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dren; she did not seem excited, but her aunt
did.
Peter Overton colored who lives at MAJOR Good
loes place. near by. testified that when passing
the stone house Saturday evening, he asked
the Old woman christina TaylOrl where her
daughter was. She jumped up and said: Go
away man. don't want anything to say to any
one am troubled to DEATH He asked her
again and she did not reply.
Thomas Craig. c0lOred. the other man who
was working i'm the field with Barnes testified To
seeing the old cOlOred woman leaving the house.
THE INQUEST ADJOURNED.
At this point the inquest was adjourned till,
Wednesday at noon at the second precinct sta
ton. to enable the authorities to secure addi
tional testimony.
The Fisher Family.
Mr. Joseph Fisher and his brother Simon tho
father OF Tho murdered children. immigrated TO
this country from Germany, end Mr.. Fisher has
titled the farm where he lives for six years. The
brothers married sisters, and Simon died in 1871
leaving two infant children. Their mother being
unable to provide for them, the care of the chill.
cren deyolved upon Joseph and his wife. The
mother of the children has been completely
Frustrated by her great grief The family has
been visited with great Inisfortunes. About a
year before the husband died, the eldest child a
giri, eleven years of age. was burned to death
10y coal Oil explosion. The murder Of Satur-
aa! mas lett the poor woman entirely bereft OF
yer family The little girl was relied upon by
SIR. Joseph Fisher and his wife to do work about
the house. Saturday, when they left for the
city; they enjoined upon her to sweep up the
kiIcnen and to gather chips. 1t was found.
after the murder was discovered, that she had
attended to these duties faithfully.
The Prisoners
are now In the custody Of Lieut. johnson. of the
second police precinct. Christina Taylor. the old
woman, is wrinkled old bag, Of repulsiye
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s0"'eu liz tnc tdoeTHacie waiting the time for the
departure OF trains for the CITY, and as the skies
began to be overcast with clouds there was mnch
uneaslness among them. About $50 O'Clock d.
m. the ram commenced to fall. and. accOmnanjed
by some electric discharges, continued till after
nightfall. '~
MARRIAGE IN CAMP.
About o'clock p. M. Rev. Mr. Robinson after
christening baby, was called on to perform a
marriage ceremony. The younp connie 1,aro
Mr.. Josiah Clark. residing near Severn about
two miles from the ground and Miss Margia
Gardner, second daughter of Mr.. w. T. Gardner.
residing near the same place. The ceremony
was witnessed by only few people. those who
saw the couple enter the tent. srnpOsin~ that
they had gone in there ''to get in out of the
wet" W VIM
At night Rev. Mr.. Laselle occupied the mint
and preached on the subject of conversion and
at the close three penitents presented themselves
at the mournefs bench, one Of whom was con-
verified. WIZ
OLD TIMERS
During the day there were MANY nleasant
meetings of old friends, and the theme of CON
yersatiOn among many of the older nersons was
the camp Of long ago in these woods then
known as 'Paynes woods" held by severn Cir
cult NJ. E. church, in August. 1928. when the late
DIR. George G. NJ. Roberts preached the first ser
mon 1t is known that fourteen of these old
1 Tos!,,,s are now rylng.Frederick Hartman,
Joshua Anderson Edward E. Anderson. Allen
Warheid, fourth district; Allen Warfield. fifth
district, Anne Arundel county: Basil s Renson.
Thomas S. White. Denton Hands. John Gardner
Willis:a Kelley, John fenne. Charles Smith.
VIM. VanliiIe and R. D. Wou.ward-of these
Messrs. Hartman. Anderson, Warte.;,., of the
fourth district; John Gardner and r. D. Wool
ward We're on the ground Yesterday or have
been on the ground during the camn'
LIRERALITY
1t was remarked that a spirit of n on-section-
alism seemed to pervade the crowd as we'll as
the regular tenters, and there was no discussion
as to minor doctrines or church government was
heard, the simple Idea being as to whether a
person was protesting Christian or otherwise
This morning the sun arose bright and clear,
and the temperature had moderated consider
ably.
THE APPROACHING CLOSE OF THE CAMP.
The arrangements are for the meetings to
close tomorrow night, and the tents to be
struck Wednesday morning.
A meeting Of the directors was held on Satur-
day evening. ct which 1t was determined to
erect laundry at the next meeting, and q CON-
mittee was appointed to replot the grounds with
q number of avenues leading from the circle. as
it is evident that there will be much larger
number of tenters here in the future.
The CaloreI Camp at Irving Park.
At Irving Park, Annapolis junction. Baltf.
more and Ohio Railroad. the camp meeting d
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FIRST grand Prize Picnic Of the o of Good Workers
at bs!ers .ti-street I,ark WEDNESDAY. August 10.
Uood muse; prize waltZng ladies' Connitta-e OF
arranEelneIits: Martin H. DaNis chairman: J. IN Fry
D. NJ Dasl, r. j, Holla~ay and NJ. BrucheIner.
Iickets, % cents. a. 81.
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foSTPoNED--The case of John Thompson agt
,ne District Commissioners application for
,1o,. 20 compel them to issue certain GER
lincates-was before Judge Happer to-day hay
M oeeh SET Tor the hearing on rule. On motion
" .he attorney of tie District. the time TO
aa@er me rule and show cause " as ENLARGED ,iII
September. ~ "i' ecu tih
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PROFESSIONAL. gARga.
] AH. &. T. KLItSnE!A.
PRHFHSCINN.T .,-


