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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06

WE HAVE this day occurred the agency tor
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED eI'E
and PORTER, which we will keep constantI-
on hend. and to which We invita- the stteution Of
families who desire fine article Ale or Porter.
ApN w. A. JOHNSON & ca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, begua ia
1888. is the ol!es! newspaper ia the Slate, and
tha only daily published in Northern Virginia
1t has Survived, with few EXCEPTIONS, sl the
pu5l'c p7essoa in America which saw with it { he
dawn OF the nineteenth century. i. li7e1. to-
30. ~ ds'sy. bu. ta! Of lifo and vigor,
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fear favor or affection, !ronchrg on tho privacy
0! no mans home. bu. full to ths briul with all
pl3io ia!ormstioo. sni giving daily honest
judgments OF public II man aai public Iaeasures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-06

&TEEL BARB FENCING WIRE AND
~ STAPLRS-Just received at IS King 81,
corner Of Royal, Alexsnd1is, Va. supply OF
BURNELIIS PATENT FOUR POINTED
BARB WIRE FOR fencing, made of steel direct
from The ore, end running 10 feet to the pound ;
also Staples for use with same, running so to tho
pound. Please call and examine at SS King st.
on the corner of Royal street. Wholesale snd
retail At low prices.
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Tie Flour. Grain ald Producs movements
Will be noted daily, and the sales of the Aleyau.
df's and neighboring markets given With sccu.
rfc7 and dispatch. The Grocery and other mar
ke's will receive constant attention, and the
money or stock markets of The country epito.
mzed for its columns, full details being given
to all stccks. Sc which Cad Investors il this
section ofthe country.
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10O BBLS RIVEKTON LIME.

We have just received fresh supply of this
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ss very superior article in all particulars, and
We guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Tr7 i.
and you will never use any other kind, For
sale by GEO. WASHINGTON
NH 2 rc,.
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Il iasnIshas tf5 news telegram Of the New
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sgency, b,ing. with bu! three exceptions the only
pApe: oet"ooh Baltimore snd Richmond ths! ia
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VOLTS BkEECH.LOADING GUNS, the
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English Breach Loading Guns with loading i'm
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WE'LL BRClLERS and PATENT
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
CHINA AND IApAN

HONG hoNG, June 29.-Ando Iro, JaDanese
Consul at Hong Kong, is temporary leave of absence
japanese Interests have largely creased i'm the colony
under his management Tramways are to be laid down
i'll Hong Kong. The American ana English officers in
charge OF the Chinese revenue cruisers are to he repc
by Chinese
Two English missionaries have crossed China from, po
mama, in Bnrnah, 10 Hankow on the Yang-tso-Kiang
accompanying caravan. which was only once molcsted
hS iFlSa"d, IN The Hnnan Mountains.
General 10 GunC Tang. of kashgar and Iii rcnufe
mas Ni-itod IL lung Cang at Tcnt~n and ed the
on friendly terms. ~ "
IN" telegraph line hctwccn Ticntsin and shanghai j..
benz proceeded with. Co,pnndor, Slufoldf ms ,r,
cecdcd 10 Pckn, taking with him the ratification OF me
treaties signed last year The customs acl the mcrca,-
me unt o' weight Of silver and medium OF exchange
hl> D''h valued officially at 81 Fl 6-1o NieXican)
YOKOHAMA, July 9.-The Fourth of July WAS cele-
brated here by Americans generally Banks and bust
ness houses were closed The vessels in the harbor
dressed ship and cannons were fired noon, A tce-
gram received AT the Japanese Foreign Occ in the af
tornoon stating that President Garfield had been shot
ana r'gouSiy Woln1cd, brought the festivities Of the
day 10 a sad tcrminatiun
Ihe RIOTS which occurred AZ southern uon;s have been
quclcd and n" leaders arrested ono SnLpro Gn,rucri.
o Aiti had pat himself ihc head az about sixteen
youths armed with swords. ana supported hi, band ly
lor'u contributions from the pcahantry. lie also
IAN Sh'u paper currency and discussed schemes
in"iri Government with seutaycs. At length a
strong fore" of ~ po Zee a.n~ the rctorucrs
VINO were ne leScd "n hil and several shot and
many arrested ihc leader subsequently i'm
hiding The Hl-ShiSh society of Proi,sioys 10 which
ne belonged. number, many adhcrcnts-thrce thousand
IN OSAKA alone.
Inc United states steamer Richmond arrived here on
IN" ON INST, and viii sail Tor Panama in a few davs
lhr Russian cruiser Asia. Rear Admiral Aslambcgof.
iS sailed l"r NladoWsiock whence. after short staN
she "I sal for an Francisco, accompanied by two OF
ACrCOnsorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDoN. Monday. July 25, 1881.
The United states rigatc Galena has arrived al Glib
raltar.
Baron u. Favn has appointed Italian Minister at
Washington.
David vcrbistc. OF Antwerp. engaged in the grain
trade. has failed. His liabilities are believed 10 b,
heavy.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has invalidatcd the
election 81 II Emile Olivier rs member for Gning,lnp
Department ol Cotcs-lu-Nord account of brib, r..
- NOR Eana, ON behalf Of italy and the Marquis DE-
Noaiiics Anhaee dor 10 laly, oe alf Of France will
begin 10 negotiate for treaty of commerce the Ist
oi august.
AConstaniinople dispatch to Renter, Telegram Com
rany that The sentence OF death passed upon Mid
hat Pacaa and his fellow prisoners for the murder of
Abdul Am viii Doe comnuici to exile
The Foreign Ambas at Constantinoplc have re
fused the Porics request delay ccesion Of the
second zone of the ccdc territory Greece. The Com
mia~ rnciS baN" already reached Iauua on th,ir y IA
In the Of Clarke Braaush the latter to-
day obtained extension of time for moving rule for
new trial un next Thursday. II is stated that the
ony ground for me motion would be that The verdict of
tine Jury wa against the weight Of the evidence.
The French Clerical and Lcgimst papers bitterly at
tack General Fare Minister War; on account OF the
severity of the punishment inflicted the military
stuGrots al saint CNr in compelling them
five e?r~ scc"ndclass soldiers for attending mass on
tho Co'mt de ChamhoriS birthday. The Republican pa
be taken against Lcetimi~t officers of high rank
who habitualy violate War Oficc Instructions
Quilia Dispatch To TIE Times says: "Ayoob Khan
sent message to Amecr Abdurrbamans camp inyltin,
prominent chief and ardent partisan the An,er To
meet Ayooh khan's envoy half way between the camps
itcd reply he could listen no propo tions except
at ll"rat and ordered hi Generals t. advance mnc-
dlatet ana attack the enemy. III" Amccrs Generals
bci"N Tat Ayooh hians message was only a precNt
10 gam uinC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
MURDERIN ARKANSAS.
1ELkGRAPNiC NOTES.

