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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14
CnRSFTS

In CHILDREN'S LACE and MUSLIN
CAPS we are headquarters, and for best
styles and lowest prices in that line come to
IrS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14
1 7OO BARRELS FRESH ROCK

Ie w LAND LINE Just received per
schooner Billow. for sale low from dock.
Fresh supply OF ROSENDALE ana PORT
LAND CEMENT. CALCINED PLASTER.
WHITE SAND, COW HAIR, DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS. and other building mate
rails. always on hand.
ROBERT WENDENBCRG,
No. sos Main street. and
my Civ li07 aud 1909 Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14
MARRIAGES.

REYNOLDS - W0ODY.-Married. April
2lst, at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
by Rev. J. &. Reed, =. ]. REYNOLDS and
IVA VIRGINIA, only daughter Of William
Ill Moody
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14

Petersburg people pay $3.50 per one
thousand cubic feet Of gas. Richmond
people pay sl.50. whys Because
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14

pa ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Ser-
vice TO-DAY (Ascension-day)a at IL O'Clock,
with Holy Communion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14
vuRsIruKE, CARPErs. sT PvEs. 4.
goo WORTH OF GOOD Sol
FOR 81 CASH
AND 81 PER WEEK,

RoTHERT SEQ,
No. SOS EAST BROAD srRkkr.
call your attention to their large aud ~.
assorted stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
In FURNITURE we can show yOu hand.
some line OF
CHAMBER AND PARfOR-sUTTs.
Should you be I'm need Of
CARPET. RUG. OK MATING
now is your chance 10 buy. as we are Offer.
ing them at
VERY Low FIGURES.
We have our usual full line OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
and will mention particularly
OIL AND GAS-SrOVEs
As the warm weather Is now upon Us. You
will need
REFRIGERATOR OR TCE-CHEST.
We have splendid line IN low-prlcc aui
fine goods and can recommend them
Tor their durability and tee
saving qualities.
Before purchasing. stop IN and look a.
our line and see what we VIII do.
All OF the above we offer at
VERY Low PRICES.
either for cash or ON liberal terms.
YOU CAN BUY $40 WORTH or GOODS
FOR
81 CASH ANDs 81 PER WEEK.
R0THERr & co.
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LIME. CEMENT. dc.

> QS0 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
LsCCO LAND LIME daily expected per
schooner Georgia Berry for sale low from
vessel. Just received, FRESH "ANCHOR"
LIME. IMPORTED and AMERICAN CE-
MENTS. CALCINED PLASTER, PLAS-
TERERS' HAIR LATHS. FRIEDRICH
and CLAY, MARBLE-DUST. &c.
WARNER MOORE,
foot Seventeenth street, south side Dock.
Lump and Ground Plaster. Sumac, and
Bark. nv IA
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NEE rISGs.
AMTsEnEyTs.

RICHM0ND THEATRE.-FOr six
~ nights and Saturday matinee, COM
mencing MONDAY. MAY IL, 1855, ZERA
SEMON, together with BELLS ORIGINAL
ROYAL MARIONkTTES, direct from the
Crystal Palace. London, Eng, giving MIN
strel, Vaudeville, and the Comical Panto-
mime. HUMPTY-DUMPTY. One hundred
elegant presents given at each entertain
ment.
Admission. rs. 35, and 80 cents. No extra
charge for reserved seats my Il.lt=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14

Day" Y0KING.-WHITE LACE,
ALL-ovER HAMBURG. In white. Blue.
and Red; also. NARROW EDGINGS to
match. LEVY & DAVIS.
Look at our SC. a yard RUFFLING.
my l4-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14

