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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
"" tut ~ '''''' W.T. ''''''. O''''.
WfpNfsDAY Feb. q. 1873
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AanEs-In moaer.t. sale. steaayi rots. 4s.siae

AGHEs-In moderate sale, steady Pots, 4'sGi%c.:
Pearls. &c.
COFFEE-Rlo moderately actiyc, -aher more steady
;a0 lI4c; Fair tO Good Santos
lG0IGLC. Cld lle 800 bags Iaplace. l5c; 20 *
do, 17ic; gIs ey" Il Dillon" t6i santos ex sophia O.,
3d. 10 o. 40 McHnon.' private In
Baltimore. 1000 TX Amazon private terms N New or
envy and sun!ry small lois an on ass 81
Is tc. for Fair and lsc. FIR Ordinary MID grades
quiet n-ar.y ucn,inal sales Tor week ras;
s.uJ3 mat Java LIB bags Maaca!ho rs bags N"xcau
Ie1 aCuyra, $50 bags Jamaica IL bacr 81 Dumur
n range; Java. 20 a22o.; haracaio 5i2dl7i9c
II II Lei II l"ni IL ad Lac- JsIru
IJdi7c Mexican. lo9i5c: stick u Mia slated At 30 100
90 nais including 4OsG1 mats Java J&lp Eats
SINGAPORE CSC hags Ceyon, 2iS0S Maraciho. 553 La
Cuayra O62 Jamaica, 3oi2 - Domingo 7,g Costa Kca
l25D Mexican. SIG Ansostura 2 lH SaVaniila.
COTTON-Spoi cotton quiet, strady Gond ord nary
gilter: Kidding lOi2i Mdding. II sc sae, C-s
lasi evening" inc udiHg 1000 export t-S spin
ng Recti"s ~ ports. 223fS bales gDs
- this oay Last week. 1925 last fuiurrs quiet
closing hiding stabce Saie- last evening so bales
To-day cal February. 1923. .. ia lu3J
qh 1897 May 1873 November lnl total, 200 bales
second Cal-Msrch. iO6 April, lllP AaY, y 81 June
- total 800 bsi,2 Third al f.hrurry; Vi lo'
lI.0On April lkl9all.22; Nav. ilHll$I Junr lli5G
lI47; August ll.59 Noyember 100; total, 24JvO grand
100 Futures C.csaa nrIu.
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THIRD RoARp-2:3O P. ".
"WEDNESDAY, Feb 6-P. NJ.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb 6-P. NJ.
The principal feature Of to-dsy's stock market was
the sustaining OF the prise of Lake Shore, while the
Northwest shares were being sold TO all corners. In
the face OF the admitted fact that tie Lake Shore
Company is obtaining business by taking grain at
the rate Of onehaf cent per ton per mile its stock
was held at Ola aud above all day, but not with
ont accommodating considerable additional stock
Just under the influence Of duplicated
orders to bid for 500 and 200 shares, few sales
were forced at 6lSs While tins sustaining of Lake
Shore gave tone to the market. the Northwest
shares were freely sold, the common from 80 to
SS's034, aud the preferred from G24 to Gosa0
SOS After the decline, rumor wac circulated
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EUROPEAN FINAxciAL MARKrrs.

roSDoS, Feb G-l230 m-Consos 96i ~ for both
and the account l. = bu four ard nat per cents 100
1868. l06lu T-nfores. cuu1n loslg New hves. loi4
Railway shares 80. Illinois Central III; Nev-Jersey
Central, ia Reading Railroad Ii.
BoNDON, = b. 6l:3u m.-aTis advices quote hve per
cent renics 1903 francs II a. cnos for The account
LoNDOS. Feb 63 D. n-Ccnoyis 96's for both money ana
the account
LoNpox. Feb 6-3 MI. = four and one bali cent
bonds. lOs hvcs lOfS Illinois Central II. Paris ad
vices cent renje al 40 francs 80 confines for
the account.
PAIRS. Feb G.-Exchsngo London IS francs Is con.
times for short sight.
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WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Mass. Feb G-WooI-There Is very little change
IN The demand steady aud prices continue TO
be while holders not disposed push
sl manufacturers also Indifferent about the future
there Of change at present
The dem aud and Medium Grades. sales Ohio
an Pennsy lyAnia. including Medium ami NN ct 43a4
Michigan, Wisconsin Minnesota Feeces al 33d sc.
quality and Combing and Dolane Fleeces at s5a5ac
there l. fir demani tor California WOo sales az l5d2Sc.
Tor Fat aud -O633 for spring super and Pulled Woods
fair dasu.and with sales at 3O030c
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Middlng clause March and April delivery 6'sd Up
LOW Middlng clause. and June delivery. 6sIed-
LONDON. Feb % m.-spirits Of furpenne 70 per ewf
LONDON Feb 6-j m.-Refned Petroleum lOlsd per gal
LONDON. Feb 1-Evaing. -Calcntta Linseed as per Or
ASTwRRr, Feb C.-Petroieam. % francs for nue. paie
Amencau.
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.aAxclsco closIsG PRICES or MINING STOCKS.
Government bonds weak and lower on
large and wel' distributed volume OF business. An
nexe4 are the current quotations:

