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The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
A GREAT VICTORY
Tilden Next President
The Republicans Give 1t Upl

Below we give the substance of such
dispatches as have been received up to
the hour Of putting the Journal to press,
The Democrats have achieved 4 great vie
tory. When we say that the Bangor Whlg
gives up the contests and says 'flIden is
undoubtedly elected, no Republican will
question the result, The Whig also has
the following despatch
NEW YORK, Nov. s. y. NJ. The latest
dispatches Indicate that New Jersey has gone
Democratic, leaving no further doubts of iii
dens election ED. DAILY TIMES.
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ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal will please so state to the Court.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
.OING. GOIEG! CONC
A funny circumstance of the recen

funny circumstance of the recent
burglaries in Ellsworth was the stealing
Of $50 from the house of Mr.. Drinkwa-
ter, of the American. The sum was the
amount Of net on the Presidential cleo
ton, Mr.. d. being stakeholder,-which
fact he gravely explains to account for the
possession of so much money. He also
makes the decision that both parties who
put up the money have lost. Such are the
vicissitudes of politics. Mayor Young of
fers 500 reward for the burglar, and if
he is caught and the money recovered
there is no doubt that His Honor will pay
it over to the winner.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

The Charlie Ross case has been revived.
Sam Renners, Il fellow named Pickett and
a truil answering t. the name of dutch
Sal.' are in durance vile at Harrisburg,
Pa, on the charge OF knowing something
about little Charlie Ross The suspicion
against them is contained in some letters.
in which "a missing Jewell is referred to-
and the instructions to the woman to ''go
home and destroy the clothes of the ba-
bies" The trio form very bad lot, and
were ''pards" OF Mosher, and there may
be something in it,
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Three weeks ago an Auburn man took box
of grapes home to his wife. His wife ate hearth
ly Of them, and afterward complained that they
made her tongue sore and lame. Her husband
has had those grapes put on the table at every
meal since
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Bs>S. X. NILES, No. fremont Street, Boston, is
agent the publisher of this paper and his receipts
and orders are always recognized
Rb-l sending money. state THE POST OFFICE
to which the paper is sent.-aH
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
Our Country. Our Whole Country!

the Times cooly remarks that the first state
ment was made by gentleman of such unim-
peachable veracity that the denial amounts to
nothing. How the Frenchman will say ".S0crt-
0-0-d!" when he reads that.
EXPLORING THE GROUNDS BY NIGHT
TWO inquisitive journalists, desiring to know
what the darkness might reveal, lately made Il
special arrangement for spending the night
within the enclosure. Their story Of the ad
venture is amusing to the last degree. so must
give you a taste OF it. The chaps adopted the
dress OF the Turks, who have besprinkled the
exhibition so picturesquely, and iabbered such
healhenish English. They were most OF them
Polish Jews. but anybody having a sufficiently
aquiline nose and black hair was pressed into
service and Mr.. --- declares that walking BY
one of the Turkish booths he heard turbaned
rascal say "Whist! be aisy Mike or the guards
will be afther us! Haven't we had ioine time
Of it, though Bedad! they wouldn't know Us
from Turks III Constantinople itself" with
much more to the same effect.
As our friends were crossing The avenue be-
yond the lake, a guard, thinking their presence
unauthorized, gave chase. Both gentlemen
are fleet footed, and for the fun of the thing they
ran Vow between the avenue and the Gov
ernment building there j. 4 funny little model
Of Paris, neatly laid out in streets and squares
with tiny houses and churches. 1t is protected
from Vandal feet by aneXtremeIy low border of
bent iron. Mr.. o., caught his toe tno rhyme
intended,l and fell sprawlin@, nearly breaking
his nose on the turrets Of the Tuileries and
circulating Notre Dame with strong emphasis
on the last word as he laid 4 sacrieeioL1 hand
planted his number mines in the midst of the
Bois de Bologne, and utterly demolished the
Arc de Triomphe!' They distanced the guard,
however, and now they hid iii one of the big
leNe that.
GOING! GOING! GOING.
| A famou, auclioneer is to sell the buildings
| of the Centennial under the hammer, and only
| the memory of the fairy like city in the Park
will be left when the SHOWS Of the winter shall
| fall; but no memory of our whole lives will be
| better worth recalling, and | shall close my
| Centennial note book with real regret. How
| oddly its careleSsly written memoranda will
| look in years to come. One more epi>tIe con
cerning it will finish the chronicles it has been
| my pleasant task to send You from Philadelphia
| but the show in Washington begins next month
and people are, after all, more interesting than
things ANNA 5. Hustled.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of
papers changed, state the Post Office to which
the paper has been sent well as the one 10 which
it is to &C.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Throw up your caps, boys. feel well and
rejoice. You have right to.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Where's Bob lngersoll? The Demo
Gratis of this region would very much like
to see him once more Just once.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Dr. Hayes. the well-known Arctic eX-
plorer, in a letter to the New York Her.
aid, rather makes fun of the English ex-
pedition toward the north pole, for giving
it up so easily.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

