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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-25

A COOP Understanding bill to fix the
price of State lands at 81 % was killed
in the Assembly, doubtless, from miscon-
ceRtion Of its provisions. At present the
State can sell no land, because the price is
fixed at just double the rates Of Government
land. The State can not sell ,and At 81 80
acre and successfully compete with Uncle
Sam. who sells at 81 Is. The act pro-
vides for the surveying OF all land not yet
taken up. and this clause would compel many
companies who are cutting timber from State
land and paying nothing for it to set le with
the State. The bill should be reconsidered
and passed. else State grant is we'll nigh
worthless,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-02-25

The Posi- AND THE WALKING MATCHES. -
The San Francisco Post attempts to defend its
course in connection with the San Francisco
walking matches. 1t was shown that the
Post was paid so much per column to puff the
show This was a perfectly Legitimate bust
ness proposition, and far good, but in
San Francisco the Post is looked upon a
journal whose influence is not of any special
use for advertising purposes. but to which
sop must be thrown to keep it quiet. Itrakes
the city for advertising, and those who do
not wish to patronize the paper dare not
refuse. This is the general reputation of the
Post, and paper never earns such reputa-
ton without there is some substantial tounda
ton for it.
, 1881-12-17

No. 3S Kings Street in Christian
sted will be offered for sale at 3 pub
lie Auctions in conformity with the
Placard dated 22nd April 1917.
The Auctions to be held at the.
undersigned Auction Office at l
o'clock p. M. a. follows:
list Auction on Tuesday January
10th 1882.
End Auction on Tuesday January
9th 1882.
3rd Auction on Tuesday February
18th 1882.
Conditions, appraisement and
other documents concerning the sale
may be seen at the Auction Office.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgage-holders.
Christiansted's Auction Office, st.
Croix December 10th 1881.
III. A. JURS.
, 1881-12-17
". r. NysSun1,
cOnSt.
IorOklama.

IN. LIE og Enhver, son have
8sA Noget at fordro paa Skillet
cfter afgangne Planter DUNDAS
CHARLES DECASTRO, indkil-
des heryed med 3 Maaneders Var
sci til for undertogncde Skifteret at
anmelde og bcviisliggj0re dercs
Krav.
St. Thomp Skifteret, den lode
December 1881.
III. HANSCHELL.
est.
, 1881-12-17
Overf6rt..

G. De foyskjelHge Be
styrelsesg'eme OF o.6ent-
Hge IedretniRger paa
st. Or0iG.
I. EmbedsmRnd we'd
Bogholderen, Gage82, 900
men hvoraf anslaaes
kun at vile forbruges.
~Fuldm@gtigen j. Boghol-
dercOntOirot- ....--.
Til Contoirhold, efter
Indstilling til Pr0si-
dentskabet og specifi-
cerede Regnlngcr,lnd
I'LL 49,.
Kassereren, Cages, 900,
men hyOraf anslaaes
kun at vile forbruges.
Til Contoirhold og ct
Bud, efter Indstfling
til PrHsidentskabet
og specificerede Regn-
niger indtil
Adyocatus regius, Homo
rar Og Reiseomkost-
ninger...... .....
Neutrality-suspicious.,
Gage $500, hyoraf
NJ tSR9s
BefOrdringS0mkostnin-
ger
2. Bets o. P~otititpscact.
Underdommer, Sllriver,
Og Po~litimcSter i
ChriStiansteds Juris-
diction, Gago.......
Observation-Disclosures.
Til Contoirhold SAINT til
Hestehold forBejente
efter Indstilling til
PrGsidentskabet og
speciticerede Regnin-
ger indtil-
Underdommcr, Skriver,
Og Politimcster j
Frederikstcds Juris-
diction, Gage......-.
observation-disclosures
Til Contoirhold, cfter
IndstilIing til PrUsi-
dentskabet og speciii-
cercde Regninger, ind
Til en- POlitiaSsiStent,
SAINT til 0yrigt Conf
toirhold og til Heste-
hold for BeGente, ell
ter Indstilling til Pr8
sidentskabet og speci-I
ticerede Rcgninger,
indtil.
Salarier og R-eiseomkost-I
ringer til Sagf0rereI
m. fl. i offentlige ogI
beneficerede Sagcr,
SAINT for OyersnttclSer
i Sammc-
St1vningsmand. ..-....
I'll Politibetente i alleI
Districter SAINT Natl
vngtere j Byerne-.--
Forskjellige mindre Ud-I
glitter
3. Udgitter til Kirte7ige
Oiemed.
~Sognepresten i Chris
tiansted, Gage...--.-
Godtgj6relse for at fore
Hovedkirkebogen
Degnen i Christiansted..
Sogneprasten / Frede-
rikSted. Gaoe........
, 1881-12-17
NEW NJ IT'S
acknowledgements

