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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-15
VEGETINE
DOCTORS REPORT.

DR.. Cha.. NJ Duddenha.en, Apothecary,
Evansville, I0i.
The doctor writes: | have large number
of good customers who take NegetiTe. TheN
al peak we'll of it | know it is good
n~dicine tor the complains fDr -h.eh it 10
recommended.
De IL 1877
NEGrc,sE l., great p,n"ce, for our aged
10 hers aud mothers, Tor it gives them
sire n. quie's their nerves, and gives them
y lures Er. ct sleep,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-15

Trans asts siOss eonuneetlDH' oeiN~eh
L.slsvill. ssS Cecilia. Trsins Daily except
fssaays ,.
s.usrsl B.ssEer, EIIsbesLtOwn.
-. Beer. Ag.st, Beaver Dam.
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Mr.. Il. A. Taylor, who formerly
lived near Point Pleasant, but now of
Farmers Branch. Dallas county,
Texas has been IN this community for
several dave. Some ten wears ago
when his first wife died, che left an in
FAINT SON who wa. taken Ivy its mothers
sister, Mrs. VIM. Austin, To raise.
She saw. she took him with the prom
ise that she might rear him and keep
HIM as her own boy. Mr.. Taylor had
said something about wanting the boy,
but Mr.. and Mrs. Austin refused To
give him up. One morning last week
Mr.. TAYLOR wen, Ia Mrs. Austin's on
pretended visit to the boy, and left
his horse there, and he and the boy
started over 10 visit II. W. Barnes
family. Mr.. Barnes being a son-in-law
of Mr.. Austin and nephew of MIR.
TAYLOR. Instead OF going 10 Mr..
Barnes. however. he started for Texas
as fact a. he could 20, taking the boy
with him, and the next day he got on
the car- ut Buck Greek Station, on
the T.. O and y. railrosd, and went
over TO the Junction aud took the i.
and +. train. and long before this he
is at his home in Texas. Mrs. Austin
mourns the loss Of the boy a though
she had lost one of her family by
death. and refuses 10 he comtorted,
and saws she cannot bear the thought
of his being gone from her forever,
and SAYS she never can get over 1t I'M
less the hoy returns and says she hopes
Mr.. Tavlor will send him back.
On the other hand, it seems that 1t
beng Mr.. Taylors own child, he has
a better right To the possession of 1t
than any other of his kindred.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-15

DIR. Ragland's celeb ated Lightning Relief
for sale hy all Druggists.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-15
VECETINE
FoH
KIDNEY COMPLAINT AND
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

lie. horo, Me-, Dee. 2s, 1877.
Mr. Il X. svens;-
p,sr Sir had had a Cough, for eighteen
wears. when | commenced taking the Nese-
tine. Iw.sYery low my system was debil-
tstcd by disease. had the Kidney Com
plzint, and wss very nerVous-cough bad
lung. sore when hal taken one bottle |
found it was helping me; it has helped NY
COACH. sud IT strengthens me. an now
able to 10 my vo,k. Never have found any
thing like the V,geline. know it is every
thing il is recommends to lie.
Mas. A J. PENDLETON.
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The call on me in Herald of las
week TO become a candidate for Police
Judge, with tie complimentary refer
ence TO it from the Editor, induce,
me TO accede 10 the wish expressed
fearing, nevertheless, my capacity Ii
overdrawn.
Respectfully. w. III. CUsMISs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-15

W. n Bayless. LOuisville. will send on
approval 4 ply linen collars. Is cents
each; cuff. - cents pair; "Wamsutt.
unlaundried shirts, SIS cents, and other
goods in proportion. Order by mail.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-15
TINE GREEN AND BkaRES RIVER
NAVIGATION CoaPA1Ts

Passenger and Freight Steamers leave Bowl
ing Green Tor Evansville ant ard al points
Green river every Wednesday and Saturday
~ a. ", returning. leav. Evansville every
Monday tnd Thursday. at ) Pm Through
rates from Louisyilie TO all points on Green
iver furnished By the l.. r n. r. r. Co.. or.
t the ofsce Of our eompsny. BOsling srsen,
Nv. E.B. SEBLEY, seeV and Treasurer.
JNO. ~ ROBINSON, SEMI Supf. n19-ly
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Mr.. L. +. Potter. wife Of our fell
low-ciiiEen, Jesse Potter, left for an
extended witt to her brother, DIR,
Peter Hendricks, near Dallas, Texas,
one day last week. Sine has been in
delicate health for some time, and
went partly for the purpose Of trying
TO restore health a. well As TO visit
near and dear kindred We wish her
a pleasant visit, and hope she may re-
turn fully restored To health.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-15

