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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
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h.ra Davis, the wiu y: senator ispt,! DAVE
of Illinois, died III Slrtkbi!i%:, Mas-.. Hili.;iay
evening".
Tho friends md nrigil"r' t: :'cnatoG l;a}Frd
gave him :. i, r.!iai rtIci'!jon iu Wilmington
lpt nieht, nrd 10 u ponce j.. n.s,ic q happy
address, calm sol Girri!i'r! "r lie" !rnni All
irotf cr iu"l,an.
A forthcoming ge,da,oa IN Nasilu,tn is
that ni IiGnlcnani y. i;usE, 6! the Filth aIiIi
cry, United States Army. 90 Miss Stanton,
daughter Of iln late i,Ip l 81. Stanton, Sfrr:-
tary OF war,
Ihe Southern Iii.t@rc,! Societ?, representing
ex Gobicdcratcs, met Monday night ut Louis
vile. snd resolved to cyloDd !. cordial reception
to Grant when lie visits that city. They expect
to turu out in h)GY.
Hcbcrt Da7;s, an illinois millionaire, died ct
San Antonio, Texas, yesterday, ii consumption.
lie Wna the W@aiiii'$ inan liz Niar9t!a!i county,
ILL.,. AID lrgvca liz vast p!G""ry 20 ms vale,
ono son anl two daughters.
iho managers Of .ho HasEiart9n i',ir sorolt
that :hcr erca: receipts during the eleven days
OF the fair a sgrcgajo sc $50. and ihG actual
rxpcuacs arc estimated st So 600 itaTinr +
vroiit ii about :l5.hHs, winch will In expanded
upon Tic gf0nii,iA
,Iohn Greenwood, nn .srai'r,! MnfdctHr irnil
Pamela onuH!y. icX,s. VS. arrested at Jacks
hGTu'. He gUt uut wit 1! haI'1aH eorrG7,
ard wi:ilu ic party $50 49, lie i'cy IL Decatur
The i:iacuur sag allowed ia drive the c;rr:aE3
while TIC c!ilcia y &c walking tin s.ccn I'LL.
Greenwood whrp,,: ~ ite iiVT9r5 ond escaped.
Vim. II. fal.if.ioT, recently a!yctai! oountg
e0mm,*rinLcr oi WiGoEi!cj cGnEty, No, vas
sIn SOD l:.ai;:.!y killed yc5'o.lsy hg J. Wesley
iWpin. ,intlak & lHs:rP! Boz; Fl them war2
ialmglH residing near Qiiu'!c,, about nine
| miles rom Baltimore. hare - .aln 20 naVt
| been Al Old Cul between ,htm. InGG'n ha;
not yet burn arrested
The u. s. Senate sub ariaaai:tc0 o. thc
kci0SgSl ot!"rl case ljayG t,'c >UW D;laans Oh
Saturday. Mr.. h!att Cair5.,Gc cEy.t3stS hi
| opihnn thai ihc itul cats viii u; ..;i0 10 IN
scat i>.lioRG II atiGinI.s ti,c rrp2h! L! "1y Wol
Legislation duIirg tho cGininr iF.I!t. - a"ncTn
OF tlla presidential ultc;ioi. next i,0Ycmbnr-
which would n0i II the least Surprise W. ihct
OF back bone haa becn III: r2JbG eli the LIa2
Ma:k1d thiGvcs visited Inc rasilanoo OF Tho
elahict Of The N2iinDai Eauk ii Hcrioantown
Ohil, Monday :Igit, and n2t2 hl.I ~ Wit;
| them to h1 bank. i:@Y ob:ata52 he kn2 il
| the vault sad opened it, bui li.o monry ,iEsY
| was closed Is i tn.c !ock, Gnl proceed 10 Il
bnI" r proof. he men .i'Gn rohir :En ehail
1T oi Two watches. somo jo,snIry ani it'll
! money and escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
Arrest ola Congressman .

=, PA7TI%RsoN, n. j., Nov. 12.-Tho Hon.
=. l.. Foorhis, member of Congress from tho
o.. district OF Now } ersog, was arrested yeStcr'
cay afternoon a. HROkensaok By Deputy u. s..
Marshal McDanalds on charge ct absiraciing
IRON the lst National Bank Of Hackcnsaek, Of
HtlOh bo was President, colatsral5 deposited
to secure private loa0. The afEidasiis were
mado by cashier Brewer ald vic, president
Degroot. Mr., Focrhis was taken before T.
). Commissioner. Up to this morning his bail
had got been 6xcd. lie was not locked Up but
held under surveillance al hia oHo house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TKl-WEEKLY BY
BDG Ala 5INoWDENs
WEDNESDAY, KVEN'a.. NUVEMGER Il.

