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terrible rctribution oil an outraged com
munliy not too unfrcqucntly ends his
inglorious career.
Sixteen years ago, when the country
was emerging from the long four years
Of internicine strife, and peace with its
healing wings was just broodine over
the distracted and exhausted sections
Of our common country, the heart Of the
nation was maddened by the murder Of
Lincoln at the hands of the assassin,
Booth. We can all remember the ex-
cltement created by this deed, in the
already excited condition Of the public
mind. And now, after long years OF
financial distress, the country has once
more entered upon substantial prosperi-
ty, and Just on the eve OF her natal day,
its counterpart has been enacted in the
attempted or successful assassination OF
Garfield. II seems as u both acts were
committed at peculiarly inopportune
moment for the country's welfare, and
then, as now, high officials were ac-
cused Of being connected in the crime.
Not few believed the shot of Booth was
butthe elimination ola deep-seated con
spiracy upon the part ofthe Confederate,
officials. And now it is already whis-
pered this crazed or ianaticaI Guiteau is
only the instrument in hands OF some
of the leading "StaIwarts" to pave the
way for their control of the executive
aim OF the government. We believe
time will as completely vindicate the
later as il did the former OF any con-
nection with the murder OF Lincoln.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07

correspondent writing from Jarboesvile,
speaks as follows - This seems to be year Of
unusual sights and wonders. An extrcmely cold
winter has been followed by some excessively
hot weather and terrible storms and foods are
chronicled all over the country. A severe one
passed over this section last Wednesday, doing
considerable damage TO trees fences, houses and
wheat, cut and standing. And for some nights
past, a comet unannounced, has held sway
among the siderial inhabitants OF our northern
heavens. The astrological rs well as the asiro-
noinical world is just now 10 luiter Of excite
ment as to his identity. He seems to have stole
a march upon science, and who he is or what he
Is, and when he will return, il ever, are ques-
tons that have not as yet been satisfactorily
answered. He has passed around the sun and
is fast disappearing into That vast and limitess
expanse OF space from whence he came, and II is
not probable that the eyes that have gazed upon
him with silent awe and admiration will ever
see him again. How insignificant we seem while
viewing these silent wanderers Of the mighty
deep" aud we can but feel and exelaim, f" the
hand that made them Is divine"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07
The Storms.

a terrific storm Of wind from ,lis South West
accompanied with fd.o swepi over our county
on Wednesday evening last doiug much dam
ace 10 buildings, growing crops and timber. IN
our village the storm was violent, opt only re-
Quilted 10 the uprooiing Of trees etc IN The
lower portions OF Newiown and Medley Necks
The storm swept 10 all iis fury, a valuable grove
of timber being entirely DESTROYED ia the former
place, besides considerable damage 10 crops and
shade trees. In Medley Neck, three barns on
the farm OF Mrs Mary Forbes we're blown down
and some tobacco in one them belonging to hr.
l.. b. Freeman, the tenant, was damaged to the
extent of $500. dwelling belonging 10 WASH
ington Barnes, colorcd, was unroofed. Reports
FROM other sections of he county have reached
us, but in these sections the storm was not SO
severe, and no considerable damage is reported.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07
Good Logic.

Good Logic.
A word to those who neglect 10 avail them
selves of the business opportunities wc offer
For nearly thirty years We have largely supplied
he retail demand for MEMS, Boys ANA Children
Clothing in this city and State satisfactorily
The class OF clothing we make is TOO fine for
dealers In small towns 10 keep, and is much bet
ter than is generally found III large cities. II
you want good article at the lowest market
price, call upon G. N orns & Soy, Pratt and
Hanover streets.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07
informal Convention.

