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IN EssEejf n q H.,
Ess.ssEGENAE.
CELERY
AS a
I;oIaody for Nervous Diseases.
what tho Mcdica! Profession cay about it snd
III" good rctujt9 attending its Use in Hoad.
:;'h", Nanfslgis, Indigestion, Sleep.
ttaane:s, Hotvousness and

III" good Tctuta attending its Ise in Hoad.
i:iHH, N2ufsifls, Indigestion, sleep.
ttaane:s, nervousness Qnl
Paralysis.
S"!Gfy ES5 cn!Y como into pubIic notice with
IN ths lag: !Hw Pears ~ norvIno but scientific
EXPERIMENTS nnd tx porianco have proved beyond
:; ':.iihL That IL controls Nervous Irritation and
periodic H"re0Hs and Sick Headache 10 mark.
"a degree.
i;ro%A tinGNa!h ;.ysthst Celery contsina nero
rarVa food lhaa niiY ether vepetsbe or eubs.anco
iHnh,! II nature Celery 2:Es fret discovered and
L;"d 80 n"rvian hY froHch physicians nbout
l7ni. !ut u c"t"hnsi!0n O! the ENTRAUr Of
Ghh&kI End UHhhIDHfIE. which has
hocn tui recently introduced TO tho profsss;on
rni tho public By D:. G. w. Benson, has pre-.
"U2cd such marvellous results in cnrine nervous
ness "ld Il a:d@chos, and especially nervous and
&c; headaches. neuralgia parnlysi7, indigestion
";A sioei''o ansss, thst 1t has excited public NJ
t:Hsj0R Md nGwspAGor comments, and ninny
physicians have tested tho marts Of this prnnar.
aiion Tith tho h&st re3uli5 SIS quoted below from
i;is;s
WHAT pHySICIktS SAY:
Doctor Eonsnn's preparation CT Celery and
thamomiIo for nervous disoasei is The mCss in.
ncrtant aGditon 'utdo to the materls medica Ii.
thu isat quarter C q Contu7y."-[Ur. j. ~. J.
.:fnGisT, Nf Baltimore.
Or. BtnsoM's pills are worth their weight in
1ui1 IN nervous AID sick headaches "--rlir. e.,
Il Ecalic!cr, Of Baltimore.
tb"en p'i!s are lhValuaoie IN nervous dis
Geshf.'-lUr. Hammond, Of Now York.
"Dr. B6reor's Pills Cor the euro of neuralgia
arc SUCCESS. Or. &. Z. Holman. Of Christ.
iansbura, Va.
1hese pills arc special preparation only for
tho cure OF spec!ll uisoas2s as named, and for
these disca:cs they are worthy of t:isl BY all
intelligent sufferers. They are prepared ex-
nreSsy to cure sick headache nervous headache,
dyspeiic EcGGacnc, neuralgia nervousE ess
taF&iJSis Eleep'2.sIes5 AID indigestion. and will
cure any csFo. Prizes TO ceuts, pos.sge trsc.
sold by all druggists,
DBPOTEGG N. EUTAW.ST.,
Baltimore, hd.
'fho!etaio Agents, JANNEY s. 90. Drug.
Sr's alexandria, Va. nor1-t23
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EERsoNAL.-N. B. Meade, eeq.. OF CulpsL-
CT, tss rented house, aud will, with his tami
y. shortly renovo to thia oily. MIR. Meade
gas here TO dsy.
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POLICE NEWs.-jho only CASE before Mayor
Is ckhsm lbls uoynitg Was that OF Encch
Graaysop. c1orcd, charged With huckstorCg
without lic;rs,. Gr,ysOn Was foed SIS ard
discharged.
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LGCAL ITATTEr7.

:he te4E>er Probabilities. IHoy. ). 1881 -
For tho Middle Atlantic STATES liaHl r.jos
lowed by colder Clearing weather. winds r:'iE
ing 70 no!!hweatoriy and rising bsrcms.e-
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OiIiac hcus: Q 8. M. TO 8 n. m. nov
4 N Old RSrhBLISHED GROCERY
"a ktiSi = E&s; 4 Ed ArnE Z. IxuIISE Ell

A OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY.
"A, BiiSi ESS AID STORE HOUSE FOX
IS lIE.
with tho view Of cngssing in MAI uf.cturing
busIHces. vii! sell goods AT COST until tho
INs eth Day OF NOVEMBER, il
sssnt, on which day, if any remain uDsold,
will oiar them at public suction.
| will nlso offer On said 20:h day Of November
e. Public auction 1ay STORE and FIXTURES
known rs the CHlNHS& TEA STORE, Alex
sndra Va. This store is in ono of the best 10
cations in the city, being on Royal ct, between
the city inarkot and King street. WAS bailL in
ISL; hiss an elevator going from the collsr 10
the Sd sloIy. Gas and water throughout.
For terms, which will be made very favorable,
apply on tho promises.
H0V&-.20th g. II. ECHAAFF.
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~ YOU want Goad Suit for $40 $l2. SIS
OF Sis 20 10 The old reisbe firm o; 4. WATER
MAM 4 SOY.
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EsSssTIs, sqaEss,aElsY. ete-

FAHlHiAR ENGLISH QUOTATIONS;
Zoe,
handy CLASSICAL DICTIONARY; Soc,
DICTIONARY OF BLUNHEES q collec.
t"a OF mlst5ko' often madu in speaking and
writing: SOC
HEhOlNi5 Of TEE GRUSAD&S, By @.
a. Rloes. author of Blo:s' Ancient History.
BRUSHWCuD, by q. Buchanan Reid, basu
tiully illustrated: 81 60.
TIE COKHET OF HORSK, u tnln Of Msrl.
boroughs ws:s by Z. a. u6n&Y; 81 80.
SPANISH FAIRY TAL&S. by Fcrnan ysb.
allero; quito now; 81 ..
CRAQ UE-VDOOM, a story. by H.. II. Gath.
erWood illustrated, 81 . paper covurs, GGa.
VIEWS ON VRAEU QUESTiUNS. by
William w. kinsloy; 81 3D.
F&AGOLETTk, q novel, by Rita" Coo,
AUNT SERENA, by BisnChn Willis How.
nrd. tushor of Ono Summer" 81 Is.
HOSEmARY AID RUE, ii tho Ground
Robin SHrea;" 81.
SOUTH SEA SkkrGhH ny Mrs. NJ. V.
Dahlgren 81 so.
NEW BOOKS daily.
ncv! GEO. e. FnENCH.
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NJ OIiCE 10 TAN PAYERS,
3ftasurar's Office,

3reasurar's Office, !
Room g. Market Building
Alexandria November q, ISL
Gi:l ro7 prepared 10 receive State tsZes fcr
1851 on real snd personal property, g.. All
p"rsoDs who pay the same before Decsn.b Dor Is.
!tNl vii save five pnr cent on the amount OF
Their bills. On and after december let tlVo per
cert Will b9 aGda 10 all bills then remaining
unpaid. ID. B. HARLOW,
City Treasurer.
NIn2H hcNS; g. M. to 3 n. m. now 10:
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r. Yon want n Youths, Boys, or Chiids
:n's CT Overcast VIC ha7o so oudIess variety st
;ha lowest puccs. s. WATERMAN IL Gov,
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ALWAYS READY
OYSTERS Milk Confectionery.
HENRY RHENGLE, 100 Ki:,s strcet

hsssAs HhENGLE, 100 King street,
Has opened his
LES y STRH PARfORS
ior ihe season. His Oyster rooms for gentlemen
H arc also open. PATRONS may rely upon picked
MILK snd CkkAM, fresh an d pure from tho
country always for sale. Try it for your family.
btsngle's Lee Cream, Pics for dessert or lunch.
ana fute Usndiss are specialtes in which he has
never oeen excelled. Cakes Of sll kinds of the
S pes. material cheaper thar they can BIO msdo 1T
nome lie Caters Of the beat for families. mar.
tlea, balls, fairs and entertainments. pat
otehm fuhs, Tarts and Pastry of all kinda
Ttuiss sugared snd plain, Caromsas, Nuts and
Conlsc!ioneyisa OF All kinda ''''''
Cati see, buy and ba satisfied, oc,2,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

=, &S'T' regular IN Inthiy meeting of tho Eeel
Hook sTi Ladder G.. will hn held to.n,n-row
tErida9) evening, q so o clock
~ JULIAN A. Mnor.
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III T0U WANT First Class Suit mada 10
o'h"f 'ro;n $50 60 $40. or i0e Ogcrcoot from
50 20 80. VIZ !laVo tho largest stock OF piooo
goods Ill The ol:q. aad s'l garments arc made in
no sloIa fn3 Taitantcd first class in every ps1-
'icn''r. a. @o employ only tho best workmon
aHd &Gs:anico perfect fit. Call and examine
QUE s;cck iclora y0u purchase.
S. WATERMAN & Son.
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Extract from Minutes
Il Il EETINI4 OF TH LIE kNhHD al

