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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
soy. \ TRIED REMEDY FOR BIIIIoUsNEss

scS- Il TRIED REMEDY FOR BILL1OUsNEsS.
Those who suffer from disorder or lnaction Of
the liver will never get tho upper hand of the
unruly organ SO long rs they uae such Irrational
remedies as blue pill calomel and podophyllin
But from tho tried and popular medicine, Hos.
with a certainty of obtsining it. Tho influence
OF The biL!crs upon the great hillary gland is d.
rect powerful and speedily felt. Tho roiof af-
forded is not spasnlodic, but complete and per-
manent. Tho salowness OF the skin, ftlrrod ap-
pearanco OF tho tongue Indigestion, costiyoness,
headache. nausea, pains through the right side
tho obstinate complaint Mre entirely and prompt
- removed by a course Of this inestimsblo med
icine, in behalf cr which testimony is constantly
onlating from every quarter and from all classes
Of society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

/ STARTLING INNovATIoN IN TIE SHAPE
or ICED WATER.-Mr. J. =. Knight, the
+: rcraI :na1agcr OF TIE Loodop. Brighton and
South Coast railway, giyus notice OF reform
which is likely as the present moment to be
ilailei az great aud extremely seasonabIe boon
by all l,:ssengcrs Oh tie compaoy's system. 1t
was. !; seems, suSg. sad to Mr. Knight by his
esp 'ri1ic, III Austria ana Germany while on q
tour OF Inspection over tic railways in those
countries The reimbursement il made in the
following terms:
With Il view OF atEorline Increased comfort
to passengers travelling Oh this railway the d.
rt ctors have ordered that during the hot wealth
er Of the summer and autumn month"; q sup.
ply tf fresh, c>ld dilokiug water shall be Gb-
talrabc by passengers 1T certain stations on
their Journey.
AS a commencement, therefore. Of this ar.
rangpmcnt, the company srctfcshm cut contrac
tor at Lcwcs, IIorsham and Three Bridges
stations, will have platform train attendants.
provided with d supply Of iced water, who will
on tie arrival Of tho various trains and on ap.
plioaton to them, servo out TO any passenger
in the train glass OF ice water at ~ authorized
charge Of one penny per glass.
The platform attendants will walk aloog side
tho train, and. as may be required, hand the
drinking water to the passengers in the car
riagas. Passengers are desired to return the
empty glass to the attendant, aeqnickly az pos
sihlr. London TupScrIpk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
MONETARY ARD COMMERCIAL.

In monetary or commercial affairs there is
nothing of special interest TO note since Our last
report Thee is no improvement: III general
business, nor is the stringency in money here.
abouis absted any. In Baltimore and New
York the supply Of money is quoted very sbund-
ant, the quotations in tho opon market in the
former city being 4laG per cent for primo mcr-
camille paper, and in the latter 1a2 per cont OF
call" The rates for gold remain st ] per cent.
occasionally advancing to /. GovoTnrEast bonds
are strong and active, with s fair demand for
the new four per conts, the most aclivo issues
being the ives Of 1881, and skies Of 1881 and the
'67s, the market being strong. Stste securities
are very quiet; Virginia consols aco better, SELL
ing at 81, against 5S3 on Tuesday, and coupons
sold at 7S4, closing firm az ISis1sa noalers arc
better, and closed at 29l s3l. karcat mortgage
bonds are still dull, H. & q. IL. =. stock selling
at So; first preferred do. offered It! ", With %
bid. Local shares unchanged aul nominal.
We quote: o., A. & Al. Is 4sa13; q. Il A. Is lat
e6; o. s. A. Gs "a GOATS; Viz. II 'ranM. 81 l0;is
104; G. 81 =. T.. 4. lst 2-4a3G.
The Baltimore Of Sun of to-day 2ay5
Business continues moro THAI. f:,i5ly active,
and tho Indications arc tha! tho Improvement
noted for sometime past will ostel!l well !nto
the coming fall. In most departments tho orders
are for moderate quantities. and are mere than
likely to be repeated as tho largo crriis nlsic
throughout the country will icrln tho basis OF
distributive demand from tho producers. The
feature Of trade il the very hoavy export move
lnent nov going on, and which is steadily III.
creasing, notwithstanding tho nnGtu ati,ns in tho
price Of grain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

