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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

A dispatch 10 General Mahons'i home organ
importing to give az account Ct the G.naIai's
aPttch Ct flanisonburg. says ha !rdvnd that
The demcc;atic party was working 10 tho in
terest OF foreign and Wsll street trckes aud
against lie honest lax payers of tho Common.
wealth. Ard this. too. in the fsco Of the Iacts
that When General Malone was Presidtnt Of
tho Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad lie
got possession of over sixsaiIlions Of dollars to-
longing to tho samo honest tax payers Of the
commonwealth ab3u: whose interests 10 now
processes go muoh solciIuda, withcu: giving
them cent in return. and that he now wants
10 get $l25 600 moro of their money fer salary
a5 president Of tie road while it w.s 10 The
hands Ct receiver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. II.

Tho Nahonlt(s. in order 10 get the negro
vote. profess abhorrenco Of the capltatiOn tax
and tho whipping pest, though such abhorrcrce
Is an insult to every reputable AID self respect
ing negro. not oDc Ct whom ohjsctG to the pay.
meut OF dollar year towards the education
OF his own or tho children Of his re , or COO
templates The commission Of auy oiFenso that
will sutltot him TO tho dagger Of The lash.
they rr1fcs, their abnorrence, but that they do
not really entertain i! is proved not only BY tho
tact that El0ss Of tho leaders Of their party fs-
va; tho adopiiou of tho constitutional amcpd.
mcnis provldlrg for iIia capia'ion tx and the
whipping post, hu; by tho additional enc that
all Of their dupod nnI deceived whito followers
did tho same. for tho vote for tho adoption Of
,h' s amendments WAS l29 SO. the democratic
vote Of the State. while that against their aiop-
,'on Was o $50. tho republican vote The &C 8
Of Tho M,hnnltlS heTcr tally with ih: !c ~, les
I,It,S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
lYnsl!auti, Mich. J Commercial |

Raoeng meeting MIR. s. III. Dmick, Chemist,
CUT reporter ontcred toto conversation aud The
man ct th5 qlii!'' hal sn0n noted tho olow
inr: YES. said Mr. D,mick. have heard of
St. Jacob Oil, used it in ny family for Sciatio
Rheumatism, aad found it thu moat valuable
remedy for that DIS :a=e over c,mpouuded, pro-
duoiog. sa It did Immediate relief 10 the case Of
m7 daughter. alter b:iitering and all cther rem.
elits had faI1d have followed manufacture.
iux drugs AMI chenlc ais Tor thirty years, and
hsvo ttiod tho whole Matcris Medica for tho
above ,aithnut lndlnR tho equal of tho st. ia
oob's Oil. recommend il Tor Gous and all
other diseases OF the j1ots and limbs; and il
has done wonders, never disappointing any.
body List mono despair while they can prccure
this wonderful! article. | might also add, that
it has proved s=lvicaabo for animals a. we'll AZ
for mag. showing tho great usefuloess of lbe
article.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

The efficiency of tho public schools 10 til,
State, certainly 10 tho cities thereof, is iacrler-
"a With greatly, aud their advantages greatly
restricted, by reason of tho agl At which chill
dren are admitted to tho schools. which nscos-
ssrily transforms the teachers toto nurses.
Mothers send their bsb es to school to save tho
time End avoid tho trouble Of taking care OF
them at home, and children old enoug to PRO.
II! by caool instructions ara dcbarred its benc-
Ii $, because the ais they would ccculy are
filed By babies. The admission age should b,
changed from ivo 10 seven years, as soon SO The
IL e Stature meets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
The n arkefS,

BALrIMoRE Sept. l7.-Virginia Ga old -; do
deferred ID; do consolidated 81: do % ie.
res 39s past due coup 9l2 new 10 40s 53g bid
Cotton dull; middlng IL Flour firm with
moderate demand. Whest-Southern firm I'M.
der light receipts; Western higher and active :;
Southern rod l3S,l43; do amber 150sl55 No.
Western winter red. tpot and Sept l45tsl46i {;
Oct 4t5Al47; Nov l5ctsl6C3; Dec 155sal533.
Corn-So2Lhern quiet and easy: Western higher
yellow nominally at y; Western mixed, spot
and Sep! t9-Gli; Oct 7Ss7Ss; Nov ,Gia7Gs.
Oats s!eady; Southern 50s53; Western white
5la52; do mixed 5Oa5l; Penn 5ls52 Bye steady
st lO5al07. Hsy unchanged. Coffee quiet; Rio
csrRoos, ordinary to fair lOal2i. Sugar strong,
Asof! lei. Whiskey quiet at 81 10.
1.G Flour quiet and unchanged Whea. cash
and Sept Lhsde better. Corn fairly active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

