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Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company of Virginia.
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TREASURY OFFICE, JACKSON, Miss,
February 7th, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Piedmont
~ and Arlington Life Insurance Company
of Virginia, VIII withdrew from the State
Treasury their deposit of Ten Thousand Dol
lars in State warrants, at the expiration of
six months from the appearance of this no
tiee. WM. l.. HEMINGWAY,
FeblI. Soft. State Treasurer.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
MA
White Sulphur Springs,
100 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL.

100 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
THIS DESIRABLE RESORT, FORMERLY
Il known as HANNA SPRINGS" has under
gone thorough repairs and viii be open for
guests
JUNE FIRST. 1850.
Located two miles from Sulphur Springs
Station, on Alabama Great Southern Railroad,
ii is the most accessible Watering Place in
the South. Ey- Sleeping Cars from jack
son, Miss, to Sulphur Springs, Station.
TINE FROM JACKSON 20 HOURS.
ns- DR. n. P. MARLowE, of Tuscaloosa,
Resident Physician.
The medicinal properties Of these Springs,
Red and White Sulphur, EPSON and Chaly-
beate, are unsurpassed by any of the famous
Virginia Springs.
0ne-ffth of mile of Grand Balconies, af
fording the most delightful promenades.
MUsIo-BOwing Alley, Croquet, Archery,
and other d musements.
~ TERNs-Per Month, four weeks. $50;
per week, $40; per day, 81.
Alabama White Sulphur Springs Co.,
w, H. DAvoL, Manager. Proprietors
june9, 'S0-2m.
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TEE CLARION
BOOK BTNDERY
BLANK Book MlNUFACTORY! !!

TuE PRopREToRs OF THE CLARION HAy-
L ing purchased the Book BNDERY here
tofore carried on by Mr.. ROBERT SrRoULE,
and having secured the services of that gen
tleman, to continue in charge Of the business,
we desire to call the attention of COUNTY Or
FIcERs, MERCHANTS, BANKERS, and the pub
lie generally, to the fact that propose, in
the manufacture Of BLANK BOOKS, of every
description and form, to compete with Nash
Vile, Louisville, Chicago, St. Louis, or Gin
cinnati; and will guarantee as good work,
and as cheap, as can be obtained by sending
orders for such work out of the State. We
have leased the spacious building known as
Angeles Hail. and fitting it up with the
best Machinery and Stock so as to make it
one of the
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MUSIC NOTICE.

MRS. MARY C. VICKERS DESIRES TO
M obtain pupils in VOCAL AND IEsTRUMEH-
TAI Music For particulars, apply at the
School of Mrs. s. B. WARE.
mayl9, '60-4W.
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JUNE DRAWING:

$50 Prizes. Sll2, 400
Whole Tickets, So. Half Tickets, 81.
q Tickets, $50 SIS Tickets, 500.
Remit by Post-O Office Money Order Regis
tered Letter. Bank Draft or Express
To insure against mistakes and delays cor
RESPONDENTS will please write their names and
places Of residence plainly, giving number Of
Post-Ofhce box or Street, and Town, County
and State.
All communications connected with the Dis
tribution and Orders for Tickets should be
addressed to r. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier
Journal Building LoUIsy VILE, KY or 5O'
and 300 Broadway, NEW YORK.
Jan. ,lSS0-ly.
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LFGAL AND OFFICIAL NOTICES.
T,FGAI, NOTICE.

