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SarEIYrS OF TRE YSs.

John NIsyfcld, caorej. was hanged at Flor
once, Ala, yesterday, for the murder Ct Fobe
Irvine. colored, Nov IL, 1873.
Dan. Brighe,ly. negro, was hanged 10 pri-
vato at ThomasViIla. Ga, yesterday, tor the
outrage CT a rcepecat 10 white womau, IN Octc-
Der last.
Sidney Mclladden. ccred, WIS hanged al
Washington. AK, yesterday iIr the murder,
BY poison OF his vile and brother,la November,
1879.
w. II. Vanderbilt il TO bear all the expenses
Of the removal OF the Afxandrian obehk from
Ecyp. to New York and in it's su,cG sslul eJm
plelion is to pay $7Ij 900.
a bill passed by the Ohio Senate makes it
the duly OF the warden Of he penicLtlary to
cxccltc prisoners scnterc to death, instead OF
the sheriff; requires that they shall be executed
in the pet iteullarv. and ii a they shall be
hanged beloro SUNRISE
4 break has occurred 10 the Mississippi Ievee
near the New OgIcsus barracks The iivar Is
very high. CAUSING anprehrnslJn that toe lcVons
will NOT Withstand The s;rgin On them. A ere
vase. thirty feet side, il reported in lcvte On
Bayou Latourche, tisc milea below Lockp0rt..
Dennis X arnog wa3 nrrairucd 10 The San
FGatCisco Poles Court yesterday. lie said he
was ready, and desired neither Jury LOr counsel,
aud that he had no witnesses. The policeman,
who is tho complaining witness in tho Casa be-
ing temporarily abstn,. tht cis2 was Continued
uoli TO day.
A sui. il pcndiog 10 Memphis, brought by
DR.: }. ii. Nutal, ono OF the physicians en-
ployed bY the Howard Association during the
epidemic Ct 1878, against Edward Corrcll,
whom he attended while sex with the i+ycr.
The payment is resisted on The rrt unl that the
physicians were paid $50 per day ly tho as>o'
citation. and that they had no right to charge
patients 10 addition.
Rear Admiral 9. H. +. Rodgers. 10 a els
patch from Panama to tho Navy Department
repirts that Assistant Surgeon Russell and
Cadet MtShipman GlonnOn, who had received
leave of ubsrcco at GaIlaO and went TO a
mCuntan village ty rail Tor ICcrt alton, wero ar
rested and detained Over one night On susp cOn
fbciuG cugeGcl in revolutionary movements.
They succeeded 10 c7nmunlc,ling with lhn
| minister OF the Uoi:ed States at LIMA anu wrro
released. Tho nrreet was madn without the
least cause, and the Peruvian officers who VT re
engaged in it were at orco d,.misstd ftoM the
| service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

We occasionally see 10 s)mo Of our State
Conservative exchanges illusions to the talents
aud political shieWdnts 81 possessed by somo Of
the leaders of tho readjustcrs in tho General
Assembly, which enabled them to achieve their
wonderful sue 50. We arc unable to recall
any iostancoJ Of such SUCCESS slvo the oustng Of
IA few old and cfic ent State officers and the in,
saa,ion in their places OF untried white men
and incompetent negroes, sud tho substitution
Of 40 honored ADD uusullied uliciary By oac in
which utter ignorance of law and professional
knaVery have nic,, and all Of which were
accomplished By means OF @ corrupt alIia2cl with
tho negroes. Bl', if our memory fails US, arI
they havo Won many SUCCESSES, succlSs in
tue nnds of al right thinking men ia not the
measure Of merit. 1t thci1 Victories had been
tcnfod irGator than they $40 accredited With,
lhoy would not rcach the magnitude Of that
WOO by kcalncy 10 Calilorua. and surely no
tody at oil fcl1alntod with the biography CT
that CHARGER attributes to Lim either talents
Gr pcli,ic / shreWdncss Unfortunately, duriog
the condition Of aft,iIs recently prCvliliu2 in
Eir: mia, 1t was ugi.h.r talent nor shrewdneGs
that Vas sutc S,'u but irsl.n tGfonterS and
transparent d magogisGn.
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re. T.. Church Conference.

