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Daily globe., 1880-08-24
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, U.S. A.
INaERsoII. BLOCK, THIRD STREET.
ST. PAUL. MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, Aug. 23, 1880, 9:56 p. NJ.
Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
Breckenridge. ..29 80 GO N Lit. rain.
Duluth. 1892 80 NE Lit. rain.
St. Paul. 80. 1886 20 BE Lit. rain.
DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather.
29.TS2 100 1871 SE Rain.
Amount rainfall 20 inches; maximum ther-
mometer, 70; minimum thermometer, 63.
o. 8. NJ. CoNE,
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
; WASHINGTON, Aug. "a, A. M.--Indications
for upper lake region, falling followed by
stationary or rising barometer; stationary or
lower temperature; southerly winds, shifting
to west and north; partly cloudy, or cloudy
with rain. For upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, stationeryor lower tempera-
ture; higher barometer; southerly winds,
shifting to westerly; partly cloudy, or cloudy
weather and numerous rains.
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FLASHING FLAMES

FLASHING FIAMES
The Terribly Destructive Fire Of Mon
day Morning.
THE WORK VERY COMPLETE
As Far as Averill's and Kelly's Stores
Are Concerned.
SCENE YESTERDAY MORNING.
Falling Walls Destroying Barn and
Warehouse.
THE RUMORED LOSS OF LIFE
Happily Proves to Have Been I'm
founded.
THE LOSS FOOTS UP S604.20O
And the Insurance Aggregates About
,S431,325.
THE ENTERPRISING SUFFERERS
Resuming Business Without An Hours
Delay.
Daily globe., 1880-08-24

The losses experienced by the owners of the
McQuillan block and adjoining building, and
by the occupants, is fully covsred by insur-
ance, and will amount to only small sum to
each of the numerous companies insuring.
Kelly & Co. are also insured on their barn
$500 in the franklin, of Philadelphia, and on
the contents of the barn 81 900 each in the
Underwriters, Phoenix, of Hartford, and Phnnix
of Brooklyn.
REcAPITULATION
Daily globe., 1880-08-24

missing. The policemen on guard to keep
people out of the way of the firemen, out OF
the mud, and out of danger, will each al
firm that all the boys in town were alive and
all the day long actively engaged in trying
to dodge or sneak into places where they
had no business to 60. Not boy was miss
ing.
The debris ar not moved, and it is possible
that some unknown boy and some forgotten
boy will be found when they are moved.
But it is not at all probable that either man
or boy was killed.
Stable aud Warehouse Crushed.
At about 1880 A. NJ. the eastern wall OF
the Ayerill & 90. building fell outward over
a stable and dray platform belonging to
Kelly & Co., and into the side of warehouse
belonging to Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson d
Co. The stable and platform we're crushed
down as an egg shell would be crushed under
the fall of heavy weight. The warehouse
stood on posts or piles, holding it's lower
timbers several feet above the low ground
over which it was built. The torrent of
bricks poured against and beat in the sides
of the building and forced it away
and OFF its supports, a complete wreck.
The horses, harnesses and drays were
moved from the barn early in the morning,
and comparatively little of value was left to
be buried with the splintered and broken
fragments of the building. The warehouse
contained, on the basement floor, stock of
window glass; $500 worth, belonging
to Noyes, Bros. & Cutler. This included
the glass for the new market house; about
1915 worth. Whether any delay will result
as to the completion of the market house de-
pends upor the proportion of glass broken.
But those who saw the building crushed in,
and could form an approximate estimates of
the weight of dry goods which went down
on the glass, were of the opinion that the
most of the glass must be
broken. On this glass Noyes
Bros. & Cutler have an insurance of $4,000.
Overhead Auerbach, Finch & Culbertson had
about $4,000 worth of goods stored. They
also owned the building, which was worth
about 81 800 and was insured for ST. 500.
Some of their goods were wet by falling in
the mudhole under the warehouse and this,
with the damage in removal, may amount
to $500. The goods were insured for $780,
600 in nine companies, which will divide the
loss and 80 make it light.
Daily globe., 1880-08-24

The full insurance of Kelly & Co. cannot be
East by Mr.. Kelly personally. and the compa.
nies cannot be named until his return. The
above named companies foot up $l29, 800. 1t
is probable that the total insurance of the firm
on the goods burned will not fall short of
$500, ,000-that being the amount ordinarily
carried, and their stock in store at this time of
the year being the largest of the year.
Daily globe., 1880-08-24

