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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
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WASHINGTON, u. O.. Oct. 9, 1850.
SIN nottingham. printer by trade, and
50 you surely are aware it, requires almost every
cent that one Of our craft can earn TO keep body
ED soul togather l was incu led come TINA
since to leave nv homo. in this city, and 20 10
Oh srlotesriile, Ve., to pursue my vocation on
en- organ ofthe great eadJus:er part9-the party
which claims TO be the friend Of the working
man. After having been given assurance by the
publishers of Vjrgini.'s advocate that my
wages would be promptly paid, worked filth.
fully for the baet interests Of my employ ers the
Albermars Publishing Company. but on the
day my wages becamo due. no! can't was paid.
nor has bsen paid.
Ny object in this muncttion is simply to
shoS tho character Of the leading men Of the
great oadiuster psrly-a party that racognlZ, %
as it, leaders tae men who ownss the principal
amount of stock in the ALTERNATE Publishing
Cjmpsny, among than being Ststs Auditor
John T. Massey md }. II. Hardin. Assistant
Superintendent Of the Poni!eutisry. Ny opinion
is that tie party whose leaders will attempt 10
defraud woikiIgman. will give if able. the
electoral vote of Virg mia to the man or party
VINO will pay the most monsy. l say 10 the craft
through tho state, for your own honor, the
honor of your country and ofthe Old Dominion,
vote for hancock and English, Represented by
the men who we're recognized IT the Cincinnati
convention.
aul most respectfully v,urs,
WI w. HALL, IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4.
The New York Herald yesterday printed 6
quintuple sheet with supplement.

We hope all our Mahonite readers who have
heretofors been democrats will carefully peruse
tue letter Mr.. Hopkins, the chairman of the
rsadjus.er executive committee of Rockingham
county, has ADDRESSED TO the members Of bis
party 10 that c,ulty. |, is the sensible letter
of sensible man, and must of recsssity be
effective upon sensible readers. 1t shows that its
writer while conscientious bsiisvsr 10 the prin.
ciple of reeii justment. knows the time and place
s!whioh to apply that principle, and that it has
nothing whatever to do with the election CT O
Presidest or member of Congress sld, that he
is no democrat who allows that principle tc
prsveat him from votrg the ulsr democratic
ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

Elections will be held 10 Colorado 10 morrow,
in Georgis On Wednesday. aud in lueiana,
Ohio and West Virginia to morrow week
Colorado will probably 90 republican. though il
is by no means cortaic. In q ocrgia no republican
ticket is being rur, the republicans tbero voting
with the boiling democrats for Norwood, but
everybody oorcseds that Colquitt, regular demo
cratic candidate for Governor, all DO eltc:ed
BY large usjotiiy. and that Legislature will
be ohos.n favorable to tho election of ex Cover
nor Brown to the Senate. With regard to
Ohio. Indiana and West Virginia. the two lat
ter. 10 oil probability. will 20 democratic, AID
many think Ohio will 20 tho same way. Should
this be so the result Of the presidential election
will be known three waeks before tia! election
Is held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

TIE republican press are continually harp
iDg to the tune that government bonds havo
been declining ever sinos demcctatic prospects
improved. This isn't 30. but if it wtra the
republicans who assert it would be giving Them
selves away DO less. for, from their own stand
point,it would show that their battle has already
been fought s1d LOST, a5 bends don't steadily
decline without cause. Tho election Of Gan.
Hancock will not lower price Of bonds, though
if it would produces thst off,: they are little
versed 10 human nature who don't kuow that
he would DO elected by an overwhelming ma.
iority; but the radicals whom they assert that
it will produc, that effect coDosde bis election
by saying that the dcprt citation haa already
commenced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

