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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-20
What an Englishman Thinks Of Amer
can People.

He says "they hurry, they eat quick,
they gulp, they belch, they have stom-
aeh-ache, headache, liver troubles and
bowel complaint; they fret and they
scold, they get cross at nothing and
without cause; they look sallow and hol-
low-eyed; they look hungry and can't
eat; they spit up food, they have wake
full nights. They die early because
they disregard true principles. These
troubles and many others, grow out of
and from torpid liver, and result in dys-
pepsia or indigestion. They can be
cured and have been cured and in every
case with guarantee that they will be
cured by the use Of Doctor Mintie's
Dardelfon Pills. Snld by all druggists.
Price 90 cents per bottle. d1S-dawtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-20
DistrainIng Cattle for Rent in Ireinn,

Clonmel, Feb 19.-Four bailiffs ac-
companied by large force of police to-
day distrained the cattle for rent on q
farm in County Waterford, occupied
by widow. A crowd of five hundred
persons overpowered the police and re-
captured the cattle. The ringleaters
of the mob will be summoned for as
sault.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-20
Chicago and st. Louis Feet.

The Chicago and st. Louis newspa-
pers have a great deal to say about the
dimensions of each others girls feet !;
and one is led to the conclusion that the
feet of the girls in those two cities are,
in great measure, alike.-[Omaha Re-
publican.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-20
nLArxE,s nooM.
Enthusiastic Meeting in the buckeye
Etnte.

Columbus, Feb. 19.-About eight
hundred citizens responded to the call
for the Blaine meeting in this city to-
night. Several delegations from neigh
boring towns came to attend the meet
ing. Hon. A. c. Hoffman, of this city,
presided during the evening. The
meeting was enthusiastic. The princi-
pal points OF the remarks were antago-
nistic to the precepts laid down by Gov.
Foster in his speech in favor of Sher-
man week ago, and criticised some of
Sherman's official acts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-20

New York, Feb. 19.-The conven-
tion of Irish societies have voted to
parade by vote of II to SO.
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Cincinnati, Feb. 19.-The score at
midnight in the pedestrian match
stood as follows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

DELFdATEs AND CnCRCu QFv.CERs ELECT
ED.-At a meeting OF tho v. slry Ct Cnris'. Epls
copal. Clutch yesterday Afternoon, NJ rs
Reuben Johnson end Peter Wis, wr, re
elected wsrdeoa. Mr. W. }. Eotwisle, treasurer,
and Mr.. f. s. Lo.dbestcr, $ crctaIy. alr. w.
&. Yeaton wus eieoted delegate snd Il Nj.
B.ackfori alttroatr TO the Couccii of the Cir
3cse OF Virginia. when meets 10 PEI c.sbi:rg n
tho third "Wednesday in May.
The yes ry of Grace Churo;l hsa tlGc Cd
Mcssrs. VIM. A. Smoot and Cherries King war
dens Of that church. end Mcsirs. VIM. A.
Suoot delegate. aud j amSs H. Muir. alternate,
to the Council.
The vesry Of ST. Pauls Church vii! meet
10 right for the purpose Of cItc:iog warde1s Of
the church and delegate to the CouIti!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
N EW BOOK 9
just received at
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TREhGH's, Oh IL 95 KING STREET.
SISTER DORA. by M.rgt Lonsdnle. 81 q
ODDITIES MARRIAGE from the French
a novel, translated by Emily Prescott: ST.,
a WOHAS'S TEMPTATION, BY Bertha
NJ. Clay; 81 60. -
THE SPILL BOUND FIDDLER. Nora,
romsnce, by Kristofer Jsnson ST..
HISTORY OF THE ADMIHISTRaTION
OF JOHN Dewitt, Gran peusjon,rv nr
Holland, by James Geddcs volume l. 1879 10
1854 l vol. 70; $40 "
N ASTERPIbCES OF ENGLISH LITER
ATURE, selections Of British snd american
authorship from Shakespeare TO Tho present time:
dt,ho!t'ons, notes, anslysis and go.ssry; by
Within Swinton; 81 rs. ~
THE THEORY OF THOUGHT; a Treatise
on Dsductlve Logic S.
A FOREIGN MARRIAGE, or Buying -
Title; Toe "h
THE DIARY OF A MAN OF FIFTY, and
Bundle of Letters. BY Henry James ir.: &c
ALASKA AND MISSIONS OF THE
NORTH PACIFIC COAST by Rev ShsI5rn
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DVENrURES IN PATAGUNIA. bv
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DEaOCRaCY, an American novel leisure
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
By Green s. Wiaa, Auctionee5s.
Public Sale Of the Pioneer Mills.
T6ECIrY oEALvy,pna,,

