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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

VIRGINIA. NEWS.

Msj. John ". Daniel will speak to lbe poo.
l,le of Katl;ughsm 90 Monday next at Harri-
pcnburg.
George +. Heed, jr., Of L,lsLutg. sf'tr a
long illness. OF consumption. died 90 WeGnes
day moruDg. 10 the 4lst year Of bis see.
Mrs General Joseph R. Anderson, CT Rich
mond. is extremely i'll at the White Sulphur
Springs With tut slight hope of her recovery.
Capt i o Brian died at the Ie,iderco OF
his tsthcr-in law, Mr.. j. w. Grsntham,
IN Clark county, on Sunday night, last sftcr a
bit illoess
The Oid Dominion Spcks Works. at Suick
traVlle. 10 L1uduu0 cJunY, vas sold st putlil
sale On Monday last, for SO 200 Jas. NJ. Ora.
hnm. OF Piedmont, West Virginia. purchaser
Tho vacant pulpit Of Christ Church. Mil.
wood. Clarke county, made an several month";
ago by tho resignation OF the Rev. j. r. Jones
wa8 filled Sunday By the Rev. Mr.. Is yam, lht
newly called pastor.
Mr. ChaE. II. Powell. while engaged 10 load
log cattle at tine w. 4 o. Railroad depot il
Laesbnre. ono day last wot k. had his foot aut
hand badly mashed and laoarsted, by gettin!
thtln caught between the Car and platform.
VIM. Il. Knight, Of Wildwood. Clarke county
had three valuable horses killed BY lirhtnio.
during tho Storm OF Saturday tveuiug last
| They worn standing uodcr tree On kis fern
FIVo other horses uldsr tho troo 1T tho lin,
were injured.
The Clarke county farmur5 sra lhrsshiar Oh
their wheat quito rapidly. but it is showing
! great falling off from last year. Macy are quite
dosp0nd1nt at the prospect for corn erop, ia
consequence of The drought which has prevsilel
dntleg the past two wocks
The stockholders Of tho Valley Railroad me-
| Ia S!auDon yesterday. A RESOLUTION Was adolp
| cd authorizing tho bOald Of directors to issu;
tho bonds Of The Company ia suoh manner and
amount hs THY may deem advisable, secured
by mortgage upon tho franchises. a., Of the
company. or IN suoh parts thereof az the
board may DOOM proper, tho amount not to tx
| cocd one million dollars. anu proceeds 10 bo spr
piled to the o>uatruo,ion and completion of the
road between Staunton and Lexington, and Ia
the equipment of tho completed linz between
flarrlsorturg and Lexington. 1t was ANNOUNCED
that satisfactory arrangements had been made
With the Richmond and Aleghary Railroad
Company authorities for Il oonnt ciDu with that
I road ut Lexington.
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LOUAL BHEVyfIEY.

Thn mercury in Tie tharm>neter rre!,.cr.L ~
degrees in tho abtdo 10 diy.
Joha Gaze. we'll Known old coitrsd MIN
foil in 1t On Ecyal sirset THIS morning ard
cut his head badly.
To accommodate The i1lr3sst.l travel to
Lower Cedar Poiat, tho steamer Jane MostlY,
was yesterday pu! en- that rcu:e, along with tho
John w. Thompson.
Tho Alexandria Literary Association. reetn nj
~ organ;T,d, has elected tho following ofic re- :
Charles }. Hou2h, president; Will CLARK. secre-
tsry julian Holt, treasurer and financial Sc
rotary.
Msssrs. }. Z. Agntw 6 Co. ira having erect
ed telegraph wire TO 1ua from the office of The
firm, foot Of Wolfe street. 10 tho wharf Of The
Potomac ferry. and from the ferry wharf 10 ,te
Western Union Telegraph ctliee.
Lawson Patterson, cocred the man confined
in jail charged with an indecent assault! on II lii
lie cooIed girl in this city, short tine sgo hiss
written letter to MayLr BaCshs asking for
reconsideration Of his caso. Patterson, who is
very pi<us, invokes tic blessings cf the infaliibo
Judge OF tho universe upon the mayor, and
hopes he may BIZ guided by the spirit in the Goa
c.u-lon of hia, PhlLerson's casa.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

