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MORAL EDUCATION in relation to Sex
w BY DR.. Elizabeth Blackwell BRENTANo. 80 Union
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
a Z ard.

1omy FtIIo,o Citizens Of Prince FiliiGn, Cj7uaty:
AZ me tmo 10! the election OF suv.her <icu-
ersl Assembly is approaching, announce my
ie!fIGa Democratic Re-sdj u..er candidate t. rep.
resent you IN the max: Hou:o Of Delegates.
should ms ns!urHl sslirstions TO promote your
welfare BE nt.nled By your generous and in
tet.l4ent suffrage. l shall serve you with that
earnest dcvo.i IN have ever msnile.,et for J our
honor and welfare
The esrly and foal settlement. Of Tho Sts.a
debt question is essential to your material inter
Get 81 d happiness, and should yCu honor mo
With an election, SHALL devote my bes. energla;
TO the &C :omp!ishmen. Of thst desirable object.
l sm fully Sensible OF tho difficulty of over com
ing self Interest and psrty lies Tor the pubic
good. But overcoming difficulties l.. order 10
do ri.hs. gives sdditronsl slory to she merit Of
Nl;tuous and patriotic acsioLs. Should the good
people oi my nstve county, in the comicg eec
ton. Recognize my clsim upon their sense Il
Justice an6 gratitude it will more thsa reward
me for tie sacrifices. danger and suffering | have
lncutrst IN their baha!i, in the fond hops .na.
they mis DO prosperous, FREQ and happy
ROBERT TANsILL.
hSnsssRs Virginia Aug 2nt ltS
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Robert 0 Epes, we'll known ci,iz,u Of Pc
| tersburg, died Sunday.
Efforts are beicg msdo ct the Postofics D.
| psItnent, Wsshioeton. for tho establishment
| OF tho !otter carrer system 10 LYnchburg.
l. is rumored that Mr. J. T. S;ovaIl has COZ.
GUIDED net to oontes! Hon. George G. CsbsIs
seal in Coz gioss from the fifth Gislrc and has
Withdrawn nls p.p,rs.
Miss Mary Helen Grsy. daughter of B. G.
Gray, esq, died, 10 Redmond. on Moudsy
night. after bt.f illness of Ioos .w, which be.
s 10 with cold
Study night ti.s ocourrtd % The fsrm Of
| j. A. Wiog6eld. near Hanover O. H., DESTROY.
Ing bsrp, threo stables and several outhouscs,
ttgsther With 300 barrels Of corn and az entire
crop of tobacco.
A witheritg hailstorm passed over Pitsylvs
nis c3u3ty, 10 the White Ok Mountain SIC.
| ton. few dtys fgo. The tobacco con was
utterly cleaned out along lis psth who. was
about two miles wide. The stoocs wers as large
as guinea eggs.
James Leghorn, cf Wy,ho county, who hsd
beeo absent u North Carolina for come wseks,
90 bis return hon, on Sunday night, fouod 9
negro named Jim Tailor 10 h, bed room, Mrs.
Leghorn being in the same apartment. A fight
| ensued, 10 which Laghorn was killed.
Warren S. Sboles, N N Der of tie reafi.s-
ter c;unty committee OF Campbell ouuoty, AID
a delegate ID the late reac user convention,
mas published letter announcing bis purpose
| to support the democratic State ticket He
says be is convinced by tho nomination Of John
+. Lewis for Ii. Governor that reaGjustnep,
means conversion to radio ,lism,"
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The MArlIeta.

