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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-21

ol
$50 acres, all under good hedge and plank
fence, good two story frame house, new ana III
good order, number one cellar and smoke house,
coal house and barn, good land and in good
neielTborho0d. Situated 10 miles north east oil
Mexico. Price $500. ..=. .--.
No Il.
100 acre farm divided into six fields, all under
good fence. 20 acres timothy and clover, 20 acres
blue grass pasture, 10 acres timDcred pasture, ~
acres in cultivation, 5 acres lots and orehard,
good one story frame house 8 rooms, porch and
portico. good new barn, two wells, good stock
ponds, four miles west of Mexico, on the county
road. Price $4,000.
Anice!y improved farm hf $50 acres in Galloway
county. new frame house four rooms and porch,
acres first class white oak. hickory and walnut,
part of land finely adapted to tobacco and wheat
raising. so acres good timothy meadow, 10 acres
prairie and in cultivation. convenient to schooi,
post office enc churches. Price S2,50.
Nos.
number one farm of $50 acres. all under rail
tIIre. balance of farm divided into four Fields, II
acres of pasture In timber, spring and creek wa
ter on farm, good orchard of i40 trees, good com
foatable house of four roOnis, beautiful lawn OIL
and shade trees, good new frame
barn .sox4e feet. Situated Is miles northwest OIL
Mexico. Price 1880.
No. %.
so acres improved land, two miles northeast OF
Mexico. 60 acres in cultivation, 20 acres IN pas
ulre. house with two rooms and Kitchen, log
harm and number ode smoke house. one mile o1
hedge fence, good well and two ponds. orchard
six Years old. Price $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-21
FASHION
Bazaar !!
Mrs. Henderson 4 Paullil

Have just returned from Saint
Louis with a full line Of fall and win
ter millinery goods. We have all the
latest styles in Hats, Bonnets, I,aces,
Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and
other fancy articles. Our goods have
been selected with personal care, and
we aatter ourselves that we can
please the most fastidious both in
STYLES and designs.
"Quick sales, small profts'' shall
be our motto. As we bought for
cash, we can sell low. Dressmaking,
stamping, Pinking, Embroidering,
&c. Pleating done to order. We
earnestly solicit q share of the public
patronage. AL are invited to exam
inc our stock, east side of the square,
next door to j. D. Norris, dry goods
house, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-21
NOTICE
TO Tax Pam

NOTICE 10 hereby gives . ~
payers Of Audrian countY
Tax Books of 1880 are now
hands ready for collection, aad
the undersigned collector viii u
rat the time and places mentioaal|
low, for the purpose of reesfa
taxes due for the year 1880, an :
delinquent taxes for back yesa
Epersons having taxes to pay-snM
Equired by Law to come forwsstn =
settle.
CTOBE
Laddonia-Prairie townshia. q
tober % and Is. q q
VanGalia - Cnivre townshiAN
tober 81.
Crows School House-Cuivist !,
Octnber %. MA asfaus
Church nearJudge Owiness,
township, October 10.
Friendship-Saiing townshlhQ
Etober 20. -
Walkers School Heuse-Unah
October 81 and ~.
EG%,- EE fl
Let every tax payer be surs Z
bring the number of his land u
him. as / shall make the reoeipt4
the number brought; bring ~
road receipts.
l. B. F. DOBYNs,
/ Collector Reyssuk
l. Andrian "a
Mexico, No., Sept. Q, 1880
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-21

NOTICE is hereby given that
~ will, as executrix Of the eatate
Of B. f. Creason. deceased, on the
second monday in November, 1880,
NOV. 8, 1880) at the September adj
journed term, 1880, Of the Andrain
County Probate Court, make my
final settlement Of said estate.
TABITHA CREAsoN,
Executrix Estate.B. r. Crcason,
23-4t deceased. +.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-21

