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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14

NJ. Re. g. LONDON, VI. ID. GIesen,
Author Of Practical obseryati9ns on Nervous
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State Museum OF Anatomy.
Begs TO inform the citizens OF New Orleans
and vicinity and especially those who have al.
he has returned to the city for the season, and
may be consulted. till the s1st March next. at
his old rooms
Rampant street. Between Canal and
CustomhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
.. NJ, and from n till 8 D. ~.
DR.. DAVIEsON having adopted as his line OF
practice the treatment and cure OF
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research In that
branch Of Medical Science bearing sReeeIaEy on
RI S 6E f5S1 ea9ahf nar Toh
mental and physical debility. and the loss Of all
vitality. and his long and varied experience In
the best European Hospitals. together with
years Of the most successful practice. both In
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DIR. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
1t is. however, desirable that at least one per.
sonal interview should be had. II practicable.
Dr.. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten.
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care Of Ignorant charla.ans have only in
creased their, sufferings. The physician, who
telligence to advance 1t In the respect Of men,
is a bene'acto1r to mankind, and the high esti.
nation In which DR.. DAVIDSON is held by
physicians themselves. Is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In a Rapid and Perma.
nent Cure.
DR.. DAvIEsoNs work, Practical Observa-
tons" now In its 1eeth edition. viii be found a
valuable guide, and may be had, bound In
cloth, price as cents by addressing the author,
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIEsON. No. Rampant street,
between Canal and Customhouse, New Orleans,
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
DR.. DAVIDSON may be -consult.d at No. Q
Bampart street. between Canal an and C9sto tom
after which his address will be 1705 Olive street.
st, Louis where he has been permanently 10.
Gated for many years.
Office hours from 10 a. m. to 8 2. NJ, and from
to D. m. 5undaye 10 a. N till .. m. only.
nos
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14
al IT for red 81 1901 20 for amber 81 2191 "a for
white Whisky f1rm-s1 %.
FOREIGN Markets,

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. May 10. 12 motion active and
DEMONSTRATING Uplands Sd. Middling Or
leans cad: sales--14ooo bales. q, which 5000
are for export and speculation. Wheat-West-
ern spring 80 adop1os sd. do winter lis 3d@1ls I'd,
California Club lis tdGol2s. do average lis 1d@s
lis sd. Flour-Western canal 25s 6d@26s sd.
Corn-New 25s ad@25s. cd old 27s sd@27s cd.
Oats SO I'd. Pork-Prime mess Western 46s.
Lard-Prime Western 36s sd. Bacon-LonR clear
25s Cd, short clear 26s Tallow-P. y. C. London
37s Cd.
,l:45 D; m;-Flour-American extra State IN
changed at 27s Cd Wheat steady-Hpring los
sd. California club lis 5d011s Sd. California av-
erage los 4d@lls 4d Corn. steady-new as So
unchanged at BIS Cd Wheat-Arrived cargoes
steady-Chicago 49s0o49s cd, rod winter 53s:
cargoes to arrive dull-Chicago 4ss cd. Callfor
MIA ,5as 6d@54s Cd; arrivals for orders light
English country markets generally cheaper ,
French do quiet. Corn-Arrtved eargoes
stead y-new 27s, cargoes to arrive dull-new
26s Cd
Mark Lane.-Wheat and corn heavy.
ocean Freights.
New YORK May 1a:-Oeean freights: Steam to
Liverpool 74a@ad; charter to Cork for orders
Cd 1irapt norris G E1nES
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening. May 10. 1873.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14

A Washington dispatch to the St. Louis
Times States that Mr.. Glover Is making q
thorough investigation Of the accounts OF
Morrisons Louisiana Commission in 1876.
He has just got the bill Of Washington grocers
for liquors, etc, supplied to the commission
at the start, amounting to 5000. He finds
that the total expenses of this commission
wara GRO OOn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14

During 1867 there were manufactured In the
United States 459 $50 tons of iron rails and
$3.50 tons Of Bessemer steel rails; total
462, 10s From that time to the end of 1877 the
production of steel rails steadily increased, SO
that at the end of the latter year. of the 7G4 709
tons rolled in this country, 432, 1863 tons were
of Bessemer steel to 1892, $50 of iron.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14

Here Is a crumb OF comfort for those Of our
cotton friends who are troubled with the
nightmare of q war between England and
Russia: Old readers of the Lon ion Punch
aver that there never was o general move
ment In Europe whose result was not correct
ly indicated beforehand by that serio-comic
paper Punch has said from the beginning of
the present European muddte that England
would not go to war.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14