VLGErISE is n.urishing and strengthening;
purIdr. tho hlosd: regulates The bowels:
Quists the nervous system; acts directly up
the secretio.s; and siouses the whole system
10 action.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-15

VFGgrINk has never failed to efs . cure,
gisng tsns and strength tO the system de
bliaSed by disease.
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II. Re 'asd's Lightning Relief is care
Ter .iez, or nsI-ou. Leai4chs. Nc #
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VEGETINE
DOCTORS REPORT.
II r. Stevens. E.q -
Dear Sir.-we have been selling YOUR val
u.hl~ Neg,tIne fer three years, and We find
that it gives perfect sstisftctiou. bel eve
it to be the best blood Puriaer now sold.
Very respectfully,
pR. J. Z. ERoW y 4 CO., Druggists.
Uaiontown, Ky.
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Paducah and ElizabeihtoWn
Railroad Company.

TINE TABLE, NJ :
q. sasci Ann lsL 1870
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
Local HPaVSfias,

10 the Lcudoun County Uourt Oh Monday,
the vi OF Tie late Jsha F. Dalanv Gas adj
ritted t. probate, Col. Il. II. Du!aDy, Co!.
Arthur Erfert sid Jo!n e. Carter, esq i,
qualified as tis - culors, executing bond 10
the sam 81 $500 000-.hoh VS. acgerte3. IS
tbs viii directed without security.
Rev. Theo. Reed, rector of Christ Church,
Goresy.lie l. I'D Jun ccuriy. has received and
aeeeptei call from he Episcopal copgre galioD
al rhomasvl!le, Georgia. an expects to euter
uooD tee dicAarga of tho GuiaG Of bis new
ohargs abcu: tie Gfas Ct January.
Rev Douglas F. Forrest formerly o. this city,
but row rector Of church in E!icot City, Il d..
has been called 10 the charge e g church IL
Washington.
4 marriage license was granted in Washing
ton yesterday TO Mason E. Hsvsner and Sarah
e. Walker, beth OF Alexandria county.
There WAS only one case a. the Mayors cflics
this mornog. that of Maiinda Short; for abusing
Msggie Sum mers, both colofod who was fnei
snd discharged. None ofthe Magistrates report
ed any cases.
In smother column will be found the adver.
tisement of Mr. John q. Cogsn who has com.
meuced the plumbing business in this city. Mr..
Uogan is the son of Mr. VIM. Cogsn, tho we'll
known gss filter, and is fac mechanic.
a son of Mr.. James browns. living 10 the
western part OF the city was quite sew erely hurt,
by falling from cart yesterday evening
s telegram received at Georgetown last night
fron Harper's Ferry stated that the river q! that
place WAS falling. 1t had risen nearly thirteen
feet but the water had net done sny damsge.
The current in the river yesterday was quite
swift, and large quantities of drift wood passed
down,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
COMMERCIAL.

There is apparently s. LILLE more activity IN
trade, made so by the increased business
among retsil-rs consequent upon the spproscb
Of the Christmas holidays. In faaocial matters
Tiers is no special feature to note. The banks
are fully sblo to xccom modste all tho demands
msae upon them, and in business circles there
ia bat moderate want. We notice in Baltimore
.hsL the demand for money hiss net increased TO
srv spp' ecisbie extent, but the tendency of the
market is towards hardening. The discount
rate is quo.ed OF 5aS per cent with comparative
i linls cspitsl Offering under the outside figure
In New York tho money market continues
easy, with 3A4 por cent ,hs qaotstion for Cal!
leans. Prime mercantile paper is IS per cent
There IS & full supply Of money N Philsdslphia
sno business is dull 1T "a pcr cent for loans
srd 4la:2 for best commercial raper. Tie pro
MUM on God tem&irs st /, and the market is
very Gull with little more than a nominal bug!
Moss doing. Government bonds sre qaia. and
steady. Tho chsnges ere an a3vsncs Of in
currency 6s, snd in new 81 and d per Cts the
1873 and 1850, being somewhat lower. State
bonds sre eeuers;ly Inactive. cut Virginia con.
soils arc firm soh higher, closing yesterday in
Baltimore q. 5::S.5Es, ag@'nst t4f .53 On Wod.
aesdsy. Small herds sola s: 5;& Coupons
were also ir,aer, sad closed st 7a1 BID Ger past
quo, and 76 bid for January, 1879. feaiars were
dull and ncminsj'y A.! esk5d, Railroad secur-
tiles sre quiet. 3 & Cs E7In. shares common
selling at 9Hs "a advance of !. II. nGssas is
arm steady ct 4!}a45, End @ s A 2ls sold at
-! We quote: Q, a 6 :; s53.45; q 6 : Is
Isl ga! DO u 70; 90 s. 81 20 Va & Tenn Is 81
IS; 90 s. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
4y C'Neol ~ Lucas, s uctioneers,