Extract from Minutes I
& T Il NETTING OF The BOARD OF
- ALDERMEN, held November 2, 1851,
IL wss ordered, That on election for membe
of the Board Of Aldermen from tho Third wsrd
ofthis city hn held on Tuesdsy, tina S:h day OF Nc
mbor 1851, 10 fill the vacancy occssioned by
the resignation OF Charles Z. stuart as 3 mem
Der RI III that ward, and that tho Judges snd
Clerks ol ths ward a. tho general election to ba
held Oh that day be Instructed and empowered
to scl as such in stii general election. Tezte:
,INO. j. JAMESON.
NnH2-tn slIerk Rlsrd Of Albanian.
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THE STRIKE OVER The strike Of the cso.l
boarmeD for an advance On the present freight
rates has been brought to close by tho cnL-
patlas granting an increase Ct fig6 ccnts. The
rates GOV stand Ninety five cents from Cum.
berand to Georgetown end 81 ircm Cumttr
land to this city. All inc bontmeu commcnnad
loadlpg thcif boats O: Cumberland this more
Ing.
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NJ hW GOUDS-i:eceived this day: Bllrs
- Cough Syrup. st. Jacobs Oil, Hyposuiphite
Soda, Suphlso QuiDine. Chinoidine, Cinchonia
Ml1snre Wrehrs Pills, Celery Seed. Lit!le's
White VI, &iilot's Ncural&is Pills, Frey's Yer
minge, Buf.lo Liths Water, Blrnetts Cocoa.
ire, GAINING, Cod Liver Oil Emulsion. and Put
~ in l23 Id tin buckets.
octlI JhNNEY & 90
I IhaNED BEEF, !. = 4. and Ii lib. Cams
- for salehy [ocl24l j. O. MILBURE,
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II OTiCE-HsviNG tasou out letters Of nd.
~ m!nistr6!ioI on the eftsta Of Doctor d. III.
FBEHCH. dccssse1, hereby give notice to all
PERSONS Indebted 10 said estate 20 come forward
ana se1!'e !h"ir accounts, and sii peraons having
claims against said este!e to present ibnn,. dnlo
authenticated, 60? payment.
GRO. s. FRENCH,
CELL Aim'f. OF Dr.. u. NJ. French. dlc1.
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.:ssEs EfaE.E, sac gEag.
GSNEli % ~ ICE H0USS.
II

TGN I.K&T-The BRICK |
~ d MkLL:El OF tie southeast corner Of |
litt aud W1l.a sia. Possession given Il. Msy.
Apply to
Gpl5-ootf GREEN S WISE
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a Terrible EelnDcSt,

TIC heavy storm of Wednesday Lf,crnocn,
expended lis foroo 10 The vicinity CT tho lower
Chesapcake Bsy with disastrous effect. Tho
storm came up very suddenly. and lock the
uarIntrs, and. indeed. these Oh land. complete.
ly By surprise. There scto several lives lost,
all OF them being Of parties 90 board small
Gratis tbst run 10 the bay. Oa Waits Island
tho wind was so nowerIul that il lifted tho
schooner Priscilla i. Leach almost Gu: of the
wattr. c,psiziog her and drowning two of her
crow. both c>ored. The captain and mate
barely escaped with their lives.
Farther up Tho souad tho schooner Suupy
Sido vas cap5zad. and all on board-Cspteiu
Dav, McDouald and son-were drowned. Also,
q colorcd man on he Schooner w. MoGce was
knocked overheard and drowned before assist
ncos cIud reach him. % Smiths Island The
storm was tcir;6o. turning down and sweeping
away !etc,s, out bulldogs apd growing crops.
Ibe public Foicol bulldog on tho island was
completely demolished. Nearly eycry vessel
10 The vicinity wss mere or less ijuted, masle,
SOILS aud tlggics being torn away 90 Lumbtr
cfthem
Va Denis Island The wind vas so powerful
that 1t drove tGo boats through the Ihorofare
bridge, leading tom the maitland to tho island.
tsarios the bridge completely asuy. Tbs
schooner j. i. Tu'l was cap:iz ID of Fcx's Is
land, Ia Tsrgier Sound, and all on board are
supposed 10 BE- los. Nolhing has boon seen or
heard OF the schooner, aud it is supposed that
she is sunk near Fsirmouus.
The hcGy OF a coored man eaa found lsshcd
TO a mast with rope tied around his ucck. 1t
u suppose tina. 10 his hosts he lied The roma
arouad his neck iastead OF lis waist. thereby
straneling himself. Tue Oldest watclmen on
the E:s'crn Shore report tho Storm 10 have
boen m1ic ;uious than ever before known TO
their txpeli1tce On Saith Island vessels
zero blown high AID d up CO the lsni, one
falling in a potato patton thirty yards dissaot
from The beach. The s.oin lasted nearly DC
hour, snd wss accompanied by vivid fishes OF
llgh nlog lnd terrific peaIs OF thunder.
An old tree on Pooo's Island, used from time
lmnemoIlal as 1:eering guide. was suuak b,
Ilghtnlog and blown down aftcrwsrd. The
lightning Jared the house of Isaac j. Allen,
INC light house. keeper. so that III, plssering
ie!! from the wals
Considerable danssn Is reported 10 Cbs]es
aid 81. Mary o Counties, Md, to the crope.
Tho storm Was heavy there, and trees and frame
hcuCs we're blcWn doWo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-02

