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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
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Sucs;H Correspondence u tie .4lc:s&. Gasctte,
WASHINGTON, j. o., Nov. !, 1879.
Tie receipts ct tbs Ic9as1r5 10 Cay tiof, L.
ttrusl revenue smorn!cI 70 $l25, isg auI from
customs $542 SG4 TIE National ua: rCtss
recsived for redemption 70 day euouutct to
$4,000.
InteiljgeLca vas received ct tho Treasury Dc
pa,trel! t>-lsy 10 The effect t2atSia Mclean
had been arrested ct kac. es City, Me, tIr
coun.cr;citiDg.
The following changes ave been made 10 the
rostCff;cas OF fIrgipia t. dav: HeoryJ. arcty
appcinted pcs master " R,icel'5 Store, Au
cus;a ooutt7, VIC; NJ. l.. McCue. resiSrtd
Robert L. Marshall appointed postmaster al
Aegauy Sat!o0, Acgany county, v!oe j.
J. Rowan. removed for cauic-dlIattr il
making his returos.
The bo1d5 which Mr.. Parker, The contractor
for building the connecting llbk ct the Virgins
Midland rai!rt from Oiangc Court House lt
Charlottesville, have been signed, and the Woib
vii. be conucrc d OF tto earliest pract!ca
moment. The road will be about twcnty-s:2
miles losg. Tho iron, CT rather steel, that vii
be required iD its construction, was bought bI
MIR. Ia Eer before the recent rise ID that ma
!crsl, aud by so dting he makes $35 600. WheI
tho road is completed the Iino belweeo OfaDg
Court House and Charlottesville vii! be Iun g
a brauch, ike tho branch TO Narrcntcu
Genera! Fsrnsworlh, Of Illinois. now il TIT
city. tut recently from New York, 10
conversation with your correspondent this even
ny, expressed great doubts about Tic result
the New York election. ltuudiag them 0pol
the scratching OF Coroeil's name, which, b
said would b. nu,h greater than vas ger Grail.
ina gincd. The General, however, is On Jade
pcadcUt, ard, as is pau;Gl, is indue&d to beilcy
that the independent republicans o. New I OF!
ere inIr5 Numerous than partisaEs, who rtts1
mo:c correctly, rerCr. thcu! to bc.
4 circular ISSUED trcm TIC Treasury ID par!
maut 10 d,y prohibits he importation Of nca
| clilla from Canada
The alterations ia progress on ito House sid
| o! tie Capita are going on at Is rapid rate, Du
| the quantity Ct RUBBISH ihcrG is 50 great that
casual visitor cin Dot tc what I'M rovemcbi
arc really being maio. Tho Two most rtc:u
changes n the officials Of that side Of the Can
to! a;c the removals Of Mr.. Lamar, the tall
! clerk: AMI Mr.. Baker, c!uk 10 the Clerk
| ofE.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

Exc iouS are now 10 progress 10 clever State;
10 the Uoicn, Viz iaa among the number. A:
the voIing "a by ballot, Of COURSE nothing GIL
&c known ct tho r. suit Until after tuodowu, b5
which time to'1ay'5 i:su, of the Gazstto wi
have been printed. So for as this city is con
reed tho probabilities arc that those who re.
gard 'heir o|n and The States honor and TO-
tercst have t2cn sucoosslal. AID tn, same is
tIrc OF tho State q: large, and tic quotations
Ct Vireitia securities 10 tho Baltimore stock
market to-day indiclto that tho same impress
sion about tho result Of the election in this
State rrtvais thers also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

