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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
attest from Richmond

RICHMOND. Jsn. 2l-3 SOP. m.-rhe House
has GOT reached the election of Ju3ge of the
Corporation Court of Alexandria yet aud vii;
scarcely come 10 vote TO day. 4. W. Chiltop,
the teadjustcr nonineo Atar.ds fair cbauce Of
being elected over Judge G. + Stuart, the
present incum bent.
10 the House to cay Il. l. G. Paige, negro,
Of Norfolk county. offered resolution Instruct
ing Gov. Holiday 10 ofar suitable reward fer
the apprehension OF the parties who lyucbed
Jordan q, WNra6tOn Tor his treatment of tiiss
Cordor. Paige supported his resolution 10 a
loag, rambling speech, dur,og which he said
that tho uesrJ hid 90 IyacbcG because "he
took walk 'sith wh.e lady OF the fair sex 1"
Farther OF he said, Addressing the white mem
bers, You arr III king race OF baslAds tina,
sooner O! later ri!i prOhab may ws k over
you"
Gen. w. Il. Payne, Of gauqaior. insisted that
the resolution should DO rcfo: red 10 Tho Com
rnittoo on Courts OF Justice, aad sitter soma &C.
bate !; was so ordcied STEOEGBow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

The Wsys aud Meas Committee OF the
United STATES House Of Representatives, which
has Mr.. Wooi's p:oaosi'i9n to tuud that por
ton If DE aatcn.I debt 10 fall due OK yea.
10 81 per cat. bonds. seem 10 De ubcer.aio
abcut The report they shall cake, though i. is
understood n'j,rty &! thcr1 are il favor Of
1t. Why taeg dent agree TO report fagorably
upon it a: o1ce il difficult to und,r.tand AZ
it is well kaowa that the Go7cfnment will save
81 30 more in thirty years 90 every 500, 900
Of 3! per cuts. il sold evan 1t IS ccots thar on
the s.me amount Of PR ceuts sold at par,
and nobody doubts that the 81 per cents. c1n
be hosted al s., especially when its rccolle cicd
that such bends and the interest on to- EN- arc ey
eupt from all sorts Of tsx, and that the people
o. tbs coubtEy vii! aot submit much longer 10
the prc0ent rojns: God burdensomc mode of
raisios The revenue. On. viii demsud the inpo.
sii!on OF al iocome tax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EEG e SNOW DEN
WEDNESDAY EWING, JANUARY 81.
Mr.. John Logan having Iesained the object

Mr.. Johr Logan having Iegalned the object
of bis highgs: aspiration. G scat 10 the I. S.
Senate, has nos 10 further coed Of The wilcs
10 ghch he i 81 we'll v,rsed FIR 2aniug popn-
lar favor, and car afford to s9eak what be
thinks as there is nothcg ;h4' ca SO speedily
Undue conuuuis; with the principles Of a
b!osted o)GdLoIdcr SIS the POSSESSION OF bonds,
so uothlng is N i. calculated TO mako o coGssrp
valve statesman out Of Gemagoguo thaa the
possession CT he place he stTovc to achieve by
the ats o! dcmsg glsm. !: is iUrpo..loe for
Mr. L3gaG' ambition 10 take q biz Ter flight
thao tic elevation 10 which nc has already
reached. He ca1, therefore, Express HE real
opluous-ahd tic real opinions of most reason
able men are vtry much ak ard GOES queotly
has 20 hesitancy.n rising IN !heScuatc AMI saying
that the "o;l. Tor the payment to soldiers the
difference batwoen grccuback3 and gold, Wheu
they we're paid, is one O. che greatest piccrs 81
dcmagoq7m ever haven't d in Congress, AID
that &c regrets so!di r. ara doc wed ;io sigu-
leg petiiioUs 10 rs favor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
letter from, ssiChmOnss.