10y VIRTUE OF e UECRRE OF TIE
- Co.eorsl;on Court for the city Of a)eE-n-
tri. V;Iei1ia rendered at Efe Decein 6sr tern,
1877 taeroct. in the chsncery cause OF Skid raore
W. Skiitnor4 and others tue su6scrbeTs co ~.
MSS one1s Of sale under ssid decree, will ohcr
Or /. by publ; auction, on oaTU KID AY,
tho 18Th day Of pscsn.b Der, 1873, at - Ii , in
font Of The Esrket Building, on kngal strret
n the city Ct A!s1snd,ia Va, tns following
dis of which 4 f. Ssidmo7e disd seized, viz
he. |. J. LOT OF GKOU HD with wv U
STORY ERAME IEnEMENr thereon, on
Inc est eide OF Henry street. between Cameron
r.!d Q --u straats in front abou. q feet, aud in
dey,h iE3 cet nchce.
10 2 4 LOT OF GROUND svith q TWO
STORY FRAME TENEMENI thereon, I'd.
joiug lot No l on the north, in frout abolt IA
feet, .ud in depth ll5 fset 5 lnches
No 5. TWO Uh DIVIDED THIRDS OF A
LOT Of GROUND, adjoining lot No 2 IN tie
.crih. in froht feet, snd in depth LIB feet 10.
No !. 6 LUH OF CHOU N L on The esst side
of Henry street, between Queen and Princs IS
str e,g. in front 20 feet ilches and 10 depth
us fee, ] /! incnes to an alley Is feet wide
No = LOT OF GkOUED on lbe south
side OF Queen street, between Henry snd Pat
rick streets in front ON Queen street Il fest 6
inches, aad In depth l0) teet to al alley Is fee!
wide
FERNS of Ssle: One third of the purchase
money in cash, and thu residue IL two equal
pay mects 81 six and twelve months from the
day of sale, With interest; the deferred pay
10 sn,s 70 BE- secured by the notes Of the purchas.
tbs title to tho property sold until thev are paid.
JOHN II. JOHNSOE,
ALBEIT STUART.
dac 12eots CCmm'rs of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
TET ILLIAM q. SMITH,
u EALEK II
ri. HSH a MN SeT,T

FRESH AND 5ALTED FISH.
FISH WEanE AND STALLS CITY MAR
kET,
would inform dealers and others that he is pre-
pared to furnish thern with gil kind Of
POTOMAC FISH.
st the 10 west possible price, l would call the
attention Of buyers TO tha fac. that my brand
si>nd, No. 10 MARIE! st ali times and intend
to sustain my reputation in tnet respect.
My stalls Nos. Z and 5, Fish Market, will be
supplied with fresh dsn every morning. They
will be su9erinteuded 5y Mr.. James &. Grimes.
81, and faGiles can depend On getting the best.
whether they cona in person or send orders.
Persona ct distance wanting Fresh F!sh Gun
depend un getting them packed in good order.
III AL orders addressed to VIM s. SMITH
Alexandria, Va, vii! resolve promp. attention.
mhr
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CDasMIss71N mEHCssa ss's. i
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ EOUSE.

NEW AUCTION AND CONMIS5ION
~ HOUSE.
We have opsned 1t No 20 ROYAL ST. al
Auction and Commission House.
We ere uow ready to receive all kinds Of mer-
chandse and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same
Wa think it nay prove "a advantage 70 per-
soGs who have PRODUCE Of shy deaczi p:icn
10 send it to US. Located Immediately Opposite
tbs main entrance 10 the Market on Hcyel ST.,
goods Can bs OK posed every rorniDg at public
auction. when tho best prices may DC expected.
Prompt returns made Oh esles.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
find IL to their ADVANTAGE to give Us g call.
We will attend to suctoneerng vt public sales
Of property and respectfully solici. SHARE Of
public patronage. " n En- y " LUCAS.
@-Auctlon goods constantly on hand and for
ssle. nov 6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
LOCAL NEWS.