live, despite the reporters and the predic-
tions Of the doctors
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

PLENTY of milk in your cans this morning?"
the customer asked Burlington milkman yes
terday morning. And the milkman nodded
gravely, as without a wink in his eye he made
reply: "Chalk full.'
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Fellow citizens, that ensanguined gar
ment, the bloody shirt, may now be
packed away There will be no further
use for it,
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Hon. James z, Madigan of Houlton and
Rev Henry Ward Beeeher were passen-
gers on the train from Boston to Augusta
last Friday. There is marked resem-
blance between the two, that is personal
only. But it occasioned many curious mis-
takes among those gathered at the stations.
When any one rallies cur Aroostook friend
on the subject, he relates this incident
A man approached him as he stood upon
the platform, surveyed him critically,
and reioning his friends, remarked y" He
never did it, | know he never did. A man
with such a face as that t> h0nestM
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Subscribers are requested to take notice of the
date on the coored slips attached to the paper. 1t
is the only form of receipt used. For instance,
IL May TO- means that the subscription is paid to that
date. When a new payment is made, the date will
REQUESTED TO SEE THAT THEIR DATES ARE
CORRECT Subscribers in arrears requested to
forward the sums due.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Seth tried again to save New York and
couldn't 1t was one OF the failures which
he can notice in his next delivery of the
History of the Crusades
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Doubtless Bob lngersol "abhors and
detests" God more than ever now The
mills of God grind slowly, Robert, but the
%riSt is finished at last
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS.

Frothingham, Dem. has Il majority over
Banks of l00n. Morse, Dem. is probably elect
ed bv Il small majority Butler I, elected in
the Lowell district Rice, Rrpub.. prol,ably
elrcfel Governor by l. 600 or 70 .NNN.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Unofficial returns show everyW here large
Democratic gains No Republican gain, any
where. Reliable returns from half the state
show Democratic gain of l2,000. Special de-
>patches show Il heavy Democratic vote, and
Hampton probably elected.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Probably the man in Maine who feels
cheapest to-day is Charles IL Treat, who
went over to the radicals last summer, be-
cause he was tired Of apologizing tor the
Democratic party" You needn't apollo
gi2e any longer, Charles.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Returns come in slowly, but Show large Dem
gains The state looks Democratic.
KENTUCKY.
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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1876.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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for the Journal
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.
MISSISSIPPI
FLORIDA,

10000 Dem. majority, and five Democrat
Congressman out of six.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

H-GEo. 4. HOWELL * Co., 40 Park Row. New
York. will receive advertisements for this paper at
the lowest rates Their orders will receive prompt
attention.
Ho=H0RACE DoDD, III Washington St, Boston,
is authorized Agent for the Journal
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