Elk Secretary A. II. H. Stuart. 10 bis Sd
mirablc letter to the Virginia democratic $3.50
citation ef Washington, published BY Us las
Saturday. oppositely refers to the warning
Of Washington 10 his farewell address agairs
the danger to the country that would arise
from the efforts of designing m.n to excite {
belief 10 the minds Of the people that there il
areal difference in local interests" and points
the moral by the recent speech of MIR. Conkliug
in which that apostle Of sectional hatred. and
spokesman Of the republican party proclaim:
the undying hostility of those he represents tc
nearly one half of bis countrymep." Wishing.
ton. he said. desired q union founded on
mutual respect and esteem, but Corkling aud
those for whom he speaks seem TO desire the
involuntary union Of the chain gang, their pri.
mary object seeming to bs to reEder alien to
each other those who ought to bs bound to.
gether By fraternal affection. Then c,ntinu.
log, he says 'the issus between these oppcs-
ing systems-betwsen the tcschings of WASH
ington and the dotmas Of Conkling have
been forced on tho American people.
Garfield, at the bidding of his naughty die
tator, has CHOSEN to descend from bis former
conservative position, and become the represen.
tsti9e of discord snd sectional hatred. Hancock,
On the other hand. is the champion of peace,
Of the precepts of Washington aud Of that unity
which springs from devotion to cur whole
county," MIR. Stuart is one Of the few re.
msiniog representatives. Of good old line Rhig
conservatism, moderation and CANCELLATION, and
bis words are those Of wise man, who, having
passed his three score years and ten. is more
solicitous now about the prosperity of his ooun.
try than bis OVID. and is anxious that bis coun-
trymen should profit by the knowledge be has
acquired through long aud active life spent in
studying, observing and praotiopg statesman.
ship; and Judging from the depreciation Mr..
Oonkling' speech has received from the con.
soientious and more moderate men Of the re-
publican party. it would seem that their estima
ton of that speech differs but little from that
Of Mr.. Stuart's. Why. then, aware ss they
are of the evils likely to ensue from the adop.
ton of Mr.. Ooukline's policy. don't they join
fir. Stuart 10 bis effort 10 secure its emphatic
zejsssion2 |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

Hers another csse in which the radicals
falsify their words AID break thtir promises to
the ueeroos. Ex.3tato Ssna!or McssIy.
hiehly respected oolored mao, has been ncmi'
Gated by tho Republicans of bis (!be seventh)
district for Congress, but instead Of supporting
bin the white republicans Of that district give
him the cold shoulder add say be cannot unite
the strength cf bis party. Osc,urse he can't.
and thers pevsr hes bsen negro candidate fer
ATTY important cf6c, 10 Virginia who either
could or did 1tc,iv, the votes Of all the white
republicans. To the radicals the negroes ale
god enough 10 vote, bu! rot good enough to DO
voed fo.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FoR PRESIDENT

FOB PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
John Rchols. of Augusta.
P. w. Mckinney. of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District. Thomas Croxton. Of Essex.
Second District, L. Z. Waits. OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Garter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. 8. F. Coleman. OF CumberPd
Fifth District, James 8. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin, Of Bedford.
Seventh District, r. Il. Mcmillan, Of Greene
Eighth District, j. y. henifee, OF Rspps nK'
Ninth District, 4. 4. Henry, OF TazsWel'.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN 8. BARBOUR, OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
Fatal Accidents.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., Oot. 4.-Johu p.
Z. Voorhees,. eyed 45 years, living at Griggs.
town, II milts from here, while painting bis
bou,c fell from lldder this morning and broke
bis neck.
John Cock, 40 years of age. we'll known
oi,is:n ran na into his foot last week and
died Ct ocs .R this morning 10 great agory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
Mothersy MOthersi! MOthel

Mothers! MOfhers!! Mothers !!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest By sick child suffering and crying with the
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmediately-depend upon It;
there is 10 mistake about it. There is not q
lntther On earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate tho
bowols and give res! 10 the mother, and relief
end health 10 the child, operating like magic.
1t ia perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant 10 the TASTE and is the prescription OF one of
the oldes; ana Dest female pl7s;cisns and nurses
in the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine I'M.
less the facsimile of CURTIS & PERKINS
IS on the outside Wrapper. Sold by sll Medicine
imitationI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

MIR. Newberrs, who. though pronounced
readiuster, agreed to support the regular demo
cratic ticket provided the democrats OF the OH
district would make 20 nomination for Congress
ard vote for him eg,irst Fu!kersop, The Ma
honi.e candidate, end VITO has been stunpicg
his district against the Mahontes, now that The
democrats have nominated Mr.. Trigg, seeing
that he has no charca Of election. Withdrsws
from The c,ryass, and says be would rlther be
a doo.keeper 10 tho house CT the MahoDites
than the nominee of the democratic convention,
and that no sud all his frierds WILL vote The
Mshotits ticket. All Ct which plsc:s Mr.
Newtcrry 10 very ridiculous position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
The Panama Canal.

