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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEA1ER:
THIS tsATURpAY EVENING last time Of
SALSBURY'S TR0UBAD0URS, q
In their Original Musical E Extravaganza
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81.
MIR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE
= s''
wrnxrsn y THE Hen MIeeHTI DoLLARs;. .
s sfs f ssSss se ofs shifted
M Mrs. F AnP SsoeS " FSrsnSs
THURSDAY; o sfiaa T asb ssS Matinee
sis HE EHfRff I1f%Gef MAN
EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
Farewell Peformanceeo Of
CHAs. e. FoRD'S
COMIC OPERA COMPANY
MATINEE AT a. NIGHT AT g.
Audr.n'. l.te.. and oes. ooer. and sulliv.n's in
x xsss n 'T PfsSfC HsE.'
THE qoBnLE AND g,SE.eu4yLEp, CAST:
Love Duet. and Little Rosebud.
Next Week:
MY MOTHER-IN-LAw.
Mig Abbeys N. Y. Park Theater Co.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
THANKSGIVING WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY. NOVEMBER Al.
MATINEEs THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
First production in America NJ the F.rrca, Cor,e3v
Sy Geo H. Sims Esq. author Of Lights Of London.
MOTHER-IN-LAw.
The Great London succese-Havne attained . run
OF 3OO Nights at the Gaiety Theater.
Under the Associated MANAGEMENT Of
MR.. HENRY E. ABBEY,
Manager Park Theaters New York and Boston and
Manager Edwin Booth, and Messrs. Brooks and Dick
H5 gs s & fsqs Sssr ssS by Mr.
Reserved seats now on sale. nl9
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
" THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Grand & SH%%pIMHnfBs sKkk BENEFIT to
Afternoon Farmers Panorama the Bible and other
At Njgh.First tune in this city in many years. the
DRUNKARD; OR. THE FALLEN SAVED.
ADM AHnissioa a, Is cts; night. IS cts
ScR1BNtERRAsS hEc ASb Rh hER TE1SHcE Ex
Talmadge Hall, 92S street northwest ground
floor English and American Bicycles and Tricycles.
Secondhand Machines for sale Cheap.
VIM. C. SCRIBNER, Proprietor.
Hall FOR rent for evening entertainments. Apply to j.
S. SWORMSTEDT, Agent, 92S street northwest o3
A BNER'S MUSIC HALL,
STREET.
OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT Posr OFFICE.
The regular Concert Season having closed tteunder
signed takes pleasure to public that the
above spacious hall is being renovated and for
rent at reasonable rates Balls Theatrical
&c.
In connection with the main hall there is large din
which is a commodious Kitchen supplied with large
ranges and other practical appliances of the latest i'm
proved styles.
The diensi of the hall s7x5O feet with seat
ing capacity Of 500 people. The stage, which is in
course OF construction. will be portable and
moved altogether if so desired.
New and spacious sitting rooms for ladies being
For terms and other particulars apply to
o29-1m ED. ABNER
No. 626l ON EXHIBITION mo. 626
e AND SALE AT z
Street MARkRI1ER'S I Street
NO 90 street northwest door from 7th street,
Large and Choice stock of Paperhangines, Picture
Frames. Picture Cord and Tassels. Rings Nails ETC. at
Markriters. Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. OH
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No ADVANCE YET-Howson's iee-cream, s1.25 8
gal
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DRY GOODS.

poODS-
FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS,
NEW STYLES. AT $50. 81. sa.so. q. and s. 50.
Ga RED BRoApcLoTH.
Best Quality. e. 50.
81 CLoAKINGs,
50 sHoopA CLOTHS,
SATIN RHADAMEs.
SATIN MERvErLLI Eux.
A-INCH coLoRED sURAH SILKS. u.2s.
ALL SILK BRocADEs. 81. IS and 81 SO.
TYLER & CHEWING,
nl4 sls SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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Why WILL THEY look plain, old and ugly. Be.
cause they don't know the Thompson wave VIII
make them look young, handsome and feel happy.
Ms Thompson invites every Washington LADY 10
csll on her at the Riggs before Monday night
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Special Weather Bulletin.
THE COLD WAVE COMING TOMORROW.

