davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-04

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for rco-
ord Friday, scpt.t 0;
%s!S i, :sis:! \ XIII, u x. IT, i%li.a D.
cS:s i. " u isj1.si; !: 's
10 r. .!nt.l Aux. - tJVhm II: ltubnson "
Mill! s%?* !. AMi%p!'; III :" ul 81 ia3;isa e
4. &. iHtu'l haat. tAu4ualo Alei 10 Joshaa
I49l Xp[II@ !iisrSsftM, Tssa !" liz Fit ~,
,ATil ltan;;M; E.ie ss.ia y si. i. iisvsfnMn!: no
s;t NJ \; s,!i5 MA 10
Ssr:y y, q; 81 81, ax ''
w r. ;ntNM AMx u tut'asa Ut nas1h 1ae to
ssss Mil + :"i y;;;n;!S :s p0'
n nti t!stT t1" Ann j. tA and H. H. Huntingdon -c,
wS.i THU Il, i II Yaser. II I; i. ;siGy w
sr rssh sshst f s:s Esp. tlo'ua oo
"s5fS at*t as s. y H. hS'a'% atta ". il! T. f'.sa
''sn! WI: a'i.&isa l. &s3stlas sl%
sShs,i nSs's' Ss ctff T iats &tTis ~ sxvES
AlLEs " 1ME rntH1-ilntsE,
ssa s,s ss r. = 3 3 VI Wisbt, HE'S, .v,
sop1u w rTf ka STs y ,,x wEH mags
SSSi$i aa;s ssm " &. - and e. T. aSesos
TO T. Z alnrnHl. ,.;..........,...,,,:.;t 1M
F:ss;;fS|f Il !; .as iii si's l. s5i
wsss = 81 = Siff + iiHifs %rix ni;i IL sewn
,,....,,,, hlhxa " rlln rIItnr-lIUllsK:
Fn!st!sia ny, w cor OF C9rtlknd st. of.%EHx
~ " 4 a+'.1' /. .aI as5
toCsJ' Aaublclou}. .,....,+. ,..t.,,......,,tt 7M
, 1880-09-04
THE BRIDE OF DEATH.

. FoT 1As f'heapo TftbMNs.
With snow-whItu ilnWcrs In her Y0l.lcn hair,
a sud, sweet srntio upon hnr wllxu,, fHcu,
Bho lies ln frGMctl bcaGly, lulG a1ld rare,
ln Deaths embrace.
Ah! yelled forever aro her glorious eyes,
Aud 4nne forever Ia hpr fHlgrInt BREATH
And lku fruzen l,tauty thHro sue lies,
Thu brlll0 Ut lleAtl.
Death saw her III tho xlory nf her bloom,
And To hMsclf ha sl.id, "ThoM Shnit ba nllro;
III crown thet A8 my QucCIl, unu III tho tomb
Thuu shalt reulthu."
Alasl our darllnx's t.sco grew thin and white,
An1 llkG DrDktn lily low ktle luy,
Z Until. onu still aud bnllby buMmor'a night,
bho passed away.
{ W0 did not sec the fnntoM ut her he'd,
Although our darling sWw II eyer nenr;
Hut, with u sud, swcgt alnle, shu softly ynId,
II do not foar."
6he did not fear tho transltory pain,
N1t win SultlD u rDlcu Dur'tlArltlg died,
And ~ tho hl,Oui Of nInidenhood t,ccnmo
uoatA'b peerless bride.
s, ''sloux" DuuHAxnH.
, 1880-09-04
1l1lEh1]SFrfJFFS,