NEw YORK, Get. IA cable special
from Paris gives the following: The syndicate
for tho construction Of tho Panama Canal was
Mcssrs. Inubeyran and Denier are at the head
of il. II has been g. srtained that the cost will
DO much leas than at first estimated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
MONETARY AND COMNJrrrr

VlEGIS1A BoNDs.-J. A. Ham,le.o, g..
Baltimore Financial Circular C S.,r.r.' w. :
says: =.
"Virginia bonds sc steady All So.
about same figures as last week. Cea.c!: ~. :
ated bstween 5e5 and g.. 7hs shc:. ;r,.,. 80
these bonds tends to keep prices I'm s,., d.
fractional decline there ara nume:ov, &c.
tu7. They are also in demand f.. ;-y,,.....'".
Ten For!ies advanced to AZ. Beth Co-,a,. 49,
10 40's are searcs and have every spp,.-,,-,
selling higher. Consol and 10 20 cou2,,s;....
and In deman 8! %; for tha former a7l s.:5'
the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

The Old Dominion line steamer Isaac Bell
caught FIRE Saturday while lying at the COM
paoy's wharf at Portsmouth,, cod was entirely
destroyed, with her cargo Of $50 bsl=s of oottcb
and other merchandise. The vessel had dis
charged her cargo from New York and was
loading to sail for that port Saturday afternoon
Efforts 10 ecuttle her falling, she wss toRed to
the Naval Hospital fats aud abandoned. Ste
registered 1872 tonnage. was built 10 1868 and
cost about S230,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
M ARINE INTELLIG l. n G T.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER

Gun TfSeS...... ID % o"7t SslS".......''.' "
ARRIVED.
Str Norfolk, Philadelphia. to f AHeoi.
Str j w Thompson, lower Potc. TO + \ r.!
Slr Geo Leary. Norfolk, TO = b uooa.
Str Jane Moseey, Norfolk, to + A Rec!
ctr Sue. Baltimore TO B.oders IL Co.
BIZ T V Arrowamiih. lower Potomac. t. T..
tomsc Ferry OomDsuy.
Schr Selagans, Zslut, N J, 10 Z b. ahn:'
& &c.
schr Twilight, New York, to AMIR Goa. G..
schr Charm. Hsyre ia Grace. - 7 Mobs''
icy & Go.
Schr 3 II EalIor, Philadelphia, o''rJ Nj
haHey & Go.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Ge3 II Meekra, Maid CT thu Mi.., WI
lie Lee Hall, A Smyrk, Hon Slokely h,u:l
& Agnes and Sarah Fisher.
CLEARED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk. By 7 uo3a
Str jane Moseley. Norfolk. By + a Reel.
Str w Thompson, lower Potc. hy + 4 EecI
Str Sue, Baltimore Gy BroGers 6 &c.
Str Mystic, lower Ptmc. By Pine Ferry t..
Schr Mable Thomas, Gro!on, By America
Goal %.
sohr Geo d Mills, Gioton by Amsr Co4i O..
Schr John Bird, Georgetown, hy W q Smoo''
MEMoRAHDA
Schrs l. A Snow, from Richmond. hEl + ID
Endicott. Howard a Hunt. q Z Stickney shi II
Simons, from Georgetown, at New 4orE ~.
Schrs B O Terry, from Richmond, and
rbero, from Georgetown a: Nav Ior. =.
Sehr q n Turner cleared 1t Eoa!on ftt Ws'''-
ton 1st.
scbr Jane Enron sailed from Providezc, tx
Georgetown 1st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
TIE ORANGE MEETING.