In State bonds Missouri Gs OF SIS sold az lO5l4a
105l2: of 1850 al lOJl20 lO0. North Carolina Us,
old selling al 17l2, funding act OF 1866 AT /, and
of 1868 az 1Ci2, Deferred Virginia Us at Is. and
District OF Columbia Sos at n.
la city bank stocks Fourth katIOnal tjsl sold at
9s Continental ~ at ~ Bank of Commerce ~
AT / ISL. and American Exchange 400 N par.
There was "a moderately large trade IN railroad
boDtis Firsls OF Missouri Pacific We're easier at
$685.. and seconds steady at 81. South PauEc irSJs
being nj 7Ilsa7I. New-Jcrsey cDnsOls sold at IS,
and st. Paul frsts, La Crosse division, at 1854.
On large sales Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Min
nesota declined 10 90 g. Michigan Central beng on
to 1861 and Hannibal and 81. Joseph convertible
IS t. 8Gl2. Northwest gold bonds selling at 5000
93l2; plain cOnsols at l0s; Buffalo, New-YO'k and
Erie frs;s at 1911; Lake Shore ID consols rre1s-
ter"d. al o6Ss dividend bonds at 10; Central
Pacific at lOj Union sinking fund AZ o. Great
Western seconds nj SOa4, and ex November coupons,
1877. at GJl2. aad hew-YOrk Elevated Railroad
hTsts at 49,
Gold was dull and lower, though there were
no new influences afieriiDg il. Sales were at
10zls01017s, loans costing ., Jl2 and per
cent carving Tire AssIsant-lieasuIer pad
debt, ana $500 200 in redemption of called
bonds. The dav'- business of the go.d clearing de
partment of the Bank OF New-York covered: Gold
cleared, $l3,679, 900; gold balances. 81, s97 600
currency balances, $l,9379GG. The quotations
to-day were ~ follows:
lO..--- .l02is l12:i0--...-....1017 3..... 102
The foreign exchange market quiet and
steady, and devoid OF interest. The slnng rates
sixty days bills and - S4gS4 81 a for demand.
W.. 81 Il..
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRoyIpEyCE L. l.. Feb g. The Print Cloths market
nurs du There little inquiry and light sales Prices
nomnaly steady at 3's lac. Of asked 10 3os cash
offered for hest 64x64 3i cash for 5GxGO.
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HAVANA MARKET.
COFFEE MARKET.

