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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

corceded.tbat Grant will be Ssurelsry of War,
AID Fish, Thompson aud Jewall are put dtwn
respectively for tn State, N.Vy aEd Pos:ottlca
Departments.
Now that the election of Garfield has been
secured the general feeling hero among both
republicans aud democrats is ore OF satisfaction
at the defeat o: tho Malone faction IN Virginia,
and the leader Of it is roundly abused by The
democrats for tho part be took in tho election
Of D;z,ndoif 10 the Norfolk district. and thus
adding to the republican majority 10 the House.
The possof6ce at Kings. Prizes George Co.,
Va, was discontinued to day because there was
no applicant for the plac, of postmaster; the
papers that formerly went thera to 60 to Stoney
Greek.
Tho republicans hsra had q slight j,li6catioo
last night over theeir victory, but ss general
thing they are keeping quiet, being content to
| reap the blessings of success without making q
fuss about IT, and probably the moro i0dispostd
toward the latter by reason of the comparison
they make between the way the democrats bear
the defeat they have iusi sustained with that
| in which they, the republicans bore theirs tour
years ego.
The nsw slate m de BY tbs republicans to day
| for Mr.. Gat6eld's Cabinet gus Djrsay 10 Mr.
Schurz'a plac,. and Mr.. Morton, Of Nsw York
in charge of the Treasury. Mr.. Sherman, 1t ls
said, will come to III, Senate from Ohio and
Mr.. Jewell from Connecticut. The main
eight 10 Nav jersey WIS made By Mr..
| Robson fer tho legislature, SO that he might
ba sent to the u. 8. Senate instead OF DIT.
| Randolph, and it s3ems that be bas succeeded.
though the electoral vote of tho State BIO cast
| fer Hancock.
Much fguIrg is 10 rr;grtss with regard to
the political Complexion OF the nsxt House and
Senate. With regard to tho latter it is conoed
ed that it Will remain 10 the control OF the dem
corats, but as rcspsc:s the former. tho doubt is
so g,ea! as to be by DO means comfortable to
them.
A deraug5d man nade his appearance 81 the
| White Hcuse this morning, and informing the
| employees there. With aa air OF importance. that
he he'd BIZ elected president. c3mnecocd or"
derirg tFem about IS though ha Waro really the
| tigbtfu! occupant Fla was hustled out 10 shcrt
order. but those who witnessed the sf,it thought
| th, door unfortunate had as much right taeIe
40 Mr. un!rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
FROM WASHINGTON
Special Correspondence of the AleSa. Gazette.
WASHINGTON, D. O., NV. 4, 1880.