No. 81.
$50 acres, all under fence, undivided into five
fields. young hedge fence, $50 acres meadow. $50
acres under pillow. 1870 acres timbered pasture,
two small frame houses, good water facilities,
creek runs through farm, a no. 1 stock farm situ-
ate Z miles northwest Of Mexico. Price 5000
per acre.
NJ q
go acres) all in cultivation, 200 acres in cultiva-
tion. balance in blue grass and timothy, large
brick and frame house with Is rooms, lee house,
buggy houre and all necessary improvements.
three good orchards. running water through the
farm, good coal bank 33 inch vein. A splendid
farm OF number one land. Price low.
2s2 acres all under good fence except 40 acres
timber detached ! 1-2 miles. 70 acres timothy,
good orchard. balance in cultivation. good one
cistern, fine lot Of shade trees around the house,
good school house on farm. school fluid sufieient
to run school 8 months in the year, abundance Of
stock water. Situate on the Mexico and 81
Charles road, mine miles east OF Mexico. 5 miles
from L.addonia and Benton City. A fine farm.
well loeatedgood range for stock. Price $1,000
per acre.
GO acres river bottom land, all In gohd shape.
160 acres blue grass, 100 acres timothy, 40 acres
fimbered pasture. balance under pillow, all well
fenced, good 1 1-2 story frame house f6x4S feet
with ell 1Gxa2 feet, good ice house, buggy house,
&c. Barn iox60 feet with basement 4DxaO feet,
plenty water for all purposes. improvements
uate five miles north Of Mexico. on county road.
Price so per acre,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-21
FOR CoNGREss-13TH DISTRICT,
AYLETT I'll. BUCKNER.
OF Audrain County.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE-3RD DISTRICT,
ELIJAH ROBINSON.
Of Pike County.
County Democratic Ticket.

County Democratic Ticket.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
CHAS. G. DANIEL
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
A. G. TURNER.
o
DANIEL WOODWARD.
FOR COLLECTOR,
BENZ. F. DOBYNS.
FOR JUDGE,
s. NJ. EDWARDS.
o PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
j. Med. TRIMBLE.
o ADMINISTRATOR,
GEO. ROBERTSON.
FOR SURVEYOR,
CHAS. D. RODGERS.
FOR ASSESSOR,
JOHN p. BEATTY.
o coUNT JUDGE-EAsrRRN
Ell GRIGSBY.
FOR oUNTY JUDGE-wEsrERS
r. CREED CARTER.
FOR CORONER,
W. W. RODMAN, M. d.
FOR coNsTABLE-sALT RIVER TOWNSHIP,
ROBERT B. HOOTON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-21

II Stop Organs s sss. ;sas and I s ssslss'sds
only es7.7 Neu Pianos, 3le6 to 4l.6o0. Md
suWmer ofer Illustrated free. Address DAME
2. Beatty, Washington. Nj.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-21
State Democratic Ticket.

State Democratic Ticket.
o GoyKfes5is5
HON. I. T. CRITTENDEN,
Of JOHNSON County.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
HON. ROBERT A. CAMPBELL,
Of st. Louis.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
HON. MICHAEL X. McGRATH,
Of st. Louis.
FOR TAT AUDITOR,
HON. JOHN WALKER,
Of Howard.
FOR a TREASURER,
PHIL. +. CHAPPELL,
of Cole.
FOR ATTORNEY
HON. DANIEL II. MCINTYRE,
Of Audraln.
FOR REGISTER OF LANDS,
HON. ROBERT A. MeCULLoCH,
of Cooper.
FoR UPREME JUDGE,
HON. R. D. RAY,
of Carroll.
o RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
GEORGE c. PRATT,
FOR STATE sENAroR-NINTH
HON. j. L. STEPHENS,
of Boone.
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Z. tli.!s. ikssE.S"kE.EA
Wi1ITy to 6ay.

