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The Portland daily press., 1882-07-26
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Grain. Proyisions. &C.
Flonr. ssraIn.
sSgs sg Ss H. M Corn lots COS
x spring o0S7 so Mixed Corn,
P.ssaSs Spring 1ssa soIo--. . car lots, ss
M chigan asasa win win sacked Bran ooas2
sar best. !, 6 5oG6 75 Mids.. 80
oIiE Michigan 80 ooae IS ~ bag lots is IS o.
St. Louis WIN; 49,. o. Corn, c:, ,Oss lots. ss
Coz fair -. OO9I 20 NEAL %
wia''' ssss sssd4ss: .:as % sias, ass. ssSS
Turkeys..... 1920 Rye
SoSl 1890 aos. Besf f.5os Il o5Sl5 so
Eggs. ......21 G922 Ex Mess ..l6 00@16 so
New potatoes 2sR4 50 Plato. LII 509l8 o.
Berm'doaions,1 i 75a2 0o Es Plsts.-ls 5oal9 oo
CruDerries, y bbl PorE--
Maine 8 OOGolo 0O Backs. 90 ce 5o927 90
Cape Cod, ,12 oo915 0o Olear 20 50az6 %
sugar. Mess -. 20 OO023 90
Ciranulated. :. ...... 95s Hams. .....141a@l5
Extra o''''' '' coT'ed sS'ea HSzaait6 Hsmsi6 @islA
Frnks alsra.
Musc'tl Raisns2 30Gs3 50t TAB " fb....13sSI913B
London Layers3 1898 15 riersss, II s;.lSs4 1iS3s
Valencia s. ID g 1919 PSil.... Ii 9l4te
Turkish Prunes. q @Sel BEANS.
- orawgss dediacls :. ..3 75dg5 SIS
i'alermos 9bS6 o0Qe sol fellow Eyes 8 4Oa3 80
ssessiaa, poox 0066 sol asgaser.
gslencia sscase s1S@l4 Creamery; .25@28
Extra largo p" tlilt E0SeV VssnAcnt259zS
Msssins g 5o@7 sol GOOD. ......... 1890
PaloSrip6 ... q ooGI 5OiStors. ..A61i7
Malaga @ a,i.s. oassTe' Ss%.
Ps&nuIs- Vermont. II Ql3
WImington.1 76a2 25i Il y FacEory.1l al3
4irginjs. 2 2592 5OlsEins....... TAG
Tennessee. Il sog2 0oi Apples.
CAstaaa, ~ tb. 8810e Per " crate...2 50@3 90
Walnuts 81 l21sg9l sci Cooking. o o090 O0
Eiiberts I21a95l4oI Evaporated .....14G7i6
Pecan Ii Gel5el Dried Western 6g69h
DO Eastern. p. 6tgeAs
FREIGHTs-The market is quiet here without
important change in rates; tonnage abundant As
outports business is improving and rates rmer. The
following charters were made for the week ending
July 26th:
Schr Nellie F. Sawyer, Kennebee to Richmond,
ice SOC, and back with coat TO Boston at TO-
Brig John NLcDermott, Portland to Rosario lunl-
her $I4.60.
Bark Hattie NJ. Balm, Windsor to Philadelphia
or Baltimore, plaster 1855 p ton.
Schr Melissa A. Trask, Kennebec to New York,
lumber 2.75.
Brig VIM. Mason, Bangor to Wilmington Del
laths 50c p M.
schr Searsville, Bangor to Baltimore, ice csc and
laths on deck 45c.
Brig X, Bangor to newfoundland, bricks So.
Brig Martha A. Berry and Schrs Susan P. Thur
l,w and Fostina, Portland to Philadelphia ice soc.
Schr Uranus, Portland to Philadelphia, ice see.
Ship Johan Fellman, Baltimore to Cork f. o, grain
5s Sd.
schr Mary E, Long Kennebec to Philadelphia,
ice zoe.
Schrs Cumberland and Ariadne, Windsor to Alex
andris, plaster 1.SO.
schr Fannie A. Bailey, Portland to Alexandria,
heading &c.
Brig Shasta, Portland to New York, heading &c.
Schr Ellen Morrison, Portland to New York, lum-
ber 81.
Brig Chas Dennis, Gun Point to Baltimore,ice soc.
Bark Carmela @, New York to Alicante case oil
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Eurapc.... Naarseas.

