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WHEELING
Female Colleo.e

This Institution Is incorporated with iuII col,r.
giAte powers and privileges by the IcglslStlfr of
the State and affords ever facility for thOtUuGG
and accom- lilhtd education.
studeAtS who graduate IN the English ouly. Will
receive the degree Of Mistress Ot KuGlIAh IItpm.
ture. Those VINO add one foreign language 10 Their
English coune will receive the degice Of hrISl.
aufeA sClenIIa, and those who conf lgte The hirh.
est or Classical Course, will receive the degrec Of
HaccalRureA Arlium. "
The MuAlc School oIe,S unusual advantages In
both vocal and Instrumental music. So
The An school will be under the cars Of Mr.,
Eva 4. HObearl. All accomplished AEtl1t,
Toe French scnoOl will continue with MiV Annie
charge Of the Rev. Dr. Scssler Will Dc oTCn 10 iii
who may desire 70 place themselves under SUCH A
superior Instructor.
Terms moderate In all departments, The Fall
Term will open BEPTRM BE8 9Th. EOr lt,ioCueS
or other information address the President,
MISS A. TAYLOR,
Rul Wheeling, ". Va.
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THAT HACKING CoUGH Can be so quickly
cured BY Hhiloh's Cure. We guarantee 1t
Sold By McLaIn Brothers, and Alex. I,
Young. p4w'
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EDUCATIONAL,
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
N1 l!l7 ANp llGO M ST., NORTHwy
wnIllnPlOn n 4 sA"h
heoheht " edneSfAy spptF mbHf " lsas
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heobeM edneSfAy September ~ lsse
As. ]. EbDY sOAERS, Prinr,p.i
English coune-cOmplete, thorough and p,,c.
Classical coune-PlepAtes for the senlo, yo,, d,
Wellesley. $50" 'A'4s %
(sAuyeur). VIM"
EIotlIoa--Chsigco NN ". Steven, IIn,, pan
cipAl OF the Washington School oi Eitcn,ion ''H'
mer KAspAr '''' mug
GloetEuer. "N'ou
Art, Drawing aud PainiInE-DireC;lon Of p,o, n
f. Messer, Director Of Washington All SSbooi Vie "
Decorative Ait-Under supervision Of CoInpcien,
teachers. '''"'
REFEhEE Us by permission Ms. So,per ~.
ieFs to the following pGuOlS: "
Rev. +. g. Andrews. BIAhop OF n. z Cburr,
Washington y. O.; Hon. II. N. Teller. stcrcis,V a.
the INTERIOR HOu u. Harlan. ASSo jus rs sn "
c.. Washington, D. O.; Gtn. John ", FoS ~ II !
Minister 10 Spain; Sen. John 7, Morgan sci,, -
Ala; Ser, Warn Miller; Heikimcf, 4 T.; Grs'
Green b. Raum, Com Of Int K ", WaShinrtnn', n
e.; Capt Jas II. GiliS, uh. Navy; CHARLES sntJt,;
Hart. Editor Of @Eeelirg lntellipcnicf STSi
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DIED.

HEYIAN--ou Friday evening, August 81. 1883,
at o'clock, MARY ANN. wife Of Wolf Aeyman,
aged O. years and II months
Ennntnl nniina hnrcaiLnr
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Barlow. Wilson & Co., warranted BY the successes
OF The mast have been stimulated 10 great endeayot
10 eacel al their past efforts, and TO achieve
through their genuine artistic merits, vast expert
ence, and indomilable energy, the very acme oil
perfection In the reorganization and augmentation
Of their Justly acknowledged Standard Minstrel
Company OF America. The Gage for Critics Toe
Copy for InitAtoyS! The Envy OF would be Rivals.
4 lowering Giant pong the Pigmies.
Tbea Managers confidently assert that Barlow,
Wilson 4 o. u Ministries possess In their Company
more Performer. more Comedians, more Vocalists,
more inStrumentaliss aud more specialists than
any Minstrel Company III existence or ever did ex-
ISt' Presenting In their challenge programme
more new acts, more novel features and more that
Is unique and original than can DO found In all the
CJmblued minstrel entertainments.
Barlow, WilAon 4 Co s Mlnstrels still on firm
foundation IN public favor. Pickering increAsedex.
peudlture, an enlarged company and an Improved
entertainment 10 the pehlous experiment OK trA'
ding on name as Is too often the practice Of man
ayers who become overwhelmed with their sell:
importance through Temporary success. Grateful
for the rewards Of the past, they In lul confidence
OF their superior claims 10 public patronage, only
ask al the hands Of discriminating public and
press such endorsement and patronage Us they and
iheIr associates merit. Your obsdient servants
BARLOW, WILSON d co.
HARRY J. CLAPHA4, Manager.
Admission, rs and 80 cents; no extra charge fol
reserved seats Bale oil seats TO commence Wednes'
day, September 8, at hilkon d Banners mutic
store. sci
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cay, los Of manhood. &C., will send recipe that
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| WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE,

