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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

NTUTINE 10 ItANHkNNs
Tne Board OF school Examiners OF Jackson
County ohio, viii hold regular meetings fof ths
examination Of Teachers, at Iacksons on TIE
FIRST FRTDAT ~ ETERF a0sTH
examinations will begin nj 10 O'Clock. A. N
on the nrMt day Of each session. And cgntihns
frtffm day 10 day lf uecHs2arys
Applicants not known To the hoafus must Ifo'
ducs tsStim0nlais OF good moral character. Ger
tincateA wlli only hg granted ~ regular Ha@st'
Ind. and will, In no case, be either mntfuaAsa %
postdated. .
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Stock of
DRY GOODS,
PROVISIONS and
GROCERIES
T. we'll Selected and will be kept up. He
will keep up his stock of Dry Goods by Pur-
chasing all the latest Styles as fast as they
come
Call before going elsewhere Room at Ola
stand Opposite Court House
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M A N HOOD {:
A How Lost
~ How Restored

Just Published. n m0w editinn uf Dir 1NLs
NkHl MILLS CslwuFmtest ka~My on thm raatcni
rssrs fwiflsrut mrdirimr1 uf NIAefm@toft hos 80
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civ, fmp~sliuisnta 10 MMfriaMws Nteg atmo,
Consumption, Epilepsy aud fit~. tn0ues1 ~
mrlf.fmuuiHvurm ur nsnuml wMtFmNa#@No&s mtns
60 Pficu. ia a b~aisd knvslup~ only slh
cents =
The celebrated nuthors 40 tbs admirable Ia.
saV clwafly demonstrates. fFufn q thtfty years
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uusucms % @rif-Mhu@a may - rMdinaliN rufe1
wlthnuf thw dangerous 49, uf tmt@fuat uaTdAetu@
or the anpllcation u thw kutfss tAulut.
Ina aut y mode uf cuFw ~ once cNrtain ama wf~c.
tuMi. by which eseFy muGwFsr, no matter whAk
nim condition. may b.. may cure himself cheap
~ pfiNMiwiys anu radically
wry youth aud svefy mMu tn the lamds
%~nt under ssais iu a plain wuNNterNs - eht
sddrsra, on rreript u sfH esnts " twe ro.iags
Address the Publishers,
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TO secure real estate for trade. For further paI
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
The Indian War.

The Chicago fines special correspondent
with Terry !elegraphs. under date of Fort bu-
ford mouth Of the Yellowstone, Sth instant,
Bismarck. 18th iostant: The final breaklug up
Of General Terry's command occurred yester
day morning, aud all the troops are now en-
route for homa, with the exception of two reg
imepls Of iofantty, which will winter at the
mouth of Tongue river. The Montana troops,
uumberinr $50 Infantry and l2O horses, aud
ipctuding 70 ilfanIry and the u cavalry, 10
der General G.bbou. left for Fort Ellis with a
WAGON train and supplies for 50 days. 1hey
will. follow the old aulcy trail. The route Is
t. ming with hoslcs, and is 40 miles long.
They uiuy encounter 4 large war parry III the
Big liorn country. They have been IN tue
f Ii since March, aud arc poorly cau Tor 'ne
cold weather and ilcicr storms Whoh sweep
over the prairlts 1t this sca-on. The y 10
Iap.ry have btcu left at tho mouth OF O!cpdlVc
creek, and have commeoccd me CONSTRUCTION
al i ckalc. They will remaio uDtll N1veln-
her or later The 7'h cavalry have lett TOR
For Buord and will III we along the nnrth
;,auk II The Yellowstone. After arriving here
thy viii 20 |, Fort I':c,O to winter. Inc
lGh infantry W.! rsnalp here.
UCUCra lcrri ahu Stall ditlVcu hC'o oii'
morning, aad will remain lew DAYS, aud theu
90 TO ii. pau via Bi marek. By the 18th
all the troops will have been Withdrawn from
t4c nolthcrn c1uutry except ttG ~ Infantry
and 5 h cavalry, mai iug four hu&dre! men
4 di,ratcn lust received ron, Gcncral Sher
man coon, yruands the nItcr 10 winter a regi-
mcpt Of cavalry on tb: Yell.w ,tooc, Which,
render a wi4,cr cam ,aign impossible, and
ind, fa,tcly postooncs The sutjee'ion Of the
81 TX.
ST. Louis, Sept l5-Advic.s from Red
Cloud agency ,ay there Is ~ doub. but ta'
several thou-aul Of the young mea hav gone
to IT,. ho.tilrs rs recent count at this agency
Slows tu' 1901 NJ n, women nuf children
pres ut, whore ere should be Is 900, and 1t
i: quite ryoblbie that ac Investigation Al Spot,
tea Tail agency wi SHOW corresponding def
GIL cr.
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,Hlln Turkish YYar

