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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
DFELatsJnA.A.

NEW ORLEANS AND OpELOUHAH pAUKNE
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES NAIL pAUKNEa
Leaves every TUESDAY,, at i pm.
sa s9 Port H barrs qfh5
vile. and oil landings on the Coast
At1hafalava River and Bayou Oonrtablaau-
new. light DRIFT atearnsr
ZIG &UNFLDWER,
A. 2. TTousdHle master.
Will legvs ~ above. For freight or passage Rn~
ply on board or to
BnITTON a EPPLEn, 1872 araviar streok
j. u. DARITT, 90 Magazine street,
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g Pascal Aec--ea Thompson Rice Mill--54 Lehman
II Lean+ln Lafians-4a hbls nloiassss sAnks seed
cotton "A Il Ghuppna44a balea GOTTEN a Tartrpu-- ag
| saeHs seed eptteH bba niuasssa A Bahn+-5 bstes
fpton IL aaeka aesa 1otun to Isr--j do i M Ise4
taare-T4 sacks rough riae II Schwartz bills sugar
Richard Mslliksn-=a do NJ Jordan sundries to order
+--5 81 ? hhhs stgaF bhs n1iasses paT sacks Of
rough rios Jf sacks seed eattnu bales oottGn and
bbla snrar
uDNALpSuNVTTLE-re Fer steamer Henry Tets--
hhHa sugar HinhArh Mill kan--le do % hbs m0laH
60 Dslpado &cn-p d. Hy Dugua-a seeHs ronsh rice
g Philiippi eco 100 ne 10 .tush Levert--1A do
Clspp Bros aeo-f5 II Rclttana-a Qneyronze u Bois-
1B2 Dau Tal,nagss M Aso-d + Jos David-lob 10
Allen II syme44 hbis aulaf Joseph Vignes-4 empty
hhda Crescent City Ios Co sundr,es 10 uerTasa
hhds angar o. bbls moIaHses 10 sacks rough roe
bblH snEar
LOWER COAaT~rer steamer Alvin--N eaeks Of
rough rce r X Thompson hhda aflgar Jnhn Uy
nond--1H hbls rice u ttnhsrlli tp j Nelson Goo
ndriea to cIder-TotAl hhds sugar 10 bbls rice A.
"a. "a rough rice
- OVER GOAET-Per steamer EmnaA irvine
49, y tsks Tough RICE y Haspe IA 30 nrder--a5 Allen
4 sxa ,a--,7 hhla rice i Latoata u J Nelson 800
,,sr To urasr-EotAI 35 bbls RIGS sBs sacks rough
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MARINE NEWS.
OTFIUN NEW OKLEANE DEMOCRAT.
October IA, 1877. !
Cleared Yesterday.
anees III the Enstomhouse yesterday