Whom your horse is lame and you have tried
evcry remedy without suocess. and you dispali
OF curing him. and bcein to think 81 trading
him off--betoro doing 10 Obtain il bottle 'i
Giles Liuiment lodide Of Ammonia, and sac
lis effects ia twenty four hours. ihoar are the
kind of cases DR.. Giles likes; where all other
remedies tail, hy is the onn that never tlsar
poiuts. The Doctor will willingly prove HEd
demonstrate what he saya on appilaaslnn to
him at his Office, Isl G:h Avenue, New York.
Sold by E. 8. lcadbaater Il Bro. Sand Tor
pamphlet. Dr. Gilus, l20 West Eroal"ay. n.
Y. Trial axe - rcDta.
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s'afaE Affair.

CUMBERLAND, Mp. August %O-This morn
ing while Thomas Cook Hughcy aged d and A
Hootor Biacki:ton aged ~. both prominent law.
yors. Of this place, wcro examining papers q!
Hughey'a oilico difficulty arose, and Blacks.
ton struck Huahcy. Tho latter drew pistol
snd fired almost instantly killing BlackistoE, the
pistol ball entering his left side. Both gentle
mon were from Kent county, Md, but had been
residents Of CuTn be-land Tor number Of years.
Ruchay was arrested and committed.
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temperature and pre:sEr2
CONVENTION NOTES. .~-hii7t oi tic ,!@!2catls
to the late congressional conyantlonliava lcii
for their homes bur some of ITEM sill fpriaInC.
The streets last night were filed wish people
until late hour.
Several honfirea were kinled and aonc ire
works were let of last n!ah, alter tn nnmlna'
tinn was announced.
The friends Of Gcu. Hutton were iut''lant
over their victory aud the restoration OF har
mony.
The crowd in ;5a,cpta Hall last night vas iii
mansc, and blocked NJ all The lohbl"s, ais!es
and galleries.
At the last caucus OF the NeaIe delegates
much Dissatisfaction WAS Expressed at the re
port Of the committee on credentials ana 't:'
adoption by the convention.
It was understood that Tie action OF the ma
ority in giving tho Grst ward delegation TO
Mr.. Ncale, despite the report Of The comnlttoo
on credentials, was caused by the demand OF the
Frederick delegation, who recognizing The Jus
tice Of the Neale calm. iatlmatrd That they
would not support Tho majority unless that CLAIM
were allowed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

Mr.. J. &. s. Blackburn, of Kentucky. de-
lycred an ablo Gnd eloquent speech ut the coz
acigativc congressional convention at Sarcpa
Hall last night lie was severe in his cOndcm.
nation oi the presidential fraud but not moro
so than that gross outrage upon the majority
Of The people olthe country deserved, and every
word he uttered in reference to it found nm
approving response in tho minds ol his numcr-
ONa hcarcrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
Virginia News.

Mr.. Robert Payne Fauutlcroy Was found
dead, with discharged gun in his hand, on
his farm, in Essex county, last week.
Dr. V. Qucscnberry. Of Gordonsville, was
thrown from his buggy last Tuesday, and had
his Lex broken.
Mrs Patience Vaudevanter, widow OF ,hc
lato A. Nj. Vanaevantrr, Of Loudoun county,
was painfully wounded by tho accidental dis
charge of gun, day or two ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
atTGuisiti9Il kSGiuScE.

B0sroN, Aug. 3D.--Thc rfquisit!on of tin
Governor OF South Carolina upon tho Govern
or OF Massachusetts for tho surrender of tllt
person of Hiram II, Kimpstoa, an alleged fu
eitive from fistica Of the torG.er State, has beer
refused by Gov. Rice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
Nominations.

