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oea' 0rhht's Reception hy tho Nfkntio Of
JApun.

NApMHs
Tnsta fJaptsH} 1i'nrs, JYjy T.,
On Fridap, tllc 18th inst, lllp Distinguished
traveller, accompanied by Mrs. Grunt, was ad.
lnttctl to an uu,Itelce with tl!u Etnr,crpr al,l
Empresa. Alter Offering not merely graceful
but u cordial WELCOME to tt,e uuuyrui tho hlika.
tla addressed him III words Ut whIcl. thpfollow-
llg fs Il transIatIon:
Your nanle las hcen known 10 III fur a topu fine.
aaa gtatdel tnseo yuu W,iIv huIIlnv
lho hlsa oliGu VI President Ut tho unitsti stut"s
@ yoa extel'icd to GuE coantrYnrM spec!nl kinIne1s
siSltua t.e uhtsei Htates hu received tic kin,Inat
c!yiiittcs ffum yba. Thu kindness tn.ps su0Y, Uy
yon has a'ways tccn rrM1etnorrcd by ~. In your
cuuatFf. aHl pc0plr VI nlt Cusaea (ru xrp,Ipd anil
iahpJ 10 fecatta yaa. thrust that turing Yuur W.
e%fa aa ~ % onf eoatty ynn my anh mae tt cnjoy
aru etpcclasly gratlasd TINT ws have iur ab]e 10
10 .nt", 70 aa IT, nMnsysas4ry Ut American lnls.
thsa Uccaslon. ="
Tie ticncral replied ~ follows:
Youn MAJESTY: I al. very pru,it!ed for tho Wi.
copsu you accur4 no hc1a tu.t dur an (uT tin. vreat
klhdue.s WITH whtch aye born Fecr,yuti cySr
ss snee ,,s' sans 10 Jansn bs your noycrntnt mud
WeE9 NY conhleS. tun usAurs you thAt thts feel.
'ng 4 sec!pt"eased by tu unsted statrs; Ih.t our
neSe !a,.res Mpst u ~ w.; fsca1a IT, ary tako a
"afutedt wt4hes fur hss wetfutu All, hApuy 10 In
aoI9 to Express thar sehtt,uunt. America Il yuuT
H. sxt ~, nSsoo9 aa w alxayA avs japan sypa.
thank {our Meicsty for yuur bosuita!ity a,a Viii
yon long and l,appy reign, nuu fur japaI ptoa.
pef!ty Anu ln1aDenIcnru.
Ner Majesty tl.u E.npsess received ths lady |
. ley pleasant worls were cxthanEcJ, AZ
ee!ordlnG ~ prestnt plans ll.u sojoura In I'D,
Eu,I!rs ol The rx.prcsiacut Of .Ilr Unlteu Htalrs
Will tcftnlla1e on thc sa:h Ut AnGust.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

CHURCH DEcoRA1IoNs.-This weeks
Southern Churchmau has the following note
from Mr.. Ahouy Mclean, Of this city, 10 ROT
ercnce to his f,rmer communication relating to
Bishop Wbit,le's letter abnut prohibiting the
use Of flwcrs, 3D., 10 tho Episcopal churches !:
ALEXANDRIA, April 9. 1879,
Finding, on examination Of tho minutes OF tho
vts.ry OF st. Paul's church. that the statement
made ir my former communication was inaccu,
ratio, So far as the uae of the word "adoptod"
with reference 70 tho Bishops letter, | desire TO
ssv, now. that tho vcstry expressly declined to
determine any question Of church law connect
ed with that letter" and merely resolved, for
ressons deemcd sufficient. to comply with tho
Bishops wishes regarding the use of aowors.
co!o7cd cloths. sc. Worry truly your friend,
A. MCLEAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

