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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
n ing between the undersigned is hereby dis.
solved. All demands Of said firm will be paid to
A. A VAN V0oRHIE-, who will settle all accounts
and continue the late business of r. Stone L. Co. .
undt the new firm OF A. A. VAN Voorhees, co..
Sacramento, July J. 1881.
ROCKWELL STONE,
yl.3plm A A VAN VOORHEES,
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Within the past few days we have put in stock
200 pair or more of Misses Pebble Goat Button
Shoes, at ST. They are sewed, and have sensible
shaped heel the toes are somewhat rounded They
come from one of Philadelphias best makers.
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Excursion to the East.

4 PARTY OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
IA Sacramento and San Francisco viii be pleased
to add to their rumber, to start JULY 6TH rate,
third class with first-class cars east of Omaha.
Special conces ions promised the Eastern roads.
Apply at this office. jy1-2t
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NOTICE TO The PU GIG

TT F. ToWLE & son HAVING ASSUMED
eEe the management OF the Brooklyn Hotel, on
Front street, between and L, desire continuance
OF the liberal and deserved patronage bestowed
their predecessor, John E. Mooney, the well-known
and successful caterer They will endeavOr to fol-
low in his footsteps and will try their utmost to
satisfy their guests. Give them a call. Board. 81
per week. Single meals, % cents. jy1-4plm'
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AT THE PAVILION.

On srrival at the Pavilion the line will be DIS
MISE dand the Literary Exercises will take place in
the main hall, according TO programme to be an.
nounced.
NIKE BRYTE, Grand Marshal.
W. E. GERBER, Chief o; STAFF jyl-td
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Forest Fire ON Lake Tahoe.

TAHOE CRY, June 30th.-A forest fire Of
alarming extent is raging to the northwest Of
this place. The fire had been smoldering for
some ten days. and on Tuesday a gale from
the northwest famed the embers into furi-
Gus blaze. On Wednesday night the people
of the town and the guests of the hotel felt
much apprehension from the rapid spread OF
tbs confagration. a force of men are now
in the woods employed in an attempt to SUBJ
lie the Fl, e.
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MERGED Items-HncIdents and Accidents

MERGED EtemS-knctdenfS ana AccftentS.
MERGED, June 30th.-NIichael Brady, a
track walker On the railroad, was run over
by west-bound freight train last night, near
Livingston, in this county, and got one arm
crushed near the elbow Joint. He was taken
to Modesto for treatment.
James Greedy, teamster for @. II. Huff
man, was driving the water wagon in the
edge of town this morning, when the ami
mails took fright ard ran. throwing him off
the seat. He fell to the ground, striking upon
his head and shoulders He lay insensible
for some IL or 20 minutes, but was then re-
stored to consciousness, and his injuries are
not thought to be serious.
A drunken teamster, while driving out of
town last night, ran the wheel Of the wagon
in ditch, throwing him from the seat, and
the team ran away. The principal damage
done was to the wagon and horses, the former
being badly stove up and the horses injured.
Judge G. II. Marks and Silas w. Gels
started on trip to the West Side yesterday
in two-horse buggy, and when near Chester
the team became unmanageable and wrecked
the buggy. The Judge and attorney escaped
without serious injury.
James Woods, conductor on a freight train,
was instantly killed by falling from car
while the train was in motion near Upton
last night.
A car-robber was arrested on south-bound
freight train last night by Len Harris and
the conductor, delivered to the Sheriff OF
this county on the arrival Of the train at this
place and lodged in jail. He was found in
the car with box Of tobacco in his possession.
The robbery was committed in Stanislaus
unity, but was not discovered till near this
place, when he was captured
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FOURTH DIVISION.

Division Marshal-Taos. SNYDER, with Aids.
Melville and Clayton's Band.
Sa ramento Board of Trade-Albert Gallatin, Pres.
dent
Allegorical Car, Industry
Sacramento Board of Fire Commissioners.
Sacramento Paid Fire Experimentation Sullivan,
Chief; NJ C'Meara, Assistant.
Representatives OF Business Houses and Industries.
Lumbermen's Delegation.
Poatmen's Delegation with boat.
Truckmen's Delegation.
Vegetable Growers and Dealers Delegation.
Other Delegations Ito be announced as they report.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens Mounted.
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THIRD DIVISION.
Division Marshall. B. WILLIS, and Aids

