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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-02-15
MEMORANDA,

Ship Blanchard Cakes, at San Francisco 4tf
inst from New York. reports, when off River Platte
encountered pampero0, the wind coming from al
points; shifted cargo and listed ship to starboard
Of Cape St John was seventeen days with violent
gales from SW to WSW.
Ship Elwell. BastOw, at Liverpool from Rangoon
reports succession of strong easterly gales from
the Western Islands, at times blowing hurricane
during which lost fore and main lower topsails.
Barque Minnie Hunter, Lathwate at Cardenas
from Portland. reports during a gale, shipped sea
which washed off deckload.
Brig Ernest, from Cedar Keys for New York, is
the vessel which put into Beaufort in distress. She
was leaking lightly and had lost deckload She has
repaired and was ready to proceed 10th.
Brig Carrie e Pickering, from Boston for Mobile
with ice. went ashore Saturday afternoon, on East
Chop, in thick fog. She was hauled off next day
Damage not ascertained.
Sch Almeda, Smith, from Portland for New York
with lnmber is ashore on the west side of Naatuck
et and may be total wreck She reg sters 81
tons, was built in 1872 at Pembroke, where she
was owned by Bridges Co. and others.
Sch j F Carver, Wall, from Weehawken for Port
and. with coal. is ashore on the west end of Nan
tucket and will be total wreck. Capt Wall reports
seeing boats a cake of ice Feb Sd and
thinks they drifted to
Sch Nellie Shaw Hall, from New York for Lisbon
put into st Thomas LIST inst with loss of mainboom
and mainsail, and cabin, house, and rail stove.
Sch Etna, Sawyer, at New York from Orchilla
reports heavy NV gales most of Il time for twenty
days and lost two jbs.
Sch John l. Tracy, of st George. which was aban
doned some months since, was passed Jan 23d, by
barQue at Philadelphia from Sierra Leone.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
Receipt. of Maine Central.

By water conveyance-1ooo bush Oornmeal to G
W True a.
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EUROPE.

Social Conditioned Ireland I'M
proving.
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M 4 RINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MONDAY, Feb. IA.
Arrived.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, Boston for Eastport
Sch S Foster Stanley Eastport, (and sailed west)
Sch Exact, Kimball. North Boothbay.
Sch Lewis R French Newman, North Boothbay.
Sch Sophia Wiley, Hams, Port Clyde.
OUTSIDE, (Sunset)-A deep threemasted schr,
heading in.
Cleared.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-Henry
Fox.
Sch Fanny Flint, Warren, New York Gilbert
Soule.
SAILED-Brig Don Jacinto; schs Canton, Oliver
DYER Oliver Ames L Smith, Emma X Smalley
Odell, P Rogers, Foster, Kate Markee
The new ship built by VIM Rogers, at Bath, about
1900 tons, has been sold to parties in Boston, at
ABOUT SGT, 200. She will probably load for San
Francisco.
One-eighth of ship St Mark, of Bath, 1878 tons,
has been sold to Messrs Fisher of Bath at 50 800.
This vessel was recently chartered to load at San
Francisco for Europe at Us 6d,-the gross freight
amounting to $4,000.
The new ship James Drummond, which arrived at
New York few days since from Bath, has been
chartered to load for San Francisco. The freight
will amount to $4,000.
Messrs Goss g. Sawyer, of Bath, will soon place
the keel for 1000 ship, to be built this year.
Ship Samaria of Bath, Capt Patten, which recent
ly arrived at Liverpool from San Francisco, made
the passage in liz days.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
AR at New York 18th. ship Alice Buck, HERMAN
Hong Kong.
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th inst steamer Lake Mani
toba, Scott Portland.
AR at Havre 18th inst, ship Theobald, Water
house, Charleston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