sALTIAosE. Aug. 3 --virRina 6a old -; do
deferred loi DO consolidated Sit; do q so.
rles sSs past due coupons 81 new 10 4Os 531 bid
10 Day Cotton higher; middiiag II Flour
.!esdy and more sctive; Howard street ard
Western super 50 81 p; 90 extra 25,S5:5:
40 family 50 5O; City Mills supar 3 bOs
81 toi co r1,rs 75aS5 25 do family G 75aS7;
90 Is, no brands EO.$6 e.; Pslapsco ismiiy 81 Is
,"hsst-Soushern sse,dy; Western easier, clos
Ing htm; southern lei l20sl25; do amber l24.
III No Maryland l26; No 2 Western winter
req spGt a3d Aug lbs; Sept l2G3 .l27; Oct llo
o. pl1 h9y'r lSO'l3l Corn Southern shade
lower; Western higher and strong; SO 1tbern
white G2; do ys>low IS; Western iniIed $40,
and Aug st $50 Sep"r SO 59!; Ocer GO .g;:
steamer 62s'53 Oats steady aud firm; Western
Ente 3a.ao; 20 mixed 4ls42 Rye quiet at 10.
hay higher prime to ctoic, Psnns and M.rv.
land l5,Sl7 Cofoe. quiet and very firm; hio
caesoes ordinary TO fir 9isll2 Suvar frner:
a cot u Whlskey quie. OF lli,Sl ~.
- 8: Flour quiet aud unchanged. Wheat -
s; tishar. Cora 1T lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
A CHASTITY Joke.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-rha boil of a
house wltnia the shadows OF the PepDsyvaoia
UulVeIsl'y, which is,enaped BY maiden lady
credited withs rather Grabbed disposi)n. W Is
sharply rung few evenings ago. When che
Answered the summons nobody was 10 sight,
but 90 the tor step lky something n4s.ly wrsp-
ped in paper. Her curiosity was excited. aud
to pick il up aud tear IF the psper Was the
work OF but moment Thco a griaoing sku 4
Was ex1ts:d 10 her Vitw. With shrek which
startled Tho ucighbarc sno dropped the hideous
Uranium ard retired ia doors. The same Joke
vas played on several other people. The fol.
lowing evening auother person, residing 10 the
same ncg 'torhood, lound ou his steps por-
ton Of a numsu arm with the hand attached,
The fash was dry, ADD tie member bore The
eVldencs OF ha'iog been under ground. A
ooupo of youngsters, Who we're CAPTURED just
Is they vera preparing 10 play the joke 90 a
taird party, said that they h.d f,uni tho re-
nains on DUN piog 10: 10 c.ose proximity &c
the University Hospital
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U3nfh of Ia ,GGurnaIiSf.

New YORK. August The veteran tur
na'ist, J, R. s. Vsn Viiet, died st No. %
Yves: Ninth street, ca Monday si!ernoou less,
at the ago Of sevooty 6v, years. All his loo Z
life Was sp5Dt in literary pursuits. mainly il
editorial ard other duties 10 the pew:psper
Sorld. He WEE for quarter of c.utury tie
editor OF The Columbia Republican, in Hudson,
n. Y, sud at the time cf The vsr fouudsd the
Republican, CT Washington. D. q. Hs was
Industrious aud sober, aud 10 his days of pros
periiy we'll known by the poor, for whom BIZ:
hacd was ever op,n His window, the daueh,
ter of 40 old New York shipping mereh.rt, i.
left With hardly ely means
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
? UBLISHED DAILY & TRI- WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST ;

The Potomac river is all that SEPARATES
Washington from ' .rsnia. aod though large
portion Of the people cf Washington are Viz.
giDisns or he ;ccnlau's of ElreiDiaos, som
Of the newspapers of tia. city seem TO b. as
Ignorant Of VirgiOia and her sflirs as il they
were thousand, # mits away from her ard
never saw Vlrgioian. One of hsr nsrg
pspers said yesterday that "tte poll tax in
VIRGINIA wss two nnd three quarter c,uts q
day." Hhcp i. is less than qu,r,er Of cent,
and to day aoo!hcr ona says "the FEzinia
democratic State coIv.n!ion. which meets to
morrow, will probsb!y soulinato 5000 s. called
republican like Wickham for Liauicnsnt Gov
ernor," When the ilsa of nominating any oher
than true aud consistent democrat for ang
place o. the ticket has ragcr entered tho mind
CT sny delegate 10 The conveIlioo. Whether
General Wickhsm &c rerubi!c.n or a 40
called republican. ths members OF bis parry 10
bis State ought 10 b. better Judges than .
Californian who cairg hiuse q republic. ID
7o!ed he dam jcrato ticket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Richmond Convention.
1Arriral of Delegates Personnel ofMc Bodl
(nnII{ntfS dc DC

