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Iu"fsesacndenco Of he Alexandria uaneiLo j
RtcHMoND, VA, February 18th, 1885,
In tho House to day General Payne, Of Eau
qhaF, introduced tho following bill:
IVY hrreas it is proposed to sell and reorgan-
IA iho Washington City, Virginia Midland,
AID Great Southern Ealroad in accordance
with Fihu agreed upon by its creditors and
wh1ftas there arc certain connections and priv
tgC5 Which are Important to tho development
OF the road aud tho execution OF slid plan
Therefore
'Bc 1t enacted Ly tho General Assembly OF
Virginia, Thai tho purchasers Of tho said
Washington .}ity. Virginia Midland. and Great
Southern RellrnaG, or tho c>mpsny organic I'd
by them, stall be, and arc hereby, authOrz ID
and empowered TO construct lateral or brarch
roads or AID Other companies 10 such oanstruc-
tlon, 10 loasn sucli roads as tra now or may
hereafter be connected with tho said rosd, TO
rstly and coullrGl or 70 execute such leases as
have been made ty tho said Washington City,
VlfSlaia Midland and Great Souheru Railroad
Company or tho receiver thereof. whether such
leases have been made by said company, or &c
| cclVcr, or Lesser, CT lessee.
V This aes shall bo IL iuroo from lie BASS.
age"
The eammltteo OF the House appointed to ia
rHsIeata tic lnto alteration in tho rotunda hal
occh at Tork 1aornlDg and evening ever since
| the affair, Pretty much all tho cvidetc, has
boon taken and the committee will probably
10 ready to report to morrow. 1t is probable
iherc will be lively discussion over the
matter. hoth the accused parties will be rep
resented By their counsel who will speak 10 their
behalf II it should become necessary.
lie Is probable that tho committee will fairly
go Tor Police justice j. j. CIutohlisld, who
threatened u send Col. Gibson to jail for do
! maudlng tho prisoners from his custody. CrutcA
field wi probably be brought before tho House
Tor contempt, and it looks as though an attempt
would be made to scEd him to JAIL
ln the House to Day MIR. Chsmber!ayno's
bill Tor general gamo law was dismissed. Tic
gauo law is something upon which no two meu
| Scctn 10 agrco. AS far as tho game laws arc
n5w c1nc .rncd it il said that no man is even
punished for lis violation
In the House to day Mr.. A1ushbaoh intro.
duued the following bill, which is of great i'm.
ncctanco 10 Alexandria.
lie it enacted by tho Gone.al Assembly Of
Virglale, That sections two and three Of the act
entitled al aoL for the better protection of game
IN Alexandria and Fairfax counties, approved
| February 81, 1879. bo amended aud rs enacted
| ~ ns to read as follows:
:. |! shall not be lawful for any re,son to kill
or capture, or offer Tor sale any sora or crtolau
and reed birds and black birds between thc
first day Of January and tho first day of Sept.
cmhcr OF each year
>. It shall not DO lawful 10 kill or capture or
olior Tor sale liarca or rabbits. from January tif-
tHenit, to September fifteenth Of each year.
! 'hIH act shall be in icrco from la passage.
STRONaBOW,
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Sgass~9 as 2.ss. E3.ea.

Gen. GRAFT au:t parry -aii,d irulu li;tsau'.,
Yesterday. Tor Vera Cru2
A dispatch from Paris ANNOUNCES tie death
Of Mre. VIM. NJ. Tweed.
The republican delegates to tho New York
State Convention chosen at Troy yesterday are
sold for Grant.
Mr.. T.. Il. Waslhuruc aunoui c,B that ic is
not, and under NJ cnclm5tanaTa will liG ha, &
candidate fol tho presidency.
Tie Rhode Island HOUSE, Of Representatives
has passed bill prohibiting pigeon shooting
Tor srolt tr NJ iost OF ksuauship.
The rccenion given by the BalIilnoreans 10
Mr. Pn;ncll last night must have boon gruliiy-
lug to thnt gentlemen. There wclO present
leading officials Of State snh city. prominent
clergyman Of ali denominations, and Leading
business mon and capitalists Of the city.
The New \ olk Herald has named q COM
mittoo OF five. including Caldianl MCUIo>ky
and MIR. l'arns!I. 10 Distribute tho Herald Irish
relief iuuds Mr. parn3il ,I,c'ia;S, and il lie
prrSlsta iu doc iuns, lie Herald thinks the
AmtT.caa peopi0 vii look Oh hin. hs On uhsruo
tIonist oil charity nnd ask. him 10 subsldc
Tha San lTancico unemployed wolkmea
visited sons factories yesterday aud demanded
The 81 charge Of ChiGaulen and tho subytitu.
ton Oh White wotkmcn as provided by tho now
constitution. The president OF the Sclby Smell
!rg Work" bhInllv s#ii thai tho ntw c0ns,.u
linpal provision was iiSii unconstitutional. and lie
would not obey it until tho tiuited States hadc
him submit. Tho bill TO uaiolc> the clause 10
tho constitution AZ issue WAS finally passed By
he Legislature yesterday, and was singnci by
tho Governor. The law will doubtless como
before The cIurts at an early day.
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sGse Eisi,al, Congressional District,

