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van. van nos ~s noticing =. that he was armed .,d
hw otfic;.s NJ = y sae second and informed bim 81
fired ,s' On Ms sspsc'sy, wher tho party bshlnd
be rish, NM me ball piercing sbe brain over
ps.sIr" .s @ The other then tited. The 6s,I
70 ,hssI, 'nStOoga Sg his BODY. They put sposs
over H.. uo'sse. the hipdmost man ridie~
He nsva. % .na .n u''ne q him again q be psses$
Pu-s";s s .pose, and wss dead when reaobed.
results w. gwen at once, but win vkst
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Chicago, ILL.,. May e.-Ths Chicago hoard
Of review Of The national trolslng assocIasion
last night reinststod Rasuh expelled nom The
association tracks for failing 70 appear e.
cording 70 engagement, on The Hartford
track a 7 Il - - N,
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sherman.
Special to tho Herald.

Special to tho Herald.
Sherman, May o.-htelligence just rc.
ceived here from Gordonsvillc, In this county.
eivos a few meagro particulars Of the murder
OF Constable Dallas Hodges. Ho was On
active and efficient officer, and per.
formed his duty fsarlessly. Ho
has been making arrests In
tho Nation lately, and hes about cmptlod
Thief Neck Of lie inhabitanss. His mur.
derers were parties from the nation. Il
seems that ho noticed two men riding through
tho town Of 0ordonsvllla and thst bo called
70 them 70 stop. which thsy did. and walled
for him 70 come up. They wore about ~
~ apart whsn ::sAsy: haltsd. hs paassd o.
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NE FINALLY DrCLrNrs.

Washington, May 8.-The president bas
finally decided that, owing to The important
lunctures ofaffsirs, he will be compelled 70
decline tho invitation to be present Al the
centennial celebration Of the battle Of Cow
pens, which takes place on Wednesday next
at Spartansbure. ~ =. 80
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Columbls, 8. O., Ny 5.-Hoa. 9keupal
Thoupsou. icdes .I,'I 4 y: ! ,I!shIh slssu! ~
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MANILA HATS, at So 40 and 81 C0-goods
which sold last season at 81 80 and S5 90.
FRENCH PANAMAs, at 81 80 and upward
to a3 90.
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S T r AW s.!

WIND BLOWS FOR BARGAINS OF THE
KIND, ARE AT sANGERs AS INDICATED BELOW;
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MACKINAW HATS, at 75c, ST. 90, 81 2j, 81 80
81 rs anu upward.
PANAMA HATS, at 75c, 81 90 and 81 10.
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MEMS STRAW HATS.

Marked Down to Half-a.Dollar (50c)
from as high as 81 so, and embrac-
ing many popular styles, in various
braids and different colors, offered
thus low in order to set the ball
rolling for most successful season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-21

The Richmond Dtpdtch, although very
able and interesting paper, is a Bourbon
journal, and has never at any time shown
. disposition to accept the logical results
Of the war The logical results Of the war
mean the abandonment OF Southern and
Virginan ideas as respects their sectional
ard exclusive character, and the embrac.
Ing Of national ideas such as grew out Of
and prevailed In The war. The Dispdlct
should have understood long ago that the
Virginia Of the future could not by any
possibility be the Virginia OF the past, but
must become like the states that In the
earlier days Of the Republic became free
States, and that learned 10 look Upon
slaves as human beings, As much entitled
10 "liIe, liberty and the pursuit Of hap.
pinesS" as any other class Of our popula.
lion.
Tie DtpdtA is one Of the journals
that has refused 10 recognize that
there could be no enduring reaction as
respects the results Of the war, that old
ideas must entirely disappear, and that
Virginia could not be a large, distinctive
and semi.independent province such As
she had been before the war. II still con.
tlnued TO cater 10 and foster that pride Of
slateship, especially Southern statesbip,
that had proved the bane Of Virginia, and
that affected to regard the ruling element
Of the Federal Government at the close Of
The war as a species Of "Shoddy,"-aS
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one Of the Indications that the Balh-
more and Ohio Railroad Company mean
business in the matter Of the extension Of
the Hempaeld Railroad Is the purchase oil
considerable coke territory by Senator a.
G, Davis, Of this State, and other gentle'
mon who are supposed to be il the con-
fdencs Of the company, The extension
OF the Hempfeld to Conusllsville will give
q great impetus to the coke trade, inasmuch
as the Baltimore and Ohio will then be in
q position to do an immense trade in coke
with the West,
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TIE counties in which the dog law re-
Gently passed by the Legislature is now In
force, by which a tax OF ifty cents and
one dollar 10 imposed respectively upon
male and female dogs, are as follows;
Barbour, Berkeley, Brooke, Grant, Green
brler, Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, Jetfer
son, Lewis, Marion, Marshall, Morgan, Ohio
Peasants, Richie, Roaue, Randolph
Summers, Taylor, Tucker, Tyler, Upahur,
Writ and Wood,
In the other counties the law Is left op
tional, TO be submitted to the people on
the petition OF one hundred voters.
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CEALED PROPOSALS,
CLERE's OHFICE,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS w 0HIh COry1y
WHEELING, W. Va, March ia iSsi

