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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-11-24
Obituary

Died suddenly, on the l4th inst, at
her residsnce, MRS RANCE S
SPRIGG.
Why should We weep when eyes
Whose lus;re time had dimmri are
closed in their last sleepi Why should
We grievr to smooth away forever the
silvered hair from tho pallld brow, to
fold t. rest the feeble hands and robe
the aged torn in the c1remenis Of the
gravel Does not darkness fall when
the day 10 ended and sieuce reign when
the storm is speutf Do We not garner
tho mpIlowed fruit aud harvest tho
riI.ened graini Why should We mourn
when the years have sped and youth.
aud maturity aud old age has each
bestowed it, gnerd"n Of pleasure, of
usefulness and If wisdomS Alas! and
alas! Have not those dim eyes locked
on US with an undying love, holy in
it's unselfishnessi Have not Those dear
hands ministered in all gentleness to
our sligl,est needs, in sickness and in
healthi Have not thOso feeble limbs
been wparied IN Offices Of lOvea Then
let ns mourn tor 90 much tenderness,
goodness and devotedness lost to 10
lore vermOro.
$50 let rs live, that when our sum
mons comes to join
The innum-fable caravan that move.
To the pale realms OF shade, wher,
each shall take
His chamber in the silent halls u;
death,
We so not, like tho quarry slave a
night,
Scoussed to his dungeon; bat soothed
aud sustained
By an Gnfaltering trcst, approach our
grave
Like one who wraps the drspery Of his
couch
About him and lies down to pleasant
{. isra" A.
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MARRIED.:

In Pineville, La. at the residence OF
the brides mother. on Wednesday,
November 18th. 1880, by Rev. H. G,
Duncan. Nix. WILLIAM WALKING
to Miss NARY A. SOUTtl WICK,
daughter Of tin. late G. W. Southwick
No cards.
St. Louis, Mo-, and Rochester, N. Y
papers please copy.
With MANY thanks for the kind re-
entrance ri our "ffice, the DEMO,
Gratis best wishe. are extended the
BRIDE and groom in their venture on
the sra If uatrimony. May their tu.
lure be as bright and full Of lite's hap.
piness as loves trnhest dream can an
tic,pnte, and may they at last find a
bright haven GU eternity's shore.
In this Town, Mt the residence
Of Col. N. L. McG,nnis, Oh Thursday,
November 18th. 1880, by Rev. Mr..
Harper. Mr.. LOUIS B. GAY, of Sa.
bine, t" Miss LULA FOX, Of RAJ
pldes. M cards.
The above marriage announcement
points the trnism that Love cOuquers
all things. The ragged heart Of lng"-
mar hushed its savage puls'ns and
beat with music softer than an infants
smile when caught 10 the siIken net of
Partl,-nla's love. Fate, though. coy
and tickle OF her favors, and way ward
with many VIII" NO" her gentle joys,
has beamed her brightest smiles upon
two hearts that mingle their love-
dreams in the current Of lite. 1t il
with much pleasure that we publish
the consnmnation of the gay groom.
highest hopes, and while extending
thanks for the snmptnOns dsiicaciet
furnished our Office, re take OCCASION
to express the warmest wishes for his
aud his fair mide's futnre happiness
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-11-24

LADIES Hats, trimmed and I'M
trinasd ss .lss. G. aes5'r'a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-11-24

A besatiiul display of Gents
seal Rings and Scarf PINS, we sas
" Fergusos and Schnack's.
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anythinx else. Capital net resuired. W.
VIII start yoa "a . day and Spwants
made ct home by the industrious Yam
women: boys and girls wanted evsryWIere
% work TOR ne. Now is the time. n.
can devote your whole time to the work.
o. eniy yonf spare moments. No other
easfnes. will pay you nearly Is we'll. NJ
enc willing to work can fail to make enor.
moas pay ~ engaging 1t snoe. Costlv
Vusns ana terms free a CREST sppertnni-
iof making money easily aud houo,.hly
Addrssa TxsE 4 CO. xa.as1as MIN.
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pu.erty from yonr door. Those who H.
rays take advantage "fthe good chances
s"r making money that are offered, gene
ally become wealthy, while those who do
not improve such chances remain in pow
erty. We want many men, women, boys
IND girls to work for IN right in their own
localities. Tho business will pay more
linen ten times ordinary wages. We fur.
nish IN expensive outfit, and all that you
need, free. No dhe who engages fails ~
make money rapidly. You can devote
your wluie time to TIE work, OF only your
spare moments. Full infssnatieo snd ill
tbat 10 needed sent s.es. Address SrIN-
IN u CO., iot sisnc, E.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