WASHINGTON, D. O., NV. 4, $780,
Its said that tho faces OF the dead Confed
GRATIS on tie battle 6eld If the late OWL war
were soowl that attcsted the carncstless with
which they had gons into the fight, whlo thcss
of Fedcrals looked as if calm and placid sleep
had overcome them. have b,en reminded Of
this several times size, the election By the
couutcnsEces of tho people o. Pennsylvania
Avenue. Surely Washington must b. demo
cratic city, for the countcnances of bno out Of
every ten men seeu 90 that avenue siIo1 Tu7s
day bear tho impress Of either eggressiv or
sulen auger ard dissatisfaction.
There is some wild talk hero among North
ctu, not Southern democrats. about tho l3S
electoral votes CT the Scu.h being cast for GraDt
With tho hope that The requisite Al additional
oues 70 clfot him may BE- irducsd to desert
Garfield. 1t is needless 10 say, hoWaeer. tina!
the pltj: co. is booted at b. all who know any.
tbing about Scuthero men aod that Of all the 1873
democratic electors chosen 10 tho South not q
sipgle one c,uld bs found who could tie in
dueed to vote fur auy body else bat Hauo ok.
Tho talk snopg demo Gratis now is that it MIR.
Ti!den had bseD The nominee, aod the Hayes
fraud beeo made tie mai1 Issue Of the cam
LHlSU, NOW L VI S.oiC OOGiu uaFo GeCu osS9tCu
for The democrats oEd their na!o1sl ticket bsen
elected.
The vote 10 Virginia shows that the Virginia
democratic committee here wore better posted
than either the Slate committee or The Malone
committee at Richmond.
TIE election of Mr. BHboag ia tie AleEio
d,is distric! gives much satisfaction not only to
tho democrats ct this city, tu,, 10 q dem:c:et
hsd to bs elected tbors. tv;n to the repubosns.
General Bu!ler arrived here this morning,
aud informed an liijh friend who easd upon
him, that fer al The talk now going 90 Han
cock would BIZ ipsuRurstsd President o. the
4th Of March. Uf course he IVES liking but
his t.iend did not S, understand it, and was
son impartirg his important Information 10
his eco asintsrpss about She Capitol
The postefiius at Kslleysvile, Oulpoper
county Va. has been Discontinued for want OF
O osudidste fer The plsos OF postmaster; the
papers that went there will 60 to Btapdg.
Mr.. Mahood. superintendent of the House |
stationery rooo,, who has been i'll for loog
time, ha5 improved sufficiently to allow him to
resums bis dulles s, the Capitol.
They republicans here ere already engaged |
in psepsIiog q slate of tie ntz: Cabinet. II is !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Among the many republicans at the North
thore must Of necessity be some who arc otn'
s:isntious in their belief, and who consequently
did not approve the order given b. tho na'ioDal
republican committee to the republicans 10 Vir'
giDia to unite WITH tho regulators 10 order to
defeat the deb! paying damoc;sc7. Among
these conscientious Nor.hsrn republicans is the
New Yolk Evening Post. who:e vel Informed
and intelligent Washington correspondent Gays:
Virginia wss almost the only Stste where
the regular democratic organiz Lion bssl!ed for
the more honorable CT conflicting policies. The
success of tho funders. therefore, 10 not di'ste'
full to independent republicans ssve ss they ia
vored opposition 10 tho mschiDe' st the South
ON general principles. The reslf c!on Of Raj
dolpb Tucker is also subject for e,ngrituia'
ton. he is On upright, intelligent and fearless
advocate cf tariff re!orn-one IF the few with
the courage and sense to stand by the revenue
tariff traditions of the democracy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Tho statements made in Washington 10 the
effect that the negro voters in this city were
bul!dtz,d and insimaated on election dag. and
that the Mayor all po!ioa took part in suah 50
imaginary outrage. arc Wshous tho slightest
toucdatior, as will b, svcuc led - TIA cost
reputatl, whito AMI cJl>:td republicans 10
Alexandra. The soaoo is lc2at Of the Third
ward polls waI at Quo tisDa so crowded with
spectators hat tho lin, eli voters was impeded.
and tao Mayer. TO facilitate tho voting. ordered
that space to bs cleared. Ths! IVES tho extent
of the ''bulllczug" AID "iatimi3a:ion.' Evon
With his order the obstruction had remained 30
long that all the votts 10 that ward could rot
he received before the bcut arrived fer closing
the polls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

TIE "solii Sou.h" was the principal CAUSE
of tho democratic defeat Tuesday. But thou
sand suoa defeats we're preferable to dl:solu'
ton Of That soliIity, btc,uss thas would ntc's-
sitato turning over some of tho Southern States
to tho management ard c,ntrol of ignorant and
irresponsible negroes who would hesitate as
lii!ls at the widest rre .cta Of commuolsm as
they bgvs donc whenever they have had
ohanaa a reprdictipg State indebtedoess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

tIoro arc fair ssn plts o. the feclicgs of tho
rad;c.ls respecting tho result: Of Tuesdays cleo
tioo. They arc taken from en- Influential aad
prosperous Philadelphia .u'na
"The Coafcdara.o blieadicrs aro no more
successful With tho ballot than they wer, 10 the
Old dsys With tho bullet
Tho people Of thia couatiy arc not prepared
tn submit: to The aonils:ioa Of an uurcgcpeEa:e
South"
The sceaes 10 ID, Streets last night called
NJ memories Of wsr tines Just 10 that way
ID, people shouted and chcercd when the news
c,me 10 Of Republican victory over the demo'
cratic rsbcls in the S,uta.
All OF Whiah g. to prove tho inestimablo love
the PHILADELPHIA manufacturer aud mcicaa7ts
entertain for their Southern customers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
1924 ia llS7 2377 lS3 1896
yALLEY COUNTIES OF EIGHTH DISTRICT.