Arrived.
Ilr steamship Ambrose jackson. ~ days from Para
to Lucas II Moore &co-ist dis IL
Br barb Emmanuel swsasnhers. brown. 60 days
ir,m Rauen. 10 Merton 4 i3e--A1Tiera
Nor bafG Preeirsa. Jacobsen, b. days from Hayre
I'D n,aatel--fpint
Ital bark Leulaiaua. Gandolaa, "a DAYS from Genoa
Mex sehr Jnaplta JHliA Meraga-, 30 days from Tax
pan, to u Fatjc &co-Algiers
STEAMBOATS,.
naontah, Ven Hook from I'd Luis
nnht " Lee, Gampbel IRON ViokabnrG
II y tias. Brown. from havou Sara
Frank farRoud. Cline, from ssipwithA Landing
Alexandria, laArdmsn. from Alexandria with two
Sam Roherts Black from 81 Louis with barEes
Emm& IRVINE Ruiz from Lever coast
Alvin, Eeovell from Lower Coast
Henry Tete, Auecin from nUnalda0nviua
telle, Genetonk from Haydn aoula
At Quarantine station.
T1r steanahip Cothestone Story, ! days from Ha-
vana TO "A X Miller Coo
steamahip Lucy Miller, Gait, from Havana Via
Florida rer,s 70 K Paat & SON
sp harke ntina Regina he urgelles j days from IA.
Imports.
LIVERPOOL ateamshtp City Of Bristcl-6
caae. hardware eak do staufer Macreaiy &Nn-a
pk r. mdae KatR 4 Barnett caaes mdse to Bateson.
Wiadam Il Rowling - do 4 nrierra-~' case wine
Fora " ~ phga earthenware Mag Val Trans Ce-,s
Louis Ranger GOO cases mIHe Latargue Il Hi
esre-<a pkga earthanwate 10 Strattun u Maver--7tp
hxs tuplste i aases tin sheets to Rice Born &eol1
pave ntisa II II Hulmes Aosa pkEa earthenware
Nj Weil-3 canes guns oak hardware II RhuaeH-l
hi chest tea to y II Kennev--ly1 6bls bottled ale to
w n Lyau Ase4-1 caae hnpka II naaRanO--i oaaa OF
pictures II Meill 2..is5 hala cation tiaa 46 pags
earthenware Nv drums canatic coda % crates earth
nnwa,a to order
GlEaOA-Fer bark Louiaiana--Ta blocks marble to
Brow Krrs A,o--55J csses vnrmontb 90 baak.tH OF
olive ell + Getp Il BE- Quo 10 Basaeth Niqnos-
SO an 400 casas v.rmnH'k Schmidt 2iegte.$ ~ do
30 easca nssat hDN baskets olive oil Rocherean 4
co--20r NO boxes paste 80 baSss soap hoKss of
cheese |, nelery=-7 talea empty sacks aornon n 90
nil. an strings garlic 25 easaa w4n casea paaa
10 baskets do j hbia oil 40 wine pkgs fab c.se
saraaEa do cheese pkEa mdae tpt 4udofo sue
haake olive OIL chs do sAn osaes sernpnth 1913 hsa
and tsaea paste 1850 hss maeaatoni % order
TUNA N--eer saGhr Ananita Julia '1H cedar
logs to ardar--sa eAaka coffee Gordon q Homila-hd
tln n i. Noyu Gpo
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Racesuts Mt the ola DasIn.

Blind Rver-gsr sohr Rosa-so cords wood 70
order
Hayou Lsoombe-Pcr sohr Hattie M-a7 cords Of
wood To order
Hayau Lauombe- Per sohr Modesteap cords wood
to order
Bayou Laonmbe-Per Hohr Geo Colmar--25 600 feet
lumber to order
Blind Rtver4-Per achf Tres Hetmanasa5 cords OF
wood to order
Rnd Rivsr-Per sohr Farragut-l5 ooraa wood to
ordef
Tangipahoa Per enhr Hermit Nc $50 cords wocd
tn order
Tangipahoe- Eer ecbr Idae-H cords wood TO order
feari tsissr FER sehr Wade lIampon-2a, 600 feet
lumber tn order
bay Vt Lvnia-Per sohr Elba-a7. 900 feet lumber 20
order
PascaneulR-Fer sohr a Epalaohee-i2no bbs char
GOAL to order
Paecagpula--Per aohr Hnrtense-tAo0 bbs char
Noat 0frsr
Btoxi--Per sohr Celina 900 feet lumber to Or
der
bayou Laccmhe--per achr Mary Anu--looo bills Of
charcoal to fdsr
Mandeyille-Ter echr L'Eelar--55 cords wood to
order
Pearl For sohr Lille Schmidt -ss.o 600 foot
lumber to otder
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OsIACnnrA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUADHITA RTVEN
TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY.
OUAQHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONH0I
WEEKLY u. 8. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, October IA at b, m.
re- FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONROE
gs97& Trenton. and all town landings On
Black aud Ouachtta rtvera--Ths boaR
will reserve the right to refuse any landing CO.
cept mail lHndtnRp-
JOHN WILSON,
I'm place OF the John lei. HANNAH
j. w. Blanks. master. Ben u. GornWell clerk
Capt. y. a. BLANKS, President.
GEO, D, HITE. BRrTToN i hpPLER. 3.
CAHLIN, e. r. WORK. LORD a MupEAKM
8. w. ADAMS Agents.
Connects regularly with steamers for tho
tributaries. and Little Bob b. for Camden.
my13 Il
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amREnvlLLk. vxcKs SENS AND sxnDa