N-oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
n accordance with the provisions OF an '; Act
= 10 G'egisIafi1re Of the State of Mississippi,
or,,rovad February Ist 1877, TO be found on
ppFes III, Us. and 129 Of the published laws
af 7bat YEAR | will receive sealed proposals
fer the purchase and liquidation OF Bonds, -
~. srnol1nt of $3.50 O0) twenty-one hundred
ana ffty dollars The proposals will be - re- e.
reixed Al the Capital State Bank, in the CITY
Of Jackson, on Friday, the ID day OF July =,
Isso ana opened in the presence Of such bid
laI-s as nav desire to be present These pro.
nosals shall be addressed to the Treasurer OF
Kinds County, and shall be marked ~Propo-
sails for Purchase Of Bonds Of Hlnds Coun'i =
nn1er Act February lst ISL and shall be
DT5nerIv sealed. L. W. CARRAW Al,
TTa il ,SO-3y Treasurer Kinds Co.
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D.. EHEE g50
WIN. BBHI4 y
BRLSAM

Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group, WhOOpiD5 Cough, and
all diseases Of the Breathing Organs.
It sOOthes and heals the Membrane of
tie Lungs, inIamcd and poisoned hy
the disease, and prevents the night
sWeats and tightne~s across the chest
which accompany liz CONSUMPTION
is not au mcUrable maildy. n is only
necessary TO have the right remedy,
and HALLS BALSAM is that remedy.
DON'T DESPNR Or RELIEF, for
this benign specific will cure you,
even though professional ala fails.
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EDUCATIONAL.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
StauntOn, Va.

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, ..PRINc1PAL
THIS INSTITUTION CONTINUES TO IN.
i crease in prosperity from year to year. 1t
offers superior advantages IN location in its
buildings and grounds. In its general ap-
pointments and sanitary arrangements. Its
full corps of superior and experienced teach
ers. Its unsurpassed advantages in Music,
Modern Languages, Eloeution, Fine Arts.
Physical Culture and instruction in the Theo-
efforts made to secure health, comfort and
happiness. Its opposition to extravagance
Its standard of solid scholarship. For full
particulars apply to the Principal for Cata-
logues.
iune16. 'SO-sw.
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ANAL BANK AND OTHERS,
g IS57 vs. Equity.


CANAL BANK AND OTHERS,
N IS57 vs. Equity.
" 3. PARTEE AND OTHERS.
ON MOTION OF COMPLAINANT'S so
u Ncitors. il Is ordered, adjudged aud ie-
creed that all parties having and holding
claims or notes secured by the trust deed eA-
eeuted 10 and in favor Of Robert Bowman on
the l9 n dav of November A D., 1866, by sara "a
D. Partee. and conveying certain lands OF sald
Sarah D. Partee in Yazoo, Sunhower, and lal-
lahatchie counties, in this State, hte herein
with the Clerk of this Court, stipulatlons IN
writing. making themselves parties and agree
ing and binding themselves to pay their pro-
norton Of the costs, charges, and expenses
incurred in the prosecution of this cause, ana
the notes orclaims held by them, duly proven
but subject to exception by any party to tins
cause on or before the first day OF Septemo Der
next. or they will be forever barred OF all
participation in the profit and benefit accru-
ing by reason of this suit And II Is further
Ordered adiudged and decreed that all notes
or claims heretofore filed in this cause shall
hereafter be taken duly proven, and that
the Clerk Of this Court publish Tor hve sue
eessive weeks. copy Of this decretal order IN
the WEEKLY CLARION, public newspaper OF
this State, printed and published in the city
Of Jackson in this District.
Ordered adjudged and decreed, this 10Th
day of May \. b., 1880.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: JAMES NJ. MCKEE, Clerk.
NUGENr & MCWILLIE, Sols. for Compl Is.
June , 1850 -5w.
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The fullest and best ears of wheat hang
the lowest towards the ground-Bishop Rey-
nolds.
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AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH Of KY
THE FAIREST IN THE WORLD.
221st

wednesday, June 3Uth, 1881
THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY
LEGISLATURE AND SUSTAINED BY ALL
THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY, according 10
a contract made with the owners Of the Frank
fort grant, viii occur regularly on the LAST
DAY OF EVERY MONTH, Sundays and Fri
days excepted, Tor the period Of FIVE YEARS,
terminating on JUNE e. 1885.
The United States Circuit Court on March
il rendered the following decisions;
lsT-THAr THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRICT
TION COMPANY Is LEGAL.
ZD-Irs DRAWINGS ARE NOT FRAUDULENT.
The Management call attention TO the lib
eral scheme which has met with such popular
favor heretofore. and which viii again be pre-
uaft+a1 for the
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GSo G00per day at home. Sample worth
Portland, Maine
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G1OA WEEK. SD a day at home ea- s. r....
p I %Costly Outfit free. Address IaJa S to
Augusta, Maine
!an7, S0-1y*.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.

