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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30
BIZ signed.

The President, on Saturday, tie 25th inst,
signed the Arrears of Pension Bill. Con-
sidering the emphatic majority by which it
passed both houses, he felt that ne could
not do otherwise. Not a dollar will be
paid out, however, on these Gains, until a
specific appropriation is made. This Con-
gress viii make no appropriation, and the
claims will simply remain on file.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30
TERRIBLY ExHAUsr1NG ARE THE NIGHT

TERRIBLY EXHAUSTING r THE NIGHT
SwEATs which accompany consumption
But they, as well as the ~paroxysms of
coughing, are invariably broken up by DR..
which cnnquers the deadly malady, as well
as bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, asthma,
~diphtheria, and all other affections of the
throat, lungs, and chest. 1t saves thou
sands from untimely graves, and is invalu'
able in rescuing children from the Group,
whooping cough, and quincy. 1t is sold by
all Druggists
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
children with never-failing success. 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhea, whether arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well-tried
remedy. % cts. a bottle.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

BURNED MoLAssEs CANDY.-Ihefe
is a stately dwelling-house in Philadel-
phia which has a singular history. 1t
stands in a grove of walnut trees; the
woodwork is all of walnut; carved
panels representing walnut boughs dec
crate the dining-room; and on the car
riage of the owner, instead of a coat of
arms, is a bunch of walnuts Just burst
ing from the husks.
The story is this: About forty years
ago a poer woman kept a cent-store in
an alley, in the lower part of the city.
| One day, when making molasses candy
to be sold to the street children, it was
scorched. The woman was in despair.
The loss was a serious one in a trade
whose profits were counted by pennies.
She was quick-witted, however, and
ready with expedients. She cracked
some walnuts, mixed the kernels with
the candy, and wrote a placard, "The
new Nut Candy, one cent a CAKE
The children dropped in on their way
to school. The candy was liked. They
came back for more the next day. The
fame of the cheap CONNECTION spread
from one school to another. The maker
shrewdly confined herself to making
that. Presently she took a larger SHOP
in the alley. in a year or two she again
moved, but this time it was into one Of
the principal streets, To-day her origi
nal walnut candy is sent to all parts O.
the country. The woman disposed o.
her business a few years ago for a sun
which made her rich for life. Is it any
wonder that she took a ripe walnut fol
her crest?
But it was not to the walnuts nor t.
the lucky chance that she owes her for
tune. How many women have burned
their candy, and the result was onl.
scorched molassesl How many mel
saw apples fall before Sir Isaac Newton
1t is the keen eye and ready brain tina
can seize on failures and make then
successes Youths Companion.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

sore Throat, Cough, Cold. and similar
troubles, if suffered to progress, result in
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes
iucurable. "Brown's Bronchial TrOches"
reach directly The seat of the disease, and
give almost instant relief. 25 cents a box,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30
BLOOD Fight white and Black

Three negroes named Alexander, and
three white men named Gamblin, quarreled
about the possession of some land in Wayne
County, Miss. Later the negroes ambushed
the white men, killing one and wounding
another. The fire was returned and two
negroes were killed. The other fed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30
Aenls Of the Nssh.


Daniel Voorhees, has been elected United
States Senator by the Indiana Legislature.
Godlove orth was his principal opponent.
The Illinois Legislature sends John A.
Logan to the Senate, and Don Cameron has
been returned by Pennsylvania.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

If a man does notmakenew acquaint-
ances as he advances through life, he
will soon find himself left alone. A
man should keep his friendships in con-
slant re pair.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

SOME of the new styles of Mason & Ham.
lin Cabinet ORGANS introduce a style oil
finish with embossed gold bronze 'orna.
mentation, by a new process; at once the
most elegant and chaste finish yet employed
on such instruments. Prices are very low
for such workmanship.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30
Captured at Last.