PRHFRSSIONA L SERVICES
10 !Ea c'% ms of AlaGs0cri. and ci,i;,;.v. ni-
ane win Ills father Dr. Vim =. EIinst.i, y,
rf'HS@ 3. oppositt tie Pos;clIicc j.l3-3;a2s :
y CA&"--t should be generally spovn II. /
"- - persons 80 unfortunate as to loss one or
n"'e VI Iheif iehth Ie8d not wait weeks At
Mo1lhs Tor at.'i.iil substitutes and endure IL.
coH'ohiehca, &iaagTaczbla changes in vcica. IS
ca, o-pfesEi32. &c, bu. may have ar.fcisl
tee'i' h!aSin be.Cro AL Inserted imT1oiis.sIv 81
tor t&'r:cIion ol iatt nat,,al taeth Bv this
NOS q oe1tst adaptation, IGure pleasant ez-
preston and neer@! ii Jp.3.ch ;nw.r.i ura;arv.
lus 'uh AhtI'a' nGtni1ay ci tho features are So.
cared and very nucu 81 Tao pain snd diIirnitv
eA''e.'eLc3d III ioarnlD2 10 u=A teeth are also
sVo.cen have prsct.c.d this ~ 0d sue Cessfullv
10! seven years, and having ln!r)iucs,a IL hero
tou'u DC G!a1 10 reier n:y oie inlrrrslad to ma
.!ChIS WAC Know Clit from rxp&:ic!ca In,-antjnY
nc Easarss teeth nJ cUi32t Is 10 ;7.sa -, ey,r:;
olH lhat no, patience IN! nolern r:el5c!4 OF
treatment Can SAVE. Inc uso q Sra-nlc in l.,
S!royiag exposed nerve; Is coaioEa,d he iho
more enlightened Of iho da@t.l >roge:si0a on
account O; Us turning loeIh dark, iGlfncji:~ ~
scel5 Inc hnsy tho loss Of the teeth cha nerve
pup, 3hlcn Is lhH sonrcs OF lila to tia tooth
should always be treated, waoa syco1Gj. win
vie" u IL; ie3tot2tl0n 10 heaI.h. u:e no cAcsr
alloys i"r utsing; nly fees aTC rnUc4 lea; than ~
usWaiiY ch&.ged FIR tho same class Of work.
d0l! h':lus irGi:' :'t.5O np; uthar work g. uro-
portlnaatSly low ra.as
W. EOhNALLT, II. rs,
Graduate ncHtsl GoaAft,
Univ. OF Michies2,
uico: l12l : atrae!, ncr.hwest, WASHING .o9,
-. ~ ali-3m
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LOCAL HEHTIIIEY
The row steam ius i 3. iigr y russ d dow
the liver ftom Georgetown 10 day,

