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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21
Letter from charlottesville.

correspondence of the Alexandria Gszstte.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, J1l, l9.-Our
town 10 comparatively quiet since The University
commencement. All tho professors except
Prof. Minor aud few others have hied aTsy
to the mountains for rest and relief from the
excessive heat which has parchcd this section
since The Is! Of July, except when az occasional
rAin has fallen to cool the cir. The heat, 40.
oordlng to thernomotrioal points, Eaq been So
extreme as some Of The periods f cold daring
last winter.
it is matter of consra!ulaton 10 the far
mers OF this section that the wheat crop 10 much
oetter 10 quality II not IN quantity than their
foars Anticipated, acd it i5 behaved Very fsir
crop II not sn aversga has been reaped.
Ihe low price OF tobacco Tho past yesr hes
prevented suy increase 10 the planting Of the
present year over the last, bu! probably Inc
usual amount will be produced.
In the political limo it may be stated that
meetlogs were held on the 10th inst, 10 this
county, and delegates appointed for tho oonsor.
VatlVe convention in August for tho nonioation
CT candidate for Governor. All eyes of the
t.ae citizenship of this ssc.iop arc turned TO
that convention. as it is believed that upon its
result will depend the honor and credit of Viz
GINA. 1t seems to be agreed by all true think.
lng people that. heartiess effort will he made
by a most uuhoIy alliance of motley crow. to
selzs the goveromont ind throttle the Oh
Dominion aud foul with the dust of mere spols
her time houorsd escutcheon. Let the ory ba
sounded throughout her borders, shnlI this be
permitted?
A party of about one hundred excur.ionss
Lett Charlottesville for the Lury Gave on the
l5:h instant. returning the same day. They
ell represent the scenery 10 the cave as superior
to anything of this character they ever witnessp
ed. 1t takes from one to two hours to traverse
the points as now explored. Other points be-
yond will probably be discovered, which will
add to the interest. Walks are laid and steps
provided. and the whole way made accessible
to visitors. The air is cool and pleasant ADD
about So in temperature. A trip to this cave
will we'll repay the visitors. but large parties
will ensure an illumination which adds greatly
to tic beauty of tho sccatr7.
EUrA1Ja
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The Presidents Condition.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. July ol.-The fol
loving bulletin has been sent this morning 10
osch Ct the Cabinet officers by the President 8
private Secretary;
EXEoUrlyE MANSION, July 81. s q. H.
The Improvement 10 the Presidents condition
continues to DO steady and uninterrupted. His
pulse this morniog is IS with normsl tenn
peraturo aud respiration. lie is bright and
cheerful, has an excclIont appetite and ex-
presses desire for more substautisl nourish,
neu.s. There is 90 b. ter indication of his
progress than the disposition which be is now
msnifestur. to thick and to talk of outside
matters. The surgeons express themselves rs
entirely 1aiis6ed with the progress of tho case.
Official Bulietio.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 81, $50 q. NJ.
TIE President has I'D a good eght and is
doing excelen,Iy this morning Palse So. tenn.
peraturo 9S.4 respiration IS.
tUnofhcisl Bulota)
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 81. 2p. d.
Tha President IS steadily convaios cling, and has
thus far ressed quiet ana comfortable day. He
hiss h. fever eince last night and ct this hour
lis pulse IS 81 End his temperature ard respirs-
tnl ara irmSl
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/ UBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 81, 1881.

Certain proposed restrictions upon the in-
oreasing power of railroads have revived. in
s,me of tho magazines. tho old subject Of lsxa
ton, AMI The question is raised whether it is
better to tax the railroads which improve the
land or The laud. Ito value Of which is ia-
creased by the railroads. The sui joct OF taxa
ton is one that has przz,ed governments from
their restitution down to tho present time, but
The oEger it is discussed and the more varied
Tho lights in which it is viewed, the more sppa
rsnt becomes The fac. that Tho best and fArt 81
system of raising revenue that can be adopted
is that By which tax is put upon incomes.
Capital is often urramuneSaliVe and labor some
tim;s Improbable. TO tax them under such
conditions ia clearly wrong. but, as goyerrm ants
muBt DO Supported, it ia clearly right that that
supper; should Le supplied by those whose
ptcptriy or labor bi1gs them an Income. atd
there is not man who will not strive 10 ronder
blmscl! subject to such tax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