The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin TO the press-The slight disturb
ance which was central I'm Indian Territory yes
terday morning has moved northeastward, and is
now central near Buffalo. Very heavy rain-fals in
Arkansas. Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, and
light rain or snow are repOrtrd from all other dis
tricts except the south Atlantic and the southern
portion of the middle states, where fair weather
continues with warm southerly winds. The tenn
perature has fallen from twenty to forty degrees
In the southeast. the Ohio valley and Tennessee:
from ten To twenty degrees I'm New England, the
northern portion OF the middle states and in the
northwest Northeast to northwest winds con-
tinue In the northwest and southwest and in New
England, and north to west winds In the lake re-
gi0n and Ohio valley. A severe 'snOrther'' is ex-
pected on the Texas coast, and the temperature is
below freezing as far south as central Texas. The
indications are that threatening weather and rain
viii prevail in New England and the middle states,
followed on Sunday by clearing and much colder
weather
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC. November 10, 1881, 10 am.
For the middle Atlantic states. increasing cloudi-
hess and areas OF rain, colder northwest TO south
west winds, followed by using barometer.
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Murders i'm the Far West.

DENVER, COL November IA special to the
Repubtican from Albuquerque, N. NJ. says: On
Wednesday night at Bernalills, John Huddell was
fatally shot by man named Kelley.
The same night murder was committed at
Wallace station, on the Santa Fe railroad, the
particulars OF which have not yet come to hand.
REcAPTURED.-Wm. F. Martin, who escaped
from Missouri jail and married the jaier's
daughter who eloped with him, has been recap
tured in that state. He I'm Ter sentence OF death
for murder.
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B.kO.R R.-A special train viii leave Wash.
ington on Monday (2istl, Tuesday t22d), "Wednesday
e4Sdl and Thursday csfth), at pm, stopping al
Blsdensburg and Laurel, for the accommodation
Academy Of Music, in Baltimore. Train returns a
II 80 nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-19

Shun Oinfments and Lotions
For skin diseases cuts, SpranS, bruises, &C., ant
use Glenn'S Sulphur Soap. HIPS Hair and Wits
ker Dye, black or brown, SO cents.
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
- hiG1aot coGh p83cog paid. Asa Wotr6oa JeWo1FY.
0un1 1stn19 -. Cal ar addEu4 HERZ00b - eli
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Read the Weekly Death List
OF consumption, and learn how many die of ne
elected coughs and colds that Hales Honey of Hors
hound and Tar would have cured.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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GEO. F. TIMMS d co.

