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lotteries.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBU-
TTON, CLASS L, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER s, 1881 - IsSth Monthly
Drawing
Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Incorporated in 1868 for rs years by the Leg.
islature for educational and charitable pur-
poses-with capital of 81, 000 000-to which a
reserve fund of over $4,000 has since been
added
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made part of the present State
Constitution, adopted December I'd, A. d. 1879.
frs GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will
take place monthly. 1t never scales or post
pones. Look at the following Distri button:
CAPITAL PR1Z $4,000.
100000 Tickets at TWO Dollars Each
Half TieketQ One nn1laF
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Attention Of shippers is called to the ad-
vertisement of sailing of steamer Cumber-
land for St. Catherine's, Doboy, Darlen,
aud points on the Altamahs and Ocmuigee
rivers.-AdU.
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SDeciaI Notice.

Neither the Captains, Owners or Agents Of
the British steamships "Maha rajah" and Eos
cola" viii be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew.
J.B. WEST & CO.,
70
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Snaeial Notice

Steamer Cumberlan will leave THIS WED
nesday) EVENING at 6 o'clock for st. Cathe-
rine's, Doboy. Darien and Points on the Alta
maha and t'cmUlgee rivers
All freight except for Darien must be paid
by shippers.
JNO. F. ROBERTSON.
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RoYss Suits.

DeVlIn g. Co.'s. Clothing to order.
Fall samples ready at LaFar's.-AdU.
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To the Lie6rg Company:

To The Lie6lg Company:
HOSPITAL FOR RUPTURED AND CRIPPLED,
ADD ST. AND LEXINGTON AVE-, n. 7.
Your "Witch Hazel" has afforded many Of
our suffering patients most decided relief,
for which am truly grateful.
JAMES KNIGHT, NJ. D.,
Surgeon-in-Chief.
Beware Of cheap limitations. Ask for Lie
big Co.'s Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel.
Invaluable in Spinal Irritation and all pains
OF Rupiured, Parslyzed and Crippled.
Gives rapid relief.
Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
For sale by o. Butler, Savannah.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-12

NenIs5 UnderHFear.
White Cotton, Merino, Lambs Wool and
Red Medicsted Underwear of all kinds, al
Famous New York Clothing House, 14C
Congress street.-Adv.
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New Hats, Fall Fashions
In variety now ready at LaFar's .-Adv.
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Now the Time

To buy Dining Room Furniture, and every
thing else In the Furniture line, at great
sacrifice Allen g. LINDSAY ADJ
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State LOtterY COmn,Y
DAPITAL PRlz $4,000,
LIST OF PRIZES.

100, 600 Tickets at TWO Dollars Ea
Half Tickets, One Dollar.
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Notice.

CRY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
September 30, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that on and after MON
DAY, the 81 proximo, the ordinance relative to
the impounding Of cattle found at large within
the city limits will be strictly enforced.
BY order of THE MAYOR.
FRANK K. REBARER,
Clerk of Council
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New Scarfs, New Ties.
For fall and winter. at LaFar's.-AdU.
To the fountain Head Go.

When ailing would you knowingly go to
a quacki Certainly not. Know, then, that
there are mercantile as well as medical
quacks. What good, tried physician is to
the inner the Famous New York Clothing
House is to the outer man. After many
years probation we have passed the rubicon
of public appreciation, and received our
diploma "FdnO1Gs" Gentlemen purchasing
Clothing, Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods
from us buy from first hands, as we have the
facilities, and do sell the best goods lower
than all others Go to the Famous New
York Clothing House, 14O Congress street,
Savannah, Ga-AdU.
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Comparative statement Of temperature at
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
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HORSFORD,S ACID PHOSPHATE
In Indigestion.
We have used Horsford's Acid Phosphate
in cases of indigestion, with good results.
DRs MARSHAL & LoNGACRE.
OlreV Ill.,
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Mtstinas.
R0Iden RnIe Lodga Ma. ~ I0N Z

Golden Rule Lodge No. 12, /. O. q. +.
A regular meeting win be held THIS WED
nesday) EVENING at 8 o'clock.
Degrees viii be conferred.
Members will come prepared to pay their
dues
Members Of other Lodges are cordially in
vited.
By order of
JNo. G. ROBERTSON, N. g.
J. w. FRErwELL, Sec'y.
Pulaski Loan Association.
The regular monthly meeting of Pulaski
Loan Association, being the eightieth (s0th) Of
series "A" and the second (9d) Of series 'B, p"
viii be held upon THIS "wednesday EVEN
ING at O'Clock, at room No. Battersby's
Building, corner Bay and Drayton streets.
OcToBER nth. 1881.
R. D. WALKER, President
WIN. GARRARD. Sec'y.
Savannah Mutual Loan Association.
The eighth 9Th regular monthly meeting Of
the Savannah Mutual Loan Association will
be held THIS "wednesday EVENING at
O'Clock, at Metropolitan Hall
OCTOBER l2rH, 1881. -
President
H. g. EvKRTrT, Sec'y.
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APPROXIMATION pRIzEs,

