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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07
Aversion 10 manual Labor.

Tho prsctice of educating boys fer tho ptolei.
sions, which are already overlooked, or Tor tho
mercantile business, in Wh;ea statistics show TIA
nineiy.lye in : hundred fail CT sUccess, is fear.
fully on tho incros=e in thi; country. Americans
are annually becoming moro snd moro averse TO
manual labor and to got living By ones Wits
even at tho cost of independence and s9ifrespect
end fearful wear ard tesr CT conscience, IS the
ambition of a largo proportion OF our young
men. The result is that the mechanical profes-
siong are becoming monopoly OF foreigners,
snd the ownership of The finest farms, even in
New England, is pssaing from Americans 10
er Was not ashamed to put hi5 children 10 the
Dlow or 10 a M chsnicsl trade; but now ttc5 are
"too feebe' for bodily labor; one bes pain in
his aide, another o slight cough, another "A very
delicate contribution anotnsr Is nervous ana
so moor Bobby or Billy or Tommy is sent CT 10
the city 10 measure tape, weigh coffee, or draw
rnolssses 1t seems never to occur to their fool.
ish parents that moderate manual labor in the
pure and brse Dg air OF the country 10 Just what
these punT, wssp-Walssed lads need and that 10
to send them to their graves. LIE! them follow
the pillow, swing the s!edee. or shove tho fore
plane. aad their pnched chests will be expand
cd their sunken cheeks pumped out, and their
lungs, row ''cebiled, cribbed aud coIfaed,"
will have room TO play. Their nerves will be
lGVlRorGtcu Will tuc'i ~ usIi's aHo Hacu lucy
shall have lst oil the:: sckels instead of being
thin, pale, vspid .co1combs. they .shsll. have
spread cut 10 the siz, sud conf2uration CT men.
4 lawyers Office. 3 counting room, or grocery
is about the lsst place to which scky youth
should be asrt Tha ruin of health is IS sure
there IS in tho mines CT England. Even those
men in the city who have constitutions of iron,
only FIVE per cent succeed, and they only by
living like hermils and working like horses !"
the rest, after years of Toll and anxiety, become
bankrup. or retire; and having meanwhile &C.
CURED thorough dilgust and f!rass for man.
u,l labor, bitterly bemosn the day when they
forsook the poacefll purauits of the country Tor
the excitement, care and sharp competition OIL
city lifs.-Scientyfc american.
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TREACuERY AND ABANDONMENT "A rIi-

TREAcuERY AND ABANDONMENT rri-
va,e de,to.iVo CT New York oily has boon
searching for man described as about q years
old, light com pexoa. small 70 ous.nche, 1.-Two feet
nine inches high, EtCut build, ligh. b!uo eyes.
70 is looking for ii n in the interest of a young
lady cog stopping at the Story Eou5c, VINO letis
tho following story:
II am resident CT Loui;vile KY, and tho
daughter Of an actor we'll known in the South
ern States. As be wss seldom at home was
left 10 tho care OF an uncle sfter leaving the con-
vent ct Springfield, Ky. My uncle was wealthy,
Eu. without family. lived with him Tor years.
A young man who was former playmate, ire.
queLted the house and kept my company until
Two years ago. when he went TO New York with
bis mother. She is wealthy and owns property
in New York. The son had no accupatloni he
lives on his mothers meals. When he lett
Louisville " were bethrothed. and We carried
on communication through the mail up to his
return 10 that city three weeks ago. linen he
induced ne 10 elcpe. saying we would get mar
ried at the frat stopping place.
1--WE arrived at Cincinnati toward evening. l
carl id with me al my jewelry and other aItc'es
OF vs!uc. Wien we got 10 Cincinnati Ee SAID
We arrived too late 10 procure marriage lcenee
and would have TO Yait till next day to have the
ceremony performed Next day l was alone;
he abandoned me and. as learned, started for
New York city. ! dare not 90 home IN dis
tress"
The young lady is sbcu: twenty years OF age
and is u handsome brunette OF petite figure.
shows that her ttsihlng has not been neglected.
Several people have interested themselves IN her
behalf, and already position has been found
where she Can earn living until the tugiilVe Is
caught A lawyer offers his services gratis, and
will soa the girl righted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07
PUBLISHED DAILY Il TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
OR PRESIDENT.

FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA.
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
John Echols, of Augusta.
p. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District, Thomas Croxton, of Essex.
Second District l.. K. Watts. OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Carter, Of Hanover.
Fourth Distric! S. +, Coleman. OF Cumberpd.
Fifth District. James s, Read, Of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin. of Bedford.
Seventh District, r. III. Mcmillan, Of Greene.
Eighth District, j. Y. Menifee, OF RappanE.
Ninth District X. L. Henry, of Tszawel'.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN s. BARBOUR, OF ALEXANDRIA.
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10 looking ever sp old j,urual OF tho Virginia
L,gisa ure the o:hcr dsy Wa were reminded
that most OF tho M4iivbltes who now are 50
much 10 favor OF the abolition of the caplstlon
tax 10 order that tho negroes and republicans
can obtain control of the State werc the very
man who worked and voted TO havs that tax
imposed, and that among the most prominent
supporters of tho measure were Messrs. Fulk.
ersop, Lacy. Elliott srd Slemp. now all famous
Msbonlses and lcud 10 their adyccscy OF the
abolition of tho c!pitation tsx, Tor abolition OF
that tax and making its payment prerequisite
TO voting arc one and the same thing.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Virginia Midland Railroad.
Especial to the Alexandra Gszslte. |

STAUSToN, O,s. 7.-In the case Of L. +.
Gilbert IS. the ". ., V. N. & 6. S. Il. Il.
Go. tie Coutt cf Appeals to-day sustained the
decree OF TIC Circuit Court for the city of Alex
andris. Tie effect of this is that the road will
be sold as An entirety; also that the funded in
terest bonds are lions upon the works and prop.
road will be meGiately advertised for sale and
the scheme for 3 reorgsniz alton be contaminated
before the lst Of January, 1881. This case has
attracted gres! deal Of attention, and was ar.
eued vi :h distinguished ability by the counsel
on both sides
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TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Council ST.

TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL C0UNcIL.-Si.
GEORGES Church, New York, YES unable 10
sccan mediate tho large Eumbtr OF people seek
iog admission TO the proceedings oftho tricnuiaI
cocvcrti,n yesterday. Tho rrccas>i1n OF bishops
and ether clergy Termed in the chapel and
marched t+o abreast up the ma'2 aisle to tho
chapc:l, choir Of boys singing the process tnal
hGmr, flo church hath oro fju59atien. "
Tho v&roratlo Bishop Smith, CT Kentucky
ipra,idine bishop. was csclrted to the bishop
scat. and clerical aud lay delegates OF The House
Of Deputies coauned SEATS ia the body 1t the
church. Rev. Dr.. Williams, rector Ct s..
Georges Church. read tho noroing prayer.
Bishop Lee. OF Delaware, of6ciatcd 10 tho nntc-
commuuioo service. Bishop ucrzag lOld Caho.
;ic), Of SwiIz :rsnd, r1adng tho Episie, End
Bishop Kipp Of California, delivered tho dis.
course. Communion was then Administered,
tho Bishops OF Come c.cut, Ohio aud New
York officiating. after which Tho beneGlctlon
was pronounced bS Bishop Smith. LIuCh 10
tho CHAPEL followed the services, nud al in
formal re ption was held, at which the dele'
gates wire Introduced to members ct the church,
who's, guests they will be during tho session.
The Protestant Episcopal uousc CT Clerical aud
Lay Denutns yesterday afternoon elected R:v.
Dr.. II H. B ,ardse7, Of Connecticut, preS'dcnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