LAMApRID HoUsE,
EICKsBURG, Mss, April Is, 1880.
Mr.. E. Y. SEUTTER.
JACKSON, Mss:
DEAR SIR-My Photograph with charges
thereon (Slo.50), which have paid, came safe
ly TO hand BY Express this day.
Accept my thanks for your prompt attention.
have had photographs taken a. St Peters
burg. Warsaw, Constantinople. Vienna. Ber-
lin, Naples, Paris and New York and must
say that l ike the photograph which l re-
ceived from you this morning better than any
which were executed at the above named
cities.
Yours, very truly,
CHAs. L. FURLoNG
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G70= G10OO invested iu Wall ST.. Stocks
S1O > plUOUmakes fortunes every month
Book sent free explaining everything. Al-
dress BAXTER i CO., Bankers, Wall s.t
N.
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MERIDIAN, Mss, ApriR27, 1880.
t. Y SEUTTER, EsQ--Jacksoa, Mss
FRIEND SEUTrER-Everything received in
tip-top order. SpectacIes suit lreH The pic
tures | think are far 5ettir than anything
have seen OF such nature Every body says It's
a splendid photo. Truly yours
a ZUCkER
Architect and Engineer
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In the Circuit Court Of the United States
Forthe Southern District of Mississippi.
MAY Term, A. D., 1850.
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WEE.L a. G'AGEBtsE FRsHgV,
OG KINDS 2 MELTING. ElDer
and H'AGBGE ~. sbEH.ei. Er8 ITps ain
Minds. HesGN E-aEsE.. EEE t1Nta.
ssEsA~S GOOD >Er-sssr ounce.
ENGINE SssBg a5EE TcfGEss. ,A,.. send
for ssUice-ii-g. 80. EB. E8gLING.
-EEN7B ~ 60. EEg rEsIr ~grrct.
mar24 9m. E.aEE E@VGE.E.Er uaV
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The flowers lay sleeping beneath the dew
But the Mother had watched the whole night
through
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II. Il. CRAIG ~ co.
Q OtJSn KS - Ctors

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
no. So i uion ~sr,r5.
marI1. .'~O-1v. NEW 0E.Htt.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Hus.a:ia curing the week has bosn ''slsck,"
20 tic "ogagi.g tho attention of tha pablo to
al2osi tie e1clu ion of everything elsa. The
n afGet 20: gisia has been we'll sustained, snd
tbs I-c2 ps Esvo been fair, with good shipping
demand. Eonsy matters hereabou.s are qaiet
ana unchanged. In Baltimore The marke. rules
easy, with 2 limited ano2nt Of commercial paper
Offering e!!hor &: tSnk or or the street, Loans
Oh collateral are Gu2::3 at AIS per cent and dis
couEs l.! i!aG, with the bulk of the business OF
e51. Money Oh call is quoted in Now York st
233 Per cent, On time ga per cent. nEd on prime
| mercantile paper 4ia5ic par cent Exceptional
sslts oi :riin5 pspcr ara reported SIS low ss 81
poc cent. Government bonds are steady but
nlcasr gel. A. the FRS. call in New York yes.
.erday registered 4, sold st l0ss, and both reg
uls1 end small coupons wers quoted at 1(Qssl09l.
Virginia E; c1ri!es dull, and coaso!s weak and
irregu.sT sci 100 selling yesterday st co., 6Qia
| coz clcciag ct CCs,Gl The 10-40s closed 4Csa4l,
| after sa!c 9! tie latter fgure. The Other is.
scea IS well ss the coupons. we're quiet and
nominal. Railroad n.ccks Gro dull. Baltimore
sn6 Ohio easier with sales at lt0 snd TO- The
demsnd ccr bonds IS uncertain and business is
irregular Grange cad AlezsrdEis 4, sold eft
52!, 522a52. Manassas "a wero quoted 931 hid.
| 95 sskes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

