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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-15
ERN-s DF TTH USLs.

Cathcsrt Taylor, city editor of The Pbila
delphia Times, committed suicide yesterday
morning.
A freeze 10 tho Hujson.ri has Suspended
the running of steamers betWeea Albany and
New York.
Hon. L. n. Hcltop, NJ. p, died very sud-
denly at the Russell House, 10 Ottawa, Oot.,
yesterday, OF heart disease.
George ii. Hammond committed suicide OF
Boston Saturday night by hanging. He was a
well known actor. His stage name was George
II. Hillman. and he was the father of tho Little
HillmanS.
An unsuccessful attempt to assas.ioate Mayor
Baxter. of Louisville, Ky, was made en- SAL
urday by Samuel Rcdd, formerly foreman of a
gang of street scrape.s, whom Mayor Baxter
discharged day or two ago Tor drunkenness.
Gao of the proprietors Of the Grand Central
Hotel, at oakland, Cal, and porter, have
been arrested ior purloining valuables of the
guests during the ioccndiary fire which destroy
ed The building last Tuts lay morning.
Hon. John B. H,Wcy has resigned his posi-
ton as assistant secretary OF the Treasury to
! become candidate for nomination to the office
| of Governor Of Illinois. General HaWley's
! resignation does not take effect until April Is,
It, has been decided to appoint Mr.. j. Is
Upton. at present chief clerk Of the depart
| ment, 10 tho vacat cg oc,asioned By Mr.. Haw
ley's resignation.
La the Police Court OF Saa Fra, cisco On Sat
urdav afternoon, Denis Kearney Was placed or
| trial far the us, Of vulgar language aud threats
| to kill. The defense waived Jury trial. Trs
iimony uss introduced to show that the Ian
| euagc Was used, as stated ia Inc complaint
| kearIey Was the only Uituoss fer the defense
| His counsel moved TO dlslUiss the casa on TIC
| around that the language did not [, M to create
| breach OF the peace. The cssc was submit
ted without Argument snd taken under advise
mcnt until Monday. Dispatches to-day contain
| nothing OF special Interest.
| Nathan i. Pratt. treasurer # tho ReaGine
| Mass. Savings Bank was convicted OF series
| Of embellishments amounting TO ever $l30.00t
| 0G Saturday, whcreupnn tho prisoners counse
produced p confession By Sliaty T. Pratt, c sor
! OF the ubl0f;Gnata tuaG, stating that be, and
| not lis ia!hcr, vas the cmbtzzler. The c)u
| icssior, it is stated, was written III Richmond
! Va, whittier he had tlsd before his father wa.
| arrested. His present whereabouts are un-
| known. Counsel slate that they havo kcp
| this important paper secret on account of civil
| suits against tho bank, and Tor loar of prcjudic
! ing tho jury 10 the case CT The treasurer
PratL's father has 90 Knowledge of, or COZ
niVarce 10, Lis sons speculatonS.
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Ii IL Got Ci;cu lha; . political 0iganiz siOn
has ir: s ,Ltti to IL such f,VGrajc 0ppGrtu-
Ely for natiag parry aarlia: - that offered
tho northern democrats ~ he ::.3lc,i5 Ia the
ohsro Of Mr. WiaGom's s.iicuo fer trans-
p'aot!ag ;nc rrgroca OF tho South 60 tho No7tE
ord i h"y ':or't avsil themselves ii i; they
viii OILY add &c TIA iu]G0rS3 1pu.al!on Tor
S,uFlahy illry iIGG9 already achieved iEcrc
coU!G b! 10 uoro iii@cti5c IUcaDl o! Mukiog
votes "a tho NoElh Than fer he Cc@oora!;c
stump speakers OF t!a! Sc ion 10 G3!rcSs tho
crowds who assemble 10 hear lhgm upou tho
Bohcmc to which wc rtf>r aud rs legitimate re-
suts-ihc chCap1nins Ct labor ty adding to tho
la.oring osss hundreds Of thousands whose
previous life has aecusi omcd them 10 live upon
and 10 satisfied With little or rottiog,
and Tho accomplishment Of tho 60.
cia equality Of tie races there. by tho id
mission Of Iesro children into northern free
schools. These results are 50 true, so patent,
40 self evident, that they could BIO brought
homo to tho mind of every man within tho
sound OF the speak, RS voice, and with tho par.
ration ct few such ouraQes ls are daily oo-
curing in communities having a largo MORO
clement to adorn tho talo and point the moral,
the maj critics the democrats would receive 10
some Of the northern States would only bo *.
oellod by lhtso rolled up for thom 10 tho States
of tho South,
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Richmond. March Is 1870.

