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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

only 1000 head, which are yet ca hsaI. Ira.
poets are favorable for Monday mex,
Hogs-The recsipts sire, Monday n.;re,,.
ESQ head, and the number now ia II, pers !.
9D head. Trade has been fsir si1cs you, j.:-
report st the prices ruling on Mondsy-j!,tis'
With few extra at & shade higher figure mo :,
OF the sales ranging from 6ta6ic.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Novcober il
Hogs-Receip.s 81, COZ; shipments $500; ms.
ke! steady and fsir; quality fair end we.,5.-
cold; we'll sold out; mixed packing 440,SIc,
light COAST Is; choice hesyy 4S0.Sl9f cs23.
mon grades rather neglected. Csttle-R:csrn;,
msnd at 30AS6 %; good to choice Cas- H..
common to medium 3 81 4) butchers as3sfc
weaker but steady. common to coed 2.Sy.G.
packers active and fair; 230aS3 50; good cst!,o
3aS3 30. Western unchanged; hall breeds "A,
s. rs; Texans 2 e0s$3 Is; true Texans % s.
shipments 200 Market active; fair to sooi
Western 40ssS co. tait to good wool 29aSi -,
CINCINNATI HOG MARKET. Nov. lS.-Eo,,
ccnmon 90cS4 80; light 1854 d; picking 4
asa IS; butchers 55a$4 IS; receipts II O)l kc1!:
shipments ESQ.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.--Va Ga old q asked 4,
deferred IL; do consolidated 69s: do "a series
pas: due coupons 92s; new 10.40s Et5 biz ,o.
day. Cotton quiet and ats2dy; miidiag II.
Flour firm and fairly active; Howard st Ct !,
Western suaer 75,S4 %; e1t.s 4 75aS5 70
family 50aS6 50; City Mills supor 75sS! . =:
extra 1886 Is; family t0sSG Is; Rio brand
Sc SO; Patspsco family S. 70. Whos:-Soath
ern higher and strong; Southern rcd ll7sl2l;
do amber l20sl27; No l Maryland n2min3' ;
No Western winter red spot s2d Nov y!
1901; Dec l2lisl2ls; Jan 12ital2l FEB IL.
1T. Corn-Sou.hctn steady ard firm; Wn:!c.a
higher snd strong; Southern white 534jj; d.
yellow 53a54; Western mixad spot sni Nog :
s60; Dec 50l59{ old 5I9atS} new Jan 53i45j!
steamer 53as31. Oats higher aud ilsm; Sou.u
ern 4ia15; Western whita 45s4i; mj-9l 49,
Rye quiet st l0Jal02. Hay quiet pr.ao =
choice Fenna and Maryland 1880 per tsr
Coffee stronger; Rio cargoss ordinary - Isl. l..
sl3! Whiskoy higher al l2aSl -.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Stocks s.rcng. A0aQs
3s4. Flour firm. Wheat atcady. Corn qlic:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

A mol. pros. has been entered 10 tho cases OF
the county judges in this State, indicted. not
for excluding from. but for not putting negroes
on, juries. Judge Rives. of the U. 8. District
Court. caused these Indictments, gained some
uuenviable potorioty thereby, and put the State
to great deal of unnecessary expense. The good
they have accomplished is more Difficult. to dis
cover. We trust, however. the Judge is satisfied
though We may b, permitted to remark thai
his course in the matter referred to has not To-
duocd the belief that he is Daniel como te
Indictment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

