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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-05

Class I4-P0Ulng.
The man that plows green swrd best..." "a %
Judges for Glasses II, ~, Is and 1l.--William
Morgan, John sapksy, AleH. Murray.
Glass l5- PioioS, Rollers, Drills, Hdr.
ro,cs and CaliipdtOra
Best plow for .,ubbls or sward.--...-..- . Z 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-05
FARM FOR SALEI

The undersigned has come to the conclusion ts
quit farming and follow his occupation, a car
penter, and now offers for sale his farm, situate
one and ahalf miles north Of Clearheld borough,
containing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
NEWS OF The DAP.

Edward q. Keen AID joseph II. ksin, OF
pnil sdtipb!s. both grain brokers. have sus"
pe0dad. Their c)nhlaed liabilities will not
exceed $4,000.
The slate OF Psnnsy Isaoia HIS entered suit 10
tina Dauphiu county court against iho Standard
Oh Cnmpsoy t,r the possession CT over 50 OOO.-
100 alleged 10 BIZ do, % taxes aGd penalties.
Tho FfoLcb and German eues.a of the United
States received warm welcome in Washington
yesterday. There Was military aId civic pro-
cssso1, r. c!p.lou 10 the rotuoda OF the Capt.
to and display OF fireworks 10 tho evening.
The SoDate took n recess during tho DAY in
ordtr 70 g'ceL tho guests.
fhe Baltimore SUP says ",hore is dispo-
Sitioo maoltcsed GU ,he part of many lsadng
:a'rahau to perp,tu.te the D iulo fesivivai
aud mako It p,rnsuent Institution" From
al To c.n 'raru the l.sl pe!p,tuiIy there is OF
tho "O;iole' the b,ief We don' ,.koov that
vs. ever heard louder or Deeper cu;sss than
w.ro hesped upoo BALTIMORE by those taken
10" hg tho iasoo
Yesterday. upon tho arrival at Ycrkiowa of
tho Uoied States steamer Disps'ch. Csptsio
"a. L. McCrou, amMaudng tba flagship lens
ue:s q AID ciief Of Admiral Wymap'd staff.
@cai on bo,rt I'll, Dispatch. aad al Ee al
vsuocd 10 snOsk 10 the Admiral t ii upon the
Ok aud in 10y minutes died. IL, WAS ap.
par1u!ly Ia cXnelIcnt health in the morning.
Cap. MoCroa'a VITA Is a lineal dcsooulnut OF
Ctult do Gfasso.
Hhl' Gulteuu Wis beiGg ufraisncd ytstor.
day large s'% i mau approached como ot the
| oitio;rs Of tho court acd asked for Tho loan Of a
pistol. His Inquiries causing suspicion, he
@sa tEkHn to poiioa headquarters. whore he
CAV, his uanln rs George II. Bothiri lie
sid that he ious BIT 10 GN fields regiment. and
| bayouet wound 10 tho sids of his head, which
he said he reosiVtd u. tho bAtllo Of Shiloh. lie
| hetrl that Gui'eau WAS to be ssraigsel tina. duy.
aud intoudod to got "ouli dog pistol, and
| shaot hun at tho City Hall. ilo had evidently
been Crinkluv
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FROM WASHINGTON

Special Correspondence Of the IlIecs Gu=eHe
WASHINGTON. d. C., Ost., Is, 1881.
A caucus If tho democratic Senator'S has
bsen called Oh Monday morning at 10 o'oIock
to take into consideration the question of the
election Of Secretary tf tho Senate. Mr..
Garland bGs prepared resolution providing
that tho Clerk of the Senate, MIR. Shtb,r, be
author z ID to act as Secretary duing tho pres ut
extraordinary session. tut others Of bis party
think Secretary should be cltcttd DOW, and
that should such an election be held they will
DO enabled to elect their CAUCUS nomipcc, Mr..
Washinston, as several of he republican Sepa-
tors have declared that under no circumstances
WI they vote for MIR. Gorham 10 ooast Qucuce
OF No connection with the Ssr rCue affair.
Mr. " ashlngton himself is of this opinion and
u ooouuept toat hsu su election b>en held ony
time this Wa k be would havs ho.n oItotaJ
On this subject General Mahopo informed
newspaper correspondent tins mcro;n., ,hot a.
far IS lay 10 hIl power he would luss. unno III
election OF tho caucus nominees of last rcssion
at the head OF whom WAS MIR. Gorhsm ~ os
the General calls him George" ~ 90
General Malone, sinos be has been sssnred
by the President of the ADMINISTRATION SIM
port and patronage, - not satisfied sgith ,he
small pos,oticcs. Dsll route agencies deputy
DsrshalshlIs and guagers and store keepers
places 10 Virginia. aud ioteDds taking posses.
sion of moro influential God lucrative
positions. Tho place of this sort be will
take, it 10 reported. is the pos:mastership at
Lyncbburg, turoing out the republican iucum.
bent. Mr.. Wilson, and putting q. w. Stsium,
democratic Mshnueite 10 bis plsoe.
Those who should know something about
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia, Advertiser

