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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

A Letter Prem the Greenbaek Candi'
date for President OF tho
Waited states,
unoNfoYs.N.Jn March 10, lssO

uEIosfowK, ID, March 10, lhs0,
Andrew Young. a, W, GVens, Franklin
GrlmIh,J' W, hlvlllsi
Gentlomen,-Your congratulAtory not'
dated at Parsons, Kansas, reached mo THU
morning md ! thank you for liz generous and
ita hopeful words, There WIS but one con-
slderaIion which led me TO permit my name
TO BIO used At the 81, Louis convention and
that was TO promote as far s possible what
you call tho "uniVeraal clamor for union"
refused 10 allow my name to be u,ed 10 run
In opposition 10 the nominee Of the Chicago
convention, or 10 endorse that convention.
l am glad you approved Of my views ! nm
glad TO learn that General Chambers feels NJ
| do about union, Why should we fight
our fflendsY II IA not matter VI persons, but
Of principles, about which we hre contendlng
There will be no occasion for
yielding single principle Of anan-
clal reform, or Of direct represcn.
tatlon nj Chicago, Let VA 80 there like men
conscious Of the Justice Of our cAu,e and
sacrifice all mons personal preferences No to
mon 10 the general welfare OF the party and
the success Of liz principles, Again thanking
you for your letter, and assuring you that /
shall do my utmost to harmonlEo tho party,
am, gentlemen, with sincere respect, yours
truly, STEPHEN d. DlLLAYE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
Oonnhinrin Chnrnh.

No place 10 the world equals London for
tho constant barking kept up In lhs churches.
II Is like perpetual fusllsde Of small arms.
Why don't they take Halls Bal,am and got
nd OF their cough II IA the most wonder.
ful remedy the propreton warrant II In
every instance Lot all coughon give II u
trial,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

D. q, Slarke, Al the above named saloon,
keeps the very best liquors, the finest cigars,
and has tho coolest little back room where
gentlemen can pass pleasant hour In social
Amnsemenh, Don't forget tho place,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

At Maccauley 8 Theatre in the City OF Louis.
willie on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1880.
These drawings q authorized by act of the leg
islsturs oflse9 and sustained by all ths
courts of Kentucky, occur regularly on
tho last day of every month Sundays
excepted,) and are supervised by prominent
citizens OF the State.
The management call attention to the grand
Opportunity presented OF obtaining, for only
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22
Bismarck at Home.

AS ali tho world knows, when Prince B.s-
malcS hts frcttsd himself weary fife 10 B;riiu
no goes, sIys l.otd1n Life, to r;sasctato at his
country house near tho village at VaIziu.
"Don't send no stc7olaly." IN shouts out
when leaving tho Ghauccory, AID secretary
is seldom seen at Varzin. Tho Prince is geror
ally accompanied by Privy Councillor Lothar
Buchtr. ono OF bis Intimate friends; who rcad1
kilograms and letters aud writes what iostruc-
llorsar necessary during the abScIc, from tho
caplt.l PfDco Blsmnlok gees ns tho couulry
squire. When railway journey Of soma hue.
dred and seventy miles, and 40 hours drive
through quiet, we'll wooded, undula,iug COUP
try, has brought him to tho lTth century man
sl1n purchased in 1867 With the morcy voted
him by Parliament, tho Transformation ia com.
plcte. aud he il tho country gentleman,
surrounded by farmers. wooducn, builders,
gardeners, shepherds and tho large bonded
peosautfy OF Pomersnia who swear by God aud
cold iron. The house, which he has greatly i'm
proved slcc, 1870 is very unpretentious; it la,
two s!olies aud is furnished entirely with oak 10
Tho style OF tho early Renaissance. 1t is simple,
massive and strong. Tie hall is decorated With
trophies OF the chase, and to its left is the
Prlnce's woikroom or study. A large sofa, 40
equally large table, a Luthel's armchair pic.
lures Of tie Har OF 1866, bus,s Of the Emperor
and Grown Prioce, pieno Of Gobelia tapestry
representing Henry ". doing penauce at
Ganesla and few chairs comprise the furniture,
Here Bismarck the squire plans improvements
OF his estate, drafts regulations for the local
Anti Poachiog Game Preserving S.ccty, OF
witch he is The founder, EoundlY rates auy
drunken laasoholder Who may be behiod With
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

1t will b. soon that the District Conservative
Committee have amended their cal for The
Congressional Convention to BIO held in this
city. Site, thtir original cal! OF eoion has
been made that Alexandra would not havo her
proper proportion Of delegates. ard. further.
that FIVE delegates from each district would
mako tie convention too large body. Acting
upon these suggestions. tho Committed have
adopted the plan of 1873 irs:ead of that Of
1876 as agreed upon OF their meeting hero Oh
the Eth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22
Browns Household pnuucc.

