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Alr. Tucker-If l.o rofuHes to hear tho motion,
It will show TINT corruption has spread from tho
roa!-ostato pool, 10 as evnn to taiut tho er1nino
Of tho Judiciary OF tho District, (App!auao on
Democratic at4e Of Huuse.|
Mt. uartiold-There would DO tuat 81 good 3
right to Hsy that the statement which tho gen.
teman bus made would only hare bocu maize In
csse corruption has reached clcar To the lIousg
fcountes- applause on tho Republican B!del, and
eansed 1t to atriae At tho judiciary. would mot
iii. Tuoker-1 did not hesr tho genston,an's
roulrk but suppose there was nothing III 1t
personal to n,ysolf.
Mr. GRrtiell-Oh, no..
Mr, Tucksr-Tho Judge should b made to
hosd tho House, by hs conscience II ho has ono,
aud BY power superior to It u ho Las not.
blaine AND TICKER.
Mr, Blaine. who was occupying chair tn tho
area on tho Democratic atdo, inquired loW
Judge could bo lnalo to do Anything BY tue
Iloaso Of Representatives..
Mr. TuokoE-Iho Gentlensan ts no lawyer, as
ho has often shown IN ths House Il Laughter
on tho Democratic eide], aud tho gent!oman ls
perhaps unawAro thkt when . Julgo docs not
axsousa bis duty ho may DO maao 10 Do 10.
Alr. nlalns-l!y oEdor Of the llouse? w.,
M1 Tncket-No, s!s no1 osaeF o. tne y ~, m1ase ,.a
yol). but by mandamuR from hlgher ooutt,
which will compel him to exercise Jurisdiction
which hs IL reluctant to do. nsVar Guew
man to dlsturb \ nest but there va g1est
fuullalK ABOUT H. IL ulf AluGuuAcAk ~ Au0PkoAs
it viii present tho question 10 tho Court In such
. manner thAt the Judge canuot help decldiug
tho question Oh tue faesa appearing in the
petition.
Mr, Btatns said shat ha did not know why ths
gentleman from Virgins (Tuckor) SHOULD lsyo
manifested 10 much kspesity III tho remarks ad-
dsoHssd to him. He (lslatns) thAnksd Gotl that
he was not lawyer ttained ~ the school
that tho gentleman WhH. He thanked God
that ie WAS not lawyor who, ~ .AttpEney-G en-
srAi OF Firginis, lad glyon an oplnon that tho
local authorities Ut that h&Rts ulfght Invade tho
pons'01ice and conpyI tito Postmaster to 9lyo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13
The Markets.

New York, March 13.-Stocks active and
stroog. Money 8 Cold l4S. Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat firm. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE. March l3-Va. skies, consoli-
dated 66s w. Vas 9. Cotton frmer and
higher; midding l23al25 Flour quiet and
steady; Howard Street and Western Superfnc
3 50a$4.25; do Extra 4 25n$5 25; do. Family
s. 5O,S6 IS; City Mills Super6ne 62aS4 90;
do Extra d. 1855. O0;lo. Rio brands 6. 75uS7 90;
do. Family IS rs. Wheat quiet but frm No.
2 Western red l35al36; Pennsylvania RED 1894
$40; Maryland red l2Oal50; do. amber 1921 55;
do. white l35al50. Corn-Southern firm; de-
mand fair; Western quiet but finn; Southern
white $500; do yellow 55a59; West
ern mixed 81 spot and last half March Oats
dull but steady; Southern 40a49; Western white
45a50; Western mixed 4Oa42 Rye nominal
at 7SaS2. Hay dull and heavy; Maryland and
Pennsylvania lSaS24. Provisions quiet but iru
Pork S23. Butter scarce and firm; Western
extras 29a3O; do. frsts 26s2S Coffee demand
light; holders firm; Rio cargoes l5alS; j,bhpg
15!al9. Sugar firm; demand fair at 95al0s.
Whskoy dull at 100.
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-The cattle mar
ket was rather quiet his week but prices we're
without material change; 2.100 head arrived
and sold at 6aa7 for extra Pennsylvania and
Westcro steers 5ta6 for fair to good do. aud
4a5 per ID. gross for common as to quality.
Sheep were uuchauged; 5000 head ,Vld at
5T4 per Id, gross as to quality. Hogs were
10 demand at an advance; $500 head sold
at IL 50lSl4 per 100 lbs nett.
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Ladies' Union Relief.

