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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19
By Green 81 Wiso.

(Rcal Estate Agents and Auctioneers
EGaMISSlONERS SALE-By virtue of a
~ decree Of tho Corporation Court for tho citv
OF ALEXANDRIA. Va, rendered at lis January
term, 1850 in the chsncery cause Of f. It. Lucas.
sergesnt. 4 administrator Of William Hsnce VS.
Shirley King Ct 81, the undersigned, Commits
soners therein Named will offer for ssio by rub.
lie auction. in front OF the entrance TO tho Court
room, on Fairfax street, on THURSDAY, the
I'D day OF April, 1880. at II o'clock IL, the fol-
loving property, 90 wit: ALL OF THAT lot
OF GEOUND, with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon in The city Ct Alexandris, Va, bounded
as follows: Beginning on tho east side OF Royal
street, beiweOn Cameron and Queen streets, FL
the north lihe Of the ground formerly James
AcHuFe'si then north with Royal street twenty
two (Z:') !cet; then csst parallel with Queen ST.
scvcnty-two (72) fest six (G) inches, more or less
TO SoVon tucL "licy; then south parallel with
E"ysl s.1eot, twenty Two coy feet then by a
straight limo TO the beginning.
Itruis OF Sale: Orc fourth Of tho purchase
money IN cash, and tho residue in six, twelve
AID eighteen months. with interaet from the day
oi sale The notes OF the purchaser TO DO given
Tor thun', and the title 10 the properly to be re-
talned unilI The whole Of tho purchase money
be paid.
BIG CLhUGHTON, J Comm'rs.
mo. Nj. JOHNSON of Sale.
NH l9-G0tS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

tomorrow and these will DO followed BY much
heavier shipments next week.
Sheep-Iha receipts since Monday number
10Y head; all OF which have beon sold without
ooltg suileleDt to supply the demand. Prices
Monday. selling at tho latter price.
Hogs-Ihe receipts since Monday have baen
quite light, only 30 head, and nasrly all Of
these nave D Ben disposed Of, about leo head be.
lbg now in tho pens, snd likely to be sold before
THIS is in print. Prices arc firm at last NJ ondAys
figures. G.G3c; and expectations arc general that
h'gAer pilces will rule next Monday.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Msr. lS.-Hogs-
Receipts y. QUO head; shipments 10 OOO; market
moderately active and strong throughout; gen
orally nrm; quality fair; all clesred: mixed
psGRlng %oaS4 45: choice heavy 55,$4 IS;
llgnt ooA$4 ID. Cs:tlo-Recoip:s 4SU0 head
shipments $40; market fairly activ5 through
out and frmer; good msny exports and choice
seaooard taken; chipping Arm at 4as5 80; butch
ers' steady at = 30s4 &c; stockers and feeders
strong and active at 3sSl 20; good demand from
country buyers and specuators. Sheep-Re-
ceip!s ,MO head; shipments 100; yesterday 6
prices fully maintained at s 5OaS6 80.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Mar. ls.-Ho,s
steady common 3 50sS4 30; light 35sS4 IS;
PACING 3OaS4 Co. butchers 4 65sS4 -; receipts
l6Co head shipments 1900.
BALTIMoRE, Mar. l9.-Virginia skies deferred
8; do consolidated 54t; do I'd series ~; past
due coupons 81! asked; new 1O.1Os 80. Cotton
dull; middling l3 ZIG Flour dull and hesVV ::
Howard street and Western Super lOsS5; do
Extra 26as6; do Family 6 25.S6 is; City Mills
super 6Oa$5; do Extra 25a$6; do Family
boaS7 %; Rio brands last rs; Patspsco Fam.
ny WoS ~ 10. WhesMrScu!hern lower and dali +;
arn req l4Osll2; do amber 145sllS; No MARY
IAN ssna H xaus1t; No Western winter red spot
Jure l5Gal3Gl July 12isl24i. CGrn-Southern
s ssssdy W Sii spot firm futures easier
n r;1 a wnIte %; do yellow 57s57!; Western
m mn spot Oh March GGi; April 54.5I4 MAY
S2saG2s; June 62sG2i; steamer IS Oats dull |;
ooutnern dads; Western whlto 47.43; do mixsd
49a40; fGnna 47a1S. Rye more active at 92sy5
bay steady; prime to choice Ponns and Mary
!ana i0.Si7 Coffee dull; Bio csrgoes ordinary
to fair l3lal4l. Sugar higher and strong; 4
soit's. Whiskey quie! st l lOis$l II.
NEW YORK, Mar l9.-Stocks strong. Money
Dab FIour quiet. Wheat quiet Corn quie:
AN1JSENsENTs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

