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arHEADQUARTERs

1881. OF HEADQUARTERS 1881.
or THE
CENTENNIAL DRY -GOODS HOUSE,
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
SOL BnOAD STREET. 1910
SPECIAL INDUCEhENIS AND BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK,
as we have prepared and supplied orr stock With
THE PRETflEsT AND CHOICEST GOODS
OFTllE SEASON,
so don't fail 50 sec our stock before purchasing
900 BLACK BEAVER and DIAGONALCLOAKs
leo B Io,1 * s22d LiGnTDo from IS to
325 fhDTEs' and MISSES LIGHT CLOTH and
FLANNEL Observation-Disclosures from
IFS IIIGiHIfiT and DARK ULSTERs, latest styles
and colors, from ! to $50.
Don't IA, 70 sec our line Of ;bose goods. ai IL Is
acknowledged the best I'm the CRY.
10 pieces single and doubir-fUd thANNl.l.S =,
Tor dresses and jackets, from 2oc. 10 sl.oO %
so pieces GA sACKINGS and ULSTER CLOTH
from 81 20 - % yard;
AZ pieces PLAIN and MATALASSE FLAN-
NELS, IN blue, cardinal, winc cream, &c"
from % % 7jc. yard;
An elegant line Of WHITE, RED. GRAY and
BLUE FLANNELS 10 low prices.
We call special attention to our new impoit3hnn
Of BLACK SIBhS, SAItNS, NtbN III >,
PLUSfIES, bROCADES, which cannot De
An ce SSgi lln q, OF C0l6RED and BLACK SILK
PRINCES, CORDS and IASSELS, BEAD
I'D BALLS, ORNAMENTS, BEADED
Trimmings, BUTTONS &C.. for dress
trimmings, which cannot be heat;
2G0 pieces DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS. IN all Inc
new shades and styles, from 49, TO 0Oc. a
yard; -
100 pieces PLAIDS, STRIPES BRuCADES, and
NOVELTIES for dresses aud trimmings,
from 25c. 10 - yard:
5J pieces FRENCH CASiiAlERES from % 20
7Jc. yard: .-
81 pieces hLL-WOOL STUDAH and MONTE
CLOTHS from 80 TO zoe.
BLACK GOODSl MOURNING GOODS
The largest best. and cheapest stock In Lle city.
BLACK CASIiMERFS 40 Inches wide at 0Jc.-
former price 81 yard;
4 fun line Of NOME, SHUDAH, MALTESE,
GRAPE. and HENRIETTA CLOTHS at very
low prices Don't miss our black goods stock.
CAEPETSl CARPEHSl
6j pieces COTTON CHAIN CARPETS from
% 10 Soc;
lest TAPEsTRY CARPETS in the city at 90c.
and 81;
$50 TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS from 75c.
% SO.
As cur immense stock cannot ba mentioned All
we ask Is call 20 be convinced Of the bargains we
are Offering. THALHlMER BROTHERS.
50l east Broad street, corner Firm.
oc 22-d3tetSa,Su&W
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M HUTZLER BROTHERS, I'D,
500 BROAD STREET. 1ENSNeS

Lock az our tlrge assortment Of SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED ALL-LINEE GENTLEMENS
HASDkERCHtEFS az HALF PRICE;
Selling out our large stock If VINE CANVAS
MATS and TIDES at LESS THAN COST;
Look M our immense stock OF NECkWEAR and
HOSIERl-cXtra cheap:
We continue % sell our FASHIONABLE DRESS
TRIMMINGS at the extremely low prices that
have attracted sO many customers:
III cOlOr5 ZkPlillsS at 7c. per ounce;
Latest styles and lowest prices I'm tASlliONABLE
MILLINERY;
TRIMMED HATS and BONNETS. FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, PLUSIiES NEINEIS, and RIB
BONS ~ the lowest prices In the city. no ;
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In the matter Of disordered nerves,
Boston girls suffer no more than those OF
other cities. There arc painful sensibiiities
that nothing can cure so thoroughly as Dr.
Bensons' Celery aud Chamomile PILE,
and every nervous girl should use them.
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Write to Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham, 800
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names OF
ladies' that have been restored to perfect
health by the Use Of her Vegetable Com
pound. IL Is positive cure for the most
stubborn cases OF female weakness.
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COZ BoAnp,v FRAsKLIs Il P1TsYLyAsTA)
NAHpow-GAU0B RAILROAD,

