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yeti's Theatre JulIui C-tW.
rewsry Theatre H,rts's Ttuup4
rrcoLiyn Theatre Rose Michel.
thicktr ira Hall hungrp.i and Dramatic Rs,dtga
rhnteau Mablic N.rieties-sih H. AL ID az hslla'a
fscit Theatre rekeL
run Avsrue Theatre rla..
Iyecu- Ih' atre-Nsn,y.
Clyr Pie theatre Nsusiy.
Partisan Varieties -ish a. .si Bo,i-v n.tns.
park Theatre Bna
bteinway usll-TheYJo, nom~, hsunt
Ben Frsneisee Minstreis Nr"r
Tony Pastors Theatre-yTisI.
GIvsn 1hsstre-vH,y.
thirty fourth street Theatre -Pafd.n sali'A
nien square 1heatrr- feffseL
MsllaeL,. Theatre Romance Of Poor Youus Mas.
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There is much surprise mt the way
after day, twice or thrice every day In the week,
excepting Saturdays. But those who attend the
Hippodrome see that there is but slight strain
upon his mind or his body in preaching. He
makes no unnecessary drafts upon himself He
but talks easily, for a half hour, at each meet
ing, upon some simple theme with which he IS
entirely familiar, gong over ground that he has
been constantly haSer-inx for dozen
or fifteen years. His laoors do not com
pare with those OF the reyivast JuHN
WESLEY, who delivered average OF nf-
teen strong aud energetic sermons every
week during the greater part Of his lie time,
who travelled four or Ave thousand miles e ch
year. not on railroads or steamboats,, and whose
meetings often numbered 10000 peope. IVES
IFYs sermons were remarkable for their close
REASONING their fecuudity of Illustration, ami
their overwhelming fervor. But even this con-
unuous torrent OF preaching for sixty-ave years
was merely portion Of his WORK AS the founder
Of Methodism. lie was forever busy organizing
churches, supervising ecclesiastical interests,
and determining questions Of faith, policy, and
practice-matters with which Brother MOODY
has nothing to do. WESLEY encountered hard
ships from which Brother MOODY IL saved and
was the victim Of oboquy derision, and even as
sault. which are not within Brother MoODY's
experience. In fact, the reyivalists OF the Hip
podrome have comparatively easy work, under
agreeable associations, and among willing
audiences OF church-golng people, who listen to
the doctrines they have been hearing all their
lives
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TIE srN NEWSPAPER

IL printed and published every day in the year Al 1875
1913 and 10 Nassau street New YORK city. It's regular
edition on secular days no~ averages about 10000
Us weekly edition over $1,000 aud its SUNDAY issue
about the same II thus puts and cells million copies
, wees. which read all over the nitod States.
1hi. is circulation Unprecedented IN American jour
nalsm, and # Is cOnslantly Oh the increase.
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..
III the course OF II lecture on h"ppy-
Wdirg,' 1UrPER HOLLAND said on luesuaY
evening that while boy knew nothinR on utess
between eighteen and twenty-five, except what
his tailor told him, girl between the same ages
knew all about II. This mFtter OF dress ls one
In which TUPrER HOLLAND Is transcendentiy
strong. He reduced the cravat ana trousers
question to fine point years ago HIS as
covery In the "Tinothy Titconb letters that
the cravat ts the dress centre was an event III
the history OF man. Though you may wear
coat OF finest cloth and most scientific cut a
ralr Of trousers that ripple to the boot every
fold line OF exquisite beauty waistcoat that
clings TO the form with the gentle embrace OF
perfect proportions and from your watch chnin
bangle PRICELESS treasures OF the jewellers art
yet give up all thought OF being well-dressed
your complexion. or 80 adjusted as 10 offend
the critical eye. or the discovery OF TINS, since
IL has been pointed out by him, apparently self-
evident fact. the glory belongs TO IUpPEn HOI-
LAND. We think he also LAID down the further
simple but important doctrine that unless the
toos Irc well hitting and well blackened. the
ha. a triumph Of the hatter's genius, and the
shirt a gem OF the science OF the sempstress ana
the lluudress. the man cannot he held TO be
well dressed by an intelligent tasteful, exacting,
and critical eye. All this Is true, sound, and
established both by the unassailable laws OF art
aud the experience Of mankind. But when
| UPPER HOLLAND goes so far as to say that
the boy between eighteen and twenty five knows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

