other
ranchmen WAS killed recently by the Utes,
organic ID compsny of 100 men and attacked q
band OF hostile Utes near the Big Bend of the
Do or's river. After short skilmish the Uses
withdrew lesving two of their nUm Der dead on
tho field. Since the murder CT May and his
companions tho remaining settlers declared their
intention of mutually ding one another in de-
fence CT ttoIr settlement aud determined not to
nWsls the movements OF the 90 7ernment towards
peacs negotiations.
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The Markets..

BALTIAosE, June 9.-Virginia Ga old =: do
deferred IL; do consolidated "a; do second AZ.
5ice -; past due coupons &c; new 10 dos &c hid
10 day Cotton steady; middling II. Flour
VGcnsnEet. Wheat-Southern shade better
1876 do amber li5alGO; No Western vi ~.
req red 5p2; and June l2a4; July l22s,l23l; August
i2lai2lt; Sep: l2l bid; Oct l2l3Al2l. Corn"
Hou'hern atssdy; Western shade better, clos.
lM5g steady; Southern vhi!e e.; do yellow IS
zM,esse!n miIad spo! 56; June 553 july 5Iis'
StS; Aug 5!Ii steamer 81 BIZ. Oats stesdv
AMI Is. :, wnl!e 4Sta9 60 mixed 47a47s Rye
G ~, d. lo2s!U7. Hs3 dull and unchanged. CO..
E Ice nrmi Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 9I,iii
ousaf f'ni a sof' lOi. Whiskey duh at ST CO. g.
:, NEW YORK. June 9.-Stocks firm Mona, 2.
-. a. Fiour dull and unchanged. Whest SHADY
ana qllss. Corn dull aud unchanged. 0'
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Neither coed nor travo. Such is tho option
MIR. Lamtr tn,ertains of Mr.. Conklpg, and 70
Cent occurrences have made many conver to
Mr.. Lsmar'a faith. Mr. Cork'ieg's best
friends nov acknowledge that ho was Il orough
~ convinced OF the fraudulency OF MIR. Hayes
title to tho Presidency before the lattcr's ioeu
purAtiop, bu! that though he seriously coDtam
plated the idea Of exposing tho fraud and cp
posing its consummation. he lacked the rcqui.
site moral and physical courage. l! is just as
we'll known that last November he wss utterly
opposed TO The Mshone movem;n in Virginia,
and in favor--et a straghtout republican ticket
in this State. and so expressed himself end yet
The promise Of tie paltry craftsmanship of the
Ssnate's Committee on Commerce induced him
to enter, btcme party TO, aud support CIR
rupt bargaia and trade. AID es be filled to
csrry out bis part Of the compsc: in the Sara!e,
bs etdeaVors to compensate for that failure ty
such serve, IS his words will render in Viz
giuia.
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AFFAIRS IN IRELAND. There was s5no,;,,
log at Skibbareep, Irclacd, again ycs:erd,y, k,,
90 lives were lost. Troops sriivod at the s,crp
of tho disturbance early y;s:erdsy morpjnr
Lord Csrnarvon refers to tho state of oS.i,.
10 Irel,nd SIS civil war. Sir Richard Asshe,nn
Cross svers that 90 government has mad, 81
many mistakes 10 81 short time es thai RI
Mr.. Gladstone. Mr.. Chamberlain, prcs6rr,
of III, board f trade, 10 Offending the c,urS
Of the government, declares tha. the OH G. Il
Parnel and bis followers is not the reulov,I r.
lfelard's grievances. but the separation Of IT,.
l1rd from EoRls:d. Ho admits that i,,c, .
no remedy, tu. says certain amount is GEES
saTy 10 Uphold tho law.
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Ssaii Bag from Virginia Stolen.

CHICAGO. Juno "a mail pouch robbery
occurred here last night The pouch. which
came from drattCn, Va, ever tho Baltimore s.
Ohio K. r., and which was put in the mail
wagon at the denot, was missing when tho wagon
arrived CT tho ttliso and tho back door of ihe
wagon was ualccsed. 1t is said that some SEN
sa!lonal Developments arc expected in connec-
ton with this robbery. which msy give aid 10
The stsr rOule inyestl2atlon
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Heavy hainS.

