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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

1t is said that gold aud silver mine La, been
discovered 10 Page county.
Mr.. Thomas W. Doswell's horse, Eole, at
the Saratoga races Wednesday, made a mile
aud tnrlonps in 2.494, the best time on record
for horse Carrying the regular weights.
% the 23i of July, Gen. John Echols, was
elec:ed director on the Kentucky Central
Railroad. at the meeting of the Bosrd Of Dr.
reotors Of that improvement 10 CoViogton, Ken
lucky.
So rapid and unexpected has been the in
crease of freight on the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, that, With their present facilities for
moving it, The COMPANY is 10, able to furnish
the necessary transportation.
Fl. l.. Wysor, largo planter Of the south
western portlon of this State. recently Ell, ced
a ssls OF 200 bushels of wheat to the editors of
the Rural New Yorker, the price realized being
s. % per bushel. Inc grnlo was OF new va
rsly OF the Futz lately introduced
Two daughters of Capt G. II. Liuderma an
OH Chlncotesgu4, aged respective y Is and s
yeals, died from poison a few days ago.
Whether the poison was ac2i1ently taken 10
the food or administered felonlousy there vas
no evidence to show.
George NJ. Keith, boss on The Richmond
aud Allegheny Railroad. put IF 8 blast near
LYnchbuEg last week which was monster and
did good service. There were forty six aud q
halt kegs OF powder used. and it threw out be.
tween 900 and | ECO cubic yards of solid rock.
James h. KseDe, the miiIionsirc, was on
Vlsl! TO the Meem farm, iD Saeoaudoah county,
this week, with view to purchasiog it. FIR.
keene has been contemplating this purchase
md mo 4 ha -
presents will induce him to buy.
DR.. A. NJ. Fauoteroy. Superintendent of
the Western LuDatio Asy lum, has been selected
by the Executive Com mittee Of the Medical and
ChirurgcAl Society, of Maryland, as the oraor
o. the association for 1882. DR.. Fauntloroy il
a talshed orator. He will probably accept the
Invitation.
Mr.. Fl zbuch C,rter. OF Shirley, vas thrown
from bis buggy yesterday and painfully bruised.
The accident occurred at his resdenc, near
James river, aud was occaSio1ed by bis horse
taking fright aud runnirg AWAY. The animal,
which vas q valuable one, had lis leg broken,
a1d Was subsequently shot by order Of the
owner,
As freight train 90 tho Shenandoah Valley
Railroad approached the high tresse st L 80!
l. berY. one night, not ong since, the engineer
disc jvered horse on the tre:sle. Frightened
by the glars Of the head light aud the roar of
the train, the horse had walked The ties for
forty or fifty feet when be was struck by the
oow catcher, aud thrown hesdlong from the
lofty height.
The controversy over the subscription Of
5000 900 of Page county to the capital stock of
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, has been sub
stsntialIy settled. The county accepts the
proposition to is ua $500 600 OF its bonds, aud
relirquish its $780, of stock in tho com.
paDy. This gives the company 500 900 OF
holds ss good gold. aud places ia its posses
sion 5000, 900 Of stock which can be sold at so
0'"'o m the dollar, thus realizing the full
hmout OF the Original suHsoiipjou,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Military Operations In africa.

LONDON. August Tho Morning Post
says: I'VE learn from Marse;llss that the
French government has requested a steamboat
compauy to ptc, OF the disposal OF the military
authorities several steamers for the convsyauce
of troops to Afrlc, 1t is circulated that O.. 900
Franco Tircuts are scattered along the o. rih
African coasts 1t is proposed to dispatch
50, 600 French troops to Aftios before October
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

The democrats of the u. S. Senate should
not b, deferred by any assertions the republi-
cans may make from iDquiring toto the way
aud means by which tho successors of Measrs.
Coukiing and Platt were elected The charges
of bribery and corruption that have been made
agsns: the new Senator's are no! the wolk of
the democrats, but Justice demands that the
democrats shall determine whether these char
ges are sustained by facts before Messrs Miller
and Lspham take part 10 the organization of
the Sonate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Financial,

NEW YORK, Aug. The Posts inancia
sfsicle says: The Stock Exchange markets are
al Gull, nnd the share speculation has tended
toward lower prices, the weskes: s,uck bsv1nv
6een those OF tho trunk lines. U. s. bonds ara
higher for the extend d IS. and lower f,r the
as State bond, are neglected. and railroad
bonds are lower for the speculative lsslles, lake
Erle and Wes:ern (5ancu.ky Oivisioa) bang
gown per cent. The mouey market is easy al
os4t per cent. on prime mercantile paper,
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The Markets..

