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CONSTIPATION

Only with regularity Of the bowels can periect
hesIth no enioyed. If the constipation Is of reces!
date. a single cose of TUFTS PILLS will suffice;
hut If II has become habitual, one pill should DE
taken every night. gradually l~essening the frequency
of ,bftlose until a regular daily movement Is OBJ
tanned, which Will soon follow.
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HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR OF
WHlsKERs changed 20 a GLOSSY BLACK oy q
siao,e sinIicaijon of This DYE. II ilnpartsa Natu.
81 soin,, scls ustsntanpously. and is as harmless
as snfIng-aaler. sold by. druggists, or sent oy e1-
press on receipt of u.
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREE NEW iohh'
lao 20-eod1yI
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, MAY .-N0on.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 4 per cent. Exchange-Long
1854; short, 4SS4. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Erenfng.-Money, 3M5 per cent. EXCHANGE,
4sj4. Governments firm new 5s, l03l; Al per
Genus, 109H; 4 per cents. l07H. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-Virginia 6's, deferred,
81; consols, 55; second series. 2Z5s; past-due cou-
pOms, 92k; new l0-40's, 80. Bid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Nay 10, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rsd, 226 bushels.
ORR White, $50 on hel..
uATs.-l6 90 bushels.
RYE.-S bushels.
MEALS bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-5f bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, los bushels prime mixed a
el.34: IA bushels good FullZa at fl.27; LOG bushel
good Fuuz at sl27; 3S bushels Fnliz at fl.25-
total, 266 bushels.
CORN White, 400 bushels on private terms
150 bushels very good at 56c total, 3oO bushels
uATS.-l60 bushels prime spring al 4OC.
RYE.-S bushels very good al SIC.
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Rev. r. +. Osgood, New York, says:
81 have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, ana Nef-
vousness. 1 never had any medicine TO % me 50
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are aS goo"
as represented" ,u
OFFICE. IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Ian 20-eodlyl
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&

no REGAIN YOUR SIGHT lSS~
q 25c... N&
call at e2s Broad stree, aud get = DALI OF rraofA y
s 1870 = anaii,y aIways on hand. Prices from zoe.
n w. f~skillully adjusted 10 the eve oy
up"sfo' ~" T.. Z. WALTER,
o-.uu.., on,ic,sn. Wstchmaser,a and Jewener,
rfs aSs s,oad street agent for w. II. Cowardinl
NH 0-3m
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WASHINGTON, May 19.-Thc President
today sent to the Senate the nomination OF
lanes 8. Lougsrreei, OF Georgia, to De
Minister TO Turkey; ID. N. Key, to De
Halted States Judge for tue Eastern ana
Middle districts Of Tennessee.
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DIR. /. Guy Lewis. Fulton, Ark says;
,Ater a practice of twenty five years pra-
nounce TUFTS PILLS the best anti-bilious medi-
cine ever made"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1850.
sALhs'-o,oo Piedmont Railroad SIS sold nj
LIN; l,o00 e.. G. and A.. Railroad second sold nj
10Y iV SHARES or aud Danvllle Railroad
s.ock at 81; 20 shares Of Union Bank stock gold
III o3S; 2 shares Il Union Bank stock sold at 5ss
HONERNMENT sECURlTIEs. Rid. Asksd
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great II asses OF Ice locsened by the shock
fell into the sea-, throwing up immense
volumes of water,
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A connects for Farmvllle, Lynchburs, and al
| points In the South west.
q connects for Milton, NJ {.
connects for Asheville and all points In IVES
North Caroline.
connects for Macon and all points In Southwest.
Georgia.
T. connects forJaeksonvlIle and all points in Flo.
riia.
Connects for Macon and all points In seuthwes
| Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, snc
al Texas points.
G. connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, sac
We ksbnrg.
II connee IS for Galveston and all Texas points.
trains from the aboye-named points arrive IN
| Richmond at 4:43P. NJ, $500 A. NJ. and $50 NJ
Trains between Greensboro and salem run daily
except sunday.
TraIus on North Carolina division make connec-
tion ut Goldsb oro' with the W. 4 ". X. u. TO and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawlng-room asd sleeping Cars
run through on Train No. As from New York Az
Richmond TO Atlanta, Ga, on Train No. az from
Washington 81 Augusta. Co.,, ria Richmond
tickets sold TO al p1ints south. southeast, az q
southwest and baggage checked through.
No lsy-oyer checks given on lscaI tickets.
JOHN X. NACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
I. VI. r. TALCOTr, General superintendent
my IL
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Flour.

zine. s4@s4.5O: super1ne. S5mt5 2J: ex,rs
f6@sG.25; common family, sG.259fG.oO; 'anej
S7@f7.5O.
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RESOLUTIONS q PARTNHnSBlPs

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
4 FORE existing Det~een the undersixn,a nnocs
The ay,n.rause and style OF SHELTON. MlNOH a
90. Is his cav dissolved by mutual consen'. F. a.
uIsoR relires from The business, having 500 ms
thev assuming lie liabilities of the late drm;
thes a'S"" ri. w. SHELTON,
q. q. STAPLES,
j.. A. MINOR.
nav 1s 1880. my l9.6t
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NARROW ESCAPE.