1!fht haab; forward 1arct; tca, hen, Zen
halt. - The Clgtiia nov c!ca,s the rnbI ;;p'
ICrl h!l orti:sra.. a-& under siujl.r cnr,,
mand, Ha,aa: 2og3s f2coas3. "Niobt ak1r.
aa:ch-bg Ii; mIr:li--,alI: abou. wheel
fcfHard Elavaa. Barney performs All thc
e7oiutiops; k299i liz eyes .eI ca the e75upG.
htteeA nsees e shc iEott; steps IS inches:
moves Oft with the left fott PROMPTLY alipns
at every halt, aod Ks time OF the ever msm
oratla, hep, hep, hep" While CAPT, S. is
drilling bis company, Mrs. Lieut.. Smith stands
10 military ncsutc, awaiting tho tsdy move
ments Of Tiny" as she useis5ly rolls lror,
her ccs7 bunk and prersres for the uornipp
drill. Attention. 1isy !" cries the Licu,ep.
ant. At the word OF command stand tas. on
right hiud leg. aud tsko one sen !o:g,rd viph
the eft-"lorwsrd march-hgli!" Tiny
stretches her legs. exposes her bss, and awaits
the mex: clmmanl. "Poslerilr !efi test-
postetlor llgh.-antelijr risht-anterior !tf.. ;"
| As each c?umand is uttered the rich tide pou5s
from the disteGded utd9r end sCon the morn
lag eVtlui3ns ara c,Tr!etc by The last order.
"Attcntiop, Thy By lett f,uk. frRard
| march |" AS lily ont,ra he7 barracks. halt"
oslis Ter to stand, aud sho il locked up for
tho day.
TIE waa!ict Ciptan ;,a:ss ,a,to, 4: an e:ry
cVeliog hour. cnl the Wh@lJ command retire
| 10 rest.
By all msGos lie. the L,si,latur5 attend t,
| this matter &c 5000 n Hossibic-tl1n Firsula
lrto great military camp, ard mske or 90
| nual fairs rcunlcu ii the Army o: Virgins,
where c3mnGti.i7G jri!'S shall M hat before
| the Commander il Chi.! f ,t3 United Stat.
| army. HANOVER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
gGsEESgN sTSLys.

Gep. Sslomoa 5;aa proclaimed l':csidsB! Of
itsg!i Oct. 2!55.
IhO Cuba and po,;o Eic) members oi the
Spanish Co::os talk OF withdrawing j; thoi; Ggr
ncad5 a9c lot complied r!th.
The Porto has decided 10 carry Gu; promptly
al the reforms which il considers oeees:sry. as
aiipuslicns.
George Augustus ScI, the Htli kGo8r EoG
sh journals: sId author is about to start fer
Tour months tour IL America, principally 10 the
Soathern Statts, his Object birg to avoid
bronchitis
1t appears that grea! many CT tho miners
who rc0ently lief. Durham, EaglaEG, tor New
South Wales have found GU. that they have
bcel derived ny false prouis.s This has
consequently checked emigration.
! y Coa5sGonODIe dispatch says: 20 airc to
the wait OF money and the soldiers, &e., cam
| cii0g iof pay. = catastrophe must cu.ue. Some
| think it will Ike Tho form Of foreign inter7sn-
tiou, Others. fla: disorders in tho crpiia! Or
provinces"
A dispatch from 81. Petersburg 10 the Dliy
| News says: 1t the political trials Ct Kicff or
tho IS h Of ONobcr oao maa was santerc31 to
De banged. Two men were sentenced to i'm
rrisonmcnt at hs!d labor fox ten Jclrs, one 70
Fix yeats, two to four ycar', one 10 enc moath
aud two to o0c week Imprisonment.
A tiapalch from Fieuaa says: a tcleerau
fron RVa n tho Tyrol states that some tnen
who we're coEceaIcd behind hush astcm pted
tG shoot the mtjor Of the Sth Austrian lDfau
try regiment, the would bo as:a9sios uttcr1g
81 they fired cries CT haired ugaaS. Austria,
but that the oEc?r escaped uDhuft.
Prot. Gerhard Rohlis' expedition, sect cut
by the German Alfiosn SGcio;y, having cx
rlorGd the kuiars Oasis Ra4 ttcsc set upou
ard p!Hna;rai. Prot. R9hfs was Consequently
compclkd to return to Bcrghgs, though ho
hoped 10 roocivo help aud compensation from
the Turkish provincial government.
A. tao municipal electors throughout Eng
lsad On Saturday last, Ther.v.r political cJn,
sl12ratlcus vera iuvav1d. the Liberals were
| IacsiEy triumphant. Ia one CT Two vary im
portrait b}roughs the balance of power was
completely rlvSEEed 10 favor Of tho Liberals
10 Liverpool. whcro tho town ron eli stood
forty two Cons, ;ativaa aud twcny two Liba
rails, it now staols thirty tnur Cnn5nrvtt yes
and thirty Liberals.
The first OF 4 series OF moaiiy united meet,
| inGs Of the Elelish speaking coa;r, gators iG
| Paris 80 promote the progress Of cgan1"iiZa
top. was held on Monday, tho 8 ias.. R2v.
il. McNall gave az account Of ,hc Gptr 4tinrs
comG coed by him eight years nRa All spoke
gatu'y OF the Aid rcudcrci him by Iioaiisi,
and American ministers. Nearly AL tin EIc'
iish aud hm"rc'a ministers in Paris ware
p1, S1r; 1T tic lOoG!lng.
| 4 desnatch fro1i Vienna sayS that slcs.is.
Barring & DeBlienicrcs have IcF, !,r Esypi
where her services rs compirClln-a general ot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

