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The Morning herald., 1877-10-06


opgh of South Chester.
All the mills situated on the creek were
flooded, and operations have been suspend
ed. The damage at Griswold's Mills at
Darby is very heavy.
AT WEST CHESTER.
4 terrible accident occurred Thursday
night at elk O'Clock, twelve miles from
West Chester, at ssyder's Hills, on the
Pickering Valley Railroad, by which seven
persons we're killed and fifty wounded.
The train dashed into chasm caused by
the washing of the embsnkment by the
storm, about half d mile this side Of KIM
berton. a.. If.-
On the train were 1870 excursionists from
the Pennypacker reunion at Schwenksville,
on their way home, when they were hurled
into the black abyss.
At LANCASTER.
Thursdays heavy rains WISHED out cul,
vert about twenty miles east Of Lancaster,
causing delay of all the trains leaving
Philadelphia after o'clock p. m,
Aco1DENT At MILFORD, PA.
The latest dispatches from Milford, on
the Belvidere Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, state that no bodies have yet been
found, and that the conductor and engineer
and three passengers comprise tie missing.
Several persons are supposed to have been
In the car that was thrown into the creek,
and four of these are safe, without serious
injury.
ON THE HUDSON RIVER.
The storm on the Hudson river at Poughr
keepsie on Thursday night was the heaviest
known in many years. .@ ..t
THE HyDsuN RIVER RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
The accident on the Rudson River Rail-
road, at Riverdale, last night, was caused
by the falling of a wall. The engine wal
thrown upon its side, and the baggage and
express car and one passenger car piled
upon the engine. a..
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct. 5.-A violent
gale from the north prevails. The schooner
Addie and Nellie, of St. John, N. B., from
st. Martins for New Brunswick, with, ,
cargo of salt, parted one Of, her anchor
lchains and went ashore on Canal dst. 2 .'
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sENlvMs, $4,000 !
be good order and decorum that have
Fscte lied our previous Exhibitions
be strictly maintained. the Premiums
be impar'ially awarded, and every ef'
vii be made 10 render the occasion
sant and satisfactory to all who attend
Excursion Tickets
LL Re ISSUED BY THE PHILADEL-
PHIA, WILMINGTON AND Ball
TIMORE RAILROAD.

n'tting to the grounds which. to be 9 cd
he etu,n trip, mu. be punch, d by the
keeper. 1t is expecl ed that TX urSion
etS Will b. issued by all railroads con-
td with the Delaware Railroad.
ee Ph|adelnhia. WI mington and Balti
railroad will charge regular rates o,
Rh To "'ddl-lown npon all articles ana
tor the Exhibition and return them
ibilors will Please apply to
rents Of Delaware kailrt ad Tor
htes.
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NOTICES..

IlIVlDEND-OFFIcE or THE VIII
IINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
WILMINGTON, August st, 1877. :,
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have this day declared q
nast ak months, payable on demand.
VM. p. TAYLOR Treasurer.
aur2.tf 80 Shipley street.
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THE EFFECTS or THE STOR.
At CHESTER.

Further reports from Chester say that six
brick houses were blown dowa in the Bor-
opgh of South Chester.
All the mills situated on the creek were
flooded, and operations have been suspend
ed. The damage at Griswold's Mills ct
Darby is very heavy.
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- fE }.

GA Tie 25;h Instant, j. WINDSOR, son q
Richard and Maggie .Iohpston aged year
= mouths and - days.
ppoM little angel waiting for $40
On tho beautiful banks o. lh, crystal sna.
When my heart Is ynarnihg anu thTubhng With
pain,
And fan would clasp my darling again,
| will look away from this earthly strand,
70 tho beautiful banks tbs "Bstter iIan'l.'
I'll think Of tho waiting angel thore,
And offer to God y ankful prayer.
GSy- Th, funeral will take placa from thu
reslderc; of hia grandfather, MIR. Lewis Hip
kius, No. 200 Cameron street, between Iatrlch
and Henry, at . o'c!ock to morrow Saturday
evening.
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PROPOSALS.