The Great Western band at aro.e'a tonight
Daily globe., 1880-08-24

Band concert at arots's Tivoli Tonight.
Daily globe., 1880-08-24
ABSCONDING MINISEER.
MRS. GRANT,

AH0tl.er IaterCieaU Wsth That Pleasant
L0dy-She Likes Best to Lfce In Fash
ingt0n.
Daily globe., 1880-08-24

AUFihbAUd, F., C. q co 8. INSURANCE.
St. Paul Fire and Marine. .$l, 900
The insurance of this firm on the goods that
were slightly damaged in the falling wa rehouse
amounts to $4,000, divided among nine COM
panies.
MOVES BROS. CUTTERS INSURANCE.
American Central. St. Louis. ...$1, $50
Westchester, N. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Hamburg, Bremen. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Daily globe., 1880-08-24
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

CHILD BURNING.
New YORK, Aug. 23.-The police tonight
arrested Mrs. Josephine Scheideler, who
keeps candy store at 214 Christie street,
and Augusta Wohlrap, midwife, 184 Ludlow
street, charged with burning the body of a
still born child whose birth was not reported
to the health board. 1t is alleged the child
was born week ago, and that it was burn
ed on Wednesday last.
CRUSHED BY GUN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-The Mexican
gunboat, Mexico, arrived at San Diego yes
terday from Mazatten, en- route to San Fran.
ciso for repairs. On the voyage up, when
off San Bartholomew, Captain Miguel Azeue-
requa was instantly killed by gun falling
over him while lying beside 1t.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
New YORK, Aug. 23.-Loise Lindan, an
actress of the Thalia theater, who, Sunday
last, attempted to commit suicide by taking
morphine, and who was discharged this after
noon from Bellevue hospital, again took q
dose of morphine. She was returned to the
hospital and 1t is thought will recover.
FATAL SHOOTING.
BUFFALO, Aug. PA shooting affair took
place tonight. Frank Trainor shot John
Smitherwide, fireman of the propeller Cam
isteo, In the left side of the head, near the
temple, causing, it Is feared, fatal wound.
Members of the boats crew were having an
alteration, when Trainor drew revolver,
shooting the fireman. The desperate es-
capped.
| MURDER AND SUICIDE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The bodies Of Simon
Zimmerman and his wife were found at 6:80
this evening at their residence, 210 Cly-
bourne avenue, with bullet holes in then
heads, which had evidently been made by
the husband, as appeared by statements Of
Daily globe., 1880-08-24
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

Bill Washburn Writes Lstter-Its Pub
lislied as y Matter of ''Justice"- Commit
tee to Investigate the Efficiency of the
Fire Department-River Improvement.
At the meeting of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday morning the following let
ter was read for information:
Daily globe., 1880-08-24

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, US. A.
INaERsoII BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
DArr Mru,y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31
Opening and Closing OF The Mails.

CLOSlNQ,
Washington, y. g., North and Northeastern
mails II N. and Is y. III.
Western mails 80 and s ID p. IN.
Southern msis. via KichlnCnd, Va & 90 a.
m. and % and 90 D. M
south and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, 90 a. N. and As p. LII.
Alexandria TO Lynchburg, Va, (way mails)
Including through mails, 6 90 g. m. and 8 90 o. M.
Gordonsville and Charlottesville, Va. 6 10 q.
e. and 9 90 p. 10.
Manassas Division CO a. H.
Alexandria TO Round HILL Va, AS 4. m
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
son, y. g., 8 80 a. m. snd 2 10 and 6 00 p. m.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, s SO a. 10.
nd ~ p. m.
Southwestern mails Wis Lynchburg, Virginia,
Through msils) including way mails on Midland
railroad, 8 30 9. n.
Manassas Division 80 q. III.
Round Hill 10 Alexandria, Va, 90 p. m.
Office Hours-Ottice opens at ~ 3. m, and
closes at co .. m.
Sunday Hours-OGico opens st As q. NJ, and
closes at 9 80 q. m.
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A1exaMdriX Gxzette
SATURDAY EvEN'G., JANUARY s., 1880
Electric Hight,