IuE FIRE LAST Mont. --Ihe eIsyu, Of IRE
last night abon. II o'cock was caused By the
Su.n'n% OF the root Il back building CT IL Cd
DICK nous: % s1ulh U6ioa street, oppcs tc TIC
snip ysfd, Gc,u.l:d ny Two coi0red mc1-Fctaf
Blue and y DIN .iolats. h3 t CIT part 0! the
building was ccj1ri,d hv I, w.doz lady nsmed
HJs y iGu cn'!fa Gtro D.par:m,as vas on the
Gidrn5, bu: tno i;ldcag:go tgat the cniy ca-
@co ih.t ven. 1870 s.rT;,. VaG tanae, 90
III: houso VA s,;Gh', t2t vg,u,I'E # HJCd
o2on$i5g to Mrs. P2sag s.as Gsg,royci aud
nnnDaT OF clIckocs burned 3p1 DO 96ei. TIE
:" a'i cjiorct roca s!nmb2rad nai slept dI5-
TX n. p7tG.c5 OF tho l:c. wnioi il slppus&a
. haze o!igtoa!oi from l2s ishes iG irepI.cs
. :; the wood sn4 :iar :.on.aa GA the way to
III ire tho hose clrriago Of the Columbia
A.tim En- C2mGan? vas d@ajaGed hy running
$40 ac:T' lett standing ia the middle Of the
s.Iae; uy The n4oeT. The hose c!rrif@2 Of tts
!lyGfau.:9a Sloan, F5c Company. ;uruad over
10 g5!Tg CGWl n h!!,. The brass ca2 Of the
Il chamber ct the ugdrai;iioa c7aine. s,r.
'TeUo'Gd b. AZ csg,e YES ilat. Nh Frsuk
h.iE.:!', 4 UI1H@.r vi tic iigGcat1 ion Gem
pay, tal j:s sish. ioos badly nash
Il o. sal'ion nlp9 L t&a e;g 60 ia:ltrg on it.
iEf5 bro briggs 70 InIH- eG uatuTtU0stu aiT2ir
T:l31 Co25;r-G Il h, aa;Gn old kitchen io The
asfjy p';t OF lii; yGsf 1862, aaA 1aini has
l7a3,ttI naV!7 GGcu y lra5 before. the e.
@'t& o!n1a hav!tg s..}T: Nrla previously been
i2>;toftQ by ;nGcE3a5G soidncy. iiGr ya1rs
,rl.T - .aa. ;tmc 30 Gil lazy named TaTia-
- occ1p'sd he D'Gca a5:r. aa1 mapagoI 70
ara i.7alhoGt ~ wa-ii;., fJT 5av9gai families
= II, aeEtGO:h20i. The esd wlu1an il gu s.
IN Wl9 7a'h0. ct 20 oce-atE2 or nCi:terOas dis.
rJsty0, tut ga9G ;lltu:.3 1ilha ana YES
acTs!!? liked. Gee gloomy Cvaa,og 9, The
p.rO mIl:icosd aJoya si1 rn.u.raA |-a,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
PROFESSIONAL gASsEb$.

& CARn-It should be generally known that
"a persons go unfortunate as to lose ore or
mora OF ihsir teeth need not wait yeaks and
months for artificial substitutes and endure in.
convenience. disagreestl, changes in ycice, f.
clsl expression, &C., but may have artificial
tooth made before and inserted i7ameiia.ely af-
ter extraction Of their natural tooth. By this
modo better adaptation, moro pleasant cx.
preston and nearer approach toward prasary.
ing Inc nstuIs! harmony of tho features are SO.
cured. and very much of the pain and difficulty
experienced in learning to uso teeth are also
avoided. hsvo prsctlced this mode successfully
for seven yesr5, snd having Introduced it here.
would DO glad to refer hny one Interested to ma.
sents who know oft from experience In treating
tho natural teeth my objec. is to preserve cysrT
one that ticls patience and modern methods OF
treatment can sAvo The use OF arsenic in de-
s!roying exposed nerves is condemned by the
more enlightened of tho dontal profession on
account o. its turning teeth dark. inducing go
scess and finally the loss of thu teeth. The neIye
pulp which is the source Of Ito to the tooth,
should alWsyC be treated. whoa e1po:od, with
view to its restoration to hesth. l use no cheap
slloys for filing; ny fees ara nue. less thsn are
usually charged for the ssms class of work.
Gold filing from $3.50 up; ether work at BRO.
portionatEiy low rates
w. DONNALLY, D. D.S,
Graduate Dontal Dersrt,
Univ. of Michigan.
Olica: 1872! F s.reGt. northw west Washington,
D. u. nr4.Sm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