IOOHNUNIOakLU.
ANOTHER SUGGEsTIoN.-W billet warmly
s,condiuq the suggestion mazda 10 yesterdays
Gsz,tte, trus: it will aot b, forgotten that
there is another organization 10 the city which
gives relief to tho poor-aud not only ia winter,
but during tho entire year. Its members, from
whose contributions almost its entire revenue
is derived. ere, it is true, all members Of ons
church, bu! lis charity is BY 40 meaus coDfocd
to that church, its very constitution requiring
the distribution of its aims without regard to
race or creed, aud lts practice fully sccoEds
with its profession. refer 10 the Society of
St. Vircsnt of Paul. whose Silent operations
attract little attention. but whose aid ia felt snd
gratefully acknowledged By many OF the suffer
ing poor. CARITAs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVE&BHEN,
SUI riscs....-..... IS $40, scts-.......... q
ARRIVED.
ST. Exc ,lsior, Norfolk, TO 2 B Ec3o
str Jane Moaeley, Norfolk, to + 4 !,co'.
Str 7 V A1rowsmith. lower Potopl-c & -.
tomac Ferry Company.
Str W Thompson, love. porc. 10 ! ! ( al.
CLEARED.
Stmn John Gibson, New York, by u q b..
ctr Excelsior, Norfolk. By p Ho2a.
Str jane Mosoley. Norfolk, bv j. Z Reel.
Str Mystic, lower Pine. by Pine Ferry O..
Schr II l. ilul!t3rl, Pr0yiterco, bv Aa:cr. -
Coal Go.
sEIoGGTDA
Sch,s Frank Waiter, for EHlon, and Gea5sa
Arey, for New Eavnn from Ga)ISoto Hr, DIS
through He'll Into IS.b.
Schrs Chas 4 S!enips2n. c.on Gc0rge!cTA, s:
Boston 18th, and hattie Is kn!on, from - n &
18th.
Scbr Willie DoWoif, for We,hirg'rN. se"!
from Calais 18Th.
Echr Sarah q Smith. from kGnncG'ch =,
Washington. st Gloucester lG.A.
Schr Willie g Lewis s.ilo4 from Go!ic72 ie'
Georgetown 17!h.
Scir George Il Val el.st ssi3l i-cm Pr,
dence for this port l7th.
Schr John u Williams, from BONog 6"
Geors e!own, ct Vineyard Haven 7.h
Schrs Clara K Simpson ard K Il jlil,11 f,JGl
Georgetown. ct Boston 18th,
Schr James r More, from ;!oo:f .oVa,'n.
Providence lG.h.
Echr w l. White, tJr Georgetown, ssi!c!
from Providence l6.b.
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV'R. 10. 1880.
Some If the newspapers that believe "tbe

Some If the newspapers that believe "tbt
election of Garfield will turn cut for the bes
after all, propose that an effort DO made at the
approaching session of Congress for free ships
According to the law as it now stands Amerl-
cans are restricted to one market for the shirs
they rtqaire, and that,the highly protected and
exorbitant one they have 81 home. The pro
posed effort is to SO amend tho law as to per"
nit citiz,rs Of this country to purchase snil
wherever they can find ono that suits them
Tho objeo! is ust, beneficial and highly COM
meudab.e one. aud We hope it will succeed.
The present Law almost prohibits American
ownership 10 vessels engaged in foreign trade,
and thereby necessarily restricts to q greater OF
less extent the exports. The more ship;
Americans oVn the greater ths effort to give
those ships employment, and cons;q uantly the
larger the q1aniisy of American products
that will b, exported. In addition to this.
American ships will rtq1ire American creHs,
and thus another avenue be opened tor the
surplus labor of tho country; and another great
benefit would be the retention at homs CT the
hundreds of millions Of American money that
arc now sent out of the country annually 10
payment of freight to foreign shipoWncrs. 10
view of tie FAC! TIA the next House OF Repre-
sentatives is bouad to be republican, it could do
no harm if those democratic members of tho
present House who have been reelected, and
who will be engaged 10 the effort to which we
refer, were to enter into some agreement With
the few republican free trsdo members OF the
next House by which tho House. and c)nss"
quently its committees, could DO put in control
of the latter. The South must remain solid 50
far % her State governments arc corcerned,
but as regards national affair her congress.
men can, AID doubtless will. vote as they list.
Her soldity may possibly b. broken. in this rec
speos. BY the tariff question though for her
owe sake We trust not, for wails free trade
would DO advantageous to tho whole c,uutrg.
it would be especially beneficial to her-and If
that of the North DO as susceptible to the ii fla
eIces of dissolution, the next House may be
organized in the interests of a revenue. instead
of protective and prohibitory tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

Those who regret that the summer has gone
and tho winter is at hand can, perhaps, take q
little consolation from the paper read BY Lieut.:
Schws.ka before the National Academy of
Science at New York. Wednesday, Oh the drra
ton of Arctic winter. While be said that the gen
orally received opinion that the Artc wloter Is
long, dresry one of perfectly opaqae eatkness 10
not strictly corrt O., yet be showed that at the
highest point reached by man five hours OF
twilight was about the average for hupdred
days 10 the scar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

General Sherman will soon reach the age ct
which he will bs retired. he evidently does ct
want tho efficiency of the army to survive his
retirement, for he recommends that negro
recruits be admitted into all the regiments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

