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The fitth dividend il being pad to the credi
tors OF the Bark CT Be;ryviii". Thus far the
creditors have rcslZ i ab2ul - pcr c2c:.
Peter HoshcUr. aged -. The dicst pers2p
Of Woodstock, Shenandoah c1urIy. died MoL
day cVetirg iE8..
l. 1876 the really 10 cites in Fir.iDi, was
valued q. $57 ST S24 90; in ST., So l92 5225;
10 1878 ct $50. 972. 23S O..
The iron bridge iu>s c,mpccd cv:y Goose
Creek. at Carers ii II. ia L1utnua coun;g, is
an elegant and substantial structure.
John Il. Jackson. {. layer snd cit. q Of
prominence is lgiDg dangerously i'll siFrons Roysl
with Bfiehl's ci:ca5e 81 !ho k,iotSg. Ills csss
is pronounced critical.
The c3pos!vativa c)nvcoli1n TO urniua'e q
CANDIDATE to represent S;cfford and King
George couoti:a 10 he rcX. House Of d 1lagete;
will inset IN Falnou.h 90 wednesday next.
The Bosrd Of Visitors of the Dsaf, Durat
aod Bil3d lcstilu.e wli iNeat il Sraun.0n dur.
lDg the Ginning week 10 chose 4 priac!pcl to ill
tbs vacancy caused by tie death Of the Iste
Capt Mccoy.
The trial Of JOINTS IlccAman charged with
tho murder Of James Ft5ttr, ia Wares county,
is drawing TO close. The la: OF be wines SOS tar
The dcIause will Be txaniGtd to day. F5c tic
list time srCo the trial cammencad the wife Of
tbs accused ylstttiiy entered the court hcusa
aud toak her Sat besid, her husband.
Last F.i5ey eyenirs as Mir. II. n. Nelson,
of Millsood Clarke c3uny. was driveg GU
With VIM. Neison, OF The AIrxaudria High
School, tie hcrSea Ttr3 chopped at tho tow
creek. Mr.. II. NJ. Nelson jumpad out Of his
buggy TO speak to 6 friend. The horsis, after
drinking, stared OF il full run, aud the iues
hsVlog iai!ss GOwn Oil The sinsetrce, young
Nelson, who Was il tie huss9. was uaablo TO
sop them. The i!Ighicatd ao:in3's rip nio 8
Wagon near By, and ona oi the.a Tas olsen
boWe!ed by the pei, Of tic wagon pic,ciGg h,r
side. Ycuog Nielsen vas iHrnwl from the
buggy ard badly bruised
At tho election fOc c,Tp,r.ioa tEise.s 10
BerryVllie, Clarke county, last Saturday, the
stand taken BY The prescot c0Guc.l for The re.
nova! OF The hitcalUg posts il irout 1t the
stores lnn2enocd sCIn3 Ct tj.e rlerohanta 10 put
up an independent ticket, favorable to rescinG "
ng the order adopted for the removal of ,hs
hitchIog racks, and with this nomeutous issue
tho days work was traueht, and suasat brough t
victory to the lrc1ds c! the Independent move.
mcnt. Rack. CT no Rack" WIS the CIV
The mo Rack party wal beaten at The polls,
but the Rack p:r,y hes bceo beaten si;c,,
as The racks have tcen removed in conformity
with 90 order adopted by he ceu2c;; week or
Two ago.
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cEEEE79 az H,IFE De.