lersburs.' TO the! city acne were Federal
troops eve. san! 10 sasn:1in tho purity CT tho
bslos box 10 Virginia"
Mr. Kelley then CONTESTED Tho parties now
contaIdnH for supremacy IN Virginia, saying
"On The ore side in Virginia stands to-day tna
eres. bulk Of the Intelligence, character aud
property CT the Sta.e--tho men who make
common woslth mighty and enduring. con!eud
ing for the privilege OF paying the h0ues. deb.
Of their mother State; on ths other side. these
who remain 10 u community WHOM the cisss 1
haya described is Withdrawn You naturally
ssk Bow can the Issue OF such q conflict BIZ in
doubt? Gertlemsn, il would net be in doubt
hu. for tho fact the. republican sdministra.
ton hiss thrown into tho scale Of reputation
the heavy sword Of patronage. No man Can
now hold any Office in Virginia under the con-
troll Of the federal administration who is not a
known partisan Of Republication, Scores Of men
hSyo baen turned out CT otics Within the last
sixty days in Virginia. against whom no charge
| has DeCu preferred except that they favor MI
honest settlement OF the d:b. che quiet ell
ter!sining of their .opiniors knd entire Austen
| ton from party strife will no: eut 20; the sd.
| minstration demands thst they shall be active
psrtissns of reputation. or they ara promptly
dismissed"
| Mr.. Kelley concluded his speech as follow3:
These are tho iLllleDce3, and those alono,
which i'm peril the cause of public filth in Vir.
GINA That thay are formidable it would BIO
| dle 20 deny. Tho istu3 is an important ono
1'rsin ths negro vote CT tho South 10 tho Ms
hone theory that whenever public debt
pinchcs il may he r5sdj Cshrnd, and inst a III IN
who NJ mits dob! OF Si3 C0G O0U in 1879 msy
| without tha payment Of a cant affirm it TO ba
only SD, LCo OW in 1889, and you launch the list
| generation of negro VotarB Oh lhs sra Of open
Gilhoncsty The tlrst uso Of tho ballot is Tor
public thet,s. Will it end hrrc2
I'm this CANVASS we hsv0 litlo pecIniary in.
terest. know Of no Ic!ve participant! On Cur
aide who owns 6 Inllsr OF tho bonds. Wo arc
| asking only tho poor privilege OF boing allowed
! TO stand with riosn hands before Tho people OF
| tho world, snd SO impressed are Wa with our
duty in that behalf that VII shall continue.
| against tho negroes. tho ren6ju:ting whitsa
and tho cruel irjustico Of tho administration,
! to WAgu ihs WAT until tho end Wa feel that we
deacrvu and should receive iha ~ III psthy and
| sid OF all h0nest mon. but VIZ shal fight The
baltic OF honesty ana thessncLi!y of public faith,
| albei! alone
| At tho CONCLUSION of MIR RELAYS speech sir.
| FCklon was introduced and delivered an nd.
dress. which Was we'll received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
The Markets.