S&ALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the
- undersigned. will be received at the Audi.
RS tili 70 until II o'clock m. on MONDAY,
the '.h day e Ncvcmbe-, 1877, fJr SUPPLIES
OF GKOCERlES, PROVISIONS, &C., in such
quantities US may be required for the POOR
AND WORK HOUSE from the 5th day OF
Now mher, 1871, 10 the 5lst day Of July, 1878.
.Ry-
Pounds Shoulder Pacon
Barrels Extra Flour.
Pounds Tea (hiGd and quality to be described
IN bid }
Bushels Mill Feed
Bushels Potatoes Peach Blows
Pounds Corn Beef.
Pounds Fresh Beef.
Soup Pieces.
Pounds Cotiso.
Pounds Sugar.
Also Rice, Ground Pepper. Ground Mustard.
Csnd'c', Coal Oil. Soda. Butter, (gocd and
sweet Lard, Soap. (by the box Vinegar. Mo
lassrs bright and sueat.) Samples C Tea.
Coffee and Sugar to accompany bid, and all ar
LicIes tn be e good and Understandable quality.
iii, right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
]. G.. UNEAL, Chairman
Get 2l-tl Joint Com. on Poor.
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TUOS. IIOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

8. ". COR. KING & ST. ASAPH SITS.
Having removed into my now storo with largo
stock or STOV rs of every description and an
endless variety Of TIN w ARE and other goods
kept in chat liEu. invl!o those in want Of such
goods TO cal! aaI examine my stock, believing l.
rAn satisfy thon both in price, kind and quality.
Ny facilities for doing al kinds of work. such
as rnpa-ing Fra Place Heaters. Psror. Dining
Room and Cook SLnvrs, also Kooing Guttering
and S!n;:ting, have btel greatly enlarged and
improvc enabling mo {" do such work at the
hnrLcSt nctiCn,
liUTAiR FURNACES. for heating churches,
nlblc buildings .n twrlings, u speciality.
Al work warranted IT, &lya satisfaction.
Prices Tor good, new wori; and repairing as
law ~ the lnwcst sep 10
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A RICH TREAT

A RICH TREAT
FDE TIE
BENEflT or THE ALMA. LIBRARY
ur. @. w. BAGDI
Will deliver a Lecture, entitled
TIE VIRGINIA NEGRO, PAST AND
PRESENT.,
ATPEABODY HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26
AIS ocock.
Admis. IN 80 eta; Children and sci ools - cts
Tickets for sale AT Fren(hS, l!nnts, and JAN
nay e Co.'S. oct Zz-ld
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n,TnTIGE OF REMOVAl..

| wish TO notify my friends and tha public in
general thMt have removed from my tnrmer
pIMcn Of business (No IG King strooD to my new
store, where shall be pleased to SEQ all who
may want anything in my limo, which consists
OF COOKING and HEATING STOW ES. lin,
Copper, Galvanized and Sheet Iron Ware.
Stove Castings and Brick Of all description
furnished -! short notice. Old Cooking Stoves
repaired and mado as good as new, or tskon in
cxchange for new ones. JOB WORK and f.
PAIRING ur all kinds done in tho best manner,
and ROOFING, GUTTERlNG and SPOUT
to. R:s~ Don't forgot tho place, No. e King
stroat, ono square below old stand. and on tho
oppcsitn side
iv II ENOCH GRl Al S
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By Groon & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors
DUBLIC BOTTLE VIRGINIA TEL
l. EGRAPH LIN Ely authority Of a de,i
of trust made TO me by the Virginia Telegraph
Company, bearing date the lst Of July, 1871, 10
secure tho payment of the first mortgage coupon
bonds of said company, also deed OF trus!
bearing date lst Of January, 1873, to socura the
payment Of the second mortgage coupon bond
of said company both deeds having been duly
recorded in all tho counties through which tho
telegraph lines run, will, As trustoo nA:no II
said deeds, oftor for sale by public auction. IL
the city of Alexandria, Va. in front of tho city
Court House, on SATURDAY, tho 9th day OF
October. 1877, at II o'clock m, tho ENTl RE
PROPERTY OF THE SAID VIRGINIA
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, TO wit: Tho hnn
of telegraph extending along tho Washington
City, Virginia Midland and Groat Southern
Railroad from, Alexandra to tho iowa of Staun-
ton, in Augusta county; and from Aiexandria'
along the Washington and Ohio Railroad, 10
the towns of IIcesburg, Hamilton and Clarkes
Gap, in LOuloun county-in all about 2JJ mle'
of wiro-together with their rights iranchlsrs.
instruments, poles, wire, insulators and brackets
belonging and apportsningto tho said telegraph
line
forms Of Sale Ono third cash on day OF sae;
tho residue in two equal instslmonts. payable IN
three and six months from day OF sale. The
bonds of the purchaser, with good personal ST.
curity, will be required for tho deferred pay
ments The title to be retained until all the pur-
chase money BIO laid. Tho property TO Do re
sold at the expense Of tho purchaser upon failure
to comply with terms Of sale.
sep 25-ts CHAS. Il. HOOFF, Trustee.
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GHyv.qk GD.H.rEIeCE.