May of tho lrue snd conscientious rcpubl.
cans CT Virsi1is will agree with the Baltimore
American. an organ Of their party. that tho
national republican committee has committed
serious blErder in directing the republicans
of this State to form 90 alliance with the Ma
honites. There are good and true republicans
in Virginia, erd it will require greet dcsl
more than an order from Mr.. jewell to make
them renou5ce their principles and support tbe
peroicious measures advocated By tho Ma
hopites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

Stsunch Republican papers like the Fhi!sdei'
phia North American see 20 harm in Garfald's
Chinese letter. though he does deny its author
ship. Nor yer, thu brutal sentiments of that
letter at al! Objectionable to the radicals until
the effsc. they wero producing upon Gal6ad's
campaign beclne apparent. The republicans
mldo the Burlingane treaty, which allows the
country to be flooded With Chinese cheap labor.
have approved it until tho present, and #o1!d
continue to do SO If it wero not that they have
discovered that the laborer5 intend to resent the
insult 80 sratuiscusly put upon them by Mr.
Garfield
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY 3
DEMOCRATIC TECgET
F5R PRESIDENT,

F5R PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH, OF 1NOlH N f.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Echola. of Augusta.
p.w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
Fire. District. Thomas Croxton, OF Esae1.
Second District, L. r. Watts OK Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Carter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. s. F. Coleman, OF CumbofPd'
Fifth District, James s. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin, of Bedford.
Seventh District F. n. Mcmillan, of Greene.
Eighth District, ]. Y. Menifec, of Kappa nj.
Ninth District, Z. Z. Henry, of TszsWell.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN s. BARBOUR, OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

No wonder the steel manufacturers e'e ID
favor of the election Of Garfield aod the contin
uation, thereby secured, Ct the pres:n. pgotcc
tive tariff. They sro protected at the rate Of
S2S on every ton Of steel they make; this. 10
addition to the legitimate profit they make OF
their business, Which English manufacturers
are perfectly satisfied With. There woull be
bstter reason for voting With them If they di-
yided OF shared Tho prof. thus given them BY
the govsrumen! with .hcir warknen. but the
latter never sec "a rcd'' Of it. They keep it
all themselves, asd cry cut Garfield nust be
elected and the tariff retained fer tee beneii; Of
their employees!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

While there is 20 reasonable doub. Of MIR.
Bsrbour's election, while lis election is coz
cedad by both bis opponents; snd thei: political
friend, 10 every county 10 the district, and eY
the Richmo1d Whig aud Iutelligcuoer and the
Valley Virgioiap, the orgaus Of tic cpposlton
while the estimated vote of General Wiilisus
docs not reach tweaty Eve hucdred. aud while
many Of the white republicans will not support
Msior Bayly. it should not be forgotten that
over conf Hence is the cause Of many defeat.
Every democrat 10 the district, therefore.
should see to it that so far IS 10 him ley evea tho
ramote possibility Of improbable defeat shall DO
removed from tie category Of contingencies.
Major Bayy is Mr.. Barbours only resi- opponent
and while he vii! net receive the full strength
of the white republicans. and while the appear
ance of bis name 90 both the democratic snd
Mahons tickets will irjrre him no little with
the negroes. still the number of the latter who
will support him will be by 10 means incopsid-
cradle. end The irc:osss they have made
in their registration and the ccmpars-
lively few deirq1entg ss regards theif
capitation Tux, show plainly enough tnat
tho Msjr ia going to make tho best posi-.
BILE show With the nesns at bis Command. Let
there BE- no relaxation thon iu the efforts OF
Mr.. Bsrbour's friends until the polls have
closed on Tuesday nex!.
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Oar Washington correspondent stated the
other dsy that the impression there With regard
to the reported Withdrawal Of the Garfield
ticket 10 Virginia was that it was all gamuon.
and tina. the republicans, 10 exchange for the
support they ere to give the Mahonite oacdi-
dates for Congress. will receive either the votes
of the Mahonites for their presidential ticket,e or
else, should the Mahonito ticket be successful,
ard necessity require it, get eaough Mahonise
electoral votes to make up the requisite 1875 to
elect Garfield. The following from the New
Yolk correspondence Of the B,s!on Herald con.
firms this impression:
'John s. Wise, the Malone democratic can-
didate for Congress in the metropolitan district
of Virgins, arrived in New York this after.
HOOD, and has been closeted with leading re-
publicsns for great part Of the time since he
reached town. The object of his visit is the
withdrawal of the republican ca ndidste from the
feld in order that he may gain the endorsement
of the republicans. He holds that PeloUzs has
no show whatever for being elected. Therefore,
while. if he is withdrawn, certain concessions
aeiH hereafter lie made should the Malone man,
be elected, it now seems altogether probable that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