SALTlhoRs, Oct. Is --Virginis 6s old -: tu
deferred -; do consolidated 81; do % 60.
ties % past due coup 92t; new IL 4Os 5is bld
To-Day. Cotton qLi,t; mddlings lltlllS Flcur
more active and firm but without change
Whoa!-Scu.hern higher and firm: Western
higher closing steady; Southern rod l35,l4h;
do AM Der liG,l5i; No. Western winter rod spni
and Oct l4tt ,l46!; Nov l4ssd49; Dec lti!,
1914: Jan ltStal60. Corn-Sousheen steady and
q4lh; Western higher closing quiet; Souihorn
ed spot and &c. T0.7Ci; Nov 7laa7ls; Dec n,
T4t. Oats steady; Southern IS .5l; Westrrn
Tli:e 90; do mixed $3.50; Penns 1880 Kya
dull at llOall5. Hay unchanged. Coffee Gul';
Elo csrgoes ordinary 10 fair 9s1li Sugar quiet
a soft lcs Whiskey quiet At ST. l9isSl ~
NEW YORK. Get l6.-Stocks strong Money
SAG. Flour e.ssdy and quiet. Whes, islI hirh.
CT. Corn al better
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
A Cough, Cold or Sore Tbroa. should

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped: Neglect frequently results in IN
Incurable Lung Disease or COnsump.
ton. Is Il y MS kONCHIAL
TkOCHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bslsams. but act directIy
on the 1nfiamed parts, sllaying irritation,
givereliefin Asthma, BrOnchitis, Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers nnd Public Speakers ara suh.
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satitflction HAVING
been tested by wide and conassa, uae for nearly
an entire generation. Ihey have attained we'll.
merited rank among tho few staple remedies of
the age. Sold at 26c. box everywhere mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

h; ini'cat!2Ls oo& axe ;aa. eh sud there be
Oily hog like hc cxpcccd c.owl st The York
toHo centennial. lio sccopu0ds'ioos !hrrc Tor
both min G'd hces! viii be utterly Insufficient.
Th's, Hka pIaoy CT he otter Ills Of Virgin
vii ne 6us to TIE Mahoo' i,os, wta refused 10
allow tho democrats 10 the legislature to make
al expectation for the loIk,von centennial,
With tbs hopo that thereby they wonld compel
The Governor 10 call 40 tx:rs Fl soion and thus
cuibo tham TO draw moro pay lrou. the States
depe4;td fossury.
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OFFxGIHL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

dermen held Get. ii. 1881, there were present;
H. II. Gownh,m ESQ.,, President. and Mussrs
h core, =. y. sInoos Strauss. Msrbury, stuart
The r,por! oflho conference committee On Ia,
rcaoiu.on srpropriat'ng S;0Jt to all the Ale1sl-
ora llEht Infantry IN detrsyinS their xpeuses
nc!ion of the Common Council was conquered
IN By the following vote Ayes Me,srs strauss
Marbury, Stuirs, Reid, aud Mr.. President-6.
n 0es. Messrs. Moore and y. q. smooi-2
The Beard then adjourned
Teste: JEo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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VIRGINIA NEJy.S.

Villa rutkioa sr, numerous 10 Ware!
county
There is great compliant in Colpcpct county
OF continued drought.
The Cnlpnplr Mnutamea LAYS decided ro
to &c to \ Crkt0Rr.
Much complaint is mada Of Tho hutel change!
at uktGWe, and $40 day does sec m quite
exIraVagsnt.
Tee "Lincn Wcdiiog' Twelfth Anniversary
Of MIR. aud AIl7. David T.. S;rsusburg, O.
Stauo!cn, will &c celebrated % tbs II il lost.
ID L. hisdiox iss s)ld his farm Of shout 30(
acres. ccef B"aocvillc. in Warren c,untr, &C
his brother, Charles j. Maid x, fox IS, 1875
Col. Wsrtcnbaknr HIS buan presented viii
q handsome sword by The Molt.calIo Guard Of
Charlottesville.
IL Is said that ihe profits of he Greenbrisr
w hits Sul,i ur Springs this season wll! be 500,
600, to Which It to be aGded SIS 900 from tht
bar.
Tho democrats Of Orangc wil hold barrie.
cue ST Balb rnrsvlllc 90 rhurSd.y, Oetoher 90
aud ana at unlonviltc On Thursday. OJobel
eth.
Mr.. Join NJ. Johhsop. Of Alexandria, ba!
pNcaSscd tho "l'lcdmonl" Farm belonging Ia
til" rsAto Of DE- Meorae. ba:woon GainsvIa
aud l}HckiunI, and paid for ii IN chah.
The Executive Committee Of tho Warren.
ton DirlrI Cue, 10 addition to tho nlsss meet
iug to be hold in Watrcnton on the ~ h instant,
have determined to hold o grand barbecue Ga
the 2Gth.
A f"uquirr letter says: Tho trade in stock
tatI", which u>usly OF This season is very C,
tive. is very qGIrt and but few dro7ers have put
in 90 apr ?aranca. Tho farmers, owing to tho
short crrps, viii havo but short supply of est
tie food il an carly and long Woter should set
iB.''
The recent Grouih ciuscd tho loas of msuy
cittlJ IN different parts of Augusta from Whist
IL called dry mutra,n brought on by the lack of
grass. The disease has passed away snco the
ralos, Ond The cattle could get frcsu grass for
food. 1t is not an infectious of contagious dis
case.
The Bua Ridge Echo 10 i,s NOTICE of the dis
cusslGn at Washington between Nlessrs Kent.
Cameron aud Brooke s,ys: when MIR.
Brooke ba0nn to reply, O number of coalition
lists, Including The colorcd people, who bad bee q
we'll irs!ucd. lett The Courthouse. and did not
extend that cyuriety to the democrats, which
the latter hsd cheeriully given, on account of
Melr nature to COL Cameron"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
Railroad Leased.

