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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-16

government can guarantee them
against the steady encroachments of
the dominant race. We must, by hu-
name and efficient appliances, bring
them up to point where they can
hold their own and fight ehe battle of
life successfully, or we must put our
Army to the revolving service of i'm
prisoning them on the reservations till
they starve, or of killing them if they
escape
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-16
uRs. GRAYHLIEs


How this country has advanced in
education. Twenty years ago when
we saw young dumfoodle picking
his teeth in front Of a hotel we thought
he owned all that square. Free Press.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-01-16

The human body contains more than
two hundred bones. Women who
threaten to break every bone in their
husbands body should bear this in
mind. - Phl0delphia Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

J he Sundsy question is the gubeCt OF discuE-
sion IN mspy Northern and Western papers.
Nm Fay, committed to Jail last weak by Jus
iioo Inc ihpSon Tor An asssult upon coored man,
has been released.
Dsniel on The Book Of Com mon Pray or comes
20 US from across the water. 1t work CT in q.
tefest alike to clergynen and laymen.
~ The Mspleson Opera Company received So 10 .
w IN ICY nights. Their expenses were 81 5LU a
nlgnt They have returned to Ealand, where
success is always assured.
Suppose the Legislature Wei to hs arrested by
or, ORDER ct the United States Supreme Court? Is
onis sltog. tnsr ua!ikely, IN view of the compli-
ca!lons Shlca may result from tbs seton of the
Auditor?
Some people think that divinity student. would
derive more peneft (certsinly their future con
gregatlons would) frum the study of vocal cul.
lure Than from porting over Knapp's Theology.
Inc negro, Jubilee Singers" Of Nashville,
nave taken home 2 COD pound bell; besides
have sung into existence large bulldog. Thsy
nave MADE ali told, Sl50,0 900 for their Gniver.
auiiences. -'0o''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

Now that tho South has "proroul ced >
against Mr., TIldcn, that scntemaL' i organ, the
New Iclk Suo, sees uethiog good in all that
sac'iou. and though it has heretofore denounced
all attempts to resent irsuits in tho South as
evideucts Of lingering barbarisn, it DOW essays
to ridicule Senator Hill because he took 40 notice
of an eI het applied to him ty m irrts por 81
bio correspouden: Of r'publ;can newspaper.
Tha. rplthets arc not always appropriate to the
persons to whom they sro applied is proved 10
the case Of tho editor Of the Suo. for if all that
have boon applied 10 him were So no would be
moGsttr Of bideoua n.icr. If Mr.. Hill had
followed the man who called him coward cut
Of the Senate, knocked him down and cut off
his ears. no newspaper 10 the l.pd would havo
Denounced lin for doing so moro bitterly than
tho same Sun which now attempts 10 toIihIo
him for pursuing tho opposite ard proper
curse,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

We ura glad to learn thet he parry 10 whom
General Cos is Loe recently sold his Gusts
mil estate. in Alexandria county. is about 10
erect upoo The si.o Of the old mil, VIII ca vas
DESTROYED shout twenty years ego. co extensive
f1urog mill There is hero fne wstar power,
supplied tfom the sources Of Four Milo run.
WINE Wrulns this. 1t occIrs to ua that there
Is slSo similar power Of the c,la! laSiu, On
the north Ire OF tho towo. baviog fall of mere
than thirty feet, aud we ayo reliably iofcrped
that all needed legislation for its US, hss becn
easc:od; also, the power torm,ry used a. The
Columbia cotton fSctcry aid e,is. mil. Il
would bo 81 important benefit to this c,mnun
i'y Il these water powers c)uld be brought toto
use FOR manufacturing purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
Chic EeDuillicRnS.