The Turk; made an attack % Tuesday on
Mall Z8orik. to prevent the Servlaps from
seodug rerforccuents to Gen. fchernayef,
but the fshtiog on thc Drna canno' Influence
the issue OF the bal'c a Aexinaz
A correspou lent With the ru * say that
thci. plan ri operations Is to cross i.e Mofava
storm the S2rvian position at Dellgrah, occupy
il, and iheG return 10 take al, Xinatz. Both
pos tiou- arc strong, and the ask Is Que OF
enormous difficulty. The first attempt to car
ry out the pan by bridging the Morava, on
M,nf,Y, w4s unsuccessful
A Belgrade telegram IT, the Daily News says
ra il has been falling in torrents for the last two
days The Morava Valley is DOW a great
swamp By Systematically burning villages
the Turks have destroyed what wou!d have
b,eu ti,r shelter, aud they are now exposed
without cgvcr to tie storm. important mill,
Tar; operations ere i'm possible, all week OF
rao wi! rcrde: the valley untcnable.
The Scrvians have supplies for L years cam
paig7 a. D"tigr&d an Aicxina'z. The Turks
are obliged 20 hui everything from Nlsch.
Their withdrawal to tt / point is cXrectes!.
Tao Lortoo Times il an articic oD Turkey 5
ba-> Of peace, declares that EuTop" canOot
print Turkey to occupy til" Scrrian ortrcssas
which she held un!il 1857. The European
Powers wIl BE- the bes, ju .gas "a TO what ulll'
tary Iorca Prince Milan h 3u ma!olain atter
they complete their pins For the SAX, Of
gaac, h" Plrfc s'i1uiA waive the empty form
o Prince M.lIn's 1ol1g homage TO the Sultan.
L. fact, the only safe c naiti,ns OF those pro
posed by Turkey Is tho construction OF rail-
WAY .crnss Sprrja
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

j. +. HARRISON, the oolored member OF the
u. S. House of Representatives from the fourth
Alabama district, Was defeated for rcnonloa-
ton by the regular radical convention, yester-
day, because be voted with the democrats last
winter on Blaines amnesty bill, but the liberal
men of his party retired from the conVe'tion
aud again nominated him. Heis the nost SET
sible colorcd man 10 Congress, but the negroes
have been taught by the carpel-baggers aud
scaIawaes to allow no liberalism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

Colored democratic clubs are increasing IN
number and growing 10 membership 10 Rich.
moud, Baltimore and other cities. From the
way solne Of the colored voters of this city talk
as reported to u.s. we should not be surprised If
one were organized here al az early date. Mules
and forty acres, Freedmcus Banks, and au uu
told number of other receptions are at length
opening the eyes OF the oolored people to the
true character of the radicals, and the sooner
they see it in all its deformiiy the better it will
be for them, for the section of country 10 which
they must continue to reside, and for their real
friends, those on whom they rely for work when
we'll, and for support when slck-as the tee.
graph Informs US they are now doing in Sa-
yapuah
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photographic Briefs.