Pfiga!e DszslI. in letter to The Cevelsni
Leader, donouncss the neglect with which Bos.
ton Corbett. who fred the shot that killed
Booth. iS treated by hs ungrateiul countIymeu.
lis says his friend Corbett is not only sadly
neglected bu! is treated with contempt and
ienomiry, that his life is almost burden to
him, and that be is even now 10 lo,ept of let
ters pcstmsrked He'll and signed by Booth,
iutoimIng him tina! Nemesis is on his track.
Tie reception Of letters drec. from the internal
reelors with the smell Of fire AID birthstone
still c'iDgiDg to them must beyond doubt be
unpleasant, bet as Mr.. Corbett is "lay preach.
a" and Knows how to "rasss' With the devil,
l. is tecIslaly letter that he should receive
them than ono unused to such tussels
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Linden Gent. ESQ

We have been much gratifld to SEQ 10 several
OF our exchanges that the uamo of Linden Kent,
esq, OF Alex ,ndris. has bsco suggested for
Attorney General.
full kDo"ledso of the character and qua!ii-
cations of Mr.. Kent 1s6es Us in saying that
20 man who oould recsive the nomination
would bring to his support moro hearty, en-
thusias!ic ADD seadfs5t followers A distiu.
guished graduate of tho University, where he
received high houors ho has devoted the past
eleven years TO tho steady pursuit. of bis pro.
fesslon. 10 the last campaiga. when warm
personal TREND received the nomination for
Oongreas. be cheertully entered the political
arena. All who are familiar with the politics
OF the Eight Congressional District will rtm,m.
n ner the active and vigorous canvass which Mr..
ke1t presented 10 bshslf of Mr.. Barbour,
Jailed upon to meet General Wilisms, con.
fesseo'y one OF tho best ssumpers ADD posted
men Ia Virginia upon the State debt, Mr.,
Kent canvassed almost tho entire district with
him, and 1t was tho opinion, both of friend and
foe, that wherever he met him he did credit TO
himself and TO the cause Of which he was The
exponent
1t the nomination of Governor does not fall
to the Eigth District; and if the lieutenant
GoVarnorshlp shall 60 to the Southwest. then
We claim that it is right and proper that the
Eight District. which is called tbs stalwart
district of Virginia. and which hss 9. ways given
strorg Democratic rsj oritiss, aud upon which
so much depends in this contest, should be Civ.
90 the ofhcel Of Attorney General. And if she
10 to have susb representation. then NO believe
that tho nomination of Mr.. Kent would receive
unanimous end0rsamens of the people of this
section OF the District
Mr., Kent is natva of Louisa county, and
Is yell and ia7orebly known throughout This IS
wei as the adjoining COUNTIES. from all of
which be will. doubtless, draw much suppori.
as MS TRENDS are working actively iu bis behalf.
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Coming In at Inst,

FoRT BuFoRD. d. T., July 81, 1SSl.-Sit-
ting Boil OF last gives up. A half breed in the
employ of MIR. LsRsrs. from across the line,
accompanied by fall Sioux from the camp OF
Sitting Bull. arrived a. Buford late on the
evening Of the l4;h inst! With despatch fren
MIR. Lsgars stating that Sitting Bull, with
about two hundred fo!loaers. would como With
him TO Buford, or rather would stsr: with him
ADD ask Tor assistance 10 the shape OF provisions
as the ladisrs were positively starving aoi be
had ouly enough food for soaut issue ter t8o
days. Msiof Bto!hertoa at oucs gsvo orders
f,r several days raiioos TO be prepared aud
early the nsxs dsy six tssms could DO seou
going rapidly over the bills to tho north of the
poat Oh Tho Troll leading direct to Wood Noun
tain,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

