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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
EIlN AFGHAN War

LcEDoE, Sept. Ca Dispatch 10 ths Timcs
from Sirlls ssys
There ia very general distrust CT the con.
duct OF the = meer during the CABIN! outbreak,
but rs ne Ess now como TO our camp he has
gwen msterlsl guarantee for his future good
behavior. The gates of Csbul are closed sppsr.
emily with vague idea thst the British are close
The Times in leading article this morning
points 10 the fact that Dsoud Shah. being alive
and at the British camp, confirms tho sus piciops
OF the Ameer's insincerity, as no. IN dispatch
10 the Indian Government at the time of the
outbreak, stated that Daou1 had been killed
while e"deaVoring to quiet the rebels.
4 dispatch from Slna says: Many persons
here regard tho Aneer's srrival 10 the British
camp as an astu.e move Oh bis part 10 tostsr
the belief that he is inutc at of completely 10
The marder Of the British E ivoy at Cabul. On
tue othir hard high ofica EXPRESS confidence
Ia his entire ilancsuce.
The L2rdoo Daily Tel.praph's Sinla dis
patch says: The advsace Of the British force
con'ltues. Tae Amoer accompanies the troops,
IL Is expected thar the Column will arrive be-
lore Cubu 90 Wednesday next. Resistance ia
unlikely. Sir Frederick Rote:ts has rzcsiyed
Instructors to ISSUE manifesto to the Afghan
paople that tho British army advances ca Ca.
bul to aveDso tha trssctcty 10 the British En.
Voy ID that oty; that the peececbl Inhabitants
Viii not be molssted, but itorpositio is offered
those persons with arms 10 their hands will be
treated as enemies. Non combatsnts, women
and chlldreo, arc advised 10 withdfas to q
place CT safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
VIEWS ES TIE U.gL

Odt Ct SEQ spD!irsuls rs boys hsvo bssu
rtc:iyed for the nLYa! service in s.. Louis
D3adwood is sireaGy li,iag from lis ruins,
and has become ciy Of tcGts scl shaaies.
Deu,iI kearney again s:ns his card 10 to
Gen. Grant CT Saturday, aGd the General
again refused to sec hlm.
Gen. G;aut saw "Piusi2.a" s,r tho first
time Saturday pIght. Ne hope be sa1 some
OF the points aud to0k.
ST. Patiick'J Roman Csboiio Church, at
Norwich, Coou., was de5:cltsd Yesterday with
inposios c:r@mogies Tac 5ormoo vas ptes ca.
cd by A:catjsstp G;5hola. Ct Baltimore. The
church has cost Lot If I'm $3.50 0G0.
WeudcH Philips has wr:;leo letter to IL.
ii. BeGtc:, nenter U The NJ .s5lchusetts
greenoack Committee, poie!op:orlJ decIioug
10 remain upoo the ticket SIS uomicce fJr Lieu
tenant G0Vefnoc OF Mass.chusc.ls. PHILLIPS
thinks he cIn setvs the Giecbbac!s movement
more efjc:srs!y bg rHmsuicg outside psrty
llnss.
The Supreme CcrF: OF South Cl7clius has
decided that tho bonds is:ued u1der The act
reducing tho volume CT the public debt arc
valid obligations @! the STATE. except certain
classes OF bombs ISSUED Tor thy relief Of the
treasury or ;o exchange for the J:cond issue of
boOd9 Ter tic pa5m n: ot ioeycs: ca The puplio
debt.
At Tcp:ks. k.Gs:s. Ga Saturday, President
Hayes, alter reception a. the capitol, mlGo
brief speech, culoSiziue tn, resources aud
adsa 2tagrs CT kaasos. Gen. Sherman also
sioks. The pa,ty thea proceeded to Lawn
worth. where the President and GaD. Sherman
made brief speeches. TIE party left L?syea.
wlrth this morLlus 70. the East.
10 cr:cr to mes: the dauana for the *
change o! foreign pa!i c3n and bullion for
America gold. the i!caslrer OF the United
States has further Increased tho bullion fund
of the New Io,k assay o!Ess SIS. 600. OOO.
This Is tie third tiIaa within the pas; month
tha! it has bcan found nc s:aiy to Increase the
iuod, oai0g 70 Ike i'm Use afT.7a! OF foreign
gold ~ tnIs cJIa!rY.
A tsr;f, rain AL bail storm passed over
tho viclnity 0. Waiket:ca, Frederick county,
Nd. F:iGay nigh; lat, acclupaaiai by sharp
lighting. Il bsTn o#lcl By {. Nelson, c,n-
tslrlpg large Qiao'liy c? ioy, 500 bushsh Ct
whea, a1d other arain. horses sud wagons, vas
struck aad everything Destroyed Less over
- 500; Insurance. NIX knowU. Another barn,
owned by Henry ". !iaS!sttcr, Was also struck,
des!royiog e7esyiGics. Lose shout $500. There
was 60 irsuracc.. 30 lives were lost.
About tT5 macihS $50 ;rinp, who gave
biz name rs David S:c~att, did ut the city
hospital. B,Euaors, AID Ess tufied ia the
Pouer's f.eid. Il has b4on asceria!ucu that
Il, Vas 500 Of he 'a'c joho Stewart Ffss.r,
a wealthy mtIc1ens OF GasroS, Scotland.
Thu agent OF tha s.. AofreW's Saciety, OF
3 .limor3, c4u5sd Tia body to be removed to
Greenmoult CtmcterJ. The deceased was
tHenty-pinc years cI!. Il lna,ic!ar srd artist,
tui bis babns g! d;ssip;t'en cs;rapgcd hilu
from his family
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