AssAULT.-Dr. Thomas Foster, receptlV
moved to this city from Fairfax county, wss
assaulted q. his homo last night. A TOP buggy
an! gray horse dove up to the door of his resi-.
darco, on Prince street, about nine o'clock,
couialniog, it is thought, two men. One of
them aiishted and Knocked at tho door, which
vas responded to by Mrs. Foster. Tho man
uFon bcioC Invited to walk lie. declined, as he
Vas in hurry, and requested to see Mr. Foster,
M Foster was Informed that "gcntlemar"
desired 10 sec him, and on goiug to the door
g9s struck in tho fGc> by the man. Foster re-
,rta!c1, crying out, ASSASSIN in tho house !"
bat before assistance reached him the asssjlaut
had relalned tho buggy and was driven off,
Tho Decor is about sixty two years old
and a cripple, whilo tho assaiant, from the
description given of him, must have been
ayouog powerful fellow. DR.. Fosters mouth
was badly cut and two OF biz lower teeth knock
cd ont. Mrs. Foster describes The man c0m
mllt0G the assault as heavy man, pilh a
,sht moCs:achc, aad nappy cap drawn down
csc; his eyes. This morniGg The STAIR was
much talked about, but tho assailants name
c.ui not lie fouDd cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

huahe3s mas been very quiet eiroe last report,
the Woa!htr having depressing effect and Sc
fiously inrodirg progress In the country, where
Inc roads arc 10 very bad condition. almos! pre-
VentIrg transportation. Monoy matters are
quiet and unchargsd herosboats In Baltimore
There Is an ample supply of capital, and rates
are essy 70 Borrowers in coed csed.. Or on read.
lily convertible security. Loans on call re quo
ted at 1it6 per cert, and discounts at i!.6 The
rate Tor call loans in New York yesterday WAS
again mrked up TO 6 por cert snd lie commits.
sloD, but al the close moley WIS offered st Der
csnt. Tho demand for money in ths Philsdel.
phis market is somewhat better, and rates are
improving slightly. Tho market for Govern
ment bonds opened firm yesterday, and small
advance was mxdo in the leading issues but the
improvement was not msnisined, and the clos
ing at Now York Yves weak and shade lower,
The final figures for per cents were lO54s1O5s
for registered, and 10G!sl[Gs for both regular
and small coupon bonds Orders have been is
sued By the Treasury Department to prepay
without rebate all interest on the public debt
falling due April l. on and after Monday, March
Y. Drafts for registered interest will be mailed
by that time or as soon thereafter as possible.
The Interest is The quarterly interest on the 4
per cent loan, aud amounts to about ST. CO1OCO
II 1t stated thst The Secretary decided 10 sntici.
pste the payment of this interest so as 10 re)ievo
tho tlahtness Of the money market in New York,
about which there seems TO DO much anxiety,
Virginia Stale bonds were frmor for the issues
bearing tax paying coupons. Consols sold At
5ls closing 5itt5jf, aid 10 40s sold at 80, clos,
ing S9s3at. feslers wore lower and sold ouita
freely at 223. closing 22!s23 against 23,2i on
"Wednesday. Tax coupons were dull and NOM
inal under very moderate offerings. Chesapeake
and Ohio Csual bonds arc stronger SO 90 SELL
ing. in lots, g! from 81 up TO IS, and down TO 49,
closing S:'2 bid. S@i asked. Railroad stocks arc
quiet but irmor, Baltimore and Ohio common
selling at l57 !; tho second preferred do at l02,
Manassas Is arc fraction easier, but Orsnss
and Aioxandrias arc finn and wantad, with mono
ollarod. Wequoto:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

Flour is quiet, with light transactions and un.
changed Irccs. The cceipts OF Whcsl are lsir and
prices arc u lIt!lo lrmor, ana wo quote choice
Lancaster st ld5sll5. but none WAS clrerod tc-
day there were saos CT 1900 bushels of Fultz At
lib and 1d1 Corn Is in light receipt, and prices
have slightly GdVsEcod since yesterday, and $50
bushels CT white sold ct 81. No tiyoor Oats 70.
ported. Country produce scsrco sni wanted a.
quotations. Eac0n quiet snd litllo doing. Plss-
ter and Eieeds in fair inquiry. Other articles ST
quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 10, 1880.
Sun rises............. 4 Sun sets......... 6 II
COPARTNEEsSHlPS.

