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TRAIN FROM LONG BRANCH
THROWN FROM A BRIDGE.
Several Persons Killed and number
Injured, Including Gen.
Grant-The Result of
Carelessness

Express train leaving Long Branch
at five minutes past s o'clock this
morning, on the Central New Jersey
Railroad, met with a terrible acci-
dent while crossing q bridge over a
branch of the Shrewsbury river. near
Little Silver station. The accident
was no doubt caused by the spread
ing of the rails. Six cars-four
ordinary passengers coaches, the
smoking car and a parlor car--left
the rails and ran over the ties of the
bridge, tearing them into splinters
The cars kept on the bridge until
the train was half way across, when
four possenger coaches and the
smoking car wentinto the water with
a terrible crash. The cars landed on
their sides in about four feet of water
The scene that followed beggars
description. The following is a
partial list of the casualties
THE KILLED AND INJURED.
James II. Bradley. produce dealer,
New York, taken out dead.
G.. W. Demorest, of Demorest &
Co, New York, died OF injuries.
Wm. r. Garrison, son OF COmmo-
dore c. r. Garrison. terrible hurt in
the chest, both legs broken and suf-
fering from conclusion of brain.
Charles NJ. Woodruff. Of New ark,
fatally injured.
J. Mitchell, of Scranton, seriously
injured.
Robert Robertson, New York, iron
merchant, badly hurt.
JOS. Brooks, of Brooks & Dickson,
theatrical troupe, collar bone brok-
en-.
Morris II. Brown, son OF Thos. ].
Brown. Superintendent If Erie Rail-
road, severely hurt on head and
back.
James L. Mallory, New York, IA
tally injured.
George Z. Blanchard, Vice Presi-
dent New York and Erie Railroad,
slightly injured.
Robert b. Mintum. New York
slightly injured.
Annie Irwin, Of Brooklyn, serious
|. hurt-unconscious.
John T. Raymond, actor. collar
bone broken and otherwise burt.
Mr.. Fox. his father-in law, badly
injured.
Gen. t. s. Grant, knee slightly in
iured-pulled out of smoking car by
c. II. Foster. fireman of the engine.
Arthur J.. Sewell, slightly iniur-
ed.
r CAUSE OF THF ACCInENT. a rr
The cause of the terrible disaster
was the changing of the track for
the Monmouth Park races, which
commence on Saturday next. The
frog at the switch was not properly
spiked, and when it was struck by
the engine ii spread the track and
tore up the rails for one hundred
feet. While the engine and forward
cars were piled up on the side of
the track. the succeeding five cars
plunged forward on the bridge, and
were precipitated into the water.
1t was ease of inexcusable care
lessness on the part of those entrus-
ted with the task of altering the
track. Coronel Cooper impanelled
q jury and visited the scene OF the
disaster at noon. The inquest will
be held tomorrow. The railway
officials We're at the scene as soon as
possible. and physicians summoned
from all directions. The badly
wounded were picked up and taker
to farm houses. near the Gene o
the accident, where they wer'
promptly attended by physicians.
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aei.l W. Gpitean. sister and bro...
Ifniy fn heirs Of Charles J. G;,,a'' Gni.'
t's ,SS5 Ss5Seea,ed on the S0th dsr
,Gs looI, nm IN the United STATE. Il, Z
o"o., ,',e p'siFict Of Columbia, ba' =
GIa-, ,lGesi you 70 deliver The boJa ~,
Hicks after said exec,t;on i;e,' WI
RANGES ". Scov,.
JoHS W. Gr1rrar' e
Witnesses; >: Charles H. Re-,
seire 4. Chevailliere. " ''ge
Guiteau thanked Nr P.',g E ''',
efforts in bis behalf, and t5e' ii,.'' ''
ing excited he exclaimsJis T.. .t %
PRESIDENT Arthur, heis a 60, q, /,
migrate, and he viii IVA bCo1a'e
hereafter Mr. Reed stsI,e5 g~lIs
when Guiteau said. Wait ,yO oro :
ment ! wish to say SOM. s,,s
more. He then sat down l.' .,
Die and IN a firm, bold hand {
Ihe y following and handed Il -
Reed, who came from the cen y
ly affected 81
TO my dear friend CHI
iced: | am only too glad 10 ~,
70 you my unbounded apprs.,
Of your services in my behal.
did spleadidly. Nav God p,
YOU for it. Meet me in beavs.
CHARLES J. GrrrT,-
DIR. Hicks remained abou, q
minutes longer with the r-
bat was unable to turn his e..
away from the c0nsiders.i
immediate surroundings. W-.
'c-lIeV ifuiu tHc cell Nr>.
and her little dau-hterand D..
Guiteau were admitted. TL
terview with Guiteau lasted
minutes the Warden and %.
being present Guileau us.
much excited and r.ur.f- =.
the President and --has. wr...
as he termed those who hon
him 20 the -clllo,i. -.aI yo-
he cried out pointing his fr-
Gen. Crockeraad Drsutv. y.-
be- both sens to he.L D. NJ
minutes be- Caimei down and
he uas really % die auj wsr.
boz hung 90 T. O'Clock sh1rp
parting Dee said Let mc 81
sister through tbc grated bans
let 1t be- so on record.
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FOR CoNGREsSMAN-AT-LARGE,
MARRIOTT BROCIUS,
Lancaster county.
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SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS,
JOHN NJ. GREER,
Butler county.
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM +. DAVIES,
Bradford county.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR.
JAMES A. BEAVER.
Centre county.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
JOHN NJ. GREER,
Butler county.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
Bradford county.
FOR CoNGREssMAS-AT-LARGE,
MARRIOTT BROCIUS,
Lancaster county.
JUDICIARY TICKET.
JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE,
Philadelphia.
COUNTY TICKET
ASSEMBLY,
WILLIAM S. MORGAN,
Jenner township.
ANDREW J. COLBORN,
Somerset borough.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
JESSE HOOVER,
Milford township.
JURY COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES +. RAIMAN,
Brothersvalley township.
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JUDICIARY TICKET.

