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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22
Barnard.


Meal has riz $4,000 per humid
red This is getting to be a big town.
Three weeks ago attempt was made
to break into the store of w. G. Dan
forth; two weeks ago the grst mill
was entered and bag Of meal put
out, but they were detected in season
the same week u barn was entered
and hens taken, Big place.
Sunday night thermometer 100
below.
Auctions are all the rage just
now. Saturday there were three ;
two of them caused by the failure OF
Marsh and Burnett.
Still the come. Anot her pauper
was added to this town Monday
morning. Are there any more wo-
men that can come here and throw
themselves on the town and Increase
the population if 50, tell em to come
on. by darn.
Hon. W. G Dantorth is SUI tfering
from Salt Rheum in his hands. He
is not able to do anything and can
hardly dress Himself.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22

Harvey, and Mr.. Chatles Mason
The Democratic organizations In all the
States and Territories are requested to
send the names of their Committees, i'm
mcdiatcly, to the Congressional Commit
tee.
Applications for documents, speeches,
and other political matter, and all COM
munications relating to the business Of
the Committee, should be addressed to
the Secretary, Hon. James Il. Harvey,
1926 + street, Washington City.
Editors who send their newspapers to
the Committee will be furnished with all
documents free of charge.
HESTER CLYMER, Chairman
w. II. BARNUM, Treasurer.
JAMES Il. HARvER, Secretary
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22

From Nathan Plummer, VI. D., Auburn, n
II. although avcrsc to countenancing raa
tent medicines. | cheerful, maze an eXcep-
ton of your very excellent Lung preparation
DIR. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. III 5
preparation have used in my practice for
more than ten wears past, and have always
found it to be Of more eilectual service than
anything within my knowledge. / recon-
mend it with the greatest confidence to those
subject to coughs pulmonary complaints"
so cts. and 81 bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22
HsOIllfret.

EOmlfcd.
-Rev Mr.. Hazen gave us the
fourth of Il course Of lectures, Thurs
day evening, at the Church IN North
Pomfret. Subject, 'Bombays and
English India 1t is very instructive
and deeply interesting.
MIR Edison from Randolph has
bought the Calvin Newton farm Oh
Bridg4water hill $50 called), and has
taken possession. He is buying a
small dairy of Jersey COWS to stock his
farm. Mr. Edison was married last
week to fine young lady. The way
they start in welded life is good evil
dence that they both mean business.
Success to them.
-Pomfret is tolerably well repre-
sent-d in Randolph normal school.
Nineteen young Americas are in at
tendance there. IA.
Fred Fay ON the Edmund Hodge
farm had several nice maple trees
broken down one night last week by
some passing rowdys in spirit of re
venge. The naples were set out by
Mr., Fay last spring for which he
drew the first premium offered by the
orange.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22

The Latest, Greatest. and most
reliable remedy ever put together by
medical science for Rheumatism,
Wounds, Swellngs, Burns, Cakcd
Breast, &c. is the Centaur Liniment.
There are two kinds. While the
White Linimcnt is for the human fam
lily, the Yellow Linimant is for SPAWN
ed, lame and strained horses and ami.
mails.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22
Childrn Cry for Cas;oria. 1t is

NHIINIH VI WI VHNtJI IN' TT Il
as pleasant to take as honey, ard is
absolutely harmless. 1t is sure to ex-
pei worms, cure WIND collie, regulate
the lowels and stomach, and overcome
iritablity caused by rash Or cutting
teeth. 1t is Il perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, and costiveness in young
or old there Is nothing in existance so
effective and reliable.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22

--DandIuf may be effectually Grad,
icated from the scalp by few appi-
cations of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22
IInrtland.

Hnrtland.
There will he an Old and Young
Folks Ball at the r. r. House, Hart
land, Thursday eve, March 3Oth, rs.
Music = Hawkins Band. Tickets to
Aalls q s's::-Supper Der couple, 81.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22
Wlnds0r Co. Meas.