"A RkA NSAS.
Thirty thousand majority for ridden.
ALABAMA
State Democratic and several Democratic
Congressman elected.
WISCONSIN,.
Has gone Democratic.
NEW YORK.
The New York Herald bulletin says the state
has gone for Tilden by 10000. New York city
gives Tilden $4,000 majority, against 5000 IN
lS12, and Brooklyn 10000 against 5000 in 1872.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Specials say the State is 10000 or 10000 for
Hayes.
TENNESSEE.
10000 majority for T Tilden. l2 Democrats
elected to Congress and no Republican. Nine
tenth of Legislature Republican.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Republicans claim the State by 2OO0 and have
probably carried it.
LAWARE.
Republicans claim 400 majority. The State
went for Grant in 1872 by about one thousand.
VIRGINIA.
Goes for Ti!den by 10000.
CALIFORNIA.
The New York Herald's despatch says the
Democrats are ahead in the State.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FOREIGN News.

LONDON, September l6.-A Constantlnople
dispatch announces that be sixth point IN the
Turkish basis of peace STIMULATES for the pay
| mcnt BY Servia Of war Indemnity without
fixing the amount,or ln lieu thereof anlncrease
of SerVia's annual tribute. Although the
Porte has refused to grant an armstica 1t Is
understood that it will consent to suspen-
sion of hnstliies.
RAGUsA, September Is. 1t has rained in
cessantly ia this section the past three days ADD
no ignnng bss occurr IN that tune.
LONDON. September l6.-The Times to day
10 eadirs ar cic on the Turkish peace cond-
tops couc ud.s as follows: Although the
Porte has said its last word the Great Powers
lave not said theirs 1t remains for them to
signify 10y colecfivr act what terms OF peace
are admissible aud Turkey will indeed have BE-
gun new chapter of her history If she should
resist the unted cnunsels Her unbending at
tiude amos: warrtn's the suspicion that to
save be. own dignity 10 the presence of her
va.sal she is waiting for the pressure OF those
Powers which as tney protect must also com
mana. Itwoujd be gratifying to think that in
such crisis The temper oil our own foreIgn
fic. is firm cough and its purpose sufficient
y d cid d TO b. truly representative OF the "a
ton, but MIR Gladstone letter is formidable
indictment and il the foreign office should con
tinue to resist the popular wishes his de-
mand for an autumn scsslon OF Parliament may
speedily become that q! the country.
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gsy Green g. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Actloneers.J
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AthA ;,
' ANDKiA COUNTY, VIRGINIA. FOR
SIZE =,
Under authority Of the decree Of the Circ ut
Court Of Alexandria county, Va, in the suit u
Koseh's executors against Roachs devlsees,
passed at the May term, 1875 the undersigned
As commissioner, will offer on SATU hDA \ /,
October l4th, 1876, at II m, by public auction,
iurless taken up st prvn,e sale, pflor to the lst
+ October next the following described prop
c;ty:
i. "PROSPECT HILL, late the residence
of james Roach. deceased, on the south side OF
lie Arlington turnpike, and on the east side OF
the old rohd and the Alexandra and George
town rosd, containing FIFTY ACRES On 81
HOUSE and STABLES, with other out build
ings-the whole making one If the most dcslr-
Bile residences III the county.
2. a triangular PIECE OF GROUND TO the
! west of the Ahove, situated between the old road
and the Alexandria and Georgetown road, con
tanning FJU RTEhN ACRES, three roods and
| ten poles
| 3. A TRACT OF LAND in said county, on
Four Mile HuG, on the county road from Alexan
dria to Geor geLUWn, about cqui-dstant f.Unl
| Washington, Ale2sndria and Georgetown, con
tanning abou; 3G n, . r and ii y. Ills place
has q valuable WATER POWER for either II
mill or .ctory, ard the land is of far quality.
| Sale to Jake place on the east front Of The
Postofice building A!e1andris, Va.
| Terms: Twenty per cont OF the purchase
money cash; the resi- u IN three equal install
| rlen.s 1t six, tw:l''c and eighteen months, re-
spec.veiy, with interest, to be secured by bond
| Of the purcL .5cr, with good personal security
purchase MONEY, and the land to be resold at
| utrc hsscrs risl. on default in meeting bonds 81
| maturity. FERGUSON BEACH,
| sep IL cots commissioner.
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Yellow Fever.

