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ilUTILts III fJG0t01IElHk tLuRillbn III lllc 1tluL
ter. The amount Ut tho original Judgment
was Sl3.0;I;.
-Chief-.tnst!ce Hunter. Of the Utah St-
pre,nu Court, rendered. decision III tho
question Of ex.Drlrnnta Cann0i's natnrn1- |
Izati0n yesterday, which declares TINT Ch'l'
tlon's pretended naturalization whs nlll!ltr.
thus sustaining thu r0sltton tukell by fsoy.
Murray In refusing To give certificate ri
election to CanItoit, It Is probable that III
view of t!ts decision Congress- will give the
scat To Campbell, I.f1,cral Republican,, to
whom Gov. Murray Issued the certificate.
Senator Johnston lcd tllo Democratic
hosts III the limited Statcs Senate NxalCst the
confirmation 4H S.satham tDesnncratic Ku-
adjuster}as Pnstmastera ut Lyncbb,lyg, nnt the
Donrbons lost considerable sleep alnl coll
siderable so1.l faD1 over the matter. The
Senate Ind scGreety adjourned Saturday
when StratI,a,n was appointed Fire Wilson,
.1ohnstoll's whilonl friend, superseded. Tile
Democrats lnve probably discovered by this
tfmc how unprotitabte tilbusterfng Is.
Judge l:oRcrs decided yesterday that
Mrs. ada 1lobert, WHO murdered TltcG,lort.
Weber in May, 1871, antt who WIS acquitted
Of the ,n,lr'lcr III November nf that year oil
the ground that she wsss insane. Is now OF
sound mind. u'td InIecd her counsel, whose
eloquent plen in her behalf IN both occ,l-
ao,Is, when SHE WIS tried for murder mid
when 1t was sought to prove her safe, al.
lnttted that lie did not believe t!mt SHE WIS
ever Insane. Thu 1ady's counsel also thinks
Judge Rogers decision is Il triumph Of
justice.
-1'he REV. nr. Young, Methodist
Clergyman, delivered discourse ut King.
ston. Ont. Sunday hight In which tle upheld
the verdict expell!ug the Kew. Dr. Thomas, Of
tilis city, from the Methodist communion.
liz said the Chicago divine hnd ttnb1l,ctl
Eeccherfsm, 1ngersotlisn,, n1ld agnostclsm,
md Dr. Young held that tho mixture was
not a wholesome one. Tie ltey Dr.. Burns
was rebukGd for lIts support Of Dr.. Thomas,
and Ills expressions VI sympathy l,nye been
rcpudiatctl by the Methodist ministers Of
Montreal.
Lexington, Ky., furnishes several items
for our criminal cojmns Une Sanders,
who was confined In jat! at that place tor
wi!c-beatlng, hanged himself yesterday;
Celia Singleton. II colored girl. poured car
boEc nctd down tIle t1lrnat III :,-year-otl
girl, killing her Instantly; and Jnck lIal'oran
and Andy Warner, two floodllms. had fight
with knives md pistols IN the public streets,
but made common ca,lsc against two officers,
Harlan and Harlow, WHO CAME to unrest
thsnt, Harl0w WIS badly wounded, but tho
hoodiuns were arrested and Jailed.
Title German Liberals expect to elect
twenty Of their candidates in the ninety
sncn,u1 hniInts ,Y1tr1 nrfs rrt in fntsf plArp
, 1881-11-01

the President, aud lawyer; James r. Don1,
renl-eslnte broker. These gentlemen are
fair representatives Of the wealth Of Newark,
md the commanding position which the
Mechanics National Bank attained was
largely due to their prominence and we'll
known character for integrity.
ONE pEro9lT0n SAID TO-DAY:
III should rs soon llaye expected the ,Treas-
nry Of tha United States to suspend pay-
1nert ~ tho Mechanics National. 1t was
the great bank Of tho State. and this thing,
has conc upon lis like thunder-clap out Of
c!enr sky" Tic confidence Of tho people
Of Newark In tie stability Of the bank was
well founded. 10 fnr as official figures could
make 1t well founded. Tho sworn statement
OF the Cashier. made Oh Oct, I, gives the fol-
lowing rosy account Of the resources aila Ia
bllf.ies Of the bank, aittt upon tic strength
Of sNch llKnrcs as these depostturs vera
amply JustIlrtl III looking npom the Ne,
chaniea' National rs q very stronghold Of
tlnhce:
Report OF tho condition. of the 3fochancs' Nd
tiuIl l3aHk mt Newark, IN tho *5tatu vi New Jer.
scy, ut the close OF business TN the lit day OF
rtrs
, 1881-11-01

