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Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
EDUCATION Ar.

NJ APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
w Vile, Pa, for both sexes, ts situated on
the Philadelphia ana Baltimopo Central X,
H., and Is eleven miles north Of Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Students are prepared
for the active duties Of life, for business and
college. 1t exoells In healthy location, good
rooms, and firstclass professors. Little boys
are made to feel they have home. For oata-
lOgue call on Dr. f. q. SAortlidge, 1871"
Market street, Wilmington.
J. SHORTLlD9E L N.
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WANTED.

gentlemen boarders In
w aprivate family to occupy third story
front room: gas, bath, etc. Apply at 62s West
Fifth street. ll2H
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

Wy ANTED - 100 fbs. OF walnut kernels at
w +. b. McCann's candy msnnfact0ry,
7th and TatnaIl streets. l.! 92lws
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WE HAVE SEEN NONE TO EouA,
THEN
There W II be found In this stock some all
the most Decided Bargains that have been
shoWh TINS ia and Rr AL tor than are likely Ia
Do iound In the future MS we have been nd.
vlseo by both imp rters and manufactured
that cur last orders we're flied at the disas.
pointment Of sthers.
Attention Is now called to
OUR 70 80 GOAT,
UUk % b0 COAT,
OUR 80 10 COAT
Trimmed with Italian Cloth and Fringe. and
OUR 400 BASKET CLOTH COAT
OUR S+.00 BASKET CLOTH COAT.
OUR 400 BASKET CLOTH COAT,
Trimmed with Silk and Fringe. and
OUR $500 BEAVER COAT,
OUR ~ 10 BEAVER COAT,
OUR $500 BEAVER CuAT,
OUR $40, BEAVER COAT,
OUR $i.o0 BEAVER COAT,
OUk 800 BEAVER GOAT,
Trimmed with silk and Fringe. and
OUR $500 BEAVER COAT.
OUR $50 BEAVER COAT,
OUR $500 BEAVER COAT.
rriEmed with SILK and Fringe, together
OUR 800 ALL-wOoL BEAVER COAT
OUR 800 ALI-WOOL BEAVER COAT
OUn 800 ALL-WOOL BEAVER GOAT
Trimmed with Silk and Buttons,
rhe above Coats are marvsls Of ehespnes.
DUR $1,000 IMPORTED DIAGONAL FUR
BEAVER,
OUR 1000 IMPOhTED DIAGONAL. FIR
BEAVER,
Neatly Trimmed with Silk snd Button
OUR sls.oo PLAIN BEAVER COAT.
OUR 5000 PLAIN BEAVER COAT.
OUR 5000 PLAIN BEAVER COAT,
Tinmed with Silk, Buttons and Fringe,
OURtl2.oo IMPORTED GOAT
OURsl2.O0 IMPORTED DIAGONAL COAT
Trimmed with SILK and Buttons.
DUR $l4.00 IMPORTED
OUR sl4.G0 I'M PORTED
OVR tll % IMPORTED
DIAGONAL COAT,
DIAGONAL COAT,
DIAGONAL COAT,
Trimmed with SILK, Satin and
Are especially mentioned ss ssppIyiax :
popular want
DUR $3.50 COATS,
OUR sls.oo COATS,
OUR Naoo COATS,
All are worthy special attention.
DUR l20O DOLMANs,
OUR SlA 90 DOLMANS,
OUR $1,000 DOLMANs,
Are very cheap, the slAoo and $500 snss
being imported.
$1,000 DOLNANB,
e10.00 DOLMANS,
$1,000 DOLMANS,
1880 DOLMANS, e2S.0O DOLMANS,
b26 90 DOLMANS, Il $500 DOLMANS
p2s.oo DOLHANS, S2S.O0 DOLM ANS
$500 DOLMANS,
e2800 DOLNANS,
e2s,oO DOLMANS,
Arc beautifully made, highly trimmed. and
ars worthy the sttentloa sfths most cuIdvs
ted tAstes.
we have bought largely. aad for . limited
trade extravagantfy, ifit were net that W
have decided to sell them below tho
prevsiling market prices, csnse-
eusntly We will sell very gsed
and tne Goats isr very
lew priess.
ONEtPRICE
ONk-PRICn
STRICTLY THROUGHOUT OUR STOOL
THROUGHOUT OURSTOCK.
". II. KENNARD 4 Co..
". II. KENNARD 4 CO..
". II. KENNARD 4 CO..
". H., KENNARD 4 Co.,
82l MARKET ST., soi MARKET ST,
t2l MARK EFT 1T mi MARKE.T HT,
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OYSTERS.
NYSTERs ! OYsTERsli