Dr. Hayes mentions an experience in the
snip United States in 1860 which nearly
ended The expedition. The weather was
calm, and the vessel making very little head.
way IN ibe ice. Being caught by a current,
Tue vessel wss damned against I'm iceberg,
NE equilibrium OF which was disturbed, and
began to lean over toward the ship. The
inolion was slow and very charming. A
BOAT was lowered and o line taken TO an
eo'her iceberg, and the ship was hauled from
her dangerous position. Just as the stern
w clear the Ice mountain toppIsd over, and
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THE PUBLIC is HEREBY RESPECT.
Fully informed that the late bniiness OF
surLTON. MItOs 4 co. Will be from ms date
eonaucte1 under The irm name and style OF snEL-
T0x. STAPLES q 20. All Indebtedness 10 ir
late arm will be received by US.
'"''' II. W. SHELTON,
q. o. STAPLES.
MAY 10. 1880. my zo4l
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 0,
" 1880, PASSENGER TRAINS RUN Az FOL-
Lows.
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.-HILL TWO HUNDRED FEET HIGH.


AN ICE-HILL W d FEET HIGH.
"Next was an ice-bill at least 200 feet in
height, its face being 800 feet in length,
and irregular in shape. No one is capable
OF approaching the glorious variety OF Ice
berg scenery, unless he be an eyewitness.
The general color OF a berg may be COM
pared 10 frosted silver, and when its frac-
lures are very extensive The exposed faces
have a very brilliant lustre. But the en-.
iOyment OF the glory Of such scenery is
somewhat modified when we consider its
dangers. As the berg reaches warmer wa
tiers its submerged mass is acted upon, and
as 1t gradually melts the berg becomes top
beavy, and rolls over and breaks into
hundreds Of pieces. First the inclined face
Rises, then you bear a grinding noise, and
then rs base has cracked with a sound like
thunder. IL rises and throws the water up
a. from "a submarine explosion, and you
next observe a hundred smaller bergs form
ed from this great mass. After remaining
fast for several hours We saw an open canal,
and headed our ship toward 1t. As we
moved on. congratulatiDg ourselves that we
would soon be out, our canal suddenly
grew narrower, aud we were ismmed be-
tween two great ice-6elds. After being de-
llsyed In this way for nearly forty.eight
hours we finally extricated our ship from
It's 'ee-bound position, and In few hours
were i'll clear, 0peD watef.v
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EIPETTW NEWS.

A correspondent at B:rlin so5s Prllco
| Gortscnakcffi is reported &c be very i'll, and IN
likely to recoVer.
Abdulah Stisk lad thirty OF the pt@y Ct
Kuris invading Persia oruciGed Tor oolnEiittiDg
eXcesSes.
| Gapbetta has paid $50 900 francs for site
fer tomb at Pere La Chaise. The spot So
ecled is opposite the monument OF Ihelr'.
| At "a council of minister's On Saturday it s7Es
proposed to quest the Pcrte to order perV!sh
pssha TO surrender Du!cigno at aoy cost.
Edwin Booth IVES we'll received 90 bis sp.
peersres as Hamlet 10 the PiiLcsss' Theatre,
London. The c.!t!C2, however, arc not LAVISH
| With their praise.
Shcik Abdullah kss advanced against Utu..
miah With 600 troops but bss bceo reDulstd
| With gtest loss The Kurds are uoR capDed
eight miles from U!unish.
Cardinal Jaoobini has gone to Munich to con
| cert with Ms.. Rot c,tti. the papal nunc:o, TOR
| q resumption Of negotiations between Germany
oDu the Vatican.
Tho Earl of R:sebezy. liberal. has been
elected lord rsc.cr of Edinburgh University,
defesliog Sir Robert ChrstsoD, Bart, eca
ssIviti9r.
Alta large moeti0g held at Paris yesterday,
a resolution YES edopsed demanding the SUI.
prsssiou of tbs bu3sas Of tho Miossry Of Pub
Ito Worship and the saparai N ct church and
state.
TIE great rial CT ribilists. ineluaiog peFsebS
rc:uscd q Jog tie authors OF the explotloEs
90 tie Moscow railway sod 10 the Winter
Palace, ACE others chs.ged With plotting against
the life Of the Gar. has com neuced before the
military tribunal at 81. Petersburg.
Tie Londoa NsW'S Earlio correspondents
ssys that The socialists d ,cted from Hamburg
will probably 20 to the United States. Herr
Frizcbe, c scci ,list d,ru:y. ls tbous to 70 TO
America 10 ra1:re into tho condition OF the
!aboIing cssses.
Gov. HsruessY. Of Hong koDg, has r*c,oly
ssute need two Chioanen to Two years Imprls'
ounle OF for de,eIbing woman with iotsnt TO
sell her. aud Two other ou!Drits convicted OF DC
taipicg Eve boys to sail icto slavery wsrc each
sentenced TO sewn years. imprisonment
Fer abou. milo slong the banks CT the Tyne
tho shipysrds are Worktd 10 tbeir utmost esps-
city 90 STEAMERS Intended fer the TRANSATLANTIC
trade. Nest Of the neT Vessels srs OF mammoth
proportions, and smong them is one Tor the
Allan In, of $500 tons bnrlheu, which is yerT
oesr completion.
A meeting of the Land Lsagus vas held yes.
terdsy at Lowell, and in an address one of the
members stated that if Parnel vas convicted
revolution would take plsc, oil over Ireland.
Psrnell addressed meeting ct Athlone. yester.
day. during which the siRDd-1hich bad been
tempered with-fali and crushed several Of Tho
spectators.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

