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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

FUNERAL OF Mrs. JETT.-Tho t1nsral OF
Mrs. ). W. Jet, whose sudden death ron ap.
DopcZy at tho wharf OF the Potomac Ferry
Company 10 Washington has bson noticed,
toJs place "Wednesday afternoon from her late
residence 10 Georgetown and wis largely ct.
toudod. The employees OF the Potomac Ferry
company say. 10 reference to the death of Mrs
J2;t OF their wharf, that they thought that she
nad been dEirking; also that the condCc OF 90
he street car which took her to the wharf
fought SO too; that Di. Johnsoo, cz Mayor
OF this city, and Captain Churchill noticing her
apparent condition, got from the ofioe the key
70 tho sma!I room, where she was placed So
ia! TAG people might not see her, and that il
she had GO: looked so gcntacl she would not
have beer as we'll cirsd for as she vas lFur.h>
CT, that had spy Of tho employees knoRn she
Vas III, sho wou!d have bacn sen. home a! orc.;
thu: they did 10: !hink there wss anything NC,
usual io the CASE uol! night, when 90 offer
vas summoned, Who seat for p9lc, antu-
taccc. The c3c9u;!cr OF the CIR in which tlrs
Jet r1tc to the wharf, denies tba. he said
Mrs Jet had bean GIiakiag. The deceased
VS. n3s! rsp:ced lady, aud tho csc is 81
Gig SAD cEe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

UEE. MALONE ENDORSED AND SENATOR
l'IM UESoUTCED Il. N ectng of he Ms.
'.osc IL a5jis.eE Ex<cl.i7e Committee Of this
G'g, s: night, .csl!utj03s. offered By M!.
I. HanTy cllrssn, oniJrsicg the aotoa Of
t12. Mnhouc. ia vJ,iag s7:h tie republicans
10 the Uaitca Secs Saca;e, aud dcDouncip y
SsH'toE IL ior lis '',fisIau, dsIenc. O; Tie
honoI 0Ai Isle KY Of Virginia. waro unsni.
noulg al0ntld. Oie CT tho resolutions was
10 the >cc jao' "tAe ho7cr and Integrity" Of
which S9Da'o: Hi tp.ko il his attack on
= a@ral Mahgn", WIS ID i9h:Ttacce Of which
a., Sana..r Hi, w,i uawar.!y. erd VIZ
q; undated hin.' Several lf the rncry-
h}fs Of nc committee made speeches dec!cr!pg
Tia: Il Gen. Mahoao. thair l,ad.r, hal vocd
si2 lie Gem 2c!at9 in the Senate. 20 would
.a7a proved himss!t unworthy eff tho bIgh
steam Is which he wa9, had is nng hcli b.
lis !ciioHa-5 il thja Sat.
nc Ioca,r7ajis2 l. saGjl,'(r ulu>, ST I:s.
nro''yg, pissed r-sou!.oaq heretofore a!:u !sa
a., 5rJ6glg Garjcncioz Geo Mahoco for his
COURSE II voting Sith the republicans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

QUICK WoRK .--'T1o No;w2aiaa L.tk -,
snu, CGGt GG;I.:cH, arrived 81 tt'a PCT. !rc:,
richmond Tuc:GaY isa., 10 .,sp. =. l.. No0.,
wh Immediately C2.nmnac.d !JA1.0s her wi Il
s. cargo Of gran fer KurcDo Tao work Of
handbag and y scing IN tho vessel - COZ bushels
ui whHs. w"2 cJ.a2.n!ea to dsy, and tbs BARK
@!li clear tom 21f2v for q lCens.own for o7:e17
Tho loaiiHg e v.e:c! with - eco tu .hois O.
HTaia,. IN !trtn oa7S, cad Tho clearing Of tha
asmn II less Tan t-l:r c&-9 a:teT her arrival y
considered ro,nsr'9&.?y q2i,l; WORK. This showa
t"a. hi"Z&2GTt" n 10. .:ly furnish largo car
goes Of g-air, hgtthgt her merchants ere a; fully
a!ivo TO the in orlaHCa CT qai2s dis!,.!ch vhic0
means gre;, doGt il tho commercial warl! ~
those CT aGy Gig il - "Guc:T-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