tbN I0iSxrapLs.
LONDON, July 25 American secul tiss-Unuea
States bonds, As, l2213.
LlSkRpOoLJuly 25 1880 P. M.-Ootton mai b
hardening Uplands at 6 16-1e orleans 71sd; sales
14,oOO bales; speculation and export 4,oOo;futwes
hrm.
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BLEAoHED oorToEs.
St0ciz martxes.

The following quotations of stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (mem
bers OF ths Boston Stock Exchange) corner Of Mid
die and Exchange ssras e:
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End of the Lynn Trouble.

Lieutenant Halls store and the office OF the
Putnam County Journal at Jacksonville, Fla
were burned Tuesday night.
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New York stocR and Money Market.
Nv T,aiaoranh

NEW YORK. July 25-EveHmg Money loaned
capts eo%H srU psper at FSehsnee stesy az t5
for long and 48S1a for short. Governments weak
and Is6dA lower. STATE bonds duh and lower Rail-
road bonds generally strong arge volume of busi-
ness.
rbs transactions q. the Stock Exchange sggrsgat-
< M gfsa
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COLUMBUS, O., July 25.-The Democratic
convention of the 18th district to-day nominat-
ed Geo. D. Converse for Congress.
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PORTLAND, July 20.
The following quotations Of Grain we're received
5y telegraph from Chicago TO-DAY bv s. II. Larninie
& Co iB7 Commercial str0et, Portland.
FtJ,iaS.,o wheat -flats.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS
is published every THURSDAY MORNING at $3.50
year, if paid in advance at $500 year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One incn Q, spacos 1he
ength of column constitutes square;
$3.50 per square, daily frat week. 70 cents per
wssk AFTER three Insertions or less, Sl.00; continu
ing every other day after first week, so cents.
Half square, thres insertions or less, 10 cents;
one week, al 90; 90 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head OF ''AHUsEMEETs'' and "AUCTIoE
SALES 100 per square per week; three inser-
tions or less. 81 80.
Advertisements inserted in the 'MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation In every part
of the State) for S1.00 per square for first nser-
tion, and 90 cents per square for each subs nent
insergi gion.
Address ell communications to ~
PORTLAND PUBLISHING Oos
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a Statue OF Daniel Webster

Boston, Jul, % Martin Milmore, the
sculptor, closed contract with New Hamp-
shire, yesterday, for statue of Daniel Web
ster to be erected at Concord. 1t will be of
bronze, eight feet high from the pedestal, and
will cost $4,000.
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Dry Goods vvsole.aIe rHnrls..

The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Store Sros 4 Co.. Dry Goods,
woolens and Fancy GooCs 144 to 152 Middle street:
uNRr.R cHEn COrTOua
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. July 20.
The following are so-day's quotstions OF Flour,
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays exceptea,) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

AT 81 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TERMS: Eight Dollars Year. To mail supsSriD
er5 Seven Dollars Year, II paid in advance.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
A Deadly Assault.

GREENFIELD, Mass, July 25.-Daniel Sulli-
van, IA years old, stabbed Matthias Here at
Turner Falls Cutlery Works this afternoon
with butcher knife, in dispute. Sullivan
was arraigned on charge of assault with in
tent to kill, and remanded for examination
Tuesday. Here's condition is extremely criti-
cal, and he is liable to die at any minute
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H. III. Corn, car
lots COS
Mixed Corn,
car lots, SO
0sts, +" 10
Sacked Bran 00G22
Mids.. 80
Cotton Seed. car lot 80 o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-24