B1" SERVICE AT ACE
CHURCH DAY (Ascenslon.d day at l2M.
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sEFRIGERAroas. STOVES. sc,

sFfRIGERAroRs. srOvES. sc.
John BOWERS,
u No. GOVERNOR STREET.
RICHMOND.
Large stock OF REFRiG OIL
slVNEs, GAkDkN-h HOSE. and VASES.
NO more sewer-gas NJ night Get the
fArENi bAsiN-oVERFLOW STOPPER.
send for circulars aud price-lisi.
ap iS.ru. III. &Su-2m
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CECOND MUSIC FESTIVAL,

SEC0ND MUSIC FESTIVAL,
PETERSBURG, Va. MAY 27rH, 2erH,
AND Goth.
THREE RECITALS at l T.. NJ; THREE
CONCERTS at $3.50 =. NJ.
Season tickets TRANSFERABLE, $3.50;
reserved seats extra.
Special trains Will be run from Richmond
and return every night Immediately after
each concert.
BOx-sheet will be open at the store OF G.
J.. Johnston. No. OILS east Main street on
THU RSDAY, May 14tn. at o A. NJ, and
Viii close and be returned To Petersburg on
Friday evening. Reserved seats, 7jc.; good
for the whole Festival.
III. NOLTENGUS.
Chairman Committee on Music
my 12-4t
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I'VE ARE CONFIDENT. AF.M

II A. ATKINSON, THE OLD-0
liz EST FURNlTURE. DEALERani a
UNDERTAKEN In Richmond dp'sJG
not profess To sell his goods at cost. but a.
be buys for cash only he pledges himself -
sell as low as any other house In the ritv.
He keeps constantly on hand all the STYLES
OF Furniture which il kept In hrsf -,iaSs
furniture house, which he Offers a. a small
profit. Undertaking done at all hours. Can
aud see before purchasing elsewhere.
ap 2-pol iru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14
LAWNS

IL is rather soon to talk about Lawns but
We are selling this week 100 pieces OF
LAWN, French Organdie patterns. and
goods that cannot be had later I'm the sea-
son. at sc.
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PARASOIS.

We are In a position 10 offer MOST AS
FOUNDING BARGAINS in PLAIN and
FANCY COACHINGS. LACE-CONERED
and LACE-TRlMME PARASOLS. We are
selling an ELEGANT FANCY PARASOL
at 81 so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14
sn5 MINERAL WATERS.

JUST RECEIVING FRESH FRON THE
SPRINGS.
VICHY-the best water for govt, RHEU-
MATIsM, and DYsPEPSIA. The thermal
Springs ofVichy are owned by the French
Government, and the waters are bottled
under its supervision.
CLYSMlC-frOm Waukesha, Wis: most
highly recommended as positive cure for
DIABETES and BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
APOLLINARIS, TAURUS, AND SELF
ERS-the celebrated German mineral
waters-like both the above. delightful
for table use and unequalled for dilutlng
wines and liquors.
For sale by OSCAR CRAM & co.
ap24-Th. Sa&Tulm
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EASE.-H all.
EDUCATIONAL.
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF
vi TECHNOLOGY.

BOSTON, MASS.
EXAMINATIONS IN WASHINGTON.
Regular four-years courses in Civil, Me-
chanical. Mining, and Electrical Engineer
ing Architecture. Chemistry. PHYSICS. Nat
uTal History, etc. Students are also admit
Il d 10 partial or speclal courses. Next school
year begins SEPTEMBER 2s 1855 En-
trsnce-eXaminations In charge OF Professor
J. III. BLODGE1T, United States Geological
Survey, Washington, ID. G., June Attn and
jth, at . \. VI.
JAMES p. MUNROE, Secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER. President.
my I2-TuNTh6t
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Dry GeoDs. sorIoss. %.
III so7 EAST BRdAD STREET.
BETWEEN THI4D AND FOURTH.
pro,,n&w WILL. TELL.

Every article " offer is just as iow-priced
in proportion 70 Us value as any Other AT,
by a visit 10 our ktore. Here are some spe-
cimen quotati for you % judge by;
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KIDS.