At the seventeenth weekly meeting of the La
dies Union Relief, held March 9th, st the Or.
phsn Asylum, it was decided to close the active
work of the society for the winter on Wednes-
day next, March 10Th. The board of officers
earnestly request sll the me-" bars to be present
on that occasion, and to come prepared to pay
up their weekly subscriptions to the end OF the
month which will enable US to settle the bills OF
the Society without further appeal to the pub
lie. If any bills have been overlooked the mer-
chants are notified that they must be sent IN be-
fore Wednesday, as it will be the last opPortu..
pity to provide for their payment. The Relief
has purchased and distributed during the winter
lin addition to the supplies sent in ut the pound
contribution" and reported several weeks ago.
the following articles 124l yards of calico, 81
bales of batting Tor comforts, 4S1 yards OF u1.
bleached c. ton, 40 yards of flannel, Is yaros
of canton flannel, All yards of lnsey, 6Z pairs OF
shoes, l d z pairs OF hose, 435 lbs OF sugar
l47 lbs of coffee, $50 lbs OF bacon 2 bbs OF Hour
zO4 lbs of tea, barrel of fish, 81 bushels OF corn
meal, 6 tons OF coal, and 1t cords OF wood. The
wood, except the small quantity mentioned, has
been furnished by the Msyor from the Corpora
ton supplies. We submit this report IN the
conviction that the citizens of Alexandra teel 3
cordial interest in the work OF the Relief' ana
will be glad to know how much has been done
during the winter to alleviate the suferlngs OF
the poor in our midst. By order of the
BOARD OF l.. D. K
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his whereabouts and arrested him. as above
stated, and returned him to his old quarters to
serve out his time.

DIsoRDERs.-Much disorder occurred in
"Buzzard's Roost,' at the northern end of
Royal street, last night, owing to several rows
and fights among the deuizens of that locality.
Some excitement was caused at the lower
end Of King street on Saturday evening by a
fight between drunken man and Mike Laup-
heimer. we'll known junk dealer, 10 the course
of which the latter was roughly handled, hav-
ing bis eyes BACKED, face cut, &c.
A large crowd was collected at the corner of
King and Washington streets about o'clock
last night by the antics of one-legg, man,
who was very drunk, and bad to be conveyed
to the station house, whence be was released
this morning on promise to quit The city. He
hailed from New York.
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Failure of Daniel Drew.

NEW YORK, March l3.-Dauiel Drew has
gone iutJ voluntary bankruptcy. The proper
papers in such proceedings were filed on Sat
urday afternoon. Financial embarrassment
for the last year coDst queut upon his heavy
losses in Wall street TWO or three years ago are
the immediate cause of this unexpected pro.
c.ediug. Mr.. Drew says his liabilities will
probably amount to 100000 The amount OF
assets be is unable to state without recourse to
the schedules which have been filed with the
other papers Their amount will depend upon
the prices his property will bring at a forced
SALE What property remaius unsecured to
other creditors would have sold for about three
hundred thousand dollars before the present
depression 10 business. The endowment Of the
Drew Theological Seminary at Madison, N. j.,
for $3.50, 900, and that OF the Wesleyan Uni
verslty at Middletown, Conn.,, for 500 900 are
secured by mortgages Oh his farms in Putnam
couoty, N. Y, Of which he owns five or six.
This was done soon after his first troubles,
when he felt the need of protecting them.
Two years ago these farms would have brought,
NJ. Drew estimates, about $3.50, OOO AS exc
outor of the estate Of his grand children, MIR.
Drew IS liable for 5000 1000 additional but this,
he says, is secured by mortgages. Mr.. Drew
dates the beginning of his financial misiortuues
to the loss Of million on a corner 10 North
western two or three years ago. H. next lost
on Toledo and Wabash, 90 which he WAS
short" aud on the enterprise of constructing
the Canada Southern railway. He was al
go general partner in the firm. Of Kenyon,
Cox & Co., brokers, into which he says he
went as a matter of friendship When they
failed it was fouud that they held no property
10 their own names, and Mr.. Drew being the
only member of the firm with property he, of
course, was forced to bear the losses. The
Quick silver Mining Company also caused him
o heavy loss. Mr. Dew expresses his hope
and belief that enough will be realized to meet
all the liabilities.
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LOCAL RREVlTastS.

