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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31
Newspaper Parag.spns

The Oldest paper CT undetermined ,r,r 4
ton 10 this cjunlCg is tho Hartford r.uci'
which has attained tho age of ono Luo6r,GaN. q
sixteen yeats. ."
Publishers in this coua:ry aro not n, -,
ores 10 eufer from 40 Increase 10 tho o.Ni 4
white paper. An extract from l.9pSon, r vi /
shows that thtro is quite paper "toon" N y
tho water. ''''s
The St. Louis Globe Democrat las sS,,.,
its advertising rates "io consequences ~ u
the heavy advance 10 the price Of prv.n, u:
(somo three cents per pcurd) in the Is! tIii, ,
months" '"'s'
Tho New York Express ha7 irctc,s.1 :.
price from two 10 throe cents. The iucraasahm.:
boon made necessary, it says. by tho rise in "a W
cost OF labor and all the materials ghicb ~, W.
make newspaper. ~"
There are at present 1,l00 daily and va,t,.
papers published at Paris, Including / rei,;a,s.
journals, l04 legal and administrative, l5Ss n
mtrclal and financial, % geographical and Es.
torio,, and 139 recrtstiv, literature.
The Popa's neS paper, tho Aurora, sells f..
twenty oeutesslml, or tour c1nts and is pflnti
on whittier paper than any Other journal !.
Italy. The lcaling articles are writteo By us u
of European reputation. and refer chit0, !,
social and political topics connected with y.
lieio0. '''
A Hong Kong journal furnishes somo r,,,,
culars concerning the Picking Gszstte, the al,
est periodical 10 the world. lis Circulation ;
estimated at ever 100 900. There o., c lea rpb
!lshers 10 Cantoa, each of whom employs absu
| ten distributors, so that there are 100 dislribp
tots 10 the city and suburbs alone. The Gsz,I,
is printed from movsablo types, end escl puS
Usher takes certain number of copies. III
dsiVored every two days to subscribers pb
arc Of Two classes. The Gtst retain the paurh
lot and pay about 20 cs. q month; tho seem
pay about half that sum and return the G,
z,tta to the distributor tho next time he c>me
round. Together with it is delivered tho lo,,
official Sheet the matter of which is cola,
cd from the yamens daily. This is printed fro,
| wax blocks. which arc then rem. Eod and sy,;
| able for another day. issue.
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s'G.fsas WeSEy,

| '5ol Tho Gina II ri Decsolbsr Is. 1879.
What may now be called The tiosby leavcn
sccris likely to exercise fair sm5uat Of iplu
euco in the publication It tho hltEeftc Ut
workable lump Of American Consular reproseu-
tatioria lhc far E,st. Some Of our readers
s4ho !a!i 20 Tea!z, the txtont to Which the tepu
talon CT the United States ard With it the
foreign nEmc gttersly, has suffered from the
dishonesty Of u. S. repr, s,Iisets hero and oiso.
where, arc Of opinion that We have given too
stcst pConinorco to this sui jact A glance
through our American files would speedily
satisfy any ono Interested IS TO the smGuLt of
atteetioD nCw being drawn to these matters 10
the States; and as ell tight minded men must
be- delighted that so ugly blot is 10 fair way
OF being removed, tho question is one which
Is iuI! ct interest TO ell foreigners resident 10
China.
The tSpt saro Of widespread system Of off &.
cial irlud is neither Gn easy ucr iovitiog task,
and IL il therefore duo to Colonel Mcsby, the
United States CoI; ul at this port, to say that
he Is brave as we'll as so honest msn. lie has
lately been tho butt OF many wicked Joke and
OF not low VeuoGous attacks. He has boon
looked upon as man who has 10 entirely sacri-
fed bis official position and broken tho lradi.
tional rules of othco regarding rrodcot ors, as
| to render hlmeclf unworthy 10 remain in bis
corHtrys strpice. Ills recall has been spoken
Of as q CT rtalGty. Ali this, however, has been
| duly calculated upon; aud somehow the Con-
! federac csValry man continues to keep on easy
| seat. There can be DO question that the Colo.
| nal a. opened a veritablo Pandora's box touch
! ing the c1nGucS of the representatives Of bis
Government 10 this part of the world; but it
must bo admitted that 10 20 doing ho has she'd
halo Of official Ecntsy around The American
name Cf1hioh it stood sadly in ueed, nod which
| iii the State Department will but do its duty
It ought never again to loso. lilo has done o
serTicl not only to his county, but also to
! Amer:c:n Commerce ard to t0reigo nations
ecnars!ly 10 the East.
Whether or not there can ho Guy connection
between Inc expre ssiops of opinion gatberc
iIom tho Amcr;cln .Urds!s 10 reference TO tho
charges made by Col. Messy, aud the resgna-
iicu Of Mr.. L. W. Seward, Assistant Secretary
Of State, We cannot rrtterd to say; but that tho
resignation o! tho Assistant Secretary has some
thing to do with The scandal ahnve referred 10,
there oan bo 7lry little doubt. IL is only to be
regretted that tha inilucr1a has been cxerled
- long and iur purposes 50 uuw1rthy oil its great
Original. he incident il 4 cnrinus Gonmcntsry
upon The rnaora that io1mr5ly found cnrrenoy
- 10 Alcaty recall
Il ~ msro th.n pf1babi, that he reroit .or-
Wafi"'! hy Consul JnLu: StahcI, nlicr ~ Off,
ca! ;,F.siEat!on iato the procty Of the charge
sd7sCctd by Mr. hieshy, has hGd q pogerIuI
etuo5 uptn opinion in America, ~ Gontrai
Stahcl; besides being the chosen agent Of the
/ slsH
Tor hout%:g aa' !ai!ccss would carry great
| weight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY 81
EDGAR SNOwDBNS
SATURDAY EvEN'G., JANUARY 81, 1850
A bill for the improvement Of tho hatbor Of