HGs!aess generally during the week has been
quiet ant The receipts of produce have beer very
light owing 10 causes heretofore giren. Money
matters srO wlthoI! casngc, and tho banks are
amply able TO supply all the legitimate demands
e. legal rsi-s. We note that in Baltimore there
Is q good demand for fra. clsas busiuess rarer
rom Tho banks. SIS we'll sc from private money
Institutions and capitalists Tine rates generally
range from g per cent, but occasional NJ s.
tlstiono are msde at lower figures, aud the ten
dency OF the msrket is towards increased case,
Loans on b:s. grade Of collateral are readily OBJ
timed at 4,5 per cont Government bonds are
acllVe, bat the per csnts sre 4ss lower, with
sales IN New Yoci: at lCG5a10G9 State securi.
ties are so1:c"ha. moro active, especially for
Vir2iniss. 'h. ISLES SIC quitting yesterday 10
Baltimore to SG9 COZ. FIiees ranged at the fret
board from 5ls to 52s regular way, snd from
| o. down 70 6is. aolier 30 days n It; snd st the
| secoad 6osrd at 52t s52 regular way, aid 52a51s
| sellsr 20 Il ~ closing - bid, 5?l asked, sgainst
5OI .5lt CT Wednesday. The 10 i0s ware also
active std higher, SIS LOO changing hands at
prices ranging from s95 up 70 4C5 closing 4Cs
bid. Al Gakcd, agtinsi 3s3 30 on "Wednesday.
Virginia doleFrei was also stronger, $1,000
selling at 81 sgsinst Il previously. The in
creased demand is aaid TO hs to cover ehor. sales
made somo timo since in tho expectation that the
sc'ion CT The present Legislature would csu:o q
greater snX!ety 10 sell thsn has been shown.
Inc past duo coupons a!!rac. very little attention
st prcsont, There is somo 1novarnent in railroad
stocks. common sold OF l5l9. Bonds arc
quiet and shsde easier, Investments sro firm,
but business is liui!oi by tho rsucity Of ctIar-
irgh We quote:
Grange Alexandria s, MANAGES e.. @ G.,
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Ln0 FINANCE Committee of The Citr Council
I"et last night III tho Auditors Utiicr but trans
"c;1t nothing hG! rnutno business.
INC sinking Huud Commissioning wiIrnoet e..
might IN tho Auditors Onica, when the fish
testers Will hc present: and arrangements he made
i"T tho renting of tho fish benches.
marr'ngo licenses were issucd III WASHINGTON
yesterday 10 Thomas II. Lynn, Of Prince vii.
lam county, Va. and RoLtin II. HrnwGcr. OF
fairfax county. Va.
As will be soon by notice elsewhere ,Judpo
thsricS g. stuart has again commenced the
rraclco 81 law IL all tho stslo aud Federal
courts.
iha aeoplo 'aio arc dependent upon tho pump
a. lha corner of Gibhon snd Alfred ptrcels for
~aier arc talking about holding mass meeting
ana pei'tlonIn& tha City Council 10 hsya thsl
pump repaired.
h'ts. James Whalen dcti al har resiloncn on
p2San street. between Columbus snd Alfred,
TINS morning, after an illness of u few days
A'quad Of tho EieyandriM Light Infantry
"ehi on! thlSevoa;ng TO practice tir gel shooting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20
LOCAL MATTERS,