g~Ns og Autorite-
CD ter erindres ON linden Bite
December 4. A. at indsende Forslag
og Overslag som s~edvanligt over
Udgiften i deres VirksomhedsOm-
raade i Finantsaaret 1928.
Prpsidentskabet, St. Croix den
lode December 1881.
s. w. VAN BRAKLE.
cOnSt.
~------". ---
N. r. Nyssun,
c0OCt
, 1881-12-17
Forward.

G.. The different branches
Of Administration and
public Institutions at
st. CrOjT.
l. Officers belonging
to the Administration
The B~ookkeeper, Sala-
ry 81, 900, but of whicl
is calculated will only
be used .........----.
The Clerk in the Book
keepers Office $3.50.
For Office expenses,
after previous appro-
val Of the Presidency
and according to Spe-
CITED accounts, to an
amount of......-....
The Treasurer, salary
$1,000, but Of which
it is calculated viii
only be used...-,..
For office expenses and
for a messenger after
previous approval OF
the Presidency accord
ing to sspecifed ac-
counts to an AMOUNT
Oh
The Kings attorney,
salary and travelling
expenses .-...-.-..-.
The Inspector Of Build
ings, salary 5000, Of
which will be used. i,
Travelling expenses j.
, 1881-12-17
;. The JNdjcjdyy and

- no dttttt'f y N't'U
Police Department..
The Judge, Recorder,
and ~Policemaster III
Christiansted's Juris-
diction, Salary..-..-.
Travelling expenses
For office expenses,
and for keeping OF
horses for policemen,
after previous approx
al of the Presidency
and according to spe-
cited accounts, to an
amount Of.-...-..--.
The Judge, Recorder,
and P~olicemastcr in
TrCderIkSteuS JurIS-
diction, Salary
Travelling expenses
For Office expenses,
after previous approv
al of the Presidency
and according to spc-
cited accounts, to an
amount of....... -.
a Police Assistant
and for office expenses
and for keeping horses
for the Policemen
after previous appro.
val of the Presidency
and according to spe
cited accounts
, 1881-12-17

1920. .33, 15O.50. 1880
, 1881-12-17

Overf0rt ........
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

a CARD-It should be generally known that
A'aA persons go unfortunate as to lose one or
moro OF their tee.h need not wait weeks and
months for artificial substitutes and endure in.
convenience dissgroesbls changes ia voics, IA
clal expression &C., but may have art6cisl
teeth made before and inserted Immediately at
Ter extraction CT their natural tae.h. By this
mode better adaptation. moro pleasant ex.
pression and nesror approach togsri preserv-
ing sha natural harmony of tho features are S.
cured: and very much tho pain end dficu.y
experoncad in learning to use tse:h arc also
sVo!ded. have prsc!icsd this moda success fully
loE seven years. AID having introduced it here,
would be gla1 to refer Any oae Interested to ps.
sients who know Oft from experience Inlrastiny
tho nstural teeth my object IL to preserve evarF
one that time, patience snd modern methods c!
treatment can save. The use of arsenic in ds-
s!roylag exposed nerves is condemned By the
more enlightened Of tho dental profession on
account O.: its turning teeth dark, inducing sb
scess AND finally the loss of the teeth Tho neryo
pulp, which Is tho source OF lilo TO the tooth,
should always ba treated when exposed, with =
view 10 Its restoration to hoal.h. use no cheaD
alloys tor tllugi my fees are much less than ara
usually chsged for the same class of work.
Gold filling from S!.j0 up; other work a. pro.
portionately low rates.
W. CGNNALLY, ID. Il. S,
Graduste Dental Depart,
Univ. OF Michigan.
Office: 1921 + street. north west! Washington,
d. Z. ar4-3m
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GIae Markets,