So Fran,s,5 is dccked in holiday attire c1d
mai;ieg for tbs arrival OF Gen. Grant.
Cov. We!ia,e has iclegraptcd that Iodaos
era CEN uniting terrible outEaqcsia Grant coGus
IS, NcH Mexico, e1j Iraops die bEd,g peed:1.
The condition Of Bi3;op StepkcGs, CT he
Dcceie OF Pennsylvania. Who has bsen vsry i'll
HIln conjssllea CT tie lungs III several weeks,
ramaIns unchanged.
TIE grand jury a. New CistIc. d., has
found ecb. indictment against per:o1s charged
Wl!h V0tiog illegally a: !c rsosnt municipal
election in Wilmington.
President Hayes, With GaGeraI Shrimp,
r4scAed Detroit yes:erdiy, aud The President
delivered at the Michigan S.s!a Fair go sd'
| crc:s which Uas mliuy devoted 10 financial
| i:su S
Fee motio1 Ct Samuel j. Tildcn to c:mpel
the Government to fo q bill Of particulsIe il
the ino9ma tax suit troush. agaits! him was
argued yesterday bsfore Judge Cho>te. il tie
United Stat;s Court at New York.
At tie mactiDg Of the Democratic Natio aal
Executive Com m!ttcs 10 WASHINGTON yesterday
Tie chairman Of tho Ohio committee read a
siateEc1t 10 rasa.d to the canp2igu 10 that
State, but pothlDg was done Or suggested re-
gardiug The New York trouble.
Thoto was auo.tc: Worcester convention
yesterday. this tim, composed OF MassaohI-
settle Io2!contenta Of all parties, and arfayed
under tbs name Of Independents. They ucmi,
mated Gen. Bu!l:r ior Governor, as the "Bulier
Democrat" did tbs day bs lJro aud the Greca
batk-Lab:r tsSty sone days before that.
1t Is stated the Western Union Telegraph
Company hes sent and received al lis pri0cipaI
Office il New York City fom Al 600 20 as. Coz
messages pr Day, ard the prcsent week Was
iraugu,aicd with tie banding Ct 81 Sal mcs
slges CO Monday. The average has been 10.
coo per day above the corresponding period q
last year. whe5 the business was considered
large.
a dispatch from New Iclk last night aG-
nou2c1s the sudte1 deeth Of tho veuerab;t
Daniel Drew, in Inc eighty sscocd yeor C
his cge. Mr.. Drew was bora in Putnam
cluatS, Il. l., id 1877, commcuoed IFS as
cattle drover, tc:ame conspicuous 10 tot
Steamboat business, sill later in that O: rail
roads. especially in tho Eric, aud at last Hs
recognized s. leader 10 Wall street. specuIa
| ;G-.
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Ff;G.y H2SEs5yf& TEN.
Spec;el Correspondence Of the A!csa Gazet

Cnec:,I T,-..o,,on, 3e,,ce of The aIc,, C,ze,te
~ $500, ,, - ~ 1n-o
h''''S'''''' - ~ ot''' 49, i''''
Dispatches i(c-iTed 81 Tie H&r DtHart!ncHt
to day ifo,n General Pen, GatL6 scserdsy,
o;ro ~sro-io q ,o-srs, ,,,..oa,,o,,. of a:Fsront
-
booies O. "aorS 10 rev "cEloo "HH Inc H2s'
lille lodiaus ia that .cf,i:o:y, III Cue "a Wh;cli
the lts.;o III. trnan4 US cYl.. ssv?r, cons;d
e,;Dv fro r.,.,,,- ,.,..,,.,t Tr,o., t,oa, 81
ee; ns 'e6'''ites. ~
10y ttoc'p.E d. ''' i'ssHiS .V'1"y ron III
teloe1 revenue sEoSottV {? $40 ueo' !Fou'
cus'oIs - i"''o'' ihS NaAoGsl h&Ik notes
lCc:''cd a. the 'fe&-E'f i"-UGS 'Hr redemption
aE1oIhtco 70 SlAo.UV".
LOO ntXt mtetltg {. iAe tpa!h Il tZaMiuI-
'io2 lar iHe HIS a1P'EI rIi'!c2 Wiz % ho!a On
tie ian prcEmo.
DR.. Cabel CT Ihc tnivr:si!y 0! Fi:Slria,
Pfealdcrt @! thc Rational Beard q Health IS
here 10 diy. rs Tie rtqurcmaGsCt' The board
LOT TIC ISSUE 4 rat!oI9 20 we'll peopi9 10 the
yei!og itScf lIfec;c& Gls;rict bare BOT been
complied with 90 such r"t!cua have yet been
laSuec: lne :u.eI!iEeIc3 TteSlytd By TIC Board
from Memphis to-cay - Ct more t,vtrablc
character theD shat q yesterday. there being d
coIsldtra1le t4li.g G.: Eot:i - The nrmhfr q
new cases end CT deaths.
All The atyeraI sIetchcs sh.. S!?. lla;is IS
now u 4k!ug n TIE We; we're prepared Tor
hlm here telor1 E3 WcaI away, approved by
the Caoioe', ana pi!a'Id AID gwen TO tie
newspaper c9iFisntide5is 10 be published as
th:y sra d2h'eFIa
Ao a:ttIipt W." Eaic th'" IFctiGg 70 raise
the nEokcn pleol u tu%Gr ID ne Arttilaa we'll
nc" fe!aR boitd az tAG hisss H2usc. bat when
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EEELO| FE EEE.