APFEUAIhAIIUN FEtIAkl5s
Approximation Prizes Of $500. 2,7GO
Approximation Prizes Of. 2O0.... 1,8CO
Approximation Prizes Of. 100 -. 300
1857 Prizes, amounting to......... $l10, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points, to whom liberal compensation viii
be paid.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by express or regis
tered letter, or money order, by mail, al.
dressed only to
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Scarf Pins. sleeve Buttons.
In endless variety Of new patterns, at La
Far's.-AdU,
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bAN8nnRh, ia.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management of
GENERALS g. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
A. EARLY
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FOREIGN NETE,H.

i! is 90: H.. | l0) parsons hava left Bella FIR
hra,ac1 ~! i,&i1u..: to mbsri for America
iEa FeHi.a coGrc:! &c Ballramoro hss re-
'o.vad /; G:.,s.inht9 . innIior: Who eh0! Il man
j rio.
:. mo5tnx Of tha Lesgno ia Dublin ye:tar.
j'V hlr D.l!Jn's spec OF Sunday Wss spol)-
G.Hii iJ-.
Tao persons arrest9i for assas:ina!ing tho e. If
will be- given Sven DAYS 70 prepare for trIal
EIif :ss Do!g9couki. widog Of Alexander II, is
e! Venice.
IL cGa:cGlnaco OF g rlo.a vo!a on resolution
Il WANT g! col ii i"nca, tho Spanish ministry hiss
resigned. The Duke DO Avila is consulting the
King reeprc.ing tho formation OF now cabinet.
A7,ia EilAndi WIS., the only Ottoman delegate
,:rcso.s E. Mondays meeting in Constaatinople.
I1cro viii be very iaW more meetings. Mean.
while war preparations sro being pushed, Four
teon staff Ulcers have aSsomblad at Salonics.
VIOLA is nr1tsGc. by q sys.tm Of forts and torEe-
does.
Terms q pee, kava beer agreed upon with
Tia Beers, HGd' 6 royai commission viii TO sp.
polite! t. C)mp!nt0 the GotsiIs. Tho Boevs re
20 have com .lete loc.l iader9Hdenc', while
England regulates forciga relations. The b DOT
S9d'GF5 srG to d!5Qsrso 1T clCc. and British gar
ri5"Es that ren!.n in the Juntry arc rot in any
way - Interfere in tho government. Tho war in
the Trsa6vnsl, which has cost England such O
| large sara o: c:onoy, and such heavy losses in
| kiI.cd END wounded, may now he considered OF
| an C!d, ard from hfl Appearances tho Beers have
gained TIC objec.s for which they went into tho
! struggle
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II. viz Resolution recomrsit!ing to tie Com.
nitscn on Public Property the 1slter Of the lc-
ca!lcn d Inc hiy scales; resolution directing q
l1aso TO FerGnsud knight of tie iat row octu
lla1 by h'm and forming part OF tee f.h Whs
property fer fcn years At the yearly rental of
80; communication It the Mayor concerning
the sinSs in ,ha St,!i1n House; report OF the
Com mlttne uu Finauco upon the annual report
Of the Fire War'ien;: resolution directing the
Superintendent. Of Po!icn TO eel Tho curb and lsy
the sidewalk @. The southeast corner Ct Duke
snd Pit! st.osts. on Pit, aal the claim of James
W. Nails OF SIG. g.: services 81 uver7eer of the
Poor.
Tho Bostd then sGjou!nel Til Friday, the
18Th instant, at : so p IN.
Testo: JAMES T. CATION. Clerk.
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The Markets..