A recent Fort Robinson dispatch says
that the Cheyenne Indian campaign has
closed for a time, at least. Col. Evans,
with companies B and D, Sd Cavalry,
found the ~renegades in a position in the
cliffs a few miles north of the stage
road, and partially succeeded in cut
ting off their progress. They effected
their usual escape, and moved
toward Red Cloud Agency. Capt. Vessels,
whose scouts conveyed this news to him,
started at once on their trail with his four
companies of cavalry, and came up to them,
some forty miles from Fort Robinson.
Then the work of capturing them, either
dead or alive, began in dead earnest. In
fact, but thirty-two, with nine of that nun.
Der badly wounded, are alive of the forty
nine fugftives that were in the field, leav-
ing seventeen killed.
Captain Vessels was slightly wounded.
The First Sergeant of Company E and an In
dian scout were also wounded to an I'M
known extent. Three of Vessels COM
mand, a Sergeant, a ~farrier, and one private,
were killed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

IT has been remarked that "the eli
max of human Indifference has arrived
when a doesn't care how she
looks"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

DAvY CkocKETT's only surviving son,
Colonel Robert P. Crockett, is living in
Hood County, Texas, old, poor and in
firm,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

A Boston court decided a question
which was long ago solved by many la
dies, that when a woman lends money
to her husband she cannot recover it,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30
Missouri state Lunatic Asylum nornea

Missouri State Lunafic Asylum Burned.
Asst. Joseph MOI dispatch says: The
State Lunatic Asylum, adjacent to this
city, was discovered to be on fire at one
o'clock in the afternoon, and was totally
destroyed. No adequate means had ever
been provided to extinguish the fire, and
but little resistance could be made to the
spreading flames. The fire originated in the
laundry, and some of the employees
were slightly scorched in attempt.
ing to arrest the progress
Of the FIRE. The patients, about two hun.
dred and fifty in number, were safely re.
moved to the Courthouse. In st. Louis
everything was done for their comfort, but
they have suffered somewhat from exposure
and excitement. The building was erected
four years ago at a COST of $4,000.
Eighteen months ago there was $1o0, 900 in.
surance ON the building, but the State re.
fused an appropriation to continue the
same, therefore the loss is total.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30
The Late New York rires.

The New York Tribune says the fact that
two great fires have occurred within a week
OF each other, in what is generally known
as the dry-goods district, involving a loss of
about $4,50O.00O while the insurance on
the same property was in excess of that
sum-, seems to have aroused the insurance
companies doing business in New York, in
some measure at least, to a sense of the
real situation. No active measures have
been taken to establish a uniform advance
in rates of premium, but a simultaneous
movement has begun, which resulted in
putting up the ra'es charged by all the lead
ing companies doing business in the city on
an average of nearly n hundred per cent.
as compared with the premiums charged
previously.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

Mr.. GEORGE r. GRAHAM, at one time
owner and editor of Graham's Magazine,
is now n of the editors of a Newark
daily. He has lost two fortunes in stock
speculations.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30
LATER

Later news from the field state that only
nine Cheyennes, all of them wounded, were
captured. The balance of the party, twenty
three in number, were killed. Seventeen
are still u~naccounted for. 1t is supposed
some died from wounds and others es-
capped.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

CHhw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-01-30

R~~>t@~AvN Very Important bills are
p0I1SsCIsOISy now pending in Congress,
heretofore admitted will be ~reopened, thousands
Of merit.rious claimants will be dropped from the
rolls and great injustice done. For full particulars
send for cory of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE, an s-page
paper. issued mosthly and devoted TO the interests o.
folders and sailors. and their heirs. Contains oil
NEW BOUNTY and PENSION LAWS. Should be in thf
hands of every soldier. Terms, so cents per year.
Special inducements to clubs Specimen copy free,
Addsess at once, GEORGE I. LEMON & co.
Washington, Dc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