As CHRISTMAS IS a:.-cs: i!srs AM people
VISIT TO kuuu where TO puscisse their holiday
prs5eats, ao5 naturally :cos t, the newspaper
ror such iufarnaia1, ali who haze holiday
goods sud wares" 10 dispose Of should deter
40 logger to advertise. and they Will iud nc
sure1 means of conveying Information than that
afforded by the 6 z :tse. The circulation Ut hlch
siuus the liats cl the Different railways lead
log to this city makes it particularly desirable
Il %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

Esy- There viii he SO All urusd meeting of
The l. dis Uoiou Re!iet al their room, adj 10
ivg he O:phsr Asylum, to morrow Saturday
ait ln zoe, at bait past trrec o'clock. A full
sttetdilc of .he uem ce!5 and of all the ladies
ct The city VITO are later sscd 10 their Elk
among The p0or is earnesiy rfqIcyted. b. ur.
&c; # Inc LADIES UNION RELIEF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

-
s'ssa:T arr 81 ES4d.~D+ss-s, EEC'Rs. ~.
Sun riaaa...-..-.. 8 9un .ets..:.:.........: 4:
ARRIVED.
Str Lady of the L.ko, Norfolk. to T & Reed.
+l-J " Tnon nson, Leonardso wn, to FAXED
Sir IL sttano, Cbaptico, to j Broders s. Go.
Schrs Eugie, Rising Sun. Il & Jaues and Ju-
liz. Washington, TO Agnew.
CLEARED.
Str Lady of tho Lake. Norfolk, by F A Reed
Sc5C Nhods Holmes, EsStsra port, by Ameri-
can Cost Co.
>chrs Eusio. Richmond, and Rising Sun and
Il l. James, Petersburg, by j Agnew s. Co.
PASSED UP.
Schls i.izzio Y Hall Savannah; Shekinah,
Plymouth, u y, and sarah j Fort, Philsdel-
phla, ~ for Washington.
PASSED DOWN.
Scir J Il i5o5!, Georgetown. for aohoaan.
MEM0RANDA.
Sckr ITo?schAl, hence, ut Now York Il. H.
Schr G l. fessendeu. Georgetown for Now
Bedford, st New York y.
AsuoXX
Sthr Freddie l. Pultsr. At Boston, from
Georgetown, d Z, reports while going up tbs
iachor Ill at Ct Dec IL ME weather being thick,
w"Iit Il, h;,r:. on tho Lower Middle. Stear!ag
Jsmes 3arE,n. Collins, want 10 Der assistaDca in
the baga, Of the gle and hauled her cff ard
took h-r up t. the city. Eeasi cd no DAMAGE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
q DEA-LHA-M,
% King ST.. Cor. Fairfax.
s MCSEMENTS.
HE YOUNG LADIES of the public schot
= of q laysndri. ,tf.n llu ael1 1ha 1lstrn

= Of Alexsndria respectfully ask the patron.
Bge OF the cis!z-ns to the cantasa of
ASPRiHG HOLIDAY,
musical oltersaia 'aaut. il which appear per-
sonifaa!ion OF scaoci girls with their teacher,
Hay QUEEN. SPRING, SPRAY. RAIN.
chorus Ct Deg DSOPS ZGPaYRS aud
FLO WEIR. The cantats viii! DO rendered for
the bencf; Of The public schools by selection Of
pupils, under direction OF Mis, Kata Stouten.
nurgn ct PEABODY HALL, on FRlDA Y
EVENING, Dec. -
Tieke:s rs cents; 70: sale By The pupils.
nlsh t1e Instrumental acco npalimoat. dc 7-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

20 : TH Il oTUrl t;ir = - Save ycvr
ex 6Ip,t cor $50 st tina alsrshei House cnraer,
nI:e Lhe "a yeet ,,s:1t' II slts Of CHELoT b -
TOY ) an: o;hsr goods, CD consignment. with.
cut -sga!d 20 COS. at auction, 70 be- continued
every day and Right during he hoi1sys.
arcli J'NhAh & LUCAS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT FOR Ten DAYS
ONLY.-Ws !cceg,a 'a;- Eauruiu8 Cuaks
q. The most osicCr.sel Ian6 aud design Oh
approJatioa $o- ten Gays 10 select frou, aud
wou,G ca. TIC aiterE:an Of Gus first class trade
to tuis essortGltG:. i rare opportunity. Gouds
$40 gteatiy uodtf ;i.-lr vaua, aud haEgaos eau
be had at Isaac EICHDrRGs.
Succttsjr 10 SleSuaker 20.
n. :. We wi! Base rs:r opening OF Chrit-
mas goods On next Mnuiiav uuroiDg. dc II iW
TTrs7ERS ttSrMaE HKnS It'll AND r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

