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FOR RENT-Roorns

ENOR RENT-Rooms suitable for light
J. housekeeping. Inquire of J. NJ. Cody,
Sixth ward. 80
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A wooden scarf on corner of Waba.
IL shaw and Fourth streets. Owner may
have it by applying at Globe office. 1884
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OFFICES FOR RENT-In Davidson's block,
~ with steam heat, good ventilation,
Phalen water, electric-bell passenger elevator,
we'll lighted rooms and halls and all modern
convenlences. Apply at agents Office, in
the building
23* WILLIAMS & DAVIDSON, Agents.
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FUN SALE

MIXTURES FOR sALE-All the fixtures in
L store at present occupied by Zahm &
Mann, corner Third and Wabashaw streets.
Apply to n. E. Mann, as above. SS-eod*
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| TNOR SALE-An elegant, brand new Port.
Il land Cutter can be bought cheap Apply
to F. q. Ertel, So East Third street. 27*
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WINES AND LOU Wholesale
PERKINS, LYONS & CO., 81 Robert street
B. KUHL & CO., 115 West Third street.
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FIVE CENTS ALINE
WANTED.

HEWERs, Scorers and Choppers for Cable.
H North Wisconsin railroad; 1.75 to $225
per day. Choppers for Montrose and Cum.
berland. Tis-makers for Princeton; free fare.
Moore's Employment Bureau, 122 E. Sd St.,
st. Paul. 3S*
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nON'T spend S. week for board when out
- of employment, but send for circular
and secure good position through the Hotel
Reporter Employment Bureau, IS East Third
street. 90$
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

During ,ho week business hiss 53eL 7=rj tuieI.
tho con.:2"o! ic9 b.c:ks3, ana Indictment
weather 10 9EcL: extent hinder.ng I'll branches
Of !rsds, re!fil sna wholesale. Money matters
ara quiet, there being l. Q pressing demand. While
the banks sre in coalition - accommodate ali
tho wat; Of the business community. The sup
ply 0. .Usrsbie funds IN the baltimore msrkH'
ia reported smrll. and tho rates 80 COOL botro7
e.s ar0 oa;y. Loans o. goTtrnm2nt a. quoted
al 4a5 per cent AID or mixed stock collateral BAT
per ccLt with leaning - tho insile figures.
Tho New icr. money msrkc. sts:iG5 tho strain
o. The ri:ilg sDnCul::io2s 81 the stock eycharg &c
ss well rs ccu'd be expected. Tho csll loan
quotation !: EaG por caat; the timo loin quota
ton &c per cont, according 10 tho collateral
and date Of l5a 3, anl the quotation for primo
mercantile paper i. 5.5i per cent. Tho Phia'
delphia money market Is reported easy q! 4s41
per cant for l0G.s on government sud Sac on
stool; colia.a7al. tiOyGrnGen bonds were steady
and quiet cstorday, tho passage o! tho funding
bill ty the House Of Representatives producing
no effect, as i! il fol. to DO By no means certain
that!he bill in iIS presents haps will bccomo law.
The fnal q ,otslionB il New York showed no
charge. -Four pc. CENTS Goli ct il! for regular
coupon registered bonds closed 1l&i,ll35 snd
smsll coupon a. ll&5 ,ll&3 Ststo securities gon
orally are quiet. Firginiis wore steady yostcr.
day, with tuYors holding OF aad holders not
disposed to offer ct lowor pFicos. Consols closed
73is73l a1d 10 al a! AZ .a0i alter sales OF tbs
former G! 73S and 81. Tax coupons arc qaiet
and rather nomi1Hl. Railroad sharon arc rather
quiet. Virginia Midland Divisional bonds were
FRI, With bid prizes generally higher and very
smsll Offering. ULd,r m order issued by
judge X 9Th, Of the CiIcri! Court of thi. city,
tho dividends authorized - be psi By Mr..
Barbour, commissioner Of tho V FL K L arc TO
duccd from ga ) pcT cent on the the mort O
s. A bonds to - per cent, and from 13t2 per c!
on }! mort q, A & Il bends to G5 per c.. Orc
Knob sold yesterday o. Fl foI limited amount,
and closed dull nj 35.3S We quote local shares
as follows: Z, e & III "a 10laalG3; o & a 6s lst
10; do - 1:2t; Go s. 81 lC0aly3; do 4.h 5)a
5?b; Va s. Tom 81 9 103al"4. l! is expected
that there will be decision in tho w ORR
case by the Court CT Appeals at so oirly day,
and that sale the road will BIO ordered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

