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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
ORDER NISi.

ii the Circuit Court FOR Cecil county Ia Cham
Gerry.
ORDERED. This ninth day Of Sep
~ temhrr. ID the year eighteen hna dcad and
"-shty-onc that Iii sale made and reported by
William J. Jones Trustee Tor the sale oi III" real
estate oi Joseph Guihnrt. deceased be ratified
and cumt.ImGd unless vltl>C to the contrary there
e; nC shown OF iClugr the eleventh day oi Nov
enter next: provided. copy Ut this Order hr
inserted iii SOME newspaper printed and published
liz Cecil county unr,' w"ci. iur month before
ia" eleventh day of Dct0hu. next.
icport states the :!lHVJllit ri Sales to be $500.
JAMES A. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy: test. JAMES Y. DAVIS.
sept lu-lm Clerk.
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TREES! TREES. TREES
=" a NTED
EoR. q A lie

4 T MODERATE PRICE. three thor
L a uugIi-hred Red Irish SETTER PUPPIES.
ten weeks Old. of Rufus and Elcho stock the best
in the country. Address Box 1917 Elkton Post
Otier. ISept Low
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
Frazer Axle Grease

One greasing with Frazer Axle Grease
will last two weeks, all others two or three
days. Try it. 1t received first premium at
the Centennial and Paris Exposition,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

The week has been rather quiet one, though
for this season of the year there is no cause for
complaint. The receipts of grain continue to
i'm prove. and the marx OF here Keeps pace well
with our moro pretentious neighbors and the
farmers gre finding out that Alexandria is as
good grain market as they can fad. The coal
trade is also moro active and the receipts and
shipments are daily improving. In money mat
tiers there is nothing worthy Of special note
There is no scarcity and no difficulty in obtain
ing loans on good collatersls. In Baltimore the
supply of oansble funds is very sbundsnt sDd
borrowers in good credit find no difficulty in OBJ
tanning full accom- odstion. The quoted rates are
4s5 per CT for loGns and 5la6 for discounts first
Glass paper. The supply of losnsble funds in
the New York money market exceeds the de-
msnd sad csll loars are easily m sc at 2s2! per
cent on U. S. bords snd 2ss3 per cert on Stock
Exchange collateral. Time loans are 3s5 per
cent, the higher rate being for long time. Prime
mercantile paper s3a43 per cant. Government
bonds are quiet. Virginia coneos sold yester.
day at 824 20 Sl3 regular way, snd ST. seller GO
days fat ard the 10 4Os sold at 53.s5Ss against
$50 se31 Peelers were stronger, selling at 39l,
against go previously. Virginia Midland lves
sold yesterday at 1C0talC01.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia 4 DIVER
NEWS OF The DAP.

| The election 10 North Carolina yesterday
passed Oh quietly. The anti ProhlbitoDs,:
| swept the State by so uopreccde nted m,jorily
| The returos indicate light vote.
Mrs. C. G. Harshorne, of Providercs, R T.,
| has rendered the free and exclusive use Of bel
| Wills. at NeWport,to President and Mrs Gal6ed
| tor September and October.
The first three bales Of new cotton were re-.
| celved at Mobile yesterday, aud sold at auction
at the Cotton Exchange at % cents per pound
Two bales were raised 10 Alabama aud the
other 10 Mississippi.
10 the democratic State convention of Mis-
elsslppl, at Jackson yesterday. the sixth b.Ilo,
Tor Goveroor resulted 80 follows: Some 100,
Bnksdale % Featherstope "a. Calhoun II.
There has been no N sterisl change ic tie siiua'
ton tee the fret ballot.
Mr.. Parker. consulting engineer { f be Bslti
more ADD OHIO Railroad Company yesterday
Informed the District Commissioners thar the
representative Of that road will be ready to
consult with the commissioners in relation 10
the Union Depot 10 Washington at 40 early
dag.
A strange disease has. it is reported, brok 0
out among cattle 10 Nova Scotia. and the NOR
taIlty smong the abimals attacked appears 10
De very high. Inc disease Is pronoucced to be
Don contagious and con6oed to tbs vicinity OF
! towos, but what it lie, has not apparently been
determined.
Senator B. Fl. Hill, Of Georgia. arrived 10
Washington yesterday afternoon ct fur clock,
and LETT last evening for the ROckbridge A um
SPRINGS, where Mrs Hill is sunmeripp. SEN
ator Hill has almost completely recovered from
the recent operation performed GU him 10
Philadelphia.
II. Tburston Card y, the popular baritone
singer. together With his brother. A. l. Csrdcz,,
and Monte Walker. all of Richmond, have been
engaged By Mr.. Joho mcOsuII, manager of The
New York Bjou Opera House, to sing in opera
this fal. They are to assist 10 tho rendering
of new opera by MIR. AudrAn, the composer
Of "Oiivette"
The Ohio State prohibition convention as
sembled at Columbus yesterday. regular delo-
gates from nineteen cut of eighty. eight ooun-
ties being present. Toe convention endorsed
tbs State ticket recently nominated by the
temperance convention at L9yelsDd, except
that Henry Camp. Of Ccshocton. was pouina!
cd for attorney general 10 f.. the vaoaccg op
that tciet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
LOCAL BREVIIIES.

