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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-13
CHURCHES.

A FRlcAN NJ E.--Four,eenth street, between
"A Walnut aud Cedar streets; services Sabbath II
a. IN and 1890 p. M; Sunday School |: 80 p. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street; meeting Sab
~ bath l0;3Op. m; preaching occasionally.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tE piseopap
~ Fourteenth street; Morning prayers tsabpaihl
lO.sl Q. mi evening prayers, i:S0 =. m; saoDatn
school 3 q. m.
E'IRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
l. Preaching ~ i0:3O a. m, p. m. and 100 p II.
Sabbath school at 100 p. N. Rev I. j, shores,
pastor
I UTHRRAN-Thlrteenth street; services Sab.
- bath II q, m. and7:30 p. m; Sunday school
ga. m.
NgETHODlST-Co Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching sabbath 1879 a. m. aud : p. m
prayer meeting, "Wednesday 1:30 ?. IN; Sunday
School, u. m. Rev, Whitaker, pastor.
DREsBYTERIAN- Eighth street, preaching on
l. sabbath az II 90 a. m and 7:3D p. m; prayer
meeting wednesday al s:3j p. m; sunday school
AZ D. N. Rev u. l. George, pastor
CECoSD FREE.wILL BAPTIST - Fiftcerth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets, ser
vices Sabbath 81 and ;:3) p. N.
CT. JOSEPH's SIX Roman Catholic Corner Cos.
- and Walnut streets; services sabbath 1920 q.
m; Sunday school tap m; Nespets D. n; ser
vices every dag al p. M.
CT. PATRICK'S- Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services SAB,
bath AID 10 a. IN: NesDers D. m; Sunday >cloqi
2p IN; services every day az p. N. Rev r label
priest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
s-EsSI9ITS.i .N-EsirS-

On Thursday eve ing Z nuraa 10 charge Vt
| Whnc child about sig u 'nrhs old gJt unon
II chmnDd at ii l,,k, owG. Instead Ct thu
one Noho K. ihc no!H"r was dreadful J
alarmed, but a dispatch from West Point Was
| sent to quiet her fears.
While OF breakfast yesterday morning, the
dwcIlaE Mr.. Joseph C'nogcr on the Sam
Wilson fora, 10 the Western Brarch, neai
Nnito:k, caught fra from al over heated elove
pipe, ani e:aa tuned 10 to ground. The
properly vas iG5Ercd Tor 81 500 nc ConoveI
lost Deariy ell his iur1i,urc, IN which there
was 90 Insurance..
The nineteenth anuuAl iyir Of the VIRGINIA
State Agricultural Society will begin in Rich1
maud Ga ru4st.y rex; aud o2nti, Il, four days.
The number Of entities ~ l,rgcr than in any
o her year 81 c ITO icrnetion OF the society.
ECerv depnrimen: Is ;Gily represented By txhi-
bits from FrrR;a!s. West Virginia, Ohio, North
CaToua. Neg Jcrsy, Pennsylvania, New
York ard other States. A new to>tlro this
year vi. be- tcl,h ahog. ert,ins TO WHICH orc
numeTIu'. Fr" t,lsjs Of speed may b. ex-
Dected. as o7er ~ trotiiaZ and race horses arc
ent'raG. There will Dc two days Of competitive
military drill, one d y baswoon white soldiers,
and the ether between cylorcd 10 diers. An
other paw feature wil ha tie oonteais 10 map
drawing i:cm memory itr gold meGas, by pu-
pitj representa-! u nuiGbcr # tho pubic sob oo!S
OF the State. = railroads are ntfsriog c iueed
rates aud facilities Tor visiting Richmond dur
ing the fair,
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yellow Fever,