A bill for the improvement OF tho haibor Oh
WASHINGTON and for the reclamation Of the flats
10 front of that city is DOW before the House
Committee on the District tf Columbia. Va.
Iicus plans to efftcs the desired Object have
been suggested ald como Of them haVo been
presented TO the committee. The one infinitely
preferable to all the others 10 the opinion CT
some Ct tho BE- engineers who have considered
the subject, and which strikes US as The bcst, is
that by which all tho water that flows by
Georgetown shall bo confued to the Virginia
channel, and ill the spsc, between that and
Washington filed W, including. If course,
the Washin2t ton channel. BY tho adoption ct
this plan thousands CT ncrcs Of lard would be
reclaimed ard added to the urea Of The city;
such land, too, o. that upon which the most
beautiful portions Of many oi,ies. Boston for
Instance, arc erected, and the proceeds of which
would make ample compensation fer such
ripsr,an rights Cd the Washington channel as
wero intrioRed, though as such rights would be
substituted by more valuable ones On the Vii
GINA channel. to which they would be extend
Cd, tho Infringement would be merely Iominal.
Then, foo, though tho Potomac il q noble
stream 1t cannot iodnlse with mpuoiiy in
the luxufy Of two channels, Tor its water
~lil not tally sapply noe than oGe, as
Ii demonstrated by the constant sroun /
ing ii vessels IN tha Henrpaiuwn chanhcl,
and tho almost cn,l,e nbilcraiion Of The
Washington channel abjva iha l,rr Bridge
The proposed Improvement c,o!d HAYS bee Il
almc't, il ii0t oui.cir, cump!uird With tho
money that has hatn already srrht 10 dredging
tho Two existing chaui:,lI. AaoGhor advantage
IL tlia plan Is i!e iioaiity. When axcca;ch, lis
utlhOt will have been achieve iur ali time,
Whilo the benefits to b. derived !rjtn ary Of
the ohfr1 must ct i.c':nitv tc only temporary
Wore W brliirh IL "a. hIi rilucLcn} by ln'2t.
ested motives m !hi! niat;rr ~ would not ia
o0nmcnd thi. plan. hfrAusa two channels ii
Washington Eerrs sally rGlunn The depth Of
csch 10 suGh degree that vessels of heavy
dtaueht cannot navigate either. and hhvo 10
stop at this port. - they constantly do. 70
tighten or to lake on heavier c4rgocA
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WEATHER PRoraECr Henry q. Vcnnor, of
The Geological Survey Of Canada, writing from
Montreal, r6akos predictions Of the wes!her that
IS yet 10 form part cf ih3 present winter. and
which, no says. may tx:end over tho northern
portion OF tho United States Ono of the heav.
iesl snow falls Of the winter is likely to come
upon us on the ID CT 81 OF February, and oc.
css'on deep drifts and railroad bocksdes Fol-
lowing this Immediately, cold enap will set in
OF considerable severity, lasting some four or
moro days. Next wills como period of mild.
re:E, even warmth, with rain and slush up to
about tho l5th or 10th. Tho 18th will give us
Inc second heavy show fall Of The month, with
Drifts again. and smother railroad blockade Re-
tween the 10Th and 18th TIE second cod term
Will probably set in and this bids fair TO b, yerv
sevcro. and occasion some very low thermom.
eler READINGS, Thus, with the tx ,epiion of ono
considerable lhaw in this month. February will
DO An exceedingly w:ntsy month. The 9Th and
2lst 81 March will sgAin give hoavy snow falls,
ana II IS probsbln tlh,s In this month we viii
have more snow than nj any time prcvious dur.
ing tho winter.
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lax On EAILRoAns.-1he bill TO Ia. all.
r'ada IN certein cssea for county purpose" 70.
ported from tbo Comni:tea on Roads and In.
t9rnal Navigation Of thu House Of nelcss,es 10
as follows:
l. BE it enacted by tho General Assembly
That It shall be lawful for the supervisors OF any
county through which a railroad or railroad.
run. Waeta such counties have by subscription
s'Ced In Inc construction OF such road or roads,
10 levy q tax equal To the Tax levied upon ether
propt r!y IN such county for county purposes,
estlmatirG the valuo Of slrh rna.! or roads, If
broad or standard gusge, at IS Coz per mile for
esch mlIc lying within Said county; it barrow
SusGa, SiCGo per mile for Zach mile; provided
that IN no casa shall the amount TO Le t,xsd *
coco inc subscription made by snch county TO
such rosd. ~
z All ncts Audparts OF ac!a in conflict with
this act sra hereby repealed.
Teia act shsl! bo c farce from AM: aticr TIA
pssssee.
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Form OF Commissions for The Sen
,EUslpeS