REV. J. D. MoFFAT, DID, rrcs!lCnt
Eighty.sccond year begins NcpI. ~, 1899.
Classical and Scientific Courses I study E UJh,
hve as those OF the best colleges " lhwAhi{
Department controlled by the College Faculty shI
under sp clAl charge OF competent Principal 'he
Rev. W. n. Eaton. ,,,,..
For catalogue OF lniomG Hon aPply to the PRE-
IDEET Washington, Pa Ani!S
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.

SEMINARY COLLEGE,
wIthPreparAt0ry aud Phi with P,ePamtOF, 4 BlH'
mary schools for 81 Is nGas schools 10. bDys
Fall Term opens SEPTEMBER u. 49, p'TIsri
Counes Of Study and GOveTumcJL separate
BuIldInVF. One management. FJr full .uiOrml'
ton address REv A. ii. JELLY, DID, FIeifcHt,
New Windsor Md Aull.NAA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24
iCOMMUSICATED

CEDAR RUH DISTRICT, FauIuier TO-. Va, Nov.
18Th, 1SS::. Now that the State has been 50 gal
lanty carried by the democratic party, and the
time is close at hand for tiilng vacancies, rs they
occur in the State Offices great care should be OBJ
served in the selection OF efficient and reliable
men, To this end, and in connection with the
office of State Auditor of Public Accounts, permit
me to suggest the name of the present, aud for
many years past, the unrivalled Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts for the city of Alexandria, about
whose eminent fitness there can be no divided
opinions aud trust it may BIZ the pleasure ana
settled purpose of the incoming Legislature thus
to give effect To the sentiments of the people IN
ll this section of the State far rs have heard
an expression Of opinion.
In addition te his admitted ability and puucti-
lious fidelity in everything appertSlning to his
present important office, he is no less distinguish
cd for amenity and mate courtesy i'll his inter-
course with all having business relations with
him.
The State can have ADLER nor safer man for
Auditor of Public Accounts than +. L. Brockett,
esd of Alexandria. AGREED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24
VIRGINIA NEWS.

James NJ. Beckham, of Culpeper county,
had 200 tons of hay destroyed by al incen-
diary fire last week Insured for 81 500.
Ex-Governor Holiday, who has been
making tour of Europe, was a passenger on
the Pavonia, which arrived at New York
from Liverpool on Thursday.
On Saturday last the tenant house of Mr..
VIM. II. Campbell, of Ben Lomond, in
Prince William, accidentally caught fire and
before anything could be done the building
and contents were destroyed. Another
building was also burnt. The loss is about
500, upon which there WAS an insurance OF
S4OO.
Mr.. Henry Fitzhugh, of Stafford, whose
sudden death was noticed III the GAZETTE
of Thursday was about "A years OF age and
retired the night before in his usual good
health. Mr.. Ftzhugh was well known and
before the war was one of the largest and
most successful farmers in Tidewater Nir-
ginia.
Capt. William G. Tottey, for many years
freight conductor on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, was accidentally struck
on the head at Wilson's depot yesterday by
a piece of wood while the tender was tax
ing OH fuel His skull was fractured by the
blow and he died soon after. He was fifty
years DID, and leaves widow and five chill
dren.
A fire at Danvile Wednesday destroyed
the tobacco prize house of Mrs. NJ. r. Law
sou, and the frame factories Of J. Fl. John
son 4 Co. aud Geo w. Swain. Also the
stables near by OF J. H. Johnston and of Mrs
Lawson, occupied by Booth, Wooding 4
Booth, and the carriage-house and stable o.
Capt. Daniel Coleman were consumed. The
entire loss, including damage to stock and
destruction OF buildings, is thought not te
exceed 81 900, whilst there was double that
much insurance.
In the Hastings Court, of Richmond, yes
terday, the case of Charles Fl. Whyte, 8
Baltimore drummer, came up. Whyte was
arrested last September for selling by
sample, and came before Judge Bond on
writ ofhabeas corpus Judge Bond decided
that he had no Jurisdiction, and the case
went to the Hastings court of the city. Hs
was found guilty in the Hastings Court yes
terday, and took an appeal to the Court o
Appeals. He and his firm question the
right of Virginia to impose special tax
on all commercial drummers selling by sam
| Dln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24
A dish much in request in Tonaun and