O. Theprice Of ne SPIRIT OF THE ACE Is
Subscribers, and 81 rs TO Village Subscribers
s,ryed 6y the Carrier. Ifnot paid in adrance
50 cents extra ,ciU be charged in each case
ONCE Subscribers same as Mail Subscribers.
Woodstock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22

In the District Court OF the United States,
for the District of Vermont.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of William S. Morrill,,
Of West Randolph, in tho County OF Orange,
and State Of Vermont, within said district, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt, on his Credi-
tors petition by the district Court of said dis
trict.
WIN. A. DU BOIs, Assignee.
West Randolph, March, %, 1876.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22

BIRTHS.
n I Il ID
N OTTO
fARTNERSEyP DISSOLVED.

PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
The FIRM OF RUSSELL Il TEWKSBURY
having dissolved partnership by mutual con-
SENT the business will be carried on in the
same place by Il. T. TEwKsBURy All debts
due the company must be paid to L. p.
Tewksbury before the lat of April.
Woodstock. March ~. 1876.
+. p. TEWKSBURY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-03-22
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds,
STRAWBERRIES a. PEACHES,
NEW SORTS BY MAIL.


Plants Of the newest and finest improved
by mail. My collection of Strawberries took
the first premium for the best Collection, at
the great show Of the Mus. Horticultural So.
ciety, in Boston, last season. ! grow nearly
100 varieties, the most complete collection in
the Country, including all the new, large
American and imported kinds. Priced de.
scriptive Catalogue, gratis, by mail, Also,
Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Roses, Eyergrcens. .
packets Flower or Garden Seeds 81 by mail.
~ n The True Cape Cod Cranberry, best
w. sort for Upland, Lowland or Garden,
n by mail, prepaid. ~ per 100, $500
v. per 1000. Wholesale Catalogue to
the Trade. Agents Wanted
B. VI WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Pl"month, Mass
Established 1912.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15
Personalities in the House.

In the HOUSE OF Representatives, last night,
Mr.. kass,n, of Iowa, made political speech,
in Which he accused Mr.. filden OF being an
advocate of scce ssion and disunlon, and Of hay
ing offered the resolution 10 1864 declaring the
war failure. and of having ISSUED L circular
in 1868 which was intended to work fraud at
tlectious and defeat he wi of The people.
Mr.. Cox took til h9oI to reply and charac.
tcrizsd Mr. ka,son as defender OF Bcknap
and au apologst o! post-traders.
Mr.. Kassou immediately rose and called MC.
Cox to order, alleging tia. he was stating AID
uatruih.
NJ. C,x-I say tha; he has Ii d deliberately
about Coy lllt;cu. Applause on the demo.
cratic side and excitement all gvcT the House. |
As Mr. Cox spoke he crossed toe aisle over
to the republican side iD au excited manner,
waving III bis hand paper which he sal1 Was
Gov Tiid;u' owa denial OF th9 statement.
Mr. H,ar demanded that tie words Of Nh
Cox sd aid DC reported to the II Us, AID Mr..
Henderson also demanded that ii should be
stated that that gentleman Nlr. Cox came to
the republican side Of the House 10 an assault
iug manner. Roars OF laughter.
The passage between Mr. kass"n and Mr..
Cox was reduc ,t to writing by the ofhclal re-
porter ana read to the House, whcrcupon Mr..
Randall moved that Mr.. Cox be allowed to
proceed 10 order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