The new steam Tug i d. iisr y russ d doHr
TIC liver ttom Georgetown 10 day.
Thc A,x,nI!is Nus 81 As5aci2tion vii gv.
So open g: COG RI la thc pJa;uiLci ylId 10
uIgt;
L i Huoter, e:q, D,paty Ger. o! tie
CHcaIt ED Ceun'y Courts If kiGg G,crsc,
Was ia TO city IL day or short visit l. Ills
ften2s.
rhc fuusTal Of C.pt. S.ephso Dugniae,oo,
Who died I!uad, g II ,ruic3 Iaat o! caosunp
uop, took p!aco ifCF! tAa Baps! Ca.Fch yes-
tefcsy .ltcrponn scd vas largely .ltu I'd. {, R:v.
DR.. oLu.r. 0: Wash Gstou, cRl.stitg.
Mlssra + tie J1hos %, B!r.ha Eics b,tg. s2d
ta1tla Aca'cn, u tbs cl;y, were snlOug thts,
III n!tC otauoy II joD tho Farewell Ball given b.
Lhs Naval Academy c!de;s. g; Aa0apo5.
Thursday Sisht !s5',
The nA,y iiisnGs Of Rev Dir. Sur. rector
ct 81 rst Cnurcl. Will be glad t. hear tia! his
hcal.h IL much improved by his r.ir. H1
writes, Juao 9 from Bsr Harbour. Ne al;
Is 81 colt tcrl TIA; au si:iog 10 ny 07,r
coat.
Mr. @. +. S au-5u:g !.f;lhs ci,y This !n9ru-
lug tor Green River City, Wyouiog. Mr.
SALISBURY leaves Erc 0o Gc3ou3: Of his h,al,h.
tut dGIl1E lis ab5oCc, TO will 2c,u2y Position
ia the utica Of ,hc Isl R.scr H. IL Of which
Dir. L. A, Jorcs, formerly OF th.s cy i.
Manager.
The Steamer I. Y. Ar:owsaitL is ncv NIX
lrg rouud tt:2S daily b3tHecD Washington nod
Lccnar1!o~n. aouheo:ink az B;acEiatones Is
land With the s!camer Mystic, Capt. Geo. W.
LiyCcck. which il rua1inS pssaapetrl aoA
Height from N9Iaiai, Cur;iom!n a1r. Mal!Cx
Creek.
Tie graduating 'xsIcisas Of tbs Law Depart
pen. nI The i li!ersltY + u ecrgctcwo will taxa
Mace "Wednesday evening next 1t Fern 8 Opern
House, WashlCgto3. AIGng the graduates
a:c Mes;rs james EiwsrI Clements, OF Alex
aGdrla oluaty, With tho D3rroo OF Bichtlir Of
Lass, and jeremiah d. O'Conncll. OF VIrsinis,
with Inc Degree Of Master of laws.
i coiorrd cir! arrived in this city yesterday
and IVES given lodgings h7 g coloIed woman
living on Alfred stree. She gives her namo es
NagSia Nickcrson, ard SAYS she escaped from
ntr master in Cuba by lJalirg Away f?oE the
Island on plank. She turtle. states that she
was s!o!on awsy i.oa tris city when bu. yea:
OLD. ss chs lest.cd from conversation she over.
aosid between her ii ls:er end h,G wife. The
fugitive slave is supposed 20 be the girl spirited
away irora hero il 1857 by Hiram Arnold.
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MEETING or TIE CONSERVATIVE COMMIT
TEES. Tho CID ard tho new Conservative Com
n!:!ccc- mct at The cii % If The City Treasurer
SATURDAY night last. fiaior ". w. Herbert
Occupied The chair, and JAMES II. Cation, acted
Is sccraier5.
Nj. Cation, the secretary Of the old commit.
tee, tuhml!ted hts repor: OF no expenses Of tho
Iate c.!3paGC. which Tas adopted.
The uc@ comtGlitco Was then organized with
N&i)r y, ". slavbcrt rs c,ticnen, AID janice
Il. C6ton secretary.
judge Chailea i. Smart submitted rasoIu.
tlon Tor consideration, lhat polls bo opened in
cEcl WatG ct the city ut some date to be fyo2
by stC committee. lfCm to . o'cicck p. H.,
Tor TIE s.lecIpu Ct delegates to tho State con-
vtu,lon, aud that the election for sal j delegates
T.: supervised by tho members OF the COMMITS
tee 'tanl tho several waldS.
GA this resolution discussion crsaCi.
Judge StGs,t aad MIR. Geo. H. blushbach al.
Soosted ;hc EdnQtion OF To resolution aud
Mcsss9. s. Z, Nesic aad 3. &. Bicos OPP
posed it.
Alter Tic tliscas,ioH Mr. Cation presented the
roso!H;iou t. :ho committee. and il was laid on
the ;abia. anu Aloniay night, the 9th Of June
vas designated Gs tho time for the ho'dng O.!
ward mect2gs fer the e!tc.ion OF delegates 10 the
-t,.c Convepiio3, Tsioh meets 10 Richmond il
August next.
Tho 1acc:iaC then aGi3uintd
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!AE PUEMC SCHOOLS. 10 accordance with
,i.,y!ui!Oa adopted BY .ho City School Board
Z; a recent meeting, allowing eli tho public
2aool ;cs9hers who would attend the Normal
o,,l ues this year. 70 ciosa their schools 90 the
...h ioat.. RIOS. 0! the white and all of the col
sd -ohools VII c'oso 90 u,xt Friday. There
". lie 30 iu,Iic exercises. The examinations
y itho ilac, during the week 10 all the schools
'NG0 close Oh Frld,y, end will be conducted
. he trustees having the schools in charge. es
c,os:: Washington School. Mcssvs. Herbert,
,y'ia9. and Feadal; Lee aud Peabody Schools,
':'s''. Beach. Wilmington, and Nes!e; Snow
10 ccGooI. Mossrs Soowden. Melissa. or d
'5l.d,s!}; usliogeli aud GUSTS Schools, Meg
''ht,goiy. hler6uty. and L,sdbeater.
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ICOMMUNIC.ATED,