-, John Robinson'a great show will appear in
this city on the night Of the 23d.
To-day hiss been regular rooster" the tho..
mometer registering sc degrees in thD shade.
The carpenters at the shops of the Washing
ton d Ohio railroad depot 10 this cj,y, foR
days ago, dtmacded 81 decrease of Wagee.
Their demand being refused they quit work.
The funeral of MIR. Caleb l.. Richards whose
death was announced 10 yesterdays Gazette,
took place this morning from his late residence,
apo WAS largely attended
The schooner Amon Bird pas,d down tie
river this afternoon from GEORGETOWN for Bos.
ton. with A. E. Snoo., of this city, 90 buard
as passenger.
Reuben WASHINGTON, coloreG, was given &C
lsshes on the bare back, at the station house.
this moruing, for The larceny of railroad lie
from the track of the A. Il T. railroad in this
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

4 MIXED UP AFFAIR IN THE COUNTY
There Vas considerable commouon 10 Arlogtop
dsIlct, AIrXandria county, last night, growing
CUT Of d!spu'e over tbs captura OF mockiup
birds nest. l. appears from statements of Va
r!ons parties. that o Justice Of The Pescs of the
c5uoty bad been watching nest Of mockiue
BIRDS 90 the farm Ct a neigh bor. He designed
the youag birds Tor his sister, who is 10 Wash
iarion' a ismhy, recently moved to the coun
ty iearniDg OF the eXi4teue. of the nest, stole q
march 90 the dispenser of the law, end obtained
90 sunday nornug possession OF the young
p''os lhis &C Ion excl.ed tie ire of the
justice, spd be comDolued 10 the sctiDg sher.
ILL., VINO, under the law, was compelled TO proc.
lc1tc' warrant YES Issued aod the trial took
place 10 the ofc, OF the of, nded Justjc..
"h'ch resulted 10 a verde; CT guilty against the
poi5esS)rs CT tha mDckug birds nest, carving
with 1t hoe OF $40 ard the COSTS Of the CASE
ne COSTS were immediately paid but the foe
was D0;. The trial was an exciting one from
the TACT tia; 1t took place 10 the Postoffics
bulldog at aIlngtOu, tho defendants clsimiog
That they had 3 right 10 converse ooe with
another 10 pubic building on public matters.
htY aIs) declared that The 80 called court had
DO ilTisdlcil0D over the matter. When the at
tempt WIS made by cllOred constable to arrest
tue cap uIcr nt the bird nest, who is dea and
otherwise file cd, be deciued TO 20 with him
On The ground that the warrant vas not made
oct III bis proper name. The constable iuform'
cd him tina. be intended TO take him dead or
alive, and attempted TO take him ~ force The
vile OF the accused seeing her husband beipg
dragged along By tie constable. and knowlpg
OF his aii.lcIlou, Weot TO his relief and rescu d
tim from the hands of his cnptor. The new
c.mar abd Ills site were, however, arrested last
night co the charge Of sssaUl; and battery by
the sc.Icg sheriff OF the county. and taken to
the HostCttlce building where they waved 40
tXimihatICn pad the costs, and removed the
case to tho C0uuy Court. A neigbbor, who
defended The accused 10 very stropg words
hss hood IS for contempt Of court He refus-
"a 50 rsy the fine, atat,ug shat be Was in the
feStCihce department sId did not recoypizs
'hI Buhollly Of the Justice. The Justice
taen made ca. nitimus committing him 10
J'lI ia the uOu payment Of she foe, and
iiac~d II in the hsnds of the Sheriff, who
attempted to make the arrest. The sheriff.
bias csIs.cd, called Cd several gentlemen 10
sssIa. hun, who refused to interfere. He then
called 10 h,7 son tc assist him, who responded,
aud ;catii: ccsu3d, in which the Sheriff's 200
nd NO vi bis teeth kn9Cked loose. and receive
ed severe hlop in The eye. The difficulty
ended by !hltd nalSho0r making his appear.
succ AID peY!oS the foe. Ali Of the parties
engaged 10 The stfair age well known ctjz,1s of
the c0natg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