Wo will tlIer for sale st public auction on
TAU kSDAY, the 9Th day OF May, 1880, 81 S
O'Clock p H., on The promises, tie valuable nrn.
pcrly known as TIE PIONEER MILLS IN.
Gated Ia said city, st the foot of Duke street md
Immediately on the water front of Potomac
river. with WhsEf and ample depth Of water for
the lsrge:: vessels. aid The advantage OF one of
tho best wheat and corn markets in tbs countrv.
The building is one of The best and m cat sinh.
s'sollsl to be found ia built OF brick, with
fplandid granite fouadstion; four stories HIN
with attic; covered with slate; is i:OseO feet !:
e9slne and bo!ler house 140x30 fet ; has II pars
o: Il ieet burrs; capacity otG00 bb.s per "A hourf
elevator l3kl4 feet to 1t and Fad stories: mir or
engines and six boi!ere boiling machinery and
gearing.
The building is OIL ground leased from tho
city; no CITY taxts on the property or on the
capital invested in the business of manufactur.
ing, and VIC think that if application pe mads 20
the City Council tho g;ound rent wall BIZ remit.
Led TO the purchaser TOR tho first ten wears of
active operation.
=. The Mills are open for inspection to any nal.
Ties "lshlng TO examine the property.
Terms OF Sale: Cash preferred, though n res-
sonsble cash payment We nd be received q. time
OF sale, and the residue in II, Is, and u month";
tqusl payments, with interest, and deed ftlust
on the premises. GREEN 81 WISE
Sprlo'eots for the owners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

SUIT FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT Mrs. Su
2an TtrnnelIs appeared before Justice Thomp
son to day and swore cut warrant against a
young man charging HIM with breach Of co.,
tract. in not paying 10 her dap gbter $25. es he
promised to do, ior the support OF her
daughters imam child. The case vas hid
this cvcuiag before justice Thompson, who
rave Judgment 10 favor Ct tie comI l1iuant for
the amour; claimed. $2j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

FIRE AT RAvENswORTH. -Cori. Robert Il.
Ice. who owns part of tina Rlvcrswotth estate,
che mile south Ct Fral 6 MIA station. ard nine
niles from this city, had TWO hundred panels
Of fencing and thirty cords Of wood, besides =
urge amount If growing timber destroyed by
lire yesterday. TIC iifo is supposed 10 have
kecn tie work Of 40 iuc ndisry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

Accident. Henry a, Simmons. ycuUg
man employed on tic steam tug Kate. ruubing
fish from the lover tisbipC shorcs fell dCwu q
couple OF stops Oh that boat y, serday Will, on
is way down the rivtr. and spraioed his back.
When the boat arrived here to day he was UNI
atle to walk, and had to be conveyed to his
home, Oh franklin street, 10 q c.rIisRe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
Declines denomination

7" the Voters Of AHerandriG City:
luke this opportunity OF tel dsrlng my lriends
ind fellow ci!izcns OF AleXandIis city my ain.
cera thslk. for IL cor fdence they have placed
in mo by brir gIng my name again before tho
public SIS Candidate Tor 70 election TO the flee
o. City Sergeant. Having flied the olIica for
the past five years, and believing that l have
performed the duties setsfa c.oriIy and imp.r.
TALLY, low desire to withdraw from the con-
test and hereby respectfully decline reuoml
natIon. Your Cbedient servant,
IL X ~ 1rr,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

SINKING FUND COMMIsSIoN.-Ihe SiLling
tuod Commissioners met nsain this N }rclt < 10
the AUDITORS Gift aud ordered that uolice be
given to biicklnytrI ard whitowashcrs that
realed proposals would DO received for poiu!iaG
aud WiiewashiDg that part Ct tho maiktt
house bulldog oucufied by the butchers apd
hGcks,ers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

