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Fate.

Two shall be born the whole wide world apart,
And speak in different tongues, and have no thought
Each Of the others being, and no heed.
And these DER unknown seas to unknown lands
Shall cross, escaping wreck, defying death;
And all unconsciously, shape every act
And bend each wandering step to this one end
That one day, out Of darkness they shall meet
Aud read life's meaning in each others eyes
And two shall walk some narrow way Of life,
80 nearly side by side that should one turn
Ever so little space to left or right
They needs must stand acknowledged face to face,
And yet, with wistful eyes that never meet,
with cropping hands that never clasp, and lips
Calling in vain to ears that mover hear,
They seek each other all their weary days,
And die unsatisned: and this Is Fate
tsusAn NJ. spAlding.
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ASHUELOT RAILROAD.

E5sFysa i5.;a5sS 10 DAY, December cent u is;
- ~ Passenger trains will leave
--kA---------- Keene at $50 a. IN. and $500
p. and Saturdays only $3.50 p. m, connecting at
South Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad trains
for Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, and New YORK,
aud with Vermont and Mass. Railroad for Bratleboro.
RETURNING-Leave South Vernon at 0:O5 a. M,
5:25 p. m, ard Saturdays only $50 D. M.
rival Of Connecticut River X. Il. trains, for Keene,
Bellows Fails, Fitchburg Boston, &c.
81 Passengers from Brattleboro for stations
Ashuelot Bailroad leave Brattleboro at sl5 m. and
1886 p. r. STEWART, supt.
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Railroads.
CENTRAL YER MONT RAILROAD.

E5s!sgssSs ITRA1Ns LEAVE BRATTLEDoRo AS
EaK-AR3 FOLLOWS;
Going south.
$50 am. Night express from Ogdensburg, Montreal
st. Adams, burlington, etc, via white River june
tion, for Springfield, New York, etc.
s:15 am, Accommodation for New London, Spring
field, New York, etc.
iS: 80 o. Passenger for ller' rails Boston, etc
800 D. M, Mail from 81. Adams, Buriiugton Rutland,
white River junction. etc, for New London, spring
field, New York, etc.
Mixed trains leaving white River Junction $50 a. M,
arrive at HrattcbOro II 40 a. M, and leaving W. r.
Junction 10 pm, arrive in Battleboro 1910 pm.
Going North.
Trains arrive in BraitleJoro-
10 $50 an1 Mail from New London, Spring field, etc.
- :38 D. Passenger from MllcIs Falls Boston, ETC.
4:45 p M, Passenger from Milers Falls, Boston, etc.
5:i5 pm, Passenger from Springfield and New York
1880 pm, Night eHpress from
Trains leave Brattleboro-
1900 am Mixed for Bellows Falls AMI White River
Junction,
10 $50 am, Mail for White River Junction. Rutland,
Burlington st. Adams, Ogdensburg, Montreal and
the West.
5l5 pm, Mixed for Bellows Falls and White River
Junction.
10 80 m, Night express for White River junction,
Burlington, st. Adams, Ogdensburg, Montreal and
the West.
Pullmans Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars are
on night trains between Springfield and Montreal.
J. W. HOBART Gen. Supt.
st. Adams, vt, Dec. IL, 1876
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Medical Wonder
nd To lh' sGlrs, cast city to the stem
s stran make iae inyall h.rty, e5draScoaa aud
Slsqiaseso "a, Liver, Stomach, X idneTs AM
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In ,ni-ensHs' ad IA ccrta n - Grad cate every
IrOstrniiOn OF either sox Ii is nm Ma iiphiss
y ws iSr Cntarrh, not by snuifs and washes
sy.t v Yer o gTr bat by eradicating from the
~ mt,'lous Vegetable Remedy is prenared Nv
~ ~ - NuK Co.. Of Saratoga Springs N "
pI3hi III feasGte In Offering tho following undls,
IT9f Il. A Wilson, Saratoga spa. y. Y. ,v,do,v
inns 81 iIlnellGl OF one Of our leading tnstiti.
Senools says that his wife has used ihe .Idei1cni
mvtuSl Tor complication OF diseasrs W m mo
tnncba ndppPy results No other remedy had ever
N rs case Medicai Wonder worked 1ite az ,nat
g'RHing he9t3 strength and appetite. A' '"A'ii'
lev " "; WATT, Franklin, NH wife afncted ,rt,t,
LIVER ana Kidney complaints, Neuraisis pysnep mtn
o msS, a r. OPDwAY Centre ST., Concord n spGHA'
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cured her ina monb physicians Medical Wonder
,,iD,6a.: A; Dalton, Morrisve, Mad. Co. N
nervous W oeu wear with female disease and
c, Moh9 Ky Hunt, Sheds Corners M " WoSdsr,ul
AITysPepss and heart disease.
tumor and dronsv9 op hheds Corners, N. Y, ovarian
and ridn IA p, APPLETON, HllsbOro NJ IL Sninal
Sad eu diseases, with great prostration dorp,nss
Mas. 2, A. WHITR. sbed' corro.. =, :,
AGsfiile, cured OF terrible scrofula. gsiped lnIhr
catarrh and nsshseiaa' cured Of most terrible
had wespaee thousands OF cases NJ d,gs,sn,
MAI WONDER" and be cured; there Is noihina
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Wholesale py AL dealers IN medicines.
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CATARRH.
Five Years Sickness Cured by Four Bot.
ties Of Constitutional CataIh Remedy!
Pain in Shoulders, Back, and Lungs,
and Droppings in the Throat
Disappear.