D. A hsmaeso2 y Cos. Baltimore Firsr,
eisl Circular Of Saturday says;
"ihe feature Of Our market has beer ina Ar.
elmo IN Virginia securities This ia In, nat,,.sI
consequence OF the unfortunate and 6isursnnfi
result OF the late election in that State. Whiio
the Immediate effect of the election is unimno,i
ant The moral effect remsins, and will WORK in.
calculsblo irjnry TO the welfare of that Sioto
The credit OF Virginia and Virsinians has heo,
destroyed root and branch. and the peonlo VI
that State. who are responsible for this siste ot
affairs, will find out to their cost, that csnitsi
will shun their enterprises, and that business
men Will hesitate to trnst and credit anv noonlo
who are 80 forgetful of their: duties as ciiizans
and 80 careless Of tho honor and good nan,o Of
their State. The decline in Virginia consols snd
Ton Forties is caused by the forced sales of
bonds which hGvo been carried on mareins hv
spectators. Very large amounts Of thesa bonds
wore purchased on the supposed Certainty of tbD
success Of tho debt payers. Whom these specu.
lstive accounts are liquiiated VIC look for 4
sharp reaction in the bouds Any ono who RI.
fleets must see that there is no rlsson whv IN,
l04)s should sell in the neighborhood of 40
Tho coupons on these bonds arc and will slways
be receivable for taxes and all debts duo tSo
State. This point hss boon ifravocsbly settled ::
snd do what they may, tho repudiators CANNOT
alter it. Tho Same may be saii Of Virginia CON
coils, 81 the present price 81, they will psy tho
holders eight por cent per annu,u. ANY ono can
see that it would DO nondless sscrilco TO Sell
them. Consols sold from JSl down TO G6i. and
10 40S from 45 down 10 Al q. s. A. ID 6; soit
At 81; o. IL 4. i.h S. at 3ii. and O., A s. Nj.
let Is ii 6si
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a.wf;ns. E:E TSEm E,-E.-.

Il is g.;i that Sce3rl L.s5ta-' tJ5.&a93;c;
Gicpcrsi Bs11y sill retire
AZ 32.ayus3, =. ! !. ~ i4:e a.ey,il,,.. TIC
Pore got oan VOC iol Governor, snu ;hl Dew!
one.
TIE Ieriiog c:al omoanies il Ne" York gil!
make Oh edvs0c2 to-day Of ab1nt twenty-five
cehts Per t05.
". j. GrecnIasq. oao oi tho Wceithc5t ii l.
z5ns # ShtrmHr, Texas, committed suiclu'
Friday night by taking moiphlac. The cause
is sci to be crimira! intimacy between his vile
and Rev. Conrad Hancy, noted minister.
LC. Xipckc. Of Lancaster. Ohio, o young
man extensively engaged in The grain and lum
Der trade, has Disappeared, after committing
iorgcros and tmtG2Z ing g Tho oZtcnt OF 49,,
900 to 100000.
Lottery agents have tried, ~ retaining
lawyers with iunuouca, to arrange matters 10
regard to tho carrying Of their letters through
The mail, but without rctut. TEcy 9iIl cnn-
tinue their fight in Congress.
The Mexican veterans OF Chicago presented
their compliments 10 Gee. Grant at his sons,
COL Fred Grants. residence 10 Chicago. Sat
uria7 morning, escorted by the iIscsS HluaVcs.
There We're 10 forIna! speeches.
Special Agent Adams teIrgraphs from Los
limos to Secretary SehuiZ that tho Tito Gem
Miasiou Is COW organized, and Chiefs Doug las,
johnson and ScWAW,ch arc in attendance to
give in testimony. All is going On smoothly.
Col. John Frederick Won Wcrdtr, died at the
Aged Mons Homo 10 Baltimore last right at I
clock Gul. tun Welder was tlnGty nnn
yolIs. ten months aud sixteen days old, ard it
was his only wish to 1.-Two Until he WAS one
hunIrtI sud celebrate his Centennial
Three Fp>rm whales appeared Of CGpo May,
N. d., Thursday. oil SO on shore. They moved
:ioNly eastward, throwing single sp0uts about
twenty feet in the air Fiocks OF rcs gulls sur
rounded aud iived about their. Tic nICku up
| naokcici ii1hing ior Tho day.
Tho tpa,ill touDo OF the Episc0pol D!oo; Sc
Ut Louisiana, which ln6t liz New Orleans las!
'rEuc,diy, utaaimnnsiy Glscci Rev. j. N.
Gai'9icr L Ger Of X!or church. Nav York as
| Bishop 81 tho DiGctsa, 10 suCc3c,; the late
Bishop Wilmer. Ms. G.iohcr WAS Formerly
| rGct1r oil TRINITY cturoh, New Oiies,s, wbcro
no was SarS popular
A(c riding to ono satCIngnt Onlv lHO new
cas,s OF ycll1w i,vtr have appeared III Mem
ph III the list ten day and no alarm il felt on
acrouat ni thcGo nas;'s utin Il wi ah was con.
traced by rae p..ii1p: visiting an old aaan ind
ii rEC! !tlin u ii,uS3 not Il,il lGctcd. hcGjli
INK 10 Ga>t;.rr EintHis.ci ZEN deaths ara knoal
t. have 7;G1E.tiY 'G2G!r,d and information j.
suppressed by tho authorities.
4 wr;'rr n tho United !'ra$trt2Sian s,ys hat
wh:!a Ia San FrHlc SEQ nnn. trani, ut a h3..-
luat wn?!n ihc ii@cst Il California; i:r.!a;ngl
wa:a were III! The tail, refused IL even iaHta,
stating st tho .aD.c tnD that on leaving nhii.
adolphia, t%n ara md mrro nGo. Tor hil pro
traced tour, !ln hal Termed lurpoaa mai Ia
tasto wine or stiOng drink, and to that !urrna'
he had a!r"nE;llsiy adhered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17
HE:EzEEaE JEWS.