IA. HAMILTON & Coz, Baltimore e:rcv,s,
of Saturday ssys:
Virginia consols SID lG.GOs are strong srd
10 good demand ss they psy very fair rate OF
interest; they are not too Nigh on the conlrarv
We rather look for sn advslcs in them. Tbs
plan fer the reorganization Of the Washington
City, Virginia Midlsnd and Great Southern
Railroad Company provides that, the trustees a,
purchasers shall constitute aud name themselves
q rslrosd corporation, with franchise, &C., under
the lswa of tho Stste of Virginia, and that lhe
said corporation shall execute such mortgages
as have been provided for, to take the places Of
the several classes of honda of the Orange Alex.
& Manassas, and Lynchburg and Danyillc Bail
roacs. Tho scheme is looked upon generally as
most favorable 10 sll classes OF bontholders and
as being just and equitable to ST. AID fsyo,ing
10 particular class Of creditors. We sre inform.
cd by one OF tia trustees thst srssdy So 500 CCO
out Of the total Indebtedness of Sill 42l OoG, have
assented. This settle Mt wil:place the secu--
tiles cfthe Virginia Midland road on a solid
basis, and must hsvo coed cifec: on the msrket
value of their bonCsn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
krGHi alaska.

Letters ;r)m Siika rav3 been received from
C0!l:oicr. NJ d. Eiii, ~ 10 Sept. Il. He
says TIA prospects 6! tic mises is c,riaic!y
most encouraging, bai cgiJg to bad msasge.
matt OF the c,mnaclas sllo Hir, making tho
experiments rsasrcss has been slow. He ttirks
however that mex simmer vIl prcg them out
10 faii force. and uplss, men OF experiences aad
nloiog kn)Tie5ga are mo.s S;;aug.l2 mistaken
they ara ,icb. CAu:. B..rj-Ies, of tbs q. s.
ship j ans s;oTn, has completely stopped tho
"Hocc5enoo' making bIsintsI there, but the
Indians triog it there from abroad SOMETIMES,
but no serious troubles cc,ur Eow. The fisheries
have been very successful this year. Some of the
finest salmon ever sec n are caught, and so plenti
iul that frequently they had to ,pro halt the catch
loose, having 40 ROOM for them 10 the boats or
in the Gaming shops. They are about starting
sotoo ct Si,ks but have 60 missionary work,
meD. They Eevc Sunday sersicfs. however, 10
which Catholic and Protestant Jew and Cen
tile. Greek and Parao. and Indiang, all joio
1t really So and II very interesting to see The
representatives OF a.! CT these faiths Tor want
OF ta:th) uoiiug 10 tho siDGiag Of the Moody
and Sankey hymns, and lis:eDing to the Strip
lures. Toey have fac choir Of Eve of the
ships offers, two Russian girls, two JeWesses
aud Mary and Salley Bal. Tho agents Of the
Presbyterian Missionary Beard. the Rsvs
hlessIs Shelton. Jackson and Kendall, have
a chulca at Wrsngle, aud Mr. Jack.
son With lGdlsos 10 canoe has Visited most of
The l:laods, a distance Of go miles, visiting
the indians snd opcniog the way fer the Intro
duc!lon of the gospel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
The Walking Match.