COLUMBUS, April 27.-The hotels are already
crowded With delegates. 10 readiness for tho re-
publican State convention to morrow. Matters
are yet IL chaotic condition. and the Sherman
delegates, beiug largely 10 the majority, are en-
dca0orlsg to map out the programme OF bust.
ness. Those most prominently mentioned tor
delegates at large are Senator Garfield. ex-
Governor Dapuison. w. D. B.ckhsm, 8. s.
Warner, and Nj. Batemap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

DEATH FROM EATING CAKG-Ws do met
know wto invottrd cake, or upon what occa-
sion. or 10 what ago Of the world it fist became
lndsSoluby associated with wedding occasions.
1t is, however, en- incident in every Gay expe.
rlcnce th!st man, on lis wsy TO wedding as
10 the OldIoary svcc4tiois Of lifs, should hun
ser, aad shoull wish to refresh the inner man.
lh;a, unhoppi'y, was Lloyd Ho1kbs' txoeri-
cnce. Hopklrs, who IVES hale hearty rotu
yCucg man, while ca his way to g marriage
feast, fc7 days siuce, felt SD overwhelming
desire fCr cake, aud alc)rdi.sly stepping into
store. boasted that hs cuu.d est twenty FIVE
noIasses cakes The proprietor, or some one
standing by, offered 10 Jay FIR that ruuber
provided Hopkins would est thom, the latter
to pay Ior all be should eat under that number
at httceo he declared himself fol-; bpt the pay
beng dcnsuccl, he rcrssvered Unit! the whole
twenty hre were contum1d. This Tss charity
to tsu't, on the pass Ct the mechant. Hop
klbs proceeded to the wedding where be ate
hearty supper. Ga his way homs be wss taken
slck, laid cut al Light, aud on striving home
The next morning he was taken With couges-
tive chill aud died suddenly, thus demonstrate
log the scIiptural warning against iCtemper.
arce, suttony, &c.-Eastcru Nroinian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
TIE Baltimore American Of Friday s,z

Tie Baltimore American Of Friday s,ys,
that 10 the cas-, CT D. X. Stuart W. tho Che ia
peako and Ohio caual company ct ais, 10 The
U5ited States Circuit Court, there has been
6lcd ono of the 6iss instalmeuts of the ovi.
dence. which gives q fair indication of how
voluninous it will be. 1t consisted of copies OF
the pay rolls from 1874 to 1877. inclusive, max
log In all nearly 500 papers. These had all to
DO endorsed and filed separately. MIR. Wallis
r1msik that it would take tho biggest dry
goods bcx 10 Baltimore to hold the documents
Ia tic Gaze is likely to provo c,rtect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

DEATH OF DR. MlNoR.-Dr. Go. C. Misor,
we'll ln'wn ciIiz'u of Henrco county. died
Sunday morning at isresidence in that county,
10 the sixty seventh year OF his ago. The de-.
CEASED was ono OF tho most widely and favora
oily kotwa men 10 his clupty. and at one time
represented utnrlc, 10 the House of Delegates.
lie was th,ia!bcr Of the late Judge +. &.
h'n1r' aud leaves large circle f iriecds to
mourn their loss-Richp,oud Whio,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
Browns Household Panacea

II the most Elective Pain DESTROYER in the world
viii most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, and
thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other rsin
slevlAtor and it is warranted double the strength
of any similar preparation.
1t cures Pain in tae Side, Back or Bowel,
Sore 1hrost rheumatism. Too.hsche. and ALI
ACb ES, and ia The Great Believer of
rsin. "BR0WN'S HOUSEHOLD pANA.
CEA" should be in every family. A teaspoon.
tul OF the psnacsa in a tumbler of hot waite,
(swGetened. il preferred), taken at bedtime, viii
BREAK UP A COLD. Is cents hottIe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
cows ESS5EoJT7E PEGCEEDI.RGs'
WASHINGTON, D. O., April ~, 1850.
SENATE

