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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03
OEFFCEEE.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

at = called meeting Of tho Board CT Ado
men, hold Nov. mber I'd. 1851, there were pre-
GENT: Il. l.. Downham, caq., President, and
Nehars. U. y. Smoot. Strauss, harbury, Stuart,
j. b. Smoot and Reid,
hr. Stusrt, mamber Of tho Board from the 3D.
ward, rendered his resignation IS q member of
The Board, TO take elect November Z, 1881, and
upon motion the ssme YVES accepted
On motion II was resolved that TN election for
a member OF this Board from tho Third ward Of
this city be held on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF
November, 1881, to fill tho vacancy occssioEed
by tho resignation of Charles E. Stuart "a O
member rom ths! ward. and that the judges
and Clerks OF the ward at the general election be
instructed and Empowered to Get 80 auch in esid
general election.
The Board thon adjourned
Iesto: JNo j. JAMESON, Clerk,
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Affairs In kralH1l,S,

LONDON. Nov. 3.-Biarches OF the Ladies
lHnd league throughout ths prosiao;a o,mplain
loudly that their meotiusa should DO dispersed
while tic central lsagu, 10 Dublin is permit
led to moot unmoltsteS. Nliss parnell wish
Ing 10 ties! tie legality ni thn prccceGirss Of
tho ladies' league publicly rcnsucced 10 tho
nesspap.Ta ot WsdceidAy that moating OF
the !:ueu, would Us hold thai dsy. No at
tempt wts nado to iotcrlrrs with the meeting
although d,.coives watched !hlso who catered
lEs lcpsnu yGGm;.
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CoL'HED FA1E.-Tho State fair OF tho colorcd
people, Known ss tho North Carolina industrial
Fair is now in progress in Raleigh. 1t is The
third annual fair, and waa formally opened By
GoVerno! Jarvis. who delivered Eli address, full
OF wise end pertinent suggestions He warmly
congratulated the coloro1 poopia upon the OK
hiti!ion. which is y highly creditso,a orc a.
number OF oher addresses by the fayor, State
Comm isioner Of Agriculture md others wero
mado, R1.Sonstor Bruce, Of Mssiesipai. is ex-
pected 10 speak, and on Friday Hon L Is.
Vance will deliver an address. Tho .ttenasnca
Is large, and tho exhibition IS ccuI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

A COuglf, Cold or Gore Throat shouId
be stopped Neglec! frequently results in An
lncurnb1e Lung Disease or COnSulnD.
ton. Is ROW Ms BEE ON CuEAL
TR0CHEB do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bAlsams. bat act dircotIy
on the 1nfiamed parts, sllaying irritation.
glVerelef in asthma. srOnchitIa.CO Coughs.
Catnrrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers Arc ami.
iect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchisl
Troches have been recommended by physiciane.
and always give perfect satisfaction U,ving
been tested By wide and constant. use for nesrln
An entire generation. thoy have attained we'll.
raerlted rank am, an0ng tho tow staple remedies Of
the age Sold a. 2oc. box everywhere mhI9
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s5omo OF tho republican pspafs frs cndosvor.
ing TO offset tbs behavior OF tho Massachusetts
regiment in Virginia with tho inhoapi. with
which Mr. Winthrop WAS treated &. Yorktown.
But that won't do" for Or. LoIing. oro OF tho
Congressional Commission. relieved everybody
else OF sny obligation to look af.er tho enter.
talnment Of Mr.. Winthrop, by telling them ths!
IS no, Lor'Ds, IVES also from Massachusetts, it
would be his pleasure as we'll as his duty to 600
TINT tho orator Of tie occasion was csrea 70,
nrOnrriy
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Missing REsssl.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.-fho polioo Of this
city have b2en notified Oh tho Disappeared, of
Janice j. Chittiek, a reailrnt ii East Orange.
n. j. tla vas employed Cd salesman by q
New York comulercis! house. AID left that
city On O1s. s ior Pittshnrs. Upoa reaching
West Philadelphia he WGs taken i'll aud let: the
lfaiu stating tbs: lie intended 10 80 TO hospi-
tai. lie csruo! To tcuad at nuy # tho
hnlni.sl.
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General Malone is no slave Of carcps Oh.
mol lie would soon 10 DO such Ee is liberal
and acts as no thinks yh! indepcnGoa: Of all
caucus dominston-ths! is he ssya he is But
according 10 the Baltimore msrican tho repub.
iicsn Senatorial caucus lsst Saturday appointed
him ao ono Of the committee to wait on the
President and request him to withdraw Tho nom.
ination of Sta'hsm md Gppon. him snor tho
Honste adjourned. Thon. too, no vo.es without
fail for every resolution adopted By Tao repub-
lean caucus. Blu; slavo of caucusts perish tho
thought.
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Financial.