10 the cditor 81 the alexandria Gu=ette::
That | shAi not ho misunderstood il tho
m"iieE ei my choice If party candidate for
Congress from tho Eighth district, will ssy to
'lI,udcun County that lift c,n hs shown that
With "Anmo Other nominee" ths district can
still be assured to tho Conservative party, am
willing that General uuuton should give way,
rs he expressed desire TO do at The last con.
ventlon, and would bo glad to SEQ General
William II. Payne, whom "Loudoun County"
suggests, land whom [ esteem tho peer of INV
gentleman IN tho district chosen az our next
representative. But in view of tho present dis.
tsmrar, called readjustmcnt, being 80 wide
Fnrcac oovir the State, | still submit That
GoGoral llunton is tho most available man thu
party c!a put forward. 'IIoudoun County"
says hn has trow1 rich ard hasn't taken high
rank as legislator, and should rstirc, Wa
heard this SOIL of talk during Tho last canvass.
But doesn't "lIoudoun County, remember the
great enthusiasm midst which tho convention
OF The people sat down" on this proposition?
Doesn't no remember also that the "opposi-.
ton opposed General lIunton during that can,
yaas With greater activity than over before. and
that notwithstanding this his nomination wns
nearer uoaalmous than any hc had ever before
ricAycd at the hands Of his party.
FaIRFAX, Feb. IS. 1851.
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till to abolish the whole system of com.
pulsofy piongo a now before the Committee
Oh Commerce CT the Upied States House Of
Representatives. 1t will probably pass. au ii
should There ia no moro reason why tho cap,
tain Of a vessel should employ pilot whom hc
doesn't want ono than there would be for com.
pelIiog stage diver 10 hire guide on a road
with which ho 10 familiar. Compulsory pilot
laws and inspection laws Eelong to the Same
category. They are for tho benefit Of few at
tho expebs, Of tho many, and should b, abol-
ishcd. All SORTS Of restrictions on trade and
c,mmeIe, arc behind the age, and should be
done away with as rapidly as possible.
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MIR. Parncl had large nudio1ci 10 hear him
IN Baltimore !a1t night, bnt there is NO disguis
lrg The laci that his course in this c.llntry haa
tended rather to contrlc; than expand tho coz
tflbulons for tho Suffering people for whom
no PROCESSES to cue 10 much. lie c)n~
tlnuo5 to dcnouncc the New York Herald,
though il has boen the NJ, St generous oonlribu.
tor to tho lri7h rolicl fund, atd has refused 10
ho memtcr OF tho commission appointed by
the Herald to Distribute that iund. 10 speak
irg OF him. tho New York Tribune Expresses
the general opinion when il says:
Ibis timo is fully occupied just now in dis
coursgln& the flow of American charity toward
his starving people through tho Herald and
Msntion House funds. flo heaps tho suthors
OF every organization for Irish rolief with scur-
iilous sbn5c, profofring apparently that his
countrymen should starve than thst tho money
should DO sent 10 them through any other hands
than his own
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communicated,
TO Whom il NIaY s,Onnerr.