We have o. received lot OF fifty dozen
KID CLOVIS, I'm Black and Tan. IN s., a,
o., and fbuttons and 4, g., aud 7.hook.
Foster tAtteTn. value from 81 TO St.f5. but
they 10 slightly damaged, and will be sold
at sb%
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
1--WE are Offering SPECIAL BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS.
One more case OF BROCADE and CHECK
LACE BUNTING. in Light Blue. Cram,
Pink. Tan. and Black. worth zoe. at Sc.
A specimen from our Ladies' Neckwear
Department Is an EMBROIDERED NULL
FiCHU at Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14
HOOKS. stATIONERY. &c.

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSEN-
~ GER.
We Will pay fifty cents for June. ls4s,
and fair price for some other numbers
Send list TO 1902 Main street.
We can supply many rare books not to be
found elsewhere.
wv. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
S-d.SW
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p1r FANS, FANS, FANS.

Every imaginable kind OF FAN in our as
sortment, which is the largest and best
selected. and prices most reasonable.
my 14-eod LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14

WASHINGTON, April ~. ISIS. J
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY
w evidence presented 10 the under.
signed, II has been made 10 appear that
THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA"
in the city Of Richmond. In the county 4
Henrico and State OF Virginia. has COM.
piled with all the provisions Of the "act II
Congress TO enable national banking a>,p.
Citations to extend their corporate existence
and for other purposes, approved july A..
1882:
Now, therefore, !, HENRY W. CANSpN.
Comptroller OF the Currency. do hereby Ger.
tlfy that THE NATIONAL BANK or
VIRGINIA" In the city OF Richmond. 10
the county OF Henricoand state OF Virginia.
Is authorized 10 have succession for tus
period specified in It's amended articles of,
association namely. until close of bus nc>a
on MAY /. 1905:
............... t..s.s . ............s
Currency Bureau. In test mouy
SEA whereof witness
OF the Comptroller : my hand sui seal
OF the Currency. Of Once thi, 3ftn
TREASURY Department. day Of April ISs5.
Ii. W. CANNON.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
40. 1921 ap2D-}lf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eD~ ONE HUNDRED PIECES
CHECK MUSLIN at I9,lc yard-quslity
usually sold Mt 1875 n ysrd-a grand bar
gain.
my i4-eod LEVY q DAVIS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT D
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER
Oh TIE CUKEFNcY.


WASHINGTON, April 90 lS-j.
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY
W evidence presented 10 the UNDER
signed. II has been made 10 appear that
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of
RICHMOND" In the city Of Richmond. IA
the county Of Heurico and state Of Nlr-
ginia. has compiled with all the provisions
OF the 81 act OF Congress 10 enable national
banking associations 10 extend their corpp-
rate existence and for other purposes APP
proved July II. ls@2.
Now. Therefore. !, HENRY W. CANNON.
Comptroller Of the Currency. do hereby c.r-
tfy thar THE FIRST NAriONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND I'm the city u Richmond,
In the county Of IIenrico and state OF Eir-
glnia, Is authorized 10 have succession fDr
the period specified In It's amended articles
OF association namely. until close Of bus.-
ness on APRIL "a, 1905.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14

DD" WHITE AND ECRU TAPE
BoRDERED CURTAIN LACE in latest de-
signs.
my 1i-eod LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14

Bay PARAS0I~C0VERS from Csc.
up. We show very large variety OF styles
and prices.
my 14.eod LEVY 4 DAVIS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-14

p@" BUGGY-ROBES-a large stock
and low prices at
my l4-eOd LEVY & DAVIS'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20
Smith Court Martial.

WASHINGTON. July 20-The court mar
tial appointed to try Paymaster General
Smith, Of the Navy, on the charges of scan
dalous conduct and cupable inefficiency in
the performance of his duties, met in the
library Of the Navy Department at 1880
this morning. The counsel for the defense
fled demurrer, claiming that there
was nothing in the charges or specifications
to show any criminality on the part Of the
Paymsster General, and hence he was not
punishable. Mr.. JEFF Chandler spoke for
two hours in support of the demurrer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20

NEWS OF TIE DAY.

