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Senator West has been sued for services
rendered by Il private secretary. The claim
is for 81, 200. Among the good deeds he
claims to have negotiated is the sale OF
$50 900 in bonds OF the Pacific railroad.
Senator West is chairman Of the Senate
Committee on acknowledgement to Bal
timore Gazette.
Six days examination at Goshen, NY,
of Robert H. Berdell for shooting Wisner
Murray, resulted in the discharge Of the
prisoner. Murray had dashed Berdell with
o horsewhip. Immediately on his discharge
BerdeI was rearrested on the warrant issued
by the coroner OF Middleton, charging him
with killing WEner Murray.
Archbishop Lynch, at the close OF the an
nual retreat Just ended at Toronto, Canada,
was made the recipient by the clergy OF his
diocese of beautiful illuminated address,
check for $4,000, and guarantee for all
that will be necessary to furnish the hand
some archiepiscopal residence now in course
of erection.
Signor- Ernesto Rossi, the great Italian
traGediafi, who has been starring it III Eng;
land with much success, is expected to arrive
in New York about the Goth OF August, Win
IN ltallan troupe. Altef HiiHS un ohS"oS,
ment in New York he will play in some OF
the chief cities OF the Union. ii.
The canopy which it is proposed to erect
over the statuc Of Byron will be supported
either by Ionic or Corinthian columns based
mon q marble floor. It will probably be
cased with granite and lined with pure
white marble. The cost will be about
$4,000. tIs
Police Officer John 4. Smith, in WASH
ington city, was badIy beaten, choked, and
stamped upon Monday night by Steve Tay-
Tor fcolored), whom he attempted to arrest.
Smiths injuries will probably prove fafal.
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vEGETINE.
/" " E G. E T I N -"

s. " EGE me-"
saws Il Boston physician, has equal as blood
purifier. Hearing of Its many wonderful cures. after
all other remedies had failed, visited the laboratory
and convinced myself of its genuine merit It'll:
Is highly effective, and they are compounded In such
manner as TO produce astonishing results
TEGETINE
Is the great Blood-Purlier
vEGETINE
will cure the worst case of Scrofua.
vEGETINE
Is recommended by physicians and apothccaries.
VEGETINE
has effected some marvellous cures in cases of Cancer
vEGETINE
VEGETINE
meets with wonderful success in Mercural diseases
vEGETINE
will eradicate Sat-Rheum from the system
yEGETINE
cures the most invcterate cases of Erysipclas
vEGETINE
removes Pimples and Humors from the face.
vEGETINE
cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.
VEGETINE 80.
is valuable remedy for Headache.
vEGETINE
will cure Dyspepsia. ...... ...s..
vEGETINE ,s.g
restores the entire system to healthy condition.
VEGETINE
cures Pains in the Side.
yEGETINE
removes the causes Of Dizziness.
vEGETINE, Il
relieves Faintncss at the Stomach.
yEGETINE
cures Pains III the Back.
yEGETINE
chectuay cures Kidney Complaint.
r.. ~ vEGETINE
IS effective in Its cure Of Female Weakness.
vEGETINE
is the great remedy for General Debility.
yEGETTNE
is acknowledged by all classes of people to be III
hest and most reliable blood-purl1er In the world.
yEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
>, M e, q woe ~
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 26.-Noon-Stocxs active, I'M
settled, and feverisl. Money, 2. Gold, liz. Ex-
change-Lons, 4SSH: short; little doing and steady.
States quiet and steady.
Epening.-Money easy. Sterling dull at 4SSh:
Gold steady ut II lhsl liz. Governments dull and
lower. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE. .s-.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Virginia 6's, deferred, 81 !;
consols. sos: second series, 33S. Bid to-day.
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PAGE COUNTY.

CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF TIE CROPS
DEATH OF COLONEL ANDREW kISER.
Correspondence of the Richmond DlsIatch.l
LrEAY, VA, July II, 1876.
The wheat crop Is good. Corn Is very
promising. but needs rain.
Colonel Andrew kiser. an aged and
esteemed citizen Of this county, died at his
residence few days ago. lie had repre-
serted this county in the Legislature.
The heat has been great, but the spell
seems Il be broken.
We stand firm for Tildcn and Hendricks
Iou will hear from the old "Tenth lie
zion" next fall. C.
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y SISTER COMMITS SUICIDE BECAUSE HER
Brother DID so.--Mary Woods, girl aged
about twenty years and 4 daughter OF Mr..
David Woods, OF Steel Creek township,
committed suicide last Saturday morning
by hanging herself to ioist in the garnet OF
her fathers residence. She was missed.
and search being instituted her body was
found hanging in the garnet. She had been
suffering. from mental alteration on ac-
count OF the death OF her brother, whoconl-
United suicide about two weeks ago Char
lOtie "a - Observer.
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CINCINNATI
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 26.-Cattlc have been fairly
active during the past week, and prices are shade
higher: very best, 5s@5sc.; first quality, &C..
most sales ut 400 5hc.; receipts, 1924 head: sales
], 144 head. Hogs have been In moderate demand
and prices are shade lower; range, 9G01c.
and prices are &c. higher: range. 405iac. receipts
1923 head. LAMBS, S1.50@$3.50. tagt
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NoTICE.-All parties indebted to me Will
nIease call and settle their claims at once, as
longer Indulgence cannot be given Parties aa, w
Sa naih nrnnrtiy Can be found at my old stand,
nv ~ oo-iw 1''1 WILLIAM A. WALKER.
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nELKNAp's DEFENCE.

SPEECH OF HIS COUNSEL, MIR. cARpES-
TER-MosEs AND THE NEwspAPERs-
BELKNAp CLAIMED TO BE AS INNOCENT
AS SPEAKER KERR-MEAN TRAITS OF RE-
[ MISUNDERSTANDING TO LADIES.
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Eg Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 26ICotten steady; sahs Of Sac
s,eoSg t. fa5
better. Corn 1c better with active export demand
closing scarcely so firm: &c. for graded No. SOC
Oats lc better 81 @42Isc. for mixed western and
State; 35@4fc. for white. Rio coffee quiet and
unchanged. Sugar hrmer with fair inquiry S1s@
grades firm, with moderate demand. Rtee quiet.
Tallow firm. Rosin unchanged Turpentfne more
aeve at SOC PORK dun and lHer; ne sS 81 $1,000
steam. Whiskey dullat:S1.l25. Freishfs quiet and
steady
BALTIMORE. July 26-Flour unchanged. Wheat
active and firm: Maryland red Good to prime,
S1.156$l.1s: amber. $1,000 1925: white, 81 .05
@s1.22. Southern. corn steady; white, 58@5Sc.
yellow. 5GGf5sc.. Oats unchanged. Rye quiet and
firm. Provisions dull and UNCHANGED. Coffee nomi-
nal. Whlskey dull ut sl.12E Sugar quiet ut l &c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, july 26.-Flour dwlr and I'M
changed. Wheat dull: red, 9o@95c.: amber. s1@
Provisions quiet. Pork, $50. Bulk-ineats- Shout
dcrs 7ac.: clear ribsdcs, 1915: clear sides 10c.
Bacon-shouldcrs, &c.; clear rlb-sides, lSc; clear
sides, 11Hc. Sugar-cured hams. l4aGel44c Lard
Tierce. 13c. Bagging, 12@13c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July 26-F1our dull and dropping.
Wheat in fair demand and lower red. S5c. @Sl .03.
Corn dull at 45@46c: Oats dull at 25@36c. Rye
Pork dull; small sales, $1,000. Lard--stcam, 10Y
ollie: kettle, 12A@13c. Bulk-meats dull and
nominal. Bacon-OnIv order trade. Whskcy steady
and In fair demand at $1.10.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. July 26.-Flour dull superIine fall.
s2.75@S3 extra fall. $3.25@S3.75, Wheat dull !;
No. 9 red fall. 81 .23H@S1.24; No. 8 red fail, $50
CSC. Corn duh and lower to sell: No. 2 mixed, 4Oi50
Ale. Oats uns ettcd; No. 2. CSC. bid. Rye dull ana
lower to SELL 4sc. bid. Whskey inactive ut 81. 10.
Pork and lard dull and unchanged. Bulk-meats dull
BUYERS and sellers apart no transactions. Bacon
quictand unchanged ~
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PATENT GRANTED.-A patent has been
granted John Fl. Snyder, of Richmond, for
bala-tiers
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HANDBOOK OF SUMMER RESORTS,
Ill with Principal Routes OF Travel. Soc.
FAMILY TREE. A Novel. By A. Dc Fonblanque.
75c.
ROSE TURQUAND. A Novel BY L. Hopkins. Soc.
a SISTERS CONFESSION, BY Miss Braddon. DOC.
HEAVY YOIiES. A Novel. by author OF dead
Mems Shoes" 75c.
CRTPPs, THE CARRIER: 4 Woodland Tale. by
Blackmore. 75c. A NARROW ESCAPE. No
x Novel from tho German 75c HELEN'S BA-s
DIES. A Tale OF the Day. SOC. OLD GREEK
Yons Volume 8 or the Science Primers. Soc. OUR
ANGUAGE: illustrated Lessons, or How TO Speak
and Write Correctly. By Quackenbos. soc. Anthe
popular Books received regularly by
jy26 WOODHoUSEj& tAfhAM.
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yEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
" aa-sSW2t
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
TIL,

=. CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND July 90, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, l $40 bushels. Red. 6,s2s
bushels.
CoRN-IVhite, 1868 bushels. Tello,c. SOC bush.
els. Mired. fl2 bushels.
OATS.-G0O bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT-White, 1872 bushels very good ut 81 30
166 bushels ut 81 12 so bushels fair at 81 10: 326
bushels prime at $ l.23: 100 bushels common n
S1.05; 80 bushels ut 81 IS; 200 bushels prime al
Sl.22-total, 1904 bushels. Red, 442 bushels very
good on private terms; 216 bushels ut $1.15; 534
bushels ut l20: 24C bushels ut is $40 bushels
at S1.O5; 694 bushels ut $l.10; 90f bushels a,
SLIP; 90 bushels prime at : 1923: 32 bushels al
prime at 81. 90 40 bushels very good at 81 274
bushels good ut S1.l5: 100 bushels at Sl.0S: loo
bushels very good at S1.20-total, 5000 bushels.
CoRN.-1Vhite, AGO bushels very good at Gle.
100 bushels prime ut &C.: 30 bushels common al
see: 81 bushels common ut SIC. 266 bushels gooc
prime mt Coo. Hired, 412 bushels ut 5Sc.
0ATS.-254 bushels Oh private terms: 4G bushels
Mt 37c.-total, 800 bushels.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WHEAT hite, 142 bushels. Red, l 1874 bush
Consolidate, SO bushels.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
JULY 26. 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 4S9 hossfeads, Is
tferces. and boxes.
The offerings at auction on Change, l45 packages
of which 50 were taken in.'' and the remainder
sold ut prices ranging from $3.50 to S67.
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DooK-BINDING.

|DOOK-BINDING.
Nowts the time to put your.library In order.
All BOOKS which need repair or binding, II sent
to u.s. will have our prompt attention, and the charge
win lie very reasonable. we are anxious to reduce
our large stock Of STANDARD WORKS, and will,
therefore offer great inducements TO a who are dis
posed TO buy. 80, -, ,,,,cy ,e,Y
jy 20-d&w 1913 Main slreet.
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FLESH AND SPIRIT. By thArauahof OF odd
Trumn n gs 80
BRESSAST. A Novel BY julian Hawthorne 76c
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PAUSANIUS THE SPARTAN. BY BaIwer. 5oc.
THE PRIME MINISTER, By Anthony Trollopc.
&c. s3.5 &. - 9. q.
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Foreign SewS.