FL0U1l-WAa slew and casy, buyers Fny1nR Tint
holders wore mutc nnxluns TO rsnllzc. About tlirce
lots wDFe hken for export, d Tho 1ocnt tssl1a Win
very qnet+ Snlus reported pf lU trfs NIlttoEa
md ~ trla rpr1ns cxtrAa IN private ternls ADNrs
douho ux.ru. At ssua7..s. tile nusI.Io for patN,Is.
TDn1, LIEU brs, E3pHrt ilnurB quoted nj ftg03
i13 fur Eouu 10 chntcD extra.
0rlsEit AftttsTurrS-Wer0 In falr demand md
aacaay. sacs wrrc carA bfnr nt shD0; chrs inlt-
dlfnss nt tls,NrG.i; er wtlcut screenings 1T :stU.
cnnssu corn'lacnl wHs nominal ut $lle5 per t0n Tn
si'ltlNu W1tEAT-Was n,odornte1y active md r.
rssnn.'y shn r r1.s ws % nn fH.I' Ass"M s Is e
ry @ s,e s s5S 9t.s ssSw ~ e Hisit xr aS 3.
sS' ~ a saSs'1S 1:st;
S;Ys SsstS4 ysx L ; H in 5 q. HS 5 Mill
IEs ens,ca . p?syent III ,iseli.,s hs 10 saiisiai
:%s II s
%s'ss III ;si, sxss TtsSs s ;: ;!,
X X ss$: @ Ss Ss';s
s, /. tS ssy :; e H.
is Il Ss IL @ j Az yys sy9ys. ts ssr ,
sr"Tsaest i ys,ssa sSe. seiiHsd i, NJ,
fsss.ss e. ~ ss'S s'o.nx IT II ss'Si
:a. ssS nsi M 81 Ys s., ~ s i; s:}sta ss Is
y b :,,s AZ AZ a 4! o. , n Yr o Il? S S s NJ %a W W. Il
i" sss wHfS wnns9 !, , nj Il, ,co
VI -: Tit Iits sssss u ihs isSsr ft"!ys: Tsss
s ,{'s " ss \, & Il f%sss ss iii ~.
:;s II VI ~ i ~
NJ $ { M assls; sSd t,'a ;.
S s W s aS ~ nrs. S :Tsi's T q Si'!n:
s; S s,SS %'s& ;!s .s !,| Nh
ts,hS hS@@na sndsrtSiy att!vs. lit sou,cwint IN
s.n ts aa r. t,c% ~ 'sf i w ~ sTksa 5 M;s G'1s . vi Il
, 1880-09-04
STATE COURTS.

Jerome l.. Hill md Robert ". Nesattt began q
suit yesterday for Il ,00U against John c. Olsen
and Atolph Nlckc!sen.
Elizabeth DagomRn. oxcoutrlx OF Gilbert GIL
borg tacccasctl, began MI attachment s,t nHtinst
John c. a.ll Elizabeth @. lless!cr to recover ST.
"17.W.
1tnbert Lorimcr commenced n suit iD c!cct-
mcnt 1g1!nst sg!n',el y. mn, snrah g. Kcsler, G.
EphrnIn1 Ruth, lid E,igonp Ktngs1Iury. md +.
j: nnl Currie vRn slyke. to recnver. possession
Of u lot OH tho southeast corner Of Wabash Ayo-
n1o and Sixiy-trst street, arid fronting seventy
four feet on tho nyenne.
, 1880-09-04
DIYOlkCES.

Florence Il. 1'rotcau fled a hill yesterday
against her husband. Joseph Trotca,,, Claiming
that ho took French leave OF her In MAy, 1873,
and has forgotten to rcturi,.
EmIllc Noth MISC asked for a dlvorcs from
Johann Roth on tho snmc ground. alnl Charles
Powell frnn, Mnry Powell. als' for tlrserttnn.
Aud, lastly, Lizzie i. lsnhnsou shnrFcs TINT
1nnrrtngo in lb7h hns l,ecoine confirmed t'runk
nrsl, ind refused to support her, nnl ahtscinma
she ought not to lie compelled to support him
any longer. ,...
1utge jameson yesterday granted Il divorce tn
Rttin T1puwsGl from Lnkns Ilpowaka on tho
ground OF cruelty.
, 1880-09-04

BALTIMORE Nd. Bapt. a-FLuuR-pall ana w. ~,
Western superape, a0i e1trn+ 67s3Lo 'A'''''
tk158aM ,, hul
lower. closin9 a9e,r nv ~.
dFmer; Western winter red, spoL slNuA9!uh. -
ts,ubar, q October. ti.ot6lU4 Fofeu - -
Il WJtal0j jocenlbss, tlt1>t4lo7t cosn-Me, asssm,
htxhpr and arul Wvsturn mixed, spot ana esa a,.
bes, t1AE5s7tAuj QclubsE &2Aaa@soi hotsaiPs' S"s~
, 1880-09-04