Conduct their business npon Just and fair principles
They have but one price that is low possible; is
marked in plain figures. and deviation is allowed.
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nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
Wine Bfters contains ten ingredients nine of vege-
tables and one of iron The magnetic iron which en-
ty and is the form in which it is found In the blood
These Bitters will cure dyspepsia nervous debility
neuralgia, rheumatism, scrofula, marasmus, bilious
and malarial feyers and all disease of the stomach
liver, blood and nerves; also, all female diseases.
avenue northwest. nl9
BALTIMORE. August 18th, 1881.
Dr. SBLEY.-Dcar Sir:-I feel it pleasure in giving
my testimony in favor of the Compound Caisaya Wine
Bitters. I was very weak and debltated. had neu-
Eagia and headache and was unable to attend to my
saga Wine Btters, which did. After taking q few
doses found the greatest improvement. 1t strength
ened my body, gave good appetite, regulated my
bowels and Quoted my nerves. My wife also tried these
Btters, and they acted promptly and with great
satisfaction would advise all who sick to try Dr..
Sibley's Compound Calisays Wine Bitters
l3S w. Baltimore street.
BALTIMORE, October g. 1881.
DE-. SIBLEY.-Dear DOctOr:-I had pain in back and
bearing down feeling (proapsus uter) with kidney rOu
bles and nasty taste In mouth with appetite and
very and could not Sleep Most Of persons
afflicted as was would have given but 1t was not
80 with me- bought bottle Of ''Dr. Sibley's Com
pound Casaya Wine Btters" and used it according to
the directions had no sooner taken one-hah Of
you to publish this If It don't cost too much. a. think
1t may be Of some benefit to some poor sufferer.
1t No. l19 Chestnut street
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GEO. F. T1MMS. HARRY B. PARKER.
GEO. F. TIMMs & co.
Have completed all their preparations and are now en-
tirey ready for business.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.--Duncanson Bros auction
GERS sold yesterday afternoon for VIM. r. Wood
ward, trustee part OF lot g. in square 309 having
front OF 10 feet on nth street, between Q and r
unimproved, TO Mrs Lizzie Winnie, for 32x cents
per square foot
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To all who are sufferinS from the errors and in.
d1ScretlonS Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe
that VIII cure you, free OF charge. This great re-
medy was discovered by a missionary in South
America Send self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID, New York city.
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No. 626 FALL STOCK No. 626
Street, PAPERHANGINGs. IL Street
In all the new colors. embracing number Of neat
Springs pattern in advance. Window Shades Picture
Frames, Gold. Silver Timed and Worsted Picture
ture Frames; Picture room Moulding, Picture Hooks,
Paintngs, Engravings. &C.. as,,,u,,,,,
No. s2e STREET. ono door from TIL street.
Terms cash. Free Art Gallery. nl5-1m
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SCRIBNERS BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. EX-
- CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL.
TaDmadge Hall, 92S street northwest on ground
floor. English and American Bicycles and Tricycles.
Second hand Machines for sale Cheap.
VIM. C. SCRIBNER, Proprietor.
Hall for rent for evening entertainments Apply to J.
S. SWORMSTEDT, Agent, 92S street northwest %
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CLOSE OF THE FALL RUNNING MEETING-After
THE STARS report Of the Ivy City races closed yes
terday, there were three races run. The free
handicap OF one mile and an eighth, was won by
a quarter, heats for all ages, was won by Compen-
Sat1on, who captured the second and third heats;
Brambaletta having won the first heat. Time
2:1024, 2:12 and 2:17. The steeplechase, which
closed the days sport and the meeting, was
cleverly ridden and nObly won by IngOmar; Lord
George winning second money and Kenny third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-19

Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN's VIsIT.-Ex-Senator FIRE.
hnghuysen left for his home in New Jersey yes
terday. He arrived here a few days ago, and was
the guest OF friend He had one or two confer
enceS with President Arthur while here, which
Iact Is looked upon as tending to confirm the here
tOfOre published statement that the ex-senator
Will succeed Mr. Blaine as Secretary of State.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Flemish inhabitants Of Belgium sre ,i,-
ing An address to the English nation rro,c,,is.
against the annexation Of the Trsnsvssl.
The Berlin wshlm saner TO the nur,be- :.
2. 500. met yesterday, and condemned The re..s.
cution of the Jews in Germany.
The Greek newspapers consider war vii,
Turkey only question Of time. The Turk,
seem to agree with them. and are actively a.
vancing naval and military preparations.
Advces from Panama report that tho ChiIi,,
army at last reports was within twen:y.tv.
miles of Lima, and rapidly advancing on tbs,
city. The invaders number 10000 mon. wtjn
Lima is defended by from SO, 0C0 TO GO, Geo Perm.
VANS. A decisive battle was momens,ily *
pected.
Several hours were devoted 10 obstructive
tactics in the British Eouso of Commons ye;:a
day. after which debate on the Queens spesc.
was resumed, but not concluded. The deputs
ton ofmembers of Parliament who waited G.
Mr.. Gladstone urged that tho land bill irc'ui.
among other things comprehensive scheme q.
peasant proprietary. Mr.. Gladstone said IL
was glad 10 hear their views, and hoped ths. l."
would not Introduce any bill which would r!oy.
Intellectual. Mr.. Shaw, n. p. for Cork, La.
ASSOCIATED himself from tho agitation and IN
Psrnell parliamentary party. A mail car II
Limerick county. WAS attacked Tuesday nigh
and tho mail destroyed.
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CoUons-"Bro1on's Bronchial Trochrs" e..
used with advantage to alleviate CoUGns, SoEE
THROAT, HoARSENEss and BRONCHIAL Arrg,..
TONS. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing fsvo-.
They are not new and untried, but having tUo"
t,sted by wdo end constant use for nearly an cr.
tire generation. they have aitsinod well uetit'l
rank among the few staple romedins of tho Nc"
The Bro,oms Bronchial Trnctrr
act directly on tho organs OF tho VOICE Th,S
have an extraordinary effect in ell disorders oi T."
Throat and Larynx, restoring healthy th"
when relaxed, either from cold or over oXert:, :"
Of the voice. and produce clos- and ds'lH.
enunclstion. Speakers and singers Gnd to
Troches useful.
A CoUuH, COLD, UATARuu OR SORE Tnc'AT
requires immediate attention, a3 Eealrr. i
tentimes results in soms nclrabo Lung rr.
case. 'Hro,0n's Bronchial 1roehcs' will a
most invariably give rolief limitations hrc ~
fered for sale. many OF which arc Injurious. III
genuine "Bro,On'S Bronchial Tr0chcs' axe ".'.i
o7lly IN bones
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Tlir!y eight Candidates for the United States
Senate Eere nominated 5esttrd,y IN tho PeHn-
syvana House of Representatives.
Tho democratic caucus CT the Ohio legislature
Yesterday nominated Senator Thurman for the
united States Senate.
TIE Democratic caucus Of the FIoriday leeis
sturo yesterday nominated Senator Jones for
re- Gle i0r.
ThIto ntw cases Of dangerous Sickness from
trch: &c have boon discovered 10 Chicago. ore
OF whom, az old man Of 70. will probably die.
Rev. Wu. Shelton. b. d.. who for fifty one
years ht $ been rector CT St. Paurs Episcopsl
Church, BnuIo, has r:siQned on accaunt OF
cd ago and i'll health. Df. Shelton is over
So years Of age.
The Trey aud Greenfield railroad, which has
cast The Stale of Massachusetts, over $40 900,
0O0, came within S5,7SI of payiog its running
expenses for tho year, which ended in S p!em.
Der last.
Tho Cleveland Gas Company has reduced
tho price of gas 10 $;l.G5 from $l.S5. The con.
sumption has largely Increased since tho rcduc-
tioa to $3.50 last July honco tho further tum
he ia rates.
Alta eiucus OF the dtmosaatio members of
tho Delaware Legislature LIST night Hon. T..
Il. Bbari was unanimously nominated for
United States Senator. Tn, Legislature boing
over two thirds democratic, there is no doubt
OF his cltc.icr.
Madame The Marquis dAprcmon: died iD
Nav Y ork on Monday. She WAS q chsrwomap,
who scrubbed floors for living. Her husband,
tho Marquis, earned a livelihood by selling
newspapers. lilo owned chateau near Paris at
ono lsnc. and YES liueal descendant of Isoult,
the daughter Of Charlemaeua.
1t is officially announced in New York that
| toe terms have been agreed upon and preimi-
| nary papers signed for consolidation of the
Western Uaion, American Union and Atlantic
aud Pacific Telegraph Companies. The capital
stccs OF tho Western Union Company is $4l,,
073. 40. Its bonded debt, less sinking funds,
amounts to Sc .C9G, 229 Ga. and it owns stocks
Of other telegraph aid cable companies of 6
market valuo OF nearly s.. 0O0. 600. The Amor.
loan Union Telegraph Company was organized
about year ago, with capital of $1,000 00
tho bulk nj which is owed ty joy Gould.
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MEMORANDA
NOTICE.

The undersigned, purchasers of tic VASE
AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAp
COMPANY. have organized themselves mt
Cooperation By the name OF "THB virginia
MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY" AMI
have declared the stockholders OF THE Virgin.
Midland Railway Company 10 BIO tho psrtie-
entitled 10 stock under tho several provisions ot
the scheme OF roc rSsuiz ,tion. Tho undersigned
now give notice that there will be a meeting Of
the said Stockholders on TUESDAY, tho !irs.
day Of February, 1881. a: II O. clock noon, at the
Genersl Ctices tho Company, a. Alexandria
Virginia, for the purpose OF ELECTING TIKI
PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS os tho Viz.
gnls ID Hand Railway Company, and author
ing the issue of the mortgage loads provided
for by the schema CT Reorganization. ard trans
sc!lhg any other corporate business.
The stockholders entitled to vote 1T saii NEE.
ing are only such as were Of record on the boos:
OF the Safe Deposit and Trust Company Of Bat
more City on Monday, tho 10th Day Of Jsousfy
1881. ROBERT T BALDWIN,
J. WILCOX BROWN,
ROBERT GARRETT,
Tluste:s t.r n, Associated Rondholders and
Creditors. iapl!-W2t
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OFFICI.IL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Pr:co 25 cen