-,Ihe referee IA lnc >u;t o. Victoria Wood.
tul!, Tor absolute div 'rae trou Col. James 4
b od on The ground u adultery has reportni
Recommending ju iqmc1t. IS asked for by the
pctitio"cr y VIC
The city authorities Of New York to dav
took The Tor. l!D riff teams on 40 excursion ;,
RauialIs. Wards and Blackweps Island and
tirou.h th" public institutions on tn, 81 Island.
The American riff men we're also invited and
several OF iEcm werc pr S:Dt incuG nv Mai
Fuitor. Mayor Wick hsm headed the fhcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

secured The origina! Steel plates we're The
hapdwoyk Of Ballard. They w,rc cut several
wears ago. aud have rusted oul lcDg sine aud
are LOW worthless The First OF Rcdnook is a
very old issue, and the plate is not III xi<ence.
The 81 plates Tor The s.. Nicholas aud Ninth
National, Of New York, aud the Westcti' ster
county, Of Pcckskil, were also cut by Ballard,
and eectroplatcs have been captured by Wash
burn. The originals are believed TO be il the
same condition as Billiards. ters No ootes,
however, have been printed from them Tor scv'
era! years.
On the lst Of January last there We're bn'
two plates for Government notes out-onc tor
the $50 Hamilton head, and the other a $500
The iulmer was secured by Washburn lu Cln
ciuuati some time 10 February. The other /:
still out but under cover and 20 nOtcs have
been printed from it for long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

Elections will take place 10 Georgia on the
4th, and in the States of Indiana, Ohio and
Colorado on the 10th proximo. The canvass in
each State is beng prosecuted vigorously by
both parties, and though the democrats ex-
pect to cary all of them, they will be satisfied
with either one-ot the larger-for that one.
with New York, which is certain, will secure
the election vf Gov IildeD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
LIST abl LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Posto'lc'
September IL, 1876
Persons calling for letters will say they ale ID,
vcrtiscd and give the ,lu.c Of the list.
II not called lnr within thirty days. they Willie
sent To- The dead letter office, III Washington
Alexander, Kchocca jackson, Samuel
An c:sur, Josephine Hyc, VIM
Butler, Mrs Lucy Melville, Henry
BccEiey An4o. Noddin, Henry. co
Butter, hlsh, puilcn, Rev Il W
Buckncr Mis-: Ella ,usscil Henry
Brnson. Mrs liza >ussaI, VIM
k,akciy Miss Mary .xer, Mrs
Glow, Us w ~innls, Jarc, col
Chapman, Miss Fann NTH S 20, Z b
Garrett u Go, NTH, Is
Grason, george $ ard, iirs Elizabeth
Cry, la, eli Wit, Mr. h,v.nc
Hal, J"'i .'etch. NJ :, tsnn"n
SIP l6-lt W. y. BERkLki, Z. VI.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1876.

The MARKET SQUARE -Oae OF the oldest,
as !, is certainly one Of the most important IN.
s,itutops of the town is the city market. Its
site was reserved for public use, with the site
of Fishtown and the Long Wharf, when the
town was first laid out, (l74S) and it seems
quito probable that it was used for public pur-
poses, and had upon it the Fairfax Court House
and Jail as early as TAO. The school house
was there 10 which the City Council met,
and about the period of the Revolutionary War
the old Court House was built there. There
too, occurred, in l754 the memorable rem
c,uutcr between Washington and Col. Gayne
There stood the oden stock. aud the whipping
D ,st. Al first there were no buildings In the
square except the Jail, Oh the southeast corner,
the clerk $ Office and school, on The northeas,
corner, with the Court house 90 the north; but
in 1896 the malket was extended, and Alexan-
dria Washington s) Lodge obtained permission
TO build lodge room on pillars above the mar
ket, where the Lodge remained pntll the lire. ln
1916 the old west market building, with Its
offices, Was erected, and 10 1917 furnished with
a cupola aud towo clock. lD 1928 the Hydrau-
lion Eogine HOUSE was erected on its eastero
boundary, anu at a later period the cannon
house was put up between the Hydrauon
house and the Market house. For a long time
the Crescent Fire Company had small framed
engine house on the W .st side of the market,
while the Sun Fire Company had a similar
house al its eastern end. Tne fire ladders aud
hooks were also kept under the market shed.
AT fist the market WAS very i'll supplied. Par.
son Weems relates that the planters 10 this
ncighborhood having an abundance Tor hoSpl.
tally were yet too proud to send garden stun
to market, and lett that for the negroes to turn
penny ard that ow og 10 the caprlc!ous nature oil
that race the supply could never be depended
upon, and sometimes failed altogether, SO that
The rich merchants of Alexandria were "ot-
ten 10 danger of starvation" They were afraid
to invite company, Tor often when the company
came the negroes failed to bring anything to
market. When Washington moved to Mount
Vernon, says the Parsun, be established mar
ket cart-the first Known in the neigh borhood;
his neighbours followed his example and Alex
andria lived on the fat OF the land
With the burning OF the old buildings, the
town obtained, by the sale Of some stock. which,
if it had been kept until now, would be worth
less, magnificent market building excelled by
that of no town 10 the Union with population
not larger than Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