lIyiLX NESTING IN THE CoUNIY.-Ol
Woia, sisy g meeting was held ct Arlil g:oo. 10
he clloicd schooI house. about o'clock. JohD
i. Syphsx. member CT tho township reouoll'
,aa committee aud B:i.i smln AusIio, Chairman
OF I6c republican, c;uary committee, took poe
: :Soc Of tho platform tGz tho purpose OF call
iog tho c,iing 10 order. Mr.. a. rapplng On
o1c side of the de:k and S3pbox on ;he other.
ihi8 performance vas kap: up for several MIC.
u.tg Ehen Bstj. Au,io ceased rapplrg abc
rcsa o Printed call Issued by The republican
co1Ity committee. TtQat5tlDg the REPUBLICANS
10 meet 30 decide What ac!on 10 take IN regsrd
10 INC scion Of o2uUtry SID disstic: affairs ct
tic Nay cleo i0D," and tba. By virtue OF hls
flee IS chairman Of that committee, nc called
the mcclioe TO order upan molten OF ": a.
rive TO y. vas elected chairman and lib
tc: AI'3o secretary. Syphsy all the t;me
ke9,;apIips upon Tic table AID talking. he.
S,i'rx, ,heo stated ,hst be desired to state
his 80 .iop, which lie proceeded TO DO. aud
@lulG Up It's :ensrks by saying be would pre-
nc a. ttat ute aS CT die-and kept On rap
I!Gg. TIC chairman. Austin DOT desiring tina!
thc busi0es FIR whi;h tho meeting was called
phaut 10 ior.h5r interrupted requested
S'Fh'Z 10 sep that fco!isbness, which BIO de-
c, usd to Do, and the chairman was about res
moVing Mr. SIS stick from tho table. Wheu
5yphax drew back bis stick as if to strike the
tsirmap, when Austin seizsd bc!d Of the s!ics
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end forced S5phsz eff tbs platform. Tais
seemed to be signal fer O general row,
tor IN few miaut.s the friends of each
.ef3 engaged 10 g hand to haod sc5ill ;,
oulng Which the lamp disappeared from
ne desk, tho dok WAS upset, aid tn,
s!oVe went to pieces. In q few minutes order was
restored and Berj amin Austin called lte meet.
ing 70 order, read an order from tho trustees
giving him permission TO hold the mooting
mere mere and again read tie call for the meeting.
Whereupon Mr. II. Q. Stevens offered the fl.
loving which were unanimously adopted:
whereas during the lato Presidential cam
pslsn the republicans OF Virginia not only had
Ine denocFstic party 10 contend with. but they
a!s0 mad 10 contend with enemies in their own
IsnEs-.hose who opposed the organizing of re-
publican clubs and tried TO breed scord I tho
republican rank'; bpt notwithstanding their eff.
io;la and all opposition. the republican ,cke!
Wss successful. aad Wa have republican Presi-
acnt republican Sensts ard repu blicsn ma
lority IN the House of Representatives And
whereas on every occasion when tbs repu blicsns
.. AlsXant:is county have mado nominations
toT GIL GERS, the ticker has always beea success.
iiuI. and whereas the principles of the repub-
ncsn party ere good enough for the shorty OF
.ha people OF Alexandria county; therefore be it
Resolved, That VIC pledge ourselves to use oil
honorable mesns 10 nominate sud cleo! CONNIE.
teot snd tlicien! republicans within !ho patty
10 I'LL the various county and district Offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