DIETETIC EFFECTS OF " ATER Certain ex.
perincuts mauc by French savau, with view
OF ascertaioiug how lar the phosphate Of llule
in bone may be replaced by other phosphateS
have been usedby Mr.. w. j. Cooper to illus
tratc how profoundly the bodies Of animals are
influenced By the waters they drlok. This is
AN aspect of the water question whioh will be
new to most people !; bu; there is 90 doubt that
the composition Of the body is materially lnfu-
enoed ny the mineral constituents of the iuius
We habitually drink. The active effects OF sew
eral waters upon the functions are we'll known;
it is not so generally known that wafer from ar
tcsan wells, SO pure from organic pollution,
sometimes contains sulphate of magneSia aud
other salts to such degree as to be positively
injurious. On the other hand, 10 some dis
trlcts In Holland whore there is only rain Wafer
TO be obtained for drinking purposes, sotteniug
and distortion OF the bones arc frequent. That,
as shown by the experiments referred to by
Mr.. Cooper, the use OF na,ura! waters may
tend to alter the structure Of our bodies, intro
duces another element into the much Vexed
question as to the proper source whence 10
draw the supplies of potable water tor towns
by showing that the inorganic impurities OF
water are of more importance to health than
they have been usually considered; while 1t
lends support to the opinion that same coadl
tions have something to do with the loter an |
O Their gIaud aar affections endemic over certain
egions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

SAD CoNDlTIoN-R. c. Newell, better
known as "Orpheus G. Kerr and also we'll
known journalist, is said to be gradually vast
ing away, his malady takiog tho form OF an
uoaccouDablc Discrimination to partakc Of food.
in four weeks he has los, thirty pounds Of fl sh,
and thcugh five feet tea inches in height,
weighs but l02 pounds. His on y uourishmcnt
is cup Of coffee daily, or glass Of milk. puuch
every other day. Neither his physicians nor
himself or family oao explain the cause of this
singular rcvusion of appetite, though fully
aware of the grave consequences ofils contiDu
ance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15
Alexandria, a..
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1875.

The SIXTEENTH AMENDMENT.-After the
publication of our article on the sixteenth
amendment, last evening, q very interesting
debate on the subject occurred in the Senate OF
the United States, and tho amendment was
rejected BY ayes %, noes l6 (tWo-thlrds being
r,uulred); strict party vote. What we sald
on the subject, was fully borne out by the re-
marks Of Senators on the radical side. Ii Is
evident from chose of Mr.. Eduuuds that The
EXCITING, not the calming, of religious asperi
ties, was the obiec, sought b. the author Of tie
Senate substitute Mr.. Chrsliancy attempted
to explain away the language of the amend
mcus, contendipg that it would not apply 10
hospitals and reformatories but surely " edu-
cational or OTHER Institutions, is sufficiently
plain English to defy all such attempts. Bloody
shirt Morton was on hand, Of course, strife
among brethren being the element IN which he
thrivcs most, but he was very happily met by
MIR. Boey, who said that the bloody shirt hav,
inc failed to excite the mad bull, the radicals
had sought out another animal and brought
out the Pope, with intent to cttec: their OVID
ends By the scare they could create with hlu.
Messrs. Morton, Kcrnsn, Whyte, Randolph,
Eaton Stevenson, and Salisbury also opposed
the Measure, showing how utterly unnecessary Ii
was and denouucine the effort to blnG another
fetter upon State and popular sovereignty.
The "most unkindest cut OF all. however,
was given to Blaine 10 the house of his treods'
The amendment passed by the HUase vas bis
and his alone, excepting solely the last clause
which merely prevc ntod lati,udlntu" construc-
ton of its provisions; yet Senator Freinghuy'
sen was uokiud enough to say that 1t pro-
hibited the appropriation OF money to religious
sects but did not prohibit its being given 10
infdal sects, F" while Senator Edmur1s char
ac.erzcd it as "a deusive and deceptive per
Torrance, involving the principle that toe rev.
enue derived irom all men, OF all sec's and
crceds, should be given to promote the views
of any particular sect " Poor Blaine bis presi.
dental sun having set now none so poor 10
do him reverence. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

The Oriental Cousistory Thirty second De-
gree Ancient and Accepted Rite Masons from
Chicago, numbering 95, arrived at New York
Yesterday, and were received by New York
aud New Jersey consistories numbering sevc.
raj hundred. .All attirrod in full rceaIia aad
with band they marched from Broadway to
the Grand Central Hotel, where the guests
were lodged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

