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SAILED
Alpha. sch. Starr, Yacuina bag June %
Geo W Elder. str : June l9
Clan Ferguson. br. bk. 7es tons Wilson, Queens
town. June lS
Mary +. Russ. sch. San Diego. June ls
Marion King. br bk 9ss tons, Liverpool. June IS
Argo. gr blk 3D. tons. Gate. Queenstown June n
State Of California. So. 22oo tons. Debney. y
June IL
Oregon IS. 1885 tons POhiman. June Il
Rival. bk. 29s tons. Adams, :. D. June n
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June 6
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20
NEHS or The DAY

A siyht shcck CT earthquake was expcli.rc-
cd ct NeWbcnyport, Mass, cary yesterday
morn;ue.
Marshall Donsi,ss, of North Cs,ocr, mys
the issue at tho fol etc.i,n 10 that State viii
DO tho Whisky question. and h. thinks The 3D.
vo,atcs OF whisky wilI prevail.
The profits Of the New Y ork ELEVATED Rail
road for the eish, ooths ending hlay 81 wfro
S47G. yG5. aud # tho METROPOLITAN Rad So
il6. which Is 'qlsl to dividcad CT - per
cent Oh the capital stock.
Gen l,ongsIrect hiss been interviewed concern
ing MIR. Daviss History OF lho Civil Var Fdr
tho most part Gen. Lonsstrcct was Don commit.
tai. tut 10 soI> poiots couodcd with Mr.
Davis, aud notably 10 his cpirion that Wash
lDgtOn c:u'd have bsen captured after the
fits: tatlle Of Manassas.
b. in;tl;i1erco received from The Warner
Observatory, Rochester. n. T., i: appears tia.
still another comet hbs Just been discovered by
DR.. Gould, Director OF the CoGdova O3sc1vs>
torf. Arscnnne Republic South America.
ibis comet seems 20 ho the great ccmet Of 1867,
aud is Ice ted in the Constellation OF Tho Dove,
Right Assertion hours and Dec iaalion South
50 dcGro's. l: is cot vsitl, from this latitude
and GOT known yet that it will be. Though it
is likely 10 be as the c)met Of 1907 was disioct-
w roap
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The markets.,

sALTIHoRE Juno 2O-prginis 6s old -; do
aetefTad IL; 90 consolidated 8;s do second se.
RES 4:s past due coupons -; new 10 4Os 6es bid
70 DAY. Cotton quiet middling II. Flour Gull ::
Howard street snG Western suuar 6OsS. ~
40 extra tOaS5 %; do family 55OaS6 so: CITY
mills super 3 5OaSi 81; 90 extra 4 75nS5 Is: do
i iamily Ioas7i do kio brands 6Oas6 81; Pa
'apsco family 81 Is. Whoat-Southern Arm
ana scarce; Western irmer, cloeng steady
Southern rod l2sl27; do amber l28sI3l: No |
Mary land ~; No Western winter red spot
ana June l25s .l25ii July l23s,l2i; Aug l2l4
si2lb Sept l234 al23i Corn-Soulhcrn stesdv !.
Western frmer, but neglected; Southern white
oiso2; co yellow 90; Western mixed spot EG}s
3ea June 5t3 .6G; July 551,5j; steamer 624s52i'
Osts lower Western white 42a4S; do mixed d(1 .
az. Rye nominally lC6slCS. Hay dull and low.
er: prime 10 choice Ponns and MARYLAND la
sHo Coffee very firm; Rio cargoea ordinary to
laT 9aaii!: Sugar QUOT; 4 aott lCa. Wbissev
dull at 81 % for job lots.
fHILADELpH1A. June 20.-Cattle insc,ivr.
safes 3oCO head; prime Ls.7; good 6is6J; medin,
Sbts; common 64,5i. Bulls and COWS Ak
oneep dull; GALES l0C07; prime 50; good 5sfI.
c meolum 43a45i common 4a4s; culls 3sSs Lamb,
e oao dogs in fair demand; sales 500 head NJ
oas according to quality. ~
New YoRK. June 2O.-Stocks fsyerisb and nm.
settled. Money 3s21 Flour ouiet and M
.nsrgeo. Wheat moderately active. Corn dull
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Prayer Against the Nihiltsts.