A dispatch from London contaies The result
of interviews With prcmircot French scientists
upoa Elison's electric light.
One Of the greatest soc 1t,sts OF the day, NJ.
joan Rirtista Dumas, slated to a correspond
ent, in relation TO tho possibility Of the carbon
iz,d cardboard hcr: cahoc being held by The
platinum Clamp, that lie would not pretend to
deny the authenticity tf the actual facts, for he
kaow Mr.. Edison q skill aud his position TO ar
rive at different results from those Ghlah ne
IN. Damns) kea been atle TO uhtain 10 bis oTn
laboratory.
NJ. Nlandet Brtpuef, too. tho author Oh
several valuable works on Gls C richly, SAID gu :
pharically that The lumber Of Witntsses who
were present at tho experiments vas too krost
TO admit Of tho least doub. being cnlcrtant
az TO tho rrallry OF the results dec. bed
Mr.. Cojks, tbs iLventcr OF tbs tail6meter.
ard NJ. fon:ainr, president Of tie Sgrdita!
d'E!eeuici;c, founded by The National Uoou
of the S'5nGiaal Chambers, lk9Hise bore testi
nony 10 the extraordinary value Of Edison t
invtntioia ILdacd NJ fontono believed that
the discovery ahcut iho oarbnniz1d horse shoe
had been made bg :. c,rtnin d$xicrity OF
manipulation. ui ;rlicI, Fir Edison has pro-
served the atcret.
Such testimony as The foregoing to The
grandeur Of the results Of tho hlcnlo Park
Wizard IaborS INST be gall and wofMWOod tC
the petty c.rperi against hin. Ncn of The
high standing Ct The gentlemen whose view;
arc laid b; lore our readers this titernGoa arc
better able to adgc Of the Importance OF Mr.
Elison's discoveries than al The legion Of les
. Her lights who hAyo been snarling o. thcm since
the great American made them known. More
over. let the thoughtful world remember tha
not ono OF these gcn!cmnn could afford to erl
IL Judgment or make q careless statement IL
regard to the matter en- which they Wcro inter-
viewed. Therefore, their words must silence
i"rcver Tho carriog herd that has sue; rod at the
El!s)n ihventcpe.
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RAILROADS.

1880 &c.,, ezs A; 1880
Tc TIE NORTH, WEST 6 SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, '1
STEEL EA 1 ,I sPLENDID SCENERY
kAeNlF iIv1;IS1 6 E19sgSGIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington from depot of RAJ
TIMORE s POTOMAC RAILRCAD a.,
nsr Of Sixth and b st1 acts, AS follows: W.T.
For Philadelphia, New York and the East s1O
Am. and l.SO 2. M. daily, except Supdsy, NV
9.45 ?. m. daily, With Palace Cars. Lin.
tied Express OF Pullman Psrlor Cars 93ls
I m. daily, eIeep: sundsy. For Philsdepli,
8 10 am, except Sunday, and $50 p. m. daily
For Pittsburg sDdthe West 70. 40 q. n. daily, VIII,
Pallor Cars 10 Pittsburg; $40 p. m. Gsi!v
with falaco Car 10 Chicago.
For Csnandaigua and tho North, GOO a. m
except Sunday and 7.4U y. 10. daily, eIcon,
Saturday, with Pslace Gar to Cananlsieus
For Watkins, l0io y. NJ. ds;ly. except San.
day.
For baltimore, C O., s.1o. $50 and 1910 a. m.
l.S0, IL, An, 6.3U. 7.4o and 9.45 D. NJ
uH Sunday, 1910 a. m; $50, $50 and 94j
p. Ii.
For ropo's Creek Line CO A. m, snd 42anm
daily, except SundSS.
| For Annapolis. 10 q. N. and 40 y. m, daily
except sunday. %.
LOCAL TRAINS.
| For Ajax ~ y and IL q, III. anil 4 n
G25. aid ii cop. III. Sunday TT +, . and Ii
81. III. and s i. IN.
Trains loa7e Alo1arLris Cox Washington, 6,Co
| SW ard ION, rs, aad 3, s, end y. N. and
] 12n;Sht.
On Sunday NJ SCH and 10 =. III. and and oui
y. III,
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH 81,
| Quantlco and Richmond, will loavo Alstso.
| drla ct 30 a. ii. Gaily and 80 p. H. daily,
except Sunday.
Iickets and information can 10 prccared
principal railroad stations and ticket oHco;
Southeast. l.. 1. FARMER,
Ganl. Passenger Agea.
FRANK TiiOMSuN
General MANAGE noyol
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
w A. JOHNSON s. CO.