CHARLOTTE. N. Con-. 15.-Tha Atlsntit,
Tennessee aud Ohio Railroad, ruuuipg between
Charlotte aud Ststea0ile. was lcss,d yesterday
for niuety.eioe years. at al manual rental Of
$25 600, to the m1ussemont iof tho Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
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CANAL COMMERCE..

-, At'ived.Boats Wm Smith. Jas Dayton, Ii
rlatte, to American Goal 20; Lille q Nav xuI
II. e West, 10 Hamp s. BALTIC Coal O.; Lucy
q Willie to Georges CresK Coal Il l 20; 81
mhcheil, TO Jno Agnews q Go; Capt l. II
Kuhn, to Nay field & Hils.on.
pepartad- Boats W Smith Jhs DAYTON. ! h
Platte, Lille q hsy, M A West, Lucy Il vii.
ne. j Mitchell aud Uapt l. h Kuhn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
The Storm In England.

s:rowsd with fallen timber. Many boats Are
aground in the river Thames and tho sseambos.
trsfic is suspended. Very few place, in England
havs escaped damage by tho storm. Four hun.
dred small trees we're blown down in Southwark.
The shipping Casualties are numerous but no
great disaster ia reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

Tho prcs OF the people OF aIy Country that
I:' governed by unpc,u,ar laws aid ha! led rulers
are vrlcvous, hs w.ro those Ct The people '0i tho
Southern States ubder tho osrpet-b bug tol!Ee.
rLat those It the Irish gro 70 will intGlm d
m+u hbs deunt. Bat far oil that, as the
B.i:sh Empire Is governed by law, and ss SD.
srehy ~aud supervcuo upon tho suppression OF
tic aw, and as general ruin would tu tho effect
OF anarchy, if MIR. ParneIl 10 reasonable MAD
ho Is DOT surprised at his alr.st. The Irish pao-
p!o h.vs their hand ia the mouth Of the British
ion, and tic part OF w!sdjm is TO Withdraw it
"a gently ~ possible. Mr.. Peracll. being n rich
'aan, o,n !vo lpxarous'y il pli-cu apd hey his
roy ous, aud his captains Car nlo, ind have
Il d. the cIuatry. Il: the tank acd flo Of his
hEG~Ors have LoIhrg hut British law 10 stand
between them aud British vensaAnu'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
Financial.

NEW YORK. Ok. Is Tho Posts (iuspcial
ar!ic say: Tho stock cxohango markets CT,
tally acuVc ard are generally higher ,hsn
yesterday although the c,tly doaliugs ia sstcss
were charscteriz I'd by weakness. prices fallioy
q per oent. There has sltc, bee an advsuc,
OF 3,2s per cent. Uaited States bonds slower
tor the cx,orded g.. Railroad bonds arc
irregular but goIersy higher. The money
market is oasy for borrowers at 51G per cont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER II

Msior John W. Dahial, the damocralic NJ m
noe lor GOycrnor, ia 10 address the peop.o OF
hlrn.ndr. on tuesday night next. and wo trust
lie will receive That welcome that Elcxaudrlans
know 30 we'll how 10 give Whorovo. no has
spokea dari!g the present canvass in tho State
it has been with telling effect, and he to day
stands nle Of The foremost orators in the country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings Of the u, 9. Senate

WASHINGTON. D. G.. o.. I5.--The pro.
C ediugs this morning were devoid of oterest.
aud the Senate. at 1920. went iato executive
session. When the doors were recp,ned, Ito
Senate. at LES, adjourned until MoLd.y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

C"ntettr4to bonds ere selling in New York
Tor three dollars thousand. rcopla who nave
them should mako haste to sell them now, for sR
they ara not paysh'e until the States tiIsi com.
posed The ConiDicrScy bsc IN, IN independent
nation. snd as that contingency il now beyond
tho range OF pos hiily, they can noyor ho worth
moro thsn they arc at this time.
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Combinations.

