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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-08
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
By the President of the United Stats Of 1mr-
fr1-A Proclamation,

By tic President the United Stats Of 1mr-
fcN-A Proclamation.
1t has long bsen the picul custom of our reo-
pie, with the closing of the year, to look back
upon tho blessings brought to them in the
changing course Of the soasons, snd to return
solemn thanks 10 tho allowing source from
whom they flow; and slthouRh o. this period.
when tho falling leaf adnonshes us that the
lime of cur sacred duty IS at hand, our nation
still lies in tao shadow Of o great bereavement
al Il the mourning which hiss filed cur heart still
finds tie sorrowful expression toward the Gcd
before whom we bu! lately bowed in grief And
application. yet tho countless benefits which
hsye showercd upon us during the past twelve
month call for our forvent gratitude. and make
il fitting tEet we should rejoice with thankful
ncss that tho Lord in His infinite mercy has
lnost siGnslly faT orcd our country and our PEG.
been vouchsafed TO W; no pestilonce has visited
our shore, the abundant privileges Of freedom
which our fathers left III in their wisdom, ara
still our increasing hertsge; snd if in parts Of
our vast domain souo all ctioD hEs visited our
brethren in their forest homes yet even this Ca
lami.v has been tempered. and in a manner
ssnciiled by the generous COMPASSION for tho
sufferers wi IN has boon called forth throughout
our land. For all these things. it is moot that
! tho voice of tho nsicn sbonld 60 up TO God in
l,vout h0maYe.
Wherefore ], Chester 3. Arthur, President f
| tho III led Statns. do recommend thAt all tina
reop!e observe Thursdsy, tho 9th day of NJ
Vember, instant 40 day of national thanksRiv-
| ing and prayer, by caasing SO for as may from
their secular lsbo.s. and meeting in their sever.
| al places Of worship, there to JON III ascrlbing
| honor snd praise TO Almighty God. whose good
| ness has boon 30 manifest IN our history and in
our livce and offering earnest prayers that his
bountics may continue TO us and to our children
| In witness whereof l hsve hareunto set nv
hand and caused tho seal of tho United States 10
DO affixed. Done at tho city OF Washington ths
Alh day ri November. in tho year Of orr Lord.
1851, a.: OF tho indapcndence OF ths Unitai
States tho ono hundred and sixth
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
] by Tho Priaidont:
| JAMES &. BLAINE.
Secretary Of State.
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LNEY:y or TIE DIX