~ fiiS w bat.
Ihcyn will bc & l.a..i, aar !.np rig.n nj Sa
Icp's ilal', !utsiny sverirg, february t.
= !! Tile chill: q Ar. JOHN Burrago died
"udd"o!9 With Ia. Group, IN Saturday sight,
On pcy:on Street,
A no!9 icnpcfaacs ord,r. 20 b. called the
Charlie Nye club, will be organized. ID night at
ihc hal! CT the Sun !irn rrsino house.
Tho g0naa c1orri mon Of his CITY 4si NEE!
nj Ola tciuSa lial! ii 9 O cl, tx tG-asht FER .En
purrusn ii rraan Eng lt,lubic,n Cub.
Mr.. NatlN Lindsay, who has baen il f,cbc
!icHi!h Ior sn,ne tine. iclt 10 day Tor Florida,
acorlnP panied i'y hia vie, iof the beuciir ct hi;
health.
The colorll Reform Gnh will meet Tonight,
at the Thlt! Hapli4l Church. R@v. Fields Cook,
passcr, eni will bn ADDRESSED by SPEAKERS from
Washington.
Mayor c. H. Smith has issura an ,rdcr for.
bI1ii32 pj:lo,m u ~ i"n7h their bcail for aiy
purn"1", stV; by orders, under Icualry II d4
charge OF Suspension.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

STURGEON IN TIE PoToMAC. Whcu taking
fish from bis Outlines" in tho Potomac river,
near Green Spring ruo, yesterday, joseph Fox
Of North Cumberland, found caught 90 Quo OF
tho hooks monstrous looking fish that frigh-
tened him so thit he killed it. After d,libcral-
lDg whether to throw it back into the stream, he
decided to bring it home. aod did So. /! Was
exhibited at Gross & Co.'S yesterday and at
trac!ed many visitors, who pronounced it every
thing from lizard to shark. Experts, how.
ever, Recognized 1t to be a surgeon. /; Was
about eighteen irches in ltpath, and vas oon
stqucntly, young. 1t is supposed that il, and
rethaIs othars OF its species, got amor 6 The
supplies OF young salmon, etc, rut ino tie
1lver at this city By the State aud Uuitod S;ai es
Fish Commissions. Oilers vii probably be
caught next s1mmer.- Cumberland N1rs
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EE:Esas ssEaTS. EuSRg- .,,c-

NJ ut!CE-l call the attention of the public
- TO Inc Hortheaat corner Of the Market on
fslfisx and Cameron strcots, whore have re-.
sumod business at my old stand, and will hsve
4 On 4anG q; al times good supply of CHOICE
FRhS4 ID EATS. consisting of Beef, Mutton,
LAMP II Veal and Pork, together with ell kinds
OF oSUSAGE and PUDDINGS, of my own
manulscturo. also call attention to stall No
~, Opposite where have on hsnd fine ssIec.
Iion OF CHOICE PICKLES, consisting of Gu.
GG.um6ers, Chow Chow, Chop Pickle, Miyed
Flcklo. Ghorkins Caulilowor and Picked
U2h niSs AID all kinds of Pickles in gl.ss jars
french +, Mustard, puro Olive Oil, imported
soam Gheese, Pepper Sauce, Ssrdines in quar-
Ter ara half boxes, Minco Meat, Maccsroni.
Lene rs, ETC.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, pro
P M for table uso Immediately, consisting Of
msckrel, Shsd, Salmon and Potomac Roe Her.
ring. ANY Of these srticles can be procured Of.
Yer msEkot hours st my store, No. 74south Fair
isA street. 2OO bbls Of Fish consisting of gcnu.
me Labrador end Family Roe Herring, in bbls,
halt bbls and kits; Potomac Shsd, in barrels,
haIt barrels and kits; Mackerel, Nos. l, and 8,
IN parrois, half barrels and kits
nov - s. j, REED,
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AETsEMEYTa
ga REPTA- Halt,
THE BATTLEOF CHANCEJIo