DIVISION MarshaI-E- 3. WILLIS, anu 1tltIs
FIRST SECTION-Drum Corps; Sacramento So'
ciety of California Pioneers, G. X. Van Heusen,
Commanding, with special features repre-
sentative Of the pioneer era.
Alegor;cal Car, California"
Native Sons of the Golden West, F. D. Ryan,
President
SECOND SECTION Delegations from six Lodges
of the l. o. o. F., with delegation from the Sac
ramento Battalion l. o. o. F., as escort,
+. Hogeboom, Commanding.
Dele cations from the Ancient oder of Hibernians,
D. E. Woods, Commanding.
THIRD standardization Of Knights OF Pythas;
deleoa atoms from two Lodges l. o. G. T.; dele
CATION from Champions OF the Red Cross;
delegation from the Verein Eintracht.
Sacramento Grange Patrons of Husbandry, with
categorical car and representative features,
s Greenlaw. Commanding.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-01

KIDYEY.WoRT CURES PILES 1T has q
soothing and healing action that is very
potent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-01

HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-01

LADIES HOSE, MADE IN GERMANY
Our buyer has Just sent us line bought UNDER
VALUE They are all in combinations of Fancy
Colors Some are blue with brown others, scarlet
with bue-whe some have three or more colorings
in them The prominent colors alternate, and are
encirced with occasional neat stitching They are
we'll fashioned and fu-hnshed, and very finely woven
PRICE ,E34 CENTS A PAIR. Some one has sus-
tanned loss on these goods it is not us
Unusual good value is offered at our Domestic
Counters in MEMS STRIPED SHIRTINGS, at
II cents yard They are extra heavy-COLORS
ARE FAST!
In LADIES LACE NECKWEAR, we shall
this day show interesting variety They have just
come to hand
A NEW FEATURE Our Ladies Suit
Department is showing some Nice Ready-rnade
tDRESSES-late designs-at $40, $I3 SO, SIS,
$40 and $23.
Perhaps 400 yards of BLACK GRENADINES,
in small, square meshes, at 20 cents a yard Our
lprice HAS been p cents.
We have been selling, in ages 4 to 9, an ALL
WOOL BLOUSE SUIT FOR BOYS, in black
and brown mixture, at S.. Yesterday received all
there was to be had of these goods-about p suits
In closing the lot the manufacturer sacrificed his
profit 50 that afford to sell them at So 25
RUCHINGS-over 40 different styles Another
new lot to be opened out this morning
Also, several lines of LADIES LACE TOP
|GLOVES
Ladies who intend visiting the Seaside should
see the g CAMILLE HAT 1t is very stylish; the
braid is of mixed straw. We trim them with Plaid
Ribbon and line them with Lace Price moderate.
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DIED..

Near Healdsburs, June l2-Mrs. Jane Heirick S
years.
Vallejo, June as-charles Beckford, As ye,rs.
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Sacramento Eussars
a,

(Captaln F. KuhstaIIerJ
Mounted, eseorting the General OF the Fourth Bri-
gade and Staff.
Brigad er General sheehan and Staff.
First Artillery Band.
First Artillery Regiment-Colonc Greed Raymond
and Staff Company G, Capt. T. W. Sheehan;
Governors Guard Cadets, Capt. W. L. Me
EVAN Company A, Capt. NJ. j. Burke;
Sacramento Zouayes independently
Capt. Sims Emory Company
Il, Capt. W. A. Hougt ton.
Alegorical Car, with representative of the Goddess
of Liberty and of the States and
Territories of the Union
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If"D. VI. H.. Will send n letter to same
name and box as before, @. E. win prove that he
is not such trough she insinuated in her letter
OF JUNE 18th. jyl.lt'
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PACIFIC COAST .

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
FOREST FIRE ON LAKE TAHOE
Sentence of Gray, the Slayer of Clancy,
Postponed
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARnoFY Co. B. FrRsr AETrLlnRy REomrSr. !

ARxoRY Co. B. FIRST ARTILLERY REaMEN1,l
FOURTH BRIGADE n. G.. C,
SACRAMENTO, June so, 1881.
The officers and members OF Company d are here
by ordered 10 assemble at their armory Friday
evennF July lst at o'clock sharp, in fatigue uni
form, with sAbers No excuse will be taken for non
attendance. By order. J. F. LUCAS,
Lieutenant Commanding Company.
L. W. Lucas, o. s. fB. C.I jy1-1t
Attention, sacramento Hussars! m
You are requested to attend your regular ~.
monthly meeting THIS friday EVEN /fYS(
ING, July LIST, at oc'ock sharp. N
By order Of the Captain.
F. HEILBRoN,
jyl 1t. Clerk pro tenn.
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Order Of the Procession.
FIRST DIVISION.