i.::, IQt:n,a csv2 itc ranort nG Il i.., =. hi.
rct r!tctirr, - Shoa il w. ,,,-as.,.,,,,; 10.
tits President rtpfsmanatd At,orr,y Gerera,
Macy csgh, IL !aisc.
judge Tha,cr a!a!s;u. wfc 10, b,r, ;,is r.
CT the Ohio E;ran,t i',u-. r. W. V;ro;,;a
for fifteen wears ara v,n SAG ,'csnt,r - e,rat
eG T. ten veal, ;n..,,. rrs;at,rI rCstc,,i.r
I,:,.t<l
Mi. ChsrIcs Rs,d, If tih;c:"o h,tr,n'p t,r
Tie pis;;ist G.! Nclnnii. ), ,1sn, t,T",i 49,
hlI, if Mr. Rcd viii .rn, n. In, iG II o' wa"
H., b,n,,. ,:.:
10 mn ,'.l'a, ',''.o"'' ''E SS'i 10 ee
i;ii. aI,;n " .'r ',>.s': snalEES 90 ''a
very rer.v :,c,fcru.r krn,sr 81, s't;,n,;s IF
the SoIl;nc .rorar
C.sh;,r E,,1,;, or a., M,. Li.
boon rrIsss,I on sI0o nNo hoG 20 nznt, .. go
h;ordsy rIyi yrr van =" Sir.r, w
.,I. Sa n,At .'' 'Aa'''a!ifn; nee iiu'line
anpssr On tho ljth
WANTS, J,:..,.-., ,:,,. :,
,o.,rna ~, 'r"nS ,f'S " 'y'% iHo oath aau
..ra n" a"''>S Y. h."5o' u 'dsihioiS YES
nan% y is.,nS, , ",V IVA ToIr'" rstpi
thfco tr,ms, ''''' WV "S'' '''''' ''' '''''' 'os
Judge Ccx hse nassc,; a. or.for siL,a;,, ~,
summsninr Of iw,iv aIiti.c, Ir,aS ''o ~
teutiiv for Gri,a,u h, fvnoneo il =. c;i tu
tho government. Tho m,lnr,o!; ;c',, wi,
bot bo raised Lv i'm t,c!,n:c y, 10 ,r;,i
hl;oh,,II,,a,aI,t ss' '''', ,n
WI. iI-S" '"'" ,''oi'! 70 years 'u.ol we"
~ y" %; togh al'ph y. unt'c ant On Saturday
cous n";xr ro'''I' H. ,nI. ~ MaS ul.hkhs
cards nnd !, hc ar "'s ',''5 ~ n%o' .''ei-
f;c,s If ,ho n,a,,, '''0o '''''' 'to''' WY %
~ -, -.
,m' aS' cIhsn ia aRss e l"N population OF
aGo.a $1,000 NY lumber 70 Vsat that enc
r 90, "I noS o!i9t'su An fres:ocS. noh-
lei rho ~ Iui'lM'an,'' IlaoIsS "oH"'
TO- -. Inc lGcfceso 10 tho last decade has been
W.. t.,o.t,t;e y. h..n ''., y. ''o "n y,
o,r,,rn ~ 1cSS - -" HHn oHn. It"n sE's
OG0 Ho3 - tx "'i 80 cow 0Gn' IL
O00 con. ;,.,,S, 1c0H wv, AZ io'U' 80
$3.50, onn snC'o'ap u ~ Ect seosinF me HIST
far iho th;rI ''' '''' 'eo''o' ''' '''o
nv IVA
lho comnlttco charged with Investigating
lhc eohucc: CT nc MIN MaSsachuseits Rcgi-
U ~ " n,i; Hu'uk ~ ioIh'TTu' A'u hothins
c,t;n $1,000 :. " VI M-S:..Eteu i.np-
rcput,hlo ,ro,n,.,;.. "t - ~ "''f VIZ
-,
u TUCSON lAfzooal DISPATCH says that in
ioliHstlon Is Just received ct tlcht between Tho
,P1Ieo, uuoet Shicio faV huu Draw,
and United States cavalry, Ia Apache oouGiy,
10 which tour indians wcco killed aud tkIea
women and children captured. Tho ApachoG
NIL soH o.sard ~ sao ot Sthen'' aic Hfo
'1s ''r"'o Va" Cai'o' "hoIe''
Ocue!Cf lett, OIL kllsA1url, las presented 10
Tho 81. Louis Historical Society paper which
ne elalrS Is tbs Crleina! Older 81 GcE. Robert
y. Lao dSbandlng tho Confederate Grmy q
Northsrn V!rgnis Mr. YES. says iho paper
was placed ID bis hauds hY ''o5o VINO vas loyal
10 the Cause for which that army fought, ani
| Who accepted IL gOoG !aiil ;ila results Of its
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1t vas reported C. tho close Of tho liugag!-
Walker campaign. that ewing to tho Inesas cIG
ploycd by Goucral hIshonc. Hughes WAS cheated
out of ten thousand votes, and that professional
election chestcra wore brought on from New
York, ct hcsTy expense, 10 toaoh tho unscphn-
t;clted Firginiang foul Nsys By which msj,li-
ties could be Transferred from one psrty to tho
other without sty charge io tho sentiment Of
the voters. 'as democrats should b, Oh tho
look out and 500 to it that the couotine 10 night
DO doDo fairly snd squsrcly.
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l}HO.N I%ASiiiNG2ON
.eci,! Correspondence Of tic -d}e1a. Gaaettt
iThSuIyGIpN, y, g, Nav. : ISL