SHIP IAED lTElls. The Uaitc1 States ship
Spcedwoj, which hEa been undergoing repairs
At tho ship yard, for wtei; past. wsa launched
today. She proceeded Immediately 70 lbs
Washington navy ya7d, where sho will 'etc;ro
further improvements
The work OF repairing ;ha a!caIn tag Potomac.
damaged while breaking leo between ArScns!
Point and Washington. daring The recgnt block.
nde CT the river between lhoso points. which hiss
been 81 tho ship yard for sama tine gest, ws2
G'a0 committed to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

Police ITsMs,-E. L Doanhsm. c:q..
President Ct the Beard Ct Adrm2D, il TIC
absence Of Mayor Smith ffoal the c!iY. trasi3yd
st rolIco headquarters this n1orning.
John Smart, wli'c by. FIR sss ,ui!in2
another boy, and cutting tiJ il.8d wnh r.tl.
was 6nod and s;harged.
John Ls-s, coIcrc5, 1ho beat lis 5.qcailiGori.
SophroGis FaFgrssn. yesterday. spd Tor who's
arrest n.wayraat g:aj isSu d, is sill. al large
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

DEATHS. The death rate du.inS t: moth
his been larger than for several years pas, not
only ia this, butip raasy other cities Of tie coul
~. Mra Bril-, wife OF Mr. Louis Bill, dici o.
her residence, Oh ki3g street. tits mo!ning, al"
lor sacrt illness. Mrs. Margaret }. Poncroy.
who has been i for several weeks psst, 1l;o died
his morning al hcr residence on Dake street.
Ms. Martin. rcsidieg nesr F1r! Fooic, died AIT
night alter shtr iilaes9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
AalNT4s5R Bale,
By o. Neal 81 J,unes Auntinoor

By ONeal & Lucas. Auctioaeera.
A DMINSTRATOKS SALE OF HOUSE,.
"A HOLD AND kiTOHEH FURSTU RE.
On TUESDAY MORNING March 20 1881. a;
III o'clock, next door to our Auction House on
Royal street. AleSsndIia. We, will DO sold car
pets, chairs, tablol. lounges, sciss, looking
glasses. picturts vase?, book, S.. :hs house.
mold effects Of the late Jane McGisckan. Terms
cfsalo: Cash.
MAXWELL McCRACEEN,
nh24-!i kdminstr.tnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM Al
- CENTREYIILE FAIRFAX GHIINnY

GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM AT
- CgNTREVILLF. FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Vh:-Pureuars TO q decree CT the Circuit Court
Q: Fairfax county. rondsrai st its June term,
1851 IN the sui. Of Toos'o, Livingston s. Co. vs.
j, ". Dear, the undersigned. Commissioners,
will olar at public sale, on MONDAY, the 18TH
cay OF April, 1851, County Court day, ct Fairfax
Q, H., Va at noon, tho highly improved and
attractive FARM; now in the poasession of Mr..
DHar, containing 1861 acres. Tho farm is 5oau.
litaly situated; the mansion house is within tho
village and eligibly situated, in full viaw of the
5lue Ridge mountains. Tho laud i; highly i'm
proved, ana has, in addition 80 o.her oa!-bujld.
ings al attractive barn.
Terms of Sale: SO much in hand "a will Law
costs and expenses Of sale; .hs residue in three
eq1sl, payments at six, twelga and oigh!oen
months. with interest from tho day OF sale, and
retention Of title until paid.
This farm msy be purchased e. private sale
until April Cou,t and hr. Dosr Who r5sides
upon tho farm, will t'ko pleasure in showing il,
& oAs s; 5sV Ga H2' Commits.
mhlS-2sTts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

IlotE - Cel! snu he3vV. ThEas c2nliEua5
s:!iTn with far receipts, and ssles Of 1867 bush.
ed ii ll6 10 end III for Fultz, ard l29, 1i3
and 10 FOR Lancaster, az 10 quality, Corn ia s
shade better, and we note sales of $50 bl:h3|s OF
wbi!e today q! "a. Nothing doing in Eye or
Oa!s. Country produce is e ,neral!y scare, and
p:;ccs are higher. Bacon is ia ct quotations
Other articles he changed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

SATINs AND SlLKs, suitable for trimmings
10 all imaginable shs LIS aud prices, inst rurs
chased at auction at extremely low priccs q. |.
EICHEEROS, Successor to Slaynskcr & Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

BLACK silks at soc q yard AID upwards:
lust received from suo!ion so pieces" cheaper
than eveT," |, EICnBERG's, Successor to Shy
maker l. Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
LOCAL. MATTERS.