BALTIMORE, Aug. e.-Virginia 6s old -; do
deferred =; do consolidated Sli do "a &C..
ries 4Oi past due coupons 81 new 10 4Os 531 bid
TO day. Cotton firm mlddling II. Flour higher
and very s!rooi Howard street and Western
supe. 15aS4 Is; do extra 50,s5 50; do family
5 IS IS IS; City Mills super 75.sl25; do eItts
4 6oas5 So do family Toast; do Bio brands
. 62As6 IS; Patspaco family 1875. WhestW
Southern higher; Western excited and higher.
c.oalng strong Southern red l23al27 do smbar
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK Aug. 6.-Ihe week. y statement of
associated banks issued from the clearing house
so-day shows the following changes: Losne, m
crease sl.4 36 400; Specie decrease, 1882 500 ;
Legal tenders decrease f67l 800; Deposits, de-
grease "a $50 2OO; Circulation, increase, STAT 70l
hsserve, decrease. 81 Z95 500 The banks now
mold %. 7a6,225 in excess of all legal require
menu,
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Steamer ISurueU.

CLAYTON. N. Y August 6.-Tbe steamer
Flower City, Owned by j. h. Barry, of Roches.
ter, csuahs FIRE a, o'ccck this moroiug. The
Grew, failing to exsinRuish the fl.ues, the boat
vas cut sdrtt. After sine had burned As min
u!es Caus disn tug went to her aud put the
hteout. The oabin ADD ell the upper works
w:re burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Seduction ard Suicide.

New HAVEN, Coau., Angus! The body
of Jsuuie Crsmer, 20 years old, the dsughts
of Jacob Cfsmer, of this city, was found 10 the
wafer eff Yves, Haven shoTe this morning.
There was shgat bruss on the face, probably
made by the sand. She had en- absent from
homo siro, Thursday noon. It s believed she
threw herself or WAS thrown from Kelsey's
Whsrflss: sight. Adoc or 8 exan,inslion shows
che had boen sedu,ed withia the past n hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

Mr.. Brady. the republican collector Of ir-
terns raveDus for the Petersburg district, ssys
ne dosen't intend to BE- controlled by the action
of the State republican coIvcntioD unless that
c'ogension shall determine to support General
Malone. who. Mr.. Brady at the same time says,
is not republican. Mr.. Brady is bold and
open It not consistent and logical,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

A Cough, Cold or sore Throat should
be stopped Neglect frequently results in an
kncurable Lung disease or COnSump.
ton. Is RIO w MS Il IL ON & III a L.
TRs,CAEs do not disorder the stom .ch ike
cough sYrupa and bsls.ms but act directly
OIL the inliamed parts, 9lsying irritation,
give reliefiu a asthma. Is rOnchitis,E Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat troubles Sncn
SINGERS and Public speakers are SUBJ
iect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recon manded by physicians,
and always give perfect satisf. ction. Having
been tested by wide and cons.aa: use for nearly
entire generation. thoy have attained we'll
merited rank among the fow staple remedies of
the aQe. Sold ct 25c . box everywhere. mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Fatally stabbed.

ST. Louis. Aug Ga special dispatch to the
Republican from Boonvilie No SAYS tha, in .
olthcu'ty between Phiness Siiby first mate of
tho steamer Matte Bell, and negro deck hand,
name unknown, at kockport yesterday. the lat
ter killed the former by stsbbng him 10 the
heart. The negro was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

The Euperors of Germany aud Au'tra held
half hours conferences at Gatbien yesterday
after which the Emperor of Germany accom-
panied the Emperor of Austria to tho railway
station and babe him hearty farewell. The
Emperor of Austria has gone to Munich, from
which poiot be will prcc ,ed to visit the kings
If Wurtembu'g and Saxony and the Grand
Duke of Baden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

The platform laid down by the State Dem. /.
cratic Convention pie dyes the Democratic party
not to increase the present rate OF taxation pro.
nounces emphasically for schools, aud pledges
the Democratic party to do all in its power to
settle By lawful means the public debt. 1t is an
able document. worthy of the highest considera.
hon, and must carry conviction 10 the minds of
all fair thinking men, who want TO save the
honor and credit of the State,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

