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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tho V rsinia sonua' coutc:I ofthe Episcopal
Chu CT will meet ut Diavil!e May Is.
Col Angus ice L,ftHicb, Of L7nchburg died
yesterday 10 tina! city. aged 81. after long
iDess. Hs wss raiivo of Bedford county,
aud VAS sergeant msjor 10 ths War Of 1872.
Ho was lr7 many years, the largest and most
sucs:ssfu tobsc,ogist 10 L7uchburg and 10 1853
founded an immahss trade with Australia.
Gen. Malone has issued his call for c,u-
VeutioD of res6iusscrs. to meet in Richmond,
on the 2 / of June. 1881, ito nominate O State
Ticket for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, and
Attorney General, AID to take su,h other and
further scion as in tho wisdom OF your repre-
seutGtivss may c5ndues to The good of the peo'
pls and the State"
10 tho United States District Court al
Lynchburg yesterday, the only important bust
n ass was the Investigation Of District Attorney
Lurty's alleged competition With the crooked
transactions of government officials. which was
demanded by him. Tho grand jury examined
c nunbtr of witnesses. and unanimously siguec
O paper cxoulpstiog him. and highly indorsing
his character as ao honest ard faithful officer
The curt ordered the report recorded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
The Fight In the Senate,

After tho ccsc Of ths Gizltte's report Of the
proceedings CT the Senate yesterday. MIR.
M:xeY said that he WAS troubled ia spirit. 1t
had everywhere baen beaten into The esrs of the
people OF the Nor.h-msp. RomaD, and child
that tic ocu0try was in danger Of being placed
unaer he d,nioioo Of confederate brigadcrs.
New BIO saw lie Whoo republican psry tske
into fellowship s1d brotherhood confederate
brigsdier, who aDnouac:d himself democrat.
and who Lad exclaimed that be bad DO apology
to mako or excuse to fer for the oaurse which
be had pursued ss 6 democrat. Aad yet this
confederate democratic brigsdisr, in the pres
enao of tic Senate and OF the whole psope,
rieht hand Of fellowship extended by bis repub
understand it. He could not sec Why o confed.
crate brigadier should bs blessed on ono eide
and cursed on the other, Another thing
troubled him, Tho Senate was called upon to
reorgauiz, lis oGi,ars Oae of The nominations
nndo was tho numioslOa of q man who not
Only Eas tenocr.', but tad been 90 elecior On
tho Harc;ck s5h h 6 ish ticket referring to
Rid6l b.rCer.) Had tue day of millennium come
around? What did all this mean2 He remem-
bercd that tic republican party had proclaimed
that i. WIS The author aDd fnisher of that
clause of tho constitutional amendment which
provided that the validity of the public debt
should reVtr DO questioned. Did that party
mean 10 say that that clause applied to the
national debt, Tut that State might rapudiate
as much as it pleased? The Senator from Viz
GINA (Mr. Mabone) bad said, II am q read
jas.er. Do you know Tha. readiuster is2''
de (Mr. Msxsy) kew what readjustment
meaut. It meant that toe Senate was to be re-
adjusted 10 ell its oficeT:; that tie republican
party reaGiusted itself ulder the banner of
confederate b'gsder, Wbo claimed that be had
mover repented. Laughter. Politics made
strange badfel!oWs. bu! BIO trusted that be
would never be called to lie down on such bed
as that. He referred to George O. Gorham,
tee candidate for Secretary, as what 10 Texas
wculd b. called "pitobiDg mustacg," because
be pitched cut Of the republican party whenever
hc pleased. Why had lie been selected? The
papers had stated that tho Senator from Viz.
einia would 7oto fer him. That was another
portion OF tic rea6ilsiment. 'Pitcblng mus
ten2s' we're to DO taken into the adjustment,
together with democrats who Hid not repent.
Lsuah ter Ifths. goes bef,re the country
ard the republican party e'u'd stand it he was
sure the democrats GOULD. In order that be
might have tina to oomprthend this rea6just-
Elcnt he moved TO 90 ioto executive session.
Rt]eeteG-yess, 81; nays, 50,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
Mothers 4. Mothers!i sott,ers!,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken o: your
rest by sick child suffering ana crying with
the e1cruciatDg pain of cutting teatb /! II So,
goatoIce and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'5
SSoOIHlNG SYRUP: 1t will relieVo the pcor
little sufferer immedihtely-dcpcnd upon j.;
there is no mistake lbeui it, There is moi u
mother on Garth who has ever used it who vii
not tell you at once that it will esuate the tcw
els and give res. to The mother and relief ant
health 10 the child, operating like msgic Il 6
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases. and pleasant 70
the taste, and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United Slater. Sold everywhere. 70 cer!a
bottle. mill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
The Yorktown Centennial.