TgaGd ,sp'ere-3 &sva discovered ;;,g yoIsco
j u: El.eg
<5.-casa'aaa Il. Er:Eey ese rptL:3g SD Mu;'
icf&s acaia.
10 all ~ sbsls have been hanged fer com
p!lc:t2 10 The massacre Il the British Embassy,
Thirteen persona, Returning from fair last
week. wcro drowned while crossing Lockipdaal
lslsy, Scotland.
The CZrevtch ard Czrepns hsvc arrived
at Berlin and exchanged visits With Tho En-
2oror.
The news that Russia is COZ .utrutng largo
forces OH tho eastern Frontier OF Germany is be.
lleVed to be we'll founded.
The Turkish ambassador at London assures
Lard Salisbury that reports Of an understand
:og between Turkey and Rus ia arc urfoundcd
1t il reported that :roubc is appreheudcd 10
the uLugDl country. Ono Of the Khans and
his brother arc inc,lng resurrection 10 kohis
tat.
The Archduclloss Marie Cbrisliaa. the lu
turc Queen OF Spain, officially renCuoced
| her right to Austrian succession on Saturday
last. Tho Archduehcss will leave Vienna fol
Paris 10 day.
There II some excitement in Madrid over
tho news Of tho Cuban resurrection. Ten thou
| saul endorsements gro TO DO forwarded. Ar
oitc;nl dispatch from Cuba repnrta that one
hundred insurgents with their leaders, have
| submitted in tho HNleuin district
A dispatch fr0m B,Elin sbys: Diphihcria
Which tcr several years has made ravagea il
kulsia, s;ciaa NOW TO DO gGinng mO.o and
| more ground. ThG disease haD attsiac;: suoi
| irIRhtiul proportions 10 some regions that tht
| rtr3cntAge Of mortality far txuutll that Of i'll,
tirths
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FoRT0F ALEXANDRIA. EOVEMEEHI7.
Sun r!9oa.............. 6 43 yira soss..... / A.
ARRIVED.
Stmp + g Knight. Now York, tn + A Ko..!
Str Ann Eliza. PHILADELPHIA IT, 4 A. lsc.i.
Str iisdy ct tho Lako. Eor(ollt, 10 II A Ro.,i
Str .lGno Moseloy, lower PcL'c, to + A. KCa!.
i3lr > " Thompson. ioHor Pot c, 30 + y Rcr'i
Dir MstLsno. l9wor Po4c. to j Brodcss & Go
Str Sue. Baltimore. To J Broder3 u 60.
Ec5r Z MerVin. New York, to w s. S,n5ut.
f5chr Judge Hopkins. Aayrn d" Grsce, t. s. 4
Ii ehatioy u 20.
Schr : II TravaTs. HIvin ,i9 Hra.a. 10 +
AgAow q Go.
,IsAaEp
Fir lady al tho Luke Norfolk, by - a its,S:
StrJ " THOMPSON, lower n0rc by r q kHui.
81 nn". Baltimore. By ! Erninrs ~ 20
PASSED Ur.
Schrs 3arsh 9 smith, Jln;tie n Howrs, ,n,ir,
ard i Lock Trod
EEMOXAHIa.
Schrs Si0TDEco Dosn, Geo-Sa:r an, for Prov.
!dcnce, and Sunlight, h3ncs, Tor Now iisver,
passed through Hell G.;o 18Th
Schr Vim j Liam hdin. hence f.: Neg ,ersoy
cleared from Norfolk 18Th
Schr $ Hart asilod from Soina,se, i..r
q georgetown il h..
s:chr Mary irica Georgnt'a r.. Norfolk lA.h
Schrs = ) Muli0rd and Msrgin A Fi.k,
Georgetown, ct Eos!on lG.h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17