The Ta!kicg match 10 New York tbs! cc:a.ed
suvh scoss.ion las: week was concluded GA
Saturday night, R9we tho Easl;shu mao, being
the wicoer anG carr5irg If The As leg belt, while
Connecticut rows5oy, banned Merritt, came
Gu! secoL@ The las. score a. tho ED Of ITO
hours aud a minutes vas az follows Roue!!,
$50; Merritt. SIS; Hazel, 500: Hart, 4S2
Goyoa; All; Weston, 455; Etns, $50; ktohro,
$50; Taylor, $50; Fcdesneyer. withdrawn.
34S; Jackson, Withdrawn, 232; Paoohot,
wtndTawa, POS; Du,ctcr. wi.hcrswp, 90
Inc closing scsnes ct tho match Tcro sXcii-
ing. the applause az liUes sbskiog the building.
At 1888 Rowsl, smii the chcass OF tha specia.
tors. Completed his j30th nile. hiciritt, who
vas walking quietly behind. was handed the
British fix, With which he raa n.ourd the
track vita R)T:lI, VITO OF tho s.ms tune took
hold O. the Stars aud Stripes and carried thsua
sroaad the Track. The contest VAS DOW cor-
side1cd virtually over. The bald struck up
u ID SaVs The Qleep," aid tbs first three
men III the rGcs, KoReli, Merritt aud Hazel
walked urouud tho track hand iu-taad. O;her
appTcpilste airs Wsre plsyad by the hand, srd
there MAS uuch enthusiasm. \. $40 RogeI
Merritt, CID Hazacl ASS: BLEED III fro1t Of the
scorers Stand. shook bands and retired. Weston
had beer Oft the track itr ever ,Wo hours, and
1t was stated that his gate mouey had been at
tGched fer debt. Dat of the thirteen contest
ants who paid their entrance fec, eight have
covered 45O or mors miles, aud it ia gercrallv
conceded ttat the Dr,s,nt match has tc,a the
most excitlog ever witnessed, Rogel trainer
stated that had Rogt cot been eezed WIKI
tho attack OF sickness Oh Friday no would GER
talaiy have covered $50 miles. A large amour:
OF money has beoa lost on bats that the winner
would cover over $50 miles, aud it is generally
believed tho bcokuskers have lost heavily on
the rtsalt OF tho contest.
The gross receipts duriog The SIX days az
gregated S7S 923, Of which one fourth, SIS $50,
goes to the ltssees l.apipg SIS, ALB, from which
is to be 6eduoled about $4,000 FIR expenses
which leaves tee res receipts about s45 ,443 for
distribution among tho oontt ANTS Hho scored
$50 miles and over. OF this amount, accord
log to thc terns Of the contest, RoEsll will get
oue-half, and the balance 10 be distributed
among the other competitors 10 proportion to
the miles COMPLETED, as may he directed by Sir
}. D. Ashley, Bart, NJ. F., the e;ysr Of the
belt. 10 addition R,Tell gets the entrance
norey, $1,000. Of which be lid deposited
$500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY ~
E1T?CT a II SNOW FNo
MONDAY EvEN'G.. SEPTEMBER 90 1919
Tho a1nual hir Ct tho \ 'exsndiia sni Fair

Tho a1aual 81 e tho 4 exsndiia sDi Fair
tax ag:icaiu:sI .t,sooa.i,G will commence to-
morIoG. 4 nc f;oGlt5 Il me asst sllon, !n
this CITY. 81 sLc pia1s f.; 9 suc,osstui exhi
biIiVu have beso l5gasget, and all the aIrsngc-
msuts aso c3n9l..c1. Every inch Of available
sp.ce ;..s 5eoa engaged By sxhib!ter! many Ct
waum asv: shown Iaro tsst9 BY the manner 10
which their sr.;ces ars dispiay.d. Nearly ell
Inc sabds and stalls aic occupied, aG3 the re-
maiud.r aiII be ~ Tho time too fair opets.
The exposition vii! be an & ,aediDgy creditable
oco il every respect, aad the attendance Of a
lsrgo lnubcr tf visitors ic3E The Surrounding
c0ua.ica I'D from. Washington il eoai3cntIy
exo.ca5. That tie naaagers CT the fair have
lCGs thii: To!k diligently ard efficiently will
be apparent 10 every ous vino Wits ii, Grd that
The agricultural productions Of this section Of
the Sale c,nao! be exccllcd by taos, Of e0y
other pori1u & thc crtire country will be
equally SIS observable. Al tia: is waited 10
elsurs complete success is coed weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
Serious ARRAY.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Sept. 29.-Oa Friday
last Thomas BsrEes, dick haud on the steamer
Vulcan had az alelcalioo with Edward Hefe.
ron, OF the steamer Bridgeport. o. Sunday
while both beats were Iyirg here Barnes wen,
Oh board the Bridgeport and without a word
struck Hefferon wlth capstau bar across the
hack OF The head aad tTics scross the BODY.
Heteron las been 10 half conscious state
upill this DorDiog. His recovery is considered
doubtful. Barnes, who gives bis residence as
Water street, Now York. is locked Up 10 await
the rsuit cf Heff4ron' siojuriss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