Tho headquarters of tho YorktoHn Cep:cG-
NAL Association. at the Exchange Hotel, 10
Richmond, were formally opened last Eight
with imposing ceremonies, embracing m!ltery
display. p-ocessioD Of Germsn sid other sicg
ing societies and spocctmaking. The ceramoa
MES Wer, begun !y Right Rev j. j. X aoc,
Catholic Bishop of Richmond, offericg reg7cut
prayer for the SUCCESS CT the approaching com-
memorative event. thsnki1g G Cd for the great
victory which pu: His seal Oh our couCtry'5 j..
dependence, rejoicing that it WAS 50 ordered
that this victory occurred within the borders of
Virginia, and begging that the holy fire Ct Pa.
triotism be 50 eskindled in tic hearts Of cur
people that all will reioica together in tho Ccm
mon heritage of freedom. aad s:1iVe together
in irateroa rivalry to make the coming festival
worthy Of our love tor cur county. Speeches
zero made By Gov. Holiday. Hon. John
Goode, president Of the Centennial Association,
and other gentlemen. after which the Row. Ill.
ID. Hoge. OF the Presbyterian Church. closed
the ceremonies with prayer. One of the psia.
opal features of the affair was the sippioy Of
the Star Spangled Banner by tie German
societies. this beng tho first time i! bzs bocn
sung in Richmond sire, the war on auy rublic
occasion, and the playing of "Yaukae Doodle"
by the bands. Both were greeted with vaciter.
Gus cheers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
Tragedy

GALVESTON, Msrci PA special 70 Ii,
News from Jsckshoro Sass: "Io!ciis:Eoa h,s
bscn received of tragedy e5 ioted 10 the nortI,.
western part Of Jsck county las! Maniay. Tw,
stockmen, Leonard and Doyle, met by aereo,
ment to settle difficulty with one other ian
present as witness. The man were to Gsbt .
duel at 100 pacas With rhss. LsonaId started
to step off the distance, when Doyle attempted
to shoot him, but bis gun hung FIRE. Leonard
turned and fred at Dcy.e, who fell mortalv
wounded. Lacnard then walked up to Doyle
and shot him three times 10 the head, otter
which. taking Doylo's guo, be shot and MORALLY
wourdsd the only witness to the traaedy,
Leonard then made bis escape"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Mar 25.--Vireinia g. old -; 10
deferred 10; do consolidated sol do ID series
324; past due coupons =; new l040s 40 bid
to day. Cotton dull; middIiug 103 Flour dull
and lower to sell Howard st and Western super
25aS4; do extra 425sS5; do family 515sSG
City Mills super 325lS4; do extra 25sS5; d.
family 25,S6 80; do kio brands So Is; Pc
tspsco family ST 90. Whest-Sou!hern sbou!
steady; Western lower and Inactive, closing
Arm; Southern red l20al23; do amber 125sl2S;
No2 Western winter red spot and March llg!,
1l9s; April ll9s ,ll9i; May 1l9ta1l9s; juno
llSta1lSs: July ll44alli1 Corn-Southern
lower; Western lower and weak; Southern
white and yellow &c; Western mixed spot and
March 55i.55a; April 5js .55; May 54ss5R /;
stss n Or 52aa5!S. Oats quiet and steady; Sou.h.
ern 4S; Western white 45iz6; do mixed 4}s4l.
Bye ii'm at ITO. Hsy steady; prime TO choice
Penns and Maryland lSaS20 Coffee lower ard
rather more active; Rio csrgoes ordinary 10 fair
l0sl? Sugar higher; A soft %. Whisky
noninslly 81 10.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Stocks firm. Mon;y
GAG. Flour dull and unchanged. WheM \
shade stronger. Cora dull and lowe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
Affairs In ENGLAND.

