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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
TO FARMERS,
DAIRYMEN & COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO FAR M EEe&.
DAIRYMEN & COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ALI. WHO HAVE FOR SALE
Four, Grain, Potatoes. FIaxseed, Cotton,
Tobacco, Lumber, Slaves, Tan Bark,
sheep. Poultry, Eggs. Lard, Bacon,
Butter. Wool, Rags, Furs. Skins,
Dried Fruits, Etc,
Gan have them we'll sold at the Highest Price in
bAtimO!e, by forwarding to the Commission House
fOf Country PrOGuse, OF
F..E MARINE,
No 81 WcsI Pau SITCrt,
Between Patterson aud Commerce
BALTIMORE, MD.
o. The highest charge made 10 Five per cont
chased and forwarded with despatch, when either
cash or trade accompanies the order
or cOSsENT REFER 20 TAG LOWING CERTIFICATES:
Having known Mr.. Fletcher +. Marine for many
years past We take pleasure in stating that W..
know him to be 4 gentleman in whom the utmost
confidence may be placed ia the ira saCtnu Of blu
Slness. lie 10 prompt attentive, OLIigiug and re.
liable.
Thomas Ee'sO, Eco, Director in let NATL Bank
John w. Randolph, Esq Cashier I'd Nat'i Bank
L. Cornelius, Cashier Farmers and Plautcrs Ma.
tiOnRl Bank.
Robert Turner, Director in Franklin Rank.
Rev Cook, Bait Conference, NJ T.. Church.
Rev. Henry SIiCeT, y. ID. =. F.,
&. SPrck. HedgrsviIIe, W Va.
October II lS7O-lV.
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rPer's FeFry April :, lS5l.
SHINGLES FOR SALE.

o. 200 PRIME Oak Shingles. on hand and
JAN 10, 1871. wEIRICE h WELLER.
T UBUCA1ING Oil and Tar for sAre nv
- MCCCRDY & DUKE.
SuINGLE Lath and PlasteTinC LRth for sale BY
~ MCCURDY DUKE.
SPECI Al attention to Tin Roofing and Spoutipr.
~ and Repairing done promptly in town or coun
try.b McCURDY 4 DUKE.
ME for Withdrawing for sale by
Ia McCCRDY & DUKE.
WINDOW Glass and Putty-a large stock
W just received and for 81 le by
McCURDY & DUKE.
SPECIAL attention given to Spouting Houses and
- Barns, Tin Roo: ng, and a II kind OF repairing
by MCCCRDY DUKE.
AYE arc just receiving a full stock of HarCiw 70
W aud other goOds in our line which will he sold
low. MCCURDH < DUKE.
CUCUMBER Wood PumpS for Wells and Gle.
~ terms. cheap and dUTa BILE pump, fully war.
Tantcd. Send Tor circular to
MccURDY DUKE. Agents.
ENGRAVING neatly cone bV
IL August % L DlSKLE
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TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.

w. q. SREITH,
agent for Jas. Lac. Hocf and Successor to
hitler IL .SmiM,
p RESPECTFULLY informs his fricuds and the
public that he has re-oPened the old ste nd of
Miller smith, where he is prepared to do ali
kinds If ~ w 80
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Roofing aud SPuutiug done at short notice and
in the very best manner. NV assortment of
TIN WARE, STOVES, Sc. is complete. and
will be sold low for Cash or to so d.y prompt
paying customers. Please call and see me
before purchasing elsewhere, as my motto
shall be to please.
Respectfully,
Feh.+, ls7I-Iy. Asrnn,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
"HOPEWELL MILIS."

TIE gnrd drSirrS to form the ritIxSns &,
tie vicinity oi'.HOPEVVELL BILLS - other
arse kno~" - ''stTidsr'S NiIIs." that bsVIpg se.
cured the ssFViees Il fret CIssS AIiVT he 4 nTe
pared to do I'll kiuds "f Grinding the shTtest no.
UGyS hand. EUGENE RGREn
August -. Is7O-tE ''1''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

EISH AND BACON.-Potomae end n c.
4 Herring at reduced price. Shad Roe, Hama,
HiddhngS, Shoulders end Dried Beef. lust TeceiEed
y KEARSLEY J HEERER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
Tbr S1n&t.
CHARLES a. DANA. Editor.
TGe 9nllar at'eekty Sun.
CHARLES a. DANA, EGI.o

A Newspaper Of $50 Present TIElcs.
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IneludInG Farmers. Mechanics Merchants, Fro.
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miscellaneous reading, and Furnishing the news
TO its subscribers with greater freshness. because
uSOues twice WeeS Instead Of OucS only.
THE DAILY SCS, 60 a YEAR.
A prominently Fcaiah'o newspaper, with the
largest circulation IA tao void. free. indLs
pendent. and fearless IN bottles. All tho reVa
from everywhere. Nv CSn!8 COPY by EgAl,
80 Goats mouth, or SO yS4E.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
AT THE
%. 4. G..
store.