sEs!ss. prices are somewhat e;7-57 .aI e.he!:
beng moro rlsn!i'ul were .owe:
nhesp- We have report &c chtng in prices
since Monday.
Hns:-PriceS ere Armcr at iormcr flr-s
qual!y on'iiered some very choice selling al
nc; Inc balance ranging fIom Cli7. Some
dealers arc looking for marked advance mex!
WEEK, unless Unexpectedly hesvy arrivals should
como II, placing tho Improvement at &c
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Jsa 2)-Hogs-
demands fair and marie. GrE OF :ull prices :;
all sold; market closed seady cannon to good
mixed packing 81 75I5; light 81 90.5; choice
heavy S. 10 8 4j Catte-Markc. slow and
easier, but not quo!sbly lower: e1norts SIS 20.
90 good to choice shipping ST $3.50 %; common
to fair 80 90a4 Go; sono export demand, but
yory few prime offered: butchors' active: cows
S2A4. chiefly at 50 50a3 80; bulls, common to
choice, 50 20a4 25 s!ockers active at s. 9Os3 s.
prime steer calves SlOal2 per head. SheeL-
Market slow bu! firm; common to medium Sls
60; good TO choice 81 25a5 40
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Jan. 20.-Hogs
firm: common 81 25a4 G5; light 81 7Oa5; PACK
ing S5a6 50; butchers So &0s5 so; receipts 3sCO
hoad; shipments 1000.
6ALTIMoRF, Jan. 2I.--Vireinis Gs old 80; do
deferred 10 asked do consoid 49, do ID series
Isl; pas! due coup OH new 1040s 49i 10 4Os
coup 81 bid to.dsy. Cotton dull mddling III
Flour quiet; Howard street and Western super
S15'S4; extra 25as5; family 2jsS6; City
Mills suner 25aS% is extra 2ja$4 80 family
21,S6 90; Rio brands 6 l2a$6 80; Patspsco
| family 81 70. Whost-Southern higher: West.
ern lCwar and dull; Southern red l15sllS: do
amber l2Oil24; No Q Western winter red spot
Jan ia; Feb ll7t.ll73; Mar ll9all9t April
l2OAl2os. Corn-Southern nominal; Western
| steady; Southern white 50 do yellow IS; West.
ern mixed spot and Jan 53! bid; Feb 685s5i;
Mar 5lts5ds. Oats easior; Western white asa
Al: do mixed 42a43. Rye quiet at lOlsIC3. HAY
firm; primo 10 choice P6nna and Maryland 2ls
S23 per ten. Coffee steady Rio cargoos ordina.
~ 10 fair llial3t. Sugar que: A soil q
Whskey dull at 12aSl Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
LOC.iL .BREFIYIES.