At 4 in;cling ofthe Alexandria Corn Exchange
lhIa uoruirg. called f5r thu purpose. the ir!-
lowing rcsOluiin0a al T1aftc. TO the momoIy ot
the lsto John +. hammond Wera II. p )rtcd aad
unaoIaausIy adopted:
Whsre,s it has ,loaaad 40 h'l-w:s9 pruei.
denoa ~ remove from our midst our fellow
mcnbcr, John L. Hammond; therefore b, it
Resolved, That this Commercial l.xrhangu
he's hoard with profound sorrOw of his sudden
death; and Wc dcsiro 20 tXrr1sa The ts!oep aud
oohiidcncs in which no WAS held by al tho
mombsrs Of this ho3y, aud deplGrs tho less ~
young. eoterp:isiug and upright merchant.
Resolved. That We deeply sSmpathiz, with
his bsraavcd widow akd tho family of tho DE-.
ceased. AID tina, tho SECRETARY c,mDuniclio &
conv Of these resolutions TO tI.tm.
Resolved, That wo attend tho funeral Of our
deceased brother Ia body.
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II seems that the slralghtout republican COZ
ventlon 10 Lynchtu;g did not instruct their
CENTRAL committee to nominate STATE ticket.
but referred the question of the ACCESSIBILITY OF
nominating such ticket to that COMMITTEE,
who shall nominate or not as they see BIZ. The
probability is therefore that though the rerub.
loans have eighty four thousand registered
vot,rj 10 tho State, while the whito hlshonites
haven't fifteen thousand, the forma. will have
10 ticket In he field mex. November. and That
large M DIRTY of them will vote for tho ,cke,
nominated by the Mahonites, composed ~ il il
OF Two democratic repudiators and rcpnblicsu
who voted against the civil righ.s bill. The
consequent and legitimate effeot Of tho sctc
OF the two Lynchburg conventions will bs that
slI the reputable republicans of tho Slate,
black az well as white. will. at b, election, vote
tho regular democratic ticket. tho success of
which will st least preserve the credit and
honor Of tho State and save the capitssi6u tax
for the free schools.
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Preparing for Sen.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. August 12--Sssraiars
Hunt, accompanied By MIR. Harry Garfield and
simo other friends sailed on tho Uni,cd
State steamer Dispatch for Norfolk to- day.
During tho Sccrotarg's sbscuo, Il ,ar Admiral
II. J. NchOls, Chief of tho Bureau Of Yards
and Decks. is &c i,g Secretary. The u. s.
steamer IaIspocsa. which has boon UNDERGOING
repairs aud fitting out for s,a during tho past
month, has been thoroughly completed and
will no manned tomorrow. Assistant Paymas.
ter Henry d. Smith formerly of tho DspaI Oh
has beon transferred to the I'alapocss. In COO
versat!ol this morning Mr.. Smith pavo de.
ser!picu OF tho manner 10 which tho yOsso has
been fitted out. n suit Of rooms has been prc
pared expressly for tho uSs Of President Gar.
hsd 10 tho event { its beos found prso:ic ,bll
10 take him out on tho water, WHOM ho ,oomos
sutnolontly strong 10 Wareant his being moved
from the Executive Mansion. The suit consists
OF four comparatively largo rooms, including 9
bed chamber. reception aud snlc room and n
bath room. Paym:ster sSpai,h says lift is ds.
terni 1ed 10 tske the PIcsirnt % tho vessel a
swinging bed will b, hung in his chamber for
the purpose OF prtvantiog. The pa,iGn, from 30.
log annoyed by The motion CT tho vess:l. May
other precautions will aso bo taken,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF YOUR
rest BY p sick child suffering and crying with
the etcruciating pain of cutting teeth? II 20,
goat once and gsts bottle of Mrs. WINSLO WIS
SSoOTHlN MY . kUt 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon Il
there is no mistake about it. There is not
mother on Garth who has ever used il who will
no! tell you at onco that it will sogula,e The bow
ella. and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health 10 Lhe child, operating like magic. It ia
perfectly safe 10 nse 10 all cases, and pleasant to
oldest and best female physicians ana nursts in
the United Elites. Sold everywhere. Is cent.
bottle. MI
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. hUu. u, ISL.
Sili ,iSsS........... 3 Is .St,i Scis........ Il 81
ARRIVE T

ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. IL + ii Reed.
Str Mat.nno lower fotc. to j Broliars Z %.
Str Il V ArraWznuth, lower Potomac, to Po-
tomsc Ferry Company.
SchT w ], Bradley. Boston, 10 VIM & Smcot.
FcAr Willie. Wash'n, 10 j L AGnnw y Go.
SAILED.
S!mp Il G Knight, New York. by + A Reed.
ST. Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. bv + A Er cd.
Schr q , EnJls. kcs!on, by American Coal
Go.
Scht Willie, Norfolk. b. j, =. gnew & Go.
Schr Virginia Dare, Baltimore. by Ge2rgo \.
Worlhington 81 Snr.
Ectr Edwin g.. Cambridge, by Beck ham &; Go.
Sch' Mssgla. Baltimore. by 4. Is Houe.
MSMoRAKDA
Bark Isabel, for Santos via hich,nurj, ciosr-
oil from NuW YUrK ll:k.
=, sehr H"lfn HsstroucE. fitm Georgetown. ss
New York llth
schrs John II Psrker. for Richmond, and
WIN Mctioo, for Washington, c;carad al New
York lllh
Schr j Wins. from Go rget0wn, ut D.nvera-
port 10Th.
schr John L Fell sailed from F.l River for
G6orghtnwn 9Th.
Srhr II uiio,uo, i,om Nnote e.nyo St Uv-
minis l0sh
Schr h!do jrrlan from Richmond, ST New.
hurypcrt l0.h
Schrs Il j Palmer. for Wssano;on, ami Em.
ma Shaw, fer t!ts tort, sal''h from, rr,Y.-
dRncn 10Th.
Schr VIM i i;u@;,h. fraa i,ccrssioHn, e.
Somerset ON.
Schr Ill u ireland. fer Hos!oa irom George
town. st Vineyard lIavon lJ,n.
Schr Tnos u !i.rrisln lrnnn li.hmond TO-.
Boston. at Vineyard uavcn lOh
Schr FlCTeEca Lockwood, IRON Boston fer
GcorEetown, sailed from Viaeynrd Haven l0th
>, Schr South shore, Tor liicarnoud 81 Vineyard
Hav6n lU.h.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
TEE p.sEsIDENT's S1GnsTEoN.


tOlioial Bule:io.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. l3. $50 H.
ine President slept we'll tho greater part of The
nigh; tho FOYER OF yesterday afternoon sub
sided during tie cvenicg aud has not baen
perceptiblo since 10 .. Ii. Ills general condi-
ton this morning is good. Pnso 100, Temps
raute 9S.G, respiration 10.
(Oficlal Buetio.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug, IL, 1880 o. m.
Ito President has passed comfortable morn.
ln:. lie c,n!laues to take without repuguarce.
tho liquid n6urishment allowed AID a!e with
relish lor breakfast larger qlatity OF solid food
thon lie took yesterday. Atpresent his pulse ia
lOO. temperature 90 ). respiration l9.
Unofficial BuIle.in)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August -. $40 p. n.
Slnco tie 2::30 .. IN. bullc,o lharo has been
90 material chacgo 10 tho Presidents oondtior.
at thIs hour he is doing Very we'll; there is no
more fever than Was noted at the last officia'
In Ie'lo. and The patient is resting 1ielIy.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August H. Tho fol.
loving WAS received to day:
la tho Philadelphia Times Of August Sth,
1851, o c)mmubloan appeafcu which processes
10 present my v,eas 10 regard to sovernl points
CONNECTED ~ith PrasdOnt Gar6eld's Weuad.
As this ar.iolo has hetn m.du tn, basis Of an
editorial Un tbs same subject in tho Now York
Herald, and has. NJ [ Understand, been tho
sull eot ct comment 10 oihcr papers, deem it
my du'y To FAY that 10 no particular do tho
details given represent my views OF tho osse,
nor were they ever kiven Ivy mo to any repro.
sentative OF tho press.
(Sigrod) d. HAYES AuNEW,
lGll Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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EinRIlGlRl.