.Is,',--,.,,1 ,e ~ - r 1~,
" '''''t.''Ar'' - -. i''f' = 1901.
9os: h'io;2 'hH S"as'e Acquired General
tIeioac stnt 4 paro viii Ii Gitpa.ca to lie tells
cgan!, cfia,, sn; ..y: him s1D mt, "a h,pr
.,,, =, =,
j. rn,.,<.ri ~, >..a"e ,: ~ Oi'' '''c'' INC
;, ;, 49,, s.'" o".r.G S"Iea'h'u ,h'' , .ao
' w mo- EoE' without us chanSG. Inc
81, @ Wv .-.1l', I" az ":SII ."Il Ho''AFrI'r
"n' wa 1--WE =, I" 'ho fra'r'l Ell soon al G"n
,v.,n.,". !" ."' '.'.s.',' a, nus "tnsrtl
Tr '''.':" ', T|' wy ."as "''An.-a 'ttln'
'' "n' II ''I' WI 'S.oi'eT 10 mn
49,. ~ "n,,,I " ~ ~ ~ ,o ,"'" 'as h''t.
",,I FIX a.. vac naS ',,'"
W., - t';' Wy ~ S''', vas g'Ht ahu ""''
~ ~ 90; 'aS',i ~" tt', ',G",t u III
dow 10 ,he rY no, IN o,'.s,."t,Ga Ustc
Tbc.o "a ,ncrn $1,000. t,I ~ ,,:.
1In,';o, I,sn - 49,. ~ IN , Nv '.'I., y, .AS
oor,I;n,J i,or ,o w o" -: us'!ti n'"'
os'ari"("' I.'S'5 ''ut''' t'Hocnuletr aha
VIZ VIZ i;e't" Hnu 'IJ, ~ any nSAes' "ot' ID
.lfHl0la. HGs COMO tnsr" 10 CTS! l'ai!ot ior
u wa. auu iopfu.ts.o1, uhu yse'y "hl,o Iiao
"Io iu ,rn;,;mai .;"bt W On sni'
has gonc ,hcro n c,a. is ,nr ,ho r-ostrSa;ioc
Of her cro5;t and GuGor, Iii, Stated On tbo
RAILS nrA in tho market that tbcro 10 not =
Iiroirisn il ,i,a ely iVtila the stclg,Tt ~
rnbl;csos all vant Elahcno ia src,,aJ eil tho
other n,t ne hcro srcm "a p;vo ihrir esmn,iLr
10 ,hr dcb,.n.vo,s Ono i, m,crat :rom Or[.
cn, eo:1 ho ,.n,iJ ro,bo- h., 1900, .n,,,,J H.
eI iLn n:bTr Sets j., o,h;rh oi"o,;o," oro ,';,D
XII =, .h,.'I, i;hs sn,I Co. NV ug.G ~
V;r,;,;s " w."
Er-yrvs7nor WclIs mn # Tho icsso, . II fro
hIrva1Ir:a can,l avsthn ann lid fnr tho rrrv
Irr, hr;,;,., o,rn,s ,bo p,Inn,aa ,,,,, ,.S ~"
Will, .l, limit rrfs,,;beJ bv iI,ns1"a. 10 ~
h,I,,g liza sur ,n,r,n,i,.;1 liz ,Iao oo,,
thoi In 1ccs mi brIrrn that f;d eli bo so,[-'
rd, ss i 10 almost iinnns,ib;n ior ihn oncinri,,s
n riyo thpir consar, IN ihr c,ns.rncl;on r. fu,b
2 jridr, "a $40 600 viii ED;lj Tho n;eye
ainl.c Of IL. present briaro tost pcarv hsIf a
r,,ii,c n; dollars. tbburh ihov nro hn;lt ~ q
shsli.w mr., cf tho ,;yfr, ana ucro hn;lt sLor
l,hor end ms!tri,I vc,c nncL chrnrrr linn NJ
present. Ehu consttuoliop. thcrorcro. or so en.
Tire h,ilpo at t,uch deeper mart If lho r;ver
for 20 mail e sun % $40 600 seems imncssi- :
BIZ.
i. il .crarttd that Mr.. New. WIN "a, tbo
republican, cau,psiro ia Ionisra LIST fall, viii
Be p;van M ilnne,ispt iorcip1 mission,
lo Tho Criminal Court rcIav NJ R,ovs,or
Of oours,l for thc nrns,,pi;,n n ,bo Ga ro,,io
sg;51Io ras,, raono ora rs Ibn nnnst ha.rl;jnI
choE.c md .chnlsrIp orcnn,cnts ovnr bosr5 IN ~
thai eoprt Ills theme uns I'm Observation-Disclosures
of the rroc,ass tv iofn,ros,;cn ss 49,, rrh,ia
question demands hmm iho irfsrou, ch,r "ns,r
Of tho ofFcrs,, srd as if tl,e neorsod noTirs a~o
gully t!ty should BE- srat 10 Tho noniinnl;,,r
tha, inf.nv "a rst,Ll,ahnd md 90 i,1no ~. ;,
abov, .tn-naoh il viii mi ba .rrnrs;nr s .bo
nrosccu;;on 80 arc,r.srnI n his nrni;n';,a y
,,.,.,l " ~ f'S'''H'o'A'
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOV. s. 1881.
S'sa' T;ses.."-... 81 SO, scts............ 4 "a
ARRIVED.