HAVANA Feb 6.-Sugar more active ana arner Spanish
gold 226 There better demand for exchange 10
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Total sales for the day 81.
F45 seller 60 DAYS
,ICEs or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Atthe Mining Board to-day large business was
doue in Lacrosse which sold MP to ~, rcactng 10
al and .6S. seller 90 days Bertha and Edith was
active al .16 to 81 a 1877 30 and American Flag
steady at 100 .17a.1G. \. Y. and Colorado
rose 10 g. and Hukiil to ., Moose. Kings Mountain
q ud S.atOp being steady.
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30 shares . Avenue Railroad COMPANY .......... 60
20 METROPOLITAN National Bank. 1EHia
10 Continental National fDa
10 sla Avenue Ia riad -
500 9Th Avenue Railroad %
80 aiiar-s Republic F- JnsJ company So
10 shaTs star Fire Insurance fniany l2p2
60 shares Mechanics aud Ira IeTs NailUta 1851
81 shgrcs National Citizens Bank 100
20 shares Rutgers Insurance Company i25
Soth Bank
30 shares Hamilton Fire Insurance Company --.. l4U
20 shares Howard Incur. soe onrany ll2s
Fire Insurance Company
shares Ncw-NOrk Gao Light Company 12o
10 shares New York Gas Light Company ....... l2J2
20 .,arcs Green's ich lLsursnce 90 ,pany 3
2 ,hares Home In,uranc, Company '........ 1887
5.Iar., N,y Work md 40. ton Insurance Co..... -
10 SiIl es Commerce Fire Insurance Company "
$4,000 JeTscv CITY Iyr cent bonds due loS9 -.
lard Hte IVA
10
IL shares National Citizeus' Nsuk ... ...... 1853
10 sharss Noy1b River ,,anF
shares ,,rl,,ord sir, Iu,uran,e ('ompany 10
40 shares M,ghan.s and Trars' IusuranSe 90 80 l7si2
~ shares / e,ox Fire Insurance COMPANY ... 90 =
40 sharc, IUrillarl lu.n, lIce COMPANY ....... 30
so shares Nechauics and Traders afiopai rank 1O3
shares pufcbprs proyers' ssh
"a shares Continental National Bank Ios
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Dipl0en0 Notices.
THR NATIONAL BANK or
49, NHAnN

THg NATIONAL BANK RgPUHtEct
EEw.YoKK Ja.i 81, 1875. {
4 DIVIDEND of THREE (3) PER CENT,
"A tree OF tax this day dee, rcd payable Feb-
ruary 4th prOxlao TILL which date the transfer books are
closed. II. ". FORD, Cashier.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

RIO JASEIRo jan 3O-Rio Co4ee-Gocd First GOOo1o LOO
refs pei /" kios reported ID previous
dispatch to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

rentes opening at 109.77 aud advancing 20 no so,
sight exchangs on London being mp 10 25.15.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
ENc 1o,,o col.
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INC receps of Boar and grain AZ the nrncipal At-

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, AS re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments
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Bnsluegs Ghnnces.

rI,O THE DRUG TRADE. -IIegeman * Co.'s
Il stock, fixtures &C, will be- sold for - 900 cash lo
viii Of the business il very valuable The stocA consisting
of sape ARTICLES 81 rock prices, amounts
10 $500 The fixtures furniture boiler engine, &C., cost
Sl 300 favorable lease be had OF tAe pre- iss.
Apply At POS Broadway 10
W. ] A. III ILER Assignee
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Ngw YORK, Jan. g., 1873.
N0TICE.-The coupons Of the first mort
~ gage bonds and Interest the Guaranteed Ire
fered stock Of the Louisiana Missouri River Railroad
T. mpsny maturing February |, 1873 viii he pad and
asr ihai daJe at OF Mrssrs. JES p, PATTON d
CO.. NJ 81 Wihlm-st- Now-York
BAsk OF MANHATTAN CoNFASY,l
NEw.YoKK. Jan 81, Isis
TNHE PRESIDENT aud DIRECTORS of the
Il MA NIIArTAN COMPANY have this day declared .
DIVIDEND Of FOUR ~ PER CENT Gree from tax. pay-
j. HARBERGER Cashier.
OFFICE CF TR AMERCA CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILyEsl
MINING COMPANY. 81 Broad ST. Jan. 81. 1878
raNHE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF
ONE PER CENT on the capital STOCK u this Company
has been ace ufiCs aad
alter Felruarv Transfer books will close the 9Th and
reopen the 18th Of February. {. GODDARD, Treas.
THE FEBRUARY COUPONS of the REAL
Il ESTATE FikSf MORTGAGE BONDS guaranteed
By COMPANY viii DO paid at The Oaica
OF sfl Company Equitable Building, 10 Broadway, oD
~ frst day OF February next. . -
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| Chic Nil < ~ Paul
! Preferred
3D.. be. GS s
| lG1.-..... ~ :
| SCO........ GSA
| Del L & West
| 200. .hc. 20 =
! Pitts. 7 " & I "a
| 10. he. 50 .
/ Bur G. X & y
30. he. - .
I Ohio d Miss.
100. .bcs3. SIS
| lOJ...bG0. $ =
2eO....s3. .
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OFFICE or TIE NEW. YORK. PROVIDENCE AND RosToN}
RAILROAD COMPANY. -STOSINGrON RAILboAn.
NEw.YoRk. Jan. 81, 1873.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO and
~ ONE HALF - ~ PER CENT win be paid az The 0fhce
Of NcssrT. NJ Morgan's sons 80 William ST. New-York On
/ th of February.
The transfer hooks viii closed iron the n TO the 1ih,
both inclusive r. h. NO(Ea. secretary.
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No 81 BRoAD-sT., NEW-Y YORK Fen 1, 1875
DIVIDEND NO. 19.-The regular monthly
~ dividend o 50 CEN r.. gold, per share has been ee
cared tor January payable the Office 81 the transfer
Agents Wells Fargo Co., No. 6j Broadway, the 10th
inst.
Also
EXTRA DIVIDEND (NO. 20),
OF amour; declared payable the time
and place Transfer books close or the 10Th Inst
49, H. u. PARSONS,
Assistant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07
Blazer VS., MOsbV.