WARRINGTON. u. q. Oct. 1.-THE Seuo,s
in executive session today confirmed tho nom
inations Of Noah T.. Mcfarland, ct ansas, to bs
M IN nis )ner OF tho General Land Clll.e; JAS
w, Si!sr, OF Indians. U. s. Consul nt U.pu
Town and largo number Of postnasiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

First oSt, then Jorgensen and tosy d e.
onieif ave dtscited tbs principles they mado
bo'st ct protesting, sua have turned their cup.
pDritoa Ran WHO trenta them with couiuneIs,
and 50; s they c>Glo to him because they have
no where cI7s 10 60. Ordinary paoplo arc SUI
pristd nj tho lack Of shame cviGoed by these
nlcu 10 Eppa"rIng ii public alter sloh s,lrraL-
der aud lis gl'r,pgly apparent CAUSE. n won
dor the Administration srd Northern rcpubli
cins nro Impressed with tho belief mat the re-
pubiican psr.y in EirShia ia Composed entirely
OF noSrces, governed By o few selfish, shameless,
AID time serving trickstcrs. who want to keep
the pitly SuaI 10 order tia: 40 ueg MEMBERS
may c7me 10 80 cisiiH It's cffic : nth them.
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Arrests In Ireland.

NEW YORK, Oct ia Dublin special 10 tho
Telegram says: Mr.. james j. " Kelly, member
Of Parliament, was arrested ss tho Imperial 10.
tel at 9 O'clock tbis morning
Mr.. VIM. y Brien, editor OF the land league
organ, United Ireland. WAS arrested in the strcsI
this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

Some "f tho people who form their ideas
"L:.Gut r. >etion say that the =, oaut revolution
IN the Senate wss duo TO the superior tactical
'hi;I OF MIR. Ednunds, and dliordad an SPIT eX-
ample OF his qloatioc, IN ,de Two days before,
that ":hcsn who lako iho sword mus. perish by
tie sword. Sccc the Infamous electoral m.
mraIon 10 ooo ca cations til astutcness of Mr..
Elmunjs. bl: that he is enlided 90 no now
lruf's tvr patliamcot ary skill in tho Davis case,
Il proved b. the fact tina! Mr. Ferry had been
rravloua'y i:t>m ID hy NJ. Davis that ho
woali vote win the republicans 1t was thus
plain op,u and shut affair. and Mr.. Ssuuders
tbs champion dunderhead Of tho Senate, could
have conducted it as Well 90 Mr.. Edmunds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

Tho October and centennial Number uf tho
Pihnicr and Farmer hns been received from the
pub l:hGTs in Richmond This number conls ins
IA number ut exceptionally Interesting arucles
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCT. Is. 1881.
o'tn rtsss..... q 90 Stl,, sets 3 z.
ARRIVED.
sehr Potomac. Philadelphia 10 W A tmoct
Schr Is y GrshaM, Philadelphia, to r ] Me-.
hslfoy u 90.
Str Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, by Po-
tomac Ferry Company.
Schr Riddle. Baltimore, By Burgess s. Go
PASSED UP
Err City OF CsLshill. 10 Washington.
A1EoRAaDA
Bark Nn,oaR, from Gardiner for WASHINGTON.
sailed FRI IN Portland 18th
schr .ionn Halliday from Georgetown, .,
Boston 18th.
Schr Emma j Hart. from Farm insIslo, Me-
Tor Washington, at Newport 18Th.
Schr Maggie u Munston, from Ksnnobfc far
Eichmcnd, at Portland 13tn.
schrs y w May and Marietta S!ee' m IN from
Richmond, at Salon 18Th. 49,
scnr Clara Simpson. from Windto, for this
port. at Vineyard Haven 18Th.
Scbr w Il Gard from Sullivan, M,ioo, for
Washington, at Vineyard Haven 18Th.
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lCOMMUNICATRD