TIC mErEet closes qsIet AID easy, pr:c,s being
esout The :sEGo as OF the opening, Flour is in
fair local demand q; quotations.. Sales Of Wheat
ware made TO- Ga7 Ct ll6sl22 fer Full and 1875,
l25 sLd / for Lancaster. About 1910 tushels
OF Corn were sod q. 6!4 for whilo, Small lots
OF Bye b.ough. los, l07 and lCs, srd Oals 49,.
Country produce is dull q. quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
anV0cRtiOn 90 rssy.

EY II. O. D.
D.sc3od, sweet May
Thou queen of b3Wcrs.
With Verrsl robes
Bedecked with hoHe,s.
Come. break the pause,
So still and deep,
and wake tho birds
From Writer'S sleep.
Give tho woods
Their emerald hue,
And bless tho buds
With kisses of dcs.
Give tho fields
Their verdsr. green,
aud to the fi1wcrJ
Tho Gs1ton sheen.
SEASON. Ct delight eDd 1--we,
Welcome from tho feds above
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

LTECuBURG MARKET. Msy 5.-Fiour is firm,
vita ar upward tendency; good brands OF Extra
TO fsncy brands. Rec ipts Of Wheat are light
and waited BY iao milors ct 1C0Al25 Corn is
less active. and picos a'o not so strong, with
sales al 50 srd 81 Oats nominal; very little Of.
:sriEg which cold e: 45.17. Rye quiet at O,76
Sales Of Tobacco have been very heavy recently.
Lugs arc less active, 81 well IS common and
medium dsrka and b!ishts. Fine wrappers high
Really good shipping sells readily st high prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

III. SCATTER Probabilities. Iiav G. 1851
f.. tho Middle atlantic Sts.es ps-ty cloudy
sas.-er ind cG-asionsl rain, ess.crly shifting to
soa!Gc-iy swi&d5 stationary or lower bsronete,
- siatIoaarY or higher tenns-aturn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

RICHMOND MARKET, May 5-Flour ia quiet
and unchanged, With sales at iAs7 60. But
little Wheat was offered which sold at li9,l30
for poor 10 choice. A few lots of Corn, Bye
and Oats were offered bu! no sales were reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
S---SILKS--- SILKS.
TIE CHEAPEST sILK5 IN AMERICA

TIE CHEAPEST SILES IN AMERICA.
Navy Blue, Garnet, Luau, Black and White
Striped Silks, only Soc; pure Wool Cloth
for boys wear G5 cents; Colored Satns IS cents;
Black Silk Velvet ST IS; Pure Linen Blesched
Table Dsmask 51c; Black Cashmere Shawis 50;
Nuns Yelling" the new styHe Dress Goods,
aI4a: Mercedes" ths now s!ylo Parsaols, lined
with Gold, Crcsm, Blue and Black Silk Color
cd Cashueres, enc yard and 3 quarter wide, all
wool, Coz; Black Cashmeres, lao quality, pura
wool, double width, @7i Beautiful Plaid end
Striped Gress Goods for Trimming else largo
assortment Of puro Silk Brccsdes, only 81 {;
Double White Blankets 81 60; extra largo siz,
Bridal Ql;!ta 81 20; special Bargains in Black
Silks, 81. ., 81 and go.
CAGT&R'.s, IN HARRIET spnce,
81 l7-WaW Wsshinaton, ID. q.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOB GAS COAL,

Room, : u.. Gliicp 3 A! Al Gas Work, ]
alexandria, Va, Maya 1881
PiopotalS will be received at tho offiee cttao
Ale!scdra Gas Works ualil TUESDAY 10Th
CT May, y o'clcck, for furnishing FIFTEEN
HUNDRED Q5-0) tons ormoro Of Gss Cosl. 23i0
lo,. TO the ton. The yield and CANDID power
must De s'a:ed in proposal Tho Committee on
Light reserve 10 themselves tho light to rs;fct
on Light, ! RON RIipV i'-'e
nSa-Io Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
Mothers! notl,ers Mothers,!!

