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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Virginia people ere provesbialiy !ood 0: ful
sad frolic and will 60 10 see The thog," thsre.
fore the "Oriole' though comfortably of
fraud, aud Yorktown. have very much inter-
fer,ed with business. country merchants hurry
ing through, merely dropping imperative orders
and rushing of to Baltimore. Richmond sad
yorktown, putting eff buying ss.o,tn, ants till
the fro.icis over. The receipts of grain have
somewhat fallen off and prices have tufs.ed .
decline though the market here has been rs.
msrksbly we'll su,tsined considering the deprec-
sion elsewhere. Money is little stringent on
the street. though the banks are in good condi.
ton. In Baltimore tho d.mand for money is
quite active, and the banks and other insli.u.
tions readily employ their balances at 6 par cent
The regular Offering of commercial paper il
liberal, showing an active business in legitimate
trade circles. In the Now York money mako,
borrowers have had 10 difficulty in eettiny
money ct per cent and tho quos4tions on &C.
O. p.sble Stock Exchange collatsrll il 5l8 per
cent. Time loans and prime mercantile paper
are unchsdgad. The ease in the money marke.
is sustained BY the increased Government puI
chase of bonds on Monday next Governnaen.
bonds are firm with but slight fluctuations 10
quotations. In Stats bonds tho movement ia
liaht, but the feeling is rather more cheerful
and the otfsriug less decided. The orders are,
however, limited and tho demand Is quickly
satisfied. Va 10 Al, 524. and tax coupons 92,9.t
Railroad etc css dull aud heavy.
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NERS OF IHE DAY

The President denies that he hiss nal,ino
ulal Intentions.
Courtney Eoa the single scull rico at the
E'mlfa regatta yesterday; Riley second, Leo
third. A heavy rain Tss falling while ttcraae
was being roRed.
The French visitors arrived 10 Washington
yesterday. and were welcomed ty Commissioner
Dent. TeeEe vi II be a military aud civic pa
rade Il. day 10 their honor, end display cf
fireworks tonight.
At the reunion CT the eE. Confederate soldiers
q. Raleigh. N. q, yesterday, resolutions wers
adopted expressing their sbhorrerce Of tie
assassination ct President Garfield and te1aer-
log their sympathles to tho beresved far1ilD.
a Now York broker advertisas for 81, OGO,.
QUO worth of Confederate bonds. aud. expresses
sWln2ross to pay for them at the rs.e Of one
quarter of oDo per cent. II say BIO is buying
them 10 accordsrc, With orders from c1rrespop
dents sbrosd. Several other New York bro
kers are tuyiog At The same Ggures.
The executive committee having 10 charge
the erection OF ra!i,ual aud intcrpslionsl
"GaIfed memorial hospital" in Washington
met las. night st tbs Ebbi,t House. Geuersl
Sh.rusn 10 the CHER. Committees uoro spu
po'u!ed. and Secretary Blaine submitted 90
appeal 10 aid OF tie prej:c!, which was adopted.
Jho tx'mlos!ion o. Mrs. Lille Ohrisiaucy
Sas coniinn:d before the examiner at Wsshipe.
toa yesterday IN her cRn behalf il the dv1rce
SUIT oTough! 0y her husband, cx Senator
Cntls!lacoy. Sha denied writing the letters
which were put in With Giro's testimony and
W0!c1 were alleged to have been written BIZ her
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FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBSR IA