The republicans held sort Of informal con-
vention in the Court House on Monday last the
4th inst. Speeches were made by Aessrs.
Brown, Norris and Graves, advocating the pla-
cling Of colored men on the jury and flirer dis
tribution of the Offices. 1t was stated that 9th
'er important questions would be discussed at
some mere fitting opportunity. Before adjourn
ment, wm Hall offered a resolution, which was
adopted, endorsing Hon. Frederick Stone for
Chief Judge of the Circuit.
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[l.ocsl Correspondence !
MrcnASicsyllr, July 2nd, 1881

MEcnASiosvmLE, July End, 1881.
Mersrs Editors --IIarves, Is over, aud smil-
ing f,ces are now to he seen 10 every direction.
From The preseni outlook, but short time will
elapse ere steps will DO taken preparatory TO
Ihrsshing add shipping, few, learn have al
ready begin.
June's departure has Allied the hearts Of teach
er and pupu with happiness, fof they arc free
Cor willis to do as they like.
The brd Of the W. CAP. r.. n. is being
graded nov between this village and Charlotte
Hall.
Your St. Inigoe's corresponden. could not re-
port rs many tobacco plants ms others, but
think he vas equal to the occasion 10 his report
Of that calf--shouldn't mind observing the Gu
riosity myself
The denomination Of Mr.. Heating for
Comptroller, by the democ ratio Convention,
though somewhat inconsistent with our views,
will, hope be considered the wiseh nc
ton 10 secure democratic triumph We should
unto TO give the maiority's voice our support
even though We we're not successful, and not en-
ueAfNf W pun (" fVhb INV WV Wv h'"fSN'
We are an elastic party. India rubber and
steel spirals are not circumstance to thespring.
iaess Of our political backbone Let MS straghter
our verlebral column and get up cur mora
muscle and go 10 work. We have been beaten
before, and may be beaten again; but no amoun
Of bard usage can take the fightou Of US.
Mrs. r. W Mattingly's millinery and fancy
goods store seems to be taking the lead. fici
line Of cheap aud well selected fancy goods, can
not iail 10 satisfy the most hstidious sonng lady
"a bile her fair and lovely assistant will prove
quite as attractive with the opposite sex.
Yours Sc,
RgrsBEw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07

ss- Time, that great arbiter Of all things
has fully demonstrated that for headache, ner-
yousness, dyspepsia, cons,ipated bowels, diseases
OF the liver, ehils and levers and all bilious af-
fections J. NJ. Lnroque's Ambitions Bitiers, is
the most potent remedy Of the age. rs cents a
paper or 81 a bottle For sale by ali druggists.
~. L. ThornIon Proprietor, Blllimore, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07

fTroy. IN. Y Morning Telegram and Wing ]
RrRBlvG YnE MmvieHT 0lL.-ln the Phla-
dclpha Times Of recent date, we noticed an lien
referring 10 the miraculously quick cure o. q
eins Germantown Road aud Morris street. who
Ind mn awful attack OF rheumatism Of the knee.
lie applied ST. Jacobs oil at night, add next
morning was well and in his store ne usual
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07

Rg~ A promising young horse has been
named Or lanner Ii SLOPES that II vail make
him ast--- E4c6eage, That night do for some
horses; but we had rather fake our chances ona
package Of N 3 Rolerts Horse Powders, as
they guarantee healthy aud viporous eohsitu-
tion which is essential for amy horse speed and
endurance Combs & Spalding have j for sale
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07
Tst. Louis Chronicle I

Advice is cheap, -drcadfully cheap. But we
must be true to our instincts Of humanity and
tell our suffering friends to use st. Jacobs Oil,
and surprise their rheumatism aud themselves
also at the result J D. g. Harvey, Esq, Of
Chicago, says | would be recreant 10 my duty
10 those afflicted did not raise my voice IN i
praise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07

The popularity Of the Rochester beer Is no
for day, but for all time. Signs continue TO
multiply that the demand for il is no mere rage
of the moment to be succeeded by someihingl
else. The brew is on established tavorite, aDdl
attempts 10 supplantit will be ia vain, Families
and localities where il has been introduced cons
tinue to increase their orders, showing that more
and more persons are adopting It as their usual
beverage and relreshment. Messrs FINLEy Il
KOCH 1906 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington,
D. G. arc the sole ngents for Maryland, Yir-
gina aud the District Of Columbia.
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MssA. Ii Is said that there is only one thing In
The " orld that is sure, namely--deaih. We can
now add nother sure ;hing- Sin,s Syrup Of
Tar. II is sure TO cure Cough OF COd Tor
ale ~ Combs 4 Spaldins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