Frost waa plainly peracptihIe at Memphi.
yesterday mCrllDg, and the Thermometer indi.
Gated 50 deg. Two uew c.s,s of fever we're
reported, aud OILY one death occurred, G. r.
u. Mcdonald, q druggist at The CITY HcsritaI,
The president CT tho Tennessee Board OF
Health has ordered the quarantine inspectors
ct Nashville TO d!sband, tueir services being nc
longer necessary. All railroads running inio
Memphis will resume their regular trips next
Sunday. and the inspectors along the river
front will DO dismissed from duty to dsy. The
epidemic will be declared eCdea to day, and
camps broken 90 Monday,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. %, 10 a. m.--Another
heavy frost fell last night and thin coating of
Joe formed on pools Of water 10 the suburbs.
A Thermometer plsced by the signal service
ottloer Oh the ground as a test marked 524
degrees at four o oil OK this noroing.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct 25.-The following tel
egrAm WAS sent this morning:
Hon. A. Z. MARKS. Governor, Nashila:
The epidemic is declared ended this day
Camps will be broken up on Nonday morning.
thank your eZcellepcy on behalf of the people
of Memphis Tor material assistance rendered
and for further aid promised if necessary. We
have sufficient funds TO carry us through, and
will not be compelled to draw on you for any.
(Signed) D. T. PORTER PRECEDENT
N EMPIIs. Oct. 26-Doon--Ono case of yellow
fever Was reported this morning, Alfred Beventz
Two deaths have occurred, VIM. johnson (col-
ored) 1t Buutgn Station. and Joseph Lee st thu
city hospital.
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gentleman who ; gns himself Thomas
fester, republican CT Al, x,pdria. West End,
aud clerk in the Second Auditors OEice," and
who, Ike Messr5. Round, Republican, candidate
for tie State Senate in this District, aud MIR.
Or en-, rsput l'o1n candidate for the House OF
D.lega'ea 10 Prince William. is opposed to
pay leg the coSi,ors Of the State their lust
dues, hes published letter 10 the Weslioptop
Republican,, 10 which be aumadVerts 10 harsh
terms upon the cote Mr.. Raum. Commissioner
Of Ioernal ReveEus. recently seat MIR. Van
Aukeo about taking PSF! 10 State politics AS
MIR. Foster addresses Mr.. Rauu in language
By 20 means complimentary, aud coptemptu-
tu'lY spurns the civil scr,i:c reform circular,
The rteult of his letter will probably be that he
will be told to take up his traps 10 the Second
Auditor Of6cc and walk.
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FHSsN ss:asAs.ss4 ROW.
Sprcial Correspondence Of the A!ecG. Gazette
WasHINGYoN, d. C., Oct. 25, 1879.

Spfclhi Correspondence Of the A!fcG. Gazette
WASHINGTON. y. C., Oct. IS, 1879.
The receipts It the i'7aa,ury TO day from la
terosI revenue amounted 20 $302,2i9; from GUS
toms 1891 800 Ths u. $. bguds in the Treas.
ury to day ~ security Ter Nalicusl EauE note
circulation amounted to 1861, Sl3 400. The
u. s. TO ds deposited 81 security FIR n ational
Bauk circulation during the Hrak cnding to day
auouated 70 SLID $50; amount 81 u. S.
bonds that had DC; deposited for circulation
| Withdrawn during tho week, $685. COO. The
National Bark nolca received at tie Treasury
for rad.up':nu curing tho week epung ia day
was $500 Geo. TIC amount i,r The correspond
lag WoeS !'9i TcEr Was $l.995 900. Tho
amount 10 d,y Was $4,000.
The commission OF Aaron NJ Jones o. anl-
locior OF iutcruhi gesrnuo for he Bird district
OF Illinois vas sipnad by MIR. Hayes to day.
Up to O'clock day there WIS nothing al
either the Wsc or latcrior Department from
! the lodlaa country. IL ~ rGW genoIa'Iy be-
iieVed that sn Indian war must result, as the
shite people 81 Colorado will not 90 satisfied
| until the iodinDa sre driven III OF tbst Stats,
| as lmE1igrati'n ~ S5H hut surely encroaching
! upou tbs reser7at ons. and as ths lndiars will
nOL go out peace lC'Y. jDGccd tHtY VIII nave
no plaen 70 90, bur late il heains: sfGnl and gC
| thew must
all tie New Workers N ,ho yovefnmontal
departments hcTc hay" been granted holiday.
| aid have gene home 10 ha lsonpriy registered
AID retG.r such ol'lsr sGrslcr 10 ii, radicll
cause ea Is pes dbr icnm now unrtl o,acilou day
10 tier Siste; sod al this it need not DO forgot
ter whsa the nivi! service reform circular is 10
| operation, and chen Il. 3 Internal K avenue
| Conmis>innr Ram n thIcsieGing ciiicuholt
| ers In Ftrein'a Win rtmrv-l ter taking part
ia poilics
Dispatches rsc=,~al 4, tie0fsntGwu this
| m'roine :t,r" that thirty ;wo uoata loaded vi /,
| 4iO t0nH CT coal ie:i Cumberland last Thurs
day for tIdc WatcT, and that twenty-five boat:
| we're within .lr'q pi!'a ui CA0rgctoWG at nine
o clock his uoTn'og thar lHGy arc expects &c
| reach GcorEc;Gsn 10 marrnw, and that sever,
| OF them nre consigned to .ho American Goa
CoDpa ST AhXAaCti1.
The grounds CT the National ifrr Association
ora 10 9ery dis ,rt!creG and confused state 10
day. The heavy WORK there, however, is al
most dane. and lha work Of claanDg uD anC
putting things in order has already oonmenced
and will, II is said, 30 cotorl3;ed tY Tuesday
| oprlipr day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