In MI the churches in ST. Petersburg on May
90. The clergy reced for the fi7:t limo The prayer
agsinst se1ition. composed by tho Holy Synod.
The full text Of the new prsyer is as follows
Lat us play tie Lord 10 forgive our sins AID
lswletaness, srd save us from the ferccions sedl.
ton OF our enemies. Let us pray tho Lord TO
establish in cur country quietness, peace and
plety. our great and gracious God, with re-.
pentsAt hearts because otthe terrible visitation
OF Thy argtr, we resort TO Thy ile1pressible
mercy. Look down on the prayers Of Thy I'M,
worthy servants. We have si1ned before hee,
but we turn TO Thee and rely upon Thee. Deal
not with u5 according 10 cur Gins. Bring 10
nAnght the counsels ofthe impious and lost sons
VINO sndsciously rise TO trample down Tho power
established By Thee. Bring TO there senses those
who have lest the right wsy. Put into their
hearts Thy divine fear, and direct them into the
way ofttulh. Rstsbish peace snd tranquility
IN our i@nd. thaswe may enjoy c..m and quiet
lie in plety and purity. Umnipotent LORD, we
humbly prsJ Thee. by tho protection Of Thy
grtc,, 10 save rom sill evil cur most pioua SOW
ertign md Emperor, Alexander Alexandra.
witch. Destroy al the snsres Of tho enemy set
for him, Project him on all lis ways By Thy
holy angels, lest the enemies succee3 in their
plots against him and The sons Of lagIessuess
hurt him. Grant him length of years aud
strength that lis may perform every thing for
Thy glory and fos tho good of his people.
Pralsing Thy protection rendered TO him, every
day and every hour We will bless and glorty
Thy name, Father. Son and holy Ghost. Amen.
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Southern RniIrond connection.

a full meeting Of the directors Of the Augusta
AID Knoxville railroad was held in Augusta,
Ga, oo Saturday. President Verdcry stated
the tac!s OF tn, rtc,nt proposition Of the Clyde
combination t. the city authorities AID then
read communication from tho Virginia Mid j..
la1d railroad contsinicg q proposition to sub
scribe 5000, 900 to build tho railro5d from
Angus to E.bcrton. Il is also provided The.
when So. 900 10 addition 10 this is received
book! OF subscription should b, closed snd co
| more subscription should be allowed. The Viz
Ginia Midland authorities pledged themselves
to ro!aln 10 cftc, the present managers of the
Augusta and Knoxville uali the road was
completed 10 Greenwood. when thu lice should
pass into their hands. The Mayor OF Augusta
who is member of the beard OF directors, said
that 10 bis opinion Augusta should coutfcl tho
road, as it already has money 10 ooupioto it TO
Greenwood. Other dirocors spoke to tie
snma tftct, end the follosirg resoIu ioa was
6oally unanimously adopted:
Resolved, As lh9 sense OF the beard Ct d.
| rectofs OF the Augusta and Knoxville railroad,
! that it ia DOT expedient to entertain pr0pcsi
ton loo king TO transfer Of tho properly CT this
company or controlling Interest therein to 10Y
pBTty CT parties whatever uuli Inc Hoe Is cOu-
pletcd and 10 operation to Greenwood, srd lie
30 cveEt will this limo cnortaio my proposition
nOt pteSefvalve Of the Interests Of tho bond.
holders Ct Iho Auluss ard KocxviIe rails
rosd.
4 resolution Was also alcpttd closing Tie
books OF Subscription laay. TIE Msyor vas
teqa Sted by the bo:Id Dot to 90: iaslly on any
p!up0sl.iOu which might b lnsd0 for lie ely :
SEC: Hithnu; coosnl;sticn with tho boar Of
directors. /: IS considered certain that in DO
event wi! tbs Clyde sytdc,so set control of the
Augusta std kotxvilIo railroad. Correction
will be INSIDE by he Augusta AID Knoxv;l c
rsi!loai with ITO Vugioia Milsod st Sp,r.an-
burg, and fsvoral l., terms aIrar ged for through
yates. S2ar;untu'g county will, On the OH OF
july. vo!o OF the question Of subscribing
SIS 600 to the SICK Of the Greenwood nud
Spa.tanturg railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

10 tho tllsIer created by tho existing mauu.
featuring boom in Alex,udria, tho uncxcelled
commercial advantages of the port should Tot
be lost sight Of, One, and DOT 81 long ago
that it could not be recovered with the rtqui
site tx,rliou, the city had a large and flourish.
ing direct trade with the Burmudss, tie West
ladies'. South America and European ports.
Alexandra from natural cau3os mus be the
shipping port Of Washington, end that city has
decreased so much 10 population that its wants
alone would support a large import trade,
while sn immense tx tort trad, could be built
up from the producs Of the country traversed
by the railroads that hero first touch the Allan
tic coast, With unsurpassed natural facilities,
with the fewes. possible restrictions compatible
with existing navigation laws, and with uaeX-
ceed artificial dvantages-commissio ware
houses. purohssablc almost for song. fronting
upon railroad track on one side. where ships
boWsprts touch the windows Oh the other
there arc 20 sufficient reasons save want OF
capital aud enterprise. why the orc, prosperous
commercial trade of Alexandra should not bs
revived and increased TO greater proportions
than it ever reached before. There are multi.
tudinous possibilities connected With Alexan.
dria, and at present she offers rare opportuni-
ties 10 mon Ct enterprise and energy. backed
with little money. Thos, who ssz, them
will reap rich rewards.
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VIRGINIA. EET,r