tnILDREN'S DAY.-H estcrdsy was observed
A. Children Day in the N. y. Church OF this
SKY. The tX.rc'S!s were Of most incrcs.icg
A0d pleasing character.
Ia the rlogniug, R@v. DR.. pou!sjn preached
hh appropriate sermon from the tex "Sutf.r
iue children 30 cJuio unio mo, aud forbid
t"em nc', for OF s1ch s tho Kingdom Ct
henH1u, 10 q large congregation Of children
'ad their friends. a. This s:rvicla beautiful
.lu7, eatittd "Msrch oi tbs ChiIdrcp's
foa0is, composed by DR.. P0u son fer the Of.
"'.l'u, was suog 10 excellent style.
I1'Ao afternoon the church, which vas hani-
'o4,7 decorated. Was crowded 10 is utmost
capacity. Ghc ilj!al display wss very fac, the
centre platform sGd sItsr bang covered with
cAoica il)slr5. arranged 10 most artistic man
H9r. Inc word "Wec)me," was artisiicaly
wrought III tilwer1, aud suspended across ths
io)n directly 10 !ront of the altar. Birds 10
c!ses. suspended from tho pillars 10 the
o'ntch, sang throughout the exercises. which
we're presided over by DR.. Pduson. Rev.
d. y. Cfo!ssaDt, OF Washington. led in pray
r. and delivered y short tut excellent address.
Ms. + NJ. Hall, of Baltimore. also made
'ome in,ercstiog atd iostructiv, remarks. Tho
,,Hpure was resd t. Miss Etfo Harmon.
MIS- Matte Is. PculSun read Bread on the
Nsttr2.' h!r. .. +. Is xSatt read 40 ap
:ioi'lac selection. Miss La Baggott recited
!Ir Nls-lao." Mr.. AID the Misses ClsIk sang
mo 5csuti'u;y. a sem chorus was excel
so'Iy rendered by number OF teachers Of
be school. The school sang finely number
q chorn4es Reap to day. Out from the
>@o'c, The Stranger at the Door" "What
ii,G:iheri0g there Will be-" SC. Miss Ida
4 .I.e%cit and Hiss Chsi c2y sang duet. Miss
!sIsIo tihik resided at tho CrSau end corpc;a
--"'e played Ia good style ty Mossrs. Alphocz)
4 'ou0gs aDi j. Il Gibson. @! Washington. Tue
.'A1ol marchcd past tho lalfofm Ggch deposit.
TX bouquet and contribution CT money. a
ass CT il.uo SIrIs also Want to the PLATFORM
.!arlnG ttqntits, which wcrc formed into q
Ioss, ord hen, while the class ani school sspg
4 All bail the power Of Jesus Dsmc." oco.u Of
"ers @as psced upon this floral cross, pro-
4 .lIos ioo e!eo!. The booedic,ioa Was FRO
R.noced by Rev. Mr.. Cr1isssnr. and the con.
.esauon dispersed much pleased with the
@.Tciscs y: night DR.. pouson preached
''ro 10 the children.
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Mothers! Mothers ssothers!.!

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by Il eick child suhsring End crying with
the e1crucisting pain Of cutting teath ? II so,
10 st oncs and get a bottle of Mira. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t viii! relieve The poor
little sufferer mmeditte y-depond upon i.
there is no mistake nbcui it. There ia not
mother on earth who has ever uaod it who will
not tell you et once that it will .osulate the bow.
elH. and give rest 10 The mother, and relief and
health to the Child, operating like magic. 1t ia
perfectly safe 10 use in ell CAGES and pleasant to
the taste, and is tho prescription OF ono of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere 70 centa
bottle. mbyl
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Prejudice Kills,

"Eoven years our daughter suffered on bed
OF misery under the care uf several of tho bos.
(end somo Of the worst) PHI sicians, who gave her
disease various names cut no relief, and now she
is restored to Us in good hsillh By rs simple o
remedy as Hop El,tors, that wo had pcohed al
for two yelre, before using It. We earnestly
hone and pray that 20 ono cse will lot their sick
splitf as we did, on account of proud;cs against
SO good medicine AZ Hop Filters. Tho Ps.
rauta -Yrltnrnln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