kEErEE OF ALM5 hoUSE.-I nominate Mrs
Cornwsil, widow Of tho late incumbent. Mrs. C..
with the sb!o management OF her aunt. Ms.
Harris, who has hsd nsay years experience
and is a Thoroughly competent person, will
maintsin thst Institution IN fr5! clssa style. Il
is tue neither OF Laese esti&ble ladies vote bu!
nevarlhcltSs gentlemen pui thum in the place
AMI
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HNEU.sEsO4s. pscaEcs .s.e

MAT ~ EXCURSION AND
- @itLN Mates,
q "a ~ /, WEDNESDAY. JUNE l.,
STEA NiiE AEHOWSMITH
Undn: ina husrices Of tho
- LEN - UhTA LIGHT FANTRY
" ~ i'.i""irS G2mrsnios will psrlicinste.-
"5sIi,E Igor !.leat Emlantry, National Rides
So: i:eS.0ftl; ai&h: Infantry.
hsHss;Ig Committee: F r M.r5u,v, Geo 8
X Hnl H'eo fisaef' .
:, Rec :;cn Committee: George McBurrev r.
Sec - ai"nro7, " Robinson, BH Fowle. B
dams john Cr:liy. '"'0'
=, EiGor MANNERS: K " Whsit, A Brssn III
EHsie, =! Pyrry, Is + Atwell ielO at
SrzaaEE MARY WASHINGTON.
cuCCQUAH FALLS EVERY SUNDAY.
@OHpAI, WEDNESDAY
snd FRIDAY
comtn"IcIng Sunday. May 18Th. Lssvo Prince
s:ftet S'ndsy Is, It II s. M. sad Mondays. We'd
hs,Jsys aud fridays at 9 80 g. H. On SATURDAYS
81 ~ n viii ie&Vn FOR Mount Vernon Sprinos
huS!c sad dancing boh wsys on weoSIy
EhTo round trip %. On Saturday lO,,
- Tickets Can ne Ob:sned atJsnneyis drug store
;Hi9 steam: ca be chartered ct reas enable rates
Hz9-5m &. s. RANDALL. Manager,
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL iemp9rauoo
c3Dvlc.oa ist0 DO held 10 this city JUG Is b.
l. is to &c composed OF two delegates and Two
ntcrna.2s irom each county, aud subordinate
lodges, 10 tho couoiies of Alexandria. Fairfax,
Pfioce William, Fsrqlier aud L1ud0un. Il,
uui00 Loace. LocsbGIg, has elected as delegates ::
Maj JAG T. Divine. sod Rev. W. II, Boye !;
Alteroa;;s: VIM. II. Atbott and VIM. Ii.
Lanb2io
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CoILIsToN.-Capt. Dudley Gilbert. of tho
schooner ". II. Smith, OF Cri.6eld, Nd,
which arrived 10 Washington Saturday las,
rcp;rs having been in collision with the
steamer Irdy CT the Lake. at p. H.. Thurs
day, the oh, st tie mouth of tho Piarkitark
:iyer. iia claims .fst his schooner was danl-
sgcd tN t;.c cli,isinn q the eXtent Of $3.50
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rYOninn'S Wisdom.