EGr' EVERYTHING GOES WRONG N TIFF;
bodily mechanism when tho liver gets out OF
order. Constipation, dyspepsis. Contamination
of tho blood. imperfect assimilation, are certain
to ensue. But it is easy 10 proven. theae conse-
quonces, and remove their cause. by q course of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which stimulates
the hillary orgsn and regulates its action. The
direct result is disappearance Of the pGias be-
meath the ribs and through tho shoulder blade.
tho nsuses, headaches, yellogncss OF tho skin,
lurred look Of the tongue. snd sour odor of the
breath, which characterize liver complaint.
Sound digestion and regular Esbit Of body arc
blessings also secured by tho use Of this celebrn-
tod restorative of health, which impart5 degree
Of vigor 10 tho body which is lis best guarantee
of safety from masrisl cpidercs. Eorvo weaE-
ness and over tenson are relieved ny il, sid j.
improves 10th appetite and sloep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

YEsTERDAY.-ln consequence OF the sun not
shining out bright and clear yesterday, Easter
Sunday, bu. very few new spring bonnets
made their appcsrancO on tho streete, blu! all
the churchcs had large congregations, and 10
tho afternoon, it being warm and pleasant, hlog
and Washington streets, AID the grave yards
presented Quite On animated scene. The Sum
doy School connected with Christ Church held
its usual Elstcr celebration, 10 the afternoon,
which was we'll attended. Rev. MIR. Suter, the
pastor of the church, delivered short. appro,,
pirate address. and the singing by the school
was very good. There was 20 serv!c, 10 this
church at night At Grace Church there was
children meeting in the afternoon. at which
Rev, DIR. Sprigg delivered short address,,
bidding the school farewell, it being probably
the last timo he would ever address them: 10
the course Of his remarks. Dr.. Sprlgg fairly
broke down with emotion at the thought OF
leaving so many dear friends for his new field
of labor. There was 90 service 10 this church
at night. Ia The Union Presbyterian Church,
q. night, Rev Mr.. Gave preached very
earnest sermon 10 the yCuog, from the text,
"Remembcr DOW thy Creator 10 tho days OF
Inv youth, who tho evil days come not, nor
tho wears draw Sigh. when thou hbat say, |
have no pleasure ia them. 10 tho NJ. +.
Church, in tho morning, Rev. Mr.. Pearco
preached SERMON appropriate to tic day. The
choirs ia The Episcopal aad Catholic Churdhcs
rcnierced excellent Easter music. All the
other churches held th,ir usual serViotP, their
regular pastors officiating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14
srIy TIE WHOLE HIsToRY OF NlEDTcIy

EVeIN THE WHOLE History OF MEDICINE
no preparation has ever performed sue b mar
rolous cures, or maintained so wide {" ropu!s-
ton, IS AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which IS
recognized as tho worlds remedy for sll diseases
of tho throst end lungs It's long continued
series of wonderful cures in all climates has
made il universally known as safe and reliable
agent to employ. Agsinst ordinsry colds,
which sre the forerunners Of moro serious dis
orders, it sets speedily and surely, always re-
Loving suffering, and oftea saving life The
protection it affords. by its timely use in The
throat and lung disordors of children, makes it
an invaluable remedy to be kept always on
hsnd in every hone. No person can silJrd 20
30 without it, and those who have once used II.
never will. From their knowledge Of is COM
position and effects, physicians use tho Cherry
Electoral extensively in their prsciico. and cIer-
gymen recommend it, 1t is ab.oluteiy ceEtsin
in its remedial effects and will always cure
where cures are possible. For sale by ali des!-
ers. T. s. Leadbester - Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