Arrivcd-Bo j B Anderson, Amman. +
Patton, j w Morris, a j Akin. 9 i!obb, T IL
Fa;lo, w Smith and w Il Boil, to American
Coal Go; Nj $ Fornsnor, A Is BAin and II ii
West, to IIamp s. Bat Coal Co; Nj Martens, to
Baen Coal Go.
DepsrLcd-'oats w MerLens. & l. Boothe. Nj
NJ Lows. w Doernor, Katiu II AdIle. II An
dcrson, K = Grant. p Sinclair. u Amman, Ihos
Potion, George s. James, } " Morris and )
Akin
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asSla, OYSTERS, &c.

WA H. SMITH SAINT. SMITH.
ExIlLL!AM IL. SMITH & CO.,
DEBTORS in
PRODUCE, FISH End OYSTER%
No. Is north Royal stroot. (Markct Builling)
Alcx=nirin Virgins.
l!aying completed oar arrangements for the
pIuluco OygLor ard Fish business. wo arc now
prepared TO furnish tho trade with anything in
ollr line ut prices IT, suit
rs MELONS and CA NTALEUPH spe-
atty.
No will also receive frosh SALT WATER
FISH three timrs 8 Wnnk, WHICH Will DO offered
i,r safe 1t s..l No >, City Market, by Mr.. j. e..
GRIMES Order will receive our special at
tcntion. aug
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AUCTION SALES.
By +. A. korby, Auctioneer,

BY +. A. horby, AuctiOneer,
No. 81 King street, Aexsnd ria va
~ NJ LES.-By virtue Of deed of trust from
James Wallace dated the 9th dsy If October.
1876 recorded in deed book No. e. page az, Of
the records Of Alexandria city. to secure NJ.
ramon the payment of the sum therein men
| toned, will, as trustee in said deed named,
and ST the request Of the party thereby secured,
expose to sale by public auction. on SATOR-
DAY, the 9th day of October 1877, at AcneR's
wharf, in the City of Alexandria, at II O clock
M, the following described property. wit -
The canal boat CHRISTOPHER SEGEkSON
and TWO MULES one black and one bay.
oct ITS PARK AGNEw, Trustee.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-By vir.
Y tue of the decree Of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county, rendered at the June term, 1872,
in the suit of W. H. Gooding, assignee, Va. j. H.
Barnes, &c, the undersigned, commissioners OF
sale, will, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Octo'
Der, 1871 Court day. sell TO the highest bidder.
LAND whereon James Fox recently resided.
This land lies about four miles northwest of
Fairfax Court House, and near Fox's mill; Ia
we'll wooded and watered, Ct good soil and sus-
coptibe OLA high state of cultivation. Persons
desiring to purchase arc rcfnrred to Mr.. Richard
Johnson, who resides near the premises.
Terms oil Sale: SO much cash in hand III wiz
pay the costs anal expenses of sale; the residue
in three equal annual payments. to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and to be socurel By tho
notes OF tho purchaser, with good personal 40
curity, and retention OF tile until the last pay
mert is made Cnnveyancing at the cost OF the
purchaser THOMAS Il. LOVE,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax g. H., sop l5-wts CONS. of Sale.
A:ss- The above sale is postponed, for want Of
vombor, 1877, when the same will take place at
the samn place and limo
THOS 4. LOVE, Commrs.
oct l7-wts THOH. MOORE. Of Sale.
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STOVES AND TrNWARE.

CyTA NSBURY & BRO,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
STOVES AND TINXVAISE.
Cor. King and Columbus SIS.
We have usL received line supply of Cook
Stoves, Pnrlor Stoves and Ranges, which wo
oilHr very cheap. Prompt attention given TO
all work caL.usLod to our care at prcos 10 suit
the times such ~ Ro3ing Spouting. Repairing
Old ituYey Fro Place heaters, Ranges and
Furnaces We solicit tho public patronage,
guaranteeing entire satisfaction. oct &
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Nj AlSISI ED.