SENATE.
The Vice President laid before the Senate
communication from the Secretary of STATE
transmitting the first seven volumes Of the
speeches Of Nj. Theirs. which Mmo. Thitra,
widow CT that distinguished statesman. desires
to PRESENT to the Library Of the Senate. Ro-
tered to the Committee on Library.
Messrs. Withers, Davis. of W. Va, McPhe.
SOD. Bayard, Cameron, of Pa. and Hoar pre-
respective States. praying the passRego OF the
Eaton till for commission for revision If the
tariff.
Mr.. Eaton. from the Committee oa Appro-
priatious, reported without amendments Ito
naval appropriation bill. Placed on tho CAL
endar.
Mr.. Burnside, ftcm The Same oomUit!eo. re-
ported adversely on tho Senate bill to detail
army officers to tska command CT the ex.
redition fitted ont by Mestrs. Morrisoo and
Brown, of Now York. to search for The records
of Sir John Franklin 8 txpedi:ion. Indeioilcly
postponed.
On motion OF Mr.. MCPHERSON, the House
till to authorz, aud equip an expedition to the
Arctic scls to establish temporary station Tor
sciontlti, observation Gu Lady Frankin Bay,
&c., was taken up and passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The session of the 18th of May was set asid,
fer the consideration OF bills reported from tie
Committee ouE lucation and Labor, particularly
the bills to restrict Chinese inmigrstor 10 en-.
torce the eight hour law. and to apply the pto
ceeds Of the sale OF public lands 10 the educa
lon Of the people.
Mr. Fry of Maine frnm the Cam tnittnn m
Ways aud Means reported bill rec naing the
| Importation of raw mat rial. TO b, m inufsc!ur
| ed 10 the Uaicd States snd used 10 the con
| slIuctlon and repairing Of vessels employed 10
| foreign trade, Including the trade between the
Atlantic aud Pacific coasts Of the Uaitei States
! or built for foreign counts. Referred to the
Committee Of the While.
MIR. Morton, Of N. Y, presented tho petition
| of TeffG. GriswGd t. Co.. Sullivan. Vail IL Co..
and o'her dry goods and clothing houses Of
New York, asking tho carly passage Of q ma
| tiopal bankrupt law. Referred.
Mr.. OK, Of N. Y, ohsirnan Of the C,m
| mtteo on Foreign Affairs. reported beck tie
resolution cal!iog Oh The President for copies oil
all correspondence with the Eo8Iish gava.n
| ment relating to ALLEGED iule,fererci with
American fishermen 10 Fortuoo Buy, un } sDu
arg 6. 1878. Adopted.
Tho Speaker pro tenn announced tie regular
order 10 DO the call of the roll on tho passage
Of the District OF Columbia appropriation bill,
ADD it was passcd-;cas, lG2 nays, H.
Tie Speaker pro TEN thea FRO ,ecG.d 10 call
cIDm!;toes Tor reports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

The Nay number of To Southern Eiatoricsl
Society Papers has boon received from lis pub
liiheIs in Richmond. Among its contents are +:
A History of Lanes North Carolina Brigade,
The Burning OF Coluu Bis, Ars Henrietta E.
Less letter TO General David Hunter on the
burning of her house, Relative Strength at Sec.
ond Manassas General Chalmers Report of Or
eIatloIs Of Cavalry Division on Line of Mem
phis snc Charleston Railroad, The Gettysburg
Campaign, and General Johnston's Report Of
Of the battle CT Seven Pines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
DIED.

In WASHINGTON, D G, April &c HANNAH
Lat!NiA, wifu Of VIM Ii. Smoot, and dauoh-
ter OF Hannah y. and the late Mathew o. Brien.
~ der iun;ral will ke place from the real
oence OF her brother K. II OF Brian, No. 81 s.
Assph ST. to.morrt " "wednesday afternoon.
at o'clock. o"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
Poisoned.

w ATERBUEY, VI. April PA girl named
Mceker, living in DLxbury. had been missing
since las: Friday. Yesterday suspicion rosie
90 Aluua Nlceker. man 20 years cid, who
WIS an uncle OF the git, and who, when arrest
cd, c>nlcssed that tho girl being crots he want
cd 10 get rid of her, and they bought strychuine
and gave it to tho girl 10 swcetened water, and
when she died buried her ia O swamp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
NJ Eoia Sickness.