Arriral of Delegates Personnel ofhc Boly-
Candidates, dc. dc.
Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gez Ute. |
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. SIS .. m.-Dsie.
gates 20 tie Convention are coming in rapidly
sud the 6ne p2rso1n. of the body will be 10.
tcaable.
Amorg the prominent VreidisUs 10 attend.
auc. arc General Jas. A. WGIktr. OF Pulaski;
II. q. Allen, Of Sbcosnd oa:; 9. L. Trigg. OF
Washit gop; R. A. Coghll!, Of Amhers;; U.
T. Smith. of No!s,n; Judge j. 7. Lowell. OF
Warrer; Exit. Gov. ". D. Qu.senbury. Of
Csro,iD,; Absolou. Koiuer, Of Stauo,o:; Gen.
W. B. ra!ist,r:o. of Gloucester; P w. Nc
kiopty, Of FsrnviIe, Hca. j. s. ab,ur, of
Altxaudria, aud others.
The indications ptiat to q harmonious scJ
sion aud il is not improbable that the business
will be cotton through With in on, Day.
The platform will be carefully prepared az d
will favor the ability Of tho State to Pay thirty
two millions but at reduced rate Of in
tereit-siy either throo CT four per csut.-
VIZ piSA44OE'oti W PuOliS sSAOOlsi lIoe uhilOl
AMI the retention of the capitation Lsx. The
platform will be the result Of the deliberations OF
the prominent men OF every section of the State.
Delegates are slow 10 express their Individual
preferences.
Gooio goes in perhaps strongest on the frs:
ballot Fiz Lee next, though Lee will gain after
the second ballot. Code has the strongest and
in iac. tho ouly organizations.
Trigg, Mckinney and Daniel arc looked upon
q, possible dark ho;seR. and WlIher's chsrqes arc
by bic friends considered god.
Only about one.fcur!h Of the delegates have
arrived yet, and they seem about equally divid-
ed betweed Gcode aud Lee Mckinney will
most probably get place on tho ticket
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Fatal ARRAY with Hobbe:s.

PIrTsBURG. Pa. Aug. 3.-NeRs has lust beer
ie,slVed OF a terrible sff;sy somo thirty mile.
no the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. near Mo
k!esport, Allegheny COUNTY. IL appears Tho,
some four weeks sgo usn named Mcclure, q
rasldspt OF Mckse4plrt, was robbed of ooosid
eratla stock 10 his store. After diiigsnt 10
q1lry no discovered oleg to the perpetrators,
aod yesterday, 10 company with four police
meu, he started 10 pursuit.. Soon the parties
csmo upon the robbers, when tha latter, bait 2
we'll armed, cpeoed fire 90 the pu.susrs, woi,n
WAS returoed. After exchanging shots for
slm' mcmsnts the thieves made good their
escupe bu! not uutil they bad killed oue pt lice
usn and, it is reported, fatally iciured iva
others. 1t is not ko0wn whoshor aoy of the
robbers we're icjated. The s;llen goods were
recovered,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
Attempted Assassination,

LANCASTER. o aio., August 3 "A dss!erdly
attempt was made to murder Henry Lehman,
treasurer of Gresp6eld township yest etdsy. A
MASKED man approached him at the d Ior of his
IL hmsD'.) residence and FIR: d both barrels f /,
d9ube barrel shotgun ct hin. irhictioS dagger
Gus wcuods 10 the neck aod onest. The
assassin thso shot him three times With rs-
volvcr, each shot takirg effect. The 1i1rcd
nsu succeeded 10 getting toto The house, when
tho assasin left. Mr. Lehman. who is a wealth ?
farmer, thlnka thst robbery was not Intended,
but that b. fellow only wanted to take bis life.
The sounded usn lies in oritics condition,
but tho physicians gay he will recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03