General Lopez Dominguez, the most pop
ular commander In the liberal armies sent
against Don Carlos, the victor at Cartha.
gena In 1874, q nephew Of Marshal Serrano,
now prominent among the liberals In tho
Cortes and likely 10 be the minister Of war
when another cabinet Is formed In Spain,
has appeared In Madrid In what Is called
the character Of Skobelcff. Some time ago
an eminent officer contributed 10 Senior Cas-
telar's organ, FL Globo, series of papers
on "thc keys Of the strait Of Gibraltar In
which were pointed out the best means 70
be adopted on both shores OF the straits
10 render the possession OF Gibraltar
useless In British hands, among which were
Notifications. intrenched camps, heavy ord.
nance and torpedocs. The author after-
ward prepared tho articles ibr publication
In book form, and submitted them 10 do.
minguez, who offered 10 write preface for
the volume. He did so. and an energetic
preface Il Is, judging nom the reports OF II.
He approves Of the conclusions reached In
the book, and expresses belief that the
day will come when Spain, afer increasing
her army and navy organization. may rsAi-
ise her national aspirAtions BY the recovery
OF Gibraltar, the annexation Of the coau(.
and Of Morocco, and, BY confederation
with Purtugal, may entirely command the
straits. Chicago Tribune.
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! ESTABLISHED ls<s.
PRICE FIVE C1NTN

point for the Houston Post and Austin
Ssa,esmsn, ~ was arrested this alter
m"0n nso ior carrying concealed deadly
Jonppod J%eapo5s' !. Securing bonds, Edwardyi
himself with huge pistol. senin SppseS pnsrsS
on the streets. Whisky getting The heat of
a!mS ne became somewhat boisterous. and
nnaiiy wound up by firing of his pistoi On
0en.re Stree, near Market. The report
siea'eu intense excitement for time. bes.
p,.e ms huge weapon, Mr.. Edwardy WAS
promptly and unceremoniously taken into
CUSTODY again, and a second charge for car
ry lpg deadly weapons was entered acainst
,h nm ai aso ono for discharging firearms in
Jnvhtsyy. dns ht,y ilmits. The young man will,
uouotiess, pay heavily for his DAVIS froiic'
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Sinall-I'ox
IN raK INDIAN TERRITORY.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 23.-Advices
from the Indian Territory say that small
pox is raging with fatal effect anon tho
Creek Indians. At 0komulgee..ther are
twenty-five cases, many OF which will likely
prove fatal. The scourgeis Is
srREADfNa RAPIDLY
and neighborhood villages have quaran-
tined and general vaccination Is progress
ing At 0komulgee. The medicine men are
practicing very unwisc treatment, which
kills mnnY pAtionts.
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Athens.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
ATHENS, June 23,-Sheriir Davis ar
rested and brought in a man by the name
Of Cooper, from Wise county, charged
with theft. On default of bail he was
lodged in jail.
The Presbyterian Sunday school conyen-
tion met and organized here to-day. A
large number of delegates were present
from abroad.
Deputy Sheriff Reison arrested and lodged
in Jail one PASTOR, charged with cattle
stealing In this county.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
will be dedicated here next Sunday.
The county democratic convention meets
here tomorrow.
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Fort Worth
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Fort WoRru June 23.--.In the district
court, yesterday, George Wurmott, for for.
gerry, and John Brown, for COW stealing,
were convicted and sentenced. To-day, u.
Pulaski, on the charge of felony, was
acquitted,
In the police cour, there we're six cases.
Total fines and costs, s15.
The town clock arrived at the court house
this morning, and will be erected early next
week.
District court will adjourn tomorrow for
the term. -
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"California Jim" Gives up the Ghost
at Laredo - Confesses to
Many Aliases and Sun.
dry Grimes. n
Gsvernor Davis viii Call Republican
Convention to Meet About the
Middle OF August.
The Sportsmen's Tournament at Austin
Well Attended and Excellent
Sport Had.
Flashes From the Fort - Matters
In Marshall.
Galveston Gleanings-Happenings at
Athens.
Other Interesting State News.
Flashes From the Fort Matters
In Marshall.
$ Other Interesting State News.
Austin.