IL, T. sra severed Il .ahcl of lightning cary
:! iagriGG.
Thn revival services in tho Nj. L. Church, con-
Gu2!.i by j;ny. Mr. rrhrcr, tho pastor, ste at
ioHdtd lightly b7 largo congregations.
y !oit,i addressed TO Gosuil & Spalkln,
bahiMc:t, nd . il detained in tho Pos.cifico
hare ioc w!u: tl fOS.age.
he rtilh bound psss,rg:r train ov,r tho
Virginia Midland Rsiroad YVES delayed several
haui= ths morning by Iaod slide 90 Tho Char.
hott.vili9 AID R,.idsn Riilroad.
Ecwa:d Hill, tho coIcrcd porter of Mcssrs.
Kelley Il Carr, fell Oh tho corner Of Cameron
Ri! Washington street,, this morning, and was
Gu:.' tn'y ia0rCGs
y li;.!e hey named richardson, n pupil Of
-. Msry's paroehi@l school, conducted by the
Sisters Of tho Holy Cros', foil in tho yard of tho
sehon', yesterday ovcIiug, and cut his head 10
badly la! aurg,ca! assistance was necessary.
Mari 80 I!c.rs' Sefn issued in Washington
'ca ,;d!Y to !S.iah Mitchell, OF Richmond
Va, AID l4.clnja s. Contcr, of Washioglop;
j l.. Bal, 0! Fairfax caunly. Va, and l.. q.
ilsjguar, # HroIg:.0gn; Amos s. Yost ard
Ais, Il. v, Ter. both OF Princo GEORGES
cou ~, Nd; } I'm Rn.'h. Of Petersburg. Va.
a.! @r.. } ;tia NJ. B,;cS, Ct Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

MEETING or THE CONSERVATIVE EgAnJU3
TER CLUE "A larg, m2atiug OF tho UoGscrva"
TIC hoadsstCr Cub YES held last Eight, with
jtm"s y. Slim. president, in Tie chair. SEQ
4, y. !iurdlo secretary.
Hhc ioOwi1g resolutions weir .cad ard
aloN!cd unanimously:
Whereas, I&is club numbering sir huud. cd
EIah5c:a. o.. v..Eou9 cs:l!n2s was formed with u
now o. al;va. ~ LnC c4Uac Of rcSGjustment il
&lTSlria, and 81 Tho same time preserving tho
Ni.r Cly.Cs o! Tho democratic party; ard whore
49, in working Wi!h al our energies iJr tho olcc-
.oI cf Hancock ana England las. fall, we w0ro
ua: unroaIiU. Of cur city election ncXa spring
.oc 81 cur S!.c elections which arc - take p ACC
IcL. fail; ih )rniJ.G, Uc il
Resolved, 1"stth0 democratic .readjGs.or club
: N2&nad:i5 viii continue 10 maintain lis O.
.,.r."El"n, /" cI"0r tGat i may again TO the
ta!@ Gor!a GCyy. car il tho approaching elections
:Nr municipal Cheers in this cry, ard i5r u
,iogcraor and l~Jg't2I5 o5 :h3 Legislature lex;
IOVcnlIrf.
&tsotyc# G!.,:, in njlIgm mt Of This c!u,,
tra ca'-o % T,n jgalmcrl :. tina pco .,i,'s Cause.
~ tai. W. .2"E@ 81 rnGiH.ain IL ungH lhn ug!..
= OK "trt" - Ann!y determined uuon far
nd equitable hH'l5.
Ecsoyai, TITS: n view vrtho slmosL inc,m-
pu!sh.o losses IL all sorts OF property on the
paT. II cur Ie,n!o, ~ tho lato war ard ils
s'unhrCfs, =" % Mt Do!icgo that under eny
coda e. C'.lci y j"st3c2 n my civilized Land,
M :n.s.o e tbs ComEonwoa!ta can b
regarded ug "uy C.LGr ruuplI a3 dishGa-
cred E'cauaf i"Cy claim il 10. only 81 q
r:ha derived ico:A nature, hu: rs . duti 10 Lnri.
Nta:', 70 decline - Qar, IN Interest, 20 tho public
creditor nCy :.o:1 tHA', under the existing ratio
ottHza.Iou, wCU. lC.yo sufficient revenue for
Tho State government aud for the public schools
RoSO.Tci, hist IN tho judgment OF this club It
- duo not only 20 this generation but to coming
generations Of EirGiGiars. tbs. the prL G. pal eli
lno public debt, Justly due, under al the cir
cUms@nCes attending il, should be agreed upon
~ tho people III thor sovereignty as carly So
pracicshlr, ond Tie debt question, with its dis
iurbirg and dcTors!j%Ing Influences, removed
from our stale politics forever.
kcsoLgol, Th'.t in the judgment Ct this club
tho maintenance OF tho white mans supremacy
IN The councils Of our State government! is of the
irst !mrortanc' no. loss for tho welfare Of tbs
inferior than Of Tho superior race.
Msj'r Baker y. Lee, Ct Norfolk, who wa.
present, U!on Invitation, delivered on interest
irE address n!oG he c)ndii,n Of the party il
tho SINE, lie clup'lm2n,cd the members o
tic c Ub upon the work dopc by them 10 ths
!:st campaign, end urged them to put forth, |
pts'bl'. c7tn greater efforts 10 the ono u,O'
wilch th2y w,Ic chou; 10 oritr.
Alter a1uu iUlthcr interchange of viegs il
regard 10 .Stat2 matters, in which it Was sla!CC
'hht iho convention to dominate q candidate fo
H0Vlracr aud Other State officers would NEE
~ this ct y at al c&liY date, the ncltiag sd.
journcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