NEW YosK. Sept. l6 "A special dispatch tt
the v Grid lrolA Baltimore 18th, says : "rhe
greatest apprehension prevails her" to-day OF
account of the prevalence oil some l5cascs ct yell
low fever in the eastern section OF the city In
q ,ucary adjacent TO the ship wharves where
hundreds OF scalarins men tnd lodging, 10th
Ing was knowu OF the prcseucc Of the cpldc mic
until to day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IL A telegram having
been sent from This city s,:tDg that yellow
fever prevailed here and great apprehension
was felt the Mayor and health department Was
applied to this forenoon for an official state
mrnt Of facts. The Mayer, Gen. Ferdinand
&. LatroUc, states that no case .! yellow tcV r
prevails 10 Baltimore; that official reports We're
made to hitn W to last ev8nin2 from Dr. Stewart,
Health Commissioner, aud DR.. Howard, quar-
antine physician, and pot case of yellow fever
WIS reported, nr has occurred lu his report
submit d yrst ", DR.. Stewart states tnat
lypho ualara fever prevails to some extent IL
Il locality N east Blltl;aure troDt'ng the back
ba-n in teocncut houses at the foot ot Thames,
Dallas aud CIR line Streets; tilal he v'stei TIL,
iacih,y vest + lay and found II Or Il cases OF
this Ever which urGioated from the bad sanl-
lary cyndlion OF tn ucghborhood, mast oil
which were improving. The persons suffering
were not stcvedoycs anG none Of inc cas- oOuld
in any way b traced to shipping in The harbor.
the disease is endemic aad disappears on
Thorough di,!ucctun If the locality, which has
been spllicd
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The Markets,

NEW York, Sept IT, Stocks active and
unsettled. NJ }ucr H. Gold 10 Fiour quiet and
steady. Whra quiet AID firm. Corn finn.
BALTIMORE, Sept l6-Va. SKIES, deferred
81; do. Consolidated G74; do. ID series 3l3.
Cotton dull and lower; lnddting | |. Flour quie',
firm aud urcbarg rd. Wheat 81 ady. firm ard
uuchauscd. CorO-Southcrn qule'; western
tirulor and higher; Sou hern white 3oa534; 10.
yellow 81 56 western nIlxrd 563 '36s SPIT, o's
sj74 Oroter. Oats scare aHd hrmrr; western
w.nrc 80 "a; DO. mixed 81 "a. Hay unchanged
proviSiu1s que: and uneHang1I. Pork lS.23.:
$3.50 Lard, rctiaed, II Bnrcr active ADD
tirm"g; Western good 10 prime, 2lh23; do: hue
24u26 Coffee strong aud unchang d. Sugar
ouiyr !Iall!. Whiskry luilaod steady at 81. IT,.
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Nv Green IL Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.I
rGSMMI5SlU&Ek'S SALE-Pursu mt to 3
~ decree OF the Circuit Court OF Amherst
country. pronounced 1T the April term, 1875, in
the chsncery sui of Psscoe,s administrator W.
p4scoe &c will, on SATURDAY, the Both
d y of September, 1876, in front Of the Mansion
h. u:e alexandria, Va, proceed to cell at tESzsA
auction TWO HOUSES and LOTS, on RslA
Fairfsz street, between Wolfe and Wilkes SITS.
Alexandria, Va. belonging to the estate OF kGv
John /. Psscoe, decd ono occupied by John
L. Boyer and the other by j. H. Hayes. The
two los adioiu, and there is on each lot good
two-story Brio k Dwelling, containing six rooms
Terms: Cash to pay costs of suit and of sale
and for toe remainder credit Of one, two and
three years; the purchaser giving bonds, with
good personal security, bearing interest from
day of sale, and waiver Of homestead of exemp
ton, and title retained rs further security til
the purchase money is paid.
sep 4-~4w JNO B ROBERTSON, Com.
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local sSreviGseS.