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE,
Philadelphia.
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STATE TICKET.

IhITI EFFE9HF
GOVERNOR.
JAMES A. BEAVER.
Centre county.
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ns Vic hitdu SoUiii vi t'it uiitI lily
and relentless march of time TO the
hour of his doom broke upon the ST.
lence of the cell the assassin was
completely overcome. He seemed
to realize for the first time that the
end of his existence on earth was at
hand. Shortly before twelve the AS
sasslns courage seemed to forsake
him, and fears were entertained that
he would not be able To pass the or
deal as he intended, thus setting at
naught the inspiration theory. DR..
Hicks famed him and spoke en-
couraging words. The assassin for
a few moments wept bitterly and
then rallied. The tears seemed TO
be the overflow of anguish. At II:
70 the steam whistle of the Aims
House near by was heaid. The
prisoner had through his long con-
finement taken his record of the
passing hours uf the day by it. He
started as he heard it, knowing that
the legal time of execution had ar
rived. The signal, however, was
purposely delayed so that when he
heard 1t the preparations and con-
summation of the last march and
ceremonies of the gallows should
follow in prompt succession. Very
soon after the prisoner Was brought
from his cell. As he passed for the
last time the iron portals of the cor
ridor, he gazed at the towering cell
ing overhead and then cast his eve
along the marrow way with the line
OF military with fixed bayonets on
one side and of civilians on the 9th.
er. These reached from the corridor
OF incarceration to the corridor of
death. The prisoner Wore black
suit and handkerchief about his
neck, and had his arms pinioned be-
hind him. The solemn march be-
gan. Warden Crocker led the way,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30
Washington Notes,

WASHINGTON. D. G. Jan. 3O.-A rumor
that Senator Elmunds would BE- rendered the
plao, upon the Suprcms bench mad, vacant
by Judge HUT 8 retirement has been 10 oi, cnla
ton here for dsy or two Senator Morrill,, of
Vermont, when spoken to sbout the matter
this morIlng said if there was auy fou ,dstion
for tho report be was unaware Of it. BE, it,
deed, see med to disoredit it and to think that MIR,
E5moads would not 20 on the Supreme bench
II he had 40 opportunity. as be declined place
upon 1t ooco before. IL is believed. on the
other hand by many that he woud accspt the
appoiotmcn! if terdered him.
Ii ls stated. with much positivsness that
President Davis. of the Senate. favors the id.
mission of D,kota in'o the Uaon AID will vote
TOR the bill. He holds, 80 it is said, that the
Southern portion of D.koa is entitled by re.-
son OF population ard other considerations 10
admission sId that il is not 1estion for psl =
tiz,n consideration. Judge Davis vote oom-
bloed with that Of the Republicans would give
Ina bill n'jMi y 10 the Senate aud IS the
hspublicans control the House, it would appear
that the measure has good prospect Of be-
coming law a. the present session.
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Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
Tho Court of Appeals of Virgins, the FRI