IL has been known for several days since the
adjournment Of the Legislature, the 9th inetant
lbAt correspondence has been going on bet
IL two senators above named in regard 10 of.
slVo language used by Senator John r. StovslI
OF Henry In reply ID charge made in debate bv
Senator y. =. Smith, of Nelson. that Senators
Fulkerson, French, Paul. Riddleberger, Stow
al', OF Henry, and Wood, had lodged" vote
on Inc Henry resolutions, which threw the Sem
nte in its expiring hours into such excited cor.
WILSON'S and caused such Hutter With the re.
puoliosns and some reAdjusters.
BY the voluntary intercession of fr;ends Tho
aforesaid correspondence has been Withdrawn
and the a1air, wo are glad to say, terminated as
above shown. -
Senator Riddleberger, who was occu pyin o the
noor "hon ne gave Mr.. Smith leave 10 read the
names OF senators who had not voted on ,,id
resolutions and to comment thereon, wrote Mr..
smIn Inc next Gay, in reply. in the following
man words: AT no time did feel any ba3
blood IN the matter or intend any offence 10 Won
and was highly amused at the whole nerfHrm,
ance." Neither did either of the olher q va sen.
atoIB included iE the said charge take otfsnee At
9qcn common charge except Mr.. Stoyall. Of
% henry. The explanation for such unWa:rants-
PIC conduct on his part is, that on the desks nv
him there had been three Unlikely cockt.ils. =
ID On OF his own party, and personal friends. adj
United !nat ne Was clearly in the wrong through.
4G., ana inc rre.ident Of the Senate 10 ruled.
hls coarse allusions 10 SenAtor Smith, of Mel.
son, we're unprovoked. The conduct and bear.
ing OF Senator Smith, manly aud gentle as u,u,l.
was In striking contrast with the unparlisment-
ary, vulgar rantings of tho too-spirtiea senator
from henry, who undertook 10 display coursoa
when no insult was offered or intended. AMI
when such intxcusable conduct was against the
a'gnlty OF the senate. to which he was forced 10
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RGREfGN NEW-S

The St. Petersburg Golos urges reforms in the
Russian government.
There is talk at Madrid Of a national society
to promote reform in the Spanish colonies.
A large mass meeting oftho Irish Land League
IN connection with tho Dublin trade societies
was held at Dublin yesterday.
i, Sir Garnet Wolseley. who returns from the
Cape In July, has accepted the post os quarter
master general at the Horse Guards, Whitehall.
The Parliamentary campaign in Great Brit.
AIN promises 10 be very exciting The Irish
Home Rulers will require no pledges of caudi-
The Nihilists have notified General Molkofr
that The attempt on his life Was not by their
order: They have not yet decided whether to
kill him or not.
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Sad! Sad! ForgerIes IN Richmond.