Turkey announces the terms undcr sshlch she
vii! graft au aru.isttce There Is a fear tisa;
Scrvia will not accept the terms, which are al
bilrary and 10 this size is beug supported By
Russia, who claims that they are cot III accor1"
auce with the proposals OF the Powers. 1ur
key is also rumcr:d, is only trylog to gam Tina
anl Servia has ordered $50 900 uoiiorna, led
ug the correspondent: to believe. IN latest dis
patches, mat 30 aiml-ticc sill be conc'uacd
Several newiy built cruisers ~ill DC seni tres
Spain to Cu5a. The Fr.ach acnat" and Cham
Der Of Deputies vii! assemble 90 tie 81 " iosi
CoGn; Noa Ami. !rom bis exile IN SWIFT
land says that Blsmsrck,s charges that hi
character is uatrusiworihy and that he saooT
diaat.d his official Iaoor5 to his personal Liter
CSC are untrue.
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News of the Day.

The Board of Missions OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church is at present 10 session 10
Philadelphia The property in the South oe-
voted 10 he use of the Conalssloo OF Home
Missions 10 the coorcd people Is valued AZ a.
$4,000 and an increased support iron All
congrs cations is oskcd for.
% tuesday uikht two masked men over
novered tie treasurer Of Knoxville county,
Iowa, aod compelled him to open his safe: from
Which they distracted Sl4. 900.
The ATTENDANCE at the Centennial tx
hib,ioa yesterday YVES 90, els II which us were
at ialf lee At ,Hs live sock exhibition the
admissions were ! ,US2
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ALEXANDRIA O.. IL lS7f

10 tie slltor gt tie 4ie.cm.lrtu Ga.eue:
see 81 the lubI!7:i ii I.oca ,I'u.- II Ire
City Council that Mr. George =. Wikin, 81
pcrlD'end ut oi' the \. l. W r Il pr.s.nt.i
petition 10 Council for erns >>on 10 c3i,.sruc.
their track Er,m Prtuce5s II II g street "a =.
Asaph street. presume h: hid no: cx.a,io.
ed the tolIo~iDr ar' Of III. Legislature, approv.
ed Jonna y 18th 1875:
An ac' 70 amend and r,.anaci ct;>D ~ r.
Chapter j6 nf tie C,Go Of Erginia 10 reutlo,
- The conditions upob which tie streets ard
ALLEYS OF city or town may be crossed ~ 0ccl
pea by loterusl ;mnr,crueor ronran!e.."
No company shall cross Of occuDy yi,b IL
wotks the streets or alley, puhnc Or ,rIra,c, Of
| any CITY or town without the assent Of he cor.
pGrate authorities III raof u4I $ such assam.
be dispense! with by .n"r'rl prov -,o' If l..r
Aat IL case any lat or h,ts ulong the Eaeot slsei
streets "r alleys >ran ~ >lir, occivuii9a or
! cftsstng ." aprirai in value sucn c.ntrrnv
,!!a.', dcfne croSsiag or or:Hpuag S'c7 stree;
| or alleys, n.dhe c1"pea<ntiJn therefor 10 th.
owner OF The sane al u.pgnSls tJ9 L be a..
e@f!'lhci 10 the maooer provided by law or
the assessment .; !aod iaG:sg,s'