The rotoi2ty giscn 10 tho rccoa. c3IIispor-
jencc between Comlass iger Raum aid Mr..
Van Aukcu 10 r;f,r.noc TO the lattel's reported
Il gard Of the civil service r, rm circular ~!
h'btine I, Gsr,l oifcehoidcri from takiug part
IN potjc,l lf,rs, mus. be rather annoy Dg 10
Mr.. R4um, cltsiacI!Gg the inquiry with
which be hiss distcgarled tbs Instructions Of thst
circular. II spp'a's also that he is moi Only
ieuorant Ct tho bffnirJ Of ha Cwa oflic,, but has
atom TED 10 iieve him: eli OF the copsci lences
Il 90 awkward mistake by putting the raspan-
,itlily u:oa sn innocent man. ioc the Wash
iIeton Star Il yesterday says:
"rte statement that Judge Key furnished
he Treasury Department with the alleged in-
formation that Van AUX r, the tobacco iospec
'"r az Petersburg, was going 10 with the read
lnsteIs IS oomic,y pcoricc;. The Postmaster
General received q nctc from the Trt asury De-
pa ment q few days ago stating that tbs post
uester Van Auken wss reported to be working
!ortt ereadiustcrs. Judge Key returned 40 answer
Il a. he had 10 mGD BY Tie name OF Van Aukeu
10 bis service, but that bo though the Trees
ury itself had. That's all he had TO do with
shU Van Auken breeze"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25
PUBLISHED DAILY and TkI-WEEGLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDENs
SATURDAY EWING. OCTOBER So 1879
Tas cotton pI.prers Of tho South arc ayaisg

Tae cotto0 planters Of tho South arc ava!;I1g
themselves Ct oil Inc proper ard legitimate
means OF their disposal to prevent the tXoGus
from thei! SO 100 OF tho negroes, upon whose
labor the co,tcn crop depends. The radicals
are using all the lll.giiinatc aud improper
mtaos 10 their power to stimuiats and iDcrs ase
the exodus. AnG yet, 10 pursuance OF this
deliberate plan to say and do oil that will have
"A tend, " to lower the South ia tho esii nation
Of The other States of the UoioD. and
to ircfcia3 tie eDDity now entertained for il,
they say that The favor!c idea Of ibe cotton
planter, Is to regulate prices By limiting the
crop" 4 cotton planter ~ rs anZocs fjc a
big crop as q PENNSYLVANIA Gil Well or .f0n or
c)al mins owner is toT O largo tuJpu. from EiE
property, aid if the E0rthcrn peopla would
credit their southern fellow clizeIs with the
possession Of ordinary common sense AID the
human instioot Of furthcying their OWL io;orcst,
and would roasoa ab5us southern as they do
ABOUT other affairs :hey would not be quite So
easily duped By their political leaders 10 regard
10 the South as they noV are, and might be
induced to pursue friendly policy toward that
section that could hut react favorabIy upon then
OVID interests.
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b The cIlored people OF this District should be
as uuah interested ia lis ". Faro "a its white
,hhabtsnts, AID as that welfare will be best
promoted by seEd!rg to the Geus raj Assembly
gcLt'enen 10 favor Of Paying the State debt,
they will consult their uwn Interest by voting
for the debt paying candidates. They ars dis
pts ID to lock with discredit upon wtas white
democrats tell them. han msy perhaps tic TO-
duoed to vote right hq The advice ct Frederick
Douglas, which We have uirt ally published. by
the advice OF the administration nd the whole
republican party. which has btea given 10 them
10 90 smbauous ternns. ard by the following
from the Valley Vireinan the Goig republican
paper in tie State
I'VE have rot thought it worth the trouble
to contradict the assertion of thnRn 1ha nppnsu
the McCGllccl hil 'h.f = a !lpiion will III are
The treh schu0a. M lar mlnded mn will
make tho assertion. The adoption OF tha set
lemsnt will be tho very tblng the schtoiS
want, ard its dtsat tho very thing they don {
want. Not nuy vail the schools ie3alve their
oonstiutioaal slinWancy, bu; tho inter, i: on the
entire debt will b, provided 10. aud the State
Goverumeot supported. By the adoption Ct the
settlement. 10 short all the interests of the
State will he slbsorged by lis a1aptiou, aud all
Of them t4aaliV II Iured by its rejection.
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Fatal S.s0O.Jr;" Als,rxys