New York, My. 3 The paal'i h,sreial
srIici9 says:
The Stick ESohaaGo maskois On nn sv.rass
volume CT business are generally higher lhan
yesterday. u. s. bonds nro up for cx:ou;icd
50. but otherwise arc utchsuged. Railroad
bonds Gro atriu: II higher. Tho result q. the
fluctuations IN the stock market is 40 alvaroo
OF 5als 10 tho general list. In tho MONEY mat
kot today per cent is tho ruling ratio ior call
IONS Cd stocks, the quotation hNinS sac per Ct.
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Gambaitn ausl Is:sss,arc,s

LONDON, Nov. 3.--Tho ps,iI cofrcaroGlcnt
OF The Times scya: At en- Interview between
tho Prince Of Wales, Sir Charles Dixie. and
NJ. Gaubctta tho prinoo OF Wales nskcd NJ.
Can beta Whether 10 had $500 i!iGca Bis
msrck. NJ. Oamb,tia aiitmu! nc; o0Iy that
he had NOT aaen him, but that lis rcccat visi,
10 GrImnry wsu his lhird visit Li.r. inc@gnitn.
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A'ler low snoEt months OF ofIica Env. Col
'e"rge w. Oarser has baen removal from his
Dosi!lon ss u. s. Minister to Vent2 lola Tho
Colonel's case stforGs smother example Of Tho
Joe, table fato Of all Virginia democrs,s who
change their politics for NJ other purposs than
TO pet Ofico
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SoIne years ago Schuyler Colisx. before his
political eclipse CT credit mobi!ier nctcriGtg, adj
dressed r delegation Of youyg mer--.ho gfadu-
s!es clcone coilege-iR tho course Of which he
ssscrtad tia. IiDo.tCn!hs Of tho msle inhabitants
Of this country aspiied to the Presidency. ]!
SONS IS though tho percentage claiming tho 20.
shion Will scoa DO as great, Judging from tho
numb Of infatuated crsnks who sre Of lste
hanging around Washington either believing
they are should be Chief Magistrate Formerly
auch Visionary characters only put in their APP
r2a:eaco on inauguration d.yA or few days
preceding, sld when tho cath Of office failed to
ba administered to them, would return 10 their
horace. ani fonorgiIy remain there bu! i. seems
tEcT exc nol 90 easily ''put { Il" nov; they stay
in Washington, carry petols and soma sro e.
cacdirEy lerco. !. ia &c! Improbable if the
nu!nt.r OF ugh poraon' continues 10 augment,
the !@c!arn ltz;Cc grsphcr will DO compelled 20
make "CraEi:" ard "rtcsidcDtial fever" eynon.
oiacus tc"ma. 81 the former word is now czclu.
si9oy used 10 ce;ignato victims Of tho disease
But, @!teF al. tho itching do.iro for notcriety
may be tho raotiGa only Of such characters in
tho great majority Of in.tsuclE. Alexandria, it
will DO remembered, produced e candidate for
tho P!ns!dcncy few years ago il tho rerson Ct
one Of is nn.ivo ward politicians.
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FOuHticrCG ut SCta.

LONDON. Nov. Tho bark Village Belle
from LandoaJasry tnr l}altimore, has returned
10 tbs former part leesv. She hriags tho cap
tnin and Grew of tho Narwncia:. lark Thu'1
from Liverpool. September II :or Halifax,
which touud:raI OF sea.
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Gpcu;s~ oaa Railroad.

