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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

An act to regulate the number OF employees
| OF the register OF conveyances for the par
ish OF Orleans, and to fix their salaries .
An act declaring that laws prescribing that
| judicial advertisements shall be made in
the French language. or In particular
newspaper, shall not apply to advertise
ments begun before the PRONUNCIATION OF
said laws, or before the selection Of the
newspapers In which said advertisements
are to be made e............... ............... :.
An act defining the duties OF diatrict attor-
neys throughout the State, and fixing their
An act to provide for the postponement OF the
payment OF taxes In case OF overflow, gen.
eral confagration, general destruction OF
the crops, or other public calamity, as pro-
An act to organize the Criminal District Court
OF the parish OF Orleans as established by
article 100 of the constitution Of the State ;;
to create a Board OF Jury issioners
for the parish Of Orleans; providing for the
appointment OF the same, and the filling of
vacancies therein; fixing the number of the
board; defining Its duties, powers and COM
pensation: providing for the manner OF
drawing and selecting and .emDanelngI
grand, petit and tales jurors for the parish
the Criminal District Court for the parish
OF Orleans into sections; providing for an
annual vacation for each of the judges of
said court; providing for the transfer OF
| causes penOlnR III tne superior Cflf0lnal
and the First District Courts for the parish
of Orleans to the Criminal District Court
for said parish; providing for the appoint
ment Of shorthand reporter for the
Criminal District Court for the parish OF
Orleans and fixing his salary; and to repeal
all laws and parts OF laws In conflict here
with
An act to reg ulate the system Of pilotage OF
the ports OF the State; to define the quail
fications OF pilots, and to detiue the duties
Of the board Of examiners, and to provide
for the appointment OF pilots ...........;
An act to amend section 1886 Of the Revised
Statutes OF 1870. -. !;
An act to repeal section 1885 ofSthe Revised
| Statutes Of 1870. Observation-Disclosures.
An act to transfer certain balance In the
State treasury, now credited to the levee
and drainage fund, to the general engineer
1uuu
An act relative to the prescription OF debts
due to certain charitable and educational
institutions and funds. ..... .........
An act providing for the funding of certain
obligations; designating a board to fund
the same; prescribing the character of the
bonds to be issued therefor, and defining the
i powers and duties OF said board; author
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14
BALTIMORE

Yesterdays parade in furtherarc, Ct Ba!ll
moro's great su:qui centennial was IN many
features the most Interesting OF the week. and
the crowds on the reefs were larger than On
the preceding days. The State ard visiting
military carried of the honors. perhaps. but sill
ORGANIZATIONS 10 tho line came 10 for their share
of applause. The itemen both Of the old aud
present departments, made splendid showing,
while the police department, tie Grand Army
of the Republic, and the regulars from Fcrt
McHeury and from tho Ksarsarge and Wanda
lie all made handsome displays. and were ap
p|suded along tho route. Govtraor Hsnilton
rodo at the head of tie line. AID was greeted
with cheers The Sun says:
The military parade yesterday was very
brilliant and satisfactory one, winning tho IN.
bounded enthusiasm of the spectators who llned
seyea miles Of streets with bright, expeoant
faces. The crowd was enormous. apparently
almost ss large as on Monday. The stands and
balconies we're not 30 full. perhaps, but this WAS
more than compensated for By the increase IN
the number of ladies who viewed tho spectacle
from tic streets. The march CT the men 10
line was compact and s5lil, aud the procession
was so various ip its features that every part OF
the long line offered a Dew attraction. The
Arm s cad ''star tpsnRl.d banner" Of 1914. the
aucicnts remainipg from the beroes OF the
war of ISl2-l5, ard the veteran 6remeH OF The
tli regime divided the greatest applause Will,
the marines, sailors and artillery OF The federal
SERVER. The Fitch Regiment was 10 very hoe
trim AID drill. n1d, as usual, commanded the
plaudi,s of every one. The police Of Baltimore
showed s,lid and coumaGdiug b'dy Of men.
The State and visiting military wero numerous
and handsome 10 movement and dress. tie
Akxirdtia Light Infantry, 10 their ra:ty Aus
rian uniforms, attracting particular attention.
Tho fire department msda splendid display.
Tho parade was brilliant aud successful in every
regard. aud the bright. exhilarating weather
contributed to its Enjoyment. Last night tho
stross vera as animated IS 81: the lotetiOr o. q
Mora general than they have been On any pre-
r;o,r nj,ht ~
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NEWS OF The DAY.