WEATMs9 paoBADIurIza, I'll. @. 1850.
for the &!dd!6 Sis!es clear or fir wcstner,
nrr!ho-iy wearing 10 wet:or!y winds, follow ii
~ falling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20
Mothers Sso4ilcrS,, Sgntl,crs,,,

ar" son disturbed 81 night and broken Of your
vest bG = sick enid su!fe1irrand crping with tie
ti2rGci&;:sS psn OF cutting Teeth? fso q at
o:cGs sal SO. y bottle OF s:E5 WINSLU w )
::OnT&l a'G GXHUP. Ii will relieve tie poor
::t;Io sutf2rr- imme'ia.cl y-depend upon il :;
in'!o Is 10 iGistaso lb'us il. There ia not y
mttIar On earth wao has evcr used il who will
80! t"i! You 81 once thai it will regulate the
Doves, and SivA rest ia the mother, nud relief
*ht health T. Tho CHILD, o9crs!ng like mssic.
IL i' perfectly safe 10 u3a in all cases, .nd pleas
aTi TO tho taste aid is the prescription of ono of
tue oldest and boft loula!c physicians and nurses
III Inc United StaiGs. Full directions for using
Wi accompany oEch bottle. Mono genuine un
ie,ss tho tac-simiIe Of CURTIS s; PERKINS
IS on the outside wrnpper. Sold by al Medicine
uahiets. T"ontJ i've Cents bo.to kcwsrs OF
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

qu2Et 70 ms city at the present time, AID Z
has cim3 to th!s, that The authorities cannot
"Eot': ~ aiIoW thici 10 20 unruuished. uracr
any circumstances. Night attcr 81 ght the hcD
nous. OF poor people are catered aud robbed,
ard II the lnOr5lrg tlh oHnera erisc 10 fad
that every chicken they possessed. probably
their only source or rtvcauo, have been car.
nd I'll BY s0mo lazy, worthless pccro. The
house ht q poor c2IOrcd woman named Martha
hoh:n5dn. 90 W Ole street, between Columbus
ahd Alfred, was entered cGc n;ght lost week.
ana nearly cverp p;cco ot clio hing SIC pu. =
sc1 cir:Ied oil aud end t. q iu1k dealer,
where they Nc'c found /? oGcrC o. SiDp!o
a"a recovered. lat TIE Guii.y parties tsc,,e,,,
ih2 tkitVe3 actu:!7 had the Old gpnian' 5 s.jys
mt IN O." yard gaaiy 10 ,shcei i! eE 10 a wheel
barrow, "hen ronch;ag occurred to &c ,rn n. =,
OF. -
a @1'a:1d "3tA5n asn'ed Sarah Digs, nor
t0i'Tu efl lyire & re@uia:io1 inr hOatSty, went
ia'n the a,o!" 81 hir ". j. Enerscn yesterday
ia hny sac mCa, an,' ahile the trvs h,ci-
Tss inrnd "ii0 Nas waiting cl her. fnaake3
nIhcT h'r h."l nfgo PIC, e. pCi aod car
'ui i. III.
i nrE!o nan naatd john l.i0kina. ias q! ii.
Weaver, waking n!1rg anl s,,iag sa;,o iror
n"'0GEtns 20 Nr VIA. DAVIS, could no. hrl,,
sra!iaI u.
c.ij2 u ic'H@ ~ lie Fonrth ,qnf,i had Hill
t"Et 1910 him ifo;i 4 crocac Gear lis rrsj.irron
Gl.jci! 10 tcIf ,rra VS. g ,,isfoL, ,o3 ,<'; ~
sec sh1I,. il :si:r,G OF, tii., ,ln ,n-rn, ~
nad been .upn;irr her .;uiiy .b;c& ,... -
iaT.t 9ac. g; lis x rrG;c.
iE:r9 S3GtTr 10 i'c = u.Li. ;nIJn2 The Iancr
cs-- 81 ,a!cr C.: nco,l1 far s.r.Iirr ,,,rr.
,#;og they can lay :.i.i- bands IN chr;h. Ill.,,
80 IN seed al H.. a7;in'c or ;,,;. ,n; ;:.n oil,
~gma!yi III Re ,Ii,c:4, : Mo. g ,L;r.,,o 49,,
t:5a i,.ch.
i"!'i !tnliri yHh.~-t : - q G HrS lila
""':H3GA ~ ,oI .@inr 'nlrsH'Io'H yr!c
veg ny w. H. Is !!*'i'", tF'sSnreraF tho
'uHG' i'h 'f' ~ cora u mo S:vrr4i SardS
- ,"' cry
'"%. ut."' - ~, ". :!'i;,s'', $i" i"Ha.
10y, ~ '"zA '::'ht'': %, Gal y hchi.
- 90 '''H'", ~ J.. H1:h:42, Slu; '.
'."' - ~ -. i'"!o' -; Nni. u.
,I g.. ~, ~ .. ~, g ';ep"'S' - rash, y,
''''' - ~ .,'''! c..h' zoe.
''N!ri :i2GTF' - ''fc b E"hfan5, -; WaGr7-
ms - ,"n. ~ >: 1. ~, -; j. I. Hammond.
~ casa, -; ~. >. @ait'mar, 81; inc i,u3
i"E, ~, AtEuf Is'H', Fl.iH; ". II. N!arlufY,
-; cash, ht.i cart. ~ east. 81: c,eh o.;
rss', "n:.; V. y. NdHin \ SH1. 81; cash, 81;
y. .. Nri'hrS, -, ia. ''cWJi'!amH 81; Jns.
i>sdt"%n, - ~, Ifs. ft!E1HAn, 81; Davi!
i.oihctm, 81; Z. j. tf'lc1, So; iieri. Bar
:oa. =; !. il, 81: Go. Bailey, 81; Walter T.
NHi-, -; u. l." Simpson 4 SOFAS, -; Lewis
Hiri>ri %io' 49, cr'''' ~; r.. Gnli' min, :"a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