LOSING EXERCISES. The closing exercises
. Tie "AIsxsadrls Preparatory School," Mrs.
: l. Padsctt, p'iGcipal. took pl.c, at 9 o'cI5ck
rus mlTnicg. Pres were awarded as follows:
:, Class, Tor dcpOrlmeht and stndies. medal to
;,'..' Lewis; Cad class. medal to Gerlie Dsar.
ca :: premium to Eff, Tyler; 21d preni-
u 70 Nellie Lash
".a |. pirtuont-lst C!ass-lst premium
&, 'u lies ana for good conduc: 10 CharIes
h0iSey; 21d GLASS, equal premiums for
~ Ic'2Guc: end siuiies, TO Rigby Hopkins
/, aI!Ie Geiscndatler; Pad class. Willie lay.
%. Carl Pae g!tt; Sid class lst premium
4 = * MtIchioI; lad. Willie Kersey.
\ ',.Iiln4S !or good conduot and lessons we're
-, ~ Wv 10 tho following little ones JuIis
Hi Pn; Mary Fair, Oracle Psdgett and Rich.
"'yot c1tr2d too lato or lest 100 much
= t s"f'o% The session to compete for prizas.
III ","'tg deserve honorable mention ::
Ca'iic Patg9ts, Grsce Ccgln and Rosa
~ sni Masters Joseph Padgett, Johpnie
a y snc mmio Burroughs
ii. N EE.o'ios Of Columbia School, 10 the coun
III, irnoaY last, was quite 90 interesting ef-
A@.s rSe ,S;S'mlostlon was conducted by Mr..
:foroC, .nutsoo, AID the PUPILS showed a
a.xu 4 understanding OF the studies they had
49, 50 Tar as they had gone, under the
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ALMANAC. JUNE % 1881.


San 'lses..... IS Son sets............ "a
4R&lvrn
Stmp john Gibson, Now York, 70 + A Reed.
Str Norfolk Philadelphia, TO A Reed.
Str Sue. Baltimore, 10 j Broders Il 20.
Slr Lady OF the Lake. Norfolk TO + A Reed
Str Mattano, lower Pot'c. to j Broders u 60,
Str geo LearY, Norfolk. TO Hooe.
Slf Arrowsinith. lower Potomac, 10 20.
tomac Ferry Company
Schr ) d Msrv'Ii, Washington, to Z Agnew
u Co
Schr Palos, New Ycrs. 10 w A smoot.
s. 90. ''se''
=, scht Ada JayEes, New York. TO Perry,
Smoot s. Go.
Schr Homo, Norfolk to Perry, SIN Dot &c Co.
barge McDeVltt Havio do Graca, to r j No
hstfsY s. Go.
sAILED
Str Lady Of Tho Lake. Norfolk, by + 4 Reed.
Str l. Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, BY 70.
tomac Ferry Compsny.
Ctr haLtsno. lower roL'c, by j Brodcrs s. Co.
Schr J Fl MarVill. Hayrs do Grace, BY j p
AgneW Il Go.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Ellen NJ Colder, from Kennebec: Chss
Stickney, from Philad 6lphis; Msry Stow,
from Phlladclpli4, and s Forks TO Wash
ington.
xEMOHAHDA.
Schrs MerwiE ald II Sim mons from Rich
mond. q: Now York lS!p.
Schrs FaVorite and Henry Davey, from
Georgetown, st New York lS.n
Schr Glenwood, from Washington, 1T Now
York 18Th.
=, Schr w L White. from GeorgetowD, a. Fail
River l6.h.
Schr Fanny Trscy. from Richmond, st Frov-
idence 18th.
Schr Harry Meaaer, from Boston for George
town, at Vine7 ard haven 18th.
Schr Belle Brown, from Rocklaad fer Rich.
mond at Vineyard haven 18th.
schr Virginia Hawloy, hence, at Norlk 18th.
Schr Fanny, from Georgetown, nc Norik 18Th.
Schrs L Harris Kirk and II Z Havens, from
Richmond. at Now York loth.
Schr Rdward Lsm5er, from Richmond, at
Boston 1S.b.
Schr D q Ing;abam, from Richmond, at Bos.
ton 18th.
Schr Annie Moore, sailed from Ptilsdelphis
for this port 18Th
schr Flora Tbom Is. sailed from Norfolk fer
this port l7lh,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