BOY DROWNED At VALLEY FALLS. r. I.
Providence. K l.. July 2b.-Gcorgc spring ago
n oi George IA. Spug drowned alloy rails
to-day
SAvANNAu, Ga., July 25-Ihe twcnty-threc bales
cotton reported by the General Railroad out Ia
b. old cotor. only bale OF the cotton has
received here thus far
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD TRACK.
PROVIDENCE, X. l.. July 2o.-E. IL. Bates age
years. q Hlncssionc, Mass killed lie New
York ana ENGLAND iiairoaa NaticN to-day. lie
undertaken and looking for place ior h.s bust
....... ...
MILFORD Mass July 21.-Matthew Jones, the
alleged Arlington murderer Obtained employ in boot
shoi Friday recognized to-day ly his desclip
tio morning papers bu escaped before could
be summoned
TERRIBLE LEAP OF 4 CRAZED MAN.
TROY, n. y, July 25.--Wilam Gavin, while
dcrnm treurns, capcd head foremost
murnne prccpicc l25 high the rocky of The
Iocstcnki creek. lie terribly aud bruised viii
probably recover
PASSING COUNTERFEIT DIMES
WASHINGTON, July 25.-lhe secret service agent
at Cincinnati telegram Chief to-day
OF Robert NJ Arey for having his possession aud
counterfeit dimes and 20
s,rnrs0 the JnOulds. batteries. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
THE ANGLO-IRISH CONFLICT.
TIE TNFERNAL MACHINES.

TIE FINDING OF THE MACHINES FULLY CoNFIRN1,D
HN THE BRITISH Observation-Disclosures
POUNDS OF A DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE FOUND
IN ONE BARREI-No EXPLANATIONS FROM
oDoNOvAN ROsSA
me Home Secretary gave details i'm the
ni.'ish House OF Commons yesterday of the
internal machines which have been found i'm
barrels received from this country, and sup
posed to contain cement Fourteen pounds
oi explosive material were found in one bar
rel oDonovan Rosa is reticent on the sub
Jcc'' Inc circumstances under which bitter
ASSAULTS were made recently ON CHIEF Secre-
U'ry foIster are described in Tie letter ap-
pended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
COLOMBIA AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, July 16.--Local news is absolutely
without interest The French colony, important body
since the advent Of the canabudeis sent out by the
DE Lesseps Company celebrated the anN Ncrsary of the
faI, OF the Bar with much enthusiasm. grand bah
WAS given tie night OF the 18TH and on the following
day there were games in the Cathedral plaza ilumna
tous at night concert ny the band Of tho Inpadorcs,
and grand banquet at Grand Hotel. The day passed
Off agrccaby naterng to the national pride OF
the sons of France.
Canal affairs of transition state from their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26