ST. An2ASD, P. O., Sept. ~, 1871.
Messrs. LITTLEFIELD CO.:
DeDr SBs'-Being DESTROYS that others NAV know
something Of the merits Of your "CoNsr1rUrIoxAI
CATARRH REMEDY II wish to inform you what it has
done for me- am 20 years old, had been out Of health
for about 1--WE years. ! had employed three or four
different doctors, and tried various medicines with
out receiving any permanent beneht, but continued
rather to grow worse, until last fan when had be-
come so had as to be unable to do an hours work at
time. Had severe soreness aud pain under the Shout
der blades and through the shoulders with very lame
back, and feeling III my right lung though there
was weight bearing 1t down. with continual dropping
in the throat and down upon the Lungs. Such was my
condition when commenced 10 take your Catarrh
Remedy, one bottle Of which eased my pains and gave
me an improved Appetite and after taking four bot
Ties was restored 70 health, to be able TO endure
hard and continued abJr such chUpping and clear
ing land, at which have been engaged the past sea
son. My recovery attribute solely, with Gods bless
ing, TO the use Of your CalarTh Remedy.
Yours truly, HENRY SNYDER
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CLARENoST, n. H., September, 1875.
DIR. FLAGG-My Dear Sir: Your Cough aud Lung
Syrup has proved great benefit to me- giving relitf
from severe Coughs and Soreness Of the Lungs when
all other remedies and ply srians had failed. have
never taken medicine more pleasant to the taEte
more satisfactory In its results
Mns. LYDIA WILEY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-01-26
Pullman Palace Cars

Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only o
sing through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland
Wauke gan, Racine, kenOsha to Milwaukee.
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Remember that it
LURES lATARRH,
LURES CONSUMPTION.

Dr.. VIZ. LADD, a leading Druggist Of Claremont GER
tihes as follows:
For many years have known DR.. A. ]. Flagg as
successful practcing physician, and assure the
public that his representations relative TO the Cough
and Lung Syrup can be strictly relied upon. II has
been used In his extended practice with marvellous
success, and know it to lie all that he claims for It.
WM. NJ. LADD, NJ. b.
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CALIFORNIA.
Freeport and Dubuque Lin

Is the only line for GAINESVILLE, WATERFOWL Fond Du
Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Ne
gaunee, Marquette Houghton, Hancock, and the Lake
Superior country. Its
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-29
OFFICIAL.
COMMON COUNCIL.