General FITZHUGH LEE having lirdlc
Gonsenttd to deliver aa sGdrosa before the n
i he hook and Ladder Go Tao shovo subi ct has
o'' FS1rriGa ana Inc address vii tedcliv red On
1t is theme full Of thrilling rathoss n. Il
nGr.ra5s the death Of Stonewsll Jackron. and
Wh!'a pointi! & TO his noble heroism, dwelis .tiil
more inten:ly upon his devotion to his God. This
committee in charge promise TO use their hast
tend. - oil WIZ ~
Doors npon al I 60; address al sn NJ T;oto,s
3 ceDts-to be had of tho following com m;ttoo
kdSar Wafiald, w. K. Davidson and 4. NJ.
H"sH"i'' jan 3l-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

& PRtTIY PHILANTnRopnIsT. Tho "Pfis-
opcr's Friend" Of New York is ve,y hand
ioao nnd quiet wealthy western lady named
Linda Gilbert. She supplies tho poor Rrc,chcs
with books, papers, otc., and to those who arc
penuod in the deadly and horrible Tombs she
brings Giles Lininent Iodidc Ammonia, which
she says is the only real treatment for the ncu.
rag!a ard rheumatism. Giles Pills cure neu.
Iasa. Sold by all druggist. Send fer pamph-
let to Dr. Giles, TO West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial s;Za 25 cents.
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feb .

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a Dwell.
~ L1NG-By virtue Of decree pronounced
by the CORPORATION Court of tho city of a lexan.
dra in the suit of Samuel h. Janney vs. John
II. Haynes 81 81, tho undersigned, Commission
ora therein named, will otltr for sale by public
suction, before the front door Of the Court room
on Fairfax street, in Alt1 andris, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 81 day Of March, 1850 LOT OF
GROUND and BUlLDlNGt The reon. beginning
on the north side of Queen etreet - feet .st Of
Pitt street; thence north parallel with Pitt st.
10 foet; thence east parallel with Queen street
Is feet; thence south parallel with Pr! street l20
feet to Queen street. and thence west on Queen
street IL feet 10 the b. & ming, with the Use Of
an feet alley extending from the northern ter
minus OF The sid lot, and connecting with II
feet alley running from Pitt to Royal st.
Terms Of Sale: Ono third Of tn. Iurch sss
money in cash, and the residue in three equal
pay ments in sir, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from tbs day Of sale; the notes of
the purchaser, waving homo stead Exemption,
with security, 10 be given Tor tho deferred DAY
ments, and The tile of the properly to be- rttaif-
ei until tho whole Of the purchase m0rGy is paid.
JOHN NJ JOHNSON, romm'r rs OF
ALBERT STUART, ! Ssla
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LOCAL MATTERS,

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Jia. 81. 1850.
For tho Middle Slalcs n&rthcss. TO southeast
w.ats, slowly falling barometer, slight rise in
temperature. and clea- or fair weather during
the dsy, followed by threatening weather and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

a DlsGRACEFULSIGur.-T TO see man drunk
on The streets is bad enough, but when q VIC
man so lar forects herself a1 10 sppcar 10 public
10 state Of boastly iptozicatio1 tho sight pre-
scented is painful cno. n nan and woman
came 10 this city yesterday from Washing on,
in buggy, and stopped at place on King
street. The man aighted, sud left tho woman
IN tho vehicle. when she attempted to get cut,
and in doing 50 fell scross The carriage step, aud
remained 10 that position untiI somo bysiaLd ors
came TO her relief. Ga Wa1kiugton street the
man ard the woman got into difficulty and nc
woman VAS knocked out OF the buggy. falling
upon the ground and cutting her !tco. She
was again picked by the lockers On. and tied
in tho buggy. Whether they reached Wash.
iDston sstty or DOT is unknown, but one thing
is certain. they mace most dsgracciul sprc'
tscc Of themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