Hiram Tucker filed n bill yesterday ngn!nst tho
payson Manufacturing Company to prevent 1t
lrom using his patent for a new and usoful mnn.
ufncture of iron ortnnlcntc1 IN Imitation of
VIII 1e, oas1gno1 T. 10 Ht tho Tickcr Mnuinntrrjiir
Company, OF DOstuL1.
, 1880-09-04

hoo FfsDDUCrH-WcTo rntheF rnnro hotvo tfinn
tho prccchna ttav, md qulsa Irregular. rturn wAs
somo anxiety ~ tifs h,ors IN nrk for this mont nnd
mkt ntitfcr which prices nsnn ntlsaucc, slHlt park
touching fl7tE tho highest point known In snvrrnl
ycara. New pfrk was en*Ior. thnnsl rntnr iuscrip-
tsuna Ut 1i0Ha worn quoted trn,er. lard wns snn-
afa oy nctrr, Int fell Ufr III sr!ta ut rbpnrlod nd
vance Of G IN Liverpool. antl tito rnnur t1.nt lnrue
percentage nf prcsnt stack ID Under Cttrnct To
nnvo enat. Maats worc nttmruny nulct and ttr.'ly.
Th0rG wcrc h.wGvur, tniHtntirnn Ut fair dnnnrlti
III re!vno vaJ for meats to be dcltygrcd during tho
coming winter.
ApclRl rcparts to tho Cincinnati Prize Current show
tls number Of hugs pnrkcd IRON, March 10 tntc md
tAtest nil daics ut tho undernpntonUd plncuk. with
ul..a f.tltl
, 1880-09-04

Tho following wcre tho receipts ana shlpments
Of tie lcadlug articles Of produce in shis city
, 1880-09-04
LIVE STOCK,



CAI"rl.E-Ther0 NRA continued activity In tho de-
mRMd fur tho butter Irlltes And, tlia supply ten8
light. lherU wns furthae HARDENING OF IrictB In
comparison With Thursday IN improvement OF 30 waa
npphruHt Which tnakes an advance stnce Saturday
last ut .S9s0c. 1h1ppeB paid $5oostU for con,tnon
" ef'ulco ptaers Weighing from lau 70 l4 lbs who
grudes goud enough for uxInIrtsrt' Nere largely
taken nt AN>ab.1 Thora sale by Convor i'rt,s.
Ut two fua'!s NJ $aE Low grhdcs HBFu atan In good
AnuaDd n'a su.oh Ar. but lIsy without further
ndvat,cu. Tho reeulpts Of Texans. Wusturns. una
thin Haa(res were comparatively light, aud nll NDEu
takon at you'd tlsurot- III thoso descriptions the ad
ynucO for thg WoGk amounts 10 2l83ao. Mich cows
In go0a dou,and. And. buing In light supply. sold
stt0ng, quoted u ENU<A tOIl Esr head
QUOTATIONS.
Extra neovos-flFnIe4 stuuts, weighing 80
Ch0!cp pHeayes-FiMs iatMe.i .iorniod Steers
0pul l!egY0.- clt-fattpnea slooEs, wolGh-
lH l.ED lO l34 Observation-Disclosures 4339kN
Inv .VIiS aa4D
1luleEars stock l'oof 10 C1nIlnnu aeeers and
culun0n 70 choice Paws fur city daughter
HvtkaHx &I 10 lrtu tuns.........,.+s.....,,,A AH434A
1ssa. !. IT, ~: aa% aS%
iastos-i skt lid Til; co1s, holiot;, stax:
Rpk, And k&sslaN1x 1tcerb l1931A
, 1880-09-04

1torsford's Acid Phosphate In Nervous
, H. ErostrAtloss.
AIN uaing IIosfords Acid lhnsptatp In q case
. Of norvuus prostitution, and getting Il Hnld III.
! suit already, q, ", FulSuIE IL n
QAASD NAp4ps, Mich.
, 1880-09-04

JUDGEMENTS.
ttSurEnron uHr-CoSrEss10SH-Fc -Fcr1l!nnud
1Iackbarth V. Mnrgnretha 1trnkman, S510.G0.-
John West et nj. v. Hugh stnaer, sfl0.
, 1880-09-04