The best and cheapest policy fer this coun
ir7 to pursue as regards tho condrc Of its fo:
tIsn relations. is II abolish its diplomatic ser
V:c' entirely. leaving the c)nsus. CT curse. to
attend to their respective duties. But the re.
publlcsns are not only opposed to this sensible
courjo. but wish 10 colargc the diplomatic ser
vice. and Minister kasson has gone to Bucha-
rest to establish diplomatic relations with the
Roumanian government, and the United States
will probably soon haVo an expensive legation
located thtre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
The Elections

New York. NV. 4.-.rha ciGc.ion i, pr5-
crossing quietly in BrIoklgD. AMI it ia expected
thai BY fuadC@r. whcn The polls close, Tho
t0tel roto will 80 FIJI fer short Ct -, 600. Tic
democrats of The regular division c,aiia that
they will else: their cLtirc ticket, tn: tue re-
pubi!oirs sc?ut this idea, and SLY thty arc
making Rscst ha72o ia the democratic rsnks,
The hgtoy boom does MT appear to ASSERT its
sway With that dagg:c OF energy which his aG-
hfrcnis had c0hGieGl!y Anticipated.
Boston Nov 4.-Tho weather 10 davis clear and
cold, ind IA thlS;cliy, as well as ia Other toHn7
OF the STATE, the eIec!ioais progressing quietly,
the voting being lighter !han last year agd the
enthusiasm meugr0. At Salem slight gain
Tor The republican, ticket IS rapcricd from some
ct tho SatGs. New5urjp3rt. ct uoou, ,cpcrts
Butler ahead 10 tour wards aad no. greatly
behind ic tho o;hsr two. lie vii! probably
carry the ciS BY 4 air2li plurality. L,wc!
reports bu'icr ahc'd at G3aG, and vii! probably
cary ihe city. Carney. dcn9ocot aud Jude
psod2rt n0rciGco fJr representative, will
probably d feat Gouldinr, tic republican eau
dldato. Pau, Builder. sou OF General Butler,
who Is runtiag tcr the Legislature, will probably
be defeated by P.eknan, the preseot .cpub!i:
caG ircumbcut.
The first complete r2turn bore, received fton
Hull, which eavo Talbot 10 msori'y last year,
gives Butler &c aud Long %
Springfield at uocn repor:s a i CHER vtt. tia,
usual, and thn Butter men active. The rcprb
loans arc confident, however, that the city will
20 for Long By good plurality. There is
heavy vote 10 tho democratic wards Of WGrcas-
Ter, |hcro thur, is fight over Tho representa-
tivcs: tal kiver reports that Butler will prob
ably ilc'caso hi3 majority of 6 900 LAST wear.
At Lawrence majority Of the woes will be
PEELED 10 the afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
Attempt 20 Break ,gsis.

