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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-18


wonder at the lofty space above them. Sec
Rotary Blaine had in the meantime left them
to Escort the President to the refunds.
The scene was = striking one. The SNOWY
uniforms and courtly manners of the foreign
ers were the subject Of admiring comment.
especially by the ladies among the spectators
President Arthur entered from the Senate
wing Of the Capitol. his arm within that of
Secretary Blaine. The President was clad
in sober black. His hat, which he carried in
his disengaged hand, was encircled with q
broad band Of Grape. and his hands were en-
cased in black gloves. He advanced leisure
" across the open space beyond the crowd.
and was led by Secretary Blaine to the place
where Minister Outrey was standing. The
two were formally introduced by the Secre-
tary Of State, and remained together for two
or three minutes, the members Of the Cabinet
standing together at one side. The Presi-
dent was then introduced to, and shook hands
with, each of the visitors, conversing with
each briefly, the whole ceremony of intro
duction consuming about twenty minutes.
The officers Of the Army and Navy and other
distinguished people were also presented,
and the guests were then escorted to the
Senate Chamber.
The Senate had re-convened, and was wait
ing TO receive them. They entered the
Chamber in the same order in which they
went into the rosunda, the French guests
turnine to the right and the Germans to the
left, where they remained standing behind
the chairs of the Senators. Affer . few mo-
menss' delay Senator Bayard was recognized.
and made an exceedingly we'll timed and
graescal speech, ending with . motion that
ns os1aAs taks recess for . half hour to
~ sesaaess n opportunity 10 uect and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-18

board for two Young gsr,.
w men. in private family. Address with ,ern.
Y z. L., Box 734, city. octIas,.tms
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For Sale.

NOR SALE at a Great Bargain: Two "C,ar;.-,
Il Stoves-one cook stove and one air tim. Si
last fall together with household furniture new
A. r. Rice's, Gage street. oci,SS,u
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"TANTED.-A situation by man capable nj "a,
w ing care Of horses, carriages, and doing o,na.
work about the premises. Good recommendation
furnished. Address, -. b." this office.
octS.tws
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"ANTED.-Fifty girls for saloons, hotels and
w private families. Reference given and A ,S
quired. Apply to Ira NJ. True, Intelligence ofBc re-
h"i'oweii. aug27f
"yANTED-First-cl class custom coat and ror.
w makers, to work in shop on custom WOW pa'
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To Let

TINO RENT.-Cottag House on Grove stree, A.
L ply to IRA ID. SrURGIs. at residence. Ap-
Oct. 16, 1881.
NOR RENT-A desirable house on Ches,rn, ..
Il Ten rooms, newly finished, open fire place r o.
mace, hard and soft water Apply 10 'ur'
octs- feod2w' HOWARD OWEN, Augusta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
VIRGINIA NEWS.

1t is reported that at social gathtrin TEA
North Corners. Gr,yson ctu,!y, few ui>Eii
ago, Noah SpriDkel tho; and kill N,3h
Haear end wounded AlexMd,r H.rri7. Snrn
kel was arrested.
Virginia has ASH publ, schools. Of sh:sh
POS are graded. Iu these schools 290, 7S6 o.,
pills ore instructed By 4,S70 teachers Tie
total Expenditures fer 1850 were $946 100 the
support from tho state being S647,loO There
arc l. ESQ eolored schools, in which GS GOO pupil
are taught BY 7S5 colored teachers.
The Richmond aud Petersburg R.iIrosl
Company will extend the frs mortgage boads.
duo 90 the lat of April nex', fer any part Of IL
years at per cent. per anuum, payable sem,
annually. or will sell to tho holder tho new cnn
so'ldated per cent. 40 year bond ct l07 ard
interest.
Col. w. B. Woodbridge, treasurer Of Chs.
tcIfsld couoly. died yesterday morning NJ his
homo, the old Drewry mansion, Just b,!ow Mon
chester. Col. WOODBRIDGE was wildly klorp
throughout the State. IIo started in ,hs war
as lieutenant of the Chesterfield cavalry, ",
promoted through tho different grades uoIi h
was aciug b.igadier general, and w,s g.il,,t
soldier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
Experience With Storms and Otbor
Disturbances.

:, An especially useful and valuable officer Of
tue U. 3. government is most widely known
under the title of Old Probabilities. But onits
IS we'll as koown is Prof. j. Ii. Tioe. the
mcteorologls! OF tho Mississippi VALLEY. whoso
contributors to his favorite study, have evon
him an almost natioaal reEu aiou. o. r..
cent lecture tour through the Northwest tho
professor had narrow escape from the sa,iors
c;o,pSequenoes OF Sudden aud very dangerons
Illness, the particulars Of which ho TINS retars
t: ''10''
The day sftcr co1cludrg my cours, ot Ian.
lures at 6url!oRtop, Iowa. on 2lst Dso.mhsr
1851. was selzed with q sudden attack Of nan.
ra'gla 10 tho chts', giving me exorue s,inp Main
ana ames; preventing breathing. NV misc S.
usually 81, Tell to IS; intense nausea nf tbs
stomach succseded, and cold, csmmv swat
covered my entire body. The attending nhvs;'
clan could do notbiD to relieve ma. ' sito,
suffering for three hours thought 7 hsd
oeen using st jacobs Oil With good effect for
rheumatic pains,-I would try il. I satnrsted
piece OF flannel large enough to covsr ,nu
oa:s;. With the OIL, and applied t. Tbs s
Eelet was almost instantaneous. In m bon.
l. was entirely free from pain, and would hsvs
taken The train to f a. apnointman. ns'e
nelghborlng town, had my friends mt Gi.sna ID
me. As it was, took The night trim i ~, mu
SINCE, ''o' 'foup'ea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
COMMUNICATED,