The Court of Appeals of Virgins. the tr;;-
bunsl of last resort. has construed the Oo1ssi-
luton quoted above, cad .atir decisions answer
the question propouoded to this committee.
This high authority has adiudged the iud ica
term of ofics "a unat. aud hold that there can
be no such tern, as 'an unerpired terna."
The question was CO The adoption Of the
minority report SIS . substitute for that of the
msiolisy.
Tie suite! was pbly discussed by Messrs.
Coghill. SpolsWoot, Griffin, and SCOTT, of Eau
q1ier, on the dsmocra,io side, and ty MIR. Taylor,
of Montgomery. 10 opposition.
At 3:l5 o'clock p. m. the Hous, adjourned
without reaching vote.
A bill vsG introduced by Mr.. Niool to furnish
| g. q. Spindle, of Prince William, an arti6sia
leg. in lieu Of one heretofore furnished and DOW
bec,ms worthless aud ons by Mr.. Fsrr to
amend the Code in relation 10 c'uaty lc7iss fol
pub 10 school purposes.
MIR. Fsrr presented petition of citizess o.
| Fairfax c,uu.y ssking fer restoration Of The
township system.
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PUBLISHED DAILY d TRI-WEEKLY E
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY So IS >

10 Inc Virsuis SeLa!e last welk MIR. Rio.
dlsberRer Introduced resolution proViding lol
The appointment of committee to investigate
certain charges generally supposed to be against
Auditor Massey. Subsequently, the Senate dc,
teruined that this committee should b, o..
pointed as The standing committees Lad beer.
Tb;s gave cffsrc, to Dir. Riddle burger, and or
Friday the following proceedings 10 the Senate
are reported
MIR. R!doIsberger enphstieslly declined to
se:vs % tie Committee, and tina. without dl.-
respeo; to tho gentlemen who reported the CON-
,uittee His Guy to the lao President Pro
TEN. r'qnIrod this of him,
'M,. Riddlsberger offered bis resignation Of
all the ohairmansblps aud memberships of com-
nittces held By him, saying rglin that ma
jority were against him. &c.
Mr.. Digs lff,red resolulios rqusssi5g
Mr. Rddleoereee to Withdraw bis resignation.
Mi Rlddleberser SAID if Dir. Digs would
Withdraw bis resolution be would wi:hdras bis
resignation. DJus."
AID this, i: NUT not be- forgotten. occurred
10 the Senate Of the State of Virsiois. and also
that the chief a,ter is the United States Sana-
tor sect.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
VIRGINIA BONDS, &o.-J. A. HAmb,eton &
Co.'S. Baltimore Financial Circular Of Saturday