Tho iollo.ioe is the blank form printed Tor
Tho use OF tho Governor in commissioning The
judges recently elected by tue General As.
senbly:
"lHE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
10 ALTO Whom these Presents Shat Cone
---itccing: know ycu, that our Gcvarm5
having been Gu!S notified of the olccior, by {,
IaInt vote Of the Two houses of the Geurr.;
Assembly, Ct -- IS Judge Of tho - c0ur.
OF -. iar !he torn Of elise prescribed BY law
doia hereby commission him thu said -.
indga Of tie said court, 10 cyernise the .urs
ii9Da SUD ii: charge III, luii"a # lis cftic, 70
c,r'iing 10 law.
10 testimony whereof these our letters BIC
sealed with The lesser seal oftho Commonwealth
and Ioado patent. Witness OUT said Governor,
this - day OF -. in tho year OF our Lo,l
eighteen hundrad AID -, and CT tho Con.
m2tw4a'th the ono hundred anu -.
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TE EIGE N'EIpS.

Tho Pope has ssut 10 600 franc, Ter the &c.
| !lcl OF The distress in ireland.
Tbs hai9i ST nroSr. c:s 10 Australia ird cato y
large surplus Of grain for export.
DR.. Broca has boon defeated as Iifs senator.
6y tho French Assembly. on acc unt cfhis Dar'
| wlnian tendencies.
Tho Spaaish Seuatc has bS vote OF lJG 10
IS approved thu articles Of tho Cuban slavery
abolition bill as emoudad by tie mixed commit
| tco oil senators and deputies.
Bismarck proposes to inquire directly frorn
tho Popc what really aro the grievances of the
Church which prevent tho establishment of O
solid peac!.
The Increase OF INFECTIOUS diseases ia 81. Pc.
| tclsburg is exciting soma approximations. tho
| mortality from that caus, for tho week ended
Janulry II being 10 per cent. Of tho whole NOR.
| tally, or tTco as great as usual.
1t is reported that tho Czirewi.oh reo,ntlY
remarked to soma Polish magnatcs: II shall
be proud to wear your glorious orowo. Com
| munIcatc this to ycur o0uotrymon. aud assure
| them OF the favor OF their fuIuro king"
Tho Vatican has sont dispatches TO st. Peters
burg, through the Papal nut Go at Vienna, au.
thoizjog the bishops in Russia to adopt certain
pro7lslona! rules embo6ying concessions which
It 10 hoped will facilitate tho settlement OF more
| important questions.
QUEER EXCUSES -Somo curoul things
have bee n written ia response to Invitations, or
conveying tho Invitations themselves. A man
oil l,Lefs, travelling in the United States, re-
sponded to q literary lady s Invitation 80 meet
some minds at tea" at her house By expressing
his s,rroW at being prevented from doing so
through having already promised 10 meet some
stomachs at tlaoer. Whether his excuse
shocked hmericsn modrsly we do not know,
he wtud have been set doUn as very rude
man by tho Eaeish farmers daughter. who, in
acknowledging feminine friends invitation
to g. With her to the roc, wrote on behalf OF
herself and her sister:
Iho energy oil the rao prompts Tie 10 assure
you That my rtqu.s! Is iOl hidden, Tho idea OF
which hal n%kwardl9 nourished notwilh-
standing my propensity 10 resctvt. MIR. IT..
Will be there. let mo with confidence assure