flNCENNFS. lad. Nov. As tic Sheriff
o! this county entered tic jliI las. pigLt Two
p!'s1nor9, who wc:o aacTetcd behind the door
ladc break fer liberty. refusing 10 tt.y OF
the demand OF the Sheriff. He thercupon ired
o1d tho bail passed through the back Of ooc of
them named Moc!es with fatal effect The
other prisoner surrendered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
General Grant

BURLINGTON. Iowa. Nov. 4-Gen. Grants
train reached here at 10 50 O'Clock lsst night
and he received sn enthusiastic Welcome. Gov.
Gear conducted him 10 y platform, and on being
introduced by Mayor Adams Con Grant made
happy speech, after which tho party entered
Carriages ynd were conducted to The residence OF
Mayor Adams. To-day Gen. Grant will visit
points Of Interest. and give grand reception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
Mutiuy.

KY WEST. FLA Nov. 4-Alri7ed, Bri,i,h
brig SEQ. ). Berry. Capt howard with lumber
from Pensacola Tor Montevdeo in a state of
mutiny. Tho captain YVES very badly cut By
The mntlneers. His life WAS savec and the mu-
thy 1uelcd by his daughter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
sale Of IL Ship.

halifax Ms, Nov. 4-The war ship Py.
ramus. which WAS captured Ey Admiral Nelson
from The Lanes in onc OF his famous engage
meDta, ind which served ntraining ship horc,
has hoeu sold for S7CO1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
british Settlers

WINNIPEG, Nov. 4-Four more British ten
hnt farmers. delegates with Me;srs Gordon,
wilkins snd Walker. sic now here, aud will
travel through tho province.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
iSHiIr0Has Accident

NEWARK n. j., nov. IA train on Il n
Greenwood Lake railroad this morning rar II
tho Hsckensack draw bridge. Tho engineer
was klllo5. Ono car is reported 10 90 in the
river, sn1 sGyer%! lives aro said 10 be lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MANSION HOUSE.

4 j oiinson. Pulley. Tear; J Il Johnsou,
Henderson. Tenn; J K Fia3ursor, w w; VIM
Joh0sog, Maryland; Capt Il Garter, Fanuuicr,
Il L Fletcher j Fletcher. + Fletcher, JOSEPH:
fletcher, Il Wooit, L]udoaD; j Like. Va; A
D lcklotlar. Washington; NJ g Rcaardsoa,
NrrSnis; Il W NaiIson. Baltimore; Wan ii
Fletcher, Fa,nri!Ic, "; q D Nliil:r, Rap.
phanrock, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

Tho San Domingo rcbciioa uadcr Lupcron
is extending. President Guicrmo i. Irrper
Ing lur batllc. and coi fl ut is daily ,X?tc.ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
1Gtlag}pT:lIsCC.

lEDIAN4P3L1S. lSD, NV. / Tho Wnmcns'
National .hr!:.lan temperance Union Cnnvcn-
ton has a. DGrned - mee. in Huaign IN ltSD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

pICkL1NG aud pHaSkEViNG SPICES,
a OF all kinGe. Tno ,ures: and bost FL.
sale by +. J. DAVIDSON,
sop Is 1JT King =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
TOyIISE

} & Scott and Ii Lodge, VI; " G ijhGrt
6aitimore, nd; JAS B Reid. B:catviic, w;
iicnry Ilea:oa, L2osLurs; Richard Lewis, Va;
john } ksthac, L2csbure; UharIos II Muusou,
LoudGun; George uews, Ca; u i Newtoa,
Loajouh; Vim Il II Beaion, L3aGouo; Wm a
Seu.r:, i1udouH; q ii Chancellor, Va; We
:!cugi, Va; 4 } Bes, and wife, W.; j hlltchel
aud wife, We; Charles = Mcpgea, York, Pa;
. n Tug;cc, Va; Mason Jorcs, Va; De- David
;5:ophen>on; K MeUCuy aod family, Va; JOHN
/ Shvcccs, FaruWcli; 9 II Fsdc'ey, Farnwcli;
Jas lluygng. Farewell; W z Hslm, Werrcn,'
10. Va; DE- 2 Il Robinson, F=rqaier G.; W
L Brooke. Rappahsrnoek; l. g GGyBctl, Maai.
Ean, "; Is 4 Eastman. Va; NJ & Cumners,
i,'ai los Go Md VIM hIGrshaI Fauqaior g.;
Gen mcDongall. Scotland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