over Garfield aDd Mshonites. 1850. Barhour's
m.j,rIiy over Williams, 2 772; over Biyly,
2 297; over Bayly snd Williams, $40. Tie
ms,rl:y of the regular ticket over The Mahon'
tics WAS 3,2l5.
Culpeper -Bnbour' q maj ,rt7 is 3S4
Clarke, (olici.l. )-Haucock, l,Ol7; Gs,6. III,
$50; Mahooe lickot, IS; Barbour, 800; Bsyiy,
352;; Williams, lO4. Largest Vote ever cast IN
CLARK. Democrats gain l45.
Frederick. including Wieohester,' (oG,isL y
Hsucock, 1874; Garfs'd, 7G6; Mahcn, tioks',
All; Barbour; $50; Ba,ly, TO; Williams, 5571.
Fai,fsx, (pficisi Hancock, $50; Garfield,
1,4O0; M,ho5e ticke!, OBS; Ba bur, 5O3;
Bayy. 1852; Willlama, 4oS.
Madi.o7. Iasj !rity over Ball,
2S7.
Orange, Official )-Ha5cock, 9G4; Ga,6elj,
SGT; Malone ticket, lSs; Blr5our, 973; Bsyl7,
S27; Williams. 10
Loudour-Hslc,ck. 2.56s; Garfield. IT'S;
readiusSer ticket, 40; Barbour. 1851; Bayy,
csc; Williams, 25S.
Priuce William, (offoial. )-Hapeook. LOS;
Garfield, 49,; Mahono tiikss, "a; Garrison,
! OF; Critaher, GO; Wolff, 426.
RApPAHANNocK COUNTY.
WAS HINGTON, Va, Nov. Tho eotn o.
R,ppah sbnock c5uuty WAS IS fellows: Han
orck and Eog'ish. a3S; GarfsId and Arthur,
379; Beadiaster. 3D. Barbour. 9Is; Bayi7, SO;
Wilisms. &c; Harc;ck's mij,ity, $40; Bar
bour'd nsjority, 542.
THE RESULT IN THE STATE
RICHMOND, Nov. AZ D. m.-The rs.urns
fri m about halt the State show that the reEu-
lar democratic tickle. ob,aiosd 43 1875. republic
cI1s IS. 7l6 and tho reatjnsters 10, 243
Cabeli's election 10 the 5sh district il co.,
ceded by handsome mi ,riiy.
Though tho vote in the OH district is very
is ELECTED
Allen in the 7th district is probably beaten
BY Paul. who claims 97s mejority, end
'ays be has 500 msiorit7 10 Psge. With two
precincts to hear ram. Hs csims 200 MAORI
y 10 Highland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

The election Tuesday gave the fiasl and fatal
stroke to tho eild vsgsry of groenbackism. 1t
was swept out of existence 10 its last stroog.
holds, even the district from which its candi.
didate for The presidency, Dir. Weaver, halls,
buryins it under large MI ori:y. The faint
of it helped in no slight degree to produc' the
overwhelming defeat the democracy sustained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS,