|. seens that tIr. Ii!dau ii Gislu;ted Hiih
the democracg Of TIC S-ut1 a-d says that 1t
has seriously lguii,apped lh3 party in tie
Ncrih. It il 10 less iru, thaa sad that modern
southern dGmoctsey has di:gust:d batter people
than Mr. Iidsp, bu! ii Liz present disgust
have i.s nsiura! eifsc; sld be !Cciprcca!cd by
the 3.mo,sa!s OF the S3u.a to tho cE.cn. OF
letting hin ao-c in he 5tS: c2,iJca! Democratic
congsntioo, bis tx,r.s:ion CT j. Hil DC the bes;
days gt,k he his ever CO..: l1g ihe parry tc
which Ia noW n.cre:sas to belong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
Abandoned.

NEW YORK., Sept 29.-The brig Tubal Cain,
which arrived from Turks' Island, brought as
entire crew of the bark Emma L. Partridge,
which they lad been compelled TO abandon
about 65 miles north Of the island of San Do.
mlnGo. The bark loft Liverpool for Mstsnzs.
with general csrgo on July 18th, and struck q
hidden reef on Silver Key bank September oh.
Capt. Partridge says that il his cbronometer was
c 60 lhers should have been no reefs within
~ miles Of him. The leak, caused bv the in.
luries received. gained on the crew so faat that
they were compelled 10 abandon the vessel.
Thsy reached TURKS Island in the chips two
BOAT, after rough and perilous journey of some
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

4 FEATURE OF 4 VARIETY SHOW ia Proyi.
dence was the performance of man 10 large
glass taBk Of water among agstors. The
larges! o: these usually torpid creatures was
when tx,i;ed. incinsd to b, ezcaedirgly ferc~
cous. Oae evening the man Closed bis feats
BY tnrustirg bis head between its extended
jaws. Its suger had already been aroused, end
It noT closed lis teeth Oh the mans neck. The
water iustsny bsc,ms red with blood, several
assistants made wild eff,ris at rts.ue, and
the audience was Eorri6ed, expecting to zee
the performers head Instantly bitten IF but
DC necaged b7 bard struggle to exuicste
himself, aud he leaFed on! of tho tank a very
much bitten ms1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

The Can't pen Say their iayoti;o is tho
only man ~hc Gao brice aeacs los discovered
county" They divide The country and thea
recommend c3mtat Ter rt-uti:iog it. In tic
opinion tfmasy pecplo tie remedy is worse than
the Gisccs?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

The Nev Yo!k TfCunc il Low 90 firm an
advocate Of Tamua0y that il Hou.d rather LsVo
eli the voters Of N29 Icik city, republicans
IS Will as d:m0crats disitaao5!:ed than that
TammaDy should net bsse lie appolutms1t Of
;bo c5mmg.onr5 tt election 10 which the
democrats OF Tia! city arc trti,icd. Mr..
Gree!;T would got kaoW hla own rspar if he
coud rtVisil lhc ealLk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
Port OF ALEXANDRIA, SEPrEMYR2o
Sun rass.......... t3 Sun sets.............. 81

