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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
LOCAL BREVI7IES.

Mrs. Eozbury, wife OF the very efficient su.
periGtendent of Gas, is lying i'll. With pneumonia.
it her residence upper end of Prince street.
It is expected that tie new soprano. MrE.
Barin. OF Washington, will siog in st. PauPs
Church choir tomorrow .! IL O'Clock, and IN
the afternoon st o'clock.
Colonel VIM. E. Cameron, the Mshone read
ulster candidate for Governor, and Major 4. a.
Richardson. 8 readi uste. State canvssser, Will
speak at Armory Hall tonight.
The Baileys Cross Roads Democratic Club.
among the fifty members OF which ara several
we'll. known republicans will meet to.aight 10
listen to addresses from NJ George Macon aid
others.
The registration hooks 10 all the wards OF the
city were opened at sunrise this morning and
will continue open till sunset 10 night. Several
appeals have been taken from the declsions Of
registrars.
It's expected that delegation of ladies from
| the national convention of the Woman q Chrlai.
ian Temperance Union, now in selson in Wash
inston, will address the ladies OF AleIandfia IN
the NJ. 4. Church, Monday afternoon, at "a
o'clock.
The GOSPEL temperance mse!ing of the Alex.
andr:s Reform Club will bs held in the Firtt
Presbyterian Church tomorrow afternoon st
| o'clock. Mira Al. L. Wells, of Evanston,
| ILL.,, who is we'll recommended As an earnest and
eloquent temperance speaker. will deliver sc
| address.
Usllende,'s Georgia Negro Minstrels gave
| their last entertainment 1t Armofy Hall last
night. There was large audience present and
| the applause, sppreeistivo of the admirable man.
| nor in which tho programme OF songs, dances,
&C was carried out, Was continuous throughout
| the evening. The troupe will appear to.nlSh!
ST the Navy Yard. Washington.
| For some time past articles have been dt!fp.
| pearing from Mr.. Robert Portnel's brewery.
| The thief has secured one hundred and ffty.two
malt sacks and about half bsrrel Of white oil.
The guilty party was discovered this morning
stolen oil in his possession. A large quantity Of
| tho stolen property WAS recovered in tho house
Of John Haines, the night engineer ut tho brew
cry, in Fsi.fs1 county, by officer .Iames Smith,
this afternoon. Tho sgent Of Mr.. Portnor refus-
ing 10 pIo,ecuto, Haiaes, who WAS arrested,
| war released.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

General Malone promised his political iilppds
,hmty ,hUu4anh msi,tity last November. he
pr;.'pludd Mr. Gorhum The srcreteIy5hip Of the
8 nalr, ho promised Mr.. Riddlobergcr the
blao, OF sergeant. ARMS Of tho Senate, lie
promised Lomeroul other persons positions un-
der IT,, 81 ulhaa:s OF tho Scnatr, and morc re-
o nly h. promised Mr. Statham tn, postmas-
tcIshin at Lynchharg. How hi hsa fiji ii I'D
lh $, pr0mlans is known to 81. Ito s q prom.
isng mau, at lcaat with regard to iedcrsl pa.
trIbazc, bu'. with tho Ike option Of tho county
'stoihcas and siorekecpe IN the Iuterc a
raveaur sarvIao. his promises amount to moth.
iag lls hos n!oGial CoioatI Gsmyron that
he ula be Governor o; Virginia. hut the ndi-
c,i"na tra that this prcm.s' a,so vii mt be
10 filled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Thc 4'iOt E&poie:G.
From Tho Richm1n STATE