TO THE EPUBIIC.-Having rensdeleA ny
pared at oil hours of the day to furnish my
friends with the best Ice cream and oysters.
The oyster seassn having now arrived, 1t is
my intention to sell none but Avt class sys.
tors and ., prices within the roach Of all.
Hoping To still continue receiving Q share Of
public patronage. Remain Your,
0W3nd CHARL6 KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

VIyANTED.-A colored woman, CT man
w and wife can md employment In the
country by applying at the REPUBLICAN
office. I'LL II
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NJUTICk.-- beg leave 10 INFORM the pub
IN lie that have increased my facilities
for manufacturing kindling wood, and am
now prepared to furnish wood In any quanti
ty to suit consumers. ! sell the largest $l.oO
load in the city. Give me call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
80 t: Foot of Fourth street. city.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

NJ TiCt:.-THE WILMINGTON saw
~ ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AfTEk
JANUARY l, 1880, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE 70
PER GENT. PER ANNUM, BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J. J.ERNE.ST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Ocr. lsT. 1879. l0l 3md
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

wv ANTED.- Boarders at No. 1856 East 4th
w street. Large airy rooms, frst class
table, single or married people will be salts.
factorily accommodated. Moderate rates.
ll.0-4t*
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FOE sALEOR RENT.

VNOR SALE CHEAP.-A good family or
coach horse, bay color, coming Syears
Old, sound and kind in all harness, trots In
side of ieur minutes, stands without hitching,
an excellent driver, Can be seen at Kirk.
mans stables. Fer particulars inquire at TIA
French street. ll-2l-St
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

Gentlemen bOarders cam be
w accommodated at No. S04 King street.
ll18-1ms
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

UyAHTED.-P 1dltry Of the hest quality
w dressed en- the 2Sti. INST, 1T my stall
Third street market. N. b. APPLETON.
Hired ltWh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