TIL cohbc .loars icr the repavng OF the
| upper cue Of Duke street, near tie Midland
dcoot. are pow bang broughf IN from Game
ro7 run on the cars OF the Midland c)mpany.
| |, vi; be rcu,emh ered that Council o. dcrcd
the rcp.ving If this street some months stree.
| and it IS hoped that work thereon vii. be soou
crmmeuced. The street Egw Is III III am)st
impossible condition..
The house aud lot bclo:.-ing to Johl Il.
Grav 1T thc coroer of pricess anu Il va
streets was Id Il, #uctiol 10 day by Grecu 4
Wis. Tor ) 9. \ -Ais, trustee, to Harlow
Bros, Tor $94O.
Major 6 u. T. Waitingon, Of this city, has
nr n,"G 20 the uhrru Il ST .rlc:! claty
III. first m1rning report It troops 1t MAti Isl as
junction uD2er cnmmaUd o: Maj II Corn"iluS
Boyle, May 6, 1861.
\ place having been obtrred 10 the West
era ln.aae A,y ium at S.auntUn Tor JOS. Dan,
iel., the white luGati; nva c01iDvd IA jail
here. pug S !gcaut Armstrong WI start
fer that point with him Oh Moo'!ay morusns
Mr. Thomas Downcy desires 1t Ia be sta ed
that he kew uohlsg OF the stealing 0; h
Shingles ny Thomas Butler y4stcI lay, but
bought them because Butter represented his
family t. b. IN suffering cpudtion.
The 4 ticulty h. occurred at Raspahan-
mock g. II DcIwero Gen. +, ID, cons IVA: W.,
au.: Mr.. l. L Lewis, radical. mas .beeu aml
ca1!y ADJUSTED.
The uegr,e5 il Lo,,bur& have organized an
''inviscio!c" Hayes and Wheeler cub, with Il
coorcd preaca,r o. amorvus procllv'tles Is
chaplain.
Gcu. Fl zhngA Lee has accepted az invita-
ton to d.hvcr the apnual address u; the Lyact.-
burg fair this TAIL.
The cold weather has drivcp the reed birds
-lrtalars, bob.o l.nks or rIc2 birds, rs they arc
d. IF raut'y callct-o 4 warmer climate.
There was n meeting o. the Alexandra
Library DIRECTORY last olshi 10 cous qucacc .!
III: vast ii a quorum.
Mr. w. J. Flak=, we'll known young ner,
chant at Il ,pp.hauaock station, has removed
to Marion, Texas.
A large democratic aciing vas held al Pts
Getaway to-day, which WAS ad ressed, amongst
others, by VIM. klgour, CO., OF this city.
The Potomac Fruit Growers Association
have very crcdltablc selection of fruit at the
Centennial Exhibition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
Esy Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
rEEkUoIbh'S SALE-By virtue OF deed o,
i trus. executed by Frederick Ludwig, dated
.iannafy |1st 1863, and of record in the CLERKS
flee Of Atexsndris city, in iber Z, No. ., folio
50 The undersigned, the trustee therein named,
upon the request OF the creditor secured by the
said deed, VIII sel}, by public auction Tor cash
in front ot the Mansion House, on Fairfax st.,
Alexardria, Va on SATURDAY, the Both
day .. September, 1876, at II O'Clock M, the
property conveyed to HIM by the said deed Of
trust, to wit: A TRACT OF LAND, with EsE5 sA
the BUILDINGS and lmprov ements H.
thereon. lying pa tly in The counties OF Aex"n-
dr,a ~ d Fairfax, generally known MS "YEATE's
GARDE.i," and containing FIFTEEN ACRES.
more Or less.
aug 2j-cots w. A TAYLOR, Trustee.
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Dry GooDs SALE-The great continuation
and closing sale Of importers aud uanuiactur-
ers' uuluu OF dry goods, notions and fancy goods
Of Henry Schwarz agent, will positively take
take place on the 20ih Of September Mr.
Henry SchwaIz desires to n0tity his Trends ADD
the public is tia, he has GO connection
whatever With any other sale advertised 10 take
place in Alexandria, aud asks those who are
posted aud not posed to wait and see how
goods will BE- slaughtered, to raise money. ali
Goods vii. be sold without limit and regardless
Of cosr. All kinds Of dress goods, blankets,
shawis aud hocn house keeping goods spe
cialliy TX
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As NOTICED heretofore, Mr.. ii. Schwarz,
our Iormcr cliz q, is in town busy makIug las
arrangements Tor the great combination sale as
per his Advertisement in to-iay's paper. tic
certainly represents some of the largest manu-
tacurcrs and iupor els 10 this c"untry, and Is
determined to show what h. can do III the Way
Of scllog goods AT little or nothing. Ills good,
will arrive Mooday mnruiug, and b. so arranged
that they will be opeu for inspection on Wcdacs
day morning to all.
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sunrrir,y on tie plains.