At called meeting of tho Board Of Aldo:
men, hold January II. 1881, there were present
4. 4. Downhsm, esq, President and Mtastr
Q. Q. Smoot Strauss, Marbury, Ksheill aad /
b. Smoot.
A communication from tho Mayor giving h.
reasons for calling tho moo!ng WAS receiyadal
read.
On motion the report of tho special commits
on the proposition Of tho Sun hngino C0mpaa,
Common Council was concurTed in.
A resolution requesting the Mayor 70 wi.h
draw the suit vs.. tho sun Engine Co. in the G..
porstion Court whom he shail be- placcd In !, D..
session OF the house, WAS received from that, u,
mon Council and their action concufred in
The Board then adjourned.
Tcste: JNO. j. JAMESON, Clr7t
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DAILY 4 TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EWING, JANUARY -, 1851

The Richmond Wing. General Mahone's
proT erty and organ. siys: but, Mr. Burch Is
understood to BIZ Tennessee fuuder OF the
s!rongest sort Ii that b, so. thcro can, VIC
should think. DO no moro harm in General Ma
homes voiing for Mr.. Gorham." whom Tho
Wing. 10 othor issuca, says. untCrtairG tho Samo
IDEAS about the Virginia deb that General Ma
hone does, and who says he does 10 his own
paper, tho Washington Ropubicln,) "tho re-
plb!ioan, than thcIo YVES in tho iundcrs voting
% agtoriog 10 vote, last Water. for General
Wickham tho ropub!ioan,tor tho U. S. Senate. /"
Now. such talk as this. W. suppose. is the very
\. moans that GIN DO employed to Influence,
MT only the liberal minded. but tho homes. and
conscientious republicans 10 the Senate to v0lo
To retain Colonel Burcll es the secretary of that
body. that il, il their ch0ioJ be restricted 10
him sud MIR. Gorhan; Tor. it tho democrats in
Tho Virginia Legislature could vote for repub.
loan for u. S. Senator solely b,oauso nc waJ
dobt payer, surely republican Senators arc MOI
80 much tho slaves Of party that they should DO
compelled to vote for O rcpudiator for their ecc.
rotary simply btcluso he il republican,. CI.
Burch is in fav3r of Stale paying its Just
deb s; MIR. Gorhsm, % tho contrary, is 10 !sy
or OF General Mahcno's plan OF foIcibly read.
iusting the debt OF Virginia. which practically
amounts to regulating largo portion Of it.
and dsteots and supports this lui1cus scheme
tor dalrnuling tho Srtc's crodturs in order to
obtal the Gooera!'s VOC at tbs next election
OF ihs SJnlto' officials. There are some l!bcr.
oil mioded republicans 10 the Senate au! sever
al not 50 liberal. BIZ: who's, pro5ity Inns been
established too lous for them 10 clIarger it
DOW by any such questionable bargain az thai
referred to-ouo that would not oily necoss!
tate sacr6c, OF c)nVc!ions. but even !Qaiat
at something mitch wors,. and oil, too, no: 10
secIrj tho adoption ct any party p2icy or acy
great party advantage, bus simply to etc: to
tho ulimp ortaIt position Ct Secretary OF tho
S,nato republcaa-aad not good republican
sither. for he b,ltcG biz pa7ty's nomination in
California, AMI Was urHcl Oh: Of the national re
plblc,n committee i'll consequence. We caa
no: believe thu. Senators Ike MesSrs. Carpeo
ter, and Morrill,, ani E1munds will become
parties to such diiteputab:o ,rlio as that to
which W. al!udo. aid which il currently re-
ported to have besn tff,cei Mr. Gorhan
may have made the sale, ba: Wo doo'i think no
Gao deliver tho goods.
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COMMON C0IrNrII.-