ihc.a were ten n07 cas:5--:iy white and
Jour co'otel-aGd six deaths, Que co.orcl from
yellow fever, G: Memphis, Tear, Yesterday.
Dr.. +. ii. Wight, Inspecting oh,sr of the M.
,local Board OF Health, will Issue circular TO-.
day warG!og Menphians DOT to rotuip, az the
fever is dyisg GU: only ior want Of vicima.
Mr.. L1astah, president OF thu Mcpphij How
ards, ID irc!s:d tho NV YORK Chamber Of
Commerce yesterday Tor all. A committee
10 receive subscriptions was appointed.
New YORK, Sept ia sp1cial from Nor.
fox, w., says: MR.. Ja1o Y. Christmas, only
daughter Of the celebrated Mrs. Myra Clark
aaincs. OF New Or!earH. died yesterday toorn
inS at Wnirenton, N. g.. it is said: Of yellow
tcVrr. Size came from New Orleans about two
weeks ago. and brought tho disease with h.r
She leaves tb:tc ckiidEep. M1s. Gaines Was
with Ter.
a tpccial from Memphis saIe:: The plague
continues 10 Cad Viciims 10 cut Of the wsy
places. Villages os far away from Memphis as
twenty, thitty, AID even fifty les, nos and
then report c case Tho latest is O case an
ncu;cid 10 Gay at Baiity's Ststiop, about
% miles cast. % the Memphis end Charleston
raiir1a!.' NJ. la0gs;aiF. ia his appeal f.r
iusGs 'or tie soik o. the HoTards st
Memphis, sly: The AMOUNT required to p!o.
vision those li7irg 10 camps. who cannot 70
turn 10 ihcic houes uatll the epidemic ceases,
viii net ba less than 100000 The amount
rtq1ToG 10 continue tie Toik IF the associa.
llor c'n not bs definitely estimated We be-
licve that about 500. 900 will be needed"
MEMPHIS, Sept. l9-.l0 A. Mo new
cas:s Of 3ei!oH fever and bu. orc death is re.
ported this moraicg. The Howard Association
haze te!cgvsphcd to C0lcor6ia, Mis-. asking
II assistance la na5de1.
MEMPHIs-NoCN.-No! o SIC. 10 ptw case
has at yet bcta reported 10 the Bos!d 0!
Hcalt b to-day. Three deaths have occurred
slrce last evsnipg-Wiliis Seidc!, check boy 10
the Western UOion Telegraph ofice; David
Bacon, and Orange Reed, the two las. c2lored.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
NEW YORK. Sent. 300 he trio itcm
LlvsrpooI to New York Of tho steamship CITY
OF Chester, OF the iumal lice, musical AID
recitation advertisement was given to the $50
cso!o passengers. al shish tie sun Of 500
was Contributed tor The teceli! o! tde Memphis
sut1erers. Much praise is due to The ladies aud
R,enilemca who assisted, and to Mr.. Kayauauga,
the IuVseT, Tor their efforts ia this diresytiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19