DEATH OF a Brave MAN -Ycs:e:dly Cant.
q. L. Pa!tigup, a well known French ci.izca,
died alter Jew days incs. He was about
fifty years ct age, and had lived here slro, 1853,
At the breaking out OF tho war hc cast his tor
tuoes with the South. aDd jliui,g / c1mpauy
fought bravsly through the war; ltatcricg the
| army IS private he was promoted TO the uosi
ton Ct aid 90 Ger. Wise staff. At tho close
OF the war &c ccmncGcci teaohing languages
and was afterwards private Tut IT 10 the family
OF Gen. Bradley L. JOhnscG. At tho bregkins
tut CT the Franco Prussian war he seat TO the
home OF tij blrlh and tecder;d his services.
He tferWa:dj returned to Firgilil. Al tho
time OF bis d2ath he was t;arhiuy a s.b7ol
here.
Mr. Pardlgon Was memtcr OF + UonpaGy
Association, aad loved to talk ci tho srueR,
ior sc bern independence. 10 whish h, tfr.gg
his whole heart. lis levoiica 10 h,s cause
was beautifully lurritci in his dying hour.
AL tfo surfahuhr ii AtpoTdatioS al tha. Vas
lett him was his old amy biankrt, and this lie
preserved with religious ssrc, and shortly DC
lore lie died he called f.r the old blanket with
tho we'll Known aad loved sta,op of e s. A."
upon il, AID he wa only satisfied when he had
it By bis S d.,
Capt. PaldigOc, oa account # his politics!
Opinions aud writings while 10 Paris, was not in
accord with the present Government authorities
therc.-Rtchmona STATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

- = BBLS j. q FlCK'.EN s. SONS BEL.
40 MONT NXNX NXrHA FLOUR in
store and for sale hy
aup25 CHhS : TAYLOR Jr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

NUR LOW PRICED TEAS cannot be OK.
~ cel!ed FOR rur,ty lnd excellence of flavor
Iiy them. f. DAWSON,
sepl5 la7 King S.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
AT tho Baltimore Stock sxchaavo Yesterday
Orange and Alcxsndris inurihs wa:a ,;a.'v ~
% bid and 81 sgkrd