Undou b;ed!y with children, attributed TO other
causes, Is occssioned by Worms BROWNS
VEKh lFuGE COMFITS, or Worm Lozeppes,
although efeclual in destroying worms can do
no possible injury to the most delicate child.
ihs va'uaole combination has been successfully
USED by physclsns, and found to Do absolutely
sure in graduating worms, 30 hurtful to children
Is csnt3 boz " ''ai en'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

In America it is said there 1871 r,vsr.
pers. with daily circulation Of ) s4oIHI,
weekly aad semi weekly, 1851 ,424; mo,,h
1925. 95S. A leotnt ,ta,istic.an m,k,s -
following cAlou 'atioa in cotnec,i,n with III,
The total Issues tot yeas are ISIS az " Is;
clpies, which would make a pile Of ncgsosn...
81 miles high. Placirg them, tcu,bina ' a'as
other, 10 line, they will reich l,lSS "a n
being Al times around the earth aud five ' lug
the distance from the earth to The moon "~ IS s.
print one issue it is estimated that > 0GS -
900 types are used, aud to pliat them r., ~ H.
eLtire year requires the handling of liz .4 ,'.e
S49. G96. 900 types. ''''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
GA N AL GOMMHREE

Arrived--Bosts y Amman. w j Boothe r., NJ
a Myers, w barrow and j H S,icknsy, to
American Coal Co; K Fsnnon, T M Smith and
X MINES. 10 j p Agnew & Co; Il French, to
w Smott; j W.st TO A M Brandt
Eoparted-Boats w 9 Hunter, j DAYTON, N
herssy, ID Amman, w j Boothe, jr, nj A My
els, " Darrow, J q stickney, K ramon, 4 II
Smith and 4 j West
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

PARAGRAus having recently been pubrx,.s
relative to the amount Of u. S. bonds held br
MIR. William II. Vanderbilt, irqairy in r.,
nrcp.r quarters shows that tho exacs amount .,
U. 5. 4 per cent bonds held by Mr.. Naude,bl,
Is SAL O5O,O 900 the quarterly interest IN vhlc,
is $40 500. Mr.. Vanderbilt is also 60 ioy,s.n,
10 ~ and per cont bonds. tut oily to NIL
eX!cot-say three or four millions or SO.
Sixteen horses were burntd ~ dealh IN 6,
bles at 220 Cherry street, New York, ycsrtri,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
Two Meu Killed.

CHICAso. April 27-Abrshsn G. Eendr1x
living about IL miles west OF Bloomington, shot
and killed two men named Bsilee and oton com
who assaulted him, on Sunday. They wore
brothers-in law, and domestic b:oils brought on
the difficulty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
Arrested fOr ISeriurv

n NEW YORK. April 27.-Specials from Wesi
rolnt state that Phillip Ryan. thessloon keeper
AZ who're house the plot to fix" Whitaker i!
believed to have been discussed w.s .rros,ei
lhera last evening on II charge of periury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

The following worry curious resolution u,s
recently adopted at the Business Mems pt,v.,
Meeting in Greenwich street, N. Y:
Whereas prcfAne swesrirg breaks the I,vs 3
good society aud the State IS we'll a. q GnI y
and ''u'
Whereas it is pais full for respectable M,
and women to hear it ia pub il, aud 'D
Whereas child 80 hearing it il often dam,
aged moro than ii bitten by mad dos;
RcSo{ret{. That lie who svears bs heroh,
kindly reminded that he does c:ucl, au M
gepllemauly and an unlawful &C..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
Terrible TOrMnuoes.

