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1916. NEW YORK. M

EIGHTEEN hundred and seventy-six is the Cen
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GRow ON SPoT WHICH Has BECOME
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day. Rum constantly used to- wash the
iiair. Keeps it very clean and free from
: disease and promotes its growth, and is,
aiso.=very Strengthening to the roots OF
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hands washed aud his coat on, ready to
strife for home rs soon AS the clock be.
,ins 10 strike twelve or six, is not enter
rising enough to work by the day.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign News.

LONDON. Oct. 5O-M. Du Sommerard en-
phatically denies that he wrote Or Knows any
thing about the letter purportiug to have been
written by him 10 relations to the Centennial.
The German Rcichstag Imperial Parlla-
ncnt of the whole Empire) opened to day
The Emperor, in his speech, says Germany $
foreign relations are fully aceordant with the
Emperors pacific policy. His constant ep
ueavor is 10 preserve friendly relations with a
Powers, especially those con0eced with Ger
roauy 5y ties Of neishborhood and history.
Wagner's "Gnctcr1aemncrung' Was per-
formed for h" 6rst time al q ~opu'ar concert
in Paris yes erday a ortion of tic au Il oc'
Kissed Al d protested ncl>iy.
4 battle was f1us',t !, sterday, IN which tn
Turks dyuvc re Scrvi;n. irou, Duais alter d
crushing defeat. 'Fcheruay ifs army is cut ID
tw2 and completely demora'Iz4d:- Hervato-
V, chs command has ralirrd % kruchevuIz.
A great pauic prevails al B.'gradc.
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The Markets.

NEW YoRK. Oct. 3O.--Starks active and
,tc,iy. Money y Gold 81 -Four cuil aud
uuchmged. Whra, quiet bu without iuport-
aur coange. Corn quH; and im.
BALTIMORE. Oc; 80 ". s;xes, dc'crrcd
G5s DO Consolidate! 6S; do. , Series 81
/. uou s,c.dy aud firm; midll,uS l0s jog
III ur quiet anl s,~ady; Howard street aaG
Western. sur,ci % 81 IS; 70. cxtr: 5gS5 81;
do family 5 toast IS; ',1y Nils suicr t So
81 -; L.. exra 5 u Sc Is; 40 Rio braua!s
e. Is 81 %; 10 laHiy IS 80. Wheat fairly
:. I've .na steady; N, We,lcrn red 1924
$50; 10. 10. -; Ptna~givanla rsj liza
800; Mary.and I'd good 10 rrime l2Sal35
dc. ezra l3S 40; ID. wh;c l25al4o.
Coru-c,outhvrn quiet snd -t2aty; West
nrr tea y AID q, s"l dull; : uhsrn whi'n
53a5S: H.. y,l,ow So 81; W,scrD NIX d
563 565 % t; jG5 81 n vcm,"l; 5I5a51} last
n,f \ yenlv:. Ut:sdul 4sd >tea'.y; soulhcru
uri,r,,. IS; western white 81 Sc; 10. mixed goa
80 Rye nominal a; Is 40. C.o.er seed scarce
"a i finn a. l35rl44 Hay dull and he@vy;
Ma,y.and and Pennsylvania l3al5. Provisions
dull and heavy. Pork l75Oa SLID BAG o
S. ou!ders ST; clear rib sld.s III. H.ms l6al7.
Lard. rct~cd, ll3all4 Buucr quiet and
W ak western 60 d % prime, 81 "a; do. extra
tir!.. .5a27 Coffc1 slrpGg, buDy.,t md quiet;
Rio cargoes l64al9!; johbine lG3 2O!. sugar
aciv; and str1rg at ll4Alls Wnl'kcy "ulan
DOmlna' at | IA.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 80 Cattle dull, sales
OF 5000 cx'Ia P:uasy vanll nGd Western
steers al 81 Ct; fair to good do. 44:54; com
mon 3a45. ;Snecp il fair dcDaud, sales Of
II 600 at Il 81 Hogs dull: sales Of ) 300 1T
25aSS 10
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summary.

v NJ, Lewis. superintendent Of Rausch
Creek Cutlery. was struck by train OF cars IL
the SLOPE, at Lebanon. u.day, AID killed.
John Boshcn VS. wayiaId and shot dead at
Leu tdale near P,.,>gile, last Saturday
Three men named Laus chin, Lsnncn aad Col
lepen have been arrested as the assasslns.
Some Of the radical BANKERS of New York
have issued circular TO The effect that in III If
onuion the election of Hayes and Wheeler
will be advantageous to the country. l; may,
and doubtless will b., TO thclr Individual inrer
csts, but they shouli say nothing a"ou the
country, for they endorse Grant and the black
Frliay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30
Local BreFitieS.