YOUNGSTOWN. PA, Nov. 3.--Tho Somc:aot
snd Cambria branch of tho Baltimore sGd Ohio
Railroad bet@0ap Somerset and Johostosr,
Pa, ihir SIX n:iIla, oenaeoiing tho Ma'ylsSd
sed Yves. Virginia c2al fields *ah Gre mibes
With tho c0tl md iran ccatrts Ct P,rEsJ l7anis
wss former!y opened to-day. Tho carcmeaies
at this nlao, in honar OF ths eveat Rara very
ri. h,rs:r
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General Mahonos Richmond organ Jaws !:

Cl'iio'd Statham is postmaster of Lynchhurs
a.tet hlll And now what do you Bourhars and
iunder5 pronose 10 do abol,. il? Howl? Wal.
then-howlW V '
nut IN Inst howl the mosI effective note will
be that OF the republican union soldiers. vhcao
wounded comrs1a hiss ben removed :, I'm sn
'ince .nSt no filled ciiiti ontiy in Order To msko
place Tor young ecalawag hnn,ncr..
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There are upwards of four hundred white re-
i.terod voters a this city who have not paid
iheir cspitation tax, lie. tho list be reduced TO
cipher by Monday night. Better pay tho ono
dollar than run the risk of tho depreciation of
every voter in the Stale that must necessarily
result from tho succoss Of the Makoaiios.
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sr.a~E g.w0CEs TIC TEcHET

Fon c?YgHNCK
JOuN W. DARRELL, OF LiNCuBUi:1-.
F0R LIEUTENANT G5TEES2E,
JANE, BARBOUR, OF CULPGEh::,
F,E ATTORNEY GENERAL,
l.. W. MCKINNEY, OF FAKMFIAnk.
VaE THE HOUSE CT DSLEGtTE5.
.lIDuH. CHARLES Z. STUART.
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DIED.

In Washington. u. q, Nov. .. Fannie B.
BARBER, daughter Of j. s. and Miltio Barber
formerly of Fauquier county. lsa~Hcr remains
will be brought! TO this ely tc-;ncr.ow, ri = 20 D.
M, for intsrment Tho friends aud rcInsiui-
snces OF the family arc invited 20 attend.
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RAPPAHANNoCK.- "A letter from Woadqila,

ItAPPAHANNoCK A letter from Woad2il!r,
Rappahsn0cok county, ssya:
" venture to predict, in the coming election,
old Rslp ahanncck will roll mp haudscm, ms
loritv ct foEr hundred for Daniel, Barbour ADD
Mckinney. List no man fail to vaio for Major
Daniel. Remember, VmgiDians, 10 ~ doog
you will ssvo your proud old State IRON tho
ruin and disgrace which thtcstena to onguif her,
and eject as our Governor o1n who manfuv
stood in the ranks of the gray
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SAILED,
CANAL COMMERCE.

hrrvod-Baa:s Or q e Porter aNd Il l..
Boothe. 20 American Coal Co. Lizzie K, Ii a
West and W Porlor. to Ilsmp 81 BALTIC UoaI
Go. A Mills. TO Georges Ursak Coal q Iron
20. 4 II Agnow, 10 L Agnow y TO- Il l.,
F-oach, TO w a Smoot
Dcpsrted-Boats DR. q L Porter. q l. Hoo.he,
Lizzie 4, Nj A West. g " Porter. A J Mills.
s. II ARnow End Z Il French
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A matter Of choic:; -WhothGr to suffer, ua-
interTup'edl0 with cjueh Or TO invest - cinr
fox Dr.. Bah j Cough syrup std euro it.
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Not DRUNK.-On Saturday last at Warren
ton junction while two young gentlemen who
had spoken st e political me3ting we're waiting
FIR the train TO bring them bsck 20 Wmrcn:on,
they began 10 speculate On tho nodo OF living
Of = tramp who was lying fsca Gownwsrd with
the rein falling upon him, whom thoy supposed
would stesl shoat from como plsCa to. dsY and
lamb from another plsca Tomorrow and in
thnt manner woulG manage 10 exc out his miaar-
able existence. The tramp Kissing his head
slowly ahook of Inc rain and said, that sn a1-
rangtmant OF tint kind would no perfcr. bliss
10 him. but that tho poilitli.s would not give
him fair chance. They stole everything them.
solves and left nothing thai he could put his
hands on. At this the crowd applaudad Justify
-GortlonSuH!c Gazette.
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upesasng .ss..s Csesiug ga t.se ssa,ss.