w a. JOHNSON s. CO.
WHOLESALE GROUERs,
GEN ERAL CUMMiSSION MEEUHANTS,
And Deslers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand 0IBSON'S Xxx, XXX, xxx
and PUkE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHiSklES; also BAK.
WElSKi KS 10 2hich they invite the attention
Of the trade.
Ordcrs from tho country fer merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consgnments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for Which they guarantee the
heaost market prices and prompt returns.
northeast cornor CT Cameron and Royal ats..
Alexandria, Va. oct 10
HAS - TAYLOR Jr.,
QIste Of J. T. Beckham s. Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MEKGHANT,
AM FEED DEALER,
Agent for
J. 7. FICKLEN & SONS
CNLhHkATED BRIDGEWATRKF FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union street,
jan - Alexandria, Virginia.
IIARHoN u SMITH,
WHOLESALER
uEDCEEa AMI aRAERAL COMMISSION
kERiHAMTS,
Corner Prince ard Royal sta.,
ALEXANDRIA, W..
Consignn,on!s ct Grain and Country Produce
solicited. and PROMPT returns mazda. iyl
II AShow BROS
WHoLRBiLE
GEOC&RS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
GOHN GlBSON'S SON s CO.'S. CABINET
=. X& snd XXX WHISTLES, and
1'hompson's Pure Rye ;Whiakey; Foreign
Wines and Braldios, Alo, Porter
and ChampGgnes,
@AGgNCY OF TIE LAFLANp
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
n. " COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL SITS.
Coffee roasted for tho trado at 75c per sack.
my G.-tf
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Fssis NEW YSEsk

FOR NEW YORK.,
'sTE!E.TEEss p. &. KING Hg 4zlvE, JGk;sge
GsHSHyy
EVERY FRIDAY, at Il H.; aid returning,
leave New York, from pier d, East river, EV-
ERY SATURDAY, at o'clock p. n.
The steamers OF this company mako conrac-
lions At Norfolk fer Boston and sill points Esst
at New York with all points Yves! and Ncrth-
west, and ct Alexandria with Virginia Mij!sad
Railroad end Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and fceigh! handled care-
fully and promptly. For further information
apply 10 +. a. REED, Agent,
JSnneys wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, Pread Mt.
Office urdcr Natl. Metrop Bark,
sep Ill Washington, D. G.
s.ssss CLYDg's STEAM LINES WEEK
F Pill i FA rs g1yEp psovr
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers Leave Als1anGria EVERY TUES
Pc and lssve Philadelphia EVE&Y SAT
This limo come Its p. Alexandria with Era q
a. q N. ard " y o. l.. Rs, anu at Philadel
Pu!H VIZ O!Joo regular Olean.sElifs io1 Fall
River. Pro7ideni;o and Boston.
Freight forwarded with p-omptne5a sad csro
free Of commissions.
No charge for trs,lsfor in Philsd sni
wharfage In Boston. Quick time. prenuopi
departures. Through rates End through Dill
OF lsding giYca Insurance at the Lowest rates
Agents:
+. 4. REED, Aio1snd.is.
WIN: 7 CLYDE & CO., pEilaoel,. il
JOHNSON s. CO., Wash. 6 Gsorg:'n
jan 8-tf - -
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STEAMRRs,
RI D IT I G. K.
CHANGE OF TIME,

NOTICE
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and tftor SUNDAY, Ociohe, 9Th, the
boats of the POTOMAC FEHEY GO. will run
" l''l0"' leave ALEXANDRIA:
II So 20, 2 so. 80. 4 80, & 20, and GCGp.m 70,
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
so go. 8 80, 8 50, 10 so and II 30 s, n. snd
IL 80, 50, ? 20, ) &C. 4 80, 5 10 ami 20 ma
oct4 GEO. Il. Phillips, Manager.
Inland & ScaboaEd CoastiDg Go,
WINTER AkRANOEMEET. GOMMGNC-
INC OCTOBER Let, 1870.
htssmarE e this Iins will run IS f,i!ows:
k'OR NOssFes.E:,
Connecting with Merchants and Miur7s' l.inc
for Boston, stoa!GGr
E.Tk'2' st% EEiE E.sST
EVEEY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, srd
Friday at 6 80 clock PM; rctnrainr, lee PC
Norfolk on alternate days at AGO y. m.
Fare, fret class, 81; ronEd trip g..
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"a kSHiNGTON ID OHIO RAILRO
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