General Malone home crgsu denies an 81.
sertion Of Northern newspaper to tho effect
that Ih' General had argued that portion oil
tho Virginia debt should not be rcoogLiz.d be-
oiuse it was held By Yankee bondholders. We
doa't know whether the Gertr, over mado
such sn arGu ncnt or not, but that some Of Lis
leadiog supporters have admits of no d.u5t. 1t
was hardly wstk sgo that one of them was
hsard TO say that So the Yankees owned the
debt. and as they had come down here end de-
sttoyed the property and freed the regroes. the
securities upon which tho debt was contracted,
the whole Of i. should bo repudisted, and that
srch proposition would have the support of q
msJcrity OF the people of the State. Now it is
not surprising that such talk IS this to people
aDd sOns of people impoverished by the war;
despoled by tho carpet bsggors. and msIignsd
and insnlsed ircassanlly during the whole of
the radical regime produces some OF less. of its
offended tfsct. and that it i, not more tff,c.
tive require no weak attempt a. argument DOR
any feeble appeal to honor and patriotism, but
the reward the democrats received for their
suoc ;Ssul efforts ia hindsriog if not entirely
preventing its not uonstural result, is the CD.
position of the very yankees" to whom. if
not General Malone, soma of bis lsutensnts
refer.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Milo jih Woods, Commonwealth attorney
tot Automatic county. has been elected captain
o. tho hlonloello Gurl', OF Charlottesville,
A house AID lot On Main street. Lypcbburg
recently assessed at IS 900. sold o. pubic sale
few days Ego for Sll $50.
Gen. W. Ii. f. Les AID Mr.. D. MoC. Chi.
chester are spoken OF az democratic candidates
Tor tho Legislature from Fairfax couuty.
=, lev. w. w. Bennett, president Of Randolph.
Maron College, has left for 40 extended t;u,
10 Europe. accompanied fy hia vito npd two
daughters. WV
=, lie Clyde Limo will $500 o7m mepca ertc!ipe
thrco new whsrves at Yo,k,oyo, TO ba oam.
pleted lo tim, for the csntenu,l, aod the eoy
eminent will also bald Two Dew wbuyrs lhcre
at an ear y dsy.
a troutlng party, which loft Shuotoo last
week tor the headwaters of Ih, Ek hnve re'
turned sitter delightful trip, the party bsyirr
caught 6sS spsckled batuties, the largest Of
which was l4i irches 10 leneht, and pearv
al averaging from ten 10 twslvo riches in
length. ~
Ssmu Forrer las sold The the Forrer,' iron
works property IN Augusta County for s3lOOO
1he purchis!Is being Peunsy lvania purtiee
Inc same parties have also bought q p,rt Of
me tsmcus HolliogsRorth su,vty, az immenss
oouV OF m!oera land lying 10 tho wts'eln rart
OF augusta md ntioiuirg c:uaties.
Hor:: John T. Harris reechtd WASHINGTON
,ast niVht IRON New York. accompanied hv
W. d ios', CT The Val ey Virgiuian. Joars
harris Whsn lolefrogsted, said that he did nn,
nko 10 give bis opinion Oh The resdiuaer move.
ment uotl ne actually understood what reaS.
aser policy WIS. Hs IL of the opinion lb.t