IHE MOUNT VERNON CoTroN Factory
Mr. L. l.. FanAukcn. who has been 10 corrcs-
pa"tcnc, Ter soma time past ei,h ptomincD OF
c'LtGn ma"aarlurcr 10 regard TO The rccpcniue
OF tho M0uat Vernon CItton Factory il this
city. Ttc.!yCd tbs m;r,icS u letter from Mr..
Il h2rt Garrett @! Bal .iE:HIe, ia rtsnone to one
Il clqlIry, stating that the rent charged fer the
;.c'cIY wal:ti he 81 900 per annum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

".:G0U%D TIE WORLD. "-Joho Thtmp.
80. The r9nlc&i!n appeared for tho second
t!na n hrm"rP He'll l,a: light il Tho above
:.'s%. lio H"d s'!,s' assisting hin wire fro
lcni!y ni?!ar led. Tha vote for The pretticst
yvrvg !.dy IN Al iadria vii b, anaCu1 d TO
o gh:. The alo3Gss'u G,a'lldNo il to rcoci7o q
i:a&!dJno III, S2u..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

ANSWER SERVED Tho ausY;r Of lIor.
join ). BrhoGr, Fem -elc2t ct the next
i!ou3a q Representatives. 10 Major BayIy' g
nUlca 81 crnic:', has bca served upon the
l,t.r Se"l m:n hy Uai4cd States Marshall
U'N:sl. hr. B:t5out in lis nnswcr denies
a-d relates every charge made by Mr.. Bayley
~ /: 5 b0iiJ) G! cjnicst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