yon that him and brothers will be very happp
10 maGt you and brothers. We girls cannot
60 Tor reasons The attention OF the cows
claims cur a55istatcJ in the evening".
An lmrtcnnlons nObltman orc, declined an
invitation 10 dinner Tor very pressing reasons,
Ills note vas copeadcd in the foowi1g forms:
c:nnot express my regret that it ia quite out
oil my power TO dine with you. And you will
pity the when you hear | am 10 bed. A rsscal
10 creditor kas bad everything pcsscss taken
from blt. | must remain in bod till BY laavtr
c1mas, rs have not a Coat 10 put on. This is
tho reason, dear Lady Cork, c,naot dine with
you: An all sufficient one. We should Judge
Globe.
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The proceedings OF the recent meeting of tho
republican State committee show plainly enough
that in Virginia as tverYwh,rJ o!s, tn, federal
Office holders set Mr.. l|ayts' civil service 70.
form circular at open defiance, and # their cx-
perlenco be Ike that OF their class 10 every other
stat, in the Uoion this cifsnsc will not only be
c)Ddoocd but they wi ! DO Informed that all
subsequent oaes 10 the simo line c,n be COM
miltcd with immunity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

The February number of the SouthsfD His
toiichl Papcra has been received from It's pnb.
fishers 10 Richmond. Among It's contens arc
A Revi:w Of Shtrmah's Meiidiuu Expedition
and Sooy Smiths Raid 10 West Point, Charlie
Pierce y Daring AttcDDta 10 Escape from John.
sons Island, History Of Lane'a North Carolina
Brigade, No. ,. P.i,on Life 81 Fort McIIenry,
ny Rev. DR.. 4. u. Wilhcrsnunn Battle of Get
tsyburg--the Report ui General ,Jusius Daniel,
Sc E.,
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MIR. Ferry having lost his pro ttmp,ra rcs;-
detc1 OF The Senate, and pcsN s,ing no other
quality for keeliog his namc before the public.
falls back, fer that purpose, upon tho radicals
last rcstrt-abuso Of the S1un. Poor Ferry !
Chandler. whose eulogy ho mado tn, means of
iosultiug his Southern ,lleagues and tho sec,
ton thy represent, had brains. lie has
Rhis KRIS
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Fires.

,CnIcAsn Ill Jan, 3l.-The bakery OF Frank
Eield 81 Co, at the Corner Of Deaplainss ana
Washington streets, four story brick building
valucd q: 81. OtD Was burned last night The
origin of the ire is mystery.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 5l.-Tho residence Of OK.
Senator I: G. hcCrary, at Greensboro, Ky.
was burned yesterday, together with a valuable
library and household goods. Loss $1,000.
Insurance Sc ego.
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Price Of GOnl.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3l.-Tto line ani civ
prices Of SchuyIkiIl cal for February vera an
nouLced this AFTERNOON by tho Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company az follows
Lump and steamboat. 81 10; broken, egg Ard
chestnut No. |. ~ 50; stove and small stove
s. GO chestnut No. 2. 81 DO; pos No ], 81 so.
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List Of Letters.