--1--=----------------
aMRENvlLLk, vHCRsspRa AND sxNDa
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET FOR GREEN
VILE VIGK 4HURd AND BENDS,
Leaves Ely EyE z rh M2hpAT, MN
and aoh 'hs Bends the siq nasseassr
THANK THANK rAmeouD,
will leave az nhove, connecting at yinksburg
Tallahatehie rivers. For freight Or passaee
a'ey e # S2sEa q to gneoKEgg ~ y GARTER.
m arssss bill s Ct ep On sfasa t. IssG ne
port and Texas Rslread ,1 zts Rg ar L. a.nt
He1o No. III Magazine street.
REGULAR p sATqH gESp q F41Rnf GULF AND
...,. ISfs szf2 E., atGShs RAEye 2z
sss hs2 as 5ssa ssf
bend and all way landihas-T fine and fast
PASSENGER f ITGY ". GAsrnELI..
will eavs aa poaitis se ~ above For irsisht or
sst sSsshEt = 2%%Sp e y.
oK fs1yss .z sTAT EHhb tlf ! kso g.
sa5R Davis Bend and Intermediate land.
of Konsn risi H. LEE,
!sayos p apoys. eoHneetlna IT Y. yleHgssure VIZ
s sse bs4 n 4s s ~ p 9os "a ses aaoo sa'
Sf5 B y ffHt :; 1; sS Ssssis IT,: &
n give sd 52us Rs o q HGhn aba r. sSs
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta. In.
ron aEtzsR HzAz4H HA EAPz zsB rHn
y. .s.,s' t sSsf, ffSfsRA5 VI tSBksbyns
gand the Bends-The new and mas
'4''asaa@ alaoegp =. Esss WEsFs steamer
eoaass xets vfsburs Viz fslRss ss n.
s Il Pss Ts1ss s Ed Il sadss
T. Z; .E nahk5 s Rf q Mf4sha GARTER.
msn4o s and III s5 ss e 7fsgg e
port and Texas her2 g. dbk III Rfl!f Agent
aula ----- ss MAGAZINE street.
REGULAR T y1dksHT.a p4 pAeKET BEND AND
Is"ses f FoE B BHHGSsD4h3a G Sc p Bayou
s ssnns hs Van Hysr N asRbsinew Isrt
proof. Rodney. st. Joseph. Grand Gull, Day,s's
Bend Vickeburg and coast iandings-The tine
passenger eteemessr . JOHN,
For freight or passage appMy e. eeer5 Or to
oe1otf 80 Btsnville street.
FOR aREENvILLE.- VI KsBURG AND THE
BENDS.
L.avef fS SSs5S Ef!RAf 6 E
h.a.A 81 Delta Natchez. Dayis's Bend and In
ess.'ss=ssssss@a termediate landings-The steamer
ED RICHARDSON.
A, McVay, Muster. Frank Beck. Jr.. clerk,
leaves as above, connecting at virksburg with
Ptrisot's Line for Ill points on the Yazoo. Sun
flower, Der Creek and |, Ts q hnAMa
s: T. T. W WoHkE d kEfrs CARTER.
Wli1 give through bills Of IadinR 70 Trenton.
Monroe. and all stations. on the vlcksbuTg.
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La.
W. D. bhoo y ~ t., Agent " me-.
SATURDAY. v1gKgBgAa gN1TED STATES
Leaves f syfFzV sfAa KSsbbpRRed nAY bHst
iasg Natehez and all intermediate land
s$s&9a& InRs-The passenger packet
NATCHEZ,
T.. p. Leatherg. master. j. =. Muse clerk.
connecting ct VicksburR with the ParlsoL Lne
for. Yazco. Taliahetahie and sunnoWer river.
=. Louis. Will give through bil's OF ladinR to
Monroe and all stations on the VIcksburR.
ehrAveport and Texas Railroad. via Delta. LA.
This boat reserves the right to pass ali land
ings that the Captain may conBider nnsale.
For freight e sxaa RRf eeaaa
J. r. CARLIN. 90 Magazine ct
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nOHHIAN PORTE
LIST OF VESSELS
u, GIssrsd and Sailed for New Orlsaas.
OCTOBER Il, 1879.
Don, estsc.