Ntrt~rEN-Ncmnns us last quAtcd Thtro Il not
nn0ygh acalrnuu lMGu butfHr arriving 10 tueet tho
dUnail, md tho narkot IL kept bafa. Must Ut tho
rucupls ut luwpr KrlOs A!s0 IA Ea!u ON thu say Of
arrival, Had a. gu0d pslers w contIuu tu quote
fouws:
G!samet5 ~ i n 4
!Ah!H rhGket ktEt
tneAuS s"ch..s.ts.t+ OLA
NW
uAlatAN-Jobbers 1epork u much dulaH Us Il
uAuu ~ tlu scnsu,,, md ut tic lauy rrHcud prices
tho tuno Vt thu sunrket 1ana!As stuauy. We teprat
out i(st;
stark.....,......,,u..n INur!nps. ! + 8 bu.l1 all
tlstsE ,Cr1uk''.'""..'. !u,,hts. a1sly aiSs!!H
AMnrtrasl,. Wuiii s.cks.......;H Ill
cIlEESE-in this market thoru Nsru M changes,
tFices tiru1y suportal b1t fir full csrnn, uni
part aklsa. tho teMlund, for tIu!u past, OK.
csudlns The supply, W. assan 9aot9s
,a!t
VII hhll "
AsoH RsnAosssst 70
CoAL--l.ucal buyers NcEu ordering in u small wny
only, but thesa Mas cunilnueA llbosal mayununt ii
country po!nss, and thu urkot Fsuiulivd steadY AT
tie pr4cus xtven below:
hanka Sno
seE ena sSnto: @
,E!o NN4 nttGt wv
t14nuWn 2
!eu}nbHl. An
w t.''"'+'..sss'' '.s..s'. s.'.','.'s%s ~
maAH4 ulOce A
tW
Et;HS-Me5o ateat1aY ~ ~ 4issfu for fsUstt lula.
durs VERY u!iod u tho fIluwinx gunlRtnl.s:
WAllepk1. NO. t1'ktk.4..-...-.s,.,.,,b ~ u Nv
, 1880-09-04
MINING NEWS.

10 The Mining I'ffss Assoctatian.
NEW Y0nK, Sept. :l-No tnnrkcd change nt tho
Mining Exchanges ta-dhy. business was gem
crNlly light. Tho closing nllntatlnI,s Weru:
, 1880-09-04
LUMBER.

LU1AlNlslfs
Tim cns1to tnHrkct Illet md steady. Tho oacf-
in9s weru Rinnil. consisting Hf sir heven loals,
which werb sud. Tho yhTd dealers taking tho
offerings iast ns they G1ln prGr!G dock r0um for
them, und II IL claimed tint c0Cessions hAyo boon
snndu lnrnx tho wGck, Gcct,ilnt OF tho irnHginR
Stata nf thu market. tnth ateady md shingos
tlrul, tIo receipts mt bo!.Ig hoavy. Quotations,
!TsGii CntlinM ahetl.. !l N!!M
Green mud! su 1tiM
tireUn I.Htt Gt1 lall 1bAUl
NtAnunEtl tlltliK!uB++ 3!M
sLM " su
ihtlt...t lHa 70 Lila
Tho Iugt urnnld Is fir AIl1 orders pouring Ia
ff'l III parts Ut tho WGst. The quotations arc Io-
I,eniett buIuw: +.
First md Hncand Ggnr, !noh. ...f &7.Dl
First md kGcs,ttM clear Ata lslCh......+.. &hn
E!rst nnd sscHHd clrnr. H44ah tHch...+.... %ttl
fss @ and ad" sosoi voar toua ncii;. @
tirrt nd ssc'nsi sisar ro:ssd sdii,x '.,.... %ia
E!tnlil.ih srnss9!t BiLiK ,.......:..u...,.. la.n
ttUnrlttu, rpu4f cuIitii0h drBBAe ,,,,,,,,,. 8LuI
lux -h.,nI.e. u Inch md upwards. t0&EtDi
stuck boards. hkIl! tnc, rGA1h. Atnk&t1In
II KtNGk hnnr,Ik, hlbH lncl....,..,,,,,t... ILulalO
xck htnrtB. Uta3 xkkt37.D
EGhcHH, frst !ISGAtlW
FriEnH. M. dtAllRl
G,",'"i, toart!s 81 j, ii asi Il i;::..
,iasnsis,a st.,is tG isvi Gs
'rler, 4xt III s1H nGlAiTU, IS 1t undor,.. llI@!a
l's.kcss. fut. r0u.iIt uhl KooI. 1An
s!sscs .I6ti.li and ohoicS aSs6 rs
shiinx: shinss: sta ss ss S Is
, 1880-09-04