S'ra!ci Jones spoke w0rGs Ct sObsrotsi gn]
Vision yesterday shea be said the repn tcauF,
BE- po>i;r o-a pf:sijeat Of Ito Seaa,e std
elec;ing aao!heE, sInpy because they lad.
siaca til: .2Iin37 1881 elk cd, htaiasd miio!-
lig oi orc ne;1t:r. Sc establishing dangerous
p'ecedao:. Hue chist Of j2c o! the present
session Ct the S;n.e was 10 designate aud def
ttciy se!cct one mso for tbs Presidential su,
cA>s5o saul! Pfesiden: Arihut ho rtnl7yed
t. hvo'd s!I 2oub;, uncertainty and
"'ce 'ssbla coate1ioo uoon tbe sutj.ct
It 30 saccss:ioa. should there be occosioo for
1t, End to rravidc for i! las. as plainly, desticc-
~ a7d With SO much Certainty IS Nj. A!.hu.'s
scces,loo 10 The PrtsjeGcy had been nrcvijeJ
to' That oii9ot has now been frustrated. Tn.
arst this 'he Senstc ii! upon essen bling YES
to SO; Ia aca2:5a;c' nth the purpose fer which
|: lad been coo7su,d Il made Mr.. Rlysrd
IS Ptesiarn', 81 s'at Should Mr.. Auhar It
removed there ~otll be co ,rnuLi, abaul his
spc,7s-or Bot ts4o days ste! ward ahco The
r'pu"i'csOs had ot'ained maiosiy ef one
meiotcF, they 'ar",d Sic Bsyard ca. spd nat
'"r' DAv;s u L:s place.. The certainty oSant tin
su r-''r. : I'll; gaac coz, Tor sl@u!i this 1s
i''r! - o." ?. cIsng,2 in ary Il fhearm.,
VS. - 'h'ch il cao b. casa,aj, co,., M,
der'c's's 1t bisn.d for Gspo-,ns 81. pay,.
aad eso INK NJ. B49sfd r. aay o;h;r of ,}.,
ncmos''? AID # "p;iz 10 the IoiIe,v ef
sss.s-iuallJn." s.e 60 ns goo 40 t,.,
C jrGjf ~ IN Nj E3,,,I, 800
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She Condition In Ireland,

LONDON, Oos 1.-THE Dublin o,rfespoa-
deus OF the Standard describing the state Of ST
ia!Is here yesterday 10 connection With the or.
res; Ct Slr. PARCEL says: The guards all ever
toe city we're lretlcd and the police patrols
doubled Dragons rode through the streets
10 o.: ditecilors Detectives narrowly watch
the uO7smsuts Of the league. 4 posse of 90.
lice sccup!@d premises cts. so the league cfio..
Tho br,t warrant declares tbas Mr. Parue Il
ls rea'onab!7 suspected Of having si,c Sepsen.
btr 3o.h ipclted persons cot to pay lust rense.
The second warrant charges PsroeIl with in.
,lnldstlcg perso1s from app yiug to tho Land
Court. A special foioo Of fco. sGd horse
srtileiy has been dettc3od fer duly at kiImsin.
ham jal.
The Dabio EacDiog II sty:: Tho lolauo
ba4 resolved 10 RttscS Kiln sinhsm jail. Mr..
Foster. Chiet Secretary for Ireland, was eusrd-
cd ty Diagocls 10 going from the c,s.ls TO lis
residence.
Taea!y Gva Euadred troops Of sl atus sra
psis:ot at Mas, In Uaso Of disturbances. a.
lha sis'log OF the Kildare Convention ct Mas
yesterday. telegram from Mr.. Parne vas
| read in which be ssys: VI rely upon you as
true aud sterling men. Act rs if were With
you"
A resolution of synptshy with Mr.. Psroell
was then passed.
Mr.. Parnell % being arrested intinated bis
dsslro to avoid 6eut n'tratioo ard to be sub.
laced to the saple rules rs tho othar subj cots.
Orders have bee1 received CT Limerick to con.
due tie troops 10 their barracks until further
orders, as greet excitement exists thore oxios
| 10 Mr.. PANELS arrest,
New York. O,t. l4-Patriek Ford, Editor
OF tho LISA Wolff received iniorua.ou 10
dog b. csblo that Joseph 2. QunD, Secretary
ct The Lsud LasEu., had been arrested to day
sud lodged in kusioham jail. The cause Of
the arrest is alleged to be that Qlinn reiterated
tho sen!inerts Of MIR. Psrrel against rayiGe
| fent5
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5zeetlng in Fairfax.