4 Cough, Cola Or BOre Throat should
90 atopped. Negac. frequsntly results in Al
IncurabIe Lung nisease o. ConsumD.
ton. Is Is D W Ms Il zs NCHl A i,
TisssCEES do not discrder the stomach like
cough ayrups and balsam,. bu: act directly
Oil the 1nnamed parts. allaying Irritation,
give reliefin Asthma, BrOuchitta,C Coughs,
Catarrh, aud the Throat IrOubleS which
Singers aud Public speakers are SUBJ
loct TO. For thirty y3srs Bruwo's BroucLia!
Tfoches have baen recommended by physicians.
and always give perfsc. sa!itf.c.ioa Having
baan tes:vd by wide snd constant usa for nesr,y
su entire gsGerssion. they have attained vol.
merlted rsak among the few staple remedies os
the s2e. EGld at zoe y box every Tb ara mkl9
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FORETGN NEW,S

1t is again reported tina! Midhat Pssha has At
tempted suicide by opening vein with pair OF
scissors.
he report that the Marquis of Lorns contain
plates rosigning the governorship Of Canada, is
aulhori stivsly denied.
The Potato crop in Ireland promises to be
good and plentiful. aid lsrga margin for ex.
port is expected.
Thero were IA deaths from yellow fever snd
III from smallpox in Havsua during the week
ended last Saturday.
The London Tims8 says that it is little better
than mockery to think OF doing honor to such a
msn ss PeDn by the grotesque proposal 10 dis.
turb bis remains The thing il hspplly impos
sbe as the trustees o. the burial place state that
they are not certain of the exact spo. where the
remains are inferred. But evsn it were possible
stinctlvo and irresistible sentiment of two crest
netione w. D.
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Fatal Shooting An,rnYs,

LAsvRdAs. N. NJ. July ola special IL
the Gtz,tle from Ftorioks dated yesterday sty:
This etterooon Frark Mcpherson shot and
killed Mexican named Romcrs aud another
whose uans is urkao1o. The shooting wa.
the resuit u aquar.el nVer tic c'u:rao>. The
murderer has e:oIped."
A special to The G;z,tta from Silver Cts
says: "Ol Monday night 8. T. Harsey. q coos
ct hotel kicked OhlDts, dishwashur. Th;
latter complained TO q Deputy Marshal, Hhl
Immediately waut to tho hotel to arrest Hsrvty
who asked to 800 tho warrant for his arrest.
The Deputy Marshal instantly ordered Harvey
to follow him. and Harvey Dot bce1ing tht
order was sSot dead on the spot"
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A Bride P0isDuniI.

SULLIVAN, ILL.,, July 2l.-Oa Friday eva-
ming as: Mr,. e. j. Freeman, Of L,sirgtop,
H., dad nit,r az illness Of 80 bour, with syfop
tens CT hsiog poisoned. Tao Coroner sum
noDed 8 j1ry, apd. alter holding poet norton
on the body ADD hsa,itg cvideUce 10 tho case,
the jur3 rendered a verdict that sho came 10
Ter death from siryehnia poison, ond they fur
Their found from tho evidence that there i:
probable Cause to believe that slrrohnia was
administered by her husband. Henry j. Ffeo-
man. TIE txatom8nt runs high, eni there is
srocg talk Of 'yachiog. freeman is under
sfresi, awaiting lrsliniosry examination.
He has oily been u,siried about 8 weeks, aud
% motive for the otims IS kuoRr,
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THE HnEiSeSa

5iLrIAoaS, July 2l.--Virpiua "a old -; d.
deferrad 10; do consolidated SO {: do - se.
RIGS 4C5 past duo coupon ol4 ; new 10 40s 56b BID
70 day. Cotton stssdF; mddline III. Flour
frm bat unchanged. Whest-aouthern stehdy;
Western unsettled, c!oains weak; Sousbsrn red
l2asl2s; 60 ambsr l:T.130; No Western wir-
ter red spo. ard July l274 ,l27i; Aug l27t .ls7s;
Sept l28.l0si rct l3oAlSut. Corn-Sou,hera
easier; Wostern higher. closing steady; South.
spot and July 5cs Aug 57l>57l; Sept 6s3s53;
s.osmar 49t asked. Oats vary strong; Western
white 42.i3; do mirst 39ad0. Rye nomin>ily
81. Hay unchpnsed CoHaa quiet; Rio casgnpl
ordinary to fair G44lil. Sugar quiet A sott 10.
Whiskey a;m at li.Sl l..
NEW YORK, July 2l.-sto3Is l,n. Money 8
.3t. Flour le!n aud quiet. Wheat cash aod
July loWar; late months higher, Corn shats
eaS;er,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