NEW York, Oos, "a spccsl from Court
laid, Ala, gives Tie following: "Lasi May
John L. Hawkins shot and killed j. j. Drake.
Al / o'clock 10 dav j, Il. Drake, a brother o.
the deceased. met llawkits n the street and
commenced firing upon BIN, ssriking him three
times ID the tlEht shoulder, trea,, aud lef,
arm. Closing with Hawkins no ttr.w him &c
tho ground. The city marshall rin Up aud at
,,ompt"d 10 pull eff Drake, VITO wss beating
Hawkins over .ha head slh his pistol. Throw
lp'g the marshall off d. aka turned snG
placing his pistol at Hawkils Il Left temple, fred
sgsln. blowing cut his raip9 Hawkins fred
o0ce Ct taioe without effect. bis right shou der
hav og been br3kea b. Brakes first shot.
Drake escaped. The grand Jury had failed to
ilod an Indictment against Hawkins for killing
s. +. Drake, end this 10 irrtsted j. II. Drske
that be fired at Hawkins st sight. The aft .ir
has produced the Widest txcitemeni.
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Pp2EE9E ,EEJU.S.

The French repre- sentative 10 R1ume!ia has
been ett:cx21 and robbed by b,isaods 10 Mace- |
donna
Inteliececs has beca received from K.tela
q r!zIi tGG3 sbc 2osernlr ii that place rhc
tlom tie iao General Hughes entered the
city psr>iscoig ayGwtGi Aims.f flied ? 10 the
Eng'ish, has suddul'y de,am ped with ;iis whole
siaG.
4 disp2ich from Berlin saroarcss III the
discovery Of liberal League 4mups stud, n 5 of
the university az kasan, Russia, led 10 g ssn
cuiasry cclh C. b3weea tho military and tho
pscpic, Who would not allow the subjects TO b.
arrested Att'r prolonged fire the rioters
we're dispersed.
Among the members Of the parliamentary
msjoriy n SPUN il is believed the bill fur the
gradual abolition Of slavery, called up by the
committee on Cuban reforms. will be rejected
ty the minority, CT will bavo to undergo i'm
portsnt notifications, as it would be iupcss-
bio to postpone the complete abolition CT SAY
cry for ten years.
Severe rains fell in Jamaica between October
llth aud l4!b, doing serious damage to prop.
crty in Kingston. s.. Andrew, aud the Port
Royal mouatslDs. Thirteen lives were lost 10
! hltgsoo, while horsts, mules, sheep, COSTS
| huge trees and tlmbers, bridges, houses end
sacks OF o?fie' and plautaia trees were swept
| oct 10 sea- Great distress prevails among the
poor.
4 dispatch from Ali khes says two Afghan
troopers srd Sspoy of one OF the Hcrat regi-
ments lave been hanged for completely in the
massacre of the British Embassy. Ghi;zais
have assembled 10 force near Shuareardau,
and are expected 10 oppose the passage of the
! British troops, which ara Withdrawing from the
| pass. Ottcr tribes OF Gbi!Eais arc assembling
between kurd Cabul Pass and Ja6a!ak, and
| have occupied HsZar DArakhl, near Gandamuk.
Intelligence from Taskend to the 3lst Ct
hugu-t announces that 49, 600 Andiauia, XII
gnlz, and hpchGks reached Miugyal. nabr
! kGshkar, where they met large forcs Of CHI
| DeSe. Two lBdcclslVe engagements were fGuqht
The Chlucsa lost many men killed a Kip
chas who WAS arrested az spy stated tha. the
| Russlaia surDlltd storts TO tho invaders. Chi
ncse troops from Ya12i. Hssar, and ar have
been dispatched against them. Another An
d ianl column !s advancing aorcss the Atoz
Pemr ouo.ains, ard has captured Simkoe.
| There yes great liberal demonstration i1
Manchester yesterday. Tho Marquis of Hart
logtoo, addressing the mnss meeting, sharply
attacked LNrd Salisbury's recent speech. He
aaid tho policy indicated 10 Lord Salisbury.
circular had not been carried out, and Russie
had been coptiImc1 10 all tho ooDqurs.s she
made By tho treaty of San Siefauo. Discuss.
iDg iho question OF RETURN 10 Turkey. Lore
Harrington characterize d Lord Salisbury'a de
tense OF tho ASSERTION that England had ire
quenty spent blood and IT. asura ia defense
bad govcrnmentss IS immoral policy. Rsterrirl
10 tho n'aln,s Of Greece, lie said 10 believed
Great Britain was tho ony obstacle at this no
ucnt to the satisfaction of those claims. II.
declared that tho governments Afghan pOhcS
GCuli ED in anneya ion.
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contenptuousIy ard i1sul.ipaly, and his party
takes its cue ircm hin.

