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MurlierCr LXnchCtl.

SAN Francesca, December l4.-An Aus
I'm (Ncyada) dispatch says about hali-past
O'Clock this morning a party Of masked
men forcibly entered the iailer's room in
the courthouse building. oycrpowered the
taller, and forced him TO give up the KEYS
to the Jail and the cell-door where Richard
Jennings was confined, who, without pro-
vocation and IN cold blood. shot and killed
John \. Barrett, an old and respected citi-
zen, the night before. Jennings was then
taken ont and hanged from the balcony
over the front door Of the Jail.
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Destructive Fire I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE cord
age mandatory OF John \. Bailey & Co.,
covering square Of ground on Otzago and
Tasker streets, was destroyed by fire this
afternoon. There were some three hun
dred hands at work at the time and they
were forced TO beat a hasty retreat. so
rapid was the progress Of the flames. The
fire broke ont in hay-loft over the stable.
which was part Of an old building on the
north of the lot The entire loss IS csti-
mated at goo, 900, Of which $4,000 is on
stock and the balance on the building, and
machinery. The firm have full line Of
insurance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The London Times on the Monroe Doc
trinP.

LoNpoN. December li.-Tho Times, in
It's leading article this morning on lhe rela,
tions Of the United States with chlli ana
Peru, continues rs follows IL Is satlslac-
tory that Hurlbuts eccentricities have been
reDroyed by the State Department. We
cannot doubt that America Is sincere IN her
desire to reconcile the yictors ana van,
0uished. The appearance OF dictation ana
may be explained by the uh-
illness OF the instruments chosen by the
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Tornado Nenr Memphis.

CINCINNATI, December i4.-The TimoS-
Star Memphis special says severe wind
storm passed over that city last night from
the west. and about two miles northeast OF
the city developed into tornado with Il
track about one hundred and fifty yards
wide. Reports this morning say that the
house OF a. NJ. Brown was blown down,
and himself and five children buried in the
ruins. Brown was sick, and was taken out
nearly dead-the children without serious
injury. Several other houses were partly
DESTROYED or totally wrecked.
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BOSTON Municipal Officers.

Boston. December 1.-THE composition
OF the Board Of Aldermen is shown by the
official returns 10 be six Democrats and six
Republicans. Petitions are being circu-
lated in every ward by the Democrats for ~
recount OF votes east Tor mayor and alder
men. 4 special committee OF the Board OF
Aldermen has been appointed TO examine
the returns, and will probably commence a
..nouuf EridgV
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Tho Conflict Between Mayor Lamb
and the Norfolk Board or Police
SchOOncrs Ashore.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

TNVCt IaI T'I'tIHIII 10 IIIE IJI7IHFIFIT'I
NORFOLK, VA, December 1.-THE con-
fict between Mayor Lamb and the Board Of
Police Commissioners ended to-day by the
Mayor issuing an order to the Chief Of Po-
lice to enforce the orders OF the Board and
install the officers appointed by the Board.
Two schooners are ashore on Craney
island in consequence Of misplaced buoys.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEpNEspAY. Deccmher bal. 1saI.

WEDNESDAY. December IA, 1881.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-1,O0O Virginia tax-re-
ceiyable coupons at So; 1000 Columbia and
Greeaville second Ga ut e34; 10 shares Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta at 5sK 20 do. at 5sis, 80
do. at 5S3, 20 do. at 5sx, 30 do. at 5ss; 100
shares Columbia and Greenv.lle preferred at s7k:
10 shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at
100, 10 do. Mt 100, 10 do. at 100, 10 do. AZ 100,
30 do Is. lOl Mt 100. 80 do at 100 10 do. at 90;
100 shares Richmond and Allegheny nj 2eX- 100
do at 39k, 10 do at 500, do. ut 39k, 90 do. at
3es..
SECOND BoARD.-30 shares Charlotte, Column
bia and Augusta ut 5S5; 10 shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad at 39I; o shares Columbia
and Greenyillc preferred at 87k; 10 shares Char
lotto, Columbia aud Augusta at 5sH, 10 do. at SO
30 do. al 5ek. / o do. AZ By. 10 do. AZ hSE
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tIEGRAPHIC NEWS
DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
,v,gs At TIRE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

.,s, Paddock, OF Nebraska, Appointed
q -, Secretary of the TreasurJ-Pro-
n .eeui,cau's Trial observation-disclosures
~ tn the Navy 0ii-Struck I'm Ken
I va,aI and Destructive Tornado in
.,-a Murderer Lynohcd in NcVa-
-, Boston Municipal Eleetions-North
d.. Grnneers In scssicn-The London
-. - on the Monroe Doctrine.
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Sor.b Carolina Stale Grange.