. United Statos t0nls wero stcatiy Mt tho fol-
lowing figures: Dlatrict Of Columbia HG3s, O!A0
100; lis, 10tHGnl0ss;; Is, 1oaH0lG.A; A.is. ll0!10
l10:s; Is, 1lD1ll0s.
We :soto sales of $4,000 city u Of '05 at 1alh;
$1,000 GoDk Atss Mt ill.
Foreign exchange ID quiet at former aintu-
tions.
The enn Francisco H,1tetin OF tho 9Th giycs
tho prt,luct nf elovcn gUld mines for luly re-
ported to TINT nlicc nj sl;s, 100, and Of thirteen
Silver mines Mt Si.N,5o0. TIC HulIettna statistics
for tho first seyun months aro rs follows:
, 1880-09-04

TosnlRrnt .EM,sat.tb 1l4r..,0 igh,sxa.s,
Jllu following tlHuros show tho Imports ai,ti
exports Ut ocfcui produce l'tu md frJln tho
Uhitcd Kingdom since hnrvcst--vLz.: frt,a tho
lst 0r Scptomber t0 tho n!l,ll0 ot August, cpn-
parc.l witt, tho corresponding pcrlu.! III tho two
l,rovguus stuso1,s:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21
CHRISTMAS POUND PAETI.
IlDIpS' UNIpC 2RLIHR

LADInS' UsIoE 2RLI1R.
There will % y Christians souad patJ t1r The
poor 81 sbs LSdies' Union 1aiist .ooza.
Eola.ions CT E,ocsrisA vegetable. sld Il sass
will DO received BY CON mites OK thu LADIES' on
Wednssiay ne1i, DEC. ga, between shs hours
Of 3 : II. ard ,. "A. AL cixEss OF oar cisi-
zans ara ealisd upon 70 AID il thI aSors 10 Pre-
vida CariEtna gift for tia Daaay poor families
in Gus midst who ara slfsrlss for .ss cor1noa'
es. Eecssariea OF liza 4 si2Els pound Of any
kild Of food viii bo acceptable % thai tho COCA
sion will furnish q opportunity 10 those in the
mcst moderate Circumstances % contribute
something. Parents sro particularly requested
to Interest their children sad to futlisa thsn
with contributions. There coalo Ecarcty Be =
bsttsr opportunity to ssteh tho little oses leasons
OF self denial for tie good OF othera rad thsrs
are few csildrsn 10 comfortable circumstances
who would not rasond with sanerouS cathuo
Siam 30 az appeal from is.hos OF Eaotaer TO
spsre . dine OF Two hota tasr Chrssaas money
for sryar o. cofse for tss poor children wac
have nole OF tia comforts 70 ahish thSy ase 90
accustomed that tas3 cAAss. realiSa tas ab.
salcs OF shaa- We hope ACs will DO S very
senaral rsIooEss TO this effort uksa Mill gladden.
many an otharwi,s caes,le.s GAri*nss dag TO
tina poor of GU. town. BY osdss Of Bo@a
q L. It. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

SABBATH BREAKING. Rev. W. S. PeDiek
4 tic B,p.is: cu:eh. took for the subject o.
ii4 discourse or Suodsy night last sabbath
!,-a:kia; in Aigx,ydria,' and malotainsd that
10 toysa rhsc!v,rcc CT the Lords Day 10
,hs c;,y wa highly delri@eotsl 10 good
c:afal- II: a.;ed that restaurants. cigar
s.3!eq cr,i o:.er places CT traffic .ere 0peo on
iso S:ibath day, and such & state OF Thugs
cuel: n9t % e1js. 10 Christian community.
lie sat; ,hat iho:o Violations Of law must ss
kgoxa :, H. sutao,i,icP, and if. a, be vas
Izio1mra, there vac DO corporation l:T to
rasch The G!f.cdeIs. tho State lss oas h! to DO
ralcrccd. Ho hoped tho good peoplc would
remember AID $50 to il at ths next election shst
men were selected who would onso: measures to
put stop TO this growing evil. Tho preacher
also gave prof.s:iag Christiseu several rsos
By telling them thst they were 10. tscs
rom blame if they ,r.v:lsd or v!siisd 'h.lr
neighbo:s ca Su&';ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21
HOLIDAY GDDRS.