ALEXANDRIA MARKET. &uI'-. ! -. ia5 mar
ktt is quici with !:IO chsrge 10 Ec.H IN piic,s
FlcGr is steady an li-H Tho receipts cf II hos!
continue light. end but no bnsh"!s wc50 offered
To-day, which sola .. - :cr damaged, and H.
l4l. III, ZAP and li5 inc *ctd 70 choca. Corn :
slightly lcwcr, art W. 0ata sales cc1lo ;Hshrf.
81 wtiin AZ 81. iU2 Nus,'0is cf &yc sc'l - -
| TGcrn ware nG offerings u :l.is rAr1rJai
BALTIMORE CATTLE MAEEsr. Nov. :, i>.n
Erio; tAls week ~ Hcc Gsi:.r ranged - al.
/ lows:
BEST HGnYes - = s.
!ienera!ly r.tc,. first q!Ay ............ - :. J.:
Medium Or good tair quality =: -
Ordinary thin Steers OX0n sad CuWsH 10 y - -,
Extreme range ~ pricos................2 GO :! ! =
Most Of tho Snlcs wcTO from .........1 - :; e;
I'cts Receipts lur hG week 764o hosd: sales H..
Tho olcrines bsvo bean quite henry this ~.
considerably in excess Of the demand Thn d..
elite hiss tcon &c on tho bct,or xradoa end l. un
tho otEcts. snd Ito msrkc! hos continued to
.AthH hour than for long Sine showing rcSf
h3u!t JOB to- sellers 70 ciia3. sa!cs. The Qi..:
iLy averages better thaa las. week; thcrA helayH
longer limo o: nl:ddlcs than last week, thcuEh
lever common and top ;1Attlo "n tno other u@:ii
Mich Cowa-Tae.o is y full supply, ba: !ha
domsnd is fax ~ lcrmtr prices 2).S50 per &os,i,
nc to quality.
Sheep aad I.ambs-.Wi,!l some increase il Ltn
recci?ts lha:e ht7 also pe@T az i'm. rovemcnt L.
ii tho quality Il he offerings. ,Hhe,o
are tomo better tops than las. week among The
Sheep and hu. few good Lambs. and tie! c|ss,
ID in domSrd We quote butcher Sheep a. 3 :
dc, and lambs NJ 3isjs per 10 sfoss Stoc':
Shter, We:hcra ia ger 10. hnd Ewcs = :j.sS
per head. arrivals this woci 400 head.
Eoes-Ikcra is LccresS. N the recaipts and
| soa.e improvement in the quality Of tho oler-
ings though thern aro seize moro common Iiuxs
than !aat SEX. Tho supply is considered fully
equal to tho delnacd, which j. rencrted fair il
| Ell TIE cards. We quote at 4i,jsc, with sono
very extra ri 81; per 10 Re- Hough stock is IL
ported IS very hard 10 Rat cr IT Almost sny res
sonat'o price. Arrivals tGil week 1854 head.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Vi-ainis sixea DO
Tered -; 90 consolidated Gi do second Be-
rlea @0i; pa5t due coupons S3!; new ten Tor
lies 5ls hid 20 DAY. Cotton quiet; midd!ing III
ala -four Mora active, bu; uGchsnscd
w heht-Southc:n dull and !twa:; Wss:orr
dull Southern Icd Il ,l30; do smher l25 .l:O;
No Mary lsnd-no bid; So2 Western winter
spot and Nov lSG; Dec l43!sll3i Corn-ScuLh-
ern Eteady; Western dui! Southern whit and
yellow t3a55 Western mixed spot and Nov 81;
Dec o5A6o1; Jan 5S3.JS3; s!eau!e1--ao bid Oa,s
steady; Southern 4 iadi; Wcsteru white 4!a4,;
do mixed EO-4 Penna i2ai3 kyo lower also
Hay fr:n prime to choice penna sHd Msrvlsnd
lJaSl6. Colo steady; Rio cargoes 1t3ale!.
Sugar sircns; A. to!L 92.l0t Whisky firm
at 81 13.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

Observation-Disclosures supply o( cny.ca
- Buckwhest Flour lrss received mn co. saIn
at reduced prices by
oct ~ J. G. mILE;iEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

The indispostion of Bismarck is said to be
slight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04
The Late Senator Chandler.

DETRo1T. November 4.--Thc funeral of iho
late Senator Chst der will be very imposing.
The romans will lie il ststo from o. m. to-day
TO III a. m tomorrow, attended by q guard Sc
loclod from state companies. Tho funeral lakes
place from the house ct > D. m. Tho friends of
the deceased conclude not to allow post NOR
tom examination. Pisces of business will be
generally closed during tho funeral ceremonies
At largo meeting of tho ciiiz 3na Of tho Stats
and CITY List night appropriate resolutions were
adopted.
Until yesterday it was generally Supposed that
MIR. Spsuldlng Was tna last nhu who sew SEMI
Tor Chandler nlivo. Congressman WiIlc.,s, Of
Monroe, who wac in this city yesterday alter.
noon, states that he bang i'll Chicego last Fri
day, attended tho MEETING which Senator Chan.
der addressed and afterwards called uuon the
Senator at tho Grand Pacific; wont 10 his room
about II o clock. found Mr.. Chsndler sitting by
the fire eIjoying cissr, and convcrsed With
him about twenty n1iEute6 I!caccmed we'll and
N good spirit; did not mention any pin al
though ho cnughcd & gTcit Gea! Upon nv
leaving. nt about l?.2l, 10 baLo me gool night.
saying he would bnve g good nights rest and
thon go home. was csoi Is q and took the
GiChgan southern train"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