PgTERsBrRG, Va, December l4.-The
North Carolina State Grange j. holding It's
annual session in Library Hall, Weldon, y.
q. A permanent organization has been effect
cd and various standing committees appoint
ed Representatives from the various oranges
throughout the state are i'm attendance.
The Grange will be i'm session several days.
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EINANCIAI.

Two THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
| We beg To offer you our services for the PUR-
CHASE AND SALE or ALL GLASSES OF
BONDS AND STOCKS In this and other markets
Exception facilities for buying, selling aud car
rying Virginia Bonds. Our Office being In the
StockIExchauge building all orders receive i'm
mediate attention. Correspondence solicited
REFERENCES: National Mechanic Bank, West
on National Bank, Banl. 81 Commerce. Howard
Bank RAMSAY, CLABACGH & co.
Bankers and Brokers, Baltimore. Md.
d. f5-Gm
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oi,Exciaementin Kentucky.

PoINT BURNSIDE, KY, November ID.
s. Rogers, Of Pennsylvania. who has been
borine for oil in this region, has struck a
Good quality Of lubricating oil in llarman's
creek. near Monticello. causing much eX-
element in this neighborhood.
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PROPOSALS.
GHAND LODGE or VIRGINIA, \. Y. M-l
GEASD SECRETARl'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, Dcccmlc or 10, 1851.

RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1851. y
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i by the Committee on Finance and lnyesiment
until MONDAY, 18th instant, for 'le PRlNIlNh
Of TIE PROCEEDINGS or TIE GRAND
LODGE for 1881. Standards OF work can DC seen
at thi, Office. The edition must ic delivered III
such mail dress rs may be prescribed by or before
Tho \ dav Of March, ] $50. Security VIII De re-
quircd for the faithful aud prompt performance OF
contract. The committee reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Proposals will also be received al the same time
for the PRINTING THE PROCEEDINGS OF
THE GRAND COMMANDERl aud GRAND
CHAPTER. The above reservation also applics.
WILLIAM Il. lSAACf.
dc II Grand Secretary.
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Wife-Murdcr.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December li.-Wh-
ter Sumpter, young but reckless man, OF
Hancock county, yesterday shot ana KILLED.
his wife during drunken spree.
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nv TTclHgraDh.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. ~! -.
NTw YORK, December 14-SOOH.-Stools rather
heavy. Money. d per cent ENchange-Long.
$50 short, 1891. state bonds Inactive Coy
ernmcnts generally firm.
Erfntnq.-Excnangc, 47M,. Governments firm .
new SIS, los; new As, lI4'a: new A.. 1852
Money, soc and l-32 per ccnt. states dull
cxccDt for TCnncssce's. which are in demand ~
higher prices. Suh-1 rcnsury balance-t DIN, $50
466,57O; currency, Si697,S79.
stocks dull and unsettled: Alabama-CLass "a"
. 10 ), Sls,: do. A." small. Sik: do. "B"
0's, 1914; do. As, So Chicago and North
western, 124N: do preferred, 1917; Erie, 40 ;
East Tennessee Railroad. 10: Georgia Rail-
road, 1913; Illinois Central. l33a; Lake ShOr
1907: Louisville and Nashville, iO6%; Memphis
and Charleston, IL; Nashville and Chattanooga
IS: New York Central, 1873; Pittsburgh, l35 :
Richmond and Allegheny, 3S4.; Richmond and
Danyiilc. I43: Rock Island, I34@; Wabash. st.
Louis and H., AZ; do. preferred, Sl's; Western
Union, s6is. -
BALTIMORE
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Secretary OF State. II Il not likely that
England or any European State will
be tempted TO NEEDLE in the affairs OF South
America, but such Intervention might be
necessary II European interests should he
threatened. II must not be imagined that
the European Powers can acquiesce In the
very wide extension Of the Monroe doc
trine implied in Secretary Blaine's dis
patches. Intervention for che protection
OF European interests l. as right1ully
claimed by the Powers as II IL by the
United States for the protection OF their
interests In China aud Japan.
Had Feeling Between Italy and
France.
LONDON, December 1.-THE correspond
ent Of the Times at Tunis telegraphs a.
follows: g Italy has approved the conduct
OF the Italian Consul in protesting against
the French occupation OF Tunis, and has
refused TO withdraw the protest. The
Italian authorities continue TO ignore the
French protectorate, and have sent man.
oi-war to SuZa."
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(nIRISTMAS TRADE