Mr. VIM. B. Webb has decided TO accept
the Office of Commissioner of the District OF
Columbia, rendered him by the President
The thermometer ran up TO 02' in New
York yesterday, and the coroner held forty
two iuquests upon bodies who directly OF
indirectly died from heat in the last fe"
days
Mr. John Roach's son mechanically
declares that no private creditor shall lose
a dollar by The old gentleman's failure. The
New York World adds: ut is only the
poor old Government that is to be gouged
as usual"
Senator Malone, Governor Cameron, Con-
gressmen Wise and Libby, ex-Collector
Bowden, Of Norfolk, and other prominent
republicans of Virginia were at Fortress
Monroe Saturday, mapping out the plan OF
the approaching campaign.
Mr. Harry Stevens, son of Mrs. Paran
Stevens, OF New York city, died at Newport
Saturday, after long illness. A post-mor-
tenn showed in the lower part of the stom-
ach, near tho iutestines. an immense eau.
ceruus tumor, which was brought about by
too violent exercise at athletics.
In the Police Court Of Washington, on
Saturday, Judge Swell read a letter he had
received from an unknown sender in Bali.
more, savagely assailing the Court for its
criticism Of the methods Of labor unions in
the decision delivered Wednesday. The
letter closed with the assertion that bullets
were iii waiting for men who talked against
unions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20
John Reach Assigns.

john Roach, The shipbuilder who has
been doing business under the name O.
John Roach Il Son, made al assignment
Saturday to George w. Quintsrd, Of New
York, and George +. Weed, of Stamford
CT The assignor first directs that the
wages and salaries of all employees be paid
and he then prefers VIM. Rowland, of New
Brunswick, n j., for money loaned, work
and labor done and materials furnished
$50 .2l7, for part Of which he holds four
promissory notes made by Mr.. Roach. A
promissory note made by the assignor,
bearing date On June 10th, 1885, and pay
able in three months for $4,000, which was
discounted by the Mechanics and Traders
Bank Of Brooklyn, is also preferred. p. w.
Gallaudet & Co., of No. 2 Wall street, for
money loaned and advanced, are also pre-
ftrred to the extent of $40 1000, which was
loaned about June 81 last, $4,000 on July
81, aud $4,000 on the 11th inst The as
signment then directs the payment OF all
ol her debts and liabilities due or to become
due, together with all interest moneys due,
including all lawful claims against Mr..
Roach by a. r. Whitney, Thomas F. Row.
land, James +. Ward, George W. Quint,
ard and William Rowland, for indemnity
against expenses and liability incurred by
them by reason of their having become snre.
lies and having executed bonds at the in.
stance of the nsSigl or, and for his benefit,
upon certain contracts entered into by the
assignor on or about the month OF July,
1888, with the United States, represented
by The Secretary of the Navy, for the con
slrucion Of three steel cruisers, known
respectively as the Boston, Atlanta and
Chicago, and the dispatch boat Dolphin,
aud the lawful claims of the estate Of Levi
Kerr against the assignor for and by reason
Of The execution by Kerr, now deceased, OF
cert ain Of the bonds aud contracts.
Saturday evening Mr.. Roach and his
sons Garrett and stephen went to Flushing,
L. /, where tho family resides during the
summer. Mr.. Roach refused himself TO
callnrs during the evening. Garrett Roach
said in his fathers behalf Father has
nothing TO say. His physical health is such
TINT he is crushed beneath the blow which
has fallen upon him. He will not see or
talk with any one or one thing you may
res, assureh-no one will ever lose dollar
by him; but in the complications which
have arisen in his business, and the claim Of
the Attorney General that there are no con.
tracts for the building Of these vessels, he
has been compelled to place his property in
the hands Of bis trustees" Mr.. Roach
looks tired and careworn. He finds him
self unable TO meet his reverses as he ex.
pected to meet them when they came, with
n strong heart
Mr. John Roach was horn in Ireland. and
is 30 years Of age. He came to this country
when Ii years old. The friends of Mr.. John
Roach state that his financial embarrass-
ments were caused by Attorney General
Garland's recently published opinion, in
which be held that Mr.. Roach had no con
tract with the government to build dis
patch boat, and that, if he had, the Dolphin
was not tho sort of ship he had undertaken
10 furnish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20
LETTER FROM FAUQUIER.
Correspondence Of the Alexandria GAZE1