LONDON March 25.-Mr. Gladstone denies
the statement tia! he intends taking a sea trip
during the Easter recess oil Parliament.
Mr.. Parnell has issued circular addressed
to the Homo Rae Confederation Of Great Brit.
an ssking them to contribute funds towards
clearing eff The debts Of the Confederation.
A me2tipg will be h1ld in Lyndon to night
whel all the Parnellitcs will attend and over
which Mr. Parnell vii! preside. to organiz, a
plan for the estsb 'ishment of brarcaes of Tho
laod league throughout the c.uutry and to re.
place the homo rule confederation by a league
crgsuizaticp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH IS. 1851.
The tx;raoi diaary curse Gen. Malone has

The txtraoi diaary curse Gen. Malone has
pursued size, ki1 adven. mo the u. S. Senate
is 50 remsrl2b!c, 50 utterly {! variance with
that Of ao7 OF tic !0gg lis: # his diatiDPulshcd
predecessors. GuG 50 rcpu 'svc to Gu o7a1Wnelm.
ias m:ijriiy Of tie while people Of lis State,
that general pgo;cs. against sad repuiiaiion OF
i! shculi be made, les; il be considered in other
portions Of the Uai2n as Indicative Of the char.
ac.cr Of The present generation Of Vlrginisns.
and damage them ard their State il the public
estimation accordingly. We trust therefore,
tina. public meoiiDgs vii be held 10 al the
o)u1Iiss Ct The Sac SIS sovn as possible, end
that they adopt formal declarations, repudIai.
ing tho Generals acti1n in tie Senate, and re-
fusiog to tcSnoHlad2c Tin any logger as their
representative. TAX s. he nas, Eo,hiDg is
fac:, that had i; been suspected bis vcts would
De cas-. ard his voic; raised for tho ripu5lcsns
and againat the democrats, ho would now be ct
his homo 10 Petersburg, Instead Of misrcp!o.
sentiDg bis State in Tho United States Senate.
And theo, too, The bargain he made with Tic
republicans has low become so spplrc1t tLat
oil must SEQ. aud al right thinking men cao-
demu it. virginia. therefore, must show .c
The world that though the nan who, settna
where DO N!rSiuian ever sas before. eosgcr;
when the nsno Ct Virpi;i, is cllca 10 tht
Senate, may mike lis vote thing ef bargair
and Iade With ;bGir avoTad cncmiea, &c does
80 against their most solemn protest, that Ihaj
are no l3ngcr deceived by him, AID that nei
Their he nor batter man can sell them, esp:-
cia'ly Whco tho proposed purchasers are scc!
men as Messrs. Ccnkling, Logan an Camercp
trinm9irate that lacks osly blu:o courage Il
equal in oil manner ci Giaboiism spy the! eve
dlsgracel kumaaiy. Let i. be So plain tha
all Who will may road. that The Gensral ia
Etckoptd without his lost, aud that though 1t
has msdo the ss1 Lo cat deliver the gcoi
when these goods Gra POOR. but az set. tha1l
Goo! proud Eireilians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

How wJul3 i. iJok - !. patriotic Anlaric1o
ciliz,n if, though Istlcls Of slch national i'm
portarc2 as tho rciuatiug and spporto1mcn.
bills were itsufi,cD! to remove the objections
of the Prea1oa. 10 al sx:ra ses:i5n Of Cosg css.
hi, desire to comply with the terms OF the
bargain be made with GaaoTal Malone, S. tLtt
Virgini. rcpuiia'or may DC given G patty
ofioo 10 tho Senate, were 50 strong as to over
como tbos, cti2e;ioGs? An! SC. s:rao&er
things have happe1ei ia the history Ct the rc'
publican party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
Financial.