At called meeting Of the Common Council
held Jure g, 1877, there were present: Hugh
Latham, esq, President and Messri. Chaunc6y,
Broders, Ficklin, Marbury, Blondhem, Lamb
din, Ford, Smith, Stewart. Hughes, Evans
Scales and Miller.
A resolution authorizing the Corporation Al
torney to coAfess judgment in suit wherein inc
Treasurer of tho State is plant # and the Clty
Council of Ale1andris defendant was .recelToa
from the Board Of Aldermen and thei. action
concurred in
of Aldermen, Was received from thst board and
all its amend menta but two-tha: relating 10 the
license tax on the agent Tor tho sale OF ginger
beer, pop, &C., made on u the city ara lhat
relating to oyster packer! --concurred IN.
A petition OF John I. Hill, Tax Coiicctor i1r
an spuropriatioa OF IS IS, balance duo &. e..
Chichester for meat furnished the soup house.
was received from the Board Of Aldermen and
their action concutrod IN
A bill of L. Nick. Bell, amounting to s., and
one Of Clarence Wheat amounting 70 -, lor
election services, were ordered 10 DO paid.
Mr. Hughes introduced resolution, which
was defeated providing that tho police iorco DO
reduced to ten men.
Tho action Of tho Board Of Aldermen in
adopting the report Of tho committee on tho ap-
plication Of the suretIcs of Z. Il. Delahay was
conquered in by the following vote: AYES,
Messrs. Chauncey, Marbury, Blondheim,, FlcA-
lin, Smith, Ford, Stewart, Hughes, Evans
Scales and Miller-ll Noes, Mr.. Brodcrs and
Mr.. President-2.
MI Hughes introdu cod the following resoiu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this board be,
and the same are hereby, rendered to Hugh
Latham, esq for the able ndimpsrtial manner
in which no has discharged his duties as frtsI'
dent of this board during tho past year.
The President acknowledged the compl meht
in q few appropriate words and declared The
board a. journcd.
Teste: HAROLD SNoWDEN, CleFh'
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~ IS hiag s,icet A!ezsnirs. Va
,7ykUSrEdS SALE BY v!-tlo OF deed o.
I trust rom L4yi Jones. j., u ae dated the
,Iet DIV Of Dec.1Ib4r, 1915, aai OF record IN
liz Lise ~ { No p. iii Of TOO Ia ID records Of
Alo.sad.i.. county, Va, and st ths request CT
:h, u-rsyn thereby secuted, SAIL. oa MON
DAY, tns On u.y Of July, lo77. Il II O'CLOCK
a., on the Premises, sa.l by puatle au2;ion,
ALL Td IAACl Or LAND,
With tho imp ovetGents thereon, situated nest
Four Mile Nun, in ssid county; aud c0rtainins
FIVE ACRES UE LAND the same 6,lng tng
south halr OF 10. q D. I rs described in pIatand
cerljii rte Of survey made by roomas n. Carter
Surveyor, dst9i Octobec -. 1871.
Terms. OF 5a6-CssG, Purchaser 70 pay 'ne
- T. ~. -''' LOUIS y. PAYNE, Trustee
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MARRIED..

Juno 25.h, in Baltimore, by Raw. O. q. Beal,
b. A. SHREVE, OF Loudoan CO., to SALLlE
NELSON, Of Baltimore.
On the Plat instant, At the residence Of The
brides father. Uppervllo, Fauquier CO., Na,
by Rev. VIM. Ii. johnson, Mr.: s. g. BOOk-
Err Of st. Louis. Mo, and Miss MARf Il.
Of FNuanior.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Aay- TO Cheek D1ARRuEA.-Diarr IA is i
com plant that the human family sallcr more
from at this time OF the year than from any e,h"r
and should be treated very carefully III ord@. 10
restore The bowels to their proper strength, There
ia a vine mado in New Jergcy and sod by oar
druggists, called Speels Port Grape Wine,
which is being used very successfully, in - ar
rhes cases in fact it is conceded By chemists to
contain Just such properties ss gradual y check
the fermenting of thu bowels and add tone and
vgor to tho system so as 10 withstand Inc NILS.
mstic climate against these prevailing COM
plsints The vine is rich in body and il BIZ ex'
eeIIent tonic, keeping tho functions of the bowels
in their proper condition. -Ercniny Post
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Auction SALES.
b. Green So Visa.