Co.'S. Baltimore Financial Circular Of Saturday
las! says:
Virginia bonds were lels active Tbs week. but
prices rem ain m with occasional tuctua,isns.
Con.ols, on a demand 10 covor short Contracts,
sold from Is up to IS, and again back to 62A,
Sales were msds at IS to g. and back 10 (2i,
seller 81 fiat. These bonds continue very tc.,c
for delivery, are in good borrowing demand,
and prlcee advance on any attempt to tuv.
Ten.iort:e, rose from 40 10 43 and "a ouicll
settled lack to the neighborhood OF 20. Thea.
bonds are NJ questionaoly chear, and are e. to
hold at present figures under any circumstances
We think the decline in Virginia consols n i
l0.4ys has gons about far enough, and would
advise our ret 'rs not to sell them short but 10
buy when the ponds are heavy and weak, Pee
e,s were 10 better demand. with sales at 80 TO
~, Peeler coupons sold at So; Black scrp II
49, and small los of deferred at lOi. Tax cou
pone, tHithstsnding the orders to COLLECTORS 10
stop receiving them, are in demand and ad.
vanced from 62 to IS, With very email lots ofIar
ed at higher figures. Virgins Midland s,ccks
were ia demand, with small sales of common ~
IS. Later it advanced to l0j and first and ,ec.
ond preferred 10 $50. The statement of The Viz.
ginis Midland railway. for year ending ID, cam.
Der 3lst. 1881, 10 November tO.h. tfi,i,l De.
cemoer estlma!ed) is as f,loWa: Gross earning,
Sl.4;S 1876; expenses Ss25,793; ne. esrnips.
$t02.943; fixed charges 1910. 600; interest m
income bonds. to be Issued. $206 $40 le.vpes
surplus OF $2i,429; Interest on income bonds
commerces only f:om January lst, 1881.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A aool.n mill is to BE- started q! Scousvils
Tobacco is selling v.ry nigh 10 L7rchbure
and Dlnvils.
Within The past few d.yj ovtr iwJ hu5drid
seapeo havs been viccina:ed q. the of6c, e
the Uoited States Surgeon ct Norfolk.
Tbomis Bu,top, sg,d 81 yeaIs. aud B:pj,-
min Kessler, fg d IS years. of Augusta couu'y
died last week.
Miss Mary Sllushtor, daughter CT Rev.
Philip Slaughter, died at her residence, 10
CuIpeper c,unty, Saturday last.
Randall Johnston. of SiAuator, noted c,o,-
ed fiddler. died Friday morning 10 w:g,n
whilst returDing from daCo,.
The farm of E. W. Allen & Co.. $50 .c:es,
10 aenrico county, has been bought BY A. b.
HUT, of Michigan, tor $1,000.
Thcmss Bowlin. of Rockb:idgo, died Mot
day a. an t1'rems old sge, OF itjIres rso.iv d
BY tree falling on him.
The Richmond add Dsnvi'ls Ccm pauy h.y,
completed the Wes.tro North CsroIias Ru'-
road to P.iot R;ok and Pigeon River. Tnia,
are DOW runDioR to both points.
Capt d. s. Cook is arranging fer the erec lon
OF q large blasl-iurntc C, upon his property a:
Wilton, Allegheny oouoty. which will make Ito
Al 'a tnas I'LL ueuiato uelBEUVEu0Cu.
Dr.. 8. p. @. Hsnkel his sold his fam, l5S
acres. near New Market Shenan 10 ,b oouoly, 70
John Wore. for $500 cash. Joho Jasper has
| sold his farm 10 tue same ojuDty 10 John Fab =
oey for 81 00O
At Low Moor fi'pao,. Alleehuy oouo,y, $50
| laborels are employed. besides about $50 at tho
mines. They work tight aad day. turnios out
utwAds OF 200 toes OF iron or. 10 the twenty
four hours.
A sale tf6 600 acres ofl.nd 10 Grant cru,tv
West Virginia. has b.en ff,sted by + D Ms
Clen.hsD, of Bal imorc, TO oseph Srrpv, t,o.
Of Moore6c!d. Hardy county, W. w., iss
$4,000.
Or. julien Harrsoa. popul,t young mau
OF R'otmond. sod ono OF thu tobacco insoet-
| tors. died GA Tours isy uisbt Of typhoid nneu-
monia He vas sou Of tho la.e Col. Julien
Harrison of Elk Hill. Goochaud o,ua,y, aud
direct descendant Ct President W,liAm H.r-
rson.
There is suit paojiug 10 lbs Ci,c,t Uvu,,
OF R)ckloRham County 10 recover s,me of Ito
ucss valuable proper y 10 the town of Hsrr-
s,nburs.- The nropsrty formerly b loog,d TO
Colooel James Hall eh,, dyog chiidl..s. b.
queabed 1t TO biz widow during ter lite, q d q:
her death to 60 10 rtsip ni.c sed nepkews
OF Colonel Hall. Tho Wid,w OF Colonel Hall
died soma tw=lve N obthS ago. and the rolsno,s
of Colonel Hall h,v, us!i u:od ,ui. 10 REQ VIZ
the properly.
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That Virginia has been thoroughly roc;r'
sruotd AID is nov under az enli,ely new TO-
GIN, is proved ty Tho fac. that tho S,Date Of
the Safe has fouad it necessary to pass q rest
intion prohibiting not OILY memb,rs. ba: Wis :
tors. from sm2kinE 10 the Senate ohsmbt
during the sessions of that body. The LEA oil
smoking within the limits Of tho Senate cham,
Der never entered the miad of 90 old lime Viz
GINA Senator, AID for visitor to smoke there
would have ben 80 irsul; to the dgai'y Of Tia!
body thai would not ", been llIvw,d 10 psss
unavenge1
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FOREIGN NEWtS.
Sew, i failures are reported 10 Hamburg