BALTIMORE, Fob. 2 -VirginIa ca defarr'd s {;
do consolidated 1e4 do second series %; mast
due coupons 752; new I040s So. Cotton Grrn ;
mddlinG - -Four quie: and steady Howard
stIoet and Western Super i0.S5 rs; do Extra
o0.S5 %; do Extra 8 5O.SG; do Family G 80.
81 %; do Hio brands 7a$7 %; Patapsco Family
So haet-Soulhcrn steady and quiet West
ern oasier and dull Southern rcd I35ai2S; Go
smb,r liQali5; No 2 Wcotern wintor red spot
ll).llOl; Feb l40al4G!; Mar l423s1l3i; April
l44!al1i! May li5isli5i Corl-Southorn irn
and quiet; Western spot firm; futures easier
Southern white 5JaGl do yellow 67s53; West n
mixed spot 37s574 Feb 55l.553 Mar J3It5}9
Aprl 81 ,5ii Msy Is ,53. steamer Oh. Oats
steady; Southern 1910; Western white 4Sa19
do mixed 41alS; Ponna i:a40. Rye quiet st 9Oa
Maryland l7aS!S Coffee quiet Rio csTeocs II
slC3 Sugar stesly; A soil!l Whilkcy dull
81 i01a$l II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

MACHINERY FOR THE SHIP YARp.-Th ina
chLntry for the ship yard including saw uiiil
and palmer, arrived from New York to day in
tho steamer John Gibson. When this ma
chlncty is placed 10 position at tho yard the
Alexandria MaIiEc Railway Company will be
better prepared than ever to compete with the
D:st yards in tho country. The schooner that
Is COW being built there will be the large st ever
6uIit 10 this city, and the steamer John w.
ihomIs n. now being repaired there, will DO
completed by the 18Th instant, and Preset
handsome appcararc,.
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OFFICE,

EH AYOKS OFFICE,
ITA ALEXANDRIA VA, Feb 2 1880
Any policeman Leaving his beat, while on
duty unless ordered by the Mayor, Captain or
Lieutenant OF tbs Poice force, or in the dh
charge Of his duies or called to make en- arrest,
or give ASSISTANCE. will be summarIly dealt with
feb2 CJURTLAND II. SMITH, Mayer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

We can recommend our readers to Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup in alI casea Of Coughs,
Colds, Gle. 1t cost only % cents bottle aud is
warranted to care
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z eS II, }.

IN Warronton. Va, on tho Goth inst, ELLEN
VICTORIA, daughter Of the lato Elizabeth
Lindsay and Major Mann Page Lomax, United
States Army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

ROWDIES FROM WASHINGToN. Al: Xandfia
vas Visited yesterday by 2 couple OF rowiios
from Washington, supcs, or clog dancers from
tho Theatre COuiiqlc IN that city, by name
Charles Allison and Alfred Christie. They
brought somo iieh tiug wilskoy aon2 with them,
or got II when they G'r:gtt; ii is ret know d
which. Bot. Lnyh0W, they become Intoxicated
aud c0nGCC C themselves II a iaost d. graceful
tntrncr. They pro;1c:,d ~ King street rlap
plUg ard kicking ri gentlemen and Insulting
ladies, until they n,ar,d the corner OF Pit
street. where ID" net wi'i. tn, reception
they deserved. IL wa- about haf. past
tWtiV,; the CONGREGATIONS 81 the clutChts were
on Their way irOI thc @rv' ral laccs Of worship
Hhon tie two rouslS cGlbr"cri :nu opportunity
60 show themselves. and acted 10 1Hos! dAor
rcntsomcn, very qIiGt ;:ii or,rriy uHtitr Ordl-
nary circumstances, Ha;kCG IItn th2tr and gage
them what they needed very hadly--e good
ihrashirg. There was considerable excitement
for O short time, ant duri, he niccn enc 0!
tho ecH,lcmcn Slard,rc ~ !at al If III hair
Knocked Ctt his head. Tie gow,iiea Heic ar
rcsIcd and locked up IN TIE atnii0u house. This
morning they were tame enough! ~ DC 1T oGHr
IN the Commuplly again, PROV i'd they had five
dollars with which 10 yuicIGtc their liberty.
Alison paid his iiHr aud was discharged, luz
Christie vas detained un;it he MD s.cu,c his
foe from Warrington. i:Dt! Of ihcia w,r.
v,ry srrry ihs5 tbs iit!c siItiI had Happened
AID laid it ell on Waa;icg;0a H.llskcy, but thu
truth IL tn Is drunken lnaD CEiy shows VIVA!
he would be when sober Il lie had he courage.
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FISH