Dom @AtsG~
NEW rnHH.
Eteamahlp Kntokerbnuk or. Kembls. -. aid Got Ii
steamship City Of Austin .-.-@--,.... aid Dot Il
Ship WIN TapHentt. Wyman .-----..., aid DOT
Brig John Hrightman, Hanson. old Sept VI
PHILADELPHIA.
brig Annie Batobelder. Hteelman. .... cid Oct 9
schr II ] smith SANDERS. s.--r.-......s sid Sept DO
Snhr j FL Gordon, Dsnahus ....-.-s.a AID Sept 81
sohr John y Wood, Smith ....-.--,. sid Sept 10
BALfiMeRE.
sehr John Proctor. Baker ............idg Sept 10
BATH, ME.
Ship Caledonia, Potter. Sept III
Foreign.
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AZ Quarantine station,

nr ateanahp Cothestone, Story, days from Ha-
vana. TO A TX Miller Goo
Steamship Lucy + Miller, Gait from Havana via
Florida Parta To X u Paat & Son
sp hark entina Regina De urgelles, days from Ia
yana, u II Ueltli eco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

III OTiCE i call tho attention Of the public
~ to tho noItEess. corner of the market on
Fsifisx and Cameron Streets hero have re.
sunled business At my old stsnd. and will have
on hsrd st AL times good supply Of choice
FRESH MEATS consisting of Beef, Mutton,
Lapo, Veal ana Pork. ,osetbcr with ell kinds
Of Sausage cid Pnddlngs okmv own msrufsc-
,ur"; $50 LOPPLERS BOLOGNA and
FRANKFORT Sd USAGE | also Gail atten.
lion - s:aI !, o 81. UppoSlle, where hive on
hand b tne selection Of choice family PICKLES,
cGnsis;,ns OF Cgou'nbers. Glow Chow, put up in
ihop Pickles, Mixed Pickles, GhsrsiIs, Csu!i
Flower AID ficE!el Onions. and ell kinds of
Pickles in glass jars. Haifvrd Sauce, Warwick
sbire n lce, Ca!sup. French Mustard, Pure
Olive Ull Edam Cheese. Imported Pepper
Sauce SsIdnes. in quarter and half boxes, Mac
csroni. La mons etc. a good supply Of soaked
and smoked FISH prepared for table use i'm.
lnediste'y.- CONSISTING of Mackerel, Shad, Sa!.
lron, sud Potomac Zoe Herring Any of these
aElirles csn be purchased after market hours st
my etuIe NO ~ Fairisx street. go barrels OF
h:h. consisting OF Family Roe Herring, III bar
1eIs, Ia. barrels and kits Potomac shsd in
barrels, half barrels aad kits Msckerel. No. /,
= sId 8 IN barrels, half barrels and kits
OC:I1 S j. REID
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k0CEk EREE-sTEEs.

There re 20 casts at The Mayors or either
Of the Maais;r;t.s Cities yesterday or t, day.
The affection Of liquor dealers is called to the
oolics of Mes:r5. Mushbach aud johnson 10 to
days Gazette.
The Rev. Mr.. Rai1sford was q! Moore6sld.
W. Va, 90 a hunting excursion on The "a b
instant, add was to rrtach there ooos.
4 ua,li.ge l;c,nsc was is usd 10 Washing.
ton, o1 Saturday to Edward Roberts. of Alex
andra County, w., and Sarah Underwood Of
this city.
Hon. Augustus J. Amber, wilkins Addison
end Jahu 7. Mitchell. of Washington, are ex
pec!ed to splak at tho temperance meeting
Tomorrow night. Mr.Wilsor, Ct Georgetown.
has been iavItcd to Lad the singing.
Prot. Msrini vas in town to day, and made
tho necessary arrangement for openiug bis
darc;ng school, aid will give the first lessons
on Monday pext at McBuraey's new hall.
Mr.. G. +. PROS received lot of 6ne fresh
fish Of different sorts from the lover Potomac,
this morning, and hiss them for sale at bis
berch 10 tho market house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