To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette
My attention has just been called to an edl
torial in tho Gazette Of the 3lst ult. relating to
a statement contained in a telegram from Gin
cinnai, regarding the late Capt. Blazer, u. 5.
A. Ia your article you deny with some
emphasis the fact that Blazer ever met and
varqushed ''Mosby's Guerillas, and 90 OF to
give the facts 10 the case which arc correct as
lar as you &c. But, Blazer did meet and
vanquah" the first squadron OF Mosby - bat.
talon 10 the summer of 1864, very near the
scene OF the second fight between the same
bodies Of troops, which you have very accurately
described. Mosby's men were feeding their
horses and resting under tho grateful shade OF
a pleasant grove, alter long and weary march
and we're totally unaware OF the presence OF an
enemy until Blazers scouts dashed upon them
and in an Instant ell was confusion. Mosby i
men we're badly routed and chased for some
distance Several Of bis best men were either
killed or wounded. Among the killed
was Lieutenant Amos Fox, OF Fairfax Q. H.,
and Lieutenant Joseph Nelson was badly
wounded.
A MEMBER OF MosBY's COMMAND.
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roKr v% aLHIs,vvKz.s, .voI"R.

Sun rises ........... 81 Sun sels."..... '
ARRIVED.
Str City 81 Washington, Chaptiro. 10 'ot'"'
Ferry Co.
Scnr NJ ig!nionctto. Jsmea liver % Srio'' i
Perry.
Scbr A. II Hurl5urt. New York. t. Wm j
Smoot.
Schr Helen Hns5Iouck. Bridgeport. 10 A.ne''
lean Coal Co.
scbr Lsmuel Hall, Providence to Am5tic''
Coal Co
Schr j N Parker. Washington, to iInmP bill
Bait Coal Go.
Sckr Mary T. Long, Boston, to master
Schr j A Curtia, Georgetown, to J he"'"
& Go.
StrJ w Thompson. LeonaTitownby IA HeI'
Str NattanO, ColLon's, by Jos Bfodera " l.
Schr j Paine. Boston. by W AgSmoot;
Schr j N Parker, POnghkeepsle, hG HsI"i'
Bal! Goa Go.
Hchr J A Cnrtis. Richmond, by } = As'%'
s. Co.
Schrs V. liawlay, ugvrc 10 Grace; R:F
Sun, dc; Murray Vandiycr Now York GER
Aery, do; w Nj Wilson,, Philsdelphis; Co
Baker, kenucbcc; Mabel Thomas, do; A. ''
Washington. ,,,.,,;
Schrs Pochsssett, New London; II = Hed'.
do Helon A. Ames, New Haven; stephen M mov
gan, Now York; VIM Mason, Fell River '''
Anthony DO; al for Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
ScLr {. & Church Georgetown l1r Pr"yr!e"'
Ctr Mary T. Washington for -. ,.,.,
Sch!s Louisa Walters anI Janlo' ="
Washington for HaVre de Grace
MEMORANDA.
Schr Nj j Cashier cleared from th'ih'''''"'
for Washington 9Th. N,y,,..
schrs Addo NJ Bird and Jsao Il New
Georgetown, st Bos:on 9Th. ,,,h
Schr Hewitt, hence at 6 n 80. H." u,,r1s.
Sohrs Stephen Morris ard h'TE' ''''
'o scbr Il Louise P Mallory hence, q! Now l"''
oG sc 1in Geo i Fessonden. Georga:own' q: ''"
Haven 9Th. O,;ro- Sclote.d,
henne at New Haven 5tn. .,,,os.
ne sebr Geo Negingcr, hence 70! Boston, 81 "s
Schr VIM Layton, hence, OF Baltimore .....
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Runaway Accident.