GEORGIA ELrcuoN. DISPATCHES from all
s:c.iots 10 Georgia indic,to Co!qutL'a election
by between 10000 and 10000 nsjority. Tho
c:l,rcd vote vas largely for him everywhere.
Tho full State ticket is 81 csed. Renfroe. the
present treasurer end Independent candidate.
getting good v5to 10 some plaoaH. The re-
pubic,ns make some gains 10 the General As
samb!y, and tho majority Of tho next Leais'a.
ture is cor jen'utcd 10 be in favor of Senator
Jcsaph f. Browns 70 election. The 81 ction
was G. io..
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

been proved 10 be the most audacous iIfiac;or
Of the ninth commandment the world bss pro-
ducsd, and the other ones mendacity fully es'
tablished by the Spragus affair. uupEejudiccd
people will experience DO difficulty 10 de-
termining which side to believe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07
Enc eIte Murder Case.

a dispatch from Denver. Colorado, yesterday
says: "AdTicoa from D1l Merle give lie follow
ing particulars. from rc'isblo scucc, OF The
kilIicg of tic son CT tbo chief Of tic UGc;m
pshgre Utcs, thirty miles east Of lbs Pines
sgetc7: "a The % Of September, about
$50 in the evening. two Indians came whoop-
Jog toto the frrightcrs camp CT j. ii, Jackson,
calling tho latto5 AID liz tou1 drivers vile
pames aud &C ing as thcu2h lhcy Intended to
shoot. Tho Iodian who il supposed to b,
killed fred ooo shot. Whcp a. S. jackson.
nephew OF j. Ii. Jscks;n. fred at him. Mex!
day tho party we're surrounded by l6dlans, who
dcncuI C ID The man who did the shooting the
light before. Agent B:rry, Mr. Mc'cham
and Captain Stcllcg lhoa appeared with twenty
fVo soldiuls, arrested tho In l1Etcls md put
them under guard Of two sodlcr5 aud tea to
Efteon Iu1iars over Eight. Previous 10 arrest
j. Ii. Jackson requested pToteollon from
ma il (nama ubknoTD). who Bad 2OO soldiers
urder hin but the tn IT replied that he was
DOT there to prott C: whites Mex no7hlng The
frcishtsrs He.o marched to k'ioss raecb,
whcrc tho soldiers disarmcd them, even tekiDs
their potkst knives Tho frcghters wtrc thto
dismissed, the agent and ofeers ttl.ibg them
they Waro not 10 their jurisdiction. Thus these
& 70 mcn wrro left detcrc less il 40 ladlsn
country, dctiad protection b. tho government
officers who had az amrlo fierce and kceW tho
n ca had acted 10 self dctepca. excepting COL
BEAUMONT. who. OF the risk Of csnsrro from bis
superior officers scot sufficient forco TO escort
them toward Saqsucho. On arrival at Alinc's
ranch. Agent Berry told jackson to obey
Klne's instructions and they would be unhsrm
ed. Kline attempted to get them to proceed to
ward their destination, which would have re.
suited in their death. Young Jsckson, WAC did
the shooting gave himself up to Kline. HoJt,
Holmes and another Indian to be taken to Gun.
nison City for trial: The men took jackson
withtu. a guard end started toward Gunnison
City, proceeding three miles, when, according
to their statement, Tho Indians overpowered
them and took the prisoner. 1t is asserted BY q
man who overheard their conversation, how
evsr tia! Kline. Hoyt and nolmes intended Civ.
ing jackson V 10 the Indians. When they left
Hines ranch the freighters begged tho military
officers for arms 10 protect themselves, but were
refused. Steps 0re now being takon north Of
here to avenge Jsckaon's death IS soon cs II il
definitely ascertsiEod.
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POSTPONED.

baltimore. Oc!. TN tho u. s. Circuit
Court this morning 10 tho case of the Pullman
Palsca Car 20. vs. the Baltimore and Ohio r.
r. 60. tho hearing of the motion for q preiimi-
nary Injunction to restrain defendants from 90
Infringement Of tho patents Of the Pullman Go.
by building cars for their own US, which was
Sc. Ter to day was postponed to the 2ls. of Do.
to6er and it was further ordered that tho de-
tcn.iants file their answer and afi1aYts on or
before the lG:h ofOctober.
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The II. T.. Cornell,

new York, October 7.-Bshop Doano, Of
Albany; Rev. DR.. Brown. OF Cleveland and
Rev. DR.. A. T.. Porter, of South Carolns OLE
Gcisted in tho second days session Of the 2. Il.
sistant secretaries wsro appointed: Rev. DR..
Henry AusLic, of Western New York; Rev. s.
z. Isctitrely of kentucky, and Rev. Er. Pal
cnLhorp Hay, Of Pennsylvania.
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Disaster.