THE CANAL.-Bas one boat, the R;chsrd
Border, arrived here from Cumberland to day,
assigned to the American Coal Go. The cap
tain of the B CIDER reports that boats have been
delayed 10 their arrival at this port by sand
bar, washed above the water. 90 the Nine.
Mile Level Of the canal. thirty miles above
Georgetown By TIE rain storm of last week.
lie also reports that two mules belonging TO q
cana boat, were killed by lightning during the
said storm. @h ca was ono OF the saverest ever
koOwu 10 lhs, lCc,iiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

HEBREW FEAST OF AB.-Yestsr3sy was tho
meth OF Ab, a day observed by the orthodox
Hebrews throughout the weird by fasting and
prayer 10 coUme mcrstion OF the destruction Of
the terI,l9 at Jerusalem. 1t wss slso on the 9 b
of Alb that the Jews we're expelled from Spain
1892. Tie more reformed Hebrews do not
agree with the orthodox 10 making this feast
one OF s.rrow snd sadness, but rsther herald it
SIS day Of y aud giaduess, uasnuch as il
gss ihese very mishaps that have eventually
gained them the freedom they now e,j9y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

The market closes strong and firm. Flour Is
in fair inquiry and is shade higher. The offer.
ngs Of Wheat amounted to 600 bushels, and
sales were made at los lis. 40. l2l and l22 for
Full, aud l23 and l2i for Lancaster. Bnt little
Corn WAS offered. which sold st So for white
No Rye reported and 100 bushels of Oats
brought al. Country produce is quiet and
steady Bacon ia firm. Other articles are uu-
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
no Good Preaching.

No mau can do good JOB OF work, preach 8
good sermon. try q law SUIT we'll, doctor f. pa.
iiest, or write good article when he feels mis-
ersbie and dull, with sluggish brain and unstesd p
nerves. and none should make tho attempt in
such condition when it can be so easily and
cheaplv removed by little Hop Bi!ters = IL
GaDy Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

THE ALEXANDRIA Posi- OFFICE. The Post
Once Department having reduced the allow
auce CIR clerk hire 10 sbou $50 post Offices in
the Ualted States. Alexandrs comes in for her
shsre of the reduction to the tune of 81 600 per
auDEm, Ia consequence of which it has been
f,uGd necessary to reduce the plumber and the
compeLs2tl9u Of the clerks, ard to do this il
his been made necessary to dispense with the
services OF Mr. l.. Mex. Bell, money order
clerk, a5d a }, Ogden, jsnitor. after the l4h
IT'S. Thgre sre thirteen arrivals and fourteen
departures Of mail matter at this Office daily.
The service here has increased about fifty per
cent within the pas, few years, nec s,itsiDg
az increase rather than curtallment Of the
employees OF the Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Weather Hrobabiluics, august 5. 1881.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather
winds mostly south westerly and stationary tenn.
persture AID pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
"WINE OF CARDUI" four times 4 day
makes happy household.
For sale by n. 5. Lea heater s. Bro.
Mo,bersr motbers,, vJofs,ars,,