iha following dCcIncnts wil:c; Aay, !cas't.
cd us by . t1ustw2rihg cmhnacl. vii! sHc.t. !cT
themselves End require little olrm -: irs,,, ~.
They will reveal tho txrs0uiioaiy &c; Il f
Uolied States Judge, whom tho traditions ot
the barca suppose to be cen fro from The
passions Of the day, or tho concentrations Ct
political strife. rTos:iu!i"g his ildc;:l c.iii!o.
to iopitc tho PratiIcat OF tho Ucisc,. S;etrs 10
attempt 10 caulrc cat Stain rIecirc i,r lbs IN
pIlcaaon OF tho spolis system 10 FirniDia. i;v
this Dreams tho "UoslliiGn" is to be "c,:irafr1"
sId, max tho WOrig. Gc:a;cratq ni E:ri::.;s |
there Will DO e7 reward TO The President fly
this prostitution Ut q high cfioa. cgsa ~ Fir,
Eimuods would say. ia the '.ot,rr. Of nss.s-
slnaloa the gain OF y republican il TIC
United Sta!ca Senate Sjns!o.' :;ic President
By We learn. hEs promptly rtsaonGo. ;n this
most unworthy spDpal. ead has ,aar:u 100 60
poiutmept which is txptccd ~ ,iu},s l,.gsa
to help IN corrupiag the heucst 77!,i g cur
voters bu. Ne much mistake the temper af cur
people II they foil Co rGbpko mee: signai!7 tic
authors OF the plot aud ell rs so,essoci.a A:Fq.o
and att>r the fsct.
Lyrchturg. 18Th geD:call,s-, 1881.
His EScalleIcy President Arthur:
Lear Slr-! a!n cohIdcTt ycu sr0 prua.?i;' IL
formed OF the erigGnciea OF cur CANVASS i. ;1is
State. TO which ] and Other republicans !ook
with much confidence fer tho overthrow o.;
EourhoGlsm and tha gain OF q Tapu5 icaH in .ho
United States Sonate This rcsi:!t vii! t,a On,
cured If the ric7enon: e!gli receive tbs caia.
tensncc and sid OF your administration.
Tie sessions OF my tour! 1t this riacI acqGa;.,.
m, with the political sius.ion here, ard le.a
mo to endorse sld ulgo The application of Ea:r,
Clifford Statham for tbs rOsLcllica il Iris civ.
de is resident Of tla city, the son Of . wealthy
and IL llaential gentle IN IN, Grd youag genc}a
man OF education and business cgpscity Raj,
i.iher and con sro actively and ::oa0usly Oh.
Rsgad IN tho Canvass, and his snpoltment could
| not isil TO cement cur co.iiiion nnd advance Inc
prospects OF our tCkcls, tjtsta and county
Com anding his application - yo;:r l.vorcl,io
consideration, have the huL 20 b. ynu, Chg
dlont servant, [Signodl ALIEN, CAVES.
u. :. Internal itcycnua, Collectors tit;inn
Fifth District Virgins.
LynchburE, teDtembs. -, l:S!.)
10 Gon. {. a. Arthur. ffesiioni:
Sir: have tho honor 10 respectfully recon,
mend hr. Clifford Sts.hn: IL. a. p ,iniI1cI,l A.
postmaster st Iynchtu's, Va IL I'LL .Eo vanan,
cy now existing b rssspu al Tho expiration II
The tel I'm ut tho present incumhca., t;ap: Holm
L. Wilson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

Prc5idoht Garfield Sid 'tLa. i. once DO fully
understood that continuance ia clice dopende
solely upon the faithful and efficient discharge
OF ils duties, and tbs. 10 man is to be removed
merely 70 make place Tor another. and re-
form will be half accc I'm olshod." Preilen!
Arthur said he Intended TO carry cut The policy
Of my lamen!ol predecessor. And yet the
President remo7es efficient citcars in Virginia,
and whats more, good and true republican, and
men who ara ctppled Uniou soldiers. for no
other reason than to make place for repudiating
scAlawsg democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
The Occupation of Maarwan.

LONDON, October 29.--1'no Timos rorleapoDl.
ent al Tuna describing Tho occupation of kair.
Wsa on Wednesday, saYs: Thn cavalry scouts
rodA right up 10 tho walls Of tho city, when tho
Inhabitants Immediately hostcd tho white nag
Tho French s!i Il advanced and ware met by the
Governor Thn troopa then deiilsd into the CITY,
passed through the t1Un and wont Gu. by tia
gaia on The on;lcito side. They GRO now oil.
camned under tho walls ona regiment rnmsining
in tho citadel. a Iiaisian colonel has h.en
sprnIA;cd governor Of tho city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Thn Panama Canal

LONDON. &c. 99.--rr Memorial Dula-
mat'qia at Paris states last Eul Granville.
British Foreign SECRETARY. viii propose that tho
Europosn rowtrS Ecoh I'D Identical note 70
Wesh!n.tor, c3urtrnu7y Fti;c ing tho o5ncu-
alOua Of Srcro'n;y Blaino's omcal,r motto with
reee'd 10 The Psnau,s cluh. No depO1dtrco
nan bo paced, however, en- ,tia report unless i:
Il co!rohcrntcl from solln authoritative Ennsc :,
and 40 lar it lacks such Confirmation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