MACKEHEL., HERRING, COD FISH AND
POTATOKS.
Mes. and MACKEREL, in b5ls, half and
quarter bbls and ki;s
LABRADOR, SPLIT and ROUND HER
RINU.
$500 lbs COD and BONELESS FISH.
80 bushels choice NEW YORK STATE
EAKLY ROSE POTATOES.
n. LINDSEY s. CO,
iAh 6 and King strnnL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

J:t'- Tho regular meeting Of tho Hydrauiion
Steam Engine Company will bo hold tomorrow
(Tunedsy) evening lie Ord inst u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

The market opens qaict and easy. Flour is
dull and quiet, aEd prices arc nominal. Wheat
is in light receipt, snd rIccI are Grin; we no.o
tn!os OF sn1s)! lois GC fultz NJ I'D and l4!, but
choice Lancaster woud bfi"g 11js117 Corn is
steady and firm, with light cl1rings, and ealos
at 80 for white No Hyo or Oats reported
Country produce IS higher, and SIC roqisc quo
tstoEs. pLher articles, with the exception Of
lump plaster, whch is higher, nro quiet and
unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

REMARKABLE HElPER Mt j. ". L,lts,
OF Fairfax. who lives Gear Ia5 fed has halt
hlderoey hotter Which cavcd at oGe year old
aud at The first milking gave one and halt vai-
Ions OF milk. This il considered most re-
aIkah'c cssc, Int it is vcuchcd fer Oh good
authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

foLlCE RErORTr--The only cis:s at polico
headquarters to-day, wcro those OF two roughs
from Washington, Charles Allison and Alfred
Christie, for being drupk aud disordcrly They
were fined five dollars each.
:. George" nua Day, for abusive language toward
Virginia Nelson, WAS bound over TO keep The
re CO, on Saturday at!erutoo, by Justice L,vcr
10y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

New LoDGE.-La!eyctie Lodge No. ], Coun.
ell Of Ten, orpanZ?d in this ci y, Friday tirht,
aud elected JsGcs NJ. GNimoud, Dictator
Albert i. Sct~oj, Sr Cjmusnicr; Il, 7.
Cook, Vice COMMANDER Gcer!r H. Iinkcn,
loquIsltcr; }. W. ChsuncoY, Rccorcing Serb,
): +. Benson, Fuar cial Scribe; Gcor.c ".
iislI, Banke;; Richard lawns, Warden; Rog,
Jacobs, lauer Guard; Luccu l.. Mason, OatI
Guard ROlla Henry, Jsniior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