t0G 1lrellla elections will be hoty cont srd
ana the successful man " Il oclY WIN alter an
unprecedented uaugglo. " A''s' az
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c'odtiou, sad fcal very hopeful. Como on as
s>on as you can &c; special. Advise OF the
movements OF sour tr,la and when you can be
expected. A tho Pfesidsn! said on similar
occasion sixteen wears ago, God reigrs and the
government a. Washington still lives"
=, (Sisued) a. +. ROCKWELL
ELBERoN, LONG BRANCH. N. j., July g.
zen. G'aut hiss lst arrived and expressed to
your correspondent his deep regret at the at
tempted assassination Of tho President. Mrs.
Garfield is almost frantic ever the news. Her
pbytic ans a!loI her to s,e none of tho serious
dlspstches, but dictate hopeful ooes to her.
Tho utncs! excitement prevails here over The
sad Jews.
A dispatch to Gen. Grant has somewhat re-
loved Mrs. Garfield anxiety. Issys: "Presi.
dents wounds not mortal; shot in arm and hip. I"
TIE NEWS IN BosToE.
o;ToN, July 2.-The news of tho attempted
sNasslnstlon o: the President caused the most
lhtoose excitement in ths city and crowds sur.
rounded the newaraoer offices all dsy.
BALTIMORE.
b. LTIMoRE July 2-Tho most intense cx-
cltement prevails throughput the city At tho at.
tempted assassination OF President Garfield.
All business is uspended and groups Of mon ara
assembled on every street, dumb founded. an.
2lously, and fesefully awaiting tho result.
Around the newspaper offices abou. Baltimore
aad South streets, the sidewalks and streets are
blocked by crowds of men. Tho papers are
issuing bulletins every half hour. There is 9
universal expression of sorrow and Indignation.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHIL1DELpHIA, July 2-Tha public is gres!.
~ exercised here ovor the news from Washing.
ton. Large crowds congreg,te at the bulletin
coardS Of the newspapers and telegraph eff ,es
aud eagerly wstch for the news IS it is posted
up. Tno excitement among the Third street
people ia Intense and as before indicated 10 these
chpstches the market is breaking bsdly.
THE ASSASSIN
CHICAGO. July 2-Charles j. Guitteau. vino
shot the President this morning has been known
IN chicago FOR the past - years and for much Of
that limo considered as more than half insane.
Ao may have had French blood in his veins, but
was to all appearance an American. He wore
bis hsir brushed up in front giving his face a
startling look. When he first arrived in Chicago
he began prac!icing law. He married sister
OF George Scovell, well-known lawyer
here and lived shout the Union Place,
bu! being of shiftloEs character he became
a nuisance and was finally forbidden his
house by Scovell. After living in a preca-
r!ou5 fashion hero for some time, he went to
New u rE only 10 return 10 1873. Ho then pro-
tessed to have been converted and began lee.
turing under the au,pcoJ Of tho Young Mems
Christian Association.
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lUinciunsti Irish Citiz,n |