Advance OF Mounted Police-MATT. KARCHEB.
Chief.
GRAND MARsnAL.M MIKE BRYIE
yellow and Gold)
Chief OF stafr. E. GERBER
(Red, White and Bluel
Special Aids (Red and Cold
COL. JAS MoNASSER, A. C. FREEMAN,
n II. NICHoLL, o. P. DODGE,
HENRY GERBER.
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Sc CoNp DIVISION.

Division Marshal-GEO W TICKS, and Aids
Sumner Post, No. 3, G. A Ri A. Burnett, COM
rnanding.
State CITY and County officers; Officers CT the
Day JAS. /. FELTER, President; Rev /.
E. DWINELL, Chaplain w. &. C.
BROWN, Orator.
Car representing the Public Schools OF the ty-
Delegations from the Public Schools
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We have received another lot Of PIOUES, al
5 cents per yard-they seem to be appreciated
Domestic Department.
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We have few left Of those Ladies Hem-sttch,
Fancy Embroidered Handkerchief, at II, 10 and 2I
cents. You will find them displayed on the Fancy
Goods Counters.
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BORN.

Sacramento, June 2s-wife of Phil Stack, son.
Near Camp Independence, Inyo county, June 10
Wife Of Heinrich Glade, a SON
Yreka, June a7-Wife of J. n. Terwilliger, son.
Chico, June 24-wife of A. }. Bryan, daughter.
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Another lot Of EMBROIDERIES, perhaps 90
different patterns. The designs are interesting
the prices tempting They will be placed in stock
early this morning.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

DAN FKANGlSGU.
A Days Happenings at the
Metropolis.
THE PRISON INVESTIGATION.
Organization of the Board of Com.
missioners Completed.
REMARKABLY QUIET DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The Third Regiment, N. C. C, cfhoially
Mustered Out.
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Etc. $500. Etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUG %, 1881.
SM Tscs ......... 5 ~ So, Stfs...,....,,. i3
lRNlYSD,
SNG 7iArS

ARbIYsp.
Str Geo i.enry. Norfolk. to = Hooe.
Dir i Arrowamith, lower Potomac, to Po-
tomGc Ferry Dunr.np
Schr ) ii Eirl. VI ih,i&or, II 3, 10 VIM A
Emnol.
SchF Msa;ia. :i.ltmaro. to Wan 4 Hmoot.
SAILED.
Str N;"rfplk. Philadelphia By + A Ksoi.
Str HIorSa Loary. Norfolk, By Z Il uuoc.
TT n.tIn0. lower PCrc b; j Brodois & TO
SCtr hi'rei i!rE b'1ak Gnoscn Mssa, ty j Z
Agnow * G".
Schr Wm II ktnz,il. Ncwbars, n Y, By
American Goal o.
,Sclr hii.y hu", Goo: go.>wa, hy William A
MoCru
PASSED DOWN.
Schis u ! Wa!kcc, Z :..cr.sa Irs,:1 an.j 5; At.
Tic : M, I!em GcCrg:t ,wn.
GsrAosAsD&
Big Oi i,agEae s.i'cl from New York for
EicaMcnd 81
Sch:s &dasils Acct ard = Morris 2ero.,
from Gh3rGetaw:, - New Ilrd 81.
Sc;,' Inus i Bal, from Efashlrylo?. r. Ho5.
Ten 20.b,
achr L2z'a N,I:on sailaa f:om 3..h for
Washington 1G;h.
Sc5r Sarah Bsnka. rem iic0..c.>wn. e..
Gardner l3ta
sChrs Homdoia and Kennel. sale: frocl Gar.
diner for Washington 18Th.
SChr WalchfuI, from TanE,rs i;,rbor, Tor
Washiaa.on ct Eewpo:: :0:h
Echs Hnoch Robinson, sailed ;rc:n fr3Ti ;ence
for SenrEt.Cwn .D.h.
Scar * I; speeten, sailed from Norfolk, fer
this pert :Gb.
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IOTiL BREVJ7JEg.