The iolonton of the New York democrats TO
Investigate the recsnt election in that State for
tho purpcs, of discovering tho frauds that The
rsturns show plainly enough must have been
perpetrated there. is severely ensured by the
republicans, upon the assumed ground of the
Injurious effect such an investigation will have
upon the business of tho country. The presi-
d cntial fraud four years ago was permitted to
s1c,ced because it wss feared that to oppose it
would loHer tic priao Of bonds and stocks, srd
the same fear is svaied Of now to prevent the
detection and exposure Of o similar fraud. A
republican form of government. free Institutions.
The privilege cf sufftags ere all, from now herc'.
firth. to be subortioated to tho peouBary in.
terests Of a few rich men, the price ct whose
securities aust not DO lowered. Well, if the
Norhsru people oso stand il. those Of the
South c,rtsinly car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

G. N. Lamphere. chief of Appointment Die
vision, Treasury Department. Washington city.
has given to the public book entitled The
Usited States Government" contsinirg SO
much valuable Information in style SO simple,
oon prshensve SID reliable that wo feel We Grs
not s,yipg too much to pronourcs it public
Blessing. Ard as this is country of fifty mil
liors Of prosperous people, who. as they grow
older. grow proIdcr Of their citizenship. Let
them not neglect tie opportunity of taking pos
session of ell information relative to the ms.
ohinery asd management of cur government.
This book, carefully siuti.d for few weeks,
will place you in POSSESSION of Information that
years CT general aud uns5 stematic reading would
DOT supply. 1t is hand book for the legisls.
tor. directory for the merchant, and constant
companion for every intelligent cilizsn. We
are Indebted to Mr.. Park, who delights 10
showing up all things Of beauty and merit. for
az examination Of this work. and any comnuui-
cation addressed to the author ct Washington
will be promptly answered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

We have Known for many years that PSF
t;sanism was even mora binding than the noon
day sun, but &c never had this knowledge more
forcibly illustrated than a day or two age, when.
in conVersiog with on intelligent, we'll Informed
and highly respected republican of this city,
va learned tba! be is really uncer the impression
that the geuuiGo aud authentic Instructions Of
the national reprt loan executive otmmittee. 10
the republican party 10 Virginia, to uuite With
tho regulators, wsro dsvco CT the democrats.
rtsorted 10 fer the solo purpose of obtaining
democratic votes. When such men as the sea-
,leman 10 whom We reler are rendered i'm
rervious 10 The ilfuerce Of direct and positive
evidence by their partisan feeIicgs. it is by 20
means surprising that men not..so intelligent nor
80 we'll icforncd should refuse to believe any
thing that does not agree with their own pre-
conceived ideas, so far ct least as politics are
concerned.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCE,