MOUNT VERNON, ILL, Aug. 30.--The
grce1backcra OF the l Kin district have nomiuat-
ed Seth i. Crews tor Congress-.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug 5O-lrhc national
party oonvnntion has nominated for Governor
judge +. II. East, Of Davidson county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
LNT. JOHNS ACADEMY.

~
The PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
for tho fortioth session will begin on MONDAY,
September "a, 81 Q 6. n. New students who
hayo ontorod or intend ontoIng and old ones
who desire REORGANIZATION, are expected to be
present st that time.
The regular school exercise will begin on
Monday, September 9TH.
RICHARD +. CANINE, AM,
aug 35-3. Principal.
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Fire.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug. 30.--A fire al
taymord, N. H., last aigiIt. destroyed hotel
tho railroad depot and freight office. scycra
stores; AID one dwelling house. The loss l.
SIC, 500 ara tito insurance $ll SEQ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

Dennis kearney msdo his threatened political
speech last evening from tho cast portico tho
Capitol at Washington. Ho uttered his custo'
mary denuncistions Of bondholdors. and said q
revolution is about TO take place in this country,
and tho workingmen arc going to win if they
very high opinion Of President Hayes, and dis
piscs Tildcn, preforring Butler to either.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

SUSPICIOUS CuAEACTER.-~h tramp naEnl
Frederick Richmond was arrested last night ty
tho police "a a suspicious character. lie waa
seen to try Tic deer and window OF Acton Il
iewclry store and also Of Is .!lcnget' II shoe rtnrc
lie was examined this morning ard dismissed
with orders to leave, no actual utlnnae beng
proven against him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

Jodille's Headache Specliio cGntaina HI III
furious substance, cures headache IN 3 to ~
minutes by the watch. Price SO cents IN large
bottles. Rheumatism can only be nurad hy
using Durany's Rheumatic Remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

For upwards Of thirty years Nlfa. Nlns!ow =
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. IT
oorreots aoidity 0! ;Iia stomach, f2ilGvcF winl
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dy:cntcry and
diarrhna, whether arising r0m ttctElng OF
other causes. An old AID we'll tT!e'l remedy.
IS ceuta bottlc IL I'LL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
TO Hon. AlonZo &. Cornell.

BETTER THAN CREMATIoN.-At Blsrrz
the weil.know watering place on the west
coast OF Franco, terrible accident has recently
taken place. Miss Gordon, who had passed the
winter in Paris, WAS drowned whio out on Al
excursion. She attempted without a guide to
60 along the ellis fer beyond the point marked
By tho authorities as the limit. She reached n
place known as tho Falaiso dc la Mort, ana IN
stooning TO picl, flower her loot slipped. and
she was recpitsted into 2 hole known Us the
Barbots, spot said to have this peculiarity that
at tho "a d of forty-eght hours nothing more
than tho skeleton remains of any beings VINO
fall into t. II contains mi! lions of small insects
which d YOUR tho body, and which arc called by
the inhabitants barbots, and arc by them held in
special horror The Duke do Frias met his
death undcr similar circumstances tow years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

The house Of b. H. Fox: near Waterford
Loudouu county, Was robbed last Monday, o.
a package Of money, containing about $205. a
white man who had boan staying at the house
is suspected Of being the pcrpe traitor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

Tie ROBERT pnRrNEH -~Alvcna from Ia.
tevia dated Aug, 1871, state that tic hull
and materials ut the achnoncr Robert Pnftncr,
of this city, Which was WRECKED Oh Coccoa
lsiaul, have been said. Tho anount IL not
named. Tho Dutch brig Pttronclia has been
chartered to bling OH The saved cargo for the
lump sum Of rGIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