Mothers! snOthers!! HIOthers!!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
she escTucisting pain of cutting teeth7 II so,
90 at once and get a bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHl NG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediatel y-depsnd upon it
there is no mistake about it. There is not
mother On Garth who has ever used it who will
not tell you st once that it will regulate the bow
els. and give rest to the mother, and relief and
perfectly safe TO use in all cases and pleasant to
the taste, and is the prescription of one Of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United Stotes. Sold everywhere. rs cents
bottle mh21
Tin ROOFING. GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended to promptly, by STANsBURY & Bro,
manufacturers and dealers 10 Stoves fin Ware,
"a. McBurney's Bnildingl corner King and
Washington streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

DIRECTOR ELECTED Mr., James T. Wad-
dey hos bccn eleetsd D;rearnr at the German
20 Operative Building Association No. 5, TO
supply q vsconcy il the Board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

DEATH OF AN AGED CoLsRED MAN.-Solo-
MN Brooks. father OF Rev. Lawson w.
Brooks, BAPTIST prsschsr. died l.st night. at
the house Of bis son 10 the First Ward, at the
advanced age OF nearly hundred years. The
deceased, before the war. was overseer of the
farm CT bis owner, Mr.. Walter Bowie, ST., of
Wesmorelaud county, Va. He had been 8
member Of the Baptist church for So years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

REsIGNED.-T. b. Pion hss rendered his
resignation IS member of the Board OF Su-
pervlsOrs OF Alexandria cauoty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
THE ECLECTIO INSTITUTE,
4 ALEXANDRIA, VS.,

Miss MARY Z. DEAHL. Principal.
Assisted by faithful and experienced teachers.
The Fourth annual session of this school will
begin September Goth
Terms: For boarding pupils Sl75 for session
of nine months. This includes the entire ex-
pense of Board. washing, fuel. lights pew.rens,
nse Of piano and tuition in English branches and
Latin.
months. Primary Glass, $1,000; Intermediate,
$40 90; Collegiate. SD 20; Fuel Sl.50
References: Rev. II. Suter, cher pastor),
Bishop +. NJ. Whittle, Rev. d. f. Sprigg. u.
D, and Rev, }. Petsrkin, d. D, both of Kich.
mond, Rev. T. +. Martin. of Louisville Ky
also Col X. B. Montague. of Shsckletords.
King and Queen Co.. Va, and patrons in Alex.
andrls. il30Ilm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

HE bECKIIAM PRI2g. A, G meeting Of the
u-ioo Veteran GcEps, 10 Wastingtoo, las,
Dl>"i, C4gteln Thcwsaoo invi,ed the corps TO
proceed 10 their rage ou Saturday for the pur-
pose Of sci. c:lcg team TO cympete iur the
Beckhsm !rZ,. lie said ths, he had been in
v'!ed to E'a! team, ADD thought the following
TX would co 'he c0rpa credit, at lees. Lieut..
l. D5nohuo, Sorg,auts q. Harscl AID G.. Boil
nos"r, prvatcs 5. n. Gcrdoo. I. L. Collins
and >. Il. Hlat. He iuteuded to be at tho
match with his If, tbough lis ey, sight was
getting poor. He hoped 10 see the whole cort
there
josh O. NlsEs}D. referee for the National
Il iies a. the s,e shoG;i;g mach fer he Beck
aHH RE, at G.ym9Gt, 10 Communication 10
the WsshIDKtoe papers, says: Tho Rh s.
At Their u0uhly meeting CO the , lost uuspi
nou'y sustained the action | havo taken, and
es Mr.. btCk.am adhtres to his decision. the
Natl nal k,fl vii rot sg4io contest for the
Btckham cu9. We believe We are jus'fi d 10
this resUuuOp, for the umpire has 20 right TO
cXa'Cise arbitrary rower IN o matter before it
has becu submitted to him fol- decision ty
the rchrscs"
The Nsriooal Riff corps bss CHALLENGED the
Washington Ll4ht lufsony 10 a military rife
match, 10 lake place some tina 10 October. for
t,am trophy # rhe value o. $50 or ndividusI
BADGES or medals of that value, as the Wiunipg
tesm msy cleo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WINE OF CARDUI."
For sale by e. .. Lea beAter y Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