Resi- Estate Agents and Actioneers.l
on T TH Sotp ~ pq bAY a AVG GTEY
1877, at y o'clock ~ in iront cc The Postofics
at Alexandria. Vs., $4,000. more or less, OF
the First M"7lE"go i;ondi Of tina Alexandria,
L0udcun and Hampshire Railroad Company
or so 'rsny SIS may be sufficient TO realz3 tn,
surn q s.. 5Ui ard costs of sale.
JIG l2-ts CHAS. r. HOOFF.
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COMMERCIAL.

Affairs financially are in about the same con-
!j.ior IS reported last week. IL New 1orN Inc
money market is quoted oasy ct l3sZ per cent
~ call loans. Gold rstei are steady, closing TO-
d.y at l151 Government bonds are steady, ana
ma new IS are slightly higher. State securities
ara armer Virgins consols selling at T23a13'
md July coupons at 79ss79!. In local railroad
,,ov,ities there is nothing doing, snd we quite
acmnally:
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Gen. Grant.

A dispatch from Liverpool, dated last night,
says :-UpwardS of 200 gentlemen, including
representatives Of all the public bodies in the
town, attended The banquet given u General
Grant, which was held 10 the large ball room
of the Town Hall, and was very grand alfair.
Gen. Grant, who was 10 uniform, Vas wei
coined with the greatest enthusiasm. He sat
on the right of The Mayer Next 10 General
Grant sat Lieutenant General Sir Henry De
Bate. Commander Of the forces in the Ncrth-
ern District.
The Mayor, proposing Gen. Grants health,
spoke of the sterling qualities he possessed as 4
soldier, which had enabled him to rhstore peace
and prosperity to his cUuDtry. Gen. GRAFT,
responding. said the reception he encountered
10 Great Britain was far beyond his cxpecta-
ton, and was such as any living person mgEt
feel proud Of. lie believed however, that it
was indicative Of the friendly relations which
existed between the two people. who were Of
one kindred, blood and civilization. lie hoped
that the friendship would continue 10 be cult.
waited and long endured Referring to some
remarks relative to the British army, he said
there wero as many soldiers now at Aldershot
as 10 the regular army of the United States,
which had frontier 81 thousands of miles: but
it cCSsary the United States could raise vol
unccrs, and he and Mr. Fairchild were cx.
anpes of what those volunteers were.
At special meeting Of the ToTn Council OF
Sheffield yesterday it was resolved TO invite cE,
President Grant to visit Sheffield in the autumn.
A fatal accident occurred At Prof Wagnor's
boys private school, nosr Lancaster, Pa, yes
terday. One of the boys hsd smugged . small
revolver into the school and exhibited it to
companion who aourished aid pointed IL ut +
boy named Mccullough. The pistol wont oil
accidentally, instantly killing young McCul-
Tough, the bail entering tho right ego.
Lieut. Fippcr. the coorel sraduoc 81 West
Point, baa been assigned TO tho 10th egrcDt
of cavalry, Tor duty, where, nc arc afraid, b.
will have to f1ck like Sothon's bird Of feaIh'
er, by himself.
4 soldier company from Porthmoulb, n. h.,
have accepted an invitation from tho Mayor OF
Porthmouth, England, to visit that city next
year.
1t is rumorad that Richard Wagner, is CON
ing to this country.
Whatever tends to keep the blood pure sure
ly tends to proong life. Dr.. Bulls Blood hllz-
turo by its specific action upon the blood keeps
A.. e
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10 Odd
ETOR MOUNT VERNON.