TERISEMAS BALLAD At Et.ESuiv'!,
" Nc. 100 KiDga!.
Mary had little CAKE,
IL lee Was Waite ~ SNOW;
Twas fsir to sec and swes. 10 ..;.'.
For Brengie makes them SO.
She tock the cake to school one day:
It was against the rue:
For children oil Iowa Brengia's cat',
And taka bite in school.
And 50 the teacher took the cll:;
And eat it On the sly;
And after school, vita soleuc f..e,
Shs told the child C. lie.
She said. the mice had o.. the caIn
And thought it very nice:
Thai all Of Thorn tina: tasted i.
Had turned 10 candy mica.
The candy mice tbs windows sho~
And tempt the boys to break.
Were Just the very little mic,
That nib5led Msry's cake.
But Mary WAS not fooled q. ell.
TOO thin" Was all she spske,
The teacher quick to Brengie's sk!pJ3!
And bought another cake.
And Brsnrle has lots OF such Cakes "a hand t.r
Christmas. His CHRISTMAS CAKES. Back.
Fruit Pound, jelly and Fancy. Ora smen:al ani
Plain. are cold cheaper than they can DO mara
factursd ct home. Also Cream Puff; Ta-.9 snd
Pastry, Candies and Tatfy Of all kinds. Pics o
specially. Fruits, Nuts, Oonfsc!iola.ia5 Caro-.
mels and SugAred Fruits. He furnishes tho b!s:
OYSTERS and oa.e:s for families and enta-.
tainmenb. decl5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21
Alexandra Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
LOCdL BREVI7IES.

Tt-ds;-ha shortes! il to, yaa7, socosdlts
to the chronological tsb!en.
TIE schooner Annie Gibson 10 0. the ways
st the ship yard undergoing iepairs.
There ware no cAsas E. polica hasdqu.r.ela
this u olning. ,...i
Mr.. W. g. Greene snd family of Opellke,
Ala are here on o visit to their relatives
The steam FIRE ergine Hydrsulior was engaged
today in clearing cut the waste pipes st the gaa
works.
The Sunday Schools OF the city are s,kins
preparations FOR thsir usual CArie4Mss oalsbta-
iions.
Freight traiss, il il nsis,stssd. WI ooEesnss
rnuing cvor taa Charlottesville s.d Rspitan
Brsn:h CT tho Virginia Mialsea Railroad IT,
moyr0W.
The funeral OF Chaslss Hssr5, eolsa7a. who
died Sstsrdsy last, took pisaa 5e'sa.da, alter
hoop. sud VISA ATTENDED By the oslersd Msso5s
of tho city.
Tha Amstsur Thestrical Troups OF this city
will give an entertainment st tafsrsa Hall TO-
night for tha baneat ct tho LeeisS Union Rs-
lief Association.
Mr.. J. T. Crunp dcira n stssaa that the
young man who Was axoEarsasd ftoa tas charge
denco against him, wsI nospJsnss T. Crunp,
but James Fl CruR2.
Mr. D. a. Windaor. ahsrrsAa Of tAs read.
ulster executive committee Of this city, will
leave hers tomorrow no,ains Tor RchRoad 10
attend confersnce CT his party in Aas city to-
morrow night.
Msrrisgs licscsas Rara is,e>d 10 WAshiastou
yesterday to CHARLES NJ. Ha,risos tsd Anais
Amelia y pson. both Of Prisss Villa e5sosy,
Va; Eli 7. KidEsll, CT Fairfax county, Va,
AID Ssllia E. Thosss, Of WAshios.oo, Ssaatl
Fl. CT, Of Challa, county, Nd. and allie. n,
Lambert, of Prircs George county. lid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