A correspondent of the Richmond State writ.
irg from Gordonsville CT the meeting there last
Monday ssys Mr.. John S. Barbour, the
nominee Of The democratic party for the Eighth
Congressional district, spoke tor an hour, and OIL
though not claiming 10 ho an orator or politician.
yet explained himself relative 10 his petition and
his intentions so clearly aud honestly that he
won the hearts Of his hears, who teatiGed their
appreciation from limo to time 81 cheering
Justify.
When Ar. Barbour had finished $. 9. Neale
was 80 heartily called fer thst that gentleman
WINS forced TO come forward, and in short, elo-
quert and TOUCHING speech thanked his many
friends for their unanimous support. and bade
them, IS they respected him. TO do sl thai lay
in their power toward eecting The regular
nominee Coniiruiug, lie said: II bear this
message-:even hundred and twenty raad'us!ers
of the city Of Alexandria send greeting to you
and beg that we s.snd side by side in one con-
mon purpose 10 elact Hancock and English sud
John Is. Barbour" GIoiter onthuissm could
hardly DO imagined than prevailed during the
time that Ar. Ncale spoke At every pause
cheer after cheer rent the sir, khoWi IS that he
has coed cause 70 b, proud of his popularity Il
this equity.
A rs4d;u:t correspondent of ths wing says
tba. Mr. karboar msdo plain. tucdest ard
TerJ tenslblo speech tf one hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

One of tho most fame Va buildings 10 the world,
tho old palace Of the Tuioriss in Paris, together
With tho structure 10 which is stored the artistic
collection which is OF once the pride and glory
of FrsLc ,-namely the Museum of the Louvre
! narrowly escaped destruction by fire on Sstur-
dsv night As i: is the loss hes been far from
i1inr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

Court OF APpEALs.-In the Court Ct APP
peals sitting OF Stanton o. Thursday les:
Brent's administrator VI. SenseIoy ct sls.
From Frederick county. Decree OF the Circuit
Court reversed 80 fer az il denied commissions
TO Brent az executor Of Senssney, aDd affirmed
10 other respso,s Opinion delivered by Judge
Christian.
Cfiglsrs COMMITTEES vs.. Alezander's admins
TRAITOR. From Clarke county. Decree of the
Cirocit Court reversed, and tie cause remaoded.
Goiojon delivered by Judge Staples.
Margaret &. Dousla.G Va. Stephensoo'sex
ecutcr. &c. Farther argued by Il. b. BOYD,
and snbniLted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
Marine Disaster.

NEW YORK, October The schooner John
e. DAILY. from Georgetown, u. O., with 27U tons
Of coal, went ashore and sunk on East Bank
thi; morning. She will be total loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

The biggest ,bi1g oot lie pbat tas Druggists
telm Dr.. Bulls Cough Syiur; its sale is ooor'
nous, and it has nsvsr been knoSo to fail.
Prca Csc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
DISCUSSION AT BEALTON.

The people of Lower Fauqnier assembled 8
Rsalton on Saturday to hear public discussion
Of tho political issues Of the day.
General James Il. Williams appeared on b,'
half of bimset for Congress and the Malone
electoral ticket, aud Mr.. Kent and MsIor Il.
Taylor Scott for the regular democrat ticket
General Williams lead off 10 speech of &c
ainutep, followed by Mr.. Kent, who spoke fol
IS minutes, and Gece-al Williams cossd the
discussion in 30 minutes sreeya.
General Williams made his usual ard ohara.
tsfis,ic speech, ignoring oil tho real Issues and
bringing 10 ell kisds of irrevclaDt matters 10
the vain effort to ius.ify his position, 10 which,
If the sentiment of the crowd was auy index, he
siRnally failed.
Mr.. Kent was listened to with the sric est
attention, end made many telling hits against
General Williams. Who retired after the discus.
sion With FIVE or six faithful ailies," AID be
will have bu! very lev more at this plac' on
elestio9 day.
After the discussion, Major r. T. S,ott be.
log called fGf, made an earnest md effective
speech, and the meeting adj 'uEned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