Womeu now take par! in the school elections
10 New York State. At Fayetteville yesterday
l02 voted. and those candidate was elected.
Hon. Peleg Sprapue died 10 Boston yester.
day, aged 81. 10 1921 and 1922 he was 10 the
Nineteenth Congress. and went 10 the S,nato
10 1929, serving until 1885.
Wall street was in tsrmeot of Excitement
Yesterday. Government buOds became very
strong. and the Al and per sspta. advanced
"a to il, the former selling at 1924. and the
latter at ]OS!. Railroad investments were ell
strong. and the speculative list advanced FROM
. to per cent.
The United States revenue Gutter Thomss
CorWiu, which vent out 10 search OF tho Jesn-
nettc, has returned to San Frat clsc'. She
brings news that at St. lawrence Island. out
of 700 Inhabitants 500 were found dead of star
walton. Traders had Introduced liquor smoog
them, causing them TO neeltc: lNiog up the
usuai supply of provisions. The officers of The
Corwin express the opinion that the JsaDuet,e
wintered on the Siberian cosst and is now there,
west Of North Cape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
ho Emperor of Russia is indisposea.

Tho Emperor of Russia is indisposee.
The Irish Land League leaders protest sgsiast
tho pastoral of Archbishop McCabe.
The Turks gre preparing to surrender Dial.
uigno, but some resis.sEc, from the Alba5sns
is sppreberded.
1t lie reported 10 Dublin that the government
hrs determined to prosecute the Leading men,
bs,s of tho Lspd League Tor conspiracy.
/, IS stated thst the notorious Madam Rachel,
tho 80 called female b,sutitier," has died 10
prison. She vas convicted Of fraud 10 August,
1858, aad sentet cd 10 penal servitude.
The Shah of Persia has teleersphed 10 the
Sultan demauding that Turkish army corps
he sant 10 the frontier to assist Persia in Guelog
the Kurdish outbreak.
The Spanish ministerial ,urnalS announce
tha! the government ioterds at the end oil the
present yesr to raisn tho state OF tlcgs 10 some
Giitriols Of Cuba.
There sre great rejaisioes OF Bosnos ASres on
the occasion II tho ipstallaHon OF Gen. Rocas
as president of Tho Confederation. Rcuero has
assumed ofhcs as governor Of the province Of
Bucnos Ayres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

Il is stated that circular has been is-ued by
the committee OF the stockholders of the A. NJ.
T. o. h. K, sppciated at the recent meeting
held in the city Of Richmond, suggesting two
ways By which the stockholders OF the Company
NAV r.ao money to discharge the debts 10 de-:
fault, take the road out Of Bankruptcy. and
eventually surrender the road to tho stock
holders.
Albert Mitchell, who murdered @. K. Wal.
loo, st YapcsVille louisa county. 10 the sIring
OF 1879, and wss teutere,d to ba hung last
Janu,ry appesled for new trial. which WAS
refused. While the case WIS before The
Cours ef Appeals ho made bis escape
from jill. but was captured after hav.
log Jumped off freight train in the Blue
Ridge tunnel, in the %! Of which be had one
of his legs cut off. OOes tite, bis recapture
he has attempted to make his cscspe. At the
last term of tho Circuit Court Judge Bsrtou
ressntenssa him. and no will be huDg en- the
5th of November next.
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Alexandris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