'""' ", '"r %A'uh W lSl'
seAlGu pTOpO'tN WI Do IeG iVed al tails oR,vu,e
aI nIGIa{' S w. 49, !! o'olett w. 10. III SSl
oruefe1 W the Board 81 County CemU l,IoD,r, 4
Ihslr session % Che ~ inI, q foley, TIs g'"'
w nnt division, u @ &P. lop' 20 cVbIt ,ud
masonry, gu cubic yS'is eGCaVauJ "a, $50 cubic nd
mMaeauAmlHlng,
=. or D., second division, e o. 4 p rod 100 aa
yanIuS excaVAuHn' 6C0 eueio : lldI martdlmiIitL
Oa Middle wheeling Cr * lower md, ISsaH
yaIIu' MacAdalplAlrg
w .ner, "iena, VIn and Short rntt, " Nk
yMus mbtOuIv 900 cubic Jalda TeiyAtivn.
On hFI' diii,l6n ". " I. i b. EIic' 10 ua
JaIup mAtadAmiElpg Z, 1850 cube yards tlp rp
I'm Peninsula a, Fulton road, 20 cubic JIttl1s
sOnIy, 400 cubic yards matchmaking
On Chapal Ru1 10 Bprlpger's, 100 cubic y'riIu
Bonry, 1900 cubic yards excavation, SOO cube ypt
matchmaking
On Dixon Run 10 Ridge road, 100 cubic ynfdIH ~
l1nTy, 5000 cubic yards excavation KtllJt, BifniM
Dement, Cemetery, LOO cubic ybidS IelVItoh
On McGTAW's Run, 90 cubic yards mIS0nry, IN
cubic yards excavation.
On Middle Wheeling Creek TOld uppf tni,M
cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic yards piGAutiOb,M
cubic yards matchmaking
River from Glen's Hun 10 Brooke county llns, IA
cubic yards excavation,
Rice and WeldemAnS. 400 cubic yMli tiat
ton.
Roney'S Point 10 b. 4. 4 y road, it0 cubic IE!L
| masonry, ! 200 cubic yArlS excavation.
Meeting House Hill, 800 cubic yards nIr,dialtil
ton.
W. 4 f. q. road, 600 cubic yards nltldInItit
| 800 cubic yards excavation.
Wet Liberty and IsrVpyI 1900 cubic ylrd,ua
Vation. > ''''' =
Battle Run, 80 cubic yards mIIOnFy, 100 tIA
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Spring Trnde-HoperuI Condition Of the
Country.