HARRISBURG PA. jane 9.-Olo Of the
heaVless rsln 5orns OF ths season occurred
mere this morning. c,usioc Considerable damsgo
10 tho farming districts. Rain has fallen almost
continually for ten days.
Reports ttom UP tho tiV:r ststc thst boom
at Wlil!amsport has brtkoo and Thousands ct
logs aro c)m;0s dcwa. All tho Streams ore
much sROlou.
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st. Louis aud gan Francisco II r.

:. CINCINNATI, o., Juao 9.-The Arkansas
division of the St. Louis and Sac Francisco
railroad was completed Oh Tuqedsy to Fsy.tte-
vile, a. k,Isss. The read will be pushed rap
Idly to Fort Smith, which is expected to DO
reached fore tho eud of!u inner.
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pated 10 By tho President srd leading tss..,
81 the Baltimore and Ohio Road. and Pftst,S,t
Barbour, OF tho Virsioia Midland Rad, TS u.
maet.',ss lasted uea'l7 iwo hours, after sfc ~,
Pfesldsn. VerdcrT, Of the kulxsille ana Ava
gusta Rad. WIS Invited 10 and the doors so. ?'
closed, Tbs eatirc session lasted three bor,'u
10 reply aS to what arrangements bad h. ~
made. thu officials declined to givo aay iu(,r,s.'
ton, stating tina. they would give them to H. T.
nublic as 5000 ss their object was acoonni,b =, y
President Verdarg, in company with Mr. ~
bour and Colonel L. State Farrow, arrived r..
terd,y morning from Washington. -Bq'.i;nCrs,,
American. '''''f'
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, June 8 The Pos.rs 4 n,ncial nv.
tcle says: The Stock Exchange msrkets arc a..
st lower for S bonds. steady for State bonds
and generally lower for railroad bonds. The
stcGk market il sctiVe and strong and prices are
ssta per c. h2hsr than st the close Yesterday
~ me local money market is abuudanty supplied,
The rates fer call loans are 2.3 per ct.
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,n Mr.. VIM; E. COLES. Supsriutc.d,ot Of The
Wash6urn Iron Company, Worohester, Mass.
remarks: A can say 10 regard to St. JAG b
Oll 49, that tits the best remedy | have tv,r
seen. IL has been used in the Iron Works.
with WIN ieiful results among my men fer buros,
cure, bruises. eprairs. etc T., and never failed to
help them. shall never b. wi!hou, i; 10 10Y
house,
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Fire.

QUEBEC Juno 90 8. m-An extensive fire
IS raslag In the suburbs 1t is impossible al
present 10 give Eny estimate of III, losses Tho
poEcs and fire department arc demorsliz,d
ga nan o. Ct Johns ia already destroyed. The
says tho fro is under control ]
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CANAL COMMERCE..

uArtlved-Boats Lizzie x, McGraw. City OF
hAmp & Bait Coal %; d l. Taylor, ri West
and a, to Georges Creek Coal and lion Co; 4
nitehel and Lucinds, TO grew s. Go.
Oeperted-Boats Salle & Jennie. Hsrltw
bso', stoneb r.ker, City of Hamburg A
Agncw. lizzie Z, A, and McGraw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-09

j. Bell Bigger publishes the number of dele
gates and alternates to which each county and
city is entitled in the State Conservative Con.
vention from which We learn that Alc1an-
dlis city has eight and Alexsndria county two.
The basis OF representation in each city and
county is ono delegate aud one alternate for
every 200 votes sid fraction of 200 exceeddg 100
votes cast in such city and county for the two
Hancock and English electoral tickets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-09
Sarah Rernln8rsIf.

LONDON. June 9.-Sarah Bernhards regis.
tered herself at the American Ex,haopo yea.
tcrday as of New York 10 token of her anpr,ci.
tlou It her reception 10 Amer.c,,