TIE orsan in the Second Presbyterian Chulch
Was used yesterday for tho frs: timu sfitr hav-
log baen thoroughly avcrhauled std tuned by
MIR. Jsmcs Hall, organ bni,lsr of Baltimore.
The organ is vds:ly improved, both 10 volume
o! sound and ricbncss OF tone. 1t is manifest
to every ono tina: Sir. Hail understands his
business.
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COOP TEMpLARs -ihe Coua.y rrnplars Of
Loudouu. have majo arrangements wish the
w. 10. Il, r.. whereby, members of the or
der, attending tho Convention. 10 BIO held ip
this city, July l2b, will only b, charged The
regular Railroad faro to Alexandra, and re-.
turaed free, upon certificate irom the Secre.
tary OF the convention.
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POLICE NEWs.-fTo ytuug men from Wash
ington, clerks in oln ot tho Departments, we're
arrested yesterday for being drunk and d,sor-
DERBY on tn streets, and licked up. This mornir 2
they were brought b tore tho Mayor sud fined So
each. Being without oney they were held in
custody until friend came from Washington
and paid the fines assessed agsnst them.
Two colored boys. Alfred Wada end George
Washington, for fighting on the strects. were
locked no
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'zsGHGsBEDHAg. GARDN,
nk. q. 7. KLIPSTEIN
~ oifars his

~ OuafS hlS
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
To tho cit Z ms OF Alexandria and vicinity. Of
fec with his fsther. DR.. VIM. B. Klipstein, on
Prince ST. oppoai!a tho PostolIico. jel3-dt&2ws
4. CARD-It should be generally known that
- persons SO unfortunate as to lose one or
mora Of their ioeth need not wait weeks and
months for Artificial substitutes and endure in.
convenience, dissgreesbls changes in voice, ia
ciGt oppression, &C., but may have artificial
!eo!h llsda before and inserted Immediately sf-
ter extraction Of their natural tse!h. By this
modo better adaptation, moro pleasant e1.
preston snd nearer approach toward preserv.
Ing tho nstufa harmony of the features sre Sc
cared and very much the pain and difficulty
cEncrlenc3d IN learning to uso teeth are also
avoided. ] navo prsctced this mode successfully
Tor EaGen years snd having Introduced it here
you'd no Hia1 to refer Gry one interested to pa.
.ienlswho Know off. from experience In treating
ihn natural teeth ny object Is to preserve every
ono that lno, psttenco and modern methods of
s.roylnG exposed nerves is condemned BY the
moro enlightened Of the dental profession on
account OF its turning toe!h dark, inducing ab.
scces snd finally the loss Of Tho teeth. The nerve
pulp, which is tho source Of lite to tho tooth,
should always b treated whoa az posed, with a
Wow 10 It's restoration 10 hoaith u5e no clean
nloya for Itling; my fees are much less than arc
usually ch&;ged for the same class of work.
Geld filing from Sl.5O up; other work ut pro.
porlionatsly 10" rates.
W. DONNALLY, u. DIS,
Graduate Dental Depart
Univ. OF Michigan.
Office 1871 4 street. Northwest, Washin gton,
u. Z. sp4-3m
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the purpoS, Of receiving tha nesssg, Of the
Mayer. sod passing sau,ner s:iary bill.

\ 81. q. A CANA. WosK.-A IsrSel7 at.
tended ind Vciy Interesting meeiug vas held
yesterday AFTERNOON al the csnal basin BY the
Members OF tho Y. NJ. G. A The q :ntral Sea
Ietary dssi;es US 10 say that ii sry Of tho coed
people Of the city. who take go ioe,ast 10 this
Work, have any ri gious papers. trac g. &C., to
dispose Ct, tic? wi b. k1d cacush 10 seGd
then to his cfi,e, q Kicg street, or if they
will notify hin he all saCd far III, II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. -MCuot Vernon
Lodge, No. $50. |. o. Is. b.. at meeting LIS
night, eltc cd Tho following officers: President
5. Vol; vlco President. l.. Baudhein; Treas
urer. NJ. Ruben; Secretary. II. ScaIoss ;Noui,
tor, II. Schwalz; Guardian. /. Brown, Warden
nj. Heller.
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Local MATTERS.