In writing this article for tho bonoGt of tho
public at largo, and 81 tho Same timo to defend
one Zion. i. Il. Fslr) who is, and has been,
slandered and abused by somo Of his non-con-
stituonts who seem TO think and know moro
about this mans business than no does himself,
II gvo' mo pleasure to saY that tho people of
FAIRFAX county could not have msdo u botter
choice In selecting this gentleman to represent
them IN tho Legislature at Richmond. Mr.. Fsrr
ID o man OF his word, and would sooner !oose his
right arm than listen 10 tho dicalion of others
who would like to see him 90 astrsy in what he
thinks 10 right. Mr.. FAIR has, during his shot
period OF political experience. made himselr1u
popular, not only in Richmond, but throughout
tho State by his lntring etlorls to serve hls poo
pie faithfully. There gro cilizeas of this county
who arc continually annoying--or trying TO do
so-this man by 'rsking up old scores" where
by they may DO able to injuro him (polilically)
in tho future. These old scores have long sincs
been ,provon TO DO false by Mr.. Farr but come
ono is rekindling these ''od scores" again in
hopes that it may irjura this gentleman in the
future. This somH ono, whoever no may be.
probably thinks that Hr. Farr might possibly
repreeent tha eighth congressional district in our
next Congross. Suppose he should. Where is
thero moro capable man? Oh what Il mis-
fortune II is to DO of an obvious disposition. We
rcior to no particular one SIM.
Fairfax e. H., Feb. 18th, 1890
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northumberland

lG1rrnapnnionco Of tho Alexandria Gazette. |
fISnRRsvilL&, AUGUSTA Co., Feb. 49,
Last night the 'Thespian Club" of this plscc
faTo their aonuai entertainment, and acquitted
them3e'Vcs Scfy WILL before highly apprecia.
I've anticrc'. Tho principal part of DO
sfamnlc @ss The rendition .! tho woll known
play, The LAZY cr Lyons Some OF tho
pritcpal characters verb ably executed by tho
following members OF tho Thcspians: MIR. Goc.
GlhHon, "Nlcinottc," tho Peasant boy; Mr.. ,Jno.
Shlrey, "hlaruuis Rsuusani;" Mr.. Goo. loyal,
ia'!!'nc, Is very pretty girl: Mr.. Il. y.
L2yoIl, "Col: Demns;' Mr.. W,lcr, LAND
lord; Mr. ia. Slower, MADAME" MIR. Chas.
GnLhr,r. VIM Guthrie, John Miller, Jno. Bate
man, i'!. Hamilton nnll others, whose names
~! hoi Gc;, acquitted themselves with credit.
Mr.. E@".EihEon. Melnc.in, s,oGell considerable
laleni. Ills rojr, is par icually suited to tho
si"E', Throwing ii srJaL deal Of life and ANNA
ton both in his words and manners. Ills
'r'eh'lS declare I'o has missed his calling. Tho
Mln'.rri waH next treated to q alIuhablo farco
cniltlId '<ufcle Jch,' contcund Urclc jeff |
hlr. Il h4on b2iag ciilod upon for 4 snnr. sang
"I'at Maioy' ami lion Iugana Wake" TO
tHo aniHaem"nt OF Lha audionua. Tho perform.
az !hcu c'hScd with = Song. in Fix phit, oaI-
cd 'Johnny ShnDkor" 1he entertainment
vas hyli IN tho G. & o. depot binding for
wRat Ct a hHLar hal
\ MIR. Niles. OF this eieinity, and Miss
Wagner lITcd tvom this plsc, last Wcdncs.
i"v night taking tho clock q. IN. EXPRESS
lhf West Virginia, where. suppose, Gro this
shGy have hccD icincd in tho holy bonds OF
malrmoug. Leap Year ishcarog itq lssimato
lra"s. SCRIPToR,
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RssrnhaG ,s,a+a siHnS:ss., Hs tt,H ssn:;-

CLOSING.
NnshimEt"I., i. C., ;S.'.in :,rI N."!L..,-.,,
maia l.. IN. *nd 10 u. III.
Western mails !! ~ :,nd IT, y. ~.
Southern mails. via kirhmmii, =. l,I,
IN. and s M and y On y III.
South and Southwestern mails, ", t,yny.
burg, Firsinia. GO n. III. a,l j u D. u.
Alexandria to Lynchhur., Va, (w.y tnM.l
'hGlln!lnS through msilI. Il M y. IA anI n0nrw
Hordnnsvilir and charlottesville. Va. ,Git,-
m. and W y. N.
FL snss9as Division T. ~ y. IN.
Al'S&n'!"is Ia Round Ii,lt. Va. . - =, III,
OPENING.
Nrr.hGgn and Western mails, via ha,i,...
ION, ID. C., $40 a. IN. snd = M sud u ~ D. n.
Houthotn mails. via K;ciimnnh, w, S;'n, IS
nd w p. III.
South wHstern maiIs viz i,ynvhbury. Virgins
Through mails) inclWding way malls ON a.Aisr,
Hallroad, s 80 q. nj.
Manassas division 6 80 D. III.
bound Hill TO Alexandria, Va, . 30 !. N.
Ollico liours-Gilico opens ri : 30 u, n... NJ.
closes IT Oh p. III.
Sunday hourS--Oilico "pois 81 IL 3. NJ, sa'
closes al 8 80 n. nj.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