SALrIMnnE, liar. 23-Virginia Is oil - do
dotefTsd 10 asked Go consol tat: do n series
-. past cue connons Cd; now lOdCs DOT; ten
forbes counon 9iS bid to-day. Cotton dull;
midd!lng ~ Flour firm and active; Howard
street and Western super 8 i5!Si: do e1 ira 25
sS5 do family 25.SG Is; City Mills ouppr Is
s$1i do extra 25aS5; do family 25a$6 50; do
Kio brands Sc 25i fstapsco family 81. Wheat
southern stesdv; Western steady and i,m /;
Southern red ll7al20; do subsr 122sl27; Mo :
Western winter red SPOT and March l2A.l2,5
Anil and May lE0isl2O2; Juno l192all95 July
no ,Corn-'Southern etssdv; Western quiet
Al urn; Southern white 81; do yellow sit
COZ 6:5i ,Msy 6ls i5l3 steamer 81? Usts ql;et
ana stesdy; Western white 4Gs47; do mixed d4a
10; Penna 16. BYE steady ct no. Hay steady;
primo to choice Penns ard Marylsad 1880.
C"tlee very quist: Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair
N5.lI5' Sugsr firm; A soft y, WhisEey dull
and weak at 81 TO-
NEW YORK. harch IS Stocks stock. Mon
OF SAC. Flour quiet snd eleady. What o
shade stronger. Corn dull.
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LOC1L EREEIYiE,S.

There we're 10 csso5 - police hcs3qgsr.era this
l.oiaiaG.
Tho .. 5. training al.p Portsmouth arrived
st Norfolk yaS.orisy.
There waa sight s., j. o. oaoH thjs mo7a-
in:
Gen. aahouo viii. il = uGd rstooI, leave
Washington .o-3iGh.l~r i.i.":aoad.
;ies;Ts. y. T. Brashaar and JaIn,s Pichens
who have been seriously Ill for scmi, tiule pat,
W=rc thought % 10 better ;ais mOrnlng.
Tho sch0onoc Lohsina, G,pt. Tib5i:t, loaded
|l.h cOopo7sg1 o7 NJ. v ~. :. I'm )3t, s+,ad
to.c.y io- CaIiCansI tu2,.
An o,tert4ir o;.t 10 tho beach, G. tho Bag
tst Al2:ion Chapol VAS gvoa a. Fosuody Ia!I
57 tie scho,srs Il ms school, last might.
Tao funeral &C :h0 Ito Samuel B.rt,o ;oaI,
place from ST. H;Hr9'5 Church t":5 mof~ing :.Hd
WAS largely s!.."1-i
/ marriage ,in"..a ~. issu-d IN Washington
yesterday - 4gv. -. 3. Gracae, OF Nsnuycr
couaty, ", nT3 Ms Doatia U3t!on, OF H,i-
iC.ocu
The LAZY, :.t 80 50 T., dan T.. ;h1 p o!a. {
Forty whgs!. - Washington. sni no; sd yes
le-day. WAS Mrs. j. W. ~. n, r,c.Y"r o: Mra.
Charles W.rj, o. 'U:s cisy.
Chs:,as n. L)srv, CO, o. s3!a Francisco
,jal OK nlo-..J3r 81 The I.!i,rHis LaEi3ia.uro
IL n tho c:'y, tho EG,~. o: AltormSn kenny
't-aus
Gho congregation .. ~ Un,on 2re3bJ.ori,H
CHURCH Tii mae. .0.U!.nt 3: tho In0roW SYna
%ogac, or W@,h:@2.ca street, for III parposa o:
considering tho QI2aiion OF calling a pistor
Rev. Dr. ! Cfsvre, os Ealti!u ,re W.. h pres ~:
Rld &C! rs Moderator.
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NEWiS OF The DAY.