S's', ,,;ses.-.".". 81 $40, ssts........... 4 Cd
ARRIVED.
Sir T v ArrowamiLh. lower Potomsc. 10 Pc
tpmac Ferry Company.
Sshr Cfiasis Wright. Philsdelphi, to T j
NJ shalley s. Go.
schr Kober! Lscog, Georgetown. 20 m.aer.
SAILED.
Str Noriolk. Philadelphia, bN + 4 Road.
s,tr Efcesi0r, Norfolk, By /, hooo.
Hlr y ArroWsmLh. lower Fo.n, 'ac' ny 10
tomHc Ferry Company.
PASSED u:
Nchr uar"ry l. Wilton. for j4on,yri,wT.
Hchr albert WATSON, from Goargnlowi
PASSED DOWN.
i3chr Nhilia II Benedict from Goorsr.ruE
Sehr p Il h"so. from Gnoryeinwn.
aEaoSAEpA
v rcnf r. hslsay, from Georgotown, at New
fotk 9th, with sp.nkur boom broke.
Sthr haia H Clifford, from tleo,oo,ouo f,r
Fail HivSr. rsnsnd through Holl Date 9Th
Schr III tdiorro. from Goorpatown far Nv.
snnl;, passed through Hell Gste 9Th
:, oShf ammo Msllnn, from Ueorgrtowa for
bOton, passed through Io!l GIT, 9Th.
Sclr VIM y Marvel. for this porl u,ied hooo
Providence din. '>' AVN
Schr Chas Morrison C1r this port. clearsd
at Boston 9th. '''
;, SChr index, for Youngstown, ssilal from Nav
Bedford 4lh. '''' '''"
Schr Matte A. Franklin, fr,m uoorso,,.o =,
Boston 9th. H'''""' az
schr Elma M Wright for Washington, SAILED
from Bath dlh. 1''''"
,schr Julia A GArsifon, from t.ichmon, ..
New York 7th. '"'"''''' u
SGhr q lsnrahan, from This ,.ort for Boston.
1t New York 7,h. ' '''''''"'
Scnr Horny CShorhard, claarnd II, Eep York
Tor Richmond TLh
=, Schr dohn Il kranZ, from this port. nt nnA,cn
Schr York, for lsuohll TO load foe
" washington, sailed from Portland 9th.
Portland G.h. a.
>, Sclr Grace Andrews, from Richmond at
Providence oh. Nv
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Visitors 10 state Enss:sut3ons
Tho 0o7oinor Yesterday appointed the

Tho uo7olnor yesterday appointed tbs a.,
loving vI@tols to State Institutions. viz:
Virginia Military lna!isato. ~Ueporsl nahnc,
II. Marry, Cnlcnel John B. pu;ceIl, R;ch
mon1 Genoral James A. Walker. Wvthoyillc:
Alex. II. Pondctoo, Winchester; S, ", I,,teh
or. Lexington; Major p. ". Mckinney. Farm.
vile Colonel John w. Riley. Halifax Com,
House. and General William II. payno. War
renton.
Deal and numb and Blind Asylum. -hIetd,
/. White and Edward Eohcls. Slauoton Thoa
Moore. Fairfax ; II. j. y. Lewis, Clarke conn.
ty; John j. Williams, Winchester; Thomas N,
Page. Richmond NJ. p. Foakhou5o7, Slant
ton.
Mt. Ygraon Association, -aiai l.. ".
iiuotcr, Winchester; General W. II. Il, Ice,
Fairfax; Captain Francis l., Saith, Asyan-
d:ia; Colonel Richard ii. Du'aay. L,utiouu,
sed Col,ao! Robo5t NJ. SIribii' s, Fau1yior.
Central Lunatio A,y1rl. --iir J. Grsttnn
Cabell. louis Wagner, Il ". Piokrell ami ".
W. Tmbcrlske, Richmond; Il. Holmo5 Boyd,
Winchester; NJ. L. Cooke. Norfolk JOAN IT,
Masan, Fredericksburg Major q. Il, Funston
and W. b. Dtinkard. Richmond Colonel Wal
tor Ccles. Piitsslvania, anl Colonial X. KEN
per. Alexandria.
!, Western Luastic Asylu1.--J. Il. McCuo,
Colonel ". s. Bumgardror. Coloaol W. A.
Burke, II, s.. George Tucker, Sssunton; Il,
/. Barton, Wiochos:or /; Marshall Mccormick,
BatryV!lie ColOne! y. I. o Ferrall, Harrison
burg j ohn M. johnson. Alexandra; DR.. a,
NJ. Henkel. Stanton; General Gi!lbcr! S,
Mnsu. Mt. JscksoD.
=, Eastern Luuatio AsyluGl. -Oolouel William
H. Paner, Richmond &. Shirley Harrison,
bfandoD; w. d. Peachy, Mt. jackson; Fred.
erlck 3. Taylor, Norfolk; Robert Il. Armistcad
Dr. Charios w. Coleman, Sidney Smith, VIII
llamsburg; DR.. Il. Ii. Bowen, Y orktoWn Colo.
nel Thomas II. Csr;or. King William Thomas
whitehead Lylchburg John Noclcg, Ac,o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-08