The Schuylkill county people are scold-
ing about the pardon of their recently convicted
corrupt Commissioners, and, with all respect TO
the Hoard OF Pardons ana the Governor, We
think thew have GOOD cause to scold. We have
seen nothing that justfes the intervention Of
the pardonlng power. me demand for the par
don was strongly backed by personal official, and
political Influence. but II was just sucn de-
mand as should nave been resisted II half the
ST tie had been Dehiud II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

out going through bankruptcy and getting rid
Of the idlotic building BY which II is crushed.
Newspapers are very easily destroyed, otherwise
they would he more desirable than thoy are a.
property TO invest In.
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Thn frnnkng rriylIege seems to ho I'd

The franking privilege seems to he re-
established. Wa have received from member
Of Congress-, To whom We no indc0,ed for the
favor, II envelope containing speech with the
following inscriotion: Part of Colg. Record.
Fee" On the other c rner IL the name OF tho
memncr. 1hi4 10 about The old style Of things,
lIua Lhe hmm bng.
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BAD for the Acknowledgement.

And now comes the most unkindest cut
of all. Even the President turns his back
upon Attoruev-Ge noral PIERHEPONT, and
questions the propriety of his famous let
ter Of instructions to the District Attor-
noys. by announcing that If it had been
shown to him, it is doubtful whether he
would have approved of 1t. Verify, 1t is
safer to serve ones conscience thnn to be
superservicenble to the King.
The following is the announcement which
appears, very conspicuousy, i'll the official
Journal at Washington, and, as is fully be-
lievcd, on the direct authority Of the Pres
ident;
INC President, ~ we arc reliably Informed never
the somewhat famous letter Of instruc,lonsto
General PiERRRroSr until after appeared IN ln IL
seems probable In the lg! OF ~, m m ,na.
rarly ahstrcted from nc Official rec9tis sna seursa i
Tie Preslent d,d no, Know of is existence until after
had been public ed aud u no cetai ,e ", NJ pu
have approved Of II II II had hcen submitted 10 MN
In another part OF the same paper, on
the first page, this same announcement, In
substance, is repeated as follows:
"Tae letter Distrc, ATTORNEY, from the Attorney.
fuss, nd which ma, staied, with 40 nucn or
cumsiantisllty. that the President dictated 10 NJ
from tcstving against Gen BABc OK II Il low ascer.
tanned simply confidential letter written by inc
ATTORNEY -tencrfl without the snoN ledge OF tue rct
dcat ana IN the I'M crest OF Justice. II was
Intended for publication out IL was aberacted Al
pinned when the President for the mrs. tinbe became
aware Of It's existence. had 90 been presented 70 MN
before mailed there n no certainly thar he Noud
have approved II. These the SIMPLE iacts IN the
ease, which the detective pres se'prcted TO ignore
without apology an,s ie, either to the PRESIDENT or
the Attorney General"
The term collective press" which oc-
ours twice in this paragraph, is, originally
and peculiarly, the expression OF Gen.
GRANT; and its occurrence and recurrence
clearly stamp the article "a his own.
When the President thought the end OF
his use for BADcocK had come, old associn-
tons aud longtime intimacy did not stand
in the way of his sudden, severing their
relations, and he showed his old friend
the door. Are we now TO understand
that after all the sacrifices of character
ana reputation which Mr.. PfERREPoNr has
been making, i'll the interest of the Admin
istration rs he supposed, the dexter finger
OF the Presidents right hand is indicating
to him also the place Of eXitl
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DAILY AND stNDAY, 30 cents a line, ordinary advcr
isns large type, 20 cents ami preferred positions
81 cents to te.50. according to classincaiion.
wEEkiY.- 20 ccntsa lnc no extra charge for large
type Preferred positions from 10 cents to g..
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nAitv 4 Pages, by mail. 5Jc. a month or $3.50
. year postpaid; with suAd,y edition $40.
SUNDAY = pagcs), ~ 30 per year. postpaid.
WIKKLl - pages, 81. 40 per year, postpaid.
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Would II not lie well for the Bar Associ-
alton to nail rs nag permanently at half mast
for the righteous reformers bv whom 1t was
founded? FIRST, HENRY NICoLL; and now
WILLIAM c. BARRETT Alas Alas!
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Taxing New Jcr-cv's Railroads.