Feather Probabilities. Murch o.. 1851
FOR the Middle SIe:es cloudy or partly cloudy
weaker, possibly cccasioua! rein during Satuf.
Gay, westerly winds becoming variable, station
a7y or lower temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

RICHMOND MARKET, March 2I.--Tne mark oi
- only moderately active. Inc demand Tor
Flour is limited and quotations sro utc hanged
since last week, viz 8 COAST 80 for fac to fancy
family brands. Offerings o! Wheat Zig ht, with
sales o. common at leo and primo Fullz st l24 !;
Lancaster is quoted ct l2ial26. Corn active
and higher, with sales of prime white Is. 81 snd
riy9i at 50. Oats l2a45, as to quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Trade du:iug ito week has Snow. a2mo
improvement, !Acu2h ths uppro9i.cn3 weather
is decided drawback 10 all kinds Ct basiees;.
There has bean & good deal Of ec.i7iiy 10 cur
grain maIk:t. AID Tic 1 NO of revival Ct cur
foreign tr2d3 il r!1uisiDg. Tie ij'iuS s::sjG
opars With nfo2.c'sot !.rga catch. Thl re-
u optioa o! caYsl navi; :,on IS loocked
forward to with csgcr Anticipation ~ aIl c1o'
nected With tie oosl trade, ard the oullaek in
tina. direction il promising. L. monetaty mat
'crs thsro is 7erg It'll? Of particular n!cres! 10
note. HeTe4h2u.i tbs situation is VA s.atu
qlo." lG BIitm2r2 the na1k5t is comfortably
easy OF sac pcr o2ut. ct bauk for loaus. Tho
supply IS l:ss,aed By tho u:ual demand ct this
season 10 Anticipation Of the April settlements
4 few outside Negotiations ars sometimes made
at il per cent. b,ow these rates, The New
York Money market c,ajiGu2s cas5 OF 10 per
cent. for cal loaLs. per cent. being the ruling
rate. limo loans ere 5 G nsr cent Prim melcln
tile paper 81 C per c,ut. u. s. botdl steady.
Virginia bonds ere a1sin active, but the i'm
proviment of wednesday was fJlloWed yester-
day By downward turn. Consols began ct IS,
advanced 10 a. !hcn settled back 10 Isl, from
which thers was recovery TO 76}. which was
bid at the close, With IS! asked. The sales
amounted 10 about $1,000. The 10 4Os were
dull, the sales amounting 10 only $40 COO; they
opened st 50. subsequently sold q! 4Sla4S5, and
recovered 70 10. which WAS bid ct tho close, with
l9i asked. Railroad securities are firm, and We
noto stronger market for Richmond and Dan
vile, l9) shares selling 8. sS3aS91, closing 10
bid. There were further sales of Phsdelphis,
Wilmington and Baltimore stock. 29l shares
changing hands s: III, Virginia and Tennessee
Is al l0?!, snd Manassas l. at 1904, lCCs .1Oli
We quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

sURAu SILKS. this new S:yl, SILK Inst out.
We have oil shate:; just received ElCHBERG's 5,
Succ S30c 10 S.Imsker l. @,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

% G9A5 81 chcico ho&.y Sc 30, ms,i;ct closed
Weak Ca.t!s-Ms7kat active bu. shade easier:
q9a;ity only fair; common to fir shippia 9 4 80
III W. good to choice $3.50. exports S. 1856,
one car o:d eItr. s;ears 81 II Shesc-Msrkst
SLOW; ti!r 10 good S1,0,5 20 choice 70 extra
IS 80 $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE siAgKET IArch I'll
372 cittIe we're offered. 30 o; whicl sold E. lo
. els per Ii 20 shipped away ani 81 leII Owe
market wound up dull. $40 Sheep 20 Il II 6 &
=! Tor wool and to 81 for Clipped
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

sraING HAHDKERCnIEFS, hand stitched aDi
em0toldered coraers. all linen. ct 80 c.nts
worth 35 cjGts, at ISAAC EICuBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