At an adjourned meeting of tho Comm.
Council OF the city of Alexsndria, hold Janus
II, 1881, there were prosert: Jas. L. Bockhsn.
esq, President and Messrs. Horbsrt. NowlanJ.
Eichberg, Douglass. Mclean, Egana, Jaw
and Peake.
The report Ct the Committee on Public Pc:
orty with the recommendations and accompany
house were laid over to tho next regular meetin &
49, bill of U. w. Whiting, judge OF election
Nov. 2. 1880. amounting to ST., was ordered L
be paid.
The Board then adjourned
Teste: JAMES H. CATION, Clerk
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A. ). Allan, coorcd, member OF tie Dan
Vl> oily council, died yesterday.
Another distribution from the Stuns cslate
10 Boston has toan made by Mrs. Stone, i6olud,
ing $4,000 to tho Hampton Institute.
Tho wife Of State Treasurer Corbin Nj. Rcys
Mods died in Richmond yeseldAy attcrnoop.
eitcr rrllrAotgd illness. in the IS year Of
her age.
The zirc works located near Martins. Pulas-
XII county, aro in full blast. turning out four
thousand pounds spcltcr per day, OF excellent
quality.
Col. Charles T. O'FoirsIl WAS msrlitd ycsler.
day evening 10 Riclmoad, to Mrs. Jonnio w.
Danforth, at tho residence IF her brothCr'n.
law, Mr.. O. L. Wiugo.
Foul pay is suspected in tho case OF tho
death OF lapbi5sl Brown, tho old colorcd man
found Ir,z2n in his chair on Sunday morning,
near Warrenion junction.
Tho Board Of Public Wol k yesterday 70.
leased $50. 600 to tho Richmond aud Allegheny
Railroad Company on account OF the o;mpcton
of twenty five miles of road cast Of Willianson'e.
Tho road will probatl3 DO ready for travel
between Buchanan and Williamson's 10 day.
Judgs Groop, CT tho Danvillo circuit, has
tctuered bis rcS!gnallon 10 tho u0Vtrnor, 10
take effeo. February |, Gov. Holiday will ap
point Judges Greeo's successor, to hold ethco
until tho Legislature. which 1acets next winter,
shall cleo! one for the full term Of eight years.
Mbjor Warner r. Taiial,rfo died in Norfolk
yesterday mornias after lingering illoess. lilo
Was a member of tho Legislature for several
years aud loader in tho politics Of the Norfolk
distro. During tho war he served 10 tho
army OF Northern Virginia uader Geo. j osoph
Il. Johnstoo. Major ralisf:rro was native Of
Matthews c:unty sod BROTHER OF Gen. VIM. Is.
Tsaterro. If Gloucester.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

resist 10 tic utuC.t the present attempt to
take it way lrcm item. aud give il 10 later
day Saints in tho phppa Ct Gen. Mahouu' par
iissrs They will therefore make a vigorous
resistance to The proposed al!iarc, between the
Mhhontca end the negroes. AID as The latter
owo their freedom TO tho republicans, aLd as
shoEn Al the last eh C ion =tiII ray them implicit
alloFinhO', the present prospect Of tho propnsi
coalition. ia nnytl.iog hui favorable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-13
Deaths, &C.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
CULrRrER, Va, Jan. 12.-Mr. Jos. N. Arm
etrong, ono Of our oldest and most respected
citizens died this morning sbou! o'clock. His
illness was brief ana his death has plunged 4
large family in tho profoundes. grief, and caused
feeling OF the deepest rcgre. to pefvads The
whole community.
On lsst Friday Gu. community WAS Also
shocked by the sudden death of MIS- Chaplin.
widow OF Col. Chaplin. retired iii yer of the
U. >. army. Mrs. Chaplin WAS in her ulusl
health up TO lsto hour Thursday night, and her
death leaves family of young children ia tho
greatest distress
Very cold here last night. Thermon,ete, 4
degrees below zero. fIspM,Sr