CHHSTMAs TRADE
beginning with n fully ten day earlier Than uaEi,
found IL not quite prepared for IT, Bs Monday
morn ing we. viii b. n full force, and eqoI To any
demands that may Dee made for
BOOKS. ALBUMS. DOLLS,
TIN TOYS. WOOD TOYS,
TFA-SETs. BUREAUS.
DOLL CARRIAGES. CHAIRS, VASfl,
TOILET SITS. SMOKERS SITS,
CHINA ORNAMENTS MAJOLlCA GOODS,
MOTTO andFANCI CUPS AND sAUChJtS,
Mugs, PLATES. CtkE-BASkFTS.
PICKIE-~TANDS. SUiAR-DlSIlES.
CASTORS, CHILDS SITS,
JEMEL-SrANDS.
SPOONS. kkINEe.
FORKS. cups. GOBLETr.
INDIVIDUAL SITS, WORK-BoNE~.
WRITING-nESkS. -
JAPANESE BONES, TRAYS, and BRACKETS,
VELVET FRAMES, WALNUT F1iAhik
COMBINATION FRAMES. EASEL FRAMES {,
POCkET-EOOKS, sHOPPlNG-BAGt,
NFCk-CHAINS, LACE-PlNS.
LADIES' SETS. SLEENE-Bl. TTOSS,
FAR-DEOPS, WALNUT TABLEt,
BIACKING-,ASES CORNER CLoSrIr,
CLOCK SHELVES, BIRD-CAGfS TIN hLIS,
DECORATED CHINA CHAMBER SITS,
RUGS. SATCHELs. NALlrke,
PARLOR LAMPS, STUDENT LhMfn.
BRACKET LAMPS, HALL LAMfN
LIBRARY LAMPS.
We are bound TO all tie stock we have and the
prices are very low at hTEEESe''
dell BOO Broad street.
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BALIIMOR Fl

BALTrMoRE, December I4.-virginia G's, (
ferred. III: cOn-Ols. 7O4; second sericS, 40
pad-duc coupons, So; new lO-iOF, a.. BID
day.
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OFFICE CLRRK AND TREAsCRER,l
CITY or WlLNlSGTuN.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIyFD az this Office until DECEMBER 23,
1871. for the purchase of $4,000 CITY COZ
ron FUNDING BONDS. bearing q per cent. IN
tert-t. payable semi-anmualy, said interest being
made receivable for city taxes or any other in
debtc,lne,e 10 the city. The bond are exempt
from CITY taxcs. The bonded debt Of the city
Is S572,IOO, less Sinking Fund in hands Of Com
missioner. s4O.5OO-net, 1891 800. No floating
debt or past-due interest. ASSESSED value Of tax
able property. S4.s56,557; value Of real estate
owned by city, S7J.0Oi--being IN excess Of nine
dollars OF taxable property for each dollar OF debit
The right il reserved 10 rCler. any or all bids. by
authority. HENRY SAVAGE,
de 1861 Clerk and Treasurer.
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CHRlSTMAS GOODS,
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
CELLULOID TOHET-CASES,
GENTLEMEA's DRESSlNG-CAsE>,
BEAUTIFUL ODOR-CAsES,
POCKET TOILET-CASES
ELEGANT CIGAR and MATCH-CASES.
FINE-CI-r TOILET BOTTLES
NAII.-SETS in boxes,
ELEGANT HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and GERMAN PERFUM-
cry.
and every description TOILET ARTICLES for
salebv Il. ROBERTS BAKER,
(successor ~ Meade 4 BakerJ
DE- lj-2w Ol9 east Main street.
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60 To
Il. y. FRENClFS,
No. 1903 MAtN STREET.
- oi'' Ill -" 'TTERBON for ISL 20 Zoe:
J. N''l.i = g. - ,US.. ,S,POETS Il Toe:
BlBI FS-lll si2e- and prices: ia
HN MN-BOOkS from DC. tO -;
POCkET-BOOkS-all .zr- and price,;
FINE SILk-pLTSH GOODS in ALBUNS, REfI'
CULES. CARD-CASES, and PURSES;
CHRISTMAS CARDS from lc. 20 jOc.;
WOHk-BONES (compeiel from 3jc. to Sc;
WkiTING-DESNS from soc. ~ 81:
PHOTOGRAPH and AUTOGRAPll-ALBIM Ms
2Oc. iO 80;
GAMES from L.. e. 30;
CIIIIDREN'S BOOKS from -. 10 $3.50;
Finest assortment ~ BOX PAPERS In the city
from DC. 10 SO.
4 complete assortment 81 HOLIDAY GOODS.
REMEMBER THE NUMBER,
De I5-lw 1903 Main street.
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EOR CHRISTMAS.