Msvf!sRa iGcE:o was S;ued in Washington
yester+.y 20 Rob TIC NJ A. GU n # that city, and
Edith NJ. As@suw, OF Prince Georges county,
lid.
Ihe Chapman r:hirg shore piopsr:y, 10 be
sold tt-isy, was withdrawn, snd pissed in the
hands Of Gen. a. &. Chapman, trustee OF
For. Tobacco, Nd, IF pI.va.e ST. Z.
Mrs. Susan Kinslow an cd and e;tte led
lsdy, who was tttltk:n with paralysis, It her
residence, OF Pines si:eet. this ln0ruirs, WIS
'blS sfercHon thought to be in cying ccndIllon.
The hlexaadria Musical Association adver.
Use elsewhere n:o days GIz ito smother OF III eir
delightful moonlight excursions 10 tako place
Thurfdsy LeI', The bost leaving iha wh.rf, foot
OF Prince street, st 1850 y. IL.
An c., gr'z d by M-. LudSell LsEs, OF
Sslem, FGuqulcr county, Va, raised through
nero Tor baltimore Saturday night last having
tElee distinct hcIEs, two !rCnt horns snd The
tolrd growing forward Ell tu. cfthe lack CT TIC
neck.
hessr3. Eanlch. PoHoIf ald & Co.. fertilizer
mai II 'scturers Ut Lcudcun county, have remit Il
me warehouse on Union sirees, ju.. north tf
Na!a q Co.'S mill, aud will duriag tho next
three months distribute their tTrti!iz;rs from this
point
1t is understood, although Rev. Father
y AsEo, pastor Of tho church, hiss received no
official information Of The malt.r, that Rev
Father Dc Wolf >. y has been appointed as
klstaEl pastor o. st. hery's Church in this city
vice Eev. Father White. removed TO Fhilsde!-
phla. Father De Wolf, was for ecne time
stationed ct Trinity church, Georgetown, but
has 81 iAt2 ia: employed Cd northern mission
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LOCAL MATTERS,

-, uz.,,5<u ys.,1-1r..
80 I'si,d Gt|;S -'"3.'"s :" 1881.
rsri.hi. - 5sa.sS Jar Wca.hH'
;.r.porsturo ard Ligto- 49,, ''N''''"'
=
A DANIEL. BARBOUR AND MckGNyEY
CLUE ORGANIZATION. "A largo 1uu,ber Of
voters in response TO call. assembled il
Ailn5r7 Hall last night for The PURPOSE e Or
gauIzlng q Dauiel, Barbour and Mckjnpfv
CLUB. After som, exc client mn.ic b1 ina AIev
auiIis Mcsicsl AssocjatIoc. Cant r Kfm,ar
a member Of the D!s,rjc5 Conservative Corn.
m;tfeo, called the meeting 10 order. s,s.;ov Tia
Oh c., sad nominated Mr.. 4 !, parna f,r
temporary chairman. Mr.. Cr3e. Who vss
u1animtu,Iy clcc;cu. uplo sssonirr the chair
uoadc i few rcIlarka II which r, slptfd tba.
he was DOW IS he tad tl3aVs been. heart and
e0io WIKI the CIrgeiv:tiVorsr:v
Oomoiian ~ u, q II So; h =, f,i,our,
c,nui,ton IN ncrn,a-not oroo,. y,,;,, ,s.s -,
foiated.
Nlsvor / = y cylsm =, N,ro. S,o;,h
CJl. Nor,on Nav, 4 Ma,L,oS.s "
Shinn v
Tho comr,i.,,o r,,;,sd ons 1r,;, ,h,;oh
serco Mr. S. G, Bent bv inv,ta;i7n, made
slmc remarks u,c;nr IN, ,rrcrt,rc, os
ogoao ,,,I, nn,o d ~;
nrcscrt c.mc.Inr H. ,,a,ra 49, 49, Jnit
,n,s,i9n w. oni rim i's.oin ,li. n.r,.s.;, vs.
only hciop mad 10 ssIf.b rnr - dor;vn A..
louo 6emocratc. e noraI N,hono .bo Is.I.. -
the onnnsior nar,o had s,,I j., $50 10, ~ ~ -
State was ia n nv, Z mr. ~, 80 70" Onn'
900; if tbs State vs. mia n NV a2t ooo 0co
10 lST0, vas sho M. h,T,or 'hi, ~
omo,ot IN 1871 A. d., ""'s ~ 20 ."a'
listened to attronvcIr ,.,anoitn, .aIi"n WEI
10 annjonl,d '"' ~ lD NV
The c,mn,,tcc q, narm.ncn, orr.,.y,,;,a
o;,on r,, a,'on
Ear ptcsiiant FItr VIZ, I'LL
Leots-Ist wsrI X " Honr. "a n..a ~
X. HsrIaw. "a word w y S"';,l I.h 49,. ~
John T. SDoot, :. crftsrg f / Xr,nH"',
Executive GomniiIc,--I.t w,rJ = - Iaa'
bert. s. a. Monki,. - ,pari Ers,t Do,
NJ. Wat,rns,. - ,os-J w g.. ''.,'
+. r .rosaI. Iih wari i r. Sn,nnc,, ''I ~ ~
~ lid '' - N'"''"''' >"'' '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

