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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

SHAFTs-sI@y poles SyC9I5 per d0z
BUGGIEs-Grade B and spring. top. s90@1O0; dc
Open s7O@S0 do side springs, top, Sl00@1S5; dc
side bar, slOO@1SO; do phaetons, sl25@l5O; grade
side spring $l4O@200; do phaetons, $150@2O0
jump seat buggies S175@250; platform springs,
Sl1O@120; three spring wagons, S9O@I15.
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Premature Loss of Hair

May be entirely prevented by the use of
BURNETT's COCAINE.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing Burnett's Flavoring Extracts. They
are the best
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

Browns Vegetable Compound
Cures Billiousness and Sick headache.
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In lecture at Baltimore, Comptroller
Knox said the national banking system was
not menaccd by the rapid payment Of the
public debt, as the minimum amount Of
bonds required TO secure the circulation Of
all tie banks Is less than S1O0.0o0Oo0.
A cable dispatch announces that over
loo miles of submarine dable, intended for
the Central and South American Telegraph
Company, have been shipped. The remain
der OF the cable will be shipped In February.
II il expected that this country and Mexico
will be m direct telegrnphic communication
with Peru and Brazil BY June next.
The failures in the United States for the
past nine months aggregated 4.3s7, repre-
senfine 81, zoo f9l Of liabilities, and "a 800,
BIB OF actual assets.
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
FrsDoe shows an increase Of s. AS 900 francs
nrold and decrease Of 3.g25 900 francs in
silver. The statement Of the Imperial Bank
ofGermany shows an increase In specie Of
8, 30. 90 marks.
During Tie past fiscal year Savannah ex-
p0rte1 so 900 900 more than Boston, f5l.
oo0.0O more than Baltimore, and 80 900 90
more than Philadelphia
re1sac1la,s Q1orida) crg0rfs 20 fore,gn
couniries for the month q OctobEr
amounted in value to tz6.9p.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

BAcoN-Long clear sides l1l4c; short clear III;
breakfast bacon 14kc.
Day sALT-Long clear sides. 10x; short clear;
lie
per cord Sawed stove wood is retailing at the
rates of "a so TO 8 per cord.
CHARcoAL-65 cents per barrel
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

BrOWn's Arn1ch ShINe
Heals ulcers, cuts, burns, and inhamed
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Dry Goods.


Dry Goods.
pnisrs-Frccman's 6h;Anconia, ~; Gloustcr,
Oh; Bristol, 9; Greenwich, Peabody, SOLD, o
iiton, SI; 6ochero, GK; Allen. 0.
FINE Bnows DoMEsTIc-Central, 6H; Gilcoa,
7; Busy Bee 7; Continental, .; Pocahontas, q
Gsssi TSa 81 New msrS s ~ Hamlet
Mill, * Boston, 90, s Linnw9od ~ o..
Commonwealth, Q. 5ai; Morning star ~; fruit
Just Out 6k Fairmount A, ~
HEAVY BRowN DoMEsTIcs-iittsheld, tx; Au'
gusta, 5; Rocky Mountain, TX; Old Dominion,
~; Agawan !, 81; Colingyood, "a; star OF
the west So; Princeton Az; Indian Orchard, S4;
Park o; Duckeve, 81; Cabot W, ~ Lyman. T.
tx.
snEErrYe-I Lancaster, 1o-,f Gle, Monadnock,
l0-A 23: Androscoggin. az. 27N: Androscog-
gin 10. X, 81: Lancaster. 1O-A bleached. 49, Low
ell, 10 X bleached, 25; Sullivan, 10k bleached,
50; Monadnock 9-A, 2l1i; Monadnock, lo-A, %.
CoTToN Observation-Disclosures AAA l7c; do
BIB bleached, IS; Hugenot s., s; DO bleached .;
Hamilton X f. brown. 10; do +, bleaehed, Y;
Lawrence, F r, brown, o. Fremont l., III;
Nashua X, liz.
ern states, 81; American, 8xS 9JG; do 6x6. 10;
Sheridan 3xS, S16; Mechanic 3x3, 8,
DRILLs-Boot s; Suffolk, Sh Adriatic, 90;
Laurel. g. Rock Head, 7h ,-,>.
IlCKING-ArkWrlBHt, IA, AIliOskeub Avn, LIN,
Hamilton D, - Elmwood, 91s; Ocean, g. Jewet
City, 91S; Metham AA, 16; York, 14h; Clarks
Stand l2h; Cords AAA, 1873.
PLAID OsNABURGs- Ottawa, So; Georgia, 1111;
Magnolia, ~; Atlanta s; Tidal Wave, 9; Delta,
s. Hurricane 10.
CHEvIoTs-Berkshire IA, II: Monitor, 9; Bonn
Bay, TX; Langley, 10; Long, best 3D. Bristol, 80;
Bunker Hill. TO-
COTTON DUcK-Arkwright, fancy. le; Stark
gray 141s Bear Duck soz, 2S1S; Polhemas Mill,
101s: Montauk AA, ID; Kirkwood, 10
KENTUCKY JEANs-Irving Doe, 421G; Leaning
ton. 32 Montgomery so; Glen Lock, 26h: Wood
land, 22k; Norwalks, 90 Sandusky 171l, May
brook, IL Deerwood, 16.
land 81 10; Foxcraft, So; Farnsworth, 95.
LININGs-Ashland 12h Greatrock q, Is; Be.
atty, liz Blue Rock. 121I; Andalusia e. 1S.
Wagon Wood Work.
/. SPoKEs-From 2 to % inch, per set, Xxx Sc
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Meats and Lard.