At tho session CT Confcrcrc: Of tho Meth.
Prot, Church in WASHINGTON vcs.ardcv Rvs
9 y S,,,t,,I,.1 ! w d., n,''
=, ~, 80 i"'''9'
hles'f5. =. ". bd;ton hpd W. y. 4. pI!hny
were clfc!ll as tho committee on apacals
Inn fovl wing s.ow.rls wcr, .Inrcl. p,r
e : n,,Vr c,rIcrcrr.. Env ~ N,,h,r
missionary. Rev f T. M.lrr ,ur'ror,u,, rt
E"u r. II +. WI, WA o,ar,oI g. r.,,ar,, ,r,h
E.v + = -l;,'I, and r.v LAM Al w. W',lH w." ~
as,;.,,n,. ronnr> ~ 10 K,'t G"n.aro ~. -,
a nrrsn+,on, .hrw;cy p.nJ,nv n'c.,nt fns
tr lln,un NI.s,o,.,T scc;..Iv h'Ia ,no',;nn
TN, ,rr..nr,,'; sr,,,,,r ~ r; in, rrst;ir.
n, sSovirr w. r,aL ,.I r.f r.rJ f. H..
AnI,t,,r g. ,r,;.,.', T5n,,.,r, nr,L, U.,.I
If hlsnar,,s,, - ,h, Ii,.,o Ni'.,.,,,, ,,,,',t,i
n in,,,rt .,r',n, +, , nisi"u
rhmrrhcs :, MINI T., ,,, ..;u h'',' y. I'll
b I,r.. n iio ir.a.n'. ,T.r a'iI,n-, ~ 49, 49,
,,,trr,,,a =, III. rIrr,h j., V,,,;,;, -, !, - Nv
H,rr ,r,Er v;r,;,,, r,,.,'n,'n' G;n',', -.
ri .c,r,; p,..,Ino, Enc y 81, NJ
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Browns Household Panacea

IL mo most elective Pain Desroyerin the world.
viii most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, and
thereby more certainly kELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute than any other rain
sevistor, and is warranted double the siren pth
of any similar PREPARATION
1t cures Pain in tho Side. Back or Bowels,
sore Ihrost, rheumatism. Toothache, and ALL
ACH ES, and is The Great Believer of
rain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should be in evory family. A teaspoon.
iul OF the Psnacea in tumbler of hot water
IssW9etened, It preferred), taken at bedtime, viii
bhEAh Uf q COLD. 25 cents bottle,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Tho following is list of tho letters remaining
=, in tho postoiiico in this city March Is.
fersons calling for letters will say they arc ad-
.vcrtscd and give tho dato of tho list
II not called for within thirty DAYS thoy will bo
sent to tho dead letter Office. in Washington.
biaekmcre d hoore, Hiss M
Corbet jennie Aersbsll, jr, Il M,2
Clcmons W. Parker. Ia iss Matte
Noins, Miss Subj Robinson, Mrs John
henderson, Fannie Smith, Mrs Susan Il
Hsughton, Miss Jamie Swsnnigsn. Julia Ann
Jones, Miss Maggie Smith, Il 4
Jackson, Mrs Aun Thomson. Mia Tapra
Lawrence, VIM Wood, VIM
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE. p. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

'EN1lE FOLIO WING PROTEST. has beer
\ handed in TO tho English Commi!:nn ii a.,
Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad Gem,
pany:
Stock EXCHANGE. LoND III, kis7ch 1t. 1851.
Gentlemen We, the undersigned. hoid-r, O.
and representing holders of shove St,5Ca &C
consolidated bonds OF tho Atlantic, Mssis-lpr,
and Ohio K. l.. Co, 81 present represented Ivy
certificates Of your Committee appointed in l>-G
by tho then bondhoiders, a2d presided over by
Sir IL. w. Tyler, desire 10 point on! that II
holding these certificates We d. not wish /, he
undcrslood TO acquiesca oithor in tho erhr-rr
proposed ty your Committee, or to your SUBJ
quonL proceedings, but that on tho coht-ary, W.
shall hold ourselves at liberty to represent our
views before tho proper Couri, Whenever ur,."-
ssry. Signed,
FOSTER s BRAITHWAITH.
HESELTIFE, POWELL. & c..
VIVIAN, GRAY s. CO.
s Il. GOLDSMID.
JOHN TAYLOR & CO.
WALkEH, RUSSELL Il CO,
HELBERT. WAAG s. CAhi"EaL,.
tom NlGkAL Lbs u CO.
BORTHWlCk, Walk e CO
CREWS s. LlCHTE&STADT.
+. l. SLOU&,
HAES i SONS,
l.. MESSEL & co
GOWAN s. MAEN
r. T. TWYCROSS.
1t is understood that these Gis.entionls give 6
general support 10 tho Dutch Committo. mis- e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13
EIEGAHx NOTICES.,