CLOSING
Washington, y. G., And EcFltaes;"r,, meals
E. ~, II IT.. xnd Is nDu Is p. ~
Westarn :nnils 4 30 and il y. NJ.
5ruLhorn msjls, via Richmond ". IN ,.
q. hoL i 50 and Ii D. NJ.
's"uth ahd Southwestern rRilR, VIA i.yErt,-
burg, Virginia, way afi through mails, ! * 1.
III. a..d 3 " ,. m.
Ehn.ssss Division I 70 r. a.
Eost|dr!& to Round Ei!l W.. 9G0A u
opEElE0,
Nofttarn and Western nails via Washing.
son, II. e., 4 so \. M. II NJ. and & co D. nj
Southern Fnails. Wis R;chmand. Va, & 80 q IL
and 81 S. III.
utlwostern mails yin Lgnchburg, Virgins,
Through na'la} including cay mails On Midls.d
Railroad, S 30 Il. III.
Manassas Division 50 Ia. for lock boz only
Round Kill TO AleIsndfis, vs., 80 p. III.
olhce Houra.~.lHica orcns at 6 80 e. H., and
cic:as 1t 7 0)p. N.
Sunday Hours--o!1cs orvaa at 8 As ), NJ. sT.d
,ioS00 ~ 0 so z. tt.
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Many white peopIa believe that tlIc reason
tho negsogs 10 Firgilia have horo:oio-o voted
so'idly ia BECAUSE tho wli:o men in ihh S.utc
have voted tho aamo way. eaG that il Tbs wriio
people woro to divide The ncerocs would 20
hkaHisa. Gul TIM. t! VI tbs ooor line you'd %
abolished. Oilers believe that 10 Inst:cr how
tho white people may split and divide nmouG
thom5ol7os. Inc E2aro9s will aSays vote "a y
unit and always for tee ismsgcgu7, and there
toto cg Ans. tho best interests of S:ata Tac
qu,si0o thus raised viii be tested n:x. III {
day. for tho Hhita people arc divided. 4
majority Of then wish 10 promote The prosperity
of every moral ccd material interest Of thc
Stale, sod TO preserve her credit acd honor,
but sig, minority, By false tcach0g ord in-
sincere pronisos. HAYS bocn Induced 70 support
selfish deragoeuss. 1ic. 10 g;sti!y th.ir own
Individual d?sireF, wouI; boz, Gpd do net
hesitate to wound Vi!eoi, TO her very heart.
Ii oil the neGrjGs vote for tic repudaio,s, as
those who have no cotGdecco 10 them believe,
tho debt payers will !,svo hard fight 10 cbtsin
victory, bat it they divide, ns the wlito IN N
have done, tho SUCCESS Of lloso who Err, CO.
doaVorlus to briug inu:grs:iUp and opi,itaI 10
the Stale and 10 stimulate aud lss!cr AL he,
indu irlts is Ls urcd, he d3b. question 9i;l bo
satisfactorily settled, tho iu ute onward m,1ch
OF Virgoi, will be unobstiu,!ed, end tilay vil
necessarily share 10 the general welfare.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

EilEIhTliKs ALMANAC, NOV. 3, 1881.
StM rises, & Is S'!'s ssts-.""...s4 SO
ARRIVED.
;;r Kscrltior Norfolk, TO = Is Hoos
PASSED UP.
"chr MaEsi'.
SAILED.
Str Srcnsior. Norfolk, 10y L Il Hoor.
str AiaLiano. lower Potc. by j BtodeIs & TO.
Str V Artowfm;th, lewor Potomac. By 20
toInsc Ferry Company
Snhr j Stevens. Hatimoro. by Z j NJ
haNo7 s. Co
Schr JOSEPH Il Johnson Portsmouth Va. BY
Eurcess s. Co.
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EGu1Y- THOUSAND DOLLAR EUIT.--ln the