IoNTINE.-lG s White. LouDdouu GO, Va;
Moses Slnsheimcr, Washington. u {; Liodon
hsut, city; James Buchanan. Nd; Charles L,
Hunter. fredericksburg, Va; z S Parduo. Va;
John Il Naming, Fairfax 90. Va; Il L Cochran,
DEL Nobt Wiley. Thomas II Ilaslip. Fairfax
90. Va; j Is Bowman. Vienna. Va; A A Soule,
Fairfax CO, Va } G Newman, Baltimore, Md;
Charles Nolan. Reading. Pa; Capt II r Garden
and Col Thomas Smith, Warrenton. Va; A
Rnthrafi, Baltimore. Mi;oJnhn W Grubb, Jas
Is Elliott and ID A Hltbiand, Clarke 60, Va;
Samuel Il Hooper, Omaha. Mob.
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Browns Household p.,

Is the most elective Pain Do:lrovnri,l
Will most surely quicken tho hnaaiAe 50
taken internally Or applied ey,oT,.hsa s$
thereby more certainly EELiFvISs'y, (
whether chronic or acute, than srv Il, RAJ,
at!eyl.tor, and it is warranted double The w.
IL cures Pain i'll tho Side. Back i,
Sore Ihrost, Rheumatism. ToothscbN .o Gos,
ACHES, and is The Great ifei;or a
Pain. "BEOWN'S HOUSEHOiN rtTr
CEh" ehould DO in every family. j IAN
full of the Panacea in q tumblcr of b "Sh
(sweetonod. if preiIerreh), taken s. hn,, ~. 81
BREAK UP 4 COLD. - cents G' ,:,-
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SeufRilJp Race.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-The sculling match bs-
tween Robert W. Boyd the winner of tho rac
with Elliott ct New Castle on lyme. on Mon
day last. and John llowdon for c2OO clmo off
over the samo course to day and was won by tho
former. who beat the latter by twelve lengths
Time 20 minutes So seconds.
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Refl Sickness,

Undoubtedly with children. attributed -.
causes, IS questioned by Worms. BR1w%s
v,EkMiFiiGE COMFITS,or Worm LT,"S'
although etlocinsl i'll Destroying worms r .i
no possible injury 10 the most dcHc,..I
This valuable combination hiss been srIS..,;
used By phySiciana, snd found 10 he So
sure IN oradicatlng worms, SO hustful,o r. 4.
- cents 8 box. >"'.-'
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LIST OF LETTERH