A:o sou disturbed q. night ard broken OF your
res: Dy 4 sick child sutfsrins End crying with
tAa c&cruciat.Eg psia of cutting teeth ? If So,
go Il .; c, and pet bottle OF Mrs. WINSLOW'S
"0DTAt Ne = fEuP. 1t will relieve the poor
lille suLGroc immcaiktay -dspend upon j.
thsfa i. TO mistake abcu; it. There is not
nlgtho- oa earth WAC hss ever u::d il who will
not tell you 81 once thst i! vii! es"tste tbs bow.
2's, ard give res, ID ,Ec mcthar, sni relief snd
besltn 10 The ctllt, operating LIE msgic. II is
perfectly sstd o uss in Mi cYsts, and peasant to
ne t4sL", nd il III. pro:crption OF cna Of tho
o!Gcs. ed hast it!aEle rbysic;ans and nu!ets in
;ha United :!:taE. SID eScsyHhe:a rs cents
tott'r. mh2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

SNIP YARD ITEEB.--Thera arc al tho ship
ys7d the slesmeVg Iohn w. Thompson and
ilGstsEo. snd the s.eaol tug Juno Tho with
drawing OF TIE Thcmpson ADD Ma,tano from the
!o~cr Ecton"2 r&ute Iesves bat one boat, the
il on tao ways undergoing repsi.a, snd Will take
Ter place on tie route again % soon Q; tho no.
cfssarg work ca her is completed The steamer
THOMPSON IS toing thoroughly o7e.hsuIsd pre-
Ha'aIo:Y t. resunling har trips on tho 10 yer
Ii7er route. Iha steam tug Junc buils q. tho
yStd fJr Capt. Matthew Ee1soy, is beiap farm.
niShcd and h:tcG W in fac s:yic. Sbe will be
Inspected anu rcaka her :iis trip tho first of
nez. week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

CAPT. JAMES NJ. STEUART's P0RTRAIr.-
81 ih2 m?ourg Of tho Reet Hook aad Ladder
Gou;panF. to be held to Eight, the rortrai; CT
CGp:sl0 JAMES VI. SteunSi, which was painted
~ hr. D4wsoo, vi % delivered to the COM
ps1y aod placed il TIC meeting hail. The Pic
iGre ia Ercn0un"ei By a!l who hsvo saeu i. 10
be 10 sx3eicDt lskrucs5. The company cofd-
a:Iy .n;l.e al the friends OF tie late Csptai1
Sieuars VINO desire TO see the portrait to be
prtaelt {. lie mcnting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

HE TEMPERANCE TICKET.-Thc ojumi..
lee appoio:cd 1T The Temperance mass mec,ioe
h@'d II l1armonio Hall short time sgo to eeleoi
c1a1!iatcs tor tho City Cou5ti held priea;o
nee!ios in tho bal ct the Reform Cub lsst
right, ald Giado up ticket to DO presoa,cd to
,sarersi meeting 10 be held next week.
In, tOIl)T:cs sr, tho axniltmao selected for
tic Bard Of Aldermen: Frs; War;. Wa.
=. Moore; Second Ward, Lewis Mckenzie ::
Third Ward, updeoG d, 10 he filed by either
J9ha Il Lic,tdin or J5nss Flshcr; F,urlh
Ward, John b. Snoot.
4 full ticket ijr the Common Council was
also sclcc.cd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