1t is estimated thlt III, amouht i coin il,
this country at tho end o. tho year vii bc
100000. 900. This and tbs unlimited careti
~ tho national banks have Tor nuruhsils thrif
circulation oneht to sAtniy tha wishes Of the
extremist intht on;aE, AMI mako bin cease his
opposition to tho Withdrawal a1l cancellation OF
the Rr, ohb.c.9. ii thn !aiCr aro ovor To ho
redeem OF, th;ra CERTAINLY can ha no mdrs favor
able time for cIaoiinr that tIic- than tho
present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17
a Correspondent OF the Now York Herald
iram SSr.cuse, states positively that plan Tor
President HIVES and Party

NEW York, Nov. l7.-Prcsidnnt Hayes,
accompanied by his SOD, Webb 9. Hayes, and
Secretary OF State Eaarts arrived 10 town this
morning from Washington, and took quarters
at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel They wtre visited
durIeg tho day By many prouliuo at city ofinialI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17

Juleiag from the testimony OF the Iadians
concerned 10 the !c;tnt Tu.d.r Of tho White
River egcncy people, new b.irg taken By tho
commission at Los Piuos, tho obligations Of an
oath gro al littIa regsrl.l by tho red men of
this country as by their whito and black broth.
CTS. TICS, most directly unl positively in
plio=ted in tho murders swear With decree Of
aulacicuS ctfronioIy ihat wouil DO c:odit TO
other professional or intcrcs!cl witnesses IN
moro ciV;Ez:d coMmanit:ce that they know
noih;ng abaut them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17

If Tho Washington Eapull;c.u woali b. u
little moro careful aboat the rafsora|, o. i,o.
Iit;cal. character Of s3mA Cf It's correspondents
/; would oonsign their ottcra to thn wase
basket, AID thcrcb3 avoil tta aiveis,, Int lbs
c:lil Ism OF Hil who know these core arondSn.s
better ihsn If dona
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17
SGHtEntSicsUry TpSf;mopv

N&aHrIG MAN, Roy. l7.-Col. RichsrI
0on, !roE, battlGlord, gives strong testimony
c"nt'hdicInEl the recent nlsrmis! 1unlors roatins
t" IL" disposition Of !hs Indians Of the Canadian
20 :hrEgt
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Killed by ll.nCarS

ToRoNTo, N. j., Nov. l7.-Henrg Slonaker,
q VOL known resident Of plsiush0ro, was alruck
10y train on tho Pannsg lvaua Hailrond at that
nltco !hla m1fniDg and instantly kilIad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17
YYDhO;.l ECYcr.

H;oHrtEAL, Nov, l7.--Typh0id fever is be-
n"!h'n. aiaim:nsIS rr'y ,ient in iho west end Of
this city.
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CAN Al, EOMH,EEfiE

ArriVed--Boat w Rider, to Il Francis; nt
GriInos, u aeorge's Crock Coal Go: # Piston.
81 Eeraey and K iser.!er, TO American Coal c.;
q Is Oswald, to Z Agnew.
Dsnsrtad-Bosts w Rider, DR. Grimes, Tbo0
Icton, 81 heTsey. K Bender and q Is Oswald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17

II oTiGG--Thn advertiser havicg purchased
~ tho !oi on tho southeast. c0rDo. of Prime"
snd West s!reata from hir. W. a. Duncan snd
PAID part OF the purchase money thereon, and
ceflsin parties having reported tast good ,u
TO said !otcannot DO given, th ia is TO reT1oL a"y
one VINO rnsy hayos claim on tho property T.
come, forward and sahs!aItists said Claims
Proofs TO DC submitted to Albert SLu,rt. esq
stiornny al law ncvl7-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17