CoMMUNIG ATED. ---pon't aSk any Questions,
but lust como at once and look at the immense
stock lust opened at lsaau Echh>.g'h, bought
for cash at tho old figures, and marked down:
way doWu. They Will be E'ld cheap and moved
quick. =,
Hay FIanncla. WATERPROOF, towels. Qn!lt1..
cloths caabmerey, sheeting. black cashluercd. and
a great many new goods. Call early and select
Respectfully. ISAAC EiClsERa,
lSucnesGnr To Saymaker 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

PUBLIC SCHOOLS As heretofore announced
the issuing Of parn,its Tor entrance toto tho
public schools will be commenced on Monday
morning next. l'srcnts should take care to
have viii, them, when thoy apply,thc cay cap
itation tax ruoeirt, IS permits canno; i't other.
wise granted to their children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
Senator SOHkI!Hg.

At Il meeting OF the friends of Senator Conk'
ling at Saratoga, yesterday, the following letter
was read
UTICA, Aug, %.
My D*sy Sir have your note saying
number OF republicans viii meet at SARATOGA
TO morrow to tako counsel together. Tbi,
seems to mc wise aud timely. The Govero
ment CT the country is passing absolutely into
tho hands Of those who SO lately sought to dc
stroy, not stopping until they had filled the
land with voc aud bur1cncd it With the debt
and taxes which now rest so heavily upon Us.
This ia not wise for any section. Raids on tho
Treasury---vast in amount and without right or
honeaty---arc mastering for the time when
solid South, dominating the democratic party,
as it will and must, shall again rule the two
Houses of Congress. Wild schemes OF repu
dation and financial chaos aud revolution hnd
encouragement on every hand, and in most OF
tho States the democratic party Is being drawn
into whirlpool! Of ialaolous short sighted
theories.
Equality beiore the law aud political rights
and liberty, which the recent amendments t.
the Constitution We're Ordalaed to establst,
arc becoming only mockery throughout the
South, and free elections are not permitted 10
several States. New York, which is the great
est commercial State. and by far the larges:
tax. payer in The Union. has vast stake 10
all these things. and the great reliance 10 re-
gard to them all is, believe, the republican
party. Certainly the timo is tit for the repub'
loans of Now York to come together in earn
est harmony, ignoring personal and minor
issues, aud joining heart and hand in one high.
lust purpose, to preserve national security and
honesty and to protect human rights. l
should like to meet you all as you propose,
but it sooms better that | remain away. see
it charged that q claim to be returned TO
the Senate has been got up by me. You Know,
but all others may not know, how tar this
is from the truth. know and feel that 1t
any oDc has "a claim on tho republican party.
am not tho man. The claim is altogether
the other way, l have been honorcd too much
and too often not to feel deep and bind.
nr sense OF obligation to the party and
also to its members, and sincere regret that
have beun no better able 70 deserve and repay
their confidence. No personal claim or indiyld'
usl interest should ogon seem to enter your con-
forenco. No mans will or wish deserves to be
balanced for moment against unity and suc'
cess at y limo like this sincerely yours,
Roscoe CoNKLING.
r., HIM bIong1 Cornell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

The market closes quiet. with no material
change III prices. Flour Is in ba!!o7 receipt,
aud though wo make no change in quotations,
tho tecling is scarcely so firm; Wheat continues
in good receipt, and prices arc firm; to- day tho
offerings amounted to 1910 bushels. which sold
1T from 100 to l07, as to quality. Corn is weak
OF, though not Quotaby lower, and all thai WIS
>5nercd-31l bushes-sod ut IS Abou! 100
bushoIg Of Rye, and lT5 of Oats were offered, but
no sales reported. Country produce IL light r"'
cript. and prices firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

ALExANDRIANs VICTORIOUS. "A match
game Of base ball was played yesterday, IN
Georgetown, between the White Stone Club OF
this city and the Columbia Club Of GenfgctnWn
1t resulted in favor ni the AicXandrlan' BY q
score CT % to Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE. MARKET August ~ -
30l cattle were offered, 293 of which so!d a. ou
a$1 80 per 100 bz; the mar ket cpened SLOW, ga: a.
it progressed becsmo moro active closlnS
good. 400 sheep and lambs sold ~ 5'acIs LOT ou
sheep. and 4isEicts per lbs for lambs 10 Mich
COWS sold at 25sS45 per head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30
g.CEAI fE&ETE&S.