The ,Uial uuI.b&r vi lntcr;Dcnts at Savannah,
Yesterday was 81 yal!oT fever intarmcG's, -.
Over onc-haE o. he colorad population are de-
pending upon tie charity Of th. whites, aud
the amount OF destitu ion is increasing. There
were seventeen deaths among the colored PEG
pie in two days. The Oh; rcsto7 C nributioDs
Tor Sayauaah exceed lhre: thousand dollars,
besides enc hou>aad dollars contributed BY thc
city COVER mout. The citizens OF Augusta con-
tribu I'd tw iva hu1d7 dollars Yesterday for
the Savannah suf rers, Additional! subscEip
tons viii he gwen to-day. The City LouucI
contributes fifty do.iars per day during the PIE
yalcnc" OF the epidemic. l. II night the City
CouncI Of J Lack sonvilIc, Fla, donat5d $500 to
shc poor and needy oi Savannah. who are sui:
fcring With the y@low vnr IL hat city. Gen.
Smirh vica prrsil, mt Howard Association of
Memphis, yesterday received the following tcic
gram from Mayor Andersen, Of Savannat, Ga:
~ ,ur generous contribution OF 81 900 recclv
ed our heartfelt thanks. We have muoh sui.
frripg a"d distress, and money is much need.
3D." Atlanta contributes 81 900 Tor the S.
.nuah sufferers Mayor Lltrobc, of Bali
more, yesterday sent his check 10 the Mayor
Of Savannah fDr 81 900 that had been collected
for tic yellow fever sufferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

A lady has been discharged iroui the Ireasu
ry Department for expressing wish that light
ping would strike the Lincoln monument. One
bad previously been dismissed. at the requ st
of Gen. Butler, Tor warning har fellow pas:en-
gers 10 street car of the danger of their spoons,
upon the Generals entrance. Mum he word
more than ever among government employees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

Governor Kemper has appointed the Sccrc-
tary OF the Commonwealth. James Med maid.
Adjutaut General Of the State, to serve until
the meeting OF the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

We have received from Mr.. George E.
French, 95 King street, Mime. Dcmorcs'' 5
What TO Near, aud the same lady illustrated
Portfolio of Fashions for the fall and winter
OF 1851, both filled with the most interest
ing maltrr--to the ladies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

The Criminal Court OF Baltimore, yesterday,
decided that the giving away OF liquor by res
tauraut keeper or liquor dealer on Sunday rem
dered him as liable to the pcuaIty as II he bad
sold II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

The Redmond Wing, one OF our Oldest and
most valued exchanges, has lately improved
UPON even its former excellence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
CANAL COAINIr.IaCE.