The hlahonites when addressing crowds c>m
posed OF negroes aro loud 10 their a4sertiots Of
bcraIiiy TO The black rsc,, and General Ma
hons vent - far a. TO sly that he wanted Ill
r'ei dI5tIrc ions oblitrlted; but how dffc.cat
they talk 10 white crowds was msda plain ia
tho discussion that took plsna at Flee .sln last
hl'hday between Mr.. Ficklin. demrctn! aud
Elf. C,nia1, Mahoneitc, whcn n. according 10 a
o1irt spondent OF tho Richmond Dispatch. the
foIIoni5g questions were rropoundad hp the
former hnl replied to By tho Iattc,
D. you sustain our party in renewing A.
. Sul!l0aa and putting Cook in his pIsc, q
Conrad replied, NO"
10 you desire 10y suca:sI in CumboilsLd
and Backing ham. or that CT Shed Dungoa, whe
Is 10 favor of altering tho Code of Virginia TO
ALLOW lntcrmarTisgo bntWnrn The raccs?"
Conrad replied II would vote for you
can't 90 back upon my Anglo Saxon blood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
Court OF appeals Thursday.

The President Of the Court announced thai
hereafter Saturday would DO conference day at
Stanton, iastead Of Monday, as heretofore.
Therefore thu Court will not be in Eession Sat-
urdsYs during the term.
Newt lisns vs. Rowlsnd; appeal and super.
sedeas t. decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county bond required 500.
Tardy. &c, VS. Fosgans; petition for appeal
from decree OF the Circuit Court Of Pi!.sylvAnis
county; denied By all tho judges.
Walker vs. Cabil, receiver, SC; petition for
appeal from decree Of the Hastings Court Of
Danvilo; denied by all tho judges
Thompson vs. Dickinson, pending at Wythe-
vile; opinion Of Court delivered by Judge An.
derson, reversing tho decision Of the court below
Penny hacker vs.. Swift r, from Circuit Court
Of Rocking hsm Opinion of Cou;! delivered by
Judge Staples. affirming decree OF Circuit Court
John j, and James Wade vs. James II. Il
Fisgat, pending at Wytheville; Opinion OF
Court doiVefed by Judge Eurks, reversing de.
creel Of Circuit Clutt of Montgomery county.
Messrs. Edward w. Nichols Charles NJ, Hep.
burn and Edwin Il. Johnson qualified as a!tor.
nGys.
almond vs. Wilson, further srguel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
% stopped: Neglect frequently results in sn
IncurnbIe Lung Disease or COnsnmn.
lion. Is Ii d w MS Ii ONCHIAI.
TROCHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bals,ms. but act tlIrectIy
on the 1nfianed parts. allaying irritation
give reliefin Asthma, BrOnchit It's, Coughs.
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers are sub.
!ect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nearlV
an entire generation, they have attained we'll.
Tho age. Sold At 25c. box every where. mhlO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
by Green s. Wiso, Auctioneers