u 't'ary or few weeks since to something like ac-
'S' ihhs is dtc to the return OF NJ. Blanchet, aud
lchporary presence ON the Isthinus OF NJ Henry
;' gehcrnl secretary of the company in Paris SIN
1 ,oi uc months YET before the actual dggng begins
NC ohlI itcin or news from the south Pacific il tc
nertion OF Domingo Santa Maria az President of Chill
ne IL an apr man. and by the Pcrnvans his election s
rrstuSd as favorable 10 them. lie favor of peace
"i,u Is dlsposed to be liberal about terms.
no quorum has yet been obtained in the Peruvian Com
s',s, ana matters there decidedly mixed II =
S.i'tu that az soon Ccn.r organizes President
acron VIII resign and leave that BODY 10 act FOR itself
l1crola desires to return Lima, where he s lns
alncrcnts ~' '~ - "'' ''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26

rOUBrE MURDER N CHICAGO.


CmCAGO, judy 25.-W. T. George, a ma
chiniet -noi and lcd John Ipps. barber. and young
eil nl,nd oi Georges. The murderer cpepiic ana
perhaps irrcspons lblc.
rODlE$ RECOVERED FROM THE LAKE
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 25.-Ihe bodies of
H. N. L0charA ai Mus ,ssie Edwards. who went row
ing the lake On Thursday cNchin, have been rccoy-
cred. Thoy Tcrc engaged 10 Do married.
DIRECT SHIPMENT OF GRAIN.
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 2J.--A cable telegram
from Glasgow Scotland reports the arY III here good
condition OF cons gnnCnt of MINES va wheat which
had been shipped Wa the barge line 10 New Orraua and
thence by steamer to Glasgow. Other cUnsg gulncnts
will follow.
MURDER IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 2J.-A special TO
Ihe GG-,ifc from Newport Ark, Henry BcNrllng
murdered last nlcht nj the house Of Ms Solirani
NcnsoE near Grandc Gairc II i impossible to tel by
whom. us h" in company with several Others aud
several sAots were fired.
INSECTS AND THE ILLINOIS CROPS
CLINTON, ILL.,, July 2J.-Alter careful invcs-
i3uiou. ~ has b cn asccramcd that the army worm
has don" he damage that has been reported. The
wheat crop in Central Illinois nearly all harvested
before tat worms There myriads Of them here
however. iulG tEcy have damaged The hay somewhat
Thoro is fear Of the ciuch bug which /.
tac corn, than from the army worm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
THREE FATAL DUEIS.

GIBRALTAR, July pa duel took place last even
ing within the Spanish lines between Spanish OIL
GERS II captain and lieutenant. The captain was
killed and the lieutenant seriously wounded.
BERLIN, July 25.-Baron Won GcySo, Aoumg ohi-
Ger of much promise, has been shot dead in a duel
with brother officer.
Two students of Gottingcn fought duel with'piS-
tolls Thursday last, ani one o them was morally
wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
A GOVERNMENT VICTORY.

LONDON, July 25.-!n the House of Commons
today sir Michael Hchs Eetch moved the vote OF cen
sure of which he gave notice last week In relation 10 the
by the government III regard 70 the lis
ing in the TransVaul.
Mr. Ratnbonc UAberan moved amendment Ia ihe
that the House approves the h"S taken ny TIE
Government to effect peaceful settlement.
Sir Michael ucks-Icach's motion was rejected by Il
of IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
WAR SHIPS IN NEWFOUNDLAND.

NT'J"HN's, \. F., July 25.-'There are varions
oo'c'reS respecting the appearance of the American
WrSmp Nandalia at Fortune Bay Her presence is re-
S"rc'' III rohucal circles with significance. She
mas pceh mere since The 2lst, anchored near Her Ma
JH snip rhu'hX On saturday the Of the latter
hIToiru 10 Guiii Nidi Lake. ana spent the day in
nr'iic snorts. large number of American soamen
i ana ne crews of both ships freely frater
met Inc NaH1alil viii leave for II tif,X a,,1,t MI,
e-iaN Sh" WIS invited to a boat for fhc animal
ioSdtln on lhc 81 Ol AUGUST, bNt cOnll not whit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
A SCoTCH-CANADIAN ENTERPRISE.