HAMBURGER'S Shoe and Clothing House
has the largest and beet sel,c.ed Stock IL the
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ENGRANING nchtly cone by
IL August % L DlSKLE
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NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
~ Tor T"stOTing to Gray Faded Hair iIs original
and youthful color, prevents it from IA and
stores it5 growth. and answers every purpose as a
elegant aud healthy dressing for the hair Call and
get a sample bottle Cratic. For sale by
&. F.. BELLER.
1RUSKsS MAGNETIC OINTMENT
Highly recOmmsn ded Tor the cure vi broken
bruised and Eprninrd mbS. Rhe una item nd Ia inc
ness Corns Burus, frozen liIE be. received
and for FHle by &. y. BELLER
DlSON'S CURE FOR Consumption
This medicine is the only one offered to the
public under a guarantee 10 perform what il pro-
poses. We could refer to several parties in this
neighboThond who have derived very great benefit
from Its use. For sale by 4. F.. BELLER.
nCRUAM SMOKING TOBACCO Nav
- Queen do. Is. +. GrRdy's chewing do. fine
Havana and domestic Cigars at low rates for sale
by e. E. BELLER
Harpcr's Ferry Feb. IS. 1871.
NE RAEING POWDER.-we would call
IA ~ the attention of our customers to this
article OF Baking Pow der, which We manufacture
ourselvss- hprOduccS lighter. swcctcr and Inore
wholesome RrtIcles of food than any other aTticL
IN usC. Those who have tried it pronounce it su-
peTlOr tn anything Of the kind yet offered for mi
ing Wheat or Corn Bread, Biscuits, Watflcs, Bluff.
Inns, Puddings, Apple Dumpliugs, Pot Pies and
every other description Of Pastry. II il decidedly
the most convenient and ccunomiCle article in uss
All NC ask il for our friends to give il a trial To
be had IN any quantity at our drug eIor".
Z. E. BELLER.
H0TpCr'5 Ferry ADriI l. ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

-"Youns man." said a minister to
youth of his congregation, do you know
what relations you sustain in the world -
''Yes, sir; two cousins and grandmother -,
but don't intend to sustain them mush long.
er"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

-Au ill-natured contemporary says that
Pennsylvania should shake i'll her shoes. at the
news Of the discovery Of coal in Rhode Isl
and; for, should the same prove midiIiug
thick, aud uuderlie the whole State, the pro,
duce would be as much as seven bushels.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

"A country paper, speaking Of the street
organ playing Of soldier without arms, who
worked the crank with his foot, happily says:
ellis playing was lar above the usual average;
he threw his whole sole into it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
VS.. MASON.

WE would call rSrseial attention 70 on, Purn
and Genuine French Brandy Tsr sfVsd IN tbe
original ensk. Pure bourbon Vhfskies: aIIo P6Tt.
sherry. Native Cape AMI Madeira wines-sif
Uarrsnfed ". s. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

All kinds Of Musical Instruments Supplied
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

THOMSON, LILLY K Co. Wholesale Agents.
No. 70 Hanover St Baltimore, sd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

As stated in the dispatches in yesterday
Gazette, 'Charles Bradlaugh, leader of the
Republican movement in England, has been in
tcrviewed by the correspondent ola New York
paper, and declares that he is ready even now
to pull down the Monarchy, though not quite
ready to build up the Republic; that Victoria
is the last monarch who shall sit on the English
throne that he deprecates a revolution before
1876, when he will be prepared for it, but that
whenever the Government throws down the
gage he will be ready to take it up Now all
this is what is vulgarly called bosh! Not that
the monarchical institutions of Great Britain
are as strong as they formerly were-not that
there is not likely to be separation of church
and state-not that there is not a strong proba-
bility Of an alteration in the present constitu-
ton of the House Of Peers and further ex-
tention of suffrage. But that Mr.. Charles
Bradlaugh is capable of, or has the power to
effect, what he boasts of, so much like brag-
sart-thnt is what is bosh 1t is very seldom
that any confidence in or reliance upon men
who talk in this way can be placed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26
rhe washington Monument.

