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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-12
Ecttcr from Charlottesville.

Correspondence OF tho Aiaxandria Gazette
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, hsrch II, 1885,
1t is seldom 10 tho history CT Vireiria tia: tho
adjournment Of Legislature has created such
relief as is now manifested By al in Ills com.
muoiy who feel an inlcr,s! 10 her past tame
for upright example IL her governmental ca
paciiy. The poisonous DOCTRINES OF tie last few
years, will soon bankrupt ell ioar cisi ho9or, crl
run us into tarbariSm If the teachings Of our
lorefathtrs aio 10 b. hurled aside by tho un-
cody crew who have unilei 10 SC z, the helm
Of tic ship of STATE. ALLOW ns thco 10 con
graduate your readers Of Tho Piedmont section.
who Stood 50 uoblY Tor tie houtst scttltme CT
the debt question, that va can breathe freely
once more, and foster the hopo that Just obliga
ton may again b;c,mc popular In cur whole
Safe. There is no dcubt that No Gro losing
credit abroad IS rcopir, and tho soouer we
rCo0gniZ. This truth aud amend cur ways tho
better.
Tho rrtsant status Of thn Miller Institute
will c5nIoue ill Juiy |. AT which ;ino the ap
p0intmont IF tho Iato Judge Of nur c.ua;y
court expires, AID ali vill be Chaos aeain.
The ladies' Of tho hlAthodist Church arc Pre-.
age, colnm"nciug Arr!l l%;h, aad 70 unnlinuc
Tor one week. A leap yea. phr!cr il aid to tc
u feature in the cGndnci Of this Iai;, giving the
usual privilege Of this year TO hn fair atX.
ibis, 10 addition 10 other nlossiug social
entertainments, 100! csia too lltclcst Go the
llmo approaches.
Owing to some difficulty 10 obtaining proper
title. the erection Of tho jefferson monument
at Monticello If postponed, probably for several
year, so that tho appropriation OF IS coo by
Congress tor this purpose fails Tor tho present.
The farmers of AbemorIo ore sendipg for
ward their tobacco to market, and obtaining
good prices, which will soon make money moro
abundant.
Tho unpleasant luncr in regard to tho resig
natioo Of two prominent professors ct the
University Of Virginia is said TO hn without
foundation 10 fsct.
Tho unprecedented revival 10 the Two colorcd
Baptist churches Of this town is still uuabated.
and there is prosptc: inr q continuance for
several weeks 10 Come. 1t has already les cd
six wctks Or moro, with upaards Of two hue.
dTcd converts, to tho present time.
Err hr1h
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TkI-WEEKLY BY
ED9 81 X SN-owDH JT.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH II. 1850.

UDIll the eIe meeting Of The executive com
rnjt,co OF tn Conservative pirty of Virginia NC
~ pcs,d that TO the radio ,ls lghifuIiy be-
i5oged th" c1amli ~. hip FOR Fl :0nttry tut the
irycacduga OF thai meeting showed th,t the
r 81 ;s::r- had ouly been waiting an oppUr-
tu,i.Y 10 Cstat lish their superior c ann TO PRE-
eDlneDoe i that respect, and 10 snatch the belt
from the radicals md buckle it OF their Cwn
wils;s Sur.rIso Was long size, almost caIrely
'clluilaatei' from the list Of emotions to which
the remembrance If that emotion WAS recalled
by rcading the proceedings Of the meetlnE re-
icrred to, ard acknowledge that tho presence
OF m2n at thai meeting, who, before they went
action. Who openly avowcl that they arc not
IN mb2rs Of tho conservative party that they
Hru opposed to that party; that they Goh' t
want any delegates sent TO tho democratic
c.nVcntion, and don't want to support the cln-
ddato Of that convention; in short, that thiy
,rc opposed to conservative democracy and will
CO all 10 their power to defeat the democratic
caati lato for the Presidency and prolong tho
BSAy Of radicallsm, unless they be allowed to
sel Gu! to the former for valuable copsdera.
iion-~o say VIC mus! acknowledge that ali this
IL. II not astonishing, ct least very nearly io-
comHrtheasiblc. Another strange thing about
the meeting is that i. should have allowed its
proceedings to be delayed and Interrupted by
persons who stated publicly that they had no
lot Dor part ia it. Would democrats have Como
to a meating Of the republican committee and
attempted to bretk it up. or would republican
have attempted to interfere with the proceed.
in2s of a mootiog Of democratic committee,
or, if such au1eci!y had b,cn COL c,ivtd, would
il have been permitted? OF course not and
yet men who declared their intention to oppose
and defeat tho Oh ,ct for which tho meeting
was called. and who proclaimed their renuc Ga.
tion Of their cgiat to the conservative party
and their utilization with an entirely different
organization, whose specific ctect is to &C.
stroy that party, were permitted, and that, too,
without opposition. to take part 10 its proceed
logs,
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SHss-S O1 TEE DdF.