Mrs. Eliza Douglas, one of the oldest resi-
dents of this city, died at Der residence OF
Comeron street this morning. She was s.
years of age, and was the highly esteemed aud
respected mother Of James S. Douglas, esq,
the Freight Agent Of the Midland rvad III tul>
city.
Owing to the heavy northeast winds yeser-
day and last night the tides were unusually
high. This morning the causeway at OpossuuI
Hall, on the opposite side of the river, was
overhowed, aud the water was nearly up to the
tops of the wharves IN this city.
Letters addressed to Miss Amanda Bell,
Washington, D. G., Miss Sarah Gray, Jetfsr,
SOD, Va, and Hon. Eppa Huntou, Wasbiuton,
d. G. are detained in the Post Office here for
want Of postage.
A boy named Willie Wheat was accidental
ly struck on the head and knocked senseless on
Saturday. while playing base ball, near Colross.
He soon recovered, however, not being serl
ously hurt.
The Virginia Court of Appeals, in the case
of Cockerille VS.. Dae's administrator, has al
lowed an appeal to decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Fairfax county.
The steamer Virginia. Of the Maryland ferry
route, is having her machinery put in order
aud will probably be put % the line on We'd
nesday or Thursday Of this week.
The B & 0. f. R. transfer tug, Convoy,
was launched from the ways at the ship yard
this morning.
Work on the new schooner at the ship yard
progresses steadily.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, March ia cable dispatch
from London reports that Lord Aylesford 8 wife
has eloped, With the Marquis of Blandford, eldest
son of the Duke of Marlborough. Lord Ayles
ford was called home from India on urgent at.
fairs some time ago.
PARIS, March ia meeting of the Repub.
licau Senators and Deputies was held here last
evening. About 800 we're present. They re-
solved to uphold the resolution previously taken,
affirming the necessity of supersedlDg those
functiouaries who arc opposed to the Republic.
Gambetta made speech insisting upon the
necessity of this measure. Raierriog to the new
ministry, be said the Republican party should
await it's acts aud programme without dstrusti
bu, also without confidence. gu Saturday next
Victor Hugo will move 10 the Senate for geo.
eral amnesty for offences committed since 1870.
R spaiI will m lie similar movement IN the
Chamb"r of Deputies on the same day.
RAGUsA, March l3.-The insurgent leaders
Ljubobra,ioh, Petrotwich, Fuea and CESAR
were arrested by the Austrian authorities on
Thursday last, at Vigvani, village on the Dal-
matlan frontier near Imoschi
LONDON, March Is 2 D. ma postscript
edition otthe Dlily Newsj just received contains
the following -
ALEXANDRIA EGYPT, March l2-e:45 p. N.
-Ou "Wednesday night last the Abyssiniau
army crossed the River D.cassa, (Dakka. aud
attacked the entrsuobed camp Of the Egyptian
army when severe fighting took place On
Thursday the Abyssinsns we're repulsed and
retreated to Adowa. King Kassa, the Grand
Vizier, SIX chiefs and five thousand Abyssin-
isns are reported to have been killed in the
trenches. Prince Passen and General Loriug
escaped unhurt, Rhatb Pasha was wounded.
The Egyptian losses we're heavy but the victory
was complete. r.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-The Senate, at
ter The reception of memorials, received mum
Der of reports Of committees, among them one
adverse to memorial of the trustees OF Az
tietam Cemetery.
The Senate then took up the bill providing
a method of counting the votes Tor President
and Vice President.
Mr.. Bayard, Of Delaware, opposed the BILL
and the debate was continued by MIR. Sher'
man, MIR. Morton. Mr. Withers, Mr. Eaton
and others.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House of Representatives the chair
laid before the House large number OF COM
munications, which were appropriately re-
ferred.
A bill changing The Jurisdiction over the In
dian Bureau from the Interior to the War De-
partment was reported from the Committee on
Military Affairs, ordered to be printed, aud
made the order of the day in Committee of the
Whole On Thursday next.
The House then proceeded with the call on
States for bills aud joint resolutions.
The following was presented from Virginia:
By Mr.. Douglas.-A bill granting peosion
to Catharine Harris, of Virginia.
Mr.. Baker introduced long (party capital)
resolution, declaring the nationality of the beo-
pie, the indissouble character Of the Union,
the wickedncss of rebellion, &C., on which the
yeas and nays we're demanded.
Mr.. Cox asked leave to read document.
The Chair. What is 1t?
Mr.. Cox "Hhe Constitution of theTnited
States, done in Convention, 1857, g. Washing
ton, President" [Laughter.I
The Speaker. 1t is out of order.
The vote was then taken.
The vote resulted-ayes 9l noes u, not
voting l39, and the rules we're not suspended
-two-thirds being requisite
Mr.. Cox then offered series of resolutions
setting forth the aims and objects of the estab-
lishment of the Union according to the Consti
tuition, and declaring the rights of the States
under the Constitution, but suggesting that
the right of secession had been settled by the
result OF the late war, which were adopted,
the rules being suspended, by vote of-ayes
$50, noes 43.
The report of the conference committee on
the District bonds was then taken up.
ILLNESS OF A CONGRESSMAN.
Hon. w. w. Ketchum, Representative of
the Wilkesbarre district of Pennsylvania, lies
at Wizards Hotel dying of pneumonia, and
can survive but short time. Mr.. K is ma
tive of Wikesoarre, aud served several years
as Solicitor of the u s. Court of Claims. He
is about Sc years of age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