EGH1Y- Thousand EUIT.-ln the
Chencc!y Court Ct Richmond on Tacsjsy, 10
tho Case 6: The Germania Insurance Camp,py
". tao lticimcnl ead Dan7iilo Es!!rcad Uctn-
psuY End others, a ro,illon Was filed by tho
c}mplains4is for tina purpose Ct e. lining
Woodward, s;li!maa 4 o., ntd Others iram
prosecuting to Judgment suits which, they he'd
brought against tho Richmond, York River
md Chcsapoako Railroad Company 10 tho Gil
emit CgnEt of Richmond 10 recover damages for
cottop destroyed at West Point November 90,
1850. The amount involved is b3!wsen $50
GOO and $40 600. Tic ossa YES argu2d before
Judge FIzhugh on the melton for the iuiuuc-
ticn by M.i |. II. Ca,ring!on, Col. S. 3. Paul,
ard John PioSfo!l Tor tho insurance company;
Col. W. W. Gordon and Judge Ii. Ii. flat-
shall fer tha railroad oomnaoy, ard ~ tho
Hon. s. i. Nash. of New York. President Of
tho New York Ear Association. spl Ii1u.
Francis l.. Smih. OF AIexaslria. icr tho shit,
para whose cjtou vas destroyed.
Yesterday, Judge Fi'zhuah deI9tr1l Ills
opinion refusing the INJUNCTION.
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4 !c:s Sundays ago, 10 DahvilIe, an educated
co!oTca minister delivered sermon on tho debt
s9s:i2a. in wh:ci no took cccasion to ssy that
"a ncra! wraag caud not b, nsdo politically
rlsEF, lie ted bis hearers to steer clear Ct
tbs uiaeomoot; their withheld rights would
o5rac ID DUO season through tho honest chaup
url Of public opinion thst waa qaickeLiug lis
l:it -5!ood TO their iavor day by dsy; that il ct
this day aud this late hour they should cntor
iDto this ahuninab!e scheme to rob The creditors
et Virgins they would lose caste aod favor
with that large snd itnaential public TINT had
go manialy sad scndisstlg Stood by the policy
oi MI l.iDco In and his followers 10 doing jus
flea 70 tbs ooofed oliz,n. ard besides, Said he
ITO DO SO will render cur rsco liable 70 tho
iroWng Of 40 angry God. who has taught us tho
royal law, Thou shalt Tot coyrt thy ncighbors
goods"
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QUEENsTowN CATTLE MARKET. Novr. l.
l5U head of Cattle wero offered and sold at 24Att
cts PER Id; market dull. 400 Sharp and lIamhs
sold n. Safc ior Old sheep md 4.Gc for Lambs ;
uCrket dull
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fstAPPAE'S RELUCENT will clean your
Il tilverwaro beautifully and not scratch it.
For a,le 1T HENEY WII,DpS
OcIlS 10 north ROYAL AZ
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I OOH LU o ki-l.ONDON UATTI,E
- PoWDsE iE 10 bossa, car ha purchssel
Tor ono dollar i'ar boy II
W. +. EkEIGhTUN'a.
lou % King st,es.,
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4 UST RKCEIVEDi a full liz O of Step Lad.
- ders. also Rolling Pins, Towel Rollers, Po-
tato Washers. ctc a: MCLEAN Il UHLER'S,
octl2 7G King ttrect
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MAJOR DAN EI..-Asj. Dsu;el, accompanied
by Congressman Geo. u. Vice snd George T..
Garrison, arrived a! Onancook, Accomac coun-
IL, Va, on Saturday morning lsat. They wero
nc! By n comn:it!oo from Tho Onstcock Daniel
Olub, md conducted 10 Bollo Haven through
the rain, whore Mai Daniel spoke over three
hours 10 q large crowd, amidst much applause
Hol. &. ID. Wise spoke al hour At Accom.c
Court House, Monday, Mr.. Wise spoke fer an
hour, and then gave way TO Msjor Daniel, who
bcgsn spaech on tho court house green, bat
WAS driven into the house by heavy rainfall,
where he concluded his speech amidst great np.
plsuse. TN Tuesday Msior Daniel spoke at
Sastvillo, northampton county. The democrats
gave large barbecue. Patty lines arc very
strictly drawn, and full vote will be polod
Hsj Dsnisl, received splendid ovation in
Norfolk last night, md spoke to fully 5000 pep.
pic il tho open Dir on Market Square.
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THURSDAY EVENING, NOVrR. 5