4 NOM MISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
~ Bile REAL RSTATK-By virtue of de-.
croe Of the Corporation Court of tho city of al.
exsndra, rendered on the 18th day of uly, 1881 ,
IN tho chsncery cause Of j. II. Dovaughn and
Others against a. V. RobeY and v ife and others
tho undersigned, comms.ionors therein named
will olet for sslo by public auction, at the front
door OF tho Court House of raid CITY, on SAT-.
URDhf, the 9Th day Of September, 1881, At
l2o'elock M, tho following property. viz:
l.. HOUSE and LOT On the cast side OF Wash.
lneton street, beginning $50 foet north Of Cam
inRton etrcet - feet inches: thsnco east nail
loi 10 Cameron street leo feet thonce north mar.
ailel 10 washington street 10 feet G inches
thence with q straight line to the beginning.
Z. HOUSE and LOT on tho north side of King
atreo;. beginning on King street on the east aida
OF 5 feet 10 in. alley, distant ii S-l2 feet from
Washington street; thence on said alley north
parallel 10 Washington street C3 foet inches
thence east parallel 10 King street feet inch
10 Inc southwest corner Of . brick out building.
thence the same course continued along The
south Wall OF said GU! building to the middle of
Tho Partition wall thereof; thence through the
middle OF said partition wall north feot 1 in. TO
ths limo CT Christopher Nesles lot, the south
slde OF brick wall; thonce with the south side
OF stli wall east parallel to King stroot 3 feet
inches tnenca south parallel to Washington 81,
~ teet 10 King street; thence west on King st.
~ lect incIo: " Inc beginning, with the right
Of WY over said alley.
;: TWO HOUSES and LOTS CT the wcst side
Gi Fairfax street, between Queen and Princess
s!reets' each fronting Is feet inches with A
depth Of lG4 foot! VIM
Terms OF Sale: Ten per cent Of the purchase
money in caah on the day OF saIo, and The residne
in three equal lnstalmenls st T, II and IS mentbs
10 be secured by the bonds of tho purchaser or
purchasers, with good personal security: the
Donds 10 Dear interest from tho day of sale, and
The title to be retained until tho ssms are fuIlv
paid. Conreyancing NJ the coat Of the purchaser.
>. r. BEACH. COMMITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

That political consistency stalds but poor
chance even with the best Of republicans when
opposed BY iotimations frcm Washington i:
demonstrated 10 The case Of the VALLEY Virgin
'an. which now supports Mahoncism, though il
was only few shcrt weeks ago that it said the
Mshoncltes had all the sins Ct tho democrats
with the additional ono Of brizon fsccd rcpudia
lion. and that their promises for tho future
Wira mado solely for the purpose of obtaining
republican support and could not be r, lied upor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
Anthony ComstocI. Arrested.

NEW loRK. Sept. l7.-AnthoDy Comsiock
appeared as defendant in tho Jefferson Market
Court yesterday on charge of lib2l prelcru
by William o. Wilson, a manufacturer, who
charges him With having wilton. as secretary
Gl the Society tor tho Suppression of Woe, to
Dir. Benz amiu Lewis, Of Brookyo, one Of Will
son references, that tho plaintiff was sRirl
Ter aud had imposed on several parties. Com
stock waived examination AID was released
Oh $500 bail for trisl at General Sessions. MIR.
Samuel j. Colgate president OF tho Society for
tic Suppression, Of V!c,, becoming h!q bonds
man
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
LIST OF I,RTTRRS

Tho following is list Of the letters remaining
=, IN the Alexandria Virgins, postotHco Sept. Il.
Persons calling for letters will say they arc nd-
.vertsed and give the date of tho list.
If not called for within thirty DAYS, they wilIhe
sent to the dead letter Office, in Wssbin etnn
Ayres, Miss EllaV Keith. Mr. Judpe +
Abol, Miss Kdith Mills. Miss S.r,h
Brown, Miss Rosie Morris, Mrs M.oo;,
Bsyliss, Mids Sarah Numm Mr. q ri
Campbell. Mr. Crosky Padpett Miss Lama "
S = Chas Robinson, John
SSGIand' Margaret Shinn, George
GGlpson, MIS- Sarah Toliver Frank
EIaieles, susan Thompson, Alexander
Units, hinoa, MIS- WhiLnore, Gait il
hunter, Mrs Wilkerson. Il
JacRson' MRS htia Welsh. Mrs Bette
Jones' ~ Williams. Miss kats
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE, Z, III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
Missionaries for Asia.