Col. F. w. Nj. Holiday has arranged to !, ao-
dress the citizens OF CulpepcT Y. Ii. next rt'-
day night, Sd proximo.
1t is understood that the Mount Vernon AS
ISOLATION is now out of debt aud has a surplus
on hand. The Centennial travel to the touo
of Washington (says the Washington otafj
brought about this very gratifying result.
The apuusl meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Washington and OHIO Railroad Will DC he'a
10 this city gu the Ism of November
The Lynchburg Virgiuiau says: Col' with,
ers was 10 this city, yesterday, aud we leara
that his vision is partially impaired, but he mas
not lost the use OF even one eye.
The scloouers Roxana ADD W. L. Huston
are on the ways at the ship yard.
Tomorrow will be Halloween or Al. HAilows
Eve, once day OF many uil c .i@'uus pfauhs'
but now grown into dlsu7e.
Tie chariot company Ia Washlngton has
gone into baukruutcy. l. is rumoTcd hat when
they con out Of it their vehicles Will run 90
Pennsylvania a1eour.
Mr.. j. A. Field, at his tobacco store, 90
KIg 81 gcct, has for sal OK Is - Paii sdnIpha
ani elurr, good f,r ten lays, 1t $4.25.
The auction sale Of dry goods at |. ochwa,z's
store, opposite the German Banking House.
takes place to morrow.
Mr.. Henry Strauss is pow receiving another
large lot Of new goods at his clothing emporium
on King street.
Prof. NJ. J. Watcrmans daccing academy
will be closed during he week, IN consequence
Of his absence from the ely.
I.,nau e IN have two laTpe drug store 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

LAMP loN.-Saturday night about
ten . clock, coal oil lamp exploded IN the
house OF Mr.. MortsS. sexton OF the NJ. h
Church, adjoining the church building. The
burning oil was scattered over the Il ,os, buru
ing Che CARPET auu Threatening to set fire TO the
house Fortunately, however, the flames were
ex!ugui,ned BY the iauIy, and without cau'-
Ing au alarm. Mr.. Morrlss' daughter hal her
hauds quite badly burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

At THE ltARLEsruN hACES, the hnest
thoruughp,eds in the country are to be seen,
aud the condition of the horses is wonder to
all who behold them, aud it has ooly recently
been discovered that they can be kept 10 this
condition by mixing In the food Of horses ia
BILE spooutul Of Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t
Is also given to chickens.
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4 PROCLAMATION

MAYORS FFIcE ALEX .SDRlA, VA,
October Is. 1875. }
Whereas the good order ot u community de-
ponds upon tie prompt ana imparsla! ehlo' 90.
ms;rtainance and preservation .. the morally,
haIpine.s and prosperity of society
orcsra INT non observance Of the NJ ~
CIPAL and STATE LAWS in reference to
VAGaANTS, DRUN kE > k2S, Az. a . 81 E afI
PRUHIRlTISG THE SALE OF 1NIOA l.
eating LIQUORS on THE t}B Nth
DAY, will be punished By sentence Of the pen I
allies prescrib4d BY esch law rea.ive TO the sub 10
iect OF the offence ..;,d in tins hope 10 have the
assistance of al! good ci.'ze :. :, ,o1r.coN
By the Mayor:
JAMES +. WEBsTER. =
Captain OF Police OCT -'-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

PoLrrICAL SpEAKING.-Col f. w. NJ. Ho-
liday, elector at large, aud Capt. W. Foster,
vii, address the citizeus of this cit?. at Sarepa
Hal, gu Wednesday night. Col Holiday Is
uu orator OF acknowledged ability, and his
speeches in other parts Of the Stat are spo ken
ci by the press in t,rms OF the most Exalted
coumrndation Captain Foster is also an able
auu eloquent speaker
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New York City Politics.

NEW YORK, Oct. 80. The TRIBUTE says: :
[ j. svtl.cd .bat there will be three tickets in
the ia!d this year for c,u1ty aud city ot1lcefs.
Tue republicans have REUSED al COALITION WI Il
Mr.. Green AMI hi, Independents. Mr.. JOHN
a. Dix will he the republican nominee tor
MaYnr.
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Muir S corner

OPINION OF a DALTIMukEAN.-l have used
DR.. Bull Cough Syrup Tor some time 10 my
family, aud found it the best remedy tor Colds,
Coush. &C.. ever tried.-LouiS Bruning, 20
Caroline Street.
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CONSERVATIVE ..EGr1NG.