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tn,ion If IN, State VA. i,rmrl 10 H., Under
untd r,cvon,;m, t,,,. ,,,,i.l TREAD, nf ;ha NO.
yroes o,a ,.,tt thr lava rnv ia torco wcra
n.s,,d tr c,cn ,,hopo ;,c, ,yea IA snhsnrya
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

Senator Carpenter being an intcl!ignn. and
Tnll iniDrmnd m.u. ana an cylnllnni lawyer,
knows That he titles 80 the acn,s Of Mr. kci
lo2s in tho Senate ard Mr. Oiih IN tic House,
and probably those Of a)lac ether l;,niuhers Of
the two branchea Of Gougross, arc fraudulent
and ilIegah and that the dGinccratH have good
ground1 for InValidntinr thom; aLd awnro of
how tho republicans vDull arL Hero tho casa
OF the two parties reversed, hr las taken t,nn
by tho lCraItc5 and attempts at Olga aot only 10
lnllnldato TIC democrats aIi thereby lraunnt
thom from rendering = Gst decision and pnt
ting ltinta execution, hut. Ia r.7O ho fails ia that
to fire tho northern heart" W. 10 The point Of
rsslstIng Tho execution OF that decision when il
shall have been rorderoi, For thcaa pnfnoscs
no acona5s tho democrats Of Conspiracy TO RI
tain majority 10 the Scnelc and minority Of
States IN the llnnao 30 All 80 giva thnr, tie
next plcsdcncy. and warns them Of tho teri,
bio fate they hru thereby bin ing ppon tlcm-
selves. MIR. Carpenter was oion rather libh-
Thl Einl OF man. hni tX,2aaipn smoking iands
tn deprive ono OF his better teel.ugs, ard thnu
100. sslWsrIlam III on Tho incrcaa, IN MIR, Gar
pentorS own State. and to iii0so two causes
e nbIncd HAY 10 attributed the unfortunate
clabGe tina: has rGc0Ltly COMO u CT tho npiIit
ct that gentleman d political dreams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Virginia consois n baltimore yesterday cne..
cd with some signs of iisTHcS3 md sold on -;
first Board OF CSi TO 53i closing 5ss:5SJ b, ,% n
tho second tho only transaction was al IS NM va
the closing was 5i$s6S against tSSajsG on MAJ w."
day. Tho l9-lOs wero nominal at iGAiI. e.,
pons were oasie. snd sold st S2i, : decline ~
per cent. Manassas IS sold stCS and nni.h,,
steady 1T GSA6S!. ard Orange and hleysnJ..;"'
fourlhs sold At 34i to All and back 10 "a: cj"s;rn
81! bid and SO asked
Tho steamship Calls, which a1riGsd at Ns,r
York from Liverpool Monday, brought $jjI0N
in British gold bars and American rold r",,
The steamship Wes!phalis. from .Isnbn,a
brought 81, eco. O0O gold coin in 20-frsnc picrt.
Secretary Sherman will, in his annual reno,,
recommend, il is understood. tho discontinusrr.
of tho coinage Of tho standard silver dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
EntirONN Accident

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. Nov. l2-Shottlv
alter O'Clock this morning, during the FRO.
V"leLcs OF hoavy fog, tho locomotive of q
h uSlly laden westward bound freight train ran
l"to Tho rear Of another freight train n tho
penhsylvania railroad above Princeton JUNCTION
The collision resulted 10 tho Wreckiog If tw1
eas and the disabling of tho locomotive No
ives were lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
The Raid on Lotteries,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The excitement
among tho lottery dealers of tho city, cOnse-
quont upon tho recent nid upon them by An.
thony Comstock aud his of6cers was kept alive
yesterday by other arrests and voluntary sr,-
renders of parties implicated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
Tne PENNSYLVANIA Election.

HArRIsDURd, Pa, Nov. l2.-Returns
from every equity in the State give tho total
vote for State Treasurer as i'olIowE: Butler,
republican, 2S0,l53; Barr, dem ocrat. 22l, Ills.
Sutton, greeuback, 27207; Richardson, pre-
hibitonisf, 3,2l9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
Killed..