Ga the eth lust, in the Episcopal Church
Uulpepcr G. H., by Rev JAS Mnnegt rode
Rev. RoEERr ARCHER GOODWIN. OF l'oydton,
Va to Miss S.,ILIE CARTER CRUMp. Of CuI
pepper, dlcsi daughter Ct the late d.. VIM.
C!umr
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Local lSFGVit1es.

An unknown schooner is reported ashore At
Matthias Point.
!. marriage license was granted in Washing:
n v,s,'.rday TO DE-. &. L. Machenhcimer and
a A. rie NJ. Cninn, both Of this city.
man Manu., Rhody Loveess dropped dead
~ homn E j., ''irce William county, on
Wedn, esday, while grin. 'os 90 . a.. r
IN ,c'J A and S,an 20 y" Nil; n, Mayersdalc,
Pa. are detained in the postollicc. CIV 80
OF postage, .,,
Barnunl's Ciruul performed again last w..
before ono Of the largest audiences ever asst.
blcd in this city. Many OF the acts were both
daring aud novel.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Yer DsRors
ment, Office ofthe Chief Signal OIieer, Wash
ngtoas, d. g., Oct &c. lS77-lOSO a. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather
and rain, easterly winds, possibly shifting &c
southerly, stationary or higher temperature and
falliog barometer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

T TITLE GIRLS OPERA.-The pleas ing
IL Cantsts cf New 1oar's kvc VIII be render or
ID under The direction Of Miss X ATE STOUT
ENBURGH, with TABLEAUN by the child
rem Of 81. Msry's congt egston It PEABODY
HALL, next Tuesday. oct. Both. Tickets -
cents. Fol- the benefit of the new organ.
Il
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COMMERCIAL.