of the North of its real condition, md, being
astute man, he waited not upon tho order OF
his changing but changed at once, and immedl'
ately became an apcsls Of thet gospel be had
condemned only q day CT Two before 1t Is
this gospel, which teaches the peorl' ct tho
North to hate, and, By patc1t infere1c'. 10 lear
their fellow oi,iz,us of th, South, that vas the
chief cause of tho recent radical SUCCESSES 10
Ohio spd Indiana, and it will be tie mast pow
erfal lever The radicals will employ in The North
mkt November. 10 his letter to the Boys 10
Blue, read a! Indianapolis the day bst1re the
election, Secretary Shermso said, u CONSIDER
that We are now all soldiers 10 tho same CAUSE
for which you fought during thu wsr. AID that
it is as important thst wo should succeed COW
as it was that you and your COMRADES should
succeed in putting down the REBELLION The
radical newspapers 10 their notes CT thu re-
osption of the recsDt election returns 10 their
cities say, 1.-THE news of democratic reVerses ID
the west was received with very much the same
kind Of enthusiasm as that which 10 the cid days
was provoked by the bulletirS from The seat OF
war announcing some great rebel defeat
Tho address Of the chairman Of The republican
congressional campaigu committee says the re-
publican victory 10 Ohio and Iudiaua "@oanS .
solid North agairs! Vindic!ive, solld South. -
These expressions seem to BE- fair ard correct
evidences of the roal state of popular feeling IN
10 tho North. That they are so is unfortunate,
for tho least discarnipg man oan 500 that they
bode no good to any in!ercs. in tho country but
that of the radical ofic, hcllers.
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ygyASEIEaTOA s uHIH hAMR"*
WINTER ARRiNGE& EN:,
Rac;priu0 nntShor * 1NSl
DnEINnIUR IJCLUUUT 10, I-OJ.
TRAIN will leavc VISA.

Iha MAIL THAIN will Ie@ge Tn';..''.
ct SEQ n. n. end Alozandris 81 oGJ :, ,
dsily. eIc:p: Sunday; pala lioeaburg, -
westward, st IL ~ G. nj, and srrivo 81 Boz.
Hill g. u m. Leavc Round U;ll al l. % p:
pass LeesbEca. going eastward. 10 2. IN; r.
arrivo 81 Alexandra z. IL y. "a. So
Washington at 3 80 p. u.
The ACCOMMODATES TEh ~ VI! q.
W.sti1gLou a. 20 y. ~. ell HlrxsEGfi' =
rs p. N. daily, e2cop. SUNDAY, end s'fiv'
Lcesburg at 3 Az p. II. Leave Lr"shurE :! ''
8. N. and arrive s. AioIaairi! &! 9 u n. -
Washington ST 90 . &c.
!ag- Passengers from Wgshir.;~3 ". 49,
She Washington aad Qkia CARS a! t6c -
s. potomac Railroad station St9 Uta.!-l. 80.
4. M, .nd 90 through Without chango d.. ..
The eos am. traln from Al9sacGi:. 90.
p. 70. trsiD from Round Hal come: ".t
Mccoy & Wige atol's Daily Lie O. C5'1'-
for SnickersvilIe. BeIryVilo End wac ~
also Resmor's Line of Coacaas, Wiz" !.
Lsesburg daily for Aldo and M;dG!ttIf.
Both trains, westward, mako ctofe c6G@"
NJ Vienna, with SisaoH's ll;ca OF ;taEas : 'n
fax Court House.
Communication ticGots. 81 60. s:s''- 80
Sanaaif:ohssS, $50. ,........
u iAy ,&!sa.~
cG!l3-i: Ucn5:a' EiGa'. s.
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PUBLISHED DAILY s. TRI-WEEkL4
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
lR pRFSInENT.

FOB PRESIDENT.
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OF lNDl
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Echola, Of Augusta.
z. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District, Thomas Croxton, of Essex.
Second District, L. z. Watts. OF Portsmouth,
Third District. Hill Carter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. 8. F. Coleman. OF CumberPd.
Fifth District, James s. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin. of Bedford.
Seventh District, F. II. Mcmillan, of Greene.
Eighth District, j. Y. Menifee, Of Kappa NIX.
Ninth District, r. 4. Henry, Of Tazswell.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN s. BARBOUR, OF ALEXANDRIA.
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THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. IA,