WEATHER PRuBABILlrIEs.-Dsor r. IS. 1878
For tho Middle Atsnt,o States clear OF partly
cloudy 9ea!beT, no!t westerly winds, yeerug
to uortiicestsris, oesrIy Stationery ten perstors,
rising followed BY stationary e. fs!igg baron
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13


'THE FAlK.-lbn l,aes' fair, for the baee6t
of he Alex .odla Light lalsary, was closed
1T S.repta Hall, last Digbt, When the goods
le:u .iling Oh h4ud We're auc'irued CT. 4 dr
tachmcuc ct fii'eGu m.mb:rs Of the Washing
90 ga; Iptaury, u0der Ito command Ct
Orderly Sergeant Htss. cane toRa ou tbs
ssvel o'elaek irala, and spent the evening at
Tho tsir, ibey presented very neat appear.
arca, atiir;d 10. heir haa@s:me Austrian ull
idem. The m4mnc,s tf l. Aie5soa.ia com-
raDy took ch:r11 0f ;hcr " ssGiugtoo brethren
Nd sas ,Gat tbeg n}G i: tght royal lime. At
ter yilc CLOSE ii Ii: eu!Iiu sae ;here Wa3 Is
syuiai ca>c., paI,iti y,aied IL ~ ;hs young IL
DIES aud GENT laeu sulu d,ate!y eopucottd With
sne fair. lie au,ouui rca! 2ad from tue fair
has r3t y: b;en - Gnteiy &su=rteiasd, but sill
DOT fell short ci $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

From Wsshiaeloo.-Ssmu:l D. Mackey,
folen.au No. l truck Company a:s.Tts that his
msn arc s:1a!s speedny relieved aud cured by
u,icg K=er's Rouso Lument On Cuts,
BUSES, Sores, etc Hhlch occur at every fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

LEGITIMATE REDUcIIoN.-Good suits for
$40; good suits for sl2 SO; good suits for sl5;
childrep's suits for So; chlldren's suits for IS
suits for ST so at Kszeesteins 8, the
fssbi,uable coshiar, $40 7.h street, Washing
ton. D. e..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

ESCAPED lewis Pearson, colcrcd, who was
scot 10 ,he PeniteDsiary from this city last sum.
mer, hes escaped from his guards 90 the James
River aud kaoswta Caual aud is still at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

CANTATA.-The grand caGt.ts entitled ~
Spricg Ho'iiay." to be rendered BY the child.
reu CT the subo schools. will take place 1t
Peabody Hall tonight. Ihu cbldrca have been
well instructed 10 Iheir parts by thtit accom-.
rshed teacher. Mis- Kate Seou;e1blrg, aud q
fae cuteYlaiou;enC may b. xpeoted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

The MARKET HOUSE STEEpLE-Tne wood
work Of tie market hcu5e eeple having been
thoroughly repaired and The structure made
water tight, by he Committee Oh Public Prop
es,y, The outside Of the seeple is uow receiving
q fresh cost Q! paint aud presents much i'm
proved appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
IL E& "a d ga STS.
IT ' . L 4 Il s L a u + a N T .
Mr.. CHARLES JANZEN.

formerly %: he C9sn, p,!itan Hute', New York,
his taken chsrg o. !ha T;voll .te:tauranl. He
q bruu Ett rO11 Nsw York two Of the cele
bratet; paELAN BILLIARD Tables, and
connected q Billiard "a oou with tho Restaurant.
He has niso taken tho agency o. the splendid
HuNGA&l IN WINE, Waite and red, which
&c will sell cheap by the glass, bottle or dozen.
Choices! Wines. Liquors AMI Gig rs, Give HIM
call. dec 9-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13