Saate u Nt,n je,&'i,, Cin,,iiV u Esstr. NJ.
Q. IT, I.nIdwIn. Cushicr OF Tho Mechanics Ma
tiunal Hank, CO suIGtnniy swear that the afWya
ttuttineni II trl,t, to tho hegt Ut my knowledge
md teluf. U. l.. llAtbwIS, CIshfor.
Curfect-attest: WILLIAM Ef.AttK,
.lusErM 3. I1AsAxY.
HENRY c. HUwELt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
Financial.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 4.-Tho Posts Guaucs
article says: Tho stock excbapga markets 10 Gsy
arc all strong. u. s. and r. r. bonds ara is
role without important change in prc,. Ia
the stock market speculation haa turned on The
telegraph consolidation. The effect of tho con
solldalou, IS noted, has been to s'rcngtbcn tbt
the whole stock market. TLs TELEGRAPH
stocks advanced to llS4 for Western UuiC.
to IS for American Uniot; to 49} ter a.
& Z; this advance has not econ fully nai..
taiDed. The principal ,ise however BIT;
been 10 other sleek. OteQoa Nsvissticn
has risen 10 per cent. to It's; Nortbwes. pG
CT; r. Q. to IA; Burlington and Quincy q;
9: to IT'S; Ohio and Alton q to 1871; NorIhcn
Psc. ] : to SO aud ] ! to IS; d. l.. Il W. II II
1881; Del T. Hud Is to 1913; Jersey Cen. !!
to SO; Lake Shore II to l4S4; Canada Scu'h
ern 4 to S4!; Union Pee. l; .. Q. to l274 The
remainder of the list has advanced a frscicr
The strength Of the Northern Pacific stcekt i.
duo, it appears. to purchases 10 Anticipation CT
an UPWARD novomeot to 10 made es soon as the
stocks arc placed on tho II,ndop end rtilcira'
continental el ciaugce. Tho money ma,kct is
easy at 4aG per cent. for call loans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
DAILY It TRI-WEEKIIY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY D. 1;sl

That The future Of Virginia must b, rrosCco
rou' 20 ono @! ali acq 2airt2d with her facilities
for at:liaiDg Ir1st eti;y entertslns dcub'.
Amolg those facilities not tho least iDpoitaat
are her harbors Whiab. ia view Of tho rc;n!
Improvements ia ship bulldog arc destined, at
DO distant day. 10 make their natural LhacBce
felt along The whole htabtic coast. for sl)ng
that whole line no ports offer such facilities for
ships Ct deep draughts as hers. Ships gro GOV
being constructed that vii! cr!y tho contsns
Of two Thousand ralrosd freight cars, because
it has been demonstrated that they afc moro
profitable than those Of !css carrying capacity,
but such vessels r;qur3. 70: oay deep. but
wide harbors, and there are no harbors on tho
Atlantic coast, except these Of Yorktown sid
Newport News save possibly Portland, chat
are SIZE 10 vessels drcTing over twenty sc7tn
feet. At tho Virginia potts alluded to thelo
ore forty ie,t o. wAtec end plenty Ct roem, e1d
when they shall DO made the cGs!tra p}rts of
transoontinental RAILROAD lines. as they will 10
before long. their riac AID progress vii! be sr at
and rapid, aud will D, reflected throughout all
the borders of The State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
NEWS OF The DAY.