San francisco, Nov. ia dispatch from
Eose City, Idaho, says: Capt. Z, Go!lios %.
A, 2lst IofaDtry, stationed At Fort Boise, WAS
killed yesterday Afternoon, the horses of the
pest ambulslce in waich ha l7sB riding, runnirg
away aud smashing the vehin,e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
.RRE..a s%..gSSS5.TIG Tsa-S.
Special Correspondence Of the AInca. Gd.ft

Special Correspondence Of the Atnra. Gd.ftte.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Nov. II, 1872
Ganersl W;ckham, OF Vitginis. is ih tho city
to day, lie saya that the election OF u. s.
Senator from Virginia depends entirely upcn
the republican vote; that somo of that vote will
ccrtnlaly go to Mah0no and some TO The debt
payers c,ndliae, whoever he may be, but
that aa yet it is inlpo!s :ble to tell how that vote
will be divided. Tho Generals SOD vas recent
ly elected 10 The Virginia House Ct Delegates
from Hanover county as debt paying rcpubl
| CAD, unu will OF cOur:e vote against Mahonc.
O:h0r Firgiuians now here think that Mahono
vii! CERTAINLY be elected On the ground that
| debt paying or anti deb! paying has nothing TO
DO With federal politics, and that il the little
| Gcro!al' wants any moro votes 10 elect him
| than no CAD get from bis own party and tho
| republicans his winning ways will Cypererc }
| no difficulty in obtaining tncm from among tho
| members fthe Legislature who were elected Is
| debt payers.
Postmaster General Key informcd your cor.
| respondent 10 day that the "a Assistant POST
| master tUotrll IN his annusi report would Fc.
c)mrnGd that Congress authorize tho Post
| Ciilcd Department to pay reasonable rate for
tho transportation OF nall5 tG aud from the u.
s. and Nike, the West Indies and South
America in lieu Ut tho soa postage now allowed
q cent Z lotcr--Gs such rate might inducs the
establishment Of steamship lines between tho
Countries nsmad aud consequently ilcIcasc tho
IrAdo of tho United States.
Tho receipts OF tho Treasury to day from ia.
tcrnal revenue amounted TO $3SG,2T7; from
customs $T29. ljG. The National Bank notes
received for redemption amounted to SIT 900.
Stc,nd Lieut.. leighton Finley, Senator
Butler Icphcw, and ono OF the recently so.
pointed 81 lioutcnants from civil life, was TO-
day transferred from tho 18th l0lanry to tho
10Th Cavalry, U. s. Army.
| Il largo crowd assembled 10 Tho u. S. Su-
promo Court room at tho capitol, this alter
noon, TO hear Senator Conkling's argument il
G case involving the right of South Carolina
o!HClI to pay his indebtedness 10 that State in
! deprecated certificates
MrR. Hayes cGgo uncl party at | o'clock
TO day to 5000 of her Iaiy friends, among
whom were several from Ohio, now visiting
| Washington. Carpets wero spread from the
| carriage ;t.rl to tho front door OF tho White
| ilon8r. and all Other arrangements made Tor
| the Hnt,rthnmcnt OF tho Eclrct parry. Tho
| aliAT passed off in uaGnr1anan with thu usual
| tLfio.
! 'hn following changes wore matlo in tho post
| Offices in Virginia to-day: A pastoliba il CT
ta!ihnd At Mineral, Appropriations county, viii,
Washington Il. Moore, IN postmaster, and
| Samuel ~. Smith Is arpniated postmaster at
| t1unst0n, Fairfax county, viro Joel a. H..
! Ellis, Icsigrrt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

II n rGioIted that The democrats immaiiat :Iv
upon the Assembling ct Conc.css eill commence
thorough investigation tf the ailaifs oe all Tho
departments OF Inc Government, in order 10
present TO tho country plain statement of the
supobdous robboticb to whir! tho people bayo
boon subjected ever since Tho republicans osme
ldto power. For the hopo Of radical defeat and
democratic suoaass wo hll8t the renort NAV
bs without the shadow Of foundation, for if any
enc thlnr moro than another has tended TO
exhibit tho democrats 10 Congress in the worst
light. to make thom appear igi oiant, silly md
ridiculous, and 10 disgust tho people with them,
1t has boon the numerous Investigations they
have entered upon. which have not ONLY in,
varlably ended without the achievement Of the
desired purpose, but. without exception, have
reacted irjariously upon those who instituted
and conducted them. II there is any reason
lei. 10 The so'callod democrat C leaders they viii
'schGW eouRrt ssiopsl Investigations az the devil
Avoids holy WINTER or as burnt child shuns the
fire ~ va"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