Is the most effective Pain Destroy or in the WIZ
Will most surely quicken tho blood whr;hc,
taken internally or applied externally, an
thereby moro certainly EELIEVE PAL,
whether chronic or acute than any Other ~:
ailevistor, and It'll warranted double the st-un.l
of any similar preparation.
1t cures Pain in the Side. Back or Bowr,
Sore Throat, rheumatism. Too.hacha and ALI
ACHES, and is The Great lseIIcycy q;
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD rANA
CEA' should BIO in every family. A teaspc"n.
full OF the Psnaces in n tumbler Of hot wat
lsweetened. if praferred), taken at bncitimo, va
BREAK VI II COLU. 25 coGts q battle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

Ice The L1adon Lauc,s says: Tho beat
lrcltes to tho uso Of ics as a opponent part Of
cur daily diet. It will DO we'll to take the pre-
cautious necessary to avoid the consumption Of
filthy frt1,n water under that pane. Tho DIFF
heulty lies III tho fact that tho freezing process,
has tendency.to destroy or disguise tho ia.
nlar tokers Of dirt, aud, as we know we'll, the
"1rit forms OF ll!tb, viz the products aud pro.
pagatlnR materials OF disease, arc the least re-.
ccognlz 'b'e. Fer purposes Of general cleanliness
icc Should be tested by strong trspsmitted
light at au obliuuc anglo to tho cleavage CT
strained structure Of the mass. Some speei
mems thus Inspected will be fcu,d to bear the
appearance CT highly cclored clpo diamond.
and will be readily esoheyed.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

In reference to tie alleged 'irreeularitics"
10 the Second Auditors Office, mentioned in
yesterdays Gaz,tte, the Richmond Common.
wealth of to day says: william LoveosteiD
esq. member Of the House Of Delegates from
this city. is one of the committee appointed by
the last General Assembly toexsmino tho books
and papers in the Second Auditors Office, and
ne says that tho committee has discovered
nothing to warrant such a charge against the
management OF that Office"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

AN EEGLsnMAN ON TIE EALLEY.-lIc,-
worth Dixon, 10 tic White Co;u1ess, is i,u>
datory OF all Virginia. We csu spare spi,,
now only for tho fo!lowins hi: Ct ep.huis,z,
over the Valley. Nor i, il lie tho last oy,r
drawn. D!tai:s eiu'i ave msdo it ali ii,
stronger:
"a ridge ct ApeLi0es 6u'gis acrts, tee Cello
try, separating the cast from tho esehautl,,,
Winchester Valley co tho west. Tics, Ano.,
mines arc called the Bldo Ridge. from the porn;o
tinge which, 10 tho twilight after sussct, deem.
ems into blue, as dark as that Of either =
Syrian Sea, or Grecian sky. Virsinas sun.
bright, and in bis brightness c)usiant tbrar2,
theyear. Foss are unknown midst seldom :crr
This wealth Of sunlight in the ky sheds wc,,,l
OF ctl,r on the landscaps. Skies ss clear an;
streams as fresh are tou1d 10 msuy rlscn: au:
the beauty Of this range Of mountain woots Is
hardly to be match o. earth. Groups CT hill,
rise here aud there abov, the chsiu OF height.
one Alp, called the White Top mouutaio, hI,itr
its head above tho lice that Soowien woull g.
tain it she were piled Oh tho highest peak O! Il.
CheViot hills. These bills are clothed with MI.
and maple, oak and chestGu:, to their crown,
Their sides arc II agow. geld, orange, scarI".,
etlnson. russell, all tho burniog co0rJ of Il
forest mingliug in ono Common fl .me. The NJ
~ OF the falling year is no where to be soea -
such pericotion IS 10 these Virginia Apounircs
Drop into this csrdcu-yCu feel ut home. Ia,
orchard is an English orchard apples, po.!s
peaches, plum; all are Eaglish fruits. Her /.
a pototoo ridge. you pull the stalk aud fiji
is al Irish plaut. Here, too, arc Thugs v,
known at home. 10 Suuy these grapes wau&
DO under glass These meIons would no. .r.a
10 an English garde1 md those pppios snll.:y
apples. though often seen on Eoelist t,bic<
are growo Ga this ViraiSa soil. Hcre ". hsy,
msz, rlpeniug 10 ooe corner. tobacop 10 IT,.
second, peanuts and sweet potatoes ia this
These Ioots AMI traits arc horaoy things Ia IT.
yet honey 10 far off way, mu,h ~ roses =,
Sharon ard lilies Of tho valley n1e familiar To
our thoughts. We draw nigh 10 them and fc.
ct homo among them, yet We r,cngriz, q sns,
OF difference and OF senaralun tnn; Ct ,h >,
them with poetic charm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