Correspondence Of tie Alexandris Gazette !
RICHMOND, Jcn. 20.-In couocotiou With tho
n }m!net,on Of Mr. Wm. H. Lipsogmb for the
couHr9 gdgeship {! P.ilce W!iism county yes.
t. r!gg, amonS other things Mr.. NicoI, of that
county, said taat wheu he vas candidate for
| tho sea! 10 the Legislature ttai be now occu-
pied that be had pledged himself 10 support fer
! the liGg" hip the man who was the NEST
uum rously aod respectfully endorsed By tho
people OF lis county, aDd that nlw. in fulfill
| tnHnt Ct that pledge, be placed 10 nomination
Wm. h L'psconb. Tbere vas another gen
'|epan Of the highest character, Mr.. Crawford
Cushing. who vas generously endorsed, but
no. So anslVe'y. He bsld 10 biz possessiou,
AID now pr, sonted, tho petition Of nearly
Thousand CT zegs of Prince Wism county,
6Ulicliing The election Of ono OF those gentlemen
rs the j1Ggo OF that county, AID be DOW de
q aDdeu I the nj jrlty Whist answer be should
cary back TO bis people to their most reascn.
ab petition. Oonicuiag further, be claimed
tGal The raa l1sIer candidate, Chas G. Howl
500, was totally iuo mpetcut to discharge tho
Iuti;S OF he ofics to which he aspired apd 10
addition .hot the charge of bribery 10 ounce
H'ob - Al NC Sl- I c tlOu III 1 EIuCo w l'llt III
lGn had teeu alleged against the gentlcmao
Mr Nico and iodeed scy other Cons rCatiyc
meilter who tXDetcs TO change the purpose
OF n: NJ i'r!'y 10 paE Keeling out the sacred
Office OF iuCge to the big hest bidder, is throw
!ur sTay time. The bartao has been made.
Governor Holiday is coming 10 fer large
share OF abuse CO cojuut OF bis 6rlpess in
standing to bis duty jus, now.
The rcs"justcr seIEeaot at asms, Mr. Taylor
has teen pi esd On o pedestal near the Speak
RS chair. where bis presei strikes the eva of
INC 5ehoder upon eatcliag the hall.
Rev j. G Armstrong has teen called to the
fctt r>hip If one of the largest Epi copai
churches in S., Louis, aud has decped the
call
Mr. Royals oeg papr viii De c,ed the
Commonwealth
Ii IS understood iha; Sir. Riddeb> rgec de.
ciincs positively to have anything more to Do
With The resGjusiers' CAUCUS Until the debt
QUESTION comes w. He hiss had the sagaoity not
lux hls uaue with he outrageous pr, c ediugs
OF flnns ihe bench With men U. f for the place.
DIR. Rido!eberger expects TO give Hon. John T.
Harris E.h for Congress. Riddltbarger is
elies popular 10 his district, but has to ruo
agaiost one of the best politicians in the State.
Como of the rea0iu5ters are deuourciug Per-
son nlas.ie for his obstin' g. 10 keeping in Ger.
tain clerks that Others want. The old man
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
The Maine middle.