DR.. Luther r. Dickinson, editor and proprietor
Of the Piabier AID Farmer Magazine pub
llsbsd al Rich mud. has b.rn engaged for two
years past II a systematic c1ur:e Of iorgtrie
using tho forged indorsemcn;s Of Messrs Jstcr
Il D,cklnson. IruprlctCrs Of iju RellpiOu;
Herald, 10 D'gotsle n,:es OF hts OVID, which he
offered Ter dire ;unt ar variut:s b ii klns inAlu-
lioLs 10 Richmond or sold 90 n.,ir ckers He
has also fox snmn iiTc pas, forget l,c oodorsy
mcnd CT iiit Rev. DR.. Gr,Tga T. Taylor,
Baptist mlssioostS To l.om" lisIY acd Rev.
Charles II Tay laT. Professor ia Wakci,rrcst
College, forth tsroliAs, bath # VIXEN IRE
his bfohcrS-ia law. j'a &c that ne was broth.
or Of Rev De- a. j. Dlekiosoa The iunior
mcmbCr Of The fi'm II IcIrr & Dickinson. and
vas otherwise SO highly caoaoc.cG, ,'!spclvl
ell suspicious tt Ihc gonuiaeacas Ct the sigma
lures io:gad AID hc might have pntinucd his
criminal operations for loac time to come, but
Tor The r:coHt doaih OF Rev. Dr.. J. j. Jetor,
the srrior n:Cnbcr 0! the irni Of j aer & Dick.
Ibson, winch event rendered impossible Tho fur
Their usn at tic frn name III &c :oiiatiag Ioer 8
to meet the fyracG aol,s rapidly maturing. -
The sat''iog up of TIC +i!ara of DR.. Jc,cr, do
oeasGd. LED 10 tho Ghc very Of the iorscrios.--
The iorgcr, findiag Tho! disclosure Of his ueuy
crimes was about to DO rrsdc, left Inc city last
Thursday, cstcDaiGly IN busacts. auoo when
he has DOT been heard from. Ia lels behind
the following letter
Hsrch Ill desire 10 mako 10 my friends
and creditors q frank confession of ny sill and
folly in frsudulentiy using the name snd credit
of others In tho vsin hope Of cxtrlca!ing myself
from emDarrsssments caused by the bad man
sgoment Of my affairs. Compelled to 0ae from
my homo. utterly penniless. solemnly declare
my purpose to devote the balance of nv life to
the payment Of my every Indebtedness, and I
invoke charitable judgment aud treatment on
the part Of all concerned.
"L. K. DICKINSON"
An investigation into the f,rgsries shows that
they will aggregate $28 600 or more
Before leaving The city DR.. Dickinson made
8 deed oftrust conveying the Planter and Farmer
and ell his real estate to secure his brother Rev,
Dr.. A. 4. Dickinson, for certain bona lido on
dorsements. 1t is understood however, that
Kew. DR.. Dickinson refuses 10 occupy the posi-
ton of preferred creditor, and has relinauished
to the other creditors of his brother all his in.
terest in the properly conveyed to him. This he
has done, notwithstanding the serious embar-
rassment in which he is himself involved by bis
liabilities for DR.. Luther 4. Dickinson.
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We Cordially endorse the sutjJlncd esirac,
iro;u he L7IchburG News 10 reference 20 hlr.
Johns. Harbour. M nizu has lab ,!cd moro as-
slduouSly for the iyuJ welfare Ct Virginia ihaa
iHr. Barb III. 10 The times Ct her prosperity and
IN those Ci her adversely; III tho days before
iho @er wher he represented largo oonstilu-
e-cy II the councils CT the State, and sire,
When he has baea ct the head OF one Of Der
eicai 'CGs OF i1trGai Improvement, lie has ty-
f'ti:et. an ability and dtvJtion to the true in
taroae, not only Of the corporation over which
~ p,eslics, blt to those Of tho State, by his
cvGcavors to develop her rcsoulc:s AID
bald up her vase places, that mako his
Example worthy Of emulation. Amidst
ii:Gnc;at Excitement and party stlfo, sircs
tho war he hiss Siyon his undivided
lim9 and attention t. measures to rclioyo tho
roid, tho management Of which YVES entrusted
TO him, and, as far as 10 his power lay, the
State, from the slough of dospond into which
they Lad been precipitated. Ills plans, as far as
perfected, have succeeded beyond expectation,
snd mainly through Lis fundamentally have
thousands upon thousands of capital boon in
duced to seek Investment 10 the undeveloped
mineral RESOURCES within tho borders of the
Commonwealth. All this labor, and srdaous
it has bsep. is carried on without ostenta!ion !;
indeed. with the knowledge of but few. and
without per5onsl aggrsndiz ,ment-only that the
road and the Stat. might DO the benefciaries.
Lsgitimately, and without the sightes! shadow
ofreproach, he could, by receiving compersa-
tion commensurate with bis services, have been
enriched; but while others. similarly situated,
have accepted large pay for services of minor
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Auditor Massey ha, decided that tho coupons

Auditor Massey ha, decided that tho coupons
OF Virginia bonds shall not BIO receivable for
overdue taxes. Fortunately. however, for the
impecunious dclitqaen's, tho reverend gcutle-
man is ss impotcnt as regard, tho operation of
bis decision as no was malignant 10 rendering
it. If tho whole State osn't impair the obi.
CATION CT q contract. how can it be possible for
single ono Of its officers to do SOP add if o
CONTRACT clo bs impaired. why shonll tho poor
delinquent taxpayer be the only sufferer? The
famous words OF Apolles. No sutor ultra cfepi
dam" Apply With especial force to Rev. Mr.
Massey,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-15