iii. Wiiliam Fl, Pfg,. Gig gss lisp Ger Of
Richmond, died ca Saturday.
William aD3 Mary College has cob:c;1e1 the
degree OF l. l. d. upon Judge Robert w,
Hughes. :
Mrs: Whi,e!ey. seed 90 yes.s. ai!er DO
lreo.ed 5cku:s', died ia Warr9u county. las.
Tuesday. '''
The German Immigrants engaged 10 work o.
tho Z. & o.. Il. R., al Newport News, sre dis.
sal!:hcd With recommendations And fare and TO-
fuse TO remain.
The session Of tie Balcb Military Academy
OF E'chmond, MIR. s. 4. Beach. formerly o.
this city, principal. clls;d on Friday last with :
distribution CT awards speeches, &c.
Last Thursday MsIk Gregory, of Princess
Ammo county. was lioked under loaded CIR
| by vicious horse, and then rua over the rcrl
| by the v2liOlo snd killed.
The first train 90 tho Dan,iiie and N3y R;y
er hsliroad came l1o Danve Saturday last
| The track is now laid from Dapyi!I, IL Dsl
river, c distance Of seven miles.
Maggie O. Biian. gad Is, was terribly bar5
Cd While using kerosene TO expedite fire al
vas kidding at her homo, 10 L7pchburg, or
| THURSDAY. The carexI!adcd and fragment 6
tn CIT an artery 10 her face, atd rromp
medical atteodaEca only prevented ncr tlaoGir
to death. There are slight hopes Of he recovery
! 1t is said that The Mahont,s srs excited @,
acc'ust of the favorable reception given Ii,
vifg'ola republican, obligation. headed ty G en-
Wlckhsn, by the President, the other dsy, ant
Will make an ettCrt to llduca tho latter to IS,
something WhIoh msy DO construed into an en-
| dorsement Of partial rerudiaton 10 Fir,:pia.
At a nrttius of the stockholders of tho Ri,!,
mend AID Danv!c R4'lfoad Company, held il
Il comoDd on Saturday. III, contract ,nado be
tween tie Atlanta ana Charlotte Air Line Rail
Wy Connany aod The Richmond add DauslI
Ksi!road Company, By wli,h the Richmor,
aac DanVillo Railroad Company, tGs acquires
the cln'rol aud management Of the Atlanta en-
| Charlotte hlt Lies Railroad. was rst;G 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20
LOCAL BREVIIIES,

Old D.miaon Com nandcr7 viii exc. tEi,.ri
to night.
Twenty nine car loads Of c1lt!c passed
through this city Saturday tight ever III, Viz.
GINA Midland Railway.
A largo three masted schooner, the Samuel
Tborp. il on the ways attbc stipyard uudeIco,
ing repairs.
MI. Robert Portuer, who is now at Bod rvr.
mont, Germsny, in letter to frieud 10 tits
city. says he has entirely recovered bis health
Mr. Joseph p. Broders, who wes taken sua.
denly i'll at his place OF business 10 Wsshius,oo
Wednesday last, has 50 far recovered ss to Le
able to DO out again.
Some of the larg s. castings ever seen 10 this
city, turned out Of the shops of the READING
iron works. PISSED through here yesterday FIR
Richmond.
The dredging mscline. Actilts, Of the
National Dredging Gampacy. spd a number Of
mud bsrges. wcro toTcd ~ tie river 10 Gecrsc.
| town to dsy.
The repairs to the outside CT the First Bap.
| list Church on WASHINGTON street, have been
| completed, and tho scafolding has been taken
| dowo. The exterior as we'll as tho interior If
| The church now presents foe apDesrsLc,.
| IhF- al. 10 waterman mas QuafeQ q gold mod 4!
| to The best drilled cadet in St. Johns Academy
! Cadet Corps. Tho contos. for tha medal is t,
take place in the PosloiIi,o yard Thursday even,
| ing mex! at clock.
The excursion OF tho Alcx,nd,il Mo,,,I
| Association to MMsiail Hall to uight will no
doubt prove a grand Success NJ pains have
| beep spared to make it ooe of the best cxcu,
| sions ever Leaving this city. Fine mu 10 AMI
| good company guaranteed.
The lady friends OF St. Joh1s Acaleuy c,de.
corDs propose holiiog lair 10 this city in Ser
tembtr or OcCber 10 as,is. 10 deirsying tho *
| peuse OF the visit CT tho corps to YORKTOWN
| duriog the celebration Of tho centennial anol-
veIsary OF tho surrender Of CORVALLIS. Thn
proceeds of tho fair will b. devoted to tho bur
! chase OF tens al3 c.up oq1ipase. The ropu
arity Of the battalion Ii ensuro tho tucc IS of
the enterprise.
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Financial.