November 4, 1881. ,
Having been q constant reader OF youl
very valuable paper aud native OF frin .se
Edward county, allow me to acnu you 'nc
following: | took the vote yesterday on
this little railroad (which runs from J rank-
lin Junction to Rocky Mount Val ior
Daniel and Cameron. Cut OF fourteen
passengers thirteen gentlemen and one
iadyl. each and every one gave their VOC
for our champion, Major John W. Daniel
In addition, also, the engineer fireman,
conductor, and all the brakemen lt"o)
vero Daniel men. PmNCB EDWARD.
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~ PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH (wcst Franklin trect.-Seryices by The
pastor. Rev. J. IIANSOS. Suhjects-ll 4. NJ:
@Thc Celestial Mrrored I'm the TeresiiaL' SIP.
NJ THE Afmless Hand
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MARRIAGES.

Married. October 18th, by the Rev. r. l.. Pres
tom ID. D., assl-tcd by Rev. ~. Huber, ". j. SiE-
PHENS 10 Mrs. JESSIE j. HOl,hlsS, ,|ugh'cr OF
INC lato Rev Jesse n. Turner; ail of This city.
Baltimore and Petersburg papers please copy
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III AK SILKS. I'm most complete as-0rtr .
ranging I'm cost from Doc. ~ IS. Am0ue
storL. insy tc found the choicest prot1r.
OF Franco. Italy, sud switzerland. These .'
arc bought from importers and la very -
hulk. thus gil.Gg our houses lcneht poe. no
Iv NV csfs bllshmcuis south OF New FORK.
COIoKED sILkS, SATIN DE- LYON, ID Ni I-
NEIIIIEIN. SILK and SATIN 81 Dc .N.
RHADAaES. PERSIAN Sofas, GRu~ h-
/ODIACe, NENETiENNEs:
PLAIN. SHADED, and OMliRE PLU>ilI>.
sTRIPEs, ranging Ia c0st'from : so tD .u.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rIMMENsE ATTRACTION
THE Spirit OF IMPROVEMENT

wohsrs again bcea s.mps,Isd 70 look for far
ther space.
Tho rapid Increase Of ear business has necc'si-
tsssd ~ to enlarge orr ssorsroom and also occupy
,he entire second 6oor, S3K14o feet, which VIC have
ftssd ap in . nost convenient manner I" a ssIes-
room for CARPETS, oIL-CLoTns, MATING,
LACE CURTAINS, CLoAKs, and ether READY
hADE WRAPS, sHAwLs, etc.
Our stock in every departments his SEASON the
rnost attractive ~ 10 styles. qualities, quantities.
and prices chat money and perseverance, could
place before the public.
We shall ofreT This week
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ETCASSIMER Es, KERSEYS,
TWEEDs. SOCKS, HANDKERCHnEFs, COLI
LARS, TIES, JEWELRY, LAACES; 30. N1gI Ions liI
FRINGRs. CORDS and TASSELS, BLEACIiED
ana DROWN COTTONs, FLANNELS IN az
colors, plain and twilled For bargains OF al
d. G Z. BITTELD0RYER's,
oc a3-Sa,su&W 527 brosd street.
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ATTRACTIONS.
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN sTHEET
FOUROUREAE, PRICE, TEMPLE s co.,
420 EAsT BROAD STREET.

Unusual efforts VIII be put forth to ,Aii.it ...
demands o. q fastidious public. our buyer .a'.
been long ,n TIC markets, and W. mean t' "'
our prices u suit The times. In or'cf 3" attest -'
statement, any goods ccfirci' rc -Aml.' p. '
scription Of which may lave been secured '
where. We promise o. produce FHEEo. LAII
Acp. We are determined lomakcof 0uT lra--A
convenience o. the public.
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LEXINGTON, Va, November 5.--Henry
Maokey, highly-esteemed citizen OF this
county, died last night ut his residence, at
South River.
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DRY GOODS, MOTIONS. de.