Sew, I'll failures are reported 10 Hamburg.
Taers is q 6nsncia. panic 10 Dublin
Ten Austrian Rendsrmss were rsceoly msl
sacred 10 Herzsgovins.
There is much apprehension at Msdfid that
the proposed pilgrimage to Rome is Chr i'll
demonstration 10 difguse.
A mission will shortly be sent from B.rlin to
C1nstsotuople to invest tn, Sultan Hilh he
order of The Back E:gle.
Engineer MsIvill,. WAC has g31e 10 the
mouth of the Lena river 10 search for D, Long
and bis p,r.y, is furnished With suaplies to
last bin uut,l July. Iw, Rus,isn officials &C
company him.
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1t is asserted by the ret d listers that thy arc
going TO taxa charge CT the University of Fr-
GINA. remove its present.. professors and.spooiLt
professors, who prefer to bclisva-for GO re; :
sonabls man CAD really do so-in the prit C plj S
of the resGiuse's. IF they do, it is certain
that the s,v,ral Class rooms of the institution
rtf,rted to will show bcggslly tray Of empty
benches DIX: session, and that not opy its
usefulness bu! its very IF, will have Terminated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30

Though Senator George is q democrat. al
from Mississippi he must be infatuated with
universal and Unlimited suffrage, for he no! only
wants the postmssie1s. marshals and other fed
srAl offices in The States. elected by the pee pie
thereof blu. desires to have the U. s. judges
choeen by the same process, even those whom
he would have constitute portion OF the ST.
prana (,0urt
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One Experience from MANY.

Il had been sick and miserable 40 lono and
had caused ny husband 90 much trouble and
expense, no one aeemec to know what allied me,
that was completely disheArtened and discour.
aged. In Ibis frame of mind got . bottle of
Hop Blttsrs and used them IN known TO nv fam.
~. soon began to improve AZ d gained so fat
aid unnatural. but Nhsn told them what hid
helped me, they sid "Hurrah for Hop Bitters
long may they prosper. for they have made
Home Journal
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NEW YORK. jan. 3O.-Tbe stock ma,kat
opened somewhat regular but in the main All
per cent loWar than Saturdays closing prices
Ia the early dealing' the market advanced ia
per cent. cut subsequently declined 4sl4 Der
cent. At II o. clock a recovery of 1,I4 ner cent
took plsc, '"> p'' S'D'
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The Publishers Of the Richmond, w., En-
QuTer heartily recommend DR.. Balps Cough
ogtup and say: 1t has bsen we'll tried in our
cmoe atd composing room. and has cursd our
ely editor OF very bad case of BfoIc Sitis.
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N)!Rltbstsndiog the faoi that the tx; Of tho
spstcl recently delivered by Mr.. Jefs,son
Davis 10 New Orleans has been published. 10
which he says that the SACRIFICES Of the South
ero heroes Of the war wero necessary fer pre-
salv .ti)n OF the principles ia Wbicl the best
government! tn, world ever s,g-tha American
Union-is inds,ol1by bound up the reputi-
Gan papers OF thu North ere still asserting that
be made d!s!oyal snd robollious spscoh. Sant-
tor Hill tod tho truth when be said tn, S,u!t-
era people had loog sacs abandoned the idea
of ever being fairly represented by The Nor!L-
erD Dress.
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The Jeanette,