VIRGINIA, set: In tho Clerks Office a.
Fairfax Circuit Court. February IL lSS,,
Sarah .. Smith VS.. +. ID. Richardson, trustee,
Otis Bgelow and julian Walters.
Memo. The object Of this suit is TO Sc. ssidc
and declare null and void q deed from SSH
Kichsrdson trustee, to said Walters, conveying
certain tract CT land in Fairfa1 county; tbs.
tho said Richardson msy be crjoined from dis
bursting Tho said purchase money or any surplus
thereof that may remain in hands that the said
Julian Walters may be erjoined from tskirs,
possession Of the said place. or in any wise dis.
turbing that Of the orstrix TO scil suit.
II appearing ly slidsvit Glod that OTIS Bigr-
low, one Of tho sbove named Defendants, is y
non resident Of tho State cf Virgnis il is order
ed that he appear hero within ono month after
the publication OF this order, ard do what il ne
cesssry TO protect his interest in this suit.
a copy-tes.a:
+. W. RICHARDSON, DC
Thomas Moore, p. q. fobl7-wiw
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On the Rocks.

LONDON. March ia dispscl from lIolg-
head to L|cyds Gays that ttr Guon Line If
Steamer, Montana, FROM New York, which er
rived at Qle ens!oWn yesterday and PR c.oded
for Liverpool is on tho rocks in Chulch bay
Some OF the crew aud pass 1gers have landed
at Ho'yhead. There is Of much prosptc; of
saving the vessel Nobody was drowned. She
struck about three click this morning during
dense fog.
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Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 other
causes, is oecssioned By Worms BROWNS
VEhMIFUGE COMFITS or Worm Lozen ges,
although effect ual in destroying worms, can do
no possible injury 10 the most delicate child.
his valuable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found to be sbsolutejy
sure in Graduating worms. 80 hurtful to children,
rs cents box.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
BD9 Ar 5NOwDBNj
SATURDAY svKNIN4. MARCH 10. 1850

1t eens 20 b. generally understood that the
democrats Of the Senate have determined def
Ditcy 10 sbaudoo, for this GLngrt 80. the bill re-
Gently bf,ro that body 10 RIGHT greVCus
w:oog that the commission Of army offoCis to
whom the case was reie,rtd have declared had
beeo done cItzan Of the c3untrS, whose only
node Of redress lay through Congress, the law
mixing power Of Tho Government, the power
that created the army by Which the Unjust sen
tcrc} had been imposed, and which. from the
very nature Of The sc, has authority to revoke
tGat scntcLca. History abcunis 10 Instances
Il Rrongs similar 10 that done General Porter,
hut which, when dlcJycred, were lnvaria-
Jy ilEhtGd ard stoDtd for, as far Is was posi-
bic, By the governments OF witch the victims
were sut joctS. The bill is O jus. ono, and the
democrats know il, and their failure to support
j, niil do them no gCo1. The abandonment Ct
pInelple, abou! the iiShtlulnesss It which
hero Is No doubt, never yet aid pcvrr will re-
dound TO The real int rests of any mao or 2ry
party 10 the preset case it vii! b., attributed
by The radicals. who have made tie bill p,rty
question, to its tluo cause.-The fear the demo.
Gratis cncrtain Of tho political capital their op.
poucLti would make Of their action ia Fighting
wrong that General Logau and tho salwars
wish to remain unlishtcd. But they will
gain nothing By it. Ga tho contrary, they will
lose more, By adding to the ammunition of their
oppononts, who will assert on the stump, with
un assurance that will carry conviction with it.,
that tho desire orthe democrats was to honor and
glority ADD to enrich traitor to his ceuolry :;
that they would have dono 80 had it not been
that they were deferred by the fear Of the votes
Of the outraged North next November, and
chat they are only waiting to txccuto lhcir
ncfariCus design until they have elected a
President who will do their reasonable bidding.
This is tho style Ct argument tho radicals will
use in the next campaign, and it is needless to
sny it vi be moro Effective than if tho dcmo-
crss had passed this ill., which is right in spirit
aud 10 letter, and which must be approved by
tho right thibkiDg mon Of all parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13
Ottoman EI,pDfre.