Wc r,lr QUE reade ) to the advertise ments
IN 10 days GH2,tte Of Mr.. Isaac Il chberg.
This house has had its buyer, MIR. Henry
SchWaIz, 10 the market for the past tjurlctn
days. and he has Just returnsd with Bargains
that bear inspec ion. We u1dtrs aod the house
TO have fully $50 COO worth OF uew and drsl!a-
be goods. we'll se.c'ed and bought IN snuc'
patton OF q lively spring hadc. They have
prepared we'll for the setsor. TIE public. the
cuiz ,us of Alexandra in paltical.r, you'd do
We'll to call. Remember Lefore helping to tuiId
% other cities 10 Il lax Of our own. aud leave
our small change in town, where you c.n do
Just as we'll if not better than elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

rRcM Tor 70 CELLAR stocked With III
MFNsE BARGAINS IN GOODS OF ALL KINDS IN
our iGr. We have beea heavy Spectators and
aic now Ieady ID state that cur stock is oom
pIete 10 every department. ueviag rurchas ID
ALL AND LIVERY ARTICLE FOR CASH DOWN, wc
are prepared TO say if yUu will giyo us call no
will show you tina BIGugsr, LARGEST AND
CHEAPEST STOCK 10 the country. Washington
not excepted. Convince yourself. and price
our goods before bd}i1e. Samples freely given
GnL prices guaranteed. Come. enc and all TO
srl3 ~ Isaac EICuEURG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
7 IsN'. h UN IHi
Chairman Of Aley. co. Rep. Com

gtas- he members of Star Bethel Lodge. No
l. Grand Ancient Order Brothers and Sis!ers Of
Moses, ERE requested TO meet It their hs!l, PIT
street tcIool house tomorrow evening 1T o
O'clock. The membes Of the incorporate <
COMMITTEES are s!ao requested 10 meet Ut the sam :,
time and pls3J. BY order Of
GEo l, SEhTcN w. S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

Gss> NoTICg-h mas maCtirg and conven.
ton Of the Republicans OF Alexandria county
will be held IT Utd Pellcws Hail, in Als1sndria
county. on Thursday the 18th inst at O. o'clock
m, t. elect two delegates TO represent Alex
sndrla county in the state Convenli!n, to be
held nt SLIuntCn on tho 2lst int.
w. A ROVE
Chairman Ct Alex CO, Rep F. &C. Com.
BENZ. AUsTIH,
Chairman of A Icy co Kan. G(m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

,WHlrpRD.-E IIs8Crth Cooper end Frank
Larson the two c)lOred boys arrested ycstcr,
day by Officer Coleman, charged with stealing
lead and copper from the ship yard were tiled
this morning at tho Mayors Ofic., found
guilty, and sentoLcsd to bs whipped, which
senteuce was executed al once, tho former re-
GIVING thirty lash,s ard tho latter tW1ply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
LOCAL MATTERS

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Aprl Is. 1880
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer, n.,tIU
cloudy weather, followed in the northern nor.
lions oy rain areas, southerly winds and falling
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

FISH --Wo bad from hlr. Samuel j. Racd
to day spleudid 'cck lsh-ono Of the fast
We have seen this scasou. Mr. r. ia now busy
ct hs packing house, on tho fish wharf, putting
up the lines. fish that arrive,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

llRE5;-Tho alsrm Of fire this morning was
e ,ta ~ tho burtisg Ct tho roof Of
tue ita ne hous' opposite the new bIot mary,
G zoo. oi wolfe street. partially destroyed by 6fe
SATURDAY evening last. The fire department,
was Gu! promptly 10 full fo;c,, but its services
were not ded as the flames were extiuguist-
ca Immediately by some OF the hands erepr.d
at the sboye Daued establishment.
some exotic ment WIS crtaed last risht by
me hurting of a curtain in the window Of
u. Stabler u Co.'S. apothtc!ry store, on Kipg
street. which caught from the COS. tut the
names we're smothered before any damage was
done. No alarm was sounded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