The market opeas fully ectivr. t,eU- e
at quotations. The re :io!s Of HAa.! 80 ~,
and bat 1886 Bushels were odsrel lo'i,f 49,.
Of which WAS strictly choice sni va n'.a -
al s.. 60. 1O2 l0}. lG4. les and lJj f1r Fd!'l FL
lob and Ia for Lsncastsr, as TO qusity GJ''
i, wanted, and email lots of willis sold ii j. :,
Oats reported. and ono lot tf Rga hrtn2L! :.
Country p-oduca 1uiet, with ligh. rCceil.t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

New YORK. Cctr. 4.--Stocks nrm AMI atsus'
Money 2s3. Flour steady. Wheat 4ne: E'fa
dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

Nix Walter. we'll digger at Buffalo. N. T.,
fell to the bottom Of . deep we'll the other day.
and was impaled BY o large stick, which went
completely through bis body. coming out at bis
back, but got out without assistance and was
alive at last accounts,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
FOREIGN NEWS,

| B.rds Of KurdJ er. pilagiug tho villages
around Van, and are threatening Bayszid.
| MIR. =. Lorirard's two year cid Chestnut
FLY, psw Paw, died ct newmarket a few days
| ego.
The r.p:Eis that Germany is negotiating with
SpQio Ter the ,u:chese Of Sa1ls Cfrz de AGA
| dier, Morocco, Gre Untrue.
Tho diplomatic relations betRteo France and
| Mtx'c,, whiSA havo been suspended for II
years, will BIO resumed 10 Januy.
A dispctch from Rome says: The Cabinet
ocnrcl has resolved 10 ri cot the petition Of the
fourteen deputies from Llgurla, for the release
of Major Carzic, General Garibaldi's scn-in-
law M:j,r Carlo is msjor in the l;aliau
Oervic,. lie vas coademuedto throo months
Imprisonment fcr participation 10 the clsturb'
arces a! Genoa last year.
Tho female relatives Ct Abdurrahman Khan
have boon refused permission to 90 TO Cabul.
Tho Amcor is about to send Shere Ais brother
IN Ospdakpr SO governor. The Ficaroy Ct 10.
5ia telepraphs that AyoOb Khan has passed
through Parrat leaving Sirdar ss governor.
uo dcclated his intention CT going to Herat and
settling affairs, AID then returning to attack
Candahar.
The Sultan has made q communication to
Count Haizfe!dt. the German ambassador, 10
which. though not Offering to surrender DulcIgno
yesterday, he promised 10 present settlements
Of all p,ndiog questions. The Earopesn am.
bassodcSs we're Instructed to grant tho request
for delay, but at the Gane tine to demand that
the Porte shall order Ria z ashs to allow the
surrender of Duici2no sod to withdraw The
Turkish trocps from the town. petition
signed by 300 members Of tho Ulema and
numbe- Of high dignitarics has been delivered
to the Sultan. urging ;csistanec to the demands
OF tho powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

BALTIMORE, Oc. 4--Viryini. Gs o! e.; 2.
deferred u; do consolidated Coz; 60 "a sen:
rss. Cue coupons 9Gi; new 10 ius 81 bid ~,
Cotton lower and dull miidling ] Az. 2 h
per 2sS3 IS; do extra 4.S4 IS; do family 81.
SC; Oily Mills super 3 5Oa$% IS; Go e1t's -
81 75; do family 75aSG .; do Rio brand
Patapsco family So IS. Whoat-Sou!hcfH hl"!
or and active; Western higher and slr,"S
Southern red 1O3sl03; do smbo; llOall7; no :
Maryland 1134s1l4 No Western winter :"
epot End Oct lOet; Nov llCs,ll0i pac III:
lll3: Jan ll2l.li2!. Corn-5outhern firm ?
quiet; Western strong; Southern white o.
yellow 81; Western mixed apot 6ls; Oct 5l2 ~ !
Nov 53a53t: Dec 81 asked. Oats steady scout
EN- 4la42; Western white 80 l4l do 1ed ':}'"'
Rye quiet a. leo Hay steady; prime 10 che
Peups and MARYLAND l0iS2l. C9ii,n dn!! ~
lower; Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair l::illt
Sugar Liver and dull {; a soft :" WhI'&",
quie. Ell | 1tilSl IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