For CHRISTMAS.
BUY NOW.
GET YOUR CHOICE,
AND AVOID THE RUSH
LAST WEEK.
MCCARTHY.
BOOKSELLER
FANCY GOODS.
sI0 MAIN STREET.
HANDSOME CIIRISTMhs CARDS.
ELEGANT LEATHER GOODS.
wRITlNG-DEskSi XQgk.boXts,
GLOVE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
cuIpRENs sT Boo iSso shMFs CLOCKS sc
PURSES. P0RrE-MONNAlES
sATCHELs, PORTFOLIOS. MrsIo-RoLLs.
LADIES' AND GENTTEMEN's DRESSING
PHOTO ALBUMS, SCRAP-BoOks:
FINE oLiyr.WooD NoyEi;TIEs.
CARD-tASES. INksTANDsi
FINE LEATHER CIGAR AND ClGARETrE-
CASES:
EAsEIS, PANELS. fRAMfs,
and many other goods now Ina stock and more 10
come.
HANDSOMELY-lLLrST rOEMs-au
styles of binding:
ALL THE POETS. from JOc: t. $40;
PRAY Frs AND Hl MNALS-ali slze- anil styles
BIBLES, HYMN-BoOks -.
REVISED TFSTAMENS. RELIGIONS BDOhs,
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS or TRAVEL.
JUVENILES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS selected
, especially for nv trade. BY Robinson Cusoe.
Esa.. ~. Nicholas, Kate GrenwAy, Mother
Coose. DIR. Watts, Caldecott. Rosina Emmett,
Charles Dickens. and other distinguished
friends Of the childfru. including Inns Chris
tlan Andersen. Grimm. and Old Mr. Boblnson,
of the Swiss family.
BUY NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH Herr
AFTER.
: CARLTON MCCARTHY,
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. 9l6 MAIN SrREtT.
, Inc 20-eOdGtStdtDe2ml
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MERRY XMAS, 1881.
All moi NAV nnnnS