Tho malkOt closes dull and 4 let Blu! little
Flour IS coming in, and prices Nro nominsl.
Wheat il shsdo lower, aad 100 bushels sold al
II for Eultz and Ii for Mixed no Lancaster
WAS ollorct. Corn is dull with Gaiea of c.!
bushels st - and - for Whit. 10 Ryo or Oats
reported. But,r is lower Eggs a1o higho-
B:con Is unchanged
RICHMOND MARKET, Jan'y. 2).-The msrke,
is Tuios and transactions light though prices are
trm. Flour Ill demand, principal for homo
consumpton: Sales OF choice wh.o Wheat a.
Ia, ll5Al2} for common 10 primo mixed and II :
| for Ful,Z. Offerings Of Corn larger, with sales
| st % 81 for primo white and - for mixed. No
| sales OF kyo or Oats rororlui md quotations.
| nominal.
| LYNCHDURG MARKET. JAM :U-Tho mark:t
| ID without mSterlal change. Flour is quiet and
dull. especially for tho lower grades. Tho ro-
| ceipls of Whoat AFRO worry light; primo usncas.
| There IS fomo demand for Corn which is
quoted at IS. -. Oats very scarce and wanted
at 10. % for spring and winter. Eyo nominal.
| Owing to bad weather and bad roads, receipts of
Tobacco conlint!a very light anI rr!c o no al
| mCSt nominal
| FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Jaiuary 20 -
Tho market is very quie, and owing to the
weather and ice blockade the receipts of produc
very light. Flour quiet ut 4 q Isl - for fne 10
choca family brands. Wheat ll2slg3 for long.
berry and ll%sl for Futz. Corn is quoted
nOlninai!y .. i5s5). Eyo $40 and Oats 424ij.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
| Sugacs-Tho Now York mark cts fer raw Su2ars
is steady at I IL lGA7 l3 Ice for fair refining,
| and f5t6!c for centrifugal. For refined Sugars
the market is quje. but stoady, as follows: Cut
| loaf II =; crushed lC5?; powderol 1872; gran.
ulntod q standard AS g. and yellow II to q.
Conee-Tne market is quiet and nomnaly
steady. The ihHuiry is moderate, and is freely
supplied at current ratios, tu. importers are moi
pressing their stocks and in some sses refuse
| TO show samples unless full prices are named,
An iGvoice OF $500 bags sold to-day at l23c.
We quote as follows for invoices: Ordinary lis
HI; fair 13al"t; good l3ial32; primo 1ialit
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. January N.-
Beoves-No.hiDg doing in beef cattle Dressed
batt sides were selling fairly al (4sS7c for com.
mon TO gool-a feW primo sides going to 9s9t {
per ID.
Cslros-Rtc,ipts leo head Market rather
duli 81 unchanged figures, with GALES of vesls a,
Gsetc per 10, and Of grsssnrs ut s. 25s2 Is pc,
l0U lbs '0'
Sheep and Lsmts-Gcod and primo vethsrs
arc III demand at full prices, but lower grades Of
sheep and ali grades Of lambs were dull aud
| loWtr-some OF tho statesmen putting the decline
st &c per ID. Ordinary 10 cx!ra sheep range
from 81 10aG 30 Per Ito lbs; fair to primo lambs
from SG.7.
Hogs-LiVo hogs were in better demand and
higher, with fair to coed corn fed taken at IS &c
| t5 10 per 10 lbs.
BALTIMoE. CATTLE MARKET. January q. -
Soe Cattle -linhsy arrivals snd in excess of tho
deulsnd IN New York on Monday caused veal
market ana &c lc"or prices closing dull. Bul
yesterday 18th Lighter arrivals OF tho betta,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

DEATHS or WELL Known RIVER MEN,
NCsNS. johnson. George Bailey, ard Henry
S4fog:s lircx at Iataa Head lower Potomac.
90 well k"oma 10 this c,ty. have died within
H. -. ~ Or tErcc W., k from nntumoria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

MARRIAGE Mr.. George Washington. IT,,
az: Mss Sa'!io l!nI!. o&c of Al,xaGdIia's bellies,
vera "i9t!i j il H.iIir orc on Thursday, tho
i :. ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

LECTURE N. L. Graham, NJ H.,
!cCiur,d ~ tGs Church, to large ADD attentive
0uilctc,, CO tho evening of tho 10Th lost, on
sltai h,a'lstlcs, and the various Influences
'0hlch tend to shorten ard destroy human lite.
lilo Cm?haS.Z q tho fac: that from Is to 80 years
females dc IL greater proportion than males
aHi tha Mucl @. the mortality is attributable
II improper dccSs ard diet, and Il was much
greater smong single women than married oDts.
bno OF his tcmalo auditors vas 60 much in
pres q 9Th tho facts and figures alducad that
sAo iAia'o4 AID vas carried out but short
rest on snow bark brought her TO normal
c0tGItloo aLd restored cICuaio0. His lectu!o
Was, sS Gil Ills are. entertaining and Instructive,
tho On J had result being his enormous mass Of
figures through the msz:s of which tho rcc,.ls
have been wading in Nightmares ever sirc,.
The WEATHER AND THE RIVER The rain
ThloA set in Inst night. and continued with
s!Igh, atCrmi5si2cs oil day to day. has lid
the ctFsc! of considerably Gimiuishirg the snow
y tbs strccls, srd weakening the ico o5 the
IiVC7. klvor MOT s9y that ,Ea Ice is now rot I.
ten sad na?icat!tn between ibis city snd
WsstIeor would b. attended with very
iIiIIe difficulty. Al! thGt is needed Is for
one q III, Steamers 10 make start. Mr..
George fniilrs. manager Of the Potomac
seam 1oa, Company, Says that tho leo on the
slTtsca q The Potomac is at present soft and
getting softer, erd il the present rain is followed
bY dsya sunsbioe, .hero will be general
h7cak ~ ~ Of the blockade CAPTAIN Faes.
whose s,t$S,!, tho schooner Cora Eta, is lying
at L'ic .stl, Il wharf. arrived hero this morning
and rerolis !hat thn lea ii ,a!:nc al far % az
tllsatIco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
NOTICE..