Messrs. Small Il Co and Marks < Co. have
received the following telegram dated Rio de
Janeiro May 10, 1878:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14

Says the New York Dry Goods Trade: The
special committee that is Investigating the
subject of undervaluations in the custom
house finds. what the trade has long known,
that the fixing OF values upon foreign silks
has become 50 irregular that it is impossible
for an honest merchant to engage in their
importation with any reasonable show OF
profit. There is a ring of manufacturers and
importers which is supposed to be in collu-
sion with custom house and other officials
and which controls a complicated and COM
plete system of fraudulent invoicing and en-
try, by which goods are entered at much
lower price than they can be imported by
honest merchants. This ring virtually con-
trolls the foreign silk trade here, and its ope-
rations, or those of a similarly organized
clique, extend to other classes Of foreign
goods which come in under an ad valorem
duty.
T. rhor Ia nd, ofro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

Mr.. John Bright, the great opponent OF Fog
lish conservatism, though generally wroog 10
his political views, certaalg seems to be right
when be says that one Of the best remedies f1r
the prevailing hard times is free trade. But
there are Armerioaos, aud, strange to relate,
American congressman who call themselves
democrats, who are not only lukewarm 10 their
efforts to abolish the present tariff, but VINO
even oppose that abolition; aud stranger
still these same congressman are returned
by the very men who are not only kept
out of employment, but compelled to pay
40 oppressvely burdensome and u Just pro-
portion of the expenses of the government, by
the existing tariff If the voters could ever be
made to understand that though the tax COL
lector does cot come to them and demand their
share of the governments expenses. they are
not * mpt from it, but that it is vigorously
exsoted of them whenever they buy anything
from the grocery, dry goods and clothing stores;
and what is more, that as the government is
kept up obi, ay for the protection of property,
property should pay the taxes. but that by this
tariff property is exempt from taxation, they
would probably be little more careful 10 Sc
Ice ing men to represent them 10 Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

DEATH OF GEN. Observation-Disclosures Gen
era julius Hayden died yesterday afternoon 10
Orange, N J., from the effects Of an apopletic
attack. Gen. Hayden was born 10 New York,
and was in his fifty ninth year at the time O.!
his death. He vas son of the late Captain
J. D. Hayden. Of the United States Army, who
served Tith gsllaotry 10 the war OF 1872. La
the year 1888 young Hsydeu--he Was then Is
years of age-obtaiped oitiz MS appointment
10 the regular army as Lieutenant. lie was at
ooce sent to Florida. where the war with the
Cherokee and Seminole Indians was rat g.
Lieutenant Hayden Was promoted for gaIiaDtry
to csplaincy, which rauk be held at the bi *
log out Of the late cvi, var. He was captain
10 the Second iofautry regiment. Upon the
music ring 10 Of volunteers Captain Hayden was
made lieutenant colcnel and served through
the war With credit. Just after the c'nse Of
the war, during the years 1865 and 1866, he
was 10 command of the forces on Governors
Isaud. and 10 1870 Vac made brevet brlgadler
general of the regular army. He Was then
placed on the retired list and four years ago
took up bis residence 10 O,aoge. His wife
died before this. He leaves no children. HIS
sister is the wife of 40 < Confederate officer,
whose SOD says he was wont to chat bis uncle
because he With the Uoiou forces generally bad
to run away from the Johnny rebs. y Some
time ago the General felt death creeping on
him and gave instructions to an undertaken to
prepare for bis funeral. General Hayden was
greatly esteemed in Orange. He atteude regu
larry Grace Episcopal Church and was eeher.
Gus contributor to its funds IN. T. Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLY b.
EDeAE SNOW DEN.
WEDNESDAY EvpG, OCTOBER 80. 1878