CoGitcSpondsrc Of the Alexandra Gsz5iiQ,
hiT. VERNON DIsTRlCr. OK. l4,-O>s CT
the u9s. pleasing and Instructive iociienls Of
the present political oonses: was me:dFtsted ~
the spirit which called together the largest
public usetiGg h.! has yet b.sa hsld 10 CUT
distrc:. Tha meeting ass,s. bIsd at Tho school
house, 0esr Dir. Courllar;i Lakeus' residence,
sb:ust treo miles from. Mt. Vcruou, and 10 The
mi6s: Of cno Of the .Acst hourishios settlements
Ct Nar!hera iarm.trs 10 Virei1ie; many eff shese
gentlemen WGle prescDt-thosa msu WHOSE
honest industry and prsui,al skill changed 10 a
woEdsIiriy short time 900 of the mos: bsrren
tracts tt land 10 poor Fairfax" ieto farms that
a:e DIt on'y rioh aud profitable, out nodes Of
inieil:gou: ugricultrre. Theso ciz,us met 10
sether .s: nebs with Members OF the demo-
cratic psrtY. loi kiug upon this contest rot as 8
coD,cs. that 10 tho slightest decree compromised
their republican principles Ter there ora 20
sruer republicans 10 the Ssats) but anxious 10
do thsr part 10 prestrViog the credit and ma
tetisl prosperity of Vifgaia. AID 10 coudsmiug
the faction Of dishonest and un;crupulcul men,
Who Gro DOW tying 10 destry their party as
well IS the democrats 10 an iofauous 'c)sll-
tlon' for ruoiic pluDder At 1870 o'clock the
meeting YES called 70 order and MIR. E. E
Mesou elected oAairmso. Ii was first addressed
ty d. NJ. Chichester. the democratic cardida.e
for the House of Delegates, WHO 10 fee
speech of halt al hour. discussed tho school
sna debt questions with marked ability. The
oezt speaker Hss Judge Charles f. Stuart, Of
Alexsutris. who bad kindly given up ons Of
his engagements near a: home. ss tho esroest
solicitation Ut cur people 10 address the meet
ice. TIE Julge, 10 splendid speech Of over
80 hour, took up tbs reo1ri of Mahoae,
Cameron & TO-, ard exposed their fsse pre-.
tenoes and Inconsistencies. lie egnl4ined the
debt question and the ability Of the State 10
me-: sll cbligNi1ns; commented With crest
severity Oh the Infamous Riid!sbcig:r bill and
The efforts Of the mshoncitts to pack the
judiciary. | cauDot 10 thu spscc Of letter
give a proper description ct this speech. so
enlnontly conservative 10 lis tone ard fearless
in it ,goosu,s CT t.iahco5 The Judge was
coutieusIly epplauied sua at the close resolved
! unanimous vote CT thanks f;on tho maetiog,
FAIRFAX.
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uoeefsI Hfant says '.bu democrats f Vir-
e''''' 'houth they have been 10 o,ntrol Of their
A.Aic Tor years. have made 90 effort to psv their
o's'e deot. Now tbs ,,mark show, cue CT two
'h'ngs-s';btr that General Grant is % isuo,.
rant OF VHglsia affairs a4 no vas of human
e''''c' Eh4n he was lorc,d to resigo his
eiotsirfy in tho army to avoid BEING c,shic,oa
Ut h't ne fa4 % moro regard for truth oos
'h'a no had Sh'n h, VAS President. and chm
oo'n President J1hoacu sDd Senator Sumner
SAID 'tFy Werid not believe him ou us.h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14
REFORM CLUB.