The Berlin government will bs interpellated
on Saturday next in the Chamber regarding
the an,i.Jewish agitation. which is DOW ex
citing considerable public interest. The Boersen
Zsitupg states that 10 macy places pnblic
quarrels snd duels have taken place between Jews
aud Germans.
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AWARDING CERTIFICATEs.-The Richmond

AWARDING CERTIFICATEs.-The Richmond
correspondent Of the Petersburg lnde1'appeal
says:
1.-THE report which has gone abroad 10 the eff.
feet that tue readjuster members Of the Board OF
State Canvassers propose awarding the certif
Gates of election 10 the defeated candidates for
Congress of that faction. 10 hardly reasonable.
Auditor Massey, Tressurar Reynolds and Score
tary of the Commonwealth Fsuntlesoy, the re-
adjuster member of that body, are men of too
much practical senee TO adopt any such revolu-
tionary step. The Board will count the returns
as received by the Secretary Of the Common
wealth, and award the certificates to those hav.
ing majority or plurality. As to the matter
of the disputed tax receipts. those who claim 10
know and ought to know, esq that the Board
has nothing to do with its consideration"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

Notwithstanding the injury done the crsdls
of the State by the unfortunate ard ill-ad7iaed
course pursued by scms of her OVID ct;z,Ds,
her bonds are gradually increasing in value,
and the decision renered by her Court of APP
peals yesterdsy,as mentioned in another column
will put them several points higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19
The United States and China.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Nov. ia cableersm
has been received at the Department of State
announcing that trcaty on the sutisct Of inn
migration has been Concluded between the
Unit.d States Commissioners and the Govero"
meut of China. Tho department declines ct
present to furnish any particulars b1t say5 the
treaty is considered satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Finney
Us, Edwards. From the Circuit Court of Pitt
sylvanis county. Reversed in psrs Judge
Moncure delivering the opinion. Judge
Staples dissenting.
Lee vs. Harlow. treasurer. Upon petition Tor
a mandsmus. Peremptory mandamus awarded
Opinion of the court dellvered BY JUICE An,
derson, concurred in by Judges Moncure and
Christian. Judges Staples and Burks dissenting
Knick ct ais. VS.. Kuick. From the Circuit
Court of Rock bridge county. Reversed, JUICE
Burks delivering tho opinion, Judge Ac1cafe
not sitting.
Myers ". County School Board of Rocking
ham county. From the Circuit Court OF Rock
inshsm county. Affirmed, Judge Staples de-
livering the opinion, Judge Noncure not sitting.
Hswley vs.. Commonwealth. From the Cir
cult Court of Roanoke county. Affirmed. Judge
Anderson delivering the opinion, Judge Ron.
cure not sitting.
Peoples vs. Commonwealth. Writ Of error
refused by all the judges to a judgment OF the
Circuit Court of Wythe county.
Psc,, assignee, VS.. Ficklin, executrix, Ell ais.
Motion to diemiss the appeal refused at present,
the court reserving the further consideration OF
the question when the case ia heard upon the
N eti9.
3. 8. Patterson, etq., and II. Taylor, j'., 81
lowed to practice as counsel in this court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

Not long ago the uodertakers held national
convention at Boston, rrd COW the coffin makers
ara holding o similar gathering 10 Indianapolis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

Easy expectoration, increased power OF the
Lungs, and the subsistence Of irritation. maol'
fest from cessation of cough and the enjoyment
of rest, are the rewards upon taking DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup by all consumptlVe patients.
Price 25c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Gillian tquadrous left Valparaiso iaW
days ago with troops for tho purpose of laudlog
at Callao and besieging Limo.
The Baroness Burde!t- Ceutts has granted
&C., $50 to the Cape Clear fisherman TO enable
them to start operations in the coming scssop.
At a general election in New South Wales,
the members returned to Parliament for East
Sydney. including the late premier, arc ell free
traders.
Sheik Abdulls attacked the Persians at
Urumish on the 18Th i5stent. The Kurds were
repulsed. They burned village and mastered
200 Inhabitants on their retreat.
Mr.. ParneIl has reduced the rcn's of all bis
tenants until the land troubles are settled. Tho
Indicted members of tho Land League will eotcr
tteir pleas on Friday.
A osse Of wholesale eviction has oec1red at
Inc South Moore oolliery, Durham, Eogland.
Because Ct the refusal IF the miners to accept o
reduction of shilling a week, twenty-five
families, with their household etfec!a. were
turned into the street 10 tho midst of driving
sleet, while six iIchos of Snow lay on the ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19
CANAL COMMERCE.