The following additional particulars OIL S,tur.
dry lights storm have been received: AT
Farmers City, ILL.,, the creeks and soughs orc
higher than ever before koowo Fcrc,s. cul
verta, bridges, walks. ctc., were c,ried eff. At
kanktkeo almost an unprecedented amount of
water fell. The river rose 6vo feet. farm lands
were flooded, AID wolk will DO delaied tw wee k.
Much ofthe lutey sown grain will bc drowned
ou'. Near Tay lorsvile the cyclone was terrific.
Many housas were demolished, and the ion a.es
crippled, killed or oarliad away. NJ my lr, still
missing. and many were rendered homeless by
the storm. A. Cul'er's house was blown TO atoms,
ADD QUO of his children killed outright ard an
other carried off and found dead 10 the Morn.
ing. Mrs. I. j. langley Was kil.d. John
Gcssncrs skull was fractured, and he will die.
man named Watts and his wits we're blown
about O quarter of milo. locked in each Others
srms. hey were badly cut, bruised and 10.
sensible. 4. w. Broniz, Mr.. Eliot wife and
two children, the little daughter Of Edward
Leigh, and Thomas Hill were il, jured. Huudreds
OF cattle and hogs woro crippled aud killed,
and fowls wero found dead and crippled and
shipped OF their feathers 10 the line IF tho
cyclone. Repors OF he damage done arc COD.
stauty ptluS ICifeu tt 1ayICTeFlle, a0Q rcllGf
measures for tho destitute ere being taken. |;
seems that tho storms of last week 10 Their OK
tent. violence and d, structivencss havo never
been cquaed 10 that part tf tho country.
A tcrnado SWEPT over the oouatry around
Macon, Miss. ,Suudsy Light, causirg great lost Of
lite. A special to the Memphis Appeal, SAYS the
killed arc Mr.. aud Mrs. James Horton, Mattio,
Johnnie and James llorton-the whole IA nib;
Mrs. James Enps. Charles Fpns, Jas. Eppg,
Miss Sophsria Ramsey. q Gro Moss and three
0ttc;s 30 badly muilatsd that recognition was
impossible. Mrs. Horton was found dead a
qIsrer Of mile away from tho scene CT des-
truc iOr. Ono hcu:c Gear the cenra of the
storm vas Whltlcd bround aud lis front changed
IN cxac,ly the opposite dircc,uu A negro wo.
man was tuuod dead 10 field west of The de-
pot, licrll,y stripped Of all clothing.
A heavy storm passed over Macon. Miss,
blowing away Twenty-Five hCu5sR, iuo,uiirp the
Mobil, and Oaio Railroad naohino shops,
round house, depot. telegraph eff and master
mt chano's Chloe. SXc.n Ca g were blown
from the lralk. nId seventeen persons were
Killed AMI twenty two wounded. The loss of
property ia estimated st not less than $780,
600. Meridian wac c.lled on to send physician
aud s'x or eight have g,nc from there 10 attend
The suffering.
At ID dion. Ga several houses were unrooled
and church s!eeIl, was bloRn dove.
~ ID. cherd. % the CHATS nooga R.i;rrad,
the Prrsb, telian Of u oh Was totally wrecked.
dEost Gamsgo vas done TO houses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
M 0 T I G Il
| have just resumed my
FISH pAlK INA DIISykf DOC,

l have just resumed nv
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
81 Nc. FL CORP0RATION FISHWHARF,
where will be- prepsted to furnish all kiads OF
POTOMAC FISH,
freah or aaii, at the shortest notice I solicit
your patronage especially my old customers,
snd guarantee that my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
All orders from the country promptly attend
cd to, and on SO good terms Is if the parties were
present Respectfully yours,
apo .d&tw,tf REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

1t is reported that tho Riser Grows spd
BIsckfset Iudiaos CT Montana have cpt-red into
hn agreement with Suing Blu to make war
upon the eettlers in tho Northwest this summer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
Slny OF IrOceeIInns

HUDSON. N T., April 27.-Judge Barnsrd
a. touzhkeepsla. TO-DAY, granted stay of pro-
c,edlogs 10 the case of Henry Moett sentenced
TO be haUgsd here on Friday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
FISH DEALERS.
EIJHi
FISH /!

F'17H' FISH, FISH
having completed cue arrangeln ,nLs for tho
season OF 1889. We are now prepared to fll sll
orders at ihe shortest motto, for FRESH and
SALTED POTOMAC FISH.
10 dealer; we would say that our brand has
always stood No. il our market and wa in
tond to maintsn our former reputation Vie
snip hsh packed in ice 30 thst persons ordering
can depend on getting them fresh. All order
entrusted to us will receive prompt attention.
Ouf nan houss is No. Corporation Gsh whsrf
ana st1l!s Eos: 2. and 4 City Market.
mr. W. II. SMITH is now engaged With us
and Will attend t. all orders entrusted to him.
6pi-Zn GEO. Il. PRICE CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
Pennsylvania Democrats