THE VIRGINIA DELEGATION At ulNv.Nyar,
AT meeting Of the virginia delegates ",
terdsV, Dir. james Barbour pt,sdi>1. ~.
Bcc,ck WAS chosca permanent chairman { tie
delegation. Mr.. R,yal vas lpsisnatcd Us the
member from Virginia on the cDmmi:ter an
credentials, Gen. Tory no oreaniz,Ilon. u.
Barbecue on resolutions. Mr.. We'lsne 81 ia.
Maj. Daniel Woo president Tor Virginia. Mt.
DnnkaId assistant secretary FIR VIrsini. NJ!
MIR. Coghill member OF tho ni!lrn i c lm!.,,t~,.
Captain PsYoo PRESENTED q lottr from Mr.
Charles y Conor ia favor Of B.yard'd n1m,a@
ton, whica was road to tho drlasa;i,n, tu. ~
discussion or ACTON 10 regard t, c,odilqt'e s,4
takcu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

The revived charges against Mr.. Gar sid in
regard to his completely 10 the Credit Mobcr
fraud have induced Mr.. Colfax to emerge from
the retirement to which that crime CONSUMED
him, and to revisit the columns of tho New
York Herald iu q weak, silly and futile attempt
to acquit himself, and, by implication. his pal,
MIR. Garfield, OF tho infamy of that nefarou5
transaction. OAkes Ames is dead. but his fatal
memorandum book is still preserved. aud the
report Of Judge Poand's Investigating com.
mittee is recorded 10 the history Of the country.
Both Mr.. Colfax and Mr.. Garfield have been
triod By Jury not only of their fellow citizens
but Of their owu political associates and personal
friends. and both have been convicted. 10 the
case Of Mr.. Colisx tho sentence has been txo
outed.s he is DOW politically dead and buried,
and this attempt to resurrect himself is IS futile
as it is silly. 10 that Of Mr.. Garfield execution
has been delayed, but only for time, and the
sole effect of Mr.. Colfax's letter will be to ms Ike
that execution tho moro certain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22
The convention that IS to Damc the mex!

The convention that IS to namo the next
President assembled at Cincinnati to day. Its
proceedings appear in another column. 1t is
working smoothly and tremendously, and de.
lb,ratoly perfcciDg it's arrangements for msk'
ing nomination, which, though it cannot, from
tho necessity of tho case crafty tho first desire
Of all, will BIO unacceptable to none. Tho carly
Adjournment to-day was a part Of this pro.
grammc, and VIC bopo to be allie to annouLce
tho nominee TO morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

Leaving out of view for a moment MIR. Gar
to drive from him the support cf VERY
honest man not blinded by political partisan
ism-he has been WARBLER and time server
on most all public questions VIGOROUSLY 80 on
the tariff, and on what bis party is pleased to
call tho Southern problem. % the former he
talks froo trade and votes protection, and on
the latter breaches reconciliation ct one time
and enmiy at another, according 10 attondir &
circumstances, but, whenever vote will tell
against the interests Of the South, always casts
his 10 that direction, not from aly real hatred
OF that section, but solely because he believes
such action meets tho approval Of a mpj,riy Of
his party. lie has sto;d up at banquet, and
shaking hands across tho table with o South.
erner, proclaimed that act as typefYing bis tocl
lngs With regard to closing the bloody charm,
and within month thereafter made bloody
shirt campaign 10 his own State. Ile has said
10 Congress that the man who hoped 10 attain
political eminenco by continuing the foil spirit
Of secliOnalism wonl1 b, debervedy dissp-
pointed. and got, soon aftor. 10 bis speech at
the unwilling Ct the Thomas statue, avai cd
himself Of the opportunity that occasion az
tordcd Tor grossly insulting largo number OF
Southern pooplo who had assembled there to
do honor to the memory of bravo man. He
went to Chicago as the profossed friend OF DIR.
Sherman. and though he. as everybody elso
koow, there was no chauoo Of tho Secretary s
nomination, persistcntly kept him in the field,
10 order to prevent the nomination of either one
of tn, favorics of the convention. hopiog aud
silly workiog sll the time to obtain it for him
SELF tie is trickster. is proved to b. such
not by what political opponents say Ct him. bat
by his recorded words and acls, and no American
cltizon who has tho right sort of feeling for
himself or his country could DO proud of such
a man 81 President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22
Much Sickness,