THE CAUSES. lhc Richmond csrroapan.
dent oil tho Baltimore American in noticing tho
detnat Of thu debt payara in this State says -
"Ono oaus, Of tho dcioat Of tho debt uayoru
IL Tho Tact that they calculated that The negroes
whuld not vote i'll this election, and that they
paid no Attentions 10 tho negro vote ualil at \
very latn stage in tho canvass. Tho lAarieg
mcn OF their own rnco, including Fred Doug
lass. OF Washington, urged them 20 vote Tor
tho payment of thu State debt, hut they spoke
too late. Tho rcrudiaii0nists by circulating Two
reports among them captured tho cntiro negro
Vote. Thoy frat told thom that tho debt was
incurred by Firgini, in hanging John Brown,
tho defender Of tho Liberties Of tho black man.
Ihs shook them and gained many. But the
secODd renort swept them one and all into tho
rcpudiationiats lold. Tho ohiccs of tho debt
payers ID wlGn they get into power TO ro-on-
alave tho black man. and soll him to pay tho
debt This absurd report created panic
among the negroes 10 some courtiea. and gaincG
all tho hi!horeto doubtful oEos fer he IcFulia-
liz aHiaia side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

lsniGNITY 70 dRN. NT.-ruriag tho
pHsshgn of Zion. Grant and party through Gales
burg, l!L. tho othar day, tho Genoral was called
out on tho platform of his car, and inst g, no
hegan to speak tllrao eEgs wore thrown 1T him
by some body in tho crowd. Ono of tho
eggs hit tho Gnnoral on tho back OF tho hesd;
tho othor two struck persons in tho crowd. Tho
mayor ol Gale S5nrg, who was in tho car at onco
cnn'o ont. and on the part of Tho city offered Sc
reward for tho apprehension of Tho throwers
zen. Grant was very Indignant at The outrage
but eaid thst he did not blame Qalesburg or its
raonle and that it simply WAS evidence that i'll
Drod rnllians 1.-Two in ovory community. Tho
crowd were greatly infuratod and tried 10 lind
thu offenders, bat without SUCCESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
Fire.

YAZoo CITY, MISS, Nov. 12.-Charles
Maun's cotton seed OF! mill was accidentally de.
sIroye1 by fire to-day. Loss, SIS 900; iusur.
ance, 10000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
EEiKESEH .N-GIHsrE

Tho ~iin Of Baron Won hinn trnHel. gavcnns
general oil h:'onn lorraine II den d.
IL Ia rumOrcd th.. E,HS!aad ami jiISaa hp9n
como io "A Understanding aIInui A!.hani4tGn,
Gent. narhai,'a 1lyOr.c nnit vii come he
lo'o tic tinurt 81 Appeals - !;'ma on fhn lGth
inst.
Tho I.,ndon and Paris pipsla arc hnE Rail..
fed with lI0id l:aacons :ld T speech. lie emit
t'd The Turkish lncnlion.
Tho snssian hutit0r!irs have irr!ii,l,inn any
newspapers in dlS.'usa political ;rrIG!, AM! a
new Ciirial ijurral will h., etar!ci IL 81, rclnra
burg.
Tho Ia1c for tbs Great fhrnuahiyn hnndiosp
came at 20 day Il: ino SETn|ai,iirE Nnv1mhcr
meeting, and was wGn ly Mr. RYmiirR Gcn year
old brown EnrG Rosy t'rn:..
The Mauchc iicv Huaria, haya that tho !.rna
iuntlon CT rig iron nj cleveland ilaa Increased
from 5000 iona per faGnth Ia lGl coo ioEa,
aud that there hna been Gnv:t .han an tqaiya.
lent increase ii tha sh,pncDis.
The CGlliass hav, gained naotho. victory.
nnd ihrrt "rh Inmhr! 81 ;, iup,ura between
Peru and H.liva. Tho CniiaDs sr5 endasyoIA
ing TO capture lGu1u3 and africa by reducing
tho inhhhlanis 70 ,XrJmiir4. Oio i.uudfGl
and twenty eight prisoners 'rnCd the paiuTan
ZION clad l!uaacar have arit:ea OF NaipaIs iso.
Mr.. Il Il. FARE. Sans Cnotto," OF Fijr-
fax Z. III. correspondent Of Inc Ricim nd
Wing. Writar TO that pager as follows:
The Alexandria Gazette, Of October l9.h,
takes exceptions t, my calling Mr.. Far2 read
lus!cr. Now, | will say TO the Gaz,t.c, no
matter What his opinion may be. tho re0p!o Of
Fairfax, Who elected Mr.. Earr, arc rcaCjustnfs
10 the c5ol, open ard above board. Mr..
FAIR knows THU. He docs rot wish to, aud
will not dalc TO-, act other thsn rs bis paop!c
Wish. Woa!l know this. ali but lev oroakc!s,
who. Wero tue Apostle Paul here. gould not
Do willing for him to speak for item. Mr..
tarr Is in full! acaord with his people 90 Inc
debt question. lie kuows, aud viii sup20lt
their Oh oboe Tor County Judge, aud $40 aro very
wiling to trust all of cur business 10 his aouud
Judgment
u. 8. SENATOR Tho Richmond corrosnaa.
dent OF tho Petersburg intCz-Appesl ssyg
The nAmo of Csptsl john E. Wiso IL mon
sloned fs compromise candidate for tho Ssnate,
IN case Gen. Malone cannot dovoop sufficient
strength to hn elected. Cant Wise is q warm
personal friend Of tho Roadiusto1s loader. and
one Thom no would no doubt be glad 70 SEQ ole. |
waited to that high position, provided e, his |
friends say, The tGen. Mahone) doesn't want it |
himselt," or IN otnor words, csn'. get it. There
arc many ReatJusters who havo So many moro !
CLAIMS upon their party than Mr. Wise, who is |
n"t he"dJuster, but So no himself hath aaid it !
ASK per cont. MAhono man. Mr. Wis., how.
ever, IN ccrtSln contingencies would dsvelop /
coed dnal Of strength"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