A dish much in request in Tonquin and
AMMAN is conceded from the nests Of escu-
lent swallows. These birds build in the
caves Of the seashore, and ill their nests
with insects, and paste made from these in
sects is much priced. Birds nesting where
these swallows build is all important indus
try, and many Of the proprietors Of the
caves are said to have made large fortunes
Roast elephant is a sacred dish, aud religious
formalties are not altogether dispensed
with in the case Of birds nest pies, for
priests are called in to bless the men before
they are sent to look for the nests. 4 more
worldly precaution is also taken, and the
men work naked so that they may not conceal
any of the delicious dainties in their clothes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

1t is wonderful what novel and curious in
formation we can sometimes pick from un'
expected quarters, when we fall in with
persons who may be deemed experts in their
specialities of business and work A hair
cutter recently had under his scissors the
abundant locks OF Mr.. Lloyd of London, a
famous lawyer, and complimented his Gus
toner on his fine head of hair. ats the
brain that does it," he said You see, sir
The brain is in the skull close to the roots
of the hair. The brain is soft substance,
and nonrishes the hair" "Ah, indeed is
that so? Well, you are of course an expert
in hair, and you ought to know" "ies, sir
it percolates through the skull and nollrishe~
the roots That's what it's for, SIR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

For forty years Tire Liring Age has been
published with uninterrupted success, and
has enabled its readers, at small expense OF
time and money, to keep pace with the
literary progress Of the age. Frequent in
issue, and unequaled among periodicals in
amount Of matter, it furnishes an unrivalled
compilation of great and growing litera-
ture which embraces the productions of the
most eminent living writer's in all depart
ments of literary and scientific work. And
as this literature grows year by year in ex-
tent and Importance, The Liring Age be-
comes more and more valuable. Filling the
place Of many periodicals, it can hardly be
dispensed with by the American readers
who desires thorough compendium of the
best literature and thought of the time. Its
prospectus for 1854 is commended to the at
tention of all who are selecting their read
ing matter for the new year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The number of fires 10 October in the
United States and Canada is above the
average for the same month during six years
past.
Rev. John S. Lindsay, rector Of ST. John S
Church, of Georgetown, has been proposed
as candidate for the chaplaincy Of the
House of Representatives.
Ellen Reed, wife of Charles III. Reed,
counsel for the assassin Guiteau, began a
suit for divorce in Chicago yesterday on the
ground of failure to support.
In the Pennsylvania Senate yesterday the
House appropriation bill, providing for the
payment Of senators and representatives
and other expenses of the extra session OF
the legislature, was defeated by a vote OF
yeas 81, nays 9, not the requisite constitu-
lonal majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

The Earl of Belfast, son of the new Mar.
quis of Donegal, came conspicuonsly before
the public twenty-five years ago in a scheme
to win the hand Of all heiress, since dead,
with whom, through the connivance of his
sister, he correspondent by interlining his sis
ter's letters to the young lady in sympath
etc ink. The murder came out by the
young lady's mother accidentally holding
the letter to the fire while warming her
hands. The letter was scot to the Lord
Chancellor, the heiress being ward of court,
and there was tremendous ado made about
the matter. The Chancellor stated in open
court that be had almost decided to commit
the sister, countess, for contempt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24
THE CHAIR OF CHEMISTRY AT THE Uni