"She Insists iha. t is cf more importance, that
ker tarniiy should DO sopt in full health. thsn
tina. sho should have Ill Tho fashionable dresses
and styles OF the times. She therefore sees to
il, thst each n,,n.bor Of her family is supplied
With enough Ucp iSitter8 at the FIST appearance
OF coy symptoms Of any ill heath, TO prevent e
Ct Ct sickness With ia attendant experte care
and anxiety All women should exercise their
wisdom "a lhjs wsy."-Ncic Harcn Palladium.
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lCCMMUNICATED,


PAINT WANTED. Why is cur elegant MR.
kos building suffered 10 decsy for VISIT Of paint?
Ths wood work aboa. that building is entirely
Defett OF paint. portion Of The brick work wants
"pslEtlng," end tho psyGmGn.s iGsido and out
sac want repairing. WHATS Tho mater with
lhH loii III 's'"nors of III" Sinking Fund?
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PoL.CE lTEMS.-Tne Mayor had before him
l,.aorai"E John Bright, white. sCd Flip"
h.oNn. Cjtorjd, CHARGED with Stealing pistol
.Fjlo he store OF Mir. |. Schwaiz Oai0E to tho
'u-rGcn Of 5 na witnesses the case was con-
!an2.. ard accused ramat j ID to Ill.
Jam ) leach. for b,i1g duok aCd Gsor4crly
u lie sj.2ets, Vas fined -.
'T'Iio nAUan. and yGulg man named
"nm,rMnr, Ter being drunk and Gi5niGciIy in
ah@u.a Oh nor'h F,IF!aX street, wero intd s.
sch.
h0:hOUy Bowman. co0icj. for draw;1ga osr!
.; he Jew work at the east eLd Of the tunnel.
:" iined -. 50 By Jusiice Thompncn This
10vling.
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AtLEAsAHT lEEr.--A trip 10 NJ, fix on tho
tl>Sc.; steamer Gyo'gl L2.ry, at dis SEASON O!
iEa -, Is che e the bes. ezcu!sloa person
GA iaH'. !h# Gct1um ,datjoGs Oh the boat arU
'2..e1"'. INC Gazing the best the nIarkgt
't.aiis. 1at Tie t!Fc1rs, especially Cam
TN inlt, era Clerk Washington rsl5e,t,
6.a hh)U passengers have mos: to d.. arc
'&1,nt and poNe. E7crSthins ;hst ~ be Is
ajac to msk5 The patrons Of tho bost cnjoy
hm9cIvcS. The SraEd sc,ncr3 aud fresh
G. AIT are caclatCd to make sick pars0n
vel, besides N5riolk iJsclt is we'll worth visit.
within the past five yCsis the business CT the
city his incraascd ST aatlV, and many improve
&eG,s have been mad. New streets have beeo
3oo4d 10. and "a hrSo armbcr of pew aud
~sa3s1nre bri clogs have becn crao'cd. The
iila Is 0Gc q tie Cscspcst as we'll ss ona Of the
mr.; pheasant Inst can bo taken. The L,sry
ave. here every Saturday ni.ht, returning Mt
* Geek M0Dday m3rIlog.
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lFsrERDAY-A QUIET DAY.-No.v:th-
14tIag TIC Sunday laws have becone ihlcgi
th3 pas: yesterday was an czcaedogy Duct
day. There we're Nd breaches OF the pclcs,
sd % intoxicated men CO the Streets. TIE
teI:y boats VIA poorIy patrot:zod, G.d there
as : co1sil'ucuS absence OF strangers 10 the
= iEcro IVES 10. Ven religious 81 cite nent
O. sl!ero the monotCIy. Things wax ged a!or 9
a- hey Oh before tho high pressure Ii ,;hols'