The undersigned gives notice that by virtue
Of decree rendered on the Both of Decembnr,
1880. by the Circuit Court of the city of Alexsu.
| dris, in the cause of Graham vs.. Tho w. G., V.
n. s. &. 8. T. L. Co., ne il now prepared topsy
| out the funds in his hands as follows:
Q) 10 the holders of bonds and coupons of the
lst mortgage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company. the principal an! interest thereon IN
full to January 1st, 1851.
(2) To the holders Of bonds and coupons Of
the % mortgage Orange and Alexandria Rail
| road Company, tic principal and interest there.
| on IN full to January Let, 1851.
(3) To the holders of bonds and coupons OF tae
Manassas Gap Railroad Company, the principal
and interest thereon Ia full to January Isl, 1881.
(4) To the holders Of bonds and coupons of tho
Sd mortgage Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company dividend of S7425 per centum upon
the principal and interest thereon 10 January LIT,
| 1881.
| (5) To tho holders Of bonds and coupons of the
| lst mortgage Orange. Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad Company dividend Of Il. G2 per cont
UNI upon tho principal aad interest thereon Ia
January lst, 1881.
| Each holder of bonds or coupons of tho first
| and second mortgage Orange and Alexandria
| Railroad Company, and tho Manassas Gap BAIL
road Company, must productive same and upon
| receiving the money therefor surrender the q,
for cancellation. Holders of tho third Orsuro
and Alexandria Railroad bonds and coupons and
lrst Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
bonds and coupons, who. as stated above will
| receive dividends thereon must before rcceiyin
| such dividends produce the same ths! such
| credits may DO endorsed thereon.
JOHN g. BARBOUR, Comn'r.
Alexandria, Va. January 3, 1881.
In obedience 10 restraining order issued Ivy
the Hon. James Keith. Judge OF tho Circuit
Couet OF the city of Alexandria on the 18Th day
OF January, 1881. in tho abcvo cluso, All r,-
] CURED to modify tho above payments in tho fol-
lowing particulars until tho further order of tie
! Court, viz:
10 the holders Of bonds and coupons Of the 81
| mortgage Orange and Alexandria Ral1osd
Company dividend of 20 per centum upon the
| principal and interest thereon 10 January 1T,
! 1884, instead Of dv lend ofs742 per centuu,,
| as heretofore ordered.
10 tho holders Of bonds and coupons of tho
| hrst mort9ay e Orange, Alo1andria and Manas-
| sas Railroad Company dividend Of GS ps7
centum upon tho principal and interest thereon
to January LIST, 1881, instead Of dividend os
1892 per centum 80 heretofore ordered.
JOHN 3. BARBOUR,
Commissioner.
Alexandra, Va. Jan. l9, 1881. Janl9.eo2a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