LosDoN. March l3.-Eepo1ts from various
parts of tho Ottoman Empire give tho idea CT an
almost hopeless condition of confusion and d.
lapidstion, fsmlne prevailing everywhere.
great river Euphrates, mentioned in Rev
xVi.12.]
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Fatal Fire.

NORWICH. N. Y, March l3.-rhis more
log at 4:3O o'clock tho mansion of Mrs. David
Griffing. wealthy widow lady was totally des
troyed by fro. When he doors Of the house
were burst orco Mrs. GrfIiog was found on
the hall Jor dead. The Gauss ofthe fire is not
yet known. L, is stated that Mrs Gsiffiug made
her will yesterday.
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JeSUtIS,

NEW YORK. March Is a special from Mad.
rid states that it is understood there that the
french Jesuits have intimsted to tho primate Of
SPAN their intention 10 seek rouge in that
country if they are expelled troa France
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Court OF APPEALS. YEsTERDay-U

Court OF APrEALs, Yesterday nutch-
eson and als Va. Richardson and sis. Argued
by James A. Jones, esq, for appellants and
submitted.
McAden and as VS.. Walters end els. Appeal
allowed to q decree pronounced by the Circuit
Ccult Of tho county Of Pi.taylvanis on tho 10Th
of Juno, 1872
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

10 the Gully trial in De Kslb oouaty, Miss /.
yesterday further proceedings were abandoned
and the case stands continued, on scoouut of
the failure to obtain Jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

REC, vER1NG We are pleased to learn from
the Leesburg WsshingtoDisn that the hesl!h of
Mr.. +. HI. Henderson has baen 60 far restored
that he will soon DO sblo to return 10 his home,
and we pope 10 his former active duties.
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bismarck.

BERLIN, March ii The health of Prince BIS.
marGk ls improved. He had An audience with
the Emperor William on tho lllh inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