The lifs5 number Ct tho Aurora, daily Bogs-
paper planned ard issued By tho Vatican, will
appear in Rome on the first of January next ~
Il moro authoritative exponent Of tho Pope's
Views thau tho existing clerical newspapcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

Tho ma,k9! to dsy is duh s;!d hear5, *,..
is quiet and unchanged. WheG. his decline.
and the receipts have fa!ioE CT; ..e ,.:y:a..
amounted 10 bat lS0D bushels, and -s,ts GGo
made al l25. lSl, 49, l35, 1876 and 10 IL "a,
Fullz TO good Lanesstcr. Ctrn Is Ana ~.
higher, and Coz bushels sold 81 s. iur arw. -
for mixed. and IS for cid. Ryo is OF rni sa,
lots brought - and s. ORC small Ia; Of '','.
sold ut AZ. Country produce ~ sHsrco -.
wantod ct quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12
Ehe Army Of tic Tennessee,

CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-At 10 o'clock TO day tho
army oil tho Iannessoe begins its annual moet.
ing fl ita headquarters in the Palmer House,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

I OST-On Saturday morning near tho WIS;
- or on one @! tho Ferry bos.z, The COEa.!
SETTLING Of bress: pin. 4 liberal ra"s''
Will be paid tos ;.s return to This office. nolv-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

Llnghalr y Co, catLo doGlo,R o. l!ciiH,n'
Ont, nave orders for two Thousand hoet @sl!
Tor tho English market, to be de:ivo'e. ha'oi
GhrlasmHs They Will chip them from Ho.;"n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

BALTIMORE, Eovsmbrr u --V;rS,n,s u rs
'efrod I; 10 consolidated 81; 10 sa,ooi e.'
rios -; Pes! duo coupons 81; row ten 81
lies AZ Cotton firm; mid'ing 1ls4ilI. Pm.
dull Howard street and Wes!orn SSuycr ! ~
80 25i do Extra 25SSG 81 do FANNY ''i'
81 %; City Mills Super 4 5.,s&5:;j; 10 E,.,'
baSG Is; do Family 7.s7 p; d. Bio hraal'
81 .; Pstsrsco rsmAy ST % Wheat -.soa.a.
ecrn lower and fairly active; Western ia. -
lower; Southern red 12QaltG; do amhaf H.
az; No AsryisEd nominslly lat; +" :.
WcstHrn winter rod spot and Nov !3iAl"I.
Dec rs! sl32?i Jan l43sl4"!. Cora--5ca,1c'a
firm and mo,c active; Westorn higher &r'
stead ,; Southern white 55s5T; do yalo~ i'..''
Western mixed spot sEd nov 55!s6G; Dec ~
Ed stcamer--no cllasing. Cats Gui0t S0la'
orn 4Sa45; Western white 43s41 do Tnizad IL
90 Pe1na 13a41. Eyo quiet at 86a90. i%F
aioaGy; primo to choice psrna and MsfGs"t
lhaSlG Coffee quiet; Rio csrsoas l4al7; 5as'i
ssssdy; Z soft lcsal0E. Waiskoy quo: 81 J:
. NEW YORK. Nov. 12-Stocks strong MoHaG
Gai, Flour dull. Wheat dali and lowsr. Coz
dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

GEoRHEToTN CATTLE MARKET. Now. II
Number of cattle offered, 49,, al Of Which 81
a. 'aftc. Number of shnep and laolbs olt.rcI
quo; a. cold lambs 4sj1c shoap 3sdic. Ncn
Der OF COWS snd calves offered, 81; al soi,i ri -
$50. Market dull.
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LOGT AND. FOUND.