The Maboultes are doing oil 10 their power
to secure the solid negro vote. aud arc daily
forcing more and more q racs issue. Well, lot
them mike it. We folly agree with Mi. Daniel
that the Anglo Saxon must AID will rule in
Virgins, nor do we believe that there arc
thirty thousand, or thirty hundred white people
in Virginia who have so far degeperaled IS to
be willing to yield 10 negro SUPREMACY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

A VELoCIpRDE ON WATgR-Mt. Robert
Fryer, Of New York, has devised veloceped,
steamer Of which the hull is to be out Of water
The vesse! a,as in three hollow spheres ct
shcet.steai, one forward sod two sstern, aud all
prosided ~ith fapgots to gtip the water as thsy
are revoved, rhe upper works ct the ship
ara to depend upon toe spheres that do the
propclirg and will DO ulsdo al light SIS possible.
Al ocean steamer 2l0 feet long Dy $50 feet
deep. has been Designed, OF which the spheres
or paddles arc 60 feet 10 diameter. Great
speed is expected to be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

1t is announced tba. Rear Admiral Donald
McNair Falrf'x, is to 20 upon the retired list
of the navy October lst, at bis own request.
He was reo,pty named TO c:mmand the Eu-
ropean f ct. and accepted the detail, but soon
after bis spE ointment be asked for retirement
He entered the servios August, 1887, at the
age Of II, and completes IL years of service
this month,
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Suspicious Vessels.

LONDON, August 6.-rne Berlin oorrespou.
dent OF the Daily telegraph says hs is Informed
that the vessels Dioge0es and Socrates enbsr-
coed at KEEL, Pfussi.. were ordered for Gen.
oral PieGola, the ex.D:c'ator of Peru, at the
iustigssion of Moutaro PteroIas "GeiDmate.
The Berlin cotresponden. Of the Morning Post
states that the owners of The vessels intend
to proceed against the government for their
datoDtinp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

Patrick TslfouId Hickie, convicted of threat.
eDiug to kill MIR. Forster, chief secretary for
ireland. was sentenced yesterday to Is month 9
Imprisonment. with hard labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

The tcket-DanieI, Barbour. Mckinney
has been received all through the State with
great enthusiasm and The indications are that
its triumph ct the November election will be
unprecedented. With such men and such a
platform victory is assured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

President Grevy. of France, yesterday gave
audiences 10 Hon. Levi P. Mortou, the new
American minister and General N; YES, the re-
firing minister. Mr.. Morton presented bis ore
dentiaIs and General Noyss presented his letters
ofrscs!l. Complimentary speeches we're made
all round,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

A TRAGEDY IN PETERSBURG "A shocking
affair. resulting in the death of two young men,
occurred in Petersburg yesterday. the p.rticu
lars Of which are as fJllows: John w. Greene,
young merchant of Petersburg, returned 90
che fur 'clcck train from Richmond, where be
had bsen 10 attendance on the democratic CON.
vsntou. He was very drunk when be reached
the city. aud went to the City Ho!el bar wher,
he was introduced to w. F. Lee, from LttIesou,
N. o.. who had reached The city on the $3.50
train from Weldon. Lee was also druuk. and
iovted Greene to take a drink With him.
Greene refused at which Lee took offense, and
offered Greene some insult. At length both
parties went out into the street to settle the
dispute. and after some words repaired TO q
neighborlog enclosure. Arriving there Lee
took off his coat and draw knife. Greene
walked up to him, and Lee Btrusk him several
times in the face, whsreupon Greene drew
his pistol and shot Lee in the right breast, the
ball severing the artery which feeds the heart.
Lee then olu ched Greene and stabbed him
three times about the face and ,hrost, and 10
five minutes both fell and expired. The affair
creates intense excitement 10 Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrved-Bos.s w Boothe, jr, JH Platte,
= d Stlckney and Villa nson, to American
Goal 70; Lucinda, to j AgneW s. 90; Gao
French 70 VIM a Smoot,
, 9epsrted-Boats Bender, W Boo.he, jr,
ID Stickney, B:Williamson, j q Platte and
Lucinda. ''' "AO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