$50 c.zin.l =,me c!a6i: 70: lie result &c avsd
ca .lI1 sp5:. lid o.. ole OF &c; hoaor eli
Z:H:, Robert y rts, of Polade his, aiTatce
me sul d s. 200, coo TO turtle: b. great ED.
he t:.@u alluded 10 the sr=e. r. oaIcss CT he
t|0 :eciiGcs, their similarity, and trusted that
p:sc. cI0 u1itg Tcu'i forever units them.
Cd. 5 ap!es, of N:r;h Ca!ollGa, represented
tbs. Sa:e. lie caiu=d that she hsd tie hoaor
0t is:G!oG tie FIRST declaration OF Independence
sod that The first Thi:a female eT5r bota IN
America bad tie hoao. CT being born oa her
sol; AID tia: it they dii &c! c3p:1Tc Lord Corn
wallis, the; gaze him ell The taC they c,ud
while De Vas within hsr borders.
Pros. Charlie. Representing the French COZ
eIume1. il New 1o!k, 1ss a1z: i:tr9drcad.-
He sid that 1ueiy-cigt! years age, ;ESen the
FcaEch soldiers EeTc on this spar, be did mol.
knew Ecthcr they spike good Eoglish, but he
vas satisfied that they cid good Gghtiog.-
Cteefs. ii that time this county had SlDc
lhGao Hi..i0u inhabitants, and n0~ she has Cv;r
tc7S, ana has lar outstrlple1 Ffatch isa;l; bat
/! they hsd bad republican government, AID
: man like George Washington q. i;s head 1ggs
might have been different lie hoped tlst 10
ei2httcl eighty oIc. when the CJ!Z:ua and
soldiers CT the reDuti!c had assembled here fl
the centennial eciebra!on--1ha1 the c1agc
uau DCcu Icsu' E!tateu-Ic uCpsu tuaL ffCcr,
through the GovGr1Cr Of III. State and Pi;s!-
dent of!h9 tli,ed States, would Re invited to
participate in that ce!eir2ii9n, aud tta: the two
| sister rc9rbiaas vi g h2cd 10 hand together,
Until IN; governments of Europe shall ioin
| tacm ia one grand republic
Attic conclusion OF the eddie g. which w2s
| warmly spRlal1ed. tie haad OK tie PaH!Iatsu
rayed The Ma-s.iii:a. Ms!r Beszlsh, Q: her
Mtj25!y' sti7ic2. who has beca ia the c2uairy
| FIR Hour noah travelling. vas tLca iatrodrcoi,
| AID made &c amu-iug address lie cid GO:
wish &c ROB tacm Ut tltir hcoc!s, which had
been fairy wor-.s 10th D:iti=h add Americans
| Hio ths1l-zt the paiat OF !h2 bay1aet.-
Cheers. lie Hoped ihst tha B:i!=h a2d
American boyoQets would navcr again b, cEo.s
cd IL st!iit; tu: combined together agaics; a
c5mnoo Toe. lie had n,t f.o:h!ns bu: The
greatness kicdGess and hospitality ia his 60
iourn het1. AID has tcuGi from personal ex-
periencs ;hs: lis fCrmc. impressions Ct the
courtry had u1Ger gone a la1:c.l change
Resolutions were offered asking Hon. John
GoDde, Tep;ts:na i7e ia Congress- 10 urge
upon Congress 10 have m1Guneat c.cc.cd 90
the site OF tie surrender &c c5mmcm5ra;c the
event, which was adopted. DR.. Poacr thee
lhvi,cd the military ald invited eu:sGa 10 par
tcip2tc 10 barbecue whic. Wis served 90 the
lawn IN trent Of the old Nelson House, which
~as greatly cbioyea. Tbs vessels Of ;h2 Gqrl-
GFop, wa:ch were oil handsomely dressed, auj
wh!ei! added much to the briliancy Of the al
fair, ii; return to the Roads to'G.r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
PUBLISHED DAILY AVID TGI-WEEELY BT
El0G Al1 SNOwDENs
FRIDAY EvEs'e., OCTOBgE q, 1873

C5npres: a3iournsd % ihe tiTs. is3 Ct J1j7.
/. had bsen IA 4e=:iJo. sax Ia. aaor; Iaef-
Pal, s!nce the O:tob2r pTtc:5iog. lt5 Dem'
beIs, sit:r 81 ?Gak az 4 Gca trcm tteI! h1!ocE'
were, CT cjuisc. aa2..u3 10 I;tur5, aud aTalscd
themselves 81 he Opportunity AFFORDED By The
fsstraic= leaving " a. hjDRto altar tic adj 1Cr1
man! lhs. Wruid axe them back to their tauri'
lies re'aIon.. friard7 AID Constituents. But
among all those rho 1ere hurryIog &c the deEots
10 sec1re 7aats in The cara Tor rips 10 their
hones. cue mar csul ct be =sea, and Tat
man was MIR. Kellogg, VITO occu,ies 5:a. 10
the Senate from L1ui=soa. He did botraiurn
10 the State he p'eteods to rapIe5aot ;her, ror
has he yet goCe tievc, aud Bis ao3eLcc IL no
l=sa asIe.at!o to himself !ha1 to the people q
Loui=iaoa. lie koova a. vel. Is he LO1l:!-
aoa,s that be il not oottled to the seat ne hods,
that the Ln:j 5rity Gg.lcat hiu. 3 over9h.!nICr.
and, therefore, e. II perfectly natural, be tae!s
a. ess: 10 the p:ea@tcs Of the people he has
dafrsnied. AID WHO c1uscq1sn.ly scotu snd
dsny hin. Mr. ke!.oyg's case aiforls tie op-
pooent5 o; free ins;itu 80 a tuat:1! harp upcn
which To -atit 70 and tiiicu!c republican gav-
erumept 10 which hs msjotty is supptael to
rllc and IA "hic,! me representatives are sap.
posed 10 Itil &C: the :1tim:ris AID oyiuiou- 0f
tLo6a they reII:5Gn- lis home il cot smong
the Liui=iaDlan?, the people Of L1uisi.na are
I'd. his I>6pi.. uole OF their feelings are cJE-
s)nant With his oSn, aud, fortunately, fox them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