Arrived -E,ats +, NJ bynon, to Hampshire Il
BIT Goa Go; y ; Gran. and d A Lowe. 10
Americas: Goa, Co.
iepartcA-Boats Clifton, Bradburn, }
Csrdcr r i : IL nnd Lilly Lemon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

THE SUPPLY or CoUNTEFEIT CURRENCY -
The Chicago Iribuoc has he following relative
to the amount Of counterfeit paper currency
now ahoa':
The only cneravcrs working who were COZ.
Sid"rcd oxpcrts-Ton Ballard Ben Boyd and
George Whltc-havc been sent 10 the penitcn.
tary since Octoter !, lS74--he first for 80
years and the last two for ten years each. There
is another cDrruver at liberty, 40 Inferior work
man, he who cut the Richmond, Ind, $40
pate, aud the title plate for the Lafayette, Ind,
SO note THE latter the best counterfeit issued
both being printed evidently from the same
plate. The capture Of this fellow is only mat
ter Of time. 1t to, k yearly three years to get
3 .i,ard, cighl moDtbs TO reach Boyd, and seven
months to capture White. Not only were they
captured bur al their tools aud the plates from
which the counterfeit money was printed, thus
cffcc!uay stopping this iafat!on of the curreu
cy Previous to their arrcsI they put out large
quantities Of their bills. Their number is re-
due every month by the apprehension Of
dealers AID showers, but it is impossible to
gather in the whole issue, since thousands OF
dollars may remain buried Tor years In 1867
Nat HI; z". who engraved the so plate tvr
the Elrs, N1tiosaI Blk Of Phil.dclphia, and
was sent 10 cherry HI' therefor, buried
$3O, 900 10 these notes They remained in the
ground five " six years. and maUy If them are
now in clrcnl ,tion, though the issu was stopped
10 1867. The same is true Of what are known
"a the Lii lois fves, embracing the FIRST Ma
tiooai Bank; of Aurora, Caution, Gslena, PIX
tn, Peru AID Chicago, and the Traders aud
the Merchants OF Chicago. There were very
taw 1oes 0: the Merchants and GlIeoa put
ont. there being ro such bank as the Fi>rt Ma
tl)nal Of Galena; aud there were oone at all on
the First Of Peoria, though that is usually 10
Isis of c0un'eif i: NOS. There acvcr was
c nteriyi IS on the First of Louisville, Ky.
One was reported out ;hn statemect TT 5 yc:or
verified. All told, there are perhaps $l5OOO0
IN counterfeit tV 5 now out.
There has no been counterfeit $50 note
printed in SIX years, the p!a es from which the
Merchants Shoe l. Lea her OF New Yok and
thc National Bank ol Uitca, n. Y, ", re print
cd having been captured by Col Whitley,
when he was Chief OF the Secret Service
OFthr SO notes several sets of electropates
FOR the Farmers & Manu- acturers', the FIRST,
and the City Of Poughkeepsie, NY. have been
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
BsE ED

On the l4th Of $ept"mbe- MONIMlA FAIR.
FAE, .ol III daughter Of Arthur AMI Alice
Herbert, age! ye.rs aud ! months = Peters
burg rancr: please copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

THE DISTRICT COMMITTEE The Washing
ton Star says: Gen. Eppa Hutton, of Virsioia,
one Of he members of the jolnl select comn!t
tee TO prepare form Of government Tor the
DIS riot Of Columbia, left here this morning r
his home in Virginia. He !, in The Did,U #
his Congressional canvt.s aid cannot, '"r i;''
Immediate present, devote hlms2iF:o IL" Iab'f,
imrose upon him a. one OF The SUI committee
dc>rgD1cd to inqnlr" into the affair. cid I'll ct
government Coz. HcDdea. Of Farmon', IS
still he.e, but will lease for his houc III a day
or ;wo [. i ua,!ar,:o d tha. b,;i! Ie>sr-.
Hcudcc aud llunfon will rptufu IL IAN ca.1y dtJ
and enter actively up01 the important due,
assigned thcin. Both are g"n'I.mcu .; posi-
tive force OF character ana good juYmcot. aGtl
will doubtless endeavnr to discharge their du
tics with az eye single to the b@s' lnt rests ct
the District and its people. The Sal@c ion OF
Gov Hfntea is an especially apro9oa one, As
his service with the District OF CoiumGa Com,
mittcc will enable him TO bring 70 uui affairs 4
good deal Of Knowledge acquired by his cxp"-
pcricnce on that cou mittce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