CoRpoRATroN CoURr-Juigc Z. AZ Lone
prcsilmg-To days proceedings. --liooo' 8
admir- vs.. IIooff ct ais in cLancery; report OF
G. w. WattIe's. commissioner OF sale. Ii lea.
CszenoVcs cs rs W. Pages adm r and ais. !;
10 chaucc,v; rrcoi Of publication hod and de-
cree fer sale.
S. Dsaham vs.. Grojan. Mitchell & Go. :;
oss, and attachment replication to SPECIAL pleas
heretofore fled AID gcacral ISSUE pleaded Jury
sworn to try On special pleas aud verdict ior
plaintiff; jny sworn TO try general issuc and
case in progress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14
PROPOSALS..
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by Nathaniel West; 81
Airy Fairy Lillian, By the author OF Phyllis,
Molly Bswn, etc Sl.25.
1t is tho Fashion, Translated from the Ger.
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Lord Strahan. novel. Ivy Mrs. Wildrick F.;
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High Water Mark, q novel, by Ferris Jsr-
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Ali Things Pertaining to Life, an illustration
Of FAD Peter ). G. {, ty Rev Charles I. An
Ge:scn; ST.
Sermons by VIM. Bacon Stevens, Bishop Pro-
test.lt Episcopal Church, Pennsylvania; 81. TO-
The Mystery Of Life and othor Papers. by
Thoulls Parsons; 81 25
CHEAPER THAN EVER.-A full stock on
hard Of Ledger5. Journals. Day Books Medi:
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

EASTER CELEBRATION By ST. PAUL $
Cul-ECH SUNDAY SCHOOL Il no Easter cslc-
tra,i,7 =? St. psu!'s chursh Sunday school,
;oot lee. Yesterday Afternoon al cicck, ard
,caS y..:d ,prEy Interesting. The school moi
ir IN. l,n;,i,. room of tho church ct the ap-
roi1t.i hour, AID marched in prcc 'sslon 20 the
church. each cssj 10 charge Cf lis tcaeher, std
hcsdct By tteir standard bearer with the beau
,if1l banners, &C which were Inscribed the
name Of CT tie Scr:p;ufai mottoes Of lis clss;
Wien ;her reached The church, The school,
rnic- Ike leadership OF Capt. Writ, commenced
to si0g Tho Professional Hymn, lChrlst the
Lord i risen to day. assisted by the choir,
with The organ, aud marched up the middle
aisle, add fled CfF 10 casses to Tho night ana
les, filing The pews 10 front oil the chanceL
The O)ral decorations Tero superb and elaOo,
ratio, c>osis log Of csl!as, lilies 6i the MIC anu
,thtr ,arc txolics. In front OF the charc;l was
q large gothic arch, beautifully trimmed ana
lurGounled by largo evergreen crts', Wild
bell. made of rare flowers, suspended from the
centre, undcr which was base covered with
white ground, on which wGs placed tho many
beautiful floral offerings of cach class. which
was taken by ono of their members. With their
Easter contributors lin money! as their names
we're called By their rector, Rev. &. ii. Norton,
d. d. This base, when completed. formed o
pyrauij, surmounted by largo cross, made OF
callas. lilies and Other exotic tlowcrs ard capped
By crown Of rare l5wels, while on 40 oterlog on
the gothic arch was the inscription 10 white
letters, Christ The Lord is risen to day. The
exercises consisted OF the siogiug OF tho follow
ipr: Ester carol, Welcome Happy Morn
ipp:" prayer by tho rector; carol, HAL
Hrisht, Glorious Easier Morn;" an address BY
MIR. Claibor1 (who is student Of tho Ihcoiogl'
cal Seminary, and assistant to tho rector 10 toe
morning ana evening" services every Saooath.
The address was ouc that did credit to inc
young ,heoloeiap;) tie presentation OF the
Easter offering OF each class and the dIslrlbu,
lion 0! awards to the scholars for puncuai
attendance, &o, by the rcotor, assisted by tho
suneriD.cndcnt Of the school, Mr.. Jno. II.
Zimmerman; carol, Awake, the Loud IIum
net, tho Glad Jubilee" Gloria in ESc,lsls.
boucdic!iou by Tho rector, Rects'lonal llymn.
Chris, the Lord is risen TO day, The
e,n,ribu!iou Of each class was as follows: Jas.
Entwisl.'s class, $780, Birds of Promise, So. 50;
Bishop Johns, SIS; Mrs. Emily Wheat's class.
Sl3l5; Rev. j. I. Johnston. s2.6l; Young Pill.
grims, s.; Bishop Mead. S. SO; Guiding Star
SC. 50; E,rnrs:Workcrs, s.; Faithful Abraham
S.; Our Pastors class. 49, d.. Sparrow,
S5,7j; Rev. 4. II. Mckim, 81 CO.; Bishop
Pen!ck, 1891; Young CHRISTIAN Soldiers. Sc. SO;
Lambs of the Fold. SIS; Banner class. s.. 50;
Bishop White, 1888; Henry Parker, Sll,
Mr. Wallace Hocff's class, S.. making q total
tf SlO7.G5. which will bo divided with the
African and dome5!i, missions. The church
was we'll filled,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