NJ OTlCE-The partnership heretofore carried
- on by JOSEPH s. BEACH and Wal
InR GREGORY, under the firm name and
styie OF bhACH - GREGORY, in Alexandria,
Va, has this day been dissolved by mutual con.
sent, and in the future the business will be car
rled on by the said Walter Gregory in bis sepa-
rs!o account who will pay and receive all debts
due ard owing to and from the said partnership
IN tho regular course Of business
JOS S. BEACH.
WALTER GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

An INTERESTING RfoUIsITioN. The Wssl.,
nEt0n STR # "Wednesday sag: 40 day
ppnty Sheriff Sutherland, Of Charles county,
Md, arrived hare with r;quisiiion from Gov
Hamilton for Tho arrest Of Joseph &. Harper,
Joshua Road, John +. Donaldson. Joseph
Films sod Charles i. Buich Of Georgetowp,
# o!oniouay taking from HE sheriff Of Charles
c1aGlY, NJ l.. q beat seine, &c Chief Justice
Cartier ordered beach wa!raLt 10 issue. IL
appears that the boat with crew vas engaged
IA I-hing IN Port Iobocto last week without
ic'nso and uith unlawful net, ard the boat
~ 7.Iz ID aud crew arrested 4 fino of $50
hrI r1s;s we're imposed On Read who Was 10
aiar2c ii the boat, end the boat and seine were
.Lit,catcd an! placed in charge Of on officer.
Mc. Harper, shG Gw0er OF the boat, went to
FER. Tobacco and after rrnsinins there sine
Iays, 1t is charged that he. with the others
to.k The toa; from the party 10 charge by force;
hocc2 TIC complaint"
tn" hCariCg OF tho hoboGs CORPUS in the
2a=' pas yesterday set for Thursday Of next
arck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

ne undeTslGntd will continue the GROCERY
and LIQUOR BUSINESS for himself and in
ma own name, ct thu ssme place, snd he solicits
the patronage tf the friends Of the late firm IF
boAch y Gregory, and tho public generally.
mhi?- IL WALTER GREGORY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19
LOCAL MATTERS

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. March 10. 1850.
For tho Middle States, cloudy, rainy weather,
with warm casterly winds, backing to colder
northWestery, falling, followed by rising ba-
g0u ,tCr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19
IVO, .. b EhCU.
WALTER GREGORY,

Ihe nndereigGod desires to express his thanks
TO hs rierds Tor their patronage to the late firm
OF BEACH & GREGORY, and he hopes that
thny VII continue tho sama to MIR. WALTER
;t:hE0Ohl who vii continue tie business for
hlmaeif at the same place.
1OS y RHaTu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

IHE END or a FiGUT-As stated in the
UDaetta some excitement was created on King
@ract yesterday evening by q fight between
u. Il. IhOtnt0n. n livery stable keeper, and
thomas pJWcOg. itaprcara hat Geo. Rowland
All Thomas N,TA@y wnnt 20 Mr. Thornton
livery saba nri liT,h :. ha k After riding
mound the Ci,y IS lcr& - they chose the hnck
was rc!urood without paying for tic Use of it.
NJ! Ihcrnton met nownoy Gu the street ycstnr
lay ard asked him to pay for the hack, which
rfqlcat vas refused on tic erouah that he
l15wnCyl did rot hire thc vehicle. Alter some
further talk Tic Two camo TO blows, when
beth were arrested by Officers Belts aad Nc
tn@n, and brought 10 tho station house. They
we're released on bail until this morning., whom
The TRIAL took place ut ten O'Clock before Mayor
Smith and Justice Thompson, resulting in
i,o*ncy sbclus required to pay ioo oil S22.l0.
iLu7 ended tho fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