STEAMGR MARY WASHINGTON:
Daily tros, leaving tho wasrf, foot of prsnc'
street, at 10 p NJ Carriages ure in waiting a.
Mount Vernon Springs wharf to tako vi-lsore 3
pleasant ride Of one mile and ii L.lf through :
beautiful grove to tbs nlsn=ion door. houA1
trip, including admission 10 grounds cafli@5S
FIRE, s., 81. ,,,,r,
Chiltrcn will bo taken on :oGturtays 10! . ct'
Adults 25c Round trip GLOWING tue privilege
OK handbag and waiting slo boats rotir- 2'AnJ
Of her whsrves.
Tickets will unLi!lc lao holders 70 stop o?eI -
ho.t coed oalg ca Saturdays. Children mus
ia ali cases be nccon panied by thsir parents o
surio ntiu!t friend
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7 ILLS ADJUSTABLE IEEADhf'
ADAPTED 70 ALLSEWING MACH ~ -:

This T1esdle is orc Ct the erohsost improve
nenls Of the age, as by lis Introduction the OBJ
i@c:;on to the use of Sewing Machines IL ooYl:
yistcd and instead Of JUS baiEG, an pnhea,!ny
sud laborous task, condemned BY the. medical
fraternity and Injurious 90 III. SO VINO "oiA
them, by tia u=: OF this sl!scnnie1. thH opera;
10y, o: tnr machine IS positively he,.ta;Ii anu
r!.s:sns exercise Several o:thcso IrcAd!"s gre
now IN use in GU ,!!y, snl Wc nra pcrmitto3 20
reIsr % those who own them and w13 .vss insi
lheV would no. he without them for tho o'lgh :,
rrsi al the msci.ine. Ali orders Jet at Z. u
Bc.r;'s Fancr Store, at the Manslon Louise, or
with either Of he undersigned vii! % promptly
attended 10. ,,,,-U
II. 3. WHITTINGTCN.
fousrsous will be expected 10 retain the eOoFe
attachments unless they are perfectly SELL LIu
with th cir operation. j. -- - ~"
MILY ROE K X 60 )
IN HALF BARRELS,
For sale By
js26 DsV y q - H"eN'
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Whatever tends to keep the blood pure sure
ly tends to prolong life. Dr.. Bulls Blood Nix
turo by its specific action upon the blood keeps
it always 10 condition of purity.
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DIED.