Correspondence Of the Alexandria GAZErrE.I
MARSHALL, Va, July 1S.--The numerous
friends of w. A. Cave, esq, in this neigh
borhood, have learned, with deep regret,
of his severe accident.
We rejoice over the selection OF Major
W. w. Herbert as postmaster Of Alexandria.
The Major won in marriage one of Fau-
quier's fairest daughters, and we doubt not
that he will prove to be an excellent official.
The late reports of the severity of the
dry weather furnished the GAZETTE have
not been exaggerated. The corn now sadly
needs rain. Our farmers, however, keep
up brave heart, and arc busy securing the
hay crop and stacking their wheat. The
grazers may suffer loss, as the pastures will
hardly carry the marketable cattle through
the season; hence early sales of fat cattle
will be made.
During the late week the session for three
davs of the Methodist Sunday school con-
yention. assembled in Wa1rcnton, attracted
large number Of The clergy, lay delegates
and friends of The cause from Baltimore,
| Washington and adjacent counties Of Mary
land and Virginia. The proceedings, en-
bracing ably prepared addresses, reports
and discussions, made the occasion very en-.
ioyahle. Besides, we had the sweetest music,
vocal and instrumental and cordial hos.
| pitalty from the citizens Of Warrenton.
| DIR. Magruder, the president of the conven-
lion: Rev. MIR. Boyle, editor of the Episcopal
! Methodist, ard other eminent gentlemen
were present a buily and Jealous country.
man caused some merriment by speech,
which awnk cned recolectionso of camp meet
ing DAYS: the Metropolitan delegates, as
would have Mr. Dickens recognized in him
character. a timely adjournment for
dinner served 10 interrupt his elOquence
This week Rev. DR.. Davis. Of Ieesburg,
assisted by the Rector, Rev. James Gram
mcr, has preached every night at the Epis-
copal Church, in Marshall. The services
attracted excellent congregations. DR.. Davis
was chaplain Of the Sixth Virginia regiment
during the late war, when he was wont 10
go into battle with the regiment. In COM
puny with his colleague, Rev. James Gram
mer and other friends, whose swords are
now turned into plough shares, it was en-
pertaining to hear them talk over war times.
Anecdotes abounded. In proof that the
darkey in those days didn't fancy gun
powder it was told that one of that class
was seen by his master hid behind thestum
OF a tree. After the battle he plead as ex-
cuse the law Of self preservation, adding,
MARS John aeclar there was none Of dem
stump idle, for do sodsers lodged behind
EN- Just as did,"
The delegates to The approaching demo
cratic convention from Fauquier have he,
appointed, and it is certain their boom will
be, for the guhcrnatoria Office, the man most
liable ito tnru the rascals out" and TO
keep them out. ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 20.