Ihe steamboat Leopard, the frs. Of The seal
usierIas t?9t has arrived at St. JohDe, n +
sac has tull crgo ct II. 0C0 seala, DDd reptr.!
The Gshog IS good
| The bu K of securities stolen f,om tic North
| anton thlsss.) Bat iD 1876 have been return
ed, md tkr3o CT tie BURGLARS were re-
leased last week.
| The New York B ,erl Of Aldermen ysater-
| Gsy authorized the Ellison Electric lilunna-
/ 'lng Company TO lay wires and ertc: lamps iu
| tho city fer supplying electricity FIR iIunina-
ton.
Tao Tennessee HOus, yesterday passed on
! its third readug the bill to settle the Stste
debt St 100 cents 90 The dollar, with three per
csDt, Ioteres: ADD coupons receivable for tay:s.
Tho V5te stood 43 yeas 10 81 nays.
| Hncry jenkins has been arrested in Brooklyn
n. u, for kidnapping the child Of Mrs. lay
To-, " :athy lady CT that citg. Tho child was
stolen from its bed ID lis night clothes and Was
touad 10 Jenkins's posse ,ion.
At meeting Of pierced glass manufacturers
yesterday at PIIts5urg, it was decided TO stop
| Wo;k for eight weeks between May 1st aud
September l5' |. is believed this action will
rcduco the stock Of tableware pesry 81, 500. coo.
The Cyprus, an iron steamboat 22l feet 10
! langth 524 II width and II! in dcoth, was
lautcltd yesterday at RoaUh's ship yard,
Cacs;er. The vssaal will ply as on excursion
steamer between NsH York and COMFY Island.
Oao oil racyAS excursion party to Cuba,
chsrf6s certaia American consular officials
win tf=ulnoot eg1c iJns of moae7 iron, pass
| enccrs arriving IL that i9sad from tho Uaied
States Gader p:e!cDs, Of haViog heir passports
revised.
The steamer WtooUaa, bound from Patuz.
ont 10 Biiti:noIe. eaa tho schooner Elizabeth
Frances bound down for oysters. we're in collis.
100 ab2u. $50 O'Clock Monday night off mouth
OF North Pol,s Geek, Patspsc) RIVER. The
schooner Was Damaged SOD, the steamer III.
ioj jared.
The brig Aired Of SsAls.a, With cargo
OF phoaphste from CJoksaw. g. g., Vas fouod
abanl0aad and n q sibkiog c)uGtian, near
B,:mEis, Oh tho 18Th lst. aud Oaaohed. The
v3ssa:'s log, chronomote., g.. had boon re-
uIGvsd, ana il is supposed the crew took 10 the
bolts, and, 10: hayiog been hoard from, were
drowned.
The r:sjs0a;ioas Of Z. II. Meyers. of the
pn0D5GIganls R''irold Company, snd w. l.,
u br!cn, OF the P.tstu-=, Cincinnati and St.
Louis h1ai, a GHogr2l pa3sene"r aud ticket
ec us a; SD tho s?poiatm2as of f. A. Ford to
Il tho vacancies c4rs,d thortb7, havo been
Officially enoouacal, tho chsn{H to take effect
20 A2rI! IL. 81. Fyrd'd oiiiol will BE- o!
pl;tstu'g.
A imp0riact meeting of leading Protestant
E2'>cGnsi c'erGyinen and lagmen was h.ld at
III, rcsde:c Ct Disho? PJtt:r. il New York,
Y@rstiA,. \ Resolution, oF.red By Bishop
31aro2r,us!l, ot Nag Jersey. WAS passed to
"ib lac Am?:can Church Building Fund AS
a2ci',an 10 rai-e $1,000. 600 10 constitute q
'na3, til" iaierast OF which sanl b. given to
Sll 'h9 tujidug Of now Protestant Episc opal
,u:cAcs throughput the country.
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COMMUNICATED.
where Bees the Union Presbyterian
Church EpIOnrn

COMMUNICATE
where Bees the Union Presbyterian
Church Belong:
:ns tb0vo question vas rlised by somebody
tbs G!z tie. few days ego. who might Just as
well hs7o asked Rhcro do the Methodist, Bap.
lis: ed macy o:her clurcias belong, for they
arc sii iGsidc the bounds Of Chesapeake Pres
b;tel2. Tia. WIS tho argument used. It is
to BE- bopcd that n, Presbyterian vas 50 unina
formed as TO start such question.
"Cj7il rights draws OF snaloey. bu; he fails
to mike tho application.
folly agree With hir, that if you atd your
family were 50 unfortunate as to be pitched cut
Of house end home here 10 Virgiois. you could
Got be blamed tor accepting tho hospitality of
some kind friend in MsrylaDd. and thereby so.
Gro q temporary shelter ior you and yours.
Nor would you lose yCnv c!tiz.osbip 10 Virgin
ia, ond sill AID. neither could Maryland
csia you as q clizen. merely because you we're
ten porary sijoutner within her territory.
So With tho "Uoion Presb7te.ian Church"
% Gisip;eres:ed person will blame this church
for ncca9tiag tho kiad AID courteous offer. mada
by lis twlers, 10 use th:r "Synagosue" IS q
9la,s ct worship El.hyush il is heated outside
The preac!ib%d limits OF the Msrya1d presbytc.
-, Scr is Presby:sry to BE- held accountable 70,
the present state of afsirs, as 90 ohsnge can be
made ua!i the meslog Of tbs Synod. which
hIons he's tho power aud hu:hority to change
the metes acd bounds of presbyteries. This. tc
sly the iass:, ought to ba known to sl Pfes5y
terians.
"Lat u haas peac'," sheo ta,le will DO
HARMONY.
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Mothers! 11others!! Nzoahers!!!