BAIT MORE. juno 1l.-Vr2inia 6s old -; do
deferred -; 60 consolidated 81 do second 80.
rice AN past due coupons -; new ~ 40s 81 bid
10 day. Cotton steady; middling II. Flour
moro sct,ve and irmer. Whest-Southern
scaTco and Gtn; Western higher and strong,
closing quiet; Southern red l2Oal25; do amber
l26al32; No 2 Western winter red snot and June
l2ialtG5; July i2iislN1; Aug 22s,l2.9 Sept
l2:t:l23. Corn-Southern firm w estern high
or and firm; Southern wtile 81 do yellow SO
Western mixed spot, June, July and Aug 56t
steamer 5li Oats lirmer; Western white 48s49;
do mixed 45i47. Rye Grmer at lC5sl09. Hay
unchanged. Coffee steady: Rio csrgoes ordins-
~ to fair 9lallt Sugar steady; a soft l0l.
Whiskay du | at 81 o.
NEW YORK Juno ll.-Stocks strong. Money
ga ] Flour firm and fairly active. Wheat
active lid higher. Corn fairly active.
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LOCAL RREFIlIES.
riglt, Coo! Sca,hrr to-Gsy.

Bright, c50l scahrr to-Gay.
j he repairs to ths ea=L end OF tha tunnel eli
Wilkes strsst w-ra con plrt9d TO Day by NJ essrs.
Desmond & Gather
q msri'go I!ctnse Was Issued in Wsshir gtor
yesterday 10 lanes Garrett aId Mol i. Cock.
GRILLE, both OF Fa Il lier cCua.y, VI.
Messrs. b }. Burg ~ e. Ca, u 10 N .su-
tsc.urcI5. vii comme,ee oprIa:,nts Mouctsy.
employing rbs III tor'y hands
Fer watt tf q qucru1n there VS. 20 IN cling
OF Tue conservative ccln 1il..tn lat nighI. Gne
nee!ng Is calico again Tor - light Al c'ctcck
at The Treasurer Ctii?c.
Kew. MIR. Tru:sl,r q #aslilston, Will cor.
duo! cor linn s!Ion services, in Husilsh. il The
Germsn Lulh non Ii arch tomorrow fternoon
al &C ock.
The AItxlDdIi. NJ u-Icll Assoeiatilu ui+-
coursed son9 exc lea. u.u,lc last nsh ct Al
mory Hall, prior 10 The address delivered By
DIR. GoOde.
1t will be seen thai Mr.. B. d. StalIincs has
boon arpostcd agent TO solicit subscriptions t.
tho capital 5 ok OF he Yotktcwa Uca'cuall.
Association.
Rev. Er. 9. +. F,ipp) hsa ac,rp.el tho call
10 The F:r-t Bip.ist Church Of this city. lie
will take charge o. tue church on the ii II Sun.
day in July.
Joho Bright an4 Wm. Brown, tho latter
coorcd, CHARGED with stealing a pistol irou
the storc Of Mr. l. ScnSaIz, was sent to jill
this afternoon, by tho Mayor. Tor further *.
animation.
The Washington National Rilo ttam prsc.
tlced at Benninss Range yesterday 10 prepare
for the contest on the 10Th of this month with
tho Light Infantry Of beth hi, city ind Wash.
in2ton. iho a. l. /. team practice every sitter.
noon at Joncs' Poin! 10. The contest.
Milt Baker, John DaVaugta7, Horny LOWS,
co.cr9d, and two other man, all Mshore resd-
jGstelE. lief. here last night on tho steamer LAZY
OF the Lake ~ 90 to work On the Capo HenrS
light house It is said that tho men secured the
work through the inGuencn Of MIR. Groner, Of
Norfolk.
The new iron steam tug, e. D. Hartley,
built al Camden. N. j., for parties 10 this city
aud Georgstowl. costing $l6 900, passed un the
river for WASHINGTON. to day. Tho tug. which
l5a handsome Don't, attracted good deal Of
attention aa bhC passed by ID, wharv;s 10 this
CITY.
BeLi amin Cooley, c3lolol, VIII ,se wife ran of
with a one-eJ ed colored man nag1ed Brit Bailey,
short time ago. carrying with her nearly oil
the articles Of furniture n tbs house. has entered
SUI; in the Corporation Court, for divorce. Tho
untsithful woman, who is living at Hanover
Station, sends word 10 her husband thst she
never Intends 10 return to him. and that. SO far
ss she is concerned. he can secure e divorce.
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Financial.