Mr. Seweli introduced a nil in the New Jersey
Sen te, yesterday, providing that all railroads
ICED uadrr the general law shall be taxed IA per cent.
upo their capital stncN with dsduc lions for
much OF the hne heA beyond tue limits VI the state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

A writer in the Globe Democrat, who
discusses with as much Intelligence and rs ac-
cu,ato information rs usual the gossip OF tho
New York daily press, estimates the value Of
cartnin journals AS followA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

Work has been com Fenced on A. r. ~ ewa-t's
extensive carpet factories at MAJ cawan N. Y. Ihls
village now lids far ~ become thriving place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-23

IfGov. HrSpRIcFs T. IN the same ship with
Pc DLKIoN apptagnc indicate, tAe people ctsre
to know it.-IToy Inns
Nonsense. The Governor IA not in that line.
lie is man OF strict proproty, and never made
." n present to lady" worth $4,000 ia his lfe.
except, perhaps, to Nrs. HESDRIcKs.
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sNEEzING SWAIN.
(song adapted for the estSrrh)
Oh, cub with me, dearest the boOdllght 10 besbis,
l. heabig go soft Cd the sea,
And long al thy lattice Thy love has beed droabg,
seed dreabig. o dresbig Of thee
TscheeD
Beed dreabg o dreabis Of theei
ny bark Oh the shore love Is tenderly rockiR'
BEFORE rosy david we mus nee
Oh, wave iron thy casebent towel. socGg
To hlb that is waiug for theei
(Te-oheeD
To nib that 10 waitig for thee
All, sood we shall dwell amid gladness unoroA''i
Far. tar frob The world snail II be.
Yes, further than Long pradgc or yet than Ho''S'"
Though AL spods are wul beside Ties
QetheeO
Though all spOds are Nd reside ih'e'
Don't do mp q bag.hsirl IT'S nucn bore romapus
Iolet tiosr ricn trcsses noad ire.
And don't delay long. tor I'm perfectly ffauNR
To brave the hllow with tno"l
Crech-eD
To brave tho ses.DlloW with ihcc'
All. haste, darllg. haste, It Is truly disp'ea'f
10 stand IN we'd grA.. ~ bS dec
And every wudcr In wtde t1 be- -ne' az
wnhs dreiOig. o drcahg Of thee
Qechce9
Yes sneezg md dreADls VI t'ee'
hrou noSAIP'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05
TEL NEWS.
Foreign SoXS.

LONDON, Oct 5.-.rhe Daily News has q
dispatch irom Blackburn, which says: TIE
cotton operatives having decided to be nc
logger bound by the arrangement by which
their wages have hitherto been regulated.
Some OF the largest spinoers have posted no.
tees stating that they hold themselves at lib.
erty to close the spinning departments of their
mills without warning.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-A special dispatch from
Madrid to the News says: The appointment
Of 90 important . parsonage as Gen. Martinez
Ca.ppos to the Governor Gcncralship of Cuba
is ,roof that the gov rom mt is making eve ~
sacrifice to crush the Cuban resurrection. the
nomination was totally unsolicited. General
Martinez Campos viii hmscIf nominate his
Principal officers.
PARIS, o. 5.--Immcdiately upon the ,eas
sem5hrg OF the Chambers several radical depu-
ties will intr, ducc fresh proposals Tor general
amnesty.
BERLIN, Oct. 5.--The Stats Gcrlchtschof
met to day for the trial Of Count Won Amin
on charge of high treason. y letter IRON
the Count, dated from Ouchy. was read, stat,
iuc that the weather prevented his coming to
Berlin. As his illness was moi legally
attes,cd the Court On demand OF the pubic
prosc cutor decided TO proceed against i,lih lu
cou;umaciam. The Court also decided that lis
proceedings should be private. Count FoD
Aruiuls Cavnu was not permitted to pica''
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yellow T. ever.