Many Of cur northern republican exchanges
arc availng themselves of all tho means 10
thtir power to prevent tho nomination of Con.
Grant by the Chicago convention. but they arc
leading forlorn hope. Tho hand writing is
on tho wpl. ard oven they arc OF last beginning
to soc that, blriag the oo,urroLco of miracle,
tho strong man" will be the candidate IF the
republicans for tho next prosidcpoy Thoro Of.
fort to avert this fate assumes ridiculous ss-
poet, 10 anticipation Of the fact thst when ho
shall have been nominated they will be his
most ardent supporters. According to them
he Is On improper candidate for tho nomination,
but will be an emineutly proper candidate for
election. Aud of such is republican )nsistency.
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Died..

DIED.
On Sunday morning. the l4.h instant, Mrs.
ELiLABkTH DYER, IN the Attn year Of ner ago
10 Ibis 6risf notice it is with sincere sorrow va
record Inc death Of this most excellent lsdy.
She had b.en q sufferer for msny wears and snn
bore with patience her long and lingering sick.
ness without q murmur, without complaint.
She was cheerful and kind through it all a
good and gentle mother and An atiectionate wife,
she leaves them to mourn their great loss. M.y
they be comtorted in the knowledge that che
mas gone 10 that beautiful land whero she will
forever be at rest
Safe in the arms OF Je.us,
Safe on his gentle breast;
There by bis love o ershaded,
Swsety her soul shall rest.
81 Funeral from Grace Church TO morrow
afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
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Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, March ia collision o..
CURED at | | O'CLOCK this molniog on tho West
Chester railroad, at Forty eighth stree! and
Woodland avonue, between passenger and
special train. Both eogncs wcro badly wrecked
and several persons itiurcd.
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Arrested.

PETERSBURG. Va, March l5.-Charles ilol-
lowsy and Aaron Taylor, two negroes, charged
with the murder Of Richard Nuby, also calored,
IN Surrey county, two weeks sipco, snd who
made their oscspe after committing the decd.
have been arrested and scnt on TO tho County
Court, which meets 90 tho fourth Tuesday of
the present month, for trial.
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yhe smith.stovauA Affair

10 the Public: All matters of differences
growing out Of tho discussions in tho Senate
chamber on tho evening ci the 9th instant be-
tween Hons. q. 4. Smith and j. r. Stoyall have
been smicsbly and honorAbly adjusted
J. ID. PATTON, for q. L. Smith.
-, WIN Il. BoIsEAU. for D. T. Stovsll.
Wa hssen. 10 tho abeve b,stemen
O. T. SMITH.
p, j. I. STovALL
Rich mG:i March u 1870
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Importance end leea mCri;, he Las uniformly
declined to accept any preferred itc:ease Of bis
salary, and it he's remained where, By the
unanimous voice of those whose Interests we're
entrusted to Lin, it was and thus has no sat
another example worthy of all commentator.
If the State could boast of moro men like John
8. Barbour, whose personal interests are SUBJ
ordinate 10 the good Of his fellow oi,izsns, who
would give more Tina ard talent to the building
up of the State and less to personal advance
ncnt, how mucl better would 81 Q BIO and
how far moro prosperous would be her people.
MIR. Barbour, We trust. will live 10 realiz, the
great benefits DO has bestowed upon his State,
aud reap the reward Of a course Of lie that has
done 80 much for me welfare Of her ciz,ns.
Ho deserves well of the Commonwealth. The
following is tho extract from the Nows
I'VE have for years beli,vod Mr.. John s.
Barbour 10 ba tho best railroad man in Virginia,
oil things considered. Mr.. Barbour never
sought the position no has 30 long ana faithfully
and honorably to everybody. public and pri-
Vata held for the purpose Of making money,
and he has made mono 70. himself by the road.
he has always evinced grelt intsrost in tho
building up and development Of tina country
through which his road passed, md done much
fJr it Hn hss y great attachment 10 mis- ON =
ploysts ard lsbor"T5 and always bcfrisndGd
them. ~. BARBECUE past record ar y railroad
pToEldnIt viii bear comparison with the best,
snd we hope ho viii always hold lis present PC
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apologize for initiating q disgtscefuI soezo.
All eidcs sympatbized with Senator 9Il,.
such trying ordeal. Intoxicating liquor. So, ~
intoxicated men should rot be tolerated j. 80
legislative body.-Rich. Commonwealth. Guy
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PROPOSALS.