Notwithstanding the foolish, ignorant, vaio,
selfish and indscreot hands into which tho
democratic party has fallen. we still have O
lingering hope that the poopo Of tho country
are not given over entirely to rnd:ca,i5m, ind
That, though the present outlook be unfavor-
sblo. the nominee of tho next national demo.
cratic convention will be elected Prosidept On
that &c ,ount,and on no other. would we willing.
u consent to q continuance Of the foreign mis-
siors cf the Government. for by means of such
missions. places of retirement. ont Of the country.
can DO found for many of he 50 called leaders
Il the democracy, by following whom the party
has been led into its present strait.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Eu::1e:s c3lN1u$s fairly sc!ivs, ald the sp.
prosca al cod w=alher will doub:,aia sill! fur.
thar =!inu, SO t:.de IL the dry goods and cloth.
rs Departments. IA TIA g.sin market there has
ban to.,i2Ged sc.ivi:y, tu: price: have with
IL ;:'a p.s. ;ev dsy: salem. ard operations have
% soGc extent baen checked. Il Is hardly
probable :ha: tie de2,iae will CONTINUE, the
b'eak being attributable 70 the 20 CREST specu.
!s:;Te sad consequent hasty advance, snd aoo:h-
CT reaction i no! improbable At sa esrly day
AoEey !aa:tsr5 heca.to0:s are fGie:, sid there
!: 10 pressing aensld. The balka s.e sccou.
Hc1ati2G their customers witaou: any trouble,
aid Gpcn COED c5l!s!ees!5 thale is 70 difficulty
| il Rising moEcy. In Baltimore, according to
tie rapcez t:nst city, the demand e. money
Is q-;.o Coo:, snd the market STEADY, aud III oush
the supply Is s:ep.e 20 Gil sIl the demands lend
era ga mere Indifferent. sli uuG.uslly stiff So 10
t1e!3 Rats. IE0 quos:ioDs sra j e per cent both
10. loans sad discounts, the former figure bsicg
| s!io7ed 10 l::: c!s:s borrowers Only In Rev
4c:E tie nacEe: Tor money h.s hardened coz
sdetsb'?, and rates have advanced o. c.li
the Issa is er cent % the be-. colla.oisl, ana
7 peC ce.. h.d q commission on other kinds.
80 - 80 S@h.r "'-'|i- - a'so Iue
| question l97 primo ua7cin:ila papec. The de.
/ raanl fcE rionaT il the Philadslphis market is
mora active, b.: tna supply il slpIa sla rates
arc ss before Ct al per cen: FOR cs!l loans and
| as 70: discount. Government boais a:e slight
| II cas!ar, TIE 81 ba:ng lower. State bonds
are sctiTe end stronger; $500 Virginia con.
soils sod yesterday 3. G3s 70 g. sgsaz: G.; tc
G@s % Wetres3Ay aid So 90 G: the lO.49s
| sold At D.; a5-E regular way, sad =. buyer 30
| Coupons sold 8! SLY. Railroad securities are
| some1hs: sc:iVa. Orange Alexandra and
Manassas J.; sold s: gu. 81 advance o. pc. c.,
and Orange sad Alexandra foas.h. a. g. q
decline OF !. Baltimore ard Ohio .2s,s. az
stronger. saa:as selling &! ptia:: ranging from
| III 10 lj5E We q1o.e:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