Postmaster General Key says that II the peace
and tranquility OF the country be not fe'toreo
By the oext presidential election there WILL De .
general demand for stringent measures, and
Geoeral Grant will be nominated for President
and be elected. Now Mr.. Key, beiog southern
map, knows as we'll as any one else that the
"peaoe and tranquility of the country, so tar
a the South is concerned. and it is to that
section that he refers, are restored, not only IS
completely IS possible, but to greater degree
than the circumstances Of the case, IN the light
of history, brought withio the range OF posi-
bility, Where or when was it that such peace
aud tranquility as have prevailed 10 the oouth
since the inauguration of Mr. Hayes have exist
ed in 4 country in which four millions or lgno-
rant. and, 10 some sections. half bsrbarlous
sIaves. we're suddenly made not only the legal
EQUALS, but 10 many cases the political superlors,
of the eight millions Of their impoverished
former owpers? Was such an upturnlng OF
society conducive to peace and tranquility? Was
there DOT 10 it every condition best calculated
Co nroyoke present horrors aud future troubles
But, contrary to what history, aud even reason
Indicated, the people of the South had the good
serse to patiently submit to what others would
have offered forcibe resis: auce. knowing, as
events have since proved that their interests
would be best promoted by such course. They
have quietly borne Dsolence, insult aod even
Injury, solely for the purpose OF preserving
''oesoe and trar gu li'y," ADD have succeeded,
ADD yet Mr. Key, who uust be as aware
of this as any man 10 the South, tells
radicals that unless peace and ira guilty be
restored at the South General Grant will be
r. elected. Mr.. Key's conscience has uever
been entirely at rest since he accepted his pres
ent position, and as The South Is the cause,
though the passive one, OF These dl.qnletlng
stiogs, be ua'urslIy dlslikas her, and as the
Wy she treated his ''erring brother speech
was calculated to add to that dislike, bis teel-
j. gs toward her are by 20 means treody ADD
b. manifests them by maliguing her to her CO.
emies, and threatening her with relnposltlon
of the Grant rule. Az Intentionally lulured mao
remains the obi. c. OF the pjurer's hatred, aud
Mr.. KEYS course toward th~ South shows that
what il true OF men isGi7lGu ,llY ia also true
of them collectively. He damaged Southern
character by aoce ptpg position 10 the Cabinet
of man who WAS installed by frauduieDtIy
changing the votes of three SOU bern States
be attempted to vic favor 10 the North BY
ipjuriog the South, and for that purpose called
her people bis "erring brothers" aud be hasln
iured her still further by siding with Der enc,
mics when ever there we're two sides to
question 10 which she was interested, and OF
course be now hates Der. She do3s not bate
him, however, aud if he doesn't know the rea-
son, almost everybody else does.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

Battered into rest. On Tuesday m"ra'De'
29rh Of O,tcber at Orange, ', Je1S - ''o
,IrrI1,s W. HAYDEN u. 5. A. o..
IN man of sseru morality, ct roT3uoGi y
GARD for dnt the nap OF iron ncrV7 IL u;
6nrc., COZ hct with wrong, was geot'e' 'v' -,
Chr,liao. Duiog long years OF graz >. rsi
snku sh his faith 10 J''u' never WV oi
Z, - iog 90 the atopjog aud 6ni:h' d HoI' u
his Saviour, he brhrId, without 'ear' r., '"' ,oV.i
s,Iyiop oil the earthly ab' r""c'e' ~ u, he
the Church and her services, So'' nA S n.
ps.lmi,t, could say 'Lord have Io''a rbere
bati,arioo of Thy hou-e, and the P'''' "
Thy honor dWrtlrlh. l.. ClurL,
H. did 30 the ID puo'on Of '"' -, rop
10 the cpu6deoce Ct d certs'D J. - ~ 'u,n I'D,
iorr of a reasonable hop at psac' WIZ
and in cha,i'y with he ~orId. ,r, rho:s
Ma, God. 10 Hl- ving uercs. c'u''''
who 10 urp ,h,'r Sc. a;,d and roe
Far # we brIi~ve hat J SIS d'sa a0' u
.,.;o even so them also WI CO sIeep -
will God bring With HIM ,o.obh
f., " shiovtou, on the 18th OF o ,ss, .:
TREsA Howard. in the SO year o' n'' %
- I.,, o;,bt. q, bis residence, in hI'0% " tBs
Mr.. AMBROSE CARLTON. aged 10y, 20 y''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

Notwithstanding the fact that the govern
meut's stamp makes four hundred and twelve
and half grains of silver legal tender dollar,
such dollars 10 the money markets are now not
worth as much as gold dollars by one fourth
per cent; but even with that depreciation, if
there is man, except the owuers Of the silver
mines and the brokers. who has been benefited
to the amount of one cent by the silver bill. be
hss been 50 retioent about his business affairs
that rooe IF his neghbors know Of bis good
fortune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

In the light of the f .ct that there have been
teo thousand converts to the Mormon filth
abroad and 10 the North duriog the pss year,
it would seem that the reported offer to pro
tsct polygamy. if the Mormons vi populate
several territories to 80 extent sufficient to
enable them to obtsi1 admission into the Uolon
IS States, would have come f,om the North
rather than The South, where the people are
BOT only protessed, but &C ual monogsmlsls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

If General Sheridan Wers ~ careful about
avoiding the proximity Of doors with trsosoms
as be is to keep out of the neighoorbood Of
hostile Indians it would be better fer him. A
trausome fell 90 bis head last Sacd4y IN bis
pss,i4l quarters at the Palmer Hous., 10 Chic :
60, and soalped him, which is more thao his
previous history Will warrant any one 10 sup
posing the Indlaos viii ever have chance to do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
+ xDIOSiOn.