al!eh!cn. Members The Anniversary Of the
SIt1sLit,a R"torm Club occurs MONDAY,
October il, 1851
n AMI 'atsiry meeting will ia held in tha
N; b. Church on the evening of that day.
Rev. l. Il. Pesfce, ihs founder OF tho cluh
Will deliver the anniversary sddre.a
Eev. W. K. Boyle Rev. Mr. Kills, Rev. T.
l.. Poaiton, Chsrley N5e Il; i others have been
Invited AID gro expected 10 te p!e,cn. and take
psrt in the programme. TIE exercises will hs
lnserspersed with .ipgrg.
All memeer5 OF the Club srs expected to be At
the Club Rtoms At 100 O'clock D. m, sbsrn to
mach IN line 10 the church. ~
shNp ''o'A
BY order OF the Committee Of arrsnpemerta
octl4-3t HENRY NJ FOLTZ, fh,n"
a hERIC AN WATCH s, ia ,o,id S;l,o-
a Csres, from Sl2 UP. and awiss w ,tcl ss =, !,
IS 1t HENRY WIT,OT,S ''i
oe!l4 10 north Royal street,
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TO-DAY;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
PROCEEDINGS OF The a.. s. Senate.

WASHINGTON. D. G., o.. I4.-In the
Senate to day he resolution offered yesterday
By Mr. Lausr, raa,ivs 10 the iuter-ocesoic
caas vas adopted ss wss also resolution
offered by Mr. Eiuu5ds, directing the Jad.
clery Committee to irqairo whether the pro-
coedogs fer tic txrsdi ion Of Vicepgo Ribslleo
hlgs been proper sn3 10 accordance with ls1.
4 reSou:ioo, offered | 7 MIR. Sherman, calling
CO tho Secretary of Tho Treasury for the report
of j. I. Meline Wss lad over for one dsy.
At 1920 tho Senate vsat into eyco1iivo
session,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

To DO lwsy with the teduu of always weigh
tv taPi1Ca Of "Ou: Candidate" "Our Mex.
Prssidcpt' ard "Oar Fellow Cilizsps' it is a
pleasure for US to rrssen. herewith the opinion
OF one Of Cleveland most promicens Druggists,
Mr.. E. A. Schelan,rager, III s.. Clair street
Tbs gentleman writes: know of no remedy
which hiss Riven moro universal satisfaction
than ;ae Hamburg Drops. | have not hesrd
ct o.so whcIo they failed 10 benefit. The
fery Isrgs auc daily growing demand ter this
Gruss German Bcoi Purifier. is source Of
hish qualification.
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FOREIGN NEW,S.

AootheF procets-sever has bsen sbot 10
Ireland,
The russian Journals have been prohibited
from publishing anything regarding the in
pendiog movements of tho Czr or ATTY Of The
lmperui family.
Inc funeral of The late Baron Hsymerls lock
place a. vienna yesterday. Tho Emperor
frarcis joseph ass present, ss we'll az the u.
tirs diplomatic c1rps.
AyCob khso, sfteg sustaining ,wo defeats, is
repeated 10 have lied Into Persia. Heraa ia
supposed 10 be IN possession OF the Amer s
hoods,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

:H' d. n ;c7aa tf New York, tvca a. ire
tEk CT los'nz their state, have resolved TO
DO away with ro!itic.I bo:ssa, ~ rsfu.ipy "a
Hc'soz' Nj. Kelly as the Representation of
aoy ooitI"n OF tho democracy OF Nog York Civ
a 't" oh'choIdids aai cfioeseebiop Virv;r.
a2S' no"tV''' hopo ~ tbs aid Of thar negro
daD9s 10 establish in this State thc iti,rions
S2'ss IN inst has been rc:c:sd ~ the dc1accr,ts
of New York.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

Ipa'l,oa the Seua;e will beuuable 10 stteod The
ictktoTa csotentis es macy OF its Members
ere opposed to On ADJOURNMENT for tbs. pur.
pose.
Commissions as p0stnss!s!s vera yesterday
ISSUED to Slas i. Rose, ct Mountsin Visw.
Stafford Co.. Va, end Jno. G. Cs!dwsl, Of
Sinmous1iile, Craig Co., vs..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14
Financial.