COURT OF APPEALS Il Court of Appeals
met here on Myniay lat, President! Il. H. G..
Moncure and JUICES Staples, Christian and
Anderson on the beuch. Judge B1uliin i,
we regret to learn, still detained at home by i'll
health. The following cases were before the
cour. this week: Petitions Tor apneais in the
causes OF Harlaud W. Taylor, and Shpp' al.
minstrators vs. Castcmans administrators,
dismissed; Focrer vs.. torrcrs cx cutors, and
Re lards,n VS.. Insurance Company Of the Val
ley OF Virginia, ADD Wood l. Smith vs., Briggs,
argued and submitted; Rapp W Ayras, failed
to pay fer printing record, was dismlsacd; Mac
key VS. Mackny's administrator, continued til
next term; koellcr VS.. Goa imam, dsmis>cd
agreed; LIghtucr's trustee Us. Bushong, motion
made by Appellant for re-hcarIOg bctors iul
court; Perry l. &c. VS.. Shenandoah Valley
Bank, argued aud submitted; Mutton vs.. Vim.
B. Isaacs, leave given TO enlarge the recr1;
Winchester & Strasburg Railroad Go. VS.. Co..
scl,, partly argued. Samuel H. Lecte aod
George T. Compton qualified as attoruays.-
.Staunt0n Ftnd' :at0r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
COMMERCIAL,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Septr lG.-Wres,
Is IN large receipt, the offerings today smourt.
ing to 5l15 bushels; prices show decline since
yesterday + t. though the mark,t ; active
"ith sales u, iO3' Ia, rs 10 quality. Com hs:
: sh.iy @Gvanced, and lot o. yellow ,o,t 90.
lay At 81 mixed brought Al sn1 As; otlrrirys
Of GA bushels. No sales Of Rye reported ana
80 bushels If Oats sold 20
Coal REPORT The following is reoor, d,
the receipts and shipments Of coal during ,b.
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS. tons
Amer. Coal Co., }. Ii. lnrI"tt, jr.. Agt. l.lrl
j. L. Agncw.... nm
Hamp and Bal. Co., ". e. Toward, AT. lo5
Baen Avon Co., 5. 2. ). Hutson, Agt.. o.
lotaI jl}5
SHIPMENTS.
Americas Coal Observation-Disclosures. ASIA
:!au' pshlre and Ha tIln"Gc L"......~"... go
). L. so
blsen Avon Co 10
Ictai ......... 30
MAR : II l y rEILLIti ENCs.
Sun roSe.... 50. ) ~ Mann rises ........ / )
.Suu sets........... E + Niyh mnter. $50. q u,
ARRIVED
Steamer Theodore Weem$ Baltimore to Jos
8rodcrs Y 90. She reports SIX vessels in the
river bound up
SAILED.
>chr Eiwood Bur.on Boston, By American
chrs Sm Buck and 5 Il Crawford, from
GEORGETOWN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

A deliberate survey OF the political situation
is certainly favorable to the democrats. Yer
mont and Maine, with twelve electoral votes,
have just given large radical majoritles, but
they both voted the same way at the last pTesl
Dental election, while Alabama and Arkansas,
with fourteen electoral votes, which also voted
for Grant In 1872, have just given large demo
cratic majoritics. And while Sigle, Sumner,
Farnsworth Dana, Adams, and hundreds of
other prominent and Influential republicans are
excrting themselves to secure the election OF
Gov. Tldcn no democrat has expressed HIM
self as ia favor of the election of Gov. Hayes.
Then, too, we have assurance OF General kll-
patrick that without money Indiana will 60
democratic, and the assertion OF Mr.. Schurz
that the German vote will go the same way,
and yesterday dispatch from Columbus, Oulo,
to the New York lines, the strongest sort of
radical, says unless there is great change IN
the management Of the canvass III the next four
weeks lit is useless to expect more than
meagre majority 10 that State In October.