LoHpcN, October IA dispatch from Saint
Michael, Azjres BIZ tho way of Madeira. to-
day says: TIE British steamers Stag. from
Rev Orlesus, for Marseillet; Kobinis, from
Now Orleans, for Havre, and Benalls. from
New Orleans. for Bsyonue, hsve been wrecked
inside tho hsrbor during hurricane.
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1.aycOck,

LONDON, October 7-Lsycock, tho Australian
caller, who dofoatcd Blsckmsn. Of Dulwich, on
the 5th instant declines 10 row Henry Clasper.
Of WandsworLh a milo on tho Thames for 90
pounds eide, but offers TO row him from Pu!ney
to HammorsmitA for 1C0 pounds siIo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07
The Election in Delaware

W1LMIE0ToN, Del, October Full returns
from the State give the democrats in TUESDAYS
election for Inspectors Q. $50. republicans e,G73;
democratic majority ESQ. On the vote for asses
sors tho democrats received 9.495, republicans
s sGG; democratic maj orlty $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07
launch OF an Iron Clad.

LONDON, October "A now amor clad Ger.
vttto. of AGO tons, for tho Argentine navy,
nsmcd tho Almiranto Brown, after the patriotic
navsl commander. wss successfully launched
yesterday st Poplar on the Th .mes. Che is fitted
with sttol faced plates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07
Ehoae Island Republicans.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., October Tho repub
lican State convention met in this city to-day.
Genera! Horatio Rogers was elected President
Addresses wore made by President Robinson.
OF Boston University and e1.Govornor Van
Xardt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

The SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS. General
Walker superintendent Of The census, ytsser'
day submitted report 10 tho Secretary OF tho
Interior, in which he says that the uc,nt TO-
vssieation Conducted by Special Agent Garnet
into the alleged frauds committed by census
cnunerators in South Carolina last June shows
thst the c.Dsus of 1870 Was very defective, and
tina. lho enumeration made 10 Jnoo last is cor
roc.,
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The Pore and Cardinal McCloskt

LONDON. OCT. IA correspondent of the
Standard tecRrnphs the following from Rome ::
"rhe Popo has nominated o coldiutor, With tho
right offn,uro succession to Cardinal MeCoskey,
OF NV York, 10 ollsr to permit the latter 10
leave his diocese. The Pope is displeased with
Cardinal McDloskoy for participating 10 tho
reception Of Mr.. Parnel!, the lIish apitator. and
that displepsure will be manifested if ho comes
To Rome"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07
Mains and Floods.

LONDON, 0ctobar 7.-Reports from tho vari-
GUS parts Of the Kingdom show tina. considerable
damage has been done lately by heavy rains
and pods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

CoUous-"Brcaon's bronchial Troches' are
used with advantage to alleviate COUGHS. SORE
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFsEC.
Tons For thirty yesra these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They sro not now and uhtried, but, having besn
tested by vida and on.t4n! use for nearly an en-,
trio generation, they have attained well msflted
The TukoAT.-"Bro1Ons Bronchial Troches'
act directly on tho organs Of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in sll disorders OF the
Throat and LsryIx. restoring a healthy iona
when relaxed, either from cold or over e1eriion
of Tho voice, and produce clear and diitinc
enurcialion. Speakers and singers find tn
Troches useful
A COUGH COLD, CATARRH OR SORE THROAT
requires immediate attention, as neglec: Of
tentimes resuts in some inc1reble Lung Dis.
esse. "Brouns Bronchial 1roehes' will sl-
most invariably give relief limitations are Of
fered for sale, many of which are Injurious. me
genuine "Bro,on's Bronchial 1fo:hes" are sold
only IN bones
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