Botb legislatures were 10 sGsslou ycs!afday
IL the republic o House Eusene Halo fired
a resolution d c'sri1g toe State covert N cot
fully established, and denou0ciog all other
bodies pretending to b. parts Of the State gov.
erum mt as u5coDSfiioDai. The events Of G.
tertay stitched up the tus'0bist back bone, and
their Il gi5taturc shows fw;r signs of decay
than ever. Tits is disappointment to the re,
pubic rs. who have Sccr XpccioG irjm dar
to day ihst their rivals would become dis
c'ursged and gradually fall to p 5.
10 tic fusion House The C ,mmluee reported
Ia favor Of submitting aGothcr series Ci uucs
tons to the Supreme Court, A general dis
c1ssion OF tho situation followed, several mem
Dcrs exorcs,ng their lotent!on of abiding BY
the decision OF the court. An adj21rt d u, gas
.eSCn without GctoD.
BosToN Jsu. 81 A special dispatch from
Apsuets, Me. TO The Herald says: Tho fusion
house met IL Ugion Ha Of 10 O'clock q. m
Mr. Swan moved 70 reconsider the vote Of yes
1erday ordering committee 10 subni' aostions
to the Supreme Conrt, believing that it was
has;y and i'll considered lie thought that tiis
house had had enough Of the opinions of the
Supreme Court. The Ccur: had cot agreed %
consider any gu slons ard there was 90 doub.
that ii would refuse to give d cision ii suy
were submitted. Such step would b, cam
p!ete surrender 10 the republicans. Mr.. P.ais'ed
followed 10 the same strain. Il was evident
from the tone of the speeches tina. the fusi9nists
have decided TO submit to 60 rersctioo.
An Augusta special says that BonDer and
Rstter, this mcrplDg denied 10 the fusion house
that they they took part 10 tie business Of The
republican house yesterday as reported. Roth
said they bad not entered tho State House
since they were refused admission Oh Monday
Iast,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HousE.-R. G. Chidsey. N Y
Jos Jao; ey, Ptrc, William Go, vs.; G |
Perry. Cu!neper Go, W.; R BIT Neville, Lou
douo Co. VI; Cuthbert Ovens, Fauquier Co.
Vo; Joshua Fletcher, Va; H D Guythorn,
Pln"y Pou'; 5 I Bisleu, Piney Point.
ToN1lNE.-W 6 Clemens, Richmond. Va;
= Il Ch,c1ester and slfe, FsirtaS Go, Va; r
6 Chi dscg. N Y; Geo McNsbb, Lancaster
Pa; s Boyle. Leu iouo Co, Va; Thes Bill,
L udouu Co, Va; Samuel Fields. Loud un Co,
VA Thos Birch, Loudoun &c, Va; nc Mad
dux Baltimore, Nc; R G ForsDoe, Fsuouil
20, Va; K B Sanders, Feuqaier Go, Va; Hen
500 SlnE son. Fsuquier Co. Va; P Ba Il,
fE"uq1er 20. V JOHN Fields, Loudcun Co.
W.; Judge Thos Smith, Warrenton. vs.; N B
W biting, Fauquier Co, VI; 81 MirlnoIlep,
Loudouo Co. VI; A E Foppelng, N Y; w 6
T. rSer, Porthm u,h. W; } W Prelsu, Bali,
6ore' Md; s Guistsn, PlOey Poinr; B Bincoe,
NV ctIl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
M ethOtliSt COuBciI

The Philadelphia Record s.ys an iupor.snt
movement ia on foot looking 10 the converting
OF an Ecumenical Council or Conference of
Methodist from all parts of the world, to be
held N the United States some time next year.
Inns idea was first mOoled at the Methodist Epis.
copsl Conference held in Baltimore in Nav.
io'o Woen committee was appointed By the
b ard OF bishops to take it into consideration,
This body. of which high: Rev. Bishop Simo-
son Is chairman, hiss Deen in correspondence
With representatives of the American Wesleyan
CHURCH, the N ethodist Episcopsl Church South
the Methodist Protestant Church. the Evsug.l.
cal Association. the Methodi.t and Methodist
Epl:copal Churches of Canada, the Wesleyan
nletaooists or Enga and and other bodies in every
quarter OF the world, Favorable replies hayin q
teen received from one and all of these b ,dies
Bishop Simpson has issued g request for
3 meeting OF the committse, to DO hold ia
CINCINNATI on May 9th, to prepare call for
the council Every recognized organization
OF NJ ethodlsts viii be invited to send its repra-
sentstives 1t is expected that tie conference
Will represent 20 O1UL0 Methodis!s in al! parts oil
Chrlstendom rs we'll as in Asia and Africa. I.3
formal object will be 20 discuss topics relating
10 the position, work and resp ,Dsibiltg Of Meth
od!sm tor the evsngelizati0n" The DISCUSSIONS
Will not be limited to mere interchange of
views on genors! subjects but will en- brace pro
pt SEQ char ges In church rules and modes OF
government, reform in missions y work and the
adoption OF a cou mon p:aimody among al! tho
hethcdist churches, as well as g uniform ord er
OF service. This latter feature. however, does
not mean the adoption of prayer book after the
Protestant Episcopal form, but the introduction
OF regular al stated order of service, tue te,
dency al the preseut time being in the direction
OF an Increased formaity in the modes of vor.
ship,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