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS.
Up. FOX son
viii open durlsg the noxt few days large p NJ
NEW GOODS
NEW DRESS GOODS. CLOAhS,
DOLMANS, ULsTERs;
4 nice assortment OF UNDERWEAR ~ YD.'.-
men, ladies, aud children;
NEW GOODS in every department. aui "r ..n
call from our patrons sud lhr general in.
800 Ek>I BROAD ~l l.ti D..
L. $. Our Ar !. A. WEST hls returned t' .'
post, and Slll be glad % serve DTS fric..i.. ~
rp N-rfE TT 49,.
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BLACK GOODS.


70 fiis department wc continue o drfnit
space and attention, making u Che DOL
pete exhibit o. ~ found IN any mcNoF r' Dr..
TRfCOT, ARAURE, pRAP De ALMA: 49,
RlNE SERGE, VENETIAN slHli,t,5t.
gcther Win on immense stock Of 4 N,h w
HENRIETTA, and other ST ALL ','i
lower rates thSn we're ever offered ln -i' '
kct; .f d..
regular goods, at lowest quotations
GENTLRMEN's and LADIES' NEEiNO ,.t
DERNEAR. I'm White, Scarlet, ana h.'..
ranging IA cot from toc. 20 .ai .,.f.t.r.
LADIES' COTTON and CANbslC $50.
WEAR AZ prices and in S.uk0 70 ,''t
with any market
We have certain sreeial bargains n Go ,. ,iIi
CHEAISE, aud DRAWERS, 10 VIZ
especial attention.
For TIE Centennial demand We hhS, Sgf-
gigantic stock 81 DAAASks, NAIht "a
TONNES, WINE-ClOInN loNHh
other Furnishings, ~ hc sold very low, A. .,.f,
~FOSTER" KID GLOVES nov Iva slo,A ''
shsdc, for opera, street or party wear ,,o,.-r.
GENTLEMFN'S WEAR, IN CLOTHS WV
EDS, CAsSiMEREs. go. sutrr-. Ia
| COLLARS, fCARFS, HALF-lloSf' SHIN
LADIES WRIPPINGs now opened.
FoIRot REAN, PRICE. TEllrLE 90"
CARDIAC, ALSOP, nOSBh e 90 ADD
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sPRCIILTIEe,

ALL-sILK SURAH sATIHs, In dark end most
desirable shades, al 07e yard;
10 pieces WHITE and CREAM sATINs At 75e,
our general 3l.s5 quality;
. pieces PONsON's BLACK SILKS tquailiy 81
at 75e., our lowest general price being sl.29; :
3 pieces DONEET's SATIN-FINIsIi vt 9l'so'
the lowest value being a2.75.
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nnrss GOODS.

FOR dress and com hnstlons We have no DE- u.'t
ties in CAAiEL's HAIR, SERGE, MONl
all the new shades OF AMBER, hANI''f
LOUTRE. PAON, RUBlt together N
magnificent line ~ LENANIlNE, o.liN-
TAI. aud TINSEL PLAlDS, ranging DID ..r
from l2.c. 90 "a Ter NurC. Dor hlH ..
aud LINCRlANT RICHNESS 0ur s.o' a,i.''-
never Lccn 50 consplcrou.
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OUR STOCK OF SILK GOODS Is BY FAR THE
LARGEST IN THIS STATE, AND AMONG
THEM HUNDREDS OF SURPRISING
BARGAINS THAT WANT OF SPACE
DOES NOT PERMIT Us TO
ENU3ERATE.
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Fail not 20 SO our goods ana, ari ..-rr....
unless you prefer going cisowhclc .uI f,r.-,-...
for your goods. LEVY BE0Iurn.
nos l0l7 ana 1913 Nain r..,
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We have certain srecial bargains ~ 90" .',Ii
CHEAIsE, aud DRAWERS, 10 "h' %
especial attention.
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STAuNTON.