Mr.. }. A. H. St. Andrew, editor of tho
FatmVlls Mercury. died yesterday, after pro
trsoted illness. While bis death was not unex
pected it will DO none the less regretttd He osne
to Virginia frcm England immediately after he
war. and, identifying himself thoroughly with
cur people, soon won their respect and esteem.
dis name had become almost household word
throughout the State. MIR. st. Andrew Was
gentleman Of culture and ability, and was iu al
respects wcr:by the paes be he'd 10 tho hearts
OF all VII, knew him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

Commissioner Raum of the internal revenue
bureau lad ths power Of appointing bis dcpu.
'I:s taken sway from him by Secretary Sherman,
Tor The reason tina! ho did rot u'e it to further
tic Secrctary's ef1rts to secure the republican
Presidential nomination. lie has last hid that
power restored to him by Mr.. Windom. Mr..
Shernan's SUCCESSOR. and has already coms
neIcoi 10 use it for tho advancement of the
!dshone Interest. though scarcely two years
have car sad since this same Mr.. R,un threat.
ened to iuro out deputy in Petersburg, named
Van Ankcn, f,r tho publicly avowed reason
that he was, not 40 actual Mahoniie, b. it re-
nembered. but vas only suspected of berg
one. Bui though General Malone was a.
much 10 favor Of reputation then So he is low
he had not then gone over body and soul to The
radic,!s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

Tie Mahonites. according to General Ma.
h0na's home organ, arc not only better demo-
Gratis than The leaders Of tho democratic psrty,
and better deb: payers than the debt paying
parry tf tho State bus even, more strange TO
relate. are better friends of the bondholdcrs
than the bondholdsrs them selves. for they de-
nonnce the democrat for foIcibly robbing the
bondhc!dors by The luading ard McCu'locb
bills, though those bills we're passed by and
with tho adVieo md consent of tho bondholders
The mtg: ttirg that may BIO expected of them
will probably be the assertion that they are not
in favor Of mixed schools ard MIscegenatiop,
sid that, too. in the face Of General MahoEe's
expressed hope for the CELEBRATION Of all rsca
dsioctious. They go bow shot beyond
Tslicyrand who ssii that language WAS made
70 0; ucasI thoughts, FIR, according to them,
7ofds slgti'9 less exactly contrary TO their
lncalicg IS defoed in he dictionaries
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lCOMMUNICATFD