YORK YORK, Sept. l7.-Flve missionaries
slicl at ono O'Clock to day for Asia They arc
the Rev. Mas:r3 Waterbury and Burdett add
their wives and Miss Brandt. The latter goes
t. NowRong, Assam. and tho others to Madras,
10 British lcdii. MIR. Waterbury is uativo
OF Saratoga. who graduated from Rochester
Theological Seminary, and his wife belonged 10
New York city. Nlr. Burdott is from Massa.
chuSes!a aud Miss Brandt from Nebraska.
They sill 20 GU. ucdar tho auspices CT tho
hmaliaan Baptist Missionary Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
Increased Immigration.

New IoRI. Sept. lL-Ao,orting 10 the
Castle Garden records ! $50 immigrants arrived
on tho following steamships yesterday: The
Main. from Bremen. G75; the Republic. from
Liverpool IIG; The Switz ,rlard. from Antwerp,
%G3; the ltalls. from Genoa. G., aud the Jan
Breydcl, from Antwerp. 81. Tho number of
Immigrants who came to this port from Sep.
temb'r to Il last year was 1850. against
1878 Tor tho Same timo this ycer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
Financial.

New YORK. Saps. 1.-THE Pests 6aarcisl
article says: u. s. bonds src lower for all
Issues; State herds are ! lower for Tennessee
6; and railroad binds sre Irregular, bur gener-
silly higher, the advance RANGING from to l
PEI cent. The share speculation has been much
liveliar than Of lst., and prices have advanced
sharply. Ia the money market SO per cent ia
the quotation for ell and time loans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
itlOOt!y Encounter.

ATLANTA. Ga, Sep: l7.-Near Powder
Springs, Cobb CO. atty, there occurred o horrible
trtdogy on Friday morning. Fer years ihore
has been iii old toud between the Mitchell and
Cooper f.mlios. CoOnor who WAS armed with
e shot gun met the Aitchells when a fracQs oc.
Cured instantly, Cooper killing ore u Tho Nit
chel!s, and morally wounding another. Cooper
was badly ca. With knives, aud his lilo ia in grest
jeopardy. all tho parties are we'll known and
highly regnrClAbo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
Execution.

DAyENroRT, Iowa. Sept Is III, tyeeu
tor - Ulalncnt L. GALLON for tho murder oil
Mrtcni Mrs. IhOmsy Dlllcy on the nieh. OF
Tho l0;h OF Dic;mbcr last took plAc1 81 o'olock
ytsta.asy at Cambridge, tho c)uaty seat Of
IleDry county, IL thirty miles cast OF horo.
The motive OF tho mud:r Wis robbery. Mr..
D,IIey was shot anI his wifa vas killed with an
Old lron shovel haGdlc. During his nine
months IMPRISONMENT q .lop, so fer as out
ward Appearances went, had tho stoicsm of o
bru'e lie did not. irom tho limo no VAS led
into tao rtoscnoo OF his murdered victims to
tue hour CT his execution, shCw any signs of
Eut VulIsOtS5 CT caro-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

According to tho Gsz,ttcs Washington cor
respondent, WHO obtained his Information 90
tho subjtc from the most reliable sources,
u. 5. Marshal Lewis so c)tdlc!ed his cfEcl
that when the exposure camo no was compelled
to recommend tho removal If twenty cu$ Ct
his thirty two deputies. end that CT tho i'm >
ncnsc lumber of poor men he arrested aud
dragged hundreds Of miles for tlial on lrivicul
ehsrges. but thirty five were s,olerceJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
Funeral.

RAITMOEs, Md. Sept. 1.-The funeral of
Mrs. Susan May Bonspsrto took place this
forenoon a; tha family residence. On Park
street, Eev }. Z. Bsckus, Of tho Presbyterian
ChuIch cflicaliDg. Admitndcn wss by card.
Tho romaiaa wtro ntortid at London Park
tamote,y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
SCaIsaets His SEtfe