POLITICAL NEws-BUSINEss on THE CHEsA-
PFAKR AND OTTOMAN WOUNDED by A
BsAR-A MAD DUCK ATTACKS MAN-PER-
SONAL.
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MEWS OF The OiY

The sum ol s5l. 70G,24 Has received D.i;i
moro yesterday tor custom, Gu,S.
Ca2taia Joseph D. Campbell ilu:ia ertiicIy,
has tccn ordered to report for duty to ,I,o oo,u.
nandiog ttIeer C The artillery schoo! E. Fer
TESS hlCuroe.
Dir. George Wgrc,op. farmer iisioy ..h?u!
tGiee nils cas-: Of BsrIysilIo, Cls5ke Co., vs.,
Las turlsd ttut children Hiihi1 tia pa. Eotk
tee otdes! tlSteeD. lhe mex! toltleen. tho NIX.
tour, aod the youngest tSo years OF sgc. Several
OF lhe family ere sill sick with dphthcria, the
disease Of which The others died.
A serious d5turbarc, occurred o. hIoDday
a! Feroaadias. Fla. copstq1en upon tho sr
rest OF negro WEo, resisting, was SHOT and
Dtlaiuy. though cot MORALLY wourded. tbs
town Wss !ull Of coloted ctl,red exol;siorist,
and at one time serious riot Tss threatened.
Gov. Boxham was notified. ard the MALTA
was ordered ont sad q.ct restored.
Two adventurous, uamed Johu riayeur, az
| ltIahman, sud lysr D sen. Satde, L:i!cd
from Bah, Me-, 10 dOlg fur eco lie! lenr,
twenty oro itcles deep eui 67, !c,t vide
Ito smallest craft 10 Which passsgo ec.;s;
the Atlantic has ever been attempted. Ihs3
| are beth skilled seauco, end they are rfcvi-
| sionod for sixty days.
Caro- Grmo. en- lalsn fruit vendor, ares
| ted st Nav Orleans M onIaY, charged With tho
murder AID robbery Of his partner, Csrramenio
Chlro. in San FraB,isco Two 5esr5 sgc, IVES
| yesttrdsy indenlfad as Tho murderer cl Silga
der Soctzau 10 New Orlesus Tx yta,s age.
Snc;zan was stabbed IS times aud robbed OF
5000. Tho Governor OF Csfjrnia offers o
| reward Of $500 for the arras: of GriEo, bu, he
! will frs. be ltied il Nov Ofeaps fer Tic rur-
| der of Scc;z.n.
Twenty casualties w,rc reported 10 Bsl!irtr,
on the Fourth. stisicg from, he al lcl or clrel,ss
| or lgaoERDt use OF 6tesrus in cDd around
the city Two men wero seli;usiy, ne,
haps fatally, wounded 10 street so;, npd
one woman, Wills locking from Err wia-
dow, wcs Instantly killed by pistol shot rsck
| loss'y fixed by man Sanding &c her door.
The remaciog seventeen cis.s wcre slight
~ouldlngs by pistol shots, either arising trcnl
Ignorant hardipg or thoushtessncss ia fri1g.
Several ct the wounds we're Inflicted by The tcy
cartridge ris;cls, the sufferers bciag children.
Thousands Of perslps haeo visited lie sccns
ct Iho shooting OF the President sjrol ito CO
cu'Ioac3 OF ti.t event.. The ladies' T0G;n O!
| the Ba!tiAlo.e add Potomac depot will no doubi
bu as nuaa ono the places of iDt1rrst to future
visitors TO Washington ss the Mcdc,l Museum
| luhalog, Oh Teeth street, i0rGycriy Fori's
Theatre, the ceuc Of tho assassination ct Pres
ldens LlncGa Already speouia;crs have made
| tittIs Tor The row Of ecsts III wh:cl pfe.,das
Garfield ioil. to DO cnrtled irQin city 10 city %
| exhibition, This rolm remains the sem, ~ %
Saturday 1Eoiocg, and possesses we're. INFER
| est Tor The l9vtrs Of tho s;n5ali3nai !lar.iy O
person passes through tn, depn, III t1:. ;rt,s-
| ink II
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.FOHEITN NEij'.S