NEW YORK. Got. IA The Posts Gusnoial
article Gays: The Stock Exchange markets arn
81 strong and higher to. day. u bonds are /
higher lot the d and tho dis and the extended
o. q bonds are up 4,44 per cent During
IN the main wesk, prices falling tai re: cent for
the general list The general market then be-
came strong and prices advanced 81 Ter cent
The money market here is easy enough to-day,
Inc quotation for call loans being sac per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14
Large Fire

kosKoMo, Col, Oct. ii -rire broke cut in
the Summit blouse a. I 'clocS isat evening. II
Was caused by tho explosion OF lamp snd the
flames spread rapidly Until 10 o'clock, when
tnsy had consumed every house wi!til reach.
Less than ~ houses n'e lcf. standing. Tho fire
Whs communicated to tho powder magazine.
causing several terrific explosions. About gu
iamilies arc thus rendered homeless and dssti-
!ute. The loss Is est,m,:ed at over $500 0-O The
insurance Is very lghs. Whiekey is free AID
hundreds OF men sro now iniuristei with It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

Baltimore is eliminated by lis nestp.pers 20
nave prth'ed to The extent OF e million of dollars
oY ice iats orIoIe. We have not heard tsst a,v
one OF Inc Visisora from HON this i'm IN ,nse sum
"SS fecelEed DFcfted ono cen. By their trir, On
Inc contrary, quite the reverse; and most ofthen
welt back home with The unpleasant reflection
IN" 'bsy had been bum bupg.d.
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Conformation,

WARRINGTON, OK 1.-the Senate 10 ex-
olullvs session to dsy confirmed the nonDs-
t!sn CT Wsjker & aue. of Maine, to BIZ Third
AsslStGp, Secretary of Siat; as, number CT
U. s. o,Gsu:s and postmes:srs.
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Set Back AZ Years.

X ,vss troubled for many years with Kidr ey
Goiu.hsn., Gravel, &c; my blood became thin:
wsG duh snd inactive; could hardly crawl
about; was sn old wora GU! man all over; could
get nothing 10 help me, until got Hop Bitters,
and now srl a boy again. Ny blood and kid
neys are all right, and am as active IS q nan of
30, although ON r. and have no doubt it
will do IS we'll for others of nv sge. It i, worth
p trihi Il Father. )-SundGy Mercury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

Inc republicans always "co.;a,c.n "a. =
'e'nporasE advantage. They coalesce with the
S'eeneaekcrs in Mississippi the liquor dealers
IA North Carolina. the Mehoneitas in yireinis
Aao yesterday, in Tho Senate they coslesced With
tao Independent, kr. Davis. Tho natural ia.
isFehc5 10 that party advantage end soHsh OF
)scts and lot political principles, are their in.
spring mo!iyes.
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Slcel Si0rnaaAl,sim

CHICAGO. Oct. 14--Thsre was y heavy sleet
storm iii the vicinity OF Cheyenne yesterday
which proslrstet ell the wires. Tho storm is
coming eastward rom Cheyenne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

Tho case OF Mr. DAVID uay,s .fo,3s ARABIA.
apt example {! he general 1ule ,hst ottsr. in
inoct'n Smcsc-o poiitics, which is;h.. indie
pEden'S' always become republicans when
laoro IL anything 10 gain by the change.
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ZINC m ArkeIS.