II a%liltoo t. th2 abor" act oi IT,. G.re-..
| Assembly Ice al S-s.0n u the L,g!,.a'ur.
passed the tpt:p'Tl1g az 10 re..ti,, O. is 81.
| ioa! Of which Mr. wilkins j. til. Sap .a,cn-
| dent:
"B: it cna"tsG by the e. asr-I Assembly.
| That it shall b. lasi1. !or tbs Aex.a.:r!a al
W .shingtoa Raiiroai C3mp.1y to 60 S rug.
n*r;aln !ni opertf- - 70 g! wta,n n :).p..
! rate .l'DN> j, to "a. u AcxlDl u.s., -! -
"sia::li>h is ;crin'gl- II anv ;,:,u. 't@ >,g.i
;mhs, >uhi'c' - al tn existing l,rocisi,nS ii
Ia" respecting ru@ cons ru.3!J1, m.!u..I,I.a
| ana operation Of railroads vii in tie rpo-a i.
hunts ot towus aul CITIES; pr"v,i''. how
tha; TIC said railroad company Sh,H not hI~,
the h2n H. o; this act W aauase- T., -. o..
nFty h>I2rs "n -. A>.ph -;reet from city Ian
It's on tie nOrtt 10 tie terminals n >..I rD.E q
>nj.i -tr.gt -Eoi; FAVE poem agreed upp,, H..
paid, Or assessed and pail into CART r;a
vide by as
No's a.. k can Councii Civ VI. Wilkes he
nh; TO d. thin. when the i . .LI.2 say
he S all not DO uYliI The foregoing ccoittoa>
"a VII a. others not quoted J are cong i
with. He had rs wei! ak Council to auRJI.I.
him TO complete his rnad 10 Righm nj 81. ~
ask them !1r authority - come - ht.s 81 {,
uAies5 the Condition, IN posed Is h Genoa.
Assembly are coupled with. Mr. has t.s-
aoln paay any mere right 20 occupy Il Asa.h
;han i. has Wa-hingt5U sire t, uale>s b. -
c:pia"ct OF their charter Hhci, provides so:
| their 20 i ,ing. {
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The Washington Chronicle, whose tears, that
the returps Of the October election would prove
the death kpel to the hopes oil the ratlcal5 Tor
longer coutrol Of the treasury OF the country,
have bodcd all TO true, virtually coucedeS the
electiou Of the democratic candidates next No
vember, aud 10 the ravlogs OF It's terror at the
authorization of the loss oil mouay aud position
its party will sustain. says:
'.rhe whclc South is aD armed camp, as well
d.ilild a. IN 1851. and they mean 10 carry a
soitG Soutn or lie democratic candidate for
the Presidency, because his election means
tner restoration 10 power. Southern ex-rebeis
will ii Ii he Cabinet obtain control of the army
aud navy, tax she National Treasury Into their
charge aud empty itioto their owa pockets, and
make all the Cluod ana TT asure spent TO save
the Uniou from their treason IL 1861 an aocr'
ton ana laughing stock 10 the nalons OF tue
earth
We doubt very mach the assertion that
Southern * ebeis viii take the National Treas
urv into their naods out should they do SO,
and were they rapaciou, thieves of ackuc"ledg'
ed proficiency, their depredatlops could DOT
possibly exceed those commltted by the radl-
Gals whom they will succeed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12