MI. MI. tfa.k Le'cher. No. 1929 West Fifth ST.
uss.rs us mat ter series Of years ho was bros
n nssoa W.to rheumatism until lite became en-
. pdaa"saIiy burden. lie had ezhsust, d ibs
,Sa remedies. and bad lost all faith in
co.. sincse9 OF anything to afford relief when
n mads VINO mad les ed tho virtue Of he oil
msus n'm present OF bottle. and, to Franks
'@ W. n1d d.liebt the first application Afford
l bu Sso,iGl' relief; before the bottle w,s,T
g D. me pans and aches had disppssred
&c us Is he im!n, and waking advutis N N,
OF the In'al'ibliiy Of g.. Jacobs OH. '' - ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-02

Mr.. w. W. Corcoran'S plan for improving
the manner and avoiding the dangers Of presi.
dental elections, and for depriving the preli
DENTAL Office OF much OF The pevnicious il lence
that attaches to it is that:
1.-THE House of Representatives shall elec
three Senators The names OF The three shall be
drawn from box The frst 20 be President,
the second Vice President. the third President
pro tenn Of the Senate"
It is by far the best plan that has been propos.
ed, having fewer objections aud more advanta.
ges than any yet suggested.
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LIST OF LETTERS

The following is list of the letter remaining
,, IN the Alexandria, Virgins, postotfco July -
Persons calling for letters will say they ~ ID.
.vortised and give the date of tho list.
II not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent 10 Tue deao letter oihco, in Washington.
Brown, Mics Fannie Pe1n, Mrs Emms
DDurhs, Jameo pinkney. Il las Florence,
U.m2boll. kdgar SLAUGHTER: Riaha,d
Clsgett. Miss El!z. Schinn. Hrs Bstssy
Larson, IL T@ymsn, Miss Sslie
Jones, Mrs Myra Ward, EdwsrI
Kurte, Thos WASHINGTON ia,
MoCcE. Abram (.oD Washington Mia ku.
moore MIRA Sarsn Wsrnock, Miss Belle
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE, p NJ
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F'OREIHN NEW.S

1t seems likely that An appeal will be made 10
the Sultan to commute The death sentence passt
upon Midhat P.sha.
a little snt:-FreLcA demonstration occurred
on "Wednesday in one Of the theatres at Rcm,,
which shows the dliit of popular feeling.
h; Henri Ssiutt Claire Devile, French chem.
lst, scientific writer and member of the Insli-
tlte, is dead, at the age OF 63.
Although the Empress Augus!s is doing as
we'll AZ can be expected, prayers are ,ff.red in
all the churches OF Coblentz for her speedy re-.
coVery.
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a SINGULAR AND SAD Acc1Dxsr.-Yss,s,.

a SINGULAR AND SAD AcCIDRaT.-Yests
day Mr.. j. j. Kch, who resides on Yves. Leigh
street, few squares above Brooke avenue, los
his child by singular and uahssrd of accident,
1t seems the childs mother went out in the yard
leaving It asleep on the bed. The child in its
sleep !: is supposed rolled between the bed and
tie wall, sud caught its neck between The bed
post and the wall, in which position it was found
choked to death. It is supposed that being
caught in this position, it did not have strength
enough to free itself. Medical aid was at once
called when The body was discovered. but the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-02

Mr. Carrier NJ. Lou.hau, of Clarke county,
who has heretofore been democrat. soy. 6
char 6, has come Ger tbs spiri: Of Dis dresma,
and that now be is Mahoniss. MI. Louthsn,
if our memory serves US right, WAS an unsuc'
csssful candidate for c,nsus supervisor of bis
distr @! last year. If he had rec,ised the sp.
pointment be might still DO 10 the enjoyment of
the reputation Of good democrat. Why didn't
the Virgins Congrossmen get him the place
and preserve bin from the injury be hrs in-
fic!ed upon himself?
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
Almanac, july . ,ss,

Mls1ATO ~ Almanac JULY ., 1851
Sun rises ..".-"..., a 60 | San sets... "
ARRIvEU
or Geo Leary. Norfolk. to P Hooe
of Arrowsmth. lower Potomac, 70 fo-
SAILED.
Ssr George Leary, Norfolk, b. 2 i Hooe.
S!r V Arrowsuith, lower Potomac, by Pc.
tcmac Ferry Company.
PASSED UP.
u Sehrs Spartan, from tho kennaba: ssyer, 10
p pasGittas'oh, and Alfred Bray brook, rom
providence, to GeOrgetoGn.
AEAoRAEDa
York lst %
D Senr Amalia Hearn cleared a. New York for
hlchnond lst.
Schr Lizzie Carr, frcm Richmj at Boston lst.
E scar Maggie Murey, for Washington. sailed
from Bath S0.h.
Schr Hattie l. Gore, s;om Bcstoa 'or George
own, asl1ed from Vineyard Haven 3o.E
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Jh> Baltimore American ssys.

Now that the administrator of the Navy
Department is no longer under suspicion, Coz
gress will be disposed to treat any reccm nauda.
ton which its chiaf may make with proper con =
side-s,lon."
This is rather severe on e1 Secretary 1Lomp.
son, bu! mono the less deserved. for no. 1t will be
remembered. is The man who of,red General
Wood 'o:d q bracs OF pistols that did not belong
to him with which 10 90 down 10 Mississippi
and defy judge and jury OF that State.
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DIED.

DIED.
on the LIST day of July, the beloved daughter
OF george w. and Ham )Eia Tyler, aged eight
months and three days
The light is lrcn our household gono;
The voice We loved is sliiied.
e. place is vacant in cur ia!dst
That never Can DO FLIED.
No: dead, but sleeping.