COUNTY COURE -Jm(yc Jt,mes .S1ngstcy
2r'Sidmg.-A Isl 81 d.elJ and o. her wrlllugs
admitted to record in the clerk Office s;sco tn 8
September term, was presented 10 couri and or.
iered TO be Inserted on Tho micutes of the court.
CazeoovC q. L2c qualified as 90 attorney aud
counsellor 81 law
The resignation Of Alexander uuotcr a. co ~
nSs.OLct 10 chaSctry ana commissioner Of as
counts was pc, p, j Dad l5eIj. Auiin was
appointed to fiji that clhc,, aud uual;ii d b:
aipg the oath Ct cffics.
Wu. E4Ward5, Michael Ga!Isher aud Joseph
Jacobs we're relieved from payment OF capita,iou
tax 10 future o. account Of Gge and bodily in
Gtmry.
40 acquisition held October II. 1879, on ihc
body OF an upkDoWn male ip!snt found in tho
fotGma2 river was fled, and costs thereof Or
dered 10 be paid by the CUmmcnw caIih.
VIM. \. Reed wGs appointed surveyor (f the
county aud qualified by ;akue tbs ceth5 pre-
embed by Las.
Commonwealth IS Jahu g. R,ggctt ioiict
meat tor uula8lul!y but uoL !e!ODi0usy Tx luz
and carrying away, trees she properly Vi Geo.
N. Miller Con'luu g.
Com. vs.. \. D. Grag Indictment for unlaw
iuy, and without license. pIacIcing les ply =
mari verde. & gully, AID : fac tt 5 . "a
5e.sed.
Luanis L. Smith vas prpointed euarGiao Of
Carrie <. Smith, Hattie +. Smith and Ger
trudo Smith. orphans oil H. Dwight Smith,
deorssad. and quilted by giving bond. With |
&. O'Neal aod n s Wrreht az -ure:ie5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

GEORGE \. MUsnBACH.--Ih This gen;l.nan
who repre- secuted the c,y ind couory Of Alex
andrls jantiy with MIR. Huctcr, 10 the las.
tt)use Of Delegates. has been roaomiaatc1 b.
the CONSERVATIVES i5r r. elsciiGn. Tno people
Of this c,uotY arc familiar with Mir. Mush-
tach's abih y. They vii hardly forge. lis
DestsrlY effort here las: spring ia reply e.
SeDa'cr Psui, Of K cinehan. la tha. soc. CT
Mr.. VI. showed that he had lc:vcd his people
isthfulY AID vas thoroughly st bcmo 90 thp
srsat is.ue-the debt Qlts:i,n. Though 2
goung nan Mr.. Mushtach displayed 10 ihs
LEGISLATURE both Parliamentary skill acd * uc
ave ability. 10 he thee speeches he mad
he c0unsoGed he admiration CT bNh op
poCeols srd tIic1ds, snd :ook trout rank
smores: the !aHyera Ct the House. TIC pe.,
pie Of Alexandria have dooe themselves hoorf
70 the reccmnaiou Of ID able, tree AID
Brilliant preventative. HIS election IS CT.
taI1.--Nt,nuSSaS Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

EzE- TIE FALSE NoTIONs EXIST IN THE
n:!"oS CT many oIherwiae Intelligent people as to
III" requirements of di:ordcred stomach or
liver. The Swallowing OF nsuseous and power.
fEl drugs is the way to encourage nor to cure
dygpcpsIs aid liver complaint: Nor can con-
st'paini o. otherwise d!aorderad condition of the
bowels to IeIn=d!ed by similar treatment. That
agreeable and ,korOuch stomhcbic and sperioai,
EcateLtel'd 4!t.eIs, which ia the reverse Of un.
p!casa"t, arc Fever produces violent effects, is
tor preferable 10 tbs medicines Of the class re-
fer.ed TO !. iHflses neR vigor into q falling
ply sique, cheers the mind while it strengthens
The body, end institutes g complete reform in
tho action Of tho Gi:ordered stomach, bowels, or
liver. Appetite aud sleep are botl promoted,
uterine aad kdoey affections greatly benefited
OF Its use 1t is indeed comprehensive and
merltoEious preparation, free FROM drewbscks OF
shy kind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