We publish to-day letter IRON Col. John
S. Mosby, which appeared 10 yesterday New
York Herald, giving the Colouels views, and
his reasons why Hayes and Wheeler should
be supported. The reader will be disappolnt-
ea-or not disappoiuted-to find that 1t is the
''samo old story of bending the knee that
thrift may follow fawoiDg,' which viii hnd q
feeble response if aoy at all, in this State, or
the South. The Colonel is great friend OF
Grant and has allowed bis personal feelings 10
get the better of his judgment, but as loot s
would say, Its of no consequence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

Mr.. A. S. Abel, proprietor Of the Baltimore
Sun, attained his 7Oh birthday on Thursday.
In his early newspaper career, subjected to VI
cissitudes Of more than ordinary severity, his
remarkable energy rose superior to all obstacles
and his paper is now cot only one OF the most
valuable pieces Of newspaper property 10 the
country, but his fortune is uucquaied b: any OF
his contemporaries either 10 this country or
Enrone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

Curious PORTUGU ESE Foam or tOuRtSIl' E.
The Young men, however, have onc occupation
more ,muortant even than wearing tight boots,
aud which almost IN fact, goes With lt-that OF
making the very miiGiest form ct love Known
among men. The praces4, indeed, IS carried
on in so ptaton:c manner, and with so much
proper feeling, that doubt it even the siEic'
e., English goveraets would find anything ID It
to effect to. The young gentlemen pay their
addresses By simply s'fndng IN front Of the
house occupjeu by the orject If their Affections.
while the young perSoo IL gu ostion looks down
aporovinsly irogi al upper wiodow, anu thc'c
tic matter ends.
They are Dot within speaking distance, and
have to Content IL m,n!qva Win express VIC
glances and dumb >nGw, Tor 1t would be
thuutht iigh!p unbccr ulrg tor the young lady
to allow a IWc' dou:t1 tl'toT down into the
str ?ct, while he laws ri gr"vl'aIl'n stand 10
the way Of The upward flight oil such docu
rDcIr-unvcigh;ci at last With a s!oo"; and
this. ii G. US, might risk giving the young
lady black cy :, or breaking her father win
,:4g nanc$. So the lUVC:s there renlalD, lien
far hou,s. feeling no doubt very happy, but
looking unu:! nrahly 10 lisa. These silent
cnpT,sIips sometimes c0nti:u" for very long
periods, before the lover can ask the tata ques
ton, or the lady rcirru tho tinal answc
heard story Of one such pro!ractcd couTtShlp
which an ingenious novelist mi. ut casl y work
lD;n 4 D., city romance.
A .nut forty or fifty years ago, before The
sui, .,rvssion o.! converts in Portugal, a young
lady YVES engaged to be married. For SOM
reason or other the marriage did not come OFT,
and the girl ;3as pl.csd IL 3 Beaedc'lne nun
merry at OpnTo Suou after came the abolition
OF converts; bu. whirc the moHasiercs were ab-
solu;cly d:ss lived and the monks scattered,
the runs WHO were 4,raady inmates Of reil
oi9us nous were suffered there to rem IN.
rhe young lady, accordingly, on the suppres
sion occurring did rot leave the Bcnctlctinc
convent 1t IS TO DC presumed, however, thar
the rules OF his partlcu ar establishment VI re
somewhat rciaEc,i, for he y0uug gentleman ~hJ
had been engaged to this yun fiS observed t.
take his cons; an. stand before the barred v u
dow Of h,a fotm2r distress Cell, while abe would
become visible behind the n:alng. Here the
romance | have imagined w3u.d perhaps rather
lack luciicut and except 10 a masters hand
might grow mouGt0u0us, tor this hopeless court
hin l. Sted no fewer than fvur-and thirty years,
Till bowed and middle aged man paced the
pavement ard looked NJ To 4 groy haired ms
trass. 1t only GUIDED with the death OF the lady
few years ago. Many persons have assured
M hat they have often been eye Witnesses OF
what [ have described, and | iounI that the
f.ct W. qui'e notorious ia . oVto.-Lato"che $
Tr0re1S . R1rtugal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