Tho following is q list of tho lettors remaining
:, IN the Postolliee in this city February IA.
Persons calling for letters will say thoy are sd.
vcrtscd and give tho dato ofthe list
Ii not called Tor within thirty days. they will DO
sent 70 INC dead letter Office, in Washington.
Cotter, Thomas Patten. Raw
Fronch, Mrs Ela Page Miss EIno,a
johnson. Miss Harding Wilson, John
Jones, hisnhy
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE, p. M.
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HE PUBLICATION on IEuAI. NnTirt&. A
bI iths hcon lntrCduGcd in liz Stnta S;.raln ia
PROVIDE III What newspapers Commissioner 80.
Llota ADVERTISEMENTS Ct Sacl, &c. shall hA ;.uh.
lishod. and It has been referred 60 tn. Commit.
tee Oh General lhws. 1t provides that all
notices oil clerks Of e0mrtp, and OF accliinl4,
aEI OF commissioners in chanccry, Of tho lime
and paoe oil taking accounts, dcpCsil0ns, max
i1S settlements and reports, Iithcr in pursuance
Of tho requirements Gtlaw or Any order IF mr; ::
all advertisements vi sales by commissioners
trustees, slIarlfi, md other officers, anu adycr
tlseMcnIs by tho Board OF Supervisors and
other county otiloarsi net,c1a and advertisements
ny executors administrators, guardians, uud
other hducarlcH, shall Ec published III tho news
paper having The largest circulation in the
County, city, Of corporation wherein a1y uf the
above hGts aud duties arc 10 DO rpriorntd AID
done: provided that the cost OF such adycrIa
Ing Shall not ID any case exceed two dollar5 par
square for ton lines Of BREWER type for three in
serllons, snd fifty cents per fquara for each sub.
scquent insertion.
Thejudses of tho county, city, or corporation
courts OF the respective countios, cities and Ger
porations, shall, by an order onteroa Of record
deSlgnato tho paper having tho largest circuls-
lion and, IN order to ascertain which pepar
where lhero gro several, has tho largest circula.
tlcn. may require tho publisher of zach to file
win The clerk OF his court an affidavit setting
forth tho actual number OF subacri bors 60 eur6
paper within the limits prescribed by this act;
end II any person, required by the provisions of
Mis- act to publish notice, advertisement, Sc.
such paper, shall fail to do 90. and shall pub
lish tho ssmo in any other paper, such porson
Shall bo personally Liable for tho cos! of said nd
vortlsemcnt, and no credit shall DO allowed him
therefor in tho settlement Of his accounts or lie
bilitics.
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e.. w. & IL. IL. X.

RIcHFORD. VA, Feb. J4.-Tho Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore II. Il. is under dis.
eussion 10 the Senate now. MIR. Smith, Of AL.
ox4ndria, ii speaking against it,
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plED CAGESl HlED CAGNS'
- BIRD UhGESl
Wn have Just received u now lot Of Bird Cssc.
also BREEDING CAGES Of sill siZos, Singer
Gravel Paper for the bottom OF csgos, Bali
Tubs, Feeding Bottles Of all kinds. Holden.
Book on Birds gives complete instruction 70:
breeding birds OF sll kinds and directions for! hc
care OF sick brda. thirty pages being devoted le
tho canary bird
MCLEAN s. UHhEK,
l9O !" ~ king stTnn.
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The W. Il o. Il. r. CAsE-ln tho nase citEe
Washington and Ohio railroad, b5f.ro JUDGE
Wexford, in Richmond yesterday, Judge
Stuart. OF Alexandria. and Hon. Thomas II.
Bayard spoke.
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GGS'G E.ROrEEDy.y.,ys

WASHINGTON. Feb. II, 1880.
SENATE,
Tho Senate Wis rot 10 session to day, having
adjourned Thursday until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met This morning for debate only
ADD was addressed by Mr. Bright, of Icpr., on
tho subject Of the funding Of tho public debt.
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FOAEEG% VIEWS.

An Anglo-Austro-Gc German treaty is mooLed.
Herr Lssker, leader of tho German liberals, il
coming TO tho United States.
Germany proposes to prohibit foreign vessels
from engaging in her coasting trade.
Ovof $500 Coz have reached Ireland's starving
tenants through tho Mansion House Committee.
A motion TO investigate tho effect of British
free trade. suggested by tho success of American
competition, was defeated in Parliament yestoI
day.
The unemployed laborors of Dublin hold an.
other demonstration yesterday. In thoir
speeches they declared that they wore On tho
brink of starvation.
Dean Stanley has informed the momorialists
who protested against the erection of a monu-
mont TO the late Prince Louis Napoleon in
Westminster Abbey that tho project hiss been
lireyocsbly determined upon. though 1t ia not
likely to DO carried out Immediately,
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CoURr OF APPEALS YESTERDAY ;,
and ais: vs.. lIambort's admloistraor' !,
by L. w. Christian, esd. and snhm;,,, A.;
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The l.lsh .'oad Potato bill has pas! ell tho
Bi lLlblI House Of Commons, liz provisions being
extended 10 other focd
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKEr, Feb. M.-u...
littIo change TO note in tho market Sine, -.
day. Flour is quiet and easy. Whes. j. =.
with salos at III for Ful!z, and l52 for Is.
tor. About 1900 bushels of Corn wers oa..'
which sold az 81 for yol!ow. and IS fer VI.
this shows . slight failing Of. No Oats rer,.
and one small lot Of Rye brought 90.
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BALTIMOEE, Feb. II W. f., al