ArIiyed-Bos.s G Lloyd, A J Akin t,
American Coal Co; J L Coutar. City Of Nam.
burg, Little Eddie 10 Hemp = Ga'.o Goal G.; 4
h AgneH 10 P Aguew.
Departet-Bocts q Lloyd = &ki?.J i
Coulter, City Of Hamburg and Little Eddir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. nov. 18, 1890
-Beef Ca.tle.-The New Yolk market on MOE.
day was 4i!c higher than on Friday, and yes
terdsy showed but little change.
Sheep and Lambs-Prices are unchanged
since Monday, the receipts being quite light,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

RICHMOND MARKET. Nov'r. 19.-The market
is firm and prices sttfar at O slight advance.
Flour 4ss7 25 for fine to fancy family brands.
Offerings Of Wheat moderate, with sales Of whito
st l2O. l23 and l25 for prime to good, liO for
phi ne new white st 52L53, prime old at 55 and
primo mixed b. 52a53 Sales CT small lots of
Rye at o. and q bushels good ssed Oats at d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

FREDERICKSBURG MAREET, November 49,
The market has been more active and frmer.
Flour 4aS7 Is for fac 10 choice family brands.
Receipts Of Wheat light; prime to choice long.
berry 1l8al22, and l15,1lS for Fultz; Corn 51s
e.; Bye nominally $3.50, and Oats 10l42.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 17-Stoc!is s.rcng. M0acs
81. Flour firm. Wheat atcaiy. Cora qlic:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-19

TOUIEM OIL recsi7ed today By pupN
Ia SEM - W 'NAANO
, 1880-09-09
COlREspONDENCE.
Ti1H ytIssr DISTRICT.

" 10 fhs EdtaT ~ 1hA Chicago Tribune.
y ESaLKw0Oo, Sept. B.-'lhls ia u FREQ country.
ANY nun can aspire to be Alderman, Governor,
1Helnbur OF Congress, or President, and II hIS
cilarts Are ulndu In a pfopGr and becoming mum
nre thoy uro approved, II not upptauaud, by the
9rcAt 1lass Of our people. Thls Is right,-a
graud und aoblo privilege. hut tho Tins mas
enlne, trust. When education, experience. and
TIC hiyl an4 Responsible. otlco Of Ilepsoseuta~
i.uukinY over tho class OF men Chicago has
heretofore sent 10 Wu4htux ton llay It nut In I'LL
fuIr1,ess 10 asked, "1s thl4 the best she
tuuju dor" ''llus she no an!er, stronger alao
lnolv apt men ta represent her2" If thcse
questions Ara answered In the negative, now II
tho tuste to make u GhAuRl. III We huyD loue
thG best VIC could. lot Us Etiurn pytry ono OF tho
present members II they want to 10 uark.
Hut tbv truth IL VIZ hlye not aHil0 the best wD
could, and tho public know IT.. | do not know
thiit ! uught to cr,t!clse auy but our own mcn.
bev, Or at least, II ku TO e1ittcse ut a, to eoM-
nlp11a, hers. Perhaps this IL fulF, aud viii 10
aE MeHsrs. llawes, Htosrs, Allrlch. aud NYhlte
llrl tlefQru tho people w candidates. Cunt.
Willie " resident Ut this place, y qutct, re-
apss4Ab!c gentleman. a. exeFy utIv who lyta here
knuNA- or tho four Or i've hNndrBd gentlemen
whu ~ to thotr busihess in the city every Jay
fsdu here perhaps hfty Asu regarded by the cIsf.
4tna ~ being W competent u represent this
dtstrset "a Cupt White, 1t u not Known
tash1 any Of the hfty aro asplranls for
&hs.Iplaee, but Wero xe called upon to furnish q
'e2ulhdata am cpnhdeuk tho Republicans would
not oelect Capt, W., Tor tho only aud su@uens
, 1880-09-09
INVADING INDIAN TERRITORY.