Piats Gro being perfected for ,edistriciirg
Ws'ors;n. 60 as to give the republicans seven
flho eight congressman.
Tie weather 10 Canada durog tho month Ct
January averaged degrees colder than during
airy OF the 40 previous years.
bill has been reported favtr.tly ID The
Pennsylvania HtuIe OF Delegates establishing
two iron Industrial schools to leach young mon
tho art cnd sc;eDce Of working 10 ircn.
Tho Illinois House OF Delegates yesterday
passed, ty s!iict party vote OF 50 to 81. reso.
TUTORS fsvorng tho ill for placing Grant 90
the re!ir; d list Of tho army, with the rsrk OF
General.
At meeting held 10 Charleston, s. G., q
few Evenings sicce, movement was put on foo!
to organ z, cotton manufacturing Company
With capital OF $500. 600, no individ ual to hold
moro than SIS 00O of sleek.
Ai;or recess of two weeks the c,ult marshal
for tho trial OF Cadet j. Z. Whitaker reassm-
bled 10 New York YESTERDAY. The charges and
specifications wero read, and Whttsker plead
not gully.
Mis. }. NJ. Kellogg. OF Emporis, was admit
ted to prsc:ios in the Supreme Court of Kansas
yesterday. Sho IS The first woman uoon whom
this toIo: los been conferred.
The telegraph Consolidation was CO npletod
Yesterday. By the Western Union Company
takior formal possession of tho lines OF tho
American Union and Atlantic and PEG 6c Con-.
psuiss.
Crest qu,n'ities Of ioo from tho lsk:s tum.
b!cd over Niagara Falls Wednesday night AID
damned together below u1tl 40 loo bridge was
ttrIo1. The mercury WAS 10 below z,ro there
yesterday,
Tho Tennessee Legislature took rec,s SIS FOR
Tea dags, Yesterday, afte1 appointing Gem
mlttco 70 llvcstgato charges OF bri berry eod
corruption against members 10 tie election of
o>mptrnlsr and treasurer. Auorg tho vii
n:!s:s Is C0nsrcssman L. 9. Hank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

AS the money advanced By the general GOV
ernment toward the construction Of TIC Alex
andtia Canal hqucduot vas appropriated when
Alexandra constituted portion # tic Dis re.
OF Columbia. a5 10 cases in which sinil,r al
vsrces have been maGo by tho general sovorL-
ment 10 works Of iottrGal improvements such
adVarcas hav, Invariably been decided 10 be
gifts, and IS there arc Numerous vested rights
10 tho Alexandra cataI, the bill introduced uto
tho Senate last Wcd1cslag by Mr. Why!c. CT
Maryland, aud published io aro;hcr coIGlnn of
to days GazetIe, mus: havo some clhas G. !ct
than that specified 10 lis tex. end c2uil not
possibly have been presented with The purpose
Of sccuriOg the Of C: that is specified. which
is tho arbitrary destruction Of the Aqualuot.
and consequently CT the ontirc csr.l. Ttero is
no danger Of its btc,mipg law. but whether
iis io'roducti0n will acco p!:sh lis bitd puT-
pose timo wi develop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
FOREIGN NEWS,

Mr.. Carlyl condition is reported ss hopeless
It is now once mora denied that Prince GGrts.
chakon has resigned tho Russian chanceorahp,
number Of suspected persona, supposed -
be FenlanF, ara under surveillance III London.
The Ottoman troops o. tho Greet; frontier
number 100 t0C and ara The cito cf the Turkish
army.
II is reported (but since denied that Piicco
William, son Of Prince Leopold Of Eohen2o-
lsrn. was abducted By three supposed nihiis,j
Wednesday, but afterwards escaped.
An English steamer, boand from B!to, TO
hiddlesboro' has founGerett " sea- and thr:" n
persons were drowned.
The Marquis Of Lorno's state ball at Ottawa,
Canada, on "Wednesday, was attended by TO
guests, and was brilliant a!Tair.
The rejection by Italy and Germany of whnln
cargoes CT trichinosed bacon has glut;cd tbs
French market and the evil ttf.cts Of eating /.
are manifested IN the barracks and private lam.
lilies. Police precautions have been is:ued
against lis use.
The exciting events Of wednesday. in tho
British House of Commons we1o followed up
yesterday by moro important action by the gov
eminent. The Home Rulers, by preconcerted
plan. attempted further obstruction. Mr. Dill.
lon was the FIRST to try and stop action Oh Mr..
GIadstone's reese LUTON, granting extraordinary
powers to the House tor stopping debate. BE
was promptly named By the speaker and re.
ausihR " Opey luo oluer, WIS removed from "a G
House oy the sergeant ct aTnf, amidst the great
est excitement and confusion. hr. Psrnell then
took up the fight and he was also removed from
the House. The other twentyseyen Irish men-
oers present Kept UP tho obstruction. and re.
fuslng 10 leave The House TO vote when division
WAS ordered, were all suspended and forcibly re.
moved. Mr.. Gladstone's motion then prevailed
without further opposition. Mich sci Davtt. one Of
the leaders of the Land League and an .Fcnsn
prisoner returned from the penal settlements on
ticket-of.leaVe was arrested in dublin and taken
to London. The news Ct the arrest spread
rapidly, a1d caused great excitement all over
Ireland. A number OF indignation meeting;
committee and issued an address. The liter
cautions the people to keep within ths limits of
the law The conservative party, st 6 meeting
yesterday OF Lord Bescolsfelds house, decided
to support Mr.. Gladstone and the liberal mir
istry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