New YORK, March 25.-The Posts fran-
cal article ssys: The Stock Exchange markets
are tevetish and moderately active. U. S,
bonds are unchanged 10 price. Railroad bonds
although irregular are generally higher. The
stock market. afrer strong opening soon be.
came weak. aud 10 tbs first hour pr;c,s fell
4la43 per coat. the l.t:r Chatts,
which was cold as low ct y, Nor. Pao common
fell per cant. to 40t. Jer. Gen. Il to 97S, D.
L. & W. i to llSs. U. Pac. II to l154, Mi.
& St. ?. II to 1851, aud the remainder of The
list I'll per cent. Money to dsy is in good
supply at about per cant. for call loans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

General MshoDc'5 Washington organ a,t:iD.
utes the sttni tho democrats il thu S!nsto
have taken agains. allowing General Mshore
to receive his pay &c. Eu:t!Gg the Senate il The
hatds of the radicals 80 far ct least IS Senate Of
fc,s arc co5csrnel, at this s:sslcn, to the trta.
sooable designs Of Senator's frcm tho Southern
States, but says ucv.r VOID abous h, strict
fnlfllment CT The terms c! hair coo.ract With
him to which tho "robol tr.ga3cr" from Viz.
giuia holds he repubcar Senators.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
Boiler EXPLOSION.

NEW YORK. March X5.-A small portable
boiler by 3 feet used in drilling rocks at list
street and Avenue A, exploded at an early hour
this morning and tore the shed under which it
stood TO pieces. A piece of the 1yi; iron struck
VIM, McGown, II years old, who was attending
thought fatally. A man named Jas. Sheridan.
who WAS in hsrge of the boiler and had left the
boy to take care OF i. WAS arrested for criminal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

Less than three weeks ago tho President. in
his inaugural address, tcck strong ground in f.
vor OF civil service reform; and get, strange rs
it may seem to unsophisticstod people, he is 2cw
said to BIO seriou;ly contemplating the eGsss.
bility of recalling General Lcngstreet from
Constsntinop!e ard making him U. 8. Marshal
of Georgia, for the a7owed purpose Of strength.
ening and increasing the republican raity in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
KOntnaftons.

WASHINGTON, u. o., March 25.-The Pre,i.
dent sent the following nominations to the SEN.
ate 10 Day: Robert X. Hit. of Illinois to be
s Asslstsnt Secretary Of State. Nathan w.
urer at San Francisco. Cal. Charles M. Le.yv.
to bs Assistant Appraiser at San Francisco,
Daniel Sherman, Agent for the Iudisns of New
York sgency, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

The Legislature of Kansas has made an &ppVo
p,iation for statue of John Brown, and with
s.stusry hall of the Capitol al Washington. Tho
republicans wi ! vote to grant this permission.
and the democrats will vote against it. In view
OF the character CT 81 OWE and Of tho horrors he
intended for Virginia. some little curiosity il cz-
pressed as to whether the junior Senator from
Virginia will vote with his party on that ques.
tion elsoi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
Attempted Assassination

LONDON. March ga dispatch from St,
Petersburg to the Daily Telegraph says, teIe.
gram frcm T'fls states that an attempt has
been made 10 assas6i1ate the Governor of Bsku
On individual having fred revolver through a
window 10 bis residence,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

