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New-York tribune., 1880-02-14


pApRIDGEA Bloomfield. n. J.. February ~, Mrs Nancy
Babbidge widow the late John L. Babbdge OF Salen
Mas. the 92d year OF her age. ,., - -, 49,
Friends OF family respectfully Invited TO attend the
funera Tuesday February II, al p M AT the resi-
denoe OF her daughter Mrs. Warren @. RaFner.
RACKUsAt Dett ot Mich the 10th INST, Mary L. rel,
lot ~ Colonel Elecus Backus u. g. A, and daughter Oh
General Hugh Brady aged II years.
BLAUVELT-On Friday morning, at NO Is west lSih'sI'
Martin f. Blauvelt aged 80 years.
cIARK-At his residence in this CITY on the morning OF
WeIne,dlv, February IL, Lot c. CLARK, esq. -
lavtet - lttsni te tunerai on
S.fnraav February Il, t 10 O'Clock n from calvary
Church, 4th-ave., corner OF 2lstst
CoHN-At Hamburg GemanE February is @ hSso ~ h MS
Lazarus 4 Co, OF this city.
DUGLIss-on Thursday morning February l2 loSO JOS
"enh w DugIiss In the I7th year Of his age. -
respectfully requested 20 attend the
his late residence NO. ozz E5l o%us"' on
Saturday, 1ith, nc l2Oe'ock IN.
OFF1cF or The RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. }
Na $50 Chatham square Junction Of Mott ana Worhst,
~" ~ NEw-IoRK, February Is, 1850. }
ATA SPECIAL NETTING of the Board 0i
~ Directors OF this company held this day. the OliOwnS
nreaublo resolutions were unanimously adopted
This Board OF Directors OF the Rutgers te In
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb II. 1 a, m.-The movement in
the barometer Yesterday almost steadily downward
Cloudy and rainy weather prevailed throughout the day.
exeept during portion OF the third quarter when the
clouds were broken for time. The temperature
rau-cd trtwee" ~ ud Co. the average tJ02ol being
2Oiss highsr than trc spIc cay last year. and Ia
bieurr than nf'T daY.
Cioudy wealth, gi't AyLt rains. followed by colder
ana clearing tuef, 90 expected today III thls
r.ty and vicinity.
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SpecIal Noilces

list Of the principal Executive Judicial Departmental
and Diplomatic ncefs United states THE TIKI B.
UNE ALMANAC for 1880 sold by ali newsdeaers. or ss,t
BIZ lnall on rrrelpL Of 70 cents.
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Aid for Kansns Refugees.


The SOCIETY OF FRIENDS deeply impressed ~ the
reported destitute frozen and staryius ct OF he COL
OkED REFUGEES now In camp e. atriyilg IN Kansas
Beag informed 10y the Governor and othors IN Kansas that
reports exaggerated tey nave deeided 10 0gen
their Meeting house. NO az Eas 2Cthst OEamereY PARK,
until the 2st for the reception or
CLOTHI No and USEFU L RTICLES OF every kind that
NAV be sent purpose and will be forwarded 70
button 10 tue suffering refugee. by reliable
agents
Contributions Of mosey WIN be received by % .,...
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The ssaside Library.
out Monday. iu CLEAR; BOLD HANDSOME TYPE

out to-day, In CLEAR. BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE
BARBARA OR, SPLENDID hlsEhf' 49,.
...-.ss
Ont Mouday in CLEAR BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE.
MOTHS -
- LATE ISSUES
Mernors az Madame de kemusat Eclteo by her
w Grandaop do RemusaL senator. Part l--..fOo
oo- .srars a3 Nadame de Remusst Part loo
ya as Danghtar Bv Whkie Collins 200
Sg2 -The Kings Highway. BY q. p r. James. z0o
$50 pflgrims OF the Rhine BY Buiwer Lytton--. 100
Sst,R brenda YOrke BY Mary Cecil Hay iyc
gsy e1neen OF the Meadow. BY Charles 0ibbOn. lVo
T3i-A Douutina Heart By Annie keafy svc
SSIhe Greatest nelrees IN lngand by Mrs OhphAh' Vo
GTo VIvia the Beauty BY Annie Edwards 100
For "a by newsdears above prices or sent pOsadon
receipt cents Tor lOecnt numbers OF 20 oons Or -Vcsnt
nu"'oe GEORGE MUNRO. II to "a VandewatersI. n. Y.
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DIED.