THE CHAIR OF CHEMISTRY AT THE UNI
vERsITY. This important position was rem.
dered vacant last July by the resignation of
DR.. John w. Mallet and his acceptance of a
position in the University Of Texas. The
Board of Visitors OF the University met on
the 18th inst, and finding DR.. Mallet's ap-
plication tor reelection before them, on con.
dition that he receive the same emoluments
and perform the same duties as heretofore,
and that he be allowed to the first of July TO
enter upon it's duties, the Board proceeded
unanimously TO elect him on the conditions
prescribed The friends Of the University
everywhere will be glad that this distin.
guished professor is TO be at the University
again. charlottesville Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

The Ex-Boss says his recent political de-
mise will have disastrous effect upon the
material welfare of the State Before the
demise Major Southerin tried to borrow
money for the prosecution of his railroad
and failed, but the very morning the death
announcement was made he received tel
erram that he could borrow all the money
he wanted. How does that look for the
material welfare Of the State? The eS-boss
is SO clustered by his defeat, that his ideas
a. vet, are all cockeyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

NORTH CAROLINA TO THE Hon. JOHN s.
BARBoUR.-As Mr.. Barbour's post. office adj
dress is unknown to us, we wish to send him
our greeting through the columns of the
Dispatch. We do most heartily congratulate
him, together with all the democratic
voters in Virginia, upon the brilliant vic.
tory over Mahoneism. He may consider
his hand well shaken. We want to boiler.
We will crow-Cock.a- doodle-do There
we guess he heard that, for it came from the
throats of
TEN THOUSAND TAR-HEELs.
-Richmond Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

STRANGE CHARGES AGAINST VIRGISIAs Gov
ERSoE.-We learned few days ago for the first
time how Gov. Cameron came by the sprained
ankle which confined him so closely in Washing
ton during the heat of the canvass, when Malone
wanted him so much in Virginia. He fell from
the stand on which he was speaking at Pamplins
depot in Appomattox county, because he was too
much intoxicated to keep his equilibrium. On
the same occasion, when presented with a bouquet,
he responded by grssping the flowers, and holding
them up in a msudlin way said Il love all the
gals" he ia our Governor.-LyRchbarg Adrance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

ACCIDENTS ON THE c. & 0. r. R.-Two
freight trains on the western division of the
Chesapeake and Ohio collded Wednesday
about forty miles east of Kanawha, wreck
ing the engines and several box-cars. No
one was seriously hurt.
On the same day freight train ran into
landslide west Of the White Sulphur,
throwing several freight cars down an en-
bankment. The east bound passenger train
was DELAYED several hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

The Lmchbwg Trginio" says that when
General Malone lived in that city be al
WAYS carried pair of Derringers in the
pockets of his trowsers. lie SAID ne hau
one with him on election day in Petersburg,
when he tried to create riot in that city.
And vet he is the man whose civilization
Senators Hoar and Dawes, Of Massachu-
sets, hold in higher estimation than that OF
Rev. DR.. Hoge, whom his organ denounced
for preaching that what is morally wrong
cannot be politically right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALIEN
y ANDRIA COUNTY, VA-By virtue of de-
rrees Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria county.
Va rendered at its November terms 1882 and
1888. in the chancery suit of Zadok Magruder vs..
Annie G Hume aud others, the undersigned COM
missinncrs therein named, will, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of december. 1882, at II o'clock,
noon, Oh the premises offer for sale 1T public auc-
ton, the following property in Alexandria coun-
~. viz:
The uncxpred term of the 80 year lease of
LOTS ! > and 3, in square ). in the town Of
Rosslyn, which lots are improved by FIVE
BUILDINGS. one OF which is known as the "Ar.
Iington House." FENCES, OUTIIOITSES. and an
APPLE and PEACH ORCHARD This lease has
about 80 years to run aud the rent to be paid to
the Alexandria Canal K. K. & b. Co. by the pur-
chaser of the term, is S46.2O per annum, during
the term, payable scmi-annlially in advance on
January 10Th and July 10th.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the dsy of sale and
the remainder in three equal iustanents at g.
II aud Is months from the day of SALE bearing
six per cent interest. and to be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser, with good personal securi.
~, aud retention of the title until the same are
fully paid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