NEW YORK. Sept l7.--ilrs. Ann Mo(}iDley,
whose homo Is s cltin On the cliffs az Broad.
way ana t. n street. waa borno iuto tho Court
OF special Sessions OIL slrasoher yesterday.
hster she and her Husband. James. rad s3mo
not words. on Wednesday las. she fed from
tho Volanc, h. threatened, but va. soon
caught. Tie lifted her in bis arms and s,stsd
hor IN boriar OF s1sldiog water from whcI
shc had only moment b+toro raken som =
o!1lhes. She WAS taken to Eooseyalt Hnsn;t.I
Ia cxtenua'ioa tbs Prisoner pleaded that b :,
hdu't know tbs water Wss 80 hot, and that b,o
iateltion Was mer.Iy 10 soak her" Tho
husband was committed to Bsckgel'a Island
Tor six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Sept 1.-THE mar.
ket to-dsy Is quiet and steady. Flour remains
unchanged. The receipts of Wheat are onIy
lair, and 1850 bushels sold st l40 l42 and l43 for
Fui'z. l4' for mixed and 14G. l47 aud l4s for
Lancaster. But little Corn was offered, which
sold At 95 for white. No Rye or Gals ,epor,ed.
Country produce scarce and wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

You cau't como it," said customer to o
druggist who endeavored to palm off bis own
mixture when Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
asked for. and Bulls he got. Prios IS oens
haiti,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

HE RARE ADVANTAGES OF SMOKE.-iu-
stead of being detrimental to horllh tho smoke
that has been in tho air tho last few DAYS i,
really beneficial. The moro one brcnlhos of il
tho better, up to reasonable point, Tho cro-
osoo which has been taken into the lurgs
and through them carried into The blood
siEcI The muiky season set in il rs good az d
coutsa OF treatment By physician. peopls
Who had toothsche week ago ought to be over
their trouble by this TING. Creosote. as ills
name lmphts. is preserver ef flesh. It's by
virtue Ct this property that smoke preserves
hams and Other meats that are sui jectod 10 its
Influence Ii tho weather OF Tho lis few days
should conItuo long enough, tho poopc now
llVltg would stand channce OF being preserved
a. permanently as rho mummias that have inst
bacn discovered in Egypt. Urocsoto forms the
base OF very Irso part Of the medicine which
people take whou tho doctor presonbas for
them. 1t Is goai fer hemorrhsgo. darrL al,
cholera mortus. cholera iniantum, nausea,
vomiting, ioothG chc, and variety of othor all.
menia. No onn can ssy that tho visitation of
smoke at this Ii me is not intended as an autis
dote Tor some C,isoss5 that would be disastrous.
Il may save people from cholera morbus
brought Oh ty over eating of wstermeons add
nall lIpone1 flui', Children esp: claIly might
with beneficial effect be kent ont of doors while
Ina stahEn las!s.- Utica Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

HhY-PEVER, CsiarrAh, and Cold in the
A-A Head can BIO relieved by Glover Blossom
An external remedy. A mos. wonderful dis.
coVery IN Medicine, TO which Hay Fever which
haa so long dsGsd Medical skill, has been com.
pelGd to succumb and to which Catarrh readily
yields. ltreliovvcs cold in tho head or stoppags
OF the hostfi!s IN Tow minutes. Price $i per
bottle. For ssle by
JANsEY & Co, Druggists,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ONI UT ALENNNDNIN.
HINIATURs ALMANAC. SEPT II, 1881.
Sol rises..."........ III $40, ssts...........
ARRIVED.
Str Goo i,nnry. Norfolk. to 2 l!ooo.
Scar ) Winterlnn. New York, TO Burgess
& Co
Sich. pioneor, Wiconco. to Bavgea; e. c..
SAILED.
Str George I.oNrv. Norfolk. BIZ Z r Hooa.
Sir L A.rowsmi!h, lowhr Potomac, by Po-
tnrnac Ferry Company.
Schr Edwin q. Baltimore, by w a Moore.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Gen Torbet and Canton, from this port
at Richmond 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