Buffalo Banker saysi
pabv has ceased disturbing us nights since we gave her
vtcfoR BABY FOOD" All druggsts- 5oo
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14


AouarcIies Extraordinary:
on FREE EXHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING
AT OUR ART GAhLEkTTi Gall. 1850. $40 BROADWAY
An Extraordinary Collection Of WATER CoLoRS
superb examples Of the spanish Italian French Lnsh and
The collection Comprises important specimens
NEVER BEFORE SHOWN IN THIS COUNTRY and
SOLD by AUCTION Positively WITHOUT REsERyB
on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY md FRIDAY EVENINGS.
February lo Is and 20, at 1880 O'Clock
EXHIBITION OPEN DAY AND EVENING FREE
ruos. L. KIRBY & co AUCTION EERs. si5 Broadway
Opposite Wallaeksl.
nSe sssss IN is entire freedom svssgtans 1t,r
tends 10 destroy the maeoa, membrane an mineral water,
that iIrtans may be known by an ASA aoe
Keatina'. Cough Iozenges This great English eme1y
has been used aBd uended or oyer o. ysss W s
% CENTS ''"' O' F. % foUGERA Co. New.Yerk. Aee6ts
NeryouS medical say comprising ssnes
Of lee ures delivered Al Rshas Museum o. Ana9my New.
YORK. the cause and enre Of pemtats aSehe az
synOpss Pemeos o marriage ana .hs % Tea,@e9t Of
perence BY mail 25e currency or postage stamps Address
Secretary Kahns Museum. 6oo BfosdMay -- AeM-i2lA
New Designs In
GAS FIXTURES CLOCKS, RRONzES, LAMPS AND
oRNAMENTAL METAL WORK,
Aruste IN style best materials and workmanship
oAerol by
MITCHELL VANCE Co,
s36 and sSs Broadway. NewYork
Newly ork Association
FOR IMPROVING IHE CONDITION OF
TIE POOR ,,.,
Organized lsi3. incorporated 1873
HOWARD POTTER
Vice Presidents
JAMES IFNoX ERAsTUs c. BENEDIcT.
ROBERT LEAON KENNFDN HENRY +. PEbLEW
CHARLES r. CHANDLER.
RIsERr b MiSTTEN. ifTisN ~ south.L
Recording Secretary
r. FULlON CUTTING.
aud Agent,
JOHN BOVINE l. Bible House.
This the elevation OF the ply.
steal and moral condition OF the ing1t snc - Tar as
cGmpat with these objects relief OF ther essltes
promptly Into ell reietre W u
and upOl relieve applicants, u deserving ION
trbutors books containing DanS orders
which really ans foI relieving worthy appicants
nd a sui OF guarding against imposition
each order identified Dy number each contbut0rs
name become known TO the applicant thus saving
To members.
addressed the Treasurer Secretary as
above will lie thankfully received and acknovl lodged
The authorized collectors are MI. GEORGE h. hASsELL
ard Mr. B. J. GARDNER
Onice. lS Blble House. No 20 3d.aVe.
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OFFICE or THE RUToERs FIRE INSURANCE CoMPASr !
W. ~ NEw-IoRK, February Is, 1850.
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~ Directors OF company held This day. the following
,,eauho and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas OF Directors OF the Rutgers tlre IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
John NeIleY Denounced,

NEW York. NV. % The Herald this
morning priuts an ed'ress to Hor. Lister b.
Faulkner, ChgIrnau of the DEMOCRATIC SAFE
General Committee, dated S'a!en Island.
Richmond county, N. Y, Nov. Is, and sg1td
By the officers OF several democratic clubs and
Gfteen merchants AID bankers. in which. sitter
reciling theic earnest action in hahalf CT the
democratic party at tho late oec:ioD, they say ::
1t is our calm uigusnt that the true interests
of the country q. large aad The honor ct the
democracy we're buseY sacrificed 10 tho
pclsonal advantage ard uuref:cisS malice OF o
man on whom the party has hesped uumeri!ed
honors c1d bcueiis. They conclude IS fellows:
Deeply corvioced of these facts, Ge, for our
selves and for the constituency which We rep
resent desire to notify you and through ycu
the democracy cf tho Slate. that ", faalIs
withdraw from all political sympathy With JohD
Kelly, OF New York, and that va vii never
again, By cur money, our moral ilhueIce, CT
our votes. support tho nominee of auy State or
national convention in which BIO is permitted to
exercise bis f5Emsr pernicous dictatorship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