The October number of the American reprint
of the British Quarterly Review hes bsen re-
ceiyed from its publishers, tho Leonard sc'!s
Publishing Company. New York. Its contents
srs: Tennyson's Poems; The Lords Supper
Historically Considered The Art of Singing
Past and Present; A Du!chman on South Afri-
ca; Latham on Examinations; Sir Jas. Outram;
The Practice of an Architect; Lord NolthbEook
and Lord Lytton, and Contemporary Literature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
FRIDAY EVENING. OCT. 20.

Secretary Shsrnsn doesn't dare push msn
dscity to the extent it is carried BY Mr. Garfield,
for whereas he only swears that he DOESN'T 70
collect whether he wrote the Weber letter. Of
feriog bribe to returning board offers 10
Louisiana, Mr. Garfield, like Beecher and
Blaine, looks the men who have the proof OF
his guilt 10 their hands boldly ia the face end
denies it point blank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

A serious riot took paos 10 Canton. Cbiea,
September Is. between two rival factions OF the
lower order Of natives The canse of tee opt
bresk vss fire 10 the shed near the Roman
Catholic Cathedral. The French priests CO.
deavored to que the disturbance aud we're as
ssutea By the rioters aud The mission house
was attacked. Tie military were called OUT
end after 6rDs Wiley or two the mob VAS dis
perscd. Some lives Wcrs lost among the natives
and oue of tho priests was wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