In some Of the counties Of tho State the Ma.
honeites have nominated for the Legislature re.
puolcsus who pronounce themselves last dollar
deos.payers." and yet there arc men still pr
Tossing to DO democrats whose solo assignAble
reason for supporting tho Mahone.es is their
desire to have tho do5t scaled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia ADVERTISE

-. S!a.h.:a is resident OF his city and 8
@nl!ac;..., o. rtQcstiAa a2d Of sanding in this
coIr:IaltYi win largo connections and inluei.
Ii, !Ti2g,i:. 60 &. would 90 good sppo:ntmel!
unGer shy circumstances ; hl! at this particular
tine !. would co much good il solidiiying the
coalition Of republicans snd resdju;ters, and
give emphasis sud significance TO the support
and ~! w1ich STA SURG tho coalition will 10.
l1;Te al yCur hands.
with sentiments % tho highest esteem am
T;Tg :G:peCtrully yoar ubuiieut serySnt,
E&:EEetl j. II. ElvES.
rnsirrnan Ranuhlioan SIsia GOTi roitfna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
ISnrnIn| OF u Church

LOUISVILLE. Ky, O,!. % Tho Warten
Momorlsl TstcruscIs, Pres! yeriaa. thc fl acst
church in this city, was d,strtyad ty fire at 8
late ben last eight. twas oom naratirely new.
sGd cast about $lj0G00. Tbs origin CT the
6te is supposed 10 have been iLc,ndis,y. A
few mon'hS sicc, the congregation freed itself
from !hl by payment OF $40. GOO l. l..
Warren. prominent merchant. for whom tho
char1h VS. uamAd. giving $50 900 to tho ON.
grrSalop, with which eli debts were rad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Financial.

New York, Ok! 29.-Tha Posts financial
article says: The Stock Exchange is moderately
active to-day. u. S. bonds are strong at u.-
changed prices. Railroad bonds arc steady at
slight alvarez. Tho stock markets sfer
opening a. fractional decline became slrorc q,
and BY nooa prices had aivarc,d 4l2i per CT
Tho money market is easy for demand loans ut
isG per cent. on stocks and "a per cent. on U.
5. bonds. Tho rate for time loans is 6 per O.,
aud tbaso arc uot easy obtsiued. Primo ueI-
oautlle paper ia Cal per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Dynamite tn ireland.

DUBLIN, Oct. GA correspondent at
Dtoeheds telegrsph:: IAN extraordinary dis.
coVcry t' dynamite, Tih iuso and cap. has
been mado by oEissrs Of the Urea! Northern
Railway q: Droaheda stst;oa The guard took
possession Ct tho parcel which was found, and
placed tie affair il tho hands OF tho supcrin-
teGdent vito eaaoEvorad to got tho nsmo q
tho supposed owner o! the parcel. but failed.
The pared weighed nino pounds and wss found
10 contain dlnaMilo."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

1t Is not unreasonable for reasonable people
to suppose that if anything eise woro required TO
disgust III, people OF the country with tho
present administration, the to,iders!um would
DO supplied by tho fact that il len nds tho sup
poIt ct its party in tho Senate in ia s.emp! TO
Gus: wounded Union soldier. who is true
republican Aid deb. payer, for postmastership
in Virgins, for the pup $50 Of giving his place
to sHcalawsg democrat who is rcpuiiator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
The owner of tho Walnut Strnrt Iiyerz

The owner of tho Walnut Street Livery
Stables, Lancaster, Pa, Is Mr.. Isaac PowaIl,
Who Hrte>: My mother used St. Jacobs Oh
fora bad swelling, which doctors proruuoad
rheumstEm aud ttopsV combined. Although
50 III that sha could hGft1 w0lk alter the uIe Of
st. Jacobs Ol sho Wen; about Hi.h case.
also used 81. Jocot5 Oh on horse thst was
badly gadot; II removed tho soreness and
healed mora RAPIDLY than any preparation
ever saw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

Why tho republican members OF the Senate
should prolong tho session Of that body for lhree
days. aud necessita.e night sessions for no other
resscn than 10 deprive truo and consistent re
publican vi a little olica in Virgins, so a, 10
make place for n democratic Mshonei,a is what
nobody blu. republican Senator and Mshon-
tie can tall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Foundcring of q Steamer

hiELBoURNE. Oat. 29--Tho steamer Col
cl!ia, hcGcl Ter Sidaay. fountorcd ut Sea
durlrg sa'e. Ali Oh board. twenty-five ID
rumtOr parishcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Brewery ssPStrOvpti.