7 RON BITTERS, Vinegar Bi.ters, Curatinc,
q Tarrsnt's SeltZor Apoiicnt, Ayers P6ctcrsl,
Sarsapsrilla, Hair Vigor, hGuo Cure and Pills,
hostetter's Bitters, Bulls Cough Syrup Leaf.
bouter's Cough syrup. Giles Liniment emil
Lead beat"r's Intoxicating Linimont, arc TO-
sale by
j.nlu L. S. LBADBEATEH & BRO.
FEHE NOVELTY FOLDING TABLE
a something new, and which every LADY
should have. Call and examine At
MCLEAN s UIILERS,
leb q iG kirg street
ELOWER SEEDS-Just received lnrso
II and splOnGid assortment, u which We -.
vito the especial attention of the !nics.
JANNEY & CO,
feb27 Nos - and Up King street
NJ ATlONAL BEl1LERSl NATIONAL
~ RROILEKSll For broiing meals AM
oysters, or toHs!ng bread. Notbiry can con-.
pare to tho National Broilor. For ssa by
novW MCLEG N s. UltLEK, &c Kingst
pLACKINGl ELACNINGl BLaCKINii!
81 Mason's. Ba7tIetL's s:ld Bixty's Shoe E'..';-
ing on hand and for sale IT lots to sniL
MCiSAh d lTHLEH,
1ao /" Is kirg street.
Sn Il u II r l. & PRIME NEW lORk
w EARLY ROSE PHpATOkS, wlich
Can recommend 10, The tsbla or for pr.n;iue.
received to-day by j. g. MILEUkH.
'oo-' ~ EorLn NofHi -.
pRIME POTOMAC ROE HERRING, 81
a l Family hackeral, in kits, Ror Ole,
Shredded and Whole Cod Fish, Eloatcrs Ant
feb II j. O. MILHurN.
Es>W We solicit an examination OF our stock o.
Ladies FINE Shoes and Boots, Of which we heyr
very full limo Of all tho now atty les and At SUE
prices as cannot be- beat.
sepl9 W. b. WADDEY. 10 kipvs,.
TNHE HITCHCOCK LAMP ia still cres,,ry
= great excitement. Call and Examine il. F,r
sale only by MCLEAN IL UHLEH
feb IS IS King sirse,.
1OBBUs MELs PoSEY WnlTf
sale by
jan u THOe. PERRY. Ag'
WINDOW GLASS FOE HOT BHj,s-A
low by JANNEY eco,
1ep II Nos. % and 1872 King street.
pOULTEREKS' FEIEND-an article ths.
u we can recommend for diseases ths. trout .
chickens. turkies and all kinds Of fowls.
jan z X. 3. LkADBEAT3R s. BRO
SIMMON'S LIVER REGULATOR in ito
~ usual eize boltlos and Packages; also in 33jc
packages just received by
JanlO K. s. LEADBEATER s. BRO
REOWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, Mrs
- Winsiow's Soothing Syrup and Iron E.
tiers juet received by
ian 70 Els. LEADBBATKR & BRO.
TUFTS FXPEC rORANT and PILLS,
a advertised on the FRS. page of tho Gazette.
are for sale by
fob IL x. s. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY-A full
Il line, wholesale and retail.
JAS. f. CARLIN & SONS.
nov 63 King street
A NDERSON'S MlNCE MEAT, Fruit Jel-
"a lies, and q pple and Peach Butter received
and for sale low by
dec4 T. W. AVERY, 22s King st.
200n GHAIN BAGS, made by tho
OOCO h;dies' Aid and Employment
Society. tor sale by
Jan Y THOMAS PERRY, Ast
FlNE CANDIES-A large invoice of fine
Il Candies juat received and for asle wholesale
and retail by
dec II JIG. MILBURN.
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Sn Il u ) II r h 3 PRIME NEW lUHk
w EARLY ROSE PHrATOkS, wiich
Can recommend ioe The tsbla or for pr.n;,ag.
receivCd to-day by j. g. MILEUkS
1907 10 north RornI -.
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pLACkINGl ELACNINGl BLACKING!
81 Mason's B"7tletLs s:d Bixty's Shoe i!,.. l.
ing on hand aud for No IT lots to sniL
MCiHAh & ITHLE;;,
feb > TiEirrstrn,t
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pKlME POTOMAC ROE HERRING, n
n l Family hackerel, in ki,s, Hot ncs'.
Shredded and Whole Cod Fish, EIoatcrs ant
Scotch horrlng, for sale by
feb II j. g. MfLRIIEN
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AEGH Il, l>sI
Sun rissa.......... 6 - Sun .nte....... T.
ARRIVED,
Schr Vim Walton, New York 10 L hsncw
s. Go.
CLEARED.
Str w Thompson. lower Poic. b; = 4 .a.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

BALTIMORE AND Ono RAlLRoAD.--At a
recent meeting Of the boarI OF directors Of the
Baltimore and OAin Railroad Company, Pfesi-
dent Garrett stated that tho hostile legislation
adopted at pragi9us scssoa If tho Legislature
Of Virginia in regard 10 tho Valley railroad,
had been upcondiIiona!Iy rcpcslci. ilo further
stated that as tho Valley Company il how DC
oogcr cmbarrass d by tle antagolisms watch
had SO much iri1rcd itsprospecta md progress,
he hoped that at no distant day arrangements
gould be mado to rCsllno the c,ustruc ion OF
this road as originally designed. 1t is under.
stood, ID view especially Of developments of
large and valuable orc deposits upon the pro
posed rcute, that plans ero being considered
under which tho completion Of This important
work can bo accomplished. lilo also stated
that, 10 order to increase the shipments Of
grain, deduction of about ] 5 per cent. 10 the
rates Of transportation had been made, and that
this traffic had again become heavy
The board approved and adopted an a3va1 &C
OF fifty cents per ton OF 1000 pounds on biumi
mons and semi bitumnous coas.
Upon the subject Of wages OF the emrloyel of
the company, President Garrett recommended
90 increase on and from April rcxt. locking
to restoration generally Of the rates paid prior
to July, 1877. ibis recommendation WAS op-
proved by the beard, and tho action proposed
will be adopted &C ,ordingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