The Emperor of China has issued an order
forb,dding the emigration Of MS subjects to a
Spanish colony. This step has been occas:oned
by the discovery that the labor contracts under
which coolies have been imported into Cuba
were treated there as binding the coolies to a
life OF slavery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15
q Os1rsSS.

L. th3 Senate, ye tad >, the lla"aian
treaty till Was further debated, and italy pass
ed. Mr. Spencer submitted a resolution charg.
Ing fraud 10 the raccDt election in Alabama,
and providing for an inv, stigailou. lie asked
for it, Immediate confederation, but objection
was made on the democratic side and ii went
over. At the evening session the substitute CT
the judiciary committee for the Blaine school
au,cnam:rt vas called Up and debated a.
length auG AT = Il. III. VA, d ,lratCd-yc;- IS
bays lGtwn-tnrdS noi vo;Irg in tie atfrha-
live, a. required by the Cop-ji ulUD.
In the House Of Representatives Alr. Ran
dali mae -om, general remarks Oh tn aprGo-
pration bills. shown. ia! thc r"ductl sne ovt,r
las: year. anprGp :ia,i1uS aiuount T. S29 o4l,-
253. :. rDc*ssg@ W. ad before the siuusc
from the President in regard to the river and
hartog bill, stating HAT i ii had been c0:a!n-
s,ry Oh him 10 cXpcni ii" money thcrc!u 81
propriatcd IL wuu.G have va;o"d il, but, that
as it was uol, he ul take care that n pub
lie money should be expended % useless wo.s>,
CT upon any that were not clearly national.
The mcs>agc, after debate, was referred 10 the
Coumi!tc. % Coinm"rca The evening SIS
sion IF the House was spent prlucip-ly IN poll
;icrl debate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

The radical campaign in MAine was opcocd
at Portland last night. A large audience was
assembled. Speeches were made by II. 0.
Pratt, Of Iowa, and J. G.. Blaine, the latter
being received with tremendous cheering the
band paying ''Hal to the Chief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

The New York Tribune states that so many
of the hotels and restaurants in that city have
lowered their prices that the reduction Is likely
soon TO be made general.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

Holy PLACES OF DAMASCUS. We must
mount heap of rubbish 10 the center of this
cemetery, to see q splendid view OF the city, the
SaahIyych, and t;!e miIi cleft of the l'arada,
with iIrrmon in the 'l!st!nac. We Will then
keen along the wall to tho southeast t!!! we
reach Bat kisan, the walled up ea'c near which
St. Pau! c!i The city. Aud thr"u.ii win
dow 10 basket was let in"n hv the wall,
aud c.cspcd" e Cor, Xxi, 33l. The win
dow was shown til lately. nav heard scot
tcrs say that he chose spot TWO yard from
the sentry, but conclude, if his escape was
protected by our Lord, that this nigh; bave
been permitted, TO make il mare manifest. ln
front, among the walnut trees, is a little cupo-
la Il tomb containing tho rcmalns VI nnc Jlryus.
8 porter who be'rended 81. Paul, and was 20
that account killed; he. Is now honorci as =
saint and mar:yr. The hous' Of Na'aman the
leper, CLOSE outside this gate, is now covered
by lcper hosrilal--Iot a pleasant place to
visit. even Tor charitable purposes The house
Of Judas, where Paul lodged, Is ia Il lane of
Straight street.
One sees but scrap pncplag cut from
am ing bazaar stalls. and near it is al OH tomb
cnvorcd with rags, said to BE- that of Aoania:.
The noy places are bat a stones throw from
the eastern gate Two remarkable places srcm
to be Lut little kn0%n-o!d houses. W ,!ch !lk:
all other aacirni places OF Damascus, nav
very underground look as ii STA III" had
been built over aud over again, IN a ircS!l layer
with cvcry ncw MASTER the deeper yhu 90 the
more solid b"cJDcs Tie mas may. these are
the houses 81 IS. J,hn and Thomas ot Damas-
Gus. the icrmcr was inc N d ;rv.i Arab.
thcologiau and poet, the oaiy graf nam" pro
duceI by The "Pcari of the E,lsi.' The latter,
as q ,kicy AID Chiffon tells Us, Vas Christian
knight; he Is s.w.ys represented 10 black arnoF
fighting against the Sarac@ns, and alter him
Bah Tuna is called. The only other holy place
have not spoken of is the site OF ST. PuuIs
conversion 1t Is connected win three or four
different localities The only one hat realizes
the scene to my miu;i is .ha panorlma of Da,
ma<cus dcsceudiog JebcI Kay<un, because it is
the Only approach that takes one $ breath
away Yet Mohammcds apochrypal visit Is
pac ID at Buwwabai Allah. and st. PATHS on
he road from jerusalem .-"1hc huar Life Of
Syria, By Isabel Burton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15