BRIDGE BUILDING-Proposal for build.
~ ing BRIDGE OVEk POHlCK GREEK,
on tho Telegraph road, in Lee Dis.rct Fsirfs1
county also for REPAIRS or HUNTING
ChEhh BRlDGE. will perceived un.iAPRlL
ID. For plans and epeciac.t atoms addres, hr.
DAVIS, supervisor OF Lee Dlstric:, OccoqusD,
OF n. " PIkRSON, Alexandria. Committee
on Building and Repairs. NH 15-2W
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAaCH u, lss

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH j.. 1851
Sun rises....-".... 6 10 Sun sets........... 6 )
ARRIVED.
Stmp John Gibson, N Y, 70 f A Reed.
Str Experiment. Phia, to + q Rood.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk, to Z b Hooa.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, to + 4 EGa:
Str w Thompson, lower Porc to r Il kar,t.
CIR Sue, Baltimore. to J Brodera & Co
Schr Albert Mason, Washington. 10 J = AZ
new & 60.
CLEARED
our George heary, Norfolk. by Z B Hoo.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, bv FA i,ai.
Str Sue, Baltimore. by Rroders il Go.
StrJ w Thompson. lower popc BY + q EesI.
pr Msttano, lower PFC, by j Broders i, 60.
Schr VIM Morton, Norwich Conn, By /
Aguew Sc Go.
,, Schr Albert Mason, Port Morria n Y, h7 j
T Aguew s. 20.
schr Red Mock. lower Potomac. By masler.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
BDGAB 9NOwDENs
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH Is. 1850

-~-~
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH Is. 1850
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lie hrSt spct ca 10 favor Of rcadustment, tnce
The i.l! campaign, was made 10 this city last
saturday Dght by the political preacher, Rev.
JohD +. Massey. the great apostle, if not tie
leader, OF the 10" party. 1t was, therefore, to
Do Supposed mat 10 laauguratlng new CAM
ra'en nc would nave advanced new Ideas and
nh~ 'rguneots lns'e'd OF merely repeating, as
He DID, the Same old orlcl9ns, which en- to be
tie Sole S;osb Ia 'iada oi thelf speakers aid
%alGi rave been Sn GiieE met and answered..
It's hrst posllnn--nay, he position Which from
t'tas 10 last "Ga the foundation Of hla speech
that tbs State Of to-day is not legally The
Si.tc that l0curfCd III: Debt and Is therefore
not responsible for it, IS simply 90 absu!dl!y.
As matter o. L." and CT common sense sucn
alr'i'oSi'ion ""5 never before advanced as this,
that 'h' mere loss o5 state OF portion OF l:s
territory Destroyed the txistctc o. that STATE.
- france any IN 'csS INC france OF Old because
VI n0' c''ioa o. h'Saco Gnu Lorraine 10 Inc
German hnn'Fe Is Inc British EmmFo
NY Inc less SCcA because the United
o'a.o9' hcr o!a colonies, succeeded IN
freeing themselves from her sway
oacn thing may l'ssrn tho ability to psy, but
CANNOT ''S'ca Tic obligation. ii such pro
position cou'd ee demonstrated, however, 1t
would iuTplsh 10 possible argument no1o. slrcc
'ac oso' has been time and again rc;gnlzad by
'He hcopla as Still subslstlDg. and this with o
l." knowledge OF all The facts which they have
now lie CONGRATULATED the people Of the State
upon inc chanRe 10 Its oihcors, but especially in
It's judiciary, 10 acc 'rdance with tho wish and
Will OF lts people. And this was said with an
uooluso'oe laoe' ahu 10 inc city OF Alexandra. A
anS'''f o' conera'u'a.lon that Tor tho hfst time
~ Jul o'a'0 n.s1oiy ING Denon mas Deen pros
utu'eu u pon1'cai oou'' Gnu men placed 10
''nc' 10 u!'cr contempt OF the wishes OF the
communities 10 "h'cn Ihe9 are 70 oischarge their
uu.i'S W.T.. nAssoy also thought the lids
u'cpefgor plll loo lioeral 1t Should haVe
paid ICES principal and moro lnterost.-
10 tbs no Is evidently outbidding some ono
el5C-lt may be General Malone, who is be-
lievcd to have aided in preparing that bill.
Tho new party is formed nnon tbe lido, of nav,
inc az little "a NO o.n mn, ~ bonssl, n,,;,rn III
mn ara ohio - r., h,dL,..,. 49, Io.s...r
o0 WV 'oau0' " 'no
pai'S "in w ho WIZ ua"eS tne io~est smouot.
ADO, with thst sbreWdness characteristic OF the
man. MIR. Massey is 10 favor of paying loss than
any other leader OF the psrty has vet nam,
Therefore. "a Gen. Mahone in ,ha asrv ANN.
mar recoon;z "A ,bo deht =. 400 ooo ooo - 49,
th;,t. 3, q o.I. eIo 900 ooo 800.
w '.0
'a''o' ~ 'no NV ,o'.'S VI oo'us aheau u D."
o'uots' u feesiu us ieaoersnlp, 30 VII. Massey,
10 order 10 90 ahead OF Con. NJ ahone, and to
keep apLcS With the most rsbid NJ his nartv. and
:. L. H.. -:.I ,,
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Killed by q Blast.