kiog kslsk1s, Of tho Ssndailh !,ls,.is,
has lott Komo fer Londoa.
1t rsrortcd that tbs ktcd;vc ti Egypt will
shortig decree tho tbii tio1 Of >aDcsy thorough.
cu5 bis dorabioos.
Tho steamer Sea Ngrs,. Of The British .avy,
has been ordered to proceed forli aiih is AREA
OF tho disabled steamer VaGdaIa.
1t is expected that tho International Msuela
ry .CooiSrsno, at Paris will conc'u:e ~ Iater,
this week.
Eight bags Of gu 1poWicr hayo been !ouad
10 ditch 10 the village al Calusj. willis tho
Car Visited on The 2Sih OF Juoc
The London Finsrcicr says: 9TH, murltr,
Gus outrage in Washington had ullJ very
moderate ctfec! on the pr;ces ot American 90,
cu:tlcs. Alter The first tar,leucy 10 u pltic
hst passed away which il did vlry quickly, c
remarkable siesdincss blctm1 apparent, eod
tho reduction shoHu ia l1ndon pr.ccs vas In.
impcrtsa:. Operators who l,tksd iotu Tie
city, hcIin: 10 pick up American atccS, Cheap,
were considerably disappointed.
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1eesburS Faces

CORRESPONDENCE Of tho Alexsndria Gszst.o
lEEsEUaG. July 5.-Yostesday ibs c,nd
a1uuai rzc, msetirg. uoder the auspices Of
Mass;s. WHEEL & Co.. took pl5c, a. tho LOU
dou; Agricultural Fair gcu1ds. lear L,estuig,
Va. The Day sas fac, AID a lNg, crowd, es.
limst4i .: !corn 1900 to $500 pss,ns, was 10
st.eni;re,. After miscrat, farce. wtiob,
however. vas fair specimen Of The latter day
tOunsE IT. vas dragged through With, the
rGciaG connected OF y m.
The t;st event WIS hurdle rsc., open to II,
Ior purs, Of $50. lhro ffhs Of milo, over
two iundles ADD repeat. The entries were :
Isl II. Blrteli's, Of Wsrrentor, bay horse
"Woroes;tr.' beautiful thoroughbred of
pure LEanioston strain years old. aud riden
by 8 dmihu:iVo oolcred ,ukey, 10 red, white
AID blu; aud Fad, Elgin's brown "Star Pi.
ester took the lead at the start, ard kept i. to
tue ii .ish. followed go cl)sely By Star Pilot"
that one could not see day light between thin.
Tie hurdles wero cleared 10 beautiful style, and
ct the finish "Woroestcr" seemed to ksoW that
bis work had lclrosly beeuo.
IL lbo s:c,nd heat Star Pol" got The start,
bu: eas passed ty Worcester" at the ffss
burGl,. who sgli1 olue ia first, winning The
race easily.
TIE second event Was trottiHs 1903, open ia
al, purs, $50 $50 to FIRST horse, mile heat aod
repca,. The entries to this rsc, were Henry
Se!w:a's e. {. "Cl.ra s." By Wood bridge, aud
Read Pvu'!oo's b. m. Maud" MAUD" w,u
| both hcats.
| The third rsci wac fit rao,, mile heats,
b:st two 10 ttr1r, open 10 ALL Tor nurse oil
500. Tho cutriss wero II. BaItel,'s b. h.
Worcester" q. Cooper's Oh. z. Auburn
rni hshtoa's Oh. s "Old Socks" sll tbos
scushbrcd
10 The first heat. stttr sGver,l false starts,
owing to "Oll Socks' vioinusness, there was
fair send of. "O!d Seeks" tskiog ,ha lead
foioTed by "Au5ura" and "Worccs!ct" far 10
TIE rear The raco between the ,~o sorrsle
wis clls, and exciting. bat Auburn" had the
heels OF 'Oli Saoks." and csmo ia winner.
Tho bay seemed hardly 10 tho rac,.
| 10 be third tea. "Auburn" was held ia tho
rear. and 20 ID Socks" led fer three quart r.
Of s mills. with "Wcrcesler" fur lerg;ts be-
hind. Ills ii;tla i)ckey then pavs Lin lis head
aud he c,s q up h, gap ar d pes ed With per
| i,oS csS,. sod wen tho heat.
l. tho taisa heat "Worcastar" played his
game the s:cond Tina, lotlitg Auburn" lead
I'LL nesr the iGish, then passed him. srl VOL
| tho facr by neck
| Tia t,uEIh event was garter mic rac,.
siasIG Dash. lufse S25 Thuro was oao dead
heat hot*een gray horse "Soowbsli'' and .Au
bHrn. Then Auburn" WAS Withdrawn and
| "SH0w3a'i' took tho purse
FLih fsce-a foot rloc. cpan to oil, for S.
| The "a.ii.S wern len urgrc nieu, throe tiflhs
II mil, slnss dash. The Esc, wss won BY
"iora hir' 10 t few mloutes more or less.
TIE roa"tins then Adjourned ct iis own mo
haa. CARLOS.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 6. 1851.
Sun rises 4 Is San sets.........7 "a