Sacresirs Baine has informed the Eagsh
that efforts sre being made to 6ud
out who are responsible for sending internal
machines to England. BE says be has reason
TO believe yeIy few are engaged in the plot.
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l25alsO; Mol Maryland 129; No 2 Western

l25alSO; Mol Maryland 1919; No Western
winter red spot ESal2ss Aug 1lS,l2st; Sept
l3CsslSOt; Oct l3!4slS1s Nov 1871 BID. Corn
Southern irregular; Western steady, closing
quiet aud easy Southern white 63; DO ysllGw
59t; Western mixed spot and August $50! :;
sept 6l2s62; Oct "a; steamer 55. Oats steady;
Southern 3Ss 40; Western white 43.45; do mixed
4la42 Rye nominally 75sSO. Hay unchanged
Cotisa firm; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair II t.l2t
Sugar quiet; A sof, g. Wnskey quiet Mt III
ssl II.
NEW YORK. August 6.-Stock5 weak Money
2!a3. Flour steady and quist Whes. islc
higher. Corn unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Storm,

DUBUQUE. Aug. Ga storm swept over
Ibis city lsst night. terminating the heated
term. The rain fe! 10 torrents FIR an hour sud
the wind blew furiousy, but 90 damage is re-
ported. Tne Storm vas severe all along the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
The POpe's aIIocut;ou.

ROME, August 6.-Ths tex, Of the Pope's
allccuuon 10 published. The Pope o,nueats
with great warmth upon the responsibility of
the government for the recent disturbances 10
Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Death OfOryiiIe (srant.

~ hoRR1sTowN, n. j., August 6.-Mr. Orville
Sslant' brother of OK President Grant, and who
lor some Time past has been an inmate ofthe State
Asy ium Tor the Insane ut Morris Plains, died
yesterday. His remains were !axea 10 Elizabeth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

Messrs. Wilmer and Bro, Druggists, Pbila
delphea, Pa, so We see by Phils. exchange
tell it that custcmr of theirs said be would
not take one Thousand dollars tor the remain.
der of bis bottle of ST. Jacobs Oil if be could
not get another. This speaks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

FATAL ACCIDENT FROM LIGHTNING.-Last
Friday evening. while preparations We're going
on at her late residence. nesr Elk Run, Fauq uier
county. for the burial of Mrs. Patton, light
cloud came up and a ash of lightning from it
struck in the yard. where number of people
we're gathered killing boy and two horses and
severely stunning several other persons. The
boy WAS James Brown. aged ten years, who was
killed instantly. Six other persons were knock
ed .enseless, one or two being badly burned and
scorched Among them was a young man
named James Enorey who was once before
struck by tightening. The horses were killed
outright Culpepsr Enterprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

The new State central conservative demo.
cratic committee has organized by re elec,iug
Hon. AbsaIom Koiuer, of Augusta county,
chairman, and John Bell Bigger. Of Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

1t will be seen that Ofvls Grant, brother of
the Ex-Pfosidens. is dead. He w,s not 30
prominent. but d u51less better mao 10 many
respects than his brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Killed by Lightning.

SHERMAN, Tex. Aug. 6-Three lttlo daugh
te's OF u. y. Barley Au industrious fs1mer iiv-
Ing III miles from this place were struck by light.
ming, and Instantly killed.
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FOR THE GAZETTE

WEATHER REVIEW FOR JULY, lSSl.-High
est Thermometer, SO; lowest, G6; mean, 49, 10:
highest birom,te 20 So; lowest, 90. Sc; mean,
1858; rainfall. 24l iaehes; prevailing wind,
northwest.
Acootink, vs.. WIG.
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Fatal Shooting.

LAGRANGE, Tex, Aug. 6-Allen Miller shot
and killed Joha Faison. this morning aud seri.
ously wounded 1homss FalsoD. seven miles
from here. The shooting YVES unprovoked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

We regre! to learn that the Lumber kiln Of
ex Governor kemper, in Orange county, was
partially destroyed by fire the other day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

REMARKABLE EscAPE.-Hhe Wsrrsntou
Iudex says: As the Midland train wss passing
Rsppshauuock S,stion last Thursday ut the
speed of So miles an hour !tle negro child
todacd 90 thu track Immediately in ffoot Of
the ergine. TIE epgioeer-powless to stop
the enpiue and expecting tho child would bs
kill, d-turusd his back TO avoid seeing the re-
suls. TIE cow. Gather caught u0 the child.
tossed il as high ss toe snok sstsck and landed
it to ous sids Of tho track Zoe traiu Was ruu
back and she enpocar AID passengers we're a.
.onished TO fnd the child comparatively uohurt.
1t was ,uanug about the yrd Friday playlrg
With other children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