Horace Binrcy, formerly If Boston aud Phil.
adelphia, died suddenly at N9TIrri, Ii l. last
night
Anexpiosion al the Fax mills. tt Fran kf0rt,
Ind, yesterday, destroyed the nOls aud killed
ten persons.
The steamer Knight TcmpIar, from Liver
pool for AFRICA, Peru. has beeu captured while
e6deaVoIiog 10 Iuo blockade.
The Rhcdc Island House Of Representatives.
ta3 passed bill repoa!iag The law prohibiting
intcr-narIyng Of blacks ard whites.
A srow storm began in Nes York carly yes
tcrday morning, aud rSced With Unabltcd vlgor
all day. Travel, as coLs qlcLoc, was c,nsld-
erably delayed. The theruuDelir Indicated %
degrees eli day.
A fashionable young man. giving biz namc as
Mclntcsh, sHindlcd C pumber Ut Baltimore
business mcn yesterday b. means of forged
checks, hdt Was brought to grief hy detective
aud nearly ali his spoil4 zee captured.
he radical 81 ctioo OF tho lifctch Assembly
is arilsliOg the palc OF The c;oSu j!wcs. \
commission has been appointed by Tho Cham
ter to report upon srH qac"tl0D, and it Ii thought
that the agitation will DC successful.
The Pos,Ciiiaa Department: has co6c!ulcr!
contracts for the star lna!I service IN numhcr
Ct s;ouhcru and Western Stelc.. These Who
received the largest conras 3 WCrnG. NJ. Snnd-
srass, Va; A. + HJonc. Washington. d. & ;
Slwsor l. Wyatt, Keotucky; j. II. Wilson, d. ;
W. l., Argno, Washington, y. e., and J. b.
ColcsrOVo. Missouri.
The Erz JohH Porter o,a, was laid upon tie
table Ia ihe S.na:c yesterday, Wharc 1t will
probably rest for some time. Alter Senator
Jones. Of Florida completed his speech SeDator
DAVIS, OF West Virginia, moved has tho bill
he tcmporar y laid aside. TO this Gencral
Logan OF cited, and moved that the whole sub
icci be indefinitely postponed. hlr. Davis then
moved 10 lay tho bill on the table. which mo
tion took precedence, ard tho roll was called. the
democrats voting 10 tho affirmative and the re
pubIlcins 10 the negative. TIC republicans
waited to vote upon The Hill dir, C ly.
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Virsiria il conservative by On overwhelming
majority, and no matter how her pcop, may
be divided on local question, such as the terms
upon whicl her debt shall DO compromised, VIC
have too much faith in their good sense, and
too high az opinion OF their lovo of Stat, and
Of Country, to believe, for go iostaDt. that 10
the mex. struggle between Conservatism and
radio 'lisn they will desert The colors uadcr
which they havo fought 80 loDg. and which
now promise to lead them to SUCCESS, merely OF
the tidllog Of few self seeking dcmagogues,
who have associated themselves with tho ne
groes in order TO obtain political profcrmont st
the expense CT the credit and fair name Of tho
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-12

SIX DAYS WITHOUT FooD or WATEn,-
List Friday night Mr.. Charles Il. Huuter, at
tended tho regular meeting CT tho Masonic
Order. His softer "Dssh," most valuable
deg, followed him into the loGgo room, and at
adjournment was locked 10. Mr.. Hunter has
been looking for him ever since. but his where.
abouis wcrc unknown until yesterday, when BIO
was discovered at third story window Of the
building next tho school lot. Mr.. Michael
Gately hurried after tho key TO release him,
and Just as he returned tho dog jumped from
tho window disaLc, Of about thirty feet,
crushing shoulder and otherwise irjuriog
himself. lie was confined about ak days
without food or w4tcr.-FreCl,ckSJurgRecOrder,
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rartls! jury.