LONDON. Jan. 30 A despatch to The
standard from s.: Peter bEg ssys:-"A te.-
eRram from Irkusk. dated Saturday, states
that Lieutenant Danenhowsr's party was ex-
p:oted to srr.ve there % Sunday, and that the
parry would be forwarded to st. Petersburg.
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Iflhe intention Of the reac laters TO increase
the number of Iii ,es at the disposal Of the Gov.
ernor. and otherwise enlarge bis power of sp.
pointmert be carried out, as it probably will be.
Governor Cameron will be 'biger' man
than o d Grant. IS the resdjuster supeiinteL.
dent of schools might possibly write t..
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Or the principle that the CALLED jade wbces,
Baltimore must have been badly tu't by the
treatment che received at the hands of Mr..
Wilde, for her newspapers keep tLer iuos
loaded and give him shot whenever he b W.
him,elf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30

Zach one Ct The 306 IN, m oeIs of thu CT ic 'go
colvention who y5ttd 50 idly FIR Gran! is to
have mtd,l 1t will weigh pcutd ard fortu
nately fjr The hsirs If the twae-, will b, OF
bror 81 not Of glli
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II WAS Immediate and Const.n
375 tn STREET, LOUISVILLE KV

oIo ITH STREET, LOUISVILLE. KY,
~ March 20. 1881.
b, Il. Warner l. Co. Strs-Tbe IF .ct pro.
doc:d by you Sale K'dney AID Liver Cure.
wh!cl took itr severe kidney dificulIy Vas
Immediate l'et AID cots ant To- pr,y .meDt M
I'll ltttt:c I'd q p:rmsnent CURE
MRS. ELIZA A. RAE
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MI a p. Richards, native of Loudouo CO..
AID sn offic,r io Mosby's ccmm,nd du,iue
the te late war, tas beou cleo el chslrmau Ct the
hsntucky democratic State central committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30

The Liberty Iravallios 10 LIS c1uotiy ID sur
posed to BE- CT The sor: tia. permits m,u to dc
whatever BE- msy clooss provided no does not
infringe upon the rish,a Of others, bu. tbst
oottlog oJuld be moro incorrect than tu,h o
Imposition is made patent by The New York
Legislature, the orgsn;z,tioo Of which has
b,en desy,d for Cd entire month. and the most
important rights add ioteres's of the people ct
lho mos. popuIous State 10 the Uoion been
neglected, simply because the half dtz,n OF
Boss Kslly's followers W 10 sre N sm bes Ct Ii at
b,dy will uos sllow it TO be orlaniz,d ucess in
d way TO sui: their farey. American ibtr:s
has long SIEGE reached the condition of lcense
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAN 81 l8'2
Sun rises..... ...". 7 6 Sun sets-... ......" B q

ARRIVED
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk. 10 heel
Str T Y Arrowsmth. lower Potomac, to ~
tom &c Ferry 20.
SAILED.
Str Lady of The Lake. Norfolk. By Hssa'
Str T v ArrowsmHh. lover Potontc. OF r.
tomac Ferry Company.
A1NOdASOS
fc,r John J Wad C ctr ID 8! VI mi igs'n'
{, f)r this pr. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30

Ex-Stcretiry Blaine explaios his "u.s, 10
the matter ct tbe # .rauoos between Peru nd
Chil'. sod states that bis action 10 tv.rY case
Wis s'to;ionod by The President; thai there wss
90 thought Of antxltiop, ard that The good
Offices OF this government wtrs extended TO
priv: ut the deaationaliz ,.ion of Peru bv Chit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30

We are Indebted to Msi. +. l.. Smith, s a.o
Senator from ttis district for copits Ct tie Rid
deberger debt til.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30

Mr.. Rid 3lebergsr went to Washington CD
Saturday for consultation with Gen. Mshcne,
who will, il is thought. return to Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-30

ine mhRes opens steady hut ttero aro %
changes 10 note in quotations. Flour is fairly
active wi increased receipts. But liit!e Whsh
ID c,ming in and small nlss are reported At l'o
Al46 As 10 quality. Corn is SCARCE and wanted "
82aS} Tor white and 7Sas0 for mixed aud GLOW
No:hing doing in Bye or Oats. County pro-
du:e is scarcs and wanted ard tells reaei = s.
quotations.