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FROM ANVIL TO PULPIT.

THE STORY OF ROBERT COLLYERS LIFE.
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The Rev ROBERT a. HULL, Pastor.
Morning:
"WOMAN'o WORK"
Evening:
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ReDublican Meeting.

FAIRFAX O. b, Sept l6-noon.-The town is
rapidly filling Up with Iezross-mep, women
aud children-to attend the republic N meeting
to commence here at two o'clock this afternoon.
Messrs s. P. Bayly, republican candidate for
Congress ror this district. and L. f. Payne, Of
Alexandra. who arc to deliver speeches, are
here but Internal Revenue Commissioner R.u u,
who was expected. has not yet arrived. The
Mahonites hsVe not asked tho republicans to d.
vide time with them, but have asked the demo.
Gratis for O division at their meeting 10 be held
Monday
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Democratic Meeting,

WINCHESTER. Va. Sept IS. lSS).-A iii. e
aud enthusiastic gathering q; held here
to day. 1t WIS addressed ir.t by Mr.. Barbour,
,moeratic candidate for Congress- from this
distric', who u.aia tel!itg speech aud 6ne
impression. no vas followed by Gov. Hamilton
of MGr5la,d Gull Senator Vance, Of North
Caroline. The crowd was very uu,h anthused
and the bsst of feeling prevailed. To night
speeches will be made by DR.. Moffst aud Con
gresham Ellis, Of Louisiana All pronisss
we'll for the cause.
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FANCY GOODS.
L. NJ. ADAMS.

immense assortment Of Eerino Underwear,
showing the largest and most complete stock Of.
ler9d IN the city, for ladies gentq, misses, bows
and infants: prices 15c to S. each.
kl5boEs. Corseis and Hankerchieft,
- Germantown, Saxony snd Shetland Wool /:
Yarns in all colors and qualities: Zephyr Worst.
co, III supply; always in stock Caurass, Mot.
'oe R,i EemoreSldetDg silks aud Noodles
nGMoos: spool Silk. Cott'ns Thread, Soaps.
D Hosiery: in solid oolors, Stripes, Balmoral,
ba,DLggan, nerino. Lisle Thread, Mourning
and Yarn; over coo q ozsn of fine and medium,
prIze Hosiery; prices from lOo 10 So so per pair,
Moole? shawls, scsrfa, Hoods and Nuhiss.
D. aloyes IN Kid. Buck. Sheep and Dog Ssin,
french CASTOR. Cloth, Berlin, Rinpwood, Dash.
mere :nd tpdegraff price Csc to So per pair.
y cents fne Neck wear in Ties. Bows, Rutland,
d IeJolnSllle and handsome assortment of Olau-
Suspenders. ~ Win
:, S n H Ruhiing, Rufs. Laces. Edgiogs, Veil.
7e ON ADAMS 90 King st,
sopiO Alexsndris, Va,
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UHrRcH SERVICES, &C., To-MoRRow.-
Thirst Church. st a. 10. and 1870 T.
n. by Rev II. Suer.
s.. PdMs Wurch.-Strvica st 2. n. and
( r. u by Rev. Di Norton.
Grace Chmch.-Scr7ica 4. ! | .. H. ana p.
-. by Rev. MIR. Sharp
s.. .M,ry'S CWch.-Servic: at O. u.
aud sermon by Rev. RichariJ. Whyte. lta9ers
ir9ioa Presbyterian Church (Firs! Church,
2c,vica OF o. u. and 5 p. N. BY Rev. Dr.
Dulcck.
Ssc3qd Presbyterian CAmch-Sttyico ST l |
:. r.. and s % p. e..
.jir,G. Fps. Ctmct- at .. IL. AID
10 o. N by Rev q. NJ. H. Cors)r.
Meth. EDis. Church SoHth-Servico at l
8, m. end 80 D. ID. BY Rev. Mr. Boyle.
.lss!. Prot. Glrrcb-Servioe at II g. M aud
: p. m. by Rev. Dr. Mills.
Ru,tis. Mlrch-Ser9icts OF Il =. III. aai
80 .. In by Rev. ". S. Psnick.
hrmitire BuptS! Ch19rh Falydc stree! -
Ser7ico at / a. m. by Elder +. Y. White.
L'rrnlqn Lltheran Ch1rch-Servico 81 II
;. H., in English BY Rev. Mr. Shal!e..
irrs Methodist GAurch.-Sar7ices q. D. III.
snl $50 p. m. Meeting at o clock in The ntscr
!.0ao for the nromo.ion Of holinass.
lymg MEMS christian Assocuuta.- -
ssrgco Of song aod prayer in tbs Fire; Pre-.
Church at p. 10. Jail at :: p. n. Aims House
Il 30 y. IL. Cana! hlsIn at :, p m,
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LOCAL BRETITIES,