Virgins is not tho only State ths! has bcau
all tore up" ttley. Elections wero ulso
held in Nov York, PenusyIvapi,, MarsIan1,
Massschusotts, Mississippi. minnesota, VIZ
cousin. Now Jersey. Connecticut. Col0rslo aud
Nobrssks. 10 New York tho democrats have
s.rorg hopes of having carried tho Legislature
and hsV'ug jOiGCl q member Of Congress. Ia
Pennsylvania III independent republican wss
running for State Treasurer, aud this may have
enabled tho democrats to elect their candidate.
10 Mary land mid form Of Mahoneiam exists,
but it has probably dono no harm. Ia Mis.i5,
sppi. as in Virginia, Tho negroes, republicans
and gtoeubGcscrs gained few democratic seals
awsgs with the hope Of defeating tho regular
democratic ticket. bu: tho Infamous Coalition,
10 all probability, has been Of no avail. Tsko
the field over, tho prospsc: Is that tho demo
Gratis have mads important eaios
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Strike

HAELET, Nov. 8-Vsrious towns of tho Stat
TJrdshiro lotteries ara on the I've Of \ gigantic
stflRe. Tho whole OF tho mon connected with
tho operatives association hnvo resolved 10
cease work Oh ThursdsY unu.s all sdvsnce of
wages Is granteil. Tho strike will affect 60, Coz
employees AT a meeting yesterday the onl-
ployer! pic dyed themselves 10 refnse az slvance.
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HgOre Trouble TN Africa

BONA. AFRICA. Nov. S.-Roror,s from Now
Ua'abar Indicate that another war ia Imminent
there hetween lNrg Amakroo aud We'll braid
Several Sangulnsry ocutcss havo already GO
CURED bctSeen Tho fnllcwcrs of both parties.
Tho powerful chiefs Oko Jumbo aud Jnka iu-
tend to iain in tho hostilii:ca, !ha former siding
with Will Braid aud tho latter With King ANA
Erna
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IL YOU WANT First Glass Sait mada &c
ofdor from $20 to $50. or iiao Ogcrcoa: i,ou
$--3 TO $50. wa have tho laretas stock of piocl
goods IN tho city, and all gsrmenta arc made il
the STORE and warranted tirsl class in oycry ra;
llculaF' a' wo employ only tho heat workmou
and guarantee parect fit. Cnll and examine
cur stock tcfotn you purchase.
s. WATERMAN &; Son
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EnT{Nfd JEtT.S