Al "arut rising" in IrelaDd is spprohend.
Cd. PslD:i is uadcr detective sulVail Grce in
DjubIio.
Tuera have beer :tvr s thunder storms 10 oil
p;rt5 Ct CyIri', Gcin. great damsge to prop
elt5. F;7. hcus:s n L;mso! were va ho1
away.
Th4 P9rte his decided to raiso the strength
CT ;ho r1oas in 1hessaly and Epirus to ~ 900
meD for 10 construct ten batteries 10 the defence
OF tho DardaDeiles.
\ letter from Basic, Switzerland. represents
tho manufacturing interests of the plko, as in o
depressed condition. aud that, in, consequences.
macy Ct ihs 'rassementiers' arc emigrating CT
arc about to tmigrats to America. The deyiog
establishments TT. as badly eff as the manu-
lactr;cs,
A dispatch from Quebec sa5t: "Harrowirg
tal.R OF desiitution among the farming people
Ct B,auc1 and The fishermen Of Gssps arc Just
reported in toHo. 1t seems both the harvest
and the fishery have failed this year entirely,
aud The government has bscn appealed 10 to
sard supplies TO tao assistance, of the ster7log
people.
TIE sZpu'si,n5 CT II religious communities
il Ftazc, proceeded yesterday ia the PROVING s
agains: lhs CapuOhios, Douinic,5s end others,
Thers wee tho u.ual protest agains. t2pu!sicnE
cad ,or brcakiogs. Al ToulOrs, tho arch .
bishop Of tia. SEQ was at the establishment o.
thu Fathers CT toe Sacred Heart acd prosts. d
against their expulsion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
Fatal Fall,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Col. Jcta ID. Hes.
ter, aged &C President Of ths Veterans Associa.
ton OF the War of 1912. fell down stairs st his
rsaidoHes yesterday and diaa coon after ward.
He WAS in apparent good hsaith UP 20 the
inc Of the accident
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Religious federation 10 the United States, a5
exhibited in the treatment of the democratic
candidate for Mayor 10 New York, is rapidly
apptosohirg mere oominal condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Tho few democrats who voted with the Ms.
hobites Tuesday Gu derive such consolation as
is possible for them to recsive from tie koowl.
edge that By orentiog the impression that tho
electoral voto Of the State was il doubt they
assisted in no slight degree in producing that
damper upon the hopes of tho party in other
States which contributed greatly toward the
increase 10 the radical vote thereof; sDd ttcso
who reside 10 tho Norfolk district have the cd
dhioDal source CT sol;c, i, the iscL that their
votes aid theirs alouo defeated staunoh dem
ecrat for Congress sud elected 10 Bis stead on
ultra radical. who will assist to tho extent OF
bis capsbility aty efarts the eueuiss Of tho
South may make iowsrd her further injury and
degradation. We have kroTn men to :mmlt
suicide fer less e,iey0us offensc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Ls; Federal politics, for the nor c., alone. o.
IL watching tho course Of events q. tho Capital
of the nation, ADD let u, turn our attention 10
rattors II ,ra nearly sff C leg thu immediate
interests of our own State. Tho ttiumph OF
Conservatism 90 Tuesday gives hope that the
"eoro cf c,nention' tho Stale debt quss-
ton in cur niis'. may DO removed from the
political arena al no distant Day. oarsalrly alter
thu ntxs State election. i'hero ayo numerous
and poseDt reasons Why this question should be
sstll d, lh, first and paramount olo b'lng the
imps ment that i: pres ,n.s to the introduction
into cur mi5s: Of oarlt.l aoa skilled labor,
whereby tho development Of our lnmonse re-
sou,c3s is prevented. Tha. settlement OF The
question GA Soma other blsis lhan the present
will Lava to bs mad. seems Inevitable, and the
auas.io, will then clr. IS into whose hands
shall b, entrusted tho conoroniso Tia! the
original "luaders," 80 o,ad. WILL b. unabl. to
succeed by themselves is apparent. tut this
class Of cur people. who. by the By, arc the
mss. Interested in the weliar, OF tho State. vii!
not submit! to placi,g thu contr of the matter
10 the hands of nero ssbeniug politicians and
oficsssekers, who will saotiios everything for
self agracdissnent, snd only sosk to keep alive
the agitation That they may The moro easily
attain their aims. There are meu 10 the State
who's, views are prououaa,d Oh ths subjsct of
tho paymsnt of tbs dbl. who saVecsse o set
tlcmen. upoa the eryuad that the provisions of
tho pNs.ns lsw canuo! b. carried ou'; men
who, toWsVer, hav, too nu,a Iowa ard regard
for the Safe t, penn loosl sues 10 interfere
with their alleeiaso, to tho party that must
rule tho dostioies of tho State or relegats Us to
the coadi:ioa Of dslic: No. | and wac, it is
baltv.d, Will DO tho b,ss tina. GIN be do1c fer
the State and cradi.cr ard a! the same time,
saofedly guard the boaor and Integrity Of the
cid Commonwealth, ard vi b them there
mus be u,i:ed aaion when tbs proper time
cpmcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER

The R:c5m,ud Wig is like the maa who
nads the prcpostsrous statement about tho
heisht of hors,. l. sticks to it and Says
I'VE believe to day that if on Tuesday the
rsadusters had voted the roao jl:ter ticket they
wcu,d have beaten thu fuaders BY over $4,000
msi,rity."
Which reminds U, of tho story of the dog end
the rabbit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Tee itdic N ng i0u2d il Duj - n:,s:ls! N;,
PARCEL ed G.s q ether member OF tho IlisiI
Land L,ueu, charge them VIII c;cs2iios to
prevent the payment Of rents. 10 d,f,h! Legal
prtc So for the cafo7c2Dca; Of r2n 3, to pI, Vca
tho letting of FIRMS from w.ich TENNIS haT5
been tvic;cd, and 10 excite ii vi! betacto d.
fereat classes Ct British 5u:isc ia IccI.ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