Tho defectioo of MIR. Dswees, late Chairman
CT the national ooumitteo OF the Rreenback
party, has heretofore been noticed, tut it was
not stated that his deiec ion was caused By The
knowledge that Weaver is trying to make bis
party tho effective ally oftheradioals, and that in
many Instances the nttcmrt is now being mado
tolocaly uso the party as an instrument OF b1rter
to subsorvc personal ambition alone. And yet
this is Just what Dir. D.wecs sye. How un'
Fortunate it is fjr all third parties that those
who control them almost Invariably prostitute
them to their own selfish purposts, end. falling
to achieve their object. almost always end by
selling cut to tho hightss bidder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

For the past week The Porte hes deisrred
pronnupcing seu tencs On The three sssasslns OF
DR.. PArsont, the American missionary, on tho
plea that they were i'll. Mr.. Heap, the consul
general of the u. g., hoaeVer, fixed Saturday
next ioe prcnounoing SenleIca On them.
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A NEW PARTUHE IN TIL
TEA BUSINESS.

USEFUL PRESENTS Of household good:
Ornamental Presents Ct Vases and glassware
Given Away Given Away Given Away
10 sill who purchase their TEA and COFFEE n.
the NEW YORK tee STORE WGshiEg;ca.
DC ALEXANDER MCBRIDE, Pro-,
13I 7th srnet, noar II St., NV, trcd i:"::
Teas and Coiftos sold at sroccra' prices. Saga
at cost. sepll-lm
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o A usrsiage liesnle was issued 10 Washing
ton Yesterday to Horace Z. Devers and Albina
Devers, both of Fairfax county, Vs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

CCOTTS EMULSION OF COD LIVE
- OIL, Reed s. Csrurick's ha!tnn, E7!Fs
Malt and i.s Com binelons, Hop tIt:'r", >.
etc.. for sale by
oct q l.. = ~. ELM "a 81.
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NJ AlSISsEEl).

AtSt Paups Church, Lynchburg. Va. e.
9th, 1880. at p. m. By Rev. T. Al. Cas- ~. g
ARTHUR Il. POWELL TO bliss \ EhhlE
daughter of CT. Morris ). aad Eii&sb.!" {
Langhorno.
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DIED.

LssL night. JAMES WHEATLEl. &c
47lh year of his ugo. cs- Funcrsl froa! ih"rs.
idepco OF his brother. $50 King street. FRAY
the Oh instant. at 10 O'clock q. ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

An utkuowo dissass ia prevailing among lie
ostll, 10 the vicinity of Petersburg. Daring
died. and many more are sfacted. The symp
toms Of the disease are lost appetite and gen.
eraI languid appearance. Almost every Case OF
the disease proves fatal.
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ECONOMY MISS SHAD. very fine, Just
~ received by [ssp30l j. q. AlLBukR,
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NHOChIN4 BIRD FOOD-LONG6 rE5
WI PARED FOOD fp7 m0ckiaG Biz.
Thfu:hea, Black Birds and al soft bi:led b.t'
at WAKEFIELD Sc HAIL.
ean93 Cor Prince aud Fairfax sL-
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live tiy neigober 81 thy self, aod when you
spe ono w,,; bid cough advise him to buy
bo,,lr OF D.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Ptic', %
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. October :, l3s3-
The market today is steady hnd firm. Flour
is in fair dzmsnd 8. Yesterdays quo.s,ia7s,
The receipts Of Whea. continues only fair, an.
2SOJ bushels were sold st l02, lG;. l05, l0j, 20.
and les for Fultz, and no. III, ll3 aad is ~
Lancaster, as 10 quality. SEQ bushels Of Cc:,
offered, aud sold at 55s56 for yellow end Is e,
white. One small lot Of Rye sold on p..;.;c
terms, and ono lot of Oats st %. County Pc.
duce is wsntad.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Cc.c. g.
At Queenstown yesterday 1876 head ot ca:tn
were offered, all of which cold at 3is45. pc. Il,
Some 800 Sheep and Lambs offered al we.r
sold SO follows Sheep at3iaf1c Per III; Lamb,
at 5a54c Some % cows and cslvcs bsou.l:
25.sll. The state Of the market was b:i:k
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Qc.c. d
At Drovers' Rest this week some 80 head We,
offered. all cold. Prices ruled as follows; Very
best 4s4Ic; good 33a4c; mudium 20 lsi7 5,5.%
,bin steers, oxen and cows 22,3, per To- SON"
$50 sheep and lambs were offered, with ss!ss {,
lambs at4tsEsc and sheep St 3s4 per 10. So:aa
25 cowI aud calves sold at 2)ss1O osch.
BALTIMORE, Get 7.--Virxini. G, Old l5;...
deferred al do consolidated Coz; DO u series -
pas. Cue coupons go3 new 10 4Us IL IL 10 ccup
95I bid to-day. Cotton dull; mdaIing Il.
Flour firm and active. Whest-SCuihern hisA
er and strong; Westera hiahc. and st:o"g'
Southern red lO7alll; do smbsr il2allS; NJ
Maryland ll2t Mo- Western winter rod ayn,
and DC. llO,ll(s: Nov ll0sAll0i; Dec HALL,
January Il3iall4i. Cora-Southe:n nOma,,
Western dull {; Southern white t5; DO yeo~ -,
Western mixed spot and &c. r.; Eov 12.ai,
Oats quiet and firm; Western white 1911 d.
mixed 3Sa30. Rye quiet 97al0). Hay Ia
changed. Coffee dull Rio cargoes ordinary I
fair l2lalj! Sugar dull; A soIc; Waish"j
quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK, Ocrr. 7.-Stocks weak. M'ary
Dab Flour firm. WhaA. fairly scLva Coz"
. shade stronger.
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INTELLIG EN- c