Judge Charles E. Stuart epckc Z; i.?,s2ars
last night and at Waterford to Ca,
lao market to d'y W.s sbullcciiy .up;ii.l,
and prices, except for tro's, Which are high; r,
ragged about az les week.
The only cs, At po!;c, eafQll.tefs this
merolog was that OF john Sms.k, nho was f1 d
80 fcr lndec:ntc n9ucs IN tie sr4c's.
1t will be s.su ,ast sp:n;is t;sias will !ru On
The W. 4 y railroad on " 1aesdsy and Thurs.
day n'x' for The accounted alton Of those who
desire to attend the L)udoua lair at Lecsburg.
The fitting out of the now schooner at the shin
yard mas been nearly cample:al and 1t is uu
derstooi Ehe will ba rI.dv ;ar charter neYt
Week.
The alarm Of fife LAST tight, a5.uS 'ol,ek,
Was caused by Tie turnitg Ct scm, uetiirc
around tho frame work 10 tho branch drug storo
OF MessrS. Janney j. TO-. cardsr of Royal Grd
hlng streets. The damage va, slight.
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The Maine Election,

BANGOR. September l8-The condition Of poll.
tical affairs in this State remains unchsngad.-
a painful uncertainty as 10 the result is every
where noticeable. That the republican leaders
have plotted bold scheme to defraud the peo
pie of their rightful governor and ara now at.
tempting to cary it into execution is now gener.
ally acknowledged, The opinion is now preva.
lent that nothing but the official count will de-
eide. and that the real result will not BIO known
until after the Novem Der election.
The defeat of the republicans has been com.
plete nnd no amount of chicsnery or mnnipus.
ton of returns can bring them one iota of onfort
or consolation.
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While those Hh0 aid 7otc would DO more then
likely 10 supper the Garfield electors. Ia their
tioa! rel tho II q; ers claim that ;hey have
the auhc!iy OF he aa.3GaI d, N ;ocatic com
mittee II erist all the nearo voters DOES bic for
their Hancock dtc'otsl ticket, AID up1u this
they Justify their COURSE"
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Savage MacedOnians.

:. LONDON. Sept. 1S.-The Manchester Guar.
diap's correspondent at Salonica says The
northwestern part OF Macedonia is very unset.
tied. Bands called Avengers have formed in
tie chief Bulgarian centres. and have asssssin-
ated within the past SIX weeks q number of
Mosems, including one hey and two fuucionar-
les. The Mussumsns retaliatcd and mapyBul
garians have fallen Victims"
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EY'SFERTILlZING CHEMICALS
= The formula given below is based upon an
ex1trience of many years. and is we'll adapted
70 either Wheat. Corn, Potatoes or Tobacco
House Bones; $50 lbs sulphate Potash; a5 lbs.
Sulphste Msguesis; Is lbs. Sulphate Ammonia.
Prlce $40 For use the above formula should be
mixed with sufficient dry muck decsyed vegets.
Bile matter, or stable manure to make one ton IN
weight. The compost may be used Immediately
ntter mixing, but it is improved by being allow.
ed to remain aome days under shelter, in order
that The bone and chemicals may thoroughly
commingle and pervsde the maaa Apply by
means of drill from s00 to 900 pounds to the
acre. The above price is net cash for the for.
mula, delivered free on boRrd the cars or stsam.
boat in Alexsndris Va.
JANNEY & CO,
sep l6 Nos. 70 and 1872 King slreet
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The Naval Demonstration,

LONDON, September ia Constantinople
dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says: In the
protest against the naval demonstration tele.
grsphed to the Turkish diplomatic representa-.
lives abroad on the 10th instant The Porte further
asks the powers to guarantee that the naval de.
monstration shall not take place if Du,cigno is
surrendered. A. note embodyiug the foregoing
has been communicated verbally to tho ambss.
aaaors OF the European powers here.
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Opening of the Rail-.