FISH REPORT. ~TSo tu7d.ed thcu,3ud her
ttag aud three thoussnd shal arrived at Fish,
tcwa 70 d:g sai s:l a! az folows: Shad ST to$9
par hugdr>d; herring 50 to $3.50 per thou
s4od' irics: OF Iha fab arriving DOW arc bsi1g
S!I'ed g; taa ah:'t. A large number of cut
t.r- Hsic ccgas2d Ct tho vhsrt this morning,
AID tu52 tc,Do vas pE;seoieJ. Tho plumber
OF lisa cirghs h. sor 20 il said 10 exceed the
eSicc a:iaoa 81 cid tislermen. The fish have
pa;n p'eullu', TIC ci:oh tqls!liug if not going
ba7c2i, tb.. Of any season for nina years past,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

i RESPECTFULLY announce myself a can.
E ditGie for ri-5rcloG TO tho ciIics Of Clerk of
the 4>g WUrRs. satj:ct TO the decision Of the
Conservative primary elsction, ard respectfully
:o!!cii lhn support # NY frionds.
G.Ji-;rG> ". W. HARPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

1s3s- Il regular monthly meo!iEg Of the Belief
Hook and Ladder Go. will be held this evening,
81 g clock. Tbs attendance Of every member
IL requested By iho President
Il Julian &. MOORE Secondary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Msy 5.-Flour
ia steady al 4sS7 rs for fine to fancy grades.
Whess sells .ll the wsy from ito to $50, IS TO
qusity. Corn ia ossy ct 50s52. Rye and Oats
sro quiet, with salas OF The TGrmer at 60a90, and
OF the latter 81 IS: go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

! RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE myaelf csE.
z 7.date for tac Tea Of Mes;u7er OF Lunbcr
subjec! to to decision OF tho primary cleo III
sua solicit The slpDor. OF my frenda.
n TIE MOHTlhBR III. COOK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

l.. IoRTHEK'S bEEI: toe pr d;3!u o. Nc.
EUEEEY S Bt!lts uui. b. returned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

Ey!Ua akD%ADE SATIN5. BKOCaDE
As' GGE&ADLE:S NEW STYLE 81.
x ti& md ota"r yttrsc 70 new goods daily re-
C0ivcd [DAGl j. r. YACnETT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

viiOlUE SD III HAMS-5 tie1css Of the
~ CELN1&ATED SPhI.!4fIkLD g. G.
& : AS. equal 10 Sig h-snd a1l1, rec .iVed TO.
day end icr sale by
in,G G. HfIBIJRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

NaElM,s WHITE PEACH BLOW pOTh.
E TOES Ttc,irsd today by
rIC j. C. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