Gen. Il. 6. Nor,hiustou, the radical collec.
tor of the port of Charleston, who bas lately
been giving such highly wrought accounts of
Southern ouirases to the reporters OF the ash
ipgton radical newspapers, is the same gentle.
man, who, for certain little irregularities, OF
which the Courts took notice, left Gala ornla.
He vas Appointed aud confirmed u. 5. Judge OF
Nevada, under the johnson ADMINISTRATION,
tu; the Seuate recoosdcred the confirmation
and rejected hiu. He was afterwards appoint
ed u. 5. Minister to the Argentine Couiede
ration, but was recalled, IS be expressed it.,
by this creature Graut." He is now one of
the leading carpet-baggcrs of South CaroIiua,
and particular friend OF the creature"
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l., 1876.

Tire smoke OF tie election coutlct on lues-
d.v tast has at leagth cleared away sufficiently
FOR Us to discern, through the maze OF courtless
r-Ierrams the democrats OF ludlana aud vest
Virgipia emerging from the engagement with
victorious flags, and marching conhdeutiy Cd 10
assured success 10 III. supreme battle 10 De
taught next November; wnlle those OF Ohio'
after good fight against the comb1red mo@ey
and official faonce Of the corrupt admlnis'ra
tioD. though defeated by a small majority, are
seen collecting and marohaiiog their iofces' au"
uroiins BY the experience through when 'hey
have Just past, So arranglrs ther piaos aoo
details tor the presidential combat that they
must snatch victory iroGl their late defeat. lu
all me previous cstlu4tes 0. the November
election. even those made by Democrats, ONO
was set dowu amoug tie certain radica! States.
while IoGiaua AID West Virginia were ciaSSed
amypy those tina: were douuLtul. Tuesday 5
elrction removes Tue Two latter from the w
certain lumbor. anu adds twenty electoral votes
20 those which the radicals cOucede u GoV.
TilLsu, and which, wltl the GoiG OF New loEh,
will secure his ceciion beyond p%radVeniure.
The days OF r.a.calism are numbered; n"al'
ocrity, hypocrisy, coTraptiou, trizeu depra'i'y
bars-:aced robbery aad alliances 10 deprive
men Of the rights OF cli;z:ushp on account d
the. religious belief, or because taey AAlpeuec
to be boru 10 Europe, must Vacate the high pO
siticns of the government they have occupied
aLd loose the hold they have held upon
the strings vi the tie surg for the las
eight years, ADD give place to the hon
esty and Intelligence that will msnsge tho
affairs Of the coua;ry for the cOuo'ry's goou
and cot solely for the aggraudiz meat OF ccrtall
cebas4a iadiv.duais The peoples command
to this effsc was ISIS I'D last Tussday-lt vii
be repeated With the au hority Of the requisite
force on the 7h Of November.
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There seems TO be very much misunderstood
ing ccpcerniag Gov k"mper's position relative
to the Centennial celebration. 10 December
last the General Assembly Geclincd to vote az
appropriation to dctray he expenses OF the
representation of Virginia at the CeuteuniaI,
aud of course 90 official preparation for the dis
play could be made Now, some very estim; BILE
private geuleLNen propose to uclte,l the name
of their fellow citizcos Of Virginia, and have a
Centennial State celebration on the Exposition
grounds at Philadelphia. Gov. keniper has
been invited to gave this demonstration his Of
fetal sanction. This be declines 10 90 on the
ground that whatever power he may have ln
reference to such matters, cln be exercised ouly
in pursuance OF some law, or public declaration
ct the people OF the State through the Legi5-
lature. There is noitiog whatever 10 this 10
to prevent c,iz,a OF Virginia FROM making an
Unofficial demonstration at the Centennial, and
it is more than probable that The Governor
will be at the Exposition on the proposed day,
but not iu bis official capacity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12

Judge Wood Bouldlu, OF the Supreme Court
of Virginia, died Tuesday night at his farm 10
Charlotte county, aged 81 years. He was
appointed TO the supreme beuch by the Lagis-
lsture in 1872, to fiji a vacancy caused oy Judge
Jones death. H. was member OF the State
convection Ia 1860, aud served 10 the Leg
isature during and alter the war.
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yellow Fever.

The ,o!a uumDer CT lutcruenS at SaV.nnah
yesterday Was |, OF wuleI wer: rom yelo"
fever; 5 of the burias were those II coiorcd
persons. Mrs. Agnes Il. St!tts d.. yesterday.
The Mayer Of Brunswick icl2tra b. -
Thanks to our generous irIcods through u
the Uuion We aunouu3e tia, ~ tnluk w
bare e:.ough Of supplies ana m,ney TO carry u
through: the epldrM'e'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12

La the u. 5. Circuit Court, at hichm md,
yesterday, Judge Boud decided that home
stead ex IN ptiou allowed to bankrupt is not TO
be estim lted in the assets upon au application
for discharge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12
GcAISIEECEAL.

&LEAAEDNIA Vi ,EKET, October T.. N@"H'
is quiet. with good receipts, and prices ahau.
the IS la. repo & offerings ., it'5 bushels
with sales 1t !25 100 FOR whita. ana ii0,i35 .o-
co,Gmon 20 strictly n les. Corn has ::r'."ca4
and ss!e: % 80 bushels were mae today 3 u.
s7d lot on private term 81 D.. aye -n,w /"
decline, but tie qus:i,y WAS inferior to II" Offer.
ings OF Yesterday; sslcs 1T 81 sn1 o. 2l7 b:,~1-
els Of Oats y::t 81 81 .ud 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12

he would douate such an instrument. Nlr. Lii
lev said the telescope referred to had bceo
manufactured at cost Of $50 0OO ADD Wis the
finest 10 the country. Judge Sbeffey. OF Viz.
gioia, stated that Ii Was the original lntentioo
of MIR. McCormack to erect aud equip az oh
Servatory al his own expense, but tie Chicago
fire had crippled his resources. The meeting
then adjourned. -PMladelpIiu North Amer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-12

Madame BIauc, an actress who was shot
by her bliud husband, October Isl, died IN Ne"
York to-day