ssL1!EoRs Oct. H-Virqini. fs old -: Go
deferred 10; DO consolidated sQ3 ; do 81 se.
ties ao past due coup 924: new 10 4la 52t bid
today Cotton Gull; mddlipgs 1ls,ll1 Flour
lower ard dull; Howard stree: and West.
ern super S. 5Oas6 %; do extra S. 25,S7 90;
90 family 81 25sS3 o.; CITY Mills eupsr
20 6OaSI 20; do extra IS 50sS7 90; 10 fimily
% 2oaS0 50; DO kio brands So Co., So %; Pa.
s,p'eo family So IS. Whest-5outheru steady :;
w, w et yer lower Closing teady; Southern red
iS5>i9U; DO amber li6sl53; Mol Maryland 1884;
No. Western winter red spot and Oct l4a2.l45;
Nov l4IS .l4T3; Dec l523sl62s Corn-Soushern
lower; Western easier; Southern white 72sf3 !:
90 yellow l23 Western mixed spot and &c. e3
est; Noy 1es1cs; Dec re Oats lover; Southern
81 sol; Western VII i.e 1870; do mixed At :;
Penns $3.50. Rye dull at ll2sll5. Hay fair.
y steady; prime 10 choice Penna and Md $l8
sSE1. Coffee dull; Rio csrgoas ordinary 10
fa'r 9all* Sugar staady; a soft lCs Whiskey
quiet At 81 lGdsSl %
CHICAGO. Oct IA -Wheat unsettled, but ac.
tive aad higher st 1915 for Oct; 1851 Nov; 1874
d nec Corn cher, put itregu!sr so for Oct;
oIs Noy; 6.s Dec 6ss May. Oats higher: nom
nslly 4} Tor DC: snd Nov 43s4ss Dec 4C5 May.
Rye higher at loo bid for cash; lC6 Nov. MAJ
ket for Cattle active
NEW YORK. Oct. "A Stocks strong. Money
o.b Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat islc
higher. Corn Ia better and quiet
, Luz Oouiu party nave tailed most slgualiy 10
Their attempt to capture Tho Baltimore and
Ohio Road. in The fight over tho Mississippi
aud Ohio Railroad. and the coutrol tbs latter
road remaiua with tho 3. & o. At tho cleo,
ton tor directors Of the NJ. g. o. yesterday al
Cincinnati, not a share Of stock to which tho
Gould party objected vas voted, and tboy
themselves voted every share they held, yet the
Garrett ticket had $4,000 to l2O, 1000 for the
Gould ticket. MIR. Picrson, representing some
90 700 shares held by the Eoesh bond.
ho:dsr5' voted With tho Gsrret. party aud
turned the scsl, 10 their favor. The mao
board organized By The election of w. T, Nc
Cilutook as president. aud the other officers the
s1me SO last year, except that A. Donaldson
was chosen auditor aud assistant eecretary. in-
stead OF Il. *. Punuett. The committee sp-
pointed to csrry cut the plsn for taking tie
fosd GU Of The hands Of the recsiver, decided tu
proceed Immediately With their task.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

Flour ia quiet and unchanged. Whsst is
lower, on account of similar dec'iae in other
markets, aRd 1858 Bushels sold at l3S,l42 for
Fultz, l43al5O Tor mixed and l5Oal52 for Lam,
caster. Corn is also lover, and about eco bush.
els OF white brought72 No Oats reported and
one small 20. of Rye cold st 100. Country pro.
duco is scalco AID higher. Bacon is = shade
easie', and We note q slight decline Other ar,i.
c.cs at quotations.
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torn in England

NEW YORK Oct u =. severe gallo is rasin,
Ia EnslaCd today. Tho telegraph wires arr
Proatrated.
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he Snpr0sIO KiIIn.e

SAVANNAH. g., &c. II -Cslo Nash col j &,
tolGd daspurado, was shot dead yeetoyday q.
FaiiiSnntv'i!e. nssr this city, By sn officer who
sought 10 arrest him for murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

Gold vas first discovered 10 California il
ls4S. DR.. Bui! ocmmerc:d TO prescribe h,e
Cough Syrup 10 the same ysar sud now il Is tn,
lesdloa cough remedy 'hrouzhou. the Country,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

COURT OF APPEALS SITTING AT STAUSToN,
Iuasdsy-Car,o, Ct ux Us Jobosou ct TX
aad Wsktrss. Whita ond Scope, from War.
ran Co.. d!sm SEED 90 m,,iou of appellants.
Weight va. Wright. 60 from Cluks o,ua!y.
Submitted 90 p:inled argunsnts
Wright VS.. Slrotber, 60. from Frederick
&c. Submitted on rated arguments
Inc following CASES were also sub nittsd, viz:
John a. Garter 60, vs. R 8. Hs!dasty, E.,
from Clarke.
VIZ glts eA'r, &c vs.. Tilb,l's ,zr., e.,
from Frederick.
Brcot'5 admir-. vs. Senscnsy, g., frcm Fred
o,iok.
Mary E. Can p5e VS. Bcuo'J aau.r., from
Frederick.
r. g. Bickls, a., rs. Ch;isman's sdn'r.,
NC, aud May W. Tuhy vs.. same. from Fred
erick Co., c,ninued for further argument.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Is, W. Uh,i M 10 8
adm'f., No., fully heard end submitted
Thos, d. Cold vs.. f. q. MARSHALL, 80, ftom
ClsIks. Argued.
All Other cssos oonli1u5d. and the coar. ad-
ou.1sd 10 fsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