WILMINGTON Dill, Oo,. 29--Tho Diamond
State B'cwtry, at 9Th sud Adams sirrc!p, the
property OF Joseph Stockie. wsa destroyed To-
ecihtr with tho s'tck snG :aachuory, 10y r
supposed legendary Gto osrls thi4 muroiug.
l,,sa between So 900 ssd $50 900; Insurance,
$40 OuO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

ARRIVED.
Sir E1cssior. Norfolk, to p Hooe
schr Harris! Thomss. New Yofh. to Amor.
| can Coal Co
Schr Clara =. Simpson. Georgs.owr, to Jp
AgneW So Co.
s5chr Msfy GEORGETOWN, to VIM A Smoot.
Srhr Pioneer, Crest Wicomico 10 Burgess &
CO.
schr Motto Il. Hand. Boston. TO rastsr.
Fargo Agnes Allison, with anthracite coal, 10
j / agnow & Go.
SAILED.
s:tr Steolsicr, Norfolk. by T b Hooo.
Str 7 v Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, BIZ Po-
tomac Ferry Company.
Schr Mary, Norfolk, by VIM A. smoot.
=, SchT klec.or Bailey, Georgetown. by J
Mehslley i Go.
,I sehs Maud seward Richmond. by
PAssEDuP
Schrs VIM II Oler, Lemuel Hall, Kodnev
PARKER and A FL Howe, for Georgolown.
SChT s 3 Hudson.
NrkoRGhDA
Scar Annie B Field, from this Tor. ct Nor
folk 9th ~ 1''
ysrd Haven eth.
scnr Mary Harmon, from tbi, port. at Boz
o. Schr G G Lane. for this port, at New Haven
9th. " 'D
:, Schrs Earl p 81 Ason and Ocx s. Gresn, from
this port, at Providence 27!h.
schr Helen Amos, from Georgetown, ct BIS
Sch, Archer & Kcyce from Richmond, a!
New York 23th.
Schr jas A Garfield, 10 load ics for Wu,hng-
ton, at Bangor 10Th
Schr Horstio. sailed from Bristol for George.
10 En eth.
;, scbr w l. White. from Georgetown, at Fall
River 9Th
Schr Goo s &arls. from Georgetown, at Nov
Bedford 2G:h.
=, sebr Joseph Hay, from Buzzards Bay for
Georgetown, ut New Bedford 18th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Flight ScDem FIrs.tars.

Lou svILLE. Ky Ccs. :9-Gha grand jury
nag indicted the principals in a notorious deg
tight Bench warrants were issued ;nt tin AZ
cnsed parties, bu. they were beyond Tho iurialic-
'lnn OF hnhtEcEy before eunsst on .ht day If the
nntrh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
Boiler ENn;GS:Ou.

ts~Eu,, q. Y. Oct D.-Tho steam b.i!ur
connected with n thrcshug Machine exploded At
Martvile yesterday. Frank Millman WAS tl.oI
and eight other persons wounded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR o3vEREoR
JOHN w. DANIEL, OF LYNCHBU R3.
FOB LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JAMES BARBOUR, or CULFEPKS.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Z. W. MCKINNEY, OF FARMV1LLS.
FOR TIE HOUSE OF DYLEuATEs,
JUDGE CHARLES K. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