HEKK1 AMAN, INNI.
~ HOLIDAY GOODS.
~ ,pofifnlly invite the public 10 enll md eS-
MIN rsf the .oe ortment Of CHiL Ih,Gb arc
BOOKS | have Just rcceayt- . 4. ~ Tnk-, IIollt
Grimms and Hans Andersn'- falI. Wear
Berries. Holly ana Mistleioe; Glad New i. d.
Round by Mis- 4. O. PIymton (bcantiguily Illus
tratedl; Sparkle f-r Bright Eyes. Merry Ballads OF
the Olicn Time; ~. Nichols. nicely bound, for
1881; English and American ClniterboN, aud
ofhcrr too numerous 10 mention Holiday spOopon
d IKE for zoe. Cigar, Cigarette, and Cafd-ta-s
ali prices still have q large supply ~ Nmas Cards
at LEONARD's, Bookseller and rtationer, oos
Main street dc IL
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1 o A y 5.
Nc have MONEY TO LEND on real estate In
Richmond or The surrounding comtIc-, 80 rcasOu-
able rates. for long short periods. saii-fac-
ton Guaranteed. Interviews confidential.
II. l.. STAPLES a Co,
Real Estate aud Loan Brokers,
dc l-gOt IlO3 Main street.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
WEST, JOHNSTON & co
have ia ior, and are daily receiving sbc finest as-
-ortmcnt Of
HOLIDAY GOODS
ever offered for sale IN The city, embracing
BOOKS. FINE hTEEl. ENGRANlNGr, and
FANCY GOODS Of every description. CHRIST
MAS CARDS In great variety. Orlers solicited
aud promptly attended 10. d" III
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NrW YORK, December Ii.-tOtt0h-Ntt re-
cents, 2.43g bales; gross, 1880 bales. Futures
closed nrm; sales, 100000 bales; December
slI .95@Sl 90: January, : y. l2gFi2.l9; feL-
mary. sI2.33 March. $3.50 April, sl2.6s@
$40 80; May, sI2s26,sl2.s3; June. sl2.e2e.
1928; July, sl3.O2@Sl3.03; August 5 3.l2@
1914: September. sl2.ifasl24O OctoOer'
all 7SGSl Isl; November. 81 l.50Wsl l.0l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-14
LNEaL. RREYI7IEN

hir. Clifford expects his odorless orcayaiing
machine here in few days.
Tho weather to-day has baen very pleasant,
The mercury in tho thermometer in this ctlicc
registering 3; degrees.
Tho Bosrd Of Supervisors Of Alexandria
county met ST tho old Court House in this city
today End transacted q good doal of county
business. financial and otherwise. The question
q taxation in tho county was also discussed.
Messta JOHN and Wilo CogaD, Wti!o at
work st Mr.. portnGr'a brewery few days ago
toll from platform they we're standing on and
were quito badly bruised. Both gentlemen had
their arms spIal0ed,
II will b1 Fcnn that tho lady friends Of tho
Cd Dominion Comm,ndtry arc requested to
meet tho Comm sndcly at tho Masonic Temple
70 morrow evening at 4 o'clock. 1t is hoped
tho ladies will respond promptly.
SevHnytWo colorcd mon left moro Yesterday
10 go to Ohio to work on railroads. They got
SIS Tar 80 Washington, but tho agent who On
iagod thom failing to put in All appearance thew
hhd io walk back To this city. They, however,
expect To star: sgan io.morrow. the aren't nav.
ing arrigod here to.dsy.
4 addition to East Lynne" aud kit, tho
Arkansas frevCl,r," TO be presented carly in
October, BY II. S. ChaDtrau and vile, tho
opera o; ''l'yE and Cox is TO be presented BY
Mcsa:a. Daniel, l'ugh Snd Others. of Washing.
ton aud this city, Is! ArmoTy Hall. On the o6:h
rroxiIn.
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<andrieo Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

MILITARY hpnc-NTM5NT9.- Cen. Fia Lie
0! ia FiEs! Brigade Virginia Volunteers,
which vii. at:eGd :he YorIloan Centennial H..
atratlons s.ss made tho following appointments:
j. Adds fsttiaoo. OF Charlottesville. to be
mgI0r scI Assistant Adiuta1t General.
James Pendleton Rogers. Of r cinond. 10 DO
Msior aod Insnec!or General
DR.. George Ben Johnston, Of Abr glou, to
be Msior and Brigade Surgeon.
B. II. fowe aud Courllapd II. Smith. Of
Alexandra. 10 be aids de camr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-14

EXC conhd0ht that no!hlug can b mora perms.
neht to tho soil. Wa sssatt, upon reports re-
celvcd I'll over tue cocntry. thu. Farmers have
never been better pies:oI with FsrLil 2,r than
With curs. We mako special brands of man.
ure: tor Corn. Wheat. Tobacco snd Cotton, and
sell sill OF Gu: goods st tho lowest prices. We
also SOIL tho tU7c Fish ard Bone alone when
psrtlos desire IT. We hsve reputation on our
goods, and intend 20 .etsn il; horefore shall al
low no.hlGS to 80 from our doors bu. th.t which
NO know TO 10 excellent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-14