FEeDERlcKsBURd MARKET. Mar. 18.-Tho
market is only fair y active. The demsnd for
Flour Is mndcratn AMI he quotatious arc frcml
IS 81 to IS for super TO fancy family brands
Tho recclrts Of ~ heat ara light. with 8 fsir de-
msnd, prices being quoted at l10.liO for good Ia
choice. Corn is quoted st 50s57 for white. Osts
i)al1, and Rye numinsly 75sS0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19
EDC.7E RREC"sTyEs

Marllasc Licenses were issued in Washington
Yesterday to Richard Edmonds and Harriet
Lewis, both Of this city; Joseph Harrison snd
Carrie Harrison, both oil Prince George county,
Virgiria.
An un:ucJCst(ul attempt Was made last
night TO rob the ore Of Mr. Lambert LyIes,
Oh the ooroer of Fayette and Prince streets.
PORT OF ALEXAN DRIA, MARCH 10, 1880.
sun rises........". Sun sets............. 6 II
ARRIVED.
Str w Thompson, lower Pcrc. to + A Koed.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk, to z Hooe.
Str Nj ttsno, lower Porc. 10 } Broders s Co.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. to i A Reed.
Stmp John Gibson, N Y. to + A Heed.
master
schr Cunningham, Groat Wicomico, fert.-
lZirs, TO Thomas Perry.
CLEARED.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. by F A Read.
Sloop American Eagle, lower Potomac, by
master,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

RICHMOND MARKET. E:srch IS.-.Tho MIR
ket ID quiet, and receipts Of produce general v
moderate. Flour unchanged, being quoted d.
d0a$S for fine to fancy rtinily brands. Offer
ines OF Whoat very light, with email sales at
142sl1j for good To prime Salos Of white snd
mixed Cora ct Cd No ssles of Rgo or Oats 70.
ported to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

InE STEAM Tue ELLA-Tho steam lug
IIa OF Georgetown, camo to tho ship yard, 10
lbs city, two or thrco weeks rgo, from that
place, Tor repairs. sIaco which timo sho has
Lad souc little trouble with attachments. One
attachment was ,xecu:cd against her in favor
Ct II. i. Waddy, OF Georgetown. for $3.50,
and another, On Wednesday 10 favor of s. L..
Benson, 4 painter of this city, for $50. Yestor-
day afternoon tho owner Of tho tug, Edwin Rec
edo, arrived in this city from Georgetown and
thought tho clsim ct Waddoy before Justice
Thompson. VINO dismissed it, The owner of tho
.ig styles Waddey's clain rs trumped up af.
'ar, and says that Mr.. Banson's attachment was
s.od out before no had finished tho work for
~G,c5 ho had contracted. Tho $50 was psid,
NJw6vor. and tho attachment dismissed ct Ben-
5oAs cost, which amounted TO $li 81. The tug
VAS then released, and lott this evening !or
tcUr9ci0wa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

CONTRACT AWARDED. Tho B1d;us Com
nittcc oil tho Alexandria Light llf4ptry uct
t!ls morning and opened tic bids for The build.
'ng Ct the armory Of Il ct company Tho con.
.fdtt vas awarded 10 Mr.. Wa. L. Vincent, for
:',@55.62, the other bids baing as follows: b.
t, Free, $3.50; Harrison T. Kinchcloc, 80 80;
II. *. Bradshaw, s. 500; Stephen Swain.
$4,000. The building, which will bo q brick
stuotnro, t. feet G irchoa wide by leo feet
deep, With gallery and fine stage suitable for
theatrical purposes, Will DO o3mmcnccd ut oucc
On the lot on the east slao of Royal street, be-
tween PRICE AID Drko. The bulldog will be
m ornament to the city, ond tho company de-
s'I7', and will 40 doubt receive, further en-
enlargement from The citizens in this their new
enterprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

s.'Oh RENT-HOUSE No. IS Cameron at.
n between Fairfax and Leo. Apply to
Po-h j. II. d. SMOOT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19
y GuElVAD To-Day AT
FRENCH,S