CoAL-Indian nation, IS per ton, delivered.
CoKE-5Oc per barrel
wooD-Oak, hickory and ash, 81 90 to s. 2
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Scrap Iron.

Cast 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents; wrought
SOC to 81 per hundred; brass, SIS to $40 per hun
dred; copper, $40 to IL so per hundred; zinc and
cad, 81 per hundred.
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Cooperage


Molasses barrels 81 20; half barrels, 81 %; kegs
75c; sugar barrels S. half barrels, 49, hoop poles
per 1000. sl2-
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potices.

Do you wear the Hunstable bOot'
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price, deer skins, soc; sheep skim from 2@5oc
each.
TAIIow-In barrel * 4fd: in cake &c per lb
Live Stock
CArTLE-Four years, s1S@22; three years, s14@
II: two years. S9a12 so; one year, sos
Barn cows Sl2 5O@1S; stockers S12@25 mich
cows and calves s15@25; sprlngcrs, Sl5@25.
HoRsEs-Ponics s10@30; farm Stock 10000:
harness livery, s75@125: fancy harness, S125@
1876: harness spans, S350@500
MULEs-Small, 40@65; medium, S75@l0O; extra
HoeseNone on the market and in demand:
MUTTON SHEEp-They are quotable at Y 900
% per head. Per weight 2%@3c per pound.
Groceries.
CorFEE-Rio common, 121 @I4c; fair, 131S @I5c;
choice lax to Is; Laguyra. II to 1sh; Java, 2Sf
TEAs-Imperial, 5O@65c; Young Hyson, 10000;
Oolong, 45@60c; Japan, GOOSE.
SuG1Rs-We quote: Powdered 12kc; crushed,
12lzc; graduated, l11<c; standard Al, ~; extra
10Y; Louisiana white clarified, IL 10. Tx; yell
low, clarified, IL to Ike; choice, lOc; prime,
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice, CSC; prime soc;
fair TO good none in market
PoTAToEs-s3 1904 % per barrel, and Il 90 per
W SWEET ys PoTAToEs-sl.so per bushel
ONIoss-s4 per barrel
sAIT-in barrel, 81 Co. Liverpool in sacks sl75
cRAcKrns-soda, X, 81; Xxx, az xxx. 10 ":
cream, u; ginger snaps, M ,,,, ,,s,. y NJ
bars IS rs pea box; \ ID. bars 81 IS per box; ID
bars, s. Is per box Eureka Soap, 81 s.. cy-
clone, So 70:
CAYDLEs-star. full weight l6 l-2
HosTNY AID GRrTs--ss to 50 per barrel
DRIED APPLEs-Sk@9A.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Unpeeled, none peeled nc
PIcKLEs-sl1 500l2 per barrel half barrels.
s.; nrm. 80. -.
COAL oII~llo oeg. nfe- 'ess IN .DAfrei1' i'''
CLOTHES PfNs-Round. Csc; spring. 81 per box
MEAsUREs-< bushel iron bound, " ~ W
dozen; two-hoop pals, e lg three,hoop 81 Is;
TUBs-Ihree nest ~ SV@z ~ elgnt nest ~
No ], 80 30 per dozen; No = - SG NO .. . per
WASH boAnps-"ooo' q 90 ENC W. ne"
WELL BucKErs-s4 oO@4 Is per dozen
ioTDER-eS - per keg ., - P es ~ i<7a'uo
g IS e% 40 u ~ Des1 ~ s g q c % A N
go
MAcKknEl.No psIielh " n ny D ~ ~
barrels s. 80 % g; kits ~ 70 sSc NO s-oarIeis.
g 70 s9 hab-oArrels - 10 % oS XIV 'oc W
81 1o
Hsps-cenvsssed "a l-zele
pals 70 10 lbs lie. lbs. at IS Ia
cAFDr-Stick, lsx 70 l4'ie pound. FANCY, ID
LYE-ConcentrGied. g 75al.
a NJ '''''' = ~
MISSOURI cIDEn-25essee P Per ghllon-
wRsSTTso PIfEI-Rag and straw. z5e TO goo.
sIAEcg-6e55se A.. .,...a
1919 -. 49, ~, - sis,sf
-, - - =. n. ~ 49, a. 3 ~ eor74 n
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~ No "a gci jeppaned. bafbed wire, sc, sai.
vanfod bnfbod, loo.
ii jnsn snoss-pcr beg, ~ 20.
N b0 M. A. 8 ~ No. O.
NAIis-fr0m f0d 70 III, si25 rates.
plate ilx20, " per boz; u iis20 Vi do. I X,
Sli 10; klno 100 per pound. solder, 15c per lbi
sheet Iron, O. per pound.
AxEg-Pef Dor, W. 6Odpi0 30.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