RICH AND PURE L!QUoEs .-Chryslozod
H?ek aGd Rye. Peach Brandy, CatorDis
Honey aad Sod Lyon Pu0,h, all guaranteed
tho ,nurfat liuu1r.. Ql1tt battles ct McBar.
nej'9. corner King ana WASHINGTON Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
TOR SALE.
a RA II L CHANCE.
TIE STEAMER HARRY LODOI

~ - XIV 11ODV16I
ss she is now running with ROUTE from Alex
sndris 10 Harrington. If not sold ,Nw =,
st private sale on or before TIL RS. ussEss5sg5
DAY, the 3lst Of March, 1881 che Will on that
tion in front of the Market House. Royal street.
Alexandria. Cause of sale, captain and owner
has to 60 to diatslt Stste on business for an
indefinite time. JAS. QUINTON,
mh24-td Captsin and ounsr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

McBURNEY & Son have just opsnad var!
choice lot ct French and Italian Oivo Oil Per
tccey Fresh and Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
BY Green & Nica

Resi- Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY
Of April, 1881. in front of tho Mansion House
Hotel, VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
fronting 81 feet e inches on tho east side Of Lac
street, adjoining the Gas House lot, and running
back to Union street 900 f5e!-a splendid lot for
manufacturing purposes. Terms reasonable.
mh2:-td WARWICK F. MILLER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

CIHCIEEATI Fec hAEKET NJ. -. Hoo
quiet and steady; common ii - % IS li9 :: pscs
lag Is dOa5 g.; bu'cie!s' SjsG 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

Judge Mils, Of Washington. will s1iIeaa The
Alexandra Reform Club tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

Any BoCd Disease. whether hreaitayv 0
otteT1ctSe. speedy cured by s. s. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

FISH REPORT. But few GSh hav, arrived
at Fish.own during the past few days. A. lot Ct
herring md ninety shai arrived there hi.
Incr1iGg. Tho herring sold ht SZ0I5 pr thou.
faHl, ard ths :hsl, thero being 10 purch sseIs
to- .i.ra LG:e, we've shipped 10 Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

LYECHBURG MARKET, March 24.-Tho mar.
ket is quiet nrd unchanged. Flour is g!eadv
and high prsdes in demand. Wnea! dull 81 ITO
ALTO Is to quality. Corn steady at t0:53 Oats
45st0. Nolning doing in Eyo. Receipts Of To-
hscco light I,ug5 hre il active demsnd. Nc.
d 'un dsrk Lest Gs we'll Is medium bright con.
tinuas dull ard insctive. Fine shipping is still
upward in i:s tendency Extra wrappers a:e
very high.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

iIE lest homo manufactured Ito Ware
anu Housed utEahi0g Goods can be touGd Of
STANsEJRY's Central Stovo House, coroer
l,l1g and Washington streets, (McBurpey'f
Bui!dio2)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

STOP THE LEAKS tin Roofing. Gutter and
hi!D Spout. sua h!l Eoik repaired PROMPTLY, By
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

kaT. j. ". Cbcksrirg. OF Washington, vii
preach IN the FRS: Pfesty .eriao church Sul'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

JUST RECEIVED 5 BUTTON FOSTERS KID
Gloves, Iced in eli shad!s, e: |. EICnB5RG S,
lcc'Ssor 10 SisynakCr Il c..
NEwLY FITTED Up STORE WORTHY OF Pa
TRoNAGE Tho store Of l. E:chbsFg has gone
Though iho.ouen cieaare, psiotiOg, DC
aid been renovated from tap 10 cellar with stv
"a! CHEZ great CHANCES to facilitate trade.
ilc. Ii. Sc1wNE, !h9 buyer fer thst house las
Is: rcU;0:d from ror:heTn tin. sld where
re ateld:5 three * eDsi7o auction sales, one
IA dress goods and silks. orc 10 c!rpets, oil clath
ard mating. a5d ere il dcnes;iea, at oil OF
rhch go dswctc solt much Under former prices.
We rsicr ctr EcaGcri 10 thsiE extensive aGver
i!samcGt 10 10 Gsg'o Gsz.ttc. By calling. you
WI! find bargains 10 oEcry 7orety Of goods on
Il cir counter and shelves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, q r. q -Eo,s-
masaes Wsak s1d sioW ssles 81 ~ CTS decline;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
LOCAL -BRETI2IEY.