tbs SNOW STonM.-Tho predicted snow
..r7n ssfu.k this city from the ccrthwssS aooat
,,ey,a o'clock yesterday morning. ard ooHsln
~. s.; h sight in.crniseioaa, a!! day aco sii
~. ach al day 10 dag, coyarioZ tho erouac
.,af Nh 81 about Twelve inches, makingl oas
T., >e.ylss: Sow storms that has visited
~. lie IN siac, January 1866; lndsed so1e
a-P nc, 1856 A.; nv trsios ever saa VIZ
~: NiG,.uG. A!ezAnltis eEd Frederick ebCrS,
-! Hgqaice;2;, zad j. Oaio Rsliesds Tors
r.7:r.l haur; "a. 10 arriving a. aud departing
.-7n t. n;'y The passenger trs:o oFsf the
I;7sisi, Midland road, shich ought to ha7s
rnaohcd ie.e 6: 40 ibis morning, cWiog to the
10th Of Sow uocu that road, did ret srrlve
.7,!a uatii II o'ci9ck, and the passenger tram
ever the h;xaadtia cod Fredericksburg road,
u h Nv, caaiacs attached, could not get away
l:yc., inc Geno. hero Gnti! tho snow was re-.
,soV.i fror no track Tho fast mail over the
4. 20! i. Road did not pass through here
,:2r;I I.tc this siteronoo. The snow at S.rsIs.
&c last nigh; &. y o'c!ccl hsd reached o
G,r:h ct IS inches. with tho faasherY fakes
s.:!l ;alrg il oil thsir basuty. Tho snow ard
G. IA TIE ri-er between this city sod Washing,
,o1is :, thie1 :hat navigation is difficult. Tso
-.ascl .uss started to Georgetown this norIiag
viz. . c4cal BOAT 10 toH. bat they had not pro-
I'D I'd n great distance before they vera com
r,lIei to turn back. With the exception Of 0
i,g schooners. which intend to winter here,
ard bark loading With cooperaze for Cuba at
N!r. VIM. 4. Shoots wharf. aad tHo other
seaconcra unloading their cargoe5. thore era no
vessels from q ds:a1c, 10 tho harbor. There
asro May s,sishs on King strsot les. night
81! the j'agtiog Of sleigh bells has been heard
~, asy. The bcAus sni the bells have enjoyed
I! 9,a.;vs9 grea:iy, this being tho fret o2por
'ra.Y f., so2d sleighiDz that has presented
isl! to savs:a! years. Tacso Hho axe moro
slste. naA 90 nas eli y tie v,iu thing, If life,
suJh az s!.ish ,ilpz Eith pretty Rir, snow
h.l:;cg e., cIrs>: themselves With the Oh
s,v.3:3a .har are paiil be no greco Christmas
Till yaay, AID consequently 20 fat graVa yards
:. 1891
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

WHIPPED. - Disin.ss at tie station house, Ia
tie loo Ct whippDS was moro br:k yes!:rdiy
than i: has be. Il FIR S. 60 limo past. Tho two
ucsTocs Hiotsrd Cater aud George R:oHn,
committed to jail fr turther examination, oa
tho chG;go Of t calioG 'su from the store G!
Mr. }. g. Mil5Crc, mesa brought bstore Mayor
Suih and Justices Ih":7Dson AID WtiAIsssy,
Yesterday mcrnine. ana s"o'cu1td to ree:ldo
50 !ssbes each, - Y =':tdGY .ul l9 next M9n-
day. These rc&raes arr supposed to be c2a-
neo;ed with nh,r rojbcries 10 tbs city, for
vhich It is probable To, will tie rearies!ed ahen
The rr;sert ssr'ocoa ;xp!fhF.
Geo:ge Wtsti2ct:,, cnI:rsd, Coz pcl;. Ter
c,epr. WIS also c:dsr.d to r;c.ive thirty ulpc
!sshes, which s,pteEoo wss faithfully eXaclted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

ARRIVAL OF THE GULNARE.-Tbs Baltimore
Sun Of this morc;ng says: "fhe steauthlp
GuiOare. Capt. Joseph Henry in Command, ar
lived here yesterday from New York. where thc,
7csstl Ess rurchssed by Henry BrotheEs. OF
lhis city, TO DO pu. into the West looia trade.
TIE Ga'usre ia uader the British flag, hsVins
been b1ilt in Glasgow. but it is understood that
an tfFort will be made to substitute the Amerl
csn fig"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