Mr. D z,rdorf is The republican member nt
Goosrass io7 tho lat district in Virginia. lie
IL 10. latter dey republican,. but was oao
wisrn io DO SO I;nGi:ol riyscas is T.l: g. iioral
Courage. he il nos one Ct the uitby L, publ.
car- IL the SAFE who rcius, 10 rcb0unG:. tEl1ir
principles al ia: c'H,marl Ct G scslIGTes i, IL
oorai. even though tt2t co2lr:slI BE- sarc:i0lll
hy the republican administration, ao5, 10 lat
tcr 70 lis parry il Virgins, no ns,ifIq :hn TO-
loWiug exoal!ont reasons for TINT refusal
Il caonot slpDort tho c:udid ties upan 10 81.
focc ticket; because. first, Tho platform uiuD
wh'ch they were nominated ard Tl::ch is Gc3G;!-
I'd add advocated ty thcm vio!airs tic, caili;ia!
p,!acirle Of nGtiona! rspa5lcsu faith end :,rso.
iioe, 10 that i boldly advocates tho rclGGi;;i0n
OF ont third Of tho S!a!o dobs Of VirsiniG. Sec
GnJ, | believe iha: tho SUCCESS Ct that tick t.,
with the legislation up1u the dcbt question hat
will Gccosslriy fo.w. Will be detrimental 10
tho beet interests OF too Safe. aud fl: upon il
" blight from whio. 10 will rovCr rtcovtr.
Third. i'acauso | b,o7o the endorsement Of
the slhaalo By tho na'iCnai republican pariy is
wrong Ia .'f5Cple, tia abandonment G ;sat
phDk III lis ElatfJrrG-lhc msintCnsnc3 G! public
credIi--@llch, moro thhD SOY other, hiss ini !: 10
vic.oiy ia cLch succeeding c,mpgirn ,n,: lha.
IL ul!i rnsnIt IL further embarrassment so he
naiinnei Organization nnd tie loss Of prestige ia
&c business ard commlfcAl centres o! the
NosiE, which will cndslger her inluiu gnce. ~
F@urh. That | believe i!o attempt 90 iaroa
r'pudiatlon upon ITO rooplO Of thil Snlr.
whicn il TOW on tbs high road 10 prosperity,
h"d thus tx upon them sigma aud stain. Is
wrong, Ia which, ST. oDu Ct their rtpioaentr-
lves, c;n tsko 40 part. Fifth. liscu>o
beIlaVo tito evils that will rteuit to the rcpn!li-
Gao party # Virginia from this movement will
mara !hau ovcrbslanco any temporary G.vsI-
tage tbs. might b, gained"
How u .Sy republicans theirs arc il Yirsicis
as Irus to thai. rrof:ss,l faith ss Mr.. D,zaI-
dorf. is Will b. dstrrn,in'd Lex: Tuesday. :aat
thcrc arc msn7. aud Soma in this city. wo sra
assured co 30 less suthority than thc: own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

B0Ra IN EIGHTEEN HUNDRED.-I, Goorco
Schosgcr born in lSOO,ia the dukodom of l'a-
leu, Germany, have been in America for tRer-
lG-jx Yeas. and for twenty years have suE-
tered with Salt Rhaum. hsG ugly sores on
p2 Limbs, and the constant itching soLsltion
IVES iatolarabla. | consulted many physicians,
sutj c!ed myself 10 their treatment and spent 0
greet dssl OF Dopeg. Medicines wcro used
which subduad tho t1oubIo for short tiue;
hu. j. w5a! so1a rc.aVpcar. nrd my limbs
e!iw H0sao than ever. All kinds Of linimsots
had boen used without suotess. when. ono d.y,
the medicine dealer. MIR. Il. jacob Bog cams
ino my house ard called Ivy attention to the
wonderful results which had boon obtained 10 80
3;sny cases by the u.e Of 81. jacobs Oil,
did NJ! hGGo nuoh faith 10 tho article, but
thinking tho EuG of fifty o,nts would not ruin
ne, bouRh! a bottle. rubbed my legs taioo a
day with the remedy, aud tho result was won
dertui: for With the FIRST application | was
groatY relieved, and. after using only ono bot
tis Of st. jacobs Oil my legs arc TO-DAY %
c:ccr and clean as those of youth of eighteen
yests therefore adsiso all who suffer with
i;als Rheum to try ST. jacobs Oil, because
they viii have tue same experience ard bsn6,.
My address ia Republic Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

I ONDON PURPLE
Al and PARIS GREEN at
w. +. CHEIGHTON'S
huTt IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

S IHOlUE CUT HAY, baled OK lcosc, in
~ qH.ntitiea 80 suit, for sale by
CHAS. $. TAYLOR, Jr.,
seni No. q King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

Ehd{Sb 8E0ARS, including the Oountess
S'SIt'V Diploma. Imperial and other nro
Hagnrl, JUS! received By
Octl7 10 MILRURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

{ yEAH LA-l0 boxes Granula received to-
~ day and for sAlo Wholesale srd ra,si by
oc!.o j. y. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

N OS 2 and 3 MAUKKREL. in barrels and
~ half barrels. received to-day by
so2l9 j. 9. MILBURk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

w1RE ON SPOOLS and in rolls for ws1
~ howers. feather work. &C., &C., for s,le
Ct ~ King slroet, corner OF Royal.
ser7 j. r. CREIGHTON & SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-03

~ RAIN BAGS-IO,OOO bags for eale By
~ THOMAS PERRY,
Agent for the Ladies' Employment
myi SOCi.tY Of Alexandria VS.,