IRE QuISiEE MARKET. according 70 re.er.
NV York letter, is getting into An anomalous
condition. The price of American has sd rar ced
to S3 per ounce, which is about 40 cents higher
than the point to which it dropped some months
after the duty was taken off There are reports
smong the trade to the effect that strong Of.
fort is king, or will DO made, to remrose the
duty, out wall Informed parties in Washington
Intimate that 1t will not be successful; An in.
terlor substitute for qninine, cinchonidis, is
coming into ore general USE Large qusn.
titles OF 1t were imt orted awhile ago when the
m .rket price was comparatively low. Mann.
tscturers ask 81 per once. bat at that rate thew
are not disposed to accept orders to snv ex
tent Outside parties ask al the wsy from ST 10
to 81 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
simply suiles and looks OVER bis speet; c'es

simply suiles aud looks OVER bis spectsc'es
blendly.
The mep who wer killed ia tie recent oyster
MUS we're cclored. Tae Var talk gcclus to have
enced
Inc Degro Nelson will probably be seated to
norr1w. de Is the c1u.estee ia the election
case from King William county. Judge Greg.
Org, tne sitting member, is cIesr!y entitled to
bis scot, but the endeavcr of Fr.zier aud others
10 choke eff debate to day indicates ceary that
they will seat him. STRoNGBOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
XHIHEiGii.

New ORLEANS jap. q Yesterday the
sugar boiler at d. Il Car Is DlauGa1ioo Oh
B'rrataria exploded killing tire" persons aod
seriously "cuoding Is rthcrs, some Of waom
are not expected TO rec97cr The damage to
The sugar house IS estimated a. IS OUO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

GREAT CoSFiAeRATIoE I: JArAs-Advices
from Japan ssy The public attention is an
trely sbsoi Il By the disastrous COZ s2rstjon
in Toxic on Decen b-r 26 Nils Of ground sra
ID d waste, nesrly fifteen thousand homes have
been destroyed AND fifty thousand persons rem
dered destitute. The actual pecunisry loss is
still undetermined, but it is no. SO Sfca. o. Il
would be IN western countries, owing to The
cheap construction Of rnsjorlY o? the toues
1 he loss Of life is pu: down shout l00 Msnv in
tho rapid pr g7css OF the flames were oveF!sks n
and destroyed, (which no ve-tiSo remains 4
considerable portion OF The foreign district was
destroyed, Including several missionary esteb-
lishDents one church snd the office Of the for.
eign newspaper, the Toxic Times. The United
S.stes legation escaped unframed. Extrao.di-
nary measures Of relief nsce been instituted by
the government authorities and private indYit-
usls, and no efforts VIII be spared to al!eYiase
the sutfsrings; but even these will necessarily b.
insufficient
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

The Senate Conmit!ec &c I nalc: mt yes~
tcrday, hut dii uothiDg cxc.p' consider few
sopolr; n MS that had been referred TO them.
& large aolcG0: IT iDporaot 5usioess is before
this c1mnittcc, bat it only meets once ne, k,
and ir quontly. SIS gas the .se yesterday, con-
su1es the tiGe Of whole meeting 10 tie COZ.
sidcfaioD OF such miner affairs as Ties occu-
pied ;t5 attootlou. The blame that attaches to
the Finance Committee in this particular is
equally shared iG by FL the other Committees
OF Congress- sad thc evil eff c. of it be,
come disaGccabg apparent toward the use If
the se:sioo, Whca cvaTy,fi7. bas to b. hurried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

HEAVY SPECTATORS. AT ISAAC E1cH-
BERGs we are Informed you Gao 6ut one Of
the LARGEST STOCKS OF DRY GOODS for this
time OF the year IN the city. This house DUR,
Chased long before the advance, sud will offer
goods at old prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
Fire