1t was well known th0ushouj tho ergli. aud
breadth Of the lsId OIL; three yc,r5 aga, til st
MIR. Blaine had 5oil | il ltHlarc. ID the House
OF Representatives fr monny that he had
gone doWn Ga bis kUets heIorn MuIlIgla, the
man who held the ,rJ5t 81 bis biib@r7, aud by
false pGoLlsta to r>tn7n that proof aud a solemn
assertion OF nn ibtcGtiGn t. c1Trnit SliCli" j!
not allowed IL So IT, xot .su .LtaiLcI poses.
ulou u il; that hc had acLt, under ii
false bsme, 4 c2biegrau, dcuying he guilt 70 q
mao named Caldwell ia London aud rad il re.
tulued 10 him IS Vj,uItary voucher ~ Caid-
val; aud that ia order t. create s3mpa.uy
10 the ClnC!ouatI G)nventiJn he a=I.c:cd the
tton, .t:pa If p p ala; Church IN WasnngtO1,
while the congregation was ASSEMBLING, % haYo
40 attack Of what h!3 ptly5ci40. tcing II a
loss for les oba2Zpu. uame :hsn !n.lia.
gerry. termed hfa:u tsg W: say, GotWllha!au!-
log all this. IhG Phi!aicirh.a North Autr.can
sayr, aud 81 .h; uac1mIGitlcd radical ncWsra.
per7 sgtec ~l:h II: every dag Ii bg0gMc;
o'tarer that tbs star Of Senator E!.!oo il 10 the
aSceudsn' the Maine ScLaior has wonder,
fol hold upon the r0p1!:f heart. Where ycr
be 2Ocs his apD@utauc3 - the tisns! FIR q burst
Il enh1ilasID. There Is sJmcihIog about lin
tia, VITA both rcspCcl ard affection. :ho IT,
t'reLce il too plain to r'q1re portrayal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

sheep AID La1os-7hs:e have been about
80 !'e:h s::iv:ls s;2cs Moa1sy. nad nearly ali
GO ine2 h.ve b;eo disposed o.: 8 fen selling
hs'e. h: mere :tSaip2ed East. There s.e orlY
some ~ h=ad o: butchers snea3 aid d few stock
Snsep IL :4e pela oo". Prices sse unchanged.
aoEs me receipts since Monday number
:ome ~ nesd, and there s-e GOV in the pens
leafl7 1870 Tsada being slow, stock hes sccu.
musssst. viii prospects CT further srriysls be-.
fore Ncl3sy. Prices s.e rot as strong a, ~,
Monday, fewer Hog: selling at tho extreme TOP
ItTie ~ l2s teeo. We Quote price. 8: jsJ:e
With few selections 8: g
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Oct. 23.-Hozs-
Receipts GO.t .; shipments go: mar et onec.
ed dull, dragged, bat closed strong S. lOc hiehe-
with sll sod; mixed packing 340AS& co: liebt
. Jo,e - s;S SGo!ee hesEy soss$ 90. Csnle-Re.
~ active; shipping , j),S4 IS; native Stoke:
and feeders active and stronger; butchers
scs.cs and firm ali sole: Westerns and throu,L
Iexan: sc:iTe sad - higher: Wyouing-Pret.
Is good receipts. Sheep / zoo hesd; shipments
t4l msskat Stronger sid :; higher; erper.s IA
- %; pNtcfe'' >oi95 -; lambs j)a$2 3d.
C1ScISsATI Hoo MARKET. Oct. 23.-Hcgs
cu!l sEd a shade lowe:; common 290.S2 IS:
light O.S2 Gj; packing 41aS3 e.; butcher
Sto'>3 IS; 7scsip:s al'9 head; shipments 40
deferred Il; Go corsolidsted 81 do "a sare.
51i pas! cae coupons s3i Vi.sinis 1910. -,
Cotton quiet but steady; middlins III Flcu,
dull ana easy Ho~srd street aud western .1r-.
,5.s5 50; H1.rs > $50 30; Family .5,s;;j
CITY Mills super 5at5 So Extra 6 25.:5;l:
Family 5! 80; Rio brands g. IS; Pa:sp:co
Family $50. Whss:-sou:he-n week sal
lower; Te:.ern active srd firm; southern re-,
l30A!i!i do snbe. 2!5.l52; No Ms,y!ssi
noniasl No we.!e.n winter red spr
l44; November 1857. December I44. CT.
-Suc!5era lo1er to sell; Western s:esiy
So1!aefn white 62.3?:: DO yellow 61.e2; We::.
esn nlIad spo: IS; Nov e snd nominal; De-.
| new - lid. o.: dull and lower; Southern =,
| q; Wes:e:n vhi:s 4.!.43; 90 mixed l0.4i,
PsHns 42a:3. Rye quiet and easier St 9is9j
Hay steady and rloce q1io: primo 10 choice
PaIas snt Maryland Is Sic Coffee strong AMI
h!shs:; Rio csCS3e= i;;.lS Sugar :i:n; a sd:
e:a!p. "lI.se: G:m 8. s. J..
NV ic.E. Ct.. 2:.-S:ocks trIner. MoL,,
| :. P!o1: g7:s: Waez: aca7e sad higher. Cor
atesd5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