their arrangements I
w. A. Smoot,
G. 8. Frer oh.
Ewd. Herbert,
w. A. Moore.
+. Il. DoWnham.
Henry Green.
7. Perry.
j. B. Smoo!,
y. q. Smoos.
Herbert Bryant,
j. I. Beckhsm.
w. W. Herbert,
h. H. O'Brien.
+. Il. Callin.
Isaac Eichberg,
+. j. Miller.
II u IIp3cnD
| w. L. Creighton.
I. j. Mehstfey.
T. Hoy,
NJ. Praizts lier.
| w. b. Wadd,y,
| y. Nj. Adam. .
| j. q. Creighton.
| George Dufoy,
| Ii. Strauss,
| NJ. J. Waterman.
| Col. A. Herbert.
III. w. Burke.
| Gen. nj. ID. Co.'S,
| Col. Nj. hIarye,
| Il. II. Haveper,
u. w. Greene,
| j. Nj j ohnson.
! q. Mushbactl.
| DR.. Nj. M. LAWS.
| Dr.. B. Bfowo.
L. V. RishieIl.
| NJ. B. Harlow.
| W. II. Nj arbury.
| l.. T. Hawks,
IL. A. Dixoa.
| Robert Poltaer,
- feisius.
= Strapgmsn,
i Mailer.
| +. Hofty,
| A. llouck.
| s. NJ. Dem,
| +. Baatiie,
w. Power,
| L. 9. Harper,
-. I. Burke.
| G. II. Robinson,
| G. Y. Worthingtoo
Thomas DosncF,
.l,Jaa. IEgcl,,h
| Henry Glover,
| N. Lindsey,
| JOS. Btsger.
| +. l.. Brockalt,
| a. Gaines,
l.. Stein.
,IG. MoBurleg, sr
III. f. Uhler,
| w. P. Gravts,
| Major l.. Janoe7.
~. +. Ahern.
NJ, A. Ahern.
| w. Roeofs.
| A. A. WaIGeli.
Jno. s. TsyIor.
IL. Il. Hill.
! 8. X. Field.
| g. l.. Stuart.
IG. l., Simpson.
| Ssm'l. &. Brent,
! h. Rosenthsl.
ID. y. MiIbu:n,
| A. Smyth.
| w. Ii. Lambert.
| j. B. Burgess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

Co. i. D. Stark has been nominated for tho
State Senate by tho democrats OF NaTf,.k civ
anI Princess Ammo county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

Tho lflsh National CoDvrulion cOnti0u.d lis
session yesterday. The drtt OF the speeches
Hsa 10 connection with the Land bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
IL. LUGENREET,,
Nlr. Chria!iancy replied o. follows to the a
dress given above:
"NATIOphT HOTrT
HnTYI-
wv lVNNII IIVI Cd
wv hSuIEnTnn II ~ Snnk LIZ

"WAsuINuToa, ID. O., Sept. lG. 1851. !
Sir have had tho honor of receiving your
p)Et' n,e, Without date, tu. loft for mo last
cVcnlcg ct this hotel. Haviog DO spccinl am-
billion to acquire notofiety bg assassination, 10
which i: seems hava the misfortune to differ
from ycU: and DOT believing that the mode You
ptop's Sc Is the best for asoartsining tho truth
though. perhaps. IS satisfactory as some
methods Of procedure raccnt!y adopted ia this
countly-i. occurs to wc that tho best manner
OF answering your letter il by 90 emphotio
'li'rc,. 20 fer as relates to dc special matters
therein set forth; but without admitting The
truth OF ycur chergts, ard leavitg sou to carry
cut at yaur own time and in your own way the
implied threat contained in tho Isst sentence of
your note-lhe wisdom of which | cannc. &C..
ccpt, c1on on your misunderstanding Cd my
Part only such protection as the laws of my
country afford | AN yours, truly,
!. Z. CHRISTIANCY.
pf. Fra1oh Lu &cnboel is brother CT Mrs.
Chrls!latcy. and it is stated attempted 10 OBJ
taio 80 Interview eloun with Mr. Chrstancy on
lhursdsy tEternoon without success. MIR.
ChristIanc7 has ssoln GU. wsrrsnt for ,ho
arrest 0! ID. Luganben
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

The Fist Maryland Disric! confercoco Of The
African Nj. f. Church yesterday adopted /. RS
o'uioo c1odcmniug camp meetings as useless
from religious standpoint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

Darlrg tho late water famine al Ffnstbufg,
Md. The PRICE OF Eatt. went 40 10 10 cents
per bsEre. end i. wia III: vcr2 ea2d articl,
at that,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCH Blu RH.
FyR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JANIS BARBOUR, OF CULPHPER.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
I. w. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLg.
FOR THE HoU-E OF DBLgGlTEs.
JUDGE CHARLES <. STUART.