All the modes of execution were termed
crucifxion by the sncients. Thus, when
the Persian Hannah was hanged. the GUS
tom was borrowed from the Babylonans
and termed crucfxion. But the earliest
example Of crucifxon on record is that of
Pharoah's chief baker, said, in the earliest
English version of the Bible, to have been
hanged, but by Josephus TO have been cruel
fol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

A directory of American heiress" has
been published in London, giving the name,
age and address of every young unmarried
lady in this country to whom fortune has
descended, or is about to descend for The
special benefit of impecunious British peers
and broken down Irish landlords.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

Mr.. GEORGE HUGHES, Of Gloucester coun-
ty, Virginia, follower of the ex-hoss, has
risen to remark that the future of Virginia
will not be benefited by the recent political
change because every man who would
seek home in Virginia would not come to a
place where he has to surrender his political
belief, and have doubts about his capital be-
ing protected" What office did the said
Hughes want, The idea OF the Malone
gang protecting anyhody's property
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

THE COUNSEL for the Malone contestant
in the Danville Senatorial District are the
l. : Marshall for the western district of
Virginia, and the postmaster at LSnchh,rg
This shows that the Arthur administration,
and particularly Attorney General Brew
ster and Postmaster General Gresham, are
in favor of civil service reform The only
way to reform the republican party is TO
elect a democratic President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24
DEATH OF COL. A. +. BENNETT

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 24.-Col. Albert
Pitt Bennett, the associate editor of the
State, an evening newspaper Of this city,
died of pneumonia early this morning aged
SIS. He was native of Venango CO., Pa.
His life as journalist begun in New Orle-
ans, after the Mexican war of which he was
q part
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

=. THE PREVAILING sentiment expressed by
the speakers at the large meeting of revenue
reformers held in New York Thursday night
was that the democracy in the presidential
campaign of 1881, must tight for a revenue
tariff or give up the ghost, confessing itself
to he u party without a mission. Among
The speakers was Dir. Henry Watterson,
who uttered the sentiment that sit is about
time that some one should remind the East
that there are West and SOUTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

Mr.. Massey will not be Il candidate for
state Auditor He says that he was
elected by the people to represent them in
the House Of Representatives, and he could
not, therefore, even if he desired to do go,
accept the place of auditor or any other
which would conflict with the duties of that
to which he claims to he entitled. His
friends believe that his contest with Mr..
John S Wise will result in Massey's being
spate1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

LHHes Liring Age for November 25 re-
ceyed from its publishers in Boston, con-
tains The Life and Times Of St. Anselm,
The Rose of Black Boy Alley, Letters from
Gaiilec, Madam d Arblay, Mr.. Edwin Cole,
Sir Moses Monteiiore, The Cost Of Living IN
Switzerland, and Grown up Children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

Blackuood's Magazine for November has
been received from its American repub-
fishers, The Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany, New York. It's contents are: The
Baby's Grandmother, Autobiography OF
Anthony Trollope, Letters from Galilee, Inc
Millionaire. Ancrum Moore, The Double
Ghost we saw in Galicia, and The French in
Tonuuin and Anam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

JUDGE WALLER r. STAPLES, of Montgom-
cry, Judge Bergman Green, of Danville,
and Leigh K. Page, esq, of Richmond, will
appear before the Board of State Canvassers
on Monday in the interest of the democrat
ic members. elect of the new General Assem-
hlN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24
HOW TO COOK TURKEY.

Gobblers should be roasted and hens boiled. The
former are in season from the middle of November
until about the middle of February, after which
time their flesh is milky and no longer fit for
food Now begins the hen turkey period, and as
above prescribed she should be boiled and dressed
preferably. with butter and hard boiled eggs
Speaking OF dressing reminds US that the place for
mems dress is at Henning's, 40 9Th street, Wash
inrtnn d C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

TIE ANNOUNCEMENT of the death of Col.
4. L. Bennett, associate editor of the Rich
mond state, will he received with deep re-
yret, not only in Virginia, but throughout
the country. He was a gentleman of varied
talents, decided ability, and one of the best
writer's in the Commonwealth. Amiable
and genial in his manners, he WAS univer-
sal favorite. Peace to his ashes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-24

The current number OF the Irving Library
received from its publishers, John i. Alden,
New York, contains The Legend of Sleepy
Hollow, and Thoughts on Books.