- ~ hh hStSAEGT M NM.
beginning Oct 4, 1879. 'a"
The MAIL TRAIN will lssye Washington a.
w a. N. and Alexandria at 06 4. m. daily
except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going wosl.
whrI, OF IL ~ e. 10 and nrrico Ut Round Hi!
at ~ m. Leave hound Fill NJ 1890 .. H.; psss
1:etshnrg, going eastward, at 10 p. M, and or.
rive al Alexandria ST BIB y. NJ, and ut Wash.
lngton Al 3 10 b. III
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN wllleays
Washington ut - and Alozandra at 4 Is pm
daily except Sunday, and arrive at Leesburg
At i Az p. In. Leave Leesburg At 100 o. m,
and arrive at Aloxsndris ut SI6 a. m, and
Washington At 8 80 T. IN.
:, NJ Passengers from Washington will tsts
mo Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
q Potonsc Rail road station ata " q. m. and 40
y. M, and 60 through without change Of cal a.
Tho 9.06 g. n. train from Alexandra and l23U
P. 10. train from Round I'LL connect Of Hound
Hill with Harris Daily Llae OF Coacbel
for Snickersyille: Berryville and Winchester
ALSO with Reamer' 8 Line Of Coaches, which lesYa
hoesburg daily for Aldie and Mi6dlebuTs,
Both trsins, westward, make close connections,
Ct Vienna, with Sisson's Line OF Stages for Fair
fax Court House. go
Communication tickets, 81 CTS per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
H. II. HAVENRR,
oet w General Ticket Agent.
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Connections st Richmond with tho Richmond
*nd Danville and Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads FOR the South, with tho Ga Uomin-
ion Steamship line for New York. and Vir-
gini" Steam Line and L. s. T. X. X. for Nor
folk.
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II furnishes tho IGWa trloGrGnis OF the How
York Astociatsd Ftess and Of Kcatti's Euro
pean agency, hoihG, with but two exceptions,
the only paper between Bsltih.nso snd Rich
noId TINT is ths Connected with the great
fountains al The worlds n5wa.
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Connections at Goshen with Slsgo lines for
Lexington and Natural Bridge; .. Huntington
and the Ohio river; ST Portsmouth, O., with
Scioto Valley Il. t. for all points in tho orLh
Wos.; st MsSsville, Ky, With the Kentucky
Central L. Il. for al points in central Kontuck5;
al CINCINNATI, o., with ali lines I,r ell points in
the West.
Through tickets FOR sslo NJ Y. n. e Z. offices
in Washington (G9l runna. ago. and in AIoS-
ondrin
CON WAY Il. HOWARD, G.P.&T.A.
j. Z. DAME, Southern q gent jan a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

NJ kW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We have opened nj No. 22 ROYAL ST, An
Auction and Commission House.
We arc now ready TO receive all kinds Of MR.
chandide ind household goods on consignment
or purchase The same
we THINK 1t may prove an advantage to Der.
Sons who havo PRODUCE OF any description
10 send 1t to us. Located ilomedintoly opposiLe
Tho main entrance to tho Market on Jjoyal At,
goods can be- OK posed evory morning At hubble
anciion, when tho best pricas may lie expected
Prompt rGturna made on sales.
rhrsons having FURNITURE for asle will
End IL to their advantage TO give us call,
We vii attend to huctioneoring al public sales
1T property, and respectfully solicit q share of
public Patronage. UNEAL,& LUCAS
az Auction Goo3a Constantly on hand and for
snle. nov s.,f
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RAILROADS..