WILLING TO GIVE II Up.-Wc have this
Day optned cclt.ll IL ono OF the mcst hand
some and select sitcss Of DRY GOODS aud
DRESS GOODS in sill known branches and styles.
together With al slGd4 OF snitablo TRIMMINGS
to mach II as flo' grade goods rs are 10 BE- had.
ii We c!nDot mt BOY OF our customers 10 style,
taste aud pre-, this season p;cisly. nc sr5 viii.
lfg % give il Ur. ael3 2S |. EIClIEERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

IEMpERANCE.-The arrangements for the
grand rally Of the Alexandria Reform Club, 10
the NJ. r. Church, next Fiday pis ht are near
" oil completed, aud the meeting BID, lair to
DO very intcretticg oap.
The c,lored Il form Club held large inset.
ing at tho Third Baotis. Chu cl last NIGHT
With Rev. Fields Cook 10 the CHI air and r. D.
huttn secretary After the TRANSACTION OF s1ne
rcu lne business. addresses vera med, by Dr..
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

TIE MATERIAL for boys and chidrcn's suits
ara Select, with particular refe!euc, to hard
usage. No house IN Washington make and sell
more durhblo ard tasteful boys and ohiIdrens
olothlng, or nrro Of them than h. Robinson e.
Co, tie boys cohicrs. 900 PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue R,lrosd fare deducted from each
purchase mqlw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

PEEsONAI.-Mi.s Bertha Il clt,rl, the ac-
comrlIshet daughter OF l4eac Eichnerg. cs1 ,
who has bsc1 on SIT for The Ias; five mou,la
10 her friends aid relation 9 Ia P.:ia lclp :, AMI
New l0Ik. has .aiu!Le1 home
m!. Emanuel GoIdainith. the deserved, pap
uar clerk in Mr. Joserh Bcagrr's clo. hipg s. orr,
contemplaics l.avine liI.s city Friday n!sht
next for Memphis Tc1n.. wi ich lice he tx.
pts'5 to make his iniu.0 h5m'.
Mr. Robert L2c Adam /, t. this ci yGsor-
day moroilg for Toledo. Dhin. where ha viii
lead TO the altar to mcr:o1 Ms Aa:i. UlGIk,
IA fair daughter Of that Gig
Mr.. Thomas W. Cam?hrl, GIilcr ntd ,ro.
prletor OF Tho N.cksouTg CcmMs;ct.'. is ,i.,-
ing relations in tins cl;Y
Miss Clara &. llodgkir, sister Of DR. J. O
ilo1gkin, OF WarT1Eton, L. in tie ety vltiirg
friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

=, ARRESTED. George Nowland md Robert
baIIeDgcr We're arrested this evening by Offioer
iia"ler, on warrant sworn out by Mr.. Eaoch
Jock, charfiog them with throwing overheard
the edition OF weekly paper printed 10 Wash.
ioaton but circulated 10 this city while biug
brought 10 Alexandra by an agent They were
carried before Justice Thompson, and baiIed
10 the sum OF $500 each for their appearance
to n:orrow evening at O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

ARRIVAL OF TIE PHILADELPHIA STEAMER.
ibis day &c re ivcd Cvsr SEVENTY rAcK-
AGE OF DRY GOODS and NOTIONS from the
cheapts 20 tho finest, aud Ito eccds aro COW
ready Tor exhibition ct
np Is w |. ElCnHERGs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
Tnos ALLRN. Secretary.
TITY TKEASUREk'S OFFICE,
" No. 2 Market Building,

Alexandria. Va. April j. 1880
To tie tar payers u the city OF Alexandria:
As the tune for msklng my final settlement
with tho State on account Of tho revenues for
the year of 1879 is Ee.r ut hand 1 would re
specially call attention to tho fol!owr extract
from tho Instructions Of the State AuuitCr, ad
dressed TO me viz:
W hen county or corporation tressursrs Ic-
Give the commits sionel's books Of their respcc-
tive counties ard corporations. they are charged
upon the books OF tho auditor Of pubic accounts
with tho amount Of taxes thus placed IN Their
hands for collection. They have until the 10Th
dsy Of the next June to collect end pay these
taxes Those which cannot be collected may be
returned "deliDqusnt" any sUm, which are
neither paid nor returned delinquent must be
psid by the treasurer or his sureties."
1t will be seen that I must settle all hxas not
returned insoivent by June 18th next. and none
can DO returned insolvcnt where there are OIL
fects sufficient 20 make tho amount Of taxes. II
will be impossible for me to grsct any extern
sion Of time for psy n emit 10 arg one and hope
prompt payment by those indicted will 10 icve
mo OF the unpleasant duty Of enforcing payment,
az the law directs H. b. HARLOW,
spl8-eo5t City Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