arrest OF NEGRO WOMAN FOR ROB
EEKI IN WAsuINGToN. "A Mrs. BiIch, OF
Mashloston. i2i,rmad tie polio, authorities of
tal3 cry yssterdty that she had been robbed OF
sG!d f'ug, 50 N mouey apd q pumbcr OF or,
iic'os OF c!o!blag by colnrcd Wnmau whom she
believed was 10 AItxardri,. The matter was
given IN Charge Of toe members Of the police
ioica, and LAST night Gtlicer James Smith arrest.
co The W; msn-asmed Alice Snyder-in house
IN th3 Petersburg" section of tho city. She was
Recessed this enernoon, tho Weshireto tu!hori
tles failing 20 call for her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

Low WATER IN THE CANAL-The water 10
h3,h the Chesapeake aud Ohio and the Alex.
andIls canals - 50 log. oEng to the drought
that ntvsallon il reported as almost entirely
suspended MIR. John II. Psrrott. jt., of the
AmerInsn Conf Company, r;osived telegram
tbs rnnrGlrg stating that tho boats stopped al
dam NJ. G, last Thursday. by reason OF lew
water ID passed that polot, These boats if
not dcisiord at other points on the canal. vi
airiv, here hbou! Friday NIX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

"hEAKu0HsES, What ss i,c.!'Y i,rm.l
the 'rosl ooFso,' tbe !rJppr narj9 fox y iycn
1913 c; ID tho UidNtGN !as hgeul 10 a.p.Gr. Dl
Sunday mcru:nR last some uichIhs. on tauir
way down Pace siFc2' Ir3ro tho various Sst-
bath schools had oI.c2eereG ooo 0! these ioof-
ienSlVc sptcr.I1ts Of creation cT2Hilag up the
SIDE Ct E Eon-c. aad with driCDdad cyc taii.
inside Is uIuoh roD 10 GastiGy,ag i IS Il il ed
been rCuuluc coO;a d. cap.I,D CT SGfn3 other
dangerous r1pi'e. | - cot GGncfai kroun,
probably. that t' u.a0ts Is .: Z |, = ai h4:i. iii
u ih2 gsrdt0@r, I,ccl9g ,,Is liaats !r1Gl c!;tr-
pillars ADJ lt Ter destructive insects, sui tast IL
also mah,5 s9tcslty OF fly catching. Is
namo Ia Greek denotes soolEsbyar ifcGl The
praying POSI- lOa l. Assumes when az rest, md
10 SOME portions # A'I!oA It is lie iovad that
upon b,igg ep ken TO they will Indicate 20 lost
chldrep tie cOrrCcr wy home. lii; does posse. 5
biting or 'si'"ciCG' properties. which,
+ me deny. 1t Is wise provision CT lis crantor.
At airy rate, IS request while il tho land Of
the living Is ilortl3siIy tho same and no m,re
unreasonable Than that Of tho ato Scu.her o
COuiederacy, and for ufchins 10 warton cruelty
TO push az them the lighted euds Of cigarettes
or crush item G. every opportunity is rcprehen
sible 10 say tho least.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

lCE-Ihe c, trado OF AIcxsl d ia i, i1oreas
Wg yrntIy, and the toEos aod country all along
tho railroads Leading to this place now Get their
supply here. Mr.. I. A. Reed. who is the
fH'gest dealer i, the city. is constantly reosiv-
lag supplies. ard to d,y was cischargiug at his
wharf one Of tho largest csrsoes ever landed
here rom one vess>-nnc hundred tops-mosl
Ct e! N was being shipped d'rcc: to p:ints ou
tho Nld!srd Railway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