Especial correspondence of Alexandria Gazstte.
DELApLAINE, Nov. 6.-This morning as Mr..
Thomas j. Kincheloe was driving near Emanuel
Church, two miles from this place, his horse
became unmanageab!e and ran away, jumping
fence while still attached to the buggy and
throwing out MIR. Kincheloo aud bis niece, who
was riding with him, and iniurng him quite
severely about thetace.
The young lady Was unhurt. The buggy is
q perfect wreck.
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MARRIED..

Nov, c, 1878. at The RESIDENCE OIL 1a'W,; WIZ,
lden, OF Alexandria, w. BY hi ;'rp a. Of srs,
of Strasburg, w.. Mr. &, f., I y FS;r Fl
burs, Va, and Miss KATIE D. ;oa niH c"unry
formerly Of Woodstock, S9e aa1tvsudrs Va
Va, but more recently OF A''S'00''''
10 o Oa'us, cob, 1873 ut Christ tp',y oIE:'
ch WTcbO' Winchestcr, Va. by Rev. W. Of S.:
h hnls'd'n e: s1 t Miss META BATTLE
Winchester.
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BODY ora. Il. Stewart Stolen.

New York. Nov. Judge Hilton rushed
iHto the police headquarters this morning
greatly excited and held consultation With In
spector Dilks. lie stated that the body of A.
T.. Stewart was missing from its resting place
in the family vault at St. Marks Church yard,
at Stuyvesant Place and Second avenue. The
vault, he said. had been broken open, the cas-
ket was found 10 the vault, but the body was
missing. Inspector Dilks at once sent out the
following general order TO ell preclncts:-,
The remains of A. T.. Stewart we're last night
stolen from the family vault in st. Marks
Church yard. The casket was found broken
and tho body removed. Decomposition OF the
remains is so offensive that they cannot be Con-
oealed. This is apparent from standing ct the
opening OF the vault this morning, consequently
it cannot BIO taken across the ferries without
discovery. Cause diligent search to be made
10 your precinct as the remains were evidently
stolen in the hope Of reward.
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he HS OF She DGy.

News Oh She Dsy.
Mrs. Harriet Newell Vance, wife of Governor
i B. Vance, of North Carolina. died 10 Ril-
eigh, Oh Sunday afternoon.
Three inches of snow fell ct Port Jervis, New
York, yesterday, the first of the season. 1t
extended to New York city. but was only slight
there.
Captain Condor, the Irish patriot, arrived
10 Washington last night, and was quietly re-
oeivcd at the Ebbitt House by committee Of
Irish American citizens. He briefly Responded
to an address of welcome.
% the steamship Nevada, which arrived at
New Gork yesterday, was the murderer Peter
FrouaD, CT Charleston, s. G. lie is charged
with kiiog bis partner in business. lie fled
to London. The sheriff of Charleston followed
him with United States warrant and arrested
him.
The Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society
now in session in New York, made the fooT
lug additional appropriations yesterday DO.
mes!ic missious--M Mississippi sc, $780, Missouri,
$4,000; Montana, S. 600; Nebraska, $1,000;
Nevada, 50 500; North Carolina, s. 200; North
vest Iowa, 81 800; Oregon, s., 500; St. Louis,
$1,000; Savannah, $2,000; South Carolina,
$1,000; Southern California, $500; Southern
Kansas, $4,000; Tennessee, So 500; Texas,
81. 500; Utah, ST 900; Vermont, $500; Virginia,
800; Washington, D. c., $1,000; Western
Texas, So, 900; West Virginia, 50 500; Western
Wisconsin. SlG00 and Wisconsin, $780,
The motion to appropriate SIC. 900 for the dis.
seminaton of missionary intelligence, halt Of
which to be used for the publication of month
Iy magazine. was voted down. Bishops Harris.
Ames and Wiley, Rev. Drs. Dsshiel and New
man, Hon. Mr.. Ferry and General Clinton B.
Fisks we're appointed a committee to wait 90
the Secretary of State touohiug treaty with
China and in the cause of freedom and hui
msIty, have protective clause to mssioDa-
RES inserted
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General Sheridan excuses tho ruthless s!s ugh
ter of the Baanock Indians, after they hatl sig.
uiGed their Intention of surrendering. upon the
ground of their doceitful character. Ho also
excused his attack upon the Piegau woman and
CHILDREN called the people of Louisiana bar-
ditti, and said he wasn't afraid to repeat his
onslaught upon tho bald headed membo1s of
the Legislature of that State. Then he, poeti.
calIy, rode thirty miles to ges 10 fight at New.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07