Some Of the employers in the North have,
withou. bs!rg a:k:i. r2!s2a the wages Of their
mpio5tcs, bu: tb, Fsl RIVER strikers ara so
cxac:ipg end iatoe-a1t that shcy b:u;aiIg a.
saul: ADD inatrea! p2ople, laapy Of them wo
men ed tl:!ir:l, "ao G:e anxious to sei lie
work they refuse. Strikers acc 50 absorbed il
looking a!ie; tlet cTo iS5siduii Interests
that they Gvcf!3ok entirely ;;e iaci that other
nenrlc iaYa anY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19

Whea Dir. Hayes s.il az IcueGs:cwa, We'd
pesday, lta: ".acro s;I1cma;1s Il some en-
muni;ies Gaosarlus p.2:.jc.i ae4i2l to III:
colored ciIz!ca CT tts p;tica! rights wh'oh
are sasyao!eei to thea ty tie CcC:tiiu'i?a az
It noH l., &c either :1!2 lis au3iezc. what be
koew to b, f.is,, &! c's, :=p2sed biz gross il
uo.aac, Of she .rae eoed;::2e CT he affairs Ct
tic c)uaIEy cser which he lrG;ides, AID
shove! tha. lie il either ua9i!,!os 10 use or in
capable Of usiag The conpeten: fsc:litics al
his corln1lnG for fading CO: that: raa c2ud
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19

Notwithstanding the insuperable objections
to MIR. Jefferson DAvis's candidacy for the
United States Senste-bis positiv, apd emphat
10 refusal to be candidate. and bis political
disabilities, the future removal of which is by
no AIS certaln-soms of tho mos. ultra radi
cal press sill persist 10 ssseriiog that be will
not only be candidate snd be elected bot
take his seat. Nlr. Davis is such black bear
TO the simple minded people of tie North that
the radicals Eops to make party capital by this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19

The nsrket to-day il active and firm. Flour
IL firm 8! the recent advance. Wheat has again
advanced, and to-day sold q. 1l3. ll5, ll5, III
and ll9. IS to quality, with offerings of 1914
bushels. Corn is off, and 81 was paid to-day fer
lCOJ bushe!s. Rye is O,mer. and Oats are un.
changed, but today there were no offerings.
Country produce is scarce but prices are un.
changed. Bacon is quiet, With the exception of
sides, which are !, higher. O.hsr articles are
unchanged.
RICHMOND MARKET. Sept. lS-The market
is fairly active. In Flour there is some little
doing a. previous quotations, viz: 25aS7 Tor
Hne to fancy family brands. The receipts OF
Wheat are tolersb!y large, but the offerings on
Change today only reached 25C0 buahclp,
which was sold at ia for prime white, and ll5s
III for prime to choice Lancaster. while SO bush.
Gle German amber. for seea. brought 1875; Fullz
so!d at lUUall2 Sales of Corn at IS fer white
end mixed. Sales Of prime winter Oats at 4la42,
and spring at 81, Nothing doing in Rye.
LYNcHBURG MARKET, Sept. l9.-There is but
little doing in Flour, and quotations ara from So
So 70 for lno TO fancy family brands. Wheat
continues in fair request at l00s1l2 for ordinsry
to prime. Corn in demand, with fair receipts,
but prices are weaker, the quotations being from
tbs5S for white, and 50a53 tor mixed and yello n .
Oats drmcr, with but few Offering, and the quo
ta!ions are from 32s34 for spring, and 38s4s for
winter. Rye nominally 63s65
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Sept. l8.-The
market is moderately active In Flour there is
but little doing al 81 for Super to ST for fancy
family brands. Wheat is active, with ligh. re-
ceipts; quotations from l0Jall8 for good to choice
white, and ll0all5 for do red. Corn scarce at &c
s62 for white. and 4Ss60 for mixed Oats non.
nsliy 32s35. and nothing whatever Gciog ia Rye.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND CoSfEE MARKET
Sugsrs.-Ihe market is firm. We quote nom.
insly IS follows Fair to good refining 6Saeac.;
Cuba, boxes, Noa. 10 to II, 61aes:; centrifugal
7ss7ic
Cofee.-The market continues very firm, and
prices are fully &C. hig her for both old and new
crop. we note the sale of two invoices. oae oil
Also considerable re.ssles at prices not stated
The stock now in frat hands ia reduced to {, 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19
people nagc any.