LONDON. Sept. lS.-A dispatch from Ragusa
TO keuter's Telegraph Go. says: Eight thou
sand Albsuians have Occupied the town and
fortress of Dulcigno eypeiug two battalions Of
Turkish troops who formed tho garrison,
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FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
l beg leave to call the attention OF the farmers
to the following brands of Fertilizers, which I
now cffsr for sale:
Perry''s Complete Wheat Fertilizer.
Perry's Eagle Brand Gusno.
The above brands of Fertilizers are compossd
OF tsh soap. bone and potash; price $40 per
1000 lbs.
have also FiGh Scrap or Ohum q. $40, and
the we'll known
J.J. Turner & Cos. Excelsior; price S45 per
ton.
Natural Guano price S35
Penuvsnates Gusno price $50
The above Fertilizers ave given general se.is
faction to ell those who have used them.
THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
aug25 Alexandria Vi1rinia
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Dead

LONDON. Sept. lS.-The Right Hon. Sir
fitzrou Kelly, Lord Chief Baron of the Court
OF the Ezchequer. died at Brighton, yesterday.
The deceased vas born 10 London in 1896,
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ANOTHER OrpoR1 NIFTY. $50 900, SO, OG0.
$500. aud ,95T other cash prizes 10 the Oath
tjopuIaE d'aWing Commonwealth Distribution
I',ifmpaby, at Louisville. Ky, Ga tho 30lh.
'Hko!S ou ; s., Send for one to K. Nj. Board
aan, Courier Journal building, Louisville, Ky,
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way, New York.
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Nomination.,

SCHENECTADY. N. z, Sept. 1S.-Hon. Geo.
west, OF Ballston, has been nominated for Con.
gress by the republicans of the 10Th district on
the first ballot
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AEATEsR PROBABILITIES. Sept. IS. 1851.
=. the Middle States southerly 10 westerly
yIaas, slightly warmer, partly cloudy Wea!acr,
AL -!a.onary or slowly falling bs!o.netsT.
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MackereI, Herring and Goldfish.

Noa. l, 2 and msckerel in barrels, half and
quarter barrels aud Kits We ask the attention
OF the trade to our quality Of msckerel They
are BRIGHT. FAT and SWEET, ORIGIN.
GUARANTEED.
FAMILY ROE and NO. l POTOMAC
HERRING and SHAD, In barrels and package.
SHAD ROE in Kits.
Split, GIBBED and BOUND EASTERN
HERRING.
rAtes. n. LINDSEY j. CO.,
aug 8-lm 6 and King street.
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FOR RENT-The TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING, on Prince street, now cccu.
pied oy Robert Knox. opposite Mr.. Jno. Brent's
residence. Possession given Oct /. Apply TO
sepl7-eott A. HERBERT,
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PoI1IcAL-The Mahono raadjusters sill
Lo.3 meeting to night at Sarepta Hall
&petehea will be made by Capt. Fl. Fl. Riddle
GeTRer, Cspt. i. 8. Blair and Gen. Williams.
Among those who left the city this morning
70 attctd the republican meeting at Fairfax G.
Il. to day we're Msi. s. p. Bsyy. republican
candidate for Congress froln this district, and
Mr.. Louis f.. Payne.
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HEBREW FEAST or TABERNACLEs. 49, he
Hebrew least OF Tabernaoles, oommenoratiOg
the time when the children of Israel dwolt in
booths il the wilderness. commences tomorrow
evening at sunset and Contlues Tor eight days.
ApIrOyriate exercises conducted by Rabbi
SesS!tr, vi! be held 10 the synagogue. in this
city, 10 morrow evening OF ESQ O'Clock,