New YORK, Oci. 5.-An Atlanta, Ca, dis
patch Of October i says The weather still gets
warmer at Savannah, and the lever IS ircreas.
ing. There are moro ucw cases reported To.
danthan any day il two weeks. The deaths
viii Increase proportioDalty Us the climatic
change is rnf.vorauc. 4 curious TACT Is that
there are more intcrmants tlom fever IN the
Catholic cemetery than III all the other ccme-
teri:s combined, although The Catholics are 10
the minority 10 the city. This Is due 70 the
fact that the Catholics arc mostly foreigners
aal much more susceptible to take the fever
ao,! TO dic OF it, The desIi;utiou is appalling.
1t seems impossible for the relief agencies TO
meet it. Thousands of healthy people, cspccl
aIiy negroes who arc thrown out Of work by
the paIaIyzaion OF business arc totally depen-
dent on the relief commiltcc for their daily
rations. The change OF weather carried the
int.rmcnts ia one day from l. to Il. The
warm weather is generally ovcr IN Georgia.
There is no frost here this morning Tor the first
time in five days.
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The rf:aFuekS.

New York. Ocl. 5.--Stocks active and un.
settled. Moucy II. God 81: -Four quite ADD
6fucr Wheat quiet aud uuchauged.. Corn
quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-Va. sizes, deferred
g.; do. c,aSoi1Ats G7ss; do. % series So.
Cotton dull and weak; Ia ,idlipg l04al0S. Flour
stroog aud 2jc highcl; Howard Street and
Western Supclfnc 350aS4.25; Go. Extra 80
ass 25: do Family Is SO -; Gag Mills ou.
pvrauc 81 81 50; dc. Extra 47155a$G %; do.
Rio brands 1918; do. Family $50. Wheat
,troug, active aud higher; No. ? Western red
l26a 1870; No. do. I20ll23; Pennsylvania red
l25sl3O; Mary and rvJ, good to prime LISA
81; do. amber l33al40; do. white l20a 50.
Corn-sout;crn frucr ard higher; western
weak aud lower; sou hem " hitc 54a57; DO vel.
low IS 80; western miyrd 81 spot, 57{a51 !
last halt October; 57!a511s November. GAS
steady AID firm; southcrn prime 4U,:5O; western
white 40a43; do mixed 34a37. Rye quiet at
5Sa6O Hay unchanged. Provisions firm but
quiet and unchanged Pork $3.50. Butter
firm, active aud unchanged. Coffee strong and
unchanged, Sugar steady; dcu,aud fair at l05a
lO4 Whiskcy scarce aud irm; held at Il.
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'E'eicyra5pslic Summary.

-R"qu;sl!iou papers have been obtained
iron Governor 'liden for f. \. Woodward,
iwccd's par tncr vino wa. a raacd IN chicago
yesterday, AID officers are now Hn their way to
Chicago to briDg him 20 n York.
An accident occurred to The express train
bound cast on the Great Western Railroad.
last night, TWO miles west OF Princeton, Ort.
F!vc persons, the eos nrcr, fireman, two express
N osscngcr; aud iio baggag:nlan we're killed.
The American b card d Missions opened
il, thr,i days seSsion at Hartford. Conn.,. al 5
o'ciock 70 day with prayer meeting aud gath
c.iug OF one hucdrcd Theological. students who
we're addressed By the foreign secretary on the
suEi"ct OF co :~ecraiot to mission wpik. y
paper was read dcprccatiug the present Indian
policy OF the GOVERNMENT which excited some
debate
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From fE:DR.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Mail adviccs from
Havana oil Sept 50, say The icsuTgcuts ca.
tered the city Of Los Tuaas on the 22d, and
Obtained possession ofi it, The DiarIo coniruis
this news, aud says the Spanish garrison were
probably in counivanc2 with the Insurgents.
Iha! Journal says that henceforth 1t will give
the news bad or good, as II comes. Los Iunas
strategic Importance Is Very gr:l' taitIlu
Genera! Javailar, il is reported, desires that nc
r.orc troops si!al! be sent here from Span uu-
less he is provided wiz II icy To pay III, H.
II IS feared that there WI be a muliny here
If he soldiers arc hot paid They have recclqcd
no bay Tor six or SEVEN months
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sspuNssCG,