10 a3!udtns TO the recert proposal Of S,c:e-
ta,y S0ernan sni Senator Biaiue io dtp,sc
Mr.. Thomss SCOTT from the presidency of The
Penrsy!vaLia Rli'road snd irs:al G. 70. GRAFT 10
It's s.cad, sialasTt r pat!1aD Journal says that
tie "Gtncral's Integrity Of character would be
a rerpetual guarantee OF n, homes: conduct of
the rta1.' The i3urDa here ;cG.rrtd to was
MT speaking iroti3Al7, ba:io good faith. AID
the natural i-i:rc5o, therefore il that
lat'isans ia estimating mar character src
itillcrc2d b. o:htF rcas1cs than bis tc:ions
f,r, from Goa. G:a9t'd Gu9,ioi;y to President
Johrs)n before lie weGt toto the Whito House
uaiii the bought psrdona ware issued to tho
WhiSkey ring .jast tcf,r3 ho left it. his whole
career as su;ces.; u e deeds that in 90 W.
ca5ulsrJ uuir tie suo c5lid b, given as illus
traitors 0! the word Integrity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

Mr., Hayes. in his TbsI kSgiving ptocIana.
ton. sag at 10 p!cIi ,R4 ths1kssiT.rg season
his The m.t,fiai prosperity Of Tho whole people
o: the country bGrD mere nov rsal, and that
during tho pa. year "lhc general prevalence
OF domcs'c traTquiiiy, tic suDrlmicy atd
Security Of tho gr.a. ias,iiu;ioo4 IT civil end 70
llglous lreodcm, have gladc0ed tie hearts Of
our people aud c}Efrnerl thcic attainment to
their government. aud yet all The members
CT The Cabinet ard al the radical speakers aud
press have, dr1iog The whole campaign cudir 4
to- day, been rciltra'ng lhe assertion that the
C,Ddl.ioo OF tie ncglo,s 81 the South is moro
dcpIorabic DOW tlan IN tic days of slavery
that such {. :fIcg as domestic irarqny lad
NJ txi,tcr c. at the South, and that the SUI
p1Cmlcy and sc(u,iI2 ( civil a ID religious free.
dom 10 the South VS. v0Ichsa!rd only TO the
white p)0pc th;:@ol. AID o. Ill Of them, tic
republicans aLu Independents biog tXclrd ID
with the degrees from n. acciuirg be nc6s; ard
il re are rot rDist.kcr, Mr.. Hayes himself ioti
mtt?d IS much in sorGo Of his recent speeches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

rORSETSl CGhSKTS.-Tho hrs. .rd
~ cheapest in tha market. Pc!Les 5Js, ijc.
81 and 81 Is per pair nj
oct - Z. &. BEEEY'f.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

HW VASES ord BOQJKr uOL:lEEH.
"a somethlng handsome. Gail and ser thtm
Is: ". j. MLLLhE & cos,
sepi O. KING e:rn..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

Sun risss......... 20 san .ets........... 4 50
kEkIVED.
Str W Thompson. lower Pete, to y A Koctl.
CLEARED.
Str Ann eliza. Philadelphia by A Reot.
i:chr Mary ID Barman, Georgern, By master,
Schr Dick Wiiliso.s, Fredericksburg, Nv
m AsLr.
MEMORANDA
tchr VIM Mason, hence, at Boston 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

EONELESS COD FISH, scaled Herring NJ d
~ Ecs |, and 3 Macsc.cl. received and for
sale chosp BE-
oct 10 K. W. AVERY, 30 King ST,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

Echr VIM Mason, hence. at Boston 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

a Lii GRADES or FAMILY snd ENTHs
81 FLoHR IN slGro ard fer sale a. bolton
pricaS by
oct 10 x. y. AVERY, 22G Ninas..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, NOVEMBER 4
Sun risss............. & 20 san .ets...... jc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-04

STEEL Hs RH FMNGsi NIEE, the cAasres
~ and Best iaaciag for !arnrra " hoIa:s,. N.
retail, st Jas. I. CAkLlN &EGN>,'
Oct 81 MAnnfactuTor., i acnia