The monopclists 10 Pennsylvania, who are
proitipg immensely by the existing protective
tariff have furnished MIR. Frazier with money
with which ho may defeat Mr.. j. R. Tucker
who is q revenue reformer. How does this
strike Virginia democrats?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OGTOBGN !"
Sun rises ........... 6 81 San Scts. ......... =
ARnIVEp.
Str Mat.ano. lower Potc. to j E.n,.t:S u l.,
ktc Mystic, lower Porc. to Pc.c F.srT e."
Schr Almond Bird Windsor. 70 Il 4 Si,D..
CLEAKEp
St.J W Thompson. lower fr!c. by r i H..
Str r v Arrowsmlh, lower Pol2hlsc. hy A..
tomsc Ferry Company.
Schr Charles a Briggs. Pitv.laico. b. "ar.
licsn Coal Go.
Scbr Maui Seward. Hichmont. By = il Il.
MEMORANDA
Schr p j WIietts, from Ccn1s~.oaa, +: >.v
York l3..h.
sc1r Ns7rsRsnset', irc:n Go2rs'to"N, &! B.
ton 18Th.
Schr w l. Whit, from U2org 'tn~a = '-n
Bedford 18th.
Schr Geo Il Vrscl4ni ssiio f:oc, .S"w b..
don for this port l2.h.
Schr j Wsrd. from kieh,.on1, q. !Itvi2 b
Schr Quaker City sailed from Proyla:H"" j.
this port l2.h.
Schr Sophis Kralz. f!eni Georgetown. >
Vineyard Haven 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14
VALUABLE FAHH FOX SALE

By the death Of one owner. Ell :sT"Hei
sell one Of the bes! grain, grass sni veEa!'o
farms in East Virginia at q groit ba'gNA ,
lies 80 miles northWes. of Richmond. 1i:h'7 "1
mile of two depots on tina q. u o. j. Il; CO..
tains SIX HUNDRED ACRES and LGcf13''i
BUILDINGS. and is healthy and in ega-? =: -
desirable. Addre.s through Ho~!-:!s J.
Hanover county, Va. -,
cc:7-1m IL B. kHDEHSO-'' '''
CTOREON KING STREET For REHi-
y THO THREE STORY BRICK STOHo T9
81 King street, running back u Marka. SI;.y'
senl6 C. O.. SMOOT 6 Sons.
TOR RENT-The THREE STORY Bh!I3
Il DWELLING HOUSE, On Ptnco s.ts''
at its interst c.ion with Patrick street. nov oc'
pied BY Mra. Lee. Possession given IL! NgS
een11 JOHN Il. BRENT
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FseK SALE tbE LsEHs.

EOR RENT-The TWO STORY BRIG.
E. DWELLING, on Prince street now &C p.
pied by Robert Knox. opposite Mr. Jao. Bfcai
residence. fcssoaaon given &c: J.. htn.y .
aep17-eotf A EkE3EHi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14

alarrisge licenses we're issued 10 Washington
yesterday to VIM. Hsmlit and Mary Virginia
Fields. both OF Louiopn county, Vs.; CHARLES
Whitney, of Fauquie, county, w., and Maria
Berkley. of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14