FlOaF ID uUI!. and LhougHl there l. no nc.usl
decline, piice7 arc weak. Nheat is active and
firm. bal receipts sro light; the offerings to-day
amounted 10 but 1U0 bushels, sni islcs were
msao ri li5, Ia, $50 sad l55 for Fullz and Ian.
Caster. Germ is weaker snd lower, and receipts
are Sto :hoco ~orc Ole! ID day 1860 bush a!s
which sold Ct So Tor yellow, ana 81, 81! End IS
i"r white. l!y3 is higher, and l65 bushels
brought 50 fifty baihots Of Oats sold g. 4S
and % Country produce is scarce, sud in con-
st4usnco Of tue cold weather, prices a.a s;iIsr.
Bacon Is dull. but prices uachsnyed. PLASTER
ana Seeds in iair demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

scared ala ki:o roo GEay yest:rlay sftcrooor,
"a iAlas street. In bis curse be kcocked
d2'T0 another acrio belonging tC J, ". Dyer,
9rlprIing hiGl, ard smssb:rg ihe wagon to
which 10 '3as attached The runaway
morse VA iioaly stopped ,aiihOu: much injury
10 hImsti! or The dlay, and MIR. Gregory had
me damage to Mr. Dsets waEon repaired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20
oneep-hecelpsa 1850 head shipments 500
Market isi-iy active, bu. weak $3.50

QUEENSTOWN CAITl.s kfAEKer Paby 10
2oJ head of Cattle wcrs offered, go Of which
we're sold st Gts5s! rer ID for best fair 70 Esd
3tsJc; medium 4s44:: ordinary 3s3Ic; Bulls
and Lows Ets3ati market slow and dull tbrouvt :
out. s0O sheep sold st 4!a6le per ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