WEATHER lLITIES-Aur. 80, 1873.
For ,he Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather in southern portions. otcssiUnsl t"in,
variable winds, mostly soU;hnast"-iy, st"li"n-:y
tamnnrstura And pre:sErA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

a9l 10 per iUO DE; The mat ket cpeneu s""' W" a.
it progressed became moro actVa t r ~
good. 400 sheep and lambs sold ~ 5aacls !oE oiu
sheep. and 4!sE!cts per lbs for lambs 10 Mich
COWS sold at 25s$45 per head
CINCINNATI HOG MARKET, August 29-Hogs
in fair demand and firm for good qusltIeSi com
mon 3sS3 90; light 4aS4 80: packing ioAot tol
butchers tO4$4 C5; receipts l,2oo; shipments
none.
BarT1NonE, Aug. 3O.--Virgina Gs old -; do
deferred d, do consolidated, 81; do "a series
~: past due coupons 791. Cotton quiet MD
ding l2sl21. Flour hrmer. but not quotably
arn red prime l0% alC9; do amber looal!Oi NO
rerns rod lO9s No . Western winter red spot
Aug and Sep! 1904; Oct lGa!!. Corn-Southern
quiet and steady; Western firm and higher
Southern whito jSa5i; do yellow 52 Western
mixed spot. aug and Sept 81! Oct 81! steam r
white 271a2S; do mixed 81 Penna 2hs2Gs. Kyo
steady at 5ia6G Hay unchanged. Sugar actiVe
and firm at $40! Coffee unchanged. Wh'skey
firm y! 81 Oll.
NEW YORK, August 90 Stocks irregular;
husvy Whoa: 4s1c better and moderately ac-
live. Corn 3 shade frmer and very quiet.
seXT or AEEx.aJr:S'HEts, AEaEsTso.
Sun rs;,s S Is Sun sots. ....".... Z %
ARRIVED.
Str Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk, to T. A. Reed.
Str j w Thompson, I.eonsrdtown,to ia Reed.
Str Mattano. Nomini, to j Broders IL Go.
Schr Hoen Hasbrouck, Jersey City, to master.
t5chr j A. Beckerman, Washington, 10 Amer
lean Coal Go.
CLEARED.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by F A Koed.
Str Express, Baltimore, by j Broders e Co.
;9chr w Bunnell, New London, by Amer.
can Coal Go.
Sehr II Il LAneral, Baltimore, hy Gao
WorthingtOn.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Abbio K Bently and VIM Gilum.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Bretz, and Is II Jones, Georgetown, st
Now York Goth.
Schr e Il Vreelsnd hence, at New London
18Th.
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e. has been repeatedly shown 'hat On" grta
hotter rrsults from less than iva thirds ri
DooLlY's NEAsT POWDER Than irom inlI
amo,.at OF any other baking powder IN the
world. Ilcusckecpers have found cut this
fact. and the books Of grocera all through the
country prove this iminenas popular preference
ahanlntnlu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

RICHMOND MARKEr. August g. Tho lnarE~l
is only i,irly active, with moderate receipts Of
country produce Flour remains dull ut Is
So So for fine to choice family brands. Uilor-
lngs Of Whoa. to-day reached about 'N0 bush
os, with ealos st lUOall0 for prime t. choice
white anil rod at prices ranging from 90 In no
for fair to strictly choice Light untr'nga ct
Corn and small ISLES at 03 for white. a small
lot cf Ryo brought b5. Sales Of pSno sp!iag
Cats at @3a21
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

CINCINNATI HOG MARKET. August Z9.-hogs
in fair demand and firm for good qusl'tIesi CON IN
mon 3ss2 co. light 4aS4 50: packing 4 ioAoi toi
butchers tOAS4 e.; receipts l,2oo; shlpmen's
nome
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