QUESTION OF JURIsDIoTIoN.-1n tho a,ss
G. tie Commonwealth VS.. George Hendrleks,
charged with unlawful fishing 10 the Potomac
:istE the defendant was fined $50 srd costs.
Yesterday 10 The County Ccurt ct Fairisx. aud
i cd lis bill of exceptions thereto with tho In
t.nfion OF applying for wit Of ersor This
c:s2 Twelve the ,cs.ion as to whether eiti-
ct Msril lard Gao 30 tried in Virginia for 40
a &c, committed upon The Potomac river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

OLD STUDENTS SUPpER.-At meeting 81
tie Students Of ST. Johns Academy. held
Sturdy nigh, last. with Col. Theodore Flick
. IL Inc chair and Alr. A. w. Arns'rocR
tIa!y,ii was decided u have the S xsb annual
,tupor of The cid students Of the Academy at the
Fcutirc H2.sl. Oh Wednesday evening. the 5:h
81 JaHuNy. These annual rt unions have 10 ihe
gGst Proved yS.y pleasant Affairs. srd 90 doubt
tbs viii tcla! any Of is predecessors,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

THG ". c. & L. l.. L. k.-Tte Wash
irgica City AID Point Lockout Railroad Gem
Es1y y;s:,rday recorded deed ct trus: ~
WaSbcstCo 81 TIE Farmers Loao SD irusl
Company, of Nav York, to sscoro Fay ncnS o.
loo c2upcu fast mortgage bcnts Tor 81 III,
siCh auouu.i1s 10 81 000 COO. rsSsb's on Nd
Esuber l. 1900, 10 god cciu. ca al The rr'p
Hiy bslorpips to sid c3DpaDy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

sR~ Gu: ei!;z:ns 81 we'll as our coan'f5 ESO'
sc,i5s.s should consult the columns OF Inc ga
,..o carefully before making their Christmas
ne-cbsses. Gu: merchants whose rdVertlse'
,ecrts appear daily hsve large and varied ns-
.or,manis OF goods and s7o ofsr!1g them on
fp0;. reasonable terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

u. Tko:e CT our merchants VINO wish 10 ao'
versa their Holiday Coos c,n have saelr cares
-.b,:rhsd in the G,zs.s, from now till Christ
-, on tho mos. reasonable terms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

TIE BREwERToN RETURNED Tao s'ctm
us Transier, whioA hos been engaged foI com
l;mO pas. 10 ;cwios the ra!;r)ad barge between
this y and Shepherds, left tcse Saturday
night for 1 ,linore. cLd the s;ean Ing Brew
eG'oo, IcrmcT!y on The ssns route, arrived
ae:o Sunday eight. The crew Of the Transfer
xxx charge Of ;;o Brewerton al Poiot Lock
Cu:, ED brought her to Alex,ndlis, while the
crtw d The Beaverton took charge Of the
Irao:fsy sud carried her to Baltimore. Tie
Irarst.r uado The tip from hero to Point
Lockcu: 10 about zine hours. The Beaverton
troko samc Of Fer mscbiuery on tho way up
ice river, when near Indiau Hc.d. erd was
-;5ceEh:s GsIayea in her arrival hero.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-21

Raisins, CurraHts and Citron.
Figs, Prunes, Mixed MUS,
Oranges and Lemons.
Csmpbels Bcst Mince Meat,
Preserves CT all kiad5 in ID. pals
Also Fruit Jsllie,, Chow Chow aad Mi1ei
Pickle in bulk.
New York Baldwin Apples in very large bbls.
New York Swee. Cider Wines and Liquors
Of all grades in store and for sale as low as the
lowest by
dec17 r, w. AVERY, &c King st.
EOR OHRIS AS.
~. BOSsART,
CONFECTIONHR AND FRUIT DEALER,
No. q south Fairfax street.
5000 lbs Elmo French Mixture LOG par ID.
Now Valencia Basins 10c
New Currsnts &c.
New Clt-on 3O,.
Lemon Peel Zoe
also Candy OF our own manufacture. Sugsr
Toys, &c.
Also received TO day fto;h lot Of Florida
Oranges.
Also large lot Of Fruits Nuts. Fire Works,
&C., ct low prices. docl0-lGt