:.,r Toe Middle States, christening weather sni
-aG o. snow, slight Changes in temperature,
nofthGsIy 10 ces.aTly Wnds, shifting 70 woaL 81
E0'iIwo:. during the night with rising ba.oCl-
c!cr.
TuE Law AND THE FISH DEALERS TIE
Sun ENGINE HoCsE-For somo time pas.
.ho regular Gsh dealers have complained Of
:215)ns baing allowed, during the fishing SEA
"a, to buy 5GaI! quantities of fish q. EishtoWD
aut hs1k them through the streets, OF expose
aa..a for s2l2 il Tho SINAI! shops abou: tho city.
- retail noa have in5!s:ed thet alter paying
!i.,h Tln. for benches 10 Ire market, their
sas.Gc.s, which 10 tho past has been er;a:ly
ri lTcl by allowing fish TO DO sold Ut al hours
n Tie Day oil over tho city, ought to be
protected BY law Now. that the fishing
"nas5a Q! 1851 il rapidly approaching, the
N2,ot With vic;7 Of obtaining sumo l5.
.ct;icmcn; Of tho matter, called q ,int meeting
81 tbs Commissioners CT the Sinking Eund a1d
Committee oa Publ, Property OF the City
Council, last night, o. which al! Interested In
ii:c fab busiccss were iovitcd TO be present.
inc meeting Haa held in the Auditor otii.o
i'nc wcro pccaca': Mayor Smith, who presided,
a-d Mca5ra. i j.. Downham, j. 7. BGckham,
/. i Hf.c;C:; o! tao S,nking FGnI Commi5
ri,,; Il. II. MGriliJy aud /. '. Ki7hiGI!, OF
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Or, CocrnTH 10" n'trra'y. and nuln5ar OF Ish
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tol a;i.-G ti4: tic !2GGic2 ct fiji, t;.TOu !;
'a0 ciiy, aI)%ei iuuHg PREVIOUS s"2rojs.
,tcsJy nidtc! their trad. they desired ii.o
i7.|, T,gl!!HG al ii,h caught to b, landed 2,
he fish Vhat, and a.! !i,l dispose Of ty rcia,l,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
Miss Mamie llannop, Of Springfield, ILL.,, il
wiling the Misses Hauuon. Of this oily.

A NEW GENERAL MANAGER Cap. Gee.
:Hsttingly, who waa for many years general SUI
poll::toadont G the Potomac nail steamers be.
tween this city and Aqua Creek prior 70 the
war. has assumed tina general management OF
tho steamer George Lesry, Ct The Washington
and Norfo route, and The steamer Hxcalscr,
kaowa sti!ity as o stoau. BET man is assurance
iha: tho manG2aInont Of tho lines Of which he
| assrm, con!rol will PROVO sstis acto,y 10 the
travelling community INA Ec;nuncrsliVo 10 the
stool, 20, lurs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

a-UAisSI5 IsD1nSFSIt w TONERS ~
hrs sou disturbed al Light and broken of your
res! hy sick CHILD suffering End crying with the
cH@ruc!atnG pam Of cutting tootnY Ii so. 90 At
u ca and got u b3:tIu of MKS WINSLO WIS
Sr|":uNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve lao poor
!iu;o sufferer liGmotia!oiy- -dupond upon il! !;
t4o,u 70 20 mistake about it. There is not
rl,tEor en- earth who hes ever used i. who will
70! tell GDu .. onco tha: it will regulate tho
howe,a, and give res: % tho mother, aud rolef
end health TO the child, operating like magic.
1t Is perfectly saiD to use in sll Cases. and pleas
Al! 20 tho taste. snl is tho prescription of one Of
Tho oldest and best foms!e physicians and nurses
III the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Mono gonuino un.
less tho facsimile of OUTFITS g PERKINS
IS on TIE outside Wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty live cents bottle. Beware of
ma.icus
Tao popularity Of MCBURNEYs ROASTED
CoFFEEs is accounted for by tho tact that they
arc roasted 10 tho latest IMPROVED STEAM
koAsTERs. retaining all the dramatic qualities,
making perttc. ROASTED COFFEE, COFFEE
you got thero Is suro to please. anl2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21
T.Gsi.Gr3!
TgGtllcrSI! Mother

GA std ycung male aId fcmal Tux, s.
i. :. fer oDy jiood myaIiy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-21

~ HALE CHESTS OF FINE GUN.
~ POWDER TEA for aalo q. only Rny
cents per ID.
L. w. AVERY, 22G King street.