Tho fourth instalment of the now world lannon's
4EM PUZZLE--lS-l5"l4. 'u'0u'
Lawyers plny it, ministers plav It, bankers
play IT, everybody plays it. At first sight the
Vlctm ieels little or no interest but if hs stons
Tor single. moment to try it the manis seizes
him. Business, homo. friends, family. soci.I
ana civic duty all are forgotten, while he slides
tho fifteen blocks around and figures and cslcu.
Htcs, gives it up. 'swesrs off" and begins again
Children cry for it. philosophers try it, tho &C.
ademleS OF srienco discuss it. "Fifteenn il a
puzzle 81 seeming simplicity but it is construct.
price 10 and l5c. 10 v" H"no'
mer of 1880; 15c. "'" '''' "'
6 Demores sos What to Wear for Spring and
Summer 1880; 15c. Op'''s ""u
,, Tho Heart of It, Romance of Esst and
West. by William Osborn Stoddard: ST 81:
paDor covers Coz. " ~
Her hadyship; novel 81 Is.
81 50. ~ Va 'A'NA
=, New lot of "Ouida's" now work, moths"
Seaside Library; 2Oc. '
Leslie's Sunday Magazine for ApriI-
New Books daily.
New lot of hundred thousand Enyelo pas :.
cheapest in tho country. o'0p pee
mn IN G.. K FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

sTOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
- - roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
u Cameron street. lately occupied by K b.
Lawson s. Co. Apply TO -
sop16 Il II ia 1Uuo,y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

(or ' ". ARRESTED.-John 9. Doom. agent
aa, o"V fairbanks Scale Company. Of Bal!i-
J,m JAM was VI, arrested this morbog by Officer
Il" rs aIker, Ter trading without tense.
IsiIs "as carried b, fore Justice Thompson. who
thu t .. MN 10 the sum OF $3.50 to appear Friday
- ueoree uhler becoming his surety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

LYNCHBURG MARKET, March l8.-Tho mar
keL is without material Change. Flour s 25sS;8
as to brands. with but little doing Receipt. of
W hest moderate, and quotstions from 1?5sli5
IS to quality. Corn $3.50 for mixed, and $3.50!
for wuita, with fair demand. Cats in fair SUP
ply 81 $3.50 for spring, and G0se5 for winter.
Rye nominally G5,7O The mar let is overstocked
with Irish potatoes, and they arc hard to se!l st
low prices Glover and other grsas seeds are in
active demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March IS 1850
Beet Gait e-The Mondays market in New York
was favorable for the through cattle; but those
subsequently shipped did no good" The shin.
ments TO Europe from this port are about to be-
resumed, some 900 head going thence 10 dsy and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

luz CHAIN GANG.--Tho alrcets b,i1g ID
tad coalition, and the i>c; that tho chaio gang
: never seen, naturally causes desire on the
Inrt 0! the people to know What has b(cJmc OF
81. the petty criminals that have been cent to
j''! sn,i.c 70 tho chain &sug. In q conversa
"@n Slih Mayer Smith this mOrIiGg on the
-a,l,c that official stated that as soon IS The
%cs,het opens &c is going TO p0rciiaSo Dow
gaan balls At bis OVID expense, ih9 old ones
lawn. hCcn misplaced. appoint aa efficient
.',l'll aud have the city thoroughly ceanscd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

lr. noII IUNcHAsED.-Mr. |. A. Green re-
-, I1tu 'hls morning from Norfolk wherc he
rio, .Sen Tor tho past week. Mr.. G. has pur.
ron r'u u To-" steam LAUNCH, Gold Buclot Sport, y
IN H. me Government, which he intends to use
b., ,,c transportation Ct strawberries and fish
''"een Norfolk and tho Eastern porte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

6S KING STREET.. SS
WALL PAPER Of 6S King street.
WINDOW CURTAINS and CoRN1CEs
at G9 King street.
flCTURE FRAMES at Gs King street.
NARY ANDER5ON's PHOTOS A. GO King
street.
OIL PAINTINGS and CHROMOs st CO
King street,
WOESTED CORD, Gold and Silver W;re,
for hanging Pictures, and WINDOW COR.
NICE that will lt any window for ssle onlv at
G9 King street.
NH 10 SAMUEL TENNR JsON s. CO.
ABORERS WANTRD.-HOO LABOR.
- EkS WANTED 10 work on the Shepsn.
aosh Valley Railroad, near Front Royai. Va
mn lO-6t JOHN SATIERLKE g. 90.
n Aei li Spikes, Horse Shoes and Bar Iron, /.
~ tu'l stock, at lowest market rates.
tob Or JAS. r. CARLIN & SONS,
ca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