NEW YORK. June II The Posts fnsncial or.
lc'e says: st the Stock Exchange We have
20 day continued strong markets. u s bonds
are ia higher. StS.; bonds are without i'm
po!lsnt change. Tna special feature of ths rail.
road bond ii-t Is an advance of , per ct in Tex
y Fac incomes to CIT; tho ri;o in the remainder
OF the list Is al p9r CT. the latter Chicago s.
Ohio curreEcy 6J 10 Gi Tho Southwestern
stocEs were ut timea weak. When the bank
sta:ernenL first sp oesred prices declined lal per
Ct, but there HES siI ce been an advance Of III !
and S. We cl3seLhe market is strong. The money
market ia easy for borrowers at = to . per cent
for (aI I1.t.s
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The creates: joy OF this season is the moving
OF Inc winters stove. Nine oil the other pleas
utes Ct May TIM, or spring house cleaning can
compare with this event, which all the family
look torStri to with incDso expectation, and
which reV9r fails to pu. all 10 the best OF hu-
NOR, b7 having them stored away at STAINS
BURYs CENTRAL STOVE House, you will save
muca snnoyerc,. aud have them 10 good order
to put up when the c,il weather comes. r.,
mcnber The pIaca-M cBurney building, cor.
ncr kisg md Washington sts.
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HE IRON Works. company propose
II to erect iron works il this city have not yet
o'garlzed, bu; will. it is understood, Go SO at
40 early day. Capt Archer. tho superiuten-
dent, was in the city lac: pight. making arrange
ments tor tho commencement Of operations.
The company has 40 experimenting !urn1c, at
the Washington Navy Yard, Rhca will Prob.
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COMM ERCIAL.


ALEXANDRIA MARKET. June 1.-the market
TO day is firm. Flour unchanged. About SEQ
bushels CT Wheat cold q! lO5sr2} for Fultz and
IA for mixed, there being no Lancaster offered.
Corn hsS again advanced, and Small salos were
made to-day E! 51a59 10: white. No kSe or Oats
reported
COAL REP0RT.-The following is report of
the receipts and shipments of coal during the
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Hamp. y Bait, Edward Herbert Agent. 1000
j. 7. AgEcw & Observation-Disclosures. 40
Tot"I.... 2.i00
SHIPMENTS.
Hamp. & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... TO0
j. Z. Agnew u Co............................. so
Total ......... ...,...,...,...,., | 500
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is lis. Of the letters remaining
in the Ale1andrs, Virginia, postotice Juno II.
Persons calling for letters Will say they are ad-
vertised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washington.
Anderson, Temp Garrett, Mrs Henerstti
Butler. Id Hunter, Aaron q
Coleman, Mrs Vim Roush. Mrs Susan A
Crump John Hubert. Mrs Susan
Daily, Mrs Emiiy Jackson, Miss HaN)
Douglass. 2 Johnson, Miss Il
Fields. Mrs Frankcy Jones, John b
Fedden, j 5 Rolls, Mrs Dillis
Grayson, Mrs Fknnio Stonnell, Mrs Maria
Goddard, hi iss Malta Washington, Miss
Gray, Margaret.
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE, P. N.
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Succeeded ut Last.

Mr. HOLLY. N. j. Juoe ll.-Japhct Fen
more. aged Sc, lisias ut Retreat, o village 10
this couttY. committed suicide few days sire,
by taking paris grccp. IL vas his third attempt
90 that dcy
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WI
Grand Lsster Ct MasOus in Virgins

TIE Hay SCALES QUESTION. The question
OF tho location OF the bag scales is again looming
llto prominence. Mr.. Loouaid Mar bury, ap-
pointod by the Court 20 taxa dep1siioDs 10 the
Isjucc ION suit G! f. 8. Fiomiog, TO prevent tho
city from locating tho SCALES ia market hlie7.
had rumOcr OF Witnesses before him yestcr-
day. The gu 's;ion seetas 10 be, is market
alley public Highway. or is il part Of tho
market Iroporiy, and only Intended as a c N,
vcreac) tJT tEOs} attending market. Mr..
Fleming conteuIs that the ci:y has 90 right to
locaic the sc IlSs 10 tho alley on the ground that
his property will be Injured thereby. His
counsel Gains lbat The water from tie fish
market will Iua 1870 end fl ! up the Orch ne
casssrV fer tho scsIoa, sad causing q stencil,
drive lh5 texan gu If VI. Fiamio2's houD.
Ga the other hard the city claims that the
aiIty ha4 always saon u1ld for the h,ue6.
# tho narSr. peoDle, aud. from ~ oponinS,
lot corGOfall II lurp1s,s. II 1854 tho
ciy Jail g45 baiIl ia tho alley. Later lh1
ton d}n: dcGeaerltcG iato watch house, and
tnailg disappeared altogether. Other public
property vas located ia The alley. Bu: i'w
ganrs os0a ''c,if pep occupied she very spot
w"cfc II IS D3S proposed 70 locate tho sc,cs.
Tao !stcI Oh s., Essph street. recently ocsu
ped by the gcalos. which ara DOW piled up in
mo station mouse. has been paved over, ard
there is 30 probability oI their over returning
TO that locality. Tho case will c3m, up ut the
July term OF the Corporation Court.
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WlthMTnWiEg from Eliml ID