Arc yen disturbed at night and brokon OF jour
rest By q SICK child suffering sn1 crying with
tho ezcrucslng pain CT cutting toath II go,
Cos. OF c. .ad get b5t!lo Of AIRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon it;
there is no mistake sbcu; il. There is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
no! tell you ct once that j. will ccsula,e the bow.
els, and give rest to he mother and relief and
health 10 tic Child, operating like magic It is
pertec!Iy ssfo 10 use III all cases and pleasant to
The Taste, and is the PRESCRIPTION OF enc of the
Oldest and bCs. female physicians and nurses in
Tho United S:,Saf. Sold eve 'ywheto. 20 centa
y bo.t,c. mh2l
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FISH PRICES The nGia?o!a,is ga-taar Il -
nsd me effect Ct a9afjag ~ the pcc;' q! Ii: III, 20
Lao dealers Say. Il i:u sA.t tna frs. OF the
s"alon, and about two hundred blncnos Of rock
m poica arIi7ci sS Elsh.ogH today. aad s,t
III no io loving lSur25 Shat u, Ia. ra.o o! : Il
or hundred; white po'ah 20 cts par buncD:
cock 81 ca. pr baGch, and yellow o,rch Is CTS.
J. = DuLca.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Weather Probabilities. March % 1851
For the Middle States fair weather, northwest
10 southwest winds, higher temperature, and
stationary to higher barometer.
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4 spl;uGii breakt -: on tho tail surrounded
By family CT Coughs. They used DR.. Balls
C0u2h Syrup and that family poH keeps i: 81
wys on hand snd r,cJmmeafs it, Price oujy
25,. bottle.
ANY Bocd Disease. whether hereditary or
otherwise. speedy cured by S. s. s.
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liHT KECElVED-Liae Table Ismask
:. ~: Napkins in lnrsa variety also India
MLii. torsisn Lawn, H!aii Ea;lsook ED New
Styles Cloasiug f5r SPRING wear by
nhf3 y Z. BEASEEAP,
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Stop TIE LEAKS Tin Rooilos, Gutter and
hllu Sious. end al! g0ik repaired Eromply, BY
STANsBURY & Bro.
Tie BEST homo manufactured T!p Ware
had N0uss:urnisting Goods ON be ioupd ST
6TAASEURY's C4n:rsI Slo7o House, coraer
Mug and Washington a!cc:s, (McBurDey' )
bldiug(
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,, Rich AND PURE Liquors. -C5rystaIizcd
H;;2cE and Ryo. Peach Brandy, California
li9aog and Gold Lyon Pio,h, all euorsnleed
me ruTe5: HOURS. Quart bottles at McB1r.
h9Y3, corner King snu Washington Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-23

McBUENEr & Sow have jus! opened very
choice lot Of Froach AID Italian Olive Oil Per.
teccy Fresh and S,cset
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IMPORTANT As e Fiis1a":ec 10 purchasers,
MCBURNEY L Son Gro ua;G boiling the rures.
i.IQOURs and WINES lg?p2rtcd AID domesiicl
Haccr their oTo psne, thereby protecting th,ir
tsta isom the many jmpCsI;i1rs il botIel
iu10rs " ~
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GREERAL GRANT has -t:garI tho Presidency
of.ho Words GAR Commission Ho will star!
for Mexico neZt Monday. Il convorss,ion with
al Interviewer ho said h3 dsapprovcl Of the
proposed eGtrs session Ct Congress- snd eaid tho
rro,e7! banking system waa already the best in
the world. 40 svOwed himself pleased with
Fresito1t Ca,.i2lC' J appointments in Etw yo:k
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DEATHS --Nr Edward Warren. veil
kno@a l".9!9for OF taIs ci'y, did a! tho rys
daIc1 q hist4ther ibis IL ,rcicg rtlm Consump.
;on The deceased vas . gaiian: coat .dara,e
H3dlcc. Scr"ing thrucgh0u' the Wiz rs a y1ieu.
hT OF C0mpsag Il, liza Virginia Rogiin =nt,
u which tha Late JAMES u. S:ouart vas Cap
tan. lis tunaraj vii ;ak2 Pee: to m3Tra e
.i:"caooa At 4 o'c,ccs
3honas Batter, sn>,h.r al know :,|,,:e,cr,
d:"8 from c0nsum9:ioa YES :dsy.
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For As:,era@:l.