Mr.. Hoar desired to offer a substitute that
Mr.. Cox be called 10 the bar of the House and
ccDsured.
The Speaker decided, however the first mo
ton to BIZ put was that OF Mr.. Randall.
There was % quorum votl0g on MIR. Ran
dall's motion aud so it vas not carried and Mr.
Cox had not the opportunity OF continuing his
remarks.
On the other hand, motion to adjourn was
lost and the House was in this tangio ut halt
an hour after midnight.
MIR. Cox made an effort to explain, but was
prevented by loud cries Of Order, crler,'
from the republican sdc to which Mr.. Terry,
of Virginia, responded that they would stay
here till day breaks.
Proceedings were in progress at a. ID. for
call of the House. the democrats wanting
to give Cox a chance to he heard, but the re-
pubcaus would not permit it,
All kinds Of diiatory motions were made, and
at about three o'clock there was u call of the
| House, which lasted Tor about an hour, when,
Mr.. Cox got the h,or ard apologiz"d to the
! Ii use for the language used towards Mr.. kas-
| SOD.
MIR. kassoo also made 40 explanation, after
which
Dir. Hewitt Of New York, obtained the floor
| and maue one Ol inc aDleS[ sp1ccRcs OF she
s. sion, in which he most thoroughly vim ilca:-
cd the political record Of Mr. Tihen, and pal
that gentleman the most deserved compliment
| Tor his purity, integrity and marked ability, and
denounced the slardorous reports that have
been circulated against him.
Mr.. Sun Set Cox made sunrise speech,
and
| NJ Randall declared tia. it vas worth 4
wcck 5 coDlirunus session to have heard NJ
| Hewitt $ spcccI..
Al i've mlrurcs past six o'cloek this uorniDs
the llous@ adj !urAcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15
Foreign News.

1t is DOW reported that Disraell Wi; soon re
sign the premiership, AMI Lor,i Datby Is men.
TONED as his SUCCESSOR.
The Duke of Bu:k nehaw will probably sue
oceG Lori Lytton as Governor tencrai vi Ia
dia.
The British Parliament was prorogucd yes
terday.
The Sergians say they will continue the war
against Turkey to the last 'x;iomlty.
Fighting continues in the State Of Gauca,
Columbia Daniel Herrera, aconsarYatva chief,
has been defeated aud killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-15
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, August 15.-Whcat
is in lair receipt and prices remain firm; offer
ings of 24l7 bushels with sales at 80alls for
poor to choice rod. Corn is quiet, with u falling
of in receipts; sales OF 778 bushels mixed at 81.
81 bushels OF Oats brought 35.