There is much talk about seventeen men
having each obtained msjotity of twenty four
votes esoh cast for fifteen. in eleotiug police.
me1, aud some say mistake mus. have been
made. The matter can be made pain 10 very
few words. If twenty four men voted tor ff-
teen persons, it is evident thai there will be
three hundred and sixty names 10 the box,
Divide that humber by thirteen, msjotity of
the twenty four voters, and yeu will hare TWEEN.
~ seven with nine rsmsiodef; it will thus be
seen that 1t ia possible tor twenty seven men to
,ecslVe msjoriiy of all the votes cast nine
taVng fourteen aud eighteen thirteen votes
each. q.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. JULY q. 1851.
SlL,l 2; ses e c., -
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake, Norfolk. to Il A nesj
Sir V ArroWsmiLh. lower Potomac. Il p.
tomsc Ferry Company.
n Bark Dls!nganno. tNorwegi.n) Baltimore, 10
I Hoos, TO load grain for Europe.
schr Aagsia, Hay:e re GRACE 10 TIM.
fey & o.,
Schr Il 4 Congddn. Fro7ilenca, 10 Han5 &
Bait Coal Go.
SAILED.
Ctr George Llsary Norfolk, By Z b Hooe.
Str ArroWRmith. lower Potomac, BY Po.
tomac Ferry Company,
Sehr l. & Wilson, Boston, BIZ john = spnsw
q Co. 1h"'"
Schr William & John, Norfolk, By II B,vsLt
Schr q O Lyon, New Haven, by Hamushi,s
and Haliimors Coal Co.
AsNoRANDA.
-schr Oliver Boo:ae, for tlis port. cleared Is
New York 10TH
schr Ruts Psics, for Ibis port, cleared It
Baltimore TO-. ~
Schrs Emma Avtry and i & e Benton, fran
GeorRetoWn. at New York :0.h.
Sehr VIM Allen. from Georcatoyn f.. Bridge.
port passed through He'll Gata 2dsh.
Schrs O Page, Thos Borden, Karl II Pot.
tor, Belle Handy and Spartan, from Heorss.ows,
ct Boston z0;h.
W Sssi WsTr1 1s Sawyer sailed from 10:
schr W 4 Huston, from Geo.za.oSu, a.So,.-
erset I8 h. ="
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Arrest of Il AHindinr

MONTREAL. Que, July 2l.-Frsnes Jamos
Molouin bet klnfret, of Quebec, was arrested
here at $ late hour last night for awindling
large number of Montreal dealers cut of sums Of
money under tho pretsnce of being son and
representative Of Ludwig Eothschild, of The I'm.
porting linn of Ludwig koInschd u Bros,
Broadway, n. Y. The aggregate amount OBJ.
tanned muat bs very large as over thirty custom.
erS are already asce,tiined 10 have been VIC
tlmiz ID by the young man.
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EOdY Found,

NEW YORK, July u .-Captain T. Il. Howell,
OF the sloop Florence Il, from Por: Jefferson, L,
l., bound 10 Bridgeport Conn picked up the
body OF young msn, apparently twonty years
OF age in the middle Of tho Sound and b,ouph BIT
it to Bfidgsro OF yesterday afternoon. The bod =
was badly mutilated about tho fscs and hsuaa.
The remains are supposed to bs those of Herr.
man Eddy, one the unfortunate victims OF the
ill.tated yacht Sophia wrecked in s1usll oil
Bridgeport O foW weeks nro
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FennOr for July.

MONTREAL, July 2l.-Tho following ara The
revised predictions Ct VenBor, the weather
prophet, for tho remsinder Of July: Ga Tie
2lst, warm and fair with oool nights; 23ad and
23td, high ralo storms ia many parts Of Caoada
aud the United States; 9th, hot and windy;
18th, oppressive ard stormy; &c h. heavy rain
storm antt Rnd::; 9Th ADD 2S:h. clou;y aud
cool weather. with cocl rights aud cold show.
ersi 29;h, cool and showcry; 30th AID 3lst,
warm weather, high wines end rain showers.
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AuAppeal TO the sultau.

LONDON July 2l.-~The Vienna corrtsponden:
says: The Sultan of Morocco, has appealed 10
the Sultsu Of Turkey to put stop to the ssits.
ton in northern Africa lost tho INSURE clion result
IN the expulsion Of himself from the throne of
Morocco end the complete separation of the Bar.
barry states from tho Turkish hcgemony. II is
stated that these Representations have Produced
profound impression st Corssan!inople. An
inquiry by hnglsnd in regard to the attitude Of
the powers in ciss the Frocch attack Tripoli,
was mel BY the declaration OF Germany and
Austria that they intend to maintain shsolute
neutrp,jtv.
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Fire,

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l-A largo portion of
the cotton mill Of William Wood d %, st
Twensy.second street and PennEylvsuis avenue
was destroyed by FIRE las! night, involving loes
OF about Sl50, COZ. This is one oftho largest and
most substantial mills in the country, k1d covers
greater part OF lhs block on Pennsylvania
avenue and Hamilton street, between Twenty
trst snd Twenty .aecond. extends along Twenty.
aecond street 10 Spring Garden, and thence for
some hundred feet along The latter thorough fare
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No Eicaflnn Yet