NEW York Aug. l2-The Posls 6nsnoi.
article says: Tho Sack Exchange markets
bavs been quiet as rolls thus far to day. The
share seecul ,tiou. however. has displayed mark,
oil strength, and pre- hnvo advanced steadily
from tho openlog to the Tina Of writing, The
Improvement ranging from t to II Der cent.
Government bonds were lower for tho extend
ed 6s. a.d otherwise unchanged. State bonds
Wsro dali and weak for Tenncssoes. while rail-
road bonds were firm on small transactions aud
without imDortant feature. Money has baen
easy at 3a%i per cent. on osll.
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a dispatch ironl Natttik sass: Wiltia
fow ds5s past two dau ,htcis or Captain G. II.
LiadsrMan. mss:tr of tho Water Q,sr,er
Shnal Eghtskip. nssh rospi civnly thirteen AMI
eight years. have been s!rck,n wi h Coz
vusinns and died in 4 trw minutes afterwards.
Beth deaths occurred in Eu,h t. shur! spio, 1t
timo that the family ply stefan failed to sri.vs
uatil Ito IVES extinct. a GROCER irquis. ur-
nouEcod % their verd q. Death from poison
Whether The poison was accidentally taken III
tho leo or administered feloniors'y. thetc waa
no evidence to show. The family suspect thu
latter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-12

O,s OF tho most noticeable thines at tho ra-
oant dual republican convention at L7nohburs
was the presence therest. and the active parti
clpAtlon 10 the proceedings thereof, of nearly
all the prominent and leading MahoDites 10 the
State. These mon still profess to bo democrats,
but say the republicans have been resping the
reward OF the negro vote long enough. snd that
they arc now going to turn that vote to their own
advantage The poor. ignorant. and purchas.
able negroes couldn't see through their devices,
transparent as they were, and so joyously walk
Of lnto the trap set for them before their own
eyes. The white republicans. however, having
The soaleS removed from their eyes. refused to
be caught.
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PURS 50 IN RACES Sl,O.O,

ihe:e VIII also DO sack ana barrel races. This is
Inc only county fair hold in the State for 1881 AMI
Inc aoeioty is making every effort to securo com.
plete SUCCESS. A handsome and commodious
grand stand and Presidents stand will bs com-
pleled by The fair. Hon. James e. Blaine will
Dc present during the fair and deliver an address
hxtra trains will run on the w. & y. Il. X. tho
second, third and fourth days Of the fair from
Washington and Alexandria and r5turn tho
same day. Usual Reduction OF faro on tho rail
road for those attending tho fair. susl2-wGwd
TOILET SOAP-Four ~ larga cakes hne
"A Toilet Soap for 25c At
aug3 j. L. MlLBUKN'S.
. DOZEN BRDOMS mada u! selccted
AZ - straw received to-day By
:m3l2 j. q. MILbURE.
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Stabbing Case I'm n RngnLO.

PHILADELPHIA, August - Tho occupants
OF house of easy Virtun al No. $50 st. John
street, known ia tho "Woodbioo,' wsra I'm.
timely aroused FROM their morning tlumbers
yesterday by an event which involves talo of
illicit Iowa an,l nordinsto jealousy. About 7
clock in tho morning Isaac Sapp, fireman
on ono ct tho Ridgwsy Park boats, entered tho
house and asked tho barkcoper for Lydia Gold.
smith. Being told that tho girl had not yet
arisen, S=pp wont to her room. The c)nvcrsa.
ton started 10 an undertoue, but in a few
minutes grow louder, and then tho people 10 an
aoJontng apartment olud OVERFLOW Sapp plead
log with tho woman to 1.-Two with him, and sho
With considerable emphasis refusing. Suddenly
tho inmateH Of The house Wcro startled by u
piercing soream, and rushicg to tho room
whence tho cry oil distress cam, thoy saw
Lydia Goldsmith lying upon the flor with
blood ocziog from her srar5cy cad body
DR.. E!erShau atii'td shortly alter, aud
foutd tha. tho girl had received frightlul
CASH just jclow Tho breast bono with the blade
OF small knilo aud two other wounds, enc on
tho right side snd tho oIh1r in the back, noar
tho shoulder blade. Sapp was committed to
await tho result Of the si,rs Injuries. Lydia
Goldsmith Is co attractive girl OF PC years. Fer
i've yosrs sho a1d Sapo. Who il n short and
muscular fallow tgsd IS years, lived together
as ma1 aod villa. Sapp, hoWuvar. grew ,al~
Gus and accused the WomAn OF ir6dclitY cod
about two vet k5 ago no went homo ono night
and blooming fre1zlcd. sS;z!d butcher k1,fs
aud threatened 10 wipo his nls:rcss out Of OK
lstenoa. This ros drove her from his house
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That "nlxeG Up" hooking Bird
s;,esv.
ARLINGTON, ALEX. Co., Va,
h,,p,,t a 1901