Saturday, The crowd began to a5icnbl, ns
early So 10 o'c'Ock. an By - o'c!act it was
estimated that there we're upwards OF thou.
ssod per3ons ptcjcrt.
After somo eX,olleut mu;io from tho band,
the meetiog WAS called to order by g. Dabuey
Gray, osq. wao Introduced as tho first speaker
our candidate t3: Congress. hr. John S. Bar
bou-.
Mr.. Barbour made most ezc,llen! aed prac
tica speech, add produced a 6ue impression.
Hon. John 7. Harris. cf Rockingham, in q
staesma ankle speech Of over 90 hour, held tie
undivided attention of the audience.
Captain j. w. Foster. Of Loudouo, then. ia
pointed speech, reviewed the history of the
republican party.
After Captain Fosters sp,cca. 40 adjourn
meDt WIS had fer dinner. There was the Ut
most profu:i3n ia the way of oatabes and
drinkabes, oDd every enc was sell erred Tor BY
the active and yigient COMMITTEES of crraogc'
ments.
After dinner, DR.. s. Fl. Moff:tt, Of Rocking
BAN, made an exceedingly able aud Instructive
epefch. which did much good
Hon. 8. c. Neale, Of Alexandria. followed
Dr.. Moifstt 10 az eloquent and effeciva speech
which Was enthusiastically received.
General j. G. Ficle, CT Cupeper. end S. O.
Brent, esq. of Alexandria, closed tho meeting
10 Ierso and loaic,l speeches.
The greatest good feeling existed, ard TIT
mce:iog was grand sacocs5. ihero Were bot
few rcst jasels present. aud they kept shady.
Mr.. Barbour will receive % large mai,,ity 8;
apy man who has run for Congress siuo, thu
var in Cu!paper, Rsppahauuoek, O:apso arc
Madam o5unt;n1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

PHILADELPHIA Octr. --C.tlla-m,tKos 50
tive receipts $3.50; prime 6sa5S:; god d. ~. ;;
medxm 4t.4i:; common 3S.s4 Shsnp active
receipts 10 0O0; prime e. ate; good IL sJc; ne
dunn 4ta4ic; common DC; culls Bic; ptock e~~
275ss3 rs. Hogs active; receipts Cjl0 c1lrs
8tc; mixed 1l,1t3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

1ANNEY'SFERT LlZLNG CHEAlCA 10
u The fer uls given below is based upon "a
ex perience of many years, and is we'll sdap'el
to either Whe.t. Corn, Potatoes or Too-cc2--
Formula:
200 lbs Pure Dissolved slaughter Hor'a s"Hs..
LEO lbs EIlphste Eotsshi
a5 los Sui phate Magnolia,
Is lbs Sulphste Ammonis.
Price $l0 For asa the above formula should D.
mixed with tufi cient dry muck, decsyei vege:s'
Bile matter, or stable manure to make one ton 10
weight. The compost may bs used i'm ilats!y
ed to remain acme days I'm der tleter, in ords'
that The bone and chemicals may Thoroughly
commingle and psrVsde the mass. Apply by
means OF drill from zoo to 900 pounds to tls
acre. The above price is net cash for the tor'
muls, delivered free on board the cars or steam
boat in Alexandra, Va.
JANNEY & co,
gan IL Noa 70 and 162 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

GUNS, PISTOLS, CAPS, SHELLS. Wsds.
" Flssks, shot Pouches and other goods in
same line for gale cheap BY
j. T. CREIGHTON & SON,
sep2} King and Royal streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Bosts Bsyef. Lloyd, A Akin.
ton, b Henry, N Kersey and T Ps.on, to Amnt'
lean Goal Co; Harlow Bro. and Tho. 81 sm''''
to P Agnew & 90.
Departed-Boats Z BaYer. 8 Lloyd. A } hh'a,
N A Myers, j Dayton. w Snyder, Il CIsu!h
ton, 8 Henry, Ii KerSey and Patton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-04

7 CASE OF TRUE OLIVE OIL OF AK
Z fresh, ard equal 70 anything on the market.
:.ug2i HARMON q SMITH,