M.. James R:dpatb, Ct kapsas fame, wjo
did as Euca "a Ing cCc uan ;onsEa iacting
the c!Vi! HGT u this country, Is n;s.iOg, aod is
supposed 10 have G. mmiGted suicide. Tho ieto
OF mary Of the promoters e: The var will
sireOethca The faith Il thcse who believe 10
rcirihuiiYa ics.ioe GWEN In lhis Eniii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19
Joshua HOMER, Jr.. & CO.'S.
FEkTILiZiNG CHEMICALS.

JOSHUA HOMER, Jr.. & CO.'S.
FERTILiziNG CHEMICALS.
The following formulas arc each sutll cion. TO
prepare ono ton Ct fertilizer:
Formula q contains,
zoo lbs Rorner's Diss'd Slaughter House Boncs
60 :" Sulpha!e MegGesa.
l0O Pot,sn
81 Amncnie. Price $40
Formula B contains,
200 lbs Hornet's Diss Slaughter Houss Bones.
60 Sulpha!e Magncss.
leu Potash.
Is " Ammonis. Price $40
Formula q contains,
200 lbs. HorDers Diss'd Slaughter Hou:e Bones.
90 Sulphate Magnesia
10 Ammonia Prize $40.
Formula d contains,
E00 lbs. Horner's Ciss' Slaughter House Honea
2O0 g Plaster.
90 = Sulphsto Ammoril
40 " &" Sods.
90 " " Potash.
4O Nitrate Soda. Price S;I2.
Descriptive Catalogues with full rsrlicuis1s
msi!ed Tree TO any address upon application
The above prices are al net cGsh for the RocGs
delivered free on beard the cara or steamboat in
Alexandria, Va. JANNEY u &C.
sepl9 Agents. % AMI l43 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19
Coal Sale,

NEW IoEK Sept. 19.--The delaware AID
Lackawanun L. K Go. snnouuce that they will
sell 100 OCO tons OF Scranton coal st public suc.
ton on Wednesday, Sept 24th
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, sEprEMwRls.

FUEI UF ALEAANDKIA, SEPTEMB r -.
Sun r!ssa.".-...... 6 45 Sun :et:............ & y
ARRIVED.
Str Jane Aosoiey, Norfolk, 20 4 A Reed
Str Geo Leary Norfolk, 10 Z y Hooo.
Ctr Mattsno. lower Potc, to Broders S. Co
Str W Thompson, lower Pot'c, to r A Heed.
Schr B B Spsdden, Wash'n, to z s Hooe.
Schr Murrsy VaIdiva., Washington, to w
a Moore.
Schr Howard i Joh2'o1, Baltimore, t,uf
Worthingloa.
MEMoEAHDA.
Schr Ephrsim ard Anna, Georgetown, for
Bridgeport. at n Y lSh
Schrs j DoWoif ard Mary Corsou,
Georgetown. at Boston 18th
Sehr James Flanagan, Georgetown, 1t New
Bedford l7th.
SchIs + Ssmls2n and D s. j Lee cleared
from Providence for Georgetown 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19

assertion. ard. judging fun ;hs:r SUCCESS in
The past ty :c5c!: - =iu1:ia: ioo1as. ,hciG
hopos will &c! be hisappcloct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19
By O'Neal 3 Lucas, Auctioneers.