y PEnFfCT FAIR! AT |. ElCHBERGs The
di,paY OF SILKS, SATINS, DRESS GOOpS, No
TONS aud FANCY GOODS. Gail and SEQ then
f. ~ 1920 | E.CuDERG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

CORPORATION Court -.Iui9a 4 ".
Chiffon prcsi}ing - i'hc Gouri cxorcralcd Juo.
Fields irom tbs paymont Of capi.a,ioa tax On
account Of bodily lrtlrmi!y.
l'inn vs. Brown; remove !; dismissed satisfied.
liopknH W. Smith; case ard Ittachuc1t
statute Of limitation pleaded and Judgment for
defendant
Ccrso ct ala. vs. Smith ct u!s ia cnanccry
decree directing Commissioner OF sal: to tnrn
GVtr ono OF tho tOtes OF purchaser TO +, 4.
Williams, guardian.
Bradley aud SHE vs. Lucos aJm'r. OF Reilly,
dec in chanca'y; csasn referred bac& 10 Com.
missioner.
Jacobs and a'S, w. Muller ri al a; chacctty.
RuIo Va. Lcathcllaod. Con, r. oil lie. TO Snow
why a. W. Arms ropg rEoplA cot hn appoint-
cd Comnissiorcc al sale,
Claim 4 Co. W. Stcwar: a1a al ; o:innc, 7;
report Of receiver filed drc.oc c5Dlifmns same,
and directing rlceiVer to pag aGOupt in tis
hands TO attorney e first irncr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

5000 YARDS EMERODER1Es, AT ONE HALF
tller va'ue, ja;t orcaed At
apl52 |. EpHsERd's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

MISSES AND cHILDRENs FANS, cpcn ard
shnf, at &C. li;c', worth 25c., OF
apis 2w Ercupppo,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

LINEN CUFFS. A BEAUTY, AT 70! CENTS A
pair, a. lspl3 ~ |. EICuBERG's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
SE US OF TEE EsS

Mrs: Mary Schwartz. of PLilade!phis, Ets
was bitten ~ spi'z dog au:!rS Christina;
week, Died Saturday 10 grca: eeo5y from hydro
phobIs.
Mr. John Hurs', a vel known citz:p G
6altmcre, apromioent Methodist, ard prt 81
d:nt o. tho Ma iousl Exchange Bauk, died laI,
night, 10 the 73 year Of bis eye.
Mayor Lat,obo's veto Of there's latjop TO n,r
mt The cr,c il n Ct Confederate D. monument OF
Eu'aT piace, Bi!timore. was last ueht sus.
taoed by The City CouGcil.
Gen. Grant Wls formally welcomed at Vicks
burg, Miss, yesterday. 10 his response he sale
he kocW nothing could sgaiu array the b.us
against tho gray; believed the day of genera
prosperity Wos daWuiog, and that the next few
years would do more toward making q uriteG
people than the psst lad dore
Al the town election in Edgefeld, 8. c., yes.
ier1ay, an slte! clion occurred 10 which Dr.. w
II. Bland ADD A. A, Glover, were shot in The
bowels and probably MORALLY wounded. A,
a.. Cllsoy was shot 10 the thigh in two places,
Inc quarrel grew out of the proposed reducticr
OF the Whl'kty tex. and oocasioned q genera
row ct Inc polls. All The wounded persons ore
whites. '''N'
40 adj ,urucd meeting Of Protestant clergy
mcn OF WASHINGTON vas held yesterday morn
inR' 70 rtc!lVo the report of q committee az
polotcd to consider the alleged intention of the
National Board OF Health to lie ,nso prosilu.
hon: The report OF the committco, embracing
resoiuiion9 protestiog agbiost tho passage OF
coy Law by Co5grCsI permitting tho l;c,psior OIL
the social fVil, wss adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