Harrisburg. Pa, April 27.-Mauy OF tie
delegates to the democratic State convection
arrived here to day. ard si he hotels lobties
are crowded,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

sEe liGuL. riour Is quleL n lakt quOtatlOLs Thu
sales Of Wheat amounted to but 700 bushel.
which brought 10 and l25 for Ful.z, spd ~
and 3! for Lancaster. But little Corn is Com
ing 10. and we note but ons sma sale ut SC; Cha
lot of Rye sold at ST. and one Of Osts at IS
baltimore CATTLE MARKET, April .G
Prices this week tor Beef Cattle ranged rs ic,.
lows
oest DeeVes 90 3 81
Generally rated first quality .......4 O0 \ j ~
Medium or good fair quality GO CI
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 90 3 III
Extreme range of priccs............2 5I a 3 =,
NJ ost OF the sales were from .........4 IS . ) :,
Receipts for the week la:G hoad sales 9u3.
Inc market this wsc!s WAS, in moot ct L; a
yards. somewhat finer sud more active than
last week, Wh!lo Ia Others dealers repor. 10 ir-
proVetneht, but prices are generally CONSIDERS
nfmcr Than they were then, snd more Cat, :,
were sold At our top prices this week. The gus
lty OF the tops Was trIhe better than last W ,cS
and in this way the improvement is sccoun:,l
for By scne operators, showing thus no Aetna
advance in values
Mich tows-There is fir demsnd for carl
Cows Ho quote n. ;0tSlj per head. rs t,
qualify.
Sheep snd Lembs-There is large ircres.>
IN the ttlsrings of Sheep and Lambs, and a gooi
demand for the former while for the latter tr,t.
is slow, number being left over nnsoId. Tia
eneep were sold out At an early hour. With lio
exception OF 3 few extra Sheen the qua ity vss
not Is good ss last week. We quote shesrtd
Sheep at AT cents, and wool DO 81 41a7t cents
per ID. the latter for some very extra above tia
bulk OF the offerings; Lambs at GIs9 cents per
10 gross. Arrivals this week 34j3 head.
Hogs-There is a large falling off in the nun.
Der OF tie offerings, bu. no variation to note in
the quality as compared with last week. recalp.s
The supply is generally reported 80 being fully
equal to the demand, notwithstanding the d..
minished number Of the otferirg,. The demand
is not reported active in any of the yards, deal.
era finding tha trsde only moderate We quota
rough SoWs and Stays st cents and the better
grades G4ats csDts, with few extra Ut {! ceE!s
per 10 net Arrivals this week CLOS head.
BALTIMORE, Ap. q Va G. old 25 asked def
s asked do ronsolid G3l; 90 I'd series %; pss:
due coupons 81: new ~ 40s 80 bid TO .dsy Cot,
ton steady; mlddling HAP. Flour moro nc
tive, but unchanged. Whest-Southorn firm :;
Western dull and weak At the close; Southern
red l224l27; do amber l32r35; No2 Wes'ern
winter red spot and April l25ial253; Nay l2i!s
l!4s; juno l2OislGt2; July llliallli; Aug 10!
alI3. Corn-Southern firm for white; 20 yellow
Offering; Western dull. weak and neglected :;
Southern whito So; do yellow nominal We-rn
mixed spot f:1.1sS April 4'a1e4 May 47ts47s,
June 1tsa47; July 48; steamer AZ. Oa!s-South-
ern 42s4i; Western white 4lad2; do mixed dl4
Al; Penna 42s43. Rye dull st $500 Hay IN.
changed. Cthja quiet; Rio csrgoes l3l,lti
sugar dull; A scfL %. Whisky dull at 10
aSl lCi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. APRIL Il. 1882.
Sun risos......-..... 5 s Sun .ets..... A.
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Str Ann Eliza, Pbisdelphia, by r A Reed.
str Mattano, lower PFC, by Brodors s. Co.
Schr Maggie Gray, Boston, coal by Amer.
can Coal Co.
PASSED UP.
Sthrs Elmor Wright. Kennebec, ice; Calvin
Hnrrls, kennebec. ice, aud James Mcdonald,
for Washington.
schr VIM ID Marvoll. to Georgetown.
PAssRD DOWN.
Schrs Hattie Williams and Lomuel Hall, from
Washington.
MEMORANDA.
Scar Bay State sailed from Bath for l..
mond 231.
Schr j Nelson. from Hichu'd. at Rostou 2Glh
mond och.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

Buy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Il cures. To
&c he'd at I'll druggists for 25o.