:, a dispatch from R3mo reports that Cunt
Ptcci, tbs Pope's brother. is dead.
Mr. Dillon is to bs ca,d to ACCOUNT ia tho
House of Commons fir his late political speech.
The first aut of the new Cz.r Of Russia Was
to recall Gen. Skobelef AID stop the advance
on May.
The Mexican chief engineer has surveyed the
Iehua1tcpec route. and reports Capt Eads'
ship railway priiecs as entirely practicable.
There is considerable excitement in Pansma
and Bogota over the proposed establishment by
the Uaited States of cosling stations on The
Is linus. Strong opposition is czpec!cd to the
scheme.
A motion was offered in the House of Com.
mons yesterday c,nsur0g MI. Gladstoue's
Afghan policy in abandoning Csndahar 1t was
antsgonizsd by tho Liberal members with a
motion of con6dercs in tie ministry, eId the
debate commatcad.
The daughter Of counsellor to III, Ministry
Of Domain has been arrested at st. Petersburg,
aud confesses to completely in the plo. to assss
sinate the Gar when bis rain was blown up
on the Moscow Railroad. and also 10 having
given the signal for tbs first bomb to be thro"n
Oh the day when he was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
The Late Assassination

LONDON, March 26-Ths Geneva correspon.
dent of the Dsily News saws he hesrs on tho
best authority that the first letter 10 the Paris
lntransigesnt purporting to come f:om Geneva
and giving the particulars the ASSASSINATION of
the CIV, was an amplifc,tion of a telegram sent
from st. Petersburg to Psri9, worded in such
manner IS to escape the notice Of the nolica
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
B8nhruDf,

BURLINGTON. w., March 25.-J. c, Ken
pedy. the leading member Of tho firm of II enrv
w: Mason and Co., of Wioooski, which WIS
rulcei by defa,c.tion of Mason. has 6led a
petitlon 10 bankruptcy and q meeting of the
Creditors Is called for Arrl4:h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
& U{cide.

= NEW YORK, March 25.-Frsdcrick Miller,
German A years old. residing 10 47ih street.
swallowed dez, of Paris green this morning
ior the purpose Of ending bis life, He was
few hous 'o '''er
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

CARPETS AND OH CLOTH from auction in
store. Oil cloth from zoe yard up. tlte,rt
quality Brussels Tapestry, ingram p'y; Isri,
lice Of Mattiugs 10 White and Fancy coOr:.
Gall aad examine, EIcnBERGs, Successor to
SItynaker & 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

AFTER being out p hours the jury in the
Kal)och case in San Francisco yesterday after
noon brought in verde. OF not guilty. TIE
verdict was received with much applause. and
The defendant was heartily congratulated by
his friend When Aslloch wss discharged and
got into Carriage TO 90 home, an immense
crowd took the horses from tho vehicle snd
pulled him to his home, soIno three niles dig
tsnt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

RIBBONS! RIBBONS | We have purchased
big lot of trimming snd sash Ribbons at in
mense sscri6c,. Call and SEQ them a. | EEcu,
BERG's, Successor to S!symaker & Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

Our first purchase of Spring goods is Now
ready for inspection. and prices are much lower
than bsforo, oil, and examine for yourself, |.
EICRBERG's Succ ,ssor to Saymaker & 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
Corner StOne Iavanp

LONDON, March Pa dispatch from Paris
70 lhs Times says: Bishop Liltlejohn, of Long
Island, n. T.. yesterday laid the corner stons
81 %hl .n9 new NJ American Protestant Episcopal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

For TWENTY FIVE CENTS. the best and larg
est oil Linen Towels can be procured at ISAAC
EICHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
NEWS OF The DAP.