Co!orcd Silks at 55c, 6j,. IS, and 81, and
Black Silks at G5,. 75,, So. 81. up TO So.
Our 81 and $l.25 Black Silks are "speclal
bargains" Black Crepe and Crcpo Wells,
Black Cashmere ShswIs, b,auiIu Spring
Dress Goods at Is, up to 81. Linen Lawns
and Back Ctshmerts, PER, WOOL, at sos, G2I
and 3, CARRIERS.
III Market Space. WASH, d. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

PosrpoNED.-Owiogt to the azure VI inc
Pinaiorc Company to reach here tn Two psi
ioraances ANNOUNCED for to night aDd ~ LUZ
row right have been indefinitely pGstpo"Isu,
The manager Of the company must pear Wy
blame "a the sssces of tho hall were pFepa,'eu
To accommodate tho company as anoouDceu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

P,,-sTlvAL.--Tho ladies OF Grace Church will
give a ,.,npcr and festiva' at Saropla Hall on
Meuoesu u;r;h, ions to be sent to the hall on
WEI m1 vo Tho, will have all tho delioacies
Of til? season as pfep pared sas,n evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

EASTER MONDAY has been, as usual, CD
served by the children and some oil Older growth
Tie usual resorts for tCg rolling have been
tLropped, and The amount q dye used in calor
ing the cpga exceeds that Of previous years
All have chi yed the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

TIE RlvER.-Affairs along the river are
oc;et and but few vessels are arriving or de-
parliug. The receipts Of ccal via the eana! sr s
GOOD, and large quantities ore accunuatIoe on
the wharvcs. There is great scarcity Of yes.
sell. though tho freish,s from this port are
much higher than from either Baltimore or
Philadrlnhin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

PERSONAL General field was 10
this city yesterday on short visit to MS lr'snas
lie lett lsst night for Washington to attelu .hc
session of the Supreme Court to day, Wnen 'nt
Rives' matter will como up. lie was Hs. :.
tho Midlaud depot BY Judge hooertsoo' WHO -
~ bo b;s associate counsel in the case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

VEsTRYMEN tho election held to day 10
Christ Church the Ioltwipg vestrymeo wcro
chosen: Il. Johnston. w. G.. 4eaton. .. H..
Powell, +. 5. Landbcnter. T.. i. Leo. jr., Peter
Wise, l.. NJ. BIatklord, ". j. EutWisIc, ID. N.
Rust and George Mason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

OFFICE JANNEY CAR COUPLING 20.
~ Alexsndris, Va, April IA, 1879.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
JANNEY CAR COUPLlNG W. Will be held
At tho Office cf K, kamper, No ST King st.. on
WEDNESDAY, pril I'D, at II o'clock.
40 IA I'd Z. b. JANNEY. President
I,OH KENT-THET STORY BRICK
HOijsE No 10 south Washington street,
,;essa,t residence, and ia good repair is Tor
= p,ssessiun given lst OF Asy. Enquire Of
i Hass,s ,JANNEY & SON, l45 King street.
spl4-!t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