Col. f. ". NJ. HOLIDAY, of Winch ester,
District Elector ard Capt. J w FjSTth, of
L.eesb burg, District Ca!,yssser, will address the
people Of A exandria, al Sarcpta hall. st I!
O'clock y. m, on WEDN ESDAY, the lst day
Of November next. oct 3O-3i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

TIE W EATHER-rhe weather for the past
gorty.cish> hours has been cloudy, damp, aud
uis grceaule Saturday night aud last night
there were showers oil rain, but they did not
last long. The air meanwhile has assumed the
peculiar rawncss of the fall season, and over
coats during the day and blankets at night are
In demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

- FOi: REHT-ln centrally located ,hrre
ssiss story B<lCk NEL.dNG. on Duke ST.,
o1o 10 y vest from F.r:ax street Apu!y 20
d.. f. }. NUhPiY. oct q
FOR Re- Nr--Tha THREE TORY
III B..IrN DWELLING HOUSE, No 80
noFth F,i fix :.r2s. nous j. thorough repair,
dintciy. ioct III f = COHHtTr
- FOR sal.E - IEET-Tast rLMiS-
s=i ANT HE@lDhN@G HOO i 80. ~ south
WASN'T glon tire 1, vii, be sod on sory c,sy
terms, or rented Posses ion gwen December
II nest IN arrangement can be maze u give
possession VI ;.1y Itala fer Nov'r i0.o nax..
poIg to Me.@ra Green " Wise, AIaxardria
oct 1911 X Li.Dl }.
FuK DALE. OR !&NI.
E$a Il VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
III AeX@nGris Virgins, 8 t4,t"n On EMI-
fax strcG., between JuEe a"i &ot. ,tico.1;
h,.s Oh it ,. large :tKICk HOUSE, but. in III"
b, 81 rnaTu.r, WA DlodarL IMPROVEMENTS, s.hd
contains n.acte. roo NJ; na= $50 BRICK Stable,
earring and wood houses At ."Jt o ,"t tHc
property u o,@up. Il vi present oy ". d. CoEac
FIR terms "opiy % :. !. '-ktGvkl, 60
aleA4ndru. or 20 Il. t. uGtFMAN. ada. :.
c. t u. Of os,alc of L ph English, dee II H.!t-
more. I'D. [ 10 .otHI
~ F0E SALE OF HEnT-Ths; very de-
Is. sirab q and soln:rrls..l" WELL,NG on
Lnr css. IL ol ~ A9ny3, pc.wocn AiI4 >. d
,riucu ste, i, .Hu l.. AID f,.urer:y occu ,.st
b the .st. Hobt. II. hl..er great barL, lii
VII. DC II rod 10 any wishing II bay. Ap
DIV 70 js.N y FL y CO., or j Jo1rl / Jbt-r-
y u \, 0cc,qlan, Va oct 3~Za"3"
-, CITY HOTh. For Kent.
III Thu. pru,.rly Is situa@aat nj I'll ). ". cor.
o. foyi.. ma Caul>Iol sLracts. III hic.AnGrls,
Va, fronting The Gig Aali Z 'inrk't tuI:i-
lnLs Possession gwen on the first ,i,.y Jal
uarv next Apply to WM II. XIV N, No.
lo2 Prince st., AleX.E1Tn., Va oct 4-ti
i ,Uuu FAHM FOR .,hNT-.E f,.rn
O M ~ II Ida"
tw, miles from ! .cXnHlr!4; about 10 Acres OF
arabic land; ItTO - " aDL.Htr.a. u trEs ah':
othe. out houses Terms .JH. ..pJg I, IED.
UH AEk, Kiag 81, n,,r cor L,e SIP lo-.l
30. ~ S. WAoHI>uTD 81. FOX
Hi RENT Possession gwen OCTOBER Is, 1876
Ayp.y 10 GEO La-nt - ID j
rNh SMALL II. BIZ, Fox kkN IN
~ the aiicy b.~< oil uerrIck'y hHrncss .torc
Apply 10 Gro. G4!Lhk sep i1-I
FOX kkAT-
I'll The three story BniCA DIV GLLlNG,
-. - fairax L.cct, bet" cn sing snh Prince,
west a,Ce, recent J ct-uJi.1 Dy al. Nm. W.
Herbert Apply 10 E4.aLA Y VIE, or Maj.
Herbert. sep A.!
r., For RLh The u " ELLING hOU.. 4
Esa y .. 223 Meg street between Patrick ,@lG
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4 kr.-Circums.anc rendering it de-
n a!rablc that l should 'ocale in baltimore, !
nave transferred my DENTAL PGAGIlCr' N
A!exandria t. DIR. D. Il LUST. tie has been
for so many years associated with me = To ND ne,
no introduction or endoTaeuncnt bis sHIi!, ability
and reputation Tor honesty and hi,.h integrity
being well known l cordially commend h'n
to the tsvo- of my friends and patients - Set!
worthy u the position TO wh!c.4 he SUCCEEDS, "ao
bespeak for him the practice vim which, Tor Sc
long, | have been favored.
JAMES B. HODGKlN.
ainvap1ri. w ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