THE GENERAL talk on the streets to-day
induces the GAZETTE to repeat what 1t has
often said before; that the disposition ot'the
fedora, patronage has nothing in the "orid
10 do with the question of the government
Of Virginia. That government has been
partially redeemed from the hands OF MA.
hone and his few white jackmen ana
his hordes of colored cohorts; ana
neither the democracy Of the State nor the
more reputable republicans thereof Will rest
from their labors until that redemption De
complete. No matter how Objectionable the
federal appointments may BE- better a
thousand times they should be So ahd
even more So than that the State aud
all its affairs again fall into the hands OF
Malone and his rapscious white and his ieno'
rant and vicious colored forces. Inc Demo
Gratis of Alexandria, in the future as in past
will show their party friends in the other
nortions of the State that principle, n OF pel1'
influences their action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20

Mr.. WADDILL, whose letter to the Presl-
dent asking the reasons for his removal
from tho position Of U. S Attorney for the
eastern district of Virginia, is the Malone
nominee for the Legislature in Henrico
county, but ia so unsatisfactory to his own
party in one OF the districts of that county
that they have held public meeting and
declared that they will not support him
except he FIRST attain the nomination by a
"new shuttle, square cut and an honest
deal" Such declarations i'll accord with a
party that attempts to deceive the people of
the North by the ridiculous pretence that
it is in favor of Stree vote and q fair
eonnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20
LETTER FROM CULPEPER

correspondence The Alexandria Gazette.
MITCHELL's STATION, July 1S.-In pursu.
ance Of call Of Major William Nulle, cuun
ty superintendent, Of Culpeper county, II
meeting Of the democratic voters OF this pre-
cinct was held here to-day to select dele
gate and alternate to the convention at
Richmond on the Dol instant, and upon
nation being made, Major ]. r. Smoct was
made chairman, and Squire W. G. Petty
secretary, Lhereupon James W. Garnet was
unanimously elected delegate and Hugh NJ.
Patton alternate. The meeting was ex-
tremely harmonious and the Fitz. Lee men
were not only enthusiastic, but triumphant
in the selection OF delegates.
Please SGT Cnlpeper down for The gallant
Filz Lee for Governor, aud that grand old
Roman. Ma ,r John W. Daniel, for our
next L. 5. Senator, aud further deponent
saith not.
The hay crop just harvested is Il very light
one and of Inferior quality. The corn Is look
ing remarkably well, considering the eX
tremely dry and hot weather; butif we have
rain within week even, the crcp will be
good one. The present has been very ia
vorable season for the oat crop and many
heavy yields are expected BY those who
were so providet as TO carefully prepare
the land before seeding.
Mrs. Wilson Somervlle, who was stricken
with paralysis I,tst week, has. va are pleas
ed to shy, so lar improved as to be able 10
speak and make herself understood.
BOURBON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20

FIVE FAMILIES Of immigrants who arrived
at New York last Friday were returned to
their respective countries for no other rea.
son than the fact that none of them had
more than four dollars in money. How
many of the most prosperous and deserved
ly respected Of the foreign born citizens of
this country had more than four dollars in
their pockets when they first landed at New
York? Bnt America is no longer the wei.
come home Of tho oppressed of all the ma
tions Of the earth ,as it was in the better days
of the republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20

The REPUBLICAN newspapers that seem
most delighted with the Malone ticket in
Virginia, composed, though it ia, entirely
of men who only short time ago were the
most proscriptive democrats in the State,
are the New York Tribune, the Philadel-
phia Press, the Cincinnati Commercial, and
one or two other Of the more ultra bloody
shirt and South hating journals of the North.
The Better class of Northern republican
newspapers condemn Malone and his
methods" and hope he may be signally
defeated next fall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-20

Mr.. JOHN ROACH, the great protective
tariff man, liuding that under democratic
administration he can not palm oil on the
Government ships not built according to
contract, to save his i'll gotten gains and Sc
ire his hondsmen, has made an assignment
Of his effects, and gives IA reasons therefor,
that "Secretary Whitn"y has destroyed bis
credit" and the more absurd'y ride
,,lous one, that he doesn't think he is in IA
vor with the present administration be
cause he is foreign born, and it seems to bear
foreign born citizens no special love-" This
shows that Mr.. Roach is greater fraud
than even his most pronounced enemies
supposed him to be.