LONDON. August , An immense crowd oil
people assembled outside of the Palace ysrd
| to-day aud chcered Mr.. Bradaugh when be
catered tho yfrl 90 bis way to Westminster
Hall. some time before the assembling Of the
House OF Commons. Ga Mr. BrAdIaugh at
| temtng to enter tbs House 40 vas quietly re
moved from The lobby aud escorted by the
polio, into the yard, wherc be stood conversing
with airiend.
ln the House of Con mons TO Day Mr. L,bou
ohere (advancod liberal raised the quastioa of
privilege. that the resolution Of the House 10
regard to Mr. BrAdlaush only excluded him
| II IN tbs House, Shereas hu had been removed
from The loebG, aul lie moved that the o..
| hcIa!5 we're .herei, tx,seGins tDeir suthority.
The SPEAKER cepi that he oonsldere1 it
his duty to order Mr.. Bradisugh's removed,
and added: The door of che House is cosed. "
The cheers CT the crowd outside tho Palace
yard were eudlbI, insidethc House.
Mr.. Gladstone supported the Speaker snd
| said tba. hr. l. .bou:h res motion vas uoteue.
| b!o
After bis first repu!sa Mr.. Brad'rush
| remained some tlu'a standing in the Pace,
yard Wit bis arms folded sod three polcamsu
| 10 front of him bsrfioQ bis way t. tho House.
MIR. Gladstone declared that Mr.. Bisdlaush
AusC no" Do treated Hs having no more right
| to enter tho House than stranger.
Sir Stafford Northcote endorsed MIR G;ad-
stones Wow.
W hic Sir Wio6eli La#s7n jr.de.D was
speaking against the Illegal Conduct of the
House, Mr.. BradIsugh, who bsd ey.dtd the
| police. eldeaVO:ed to ioros so eotranoe, bat
| Was sez b5 messengers AID dragged from the
| doors wheo ne %ss taken 10 ohsrga by SIX po-
llcemeo, aI resisti1g s:renucu:lS, bis al tvirg
| torn 10 thc struggle.
The Speakcrsulcd tia! the mc!i0n Of SirWin
leldLawsou for ,esoitdIcG the former rtso.u:ots
IS ilust the a!uissiVD OF slr. BraGlau3n wsre
IrTevalent aed thst the question b.ioro The
House IVES the c,uduot OF the Spesker 10 pru-
hbisiug MIR. Btaiaugh's ACCESS to be latby,
AN ameodmett tn Mr.. L,toucherte's moti1c,
dec srne that !ha House sprroyas the conduct
Of tho speaker sDG of tbs oii .iss under his
order, was accepted b. Mr.. Gladstone ADD Sir
Stafford Norlhco:e. sod was passed. 4 ium.
Der Of liberal members Quilted the House b..
fore the vote Vas tsken, smiist irGcical cheer7.
Mr. B:adIaugh, after his expalsi3p, waot 70
Bow street for summn"s against the pJlc,,
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Msbonisn is the most powerful Of all isns
tor it can resurrect people from tie dead. a
Mr.. G. W. NJ. Sims. of Madison couety,
writes to General Mahone'5 homo organ that
the State debt mtg be considered settled. but
the ids:s for which |. " I.hat is toe said Sims
died, and for whioh he'' THAT is General
Mshone) is prepared to die. arc not settled "
Sims orcs dead AMI turaed to clay, c,nhs back
20 help bis General with his say. 1t is to be
hoped that The ideas that laid Sims low ndg br
equally as effective Ia the case Of his com.
mander, and that their pJtency may then be
lost 30 that there may be no more resurrcttiors
for oOrpsts once buried are not agreeable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-rhe Posts financial
article says: The Stock Exchange markets
have been comparatively quiet. Government
bonds ara strcng acd pei c,ut higher for the
4j and 4!:. State bonds sra more active, a, An
ndVaoo7 Of / to l per O.. r r. bonds were in
TAR demard aod quotations SHOW fractional i'm
proVement. The stock market was strong from
the opening w to noon, the advances in Ofices
ranging from 4a24 per cent. Sirca noon there has
beea fractional decline, and at the time of
Wruog the market is dull. Mouay has teen
very easy thus f,r to day. Time !oaos arc
quoted az SIS per cauS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
Pottsr's Monthly f5r August, the midsu1

Pottar's Monthly f5r August, the midsuu =
ner number, has been received from its pub.
lishers Potter Il Co.. Philadelphia. Ii il An
unusasliy interesting number OF 80 alsays
excellent mag! zine. Among is cooteH!s arc
sr:icl,s Cd Silk aud tho Six Worm. DOW spC-
claliy sttracive 10 Consequence Of The reoan!
laoreas' 10 tho matutsc urc of six ia ibis
country. The app sreuce of the mag. % ha.
been improved considerably b, lis new cover
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
Remarkable E'eODIe.

There is IN old lady living northwest Of Alb
logdon. Va, who is 81 years of age She il a
pensiontr Of the war Of 1872 Sbe WAS bora 10
Halifax c.u1ty, August e. 1893. Her maiden
name WIS Harrison, aud she is liu.el q ,cspd.
ant Of the uoble fsuy to which Presiden!
Harrison belonged. Sac IVES married g. tie
age Of nlacteeo to Peytoo Tsliey, with whom
she lived until she became the mother Of eleven
children, 81! but Two Of whom shs survives.
Her husband has been dead thirty seven years.
She remembers many OF the resldepts con,
nected With the war OF 1912. in which her Lus.
band way an active participant. At the out
break OF tho late war shs had bat three children
livloR-tTo Sous and one daughter. Both other
socs loed tie simY, one as chaplain. the
other as private 51idicr Toe later sacrificed
nis life q: ;he bal!Ie Of L,aisburz. But tour
ct her c1ildlan 1ero ever married but she has
twenty grandchildren and twsasy four great
grandchildren She believes what the ctcrs
ssy ab2u: tobacco being Slo1U poisop, for she
has beer az itvltcrste smoker rol seventy years,
and it has not killed her SET.
There resides Desr Norfolk as remarkable
mac, protsblg, 80 soy other part of the State
Gin boast. Dir. Charles NJ. Carer is the geo.
'Ieman 10 question VITO say: Il wss born
81 L.mbsth's Point, Ptirc:ss Ammo county, 10
JI'i '0pp' pIo hm now g resident OF
that plsce. Have been married eisht times,
snd the fruits of those unions have been SO
children, IA f whom arc living. Tie ages ofnv
living chldfen rargs from TO ST years, can
do mans work, although 81 years old. and
can cry $50 pcuods with esse,
Il reSolItc: drsloolv the war of 1912, 7
cast my 6rsl vot. io 1925 for Gen. Jackson,
the democratic candidate fer president. and
walked from Baltimore 10 Annapolis to VITO
l have followed the sta for 80 years, and am
now 10 ezc.llent HEALTH"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
MurderOuSiy Assaulted.