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-lhc Maladvic2s says:
A .chcouer tIonsiag 10 the American bank
f ct, pu; Into Bag Bulls, n f., on the us;
utiuo, and reported 'lIat tee of her crew were
drowncd during the last eaStery gale op the
anks. She lost, also, nearly everything On
deck, and the two Survivors Of the SHIPS crew,
who brought The vessel into port, describe the
uai,. as terrific
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05
El,a s.aorr;A Election.

COLUMBUS Ga. Ott. 4.-Mu>cosec equity
gives Uoqlit' d "a, 9O3, and Njrcr9$s, rep,
sos. Fo State Senator, Caly, dem, 60 OPP
position, SAG; Representatives, O'ttis, dcrn ,
10 oppositou, S4l, AID Moses, dcm., 10 orpo-
sition, SIS Chaiiahoochio county gives Io!-
quit, dem, 800 maj ,ri'y; Representative,
Monillilgc, dciu., $50 n!a lglly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05

As our reporter came along Water street last
night, shiverng with the chill night air, and
drawirg his oyercoat tightly about him, be y,
thought, nov is the time for colds and cough,
but if poor mortals ouly knew what certain
cure DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is, how few would
oug suffer, and then il ouy cess twenty-five
-lSaaduSky Ohiol Register.
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,.> >'"'> q q I T.%g"i@ to '0it:
/ CHARLES X. lIOOFF, Cashier of the
F., National Senk Of Alexandria, Virginia, d"
,o"'uuly swear that the above statement Is true,
tpiUc h,,>; 81 my lin"wlcdG 90 and belief.
ClIAS. f. llOOFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9TH
dar u! Uctvber. 1876
X kEMPER, Notary Public.
InrTcct-attcSt
" j ;-nurnE.
) T. GREGORY Directors.
). + BE,,u oct SIT
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COMMERCIAL.