All the weather prophets conour in the be-
lief that the current winter vii! be QUO of ex'
osptional severity. 1t this be 80 the liver, OF
course, will BE- obsIructed by Joe, and comnuoi
cation between Washington and this city DO nc
csssarily impeded. 10 view of tho probab, icon.
vsnieroa, would it cot 10 veil to make another
attempt to induce the Washington aud Alex
andria Railroad Company to change the site
of their depot back to the Junction of King and
st. Assph s.reets.fr from which they should never
have bsen compelled. as they we're. to remove
II. and to run hourly trains The Pennsylvania
railroad. of which the Alexandra ard Wash
ington is q section, receives many franchises
aud privileges from Virginia. and tie small
favor to which We allude, though bsgate!ts to
such rich and powerful corporation. would be
of immense benefit to one of Virgin
las cities. f,r paradcxioal ss i; msy
seem, though lis propirquity to Wash
iogton has been a great drawback to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BcNIs.-J. 4. Eamb,etol Co..
Baltimore Financial Circular Ct Saturday Is.,
says:
"Virginis bonds, al usual, were The chitf s..
traction of our market. They were Largely dos.
in at advancing figures. Consols sold from C.:
up to 10. and l0.40s from DC up to A. COrsn,
coupons sold at 9?5 and 10 40 coupons st 81
Consol coupons OF 90 are equal to 90, bCc.use
there is Ia tsI of per cent on them Tax -.
csivable coupons arc selling 60 mar psr CnI
that the holders of consols and 10 40s are ,gcp,.
ing very nearly IS much as if the coupons wa.
regularly paid. The State of Virginia is cirtus)v
paying the interest on her bonds, as they g III,
tbe treasury as 60 much money. Co1s5Is srd
lO.4Oa muet cell higher. We consider The Vi.
ginis lC 10 decidedly the mos. attractive secu,iv
on our list, and believe they will pay haod;oa,..
ly to buy a. present figures"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

The rad Gals are amusing fellows. With all their
msanness. What, for instance. 10 Vlaw CT *
is,i5e tirtum stances, could be more divtrllng
than the mock gravity Sith which they assert
that tho North does not halo thu South, but 1t
"disdsius is lordy domination" little South
has x uc!sed sny "lcrd.y" or spy other sort OF
"d,miustion" for the last twenty years 1t is
something of wti,h its people are entirely una.
Tsro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

Gnrt is wiling that be should DO again
"p:ess:d" iuto bis ocuatry's service. Here IS the
wsy be ANNOUNCED himself 10 the field for 1854,
at dinner given him by tho LotoB Club Of New
York: "If can ever render mp country ser'
vice shall be most happy. Bus as | an too
old to volunteer nu be pressed into the SER
vice. Not beiog Obstinate at all there nay be
very little difficulty ia getting me anywhere
vhtra Il will be comfortable to mysslf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

We ar, among the masy to whom tho
future of General Grant is Of little or 20
interest, but if the itflsuoa be possesses be
used to develop the system Of railroads 10 the
Southw ost 80 as to iIclude line to the city OF
Mexico, no will bsnef; bis country Immensely
and reap for himself 10 small profit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
Collision.

CAPE MAY. N. j., Nov. 22.-The schooner
Fores, Ok came ia collision With vessel,
name unknoTo. about three miles soulhess: oil
Turtle Gut bar. The fprmer WAS sutk, hnt The
crew were saved By the schooner Annie Valen
tine. whion proceeded 10 N'w York. The
Forest Oak is total loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
Fire,

New York N57. % "A fro brJke out
shortly before II o'cicck 10 tho Fix stcry build
Jog ct Hester street AID BaEery. occupied b9
the Lyndon snd Liverpool cOthiog c,mpaey,
and before the fire c:u'G DO Cxliogushed the
whole bulldog wss destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER-"
SIN Tises.. 6 ~ / Sun, sets go. ........ 4 Il