GERMAN MILLET-We quote none in the market.
Garden, SC per paper, retail; wholesale TX TO
&c per paper.
CoTroN-At the oil mill, 121ac per busheL
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Live merchants sell the Hunstable boot.
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Wool and Hides.

Fine and medium fine, CSC; heavy, 2Ic; black,
bury and dirty, s to 10c off,
Dry flint, Is pounds and upward, 1o@l2hc;
dry kips 10@11c; wet salted 7@73Sc; green BUTCH
er hides, 51s@16c; all damaged, wet or dry. half
price; deer skins, soc; sheep skim srom 25@5Oc
each.
BEEswAx-14 to 1Sc per pound as per color.
TALLow-In barrel, Axe: in cake DC per lb
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Wagon Wood Work.
Bucgies, Spring Wagons, Etc.

sPoKEs-From to 2's inch, per set, xxx 81
lect, So; Xxx, s. rs.
SAWED FELLoEs-1% to 21S, 81 rs per set.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24
Live Stock

CATTLE-Four years, s1s@22; three years, s14@
II: two years. S9@l12 so; one year, SOB.
Barn cows Sl2 50@1S; stockers, Shops; mich
HoRsEs-Ponics slO@30 farm stock, 10000;
harness livery, S75@125 fancy harness, Sl259
1856; harness spans, s350@500.
MULEs-Small, 40@65; medium, S75SloO; extra
draught, S100@150
HoGs-None on the market and in demand:
MUTTON SHEEP-They are quotable at V QUO
SS per head. Per weight, 2%@3c per pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
Letter from Charlottesville.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Fob. ll.-Tho fac.
uty CT the University. a: its session % last
Tuesday. c!tc;cd Rev. j. T. Whitley, GOV ste
tiousd ct Clllottsbu:g. KY. as chaplaio of the
University Of Virginia for two years from tho
Is! of O,tobcr next. He is native of Suffolk,
Va, but now q member of tho West Virginia
Conference of The NJ. f. Church South, and is
said to 30 man Of superior abilities ss q
preacher.
Tho jubilee Singers, who attracted 50 much
attention several years ego, have visited our
town lately with few of thoir performers, and
still attrec. considerable attention by their serio.
Gem musical entertainments.
A good deal OF pow wowirg is now goiog On
BY few OF tho roa0justers aud some of INC less
Intelligent c3lorcd republicans, who ara ready
Tor sell preparatory to division Of CfGuss to
be filled 10 the spring and al 1t is sometimes
said nen will barter principle and even their
souls for p!uadcr. but it is hoped tho coal ton
will fail, as tao cGlorcd poople have been we'll
tuped several times and always left minus tho
of1icas in this county.
a great deal Of interest is felt 10 tho coming
address of Hoo. d. w. Voorhees,, Of Indiana
Tor tho benefit Of tho Poe monument furd. Ii
is surmissd that tho birthday Of Thomas Jeffer.
son will be the time appointed for the address.
There has been great dissolution of the ice
and snow 10 all this &C ion 10 tho last two days,
aud farmers are beginning 10 COMO out of their
long pent up houses desp;to tho old supersti-
tiouS idea that has been so long 10 the minds of
even Intelligent people that tho God of tho
| universe Indicates his purposes by the move.
pents OF the iDslpnlfcaut ground hog.
A few days OF fair weather will give o start
to trade as we'll as farming 10 this section.
Tho largo cattle sales referred to in the last
correspondence VIII tske place next Thursday,
the l7th icsant, at this place. EULALIA,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
Opinion OF Leading Republican.