The British Channel squadron has sailed 70,
the ltish clns'. Mr. OSuIlivan. prominent
member Of tho Cork branch of the Land
League. has b,en arrested. An nrmsd band
LAS visited houses in the neiehtorhood OF Gar
rck-,u-Shannon, threatening rent payers with
DEATH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
The 9rlSe4s,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Virginls Gs old -; do
deferred l,.; do consolidated S)A do "a se-
rles 80; past due coup oil now ~ 4Os 52A bid
to-day. Cotton sIesdy; mddling5 llialls,
Flour quiet and stesdiiy held. Whest-Sou,h
ern qulot and about steady; Western sctivo and
Seak; Southern red 129ald3; do ambe. ld5sl50;
No maryland red 1911; Noe Western winter
rcd spot and October 1lo3.l4l; Nov lilal4ll :;
Dec l1tsal4tS Jan l5Ct,l6Cs. Coru-Scuthern
stesdy; Western dull and lower: Southern
white 73sT5; DO yalow 7Oa7l; Western mixed
spot and Oct G7aGI!; Nov Git Dac 7Cs.7Cz,
Os:s shade finer; Southern lSs50; Western
white white 5oa5l; do ml1ed 1S,6l; Penna i9s5l.
Eye steady and quiet ct lC5.1t9 Hay dull :;
primo to choice Penna and Md 1SsS5I Cofee
IN more inquiry and frmer; Rio cargoes ordina.
rE 20 PRIME 9al2. Sugar Gull and lower; A so:s
Us. Wh!skey nominal al 1 1881 iSI
NEW YORK. Get z9.-Stonks strong. Money
iib. Flour dull and dropping. Wheat very
neaTy q. Halle lower. Corn hcavY al Aalc
lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

10 81 lie OF all the new rcmeice whic!, arc
oensan; ~ introduced to tho public, Dr. Buns
Cough Syrup still takes the lead for tho curo
OF Coughs, Gods, .&,. Priea % ocu,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

If YOU want a Cheap or F.ne OVelcoa:.
Ulsero.lo, or Reversible Ovorooa. Wo have tho
bce. assortment AID the lowest prices in the
city. s. WATERMAN 4 BON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

a Cough, Cold or sere 'Esirowt should
DO stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
lncErabfe Lung Disease or COnSumD.
lion. Is d w RS Is IL ONCH1AI
FkSChES do not disorder tho stomach like
cough syrupa aud balSsms, but act sIirecIIy
OH the tnflamcd parts, allsying irritation
give relief in AstilnlH, fsrOnchitIs. COurIs
Catarrsi, and the Throat Troubles which
Ringers and Public Speakers are sub.
Isct TO- For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches hsvo boon recommended by nhvsic;ans
and always give perfect satisfaction Usv;nS
been tested by wido and constsnt uss for nesrIS
ca entire generation. they have att.ined veil.
mefited rank among the few staple remedies Of
tho ago. Sold at 26c box overywhera mhl9
PURs WHITE and GknuNn un,ru, ., M,
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VIRGINIA NEV.S.