NTE OFFER FOR SALE TuK Lon OF
w GROUND and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, situsted on tho cas-. side tf Columbus
street, beginning &c feet north of Wolfe street.
and running thence northwardly on Columbus
street ii feet to ten feet alley il depth GO ieel
llcbee. The dwelling has six rooms. We
Offer this property 81 private sale for one hall
cash, and the residue CT six months time. II
not sold privately, i. will ba exposed at public
sale on MONDAY. Sept. .9:h, at - o'clock u
gan 10 10,s
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Failed TO Win.

CEDAR RAPIDS. a., l9.-Hoperul failed to
WIN the 'naelal purse yesterday. Time PA
, 22i .: !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19

The O&o3tr rumher of Scribasr opens
with al Impcrlaat paper co "Ups and
DoHns in Lead7illc," by Esrnest Iugersol,
With pumerous illustrations. Much reliable 10.
formation may DO obtsined from This psper.
Another seasc1abe naper deals With Field
Sports 10 Minnesota" aud is written by Chas,
A. Zimmerman, o noled sportsman of Saint
Paul. An engraving BY Mr.. Cole, Of Forlupy's
Piping Shepherd accompanies O poem by
Charles d. Kay, suggested by the orieinei
painting. Uader the title Of "EJisou's System
Of Fast Telefrapby, Edwin NJ. FIX describes
the automatic telegraph which was ln operation
for year between New York and Washing
toe, ard of which 10 full popular pcaount has
been before published. The sutjsct Of Inc 9Th
paper in the B:Ezl series, by Herbert Fl. Smith,
Is Rio de Jauero," the i!lustrationrepresoplirg
scenery ard city and vicinity Miss Kate Fields
sketch Of W. 8. Gilbert. in The September
uumber, is sucoaedcd in this ty similar &C..
count of Arthur Sullivan. A suggestive paper
is By John Arbucie, eutltled Journalism, az
txampli6ed By the late Mr.. Bsgehol; also tue
concluding paper Cd "Ergiish Spelling and
Spelling reform" by Prof. I. R. L1uosbu1y. Of
Y sic. Dr.. Holland writes Of The Popular
Wisdom" and Good Talkag." Homo and
Society," contains list CT "Pstlcr Plays" for
private thsa.lica!s, "A short csssy CO Wash,
i0g' AID Suggestions abou. Pal Work 10
the Rose Garden. The Worlds Wolk" d..
scrites industrial Grd mechanical po7eties, sod
"Bric-l .Brsc'' is bright and well sustained.
The Oc:aber lumber Of S.. Nicholas closes the
sixth VoluCle O! The mag, z: &c With sn array of
features hard 10 mach 10 interest Ter The little
folks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-19

~ a large and Superior stock OF Gentle
mems Fine Boots and Shoes OF every desc,ip
ton. Prices lower than ever.
sepl9 w. B. WADDEY, 10 Kinps!.
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ton. Prices lower than ever.
sepl9 w. B. WADDEY, 10 Kings!.
The best assorted stock and the chespes!
Boys aud Youths' School Shoes IN the city.
sepl9 W. B. WADDEY, ITO king ST.
1--WE solicit an exsmiustion Of our stock Of
Ladies Fine Shoes and Boots, of which we have
q very full line of ell tho new styles. and 81 such
prices "a cannot be beat.
sepl9 W. 8. WADDEY. ITO knight
MEMS MERINO, CASHMERE AND
W SCOTCH UNDERWEAR; prices 81,
81 CO. So and 81 IS.
sepl9-G! 9. M. ADAMS. 81 Kingst.
A FINE DISPLAY or CHILDREES
a FANCY HOSIERY prices l2!c, DC, &c
Csc, 59c, 65c 75c and S5c.
sepl9-6t g Il. ADAMS, 50 King ct.
TRUIT CAN CEMENT AND BOTTLE
l. WAX. for sale wholesale and retail By
sepl5 MCLEAN s. UELER, Is King ST.
THE CLAUDENT-This move. SCARF fer
l. gentlemen. with tho nov Patent Cotha1
Shield, ID tho beat lttng Scarf r the worlc
avoiding the obi ection5 exciting il The Old shape
of ast Scarfs
sepl5-4! e.. 81. A3AM: y King e.
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new YORK, Sept. l9.-@tccks strong Money
6s6. Flour unsettled. Wheat excited. Corr
firm.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-18