Austlns
Special to the Herald
AUSTIN, June Ex-Governor Davis will In
few days call the republican convention
to meet at Austin about the middle of Au-
gust.
Articles OF incorporation were fled to-
day by the Star Matrimonial association.
OF Paris, Texas, and the Turn yerein, of
Mill Creek, Washington county.
The state tournament was again well at
tended to-day and the shooting above the
average.
SUPREME COURT
George Ewing ct al. VS.. James Baldridge,
from Washington county; reversed and rem
dered in favor of appellee. M. NJ. & A,
Boggess VS.. John b. Johnson ct al, from
McLennan county; affirmed. r. A. Gage
ct al. VS.. r. s. Neblett. from Navarro coui,. s
ty; affirmed. NJ. Willis & Bro. VS.. A. s,
Fain ct al, from Parker county; appeal
dismissed. ]. G. Zeru VS.. i. r. Tayer et al
from Gaudaloupc county, affirmed. r. p
Wilkinson VS.. ii. Mcdonald, from BastroI
county; affirmed. w. Morris ct al. VS.. !
Meek ct al, from Hood county; affirmed
Adamson d Mitchell vs.. Cox 4 LENNON
from McI.ennan county; reversed and re
manded. A. v. Sewell ct al. VS. J. T. Law
renee, from Dallas county; affirmed. A
L. Fretelliere VS., George A. Kinds ct al.
fro n BcSnr county; motion for rehearin,
owe ruled. W. j. Hutchins vs.. II. W
| Locuett ct. al, from Johnson county: re
hearing granted. John Hodges VS.. Rel
Taylor ct al. from Burleson county: mo
ton for rehearing overruled.
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Marshall.
Special 10 tho Herald.

MARSHALL, June 23.-william Kipe, who
has been appointed chiefengineer Of the
Marshall & Northwestern railroad, is organ.
izing his corps, and viii locate the line at
once.
AT the commencement exercises Of the
Masonic Institute at the opera house last
night, DIR. Pallscll delivered an address on
the subject, "Gen n.lewomen."
Weather dry aud hot,
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Houston.
Special N the Herald.

Horsros, June 23.-Alex. Prea,cr and
Nero Matthews, two negroes, were tried
to-day In the criminal court, for tho mur.
Ger Of John Bragley here last February, and
were acquitted. -
Oscar Wilde leotured here tonight 10 q
small audience. The subject-matter Is
good, but his style is exceedingly drawling
aud affected. lie has not caught on here
very effectively.
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Labor Troubles.
THE rREienruAypLrRs.

NRw YoRK, June 23.-The strike Of the
freight. handlers along North and East
river fronts continues without material
change. Tho blockade In the streets sur
rounding the depot, where the men struck,
still exists. Trucks with ther loads waited
ALL NIGHT
at the depot so as to discharge their con-
tents this morning. At noon to-day many
OF these truck men we're still waiting pa
tently 10 unload. At none Of the depots
where the men struck Is anything
in the way Of receiving or delivering freight
being done, with the
SINGLE EXCEPTION
Of the New York Central depot. There
business Is progressing very tavorably, q
large number Of old hands being at work,
superccding green men.
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rar,nersyiile,
Special 70 the Herald.

FARaERsviLLr, June 23,-The grain trade
Is booming. From 2,oco TO 5000 bushels Of
wheat and oats per day have been received
here the past week. To-day nearly 5000
bushels were delivered here for shipment
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RicnARpsos, June 23.--Colonel Crawford
spoke here to-day and made one Of his elo.
nuent and ahlest speeches The people
here will rive Colonel Crawford warm and
enthusiastic support for congress.
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Special 10 the Herald.