| On the 9th Of August, l7S3 Congress unanl-
.mouslv resolved that all equestrian statue OF
General Washington 'bc erected at the place
where the residence of Congress shall be estab-
lished. On the death Of Washington, Congress
resolved That marble monument be erected
by the United States, at the city of Washington,
= nd that the family Of Gen. Washington. be
Re ouestcd to permit his body to be deposited
ur der it, and that the monument be so designed
49, TO commemorate the great events OF his
mil itary and political life \ copy. Of TINS
r,.,. luton. among others relating to his death,
yr.s transmitted to his widow by the president
.oI in her reply she said Taught by the
rren example which I have had so long before OF
me lever to oppose my private wishes to the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

Frauds now being the 'order of the day, ,
in almost every thing that money can be made
out of, it is stated in the Baltimore Gazette
that short time since the owner of very
promising mare was invited by her trainer tc
20 over to the Fashion Course, on Long Island
and sec her trot. She went a quarter in -!
seconds 70 road wagon-most extraordinary
time and equal to 80 seconds to sulky. Mr..
Hopkins, the trainer, being little doubtful
about the performance, measured the track
with chain, and found that the quarter pole
had been set back fifty feet, Who had done
it is not known. It Was an arrangement by
which 4 certificate of speed can be given tt
horses foT.the purpose of enabling owners to
sell them at fancy prices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

On Saturday night the new barn and dwelling
house on the farm of Rush Burgess, in Din,
widdie, were entirely consumed BY fire, togeIh,
or with the household effects OF his nephew:
A. w. Burgess, who was living on the place.
Mr. B. had recently erected these buildings at
a cost of 81, leo, and had them Insured ioF
about two thirds OF their value
Mrs. \. NJ. Bodeker, wife of n. NJ. Bodck'r
late member of the House of Delegates from
the city of Richmond, announces that, she WI!
deliver \ lecture on woman 5 rights, tins even
ing in Richmond. She is in accord with Mrs
Stanton in her views, and though but recent
convert is quite ultra
The Lynchburg Nirginian says 1--WE have
lust learned that the Pennsylvania Central
| Railroad Company is cndeavoring to secure L
lease of the consolidated line from Bristol Il"
Chattanooga, composed of the East Tennessee
& Virginia and the Fast Tennessee Il Ge"rs"
Railroads.
The following are the Radical candidates "t
Richmond for the Legislature; For Senate
w. A. Woodruff William Troy (colnred) ani
John j. Popham; for House OF ncIGEI'''
Horace j.. Kent, John Rankin, u: W. bola't
non, DR.. Chas. Mills and Henry Miller
The Fredericksburg Ledger says :-'Ihe
population OF Spotsyyania county has increased
in eichty-one years the large number OF 49,
while our neighboring county OF Stafford mas
lost 3. Is of it's population in the same lcng'"
of time. . g.,
The Fredericksburg Herald says: 1T Is SAID
that at the late term of the Circuit Court Tor
Caroline county, not solitary new suit was
entered Caroline must be nearly through the
mill if that was the case.
Rev. Dr. Henry, Wall Of Richmond WHO
has been absent in Europe since July has r.
turned and resumed his charge as rector Z" ''t'
Johns Episcopal Church in Richmond.
The Fredericksburg News says Mari very
rich and abundant, has been discovered on the
farm of Mr.. W. A. Little, in Stafford county
News OF DR.. Livingstone was some TINE
since received at Zanzibar, on the southeastern
coast of Africa. The intrepid explorer was re-
norted as living, in good health. among the IN
terror tribes Of the continent. Parties were
organized to secure his release, If under re-.
straint. The daring COOL and resolute spirit
of this man seems destined to overcome IL! "','
postion. He was once literally III the non
mouth, having been seized by one OF th%,''
animals and shaken as dog shakes rat ne
describes the sensations of the moment a. OF =
rather dreamy than painful character, and SUI
costs that this treatment Of victims by beast
of prey may be mercilul provision OF Na,I' ',.
to di:arn, death oftcrror and pain. y lucky
bullet from one Of his companions, craSi'i'!-
throurh the lions brain, relieved him from III
dangerous prcdicamcnt. We have considers
bic confidence that such man is not to sue
cumb to barbarlans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