Sun risss..,.~".." 4 sun sots........... s "A
AgSIVED
Stmp John Gibson, N Y, 10 f 4 Reed.
Str &nn Eliza Philadelphia, to r a KeoI.
Str Lady Of Tho Lake. Norfolk, to + a Reed.
Ctr Jsnc Mcsolcy, lower Iot'c TO + 4 Reed,
Schr Lizzie Reagan, l,w=r Potomac. oysters
TO mGslr.
Sthr Oliver Harsso2, lower Potomac, oysters
to MASTER.
CLEARED :.
Str Lady Of Tho Lake. Norfolk, By + a Reed.
Sir JaLo hosolcy, loser Potc. be + A. Reed,
Bark Hannah Mci.0on, Hatanzt,, Cab, 5y
+ A Reed and : Merrill
Sehr Bori II LaLb.,t EnprahsHEoci; liver
ny master.
Sohr Francis II Golden, MallawcfEan crock.
by ma5ics
oioop Vireinls lo~rr pcLo,uac l,,r g4sio hp
mAster.
ESAoAAEi:1
i~chr E;a,Iy a Baile, nei.ca, s. Norfolk 3lst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

PHILADELPHIA. Feb'y. = Cattle dull; TO-.
celpis 900 prmoG; good 81; r.edium s; com
mon 81 Sneep in fair demand; receipts COCO;
primo 81 good GaGi medium s! C; common "A
s5. Hogs In fair demand; receipts 1000; prime
t}a7 good g.; common GsC!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

COLoRED EMGRhTTs. taolher ia1l. pa,ty
IT C I0T4d e!nlsTaIts rs:a.d thfrngh tits cii5
last night tn lhc |iGgi,is A;i;Es,.,; t.rn
from the South, IN 'ht:r Way 10 ini;a-
napolls, Indiana. Ihc con- patty va e9mgo.cd
Ct few men and large nam5cr ii trOnl"n
ard children. Oao Ct the w5m2n gave brth
to child on the train, iis3 before uhanei2g
cars II. Wythou,ln and had 30 be conveyed from
one train to the other on - baggage truck. They
were al cOmtn,tahc. and locked rs II they had
been we'll fed Ga b iGs aaknd # they were nnt
G0nlJttaho IN ia: Son h., they replied hist
they had lre!iy comfortable tonnes, and made
enough to supply Their lIu.iica with plenty to
cat, bat they had been .,;Gnised honic4 Of thcir
own IN Indiana, and inducements held out 70
them that they could not refuse. 70 The ulas-
ton, as The coIo:cd nIul treated well u the
South by The white people," ono 81 them, the
spokesman fer the crowd, anagcrrd that they
we're if they behaved themselves, hot said lie,
Lord bless The bigger il lie gets eff the rsrk. /"
The spokesman stated that part Of their fare
had been nsid, with tho promise tina! the other
part, and more besides, would DO made M Tor
them when they arrived at tho end OF their
journey. Poor deludcd negroes, they will lind
that the promised land Of milk and honey will
contain nothing for them but apples Of ii0don.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

Tue REMAINS Ct tho !atn hlr. Thomas KID
well, former resident 81 Alexandria, were
brought 20 his ciy q Saturday AFTERNOON from
Washington AID inferred 10 the l'resh,L, ran
cCnictI,V
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

NftpS AND MARRIAGES -TgtIya decd
Hcr" "dnnIt'd 10 record, and five mari ,gc
!! c'ha1s we're issued iG the Clerks Office Of the
hl'Xsndra County Court during the mouth ct
'i1guaiy, lS6O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02
FOE SALE OH RENT.

FOE BE N Tho commodious FIRST.
L. GLASS WAREHOUSE. No. Is south
Union street, formerly occupied by Messrs. a.
Il. Robinson y Son. Possession given At once
Apply TO L. 3. dOOE. jan80.1m
TOR SALE-THE DESIRABLE THREE
SiOH4 BRlCh DWELLING, No. N.
Alfred street, between King and Cameron.
supplied with water, gas and all tho modern
imp, ovements. The house is surrounded by
lno lot Cumming back to Columbus st } contain
ing variety OF fruit trees and encloses, stsbles
and carriage house.
Terms: Part cash, and tho residue on time.
with good security.
Apply at this office. jan 22-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

ENOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
r. roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
G7 Cameron street, lately occupied by 4. B.
Lawson & Go. Apply to
sepl6 K. NJ. LAWSON.