ARRIVED
Stmp John Gibson, N Y, 10 + A Eaed. ..
Str Experiment, Phils. 10 a Reed.
ctr Sue, Baltimore, to Broaders s. Co.
Sir Jane Moseley, Norfolk, 10 + A Reed
Str Geo Leary, Norfolk, to Hooe.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, TO + A Rect
Str w Thompson. lower Pete, to E A Reed
Str Msttano, lower Potc, 10 j Broders s. Go
Schr Edwin. New York to W A Smco!
schr Watchiul. Georgetown, - j z Asnen
Schr L Newton. Boston, to + a Reed.
Schr Virginia Ds!e, Hayre de Grace, to + j
Mehsffsv & Co.
schr Mary Ann Bell, Little Bay. to Thom.s
Perry.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, by z Z Hooa
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, BY r A Reed.
Str Sue, Baltimore. by Broders s. Co.
Str Mattano, lower Pot'c, by Broders & Co.
StrJ w Thompson, lower Popc, By f A Heed.
Schr Wstchful, Norfolk. by P Agnew s. CO.
MEMORANDA
Schr 81 D May. hence, at Richmond 9th.
Schr Lizzie Wilson sailed from Bath for
WsthinRton 18th.
:, Schr T Fl Crowell sailed from Boston for
9 Georgetown 9th.
Schr Hattie S Brooks. hence, ct Boston 9Th.
Schr Cos heco, from Windsor tor tbi, port,
cleared st Mschiss port Dad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
Suicide.

PATERSON, N. j., SEPT. 300 Friday
night last Hugh Baxter, OF Morristown, aged
about 80 years arrived at Bars Hotel, this city,
aud during the nigh. was stricken With what
appeared 10 be !nsauity, He was placed in
Jail fer medical examination, and last evening
lie huog himself to the bar over bis cell door.
he vas discovered at 10 o'clock dead. Nearly
$500 of srfesrs of reoscns was fouod 10 bis
pocket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

Ii he iy::!eI cat produced Throughout the
entirs North, and iac ei&hty'odd Thousand
peoil3 collected at G,lmoros Garden. New
York, By the rtcs1t exhibition oi trots physical
endurance Of 4 set q Ill birds be aa indication
of the civil Z .ioU q! shat s.clior, that Of the
South. &c ra;tsr hCW OF i may be, would cot
suf: r Ky c.mDsrisou With II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

1t Is becoming NOR, ard MGR, apparent II at
the Admins raticn 10 appointing Ctl Molby
to position undtr tie Government rendered
service 10 the cou1!ry 90 utictet tiooal as the
trouble and lnccr7to &C, to itself lhst up-
poinimcnt he's irjyed. What's m,re, the
ColCn' il evidently nast:r Ct the situation.
He can not be removed, Ter the Only complaint
against him is his discovery Ard distl s1ra of
frauds sni Corruption, esd to turn him out for
that cause would raise a howl throughout the
country, while tie logger be reraius il Office
the more important will BE- his Giscov res aud
Tho more damaging bis To7clstiols. TIE Gel
onel was the le.rer oi radical military officers
during the wGr and is Dow DO ltss the terror of
radical civil cfhcsrs drricg peace. HIS honesty
and bolduess are suoh Innovations upon civil
service es conducted under tho existing regime
tnat be has both surprised and alarmed the
radicals, an1 their denutciatoo OF him is now
more sivere than that tteJ accord to the most
uDrecoDs'ructed rebel. They 20 so far as to
assert that the South isa Nazareth, out of
Which DO good can CONS; that The republicans
as we'll IS the democrats of that section are all
ta,red 1:h the Same stick. ADD that the OIL,
true policy to pursue is TO turn cut, peck end
heels. every man, women and child. native CT
The South who holds position under the Gov.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
Fire.

LEWISTON, Me, Sept ga Gre on Sunday
morning 10 Diz6ed vi lsge deslroyeds saTr1ili,
erist nil and caid ns mill owned by Hosea
Austin, ". s. Chase AID Henrv O. Stanley.
The ossis estimated at ffom $1,000 10 SIS, coo, on
which there is no insurance. The origin Of The
freis unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

Tho market opcrs fairly active. and prices asu
llrm. Fleur is steady. The feeling in Whea.
continues strong, and merchants feel corfi eEt
that prices will hold firm or that they viii;
slowly advance; the offerings to-day we're light,
snd 1910 bushels were sold st I'D. l23. 1874 l25
!Z6 aid III. SIS TO quality. Corn is without
change, and all tho offerings lo-jay wero with.
drawn, buyers srd sellers being apart No Rye
was reported, aad c1e small 10! of Oats sold 81
Is Country produce IS in lgh! receipt, aad
prices generally unchanged.
SALT lApoRTATIoNs.-The following show,
the amount OF ssit imported into The port Of Al
ezsncris fIom iertsn ports for tho following
years:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
Strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 29-The work.
log. sp!nners st the Sycamore Mill having been
notihed ttat herea!tor they would be required
10 pay Donsd, which 10 ;quiyslelt TO reduc,
lion OF wages. struck 10 r body this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
1910 IL Guiding 10 NAV 1874
ms, Of course, includes lumr, ground alum,
hne. Iurk's Island, Csdz and lisbon salt.