A very concisely arranged book, by a,
Fl. Thompson, of Davenport, Iowa,
entitled 'Tne Teachers Examiner" has
just been received. 1t is we'll adapted to
the purpose for which it is Intended
guide to teachers in asking questions.
The book treats of thirteen different bran.
ches, set of questions and answers being
arranged for each. Important questions in
geography, civil government, grammar,
history, reading, physiology, photography,
physical geography, arithmetic, writing,
philosophy, astronomy, and American
literature are propounded and the answers
given. 1t is a good book of reference, not
only for teachers in examination, but for
scholars as well. Mr.. Thompson. the
author, intends canVassing the city and will
no doubt meet with success. as the book
commends itself to everyone.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-18
If Pestered by an Eruption, use

If Pestered by an Eruption, use
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR. the ruling
specific for diseases, irritatlons and
abrasions of the skin, and a most salu-
tary beautifier of the complexion.
This admirable article is an inexpen-
sive substitute for sulphur baths, and
lis equally as effective in banishfng
cutaneous maladies, and relieving the
pangs of rheumatism and govt. Red
ness and roughness, tan, freckles, pim-
pies, and indeed every inperfection OF
| the cuticle is entirely removed by 1t,
1t is avouched, by ladies who have used
| it; to be the most effective means OF
clarifying and softening the skin that
they have ever employed; its health
promoting properties are widely recogr
nized by medical men, and evidence
in its behalf, emanating from other
and equally respectable sources, pre-
| cludes any reasonable doubt as to the
genuiness Of its claims to public con
| fidence. Clothing and linen from the
sick room are disiEfected by it, and II
prevents contagion when the danger
| of obnoxious diseases has been incurr
ed by contact. Sores and ulcers. thai
resist the operations of salves anC
| lotions, are healed by it, and it soon re
lieves the swelling and pain caused by
bruises and sprains. The opening O
the pores. resulting from the whole
some stimulation of the superficial
blood vessels that it produces. is thu
effect best calculated to ease the circu
lation when overheated, and carry of
those offensive granulations which dis
figure the cuticle and render existenc,
a state of martyrlom while they re
main. Erupticns. ailments that oint
ments will not cure, are entirel.
eradicated by GLENN's SULPHUR Soar
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-18
DIR. HUNTER.

The special treatment of Disease of tn,
Organs of Responsiveness embracing the
Head. Throas, and Lungs, has been prac
tieed by DR.. ROBERT HUNTER for pearI,
thirty years. His system consists of th,
inhalation of remedies directly into tho
Lungs and Air-passes, combined with
such tonic and alternative treatment as the
complications of the case may REQUIRE. and
is unquestionably the most thorough course
OF Local and Constitutional medication eyel
applied to the cure of these diseases. Ite
success is attested by thousands. His Office
is at lob State street-eor. of Washington
Chicago. where he can be seen or ad,
dressed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-18
The Stomach Cannot be Freightsd

With greater trash than violent drastic
purgative. True, such medicine relieves
constipation for the time, but at the ex.
pense of great injury to the intestinal
canal, which it both infames and weakens
thus uniting it for the performance of its
proper functions. Widely different is the
action of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, q
tonic aperient which produces effects
prompt, indeed, but never violent and con.
vulsing. The purity of its botanic ingre.
dents, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS favor, its ge-
NAL influence upon the mind, land the
thoroughness of its remedial action in cases
.of constipation. liver complaint and dys
pepsia. combine to render it a most desir,
able family specific. 1t increases both
physical vigor and substance. traDquilizes
and invigorates the nervous system, and
gives an unwonted relish for the food. A
wineglass three timesl daily is about the
average dose