Sun TiSeS....-.. - ,oH2t Ssta 80. . !
AHMED
Slnp John Gibson. Flew YORK, % ia Reed
Str Ho,fJik, Phi!adepbia. to 8 A Reed.
Str E1c.lsior. Norfolk. to Z B Hooe
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, to a Reed.
Str T v ArroRsmith. lower Po.om,c. 10 r.
tomsc FerrG Company.
Str J w Thompson, lower Potc to + 4 Rcd
Sir Mst!sno. lower Po!'c, 10 } B:o1ers q -.
CLEARED
Str Rzeel.i2r, Norfolk By / Is Hosa.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, BY II A kcca
Str Mystic, lower Prnc By Pine Ferry CO.
StrJ w Thompson, lower POrc. by + A Fed.
Str Ms!tsno, lower PIC. Dy j Broters z O.
Str 7 V ArroWsmi!h. lover Potomac. BY f0-
tcmac Ferry Company.
Schr " II Jordan, Providence % Amen B."
Coal 20
Schr jos F Bsk:r, IJslcn. o. Agae~ {;
Co.
KEMoRAu3A
Schr Carrie Hart. fer GeCrao'owi, :4i.e:
from Fall River 18th. ;,
Schr Cakes Ames. from this port, 81 II"
York Goth
schr Willie Sheppard s;i!ei from Boston
for this port Goth.
Schr NJ Evs-s. from Woois Zoe lVr a,A-
mond, at Lu.ch Island Hsrbor l7.h.
schr j 5 shindier for Georgetown, s.'oi
rom Fall Eivsr ION.
scar Frank Wsksr, f:0-. Caors.!o"a l.!
Hyannis 18th.
scbr Bell p Ctu CT. lrJn G:orzeto"a, /!
New Bedford ly.h
schr George Avery, hs-c,. St NeT H.':H
9Th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

The process by which the factory tsoes in
tho North wero forced by their employ erS 10
vote for Ga:6,d OF The ricsot election. ia dss'
izus.ed By tho radicals as tho exercise of the
"!reo spirit of ito mighty North. Well. "a
rose By any other ueme would smell as sweet. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

Mr.. Garfield is reported to bs edthuslasllc
about tie curse Gan. Grant persu:d 10 the late
canvass, Considering tie f.o! that 10 the 10
famous black Friday affair Dir, Garfield saved
Gan. Grant from exposure ed consequent I'm
proachmant, with its rcsultiog disgrace and
penalties, his enthusiasm mus! be very easily
excited, for gratitude iera small favor. let alone
hopes for others. would be amply sufficient to
account for all the help Gen. Grant sfordcd
him during tho rccant campaigp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
Strike,

READING Pa. Nov. 22-BstWsen - and 80
compositors Of the Reading Daily Eagle left
their cssos this morning on account Ct tho EN-.
ployment of several women 10 learn Tie 5usluesE.
Tho psrer will be Issued as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
Gale.

TORONTO. Oo!., Nov. 22-Tte gallo yesttr-
day wss the most severe ever exparictced ca
Lake Oatatio. A plumber Ct vtsielj Wtre
blogn ashore,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
A exan Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

Ter future prosperity Dow de-
ponds 10 great part upon frequent and urob-
structed cou muo:csicn with that CITY. LIE,
the Council move 10 The matter. ard tdey VIII
be supported By riaety.riuc turdred!fs It TIE
residents Of tho ci;5. Hundreds OF people
have moved lrem here to Washington during
the lsss few years 10 oonscquerc' OF The want OF
facilities for making quick, frtq1ent and timely
trips between the two cities, and maoy hurdrcds
moro have been deferred from couirg here to
reside fer the same reasor. Lot tie Counc'l'
then, see if il can cffsr no ilduoemsnt to the
railroad to remedy the evil, and lot The railroad
in view CT past and possible future oenehEs
from Virginia. stretch point If n'c:sssrY to
comply with their request.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
Reyourcsa Dy Wolves.