For one of those CT Goo Hats, worth Sl.OO
aid Sl.5O, cali at the Boss Clothing House,
These Hats sIe OF fashionable style and are oil
really good quality.
sp lin W. bENDHElM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

rAPEa NAPKISs.-Paper napkins arc in ia
crossing demand. a Boston ticm hes sold some
2UO)0 OF them since thoy were introduced.
about year ago. The plscs OF u,snn tactaro Of
piper napkins is not divulgei. They ara said
10 be all imported from Japan, ba. suspicion
nravsis that some OF them sre produces By in.
rsnious Yankee paper makers. who ARC we'll
,1ntsnt to monopolizs their msauf.c:ure fer the
present. The napkins are whoies4let i:om six
/, Ter. dollars per thousand, an ara rttal!ed -
one 10 one aud half dollars per hundred. a
psrty oftHo or threu hundred can DO supplied
with them 1t less expense than would b rtqul-
alta 10 wssh and iron ssn:il number Of asJk:ns.
By their use, also the host o. hostess is relieved
Of all fear of having the table linen stolen; sud il!
An sb.en.. minded CUES. docs happen to pr: h!a
napkin in his pocket after ho mad fnsEed eat
ing, he need not sui,r any more re!nor;e thsn
4 he had pcciists1 81 apple core Or & nu. she'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

PoIlcE REpoRT.-Thiugs at police head
quarters have been quiet.
John Semmts. for druukeuness and dlsord
erly conduct was arrested, q pistol taken from
him, and lie was ordered to quit the city.
A patty Of young men for disorderly conduct
on the streets on Saturday, night were discharged
with reprmand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

For New York custom made CLOTHING.
warranted rot 10 rio, see 5. DEALHAM, e.
King g., corner of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Mr.. George i. Mar
keli, while engaged ID working a hand press.
in tho printing Office Of Hill j. Co., this mora
log, met with quite serious accldcat. Tho
lever of The press, which he was pulling toward
him, parted, few cut OF his hand, and struck
him Just above tho right eye. iLnlciiog, very
ugIy wound. Ilo was carried into the drug
store Of Janney & Co., whero DR.. Bedford
Brown rendered the necessary surgical nssls
tnuCc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

THE MARoU1s.-T Marquis Spiioc Ulster
is entirely new 10 cut, sirGle breasted, button
to the throat, with genuine buffalo horn but
tons, CAP only be had at KATzENsTEIN' Fash
iorab Clothing Establishment, 3lO 7th street
near Pennsylvania Avenue. Plics from 5000
IN So5. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

The best FLANNEL SUITS, at IS. IS. $40 and
Sl2, you will tnd at s. DEALHAMs. G2 hing
ST., cerner Of FairfsX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

My mother in law IS walking advertisement
for Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup" O subscriber re-
marked yesterday; "she recommends it very
Uherrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

FISH RECElpIs-Tbe arrivals OF hsh OF Else J,
town have been light since last report OUT IL
tbe weather continues favorable the oea1e.s
Joel f,r greatly increased receipts. Slo oH Ia.
urdsy there have been sales OF ABOUT IVY snsu
o,,nti';es of bunch rock and perch at 25l55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14
SINCE many Alexandrians and virslclans

SINCE many Alexandrians and vireinianS
uonarsIIv will spend their money 10 Washiog-
I'D ,,asit;ue7v pay moro Tor garments than
TO- TO- , r IN be procured here, will psy to any
narson buyiog firm ne. bis expenses TO s.,; a:r
ugton, for examination, 10 bls Go'r o,d;narv or
.!oo' su e,a \, to quality aud Manufacture
Ss'c' ee ,So ohecarst will refund the money
are not :'0 8. DEALHAM.
,,-,u g. Kiis ST., cor. Fairfax
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

For Gno pobby suit Of CLOTHING see s
DEALuAM, G. King ST., corner Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14
LOEHE .ERESTT{ES.