Country.
AdviCes from New York tell OF the
presence in that city Of an unusual mum.
per Of merchants from all parts Of the
country, especially from tho South and
West. Trade Is said 10 be very active,
particularly in dry goods and groceries.
The belief is general that this Is going to
be a great year for business. The country
was never in more prosperous condi.
tion-good crops for three years and good
prices having enabled debtors to pay up,
get out Of debt, and get something ahead.
Immigration to the West has also materl.
ally increased the number Of consumers
at oil points, and given an impetus TO
trade that is making itself felt. The
opening Of new railroads and the rapid
development OF the public lands have fur.
nished a demand for supplies, and the
number Of merchants has been greatly In.
creased. Trade has been done so largely
for cash or close credit that the people
have bought gparingly and within their
means for prompt payment, and hence
traders have not been embarrassed, but
have been able to settle satisfactorily with
jobben and importers In the East.
Although there Is no boom In prices
there Is firm market for all staple goods,
and the belief prevails that we are now
seeing the lowest prices Of the year. The
country has now over fifty millions Of in.
habitants, and immigration Is setting In
on almost an unprecedented scale from
Europe. The government Is going to
spend about eleven millions Of dollars In
the Improvement OF rivers and harbors, a
great deal OF II In the South and West, and
this together with the marketing OF crops
and the continued exports 10 Europe as.
sure the public mind that good times
have come to stay.
Politics too contribute TO this assurance.
The exCltements Of election days are over,
Congress seems to be evenly balanced,
Garfield Is known 10 be q safe man, bull.
doing in the South Is passing away, cap.
ital is reaching out In all directions, the
spirit Of progress Is abroad In the land,
Mexico Is soon to become q great Ameri.
can market, and the people are in hope.
iul and buoyant frame Of mind. This is
the state Of the country, and this II is that
Is giving such great stimulus to trade in
all directions 80 early in the year.
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ASoyE PAR AoAIN,-British consols on
Friday again rose above par, selling for q
sixteenth over 100 cash and 100 S'l6 Tor
the account. The extreme ease Of the
British money market aud the difficulty
OF securing profitable Investments Is thus
again illustrated. The Withdrawals oil
money apparently for shipment to this
country reached G95O,0OO. British invest
ors have seemingly as much difficulty as
those upon this side Of the ocean In plac'
ing their surplus funds profitable,
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THB financial situation is in state Of
expectancy, operators in all classes Of &c.
curltIties seeming to await Developments
Hrst, OF the Treasury movements; second,
a decision Of the question Of an extra sss'
sion OF Congress; and third, the turn OF
the April corner in the money market.
Asau offset to the demand for money in
consequence OF the April settlements, II
may be said that about $40 5000 gold Is
aaoat on the way to New York, and a
further withdrawal Of 81, $4,000 was made
Friday from the Bank OF England.
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R.,rrMopE and Ohio stock is now Fell-

BALTIMORE and Ohio stock is now sell
ing at a price 10 to 20 points above that
reached before the panic. At 200 1t is q
4 per cent investment, as It's dividends are
confined to 8 per cent on its par value Of
100. Buyers Of the stock in West Wiz
Einia and Maryland get 4per cent Tree o.
tax, inusmuCh as the company pays al
kayna
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TRUTEE's SALE,
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Marshall
Calhoun and Mary J, Calhoun, his Vile 10 me q!
trustee dA cd October 2, 1876 recorded 10 deed o.
trust hook No. H. page All, Of the land records oil
Ohio county, | will sell on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2S 1881,
Commencing al 10 O'clock 4. IN At the front door ci
the Court House Of Ohio county the following prop
eTtyi All that piece or parcel Of ground ST. ats 10
that part Of tho city Of Wheeling formerly called tbs
"ToWn Of south Wheeling Ia the county Of Ohio,
State Of West Virginia. and known ~ the north hall
Of lot numbered nineteen Nv, In IquaTU Numbered
twenty I20) In said city,
TREMs on sALR,-One.hall In casa on DAY Of sale,
The balance In two equal inStallments a. six and
twelve months with Interest, notes to be given and
tbs title retained,
The little 10 believed 10 b. Hotd, but will convey
only the tile vested In me By said deed q trust
LOUIS sTEU BENRAUCH, Trustee
ny WI. W. COWden, bis Attorney
". II. HALLRR, AuCtlOneeE. mh2lM
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

HSylng been appointed AdmlnISu,tov Al, ,.,..
Of J. ". Berry, deceased, al p,FsonA InoriS'H NJ
selves Indebted 10 the estate will plpaW eaiisOI.
l0 aud all persons having CainI I'M pIrr's ~,
them 10 mo properly Ger iHEi to. AlO a., Ky.
the business heretofore carried on by thp j,t.,,i
known % the Hope and tOrdage buSlBtI jim, y,
tlra, with the good will Of IimC, or vii Nil I'M N u
Iats Iale 10 lots TO suit Cl'lOmpIS The S6ov, ",
Pitch, OAkum, Blocks, Docking, HNtSe md ~ ~
Covers, Fish nS TAclle, Gum and Leather B,lI,
steam Packipg, Fire Brick aud Tile. Glltbs,Ss
goods Will 10 SOld al cost 10 ClOg0 up Tho bu,bt,
mTlb W, y, NUME9, AIminIIint,,
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TRUSTEES sALES.
SALE.