ALBANY, July 2l.-1ne Joint convention INST
A. noon to-day. and voted as follows: For
Lspham 81, Potter Do. Conkling %, Woodford
J.. necessary to q choice H. Senator Fo.tsr
T1.sa 70! AF. haphsm instead OF Nr. Eyarts
made. 10 peoh
senator davenport moved an sdournuant
carried and the convention Adjourned,
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Sc8Iding q Child.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-John 8. Head,
who Was employed in tho bakery at No. 635
Pine street. was charged before Magistrate List
yesterday nornieg With throwing boiling water
Into the face of little girl named Cecil, Will
500. Head asserts that the children suuoyod
him BY lookiog dOwo the cslsr, end after order.
log them away several times ho threw tia
water at tnem.
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Arbitration

vienna, July 2l.-The Political Correspond.
ence says S9Vetsl Stste5 Ct Houth America arc
thinking of adopting the principle OF Arbitration
in their v.rious differences. Colombia, which
assumed The initiative in lhls movement, b "a
invited the several friendly republics 10 send
delegates to conferences for the purpose OF dis.
crssing tho subject. Some Of tho other republics.
Including the Argentine Confederation, have al.
ready adhered to tho PROPOSAL.
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Railroad Acci,Iapt.

WHITEHALL. N. Y. july 2l.-Ths Mon
treal sleeping ttaia. NJ. 7. on the Delaware
and Hudson Calsl Railroad struck rook.
which had been W.shed out by the heavy shos
er last night. near Dfisdeu at . o'clock tbis
morning, Ths engineer was instantly killed
aud the hrsmso slightly Injured. No others
we're iLjufed. "'''
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MAnxET, July 2l.-The MAI kc.
to-day s steady aad firm. Flour is in fair do.
msnd aud prizes ara steady a! last qao!s.icn5.
The receipts OF Wheat vera the largest of tho
season, and 67I0 bushels were offered and sold at
llO. III, III. 10 snd l2i for Fultz, and l2G for
Lancaster. About 40 blyhe!s of while Corn
sold at 81. No Rye o. O.ts reporttd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

No matter h,w de.d Coukiiusisa--it is sill.
noss to cal it stslWartisu-nsy be, there is 90
doubt that the CoDkliugi;ss all over tho coua
try are extremely sore at tbs grief to which
their leader has come, AID that they will sllika
back at tho first opportunity. Their musterngs
are hoard everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

Mr. 4. Z. White. 1856 w. Monroe street,
Chicago. informs Us: have had occasion to
thoroughly ties: the quslitiss of st. Jacoos Oil
upon myaeli aud my family. aud have fouod il
The boss and mos: effective remedy of the kicd
ever kao.o. In az aggravated CASE Of sHolleD
>lnts, where iutlsmmsslon was osuiiog inteuse
SUHeriog. its pawsr was especially remark atlu
and NOT only brought relief but pcrus1elt
eura. 1t gives mo pleasure to thus testify t.
it's merits.
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KILLED by EjCiltnfuy.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, july 2l.-Da5iGg tho thunder
storm hero yesterday hioa Walsh, AGED fifteen
gears, was killed by lShinitg while stardips
near fireplace at her rlsitetc,. Her g:aoi-
father, who vas in The same loon at the tine
was aericu.!y shocked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

Georgetown has genuloe scandal. Bridge
street merchant having elcpcd with young
lady of prepossossing manners and 1.-the fi,urs,
who weaaed his affections from 40 unsuspeoling
vile. Both parties arc we'll c,naected. No
names are given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-21

As will be seen by sn article which we COPY
from the GordonsVille Gu ,tte, Linden Kent,
esq., OF this city. is prominently mentioned in
connection with the Attorney Generashir. Mr..
Kent ranks deservedly high as an accomplished
lawyer snd most excellent speaker. and il be
should receive the nomination, he would add
strength to the ticket and make mos. vigorous
and thorough canvasg.