WHAT SECRETARY SHERMAN HAS SWORN
To DO Ia bis sp.ech at Paterson. N. j., Sat.
urdsy night, Secretary Sherman said
Il want to servo notice Oh the democratic
PATTI, that the republican party have resolved
upon two Thugs. We are going to secure to
every lawful voter 10 this country tho right 10
vote one ballot in Uoted States elections, and
90 more. When member Of Congress, or of
Ger OF the National Government is to be elected
Congress has the power to regulate such cleo,
tons, and The republican party intend, if the
prtssnt law is Dot s;rong enough, to make il
still stronger, 10 Southern States. that right
ls turaed over to tho very men who deprived
The people Of their rights by fraud aud vioeucs.
We intend to right that wrong. So help US Al
mighty Goal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

MAS0SIc.-9r James T. Bockham, uni
re1t Conuarder Of Cd Dominica Com usDd
cry. Knights Tempsr, of this oiiy, has received
so Official notification irom Sir james 6. Balm
q Portsmouth, that ha will visit Ola DomIE.
100 Comnandtry co Wednesday, night. Cd
DoDiuion Couns ndery will take scti>n to
eight 90 the qaesicn OF vii ing Richmond OF
The OCCASION Of tho assembling of the Grand
Commacdery % The 18th pr xmo. II IS ua
delstoo3 that tho CompbndeIy will not &C
owing TO The unfavorablc terms proposed b,
tee railroads.
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M = RRTEJl

At Milford" Prince William c3unty, DC
tobsr2, by H'v. A. 2. Gray, THOM AS Draw.
NEK. of Prince Georges county, Md, to
HELEN S. ALEXANDER
On the 22ud inst, at the Episcopal Church. in
GordoDs7ile, Va, BY the Rev. arthur Johns,
assisted by the Rev. Mt. Joyce, q. POWELL
holland, of Mlddleburg, Loudouu county,
Va, to ROSALIE, youngest daughter OF E.
Barton Ha1sl! ESQ.
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- aazH
EDI ED.

st the residence of her uncle, VIM. K. Lips.
comb e:q, in Manassas, on Tuesday, October
"lst, 1879, of consumption, Miss NANNIERlX
SON, second daughter of Wlllium and Margaret
Hizson, 10 the 25.h year Of her age
In Wsrrenton. of BrishtS disease of the kid.
neys, on too 25.i inst 8! the home OF bis par.
eDts, in the 2i:b year of his sge, WILLIAM
STEP TOE KEITH.
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TONTIEE,

J s Mess. Tszswe county; L &c Gray,
Falls Church; s Sievers. Va; Saunders,
Hsymarke'; John D McKln, Theolcglcal
Seminary; Blythe W Brarco, Richmond; j B
CARPENTER, Va; Il + Browne. Washington; H
G Price, de-; w Z Baker and brother, d.; w
Montgomery, il, Baltimore; Alexander Huoter,
CITY; & DOUGLASS, Washington; P II O'Brsn-
non, SperryVillc; Judge James Sappster, Fair
+ Z; Thomas Latham, Va; p e Bahzoll, Va !;
K D Sheuhrrd. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