VIRGINIA BcWce.-J. 4. Iem5.s.3l e..
Baltimore Finsrcial Ciscui~: Ct Sa.u:5,y r..
says:
Virginia Ccnsols closed Monday cr,,;,.. ..
81 and Ten Forties C. 1Ct. The former ort. -
the morning sfier tie eeciijn ct G3 ant c,:,,. =.
advanced to G5. Large purchases were ,asf. :.
the latter hsure and the CT TsSn
opened at ~, and sold 10 10 g with wy i,...s
transactions and COL f en-. buyers. TnL-a a..
very little short interest in thee bonds tc. ~
are selling 60 ridiculou,ly low tia. tacv ~
many buyers. We will be very much SUI, ;;,@t'
ii both Consols and 10 los DO not sell (s,5e,.,',
IL the latter very much higher There s:e soi-.
curilies thst appear to be so promising, AID i
return so high o rate Of intorei, - Vic,iri
Consos and Ten Eor:i!s. =. Gj AZ! W.
coupons selling st9,, Consol5 viii 7ocu.e c..
per cent per snnum. and Ten For!iss ).
and coupons at IS will psy over ? per CO... ~
the money invested.
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PUBLISHED DAILY s. TRI-WEEkLY b.
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER

L. will bo veil for the Saulh if the ex,du5
that COMMENCED in time for the negroes 10 vote
10 the doubtful States of the North shall ON.
tinue, for upoo its eontitu,nce depends the
SUCCESS of the efforts now 10 progress to induce
white immigration. White laborers will not
come to section Wberc they will have to com.
pste with netrjcs. Were the negroes Of the
South to eui2ra.e ia body, they would have
hardly gone before their plsc,s would be filled
by thrifty and Industrious immigrants from the
Norsl; but ss long as they remain people look
ing for new bones will eivo the South vide
berth. They arc blight upon her. but she
bears il brsvely. and Dies the b(si she can
undsr the grievous iph:c tiou.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
EicIo Cfan Abbey,

LoSDog. November S.-A dispstch from
Msrsei!les 10 Reuters telegraph com p.ny says ::
The siege Of tee Abbey Of lac Premontre fathers
monastery. Tho sub prefact states the .uthori
ties did not intoad to t1e,k open the doore, but
will continue the tie2a month if necessary.
1ha fathers declare they have suf1i ,isnt proVl.
sions sud will not yield. at Chsmbery the
Trappists of TAME were dispersed on tho G.h
instant By body Ct seven b.igsdss OF gends1-
merle aud fifty troops Of the line.
a dispatch from Psris to the Times ssys the
Eantes Capuchins have embarked for Cork.
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1Fsc Late Episcopal Convention.

The late Episcopal convention rsfussd to ep.
point court OF descons; to make any change in
ts sessions; TO euthori2 an sss:s.sn. bishop for
Virginia (pretsrriDg that Virginia shouid divide
Itself into two diocososG 10 author y bishop
for Dskots; TO take any action looking towards
the formation Of an order of deaconncss or sister
hoods. TO made any change in discipline in 70.
gard 10 toe ,sty or any change in the itany OF in
the burial serv:rs "a change was desired to per.
nit service over suicidesj. O. any change in the
marriage service. Whist the convention did was
20 take an sctive interest in miasions (oontritu.
liors fos the same to BE- taken By subscriptions,
S. suggested ty lbs Bishop Of Gsine) it appoint.
ed bishops for ssve1RiE territories; introduced
new lessons. the old sill being permitted; in.
troSpced shorter ger7ices 70, week days; Refused
!extemporGueou, prayer, snd s!fo refused
to permit the introduction Of new hymns.
a com lliitee oftwenty. one-seven bishops, eeven
presbYter and se5ea lsymen-Has appointed
on the revision of tho prAy er book. improve
ment in education WAS considelsd, Gad thu
church counseled not to eend their children to
Romish fchools. The Book Of Common Prayer
was ordered 10 be printed in Italian, French.
GaTEsl and Spanish, snd o mission work in
Mexico and among tie Indians waro reported
upon. The centennial OF the church in AmsIi.
ga 1t We dc dad should be celebrated; 81. NO-
GEO :. bs rsissd. tue interest fos ihe three Eter-
vehiag yesrs to De applied to the establishment
Of churcheE.
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Denial.