VI r. Ttso. c! t. to ilGc- strIc: Of :rysIc, of
- as. there b-lag no rcstrsut there vas
= dEs'fo TO Vl,satc tic rules OF proptiety. The
amer Vas foe. ed the varioua churches
80 &3.d con<rrgatiUns. Rev. d.. Nalsau, CT
'.a i&aoIosc,i Semjosry, PREACHED in C5rist
thu-oA 10 ;h3 m1rG!Gg. There we're no SRA
g.sya 10 tn;5 church at nIght. XIV. O. NJ.
u'2>n gave an Ietcrtss'tg talk and exhibited
a.-2'man OF tho "iod7' worzhippod 10 Cllns,
II t!c fi;St irCSoytCIllr Church ia tho Mora.
lng. nv -: Sau7. 81 Washington, preach
- GaotEl1g atd night in the Baptist ChGr,h.
Nv Nj forsyth. Ifc-i1:aG Elder Of this dis
re-, II til t1sCroI Of Rev. Dr.. p3ulloa ia
- 8;IVa0Ia, prCachcd Two exc iient s.rm 0ns
IN tho N. l.. Ehurcii. lev. Mr.. riussI4r, O?
''Esh:uGtoD. delivered q short, osruc,;vu I'D
dtces N :hc German Lutheran Chu.ou. in the
a't"rnooo. s;,i administered the li.u Of c1,fc-
2l.;ion to",h:co candidates, Robert Waoz.I.
ih"otor Diie9r, and Ksti) Di&cr
Eir'y yesterday n'oruiGg tEo o1iorcd persons
Wtro bGpiIz!d il the Iiv;r of B.ttery RJt re
20 tn pres 'a0o Of Small ct3wi.
NMoah Band OF uts2g! tempcrlnc, wMk,rs
l,9m " Washington. u@d2r III; leadership of i.r.
feo. 4. tl!'oc, taii { mea;iox ID the bel! q
'hn Alex oG'i. Reform Cub iu the afteraooa,
i largo crowd was IN Attendance Sud q Bumhar
70. Spirited speeches were delivered. Tan
visitors expressed themselves highly gra.'li d
ii t'o rnauner in which they we're received,
and viii 20 tnutt visit the city a2sia ~ an
early Gsy.
The grave yaids aud the OTTER places of
!E'M n9;:o aern throused with poopls durnp
tho dsY iie Ike and al the river steam.
s's Eassl0g ho!H for ;ha lower Potomac were
'aTdsd With pleasure seekers, ih0 steamer
George l. ary waicl 'ct. hero Saturday night
IT th9 C'p:s, also had On large numbor Of
;2s-a9E>-.
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ECLIPSE OF TIE Moon. tho tclirs, Of the
ml0n took plaza Sa'u.d,y night ss promised,
n1d the beautiful clear weather gsse the macy
wA'cherS 10 ;!l5 city 50 cXoy!ient cd2Gc1 to sec
,r' darSenlna power Of the Carth's shadow
The eclipse tcEaD, that is the dlIk shadow en-
tered the moon tbrao minutes after miaGight;
!ho tota phase commenced at fv3 minutes
Dat Oun 8. H., aud endoi at 2:2G 3. %. When
nc moon "a- eclpseG il appeared az dark
haod Ted al C, aCd thCso obSelvng The phe
a2lcnCu wc.C surprised TO see the skies iuIl Ct
-'aTs when tho mJ0G vas ceIpse6, while JUS,
ootOru that timo the jiEhs .! the moon had rcn
'Crcd tho stsra Invisible. On the 2lst the
moon is III cyLiuaCljn With Mars aad Sa:uru.
Oath: m0faigE OF The ~ ! tie heavens vii! pre-
80, q superb ils uiP. made up Of The waning
@l'u, tho bti.;"t laGets Venus and Jupiter.
"..%scG 5 o'ci-cl ~ !hg r?uEoing IT the DIST
aUd > o'clock Ia he at9Fooon OF the 22i the
Do. Is IN CT !Cc'lCn with i've plocts, Mars,
~..urU. NapHuc. Jupiter aui Venus.
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EJEs E.fEE: 81. lssa'z'