the PARTY leaders here will ecccde TO tho reoues:
ard pull Mr.. Pelouze back. They sre snziou,
to ingratiats themselves with Malone on sc.
count of the important part he Is likely to play
10 The Senate and his request is therefore regard
cd as almost equsl to the accom- lishmcnt OF tn"
desired end"
But it does not require either. tbs imp'essiors
prevailing in Washington or What tie cores
pendent Of the Boston Herald says to mako
Vireinia democrats koow thst the republicans
are rot grstuitousy assisting the Mihonlses to
elect their candidates for Congress, AID this
knowledge is sufficient to make ell true Fir'
GINA democrats, who are reasonable. exert their
utmost efforts to defea. the otj,ct CT this GiE-
ereditsble alliance.
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E QuIcg WAY CT PICKING Up PASSENGERS.
- 4 ingenitu, method Of oSTistiDg the fie'
qpen. s,oppsges Of trains al wiy Stations hes
bsen devised By Ar. Harvey. A waiting car
rage, comprising s.esn engine with special
gear. ard space for passengers and luggs2e, IL
placed on siding ct the station, nno picked ~
By tho train IS it goes past I ne latter % means
of hook en- its lest c.rrisgs cstchss ring sup,
ported &C post, ard connected with ca6el
wound On drum 10 tho visiting csrrisge There
upon the drum beings to unwind, and n doiSg
30 COMPRISES eystsm Of springs, While the
carriage il moving at a rate gradually Increasing
10 that CT ts .;:in. Tie engine OF tne Carriage
Then winds in tie cahsl. TIE train and carriages
ar. cornee esd Pas c1geTs ere transferred from
the joined Carriage 20 The tItir, AID vice Verasi
shen the two SIZE die oare.ted, aid ;he engine OF
The rsTriese, wo:sinS OF wheels, b:iags 1t back
10 tha staten whence il WAS take1.
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Il f9rpi:bes tae kilograms Q! ITO Raj Io:s
Associated rrcss End Of RcH!:r's European
Agency. Gua is tLu, couaec,ad with tho greet
rountsias VI the worIas GoTc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTCBEH -.
Sun rises ........... q Sun. s.ts-....
A2EIyED.
Str Jsne Moseley, Norfolk, to + A Rcsl
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk. to 7 b Hooo.
Str V ArroTsmith. lower Potomac. y 10.
tomsc Ferry Company.
Str J w Thompson, lower Pos'c. 10 + 4 H:at
CLEARED
Stmp G knight, New York. By : = l.es
Str Jane Moseley. Norfolk. by + a Reed
Str Mystic, lower Pine By Pine Ferry Co.
Scbr Hattie N Cove WcyroQ:5, By A,ae,i
can Coal %.
Schr Onkcs Ane1 Newark, by liner Ga. g..
PASSED DOWN.
Schr Thcs Borden, from Gocrgo.Gwl
GsACRAHDA.
Schr Belle Halliday, hcrcs at Bristol .G.I.
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295sSS 2Oi through Texsrs veasei; fsir .,
SO 10; primo ) l$3 a. Shecp-Eecei,t,I -
Hesd; market weaker; tcrl'awsgg 250,EjC%
Common to nahum ) sG.E5 az gooA = c5o.,'
4 2OsS44G.
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/ III. aIS

Daily year SIS; months 90; rloaths 3! so;
month SOC. Tri Ws3kly yeeT 81; & months
50; months 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29

Ths aiveitsing columns OF tho Gszat!s oEer
Undue ,meuts which expe,ionc, nas $40 81 70 81
ford greater returns for 3 small Investment than
any other which can BIO made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-29
TIE TOHPATHERS.

The ToWpst5ers must bs poTcr-"ss ter
Iible as an sln7 With banGeTS,' acc,rdlcz 20
The Wsshirstoo RepHE!;cac, which says:
"TLe ToHpnthers' c,nui:teo arc oviacnIg
doing goo,i w5rk il Tho eighth fifriajG d:s:iic:.
Cheering news coGca 10 from 81 psrs Ct ttc
district where they have been CT work. i5roag
hopes are entertained CT tho election Of Mr.
Bayy, notwithstanding tho iukeWmmness Of q
lew cthoaholdtrs tt Aexaudri,. GeGsFnl b
W. Whitaker, NJ. Mathew Tslmt!a AID The
ether REPRESENTATIVES Of th0 Fcwps;cl ou3 fr,
most ectiee, and whatever is accomplished much
of tho credit will co due to them AID thsIg
s:auGch G!!ics.
notwithstanding which il il currently re-
ported that Msi, B>y|y is to BE- Withdrawn.
Tho Republican a'so says:
1.-THE last graud rally at Alexandra will be
held ia tie Arnory building en- Monday night.
The Towpath clubs of Washington and George
town, tho Young Mems Republican Clue, the
Government Pt!n!itg Oifoe cub aHd Tho Ess!
Washington Wide Awake cnb have beer in-
vited to a:icad.'
Unfortunately fer tic radicals the terrible
TowpasLess ord their "al;ss" from Washing
ton doa't count on ELECTION day.
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CANAL COMMERCE.
Arli7ei-Boa!s w Walsh. T II gallo and
Bayer, 10 American Coal Co.
Departed " Walsh, T Z Fsile an {
Bayer.
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There arc rumors ir3m Tabriz that the kurds
undsr Slick Abdullsh have taken Urumlah.
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