LYNCHBURa MARKET, aug. .9.--Tho market
IS quiet generally. Flour is dull at 8 Z3.$o.
lteceipts OF grain light and hardly equal to tho
demand, which is fair Wheat ia quoted q. f5a
l05. as to quality, from fine to choice white and
red Corn scarce at Gua62 for white. and 3)a11
for yellow and miSad. Oat: steady al 2UA2j t"i
spring, ana 30a&5 for wiH!tr Rye nominsl!y
5SsG2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

FnEDERIcKsBURaM MARKET, August -9.-The
market generally is quiet Flour dull al . Ola
Sc Receipts of w heat fair and demand to|ora'
bly, good quotations 90al05 for fair to ch"'eo:
Corn in limited receipt and moderate demand ut
5Oa55. But little doing in Oats, which are
quoted AT 25a&0. Ryo rominaly 4Sa6O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

:, CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Aug. @.-Hogs--
steady and unchanged at 4OsS4 IS; mixed un-
changed at 9Oa$4 70; light dull and l0cts lower
AZ - IoaS4 70 Cattle-Receipts $500; shipments
Guy; market voyy dull and slow; shipping 60.
10 ~; butchers weak; cows S0aS3 so rough
s See eoaS3 80 western cattlo 3s$a 60; Tex An
80 prices unchanged ct aa$4 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

FINEtJIT CAN"l -
e. FRUIT CANSl
We have in sLors and for sale largo stock Ut
FRUIT CANS and WAX. which We arc sell
ing 1T low prices.
MCLEAN Il UllLkE,
aug II lot King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

At IL meeting OF the friends of Senator Conk
ling at Saratoga, yesterday. the following letter
was read
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. August o..
BeovosTho dressed Beef trade was fairly steady
at G!a7c per III for Texas. Cherokee and Colorado
sides, and 74sS4o for native do.
Calves-Vesls were plenty, and with y mod
crate demand prices yielded q tribe, ranging
from to tic per ID for common to extra. For
grsssers and buttermlk Calves there was spe.
cis demand from farmers in Jersey for breeding
purposes, and all were quickly sold at 3a3ic per
ID, and even ut SIC for selected small lots.
Sheep and Lambs-Lambs wero more than
plenty, and closed at . reduction of ssio per 10
but Sheep wero doing quite IS we'll rs At thu
clnse of yesterdays market. Lambs sold at 81
&c per ID; Sheep at 3ls6a, Wi selected weihers
for export at bts5lc. General sales Of Lambs
were at 6S.65c per h. and Of Sheep at Asa4jt.
Hogs-The market for live Hogs was about
steady at A0a$4 60 per leo lbs for fair to good
cornfed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET.
Sugar-For rsw Sugars the market IS quiet ard
we are again without sales to report, hut wa
writo it steady, with pretty firm undait"ne and
we now quote as followa:
Fair to good refining Cubs and Porto Rico
7sa7 SIG; Cuba centrifugal 7!aS; Porto Rico,
grocery grades 7sa7t Demerarn centrifugal Z!
a1!. and refining grades English and Freaea Is
land G4sG9e per Id.
Cofrec-Thoro is nothing doing in cottto OH
the SPOT beyond supplying tho current jobbing
demand, business being restricted by the want Oh
stock, but it is minated that there ara some
sales making to arrive. though no particulars
nre given. Prices are nominal in the absence Of
transactions. but tho market is very firm in tone
and we still quote as follows, viz:
Rio. ordinary l4al4lc; fair lG1e; good do
lt4alTc; prime l7!al7lc per ID. all gold. 60 days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-30

TNAMfLED SAUCE PANS AND kET
IL TIES, SUMMER FURNACES. &c, al
IS King st--,lust received another supply of the
above goods, which we are selling y. less than
our former low prices.
.uo i i r. CREIGHTON s. SON