CINCINNATI o., October 30 A sp' CT Il dis
patch says 400 pounds of uIrro g'ycerlue 10 a
mapazine a, Pctrolra. Pa. rxploocd last u'sh'
killing he owoer, s O Gp'ham. aud 40 ID
iho,e. no Fowler, aud Dangerously ~op d'oe
HcDry Ercuch. Mr. Cuban w,s pck-o no
d sd si!rou! uarS up,u bis t,dy. Fowler
was blown 10 atou,s ohlY dagger being i9und.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
virginia .Se~s.

R,bt. Skipwi Taylor, a popular y uog
geutleuan Ut Staun!no, died last week.
TIL" University has not as lag; nuntar ct
s'uienls As it bad last year. There arc bout
325 DOW 10 attendance.
Fred. d, ugIass the marshal Of the District
of Columbia is TO speak at Petersburg ln the
interests of Dr.. Jorgeussu mex! II ursday eveo
ing
A special from Peters, burg say that the )dy
OF Dsvey Slth, colOrcd, radical politician OF
Greeuvllle county, was found 10 the road, with
the head and body full OF buckshot. The p
ter burg papers say oothlog of thls.
At meeting OF the Association of the Army
of Northerp V,reinis. 10 Richmond, last Dight,
G,u. D. Il. Maury. chairman OF 'hc ,xeculVe
c,mmittec, reported resolutions rrgTnttlDg The
death of Mi. D. W. Flovorree, 3d., which
we're adopted.
The eighty -fourth session of the Virgiuia
Auuu.l Cunfrreuc. Nj. E Church South will
convebe 10 Petersburg November 18th. The
Ccoe eoor will cousst f about two hundred
and $, vent, FIVE delegates, lay snd clerical. and
will be presided over by Bishop George f.
Pierce, D. D.. Of Georpis, who will PROBABLY
be assisted ny Bishop David s. Dogpett, D..
D of Virginia.
The will Of the late Mr. RIB TT f Leslie, Of
Petcrst u-g d, Visng property vsri1u,y esl
mated az from three hundred aDd fifty th Us
aid to half c.iion lars 10 vGius Waco opeurd
was found i:uore Que OF the ucphr ws VINO was
ID aGe ] ,lut heir 10 a t'rnVl1uS will OF 1868
The new will bears date 1872 The uature ois
COZ nts and tie cxclusiou of one Of the nephew.
| we've wholly nosu>p :ctrd. As opposition was
| u ade TO the probation of the viii udge Mann,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
4 american Missionary Association.

TAUETJN, Mass Oct. ~ The 81 anHus!
Convention of Tie American Missionary \ So
cis,iun convened here yesterday slternoon The
.n:,u.' roger, .hr vs. the rer"i ~ to-. yer u
b. Slt5 t0l s.; tx "enses SIS 0'9 4j ieaVIhg
bs oncs u 81 0L2 - The "a rc,.L receipts
not eqia cy $50 q to those OF proceed
ing yearS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
Horrible Death.

NEW YORK Oot 30.-The station house at
Fairfield, village about Is miles from here,
was burned on Tuesday morning. JAS. Greer,
who was locked up for drokiog, vas burned to
death. A number OF persons witnessed the
burning of the building, aud described the
scene as cruel, horrible and trsgi, beyond VI
terauce, the yels and groans OF the prls ,ner
ringing out upon the still night air. with blood
curdIing cIearness. His struggles were madden
ed and frantic He could actually be seen
burning, it is alleged by those who say The fire.
So Intense and rapid were the flames that the
few persons who witnessed tbeic progress ware
utterly unable to rescne the buroing uau. His
obsrred remaius were taken from the debris
this morning. He was tramp, but hid at
one tine Wor ked at Fairfield.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
GOnF ale.