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust from BT liS.;..
MCdtchen and Kate NJ, his UliC, to II. tInN,
trustee, dated October 80, 1915, and fe,oilri M NJ
office oil this Clerk Of thu 6uniy Coib Z w. w,
county, w. Va, Ii Deed Of TfGM Ibot Nns ~
SS and by virtue Of an Ord'f Il, tie Greet ot ,ul
said county, made on The Sih day Of Jiha,il IA IA
appOnlihg me, tho undersigned trustee IL SliT n,
In Place o. said LAWS Bailey, ijen teeeA'd WV
SATURDAY, THE i6rn D AY VI APRIL wv
on The premises, e6nlmtnc ~ At oe'0tr giiiEI
eceel % sail " the highest and bret bidder o WIN
he following real estate, to.Wit: Bli No. i Iss.
IN CaldUsll'S addition thstlty d Whtt m ,ss,ist
log 1865 feet IN TWEEN ly.blhlh street, i1.,, ~
bset $50 feet, excepting pdfl oil 10, No Ina
Of lot No . which bAte bp h heretofore 'oa 4, all,
These lots will be sold oEphef. or cPinpi. M N,
p'ttbO lots, "A II shall bs found hai ny .s'S,,.
most advAhtageouSly, or ~ Wlll bOat tuli ~ III
4 plat Of the lots can DO seen al ny once, '''
MAfEet street. Ia
TERNs ov sALE-OnO-ihl fd 'rd a. muth 1 =, b
one and two years WV nO1bi I9S;
w. u. HALLER, Aueilcnett, -s5sSs4=
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stfARP-Ou March II, 1851 al Raltnn, snlln.
county, Kansas, HENRY SHARP, formerly Of this city,
Funeral services will 10 held al the re.Idence Of
Mr.. WIN. Sharp, No. 27S Belmont street, BsliSire,
LhI. Monday morning, March 81, Al iiSO o'clock aud
upon arrival Of BeaIrs packet at wheeling wharf, al
1880 p MT hacks will leave that point Tor The inter.
uaebi Al dream VOID CeuetatV
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


CLERKHUTVlc4 BOARD y CONp,rov,,,
WHEELING, March 10, ISL
sealed proposals. will be Ncslyed Al Thu a..
THURSDAY Stat inIi., Al u O'Clock m, IA, y, ~ I
Xlrda 81 sandstone paving 10 b. pllrSi n nj ~ sS
Sl0uns Nun and Cherry hlll road, hi tI ~, ~
kIST !gIn w! Snd .HS loot Of Wilson'S M C
tho general advertisement Of March h. 10 Nv, =
ersICo 10 hereby made, ~ y" 'A's NJ
Clork pro. ten. Board Of CommI,sopem I'M a
", q, ssIrE, County Engineer, m SST,,G
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SEALED PROPOSALS,


WHEELlSO' VI Va, NlrcS Il N,
eOAled proposals will b Ttcaiyed a,,L. .S ~
City Clerk until THU RsDGY, N GR naa V I9 ~,
O'clock ., IN, for making sud dSlvsrD.' IA,
castings the city Of Wheeling NAV wan, y. y ~ u
except water pipes, stop cocks and afe po,'V e lU
Bids to b. enforced, bPrOPoIAls for oi pIiA
city" The Committee on WGtar Wr,S. w u,
the right 70 rel ect any or all bids. A' 'u's'Tit
receI T until T t q above WIN,
p, m, FL NIX bDNfRS " eAt
By order Of W, A, WlLiOS, Chairman mn I.. Utt
on Water Works. N0Iaius
WHERLING, W. Va, March IS, 1851, 49,
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NOTICE.
pENsI0N,