WASHINGTON ITEMS ON Saturday night,
D. J. Haines was walking along in the vicinity
of Twelfth and D SIS, when he was attacked
by three ruffians, who checked him until he
could not cry for help and then robbed him Of
his gold watch and 4 pair Of spectaclcs Au-
gusta Latontainc Charles Douglas and Thomas
Douoho were arrested and identified by Haincs
as the parties, and were held to bail for turth-
cr hearing
The Registration will begin on Monday next,
and will be continued two days in each Of the
legislative districts in the county, and one day
in each of the city districts.
The Criminal Court began yesterday the
trial of Dennis Darden, charged with the MUIR
der of John Mccarthy Eight jurors were OBJ
tanned. To-day the court adjourned until to-
morrow. -.
The Eagle Steam Fire Company, No. 3, of
Trenton, n j.. arrived here this evening on
a visit, and were received at the railroad depot
and entertained by the city fremen.
About twenty female employees of the bu-
reau of engraving and printing. Treasury De-
partment, were furloughed to-day, on account
of the decrease of work in the bureau
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1871.
THE NATIONAL. COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
assembled in Baltimore yesterday Two hun
dred and twenty delegates were in atten-
dance, from twenty-five States. The Baltimore
American says, that ''the Northern States ap-
pear to take but little interest in the Conven-
tion \ single delegate, deputed by the New
York Chamber of Commerce, represents the
Empire State Maine is the only New England
State that sends delegate" From the West
and South the delegations are generally full,
but Illinois is not represented. The proceed
ings were opened by Mr.. j. ". Garrett, the
President of the last Convention, in a short and
appropriate address Speeches of welcome
were also made by the Mayor Of Baltimore,
Mr.. w. Pinkncy Whyte, Mr.. Parr, others.
After recess, the Convention proceeded to
permanent organization, and the following
officers were elected:
Presiaent-R. NJ. Bishop, of Cincinnati.
Vice Presidents-W. S. Gordon. of Alabama;
J. c. Maccabee of Arkansas; j. S. Adams,
of Florida; P. B. NJ. Young, of Georgia;
John G. Wright, of Indiana; T. NJ. Monroe,
of Iowa; r. NJ. Spalding of Kentucky; w.
l.. Jewell, of Louisiana, Edwin FIVE, Of Maine,
John w. Garrett, of Maryland; VIM. Wilmer,
of Michigan; E. A. Allen, Of Nebraska; Geo.
Balm, of Missouri; J. w. Yates, of New Jer-
sey; w. r. Kirkland, of New York; John l..
Morehead, of North Carolina; Charles s..
Rhodes, of Ohio; George II. Thruston, of Penn
sylvania; Richard Lathers, of South Carolina;
H. N. Snyder, of Tennessee; Thomas s. Be-
cock, of Virginia; Charles j. Faulkner, of West
Virginia.
.Secretaries-Wm. II. Cole and James w.
Clayton, of Baltimore city
The President took the chair and returned
his thanks Tor the compliment paid him in
calling him to preside over tho Convention.
Rules oforder and other preliminary matters
were arranged, and an adjournment took place
until to-day.
We hope that the result of the action of this
Convention will be conducive to the commercial
and manufacturing interests of the country. 1t
is highly respectable and intelligent body of
citizens, and, we believe, actuated by an ear
nest desire to do all they can in behalf Of the
objects contemplated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

The New York Commercial says In Lon
don, when men imagine they've got the devil
in them, they go and hang themselves. In
New York even after we've proved the devil
to be in them, they not only refuse to hang
themselves, but it is often more than we can
do to hang them" We do not care about ex-
tending the penal code to capital punishment
in such cases-but tken-thcre is hard labor in
penitentiarieS If that were certain, it would
cure some current evils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

Com. Maury, lately elected President Of the
Alabama State University, in communication
Just addressed to the farmers of Tennessee,
says ITO my view there is no rccupcration
for.the South in our day and generation unless
by means of an immigration that shall bring
abundantly into the country both labor and
capital. 1t will cost to do that ; but cost what
it may, even if you have to divide lands with
the immigrants, it will in the end be worth the
most
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

n Geographic dispatch from Boston states
that "the arrangements for the Eastern tour of
President Grant have been definitely agreed
upon. The President, with members of the
Cabinet, will arrive in Boston on October 18th
and be received and entertained by commit
tee of the City Council. The ceremony Of lay
ing the cornerstone of the new Postotfice will
take place on the 10th, in the presence of the
Chief Magistrate, Cabinet, and numerous dis
tinguished pcrsonages. The President will
then join in the festivities incident to the open
ing of the European and North American Rail
way, which will continue ten days"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