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 other
causes, is occssioned by Worms BROWNS
EERA1FUGEC OMFITS,o or Worm iozonsn.,
although efFoctuAl in destroying worms, can 81
no possible injury TO the most delicate Child.
This valuable combination hiss been successfully
used by physicisns, and found TO DO absolutely
sure in Graduating worms, 50 hur.ful to children
Eh canta hny
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

Commensurate letter from Rap
pahaDnotk to tho Richmond Wing, tho wtiter
thus compliments Col. N. B. Meade, tho newly
elected Mayer Ct Cu!papor, who, apart from his
rcacj lscr notions, deserves what is said Of him
To-day COL N. B. Meade. of Culpeper,
spoke 10 the taxpayers of this county 10 q
speech Of two hours 10 tn, Court House. 1t
was By general consent tho ablest and best
speech ever made 10 this county upon the debt
question The truth il, the speaker took US By
surprise. We know of him as az allie writer
when editing the Wing, but did not know that
he was ono of the very best and most impress.
s!Vc speakers in the State Ia manner, he is
earnest, tervld and often eloquent. witha rood
presence and 6uc voice."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

Potter's American Monthly for July has been
received from its publishers 10 Philadelphia.
Among its contents are the following: The
Search of tho Autiqusry; Cathsdrals and Ca
thedral Towns, both profGsely end handsomely
illustrated; Americas Song Composers; Dwell
lers 10 Silence; Two Portraits; The Mystery of
a Life Revaaled. and numerous other articles,
besides we'll filled editorial department..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MAEEET, June %, lSSJ-Bu!
little is doing on change, in consequence Of tho
light receipt. Flour is quie! and easy. The
only sale of Whes:. reported was ono small lot
ofinferior, which brought lC5 Only zoo blsh-
cls of Corn wore oGcrsd which was Withdrawn
80 beT 6 refused. Ono small 10: CT Rye sold
OF so. No Oat, reported. County produce is
scarce and wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

Olc of tho few questions on which MIR. Gar
field. as public man. has been consistent. is
bis opposition to Mornonism. aad tho reason
Of this, these who know him best, say, il the
fac that tie citiz,ns Of Utah csn not vote at
presidential elections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

P,lIues have arrived at that condition in this
country 10 which mon and not principles must
DO looked to. A good man may mako good
President even on bad platform. but bad
man,o the best platform that could Tossibly BIO
constructed, from the very nature OF things,
must make bad one. Aoy ono at all familiar
With the existing state of affairs 10 this country
kooWs that so far as the principles that for.
merlV divided political parties arc concerned, it
would DO impossible to Distinguish democrats
from republicans. This being so. and no OBJ
servant man will deny it. 10 The election of
President all good ciliz,us should aIoue lock at
the personal character of the candidate
According to this rule what chance will Mr..
Garfield. with the present uDrefutcd charges
against him. have against the man to DO uoni.
mated at Cincinnati, especially if that nominee
be Bayard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

! BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, juno u -
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged rs TO-
lows
Best Beevos. ":....~........"....5 u y 5 &.
Generally rated first quality ..........4 II 5 T.
Medium or good fair quality.........:; 81 3 I! ca
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows2 Is ; 81
Extreme range of prices. .........""--2 IS n 5 C.
N oct of tho sales were from .........1 is = > 6.
| Receipts for the week 1905 head saloJ 100.
The mark ct in nearly sll respects varied bat
little from that Of last week Tho quslity Of TIL
offerings was possibly shsda batter, the cx
| treme tops being superior to those Of last wcos,
| while the other grades wore generally simar ia
numbers and quality. Prices for tops wero
| shade higher, quality coEsde'Hi. but tho fgac,S
on the other grades were & tra of, cay &c ali
| below the extreme tops Mo quote At 10.
S. 62a: with mcst SALES ranging from 76sS5 G!A
per lG0 lbs.
Mich Cows-Good COWS in good domanJ,
! while common ones arc dull. We quole at 70.
$45 per head, as to quality.
Sheep and Lambs-Wilh very limited h >nn
demand for sheep and lambs, as we'll as tin.
lar one on the par! of Eastern buyara we have
| to note q Glow market. The receipts are much
| IN excess of the demand, and tho promise is that
numbers will DO left ursold and be reshippcd
Rsst at their owners risk. We quote COMPTON,
to fair sheep at 2ia"4 cents. and better grade:
3aa43 cents. with shipping grades j,6! cents,
some lou OF which 90 to England Tomorrow.
LAMBS 4s5t cents per ID gross, with only fair
o"u NIUE AlEIVAlS LnlS Week SUlI mead.
Eogs-The receipts are some 20G0 leas than
last week, and their quality about like that #
the offerings then. They are Generally some.
what heavier, and therefore slightly less dssra-
Bile. The offerings are just about euasl to ,hr
demand, which is fair throu shout nearly all iha
yards. Prices run with those of last week. 81.
It cents for rough stock, AID GaGa cents tor ,hs
better grades with most salas al Ct act cents pcr
ID net. Arrivals this week cI2l head
BALTIMORE, June " -Virginis 6, old -: G.,
deferred 65; do consoIs I; do I'd series 224
past due coupons 81 asked; new l040s Az
10 40i coup % bid to-day. Cotton quiet; mid.
ding 1lsal2. Flour dull and weak, but un.
changed. Whest-Southern easier and more
active Western lower and active at the decline;
Southern red 1l5sl22; do amber nominal; No
Maryland nominal; No2 Western winter roi
spot l2l; June III : .l202 ;Jy ll01.llC3; Au 1914
Corn-Southern steady; Western quiet and
steady at shade off; Southern whilo g.; do
yellow nominally 81: Western mixed spot set
June 50st0t; July 49s495; steamer &C. Oats
quiet and easier; Southern 39aS40; Western
white $3.50; do mixed G6a33; Penna $3.50.
Bye easier at IS. Hay steady and unchanged.
Coffee quiet; kio csrgors ordinary TO primo l21a
LOT. Sugar strong; A. colt 10 Whiskey steady
at ! III!
NEW YORK. June 22-Ssocks strong. Money J.
Flour dull. Wheat active sId lcw-r. Corn
active and easier,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

The News is the name of new paper lust
started in Danville. Va. by Messrs L. r, bur
ton snd George A. Smith, both gentlemen of OF.
peflence in the business. The paper bids fair to
be success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

LATEST ADDlTGoN.-At l. ElCnEgua's vrn
will lind an entire pew sGppiy Vi SUMMYR
GOODS Just opoocd.
ielS l9 |. EICHEEnu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

DR.. Holiday, father of Coy. Holiday. died
10 Winchester last Saturday noroing. 10 the
eighty sixth year of biz age. Tho funeral took
psc, 90 Sunday sud was largely attended,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

III GO is danger for children 10 ev:ry m,di
cine which con'aioS opium 10 sLy !oru, and ".
therefore ohcortu!!y rec)mmcnd d.: Bats
Baby Syrup. which is warranted nos IL c1rt,in
opiatos or anything Injurious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

but was cried down. the chair refusing 10 hear
him. and The roll cali proceeded.
Tie convention then adjourned uctii 10 o'clk.
tC-nCrroW morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22
CONGRESSIONAL COHvEy.ry0u

By virtue of authority vested in IL, by the STATE
Central Com mittec, wo hereby designate Wed.
nesday. tho 18th day of August, 1850 as The
time, and Alexandria as The place. for holding ,
convention to nominate the Democratic candi.
date for Congress in tho 9Th Congressional Dis.
tr.c. of Virgins.
The basis CT representation will be one dele.
gate and ono alternate 10 every one hundred
votes and fractions of one hundred exceeding
tiIiy cast for Tilden and Hendricks in 1876.
Delegates to said convention are to ba selected
by CT ntJ, district or ward meetings, or by pri.
mary election BY wards or districts, as the va.
rlous county OF city committees may elect, and
at such timos as the respective county or city
committees may determine; provided that il
district or ward meetings or primary elections
are adopted, such meetings OF electors in sny
orc county or city shall DO held on the same day,
S. 8. TURNER,
Z. 8. LEWIS
RoBT. BEVERLY,
Members Of the State Central Com mittee tor the
Eighth Congressional District of Virginia.
lCon:etvarn. papers in the District pesse copy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

READ! READ READ The advertisements
OF L. EIcHBERa's. This House has lust opened
an eutirc pew supply OF c,lored LAWNS, INDIA
LINENS, LACEs. PARAsoLs, TRIMMINGS,
scARFs. GLOVES and great maDy new novel.
ties. Call Immediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

LACE STRIPED Pl4UE from auction, at l2tc
a vsrd, just opsned ut
j:lS lg ISAAC EGcBBERe's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, juno u -
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged rs 10,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-22

NEW YORK June 2-Stocks strong. Money T..
Flour dull. Wheat Hctive sLd lcw.r. Corn
active and easier,