The result Of tho election in New York may
have placed Mr.. Tiden in the fore front OF
the New York democracy, as stated. Tut lt mas
als,. and certainly, given him conspicuous
nosi.iop ia the last rank of the rear guard OF
tbe democracy Of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07

The Washington Republican claims that tho
next House of Representatives, will stand:-
Democrats, 143; republicans, l40; and green
hackers, G, The same paper says: 10 tho next
Senate the relative strength of the Two parties
will be as follows: Republicans, 80; democrats
40; iodepsndeut. l; democratic majority ..
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE an =

town. and SO laid waste the Valley OF Virginia
That crow flying over it had to carry It's ra'
tons. Indeed, the gallant Phil. IS great man.
but be won't 90 to The hostile oountry--that Is
when there are any Indians about.
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The sleoious last Tuesday put az etfectual
qnietus on the greenback vagary--sor which
all who have tho true interests OF tho whole
oouutry at heart should be ,hankfu!. But they
did something elsa-for which the Same GLASS Of
people should grievc, aud for which tho re-
sponSiblo parties should be held to strict &C.
countability. They slaughtered conservative
democracy 10 the section in which most was
expected from its beneGcent influence, and
showed that il tho States vote the sans way 10
1880 the psiZ, for which the South has been
striving ever since the war, and 10 obtain which
she has quietly submitted to insult and Injury,
democratic president, under whose admins.
tralion her people would enjoy equal rights and
privileges with those Of their fellow. citizsns in
the North, will be al lar from their reach IS
ever. A speedy, emphatic and unequivocaI re-
nuncalion OF all men aud measures favorable to
interference with, Or to the uosettlement Of, the
currency and banking of tho country, together
with little less sectionalism apd little moro
discretion on tho part Of tho southern members
OF Congress, DUNG the two years that will IN
tcrvene between this and the next presi-
Dental election, may be sufficient to restore
the democratic party to tho position it held
10 the affections Of the northern people 10
1876, aud Tor the good Of the country, but espe.
oially for that of tho South, We hope they may
but We arc grieved to say that tho Indications
for such happy turn 10 affairs are not favor
able, and that present appearances look to
prolongation of radical rule. And when
We are compelled by what We seq and hcnr to
realize the fac: that all this was brought about
by the efforts OF demagogues and time servers
in the democratic party to catch what they
vaiuIy supposed was popular wave, and that
they by meretricous means induced many better
men than themselves to assist them, we can
conceive of 20 lower place than that they SD ould
hold in the estimation Of their couDtrymen.
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P8rdOned.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 7.--Gov. Bishop
has pardousd James l.. Mccoy, alias Richard
Roe, notorious bank burglar, who was serv.
ing out q sentence of ten years. Roe was OF
good family, and was recently lett large estate
by the death OF his father.
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delivered Up.

RosToN, Mass, Nov. 7.-Plm White, with
several aliases, recently arrested in New York
and brought here for swindling q Boston party,
was yesterday delivered to the Kansas City otti'
GERS to ansH to a charge of detrauding parties
in that city to the extent Of Sl67,0OO. De lett
with the officers on the evening train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07

We have received the October number of
The Literary Age, we'll conducted and neatly
printed magazine, published By Miss Blanche
Douglas Hoffman, at Liberty, Va.
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Love thy neighbor as tbyself, and when you
see one with bad cough advise him to buy q
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, %
cents.
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BOMBAY, Nov. 1.-The Pioneer states that
the Atghans in the kbyber Pass are deserving
largely 10 consequence Of sickness and hunger.
Hopes arc entertained that tho Amccr OF
Atghanistan will submit Internationally to the
British demands.
The mortality among tho AfgharS at JelaIa-
bad is from 80 to 10 daily.