Ilo l!sr,h 5rn CT The County Co1r., Judge
James o2ogstcr presiding, comueIc On Mon
dey n.x'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
ss6SY saSs5tEaG.

nUR INVENTORY FIMtSHED.
" Tuesday Feb'y. S.h, 1891!
We haze com pie.ed our inventory and thrnwn
upon the counter great many Remnants of ali
styles OF goods to bs sold chesp. We arc clos.
Ing out grea! many goods a. loss than cost, in
order to make room for large Spris stock.
SdHETiNGS -BLEAOHED. COTTONS
and LINENS.-Wo arc gollingia fuil stock
Of the above goods of Cho:o, Brand, fcr Fab
rusry sales sod offer at cloaa prices.
y. i. BSASEEEE.
lU0 King g.. Alexandria, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
By Green q Wise, Auctioneers

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL E5TATE IN Fairfax
COUNTY.-Pursusnt to decree of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county at Novembar term, 1880,
in the case of Emerson adm'r. w. Emerson O..
al the undersigned commissioners therein
named, will soil at public auction on TUES.
DAY, the 22d day of March, 1881, at u G clock
M, in front of the entrance to the Court Room
on Fairfax atreot, in the city of Alexandria Va,
a TRAOr OF LAND in Fairfax county, living
Immediately on the Potomac river, thrse and
half miles below Alexandria and Containing
lGC5 acres. Tho land is believed TO bs of good
quality, of easy ACCESS 10 market, while the
situation for beauty is not surpassed BY sny on
tho river, commanding full view of the cities
of Alexsndris and Washington snd the sur.
rounding country of Maryland end Virgins.
Terms of Sale: Ono fourth of the purchase
money in cash; the reaidue in three equal in
stalments at siz, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from da.e the bonds of the pur.
chaser to be taken, With security, and the title
to be retained until all tho purchase money ia
paid. 81. D. CLAUGHTON,
W. A. TAYLOR, OomTrs' OF
J. M. LOVE, sale.
feb16-eots
Gs- The above sale has been postponed till
SATURDAY, April 2};d, at same lime and
plsc9. mh22- ents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

PURSUANT TO a UECEEE rendered at
Z the November term, 1872, of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county in tic suit OF Lewis
johnson vs. p. w. Morelsnd, &c, the under.
signed, commissioner of sale therein appointed,
on MONDAY, April lS.h 1851, Court dsy) at
II clock m will sell q. public suction, before
the door OF Fairfax Court House, that certain
IkACT OF LAND, belonging to thu defend.
ant, T. w. Morelald, lying on tha road from
vienns TO Townsville, known SIS the "OLD
COURT HOUSE, TRACT, and containing
IL % leo ceres, more or less. Said land is in q
good eishborhood. end is improved By n com.
Portable DWELLING HOUSE, ou!buildings,
&c, SC.
Terms o! Sa!o Cash enough 10 psy costs of
suit and expenses OF sale; tho residue in threo
eqlsl annual instruments. TO BE- secured BY the
notes OF tho purchaser, with approved personal
security; hearing Interest and date from day OF
esle and tito 10 TO retained till the lsst psyment
IS male. ThGS. MOORE,
mhI9-W41 Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