In an ARRAY aS Stlom. Fsuquitr county,
Saturday, Chap Fur aud his nrtlhcr we're
not! Shnt through The leg by l.1wrcGto, &
ta,:cnnrr
Tho er0Ss earnings 81 tha NnlicIk ani Wcsi
crn Railroad Gompany foe Ootobrr wcre
81 81 %. !.oinr M ircreasa Of 4, 7t2 % AZ
c3nph:aa with tic roircNnoHlaF period Of last
y@sT.
Superintendent OF ihn Hallway hlail Service
lhomp on HtaLea That Milo Y. Bailey was not
rcmavrt! ~ :!ipiSi0n superintendent il tho post
oiilGr a. i:!EhsnHnI tus WA merely trsaiorrcd.
Ne. i. \. E!ck'cy, superintendent ci the filth
division, has hcon a3rrolrcd 10 ;n.nard Mr.
hai!ag il !hu l;!a;rnfLa alIiaa
1t sGpraIa :ss alter all the I.Gnehturs post
ofiIci hlh; Ia not over. Tho assistant n0st
masiar 30 iho Into Incumbent, Wilson, refuses
to turn GSrr tbs 0iLci 10 Hta:lsm, AID nj
pic5cn! matters are not st Ill harmonious.
St1tham ila9 not entered upon iho duties Of tho
Office, and though teIogfapGnd end vritlon To hy
as to tho status oil tho affair, hsa made no
answer ror offered q rcp'y.
Major Daniel CLOSED tho campaign last nigh!
at hchmord; Hen. James Barbour in this
CITY Captaia +, ". Mckinney and GaBersl
inz Ice. TeatcTdey, a! Spottsyvania Court
louise; lion. Enpa lIuntou OF Nowburn,
i'caski county; lion. j. Randolph Tucker OF
Lexington; Hon. John Goodo at piinccas
Anno Court House; ex-senator Il. IT, Wi.hers
at PrisSk! Ncnrs House. and SeuatO. J ohn w.
JdhE7Sou ~ Augusta Goutt House.
An OrES POLAR SEA. Tho steam ghaler
BclaIdcro arrived al San Francisco yesterday,
bringing lotttTa from tho Badgers, from which
aad from olnGoisstioo between Captain O8cp,
OF tao be!yidsree, and Lieutenant Berry. OF tho
Rodgers tho toliowng facts ers learned:
Lieu. Perry found WrargIo Land TO be
sn island. tie cert party from the Rodgers
Gu: in small BEATS to explore tho land They
returned 70 bic Rodgers. having gone complete
y around it, The marty eisJ surveyed dlTs-
ant psrs Of Wrargol Island. Tho Rodgers did
net 20 srouod, laying UP WhiIo the party 10 tho
boats Werc cut. Tho Rodgtr!, after haYiur e.
te5shad tho facs that WrangoI Lsnd is an
island. steamed ono huCdred and tpsuly odd
miles north and northwest 10 search of further
land. but failed to fad sny. Lieuteusnt Borry
assembled mouotan 90 WEargol Island, and
from lts top saw seas all around it. Tho season
hsd been most favorable for exploration on &C
count of its opennrss. Notwithstanding Stormy
weather Csptsiu Oven ssid that from bis or
ser7atl0ns. ho would not BIO at all SURPRISED TO
hear Of tho Jeanette coming homo By way of
drechiaod. The Rodgers intend5 TO send ont
d sleuse party troEl her Wlatcr quarters TO ex-
pioro tho coast OF Sibaria. Sho expects TO
leave her winter qusrtnra next Jane and 20 re
Tar North as possible
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IL tho Mahoneites have boon succrfsful to day
the Virginia debt. 80 far as the bondLoldors nro
concerned, is settled. They will not troht With
the hsho1ei!ce. for thoy cannot rely npan Any
conpromieo tina! could hn msdo with thom, ard
will therefore fall back upon thor II yhts IS de-
c.ded ny tho Supreme Court Of tina United
States and continue to draw the intorest nom =
mated in tho bonds they hold.
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70 Submit 10 thc Ercnch

>, LONDON, Nov S.--A dispatch from Tunis f.
houto!s Telegram 20. says that tho important
Irloes IN Inc Tabourscuk dis!rir; have aproed 10
submit to tha Fronch. ~ ''"'' ~
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EGAFrASfa1I

nkD2N' N3v: S.-Jae. Tute forlnarly ssere.
VINO was discharged from Kimainham isi1 nm
iFfl'sy 'ast was rearrestod 10 day. il. il supposed
BECAUSE OF violent spoochoa. There IS much NIX.
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SIItCiesn.

tlScINNA7I, Nov. S.-Willism New Kim,
Snown az An hm. Chinese missionary Stu
dent at NiarIetta, Committed suicide h7 ohloral
at chloro''6M' last night, from disappointment
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Mr.. Fred. Hartley Bloomington, ILL.,, wlites:
isHVag snllAred with iatlammatory rheumatism
Ter tho pant five years, tried all remedie known
to teIInrn that complaint, and spent many n
dollar without any rolitt,--l Wss at last induced
hy ing draggiat 10 Try St. Jacobs Oil, end have
hirE rniircly cnred
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DIED.