FIRE IN FAIRFAx.-A messenger came
into the city yesterday afternoon to announce
that the house OF Mr. Courtland H. Smith, in
Fairfax CO., about three miles from this city,
was on fire. The circumstances Of the burning,
as We gather them, are as follows: The house
has been undergoing extensive repairs and al
terations for sometime back, and consequently
was not regularly occupied. Mr.. James Tat:
terson, who has been making the repairs, and
who was left in charge of the building, came IN
town about nine o'clock yesterday morning.
having cx,iuguished the only fire about the
place. About one clock little son of Mr..
Lacy, who lives near by, discovered the house
to be on fire, aod gave the alarm. Mr. Lacy
and other neghb0rs rushed to the spot, and
say that the fire at that time was confined to q
side building, and had they had water, in any
quantity. they could have saved the property.
AS water was scarce. however, the whole build
lug was entirely destroyed, only small quaDh-
ty Of lumber and building materials being
saved from the flames. No cause can be as
signed for the fire except lncendiarism. The
quantity of shavipgs ADD iUhanable material
around the house caused It to burn rapidly.
The building was insured for $2,5O0-Sl, 500
in the Albcmarle Insurance Company, and
$1,000 in the Alexandria Insurance Company,
which amount will not cover the loss, which
cannot now be estimated, owing to the absence
OF MIR. Smith in New York, whittier he was
called on business Oh Friday last. The burot
house is the one owned for many years by Mrs.
NJ. B. D.iuger6eld, and is situated on the
right hand side of the Middle or Leesburg
pike, near the residence of Mr.. G. F. Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

THE CANAL Water has been let on all of
the Z. L. o. Canal, except the Georgetown and
one other level. The entire length OF the can.
al will be filled by Wednesday next, the 18th
inst. The Alexandria Canal will not be filled
before the 25th of this month. Boats arriving
at Georgetown before that time will have to be
brought via the river.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PRoBABILlTIEs-W War Depart
ment ONCE ofaae Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,uotoa, D. c., March 3, lo76-lO:3O a NJ
For the Mitdle states clear or clearing and
colder weather, with fresh and brisk northwest
erlu winds and rising barometer.
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DIED.