BAL more, Sept. 20 Virginia GJ Old -; DIV
Ge;e,Ied -; DO consolidated t5i do "a series
z?s; past due COUPONS Sit; Virginia 1910, GOl
nlo Today. Cotton dull; middling lOalCi.
Floar quiet end firm; Howard street and West
ern super 1854 70; do Extra 4 50,S5 rs; do
Family 6O,SG p; City Mills Super 8 75.$i rs;
40 Extra 50,S5 20; Go Family 64S6 SO; do Rig
orarda 2osS6 30; patspsco Family ST. Wheat
-Seu!hern firm AID active, Western closed
easier; Southern red l2islES do amber l30,l35;
NO Mary land 1914 No2 Western winter red
aapot, sept and Oct l2s1al2.3; Nov l29al2G!;
Dec l294all93 Corn-Sun,hsrn lower; West.
ern spot strong; futures quiet; Southern white
tUi 40 yellow nomusly GO; Western mixad
SPOT osda6S!; Sept 5Sat6t; Oct G3.6:t Nov 5lfi
o.; Deer 6lshlt; steamer-uo Offering, Oats
higher and quiet; eouthern 35s87; western white
3ls37i DO mixed 32a23i; Penns 1886, Ry.
quiet ut GAGS. Rsy steady; orime to choice
Penna and Mary land l4ol6 Coffes yery f,m;
no csrgoes 12,l51 Sugar active; A soft 81 ga
Whiskey firm and higher ut 10.
PHILADELPHIA September 80 Cattle fair
y active; ssies Z, ECO; Prime 5!,; coed 4ia5c:
mecum 81 .4tc; common q .34.. Sheep dull;
sales 7.C01; prime dc good 4sa1c; medium 80
common q ,SSci stock ewes Il "a; lambs
dull; sales 2CUU; prime SIC; good 5a5{o; med
um 4ac; common 3As4 :. Hcga-tair demsnd;
sales 4,iOO: prime g.. gUoi ti;; medium SIC;
common ttc
NEW YORK, Sept, 20 Stocks strong. Money
5a5. Flour quiet Wheat active. Corn ectve
and lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

errmaat, AID give !hcit p:sass 10 ssg!7sr! rt-
publ.caas who are ns.7;s 6! tie N?Ith and 10
the racre: toru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29
MARRIEn-

On the 10th instant, on the bridge q. Hsrpe.'s
Ferry: OF Rev. j. a. McFaden. r. II. EVER
HAhT to Mis- IDA l.. RITCaIE, beth of Lou.
Gcun county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

@ The members of the Rydrauion Steam
Fire Company are directed to meet o: their en-
CINE house promptly at o'clock m. to.mor-
row. fully equipped. It
SHETLAND SHaWLS, to open on Tues
~ dsY morning. Prices 81, 50 aud SEQ
sepI9-4t q. u. ADANS, 60 King Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-29

NEW YORK, Sept 20 Stocks strong. None;
5a6. Flour quist. Wheat active. Corn ectjvt
and lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

Tbeundersgnod will continue the GROCERY,
LIQUOR AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under tho firm nsn1e of w. a, JOHNSON s.
CO., at tho same place, and no snlicLs tho pat
Tona2o OF the friends of the lsto firm of VIM A.
johnson & Co., and the public generally
OCT u JNO. II. HAMMOND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26
legal NOTICES.

" 1RGINIA: In tho Clicks cilica Of tho Tor
Z porst!0n Court Cf The CITY OF klA2mHdriu,
on the It'll day OF Novep Dor, 1879
Joseph HoI KRIS, plaintiff, J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

Tho steamers Of this company mako c0nnoc-
tions At Norfolk for Boston and all points East ;
al New York with all points West and North
west, and at Alexandria with Virginis Midland
Railroad .Ed Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rstcs given and freight handled caro-.
fully snd promptly. For further information
apply tu F.A REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
SAND iIl. BACON, Prceidonl.
Office under Natl. Metrop BaEk,
Yep Lit Washington, II. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26
aasssGEssss.s AaD L1QEssRs,

The undersigned desires TO express his thanks
10 his friends for their patronage to the late firm
OF VIM: e. johnson Sc Co., and he hopes that
HAMMOND, who will continue tho business
Tor himself undor the samn namo and ct tho SANG
place. W. a. JOHNSON.