PATERSON, y. j., \ ovember e.-In reference
10 the rumor widely crcul ,.ed and published in
several New Iolk daiIIes to the effect that
Chinese labor wss bs;ng Introduced into the silk
and other nils OF this city it is met with an in
dign.nt denial on thspaIL of manufactures here
Tho Barb, UT q ~ SPINNING company who have
bsen representei ss having already set mum
Der Of Chinsmen 10 work by way of experiment.
declares tie statement false in every psrtiCus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

The republican national committee in their
address to the country say:
IF the republicans Of the South had been
permitted to vote as they wished to. and have
their votes counted as they were cast, at least
six Ct thess States would have recorded maiorl.
ties ranging from 5000 to DO 900 for our ticket.
The m Jorties therefore claimed by our adver:
sarics in most of the Southern States NO regard
unworthy Of consideration.
And vet this committee know ss we'll as they
known anything that The fraud and intimida.
ton" prac:ioed at The South at tho recent cleo.
tioo DO not compare il extent or magnitude
With what was done 10 that lice in any Of tho
doubtful States of the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Csc Of Thomas Dsjirae!tc, sho was
aanleacsd to death for killing his sister in a
house Ct Il! fan:, ia Dlnv!llo, il to be bea!d Of
the pTesen! tern Ct the Court of Appeals.
The officers Of the artillery ssheol at Fort
Monroe, who hiv, been absent for tho PAST two
Retks r,skiog o survey Of Yorktown and
Gloucester, ha7, o,unle'cd their work s1d re-
tErned to their pcs'.
Nj. E. j. GogdoR. tue principal CT The L:eu:t
Dale Academy, 10 Madison county. tiad vcry
suddenly yesterday uo:r:1c, of disease OF tho
heart, while attending service at Crocted Run
Chu!cl. He WAS enc Ct tho most estcelled
ctizsrs Of the c;ua!y.
Returns FROM 81 cou1tes AID cities shcw the
following vote: Regular democratic lioket,
S0,476; rerubl;e, 70 ticket, GO 995; reaoi15ter
ticket. p ZIG. in these the Malone ticket has
nsio!iGy 10 only 9 Counties, a2gragSsing l COG.
There gro yet q COUNTIES to hear from which
will doubtless considerably decrease The mpjority
for K regular ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
Railroad Accident,

JERSEY City. N. j., Nov. Sat clock
tSis morning an eogine and part Of coal train
90 the Morris 4 Essex Il. R. Jumped the track
at 10 h and Grove streets. Jersey City. The
engineer, Peter Cavsnsgb. resident of Port
Morris, who tried TO leap from the tender Of
his engine was Instantly killed, and the fireman.
Wm. llopping. wss seriously iriared. Tho
uaek Was sleared at III 0 siock when travel WAS
resumed.
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Suicides.

New YoRK, Nov. S-Wm. Msrson.a Scoot-
man, committed suicide this MON at bis store,
No. 10 Baekmsn street, and at the same time
John Sut,lase. 50 years CT eye. nstieo Of
Germany, comuiitad suicide by shOo!ng HIM
SCI! 10 tie head at No. l42 Suffolk street.
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DIED.

A. TALBERT, sged 81 years, months snd 80
dsy:. ~ The funeral will take place from
the residence of her brother, Jsmes NJ. Ia bert.
10 morrow at 2 O'clock D. N. Friends and re.
latves are requested to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
Eneliigibie.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. S.-S,uo excite.
meet pcrgade5 polliicsl cEc.;s over the dis.
eovery that Robert McKenna, ooo of the teu
republicans cicc:ed to the Legislature from this
county is Ineligible, having been convicted Of
itc,st igr naEr5iEg bis wits 5 granddaughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08

& tUL1'S BEEECH. LOADING GUNS, the
" best American made Guns also lot of
Boglish Brot ch Loading Guns with loading im
p!ements, Paper ard Brass Shells, Caps, Wsds,
Sc just received and for sale at lowest market
rates No trouble 10 chow Gupa, but pleasure.
Jas. +. CARL1N s. SONS,
oc;l4 G3 King street.
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Turkish Preparattons.

s CoEstsntinople dispatch to the Manche stcf
Guardian says: THE Porte is making tie
mendous efforts to be in position 20 effectually
ccss the Dardanees at short notice.
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Dead.

New York. Noveubsr S.-Jsp!an K. f.
Lopsr. the veteran steamship builder, former
~ Of Philadelphia, died in Brooklyn yestsrdsy
il tho i9:h ye.r Of his ago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOvEMBhN y
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Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk to + A Reed
Str T v Ar.owsni:h, lower Po,cU::c. % =
tomac Ferry Company.
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Str Msttsno, love: PC. D. J Bcojar; -
Str T V EEroWs1li:h. lower Potomac " ~
toEsc Ferry Company.
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Scnr George 4 Vrcs!aad; from Ibis oo'! IT
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ct New Bedford G:h. ..,.-
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hence for Providence. I; ~iIt5.E'! e.
HAMPTON Roads 9th.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-08
Vote OF the Eighth District, 1880.

Hancock over Garfield COST.
Hancock over Nahonites 1854
Hancock over both iG75.
barbour over Bsyly, rep c37S.
Barbour over Williams, Mshonite, L. 83i.
Barbour over beth 1855.