This morning, Mrs. ELIZA DOUGLAS,
wife of the late James Douglas in tn Ssh year
of her age ~ Her funeral will take place
from her late residence, Cameron street, to-
morrow afternoon, Ut o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

ARRIVALS OF FIsH.-About three hundred
sbad and fifteen hundred behring's have arrived
at Fishtowu since Saturday, besides large
number of bunch fish. Shad sold at 5000
per hundred, herring at 500 per thousand, aud
bunch fish at ten to tweuty-seven cents per
bunch, the latter price being for white perch
and rock. The prevailing winds retard the
fshing considerably.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS Henry Johhsou
and r. d. White, both colored, were arrest.
ed to. day for suspicious conduct on the Mid
land train. Oue of them had on his person
$72O, and the other $l33 They came down
on the passenger train yesterday from Char
Iottesville to Madison Run, where they stepped
of, taking the freight train to this city. They
claim to have come from Lynchburg. Both of
them were locked up for examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge E. II Looe
presiding The will of William Egau was adj
milted to probate, and Honora Egan qualified
as executrix and gave bond. Morris Desmond,
John I. Boyd and Job Corson were appointed
TO appraise the estate Of VIM. Egan.
Isaac Echberg was appointed administrator
OF 9 orge Washington, colored, deceased, and
qualified and gave bond. B. f. Price, Lewis
Stein, Henry Struss, VIM. Cogsn and Enan.
uel Francis were appointed appraisers of the
estate of said George Washington.
Nightingale heirs vs. Fowe's heirs; in
chancery answers Of Fizuugh Lee and others
fled
Greenwood VS.. Colingsworth 10 chaucery
report OF commissioners Of sale filed and de-
cree con6rmlug report.
% the motion IF the Alexandria Canal,
railroad and Bridge Company the State as.
sessmeut on their properly at the basin and
locks was reduced from $40, 900 to $2l 900.
On motion of Thomas Dewitt the State as
scssmeot OF his property on Alfred street was
reduced 5000.
Court adjourned until to morrow morning at
ii o'clock.
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To BE ARRESTED. The Mayor has issued a
warrant for the arrest CT Henry Jackson, the
colored prisoner who cut Henry Tyler, another
prisoner at the Jail Jew days since. Jackson
will be arrested Immediately Oh the expiration
of his present term of Imprisonment which oc-
ours 90 Wednesday. jackson, it will be remem-
bgred, cut Tyler with "cheeser," INJECTING
quite severe wounds.
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CAUGHT.-Hugh Strder, somewhat noto-
rlous character, was captured by the police yes
ttsIday aud committed t., jail. 1t will b. recol-
lee'ed that Stridcr who was an escaped prisoner
from the Jail, went to that Institution while
drunk iu company with Eddie Meade, and
made violent attack on the then jaor, Mr.
Boyle, resulting u both the assailaD,s being ar.
Tested and committed to Jail subject TO the chain
gang. Afterwards while at work on the streets
S M the gang they both made their escape
Meade was re-arrested some time since. Stri,
DER has since bis escape been in Jail 10 Wash.
;ogton and only returned here yesterday morn
Ing when officers Phillips and Crump heard OF
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.HECTYO% EAEES.