Bounty Z, Si tSs.pD pay HPd VtOu and Son
T. tSs lS' v 1aoIS entitled kyey losS
pension. In case Of soldiers dean IA seu'l'd
tllOd. Thousands nov drSVins n.,! gSn Az d
titled 70 an increase. ThOuundS I,as Gla Ne =
bounty send yGUr claim a onev 10 '' 'autah
JOHN \, uSLIOw,v
U, 8, Claim Attorney, box al E.HjMAY
Enclose ttamp for TsRlJ, wnNoa D. Q
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TuR annual contest between the two
literary societies Of Washington College
Pa, comes of on the evening Of the 2Sd'
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DEGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
lNlOr PATkerSburg, Pomeroy, GRlipOllS, ~
IrontOn, Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays:
VIlle Cincinnati aud LOulAVille, theiA-1l11
elegant passenger steamer
MACK GASBLR, Clerk,
Leaves Tuesday, March %, at 3 p, M, posi-.
lively PISsengeIs and freight rectlpted through 10
all points Wet and South. For ireg ht or passage
apply on board or to c, II, BOGrH a son,
mhG Agents.
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TlIAX NOTICE,

- snERYV's 0yHCR, 1910 CuIPL,s.
OPEN FROM O'CLOCK a, NJ IiSri1
O'CLOCK T. n. N'
All persons Indebted 10 me for tuIu nu,t n, e.
the old shorih's Once Anh Itltle PTOapiIy,
For the further convenience Of thCSs sho ,,,,.
spare The time during the day, will leep Il, ~
Unless you .RiyB this last notice SttentoD IN
proceed 10 eniorCe tho law hirh viii in mani M ~, W
add costs more than The lax bin, All obi,, NJ
clRimb will DO presented 10 mo a. usual. -
GEO, Il, TINGLE
iM EEsShbFIH mi. 49,,
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Death frOIN Discipline.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 27-Asohibala Gibson. Sc.
cond Lieutenant Of tho Sovcnth United Stater
Cavalry, son Of Charles Gibson. {. rrhuinel
lawyer Of this ci:y. died to dry at bis father s
residercs, Of Inflammation Of the brain. b.liep.
ed to be the result OF circumstances which oc-
CURED ThIu be W.. at West Point. OaC day,
while on parade. q spider got into orc OF his
ears. BY the rules he was tot allowed 10 raise
his hand. AID stood 10 the ranks moro than go
hour, while tho spider worked It's Hay into the
car. When dismissed Ills car WIS lll of blood
and tho insect could not DO removed Tor Two
days. This caused curro:iou Of tho bono next
10 tho bIaia aud gave him much trouble.
Lilo went TO his regiment in NOrthern Dakota,
and after performing considerable seivioo and
suffering from o severe attack oil sickness, he
camo homo expecting TO resign, but as it prov
cd nnlp Ia llin
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Auctions gAEES,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ROUSE
" AND LOT OF GROUND yi-tue al
decree OF tho Corporation Cours OF tho civ IF
Alexandria. rendered on the S.h day Of Jn,,..
les9. in tho chancery cause therein dependin;,''
usder the styloof Csroy s. Uolcock VS.. j. GrjgS
et ais, tho undersigned, special commiasionts
tnorein named, will offer for sale Of public auf,-
tion, IN front Of the Market Building on ROW.
street in tho city of Alexandria Virginia. On
SATURDAY. the 18th day of February. IsS;.
at II o'clock M, tho following described proper.
~, viz: All that LOT OF GROUND with tho
STORE HOUSE and BUILDINGS thereon,
situate at tho Northeast corner King snd Wet
streets, IN said city, and running back on Wet
slroGt 10 an alley. being the property conveyed
1y II. windsor to Joseph Grigg and devised ty
the said Joseph GrigS TO James Grige,
Terms OF sale: Cash for sufficient sum e., rsy
the costs of said suit and this sale, and tho sun
OF torty.four dollars and fourteen cents with i1
terest from the 9th Of July. 1880, and tho resdua
IN thrse equal indictments at six, twelve an IL
eighteen months respectively with interest, an /
evidenced by the bonds Of the purchaser, III,
title to tho property 10 be retained until all Of
the purchase money ehall be paid Convey
anclng at tho cost Of tho purchaser.
FRANCIS l.. Smith,
1an22-2aWts Commissioner of Sale
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Ut IIIE CT tIHIE CNsN.
GEO. IL. ROBINSON.
JNO. b. SMOOT, }T:u;;col
THOMAS PERRY
BV (froon Sc Wise