The News reporter, 10 search of items
Saturday. oornered MIR. J. Is. Wolk. tho mem
Der OF the Republican Executive end Stuto
Central Committee for this District, aud asked
him if be had read the interview with eX
Senator Jno. L. Lewis. reported iu the Alex.
nndrla Gazatte. aud rerublishcd 10 the News
and what he thought ofit
lie said that the republicans Ct Virginia al
tachcd no great Importance to tho impressions
made upon tho cx Senator as reported by bis
interviews with General Garfield during his
recent pilgrimage to Mentor.
Rcporter-How do you explsin that?
Mr. W.-Wel, in the first place in order to
fully comprehend aud understand the ex Sena-
tor. remember that tho republicans of Virginia
regard him as coed, kind hearted old gcntes
man. Incapable Of mistaiDg anything inten-
tlo1ally; but. like everybody clso. be is human,
and to that extent Just as likely to miscouiIuo
what Gencral Garfield meaDt and might say as
aoy OF tho macy pilgrims that proceeded him.
Besides tho coorcd republicans have never been
very warm admireres OF him since he. as United
States Senator. voted against tho civil rights
bill.
Rcporter-You tLiuk then no has 70 great
iofuenoe 10 your parry?
Mr. Won 20, bis failure 10 oolr city un-
derstsnd the sentiments of the coored people,
who largely compose tho party 10 this State, Oh
that lssue. which they regarded IS the test of
republican principles. weakens bis Influence,
now.
Rcportcr-Oa what ISSUES and to what ex-
tent dc, republicans sympathiE, With the read,
jusers2
Mr.. W.-About to the extent CT being q
Moaes to lead them out Of Egyptian darkness.
There Gro three principal reasons for sympathy:
First. the repeal of the law requiring the pay
ment OF tho oapitation tax as requisite to
vote; second, the repeal of the whipping post
laws which DISTINGUISHES and stagnat;zes aud :;
third, to coed and efficient schools.
Reporter-Does General Garfield and bis
party North. favor coalition ofrepubcans AID
read]usters as stated 10 tho interview Of tho
ex Senator.
MIR. W.-Wel DO. AS uaders tapd it every
republican North feels that be is not sufficiently
acquainted with the purposes and movements
OF the resdius!iDg party in Virginia to inteli.
gently advise. They belivo that if our people
can rally all tho opposition of Virginia against
the bourbon democracy without sacrificing the
principles of our party, it would Certainly be
good thing to do. But neither General Gar.
neio, take II, nor the republican psr:y North
would consent TO, or sustain any doctrine subs
VerslVe OF the public credit.
I6e News reporter gives as bis opinitp, that
Mr.. Work more nearly interprets the situation
nan the pilgrim, -LynchJWq N7qs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

TIL, Washington Republican desienatos
Secretary Schulz as "rtcert returning prodigal
from tho democratic party" AID ex POST
master General Key as IAN unrcpcD.an. demo
crat.' And yet its editor was turned ou! OF the
n,t'l. republican exscu!iv, committee fer voting
the democratic ticket in CaiorDis, snd wants
General Malone to make him Secretary Of the
Senate, though tho General us not onl9 o
democrat, but Southern man and Virgic-
isn." and by no means less ucrepsr.sDt rebel
than Judg, Key.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
Now that some copcrcssmep have been