Tax CANAL AND MINES. The CunSe;laad
Iiue3 says: "fnc anIuo! meeting of the
Hampshire and B,ltImoIG Coal Company was
bcdIo New Oh last week, when 4 .9I7 shares
we're represented, By unanimous vote the
1Ipi'n! stock o. the company Tss reduced from
- GEO shares Ct ten dollars ea,h 20 10000
shares Of five dollars caob Tho officers of the
company were unanimously re cec:ed az follows:
P,ssldent, J. George Reppar; vco president,
h. L. Bodies; secretary, George d. Pond;
Iractor,, L. j. BolIes, George B. Satterloe. J.
George Rpplcr, George Il. Potts II S. Hen.
~, jams s. Merriam and EIward Oo,hoat,"
The Mary |aud AMI the BaItiuo ore aDd Hamp.
shire coal companies will b,gia shipping by
cans! TO day. l. was reported that the
latter tonpaDy commenced work Saturday.
All the companies will DO at work tt:s week.
psy az fifty cents per too, and as the sessou vii
b short work will b pushed through very
rapidly Until the cansl closes. Tbs !amcri-
can Goal CJmp:oy. which commenced
shipping By caua CO Tbusl,y last. was tbo
Ibrseat shipper $ Dco the strik". eight boats
havog bc0u seq; cut, carrying 1j2 l2 tOes Of
c1a'.
The Sasrpsburs Eltlrpiso s,ys SOC Saur
day 'a.t the b1atIu-u CT ShaTpsburS held 6
Iueeliog aod resolved Ihl: they you d not boat
aby uoio 'n's sca7c" 40! Il - IMAM Vte Cu!lir
per too. They aoy lhst 20 resume boating nov
vii! cost each boa!G,sr at lcaSj Etiy dollars and
that al the old piicg they c)utd not make that
much mooey between nov ald the closing Ct
navigation Every other triDctl OF Industry is
p'cklDg up, and w. cannot see why ho boat
rn-o shoui Lot share 10 the general prosperity.
We hope that they may res tbs small ADVANCE
which they SsS ior.
\ usDs'ca tom Cumberland says tia. tween
~ two Cumberland canal boa,m,n havs sigued
a pell lon 90 tho coal companies askrs an ad-
vance 10 trc!ghis. emouIt not specified. I. vii
he pre-: ea!cJ 10 the companies through the
newspapers TO D0rroH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27
Hotel arrivals,
MANSION HOUSE,

James H Cary. Glymont; Miss Lille Crump,
Washington; Joshua Crepsha p. Ausriu, Tex,s;
! W Sykes, theological Srmlnar,; B G Wash
iogtou, Charleston. w Va; Mis-, Br.ddock,
MINI; T Q Hoge. New York; Charles Il Smith,
dty; 4 Il Cstett. Stsun:or; w q RIB and
wife. Huntsville, Ala; w D Willis, st Louis;
Garter NJ Brsxtou, fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

FRIED OYSTERS -iir Hurry H,rboar, from
his F'.tau'aGt, NJ, l49 kicg street, seut to
tbs ofiioc to day Il mess OF lrisd oysters with
c6odluc ITS. which we're greatly coioyed. Mr..
II. knows how 10 serve up oysters az we'll as
other things ia the hi2he.t culinary style, and
they could hardly be better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

CGTARLoTT>viLLF l. RApIDAN H. R.-Tbe
Prospect for the carly c)u.lelIuu OF the Char
lcticsY'!Ie Riadau railroad SEEMS to be
good, aud 1t Is rx1ectcd that tho location will
be hXsd IL few days This road will form the
cJlueciloS lick between the two portioas Of
the n.an limo Of the Virginia Midland road. and
wall doubtless provo Of great advantage to that
road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

ACCIDENT AT SHEPHERDs.-Ao acIdcGt
zach lntcE!eI,d considerably aith railroad
transportation occurred ct Shepherds oppo-
lie his city last evening. a locomotive aud q
'11b,r oil freight cars rad been carried scross
70 The transfer barge, and Just o. the engine
Vas crossing the movable bridge at Shepherd 5
zoe Of The chains gave away and the COUNTER
taIanct 6 Wtiaht was dropped t, the bottom OF
'he rlVer. The engineer of The loco motive
:e'!7g tho accident, III. cI full head of steam
aud succeeded 10 getting across 10 safety. Tfsus
'sIs BY the barge we suspended day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

Theundersigned will continus,he
LIQUOR AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm name Of w. A, JOHNSON y
Co., at the same place, aud he soicits the pat
ronage OF the friends of the lsta firm of VIM. A.
johnson q Co., and the public generally
oct 70 JNO T. HAM OTD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27

CHARGED WITH Lewis
l. y Neal, formerly OF this city, but cow q
justice OF the peace 10 Washington, Was al,
rested Oh Saturday on The charge of embezzIiug
some trust funds Committed to him. Ho was
admitted 10 bal! to await The action Of the
lriDd jaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-27
MOrulOntsIll.

NEW York. Oct 27.-A special FROM Sail
Lake says: The Mormon leaders are still de
FAINT. At late conference five apostles avowed
their determination to defy the Government and
live up to their principles"