6pfetil D''patth to The Chicago Tribune.
TOPEKA. kns., Sept. al. X. boyd anl
others filed articles of Incorporation will. the
Secretary Ut Statu to.tlay for tho Oklahoma
Town Colnpu'iy, with headquarters ut Ilansas
City. Boyd states that engineers have nj
ready selected II sto and laid of the future
capital city OF Oklnlioma near the north fork
Of thu Canadian River. The cxact location
Is n li'atter Of secrecy with tho Company.
The notorious Capt. j. l.. Payne is MISC OF
gnnizing ilnbtiler expedition, Mt Wichita.
payme Ilas been arrested several times by tho
Govcrn,ncIlt authorities rs an invader,
hut has always secured RI.
leasc. lfc insIsts upon his lcgnl
right to occupy tho Territory, md IS 9nyiolls
Courts. Upon his return to Wichita ho was
given nm ovation aud escorted to tic public
tions In tle city. Speeches were mule in
justification of l!is course, and urging the
speedy opening OF the 1ndint1 Territory to
settlement. Tie lenIent policy Of, the Guy.
er,!lnent Ias en,boldcred the INVADERS, a,l't It
foot by white settlers 10 occupy those lands.
, 1880-09-09
LOCAL POLITICS.
News Gathered at State and Ma.
tional Headquarters.
Activity in All the Wards-0pinions
= Of Correspondents as to Can
dilates.
HEADQUARTERS.


rs Represented by tho Western tlrancn ls rather
short -hat,'lcd at present. Mr.. Filley hH. gono
to Saw lurk to attend tho meeting thoro OF tho
Executive Committee. john o. Now, Ut ln-
dtn,,npoits. returned from Wisconsin ycstcrtlny.
hut euly devoted II sllprt time To wurk nj lleni-
quarters. sonntor Fngal, Is doing ycDtnnns work
III 1nttlann. tho neliyo work Is now hcInR t'nuo
by Sonntor Dorsey. with GcDrso {. aorhnn. of
California. ns n.natnnt Thu t'ot,tn!ttco ta p,,r-
euhg Il 9ttlt,lMnt, NIL haH but llttIo ucairo 10
tsNnro nlnnil9 the brats hauus.
T1tH srATE cESrlsAL coNM1TrEa
has received notice that Gc1 BteFnrt Il. Wool
ford. nf New fdrk. will tc leto nt,out Oct. ].
liz s VII nkH onn Sr ~ spss - 1S s
out tho stnte. 4ctminr klrkwWl, of Iowa, will
deliver gcrlcs of natlrcasts III indiana. br9n-
ming Sept.25 nftcr which tle Is gxpccted to make
s9v%raf slleeehcs III Illinois. Jn!iEe {; Starr,
crnia ID t!eclnrc for ltancuck nnl "ihe paor
nhllt,'a frtent." bus plaegd himself on record for
Gartictd, IN a rn1atug si,cech .dettvore.l
ubasti E Sss'S sa,ssny 9f stc Toh ths s
tiiS tt' ialfreot that many Dunioerats aro
GutninE out for tho Republican candidates.
Frunl illchlnntt County Rnru received lettcrs
tntGrt.t IN politics nre fnfing tnto llnr. ard men
10 ye.lt9 did, worth thousands. Arc carrying
tnrchcs: In thu midst Gf Mi thuse good reports
cane requests for Speakers @uA E"AGr'sl atecl@-
NntlnnMt ticket throughout tho Stufe drpeu!
tic inerunscd innjorities for Congressional nnd
county tickets.
THE G1tHExnACK sTArE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
hntd IL meeting Vt their Headquarters at tho
lMlner House vt 10 o. m. They Will I'll! the wv
movements of tho tslItorof the Knlknkce TinleS,
WHO hns CONC sostAre!y ont for Gnrto1.
, 1880-09-09
CO{A 0EOTl0E II. DAyIB.