RICHMOND MARKET Aug. 4-Flour coz
til las firm st last weeks quotations, viz: 3 50a
s. 20 for fine to fancy brands. The receipts Of
Whe.t are large, and IL. 3l2 tu heels were offered
and scld at ITO and 10 for fair to prime Ful'z
and 125 and LIS for Lancaster. About 2 OOO
bushels of Corn sold at from G. to Go as to grade
No Rye was offered, and small lot of Oats
brought al for spring and 80 for winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
EDUCATIONAL,
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
~ North Fairfax street,
AleIandria. Virsinir,
Under the Direction of the
SISTERS M pOT.v NDNSo


SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS.
Will reopen MONDAY. September 9th. 1881.
The course of study will be thorough and e1-
tensive embracing all the branches OF q solid and
refined education.
Particular attention is paid to vocal and iastru.
mental MUSIC.
Plain SEWING and every variety OF Fancy
Work. also the Rudiments of Vocal Music and
Drawing, are taught without additional charge.
Pupils of all denominations received, and
while gTeat attention ia given to the religious in-
!truc!ion of Catholic students, there is no infu-
ence used on those of different belief
Terms moderate. For further particulars sp-
ply to
auS3-1m SISTER SUPERIOR
GERMAN-ENGLISH SCHOOL,
~ N. st. Asaph st. bet. Cameron and Queen.
Parents wishing to have their children ir-
s.lucted in the GERMAN AND ENGLISH
LANGUAGES should secept this opportunity.
Terms: ST. Is per month.
Rev w F.DROEGE,
Of German Lutheran Church. Principal.
For information address: Rev. w. f. Droege
T. .. Box 1858. Alexsndris. vs. aup2-lm
KENMORE UNITY S,5V,.I - HIGH SCHOOL,
A select limited. and high.grade school,
strictly preparatory to the University OF Vir.
ginis. Session begins SEPTEMBKR 9th, 1881.
deductions made in charge for Two brothers, or
for the sons of ministers. For circulars address
the Principal.
suR2-lm n. A. STROBE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

POLICE EWS.-MayOr Beckham presided
at police heac qusrters this morbiog. aud had
before him Joho Washington. the peero arrest-
ed yc-'e;d day afi rnoor By Officer McCspu for
30 asssut 90 Milton Payne. coIcred, and Reu-
ben Wa hngton, also c)Icred, arrested last
nigh; by Officers Ju isu Aruold and Patrick
Hayes wmh railroad tie, which he had stoeu
!tom the track OF the Alexandria and Fred
cr'cksburg hallway Company, 90 bis shoulder.
John Washington. the evidence showing tina
the assault Was an aggravated one, was fined
SIC and costs, tho whole amounting to $50.
Ho was ordered to BE- locked 10 uotiI the foe
was paid Reuben Washington was ordered
to receive twenty ashcs. A gentleman con
n,cted with the A. 4 T. road. Who swore ou,
the warrant sgalost the accused, stated OF the
trial tha the ties used 10 the T, pair of the rail.
road track were csrri d off nightly by thieves,
clusi.g e7est inconv enence to the Torkmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

TRY THEM-Delightfnl FRESH DEyILEl
CRABS Just received at MCBURNEY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05
EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ID WINCHESTER. VA

Rev. J. q. WHEAT. ID, Principal.
This is q chartered Institute of the highest
grade, with especial facilities for the study of
Music. the Modern Languages. &c The locA-
ton, in the "Great Valley Of VirginiA" is noted
for heslthfulness The next session begins Sep
tember 9th. 1851. FOR Circulars address the
Principal.
References: Rev. Messrs Norton, Suser,
Wsll. Packard and Major j. w. Green.
iy29-1ms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05


BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
SuSsrs--The market for raw Sugars is dun and
UT certain. We quote fsir to good refining at
80, and Centrifugal at Siaslo per ID. For Re-
tned Sugars the market is quiet. and tor some
grades prices ere easier. We quite to-day as
follows: Gu! loaf l03e; crushed lc9c {; powdered
ioi: eranuiated IL; standard AS 81, and yellow
1t,Sic.
Cotee-The market continues very stro1s mud
buoysnt, and prices have further upward ten
dcncy. Tho stock Offering in first hnnds IS very
limited and held with extreme frmness. There
is RI increasit G jobbing demand but no further
ssles from first bands are reported. The stock
10 the first hands is only 367 b.g:. We quote
invoices rs follows: Ordinary Zoe; low far liza
lis: fair ll,llsc; good 123al25 Ind prime l3al3t
New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Aug. A.
Beevea-N othing in bref cattle. Dressed beef
had bu: moderate demand, but dealers forced
an early clesrness at 51a6ac, per ID for Texas
sides and at 7t9ic for native do Calves-ssles
vera slow, snd the pens were barely cleared at
23a3ic per 10; for grassers and buttermilk calves
and at 4i,73c for poor to extra vess.
Sheep and Lam bs-an over supply Of com
mon stock and extremely hot WeRLh r 80 oper-
stod as 10 u axe an exceptionally dull market. a
few prime sheep and some choice State Della =
ware and Jersey lambs were sold at fair p1icss;
ali other sales were st very low figures. Sheep
ranged from 10 c. per h.
Hoss-h few State hogs were for sale alive,
hut not sold before Change Nominal range,
6 0OaS7 20 per 100 lb:.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Aug 4.-Beet
Cstte-The market in New York both on Mon
day and yesterday was lower than on the days
each preceding on all grades but The extreme
tops.
Sheep and Lsmbs bout leo Sheen left over
from Monday remain in the yards. Quotations
unchanged since them.
Hogs-Prices considering quality. are nearly
the same, rough stays sellisg at Si.9c, and the
better grades 9la9s. and selections of very few
shade higher.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Aug. Hogs
Market slow 81 5Al0c lower; common to good
mixed packing Gs56 As; light 25aS6 10; choica
heavy 50sS6 80; skips and culls 50a$5 10.
Cntte-Market more active and steady; good to
choice shipping 50aS6; common to fair dull aud
weak, 75aS5 26 native butchers 220aS3 80.
Sheep-Msrket weak and easier; common 10
medium 2 60aS3 good to choice 75aS4 80.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Aug. Alloys
firm; common and light 15,S6 Is, packing aid
butchers Boast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

GULPHAT8 QUININE,SULPHAT GIN
OOHONIDIA, and SULPHATE CINCRO-
MA We are in receipt diseet from the manu-.
tscturers of One Case each of the above in 3
bottles, and offsr the saae TO country march aa,.
sud Physicians, at very low rates
JANNRY B ca, Druggists
jy2S 70 and l62 King St, ses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

LYNcHRuRG MARKET. Aug. 4-Flour is
Quot at d. 81 50 as to quality. The market con-
tinuos bare OF good Extrs; which is in demand
The new crop Of Wheat is coming in, and strict.
~ choice is bringing ll0.l20. Corn sin good de-
mand at advanced figures, with sales at 60s63 Rye
and Oats are nominal, with none offering. There
Was not much tobacco on the market the past
week and prices for all grades remain unchsng.
ed fine shipping is scarcea and very low Lugs
and fine Rrapuars ere active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-05

is active st All 50 for fine to patent process
Wheat is steady at ll0t127 for fair fultz to fancy
Lancastor Corn is quiet st 55a58. But little
doing in Rye or Oats, which sold at 70s75 snG
3Op3b rcsufCtiYelY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-09
SEMI .kENJat agacaT s. T..asE csuss ~
Ea1!TGa.
OFFich OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
OsEaBI COUNTY NEVADA, Dec. 81, 1880.

To the Hon the Board County Commissioners ornlsly
CoJ,ity. State Of .cy2ta:
e.lilciaen The County Auditor respectfully submits
The following rcI'or9 OF the financial affairs the said
county for the SIX Months endins; bee. 81, 1850.