Tho following is list of the letters remaining
in the Postotfco in this CITY Jsnusry 81.
Persons calling for letters will say they ara all.
.yertiscd and give the dato of tho list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will DO
sent to tho dead letter Office. in Washington.
Bias. Mrs Mary Ellen Mason, WB
Beach, VIM Ii Martin, LC
james, Mics Mary Read Henry
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE +. Al
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G.cfecr from E.eeHby;s.r

correspondence of tho AleSandrs Gasnttc.
LEESDURG. Jan. 3l.--Tho Gaze tf tho Com
monwealth vs.. Samuel j. Robinson for the
murder OF ElHa!d Thomas % tbc night Of The
- OF O1tobcr last, 10 this county. by i ing in
wait and shooting hin from an amtuJh on the
side OF public road, was given 10 the iury
Thursday night, aid yesterday they cauc into
court at : o'clock H. ID. with verdict of mur
der IN The first dgree, and the curt scn.o ID
him to be hanged on The oh 81 April ntx!.
The vtr lct aud icIsncpt are universally con,
c:ded to be Just.
Page Wallace, who was in jail under indi,t
meat for sD attempted rape. broke jal rucsd ~
night aad escaped. he has SIC, Committed
anothcr outrage % Vomln 10 the county and
IS still mt large though holly pursued ard will
probably be taken. TIC Governor haa offered
reward CT $50 fer his arfts..
The Cltcul' Court iGr this couny adjourned
TO day after full AMI busy tcrm
Farmers are lar nGvanc ii with their ploTiog
Ter spring cr0rs and wheat il looking we'll
throughout tbs county CARLOS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

Mr.. Farr is evidently going back" on large
numbcc OF his own party. He has introduced {
bill in the House of Delegates to deflo and
punish tramps"
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case HEssss,Jv..H, s.xorEEyy.,.Gs

SENATE
Tho Sena;e wrs no. in session TO day, having
ADJOURNED oror Thursday until Monday.
HOUSE OF REpEES ENrhTiVES.
a raioiution WAS adopted hY Che Hrusn this
mrrniBg calling on tbo Secretary Of War for IN
1oL mntlun 81 i" tho names anu iintni rank of nil
oitlcers ot The army not on duly with their rfei-
mants AMI corps. tut on duty elsewhere. SC.
The HoUso al | clock discontinued tho trans q.
action CT public business. and ngoliilic sd
oro'srs were nade In memory Of tho ln,n Rush
Clark II Iowa
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Wa ers alwsys pleased 10 rec I'm moud good
article. Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup never fails to
cure Cough or Geld 10 8 short time. Tn,
doses are small and it il pleasant to tho Taste.
Price CSC
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SeSere StOrnY

b, 5 Ten. Jan. GA dispatch from Mount
Washington lset night says the sav6rast storm of
The winter ia raging there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

GEN. MAnoNs's PosITIoN.-Tho Richmond
correspondent of tho New York Herald hrs IT,.
ter0iod Gen. VIM. Malone United States San.
ator eoct from Virginia, and states his position
as follows in regard TO tho next presidency:
'Gen. Mahono ssid that he would have the
same obj ection TO Blaine on the one hand ss no
would have to tho most exttomo Bourbon demo.
crat on the other. 10 further remarked that
tho roadjusters or liberals of Virginia neither
meant TO be forced ont of their position by ihs
democratic or republican machines ia the State
did in Novembtr last. In regard 10 the future
national course of The new party the most tha.
Gen. Malone would say was that he favored ths
call OF liberal or road usters State con 9entior,
OF placing Independent electors in the field auG
OF electing them SIS they did their ticket las.
November, and afterwards of casting the cleo.
torsl vote of Virginia as seemed best for her in
terests, regardless of party. Such plan as this,
if successful, might make Virginia the arbitor Of
the next presidency"
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HUTEL ARRIVALS.