Mr. HENRY SCnwARz has just returned from
the meeting held at tie As,or House. New
York, October 18th, by the manufacturers and
importers who form the combination OF which
he is the manager. At the above meeting the
following resolution was passed That our man
arcr, Hvury Schwarz. be Instructed to sell $780,
900 worth of our goods by November p h, ADD
that they be sold tor what they brlng under
the hammer, or at private sale, as lie may deem
advisable, aud that we Individually aud coliec
uvciy divide all losses or lr"hts that may be
incurred By the aforesaid sale aud that be,
Heury Schwa.z be our only agent IN the State
ol Eissluta. The following manufacturers slnce
the ab We meeting have joined the combination !:
THE Sandwich Glass Company, The Star
Queens Ware Company" Of Liverpool, and
rne United States Crockery Company.
Goods arriving daily. Due notice will be gwen
OF the Opening sale. 5"
HENRY ScnwARZ, Manager,
Muir corner st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

Jauney & Go. have two large drug store 10
Alexandria. ut either you cat obtain wells Eu
reka; they have ful! stock Of fancy articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

REGlsTRATIoN.-Ihe registration 10 this city
closed on Saturday evening. The plumber OF
voters added to the lists is As follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

WraTasR PROBABILITIES War Depart
.,eut, Office ofhe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
NATION. Ii. c.. October 30. lS76-lO:30 a. M
T"r the Middle States falling barometer, rising
tc6,,pcraturc, southeast to southwest Winds, cx'
cant cas- cr'y wiods along the coast, parity
cloudy weather and possibly occasional ra'ns
from former to Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

TIME FARM Eks., use Whist has
LIXI u. been proven by the eAp"rienc"
OF centuries Is the most reliable improver OF tns
soil. DO not waste money upon nostrums whose
value. rs msnures in comparison with lime,
shows to no better advantage than the witch.
broth If quscks con.rasted With the remeGial
agencies OF the skilled PHYSICIAN
II your land is worn out, you cannot restore
its fertility By successive stimulantS-you must
use lime to render food available that the II
brous roots Of plants cannot othcrwise asslmlla;9.
Ii lime be followed by clover the sell gets back
its nitrogen and the obje-t 81 the farmer is Sc
cured-sood land good crops and full pccke's;
WOOL. BURNED LINE, free on conl
ashes, core slate md msgne:la, containing " IL
per cent pure lime, thoroughly soluble, Tor SAFE
unusually cheap. Address
CARSON y SONS, Confluence Works,
Rverton, Warren county. Va.
ass4- Depot for Building aud Plastering Lime
with Messrs Washington s. Bro, Alexardria,
Virginia. ]y Zo-tWom
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-30

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Arizona citizen., 1876-10-14

ON Thursday October 12, articles ct
 Incorporation of the Wheatfeld Gold and Silver Mining Company, formed for the purpose of buying and selling mines, mining stocks, bullion ores, and also for the purpose of buying, con Istructing and operating mills and re- duction works, and carrying on a gen. eral milling and mining business in the Territory of Arizona, were filed in the office of the Territorial Secretary. The capital stock is twenty-four thou sand dollars, divided into two hundred and forty shares of the par value of one hundred dollars each. Principal place of business San Francisco. The directors are H. s. Brown, E. 1. Robin son, J. P. Wood, E. F. Gleason and John E. FOulds, of whom E. l. Robin son is President, J. E. Foulds, Secre- tary and H. s. Brown, Treasurer. Samuel M. Briggs is the accredited agent in Arizona.