FEEDERIcKsDUEa MARKET, March 81 The
market II quiet end prices generally are I'm.
changed. Flour is in very moderate demand
except fer tha higher family grades aad quota
tions are frcm 81 for fao to 81 IS for the best
Cev process. Wheat quet s.. llOs125 as 10
quality. Corn firm at 0Qat2 for Wh.e Eye
nomina!ly s.. % ard Oats d0,l5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Mar. 2I-Hsof
Cs!tle-The New York market on Monday was
active at an adVsrce CT ls!c snd yesterday 3
further advance OF ! cent was established with
an active trade.
Sheep-Receipts arc quito light, aid thore i.
but little doing. Prices Of Monday have ruIed
since then, 4.Gi Cts per ID gross, es to quslitv.
Hogs-Trsde has been fair tt fcrme. p:i,as
$50 Cts per Id net w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
SugaI-Tho market for raw il dull end nominal
with moderate Inquiry from reuners We
quote foreign nominsly ut 7sa7s els for fair to
good refining, end Trash els for centrifugal
For riLled sissrs the market is firm, especial
~ for III medium grades, with good trade de-.
maud, We quote hsrd at 81 cts for cut loaf, O.
csats for crushed, 81 cents Tor powdered, 81 cts
for eranulated; Soft a g can,s, and Yellow II +,
6! cts per ID.
CCfse-We have no further business 70 note
in Coffee, and we report the market worry quiet
on basis Of II cts for fair Rio which is lhe oesL
price now obtsinable. Stock here in first hspdo
1880 bags, and we now quote as follows, viz:
Rio ordinary 10 cts good ordinary II cts; fair
j. CTS; good l2i GIG, and prims Is Gig.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. March So
Bceves-Of the receipts car loads were GOD 10
2 beef exporting firm before arrival a. 6 fraction
more than l0!: per ID. Not enough traffic in
live Cattle to make market. Feeling reLher
moro steady, but firm. Dressed beef sides wars
selling resdiiy at S,Q1c per ID.
Sheep and Lambs-No change in prices, In,
firm tone and quiet ssle at 5i.Gz, per ID 70,
sheep and Gis7!c Tor yesrling lamos
Hog5-Eone fof sale alive. Nominally steady
st seas 40 per 100 lbs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

uAIBURG ED9EsI
- HAMBURG EDGESl
2,0C0 yards Of the above goods at much less
than tho regular price, at
ianlS FERGUSON'S, 90 King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

:JLOWER POTS AND SAUCERS, q full
| - lire received TO- day fer sale by
mhM j. o. MILBURN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday, July t., INNl.
Mr.. Hyde, the American markeman, made the highest
possible for any rifle for the Association Cup
600 yards.
The SandardS correspondent at st. Petersburg hears
what he considers good authority, that General Igna
te has recently received several threatening letters,
purpOrting to come from Nihilists
The SdRddrd, commenting upon Jefferson Davis's
book, "Thc Rise Fail of the Confederate Govern
mcnt," says: awe give HIM recognition OF being n
straightforward and sincere chroniccr OF memoirs alike
interesting to all English and American citizens
The Daily Ners this morning says Besides the efforts
being made by the British Government in behalf of
correspondent at Merv the Russian Government has
ordered the Russian authorities in Central Asia To
tain what means there he Of intervening, with the
object OF procuring his liberation Prince Lebanon has
shown the kindest interest in the matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
FALSELY ACCUSING 4 LErrrR-clRRlrR

woman living in Wisconsin several weeks ago
visited her daughter. the wife OF clergyman at
Newark. She expected n remittance of money
shortly after her arrival, and ev nv day she
questioned the letter-caTrcr who passed the house
informing him that she expected "A money letter A
few days ago the woman received the expected LET
ter rom the carrier and upon opening il found that
II contained no money She immediately went 10
Postmaster W ood, OF Newark, and accused the car
rer of having abstractod the money from the letter
The post MASTER although he regarded the carrier IA
Trustworthy made an Investigation and even noti-
he'd the fact 10 Special Agent Sharrotts of the New
York Post Office. The woman. becoming impatient
at the DELAY. applied TO a Justice OF the Peace
Shortly aiterward an order WAS received rom Wis
conSin AT the Newark Post Oiii,e To pay the
woman the anOdnt of the remittance. and il was
subsequently ascertaincd that the woman's
daughter i'm Wisconsin, from whom the remittance
was expected. had after writing her letter changed
her mind about enclosing the money. and afIrr
waiting several days had sent ii by money order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
CAPTURED BY WOWEN or PLUCK.

Miss Louisa TIMBER, a young woman living
IN Harlem. was walking in LcXingon-aVe. last night
when man followed her from One hundred -and-six-
tcenth TO Onchmdred-and ghtecnths At that point
be iosted her ana started TO run away Two women
who wel" coming down the avenue, saw the mans
action and noticed chain in his hand As he was about
to pass them they took hold of HIM and screamed for
help, al the time telling Miss TIMBER that she had
been robbed. Detective Thompson TO them and ar
rested the man and took him to the One-hundredand
twcntySlXth street Police station. searching him
he tcund Miss Cmbers gold watch and chain valued a
Sl25 He gave his John Kelly forty four wears
OLD. OF Onchundrcd and cighteentlst. and Madison
ave. aud was locked up. saturday night Kelly ar
" in