TE7HE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO K. w.
q (Via Gordonsville)
Is the popular passenger route between Ale1's
snd tho West ana favorite Gouble daily all
rail route betwoen Alezand,is and Richmond.
Passenger trains run IS follows:
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With ti'n Coming Eosr all III, long iriad End
impro?td methods of making 3 standard nows.
paper will be continued, with sach additional
facilities rs past experience iustiics tho prcpre-
tor in hcliaving viii s3i 10 Tho cnp:ri'y Of tho
Gazette to servo lis rGs,:rIs. Il expects to ran-
der faithful service IL TIA city, the state and tho
country By candid cT:;cjsm o! men and events
in tho Interest Cflhn roNI,?n If the Commonwealth
Of Virginis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

NJ ATIONAL BEJILERS NATIONAL
A. bEO!LEESi For broIling meats aud
GJaterd, or toa5tlnH hreaf. Nothing can com.
tnfo To the National Broilrr. For sale by
hOr3u MCLEAN T. UHIkR IGkinvst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

UST RECH1VED-Now Layer Rsisirs,
- whole. half and quarter boxes, loose Muscs.
tel and Valencia Rslsins, new Currsnts, now
turkish Prunes, Lea S PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE
sauce Colman's English Mustard and Italian
dec w. 4. JOHl JSON so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

EhNOY ARTIULEH-Toilet Sets, o..
a loano Bottles, Vases, Eand Mirrors, Yer.
bena, Florida Lavender, Violet, Magnolia and
:tber Toilet WAtera, Comba, BRUSHES, Shs vinp
MUGS, Oer~ IN Coognc, Bay Rum, SC, for
sale at prcee 10 suit tho times Ivy
doc 10 WARFIEGD q RAIL-
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w. S. MOORE.

No. G5 Union street,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Where no is prepared 10 furnish all kinds of
MACHINERY, WKOUGHTandC CAST IRON
FENCES, Sc. Repairing done with dispatch
and at prices that were chsrged previous to the
war. dec II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

EkJINDSCR COFFEE POTSi
WINDSOR COFFEE POTSl
We have just received an invoice of the above
celebrated Coffee Pots, which ire pronounced
THE BEST" by al who have used them.
MCLEAN s. UuLER,
oct 81 76 KING etra,t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19

wT The result OF Tuesday's election
in Indiana does not prove thar the Be-
publicans outnumber the Democrats O
that State. Still less does it prove thai
the voters Of Indisna in November mex
will prefer Garfield and Arthur TO Han.
cock aud English. 1t only pro sss thai
the Democratic party Of Indians u made
up Of earnest and independent xstess
who have clear and positive views q
political principles as wea as Of poiitic'
al expediency. and that it is not asafs'td
leave either political principle or polite
al expediency too much. out Of view in
organizing . campaign which is to- be
fought by such voters The Presiden.
tial nominations Of the National Democ-
racy deserve the absolute and united
support of all such voters. 1t is per-
fectly well understood. and has been
from the day of the Cincinnati nomins.
tions, that the national ticket 10 many
thousand votes stronger than the local
ticket, and the Democrats of the Union
may rest assured that the sun had not
fairly set on the local Democratic de-
feat of Tuesday, October II, before the
Democratic organization of Indiana vas
put in thorough order to secure to In
diana her due part in the great national
Democratic victory Of November a.
N. p. World, 11th INST.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-10-19
James r.. Bradley, of Mercer Coun-
ty, Declares for Hancock, and
Gives His Reasons for 1t.
WEST MIDDLEsrx, MEkcEK Co., Pa. !

WEST MIDDLEsEx. MEkcEk Co., Pa.
:. September 5, 1880.
To the Editor of the Pittsburgh Post:
f i have always been an uncompronis-
ing Republican; never voted anything
else in my life. Ny interests are identi.
fed With the iron interests OF the coun.
try, having always been producer OF
smanufacturer.- :: l have been at loss fol
some time to know Whist part to take il
the approaching election. l cannot ex.
pect anything but promises from the
Republican party, and as for their candi.
date he has been on all sides of the tariff
question; besides, he has been condemn,
ed by his own party aud by com mittee
asked for by James G: Blaine for cor
fnpt. practices. He received bribes fof
Z pavement contract which at the time
was denounced by the press and the pub
lie In his own district. He hastened to
return his back salary steal to the Treas
ury after Convention held in Warren,
Ohio, had asked him to resign his seat
in Congress. j.
Against Hancock's good name not
.ons word hes or can be said by either
party. His action has been that Of .
statesmsn. The only food upon which
the Republican party subsis.s and ex.
poets to win the next election, is the old
cry OF sold South, and as for me am
tired and sick Of such food. You may,
therefore. enroll me for Hancock and
English. l am respectfully yours,
JAMES B. BRADLEY.