The American reprint of tho Jarusr7 nual
Der of The British Quarterly Review hes b;on
received from its publishers. The Leonard
Scott Publishing Company. New York. Among
its contents sra CoDgrcgationaism Ugo
Bassi; The Lrd's Supper Historically consid.
cred; The Constitutional Monarchy in Bel.
GUM The Christina Churoh and War; Ma
terialism, P5eoimism. Pantheism spd Final
Causes; DR.. julius bluiler. Some National
Aspects Of Established Churches ard corter,
porary Literature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
TELEGRAPH NM,
Murders His Father

M1LLERSBURG, O., February i.-A,roD ,
We're, farmer livicg SIX miles south Of -! u
vas stabbed yesterday by his 500 john a IL
twenty years old. DeVerc went to tis ' .';
room snd asked him to get up srd fsr5 ~ =
Stock: Tho boy refused. whereupon the fax.
pulled the bed clothes off him, AID Ih 'a'l .:
sDrang cut ef the bed. got bis koifo from nr ! !:
pocket and cut the father 10 both hards n
DeVere then slapped him. when Biz " y.
plunged tho knife into bis abdomen. u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
Tho Markets.

BALTIAonE, Feb. 4--Virainis Is old; Dc
deferred -; do consolidated II; do "a seri".
29i /; past duo coupon OCT new lOdCs 5lt; 10 ~,
coup t3s bid to-day. Cotton dull; middlinc
liz Flour quiet; Howard st and Western en-.
per 3 25aS3 rs; do extra 4,Si,5: do family S u
aS6; City Mills super 3:5,f3 rs; do extra t.
"a IS; do Rio brands l2ASG So: Patapsco fam.
lily 81. Whes:-9outhern easier; Western
steady and fim; Southern Io1 ll3allG; do sm.
bar l2Oalt2: No2 Western winter rcd 800. AL
Feb ll4tsll4s Mar l1csallGt; April ll73all7!;
Nay list. CorL-Southern 1rmer; Western
steady; South ern white t4 DO yellow s.;
Westsrn mixed spo', Fob and March I2lsj2!
steamer 80. Oats dull; Western white 4!.4$;
DO mixed 40a4l. Rye 1rmer OF 102alO4 Hay
ftm primo 10 choice Penna and Maryland Il.
$23. CcFss firm; Rio csrEoes ordinary to IA:
llsl3. Sugar quiet; A. soft %. WhiskcY Gull
at ST. II.
NEW York, Feb. 4 Stocks strong Money
6aG. Flour quiet. Whoat active. Cora quie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Fab. q, 1881.
SENATE.

TIC Vice President submitted from tie Wsr
Department, an abstract Of tho militia force Ct
u. s. Tabled.
The District Appropriation Bill vas recsived
from tho House, and referred 10 tao Commit
tte % Appropriations.
Mr. Bayard, from the Fiua1c, Committee.
reported the funding bill with amendments.
lie said that 10 view, not orly of the importance
Of tho Iutject, but of tn: necessity TO. prompt
6cion upon it, BIO proposed to call up the bill
Of an catly day neZt week. The bill was order
cd 10 be printed. aud placed on the calendar.
MI Pendieton from the select committee on
the subject reported favorably with al amend.
ment the Senate bill to allow the principal off,
Ger OF esch of tho Exscutivo Departments 10
occupy seats on the floor Of the Senate and
House,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
A COWarIIy Act.