LONDON, June l.-Aivico3 from BueGo.
Ayes. dated Msy -. received by tho Way OIL
Lbjor. to-day, snnLuoo, that The Chilians
ale VII h1riaing from Lima.
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4 NEW REGIMENT TO BE ORGANIZED
Gap ain Francis L. Smith aud Lieutenanls Ger.
McBurney, ir, +. L. Msrbury and George S.
Smith Of the Alexandria Light lofsnry. will
leave here on Mordly next for Charlottesville,
where meeting OF State militia officers is to
De held for the purpose Of orssnzirg reG.
meat to be ku6wa as tho "S,coud Virginia 10
tantrY. TIE pew regiment will be composed
OF G glt companies, from the following plac,s {:
Danelle. CoIp,per. Lyachburg. Front Royal,
Charlottesville, Warrentoa anu Alex,t dris.
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EtesllalltlcG.

LONDON. Jun, ll.-lho prisoners hlckaa.
WITT ard R3bar's who attempted TO blow up
tho Town Hall, havo baen formally ramsuded.
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TEMPERANCE The eeiiDg Ct The Al:Esn.
dris Reform Club last night was we'll attended
SPEECHES were made ty L. T. Payne, D. w.
Whiting and others, eitcr which q committee
to mako srrsn gaments for az excursion. and a
committee tf Two fom each ward to canvass
the city for new members Of the club were fp
pointed, and the meeting adj luraed.
Mtzpah Band of Temperance Workers. from
Washington numbering abou: forty members,
will hold Gospel temperance meeting 10 the
hall of the Reform Club TO morrow afternoon
at . n'c'ock
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Rivers Ealing

P1TABuEG, PA, juno 1l-Tbo rivers are
recHdlag rapidly TO day. a1d all danger Ct iur
thor damage 10 this vieniiy has passed.
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2&sgD%S. ssiCwyCs SO

=, i'H'D MILITARY EXCURSION AND
- RIFLE ATNI
y - MINI, "EENESDsY. fUNE15
~ STHh hE AhHGWSMtrI,
t"der 'he eusrces of tho
SIZE \ n :ikl& LIGHT I2FANTRY.
y, th' 10 lowing companies vii! participate
n1sHI"g."r Llet. Infantry. National Riaas,
hfu ;t'"Ea'Gi!. I.i.ht Infantry.
hsa"rii EoiGn .tra: + T M.rkurv. Geo g
~ Htl ''' f''"e''
r, nee p:'1a IoE,R.i,tec; i,eorga McBurney, IT.
GeH %"nro", 7 w ho5insou. DH FoWie, B
/ %d+ms. john Cril!y.
,, tioor Managers: L w Whsst A Bran. III
NohLe, NJ Z P'r7y. Z + Atwell. ielD q.
StTEhhEH Macy WASHINGTON.
oCCGQUAN FALLS EVERY SUNDAY,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY
commencing Sunday, May 18Th. Lsayo Prince
street. sundays st II f. m. and Mondays, Wod.
nesds5s and Fridays at 9 30 q. m. On SATURDAY. q
al III III. will leave for Mount Vernon Syringe.
trips va "e0A''
Fare round trip %. On Saturday TO-,
Tickets can DO obtained at Janney's drug store
Ibis steamer can be chsrtered at reasonable rates
ny9-3m 4. S. RANDALL, Manager.
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EXTRA FAST TRAIN TO THE VIRGINIA
SrINGs % aud alter Monday, Juno Is, the
Virginia Midland railway. 10 addition TO the
rtgutsr rsils, will run daily except Sunday
SPECIAL txlress trsio, composed of elegant par
!or AID passenger csrs, from Washington to
White Sulphur Sprogs, without change. This
train will leave Bal imore aud Potomac dorot
st l:Cj a. m, and arrive at White Sulphur
Sprinss al 5 p. III, tif)rding ertud view of
mountain scenery ard reducing the time to
tloo hours. which is ever Two hours quicker
than any other rtuc
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PRESENTS FROM Col. MosBY.-Col. John
s. Mosby, Consul ct Hong Kong. Chius, has
sent another lot OF handsome and useful pres
eDs. through Can't. B ale. of this city, to his
ct idrcn in Eirsiai.,
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~ NoTICE.-Mr. Is. D. StsIings, Of Aezan.
dis, is hereby sppcinted an agent to soliti. sub.
scriptions to The Cspitsl Stock OF the Yorktown
Centennial Association, in said city.
GEO. 7, III GERS. Gen. AgL. fer Va.
JcHN GoODE President
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YORKTOWN on. JOHN Goods address d
very numerous and hg Ny Intelligent audi
encc comprising maov Iudits. at Arnory Hall,
last night, on the SUI ,ct OF the Yorktown c,n-
tenn!a. and W venture the assertion that every
ono present was moro than pleased with the
effort, aud that Mr.. Goods reputation ss 40
orator an! men Ct extraordinary ability, al
though already exalted, WIS considerably en-
naDcod. The manner 10 which he handled the
sut C lis familiarity with the historic events
connected with tho surrender OF CORVALLIS; hia
olCg lot die i'm and facility of expression, and
his commanding appearance combined to make
tho address ooss a;trac i've and cutartaiping,
AID aroused 10 The miods OF his auiieIc, a
fresh and grcatnr Interest 10 the approachir 6
celebrstion. His remarks wero frequently iD-
teruptod by applause. Mr.. Goods vas eppro,
priatciy introduced By the Mayor, and at the
conclusion Of bis address was warmly congtatu.
lated By many 10 the audience. IL is uoder
stood that &c * :ocy for subscriptions to tho
Yorktown Centennial Association will be estab
I'shcd in this city. and il is hoped that what
ever can be. will DO done to further the prti @!
10 which every Freinien is 50 m1ch interested,
and 10 which all should take pride.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11
CANAL COMMERCE.