Real Estate Agents and Ac:icaoersl
R1 VIRTUE or a DECKEE OF TIL.
~ Corporation Court Of tho City of Aloxan,
dria, Va, rendered s: ts September term, 1885.
in the cause Of Daniel W. Griffith vs.. Kinssv
Griffith OF al, the undersigned apccial commits,
sloner thoreln named, will oilor fer salo By pub.
lie auction in front OF tho enteranco to tho Coar
room, on Fairfax street, on SATURDAY, tho
9Th day Of January, 1881, at II o'clock m thu
following property, TO wit:
No. l. A LOT OF GROUND, beginning III
loot inches from tho corner c. Union and KIM
streets; thence west with King street. 70 feo. u
inches 10 tho centric OF tho square; lhonco south
ll6 feet to ~ feet alloy; thence cas-. on tho sl.
ley - feet inchos; thcaco north By "a straight
line 10 the beginning.
No. 2. A LOT OF GROUN D and IMPROVE.
MENTS adjoining tho property of ID. Mcleod.
beginning at tho wcstcrn intersection of Mo
Leod's limo with King street; thcnco back with
AcLeod's limo llG feet to 70 foet alley; thcncu
with the alley wesiwardly "a feet; thoaco with :.
line parallel TO frs! limo 10 King etrosl; thence
with King ktroet to tho beginning
No. 3. A LOT OF GROUND, commonly
called the GOAL YARD LOT" commcncini-
on kingt street about III feet east of tho cornrr
OF Lee street, fronting say CO feet on King st.cct
and running back llG or III feet to ~ #, slcy
Terms OF sale: Cash enough TO psy COG. OF
suit and the expenses Of sale, and tho residue OH
credit Of Blk, twelve and eighteen months, wits
good personal SECURITY, and retaining title 10 60
cure deferred payment.
CE. STUART,
dec1O-eots Special Commissioners.
IT. Tho above sslo has been postponed tlE
SATURDAY, January 29tb, 1884, at the same
hour and place. GRkEN 81 WISE,
janS-eots for Comm'r.
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Thc Markets.,

hALTIMoRz, Jan. 21.--Vireinia Ga old 90; do
dotorrod Is; do consolsoldsttd 7Sl do "a series
-; past duo coup d; now lO.4Us Ola; 10 4ls
coup va bid to.dsy. Cotton dull middlng liz.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat Southern
hiGhcr; Western stoady Southern rod ll5allS !:
do ambor l@2al.5; No , Wostnrn winter rod
spot and Jan llGisllCS; Fob ll7.llTh. Corn
Southern steady; Western easier and Quiet :.
Southern whitn and yellow G3: Western miyod
spot and Jan t3aI3!; Fob 52s4j32; steamer 5JI.
oals Iuli 90! steady; Western white 13s4i; do
chhnged: Cohoo quiet; RIO csrgons ordinary 70
dull al 81 T..
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.--Stc chs strong. Mouov
b4". Flour quiet. Wheat dull. Corn dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-27

lie WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD FAIR
ht Inc talE for tho benefit of tho Washington
/ lsht Guard, at ODD Fellows Hall, Washing
Lon, handsome regulation dress sword is being
'Ctea 70 the most popular MALTA officer, and
90 inc opening night two votes were cas-: for
Ispt. L. L. Smith, OF tho Alexandrs Light
.siantIy; his only c2mpctitor being Col. Moore
81 lho WASHINGTON Light Infantry. rho Alex
t1u5ia Lght Infantry have been invited 10 at
Ing II the lair during tho present week, and
steis many illoDdA will DO elsd TO zoe their
cfmnsader bear eff the trophy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-27
E5Gin0uI GrIIslc

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., January 27.-In Eas
EfecnNloh. yesterday. q II year old daughter o
) Ohm Nielsen was shCckinG!y abused by an Tn
known tramp. CD tho highway, third CT a EiI,
from Nolson . house. Tho rufIian escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-27
MatrIcilc.

CHATTANOOGA, Ton. j al. Il. james Gaddcs,
aged twen!y ono years, killed his mother Deckey
Gaddos, on Tuesday night. Thoy had boon
drinking together during tho day and at supper
Iney 4ua!roled, whom Ghddis struck his mother
blow with poker with which ho knocked her
ovor high trunk. In falling she received
Injuries which caused hor death in fow minutes.
Tho murdo:or is in iail.