TIe condition of the money market is without
oh change, The revival in business has not
been 80 rapid or as permanent as expected, a'o
the action of Congress in reference to The lnsn'
cisl policy of the government is awaited with
some anxiety. Money in Baltimore is quoted u
shade easier. the banks discounting all accepted
paper at 6 per cent In New York money Is "a
DIR cent on prime paper. Gold rstes continue
without much change, and government bonds
ara ouist State securities are heavier, Virginia
consols selling at 591 down to 60; reeers Az.
Ro;]roaa bonds are dull; B. s. O.. shares lOOa
lG3; nothing doing IN local STOCKS but we quote;
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, to + r
Reed. l..
Steamer j w Thompson. Leonardtown, to
4 Reed.
Stasmer Msttsno, Nomini, to Jos Brodors
s. Co.
Schr Twilight, Now Haven, to American
Coal Go 49,;
Schr II Morris pcrol, Jersey City, to Ame''-
can Coal Co.
0j Schr George Aory, Now York, to Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Go.
fchr Minnie G. Tsylr, Windsor to W q
Schr Bcrsheha, Tappshaunock, to Smoot "
Perry. G.
Scir Maid IF tia Mi-t, Norfolk. TO Smoot u
forrY.
PASSED UP FOR GEORGETOWN.
Schrs Carrie y Hart, Providence; Earl L M a.
con. Providenco j Beckorrnan, New Eel
ford and John II Williams, baltimore.
t,toalurr Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk, by A
Reed.
Steamer Express, Baltimore. by Brndord & Go.
Schr r. Morris pero!, Allyh'a TT, by AlntF'-
can Coal Co.
Schr Twilight, Now Haven, by American
Coal Co.
schr Star spanglod ksnnor, Philadelphia by
Schr Anna Shepherd, New York. h7 namp
e Bait Coal Co.
PASSED DOWN FROM GEORGETOWN.
Schrs ID NJ Anthony, Fall River; floronco
Dean, Providence; Earl Z Msson, Providence.
and Norman Smith, Boston.
MEMORANDA.
Schr j j. Ward, hence, ut Now York 2ih.
Schrs Oliver Amcs and Hattie 81 Cr"waA,
hence, ut Boston 9th.
Schrs VIM Mason ard A K Wsoks. hnnco, at
Boston 18th
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Our trade from Alexandria i increasing al
most every day Customers call I" see and buy
our cheap dry goods. Beautiful how fashlon
wool dress goods, Just from auc'nn' "n'} H.
worth %, and 81 cverywhcr" except al carter s.
the popular dry goods store h.rKa S'z' W lit
"Wooi' Blankets s. 50. worth 5000; excellent
Col;c, AZ: Black Waterproof, .nrar'y two yards
w;de Gnc. Red Tu HE'D flannel. pur: wn"l, 2'c.
T T,uei w. ,,n,v ,dvcr,seuI. ut. CARERS. 707
M"nI,ot C,aoo Washington, oct 2G-Rlm
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ASSI(sN ES' Sal. ES.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N REAL ESTATE-By virtue Of an ord r
of tho District Court OF tho unitod States lortho
Eastern District of H'rg'nIs. entered I IN IN in'
signed will offer al private sale until tina r.,
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877. ami
if not sold by private sale. then tho samo will hr
ofole1 al public sale on tha. day (bcing Court
day. telore the Court House door of Fairfax
county, between the hours OF IL O'clock M an"
lowing de,cribcd TRACTS and PARCELS or
LAND, surrendered by sMii bankrupt: Onn
tract lying in Fairfax county, near Difficult.
Bridge, on the Middle Turnpike road, contain
ing 400 acres upon watch John PoWoli now re-
sides This farm ls improved by DhlCh
buildings snd valuable brick grisi and mer-
chant mill, is wall wooded and wAtared and thu
lard is Of good quality ; ono tract containing -
acres, nta. DrMncsyi!I,i one tract containing
l3D acres, on the Potomac rirnr, nta; I'D uroa!
Fals; one trac. containing - acres, OF Sugar
Land run in L0uhouu county, near Love-
Island All the above lands will be sold ire"
from the liens and membranes thereon. ina
AUO aero tract VIII be sold ia two or throe pnrtoi
to suit purchasers
Terms Of Sale: One r,ur!h cash. And tho real
du. on A crt lit of ono, two and three years IN
enual instalmGnts; tho purchaser TO givo hoLo',
with good security for tho deferred payments
bearing interest from tho day Of sal> aud tn"
iitIo IN h, retaino1 until tho last payment il
male.
For further particulars caquire Of O. HUNT.
Fairfax q. H., or }. :: Fowler, vt Aio1shurl".
O.: W. uNT; -, Assignees.
JNO. 5. row hEK'
oct 23-wts ..-...-.--...
. ssIGNEE ARD COMMISSIONER:
n SALE or REAL ESTATE IN FAIR,
~, 81 10 ,ho n;.irn, Cnm 9TH, limited State.
f.. ibo Easiorn District Of Virginia, entered in
t Tt ,no s,,nr 81 CLaras A IIopkius' Bankrupt
~ e nHut1a viii scll bv bubble auction
o. a. ~ o; ;tl g n W., on MONDAY, tho ION
do1 Of Nnvanh,r ISL Gomt day, aL about
ny VI (ool, w tho fnIowino ro,l e,tsto surron
Ju% ID ,.anl;,n in ri; scL,Iuin,, viz
uereu W Sn' t anros nr .nI Win tho improy,
trnc' t W v;nn on T1nos Head Run, near
"ns tntra, 'H'" 90 Va ssn 4l acres
stS'J" ini IL ac,ns srI Tho .nIs Of JOIN
aoJ9n "" sI 'an "niyiGnI one hsiT Of Il mere.
H. h",s n nsn '' Ma"d KIM n F,rf.x county
Of lsnd on lHpH naoAI T i"hn "a a Hsrraon Sad
slahuins III tn' l,'''''', oa ~ i;o,' and n,cum.
amos ara st so.n a''' '''''' '"' ''''"'
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asu- GRAPE JUIcE.-Ihe art Of termenting
tho Oporto Grape into vino III this count ~ ms
been brought to y greater degroc OF .par.e etion
by Mr.. Alfred Spoar, OF pa5saic, H. D.. than by
introducing and advertising Native Wines. Hn
HIS purchased hundreds OF tons Of grapes, ba-
sides his own vintage. Mr.. ,Spoor SUCCESS has
arisen from tho strict purity and valuable prop
critics t his wines for nvAlldS And leeblo per-
sons, ,.ni his reputation extends around tho
world. Get 2o-"t
l=2y-"GnE CORNER" $. w. OF KING AND
Pstfax streets, DEALHAMS. is tho only
place to buy FIRST CLASS MERCHANT
TAILORS' CLOTHING ready mGdo.
First Class Dross Suits $50. $225, so, &c.
Business Suits. IS. Sc 80. IS, g. $40, Sl2. SIS.
SIG 50, sc.
Overcoals ,r Fnost Imperial Beaver. Satin
Line |, $l1.
Do Cut Bonvor, both sides v-ihle, SD.
French Worstod S2I.
Beavers SIS, Si5 Sl2, $50 and IS.
Finest French Broad Cloth rnats Satin llnnl,
SO and down to S..
Diagonal Cont anal Vest OF FinosL Fronch
Woratad S:.5 down to IS. &c.
In FINE CLOTHING you can Save 3! per
cant ana gel tham equal in all TeapecIs to NOR.
chant taiIors, and my CHEAP CLOTHING
is tho chnapn.,! in The market
=. DEALuAM.
nct i g.. King 81, corner Fairfax.
lE4r How If Is poNE-rhc first object in
Iiip with tho American pooplo il TO get rich -
tho second, how E., regain good hoAllh The
first can bn obtained by energy. honoLy ard
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EsbTEE... AND RESTAURANTS.
M. RUBEN,
RESTAURATEUR
rn 40 sJ B,abEERV CT