Errived-Bo s!s.J w Sliuer and Joseph Light
10 Georges Creek Coal i Iron Go.
Departed Lucinda. 4 7 Wooiv, II A
West, d l. Taylor, w Turner snd K J West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

TIE Market THIS MoRN1NG-Tbe market
this nornlrg vas well supplied with vegetables,
md the attendarc, On the part of buyers, 10
cots:qlcrco Of The bright weather. was un-
usually large. New potatoes snd cS mbus have
nado their appearance. There WAS ais, an
abundant. supply OF cherries ard Strawberries
There was 20 change 10 thu prices for meas.
exc p. for lamb, wh'ci sod ct 1920 css. per
pouod. O:her articles sell as follows: Straw.
b'tries e tt'. per q1irt, c7mblins so c!s per
DE-, tomatoes p cS. per box or 50 c:s. per
quarter peck, strirg beans 60 c.s per peck, peas
~ c S. per peck. ucw potatoes 60 cs. per pack,
clcun5ers % 40 c.s. par dtz cabbage $40
c,s per head, beats 5 cts. per bunch, spring
chickens 50-G) els. per rsir. butter fiat at
2J,25 c's per pound. cauIih jwor 1Ol20 ots q
ptc'. fiSh-Shad $3.50 c's. per pair, salt
water tal!ois % c:s. per lunch. ca: 6sh 20I25
CTS. per tu.cl, surgeon c,s. per pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-11

CORPORATION CoURT-Juage A. Y. Gill;
ton preSiding.-S. G.. NeaIe w,s appointed
guardian 10 James b.. Ovens Robert +. Ovens.
Julia o Sens. Frank II. Ovens and William NJ.
Owsns.
Chatham rs. Harrison ct as; 10 cha1c RI;
report cf com missioner of sale filed, and decree
cooGfm!r sale.
Corse vs.. Smith ct ais chauoary; decree d..
rec log commissioner oil sale to ply c)s;s and
'sX's and the rem sipier 10 hi, hands to H. A.
Wlliisms guardian.
Feuds guardiaa, IS FendalI ct al; chan
Try; decree for sale.
Noble smith vs.. Carpenter Ct al chsncery :;
decree directing g.7nishte defendant to pay to
complainant III amount attached.
Skinner and wife VS.. a. Butts; chsncery III 9
defendant hoi exceptions to commissioners re.
port.
Watkins and wife Vi. Evans OF al; chaLc ny !;
petition CT NJ Is. Harlow, Treasurer filed.
Court sdjourned to Tuesday next