Forty years trial hu proved "BLACK.
DRAUGHT' the best liver medicine in
the world.
1a'or sale by Z. s. Lea ibsster 6 Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

g. to j. 7. Agosw & %. for cheap. season.
ci wco:-Pioe, Oak AID Hickory. oo!IO.eo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14
HiHGiEIA EE5y.E,

lie Uonr. CT AEpsas meets 10 Rohm3rd
No2tGb! :
there are 800 sIuiepts st. he IJoi7ersilv Ct
Virginia. Abou 50 in the Law cass.
The demcciats Of Norfolk couniv Ard Parts.
uou'h h.sc nouiGsttd Judge Leigh L Wsus
70. tie State SeGs,c.
Norfolk is preparing 10 c.lct.s:s the York.
toEn c:1seooi.i Arches bsve bsea thrown
&ofcs5 haia street, and tie city is prGfussIy
deo9rsteG.
Inc oIk;c%o correspondent Of the Rich
r'oo6 Sss,e says: 'Lsrge crowds continue to
pour Toto loik!oTo. Tao hotels are full, bu,
the Recommendations 10: visitors gre decreasing
enough to meet present demsnds yet If the
large crowd expected attsr Friday oIght comes
10 lEev Will hsve herd scttil, tor sle.pioc
ROOM" '''h
!he uritd Lodge Of MAsJns will be cptoed
al aoiSf9Wo Ia tent thirty BY SKY feet. A
9ommandsri oil l\tiShls reopa. viii probsblv
% uelacHso TO stsod .usld ,rcuud the tcol
~ue ut cree csft N oaies arc bsirR performed.
Ma5ons Tuesday 2: d Iuco5.
MAJOR Dar'c. VIII eDc=k 10 Pe,cr-kn.c ,to
'ooe o. LIZ o"p9nSa'' 10 !N0Trow. H. Will be
'09s ~ me a:fo' D. msoy cH2!rs. A s,lu;e
VII D. ufsG 10 Bis houfr hrc ho vii Dc escsrt-
ed through the streets 10 his quarters Ire
csrtlsg, arsWn b. six borses. Tho vnno.
democracy hsvs arrsnsed for grand rorch-
right procession at night ia bis houor.
HE iejectsd Tammany delegates to The New
York democratic State convention have issued
al address to the democrats Of that State, detail
l'g Their grievances and protesting g .inst their
exc us'on as an unwsrrsntable wrong not oply
to their constituents but to the dem ocrscy of Tie
TnH!e cCuLlfy. ine rest o1siti i.y for their ex
el lion is laid upon Hon. samuel + Tiidsn
Tae Tammaayitee, however, do not indicate sny
Intention to bolt the dem ocratc ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOB G,YaRNoR,
JOHN ". DANIEL, OF LYNCHBuRG.
F2E LIEUTENANT GoTERE1R.
IaMG3 BARBECUE, OF CULPEPRE.
FIR ATTORNEY oENsaAL.
Z. W. MCKINNEY, OF FARMVILLR.
FIR THE HOUSE CT DELEGATES
JUDGE CHARLES <. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

The fterch ministry bsa resigned, and NJ.
Ganb.tta bas heen charged with tho tormi.
ton OF q ntw csbine..
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20 20 j. T. AgusW & Co. for cheap. sensoc.
Ell Wood-Pine, Oak aud Hickory. cello. ec3s