AS the registration books will b, opened to-
morrow. and will remain open only one day. it
will be we'll for those who have changed their
PLACES OF residence or comc Of nsc siuoo tho
last registration to have their names properly
raoordeN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

RICHMOND MARKET, Oet'r 23.-The market
is some" hat less active and Flour is quiet The
receipts Of Wheat have decreased. tho offarn ys
today amounting to about 1909 bushe win
sales Of white at l55al5G for prime to choice; red
German amber 80; Lancaster l5O.l55, and
Ful!Z l45al50. Prime old white Corn sold at
g. new &: COsGl, and prime mixed at 67aeS
There were ssles Of epring Oats at 47ad8. Moth.
ing doing in Rye.
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Fire.

WHKEsBARRE, Pa., Oct 24.-lhe mine
store OF NJ. NJ. Spaldinv. ut PlainsviIle. caught
hro this morning, o~iog to defective iue, and
was totally destroyed. Loss. So. 900; Insured
for sc. 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

The Masonc Eclectic for October has been
IeosIved. 1t contains much matter Of interest
10 the craft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

The citizets of Puerto Plata have reyollea
against President Guillermo
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The Insane Dodge.

New ioRK, Got 24.-John Long. FIX In
Wet Virgins, had his step sister arrested IN
thia Cit? III day, assuring shat she was de-
ragged. At The examination before mepis
tratc tho young IadY gave every evidence of
being 10 Possession OF her lnantal faculties and
was accordingly discharged. 1t appears that
her father had teca q wealthy s!cvn trader, sGG
ct his death Ter moihar married longs father
who maltrcated her. and who is NOW trying to
have her placed ln sons iunatc asy !nu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

LTNCHHCR1 MARKET Octr 23.-The market
- iair.y active and prices firm generally. For
Flour there is scme enquiry, Ind tho quotations
are roE 81 90 for fine 10 S. so for extra family,
Whest has been active, with moderate receipts,
and sales at lIOal3) for good to choice White
Corn 55aG0. and yellow and mixed 5O,65 Oats
32=$4 for spring and 28A42 for winter. Rye nom,
inaly I0a75
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

TEera IS no change to note in the prices of
Flour, Iho demand osiug sool, s1d tae stock on
hand light. Tho decliHe il Whe,! hss been
'apii, ,ad prizes today src Sal0, lower than
they were a. the close OF the market last week !;
the receipts ard fair. aai today 200 bushels
Were caeroi and sold st 1870. l35, l40 l43. l45
and l4I, IS 20 quality. Corn is quiet with sales
OF 80 bushels at 50 10, white and yellow. No
Oata reported, and one sns!l lot CT Rye sold at
80 County produce is in light receipt, and
prices generally unchanged. Bacon is frm and
il good demand, with az advance in sidca.
Seeds are higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

E;gnor iop0i. Trieste banker. committed
suicide G0 Tho 18th iustani.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
WANTED.