Nov. 7. 1851, al u NJ, II. g. w. BARKER,
IN Tho Cls. year OF his age. Gs-The funeral will
tako place tomorrow "wednesday afternoon,
ct , O'clock, from The Firat Baptist Church. The
friends snd relatives CT the family sro invited 10
attend.
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LADIES' FAIR.
A Fair for tho Benefit of
0i.D DOMIHs0N CebMMaNs,s:,.y
No, Ii. Kuiplfs Tnp,usnr

Will be opened st
ARaOKI HALL THIS EVENINU Nov. s
Gndor Tho auapicos oflho
LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA,
"nppor and rcfroAhmnnts furninhsi NJ ressor-
able rates.
Mira. j. II. ID. 3MOOT, President
hra, d. X. ALENAHDER, Vico prre:
hoVa-5l
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The Ntw York Sun lenrus. 90 very high
authority, that afternoon less have had their
day, and thai Tho correct thing this winter will
h' eoiiscs tblsck) from S o'clock 10 the evening
10 ~. At :hcsc. street costumes will be worn
Hn4 thiy arc expedited to bring about a
sools! lilo such as Tho oiz,ns OF tho older
caUaIr;ta OF JOY.
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PUBLISHED DAILY u TRI-WEEkLl EY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVH. s

According to inc kilograms received st the
oihce up TO iour o'clock this afternoon. tho IL
dioaions arc that the democratic debt payer
will swlor tho State, and not only elect thor
candidate for Governor. hu: secure q sufficient
working ms ,riiy 10 tho Legislature.
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tation.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Nov. e.
Prices this week for BNOf CS!tle ranged rs fol-
lows
Best Booves ...."........"".........h 80 6 Ct,
Gonoraly ratod first quality..........4 % a r 20
Medium or good fair duality..-".....4 IS 3 %
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen aud Cows Cu -
Extromo range Of prices. % "a
Most of tho sales wore from. .-......3 81 s R(
Receipts for tho week 1874 hoad: ISLES 25Gi
Good Cattle were scarce this Wook and prices
fer thom Wero shade higher. perhaps IL in
s0ED Instances, while medium and common wer,
moro plentiful, more numerous in proportion
than last week, and on those prices Hcro sil-5c
lower than last week. Tho market was fairly
| actiVe fer good Cattle.
Sheep and Lambs-rhe ir,rings numbar but
littlo more than half those OF lSst WooI. GJot
| Sheep are quite scarce, and there is very goat
demand fer them, there hang some Eastern de-
mnEd aud fairly active iaGuiry By homo butch.
! era. Common Sheep and stock generally.
though no. yory numerous. arc yet in excess #
The demand for them, ich is quito limited
We quote butchers Sheep st 3k5 cents and
Lambs at AIS cents per lb gross Stock Sheep
kwos 81 EUaS3 per head. and Wethsrs 3la1c per
| 3D. Arrivals Ills wook 2ST13 head
Hegs-Tho receipts. though nearly 900 head
| lass thsn last week. arc reported AS making Is
| tsir to full supply, fully oqusl 20 the demand
rs tharo were quito number left Cvor from last
| weeks offerings. The quality generally il I'll.
ported as better than last week. Prices nro
highest npuro reached to-day being in fow in
| etsncos 81 cts and from That they range down Ia
| Il cents per ID net. Arrivals this week 1853
l hpQd
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Two NJ shoneitss. it is charged, wero detactei
IN Young a man today "a Fraudulent cari.
tniion Lax certificate. Il ia understood wGrrnnta
Will be issllGd for tho srreRt of tho pnr.ios.
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Patience and gentlcress arc u,slul ard now
crlul, bnt thav cannot curs q cnuch, phinh
h1oWsVer, Dr.. Balls Uou,h Sy,up vii! sIsays
90. ''N' H,'
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Secretary Of Stste.
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. November 6.-There
WA, no meeting Of tho Conn nercisl E1ohanga
to. day on account of tho election, and the ftw
saos which were mslo were st yesterday g QUO
taticn.