Iry,sDRIA MARKET, Oct 5.-The Market
,,,,ar VAS very active, prices for Gram having
,.an,a1 considerably. Wheat is in gooo re-
o.,,, and 1852 bushels sold to-day at lloSlz' lor
air 10 choice red. Corn is also in better de-
m.nd and 3tS bushels Of mixed brought %.
,,., steady At 55. Oats active at $50
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 4, 1876.
H''Hg,Nt,le- Prices to-day ranged as follows :
y . Reyes .,................ .........4 81 n > 20
Gn.rs, y rated first qualty ......."..4 W o.
v;,,i,n or good fair qualify ..."......5 70 W
nri,9arv thin Steers, Oxen and Cows on 70
G,~.r.! average OF the market ..".3 81 w
.A.reme range ofpriccs.. 81 20
u.. the sales were from ............3 70 d Il 20
Tha market this week has been SLOW, except
.,- sIigh. extent at times in the w holesae trace
Pres have fallen off 3asc, some dealers consic-
nrir !, the decline III sons cases &c. ! nc quanty
,y,. ~, rs coed as last week tAough lhefe were
.o,ac - good tops, they were not heSf as hu-
,g-y,ls snd tho common grades We're largely "a
,....s OF last weeks numbers. Total receipts
s3r Ina week 45lS head. Total sales for the past
geek 3652 head.
Shnen-N hile there has been comparatively
,nrr,. lumber of common and stock oheep
.r,.7.ng the receipts. thero have also been soma
.nr better ones than last week. frlces arc
s|r,-cev as good quality being considered, nor
i the demand for cu:cher or stock Sheep AS &C
w Ther. is some call by Eastern buyers Tor
y,oi t.t Sheep, sud sales 20 Il considerable e2-
.a,t roid be made il that Class Of stock was here
j. .A;.yu.te numbcrs We quote utchse Sneep
>. "a. per 1t, ani st"ckers 2aS3 oO per mead.
a...t!..s ta:s wee" 61SI heac.
.ir!.-TLe supply has been equal 20 the de-
- mi ana The quality quite on apsr With last
..,a,,'s receipts. Prices have declined tuity &c
i: a., list report w quote cornted Hogs ~ o.
s:c-.,w III the latter; sti!ers 74ao4i per pound.
krc.:p.s this week 5795 head.
,isiNiG EILLi<i Il y ( Z.
>,r ,os........ 6 0 Moan riscs........ E So
.Nue sets. ......... 5 80 High ocater...... . ~
ARRIVED.
S,esm:r Express, Baltimore, to Jos brodors
k "a. She rvpor.. only one vessel IN the river
DuGnd up
:t..m,r New York, Philadelphia to + 4
Reed
>chr J c McSh.ae. Philadelphia, to Lesth'
>clr. Lizzie "A Hickman ard Estella, for
" ashin rtu!l.
Sc!lrs .do.t;e A Hand, VIM d Marvel and
Marietta ~loeiman, for Georgetown.
SAILED.
tuush u Son. ~
Schrs Oliver Amos, + Merwin. Mary Riley
and Henry z Ravens, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
>cir L Godfrey, hence, At Boston Sd.
.,lAr II Il CoGgdon, from Providence for TINS
port III Newport ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05

POLE RAISING. a cocrel Hayes and
Wheeler Club 81 which Joan Watson Is presl-
dem, succeeded in raising pole sixty five feet
high, on Einegar Hill this morning, hHarlng at
the top the Unlci States f u surmonnted by
bruom, but 40 Hayes and Wbce!c! Tag. The
club will hold meeting there n=X! week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05

II wish | was dead, is an expression not
unir, oueutly used BY the dyspeptic and sut-
tercr tiom Liver disease aud DEPRESSED spirits
urht iug the mind Tor anything, and aImcst
driving him to despair Be of good cheer !;
there is life aad health for you yet. Take Sim
nous Liver Regulator. 1t regulates the lAver,
dispels dependency and restores health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05

You may pay threc times the amount Wells
asks Tor Eureka Tooth Powder. aud not have
as coed an article as hi - cent brand
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CANAL CoNInIIcISCE.

A.r!vc:-Bou.s K Anderson and J w Nor
ris, u American Coal Co.. Katie y Addie, to w
!. >lu"oi; Ii West, Morning Sun, Adams.
5 >w~,a snd y i BAN, to Hampshire and BAL
tlt"tc Coil Co
U,paY,eL- 3oxts A Akin. j Anderson,
/! Faic. ] J Swift aud " Norris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05

OVERHEARD. young nan named Joho
Coleman ic into Camcrun Run, uc&c Watkins
Mil, last evening", aud would lave been drown
ed hu; for the efforts Of Nr. Studds, who went
10 his assistance aui succeeded III @ctilng hun
out, with 90 other lplnry than 4 cold b.th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05

MIR. Ii. SCuwARZ, Of the great combination
store. went 10 Philadelphia, last night, 10 make
a new arrangement Tor the SECOND GRAND
SALE. to take place next week, Of which due
uo.,cc vii be gwen iu Mun.iay paper. There
will be closing put sale of goods on hand to-
uirht, and on Friday morning and Saturday
night 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-05

ACCIDENT The repairs to the dam q: Wat
kius Mill, which was damaged by the late
floods, were completed last night and there vas
grand topping of Ouc Of the workmcn a
negro man nrmcd Joe H,liun, Who had I'M
bibcd too mucn Of INC ardent, wailc Oh lis Way
home, drove his horse and carl over high
bank, injurlug the horse. smashing Ihn cart 10
splinters bur escaping himself With some slight
bruises.