marked LUUIOU3 HOLMAN 'oHArTUCK,
of Brooklyn, n. T., few hours before, his
death, which occurred IT e minutes TO S o'clock
this g. III. The deceased was in the ash year of
his age. They arc blessed who have but once
20 die. ~" His funeral will take place from
The residence of his father in law. MIR. John !.
Armstrong, No liz Cameron ST., at O'Clock
to. morrow afternoon Friends aro respectfully
invited to attond.
In this city, juno 18th, Mr. GEORGE A.
BOSSAHT, ageI IS years. 2 months and ~
days as HIS funeral will take place on Sun.
day evening, Il. clock, from the residence Of
MI. Robert CollAgsWorth, cvrncr Of Columbus
and Oronoco sis.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady OF the Lake. Norfolk. 10 + a
Reed.
Steamer W Thompson. I,eonardtoWn, to
T A Reed.
Steamer blattano. Homin 10 Jos RroAers
s. Co.
Schr Annie Lewis. Georgetown, TO Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Goo K Hatch, Washington, 10 Hamp-
shire and Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr VIM a Levoring Now York, to Amor.
can Coal Co.
Schr Armids Hall. Boston, to master
Sloane! Lady OF tho Lake. Norfolk. by 4
Reed.
Steamer Expro.s, Baltimore, by Jos Broders
s. Co.
Schr Annie Lows. Boston. by Hampshire
aod Bsltim )ro Coal Co.
Schr Z " oFris Pcrot, Jsr5oy City, by Ameri-
can Coal 90.
Schr + Smith, Boston, by Agnew s. Co.
Schr L il Rose, from Goorgctown;
Sthc Henry Dsisey, henco for Allyn's Point,
3! Now London 9th.
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TIE STEAMBOAT MARY WASHING
TON can bo chartered for Excursions by ar-
plying On board t. L TR0THH p r "a IT.
bis Iosurnuco Gfice. 81 sad 80 King strent lc IT,
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5IIr market continues dull Snd lDacliVo !"
CONSEQUENCE q the light receipts Of gram. Ao"
yr.de: % Flour show docl!ne Ut 29c, ha1 ON
els ioui,n unchanged Wheat ls NOMINAL
hardly enough beng offered IL warrant quota
Ions. Corn is irmer today. and some small
lois b.lnrl! c., Ct and c. No 5H!o3 ot rye "f
Oats reported. Buttcr is dull and lower, Eggs
lac higher " COL IN fair receipt st an aaVaAce'
:,tTriopr June % -VlrSiul:l IT,, Old, 81 ;
iar.rd u; do cons ollda.ad ~! do "A series 4ls
Co!tvn stsong and higher; middling l2al2s'
Flour strong; Howard street and Western Su-
Der 4 2i.SJ %; do. Extra & 50.cI 70; 40. Fsm'
Is SaS1 Whast Erm, with an actlva INQUIRY )
10. Western winter red, Aug deAV9fy, i i494
10. amber l95s2JO; DO. white l3os2VO Corn
southern steady Western active and lower,
rut closed steady and firm at decline; South II
sh;.o C6.i7 90. yellow e.; Wes!ern mixed
pct and July $50 Aug COG; steamer 56! Oats
iuiet and unchanged pye quiet primo % Ray
sr,iyo and t:rn a. llg. Whiskey held .: 81 ID.
New YORK, Juno ZD-Stocks loWor during
!he morning, hut st list bosrd improved; Mon,
~ II. Gold 1851. Flour dull and in buyers
favor. Whcat dull Snd Lonlnally lower. Corn
Iull and !sic lower
RIcuMoxp MARKET Juna .3.-Tho market
:, inactive, and the offerings OF gram very nm-
i!ot. Sales Of only abuu! 6O bushels OF Wnest
Il lIO,l3D for prime to choa. The sales OF Corn
wero on private forms, while 81 hl5ho!s OF
Spring Oats brought A2c per bushel.
LvHCuBURG MARKET June 25.--Ihe market
remains very quiet, while tho receipts OF gram
arc very small, and quotations arc almost NOM.
nsl. Wheat lG0.lI5, AS TO quality Corn o"ao''
l:yo Goats, and Oats 4o,l'.
tIDpDtxICKsBURG MARKET, June 26.-Ihe
market remains quioscent with very l2nt TO
raipts or grain, and quotations. ESPECIALLY ior
Wheat, arc nominal, viz: common 10 good l1"'
rs; Corn G)ai:!; Ryo 7On75, and Oats S'alo.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MAsKEr.--
Supsrs-The market is 1rmor for raw Sugars,
and we note the sale to-day OF ;oo hhds forIo
hico for refining at 9".l6 cants. Quotations
Mra SIS follows:
Cuba, grocery grades.....;.. .."'.''... - 1ol
Porto Rico, grocery grades ~ ~
Domerara, vacuum pan" .............". ~: Ia
New Orleans, grocery grades.......;. -
Cohao-The market is firm and moderately
active. Wo note sales of ll2o bags at l9!c, ano
1000 bags at pole, the lattor to so West The
latest Rdvices from Rio show trmor marker
there Our quotations are AZ follows:
lob ots-Ordinary II! "a "a
Fair ......".."......."........'. ~ =
Good Observation-Disclosures. 29t a 20
Prlme .........-. -..............' - q 81
Choice TO fnDGy-.............. 70 -.
Gold, GO dsys.)
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Juno ~
Prices to-day ranged rs follows:
Gooh 81 81
0rdinnr~ .....5 81
Cnmmn3 4 At
rsIvns bnst 5 S!
Gnod '''''''' S
,;bccn 4 S
Lambs 2.S4 per head, or 5AC!c per 10 .,
hogs, - "
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and everything arrsrtsning h. y irs! class Dry
Goods store.
&4s-:s5ale positively w;tLcu. reserve.
Hours Of Sale: From 10 p III. 10 l. ia. and
from . To y. N. All! SATURDAY NIGHTS
from :! to o! O'clock.
Aiondey and Tuesday, Jnno Is and H. Will
sell in lots 10 suit johbars and country doaleTs.
Terms Of Sale: Positively cash before tho
uoo1s .,s ,!sIiyercl \. T. LUCAS,
ioH Sergeant Of Alexandria city.