ES' ihoy iujrly g need long tei', ard m4l:t
otcoms household remedy, Ju.t thirk--to be
cured 10 few wceks Of those terrible nervous
troubles and Sick Headaches, Noura!sis, and
Indigestion. and tho nervous system pu. in
natural and healthy condition, destroying tho
possibility of Paralysis, Angina Pecto,is, and
sudden death, which is carrying offso many no.
bic mon and women In tho full tide OF life and
usefulness. Histimp!o remedy Of extract of celery
Seed and Chanomilo Flowers, combined in lie
torm Of Fills. is boon - humanity. II hiss
saved thousands Of nervous, ricke.y, hesdachir
cnildren in our schools aud tu;. evory year. No
Nervous persols CT sufferers from Hesdsc he,
Neuralgia, Indigestion or Paralysis will do
themselves jus.ice until they Try them,
PrIco 60 cents box. Sold by all druggists.
JANNEY & CO. Druggists, Wholesale
Agents lor Alexandra. Va sug2S-aolm
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CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE MEETING "A
ms cling OF the Conservative Commttcc was
held OF the olico Of City Treasurer Harlow last
night, with tho iobRng members present:
Major w. W. Herbert, chairman, and MIR. NJ,
SLAUGHTER, Secretary, ana hessrs Po8er.
Waddty and Rndd. The aoion Ct tho lost
meeting calling a primary election for tho ~ b
lCs!. was rasclndad. II was deemed uopeoes.
sary to hold primary election o. oUly one can
ddate had presented himself bcioro the CON-
mttec. The committee therefore decided that
dne55 somo Other Candidate presented himself
before Sept. lJ.h. Ju3go Charles H. Stuar;
would be- considered tho candidate of the Dsno.
cratic Conservative party to represent the cit
and county OF Alexandra in tho next House o!
Delegates of Virginia. Tie meeting then ad
ourled.
TIE SUNDAY Law CAsE.-Judgo Stuart
AZ Mr.. Edmund Burko counsel for Mr.. licnIy
lleibner, tho sal0oo kcGrer committed to The
custody OF the City Sergcan. yesterday for re-
using TO psv on Of len dollars. Tor opening
bis place OF Business Sunday last. 10 violation Of
tho law on III, subject, have sued GU. writ Of
habeas o)rGu4. ard tho matter, iayolglng thu
a)ustitutiopaIIty Of tho Sunday law. will como
up for argument before Ju1g, Ghiltop, IL
chambers. to morrow mornirg at 10 O'Clock
As stated yesterday, Mr.. George 4. Musbbsch
las hocn employed By G prominent CamereI
street ssloou keeper. who thinks the Snrday
IA" lsrght aud tug II to be enforced: ebC
Capt. N k9mplr, Corporation Attorney. vii
represent th3 cly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

The Weather Probabilities, -iug1;S! % 1881.
For The Made Atlantic STAKES fair weather
variable S'ad5, mostly EoGshcssterly, stationary
to!apoiature AID Aigsec uressura.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

EAuQuGgR NAHONrrEs. The Mahono Eau
qu,@c clun;y convention met at Wcrfenton yce-
;'rdTy sud ncU insted Robert Campbell for the
House Ct Delegates. and A. e. Creep, OF Mark,
daW. Gs the filater candidate for tho distrc'.
composed o! I=Cqu!er sad L1udlua Counties.
Alter the c}aYoaiio1 there Has somo speaking,
scd Guri0g tho remarks OF Campbell somo!Li?g
vas sald - which young Mr.. Scolt took tx-
c'2uo1s, 1bcrcuplu he called Mr.. Grocu liar.
Both ia:n were Immediately crested aad put
uIler borL7 to keen ths peaca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23

STEAMER AGROUND. Tho steamer Esa.r
sior, On her return trip yesterday nfternnon
from Udaniiao. ran aground 1T Marshall Hall
and gAs delayed Tor some time, The steamers
Thompson and Mattano vent TO her nsslsarcr,
ard alter considerable trouble succeeded 10 get
ting her OFF. 1'ho Excelsior sustained ~ dan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-23
81 X. +. LIcas, Auclionee-.

! MiiLEk!.h AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
& ri ia :, auEuHt -. ISL, g. 10 O'Clock
M, 81 .i2Ees' Polo. lighthouse. npC LARGE
FlSH NG SEX rs, nbou. Two hundtad faith,
cMs, already 1iG&o& 'ar G:hiap, two stinc boats,
ohIs ard ri ni:icI's s?2ait'irlng 20 . lakins
oull:; $50 l2s vi Dec; DncSS, koee, &c.
belCnciEG t. tho cs!ata CT tha ls.o IL. v, D.ninl'
su223-tl ADA f. DAHISh, Adm't.
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