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBEH
Slu! rises ...-...... e = SHl sets ...."...,. !
ARRIVED.
Str Mystic, lover Pot'c 20 poGc Ferry G..
Scar Arthur Burton. Boston, 10 i 4 Red.
Schr Pumeroy, lower Potomac. 10 Wm i
Moore.
CLEANED.
StrTV Arrowsmith. lower Trt,ms3. ~ ~
tomac Ferry Company.
str w Thompson. lower Pore. by + y NS-'
Sctr Ida q Bullsrd, GeorgGtowa by "U =
Smoot
Schr Murray Vardivo-, Eichu! '|d, hY = z
Hooe.
Sclr L H Major. GaorHe.ow VT, By mes."r.
Schr Charm, Rappiha"noci rIVHr, ~ ".s'''r
AEAUxANpA.
Schr Ariadnc, from Windsor, (, = @,!..i
from Ess!port 70: this port u.
Schr L. Hall. from Georgctn. 81 F.s! Hl"afi.a
schr q II Brent. from Go0rEetow@, =. "a1
tucke! 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

We have Just received srd ol!tr tuo be. s: O.
cf Black French Csahmo75s Wa hava eHr
brought 10 this market. These goods ara ci L.
best makes ard known reputation. snd we v@'
rant every piece also full line Of BGeI r..
mere Shawls, superior quality and very ctr'l
ID. +. BRASHEAH.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-07

All Vrgiuiaos who intend to vote the MAJ
hone 10 preference, to tho regular democratic
ticket, and thus rsudcr it possible for tie re-
publicans to c,rr7 tho State for Garfield, should
remember that the latter, when speaking OF
the & Coptederstts, said. "Confscate their
estates, both personal and real, fer lie aud for.
ever" They should also r;collect when they
vote the Malone ticket, aud thus take away
votes from Hancock, who said that tho mill
ally should be subordioato 10 tho civil author
;.y." ard tho told tho reopIo Of Baltimore, when
placed 10 command of their city, that DO eamo
there ITO proteci their rights, not 10 assall
them that G arficld, the man they are helping
to elect, said, 81 want t. see 10 all the Southern
States tho men who fought and suffered for the
truth tillipg tho fields on which they pitched
their tents'' l. may b. that when thoughts
like thes, fit through their brains they may
change thsi' minds. nrd DO induced to think 1t
would be we'll enough to postpone action 90 The
State debt uotil such action will bo either
timely, appropriate. or at all effective.