CcH2Es y. Y, jan 81 Tho third. fourth
and stlic pors Of Patrick Gug a.ty's knitting
mill, brick bulldog, were destroyed By :.
this mCrning. The loss is estimated :! SO Geo !;
fully covered By insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

PiQUEs. PLAID MUsLINs. SWISS MUsL1Ns
Csnblcs, NatLsooks AID Lioeu-a large lot
Just opened. Call and examine a.
|. EICBBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

BEST QUILTS. We have lust opened $50 Of
me best Quilts, AID We are selling them at
SL5O. They are OF NJ. quality, full lepptb.
and worth double. l. EICHBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

Ii you have freod With Cough Or Gold.
tell him to try Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup. lie
VIII thank you lor your advice The pric. is
only 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

The market to dag is frmsr, and the feeling
Was stronger, though hsre were but light transac-
t'ous. F!our i: quiet 81 quotations. But little
Whest is comir in, and small sales were made
st al fer good, bu! We still quote Lancaster at
IA Corn has GOES ably advanced, and ss!es
wefe made 10 day at 81. So sad SO. rs to quality.
One email lot Of Hye bTougnt a5, and Is bushels
Of Oats a. County produce is ia lig ht receipt
and sales are made 3. quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
To the editor of the Alexandria Gazetts

10 the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
see The Gsz=t.s to.dsy in speaking # the
lynching Of the negro in Warreuton says hat he
ran away with Miss Carter, of Fsaquier, xhen it
should have bsen Miss Csrder daughter tf
Nathan Corder, near Markham. Please correct
Inc error II your next i.sue, and oblize
ASrBsCRIB
Salem, Va, January 90 1880
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

Str Isog OF 'he Lske Norfolk, to + a Rsed.
Str Harry Lcdor, Farming.on, tobacco to J.
Broders & O.
SehF Joe Sc 3, Norfolk, to Perry Smoot s. Co.
CLEARED
Str Lady of The Lake. Norfolk. by A Reed.
Schr Shining Light, lower Potomac for oys-
ters by master.
fchr Mary Park, Wsst'n, by master.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
Capture of EOunteECa'terS

OsWEGo. n Y. Jan. 2l-G B Pe:kios,
Of the Uoited States Secret Service, captur,d a
gang OF countcrtcter5 10 this city lest eight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

Thirty three years have pass: sine, the 10.
PRODUCTION Of DR.. Balls Cough Syrup, sni i,
still stands unrIValcd Price oply Csc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

COURT or APPEALS Observation-Disclosures
VS.. City of Lynehburg. Submitted.
The Court announced that in future the 18th
rule, IN relation to calling the docket, will be
rigidiy enforced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

An ass cain or negroes eZ;.ts io Cuba,
whose statutes obge lis members to kill shite
persous. From recent tccIrrai C i. seems
that there are numerous Ksoigas, the name Of
the association referred to-, 10 this c,un,ry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

ENGLISH HALF HOSE, regular made, at zoe,
a pair. at Isaac E1oBBERG,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

new YORK, Jan. 81 -atocksstror e. Money
80. Flour dull. Wheat moderately active
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
AlH.fEI

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY q.
sun risas......-... : y Sun Ie,s........ $40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

NfCGLROY'S GREEN PLaSTHRs-A nos-
AVA Tive cure for Corps snd Bunions We
have sod number OF theae Plasters to our per-
SOFA! acqus'ntsnces, and have recaivec the most
satisfactory reports IS to their efficacy. Price
twenty-five cents per box. Mailad free to snv
address upon receipt of price,
JANEEY q co, Druggists.
isn2l 70 and $50 XII &C..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

p Kali HAIR GOODSl
~ REA HAIR GOODsI
we nave very large stock of Hair Goods.
bought ut old prices. Ladies' wishing auythnp
IN this line would do wI to call and examine
our stock al once AS w:sel a great deal OF these
AZ Wholesale we ere eushled to 1--WE our cnstomS
ers ras! bargains By the new patent process
we ara ens b cd to s,raighten the roots OF hair
com 6ings ali enc way. A braid or switch made
IN this manner is much superior for locks and
wear. FERGUSON s. BRO,
jan ~ Hair Msnu!scsory, Sc KINGS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, January q.
rires to.fap renoaH us follnuc.