80 HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
~ THREE FRAMED DWELLINGS, two
stories, on Columbus street, between Gibbon
and Franklin Nos. AS, l47 and 49, sill in good
repair; lot 46 feet in. by lib feet in. to an
open court, 20 feet wide; renting for S2l per
north.
2FRAMRD DWELLINGS, one on Duke
street, No: lS3 between Columbus and Alfred,
iroi ting u iect on Duke and running back 60
feet.
The HOUSE in rear of the above on lot 2sx22
month.
FIVE BUILDING LOTS on the east side of
alfred street, between Wilkez and Wolfe; each
lot 10 by III !eet to an alley II feet wide good
location.
Ifnot sold before the 18th DAY OF MARCH
1876. the above property will be offered on thut
day, at II o'clock m, in front of the Mansion
House Hotel, by public auction.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in ore
and two years, with interest. Title retained till
the purchase money Is paid TIE purchaser to
Keep the pl emses Insured for the benefit of the
owner.
NH ll.A,ls,2Z2527 JAS. W. MALLS.
TRUSTEES SALE-At the request of Cas-.
Il sius Augur, esq, the grantor in the deed of
trust 70 me, dated April 7th, 1871, recorded in
liber HI, No. 4. folio 30l, and the deed of trust
to me, dated May 2lst, 1873 recorded in bor
L, No. a, fclio 1876, and for the benefit of the
creQ!tor secured by the said deeds OF trust,
which ara past due, shall, pursuant to the su-
thority conferred by the said deeds proceed to
SOIL st II O'clock m. on SATURDAY, March
18th. 1876, on Royal street, in front of the Mar
ket housa, Alexandria, Va, by public auction,
all that REAL ESTATE, in West End, Fair:
fax county, Va, north of the Little River turn
pike, consisting Of SIX LOTS OF GROUND,
with comfortable FRAME HOUSES thereon,
and one VACANT LOT.
Terms of Salo: One fourth cash the residue
in six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
est, secured by purchaser bonds, with personal
surety, and Il deed of trust on the property sold.
chasers. A plat of the property will be e1hb-
tied ut tho sale.
Mr.. Augur, who lives near the property, will
b. pleased to exhibit The premises and furnish
all Information concerning the same.
y. l.. SMOOT Trustee.
consent to the above. 9. AUGUR
feb M-td*
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n u Z L 4 Ii ! BOY 81 II u K A Il
HERE'S RICHNESS

The children all over town are crying Cor the
great Centennial toy, I'VE HERO OF 10" re-
ceived and for sale vt FRENCH5, No. IS King
street. Price IS cts, mailed to any part Of the
county on receipt of ~ cts. 10 Old Hero,
judging from the rush is making most favor.
able impression on children Of a larger growth
even. Ye Old Hero will tarry few days longer
only. All who desire to nuke the acquaintance
of Ye Hero OF " Uiden Time should Cal c .rly.
feb 5 e. Z, FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

1T MUST be good, for everybody recommends
it, aud the doctors prescribe it. We mean DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, rs ceuts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

POLICE REPORT.-The following cases have
been tried since last report:
Frank Tyler, co'ored, for being drunk and
using protane and abusive language to Carrie
Gordon, also colored was fined and discharged.
Frederick Miller, for being drunk on the
streets, was ordered to leave the city at once.
Thomas Swift, for being drunk and disor
derby, was fined and discharged.
Twelve dodgers at the station house last
night and thirteen on Saturday night.
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9HNDsDHTE.

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE myself
L /. candidate for CLERK OF TIE CORPO
RATION COURT, of the City OF Ale&andria.
mar JAMES r. CATUN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

The market opens quiet and easy, with no
change on closing prices of last week. Receipts
of Wheat are fair, and sales of small lot Of
poor white at 100 and 40, and of about 1000
bushels of red at 100, 1872, 1873, 137, 140 and 146
for common to prime Corn continues fat with
receipts to. day of 2506 bushels of mixed, and
sales at "a and IS Bat little country produce
coming in, and prices nominal at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

DEAUTIFUL FALL AWLo-Choice
ID styles and very popular.
.an14 No. 100 King st.