AKhITEu.
Str Lady of thu Lake. Norfolk, to + A Re,d.
Sir Matssno, lower Potc. to j Bf0ders 8 %.
Str V Arrowsnith. lower Potomac, 10 70.
tomsc Ferry Company.
:, Sehr Eliza keyuo', Washington. t, Hanp
& Bait Coal Go.
Schr Geo BoRdoin. Bnl!o, t. W 4 Snoat.
Scbr James Phelps. Bn'tp. 10 s Fowler, TO
load treenaiis W
Ssr Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, by f A Read.
Str Arrowamith. lower Potomac, b, Pc.
tomsc Ferry Company.
Schr q w Rice. fhia, by VIM a Scoo.,
NkNoRAHDA
~ sehr a Andersen from Washington, 8,
New York oh. '' o.
schr Belle Blown, from R!chu,ni, .. kag
York 9Th. - 1>'"
Schrs Harry heasa: aud Ann 1. I.ocswoot,
rom teorge!CWa, at Bottom 5.h
ecnr ella Cupul Cleared At Boston for Rich
sehs Hattie Baker. f'cm Georgetown. q: Prov.
&c, Schr Nellio j Dinsmore, fsola s. jotn for
washington at Vineyar1 haven Alb.
seer Mary sailed from York river for tajs
port lst. '
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A great deal OF the free stone AMI slate ussd
10 the construction Of public aid other buildings
ia Washington was taken from the quaIries en-
the Vlrgloia d, Of the Potomac. few miles
bel,w this city, aud from am ,st tbs surface Of
thos, quirries. and yet 1t has proved OF the
mos: durable as we'll as otherwise satisfactory
charso;er. Further developed. tho material cf
those quarries would. of conrse, improve and
tho demand for it, created By the rtquiren en- 8
OF the DOW rsyiily enlsrGing national capital,
mus, 10 tho nature of Thugs occasion that Co.
velopmont. The us!ural RESOURCES Of this M
mediate SEC ioo ,l the State ara in IN MSS, ard
the increasing demands OF the neishborips ci.
tiss must necessarily call them iato nctiv, opo-
ration aud make them available.
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1881
According to tho plslfo1m Ct the Mahopites,