bALTlMoRE, Feb. Iva e. old -; ,!gri-
do consolidated ~; do "a series ~ IS aI.
COUP -: now 10 iOs %Gi; 10 i1s coup Sc; a.,
bid to-day; Cotton firm; mildling l&2 r
lower and fairly active; Howard stree; 1,
Western Super 75sS5 -; do Exlrs : "a, \, /,
do Family q 5OaS7 %; CT. y Mills Super
IS % do Extra 6OsSG %; do Family ",
do Rio brsads 25aS7 81; PsLapsco Fsn,i.y
Wheat-Southorn firm; Wo,:ocn firm snI j.,
or: Southern red loads; do amber ISL,
No Maryland las; Mo- Western winter
spot An d Feb l41; Msr 1iT?al47I; Az anI :,
l4TssidS. Corn--Sontharu quiet; VS.
higher; Southern white hssGn; do ycllow nc
naily at GS; Western mixad snn. 81:
6Gts6C! Mar 5fia5i; April and kIsy j: j.,
Juno 63s63I; steamer IS. Oats iirmcr NJ,
snsde better; Southern aTHtS; Western v:
I7atS; do mixod d5a4G; Penn l7aiS. Kv,5,
nally 90a95. Hay unchanged. ConaG u,
but firm; Rio cRrgoos l3fsl5t Sugar on,.,
soft % Whiskey unchangcd
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NEw YORK. Fab. li-$t"cks s:rany. A..
b. Flon- qaI"L. WhcM mnaor,,riy m,.
Corn dull.
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SUiiss;n.l

BUrF:.Lo, 4. l., Feb. l.t-A .......
sion occurred on !ha Canada S,, r,H,"..t
near Iilcsonbure, ycsterisy, tc.waa.n,' I9 O
irciehts, but toftuHaio!y pcne 0; Il" "! ": b.
were injured. So complete WAS H. h., "a. "'!a
track had to BIO built arcutd il :, WEEK
passenger trains 10 pass. lie cans, u! Wv
cident is laid 10 the train iispascbe,. Z. u. u:
stated that nothing has been seen =, 10 10
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FKEnERICKsHuRn MARKET, Fol. la.-E
1nint; Fsmilv 75aSS; TX IA 7n:;,, Is snr.,
vi. Wheat higher, scarce an,t wanted; y.
red l4ialb0; primo lh$al55; Futz lhGlIl,. C.
in demand At tia57. No Ryc olloring
would bring SDaSt. Cats scarca arl W.
oil at 4%s45. Tho market is very bare Of q.
NJ present, attributed principally {" The yI'
ton Of tho roads in tho country.
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GOENS CAN RE CURED whio YOU slcr'
- by using PELS WONDERFUL COHS
SOLVENT prico 25c bottle. For sale b.
eepEl l.. STABLER 81 CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

RROOMHl BROOMSl BRUOMSl GGl d.
~ Btoonls in etore snd for sale by
MCLEAN 81 UHLEk,
lob q 7G King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14
To THE puHJI(i.

LEWIS MCKENZIE. p. M,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14
w. 8. MOORE,

Nj lLtlNERYl MI LLINERYl--My Isl
4xl styles are now ready, in Straw, Fol. m!
Flush also iull limo Of Volve!s, Satin nm
Silks; Is dozen Folt Hats at 75c each 1t
FERG USON Sc BROS.
oct % NG k;noa irn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

STOVE POLISH sid STOVE BRUSHES
~ for aale cheap at
AchEAN e UHLERS,
lob = 7G Kin" street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

eQGn GRAIN BAGS. made by the
cCCO Ladies' Aid and Employment
Society, for saIo by
ism - THOMAS PERRY Art.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

fIDONlN, tho boat preparation over Offered
~ tor tho euro Of CHAPPED SKIN viii
eradicate pimpo,, and give 10 tho complexion
colt and healthy appearance. rrico - GIG Irr
bottle. For salo by
ian rs WARElEJ.D C. HALL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-14

A PERSONS PRESERVED CHEZ
a RlES, Ounces, Pine Apple, RaapberIic;,
Plums and Peaches, in liva pound pals, rccey
CD ana Tor ssle by L. w. AVERY,
oocO 2G King IS.