ARLINGTON, ALEX. Co.. Va,
August Q. 1881.
IL Tie c,}iiar Of the Alexandra Gazette:
D,st Sir:-Aa article has sppearod in your
paper. which has been extensively copied 10
The Washington papers, and has excited Coz
sdcratl, comment in this section of tho county.
1t PLACES mo in false position before the
Iublo. sud IS an &C. of justice | ask sou to
publish tho following reply.
Very Ktsptc'iuIlS.
+. ". SoUInE.
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The New YorkiHer.ld ssys:

The repeant social and political rrtjuiicaa
OF the past 10 tho South are last dis appearing !"
And yst the Herald ought to koow that the
social and politlc, prfiuiiccs' of the South
never exceeded those Of the North. and that no
rel able Northero man. among ell The lbous.
auds of such now living 10 the South. will say
that he hes ever been repealed By social and
political pre- judoss
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Female SWlns7Iar

:, NEW York. Aug. l2-Deteclive lrqir =,
the drand Central Depot this morning *, 81 =.
before Justice Murray, of The York. I,,, o'ouEn!
court, an elegantly dr. s,ed womar n nGiloo
bearing whom he scc1s,d of ssinaI;,n ,aaS y
gave her namo IS Mrs. Georsiaos p < ;,s Que
OF baltimore. ND. Her operations " era a.
notes principally In dafau! Of bait sbe ' v oa
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Secretary Blaine declines to tell Hartmann
counsel what he will do 10 case the Russian
government requests the surrender of that self.
confessed murderer, but he has DO hesitation,
now, in telling people that he and The tick
President will support tho Malone movement
10 Virginia.
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FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST Il.

No two characteristics Of the MahoniiO5 sr6
subaervence 10 their loader, and their approval
of every word be usteIs and every cot he per
forms. They live and move and have their
being in him. With them everything the Gen
eFal docs is right, and whenever three or four
OF thom gather together'in ole placs they make
haste to resolve with ono accord that they IN
qualliedly cndorss and heartily sustain every
-peech he has mada ADD every voto he he's CAST
ainoo. failing 20 obtain democratic prrferncot,
he souEht and obtained i! by an unholy aud
unnatural alliance between negroes, radicals md
scilawngs. Nothing ia more common than 10
read CT hoar their assertions TO the effect that
every vote he c,ss of tho extra sessnn Of the
Senate WAS cast az it should have boon. IS it
should be again were the same question to como
up. and that it not cn'y receives. bat merits
their emphatic appreciation. Among these
votes was one to confirm the appointment Ct
w. h. Chandler az Solicitor General. Genrra
Malone knew Mr. Chandler to be bitter, ma
liclous and impaoable haser and revilar of Viz
Qinls, and as the man who had been mainly
Instrumental 10 effecing the swindIo by which
the vote of Florida was counted for Hayes, and
yet he voted for him. That vote, tho Mahon
ties boldly avoW they approve and endorse.
Mr.. Chambers luminosity and maloo toward
tho South csn be srp,ased only By money, and
as she Will not give him that, they aro iai radi.
cable. lie is member OF the New Hampshire
Legislature. and durog tho recent session Ct
that body. introduced therein tho following
resolution:
In the American republic southern alnve-
holders began bloody civil war in order TO
strengthen. per petuito. and extend human bond.
age. Northern frsemen, at the cost Of 800 Ut D
logs lives and So 000 O0O 0O1 suppressed thu 70.
be!llon, abolished slayery,.snd ksve tho omsnci-
pated citlZ ms tho right to u free ballot. Unre-
peDtant southern rebels assailed that right and
By Intimidation, terrorizing, ann murdorous sys
tomato election practices destroyed,free suffrage
ut the South, took oil political power from los nj
voters and gave it solely and unrestrainedly 10
rebels fresh from tho slaughter of Union SOL
dlers on the battle. field, retaining by FRAUD and
violence the power which they first gained by
murder. 1t is the first, highest. and nott IS c rod
duty OF the National Government to prosecute
and punish them for their crimes against the
suffrage with the utmost vigor under all existing
laws"
Ihe5e orc the sentim onLs Of the man General
hlohone voted to make Solicitor General oi Tbs
Uoled States. and 10 Confirmation Of whose
appointment, scc)Iding to their own volunteer
avoRal. would merit and receive the approval
sod endorsement Of every man who ia the Con.
eralsfoower ard supporter. Fortunately for
pnglois but few of her white peopla ontetlain
the Same love fer Mr.. Charder tina. tho Ma
honilts do.
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The Markets.