CHICAGO. Fab. 4.-E,rly this morning Gu.
Clalkson, an engineer o. tho Michigan. Soul
ern and South Chicago duumey. had win,
thrown into bis face by 90 unknown missre;u
and was horribly burned. lie will Lose Il.
sight OF both eyes and will probably 4,
recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
Lynched.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 4.-On Wednt,,.
at Augusta, ARK, three men attempted 10 c;s,'
NIT an outrage upon Miss Georgia usmbIs,
young and highly respectable lady. Her scre,-.
brought assistance and prevented the scouud,s,
from accomplishing their purpose. Tie r.!
were all captured and lodged in Jail. 40,
O'Clock yesterday morning q mob CT mss.
men broke into the jail, took the prisoners;
the opposite lido of the river and hsagoi tbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
Bursting of a Reservoir.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. "A dispatch Ia,
Caraon, New, says that 81 $50 yesterday M.:.
noon the dam of tbs Franktown resorvo; bus
A dozsn men we're swept down By tho torrs,
and escaped by being cast up On tho edo q! !.
raVine. No liYes were lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
DIED..

at her residence on Prir CO stree. in this civ.
Friday, February 4tb, Mrs. ESTHER JANE
BROOKE5. wife OF the late Captain John
Brookes, Of Prince Georgia county, Maryland,
city. ~ Her funeral will tske place from her
lale residence on Sunday afternoon, the 9Th in.
stsnt, at four o'clock.-[southern Ohurchmsn
please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

rss trying to oforz1 people how am going to
vulo until | isd cut myself. Ole thirg is
pretty certeie; SHALL veto go please"
And go The reporter lcls the Senator elect, all
smiling and rellcont. aad seemingly eTjoyirg
the curiosity of political cslonaors who have
ml6o him tho turning point Of their Senatorial
hCrtscopo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
To Take no Action.

ALBANY. N. Y. Feb. 1.-THE Atttrucy Gen
tral has decided to take 20 uolion ir tho ua,,
OF tho petition for en- appl C ,tion by him fir |,
quo Warranto agains. tho consolidation Ct It..
telegraph c,mpaniss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

On motion of Mr.. Ketchsm, Of N. Y, the bill
was passed granting to the Staten Island Rapid
Transit Railroad Company the light of way by
tunnel through certain lands of tho United
States in Richmond county, N. Y.
Fir. New. of Ind, from the Judiciary Com.
nittee reported bill authorizing the States of
Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois to commerce, and
prosecute suits against the United States in tho
supreme Court Of tho United Sts,es. Placed on
the calendar.
The House ct the conclusion of the morning
hour returned the consideration Of bill coming
sale tf certain New York Indian lands in
KsnsGs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

10 Biltinrro yesterday Ex-Judge g. W.
Bishop ard j. W. n. Helm were seu,el c, ID
10 five years 10 the pententiary for forging
the namo Of Frederick Ksc1un, Js., to city
stock, amounting to SIS. 400. Bishop. with the
consent Of Judge Pirkney, furnished for pub.
Lection lengthy statement assarteg bis To-
rccnc, ct the crime for which be is 10
suffer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

Tne number Of TIE Living Ago Cor tho weak
ending February 5!h, has !ho following articles /:
benvonuto Cel!ini, Folk Lui'abios. 7 no Frerc5,
by. III ias Alexander! i'Tthstorc Science en- tc."
Ine Ants ss Farmers. Suicidal NJ sIia, Goolke
Eliors Early Life, An Apostle Of ITO ScCal
Revolution. and "a iastsImtnt OF Visited on
the Children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

The January number Of the Southern IlsIC-
rical Society Papers has boen received from the
publishers in Richmond. Among its contents
are: Operations aga1s. Newburn in 1861, Battle
OF Ocean Pond, Con. Gane's History Ct his
Brigade. Courage Of tho Confederate SoIti!r
correspondence cf Hon. Geo. " Campbell
Stonewall Jtc iaon in Lexington, and Editorial
PalaYraphs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
Dead.