John P. Carney. ex.cashier of the Peoples
Bank, Wheeling, W. Vs., has been arrested on
the charge OF cnb zzement AID false entry.
A bill authorizing the refoneing Of ten mil.
lions of the PonnsylvAnis Slate debt at 4 ger
csnt PASSED q second reading 10 the House Of
Representatives q. Harrisburg yesterday.
DR.. Parkinson. who has been in all at Wheel
ing. W. Va, for nearly two years, charged
with Burning Bsthanv College, was acquitted
90 Wednesday. Cbesk, bis alleged accomplic',
was sentano,d to two years in tho peniteDtIary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

SACKS, Walking Jackets and Spring listers
irg'eat variety, jus: opened at. Isaac EIcu.
BERu's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

BRocADED SILKS, In BLACK AND CoLoRs.
We have purchased largo lot acd will sell then
ohsp,r then ever offered before; Wo hay, them
from Is, up to So ay:rl, as large Oh assortment
az any house 10 Washington. Gail aad 500 OF
!. EICHBERG's, Succ .sscr to S!aYmakar 4 c..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
Saw Mill Rurnah

NORWAY, Me-, Mach 25.-S. W. Tbomn-
$50 steam siw mill, at Duuner, was buroed
i las higlt. l. Was insured fer $1,000, which
dots not cover the lIss, "od
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

To mothers whose children ere wecp;n..-
Sweet and balmy s!uuber secured for the little
ones, aud o,ughs aud c)lis ranidly banished BY
the use Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Pie, o
eents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

FULL REGULAR MADE 40 B. Misses Hose
at l2tc pair worth three times the money. at
|. EIOHgERG's, Succ ,ssor to Slavmskar 4 Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

LACE HANDKgRcHIEFs. LACE ScARFs.
LACE TISSUES, black and white edge, 10 good
variety, at ISAAC EICHBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

900 dozen Buttons on our couaters, about
80 different styles, OF c.s., dean at ISAAC
EICuBERG's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAR. Is !

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAR. Is 1881.
Sun rises. So Sun sets......... II
ARRIVAL.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, to + a Reed
Str Mst.sno, lower Pore, to j Brodsrs % %
CLEARED.
Stmp E G Knight New York. By F A Rec.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, by + a Reed.
MEMORANDA
Schr NJ Bird. hence, at Havana l6:l lest.
Schrs Yankee Doodle and Steemsn, from
Richmond, OF New York 9Th.
Sehr Willie DeWof, from the Potomac rv:r,
at Bath 22d.
schr Jacob N Haskell, from Boston fer hi.
port, at Vineyard Haven 22i.
Schrs Geo l. Fessenden. from Boston, ind
Ohancellor' from do for Richmond, q. Vinestri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

TISSUE YELLING 10 ell shades, OF 20 cents
yard, ct |. EICaBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

ALL SHADES of Ssckipg jus! opened for sp.iDs
wear st |, EICnBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

REMNANTS of SuEETING and Pillow CASE
CoTToNs a. lis, thsn piece prizes, at |. EICH
BERG'v.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

CHARLOTTESVILLE Wooden good are coming
10 daily now OF our store. Bs6uilul style do
signs and quality, at |. EICuBERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25
DIED.

On Friday, The 18th instant bat&een and
widow of the late John Pomeroy, in the ed
vesr of her sge. 6g- Her funeral will take place
fttm her late residence, on Duke street, between
Fairfax and Lee, o.morrow afternoon, a. three
o'clock. Friends and scqusin:snces OF the f m.
lily Gre respectfully invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

The body of DR.. j. Marshal Vest, of Rich
mond, drowned about three months ago 10 thu
james river, has been recovered near Wilcox 8
7Earf, in Charles City county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-25

From Chio,ree Falls, Mass Edgar T. Page.
e'q., Druggist, writes that Mr.. Albert Guen-
Their, uuder Wilds Hotel has used that remark
eble remedy, ST.. Jacobs Oil for severe case
of,heumaiism. aud it cured him, as if by msgic.
lie $50 us>d it With great SUCCESS among his
horses, in c'sss Of spraaS. sores Gle, and it
cures every time,