busi-ei5 du:!ly the nc K has bscn q i;et,
tho unsettled seather ia'elrs,iOg viii trAdr.
Tie isimers are kept buy at !cme, witch ere,
Vents item a2mitg 10 tosu to make tu!cbas.s.
The report OF the President cf tho Commercial
ESclargc made good Ghcwiug. ADD will slim.
ulatc the grsia trade considerably. Tho new
bonds Ct the FiTsin:a Midland Railway will be
Issued 10 few days aod there are already lu.
nerous irqllti;s fer them. Money continues
plentiful at easy rates, and tho banks continue
10 carry large deposits, waiting fer oppcr!un-
Tics toT invsstnet:.
In New York ses:erdny Gjvernmant bonds
coniioasd ao:iVo aDd strong, AID tho 5 per
certs. q! and d esch clos,d higher. TIE
monty nslke! c2D;iDu:s very easy Of ga! ptr
cant. 90 call oaus, aud 3,4 per cent. on time.
10 Bll;lmoIo yesterday tho I:cl money
nslkos Sls easy, the supply of loaaab!o fuads
6t'g generally in ez,ss CT tho demand. Leans
Oh b'si caisaral aro quoted at AS per cent.
Ba:io 81 Ct The Stock Eachargo vas On
rather mad rate SCALP, the leading feature
beifg sD ao!7o 1ud strong market fer Virgioia
c1Ds2l:, of which ISL 900 changed hands at 50
c!osicg 50 BID, S255 asked. The TO- OJ sold 10
tho amount CT $4,000 ct 5l}. AID deferred
certificates w:ro also 6rno!, SO eco selling at
20. Pas. due o:uDons Eero firm, several lois
selling a! 9GS for conso's and &C! 1861 f5r The
l0'4j:. Fer local stock We nuoso
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Susa:s-The New York market for raw Sugars
continues quiet a: G5.1S, for common to good re-.
Gning. Centrifugal Sugar is quoted Il ,Sic. For
Ielned Sugars The market is fairly active and
prices n1o fcm, as follows Cut 10c; crushed
&c; powdered 10; gisnulated 9i; standard as 81,
aid yelows II to 81
Cotiee-The market fo- Coffee continues e1.
trenely dull and nominal on tho basis of IL,
ll.c. Another Invoice of 90 bags is reported
sold. the price being l0s:. The stock in frs.
hands ht date is e, GOO hsgs We quote for in.
voices IS !oliowa: Ordinary 9laf9?; fair HALT;
good lliai2, snd pima l2tal...
New YORK CATTLE MARKET May S.
Nothing doing in 1.-Two Cattle. Dressed Beof had
9 slow sse 81 n small advance in prices. Com
mon TO prime sides sold at s 50a0 90 per lou lbs.
Calyes-The demand VISA t,r at 44hGtc per ID
for common to Eoot 7esle, and at 33s4e for but
tefmilk Calves.
Sheep and Lambs-Sou.htTn Texas. or Cali
iornis Sheep (uEshorf) about 81 lbs average,
wsra sold O.. 81 sGc per ID; fair to good unshorn
Sheep ranged from Sc 1851 reT leo lbs; clipped
Sheep from $5 zjsj 10; ulshorn yesrli1gs from
&c eOa7 IS; clipped do at IS 1851; spring Lambs
81 from Msryland 1856 So Be-. dressed nation
caTcsssea sold ST Toe per II; best dressed Lambs
Mt ! cclts.
Hocs-Nore for sale alive. Nominally quis.
snd Etesdy ST Sc zOa6 40 Per leo lbs Tor corn fed
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Msy 5.-Beef
Cstlle-The Ecw York market on MouGsy for
through stock sbipprrs report na dull snd Il
Of, as compared with Friday, sid yesterday
| there YVES smother decline Of tc.
Sheep snd Ian: bG-All CT tho receipts were
| sold st the full rates Of Monday. L1e lot
shoeIed Sheep. superior 10 any received here,
| cold ct &c. Wool Sheep sro net wanted.
| Eope-We reOOrt tho market firm Mon.
| days questions, most ISLES being recorded ut
and nesr cur Top figures. Prices range from Il
| tSlc with favorable prospects.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Mhy 5.-Hoes-
Packers and shippers buying freely; market
slow and pricas 5alCc lower; mixed packing
81 75a6 TO- choice heavy packing and shipping
Sc l5a6 SO; ligh. S5 SOn6 70, msinly $6l5 l5 Cat.
tle-Market strong, active and ftmsr; fair "a
good shipping So 2Os5 Is; common to fair So I5s
Is; sIockers and feeders active and firm So 5O4
~. Sheep-Msrket sctive and firm; common
IN noe3inn, Shs6 d5. pood to choIce 81 r5,G K
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

s. EANHELS OF DAT GIFTS received TO
sGj day b7 [0!Gl J, q. hILBURN.
EHAmILX ZOE POTOMAC HEKRING tcs
e sale A. (nytl j. G MlLBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

s1RDlc lHLLIES, MINCE MEAT ard
L FAULT iuTTEE AID PEHSRRVE jus,
rcceicci sLG fo7 ale By
Mill 10. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-06

q STEAL ,,iL-Ih, great and safest liluml-
Il irt;rg u! now ttf5reI. We have Just re-
ceiymi ..-u:t.,r eupny and have reduced the
mica T.r5l r.. : LmADREATEK q 6hO
urG'o u Uiu SYRUP Tor Coughs ana
~ Gods piice 25c sp|i