The market today is &c!ive and firm, and
prices are higher. Flour is firm at quotations.
Wheat is steady, with sales of 250O bushels at
lao, li2, ld3 and III for Fultz and 1d5 and lis
for fair to good Lancaster. with sales of choice
on private terms. understood TO be al $50. Tho
receipts of Corn have somewhat increased. and
1000 bushels of while brought 95 and 81. 6l0
bushels of Rye sold at 105 and few small lots
of Oats were withdrawn. Country produce is
wanted al quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-14

HAIL SRoRM The who'd sn1 rain storm
which visited this city Sunday last was accom-
paDlcd 10 many piscos in this s:c:ion ~ heavy
hsil. Between Haymarket spd Aide, 10 Prince
William ctuaty. Va. tho storm OF hail was
very severe doing good deal of damage. The
hail, which remained on the griuod until Mon,
day morning. drlfted 10 some places to the
depth Of foot. This accounts for the pleasant
W3ah her Of the pas. few days.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ALMANAC. SEPT. It, 1881.

i VIZ w
ALMANAC SEPT. ii, 1881.
S'tH riScs...:..,. IL Sait Scis....-......... .
ARRIVED.
Sir Lady Of tho Lake Norfolk. to i n. Rood
Str Mattan". lower Popc. to ) Brud6rs ~ &c.
Str Mystic lo"er Potc, 10 POPE Ferry To.
SAILED.
Str Lady OF Tho Lake. Norfolk By i \ Rood.
Sir Mysuc. lower PCrc, By Pogr Ferry Go.
PASSED UP.
Schr j W Fell, tor Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
H'hf NscF Closr, from Georscioan.
MEMORANDA.
Sir khnawah. from Richm md, at Boston 18th
Bark Eicoln. from Georgetown, st Bangor 10Th
Schr Bessie Clark. from Boston, to iosd for
Washington, At Bath 10th.
Schr hlm City sailed from Bath, for Wash
ington 10Th.
Schr Dors Prindle sailed from Ba!h ror
Washington llth
Schr American Team, from Providence, Tor
this port u. Dutch Island Harbor 11th.
Schr J A Bchermsn, for kenneboc to load
Tor Washington, cleared at Portland 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-14

A REEELMoUs SAILOR Inward Kelly,
the sslor on the British B,rk Lottic Stewart,
who created 50 much excitement in this city
last wock by his murderous assault on the c,p-
tain OF tho vessel. has not yet been tanned.
Capt. koys. who pOlcd the hank. which left
hero Sunday morning last. 10 ''laey Point. 70.
turncd to this city yesterday evening. lie re-
ports that when considerable distance down
the river. Kelly. notwithstanding he vas hcav-
lily lroncd, attempted to escape from tho vessel.
The rebcllIous sailor continued suIlcn ali the
way down tho liver. When near Poiut lock-
cut nc threw raft overheard. and was sbcu'
getting over tho rail of tno vessel when ho was
caught and locked up. Kelly saws he will NOT
Roto sea with Captain Johustop. The arrival of
the vessel at Cork. where she will 60 for orders
Will BIO awaited with interest, ~ not onlv X ,llv
but scVcrsl other sailors. made threats ms. ho.
fore cavlng Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-14

SUDDEN DEATH OF THE BRo1iER or Mn
JOSEPH IoUNd.-Mr. Peter Young, bother Of
MIR. Joseph Young. of this city, died sudic1Ig
at his homo in Philadelphia 90 September /
The Philadelphia Dispatch say: Peter Young
died September 3D., aged fifty years. Ito was
snilmak cr. aud had long been identified with
that business 10 the cid dis.Iic: Ct Suuthwark,
lilo by descent was allied to the original owpci
OF the soil, having among bis remote ancestors
an Indian warrior OF tho Lnnni L2napo tribe.
10 his carly manhood MIR. Ycuog was conpcc
ted viii tho Volunteer FIRE Department.
having been tor years member of the South
Wsrk Eoglno Company. lie vas member o.
the Fire Brigade 10 the sarvco Of the govern
ment at Alexandra during the rebelinn."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-14

1HE GRAIN MARKET.-Iho prices obtained
Tor wheat aud corn in this market during tho
past month have been the highest of aoy mar
taken into consideration the prices show much
greater difference. 1T is useless for ,he farmer
anyHheIe IN this section Of county 10 try at y
o.net IMAM tho Alexandria market, for they
cannot obtain bettor prices for grain elsewhere