IhNrlsE.-W II Selscnaa, Occcquan. Va;
. >, Sinclair. Altx 90, Va; W a Lyan Otc; quan,
Va; Il r. Meredith, BrcptsViiIc, We; Ii W
vaudegits. Va; J Il Massey, Va; DR. G A
Eek, BeltsVIilo, Nd; j NJ Forbes. Warrenion,
va; +, Y Skl!ern, ruai Xxi, Tenn; o Windell,
W, fillmore, Va; l. Cock, Front Royal, Va;
q Nolan. We; j Z L5achman, Gainesville, Va:
!, a Smith, Ilayms,kat. Vs. L Mccormick,
W; j a Smith. N y; } SiGcl>ir, Nj; ii i,
ip!yio', l-onioun Go. We; g L Alexander,
Mcamood, W.; Il d Cattle, BALTIC, M5; j
Carson, Norfolk, W.
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"RS tho Gdvt,not:
IS; crr!ary Of The Con- monweslIh.

How TlrEY iAvE IN THE NIc0RAR ISLANDS.
There is fascinating apathy about the Nico-
5srtsc they live in states Of profound meots
abstraction, dreaming away their days ike ycr
liable lotcs eaters, and seeming to DO devoid Of
tho most distant idea OF 90 occupation. Th,it
only acecmrli;hmon: is that delightfully."- hzG
ono which Americans call whittlipe; and snnlp
OF tho wooden figures which they produce show
remarkable skill.
Tho male portion Of tho population arc knoHa
Individually aud collectively 81 Captain an
Other American icihlo--nnd they artlcss,y seek
to proptiaic thcr visitors by ccrli6c aos OF good
character inadc cue aud signed by tho conrc.s
,tstionod oa tho islands.
Tho gonon appear to have tho upper hard
10 tho management Of affairs; and tho priss.
who also Servo 10 tho capacity of physicans,
arc put TO death whenever they fail to rtl,c. n
care.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Jan. 3l.-The maj
ket to-day for grain wss fairly active, and prices
we're firm. Flour is dull and quiet. The recsip,s
OF Wheat are light and Wa note sales of T5I
ousnes at l4O aud l4l for Falz. and 143 and l4j
LOT Lancaster. Corn shows a slight advance,
and sales were made ut 63l SO and 591 for whilo'
NC Oats reported, and one small lot Of Ryo sold
at 50. Country produce quiet and easy.
BALTIMORE Jan. 81 -Vireinla G. deferr'd 81.
DO consolidated GO; do second series 99s nx.l
duo coupons II mk-d; new ten fort,es SO:
ion forty coupons SCI bid tc-1ay. 90 ton firm;
middling ~ ALA. FlouS quiet and uuchar r. "a.
Western dull ard lowor; Southern red l26.iaO.
90 DC, amber lliala1; No Maryland l4ii; No
western winter red snot Jan and Feb lao; Mar
l40al4Ca; April l4b.l45h CoIn-Southern o.s.
Ter Western dull and lower for futures: Sontl.
efn white $500; do yellow 67l; Wettsrn mixed
spot and Jan 81 Fob 55a bid: Mar t3l bid An
t'9t5iS; May 53ts5"i; stesmar SIT Osts auiel
and STEADY; Southern 43a50; Western white dss
h0: 90 Z. led fTa48; Penna 1857 Rye dnli At
eSt. Hay unchanged. Coffee quiet and uG-
dull ut llaS1 IL.
NEw YORK;. Jan. 3i.--Stocks sirona. Mon.v
5a6. Flour dull. Wheat quiet Corn ssronyer'
fohT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY 81.
IN IT'S, Sun 'ats-.........., 622
uLEARED
Str Jane Moseley, lower Porc, BY + Rel,
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Fancy HOSlHRY-Ladies', Misseh' and
T. Chiidieh's Beautiful Fall Styles.
Let 70 FERGUSON s. BRO.
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NEW YORK. Jan 3i.--Stocks sirona. Money
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

Next Monday Hlll b. Gardlenas Day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

Md " N"'e''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

Fancy HOSIfRY-Ladies, Nssea' and
4 Chidieh's Beautiful Fall Styles.
Let 2" FERGUSON Sc BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

CLEARED.
Str Jane hoseley, lower Potc, by + A R,ei.,