Ctl, NJ. d. Ball, C Jli.ctor of customs for Alas.
ka. III rcsponso to 81 a,lcin 10 the Washiog on
Ropub!c,r, utd:r the head Ct "A Ll!le Game
10 Al.ska,' has written letter 20 the editor Of
tina. paper, il wh c!l DC cootrajicS the stale
neuts contaioed 10 the srticl, referred to, and
says tina, Wba, he states a, lac $ are such OF his
own persooaI Knowledge,
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II. '.:stllrcii sonsnrc nee.

At the session Ct tho Methodist Protestant
Conl%rcrc, in Washington yesterday. the s!aud
log dis!ric: c9nniten recommended that tho
chsrgaa agGits, Tho ;fici.l character of the
Prc.iic Ct the conicfcrca, Rev. ID. w Bates.
be dismissed aud CXuunGci from tho REGARD,
they hasIcg arHcn from Il misunderstanding.
The Recommendation was unanimously adopted.
Alter s0ruo uADporan' business tho election
OF y president tot iho (nsEing year waa held.
Tie m,tt rroul::ni candidates were Rev. T..
ID. .iiEEt, ltsv. j. J. Murray, and Rev j. =
SoutheTacd aud lie first named pcolIcmnu was
olcc I'd. j'ro election Of y e'aDGia; di.tr Ct
COMMITTEE r,sul,rG III ;hr cnvic. Of Il V. j.
Murray, R.g. j. +. Jaucs, R?v. YIN Dale, T..
L. FERGUSON, q. il"&moad and !. w. THONG
s,u. Tie oyIirc!lon 1T hc ministerial cdu,n-
ioral iuaA Was PLACID IL charge Of W. j.
N-epitr. Tic Committee on Appeals Was Fly.
pointed.
At night Mir. &. W. Eu ion. editor Of tho
LYlchburg Firgnian. dnscroL cc;uro on
language aud wcrd making. at tho ahufch,
which was attended bY u large Lumber Of mt Iii.
tiers 81 the cJnlcrcucc.
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All Ouiet.

FAN FRANCHISE March ll.-Everything was
very quiet TO- night. There was number of
ordinary meetings of the workingmen's ward
clubs, at which the citizens protective union
and The srress OF kesrney were vigorously de-.
nounced. 1t ia not learned that kesrnev at.
tended any of them The executive Committee
Is said to have held a meeting &C. day, bu. moth.
is known of the proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-12

The recently elected roadjustins JUG, Of
Hen!c) coucty has fortified, etcrnaIly, the
confi!e1c, and esteem o! tho vast majority Of
his party-thc negroei-by deciding. rightiuiIy
and sansby. that tho law is 40 resp-c.er Of
per oas, aud that, simply b,c.u5c q c;ni-
nal happcrs to be negro is 10 reason why he
should be g:aot,d Tho peculiar privilege Of &
nariIs iurY
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Death OF ex.Audttor TAYLOR.

E1cHMosD, March II TX Auditor VIM. F.
Taylor was found dead in his bed this morning.
DO retired in good health last night. Hear, af-
lection IS the supposed cause of his death.
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EIh&x"E.5 IfEly-S

Rev. Joseph Brown, Presbyterian r.liaiI-
ter, aud native of Aupusta Co. ,cisd at Bryan
Texas. rec ,nty, aged = years.
JOho q. Hutkamp, of Fredericksburg, hs.
Iast shipped to Europe eighty tons OF sassaIrss
roots.
Judge WaddlI, Of the County Court Of Caro-
line Co., on Wednesday dc carcd c,lorcd clini
mails 30 not entitled 10 mixed juries Judge
WaddliI is ono Ct the new readinsters' judges
Miss Eliza Soodgrass. en- educated and at
trsc:ivc young lady, living near Bristol. com.
United suicide last week by hanging herself
with hank Of thread to rafter Of her resi-
denc,.
VIM. Connolly. farmer of Dinwiddic Co.,
committed suicide Wednesday by blowing his
brains out With shot gup. llo was about 40
years of age. and had only been married Jour
months. No cause is assigned.
A fire at Chatham, Pittsylvauia Co.. Saur-
day night. destroyed the store house of Il. r.
Joocs 4 Co.. together with its contents; tho
drug store Of Il. w. Martin, and law Offices of
John Gilmer and j. ID. Coles. The less is cs,
timated at $4,000.
Some time on Wednesday Thomas Kaiser, 90
empoye of the James River mines, 80 miles
below Lynchburg, foil into shaft, sc feet,
irsoturiDg his skull and sustaining other Dcc rs
saril9 fatal injuries. Whom found yesterday
morning ho was 10 o dying condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-12