bALTIaoRE, Aug. l2.-Virginis IS old -; dc
c IRE lbt do consolidated s.: do ID Sc.
rles 4?s past due coupons 925 new 10 4Os 68q bid
10. day. Cotton dull; midding ia Flour
steady ana firm; Howard street and Western
super assl 5v; DO extra 75aS5 60: do family ia
20 70; City Mills super 81; do extra sass so; do
family 7s$7 Us do kio brands TOAST; Patspf.
co family 81 6U. Wheat-Southern easier: West.
err higher and firm; Southern red l9.l2O; Go
amber l3OAl34; No l Maryland 1873; No .
western winter red spot and August lSf g,l3l !;
sept la2als2s; Oct l35aal3ii Nov lS6ial36i.
Oorn-S0uthern steady Western higher and
strong; Southern white and yellow CT; Western
mix ed spot and Aug G3A Sept 64!a6ls: October
set.6tsi Nov 6saa69; steamer 65. Oats higher !;
southern A3a44 Western white 45a464; do mix.
Cd slsi2. Eye quiet at SOaS5. Hay steady and
nm; prime TO choice Penns and Maryland IDA
Sl9 Cotiee firm Rio chrgoes Ordinary to fair
loal2t. Sugsr steady; A soft o. Whiskey
drm At l2aSl pa
., NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Stocks strong. MONEY!
las9. Flour firm. Wheat active and lI;l3c
higher. Corn active and lal3c higher
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FOREIGN NEW.S

The Electrical Exhibition wa, throsn oper
to the pubic 10 Paris yesterday.
1t is estimated that tho wheat crop Of Egg
is1d this year will txc:cd that Of last year "
1000. 10000 quarters.
MIR. Gladstones health is suffering from the
severe strain put upon him in carrying the land
bill through the House.
Ii - Insisted that there was some basis for tho
story that under some circumstances the POM
will quit Rome as residence.
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Ise Vie and HanOv.

If You will stop all your extravsgsnt and
wrong notions in doctoring yourselves and fsmi.
lies with expensive doctors or humbug euro lls,
that do harm always, and use only natures sim
ple remedies for your ailments-you will be
wise, we'll and happy, and save great expense.
good will tell you, is Hop Bitters-rel on it
prrsc
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MatrinlaniaI

Dn hoS d. Aus: i2.IThe marriage of .be
R RuHo T Of argyle WITH the daughter Of RIGHT
~ %'y W. ihomss Lilsh Clsugh ron. D. D., B.bon
thu TEa aisss VII D, ,zed to morrow at
'n' i4p'So'pa' palace ano Rill be onto ntivsio
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GILMORE. Wis. Mr.. W. Rinohart writcs ::
Ine use OF 81. Jacobs Oil is foloatd by The
mcst wonderful results. A man suffering for
twenty. fur years from rheumatism was induced
to try the Oil. He used few bottles Of This
tluly WoEderful remedy. and is now entirely
we'll.
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ErOnl Alrica-

n; LONDON. August IA dispatn to tho
LINES from Tunis dated 10Th ips,sot s. ,uo
Inc marsuding bands who have bit orto O c,n
ne9 90 themselves 10 the districts east and son,b
OF OF Ionis nave now commenced deptf dotions ~
the csunlry 10 the direction of Al: ,ria T, 10 10
hsVo aIso ravolfed, '"' potoet
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hi Il. ..

~ Au5u;t lin, 1851, JOHN r.. youngest son &;
18th year OF his nge Tnu Lord qIyelh and tho
Lord tageth away, blessed hs III nnmo of lno
Lord. zSS-fu leral from hi, ln.o rrsidonco CD
cameron bstwuun Pit aad 81. Asaph sire
tomorrow. Saturday, afternoon at 4 - IS.
Friends of the family nru invited TO ~ >cI?cb.
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Shooting An'ruv

Ns uMLrasroN Tex. Aug; ia special TO the
snootlng afray occurred last nigh { a. TIC W.,
VWs9Iween two Mi1icans named Konsom sns
rioofee' which resulted in the 70 tsl wonodi, mu
Inc latter. Ransom escaped 'as VI