Among tee paragraphs IrepsTed tor tbe
pross ct the Treasury Department. yesterday,
was one abGuI lie arrest CT . couoierteittr, iu
which i vi especially nlcctioued tha! the ction
der had been pariooed hj PrcsllG Grantin lS1t
fvr the siTc oiEaOs". Cantiora aid cE!ucil
people will be apt 10 imagine II IL this that lht
Treasury D3peStm,n il Dot ns iavlratis to Tx
Grant boom as il mix 1T be if Secretary Sher
man had no. set his at -ct;ons upon tho Whit:
House.
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An artist of the ReyoIutiou.

10 the editor of the A exandria Gazette.
The Washington P0s. Of Oc,obss q recount.
the doit 81 OF ~ arts. Of the Revolution. This
modern Penelope; the contempora Of Wah.
"iagton, Franklin, Pnine, Paul Jones, SC who
made the frs: flag Of the United Ststes and
"for flsy.six cars msde the Asgs of the army
land navy; also upholstered the ocean steamers
that piled between the New England aud ,ha
"Old,' must have been the oldest woman va
read of, as the stesuers mentioned did not benin
10 ply till about the year 1870. This is chronol.
ogy with vengeance.
In the same paper. writing about Conwaliss
sword snd "the concluding victory of tho Rev.
''olu,ion, made possible by the glorious victory
''of Saratoga" twas no. this written by north.
ern man y which Saratoga victory occurred
about four years previously; it looks like
sort of northern claim 10 the capture of Corn.
wallis; when, if some historians are true few or
| none of the norIhera troops crossed the Potomac
| to fight for tho liberties of the whole people of
| the United States. The crssm of the article is
| that general o. Hsra sure ldered the sword of
"Cornwsllis to General Dsnie Morgan" How
| strangely Col. Trunbuil the painter Of the pic
ture of the surrender in the rotunds of the Capt.
toll, who, rs an aide of Washington, appears on
the picture. l say. what e mistake he made,
historically, to psint General Lincoln as the re
cipient of that sword-and if The Posts historian
Is correct. what is the value OF the picture, and
what lisrs MI the historians must be who said
the sword was delivered to General Lincoln Z
Query, had not General Morgan retired from
| {ba hoF H.
The above are gems pearly as bright as any
from Harpe.s and Scribner'a Magazines. OF
even from Peter Farley. ".
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No man worthy of the oic, Of President
'htu!d be willing TO hold it if 'couuted in or
placed there by fraud. Either party can afford
to b. disappointed in The result. but the coun.
try can not afford to have the result tainted By
the suspicion of illegal or fslso rolurps." Thus
spoke General Grant previous to the iuaugura
ton Of MIR. Hayes; and YET, i. was chiefly
through fear of him that the uoct SAUL psrpe-
iratlon of the great fraud Was allowed. But
mors remarkable thing is that the radicals are
quoting these words of General Grant IS proof
ct bis fitness for the Presidency, while his &C
lion subsequent to the utteranos of them is vet
fresh IN e,erybody's memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