Cholera has broken out in Constantinople
and Smyrna AS it may continue in those
places all winter, the cold not being severe enough
to arrest it, as will probably be the case in
North Germany there is increased danger
that with the opening Of next summer Yves
tern Europe will be ravagei by it. In that
case it behooves American cities to look we'll
to their own condition, for nothing will keep
out the dreded enemy, short Of the most rigo-
rous and complete sanitary precautions. The
march of the cholera, is onward at all seasons
until its mission is accomplished. Dread
and inScrutable are such visitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

MIR. James K. Harvey retired from the edi-
torship of the Washington Patriot on account
of i'll health. Mr.. Noah L. Jehries has pur-
chased Mr.. Harvey's interest in the paper but
this involves no change in its political tone or
general management
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

The Shreveport (La, Flag says that Col.J
G. Moncure, formerly ofStaford county in this
State, is actively at work in a Railroad enter
prise that promises to greatly advance the inter
csts of that people. At a large sale of lots
(some seventy or more) Col. NJ, and his part
ner, Mr.. Ashton, became the purchasers of six
at S315 each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

Private cable kilograms from London yester-
day, generally, report better feeling in tnan-
cial circles. Foreign bankers were sellers of
gold and buyers Of bonds, which is an excel
lent index to the condition of affairs on the 9TH
CIR side. The recent withdrawal Of gold from
the Bank of England has been largely on ac-
count of the German Empire. In Prussia sill
YER is the great circulating medium or currcn-
cy Of the country.
The German Minister, in reply to his pro-
test against the ill-treatmcnt by the people of
Lyons of the German residents there, has been
assured by the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs that they shall have ample protection.
The troubles in Algeria are continued, and the
French soldiers have burned more villages of a
tribe which is still in rebellion.
The French journals yesterday report that a
conspiracy has been unearthed in Paris having
for its object the restoration of Napoleon, and
that Pietri, the Project Of Police, was at the
head of the movement, and acting under in
structions from the Emperor?
1t is now said that England demands OF
the khedive of Egypt the dismissal Of the
American ex-army officers now in his service
Most of them were ex Confederate officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

Senator Trumbull recently delyereda speech
to the Illinois Republicans, in which, according
to the newspaper report, 'he pointed out the
political reforms necessary, but avowed his be-
lief that they cannot be obtained from the
Democratic party. and that the Republicans
both can and will effect them" We shall see.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

1t is said that clerk in the Interior De-
partment in Washington, was removed from
Office yesterday, because he was an "Ex-Con-
federate." "No lapse of time; no change OF
faith, can ward off the stroke of fate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

The predicted tidal wave is ignored by
all the scientific men Of the country, and they
deny that they ever imagined any such thing
would happen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

CRIMEIN New YoRK.-A most emphatic
temperance lecture may be found in our col
umns, in the record Of three murders and a
large amount of minor crime, all directly
chargeable to rum. Instead Of the quiet of rest
and the exaltation Of worship which should
characterize Sunday, alcoholic indulgence
made yesterday day dark with violence
and death day of horrors memorable with
shuddering and remorsc. Can the story Of
such mad deeds be read by reasoning men with
out it's moral sinking deep in each breast,
warming against the unmistakablc cause Of
such multitorm i'll? To the young, particular
ly,yesterday S record of murder, says Avoid
as deadly poison the intoxicating cup.-N T.
Standard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

The Committee of the New York Board OF
Supervisors in their report bring down the city
debt to about sixty-scven millions. The cor
rectness of their report is denied, and the
amount said to be larger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

The Washington Patriot says that ZION
Upside down is the name Of 4 claimant against
the u. S., in whose favor warrant was drawn
at the Treasury Department yesterday"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

A dispatch received in London from Calcut
Ia announces the wreck of steamer on thu
coast of India, and that one hundred and thr-
ty-eight natives lost their lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

We fear that the yellow fever in Charleston
is worse then the newspapers report. Five
leaths arc reported Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-26

The Washington Chronicle is concerned to
hear that there is not entire harmony in the
Republican party in Virginia "