LONDON. March - Eleven hlnu;o ref5ous
reported il tho 2iaIo- Barl!a dispatch as havjD4,
!2ft ior DCeclon md Ga;nSu-g on their way 60
America, LET. tbs, city On Monday from t9o
railway stc.Ca3 only. "ha eraigr&:ion il so
large tDa. tho G;ogu.;@i2 co32pa:i@s ere Obliged
50 chsr.er s.csTCrl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-A colorod wonso named
Walker, living alone o. Vinegar Hill. was
found last night By some Of her neighbors lyiog
upon tho flor OF an upstairs room il her house
10 dylog condition, With piece Of aum 10
hcr mouth. |: appears that the wlman had
let her room Tor the purpose Ct getting some
salt With whloh to stop p henorrhagc from the
iucgi Whlc1 had suddenly come upon her, sud
Eeiutoing, the cZortion b;i1g too much for her,
had fall PROSTATE upon the flor, where she
tied 10 itW niortcs after bang discovered.
B.2oa c1u'd b. traced frola the kitchen OF the
house to the dying wonan'5 room. The 80.
Eo1l cain, to this city iroal Lecsbarg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-23

Mr.. Wesley &isscn. . wildly kcown "a sytr OF
Chicago IT,, VS. clgai Of most 8cIi)u, 1T
tack 0! |: hl2ma.oIg RAHuma'im c?mo!icatad
wy!h Sc.2Uc!, ~ tbs ui9 Of s.. J.clts Oh.
H. f ;ucrln&ty iraisss V.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-23

HE Free BRIDGE-rhe commissioners OF
The D!at:!2. CT Colulabi. have in cora p:ianca
With the pG:tie: Interested, transmitted TO the
Secretary of War for hi7 corsi Iteration two 10 ON
oriaia, one rom the c!tZ ,ns Of Georgetown ard
ths other t:o3l citZ)na Of 8lcZandr!a end Fair.
isz county, Va, asking tEa;.ho bridge p.ovidal
Tor III tho at of Congress. approved the 23l
Hhmo Do located 1t point on the Potomac
ri!or, above Georgetown, kaown AS the Threc
Sisters Tle51 memorials arc very Lunotousy
sign Il Snoring q decided preference for tho
constr ucIon OF anew bridge, rather than tho
purchase Of the present aquetuc:. sad i: is
thought that the present appropriation nlai3
"Ili be I'm ply sufficient for il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-23

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAR. 90, 1881.
S,tn rises So Stl1, sets.......... 6 is
ARRIVED.
str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, to Il A Reed.
or Mattano, lower Porc. to J Broders & Co.
Schr Shuberf, Washington, to Eamnshira ard
Baltimore Coal 90.
Schs Lille, Georgetown, 10 VIM a Mcorc.
CLEARED.
Sir Ann Eliz', Philadelphia, By T A Reed.
Str Jane Moseley Norfolk, BY + a Reed.
Schr Lshsins. Capt T'bbitt, Csrdenas. Cuba,
Schr Thomas Taylor, Salisbury, Md, by
w A Smoot.
MEMORANDA.
sc1r Two Sisters sailed from Baltimore for
this port 22d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-23


Tho cattle market WAS fairly sucrlicd this
week aud most Of the offerings were o. very
GOOD quality; sales however, wero very Limited
inc demand being very light Sheep in fair de-.
mand and light supply. No Lambs otr,red
6oss stiil hlSh end in fair inquiry Cows and
calves in demand. Veal Calves scarce and / III.
,, NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. March 2}.-
heeves-Tho general tona OF tho market was
Grm, and fdw loads Of medium 10 good
steers sold at full figures or 10allc per ID dross-
cd. Beef sides waro eelisE fairly a. 7!aSlc per
10 Tor common to good end ct ST A9c 70, prime.
CnlVes-Common 10 good vosIs wont of slow
y at reduced prices, Base par ID for common 70
choice.
Sheep snd Lamb;-Tho msrkct vas no. brisk,
Dat the sales Te:o Il! full prices sad tho feeling
was hrm. Sheep RANGED from J4sC4c per lb for
common to good; C5lGsc for prime snd extra do
uncippsd yearling lambs ranged from G3a7lc
Ear lt. Sess mutton carc,ssas sold al o., per
bi best dressed lamb3 at lOta.
dogs-Deslers put tho nominal range for live
hogs ct SGlG ~ per lUO lbs aud city dressed
Western corn.ted hogs we're selling 4. 75ae4c
fJr extreme