OUIDrC, Nov GA yOu5g child is aad to
have becn devoured b. wolves near B.oatcjuf
in this pTo7irc,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
rAEI.

at the residence OF his grand psrcnls. on the
ooh icstant, LESL1E OGDEN BECAHAA,
aged ears, 2 months and day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

TIE FAST MALTA new last nsil is to DO
established 90 the 2S;h Instant. A mail will
leave Bostoa st p. n. and New York at 4:35
@. n, alri4iog 10 Washington at 1880 o. M;
sni leaving Washington at II 0. ~, it will al
riva at Alexandria at 1l;25 end 10 Richmond
ut 2:46 p. o., Atlanta at 930 B. a., AMI New
Orleans the iclCwrg morning This train Will
also, by come c,ion5 from Richmond, coninuo
South via tho Atlantic Cons! Li1o via Wit
miogtoo. Charleston. aad Savaunih to J;ck i.
gou7lo, dccraasicg The timo to the extent CT
ono business day to the ciits raDed. together
8ith their Intermediate poiats; also 10 points
on lateral liocs. 10 addition 10 the above train
there is also special fast train on the Virginia
Midland Raila1o.d between Washington and
Dan7ilIe, which leaves DanVe at 1910 p. Id.
on tho arrival Of The train which lsavcs New
York at 4 .. %. The Mid!aud special tra!o
arrives Ct Danvil!e at 7:45 a. n. in time to c)n'
pccs with tho Pisdmons Air Lima train fer the
South. The time over ths Midland to DaaVlIe
will DO st The rate CT 40 miles so hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

PHILADELPHIA. oven bar Ca..!o = Ic.;
Gales 300; prlm- Gt464ci good s.: laa1inm 5.Li
common 2aa4B:. Sheep strong, s.!e' s2l0,
primo 5t.5!c; god 5,i5,; medium g 80; con-
mon 4ss'3 cuils 3t,%3 hoGs lc.ive; sale, 1850;
primo css7; good f!sC3; medium Cl.e5; Gem or
66Cs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
EyIHGINIA: In the Clerks cfice OF the Cir
y cult Court Of Alexandra county, On the
twentieth day Of November, 1880.
William Gardner, who sues for the use Of Joseph

VIHGINIA: In the Clerks cfice OF tae Cir
' cult Court Of Alexandra county, On the
twentieth day Of November, 1880.
William Gardner, who sues for the use Of Joseph
Il. Nelson. versus Joshua Pu.EeJ.
Mem Tie object of hi, suit is to procure 8
decree for the foreclosure OF q Certain mortgage
executed by Joshua PutroE, on tho frs. day OF
April A d. 1878 cid Ct record in liber D, No.
d, page 210, OF the lard records of Ale1sRdria
county, TO secure to William Gardner, general
guardian Of Joeeph H. Ne'son. the pay ment of a
bond for Sc 90. WITH interest from April l, 1873
cii5ed TO satisfy the sm2unt due By virtue
thereof, to wit The sum of 50 1870 81, with liter
Get from September II, 1880. till paid.
The defendant Joshua Pu!ney, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord.
ing to The act Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
lie is ~ resident of this State, it is Or
derod that the said defendant appear hero
within one month after due publication OF this
order, and do what is necessary TO protect bis
interest in this suit; and that copy of this ORE
der BIO forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zctte, q newspaper published in tho city of Alex.
eria, once . week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door q the Court House of
EGNJ, AUSTIN, Clerk
Chsrlts Z, Stuart. p. q. noS2:-SAW
CoUous-"BroDn's bronchial Troches" arc
Used with advantage 10 alleviate CoUGHs, SORE
THROAT, HoARGEEEss and BRONCHIAL AFFEC-
TONS Fer thirty years these Irochcs have
bsen in use with annusly Increasing favor
They sro net new and untried, but, having been
tested By wide end const4n! use for nearly an en-.
tiro generation, they hsvo s!S8ned well marited
rsnk among the few STABLE remedies Of tho age.
Gug THRoAT.-"Brown Bronchial Troehes'
set directly On the organs OF the voice They
have On extraordinary effect in all disorders of the
Throat aud Lsryhx, restoring healthy tone
wien relaxed, either from cold or over exertion
of the voice. and produce clear and diitinc
enun cistion. Speakers and singers find th
Tr1ches uso.nl.
A CouGu COLD CATAEBu en- SosE TIEoA?
requires Immediate attention, IS neglec: Of
tentmes results in some incurable Lung Dis.
exec. "Brouns Bronchial IToehes' will al
most invariably give relief limitations are of
fered for sale, msny of which are injurious. The
genuine "Brown's Bronchial Tro:hes" arc cold
O:,y:n toreS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

new York. Nov. - -StocEG strong. M0Lty
3aG. -Four &c i've ard niga.r. Whea! czc..:c
and higher Corn active and higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