ELOWEk SEEDS-Just received a lnrso
l.: and stlonGid assortment, - which we ~.
vito the especial attention Of the laiies.
JANNEY T. CO,
feb u Nns n and LID KING .izaaE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

NEW YORK. Msr. II Stocks strong None,
5,6. Flour quiet snd firm. Whest-sprins
quiet and firm; winter quiet. Corn dull.
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NATlONAL BRl1LERSl NATIONAI,
~ BROILERSl For broilny meals .r,f
oysters, or toas!ing bread. Nothing can con-
paro to tho National Br0ilor. For ssla by
novHO MCLEGN s. UHIiEH. &c King ST.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET MarCh 13.-Flout i
quie. at the decline noted yesterday. Whc.t
rallied little to-day, and prices sli4htIy i'd
vanced, and we note Gales Of SIS bushels st -
al and l43 for Fu:tz. and Ms and !46 f0r I.sn
caster. Corn is dull and lower, with sales {!
1000 bushels of white at SO; ono lot OF yellow
wss offered, but Withdrawn. No Oats reno,lr,
and $50 Of Rye sold at SO and So.
BALTIMORE, Mar. l3.-Virginis SKIES old -
do derdSi do consolidated 541 do "a sarie. y.
past due coupons Sat; new III Aus Al; Vlreibia
10 40s coup SIS bid to-day. Cotton que, .1t
steady; middlng l3t. Flour stosdy and M
changed. Whost-Southern quiet and higher
Western higher and active; Southern rcd ia
40; do amber 45altO; No Maryland lis!
No Western winter red spot and March M,
l4Gs April l4es,lls9; May lbs! I4:s; Junoli
l4lt; July l29,l.9s Corn-Southern lower;
Western active and firm; Southern white 5t;lj-:
do yellow 56s57; Western mixed Fnot s. Z: Nsrr
5G4s5Gs; April 6l!a513 May 53l:532 june 5?i.
533 st,aner 54I. Oats quiet southern 4 AZ.
Penna 47s4S; Western white i1siS; do miIrI
45a47. Rye dull at 92s.5. Hay unchanVta.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary to primo L..
ale. Sugar steady; 4 soft q Whlskcy Gu9.
at l0a$l H.
NEW York. Mar. Il Stocks strong. None,
546. Flour quiet snd i.m. Whest-sprin,
quiet and firm; winter quiet. Corn dull.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAECH Il, l>sD
Sun risss............ 6 - Sun .asa........ t t.
ARRIVED.
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Es> We solicit an examination OF our stock a.
Ladies Fine Shoes and Boots, of which we heyr
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! the Southeast, and we had large lunar rain bow in the Northwest. The Great Bear and Scorpion were looking on, and did not appear to i.e disturbed
 Our delegates to the s. s. Convention al New Britain, last week, attended the meet. ings, and they report very hot weather. Mir Frederick A. Lucas will take on, census in a few days.
 Rev. MT. Moore, Sec. of the Conn. Home Missionary Society. addressed us last Sunday morning and evening. $
 It is decided that the s. s. Convention here will be Thursday, June 17th. All the Sabbath Schoolsin the following towns belong te the Union; Kent, Warren, Cornwall, Goshen, Norfolk, North Canaan, Salisbury, Canaan and Sharon.
 MT. Alison Sanford attended the funeral of Harlow G Buell., last week, who died at Staten Island. He was son of Horace Buell., and left Goshen several years ago.
 Dwight w. Allyn.has moved with his fami- ly, from New Haven into the house of Nor man T. Wadhams, at West Goshen, and has gone into the store of Lucas 6 Allyn.
 We Eever miss Decoration Day The graves of the three soldiers at West Side were decorated in the forenoon, and at the appoint ed hour great quantities of flowers were brought to the Cemetery at the Center, and it was so arranged that every one present took d part in the decoration of the sixteen soldiers graves. Miss Anna Rice the daughter of Major Rice, in clear voice, gave the name of each soldier, as the company passed arovnd.
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