It seems that Mr.. Garfield knew what be IVES
about when be suddenly Tipped over from the
conservative and moderate wing of bis party to
the stalWsrt. radical and bloody shirt wing. He
found that tho gospel of hate preached by the
radicals was still. Notwithstanding the fifteen
years that have elspsed since the wsr ended,
the most effective means be could employ in
the North to attrac: support. He supposed
be bad formulated the thoughts of Q
majority Of bis party whom he stated
10 tho United States House of Repre-.
sentatives that "the man who attempted 10
advance his political aspirations by appeals
to ths feelings engendered by the war would
have no following" but 10 sooner had he be-
ersyed Sherman aud obtained the presidential
nomination for himself than he was informed
by those better acquainted With tho sentiment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Octobe. H. l:-9.
Flour contigues active and strong. Whes. +
firm, with only fair receipts, and sales q. i,
lOs ITO and III Cor Fultz. end H. llG SID II
for Lancaster, as 10 quality. But little Cor. !.
coming ir, and small LOIS sold 8! "a for yc!'o.
and &c for whi;o No Oats reported, anil sb,r.
100 bushels Of Rye brought o..
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, 0c.l. H.!
Cattle-At Drovers' Rest this week somo &,
head were offered. all of which were sold p: ~,
Iuled as follows: Very beat 1!si!c good liz.
medium to fair 3!.23:; thin Steers Oxen s. (.
Cows 3s3tc per ID. Some Clio Sheep snd Lam.
were offered. with sales of Lambs Ct i. = !
Sheep at 4s4!e per ID Scmo - Cow; ana I,A,
cold at 20aS15 each.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET Gc.c. l. 80
Offerings of 2s0 head OF Cattle, 81 Ok which Sc.
sold at Sts4lc per 10. 2OJ Sheep ana Lsm5s g..
ct 3a4c for old Sheep and Il to Gle PSF ID :
lambs. G0nilch Cows so!d ct - % 50 CO..
BALTIMORE, Oct. II --Virginia g. oil -.
deferred u do consolidated COZ DO ID SORTS :!
pas! Cue coupons 99s now 10 4Us i0l; 1910 GU.
97i bid to-day. Cotton dull middiing II; .l,.
Flour steady and ulchange1. Wheat 0a:..
ern stronger; Western higher, closing e.eat?
Southern red l05lll2; do amber ll5alG9; 80 /
Maryland ll7s1lIi: No2 Western wins. r.
SPOT and Oct l15sll54: Nov llt3.llG; Dec H.:
1l73; JaL'y 1lei,ll9. Cofn-Sou.ho.n stta!,
Western higher and trmer; Southern Write 81,
yellow 55; Western mixed spot scd Oct 5:.'i.:
Nov 5s5a543. Oats quiet and strong ! u'tr
41a42; Western white 3)s4; Go mixed 81,
Bye dull st 9Gll0O. Hay unchanged. rai-
dull and nominal. Sugar ira a sof.G5 W
key unchanged.
NEW YORK. Ccrr. l4-S:ocRs stIpa. /.
b.oyant. Monev 2,3 Ecu: fairly s,!.,.
Wheat 2s2hc better. Corn quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14

CoUeus-"Bro,on's Bronchial Troches" ale
used with advantage to alleviate COUGHS. SORE
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AZTEC.
TONS. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
Ttey are not new and untried, but, having teen
tested By wide and constant use for nearly an en-.
tire generation, they have attained we'll marited
rank among the few stsple remedies OF the age,
TIE TuRoAT.-"Bro,on' Bronchial Troches'
act directly on the organs Of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders OF the
Throat and LaryDx restoring healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over e1ertion
of the voice, and produce q clear and dstinci
enunciation.. Speakers and singers find III
Troches useful.
A CoUou, COLD. CATARgH Or SORE THROAT
requires immediate attention, as neglec: Of
tentimes results in some incurable Lung Dis
ease. ':Bro.o,rs Bronchial IToeA:S' will al.
most invariably give relief. limitations are off
fered for sale, many of which are injurious. The
genuine "Bro1ons Bronchial 1ro:hes" are sold
onLyin boxes -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14

THAT OUR READERS may have tho means OF
Comparing votes. We give the results Of The last
elections both in Ohio and Indiana: Ohio,
1879. republican, 1876 eel; democratic, 80 1872;
republican majority, l7,l29. lodisns, .l87S,
democratic. 1914 49l; republican, $50, 1855.
Democratic majority, l3 1856. The Qreeoback
vote 10 Iodiara 10 that election was DC, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14
EoUTces Of Happiness.