VIRGINIA PotlTlCS -Dlsp2 tGhCa Lvm Il ci-
mond s ate tia. the acton Of Tho thrcc msm-
hers Of tho reaCin4tcrs' parry 10 tho State C 10.
sarVaIly1 ctmlnttCc, 10 refusing 10 jim in Tho
call for Stale convention. has disrupted the
conservative pNr ia tho State. Tho leading
rcaGustcls. it is claimed. anticipated this action
and have determined to c.li State convention
OF their patty at an early doy. These gentlemen
assert tia; their party will carry tho State for
their 80 called independent electoral ticket
which will DO composed, accaraIng TO tho pre-,
sent programme. CT Xix cbrs rycIlgc rcaGiust
ers and five republican reaGiusterS who can be
relied on to cssi tho vote CT the State as it may
seem best. The pine coDgrt sional districts arc
to be spportioned 50 as to give tho republican
rcadiusters' candidates the districts which they
can safely carry. aud the conservative rca6iust-
ers those whore their supporters are strong.
Tho division made according TO this programme
gives tho republicans tho first. second and
fourth districts. The Gcbt.payers, on tho other
hand, irten1 TO mako every effort 10 their
power to prevent the Iea6ius:ors from gaining
the ascendercy.
COURT OF APPEALS, Observation-Disclosures
&c. vs.. Lancaster and ais. From the Chsncery
Court of the city of Richm ond. Affirmed, Judge
Moncuro delivering the opinion.
Cockerlle vs.. Dsle's sd administrator. From the
Circuit Court OF Fairfax county. Affirmed,
Judge Anderson delivering tho opinion.
Brown vs. Bull, survivor From the Circuit
Court of Loudoun county. Reversed Judge
Staples delivering the opinion.
Herman VS.. city of Lynchburg. From the
Circuit Court of the city of Lynchburg. a firm
ed. Judge BurEs delivering tho opinion.
Loak's executor and als vs. Leake and ais.
Appeal allowed and supersedeas awarded to O
decree Of the Chsncery Court of the city OF Kich-
mond, pronounced April 1873
Hunter &c, We. W. and a. Turnpike Com.
papy. Rule to pint Esde absolute and cause
dismissed.
Common wealth rs. johnson and als Argued
by the Attorney General for The Common wealth
and submitted.
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A dispatch from St. Petersburg says that
Gen. Melikof is in bad health and is splitting
blood owing TO over work and suppressed ex-
element
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

There is but little of interest to noto in bust
ness affairs. Trade generally is quiet, tho uI-
favorable weather having a very depressing ct.
feet. The receipts OF produce in consequence,
mainly, OF the very bad condition Of the country
roads, arc limited. In money mltters here there
i, no change TO Aote. The Baltimore money
market is reported quiet and easy, with actual
business rates quoted at 445 per cent. though
only the very bsat collateral and best business
paper will pass st the inside figure. The bsnks
are ready takers Of s!l good paper offered, but
the supply OF cspitI from outside fources is less
p;rssi, Money in Now York is easy, and
yesterday cs!l !oaGs Wero quoIeG at 5a6 per
cont and l.32 commission, and closed easy at s..
Government bonds were somewhat depressed
yesterday, and decline of TT YVES reported in
New iGlk, the per cents closing ct l05islC5s
for regstered; 1861 for regular and 1862 ,l0Gs
for small coupon bonds. State bonds are quiet,
with sales Of Is 0GO consols a. Is, and 5000 do
l0-iOs 1T 4i1. Past duo coupons continue 10 cd
vance, soma 81 g. selling a. 81. Railroad 60
curilifs nre dull but firm. Is Il o. common be-
ing walled ~ lhi! Manassas :. sold at S6t and
"! regular. ard later at SIT. buyer 20, closing
nr.ninal nj 5.$G Virginia and Tennessee g.
sold ii in'i. and 81 wtra wanted at ZIG We
quote:
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TOO BBLs RlVERToN LIME.