Shad are being csuga: il gill nets OF The city
front.
The s!eam;r Mystic is lying al tho ship yard
undergoing repairs.
Planked shad parties have commenced. Ono
Corcoran.
Seven colored people were baptized in the
Potomac at one o'clock yesterday, at the usual
place. of Battery Rodgers.
AS will be seen by their notice, ,he stockhold.
e:s Of tho Janney Car Coupling Company will
hold meeting in this city on the 23d inst.
During services in the NJ. e. Church last night
some excitement WAS caused by tho isinting of q
Young lady, who, however, soon recovered upon
baEg taken out
Attention is called to-tEe advertisement Of the
sale of Rich mond county land. which will tax @
in front of the Mansion House, in this city, TO-.
morrow, at o'clock.
Mr.. George II. Kamey, Deputy Clerk OF hlex-
sndrs county. on Saturday evening received a
Telegram announcing the death of his father. and
will be absent until Thursday next.
Mr.. Angus! II. Feuchsel, formerly ofthis city.
IL recommended for tho position Of Commission
or of the Revenue for the End district of Prince
William by writer inthe Manassas Gazette.
The Washington Republican says: General
Hunton having boon sppolnted chairman Of the
House District Committee. q legion Of Virgin
isss after Offices under the D:sLric. government
is daily expected.
The contract for building the dwelling: al
Spring Bank the estate of Geo. Mason. esq, hEs
boon awarded to Mr.. Benjamin +. Dudley, Of
this city, who will commence tho work ut once
The old mansion was destroyed by !-s last
winter.
at the meeting of the Dsirymon's Association
Of Washington Saturday nighs resolution
binding tho members Of tho association not to
purchase milk from sly ono who sends il to That
ci.y snd who sells IL for less than eight cents per
qusrt, was referred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

FoR BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS. PIE PANS
Orster Cans. Cake Cutters, tin Toys or any :,
hing 10 tbs tiuware line, call on Stansnufy y
Rro'. corner King aud Columbus sls. DEC q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

The market opens dull and neS'S' W." ,''n ,.s
offerings and littlo doing. FioAf - "n nr
nominal. There wero no choita one''iEo "
Wheat and small sales of indifferent "',' ',','.
at lO6 and los; we quote Lancaster \! $780, 80.
t,orn ia dull. with light ssles at d. Moth. ~
doing in Rye or Osta. Country produce scarce
and quotations remain unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. A.,!l II, 1879.
For the Middle States northesIy wlnaf, rccr'E%
to easterly, fslIins barometer, lo'si1'y pfccceu'
cd by slight ,i:e stationary temperature, M
cressing c!oudineaa, followed by occasionsI llg1;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

>>il 14.-Stocks active h"nfy
NEW YORK, Az heat steady. Corn dull
G Flour quiet W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

/ PHILADELPHIA, April l4.-Cat!le dull; re-.
ceipls 20; good &c; medium 5aj!c; common
=. Sheep dull; receipts, 7eCo; god GsCsG;
IA. IN 5isGc; common 9ts5c Hogs IN tsls
medl- :. receipts 1900; good tsattc; medium
htmsnd, N &c.
&c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

hNE BBL CHOICE SUd.
~ eei7ed today by
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PORT OF ALEXANDkA y. % 49, . 6 a
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

BALTIMORE Ap. 14-Virgnis Cs deferred = !;
do consolidated OK; do ID series 42s; pest due
coupons s22. Suesr quiet; soft SAT-. Cotton
firm and quiet; midd!ing ila Flour gun anu no
S3T5: do Extra 4s$4 IS; do Family 4 75as5 TO;
C Ci Mills i Super 5 25as8 Is; do Extra 4 Z5a
81 60; do Rio brands 8 5Oss562s; Pstarsco Fan.
iy rs. Wheat-sou,hsrn quiet and steady I;
Western steady; Southern red lloilil 90 am :,
Western winter rcd spot and April llviallt;
My iiisallI5; june lllisll2. Corn steady /;
south ern white d6a47; do yellow AK .44 We les
ern mixed spot and April 4Ss4St; May a3la4s! !;
June 4Saa4S5 steamer al. Oats steady sS"sn,
81. Penns SOa23. Ryo quiet at JSsG0. Bay
quiet; prime to choice Penna and Mary land ia
SI2. Coffee steady and firm; Rio cargoes orci-
nav 10 choice lOalG Whiskey dull at C1si VA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-14

1oST IN AIEXANDKi.A APRIL "A 1917;
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