Ms. :iSrah EIitteftr Of I.auloun county. died
::zt week, ia tbs 90th Year o! her ego.
h.a&aa! ard commoGiau, lcpots aro being
randy tu.it along tho limo of tho Richmond
AID All.ShsDy rGiiosj.
Encouraged By tho sucoess of lis rooont Grand
d.".2iay, Norfolk aug PROPOSES to celebrate is
F'-'eat9Hnisi 90 'hn lGIh Of huau.!. 1852
|. IS stated IA E MISTER Of fact ard of public
record. that CT ;;o rocrle now paying poll tex
20 tbs c!oiI, Of tho Hastings oaurt. Richmond,
A"GTaea cnilunbsr tho whites twa 10 one.
Mr. i.aoGy, Wio purchased the homestead
.! Col Basil H!swner. died at his r:siieEco in
;ac seer psrs Of PriDee Wiiliam coua.y on
h|2aaey lpat
nix. John Tu1ncr. well kao4 to all the psopIe
81 taip32cr, died last Tuesday night st the
rcsi:c.c' OF Maj, j. B. Hill Mr. Turaur was
Il his 'b;h year. llo WsS the first student who
iA3!f;culatcd ct Tho University of Virginia and
Was tn y, IL. CT that institution.
CAPTURE OF a BURGLAR. csterday morn.
I7E General Baularger. of tho Ereroh deeri-
tea Ct visitors, awoko in his room at tho
C11!i2au;si Hotel, Philadelphia, md uoticed
ls: s;aai.ivg by = table. whore hs! lsft his
Walsh ani roll ri bank n0!cs. Tho General
SID HNs agora, and, calliag UPON Count
Lhc!'IoAscln, s2to occupied tbs Goiuirg room,
icck hnid ct the iAtruder sad thu Two di,;iu-
grlsae,t guests locked him 10 anothcr room un-
Il! tina arflvsi nj The po!ica Ila has bncn
!ien 'io:! es Vim. Msrs;ou. slias Buffalo
Eli, notorious criminal, who has served
sentences both 10 Phiadelphis aud Now YORK.
!ia :7aa aE ouce tsk5a 10 court. After tho
alarm 9Sa7 gvgn i; vas found thsl ao adjoining
CONN in thu h6:t!. Occupied By Colonel Boyce
81 FrCiai', Hai ar .aty bacn catered prssum-
Any ~ lha prlsnDtr, oud thnt Colonel Royce
ha,! les; so. liza ws5 taken before msris-
:'a'o sr,i n:ll IN 81 500 bail to answer. The
Sra2;; iG7G q. oico found ttuo bill against
him, sd he VS. 'riaj. cosvoted and sentoGcsd
90 tnEae y"ars' im nrsonncnt snd to give good
s,c3ii:g to keep thc pascs sDd b, Of good be-
hSrIor t1r yeEr alter tho expiration of tho
s.at:Cc,
BGTFi.G.-iioadsy sud Tueatsy were pretty
lively in town for batters. Considerable blufIiug
wA8 dnrahg both political parties. Finslly on
Monday cTeRiag tho frianda os Mshone offered
to u"t &Ey amount, Va arc informed iron, $3.50
t. s. % ihat Cameron would ba elected. The
oicr va: accepted and. according 10 ngeesment.
500 HSs '!ca1aiia;i with E1ey Brcs. which wa
20 ~ G,vcrui with q !ig9 sum By tho knhnno
:a"'i bctoEG thfaa O'clock Tuesday afternoon, A
'o!ait al - vas placed in TITO hands OF a lead.
M: bishono man :oS tho appearance OF tho
money st tho t.mi stected Copsid.r.hlo
speculation wGn. CD Tuesday n, 10 whehpr I'm
mnrty would be forthcoming At The last
miLu.o j! wss announced th.. the $500 hsd been
!aisei and Tho be: c'oaod. as socn ss This was
e.o::c CT The gentlemen interes.ed in the h.st
be: o.i>rcd 10 mako another one of $500 thar
iisrie "oud hn elected. Though but small
proportion oI tha 81. ECO had been pat up th.re
wnra no takers. Several bets of tWo to one On
hati'.i wero made Cutoepsy Exponent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
COMMERCIAL.

! ALEXANDRIA MARKET. October G0.-Thcra
! is no chango to nota in Flour. Wheat Is quiet!
with only fair rscsip!s and VIC note sales of 300
bushels a. 1304135 for common white, l35al42 for
FulIZ. li3sld5 for mixed, and li5al50 for Lam
castor. Corn continues quit. with rales to day
OF SEQ bushels at 70 and II foe white. and Is for
yellow. No Osts reported, and one smnl LOT Of
Ryo brought les.
Coal REPoRT-Tho following is report Of
The receipts and shipments of coal during tho
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co., j. II. Parrot, jr., Ag.. l419
Hamp. Il Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent. 3U0
d. 7. Agnow " Co.-". 20U
SHIPMENTS.
A!aorican Coal Observation-Disclosures. 1877
Ha,np. s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20n
}. i. Agnew s. as
Tttal. ............. 1872
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

Capt. Howxrts 4as surrendered BIZ bis bend.
men yesterday, aud vas rsmhndsd to jail in
Washinton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

HRAN ULA-10 boxes Granuls received to.
~ day and for sale wholesale ard retail by
oct:S j. y. MILBURN.
. - BOXES BABBITTS BEST SOAP re-
40 ceiVed to-day By
oct25 j. G. AILBURN.
WHITE BEANS. beat qualify received to-
w day by [oclM]; J. q. AILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

PUas WHITE and GROUND SrIOEs at Mo.
BURNEY i Sons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29
RECEIPTS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. DOT. %, 1851.
Snn riscs.......... G 90 San sets-........ s o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-29

The water 10 CuohI Lake, tbs source Of
B5siona water supply. ls very log and badly
tained. A ~ster famine il not feared, but
th0ro is dsrgtr that pumping will have to ba
resoEted 10, 10 which CASE tne supply must bo
reduced fem 81 600 000 to 20. 600 000 pslIoes
daily.