TIE Coal TRADE during this ecsscn a.
boats have Iet: Cumberland, tho me ority ot
tfem ciTryi0g c)al tor ihoCousOliiaii conDar y
to WliIlamsport. Tbs Cumberland Times SAYS:
tic BIaen Avon c>al was sent through to
Georgetown. Several boats Carrying coal Tor j.
+. AgneW 4 Co. went through to Alexandria
The rates paid 10 W!liiamsport were G.! cents
per toe; to Georkcrown 81 II and to AIcxan-
dra $50. The Borden bats wert out 90
b!ank mani:csts. Tho New Csurral, Consoliia
ton, American an! Mary Iaud coal companies.
and ctner prucipsl shippers by canal, arc not
wIlhpg to pay more than :l.lD PCT toa aad arc
therefore not shipping coal BY tho caDal.
The same paper al,o says
o. Wednesday he boat Coward returned
irCm Alexandria and Was the first boat 10 msk
rouad trip, Inc entire length OF the canal, this
season. Shn lef; as an Individual baat and was
weeks on hcr Tip, having met with several &C
lays Oh tie wa7. THO boat Tx lhauee wss tho
second TO make the tip e.d Was loaded with
ra5 cjal, cohsIgnei to the Waahias.ou Gas
Light Company
The Alexandria H.lhi iato.yct tp.u 10 os,i.
raiGp.
The boat Il char,i Aiiauis arrived from Cum.
bhrland ris kccG Creek. to Moss } ohm j.
Asnew x Co. yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

SKINNER SILKS. FROM AUCTION. AT 60 CENTS
}ard-a hard:o ore astir.m,otat
spl3 2w | EICuBEEGs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

gTGk SALK-Underj u 'gmelt and ext llion
A. for labor in favor OF Clss Flyers VS.. Janes
Clegr. I will oDer fer Gale at Oceoquan bridge,
in F.i,fsx county. on MONDAY, April 10Th.
st 9 T. cock m $40 (more or less) PAVING
STONE BLOGkS, dressed ready for use.
Terms-cash.
spI3-td J II. SARTIN. G. G.
EcOK "a LIZA frat class FAMILY GEO.
e. CEkY in Lynchburg, with good will, fix
lures, &C., upon easy terms. 1t is situated on
n ain street, near Pscss tobacco warehouse
For Information write t. the
VIk6INIkN OFFICE,
spi3-lw lynchbu'y, Va.
ga LLAND fNaM1NK TIE WINDSOR
/. FAMILY SCALE. 1he cheapest and
brs.. ht
sr9 MCLEAN s. UHLEES. 7e King -
fSANNRD UOkH ior sole It Ia ard Is, q
" can by (sp7l }. q. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13

Goo FANCY TIES, AT 10 CENTS A PIECE, FOR
iaules, at apl3 ~ l. EICHBERG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-13
L1EFz KfcE k-s TIES,

TIC City Council will meet to night
SEQ notice OF City Treasurer NJ. 3. Harlow, in
another column.
1he Pioneer Mills ised fer sale i'll sn
other cOlamn.
Col. Il. d Ball, Collector of Customs, at
Alaska will deliver lecture at Wizards Hall,
Washington, on Alaska, mex; Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Tuubu rs stable, at Farmyilc,
Loutcun cvu.ty, was destroyed by fro TIL.
evening".
DIS MsraiJo, Of Washington, and Lewis,
OF this ciy, sIcci ssfly p,rfoI med an operation
ftr strabsnu5 s1uiUt eye, lis altsrnopn upon
. iite san of Mr. Thomas Hog.
9he Il [ beth Boat Cub, of Portsmouth, Va
his acceIt ed the Invitation If ths st Jobu',
Eouirg Cub, Of New Orleans, 10 send Mr.
Willsm X. Murray tn thst city ID participate in
tho annual rsgst:s CT TIE St. Johns club on TAI
u and 81 Cf June.