Has Il ldel TO his wine and liquor saloon irst'
class OYSTER PARLOR. whore these delicious
biyaIves will be served up in 4 manner that Will
tickle tho raIsto of th) epicurean. Roasts
"a speciality arc in order from to IL p. M.
Persons wishing to satisfy tho inner man can do
no better than give "GermaAy" q call Faml-
lies supplied with Fries 1T homo prices.
GCNTGU ALE on draft oct l2-lm
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Every druggist 10 alexandria sells Duraug .
Rheumatic Remedy aud Lodilles' Headache
Specific; ono cures rheumatism, the other the
headache. This is positively the truth. oct % st
HANpllERcuIEP ELS For nice 25o Silk Hand
kercbef call at the Boss Clothing liousr,
(Blondheim's old stand, corner A,ng and FAIR
fax streets. Nj. BENDuEIM, Proprietor. oct
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7 OST-A SMALL. BOX CONTAINING
IL SEVERAL. BRBASTPINS. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at No. 1913 CAM
erOn street. 1T"
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NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Stocks opened strong,
but afterW declined. Money g. Gold [O2a
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn easier.
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NJ. Il. CnuRCu.-Thc reviVal services III the
NJ. Il. Church still continue with unataIcd IN
tcrc,t. Rev. George Taylor. Of Washington;
preached last night. and there were several
persons who asked for prayers. Rev. JOSEF h Il.
Wheeler, Of Washington, will preach to night.
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g.. King 81. corner Fairfax

le3- CLEANSE TIE system aud purify the
blood. QUlHk'S IRISH TEA will do this.
and relieve by spersa Sick Hoadache, Consti.
patton and all Ill, e,sos cauie;l by arrangement
of the Stomach OF Liver. Sold by Druggists.
Twenty-Five cents per package, making one
quart Of lnedicna \ tea cup OF which il q dose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

FREDERICKSBURG NJ ARKET, Octr 21.-fha
market is quiet, with tolersbly fair receipts Of
crain. Wheat l90al50 for good to cholcn; Corn
tUaG!; Ryo 55aG0 and Osti 25AlO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

BALTIMoKE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET -
Suyars--We have no further TRANSACTIONS u
note in Sugars, but with very light stocks thn
market is stoady and unchanged AMI wo still
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

LYNcHBURG MARKET. Octr: G.-Ihe market
during III, week has been quiet with fair re-
csints of produce &ni tile able demand;
Wheat lSOal5O, II, to quality, for both white ana
rod. Corn 10a75 for wute and Goa,o Tor Js low
OS,s 35si0 and rs y 13a63
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA,, GCT'R. go.

Sun rises 4 70 Moon rises....... u
Sun sels s 7 High water........ u "
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Stock TO- day 24G0 hhds, and III? bags.
Cnn,,oWrl,o improved feoing in Coffee no
TOAD vestord, w continues. and wo write the
market firm tn more active ,f !aqprSy .u, w. Ri
o 1stc 'a ~o d. which is tho only transaction
T bsr ta' to note thou bids were on other
irSs Stock here today in first hands"0 100 bags,
md wa quote again as follows, viz: go,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

for Wheat is onl- tolorably active. hut p,i'es
are weaker; sales Of white at 147 for very good,
and rcd at l2Oal4S for fair to prime red. Sales
of mixed Corn at 6b. and Oats at 36a1S tho latter
mice for Hack. Sal Of small lots Ct kyo 1t bo.