At The reuolon of Confederate and Upion
soldiers. held a. Salisbury, N. C, Thursday
The eHcamsmtient air seemed to BIZ cf a
f.ddish hue with tlalsh tiugs, from the i'm
metse number of Urited States flags that were
dl'p!s5ed there on he occasion al d the speeches
Ware characterized by sentiments of the truest
iOs7It7 and pues; patr otitsm. The radcsls
however, viii ridiculo the whole affair, AID say
IL Wss all sham end sigEitisa nothing. Gene.
rsl Sherman treated En- invitation to attend it
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Notwithstanding the fac; ih4t all the steel
manufactories Of the country have now orders
tina. they cannot possibly ill lgr six months.
they want the tariff en- steel blooms Increased
We arc glad to see that the Treasury Dspart
meat has decided that uader the Law the
du can not b, made greater thDn il now il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

ADVANCE IN CoAL.-The Reading G, IL 9sny
have announced the advance liz the prices Of
COAL to take effect to day. The advance will be
for harbor delivery, 70 cents on stove and spec
ial Goals. and 5 On sll other sizss for line and
city IF ,de. The advance will be 40 cents on
and IS On nut and steamboat There will be en-
advance on coal for shipment, to take effsct
November 8, of % cents ton. and 80 cents on
stove. Meanwhile the Reading and Lehgh
Valley have both ceased taking orders at cur.
rent rates, having all that they can do and only
very small stcckB on hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

CoLoRsD SILK HANDkERCaIa order
to properly wash colored silk handkerchief,
mako good auds in lukewarm water, 10 which
a little bit Of carbonate Of anmonia has been
dissolved rub the handkerchisfs lightly in the
hands till all the spots have disappeared. Than
rinse in lukswsrm vate., and fnuetzs them A.
drysas possible. Take hold of Inc Two cornera
anu shake and snap each one ter few minutes
boil in soft towel, lightly laying the hsudker.
chieft d It on towel 3. first, equaeze tightly,
and iron st once.
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Fire,

ELIZABETH. N. j OF. 25.--W. Ii. Rsu-
kln's a: aud felt rociog factory was SET 90 fire
las. Light by the explosion Of q kerosene lamp,
and Was totally Destroyed. l. 8. 81 900 on the
stock aud Sl3 600 on hs building aod mschire
~. There Was 90 losnrauce. Al aoj cant
dwelling vas destroyed and ,o1e Gifts contents
we're saved. a woman who dropped from
stc)Gd story window was yearly kl,ied
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List of Letters.

The toiloYing is list of the letters remaining
y in the Postottlee in this city Oct 80
Persons calling for letters will say they arc I'd
.vertised and give the date of the list
Ii not call ed for within thirty days they will be
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washington.
Asbby, Miss Payne. Miss Ellen
Alien, Miss EagsLis Rsdford, Admiral VIM
Gouk Rev j Re7 man, J L.
Glarke, Miss Thomas, Ars l.
BAWeo, 4 e Seaton MIS- Kste
fultotd, Obed Waddey, G, col
Jones, Mrs White Miss FanDis
,loheS. WIN Woodward. Mr.; NJ s
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE. Z. NJ.
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DIED.

AZ the residence of her dsughtsr, Mrs. Joseph
sge on the night Of the l6:h inst Mrs LUCY
Il, widow Of the late Col Wr. K Smith,
deceased: Mrs, Smith was The mother of nine.
teen children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

We hly3 recyised from Inc publishers ,S;rlb
Der & Go. N Y, the November number CT "St.
Nicholas" lhe bss; magaziro fer children now
published. We hsd supposed that improve
ment 10 Is YVES impossible. but the present num-
Der is better ia some respects than even it,
cyaeiIcnt nrld cessrrl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-25

SNoW.-Au inch OF snow Tell q. Hsg:lton,
Ps.. yesterday, and there was slight fall at
Allentown. The weather is very Geld. Snow
squalls prevailed along the Hudson yesterday
and the Catskils arc coS'r1d %ith snow, the
first OF the season. AT t!eadsiiic, Pa, twelve
inches OF snow have fallen slucn a. a., yes
terday, and at litusviile and Oh City light
snow ID reported. Six ircbc; OF snow fell ct
It Thomas, Dat, Thursday night accompnu
led BY frost. Snow fell yesterday throughout
the northern and northwestern portions Of o.
taws two to nineteen inches deem.