MAJ DANIEL HIRE is what the Baltimore
American, rep. says Of the Democratic nominee
for Governor:
"Thereis no discount on ,hs candidate Major
John w. Daniel is one of the sire gest, m ost po-
pu!ar and best men in Virginia tc- lay. He is q
native OF Lynchbutg. lawyer and an orator of
repute. He was Confederate soldier durin z
the war. serving on Early staff, and WAS wound
ed in one of the Wilderness bsttles in such wsy
as to make him cripple for life. After the war
Major Daniel completed his stu lies ut the Uni.
yersity of Vire inia, and went 10 the bar with q
reputation already acquired. He is fine de-.
batter an excellent councillor, fearless and i'm
FASHIONED orator of the best aud lofter, type,
with face like that Of Edwin Boolh and q
manner which carries enthusiasm before it in an
ever increasing tide. He is just forty, in the
prime Of msnhood. and one of the foremost Vir
ginians Of The day. He and Malone represent
the antipodes of Virginia thought and opinion"
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COMM EKCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Aug. 6.-1he market
is fairly active, and the receipts of grain i'm
proving. Flour is steady at esterday's quota.
s'ons, with fair stocks on hand. Offerings to-
day of about 5000 bushels Of Wheat, with sales
at %, leo llS l20 lz2 1924 l23 and l24 for fair
to good Fulz aud L,ntas!er. Corn dull. with
offerings Of 1850 bushels. and sales a! So a few
eu'bels OF Rye brought Is per bushal, and Osis
sold at 4Os45. as 10 quality. Couatry produce
generally in demsnd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Fire.

PALESTINE, Tex, Aug GA FIRE lsft night
Destroyed two frame blocks. The loas is $40, Geo.;
Insurance about $40 00O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

MR. BRADLAUGH -Brada ugh did not al
pear st Westminster yesterday. He appeared
at the Bcw Street Police Court IN London md
presented Information unon which he demanded
a sumno1s against the polio, iov assault, which
simply alleged that an ASSAULT had beeu cju-
mitted upon him. The u. gisttato ssid that
this was Insufficient; that Mr.. Bradlsush ap
peared to have invlled the assault; that he
should have refused the summons If oil tho
tac:s were before HIN, sad Certainly should 90
Whist Appeared 10 the information. Mr.. Bred
laugh intends to proceed further by mandamus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

VENNoR's LATEST REvIs1oN.-Vennor's Is
tee! revision" of the weather for this month Is
as follows:
Hest and storms frat fov days merging into
cooler weather and cooler nights. Spring Whest
may hardly come up to the average through
luss. Up 10 the 18th, weather varying from
moderately warm to very warm, with frequent
severe storms of wind, rain snd hsi; >ol even
ings and nights. Change after the 18Th to cooler
and windy weather: the 10Th and 16:b cool and
cold, With frost in many sections both in Canada
xnd the United States (Nsw or& in particularly.
g bout The same date severe storm period pro.
b.ble through tobacco growing distrc. of Vir-
giuis Sultry aud warm weather again ;oTsrd
the 10Th. Between Goth ana 2hth ditto. with rain
and hail storms pretty general. Cool change
ABOUT 30th in Cansds and Northern States.
Wind storms in Ontario ca lakes; also slong
Atlantic coast. and st Now York ia particular.
toward 25:h or 26th. Variable, but se.aonseie
weather after the 25tb. Cool STOUT the 18th aud
30tb, with possible light frosts 10 sections aid
wird storms West September will enter su!try,
with showers and wind storms"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06
Movement of the Imperial Fsm,,v.

EFT PETERSBURG, Aug 6.-Tne ImLerlsl
!,ml'y and the court arrived yetIerdsy A. the
Peterhob palace the summer residence,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-06

a H1r.-In the democratic convention in
Richmond yesterday, Judge Stuart. of this city,
made hit in his speech aeconding the Homina-
ton of Mr.. Barbour for Lieutensnt Governor.
He said in speaking Of the Mahonites:
Some call them cosltiobists, but call Thorn
mu(stto. with ompha,is on tho mule, becaute
that animal has no pride of ancestry OF hope Ct
posterity." EGreat applause.
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RyCEIpTS.

COAL REPoRT.-The following is report OF
the receipts and shipments of coal during tho
week ending to-day:
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Amer. Coal Co., j. II. PARROT, jr., Ags.. 1857
Hanp. & Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent. Coo
j. p. Agnew s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. liz