BALTIMORE. Feb. l.-Robt. a. FisEcr, rns
ct the Board of Trade of this city. and head O.
tho we'll known shipping and commission h.u..
of Il. a. Fisher Il Co, died saddtuy IT,
mcrplog OF congestion of tic lungs, aged IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

Heavy rains occurred in San Francisco ard
other parts Of California yesterday. and further
damage is reported by floods, TIE city CT
Sacramento was ia imminent danger last
night. add it is was expected would be f,oied,
unless the waters subsidized much m,rc rapidly
than Was anticipated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

% Wednesday norriog msn uamcd VIM.
Penn was found trtz'u TO death in the stos
near Rockville, Montgomery uat., lid. He
has daughter-Nrs. Thomss Acoy-!ivi' 10
GeoSget9Hn, DC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
Hotel Rurnctl.

WILMINGTON. DBL, Feb. 4.-Tho u,li..
Hotel al Dover, was bvrnoi to the ground us
morti ing. Tho gueats barely esc.aol with Tho;
lives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

During the two years ending September 3O;b,
1880, the seventy three charitable institutions
in New York city had 40 average population Of
10000 persons; received 100000 from the
public funds and S2.400,0OO from private in
dividuals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
Four Men Executed.

VICTORIA, B. O., Feb. 4-Tne three IL Loaf.
and Hare were hanged at New Westminster o.
Tuesday morning. They corf,ssed their gu L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04
EO Choice,

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 4-rhe II. II h,-
lot fer United States Senator 70 isy sAas.i
20 cho;c,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

The feast CT St. Bss, or the blessing of
,hroais, vas observed yesterday at St. lEratius
Church, Baltimore, with a posing and iaterest.
ing ceremouies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

GLEIGH BASKETS, Runners, Sleigh RcNa.
~ Another supply received to-day by
JAS. F. CARLIN s. SONS,
feb Gl Kino 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

rS Sklo Etuptions arising from Mlpw'
Blood speedily removed By 8. s. S.-iry il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

OASTED COFFEES-HOASTRD ri
~ OUR STORE: Best Java BIC, Marscacu
%. LaGauyra 20, Rio &c. aud fair Rio Is A.
! roast only choice Java. have no grsde f,r
less than BE.
jan23 J.U MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

COLD WEATHER.-Drriug tho coll snap
their is nothing more comfortable than seed
hot Stove. Stoves of all kiods to suit all luz
ohaecrs ADD all prices Gao b., found at Stsus
b1rys Central Stove House, corner Kiog an.
WssbioRtou Streets, lMcBoruey's building. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

ENlSH-5C0 lbs, Georges Bank Goldfish, IL
II Boxes Boneless Goldfish, Yarmouth Bloaters
and Scaled Herrings received this day Girec.
from Boston.
nov23 HARMON &c SMlTHt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

"OODBURN SARVEN PATEuT
w WHEELS. A stock 10 seec. from a.
factory pr!c IS. JAS +. CARLlN s. SONS,
1eb3 SO Kings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

WIN. MANN'S CELEBRATED CHOP
w PING AXES. Also, tho we'll known
Light Hcrso Harry Axes. For sale by
feb JAS. +. CABIN u SONS.
G3 Kingtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

! HERADMETHR5 of various sizes and at
4 reduced prices, for sale By
la12l L. s. LEADBEATER & BRO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

GCOTTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER
~ OIL, Reed & Carurick's Maltine, Extract
Malt and its Combinations, Hop Bitters, etc,
etc., for sale by
oct q l.. STARLEH s. &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

nOOR MATS DOOR MATS
~ DOOR MATSi
We have in store nice lot of now Coco Door
Mats. Of all siz % and Ut low prices.
jail MCLEAN s. UHLER 7G King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

HAMBURG EDGISl
IL HAMBURG RIDGES
900 yards Ct the above goods at much less
than the regular prices q.
ianl8 FERGUSON'S. 90 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-04

EEaGUSOE'S TORCHON LACES and
Il TRlST TRIM KINGS by tho yard o!
piece at low pricep. FEkGUSON'S
janis % King street.