lis worth while to stop and think occasion
SLY low limited our sources of happiness are,
and how necessary it ID to cultivate these that
We have 10 order to save ourselves from utter
stsgustio1 sid Indifference 10 life.
Apart from tee cultivation of the taste and
Tie intellect, for which tho nsjority have little
lime or means, the principal sources Of happi.
urss arc found 10 family or frierds. 10 cities
tho beauties Of nature Gro excluded by bricks
aud mortar; sunshine CT storm makes little dit
itreLcc to those who tako their daily exercise
10 street Ger. and see life only cut of its wiD-
dow, from the ioside OF o shop, or the perch of
desk in az office.
Still. human nature huDgers for something
rcviVirg, cheering, stimulating and cncourag-
ing, end almopt tho only way IL can be obtained
is within tho home oircle,i the sccistyof friends.
and tho cultivation ct the ties of kindred. Ii
is very important to US, therefore, to multiply
these sources, add above ell things to assist 10
mak;ng cur own homes as attractive Gs possible.
so that tho restless young mind will not fed it
nsccss Try to 60 outside fer erj,ymsD!.
Oaoo it gets outside there Is 60 possibility Of
controlling the il naarc, with which it is brocght
in oontsci. Bat ii, 90 tho cooraIy. Wc bring
the ouhid. porld into cur homes. we are 10 a
position to eusrJ agsins! Wha: il Injurious and
false.
Its wise, therefore, for parents TO cultivate
social life at home to Tho extent Of their means,
having nothing that is too good to use, nor that
their family and friends may not share. Use a
self.deaal if need be in order to creats bright
and cheerful social atmosphere agd make their
children acquainted with the Intelligent: and Gull
tivsted a5 far SO il is practicable.
It is 8 far better Investment for, man 10 put
money in their own homes, in their enlsrgs~
mont, il adding 10 their comfort. in wise and
bountlul provision for their necessities, than in
adding to their lard, or in speculative crszea,
| which in ninety.nino CASES Gu. OF hundred
como to grief and lesve the victim poor, soured.
| hard end willing 10 visit upon those he is bound
to proteo: the hardships which he has created for
| himself. The best things we get ont of lifs.sre
self development. tho cultivation of our own
faculties and their exercise in companion ship
with and for the good Of others In neglecting
these things for visionary wealth We reDost the
old folly, and sell, not only our own birth right,
but that Of oth.rs for only prospective mess oil
pottage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14

The Ba|tncr, aad Oaio RaiIrosl Con,,,n
has declare sem-a1nusl d;vllcci 0! 5 ~",.y
90 tho stock Of the Mai0 Stem, ra;abs H. H.
November next. This is tho G;a: div drSl =,
per GAIT. The. lha c,mpauy has declared ,rc,
the depression which followed The r,ri, =.
1878. The company has also declared h,'I
yearly dividend Of per cent. on tho stock ~
the Washington Brarch, psyahe Is: NtYsr.
Der.
General SReaaor, CT Montreal, CAIN, 10 ;,u
discovered method OF diVdicg III, clic,>
light by which il is adapted to hous.i.cl! rs,
Tho inventor asserts DO can supply lgh, f,
domestic use at one third tho price Of gas.
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THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS "A dispatch
from Richmond last night SAYS:

The VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS "A dispatch
from Richmond last night says:
"Tbe reports from Indiana AID Ohio have
given new lille to the republicans in this State,
AID they sre determird to make vigorous
CANVASS from DOW till the day Of election. There
can 60 logger be sny doub. as 10 the policy of
tho leaders Of that perty towards the rssc jas
ters. All OF those who desire offc, under a
republican administration will come cut boldly
for that electoral ticket in case il is possible for
Garfield to to cl' cted. a mecticg Of the re-
publican State executive committee WAS held
to day, end it is understood that every arrDge.
mept has been perfee:ed for pushing the cam
vsss 40 effort bas been and is still be;ag
made to secure tho Withdrawal of all the Eepub-
can candidates for Congress IL all OF the dis:
tricts cxc.pt the Norfolk, Petersburg and
Fredericksburg, aud to throw the itfuerce and
support Of the party to the rsadiusiers' caIdi-
dates. The republican c)mpittee, however.
are not likely to listen to suy such proposition"
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EOR PENTHOUSE No. IS Cameron -
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-14

Tho LJnshturs Agricultural Society arc
making preparations fer their exhibition, which
begins on Tuesday uext, :as l9.h Instant. 1t
promises to be The most succtsstui They haTo
yet had, both 10 numbers and attendance.