The market opens acLVe ana tfH fi9"l .
steady with prospects Of ano!htr aware !.
Whest is higher AID W. quote Lsrc2s'cr a. 10
a125 IS to quality, but nono Wis tI'red to-3ay;
there we're sales Of 1854 bushes Of FuHE at III.
1l5 ZIG and III as TO qisity. Corn Is in tsiE
receipt, Gu. prices ale lower than they sh2u1
b. and wa note sailor Of ll}l bushels o; Is 81
aid 5!t for new'a TO quality. No Rye or ua,s
.old Country Produce is wsn.ad ana The cd
weather hss further s!ihsned prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

BALTIMORE, Ncv. - va 6, old z ask?i q"
deferred IS 90 consolidated :Cs do2i se'I"s - {:
pas. due coupons 9.i; new 10 4os Al: 1910
II Flour .ctive and firm; Howard strost and
Western aupsr 4.Sl SC; eztrA4 ;5'S55 y; f,mi.v
) IS sc 81; City Mriis sapsr 4a:l % ext5a q :"
IS 50; family sc sos s.; Rio BRAID, ST 5l,e a.
Ps,succo family 81 . Whea.-joothern hlgte'
and firm; western higher, closing es.ier; Sou n
ern red l.OI1:5: do ar her 122h,2; No My
land nominal; No 2 Western winter rel SOFT
and Nov l25 .l.5l; Dec 1861 'l2Gi Jan l:Si -;
Feb 13I!s13l3; Mar lS$s. Corn-Sou.hern finn
Western higher. closing steady aud q1ie:;
Southern white 55!57: do yellow 90; Ne:!eIn
mixed spot and Nov 6C3.GC8; Doc tU!sG0!;, OH
81; Jan 60lst0s; steamer SAG. Oats very trn
4la45; Western white q, 43; Go mi5et
41,42 Rye quiet a lyO.lC2 Es5 tLe:dF;
prime TO choice Penna and Mary and lS'S.u
per ton. Coffee steady Rio csrg1es ordinary -
fair lll,l34 Sugar hieber and s;rorg; a sol!
q " hshey dull IT IL III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

Ansssiage lic.ts, was issued 10 Washington
Saturday to Eiebs1d Holland and Gcorgeanoa
Dorsey, CT Marlboro, Pfiaeo Georges c,uDtY,
MARYLAND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

Mothers! HEethers!! Mothers Z!
Are you disturbed st night and broken Of your
rest By sick child suffering and crying with the
excrucia.ipg pain OF cutting teeth :? lf.o, g At
S1Se sPH gys sY SGstS vii; relieve the LOCI
little sufferer immedistely-depend upon It;
there is no mistake about it. There is not 8
mother en- earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you OF once tbst i! will regulate the
bowels, and give rec. 10 the mother, ard relief
and health TO the child, operating like magic.
ant to The taste, End ia the prescription of one of
the Oldest and best female physicians and nuraes
in the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany esch bottle. None genuine I'm.
less the fac-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on the outside wrapper. Sold By all Medicine
Dealers. .THenty-fV cents bottle. Bewsre of
;mitaticna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

lis aseet to live, bat oh ! how b'teE-.to
bs troubled With cough, dry aod eight. Bat
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup il a sure re!neeT, ard
the coss is on!y 25,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22

In SEASON. THE Cooks JEWELL,
Grown PRINCE and otter COOKING STOVES,
together with fac assortment Of RANGES. and
ali kinds of PARLoR STOVES are offered at very
low prioos by STANsBURY & Bro. cor. King
ard Washington sts., Mcbureey's Bslldlrg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-22
THANKSGIVING DAY AND TIE NKs.-Tht

THANKSGIVING DAYAND TIE BANEs. -The
following irfotnstico has been furnished tho
Wing reporter by Mr.. w. Il, q !ar!es, cashier
Of the Planters National Bank:
"Psr.i:s having notes 10 pay falling daa On
22i-25.h Of November will ha75 ill tho 70 b
Friday 10 pay them, the o5:h bcpg Thack5
giving Day, and the State Lag providing That
paper falling cue CO that day is DOT iat!o to
prlt:es till the ca? fellcw:ng-.hat IS o. the
&c b. Tie ba.k -. 1lo;e en- IfursdsY. las
ia quite IN Improvement f5r iha cote ra5er7 !
over tie OLD lsu, Wti9a Compiled the payment
Of rocs The d,y b,f07c su,h hcl!dsJs. '-Rtch-
naona Wig.