H'oN HENI-The CITY HHTEl. Aleyan.
g.: Girls Va. THIS houao iccnLoi in thn cnat.s
psft OF tho city has lately been Thoroughly 70.
paired and is now in complete order. Tho two
story house adjoining will b .ai.od with ,Lc
hotel or sa2%:s:oyA Apply 10
mq18-2swlw lS2 pTinnn $500
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;, IHE CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY against
.aln J,saph spd James Cruiser IVES ended

:, tHE ,HARGE OF GRAND LARCENY against
s.aIn } ,ssph spd James Cruiser IVES ended
Way i0'ha Crirl;na! Count Ct Washington.
-, . "o2 ,:os. Tor HE iormcr AID disagree
-. =. ~ !c' 10 laser, enc maa hoid!Ug out for
''l'1. lac "ctlvO grew 0ul Of Crus0r
49, POSSESSION q 8 pair of iOrscs aud car
,'..is'gs {" Ih6 estate Of tho !alo Edward
=, o. wa:cH :n c,arLge& TO be administra-
- i :. haia tieruey a.ssr,ed ownership 20
,,- t.'oleF'y. On the ground TIA. she he'd
i, | sa'e 'oT It !rrm Strong, but Tia cvidcncc
~ 70 support tbs assertion. The hols;s
w. V'Ii!sgc were seiz.d and Eraueh. to his
D. Sni sold to avoid rnp!evin.
'-' JoEn krEti sid wife, CT Grace Islana,
-. ~ ;, AID Rev. f. j. Feckens'ile. OF Gar
IT,. iIHoty Sid, arc y:siting ct the rts1erce Of
- l. 5 Appich.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Tie Waaher Probabilities J5sac l. l8Sl.-.
.o-;-0 hidd!o atlantic Slsies narlIy cloudy
- ..-o. cCCasionsl rains, e.story veer!ne /,
'Ss:."c- waa:cEly WINDS .ai lower barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

UNWILLING FOR EHlST-Tne gnICK
~ DWELLING on thu sou.boast corner OF
tilt ard Wolfe sss. Possession given 1t Nav.
Apply to
splj-GoiI GREEN {, pyycF
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GEEEN & WfSE.

FOR SALE Or EsNT-TWO BREAK
- HOUSES On ST. Asaph street, RIOS. 81 and
81. botwaeR Princess and Oronoco sts. in god
rHpsir, possession given immaiia!";y. Ir4uiro
at LEWIS STEMS, koyal at. ,ny6l.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

= - ~ 4 VI -'-. . 0"''0
as administrator OF VIM. II. Thornton, de.
ceascd, will sell st public suction
ON SATURDAY JUNE 18th, 1851,
ct the livery stable kept By the said Vim. Ii.
Thornton, Oh north Washington street., Alexsn-
d'is, Va, commencing at u o'clock q. M, all
tho stock in fald livery stable, consisting CT
HACKS, BUGGIR5 end CARRIAGES.
Ono new tS0vGsoaL Coach, ono ci5ht.seat
Coach ono SIX seat Coach, let OF Daubo ard
Single HarGeIs, Saddles, i:fiaies &c also eight
valuable Hor6cR and cna Cow Germs st'sslo.
i. a. kIEBY,
J2l3-EO;s Administrator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

~ HCTlcE.-Mr, i. y. Stainss, of AleTsn.
dlia, is hereby srpoinLed an agent to splil. sub.
ser!ptiors 10 tho Capital stock OF tho yorktown
Centennial Association. in said city.
GEO. =. ROGERS. Con. hSt. for VIZ.
JCUN HOODE President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-13

Take "BLACX-DRAuGHT" and YOU
will never be bilious. .'----.-.-
For sale by <. S. Icsibeatcr s. BIO.