We have revived mary COMMUNICATIONS rp
90 the uNjccs Of the collectors appcinted by
the Auiito of tho State TO ooll;cj the capita.
ton tsx Of delir gu 'nts previous to the e!ec.lon
of Tues 10y last, AMI c,rtaiEicg i,qairits cou.
raipg the responsibility of such collectors
fur tho money they received, and the means
BY wnioh they can be made to pay over 10 the
State tho catirs amount Of their colltc:ions
We arc Informed that sucA c.llicscrs seDt bonds
to Mr.. Massey. aud that as relates to The enc
in this oily. the demsc:atio canvassers at the
several polls recorded thu Dames OF all who
voted upon his certificates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

WbcD Ga!f.ld was msdc ag:.o I! !l,a &c IN
be is razor ei to ta79 sid: &c u!!,;ocn. ;':a
result mean ltrcc thirgs; first, that the hTH.i-
cla pecDI9 heii9vo u !ho nationally ii ~
government scc)c], ihat thy ts.i,v1 j. 8"
good, horest, healthy li7aGc.l polio; th;;'.
they arc dcterniaed not to a.sira35 IhJ a?"'ra
of American pcl,icI b; iri.Fsins Z clm?:isH
OF personal Gbusa."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

While the democrats feel sore. their ssrs'-
tions as compared With those Of the 'f'ple'6'
must be positively delightful
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

CcUGus-"Bro10n', Bronchial Trochc5r ar,
used With advantage to Alleviate CoUdHs, SORE
THROAT, HOARsENEss and BRONCHIAL ATrEC.
TONS Fer thirty years these TrUches h.,a
been in ueo, with annually increasing iavcr.--
They are not new and uEtried, bu', having toon
tested by wide end TN! usa for nearly "a ec'
tire sener alton, they bsya ett:inod well rn"'i:ed
rank among the few stsple remedies Of TIE re.
TIE THGoAT.-"Sgoyn' Broncataj !|octeS'
act directly on the org.'.s OF tho soIco ihfE
have an extraordinary .sC. in O.! cilcFjeTs q -"
Throat and L.ryty. restoring h-@i:Sy ,Gco
when relaxed, eitbsr fro;a Geld or over cHoTliou
of the voice, and produce ci"-r sni d!::!Da
euur citation Speakers and singers find Ii
Troches useful.
A CoUou, CcLD UATARhE OR SGHz H6cAT
requires imueGlst7 tt.zniiun. ss Leg.tc: o..
te1.imes results in come hclf.bis Lung Dir
ease. 'Brown's EroncktaL Trochs3" will B.
most iLvarsbly give oliet limitations sFa Of.
fered fox asle, many Of which ara injurious The
genuine "Bro,en'3 Bro7s:h.al Gro:hca' $40 cold
onkyin 5orcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