NEW York. Juno 20.-rhe Posts financial
article says: U. s. bonds arc strong at an ad
varc, of 5.S5. State bouds are dull and steady.
Il. h. bonds arc Irregular. but generally lower.
Tho stock market at tho opening was very
strong with tho exception Of the Elevated Rail.
road stocks which we're week; the Telegraph
shares were notably strong on reports Of The
forth Joining d c;soo. Soon utter tho opening,
rumors became plectifu about further truck
lloc troubles, and shares became Yeak, but tu5-
s:q1eot!y They recovered, and So We clcs, prices
arc ) 81 per mt above the lowest. The suop'y
OF loanaGlo funds cootirues to BIO ample for
tEis log dFniatd, and 3par c:nt is The .ulio
rate for cali loans.
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T U BLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE %, 1881,
No matter What msy be the feelings of mer

No matter What msy be the feelings of mere
partisans. il is by DO means agreeable to the
rlgi: thinking neo Of The couctry, ir:espt Give
of their parry Utilization. 10 discover that the
President has deceived them. has carried iato
tue White Hous, ihe tricks Ct the low polii
clan, AID is both unresble and nnmsnly. But
;ha, they mus; hsvo msde such q discovery 10
the o,s, Of Mr. lIayes's sutc ssor is patent 10
eli iaIDi:r With tn, affairs of tn, C u ,try dur.
lIg the sc.nt four months of his term of Office.
Tho latest public exhibition of tho President S
tru CT araoter was mado 10 his recent interview
with the Wickham dele ,tion. in which he said
that "he was positively and empbaticslly op-
pcs,G TO any plrty or people whose belief would
initiate against public credit" Aud yet on
that very day the repu iiation aLdidatc for
Lisutensnt Governor Of Virginia. whom he had
advs, d to have the debt question touched as
slngcrly as possible in the Malone platform,
aid to whom he had promised his 'eeroest and
hearty support, was so satisfied Of his 'staa
biii'y," that no left Washington. dceming it q
work of superarogaiioo to attempt to counter.
act the possible effect The interview referred 10
might have upon tim. lie koows that the sue
cess Of tho Malone tickc. will be tho SUCCESS Of
open and hvoHcd reIu iatio1ists, OF thts, who
want to deprive the creditors Of Virginia, by
torc,. OF more thao oDe third of their just
claims. who want to ''rest lst" tho national as
we'll as ihe State debt. and who advocated the
payment Of the national debt, 80 res6used
with greenback5. Knowing oil this ho still in
tends to support that tickst, but hasn't The
msnlioess ia come out boldly and say be does
and with iuriiVo glaDccs ard With pharasaics
expressions tells Gen. Wickham that be il "op
posed to any party whose belief would initiate
against p1bli, credit -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

1.-THE jaries and judges who are TO try The
offenders in the star route ard Albany cases
have more honesty than il generally asoiibed to
men Now filing su,h positions. men. for in
stance, Xix, the j1tS 10 ho B.echor case or the
VIZ 'ro" judges 10 this State, tho sccommoda
lions Of the New York penitcntiary will have to
be enlarged considerably duriog the DIX; few
months, aid some to whom lisieniog Senators
nave onee paid rap! attention will have only fol
low cjnVicts for their audiences
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Scrbner's Magazine for July has been 70
ceived from its publishers. the Century Com.
pany New York. Among its contents are -
The Younger Psinter. Of America, The Sea
Horse. A Day in the Mash, Dr.. Dolinger, Pc.
ter The Crest, The Levees of the Mississippi, & n
Old VirgiuiAn, A Rainy Day with Uncle Re-
nus. CONT auations OF "a Fearful Responsible.
~" and MADAME Depbine." timely and able
article on the Peoples Problem, by Albert
Slickney, and 8 full editorial department
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tho Irish Troubles.

LONDON. June 20.-The Dsi|y News. 10 o
leading article. says: 1t ia not usual or desira-
bic fer the Foreign S.cretsry to sdlress other
governments 90 The co1duc CT their citiEers q!
home. but Tie c;reur :anoss Of the tkirmish
irg fund ciso are peculiar. Some of tho most
violent ag;ta.ors ia Irelard have coma from
Auerc,, while he Hcu;e Ct Representatives
have thought it coming TO Transmit through
the Presiden! If The U. S. an option not
perhaps very cIreful'y Considered on the way
in wLic5 i; betooycs us 10 deal With tho IrisI.