According tu tho platform Ct the Mahonites,
a'adopted at their recent convention. they will
encourage thu Investment of tciVs capital 10
mnuFsc u,es and profitable employment Of
labor 10 Industrial enterprises" in Virginia,
and declare their purpts, 10 'sid such invest
man: by all proper aod essential legislation.
This reads al i sounds sll right, but here's how
it works 10 prhc;c,. The representative Of e
large amount of Boston capital was 10 this city
las. ~eck o' king Tor Investments 10 Industrial
enterprise" that would be more profitable than
Govcrnmen. three and half per o,Dts. He
found what h, sought; every prospect WAS
pleasing. aud be s!srted back TO Boston With the
most satisfactory report 10 bis principals; but,
osesd of suhorz.rg him, as ho supposed
they would, to ro!uro Immediately and make
the investment, be writes that thy ara holding
the SUI G. u1d.r sdvisemen!, that they see
its advantages as we'll az hc does, Lu'
that they hesitate abou. invIstipg their
m,ney 10 State 10 which repudiatiog
ideas prevail to sloh 90 extent es thy are re-
ported t, d. 10 Fireicia. The proposed 10
vest0cut vas $3.50. coo, aud though it has cot
beon ahan Toned. the dread q the reputation
Ideas Of the Mahonites throws doubts nnd un-
cer!Hintirs arouad il; hts d,layid aud rnsy p,s
sloy rreVcot it altogether. A patent illus'ra.
tim Of the difference between tn, theory end
the rrfc Ice of Mahonism is thus Exhibited, bu,
10 no lesu plsrIug coltrs dos this inoideus pr
tray tho inapcoiily Of Massachusetts,, for though
the ps1pls Ct that Slate, as reprcs ,pted By
their Seaa;Crs-espeoislIy Dir. Dawes-thoir
representatives. their press and their pulpit
advocate MGhonism. they either hesitate or re-
fuse TO invest their MONEY 10 State 10 which
they have heen led TO bs|isvc Mahouism pre-.
walls,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
The Presidents Condition.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July G Tito follow
ing bu,lstio is iust issued, $50 8. m:
The President has passed most COM flr.ab'c
night and has slept we'll. His coodilion Ess
rem siped thr0u2hou as favorable as when ITO
last tulleliu was issued. The pulse is becoming
less frequent aed is GOV 9S. temperature $50.
respiration 30.
Unofficial Buctin.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 6. 1880 a. nj
The condition OF tho President sine, the date
of the last official bulIetion $3.50 a. H.. has
further improved. His pulse is now 96, srd
bis Temperature is normal.
(Uuofcial Bu'li!sp.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Juy 6. 1890 :. IL.
The President romsiIs q1ite Us comfortable Is
at the date of tho last bulletin. He takes ti4
uourishmeut we'll. Pass 100. temperature
90 7, respiration %.
(Uooficial Buetin)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 6, 1855 p. m.
The slight rise 10 the pIlse OF tho President
srce the official bulletin of $50 a. NJ, has been
caused By the charging OF tho bed and the
movement OF tic patients body which il neoss'
STATED. His symptoms are Sill regarded as
| very favorable.
tUnoffioial Bullolip.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 6. p. m.-Un.
less Same untavorablo charge should coour.
| DO further Official bulo,o vii be issusd uuti
$50 D. u. Experiments are tos bcog mai e
| under tho snpervlSOn Of The sttondng phYI-
| oians with different softs OF reirlsetaling sppa
rstus in order 10 relieve the President If pcs,i.
| bic. from The urfavorable ith1euc, of tho grea:
| heat by artIfoial!y o)oling thu q mosphere Of
bis room.
(Uaoficial Bullctip.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 6. $3.50 p. 49,
The Presidents condition at this hour remains
| unchanged. all rumori to the coo'rsrY no;wita.
| standing.
PROTECTION FOR OoEKLIHG--A soarst coz
ference OF ctIlc.ss at the New YORK police
| headquarters Sundsy night WAS construed y
reporters there 10 have some connection sih II e
| attempted assassination. Tae officials were the.
roughly interviewed with ous giving much s,t:.-
faction. however. Ger. nlssioaer French, who
| was asked concerning the Sunlny night confer
| ence, ia quoted by tbs Nav York Sun rs ss7irg
1T %as hell for the Same reason as tia: for
which .CosgtoVe was SCOT with Gen. rtbur
Gen. Arthur had received abou, lift, lo.l.r.
warning hin 10 lake care Cf his personal SAT It's.
Gentlemen called CD hiu ind gave him similar
advice. Inspector Thorns hs.rei rumors ut
threats that had been ms 1e ayains. Vico Pfesi
dent ArttuS and Ex-senator Conkling. AMI
Judged II Hlse TO take Measures TO prevent rny
| possible violence. Win this intent he sum-
moned Capt Williams. md or!ered him u
guard the Fifth .avenus Hotel we'll and to US,
| unusual ,isilence. Inspector bsrnes has also
placsd men In the hotel Tor ths sane purpors
Inspector Thorne c,mo to me hni sssai m if
he had dGne right in taking III $50 PRECAUTIONS
and said he had"