Tie Heather Probabilities Junc % ISL
ro7 Tho Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather, followed by occasional rain, variable
winas, stationary or lower Temperature and b.
!UMO.s-
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Boats Delaware, Mimic + Pinkoy,
to Georges Creek Coal md Iron Co. Z j
Mitchell and X 7 Woody, TO Jno P Agnew Il
20. A Gorhsm to Bamp u BALTIC Coal Go.
Depir'ed-Bosts + Ii Darby, a 7 Gorham
and L. Slack
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

WJANTED-FIFTY GOOD HARVEST
w HANDS. apply ut cnce to a. Nj.
LOW. one milesouta If HilIsborough, Loudoun
CO., Va w. az o L u. to Purcelvillo. 1t
DRIME ORANGES and LEMONS lust re-.
l. ceived by [isl7l j. Z. MILBUkN.
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THE SALARY BILL VEToED.-The Mayor
hes vetoed the salary bill recently pass,d by
the City Council. on the ground that it makts
no provision for the salaries OF officers whose
pay we're not reduced 10 1879. A called meet.
Jog of thu City Council will bs held 10 night for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

A Voice FROM FAUoU1ER COUNTY, Va
Oaa customer writes thus. After careful test
Tor tho past two weeks, myself and vito pro.
nourco your BEST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR az fine aour as We have evar used, and
feel confident there is 10 grade Of -four manu-
tactured that eX!ela yours. Sold only by
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son,
5. w. Cor. klug and Washington Sis.
Alexandria Va.
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,,, VIRGINIA CLARETs! Superior 10 imported
Wines. at MCBURNEY's.
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y NEGRO Row "A number of negroes,
mrn snd wtnen, cana here this afternoon from
Washington aud visited go HOUSE, kept By
Macs hlts, on norh Uniou street. Two of the
Eicn REQ. Chss' md Henry PRICE got into a
qlartcl over ono Of tho women, Upon leaving
the nous, iiht cpsuyj, in which Prioo was
badly beaten ab3ut tic head with brick,
Chase was arrested By Officer John Lawler,
mad l&tg q 10 Iho station house. Tho Injured
ncsr!, Pflce. whose head aud face presented 40
a"'uI spectacle, vas cirrlod to tho station house
~ wagon, where his wounds were dressed by
he. P0w;Il. Chase is q boo;biack at the Bslti
more Snd fct1mGc depot. aud Price i. an ex-
p9alicnitarg coavict. The other negroes of tho
party. three w0men ard one II an, were also de-
taln: nj TOO station house. The affair caused
considerable excitement, as il was at first sup.
pts,d Pnce had been killed 10 the fight.
Inter in tho Afternoon the two negroes yere
brought before Justice Thompson, who foed
them so each.
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They must b. straight, frss of knots, worm
holes and decay. W. A. SMOOT,
le3-lm Smoo!s wharf.
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lie AIMS House FARM. During The psst
Isl, The | At" Mr.. Cornwail, with his toam haul
Cd COO loads OF street manure to the poor's
house farm. and placed The same upon tho land
WhIeh had been allowed to run dom tc such
an tX}ent thst tho farm produced little or
notnipR. Iii Wldo". tho present superintou-
dent Is Hsrrylog out this plan of iorliIiziug the
I.od, ST d The teams a.o cmp.oyed chen MT
other~lap cugfg.d in han.ing manure daiIy
ool.c;ed pn the strcots. 10 littls while his
t,tm vi !, it tic present good management is
Continued. b. oua OF ho riches. 10 tue neigh
borfood Ct tits city. The labor mrloyed 10 this
scrvi,a cjss the ci'y mott g, The parties en- e.
gagged ia seEaping up the manuro arc thos, sent
10 the work house fer various periods. AID
whIiA they will have to be supported at the
pubic cXp.5sc. II IS We'll TO uiiiz> the labor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-20

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