SAN FNAycIsco. Sept ia di-pa,eh
IF III los Augcso, rarrate+ ale of terrible
stuff rug on the Eoaladr dcse;t Henry
Saith, from St. Louis. with one companion
and pgck train, lett Yunia for Los Angeles
and wao,t, red our days on The desert without
water. Smith opened the Vcus Of hls arm and
arauk the blood, which GIFTED in his hroat.
He ,ueo cut hi, wndpip, 10 remove 1t, aud
died iil few hours after. His companion
reached the staton in the last Stage OF cx-
han.flOn.
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barges having on board the light house when
is to be erected at tina, point. The house Is all
ready to be put in position aud the work OF put.
ting it together aud driving The piles 90 when
it is to rest will only occupy about three weeks.
The light house has been long needed ana 'uo
river men are much rejoiced at its near ap-
proach 10 COMPLEXION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16
Ernnnrfaut Decision.

HoNEsDALE Pa, Sept. 1.-the case OF
Broal vs.. Broat, which has been on the Court
calendar since 1872, was decided in the Wayce
i,"unty Court y,.st:r day ia tavorct Mrs Broat,
yh, brought suit agai.st her huSoauds broth
or for sciz,ng property belonging 10 her. The
case involved the right IT married women to
hold property separate rom their husbands $.
The case has been tried w &c and aecd both
times ia her favor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills for the cure OF
Liver Complaint, Bilious Affections, Headaches
aud especially Sick Headache, Palo 10 the
Side, Stomach, Back or lutcStincs, Sick Stom-
ach, Giddpcss, Dimness of Sight, Weak
Nerves, Loss of Appetite, Cosllveness, DJs
pepsia Dcrangcm"nt et the Kidneys, and al
delicate Female Complaints. For sale by all
druggists at % cts box.
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The Centennial.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept l6.--CoI. j. &. Pey-
ton pa SEQ through this c,y To day on his way
10 the several citi2s of the State to institute ar
rangcucns for the municipal authorities ADD
citizens generally OF the State to visit the Cen
teuniai exhibition during the coming week,
which has been set apart as n W York week.
TIE effort is makiug to have the State make a
demo istrattou which will eclipse all others of
hn - atr rpccrtlon series.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-16

MEETING AT FALLS CHURCH.-An aHJourn-
ed meeting of the supporters OF I'lden ana
Hendricks at Falls Church will be held to-
night, when the report Of III" committee ap-
pointed last Sa!ur ay to draft rules and refu-
latious for the formation & club Will be pre-
sontcd ana permanent ORGANIZATION eHec'co'
Sew raj prominent geuticmrn will aldrf IS the
meeting. AID good turnout is expected.