NEW YORK August 3.-lu the Mulberry
street stnrioa house on Moa lay afternoon It
Vas thought that Thomas Davis car.
peuter, wcuid bleed to death. He had bsen
struck on the size Of the head With q hstcbet,
uieded by Mary Smith, dssip.ted woman,
&c years of sse, DUNG q row. The sharp
edge of tho weapon hsd struck him just above
the rigb. ear and alntst severed it from HE
head. Davis, it is said, will die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
French In africa.

LONDON. Aug. ga Tuais dispatch to the
Times says: Two ba,taiions of Frsuch troops
and a battery of ar!iil:ry havo arrived and will
cncamp mile north of Goletta, overlooking
the harbor, This may be said TO b. the frs;
en.Iy ct French into the capital.
LONDON, A0g, 3-lhs Morning Post says
Ecg'aOG and lsl7 have resolved to saud two
moro irrn,lsds to TUBS TO protect their r.spec
tive subject, oHiGg 10 tae persistent com plants
of resta1ta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
The Turbulent PreIate,

LONDON. Aug. She Morning Pos: ssys:
Cardinal Gu'bers, Arohbishop Of Paris, having
sddresssd tbs Priests and the faithful of Paris
10 pastoral 90 the recent riots iD Rome, couch.
ed 10 even more vloleu. terms than hose en-
p!oy'd 10 bis recsnt letter to the Pope, l,aly
bias called the attention Of Frst c, to The fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-03
NO Good PrqncIrfup

n man Can do q good joo OF work, pre.ch
good sermon. try Lag su we'll, doctor "a.
tleht, or write y good srtcle wnen hs feels mis-.
erho:e and dull, with sluggish brain and unsteady
nerves. snd none should make the a,..nr. il.
such condition when i! can be so easily ,nd
rrheap1v removed by little Hop Bi!ters III
daNy Times.
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Mr., 5. Palmer. with the Could Mauuf,c!ur-
lug TO-; Ssueca Falls, N Y, writes: II hav.
been afflicted with rheuns'lsm for the last tb,ee
years. aud Sl'hiu that time have tried sIprs,
everything without getting any relief un.il St,
JAG IBIS Oh lad been used,
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Stay Of Proceedings Granted.

BUFFALO. N. Y Aug. 3-Jus ice Daniols
has graz! ed 8 s:g Of rr ceodirg4 10 the case of
Martin aoagsn, who ls ssoteucad to bs huog
On the ~ ils.aut. The case will 60 to tho
Court OF ADnasls
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Huntsville, N. o. & West. Texas II. r.

GALVESTON Aug "A special to the News
from austin. Texas ssys: The charter OF the
Huntsville. New Orleans and W stern Texas
Railroad, filed yesterday provides for . line
from Sabine Pass to point on the international
and Crest Northern, quarter OF degree south
of 3lat parallel distance of ECO miles. The
capital stcck is 81 coo 00D
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EeceDtiOno

WINNIPEG. Man. Augur "a public re
coptlon Was given here Yesterday 10 tho Gov
ernof General The city presented gay sp.
pearknCs.
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Mothersl Mothers!, Mo.hers,,

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goat0pce s ana get, bottle Of Mrs. WINSLOW's
SoOIAtS'5 5 9RUP. 1t will relieve the poor
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there 10 no missile sbous it. There ia not
mother on earth who has ever ussd it who will
no! tell you st once that it will regulate tbe how.
els, and give rest to me mother, ind rslief And
health to the child, operating like magic. It is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases and pleasant to
oldest and best female physicians and nnraes ;n
\ bottle. ~ .I IS