MONTREAL, July pa company has been
formed in Edinburgh, Scotland, by CAPITALISTS
Oh mat city, Dundee and Montreal, for
'lc purpose OF promoting emigration TO
Manitoba, where 400 acres OF land have beon mr.
chased from the Pacific Railway
Inc stock market to-day strong and tn re was n
general advance in the list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
A FOOEUARDY VOYAGE.

ST. JOINS, n. f., July 25.-The dory "Citv
or Bath which put into Trepaascy Friday evening to
s'op leak ana take in water had very rough expert
cnce during the trip from Maine The crew Turner and
Viil.oh-aIr IN good spirits and hope reach Uayre
witno9t iurther mishap. They VIII proceed on their
hazardous voyage tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26
THE FUNERAL OF DEAN STANLEY.

LONDON, July 2J.-Ihe funeral of Dean stanley
took place to-day at Westminster Abbey The cof-
fin and the room in which il placed pending the
funeral Were decorated with Wrcaths and crosses
composed of the choicest flowers, which had been
arriving at the Doanrry from early hour of the
morning. The decorations included a wreath of
roses sent by the Queen with note in her own
handwriting hearing the words: "A mark OF sincere
affection and high esteem from Nictoria.' There
also wrcaths from well known Americans in
London.
Although three o'clock this afternoon was the
time annouccd for the opening OF Westminster
Abbey for the funeral Il crowd began to assemble at
nOoIi and by two o'clock fully twice many people
had assembled rs could possibly be accommodated.
The Prince Wales was present and other ncuhrrS
of the Royal family were specially represented.
Matthew Arnold. the eminent writer, Right lion.
William Henry Smith. the Bishop Of Exeter Right
Hon. William T.. Forster. and the Dukc of West
minister among the pall-bcalcri. J he Arch
Bishop of Canterbury oiiciatcd at the grave. Many
persons present were deeply affected.
The funeral occasioncd rcmarhabc gathering.
Among thoS, present at the Abbey were Professors
Huxley and Iyndall, the Rev. DR.. Newman Hail.
Cardinal Newman, Cardinal Manning, Lord ShafteS-
bury, the Bishops of tennessee. Pctcrborongh,
st. Alhans. Gloucester and other prominent clergy
men. the Dukes of Argyll and Richmond, the Mar
qus of Salisbury, Lords Derby, Abrriarc and Shcr-
brooke, Mr.. Gladstone, Sir Stafford Northcotc, Sir
X. AsShcton Cross, Sir Barilc Frore, Sir Robert
Leighton and the Baroness BurdettC Bartlett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-26

OFFICIAL AND UNOFFICIAL UTrERANCEs- THE
PRESIDENTS CONDITION FROM HOUR TO HOUR.
wAsHINGToN, July 25-5::}O H. m-The President
has passed comfortable night, much than
on saturday night He rested we'll aud slept at
times, enjoying refreshing and natural slumber.
z. a. m.-Dr. Bliss says he feels very much graft
fled Mt the condition he finds his patient in this
Continued Fifth Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24
bishop RaIn, I.aned.

After the comforting Of the Academic
honofs Bishop Kain delivered some re.
marks, Couched In a happy style, to the
young ladies. He admonished them In q
kindly way as to their opportunities and
duties In life, and spoke some words Of
sound sense on the general subject OF ed.
u%cation, which were interpreted with
several witty and entertaining passages.
He alluded 10 the musical reputation OF
the Academy, and spoke Of q conversation
he bad on the subject with the baroness
Won OvenbaCh in Europe, who,
by the way, wss the frat musical
graduate Of the institution, and
whose performances on the piano have
been complimeDted by the great musCian
SChulof. AT the close Of bis remarks he
conferred his benediction on the young
ladies, and the regular programme OF the
day was ended. Just here, however, q
gentleman from Grafton stepped forward
upon the stage and proceeded to Jane the
Bishop. The ceremony, however, was
not Of such 0 violent character Rs to In the
least disConcsrt the Bishop In fact he
seemed to enjoy It, ss we'll he might,
for 1t took the shape Of presenting TO him
q beautiful ebony walking stick got up In
the highest style Of art, q present from
Mr.. Rouse, Of New jersey.
Alter this pleasing episode, the audience
generally dispersed to the train In waiting.
A number Of them, however, repaired on
invitation OF the Sisters 10 the refeCtory
where on excellent dinner was served.
Thus ended Commencement day at Mt.
de Chantal, and 1t was o day long 10 be
remembered by the many friends and
relativeBof the pupils who were 10 attend.
ance.. The ext session opens on the first
Mo.day Of September.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24
AS a Remedy for Nerv-
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What the Medical Profession
say About It, AM.
The Good Results Attending
Its Useln
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Indigestion, SIseplsssnsssf
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discovered and used Rs a nFrvins BY French.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24

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