New YORK CATTLE MARKET. March 49,
Beevcs-The demand was moderate. and the
market ruled dull and closed weak at further
reduction o. from S per head TO IL per ID
common grades doing tho worst. Poor mixed
lots sold st 7laSc per Id, dressed common to
prime steers 81 stal0lc. and extra do at 1UialC2s
Sheep and Lambs-Ordnsry to extra sheen
sold at & COAST 80 per 100 lbs; yoarIicg lambs st
25sSS % per 100 lbs.
Hoga-For ordinary to good the nominal
range is 60aS5 Msrke! very quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

Sugsrs-Kaw Sugars are quoted firm at New
York IS follows Fair to good refining at Ease,
and centrifugal No. I to Nc. l3 at sAassc The
market TO. raws confirms ell favorable SWIM.
tome befora noted. The demand has been GOOD
and somewhat moro general. AS yet no further
sc!ual advance can be quoted, but owners are
not very willing to accept current rates
Co1'ae-We note tho arrival Of 400 bac..
making the stock in first hands 1859 BAGS.
Thero is said 10 be rather more inquiry and a
somewhat staadior feeling in the market o.dsy,
noted is 2 600 bags on private terms, understood
TO havo been about lGl.l11. Quotations are e
follows: Ordinary l23c; fair al good 1913, and
primo lGc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

WET cF llAEEAs CoRHus. ---hndco Kent,
T., ccuGsoi Tor Durao ShsoklIlord, thc mar
arrested !lr passing c0unterl,it Iait dimes, and
,'Nt to jill 10 await tho fc.ion Of the graad
my, sued cut writ of habcss CORPUS ycstcr-
''y afternoon, and the prisoner w8s brought
'-'oF9 edge Chiffon at half past five c'cll OK,
"al aI&Ittcd TO bail 10 the SUN Of $500. he
"'' Il.oased from custody this morning, his
ifJth,T b(c0minp his suretv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19

FGCEl!SlOR, made by j. j. Turner 8 Go.
~ for sale by
oct6 THOMAS PERRY, ACT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-19
loo BBLs RIvERTON LIME.

we have just received q fresh supply of this
Lime. AID can with confidence recommend Il
as very superior article in all particulars. And
we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Try il.
sale by GEO. WASEINGTON vi
NH 9 -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-02
WHITE PINE DEMOCRATS.
The Meeting and Action esthe COun'
ty Central Committee.

The Democratic County Central Com
mittee of White Pine met at Hamilton
last week, when, as we learn from the
News, the following action was taken:
After consultation, it was decided to hold
no County Convention to send delegates
to the Winnemucca State Convention, but
that the several precincts hold primaries
and elect delegates according to apportion-
ment to the State Convention.
On motion OF Mr.. Garrahan, the county
was apportioned as follows: Hamilton,
Treasure Hill, Ebe.hardt and White River,
/; Ward and surroundings, /; Osceola
and Snake Valley, l; Cherry Creek and
surroundings, 1; Schellburn, Ruby Hill
and Spring Valley, l I; Newark, Cold Greek
and Silverado, / total, 6.
On motion of Mr.. Rockhill, Monday,
May Sd, was named as the day for holding
said primary election; and ii is further
ordered that precinct election officers make
full returns to tho Secretary of the County
Central Committee within ten days after
said election. On receipt Of such report,
certificates of election will be issued to
those elected.
On the failure Of any precinct to hold
such election, the Central Committee will
fill such vacancy by appointment.
The Committee adjourned to meet on the
18th OF May to canvass the returns Of
primaries, when certificates of election will
be issued TO the successful candidates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-02

Mr.. G.. o. Newman arrived from Cali
fornia by last nights train, to take position
on the staff Of Mr.. F. A. Clark, of the U.
s. Geological Survey. Mr.. Newman bears
the reputation Of being one Of the finest
engineers and topographers on the Pacific
Coast. He is regarded by Mr.. Clark as a
valuable acquisition to his party.
Major W. W. Mccoy came up last night
from his ranch in Shasta county, Califor-
mia. He is looking remarkably well, q fact
which tho SENTINEL is glad to be able to
announce.
Mr.. Anderson, in the Mining News,
urges the claims OF General Sabin for the
supreme Bench. The General will I'M
o~uestionably have the support Of the del
egations from the Great East.