Il QUEER HEAD PAN1RYMAN.- Tho Jesse
il0Yi' lannon's Ncw York steamboat msn, used
to have ior head pantryman bort ami c,ppIcd
derkcY. whose 'aec was as full Of humar o. his
icria :76H q ki;:i,7 and kGobs His uamU Was
hjhcr9 Sr',tf, a''i his oalady vas chrori, rh.u
p"!isH. il" md H'ies' h!nimcat lojid9 An
mcria iAf I: "ttit q the present winter. :nd eek
Scfs II intcLd' 20 ";tunish his nl; circumstances
On thG ';oyi ny i,iq aprosrai rs n s0l1a ran.
Giles i'tI'7 euro E,Ys.pr9as. Sold by druggist
send icr i'smrhIc; 10 D.. Giles, l2J West
Broadway. i;!sl 81 - cert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

foL!cE REPORT. There were DO cases tried
at the Mayors oEice this morning.
Sarah Digfs, coorcd, was brought before
Justice Lovely yesterday evening, charged
with Stealing "a pi.ce CT FORK from MIR. w. L.
Enerson. Her houlo wss searched aud the
meet recovered, tu. the prosecution was with
DRAM AID The wcm!n di charged upon the
payment Of costs.
James LGkiGs, alias Vim. Weaver, coored.
.as arrested cterdsy for stealing iron from
Mr.. VIM. Davis. and LrJusht before Justice
THOMPSON this lao:hiIg. The cas-, was ccm-
promised promised aad the rFis'ner discharged u1on The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

EICnMoND MARKET, Fnb'y. i9.-TAo market
IL only moderately active, snd the receipts of
produce generally small. Ia Flour there has
been no lnatorihl change, snd lsst weeks quo,s-
email! lot Of Lancaster sailing to.dsy ST 153
Sales OF primo white Corn 1T o. ead n ised FL
81. 6alos Of Osis Il! 6O.GOc. Nothing dom. in
Rye, and quotations norinel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

TfAcnERs' lNsTTUTE-Eion. William II,
hnfintr Superintendent Of Pubic instruction.
%iI deliver 40 address before tho Teachers
l9:iiutc'c OF tho CITY aud county Of Alexandria,
at lis session 10 be held at Peabody Hull to-
morrow mor!Dg at ten o'clock The subject will
be- Etucatl0aa! Progress in Modern Times"
and II Will be- highly interesting not only to
teachers ao! school ofiicars, but 10 the intclii.
Se;'i public generally. Il is hoped that all pho
ctu Hnaro tho necessary tlmo will BIO present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

FEEDEHICKsaURH MARKET, Foby. l9.-Thf
market generally is quiet. Flour is quiet at 6
81 for super 10 fancy family brands Wheat in
tsir demand, and quoted at lC0Al@0 for common
and libal5" for LarcGsIor and sinber Prime
white Corn il quoted at 5Cs57, Rye 81 sOs9i and
Oats at 70 a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

CINcINNATI Hoe MARKET, Feb. l9.-Hops
active and firm common 2jaS4 Is; light 4 8,
"a ~; packing i0,S4 80; butchers 4 TO IS4 20:
receipts co., shipments $40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

rr,,,' ~ The horse attached 30 . draw
10 "FfS"'V Il O'EIIon, hecomi1r
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LfNCHBuRG MARKET, Fob'y. l9.-The rnsr.
ket is generally quiet, witn some Improvement
Ia the receipts Of grain. Flcur is without
change, the Quotations being from 5 25sS8 for
ino to fancy family brsads. Who's: is without.
noticeable change, TIC guute,ions being froru
l%osllo. Oats wn@ker st 47ai0 for spring, and
beaCo tor winter. Rge nominslly 70aI5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

PERSONAL---VERY. Smith raiurled to this
cny las: night. lie funded the bonds awaiting
his Signature aad TIC seal OF The Colpora,ion,
end a!iauded TO other important business to
Day. lie leaves for New York to plight, as his
vito Continues dangerously i'll, and there is little
II my hope Ct her recovery.
The f'chmoud Commonwealth says: Hon.
Alexander llunteE. ex-menlbar CT the House
tom AItxandria county, is 10 the city
Sts;o Senator L. i. Smith, IT,, is 10 tho ciiy.
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PEAD AND THEN ACT.
&UGTgas@ aAEEs,

SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR.
~ FAX COUNTY --Puasilsnt 10 q decroo
rendered 8! Ito JGna term, 1919 OF the Circuit
Court OF Fairfax cnnaty. in the chancery cause
OF WI Il. S?odings sdn,r vs. Vim. Ayre,
ctS, The undersigned, surviving com missioner o.
sale, st y o'clocE H., on MONDAY, The l5.h
day OF March next court day., will sell to tho
highest bidder ~ pablo auction, before tho
Court House door. tho FARM whoroon the ssid
w William Ayra DOW resides, lying in Centreyillo
IoWlsf'p, and six rnlles west CT Fairfax Couri
Hon:o, and cOnisininG FOUR HUNDREDS
AND TWO ACRES (i02l, more or less Said
land is OF ezcelen. qualify, much Of il boiny in
Inc same belt as the taclo;is Chautily red lands;
Is well WGSsred: nns ar aeundance OF timber OF
nesrly all doscrip!ioas; fruit orchards of ovorv
variety found 10 this county, and is improved
by com motious dwelling house and substar-
tlal ouLbuiidnss. Tho said fam is, moreover
near tho Ll!to Rivor Turnpike, which sTords
easy access to- AiexsndFis Tho salo offers q
faro opportunity for investment
Terms of Sale: Ora.tsnth Of the nurchsse
money 10 hsnd, snt tho residue ia three cousI
annual payments, to boar Interest from dsy OF
sale, and 70 be secured BIZ the notes Of the pur
chaser. with good peraonsl security, and refer
lion OF tltla TIL los; Payment is made.
.,, THOS. MOORE,
te6ll.W4w Surv'g Com of Sale.
FSCHEATOR'S SALg-Hy order of tho
governor OF mo common wealth Of Virgin
- - g va N'iC ofsho, NJ CQo1 front
door OF me Court Hoaae of Alexandria county.
on MONDAY, Tho GG.h day OF January, 1880
that being Court day, ~ II o'clock M, TWIN.
lyon ACRES two roods and tweuty.one
poles of LAND, in tho SAID county Of Alexan-
drls, lately tina property OF James Hilton decd.
which said land has escheated to tho Common.
wealth, according 10 isw.
Terms OF Sale: One third of the purchase
money will be- required in G,sh; the residue in two
equal annual pay ments, bearing Interest FROM
DAY OF sale; the purchaser TO execute bond, with
gooo personal security, end Tho legal title to be-
PAID. FRANCIS N. MILLS,
dcc i2-4W Escheator
a4> The abora saln is postponed until MON
DAY, the 2'i of February, Court day, al tho
same hour and place.
Jan 26-td +. III. MILLS, Escheator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

p ',"'" N&n.-A disna'c! ir,m praeiictc,,
- ~ aat.d yesterday, says:
- Ina leight Of the southefy gaic last even.
ENsHjSln Archibald Miilikcn. Ct the schooner
sI "aF Is. Conedon, started 10 20 from his yea.
r,a EH"l, accompanied H. g. addison Rose,
..',il,.' IN" schooner N. (. Dixon, and his
,...,I y, ". RoSo. they f.i!cd to reach tLe
an. ',SShN t"a mnrnirg Ito yswl ~ss found
ar. 90" No!Wcca Bridges nGd India Point with
Es.yh &c. All ttten men ,,ro undoubtedly lost,
ar o ~ F"sido on Block Island. Capt. h;illi-
az . ..iS vie aud Il. w. Bose :. Wits ard
w. 'te 'hfd was un1narredn
~ 'H.I ."IIiAon was w,il known n this citv.
,'N,r'.-5 r&pocteI. He was ono Of the oldest
8 WI iso,,., 'h,5 port and MS many friends here
;e,rs, .''' '"e n'"s OF hl3 sad fac with deep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