CHICAGO. Sept, 5-As tho Columns ot THE
TRIBUNE appear to bo opon 10 communications
as to the merIts OF tho Irereut candidates for
Congress In tho Second District, rs resident Ut
the Twelfth Wasd. anu one who saw lit to vote
aRa!,lst cot. nay!s at the primary two years n9o,
desire to give tow rcnsona why intend to
support him at the ptescnt time. and why
think 1t Ii to tho interests Of the voters Of our
district 10 return him to Congress for second
term. have watched the c0ur1o Of Col, Davis
with much interest, und when roteet thnt he
has ouly served one-ha!t OF ono term, and tben
look at his record mud the measure OF influence
hu wleta amongst his fellow-membesa, an
constrained to AdMtt that hG hAa accomplished
even nusu than could have tpuen askel, and
much inose than IL generally accomplished
by J.. new aud unknnwn mem!per froM
my district III tho country. Nelthor to !
know Of auy ,uember. who over went
from Chtcago who, under tho same cir.
culuatanees, has d1ne ni1ru. or efeH " much.
Frotn persnnal inquiry ot fellow nembers ia
Congress ok Col. Davis, from intornlnuo., Hnth-
cred from many citizens OF Chicago who VISITED
Washington lurinx the last sitting OF Congress,
! lleaFn 1at Col. Davis has reAson 10 fcel proud
ur tho measure VI esteem la which hs IL held by
hia fellow -melubers. ind tho 1neasurs o. iptu.
enc9 he c1e1ta ~ new ntGfnbtr On the aoor Ut
tho House and 10 the committee rOotn.
u the fact to 10 counted a. n0fhlrx that veFy
carly IN the seakion Col. Davis Wa Raysn tRs
, 1880-09-09
LORDS LATEST.

Tho Ii. T. o. ctl-asnok--ItgaVu Vu1ua M
Text.IfOok for Political Reference,
ni,d 1tK Exceeding Hseauty ns n Work
or Typographical Art.
Tile baltimore s. Oho since Mr.. Lord assumed
swny of thcp Nsscnger Department, has most
enphuttcatly como to tho front f,1 taking unl ut
tho same ftmo elegant advertising n,Attcr.
NccoEniznK tho olevnlol, OF tAsie In matters Of
IN advertising character and tho demand US
well for something of mDrg vnfllO than tho mora
setting forth OF thu advantages IF tho rOAd, tho
H. s; O. tllH lust ssetl ssllnt It terms tho "lsed
look" IL tB beyond nll comparison tho clever
cBt thing Of tho 'kilnl eyur issued by raIltoud
company, n1,I not only this, but rs n specimen
OF typographical nrt It II u perfect E0n. Tho
cover, designed and engraved by the Amor,can
l,nnk-Nate Company, auIl the hook itself from
tho press Of RnfKht s. LeunRrll, Of ths city, very
inuny PERSONS Wilt keep It for Its beauty niune.
but while tho artistic bus been tho AlIn lh tho OK.
ternal appearance, the cuntents Of tho little
work will he found Of the utmost white from
now Until the closo ofthe present political atrug
H!e. Without pretonsIona, nnd simply sottlng
forth facts. the d. s O. ltel.llook Is incompar-
hy tho handcst And most conlpnct Political
Textbook OF tho catnpaign. Compiled, rrsults
rclIchcl and arranged by nm oil journalist Of
many yeara experience III political statistics, tho
States Nre 50 piaua And tho details 60 c,Iru(llty
attended to thut ut Il 4ss &c Quo conlprGhonils
tho sitHNtton ln each 6tate" First, tho vote OF
c,ch purity for President In 1870 Ia given, with
the total voto ut thu State. the majority, md tho
Electoral votc. Next conn tho details of tho
latest election for State oilicars, followed by
tho political complexion Of thu Legislature, With
tho tuet nQtcd tuat Il unttcd States sanator
Is 10 be elected this Winter, II snch DO tho case.
Theu curea tue result In each Congressional
DISTRICT With foot NOTES clear and coilcfse TINT
the situation III tho different dlstricts Ia ut nnce
apparent. FihA!ly, tho population Of tho Stato
In ls;o ia notc' followed by tho yoto for 1resl-
don't III lsT, with tho ratio Of yotos ttult ycAr to
tho population Of two ycars befnre. This Is
mado tho basls Of u calculation OF tho total yoto
Of cach stato this year, tho figures Ktven Of tho
popu1Mt'on bolg from tho lateat obtAnabo In
formation from tho Consts lareaM. Al these
stntstcs cuyrr every Htnty III tho union, and
tho book Is 80 tntlcxod Rs 10 pcstnit Of iAstAtlt
rhfcrnnce. tho vrcnt value OF tho ltttlo work
.nay rondIly bo upPrccnte.l, II Ia not IN sutu,
ior will IT to distributed Without reRart 10 uso.
All Wishing ropy hnvo but to drop II note Or
postal 10 U. Il. Lori llaltEnlnru hid. and 1t will
bo promptly mailed to the address Kivou.
III