eAryFsros, June 23.-The engine and
tender on the Texas Mexican ran OFT the
track at Mckinney's Bridge, down the
island, to-day, rail having been removed
by parties engaged in repairing the track.
The, engineer and fireman jumped from the
engine without injury. :
r. NJ Edwardy, correspondent a. shis
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San Antonio,
Special TO the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, June 23.--California Jim,
the murderer Of City Marshal Johnson, of
Laredo, who was wounded by the rangers
yesterday, died this MOI ling, Charleysmith,
one of the rangers, was brought here to-day
shot twice through the body, also through
the left leg. The woun d is mortal. Jim.
in his dying declaration, stated that his OBJ
ject in aiming at the station where he was
killed, was to wreck the train of the rail.
road excursion TO Mexico, so rs to get
gave his proper name as Jim jenkins, also
gave hall dozen aliases under which he had
sailed and Acknowledged many crimes he
had committed In this and other states.
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feather WE|GHT!|

No garment Of any kind intended for Summer
wear should be heavier than is designated by the two
words that head this article especially is this the
case in Clothing for the. Feet In this connection we
would call attention to new line of Light Weight
BOOTS, SHOES and SLIPPERS amongst which will
be found
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, June 23.--The Alexandria cor.
respondent teegraphs he is informed ON
the best authority that if France and EMO.
land interfere actively in Egyptian affairs
Arab Pasha will blow up the Suez canal.
cut the railways to Cairo and oppose the
landing Of European troops in Alexandra
III beaten, he will retire to the desert whera
he is promised the support of so OO0 Redo
uins, .partisans of Prince Haiem me
Egyptan ministry are prepared to sanction
the above.
FORMING A SYNDICATE.
a company, comprising Irish noblemen
and large land owners, has been formed no
purely commercial speculation, for the
lrpose OF defeating the influence of the
land league and suPplementing the work of
PROPERTY DEFENSE.
Association and Emergency Committec
capitalists are invited to take shares of tbs
company which will take possession of The
eyicted lands, and work them to greater
advantage.
IN THE COMMONS
this afternoon Mr.. Gladstone, replying to
| Sir Stafford Northcote, stated that
all representatives OF the powers
at Constantinople except the Austrian
representatives have received instructions
for their guidance at the conference, He
said he had no reason to think that
| AUSTRIA OBJECTED
to JON the conference: In reply to another
question Gladstone said the whole subject
OF the control OF government and neutralI-
Eat IN Of the suez canal was outside the
scope OF the conference.
CONSENTED.
In the house OF lords this evening Lord
Granville announced that Austria has now
consented to Join the conference.
m DIsMARoK's VIEWS.
The Official correspondence on the Egyp-
tian question shows that Prince Bis
marck informed Count Won Mum
ster, herman ambassador here, that
he was opposed to joining Eng
lish and French intervention in Egypt,
because he believed 1t would lead to disa.
greement and
ouAnRELs BETwEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND,
T which, whatever might be said Of his sup
posed policy me would be glad to see avoid
ed LORD Granville, minister OF foreign af-
fairs. in April suggested. that Eng
7 land, france ana Turkey,each
SEND GENERAL.
70 Egypt 10 restore discipline in the army.
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.rrrKnsptno, Va. June s3.-fhe frs, lot
of this years crop Of wheat, raised In vir.
ginia, has been received here, II was raised
IN vhesterted county. near this city. and IL
held q, Si.oo per bushel Reports fron sec.
a. the best known In years.
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The Season for these Goods opening late, and we
Surplus Of Stock, which we are determined to close
Mems Low Cut SHOES very good quality from 81 25
up. Fine, Sewed, Calf Strap TIES at $780, $3.50 and
S4.0O. Boys Low Cut SHOES at Soc, $780, $125
$15O and $500.
The above are but a FEW THINGS selected at
random. Ladies and Gentlemen both should not fail
to call and examine OUR OFFERINGS. We Are
confident that you will purchase, because we have
PRICED our GOODS with the special purpose of
accomplishing that end
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GOVERNOR BLAoknuas.

fRASkronT, NY, June 9.--Among those
who. proicssed conversion at meeting held
BY Rev; Gus. barnes, at the opera.house
last night, was Governor Luke Blackburn,
IL y understood Governor Blackburn will
unite with the Protestant Episcopal church
IN Louisville next Sunday.
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Crimes and Casualties