Now that some congressman have been 10
con 7euicnccd By the food 10 Washington. it is
more than probable that On appropriation will
be rn6do fer in proving tho ;arbor of that city.
go that recurclco of tho ircolvenenoo may
b, prevented. If this be SO, the n)od will
prove, Ike mary other present evils. blessing
ia disguise. Tho River and Harbor bill, now
before Congress. makes appropriations fer
eleven millions OF dollars, large amount ct
which is for creeks and brooks in sparsely set
tied portions Of tho interior of tho country, hut
OILY an Insignificant sum fOr tho barber Of the
nations Capital. and that for dredging pur
p>aes. Let the bill DO amended ut orc, so as
TO provide for the Improvement Of the Wash
ington hatbor, foT tho reclamation Of tho fits
OF that city, and for the etftc;ual prevention Ct
inun1atious 10 the future, AID let it be passed
at onc', and the necessary work will have ed
vauoed lar Oh the road 10 completion by The
time Congress reassomLlos next Water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

The Richmond Wing being SO absorbed with
in the limits of its own city, the Tact that it is
incorfec! 10 its statements about matters in other
States is by no means surprising. 1t attributes
10 the Philadelphia American tho sen!imcnts
of the North American Of the same city, and
thereby does the former injustice. for while the
American is o republican journal, il is coDsci
onlious one, tc;s upon convictions ard c,o SEC
defects in its own party. ns we'll as 10 is oppo-
preiudiosd of oil the radical newspapers of the
North. and holds tho Same opinion Of tho South
that tho Jews did Of Nazareth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

{ !Judge Hughes. according to q correspondent,
of the Philadelphia Press says, he is stall
wart debtpsyer md that ho does not believe
Virginia is too poo! to pay six per cent. on
3 debt of $50,0OO,OOO." and yet no advises the
Virginia republicans to join the MaboDo party
whose Chief and openly avowed Oh ec. is to scale
the deb: down to $40 600. 900, and pay only 3
per cent. Ga that. Now this may be judicial
logic and judicial consistency. but it is unneosss
sary to say that people off tho bench don't look
ut it Ia any such light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

None arc so blind as those Who won't scr.
The Richmond Wing attributes Tho failure Of
General Malone to redeem the A. NJ. & D. R..
4. 10 treachcry or tho part OF the Ncrthcrp
capitalists who promised 10 advarc, tho re-.
quired money. Capital is tho mes! timid thing
10 existence, end yet tho Wing really supposed
that Northern capitalists would Cnlrust their
millions 10 the control Of the soul and bcdy Ct
a political organization. tho chief pIagk 10
whose platform is the practical reputation Of o
largo portion of the State debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

BARONESS BURDETT Courts. Tho b arou.
css Bu,dett Couus a1d Mir. w. Ashm cad
Bartlett w!ro married 10 London on Saturday
at Chris: Church. Down street. Plcadilly, by
the Rev. W. Cardsll. assisted Iy the Kew
lienry White, chaplain of the Savoy Chapel
Mons tu: tho ueaLcst relatives and most init
nstc fiicUdJ u! the Baroness aud Mr.. Bartlett
wcro present. They included Sir Francis and
Lady B1doti, S:r llcrrg and Lady KeppeIl,
Lady Srah Lindsay. Admiral and Mrs. & ordou,
Mr.. Elias Astmfai Bartlett, Nj. p, and MIR.
Bryant.
The groom Was accompanied by MIR. L:cli!a
ls bis best maa. Sir FracclJ Burdett, the
neareat maIo relation Of tho baroness and head
of tho family, Cavo his cousin away. Mrs. Ire
vanio1. Lady Butdctt Coults' oldest sister, who
was unable, owing to doicate health, to be
present ct tho marriage, attcrRard entertained
the WEDDING party ct Lor residerco ib Chester
square. The BlroDcss loo ksd renal kably we'll.
Mr., Bartlett had previously TO the marriage
assumed the name of Burdet Coutts before
his OVID surname. 10 &C rdaDco with the will
Of the Duchess Of st. Adams. Tho happy
pair lots In the afternoon for thu scat of Admiral
Gotdop. in Kent.
Tho Baroness ButGctt Coutts is sx:y-sevep
years Of ago. AID has tic reputation Of briog tho
most wealthy woman 10 England. William
Ashrcad Bartlett is thirty one years old, and
ls handsome. lie ia uatisc Uf Phlsdelpbia,
Pa, tu: was educated 10 Eogland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