AT last sem, notice has bceo taken of the
shameful concuo! Of cur street walking ne.
crosses The writer has m,re than oncs called
tho attention Of cur e0icient' polico to the
matter. aud has also spoken 10 tbs higher "su
liberties" about it. suppose our efficient DO
lice will Try and cxc15s themselves by saying
they do not see DOR hear thcm; bus they should
both sec aud hear end bring the Offenders TO
condiRn punishment. Your local editor has,
perhaps. not heard iy,h he OF what We lear,
vino are 10 business on King street, at pigh,s.
Stop it; please exert yourselves little, police
men. JIRAI,
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MAIIISIlCD.

La fnlem. Fauquier county, Va, Oc!obsr II,
1881. By kov. l. n. Lyle, DR.. N. M. GOHBto
mlas ANNIE kLIP5TINE, all Of Salem.
Fsuquier couuLy, Va.
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Recalled.

LONDON. Oct Is "A dispatch fir, m Uonst,n.
tinoplo 10 tho stsud,rd says. ltis reported tia,
the Sultan has recalled tho special mission L.
Erypt
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN w. d . MEL, OF CHBU BIZ.
yaR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES BARBOUR, or CULPKPHE.
FoH ATTORNEY GENERAL,
I. w. MCKINNEY, OF FA NMV WILLIE.
FOR THE HOUSE CT DsLIG.TEs,
.jiilyGE CHARLES Il. STU Akf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

II sou would nv il disapnontmeot and save
tlue sud monty. take Dr. Balra Cough Syrup
AID noan Uher.
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A TTHNTiUN, FLORISTS.

We have prepared trssh lot G; our
PLANE STIM ULANT,
and can recommend il Zoe The uouri,hmen! Of
Plants in window gardens.
as soon Is plants are taken in the house the
u'e ct the Stimulant should be commenced, and
II used according 10 directions the best results
may be OK pected.
cello ES. LEADBBATRR & BRO.
A MERICAN WATCH g. in solid Silver
"A Oasoa, from $l2 up. and Swiss Watches tor
SO. at HENRY WILDT'S,
octl4 10 north Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15
LIST OF LETTRKI.

Tho following is list of tho letters remaining
IN the Ale1sndris. Virgins, postoiIice Oct l5
Persons calling for letters will say they arc ad.
vertised and give the date of tho list.
If not calico for within thirty days, they will be
sent ~ the dead letter OfIico. in Nsshinnnn
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Get. 15.-Thera ia no
change - note IN Flour. The receipts OF Whea,
are light and 1916 bushels were offered which
sold ut liO, l42 aud li3 for Fultz. 145 for mixed
and l1S AID l62 for LsI easter. Corn is dull and
the only sales reported were $40 busbels OF now
at 6o; this WAS tho first Offering of nav Corn
this aeason. No Rye was offered and one small
los Of Oste cold c! 81. Country produce con-
tiCuas scarce sni wanted.
Coal REroRr.-Tho following ism report of
the receipts and shipments of coal during tho
weok ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co., ). II. Parrott jr., Apt. 23lS
Hamp s. Bait, Edward Herbert, Agent. 42
j. L. Agnow s. Co............ ............... 1850
1olal. ........... 4U93
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal l,Gj
lamp " bait Observation-Disclosures. Ais
j. Z. Agncw u Co............................ luU
1olsl Observation-Disclosures. 1861
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

Lori lsrn's lrcquo's won the New Max {
Dsrhy slskss yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

The h'st snow storm of tho season at Wiupi.
peg Manitoba. occurred last Thursday. The
ground was barely covered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-15

The excitement 10 Ireland over PstuslI's ar.
rest continues, The British government bias
taken measures to promptly meet any outbreak
which may ec,ur. Mir. Parnell demands the
same treatment IS the subjects
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~ ASssS
Brightwe!l. Annie
Brown. Charles
Buckheiner, EmmA
t uaer, 3 homas
Oaree. Mrs 81 X
Chives. Henry
Conway, Edward
Chapman. MssYirginia
Frisler, Mis- jennie
Fsntroy, Mrs Hattie
Grey. Mrs
Grigsby, w s
Hicks, Mrs w M Mary
Hryden. Miss Ella
james. VIM Henry
Jonep, hrs { hr.oste
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