Inc ma;k 1t opens quiet and easy, with iigh:
offerings. Flour is without change, and sales
arc slow. Tho receipts Of Whoat arc light, AEd
tho only ssss reported woro nj 1876 and no, but
wo quote choice Lsncns!cr at 1i5. Cora ia
shade better for how, and saios wcro made t..
day at 40 and sc; old brought s. and Oh. NJ
Kyo offered, and lGG bushels Of Oats woro with
drawn. Country produce is scarco and wan!oi,
and soils readily a. quotations.
BALTIMORE, November l7.--.VirsiniS g. DO
torrod 7; do consolidated SIT do second So
rios -; past due coupons -; new ten forlics
al. Cotton dull; middling y. Flour firm;
Howard street and Western Super i 758Sjih;
do Extra 5 25aSG %; do Family 50aST rs;
City Mills Super Sass 25 DO Extra 5OaS6 25;
do Family i TOAST IS; do Rio brands 7aS7 y;
Patspsco Family ST. IS. Whoat-Southern
quiet; Western firm; Southern red 140al4j; i"
ambor 116 No Mary land-no Offering; No 2
Western winter red spot lll4 Nov ldl3; Dec
44ial45i Jan liSal40. Corn-Southern higher;
Western firm and higher; Southern white 81.
69; do yellow 52aE3; Western mixed spot and
Nov 5Ta67t; Dec 5s4s59l Jan 69a59!; steamer
4Sa19- Oats higher; Southern 15a46; Wostorn
white 45alG; do mixed 13ai4; Penns 45A4G.
Rye dull AT SOaS5. Hay firm; primo 10 choice
Penna and Maryland BASIC Colleo quiet hut
higher; Rio cargocs lisl7!!. Sugar lower ana
quiet; a soft lC!slo} Whlskey firm ami high
tr AT l2iaSl Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17

REV YORK, Nov. u Stocks irregular. Mon
ey 6T. Flour firm. Wheat trmor. Corn
quiet.
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PHILADELPHIA. November IL Cat.ln selling
slowly; receipts 2ig0: prime sic; good lie; mo
dunn &c; common pic. Ehoop dull! receipts
lO.0jQi primo die; good 1}c; medium dc; com
mon &c. Lambs dull! receipts 900; primo g.;
good Bic; madlum 5c common 4c Hogs in
fair demand; receipts 1E0o; primo &c; good g.;
medium SIC; Common &C..
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BARGAINS.

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Thraa Button Kid Gloves at Sic.
Donbin width Bsragu at BIC.
ilahlas' Linon Caliara al 81, "a,
nov II q. q. HEH2I'S
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MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER /

The board OF public interests OF R!chMoDd
CITY oounci! to pass resolution submitting to
tho people O.! the tity the question OF GubscIib-
log $50, 100 to the CAPITA! steel, Of the James
River and kanawha Canal for tho speedy can
atrucli1n OF Il railroad from Richmond to CIiih
TN toIgr. For lie aal3 Of the welfare Of The
capital CITY ri the State SO hope the city coun
oil Of RlohM oHl ssiIl lay Tho recommendation
VI Oh the tnhic WIZ the question Of inuicas-
CITY should bu :un.niti"d Ia The votes ol tho
people VINO have I.o taxes 10 ya5 III something
which nai,o.iy but Lcmagoglta' p0i!oan can
II. i VS. u uJ such votes that the debt OF
this city Vas piled up IL the h.lshi that now
makes tho taXos hero 81 opl rosslgo and that 50
ruIarls AltXAtidiia i prosperity. ami Alcyal-
ifla' d f.tu should 10 q Waynlny to Richmond
add all tho other o;ita ct the Stats against iLcur
Ji"c iuiufo nblIr .'ihC:' iur any lurp0s3 what
ever. Tie best policy for cGml:,ur i;i@bci urn.
Is io' iGd,vlduAls, 20 purauc, ia for them 10
contract nO debts and 10 do wnhiu t oven tho
most desirable thnsa until .hty have tbs m0n
~ to pay for lhCn Shoull. however, the nr-
gsncY Of the desire and tho probability ni the
ac2Inns hea( t,l rcia ,i1n 4 question conc,rning
the plh:!;G., Advantage, thu lrivaii:.i,la OBJ
seTvanc II ihit In!r. tl,A determination ut that
q iosl / ~ SHOULD crr:niriy he lit - thna,; E!.o
will have 10 lay for ii;& ba:,;h,a II hl Cxpcn,