ST. LOUIS, June 2S,-Receiving Teller
Owen, of the Third National bank Of 81.
Louis, was arrested tonight, on the charge
Of having embezzled $3.50, 600 of the bank s
funds, His operations have extended over
several years,
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the wind was terrific, but Il IL not known
mat serious damage was done. Tie tents
oi the military company were ruined. The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-17
NO. 245.
WOoD and COAL.
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD

desire to inform my friends and all who us.
the articles that have opened
COAL AND WOOD YARD
on the wharf, between Prince and Duke streets. .
tnat intend to sell as low rs any concern in the
clty. ana customers may rest assured that THEY
Will RECEIVE, IN EVERY INSTANCE, ooIO
IDS TO ton .! coal, and 12S cubic feet TO corr, of
wood >''" VI
III not convenient 10 come to ward ordar, ,,,. J.,
left ut tue hardware store OF i. +, pc,kr ror,nr
hlt,s ana fltt streets, or feed store of f. J. Pol
iard' corner King and Henry streets. which will
DC duly appreciated, promptly attended TO. and
soous DELIVERED to any part of the city free .:
charge Orders from the country solicited
{. II. SCIIAAFF.
Formerly Proprietor of Chinese 'Fa Stor,
GEO. STRuDER.
,lNo b. LApIIEN o,,1o-tr
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ALEXANDRIA VA, TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER y ~

tleman when knew him as ever lived.
asked, chow is that? ?" "Well, he was very
poor, and he holds little sinecure Office
under the government with which Malone
bought him body and SOUL
Such is the story of many-of most of his
adherents.
So abject are Mahone's slaves that he has
now undertaken to convert them by his
mere will into republicans OF course il
some honest republican leadership shall
hereafter control his cattle I shall rejoice
but such things are not fit to govern State
nor are they fit material to make patriotic
party.
OF course he has no political principles of
MS own. Indeed he has 4 few phrases and
the greed of arbitrary power which such
adulations as he encounters feed. He. how
ever: is not such Il phenomenon as is this
people who endure such shame and glory in
1t. Ofcourse they have no principle. Thirty
thousand men who voted for Hancock in
1851 are now expected to support Arthur,
and their platforms and county meetings
and candidates all announce that revolution.
Such creatures do not, of course, know what
principle means. But the spectacle of
thousands of men, the compatriots of Wash
lngton, so dcbased as to change their creed
Just as they are ordered, is not only disgust
lng-it is alarming. Is this the outcome of
free institutions in the foremost State in the
heFolullon. CLINTON.
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BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

enrches the blood and puAhes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
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in the city of Louisville, on

DECEIVED TO-DAY, The Spanish Nun, by De
n Quincy, price 10 cts; Seeking after God, by
Cannon Farrar, price 20 cts.
sep1 ROBERT BELLS SONS.
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scl,1.i
TIERTILIZERS.
In Store and for sale

In Store and for sale
$50 Tons PURE FINE GROUND BONE MEAL,
J. J. TURNER 4 CO.'S ANDJ. Q. A. HOLIO-
WAYS
EXCELSIOR AND ANIMONIATED SUPER
PHOSPHATE and
"AMERlCUS" AMMONIATED SUPER pIlOS-
PHATE.
This last Brand has been introduced in this Sec
tOn and has given great satisfaction.
aug22-2m r. VI. LAWSON & JAMESON.
TANNEY'S FERrILlZING CHEMICAI4S-The
- formula given below. and which we designate
rs "Janney's Formula No. TO-" is based upon an
experience of many years, and is well adapted to
either wheat, corn, potatoes or tobacco. Janney S
Formula No 10 contains
200 lbs pure dissolved slaughter house bones.
l50 :, sulphate potash.
80 ." magncSla.
10 :" ammonia. Price $40.
For use, Janney's Formula No. 10 should be
mixed with sufficient dry muck or stable manure
to make one ton in weight. Apply by means of 4
drill from 200 to 300 lbs to the acre The above
price is net cash for the Formula, delivered free
ON board the cars or steamboat in Alexandria, Va
JANNEY & CO.. Wholesale Druggists,
ap11 Nos. 70 & 152 King ST., Alexandria, Va