A Manufacturing Concern wad!a bGs!ls:
man in Alexsndris and in every city (noss
ready tsken) to represent them. A few hul''s
dollars necessary to pay for goods on de!iTe;j
after he has obtained orders for tho ssns
$3.50 10 $500 month guaranteed in G lssi'.
mate permanent bueines5. Money sbso..ir,'
secured. The most searching investigation ~.
cited. F. Il. VAIL g. Co., corner ThoSS
ct. and Broadway, ~. Y. &C! 90.
4 N ELECTION FOX A MEMBER U;
"A THE BOARD OF hLDEkMEN FhJt
THE FIRST WARD 70 ill the vacancy c'':'
by tho resignation Of J. q. Burroughs. esq o.
be hold On To E3DAI, Nov. 4. 1879.
Tho com missionera holding the gansr,l -.
ton on that day are authorized - h2ii "
election.
By order Of tho Board of Alderm,n:
octa.ts JNO j. JAMIESUh, C.rfS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

CBOICE ASSORTaENT OFNECA ~
~ FILINGS AND RUFF5.
oct22.4t G. ID. ADAMS, 81 Ling :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The regular annual meeting Of the tlCtssTTyI
era of the ALEXAMDRIA& WASHlNo,,
RAILROAD COMPANY will be he'd .!
office of the com osny. in Alexandra Vs..
1919 u "a H'NDA i' Of GROVE.
sep25-Wtd Secleta2 :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET, Oct. G3-Hogs
cu!i sEd shade lowe:; common 2 91.S2 IS:
!ignt tO.S3 Is; packing 41aS3 e.; butcher
3toiS3 IS; !sce!p:s 4l79 head; shipment. 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

FSEpERIcKsBURd MARKET, Octr. 23.-The
uascEe. i; ess animated, and prices. as in other
places, declining. Flour is quoted at 4 5OasS
for ine to fancy family brands, but with little
doing. Wheat is quoted at 14Ja155 for good to
choice. w!th light receipts. Corn is III light re-
ceipt. and quoted vt 63,55 for white. Bye nom
inally 75AG0. and Osts 32a35.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting Of the stocbh0!dcri = =; e
Alexandria aud Frederick sbury Hallway W
pany will be neld at tho office OF Francs !
Smith, esq corner of Wolfe and e AZ :,
streets. Alsxsndrs, Va, on TUESl'A T. 49,
vember 18th, 1879. st. 10 O'Clock q. nj. E's si,i
for preaitent and directors same day sId pr
octlS wild ALBERT HEWSO.E, JIG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Oct. g. 1919
Beat :>atle-The through shipments were about
equally divided between Philadelphia and
New York, and 10 both inatsncea with fagora.
bic resulta
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-13

cry anu several more IRON furnaces
are to be built in Birmingham, Ala
bama.
The suggestion Of an advance in
wages commensurate with the advance
IN coal is good one it is practically
in operation in the Schuylkill region,
and works we'll. -Pottsville Journal
B1TUMINoUs.-There is very &C
tive demand for bituminous coal
which the scarcity of vessels at Bait
more and Gecrgetown and the scar.
ity of cars On the Pennsylvania Rail
road prevents being ret. We have
not received reports from the Clear
field region for several weeks. The
Cumberland region, however, is doing
very large business.-Engineering
AND Mining Journal.
The IRON Boom AT PITTsBuRG.-
There is no question that Pittaburg
Pa, is thriving wonderfully under
the iron loom, which has been send-
ing prices up with hound since the
asst week in July, until now red short
Eig-iron is quoted at $35 ton, with a
prospect that it will yet reach $40.
The Vesuvius iron works, the last
idle mill there, have just been bought
by John Moorhead for 100000. A
charter has also been issued to the
Manchester Iron and Steel Company,
which has capital of 100000, and
Will turn the old Superior rail mill
into Bessemer works. The old Nc
Knight mill, whi> would MT bring
$40, 1000 year ago, has been sold for
$50, 725, and the S eel Billet Compa-
ny, lately organized, will build as
soon as a site can be found.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-12-13
S8S 90,

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