The msrset we'll supplied With common
Cattle very few good ones being offered. and
sales were very limited. Calves ia fair request
at quotations No Sheep or Lambs offered this
Week Hogs in fair supply snd fraction lower.
Cows and Calves il fair den!snd. Market yery
dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

INSTANT RELIEF FOR HEADACHE and
4 NEURALGIA, Esrsche, Toothache and
rheumatism, by us'h2 G !OSBY'5FIV MIN
uTE GU HE. For external use only. Price
Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
JANNEY & co, Druggists,
jazz 10 and l52 KIM .t,e.t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

BALTIMORE, Jan. q Virgins 6s deferr 81;
do consolidated 5!3; do second series =; past
duo coupons 77s ; nav ten forties 81 bid to. day.
Cotton dull aud lower; middliny IL! Flour
stesdy, wi III better. Inquiry; Howard 81 SD
Nest]rn super Is So 60 fxrs 5 70 Sc; DO
Family 1851; City Mills Slper 75as5; 20
Extra 25aS6; do Family 6 254S7 25; do Rio
brands 1887 IS; Pat ,psco Family So Whss!-
southern nominsi IN absence Of receipts West
err lower and steady at the close; Southern red
l35slSs; do sm5ar lI0al45; No2 Western via.
;or red spot and Jsn li2.; Feb l43s 1881; Mar
l46.l4G5; April l4Sal4s4; May l43,li9s Corn
Southern easier, qlieL and steady; Western
dull and neglected; Southern whi.e 5SaeO; do
yellow 51"571; Western mixed spot, Jan and
FEB o65'oHs; ha1 81! $50; April and May 56s
steamer t51. Oats Steady and quiet; Southern
$40; Western white 1919; do mixed 45A47;
PENIS IS 40 Rye duh At 90 .95 Hay Steady;
prime 10 cGoice penns AMI Maryland l7,SlS.
Cutee quiet and easier Rio carsoes l4al6s.
Sugar st,sdy; a soft %. Whiskey dull st
! llaSl u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-21

new YORK. CATTLE MARKET. January 20 -
beeves-The Offerings moved off briskly u. a
small advrnce, verv poo lots Of dry cows and
stGckers going a. G!.7c per h. dressed, and st
So per b 1.-Two weight; common to good steers
at I3a93 per ID, dressed primo do ut lOsI03c:
extra sGd fancy do t l0i .Ill2
Mich Cow arket du!. and unchanged.
with slow ssles Throughout. the w5ek st 35,S6O
CaiVes-Pfices were the ane rs for sou.e days
pait, and the mark closed firm At "A SIC per ID
Tor grhs2efs and G3.Sic for ordinary 10 choice
yeas.
Sheep and Lambs-Thn supply waa too largo
for the demand; prices dropped : strong +: per
Ii, AID number of Car load, rem II in the pens
unsold. RxcepliRg car load OF poor Texas
sheep, which sold 1t So per ID, the rang for
sheep was 43.6s, per 10, aud for lambs Sd &c.
Ao2s-iIiva nogs we're dull and woak al 6ja
81 ST per leo bs
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-11

OBrien, John Lots IN - bl 60, ka-
lama, valuation $50. ....... :. IL 70
Reed, + +, Part Of see T 10 II L
Nv, 60 acres, valuation 500 l6 10
Ritz, Philip Part of see 20 T 6nRlw,
20 acres, valuation $50. ..... 321
Star, Hugh Lot bl 60, Kalama, valu-
alton 500. .................. 81
Stephens, Hazard Lots II IL bl fl Ka
lama, valuation $500. .......... 8 90
Smith. X Sc /, of nv /, sec - Ton
R2w, 4oacres; valuation 500. :. 10 10