Troy. n. Y, March 15.-Albert Msrcros was
Killed by the xplosion Of = blast 10 the Hoosac
tunnel, on Sunday morning. This is the one
hundred and ninety. ninth fatal calamity that
mas occurred in this tunnel since it was begun,
some twenty years ago.
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At The annual commencement at Phindelpbia
Of the Jefferson Medical College on Saturday
the degree OF doctor of medicine vas oor tcrred
upon 1873 graduates.
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PHILADELPHIA. March Is Cattle market
active; recepts 2iC0; prime 64aG4 good ST 1t :;
medium 43a4s; common 4a4s Saeep market
active; receipts 20; primo 7s7t good 64.Gt ;
medium 8aG4 common 61aGj. Hog market
active; receipts $780, extra Il good 7; medium
81; common q.
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NEW YORK, Mar. l5-Stocks strong. Money
BAT: Flour dull. Whea. dull and lower. Corn
dull and lower.
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Inc Market opens quiet, with prices about tho
same as at the close of last week. But little
Flour is coming in, and prices remain al quota
tions. The receipts of Wheat arc good, and
1912 bushels sold at al and l42 for Fultz, and
las for Lancaster. But little Corn was offered,
aud 400 bushels sold to-day at 81 for yellow, and
50 for white. No Oats reported, and ono smsll
lot of Rye brought Sc. Country produce ID com.
ing in slowly. Bultor is scarce and higher
Eggs ore dull. Plaster ind Seeds at quotations
BALTIMORE, Mar. 15.-Virgnis skies old ::
do def dea; do consolidated 549 do I'd series 2 ttii
past due coupons 8i new 1910, 40} Vlrgials
10 40 coupons e5i bid to-day Cotton dull and
weak middling l3t, Flour dull, but steady;
Howard street and Western Super 4 25a$5; d.
Extra 25.S6; do Family 25,S7; City Mills
Super a 25a$5: do Extra 2ja$G; do Family
9 COAST Is; do Rio brands 7 25; Patspsco FAM.
ly 81 10 Wheat-Southern steady; Western
dull and lower Southern red l39a142: do an.
Der l45al50; No l Maryland 148al48!; No
Western winter red spot and March laGt; April
l46sal46 May l44Bal4it: juno 14Otal4Oi; July
l25al23i. Corn-Southern steady; Western
firm and steady; Southern white 5Sai9 do vel
low 81; Western mixed spot SIT; Mar .56,5t!
April 6ia5st; May 63b 1871; June 5!is52i;
steamer 61isb5. Oats quiet and steady; South
ern 4Sa49; Western white 47a4S; do mixed A.,
Al; Penns 48a49. Rye quiet at 93a95. Hay
steady; prime TO choico Ponna and Maryland
l6ASlI Coffee dull aud lower Rio cargoes Isl
al03: Sugar firm; A soft o. WhiskeY dnII
lUla$l II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-15

Rev. Dr.. Moses D. Hoge, of Richmond, has
arrived safely il Cairo, Egypt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-15

HA Ms. choice. for sale at
~ NH IL J, O, MILBURN'S. =,