-, 5af" LADIES Cloth SACKISGS, FLANNELs,
ih&ELS HAZE; 4 large variety, ,7mh suitable
!rinm'nr@ 20 g3alc'i. JUS! Opcred at
ISAAC EICuBUGG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

;, HE Minor CASE. The jury in tho cpsc Of
rfa' K MooF Tor shooting Cleveland, 10 Fairfax.
came lnto cont 70 day, md announced that
;;hey could no, agree, 1t is understood tho
j. 1T7 %crc Jour Tor tho penijeptiarY, four for
'he c2nnt9 I4ii, and four for acqnita They
" ~ GlscharGci an! Tie clurs ncilurnnH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

GEoEdEToSN CATTLE MARKET. Feb'y. 49,
C.ttle-At provers' Rest this wsek soma cOO
head were, offered. which sold at 75,S5 50 Der
!oO ibs. About 900 Sheep and Lambs sold Of
4fttt cents Der Id Twenty-Five Cows and
Calves brought i9sS45 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

Legal EoIInAY.--Tho bill n.kirg the nSl
t.! February legal halliday has became law
aed rs he banks will be nlnae! that day notes
'alng On: 81: hat date will have 20 hn settled
- ESns;nW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

E7F'ELAcN SKIRT BHAlpS a tig Job, at oc.
piece, .; | ElCllEERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

NEW YoRK CATrLE MARKET FeEr'y 10
Ro:ves-Cnmnon TO fair Steers sold at 8anl c per
ID; good and prime DO at 9l.10a; extra do q,
lttaluic. and pair Of show Cattle. PHO lbs.
reached HE per III dressed 10 the gtoss cwt.
Cstvcs-Matkst slow st 6hSc per ID for ord:
nary 10 rrine veais, and fta24o for grsssers,
with law very choice grassers selling OF 81 81
per 1G0 ih:.
Sheep md I.ambs- Ordnsrv Gtcop sod e,
5l2 ger HI lsr /" good do M GI4fi,, end choice
do ST. Sc ID ror lG1 lb:. Lsmos sod at f3a73
cts por Ill.
uogs-No r:insl quotations 4 10.S4 90 per I'm
pounds
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars-Thnro Is nothing doing here in raw
SuaIs., Al New York fa,r To- good refining is
qnoten st Il TO &c, and centrifugal No. Ito No
Is st 7iasAc.
Coilee-The market is quiet but vefy firm in
| tone. On the basis of l5i.t3c for fair. Thsre ia
| some business doing in second hand lots. but we
Gear q no sales to-day from Erst hands. The
40 telegram IL VOICED as favorable to tho hold
ing lntereat. Iha stock in first hands ntdst is
LBS bags. Quotations are revised ss follows
Ordinary l4tslf3c; fair l5islh7c; good l6.lGic ;
primo lGialGic.
| BALTIMORE CATTLR MARKET. Feb. - lSSp
| BcoI Catile-G he Nav York market Was ou;e
| favorable on Monday for the through snip.
| monts, having recovered from the extremB de.
preston on the previous Friday.
Sheep~ Prices, Us to qusity. s!,G., gross.
Hogs-Trsdo 81: &c Monday hs4 not been sc.
| tive, butprico remnin urchsngod, viz: G,G],
| few sGlili 8 hi tho later rrc Tho market il
| firm.
| CHICAGO CATTLE AARKET Feb. 0-Ijoys-
Receipts 2! eco head shipments L0u; marie
active and firm and l;'c higher; rlN,d packing
| q ISL 40 light i SO.S4 Al; choica hssvy 4 45s
$40 ChtLle-Receip:s $500 head shipments
2oOO; market dull and shade lower or ship,
and fairly active; 30iSi 50. chiefly GO.S3 SO
stockers and feeders quie. but firm; 26O.S2 G5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

STOVE POLISH anh STOVE BRUSHES
~ for sale cheap at
MCLEAN Sc UHhER'S,
feb 7G King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-20

C1MA;.L SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS
~ received to-day by
jan % j. G. MILBURN.