E4DST &Nb FOGKN.
FIVE DOLLARS RMWARD.-Lo:to On 4!
G.h inst q large SETTER DOG, white 81
liver co!ored. Tho above reward vii! be sl'e
Tor his return 90 HUET i ROHEiT>,
novlI-lv no. 8 south Union aL.cG!
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Ows and Caves $50 to Sol.

OVWs n1IHl S1k US .'JV 20 o J..''.i.''''''''
The supply Of Cattle this week. SIS lSst VI,
fully tIue. 10 tho demand, and pr,css src III
changed. bnt wosk. Sheep snd Lambs ia Isl;
supply and limitod demand. and prices as 10.
week: Veal Calves dull. Iiogs in far suru,'
and light demand, andprices tonding ,ownwor'.
Cows and Calves in fair demand for goal one,
Market generally dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

"A Lii GRADES OF FAMILY and EXTRA
"A FLOU 4 in store and for eale at bottom
pricss by
oct Is 4. w. AVERY 22f Kinuat
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NEW YORK CATTLE MAKKrr Ncv'r II
eoVes-Outside Of car load of premium l.r
nois steors, 6l5 lbs. average. soil nj DC, Irr
cd. and a number Of csr loads of mixed "seHbo
forced of at 2s'fc. pcr ID. 1.-Two weight, ID.
range was Gia9!c. ror H., ou'"ihn Gguro loT -
ira Kontucky stoors. 40 lbs. average T..
actual top quotation for any numhor Of sl,M
ia 9tc. pnr III.
Milch CCws-Hcmsnd rather dull, md sort
report an CASTOR io"ling at f0tS61 Er nr'!iastyN
choice.
Calves-Markot dull for all sorts, with al
ssios At d!sGlc. per ID. for common Ia go,.
vcals. and Haze, for grRsscrs. Really prm
voals could have boon cold at Gaze por h.
Sheep and Lambs-Pticcs wofo further r.
duced about &c. per lb . and doalers appear i
think that furthor reduction must l"iio*
Sheop sold st 3Lc pnr lb., including fair d
prlmo lots At 76aSl 5:a por leo lbs Lamb :.
40 37l por lC) lbs.
Hogs-Rnceipts yesterday and to-day, 10 r.'
loads, or ii %GO hogs. making n total Of r. Ia
for the week, agsna! ASH for tho rtryoa.
week. Msrket for 1.-Two hogs quiet snI nloa
steady at" 75aff IS per 100 iha with antno lsbl
market pigs selling at ~ So
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4 AIDES MSsIN OUN DERSKIRTS,s vs,v
- desirable article, at ''''
FERGUSON & BROS.
oct ~ 96 King street
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NIOya PIPE RECEIVERS and FLOWER
~ ~ Tulsa tnI! line Just received (Oct. 29h.
1872 and FOR sale by wv -''H'
oct y j. c. MIIRTTRE
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E'hNC? HOSIERY-Lades, Miases' and
= Cnlldron'a Beautiful Foil Styles.
OCT (" FERGUSON &c RRO
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4 1DKN rOPPEkSi
~ CORN PQPPERSl
fo1 saio h! MCLEAN 81 UHLERS,
nov -G K;rn 60.
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pUCk WHEAT-another srpplv of choice
~ BuckwhoSt Flour just received and for SAID
at reduced prices by ''''o
oct - I Il ksf,RUu,r
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NOIriNGHAM LACE TIDIgS NIL .iyes
~ 81 low prices.
FEkG USON & BRO,
OCT II or KIM 49,.
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tORS ETGl COKSETSl-The bost and
- cheapest IN the market. Prices SOC, 76c,
81 and 81 IS per pair 1T ''o'
OCT - g. g. BERRY,S.
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| h!rs laws, the wiiu y; senator tspt,! D.yl=
Of Illinois, dicd IL Slrekhi!''&;, Mas-. sunday