A HOUSE. OF GOLD Bricks -Thrr, is q
ceriaia trek bulldog in Cheyenne, co: q
thousand ni'es from Tie Leader cfiios. which
is almcs! worth i!5 w.igh! in gold. TIE b.isks
IN its walls are At Least impregratcd With the
precious metal to va'uible eyteat. The
discovery wts made acc!dcBt!y by gentleman
WHO has sd Office near b.. lilo frequently
noticed stiSi0g yellow particles 10 tee bricks,
and imagining that the coo7s were goId be took
Gu. trick from tho wall for the purpose Of
sscsrtsiniug the facts. This b:ick be frs. ruI,
vcrz,d end then ''pa5ned OUT" The cclors. lie
c;u,d not get rid Of all the dirt, and concluded
to scnd The r;bidum to an sssayer 10 D,rVer.
la few days tho assay certificate arrived aud
Showed that there was thirty eight CENTS worth
OF gold in The brick. The ceotlcmso then took
out two cthsr bricks 10 different parts Of the
bulldog ard pu'Ver:z:d AID pa5ned them
GU. as &c did tho first. The same tsIaycr g,vo
h1 certificate cs follows: Simple No. !, gold,
forty seven ceat; sample No. ., geld, twenty
four ceots. With remarkable secrecy the gentle
man proceeded 10 Iearn whetc, came tho bricks
After considerable irq1ry il WIS learned that
tho bricks were made IN yard that was former
Iy situated on Crow creek, pear C1ey noe, but
which is Now obttrsted. Further inVestiga-
lion among sono Ct the oldes: residents divalg
ed tho last that placer mining vas at one
time carried on a!oDg Cow creek, but tho
minerd thought that the pay was got big enough,
and they thsr,fJrs abandoned their claims. 1t
vas Dcar these claims that tie briokyard meo'
toned alb &c Wss startled, and that explains how
gold Gus: got into the b:icks.-Denrer Leader
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Among thos, most instrumental 10 cresiog
the immense radical mt ority the North gave
at ,hs recent el(c:ion were tho manufacturers
and merchants Of thst s. ion who by threats
of discharge 10 c;s, their employees did other
wise. iuiinidated them Into voiicg tho Iopub-
lican ticket. As tic ruissant Nor;h bss not
yet enacted laS compelling the South 70 trado
with it. the Southern people shoald svail them
selves CT this erscs aid form st oLos direct
trade relations With fotoign parts and sail their
products to and buy such eri!c!as ss th*y can-
not manufacture themselves !cou those who,
no matter what shey nay thick, at least don't
publicly proclaim them thieves, robbere, rebtls
ard nu.derars. The products ard The TRADE
of the South bavo been the real csus,s Ct the
revival of busocss sed tho fiaaDcisl SUCCESS of
the United States Tret s1ry 10 this c:uor;; but
while the South hiss rsaped li:,lo Of The accru.
leg benefits the Narih hes Grown lasy and
Rsyed fat therefore. l.ettie Southern monsy
how Invested in Ncrthern stocks b. withdrawn
while such stocks sfo high AID he put into
manufactures and importing houses at home,
and as The radicals will net psImit ships to be
bought 10 the chespss. markets, let foreign So
sooiates be formed who will buy With it cEaap
Clyde steamers ard establish direct lines be-
tween Southern AID foreign Eerts. and it wi,
not only return larger dividends than il ia DOS
doing, bat viii mako tho South ROB snd pres
porous. and at the same Time bring her implso
aIle enemies to realizing sense Of their folly |
IN killing thu gcesa that laid tn golden egge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04
ItOMIUS,CATl

t0MNUS;CATEn.
Ther; is great d !al Of wasted scn:imen'al
talk abCu: mo;htr5. Witb Guo regard and 1--we
to cur good mothers. hId everybody e'ss'
mothtr, tho trati may bo'd!y be said that mioy
father has held ti5 fsEliy dCo'n''y together
aqairs! great odds that ito word kn. ~ a5t
Of and c.rcs lts3 i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

4 NHILDRE>'S WOODEN HOODS d: Sc.
~ 75c ind Sl.00 and SITE.
oct 49, g. d. ADAMS. % King e.
TOPELANUo TEA SETS, something nsv
~ Call ana see them 1T
E.J MILLER e CPS,
sepl G5 King street
NEW MACaEREL, in 5 10 tins, for family
IN uso, Kits, hslt bbls and bb.s ai:o largo, Il!
thore No. extra choice at
oct22 HARMON q SM IIA,9.
THAMBER SETS. of cuF own lmpor!sloh,
~ richly decorated, jus. rtcaiVea. tsit AZ"
see them st cc,u
aug10 Il. j. MULLEN 60 " %
OMALLs SUGAR CURED HAMS :or sale by
= oc,23 J. G. IILtURA'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

A SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY Nil"
DRlvE.-Oa The h OF Ausust LIST Nj. u {"
H. Rsmcy. foi tho benefit al Lii hc.l;f, ~
here in buggy fJr Al:coHa, o:n:ral P,n:syI--
7ania, intonGing 10 drive ali The VIZ ihurl 70!
hack "a Tuesday afternoon at bali p'st oro
o'clock, after an ob!croc Of three Saoth@, !2c,i9H
six days, h, arrived 10 {! / c:tc, haYIoS ostiI!I
Gu, to letter, tho pv:Gramu4o isil dJGa ~
him before starting on his j,un@y. Mr R,mef'-
drive of se7en tusd:cl AID ii;y ui'ts las, ~
many friends vii be elal 10 learn. groa.I3 IL,
proved his health. Ha il daIisht2a via Ia,
tlip, ard expresses In5tlr al nrcl ricEaJi
Hi;h tbs pccp!o 10 rae. Oh the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

Tie Ds'roi; FREQ Pes FicaI ha' beca Iun.
ling on d.. Balls C3ugh Syrup. We will bot
q new hat that this is olly gratitude. fox o.,
thinking men know is ncri's.- fcch1ngn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-04

"Oaptain John S. Wise takes his defeat good
natu,edly." What's the uae of crying over spill!
milk?