We have Just received a flesh supply of his
Limo AID can with confidence recommend it
ss very superior article in all particulars, AMI
we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Fry il,
and you will lever uss shy other kind Frr
sale by GEO. WASHINGTON
Inh , n ,-on,
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Mar. 12.-Tho
market ia quiet. with light receipts Of grain and
tho bad Weather operates against business Flour
y in fair supply, and quoted at l0aSS for fancy
family brands. 7aS7 so for extra and
Sc for sup"rs. Wheat is scerce and wannt-
I'd ST li)slIS for prime, ard l4Osl42 for good
Corn IS III fair supply. and the receipts ncreas-
ing, while tho demand ia loss active; the quota
ticns arc from 6is57 But few Oats ofTorirg q,
in Kyo
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TNHE FOLLOWING PROTEST has been
4. handed in tc the English Committee of tto
Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad Cotn-
psny:
Stock EXCHANGE. LONDON. Marc. lst lSs(
Gentlemen We, the undersigned hc!d"rs Il
and representing holders of above $3.50 ga
consolidated bonds of tho Atlantic, Mi:sis.pp,
and Ohio L. L Co, at present represented nv
certificates OF your Committee appointed in ~
by tho then bondholdofs and presided over by
Sir d. w. Tyler, 0es!re To point out tina. i
holding these certificates wo do not wish t, rr
underslood to acquiosce either in tho schema
proposed ty your Committee, or to your spb,,-
quent proceedings, but that on tho contrary, VIZ
shall hold ourselves at liberty to represent our
views before tho proper Court; whenever
sary. Signed,
FOSTER s. BRA1THWAlT%.
HESELTINE, POWELb Il c..
VIVIAN, GRAY s. co.
e.. GOLDSMID.
JOHH TAYLOR & co.
WALKER, RUSSELL s CO.
nELBERT. WAGG IL CAhrRkl.L
TOM NICKALLS II co.
BORTHWlCk, WARK Sc CO.
CREWS & LlCHTENSTADr.
+. L. SLOUS,
HAES Il SONS,
j.. ESSEL s. co
GOWAN s. MARN
L. K TWYCROSS.
II is understood that these dissentien,s civ,
general support TO tho Dutch COMMITTEE mbS.G;
II SFUGARES-Ap positive cura
IA for Catarrsh, Asthma, Hoarseness, Cold Ia
the Head, and ali diseases of the Throat AMI
Nosn. No tobacco is used in their manufacture
and tboy MAKE pleasant cigarette which lsdics
or children can smoke to any extent without tho
slightest injury. Price 25c per package Msilcl
FREQ of postage to any address upou recrip. cl
price JANNEY 81 60 Druggists,
jaui9 70 and l5J kirm Il
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Mr.. II. l.. Peytop, agent of tho Virginia
Midland railroad, In Washington. is quito i'll at
Lynchburg.
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ally declining. Flour is OF 25c on most grades,
and wo revise quotations. Wheat dropped again
to day, and we quote choice Lancaster at las;
tho offerings amounted 10 bu! 1000 bushels, and
sales wero msdo at l"5. ld0 and ldS. Corn is al
80 oil, and the only sales reported wors GAL BUSH
OILS Of white at 80 and 70. Rye and Oats are
quiet at quotations. Butter is scarce and higher
Ecgs are dull. Other country produce is quiet
Bacon is dull. but we note no change in prices.
Seeds are in fair demand at quotations
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ket is only fairly active, and tho receipts Of
produce generally light. Flour quiet and prices
unchanged. The offerings of " hoat are light,
with sales Of prime Lancaster at l47. and prime
Fultz at l43. small sales of new white Corn st
C4c Very good Spring Oats brought 45a45.
Nothing doing in Rye. and quotations nominal.
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PORT OF ALENANDRIA. MARCH |! lSyi
Snn risos.....-...... & Is SIN ,rts........ I, :
ARRIVED
Str Jano Mosoley, Norfolk. to f A Real.
Str w Thompson, lower Prrc. u f i hse'
Schr General Tcrbett, Washington, t. j I
Agrew y Go.
CLEARED.
Stmp K 9 knight, Now York. by + A Ecel.
Str Jane Moaolcy, Norfolk. by + 4 Reel
Sehr General Torbett, Norfolk, by + Az.
new s. Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Northumberland. hence, Richmond lila
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LYECHBURG MARKET. March lin Flour
there is but little doing, and quotations remain
a! 5 s5s$8 for fine 10 fancy family brands. Re.
ccilts Ct Wbest are far below the demand, and
prices sre litmer 81 l30sl45, as 10 quality. The
receipts OF Corn have improved. and the do
mand continues active; white $500, and yellow
and mixed 55a5S Prices Of Osts are we'll Gus.
tanned: the receipts arc fair and sales made ut
45s50 foe sprirg, and G0,65 for winter. Rye
nomiDslly 10a75
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TIE RAILROAD TO MADISON COURTHOUSE.
--Wo learn that there is good ground for b..
ieving that work will be commenced on this
road at az carly day. The line of the road will
only be about fourteen miles 10 length, and the
people of the couoty hsve given strong evidence
OF their desire to have il 10 their vote of $50.
900 towards it's construction. Major Richards
the President OF the Company, was in the coun
ty last week with view to arranging privately
the damages along the route Charlottesville
JetcrSonian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-12

.ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEUS-All tho
IL old and standard varieties and s7me new
specla'tes Just received in largo stock direct
from fhilsdelphH, and ter sslc in quantitits ~
SUIT purchasers AZ worry low rates.
JANNEI s. CO,
teO Il NOH. 70 and lh2 kinr s..
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2 00aS3 50. shaop-Receirts 3.C0) head :b;.-
ments = C00i iuil former rates maintained So.
az q GOsSG IS,

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. March II
3l5 head Of Cato were offered, 2Gj OF wh;c,
were sold as follows: Best on eaie j!s5lc: fs;r =,
god 4s45c; medium E4sd!c; ordinary Pa"
and Bulls and Cows 24s3ic of the CattIe so,t
carloads were purchased for the New w.
market; all Cattle unsold wore reshippei es.,,.
owners risk. 40 Sheep sold at s! 10 GIr ~.
wool, and to 53c for clipped.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Mar. ll,-;,o,.
active and firm; common 25a$l -; light ",s
$4 As; packir g 25s$4 jj butchers 5jssl[,a'
receipts = 100 mead shipments G2j.
BALTIMORE Mar. 12-Virginia skies oil
do derd 81 do consolidated j43 : do "a scr.. ~.
p. d. ccur- SIT; new 10 dos d,s bid t5J.I
Cotton quiet; middling Isl tionr tim,
Howard street and Western Super 5Oli5: a.,
Extra 25aS6; do Family 25sSI; CITY Ali,
Super t0aS5; do Extra 2jsS6; Do Fsm"y
5uaSI 20; DO Rio brands S. %; Patapsco Fan.
lily 81 Is Whsst-Southara firm and moro 90,
tive Western higher, but closo1 quicl Sou.f.
.ern red l5S,l42; 90 amber H5sl4S; No M.,v.
land l46i Mo- Western winter led sp.t a.
March 14f4 April 1f5sl4Ji; Mav iii .Ii..'
June 1aO.l4ct; July l2S,l2S! JSToH
Southern steady; Western hgaer snd civ,
I'D tame; Southern white IS: do yellow ~,
81 Western mixed spot 66is5Gs March &;
t5i; April 6ia5At; May %!A5&.; Juno dau
steamer 5%l. Oats easier; Soulhs m ITa4S; We.
ern white Al do mixed 4ti.i1; Penn l.sls; Ey.
quiet at IS. Hay steady; prime to choice ,.cn1.
and MAJ yland !GaSl7 Coffee qaiet; Kio cary" '.
crdin.ry To prime l32sl52. sugar str,r,..
soIL"! Whiskey dull al luissll Ii
NEW YORK. Msr l2-Stocks strong Mnr,v
SAT-. Flour steady. HhcsL moderately sc.,y.
Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-12

[ W CONlN, the 6elt preparation over Offered
~ tor the cure OF CHApPED SKIN; vii
eradicate pimpIcs, and give to the compile loa
soft and healthy appearance. Price 70 Cts yer
bottle For sale By
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-12

VEHHE EOVELTY FOLDING TAEiN-
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