RoUou PASSAGE Tle Washington r..
publican ssys has C,p:sia L2li.e, Of tbs
:choooer L'zzis V. I'LL. which arrived a.
Georgetown Wednesday night, loaded with
lamber frcm Savannah, reports that he lefG
that portion tie 18th of November, aud, while
eff Cape Lockout, on 'ho North Carolina coast,
90 the 2liasrapt. he encountered O southeast
hurricane. For several hours his vessel was In
the trough Of the sea, ald at one time it was a
question este whether her commander would
ruo her ashore or no.; but deeulog 1t bes; to
keen her ia deep water. he did 81. Daring The
hurroan the schocner's N zz;u boom broke,
bnrsted her ,wo reef speaker. ana broke her
c>ntro board. Captain Loies was badly bruis'
ed by b:iag pitched abou; the deck during the
storm. The fastc, Mr.. William Week. bad
three ct his ,i0s broken aud lis lett shcu der
blade dis!ocatcd by tic breaking Ct the wheel.
The cibin vas flooded. .aud N ,at of The prcvl
siors and cabin iuuitpro cl'ried a"aY. This is
the first trip tvsr made by be scbcoOer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
OYSTERS

NYSTEKS! OYSTERS
j. Z EUBhRTS
Eas established tn OYSTER SMOKING
HOUSE a. the Oyster docg and will keep con-
stantly on hand su2?ly OF the FINEST OYS-
TEHS brought to this market, having facilities
superior to others u the business. Families
supplied 1T short notice and satisfaction gusran-
teod. Prices low. Orders solicited sep 26-tf
-r-e-pJJ-ytrg II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-13
Beef Cattle.-some 700 head OF the receipts were

Beef Cattle.-Some 700 head OF the receipts were
sshiDped osst. and 100 head Of tias Illinois Cat.
te will so to Liverpool.
ooo ohseg --Ar1lvs'a sisee Monday foot up soms
300 bead moat Of which are unsUlt. Prices ars
UNCHANGED z ota:ious-sa .5o gross.
SWlne.'-Neary all the offerings of Monday
were disposed Of that day, the f.w that were left
mt evening having been since readily disposed
OF a. former rates Receipts to the number of
nesr'e 400 head have been Subsequently cold
1t sfss+ CTS, sales being recorded ut 4.44 cts,
rousn stock in most cases bringing cts, and
nrder Thera are few ]o!s left in the pens
Prospects are fair.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Dec y --Hogs-
Re,clp.>, 20 00J; shipments, 8 700; market q
.hade biaber; choice heavy. 50 75a2 Co. light,
$685. g.; pis I'D SEQ 20; al SD sea Cattle
..tesdy AID unch.Deed; shirpins. 50 30 l5;
f.. ders and stockers 50 SO 8 90 butcher, STOCK
steady; COWS So tGs3; bulls, SAP 40; Tezane,
50 :5,2 So sheep-heceipts, q 0JO; sbnuepts,
l.60O market quiet and easy 81 - 1913 60
CINCINNATI Eca MARKET. DEE. r.
Live HOES in fair demand; common, So 20 2 40;
light So so 2 G5; packing 50 co PTS: butchers,
81 1852 So receipts, 17,CSS; shipments. sos.
BALTIMORE, Deer. ls.-Virsnia6 s old do
deferred IL; do consolidated SIS; 60 I'd series
81; past cue coupons sol. Cotton quiet but
less depressed; middliDg nornnally 81. Flour
in better enquiry and market steady; Howard
street aud Western Super 275.$3 25; do Extra
5oss4; do Family A 25sS5 rs; City Mills Su.
Der 75sSS rs; do E1trs 5Oa$4; 40 Rio brands
IS So co; Patspsco Family SIS IS. Wheat
Southern dull, but not quotsbly lower; Nestn
inactive end higher; Southern rcd e5ai05; do
amber 104sl07; No 2 Penns red 1851 bid No2
Western winter red spot and Dec lO4!; January
05ss'o53; Feb lC7. Coru-Soulhern active
end firm; Western frmer but quiet; Southern
white 1896; do yellow 42is454; Western mixed
scot Cd AZ; new spot aud Dee 45l; Jan as;
Feb 453 asked steamer BIZ. Oats scarce snd
finn; Southern and Penra 1882; Western
white 3taS2; do mixed Is 80. Rye quiet End
ronsrst Southern IS 81. Hay dul and heavy;
prime Porna nrd Maryland l0sSll. Sugar
quis;; a soft f3'9s. Cctfss dull ana non ionii
Rio csrgoes llal54 Whlske7 firm St coal OBJ.
NEW YoEK Dec 10 Stocks heavy. Money
%:5! Sod iuC5. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet.
Cora quiet