New YORK OF 81 = SKY :hnu as! ons
OF Sc: aLoD coai VIE sold Al au;ii'u to IA
hy me Delaware L ckswara enc Western Is
Il. g.. at tho following prices :: Crate, 50 575 !;
Sow, 81 O5; stesm,r 3 As 50 A.! evg, 50 61!;
Chestnut, g. 3Oa$3.35.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

The STATE FAIR The fourteenth aoLu.l
exhiblt of the Virglois State Agricultural So
cety commenced to day. The list of entries is
said to very lar surLass 10 extent ADD variety
auy that has preceded it. Horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs and fuWs OF the best varieties eau he seen
10 abundance. Some Of the racing rags on tx
bibifion have placed their names high On the
scrcl of ruuniog fame. Virginia exhibition ct
agricu' uraI implements, we'll as Others from
differeut States. bsva done then Ives lyfute
honor by thar SHOW Of baDdIwork. The ladies
and he artists have also left G0thiog 70 be de-
sired. Oar tobaccuUIsts show up their haGdl
work 10 fee style, and add Ius.re to lh' ir brabeh
OF Industry by he exhinitlon OF Trophies gath
cred 10 other 6:lds. The openipg day was ne
cesss,iy b. ID to be big occasion, but what
Gao We say Of "Wednesday, Thursday ard Fri
day. with their practically limitess attractions
Siuce Saturday every railroad train, steam
boat cart, Wagon aud Carriage arriving here
have been pouring ll7lDg lads OF humanity into
our city-a'I bvund Tor the Fsir.-Rlch Sun
Among the exhibitors are many from the
Northern States including New 1orR, Penbsyi-
ysnis, New Jer:oy Ohio, Michigan, &C. a
lsrve number OF visitors are Already here from
w ,steru Ststes, and shout one thousand excur
sionists from the same direction arrived last
night.
The rsces yesterday were quite inter- sting.
The free -for.all race i!u.t better than 30, nd
SIX starters, sid wss won by r. Browns (,r
Harris burg, Pa nay g-idlng ,oCGoT.
The second Was Il running !scU. Tor the you e
ster.' LriI-, tor Three Year ulGs, owned and
TIL: ed H. Ynxinls. Ons mile. D"-we.!'s 5ny
geiGiLX SnGHden Won the rnce In l.4i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

Not only Eoglaud apd tue Eog sh speaking
Lord Bacon: Id 5 illness, apd 10 heartily in
the hopes Of bis dearest per-oosI fieois for his
speedy aud tnire recovery. S1oud be ois
conservssisu, BOT cc!y 10 The Brush eu rirr,
but 10 every lad, will lose not ouly E 70 aud
conscientious, but an able defeoder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
Another Failure.

New YORK. Oct 30-L. d. SuolI y C0'
IL Whitehall street, exporters, Of en-. &C. -,
and Pork have f4Gled Liabllltie. 500 ~ ,
sells large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

Exponent AND MARRIAGE. was
soue TAX of a marriage TO c'ne otf here TO-
day between Mr. Ar bur NJ Payne. assistant
agent at ,he V rsin,a Midland depot, 500 Of
q n.ral PAyuc, Of Wsrreutoo, aud Mis- Bette
w. GlIIlam, a pretty iitte sixteen year old
b uoette, second d.. u ;htcr cf Mr.. W. NJ. u /
lam, Ct Dsnviile.
Sc, g that the Two were determined 10
marry me p,rents IF the yJubg lady
had consented t,r the marriage 10 take
place 10 the future, ho9iog h. persuade them
TO postppnc for twn or three years. The
father of The gro"m .depuiz III ur"'hcr,
Co.. G. E. Psyur, 10 coue dowo aud be p
postpone he marriage ind, foiteIy, but Wh,l.
the uncle" was ooEsutiog with he papa,
the "ycuoa ooes slipped toto pbaetop sod
dove t. Pelham, N. g.. where a magistrate
tied the koot. From there the happy couple
Telegraph ID to their respective papas. aud re
turoed to N rth D.nvlIie 10 the evetlos aud
took rooms at the new hotel Of Captain LIE
Hawkins.
Frieuds called on them after tea to extend
congratulations, COL PsyGe and the local of the
News, amopg the plumber. May they never
regret their bas'y marriage. -Danvik Neus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30
The Glace Horse Rarus.

GEkvER. Col, oct. 29-Rsrus uotted here
= Yesterday in ia and 2:2l. He Will start for
oslt Lake on Thursday and on Saturday 10
San Francisco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

All those who c. u h are bprts TO the "!
muulty aod should n. forced by law u NV
% cents 10 DR.. Blu 7, Cough Syrup.
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Fire.

WllMINGroN. Del, Oct 20 The spice e. We, %.
a. IL, aIsnd. eisn miles from THIS c'!y, w.
showed by fire at an early hour ibis n9fNi's'