The republicans in Petersburg, General Ma
houe's own stronghold. following Tie advice,
rec,Dty given them by their State Central
Committee. havo determined to tsko no Ma
honism in theirs. but TO imbbo repntlicabism
pure and simple. At 3 meeting of THAR Cen
trail Association Last week, resolutions we're
unanimously adopted ia fGvor Ct s!rsishout
republican ticket fer general state officers at tho
ensuing election, TO tic support of which the
united aud earnest efforts Ct tho Association
were pledged. A resolution was also adopted
recommending 10 the republicans in every Gun.
t9 and city of the State to present and upitcdIs
support, wherever practicable. obIy ropubli-
can ticket ior State, county, ard municipal
Offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

Tie January number of tho South Atlantic,
alnoDthl2 magazine OF literature, scicrco AID art.
hos besn received from its publishers 10 Baltic
more. Among its contents ere: Old Point Com
fort; Tic Artistic Quality Of Millions Sampson;
A Tale OF Southern Life; The Mysterious Babies;
Short Sketches OF tho GA Southern Regcmt;
Ths Nuns ptr,rait; Tho VerandaIo. aud an ed.
i:orial dcperment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

Stop THE LEAKS Tin Roofing, Gutter and
Rain Spout. and all work repaired PROMPTLY, By
STANsBURY & BRo.
The DEsT homo manufactured Tin Ware
aud Houssfurnishing Goods c,n DO found at
STANsBURY's Central Stove House. corner
King and Washington streets. (McBurnoy's
Building.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

The B,tlm0ro American says: 1T would
have been impossible for the Vest Point Ca
diets 10 have completely osracised Whitaker
Without the ready ecquicscctce Of the officers
10 charge" Which is tquaIens to saying that
Wcs! Pciut officers, unlike other MORALS, when
they tako their horses to water can mako them
drink whether they want to or not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14

lie VIII e. seen that iIoo. Fernando Wood,
died OF tho Ho. Sprles. Afkaptas, lsss Eight.
Air. VOID has been IL public life long time,
and tl8a5s commanded tea. respco! and es.
tcem Of both political parties. He was DEM
ocrat ard though firm 10 bis principles, was at
the same limo Conservative. His less will bs
felt both ia aud out of tho halls Of legislation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

Largo &c inlorcamcnts wnro ordered to BIO
aons to the TrausGasl yesteld,y.
The prtj ac; o! q renewal Of Arctic explora
ti)ns is ACTIVELY discussed in London.
Mr.. Goshen, tho British cmbassador, has
arrived at ConstaniD opIc md hnd an uudlcroo
with the SutaD.
The rumor of plot to blow up Windsor
CastIa is unlounded.
1t is denied that Germany has assumed
dlrecii)n OF tho Degoli0iiOps on tho Gtetk quas
top.
The lish Troubles seem to BIO qaioting down
IN constQuoCco OF tho disappearsEc, OF tho
chief sgitato,s. An orderly anti coercion mass
meeting hes teco held 10 uyd, Park, London.
Tho French Chamber Of Dopatits hiss re
solved TO take Louis Bnno's motion 10 abolish
| calitsI Enlistment into consideration.
Tho Pope Intends to address ouather letter to
tho IRISH bishops, strictly tnioinicg them not to
oppose tic txecution OF tho exceptional meas.
ures taken for The government CT Ireland.
Prof. utx,ey's acceptance of the government
insDcotorship OF salmon fisheries has been ga.
z,ttcd. The post was offered 10 n clgGitiou of
his tc!entifc eml1clc,.
Oae hundred and three mcmber, OF the
House of Commons have now signed tho mo.
morsl asking that Davtt bo treated only as
mlsdsmeaDant while 10 prison.
The ruuofs Of tho discovery of important
dooupcots disclosing reasonable projects on
tho part OF tho leaders of the Lard Lesguo are
gaining rev force dsiiy. Since the arcs of
DAvitt other papers havo been found planning
G general uurlsDg in lro'a1d end Fcnian out
br.a k' 10 EaRl,nd,
at Rome Saturday. lhs two parties 10 the
contention in iayer of universal suffrage hav.
ing adjusted their differences. the convention
adopted motion demanding universal suffrage.
A letter from Gen. Geribslii was read affirm.
lng that tho present agitation should continue
until tho wishes of tho people were satisfied
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a stitch 10 time saves nin,. Had there been
an 10, boa: 10 keep the Potomac open during
the recent ifeez1 there would have been no
damuiOg Of the water above tho Long Bridge !;
tho chsnntl it would have kept open would
havo afforded free ext TO the broken ice and
water from above, ord the flood 10 WASHINGTON
would have boca avoided, and oil damages
bcen prevented,