COMMUNICATED.
Oar people ought to be careful as to tho en-
ployment OF transient book agents who come
smong US. to got up and publish, what purports
to b., bu'. is not City Directory. l have Just
looked ever. in q hurried way, q new publica.
too, called Chataignes Alexandria City Dirtc
tory, aud several persons will be surprised 10
SEQ how their names ere spelled, according to
"ChataiQne.
% page 10. Risbeill is RssheilI; Stephen
Swain, is Stephen Swami; page II, Il. A. Sta.
bier. is Il A. Staples; page IS. Leadboater, is
Lsadbattel; page IA. William Ii. is William A.
MarouD; pare 90: There is 10 such orgauz,.
ton as the Knights of St. Patrick, and they
don't meet tho lst Wednesday iu every month
10 HarloW's Hall. Indeed there is no suoh
Hall. The building has been used as store
house Tor several years. Pogo 90, Sidney 9.
Nealo is very coed 1t is we'll 8. Chapman is
away in foreign psrts. but. to deprive g. l.,
Neale Il Sous ofthelr Business and give it to s.
G. Ncao & Sons. when 8. Chapman has 20
children. will never do. haven't time to call
attention 10 other errors.
Thlscty ought to have good, reliable Direc.
tory, and aS long as We have persons among US
VINO have the capacity to prepare proper book,
why 90 abroad and take canvassor about
whom you koow nothog. and who only cares
Tor you at lh9 rate OF three dollars esoh, cash
oa delivery. HONE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
NEWS OF TIE DAY

A. *. Simpson republican member Ct ,bs
North Carolina legislature. who was AREA
for larceny, was discharged yesterday tv tb o
Mayer Of Raleigh. fo' want Of evidence. ~
The Baltimore NJ. E. Conference at MsrE,..
burg. w. Va. the Baltin ore NJ. Il. Corterercs
South OF Harrisonburg, Va, and the NJ y
Conference at Cumberland, Nd, all adjour,ed
yesterday.
The celebration of the one huudredth ami.
Versary of tie battle Of Guilford Court Horso
took plsc, OF Greensboro, N. c., YESTERDAY
There was great gathering and speeches wsyo
made by Lieutenant Governor j. l.. Robinson
and others.
A movement is taking form in Chicse, n
build an underground railway from the river
north to the city limits. in connection with the
proposed rapid transit system to Evanston and
Lake Forrest. The cost of tunneliDg, and Law
ing track 10 the tunnel to III, city limit, j.
estimated at 81 100000.
The House bill providing for lhs settlement,
ofthe Tennessee State debt 10 acocrdsrc. With
tho proposition of the bordholdors passed is
second reading 10 that brand of the Legislature
yesterday BY vote of 45 to Is. The repub!i-
can members of the Legislature, in caucus, asst
nigh agreed to vote for the bill.
Gen. Emory Upton, U. s. A., commttsd sui.
eide by shooting himself 10 his bed, at Preside,
California. soma time during Monday night.
Gen. Upton was author of tho work on infantry
taclics which bears his name, and wss com,
mandaut ct West Point Academy lS70.75. IL,
was born in New York City 10 1910. He serv.
cd With some distinction during tho war and was
wounded once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
COMMUNICATED.

TIE PROBLEM OF HUMAN LIFE. HERE AND
HEREAFTER. Iy 4. 1TIlford Hall. Revised
Edition. Hall Dc Co.. No. 26 E. Ninth
street. NJ Y, 1880. Octavo, 52+ PIP.
This book has been 10 my hands about six
weeks. have resd in it almost every day durs
lrg this limo. 1t discusses 10 a peculiar and
most original way the great topic Indicated by
lis lltl'; The topic Of protoundest concern to
every man. 1t is largely review Of the six
great modern scientists, DarRio, Huxley. Tyn-
dali. Haeckll. Helmho!iz and Mayer, whose
hkenesscs fic' the title page, and whose theo
Tics are suit cd BY the author to absolutely
destrrc i've criticism.
The CT c'ison forced upon you is. that theso
&c en:ls's uro utterly Unworthy CT confidence,
not onlY 10 shcr expositons Of the theories of
cVciVtlon, hcredity, spontaneous generation,
&C., which Gre openly ansagonis..;c to Christian.
ity. bu. even 10 such purely scientific and neu-
trsl departments as the theories Of light and
soutd. l1datd the Wavo theory of light and
of sounl as taught By Tynd4ll, Hslnholts aud
Mayer is shoso to b, most ludi,rously absurd.
The s,mo is shown for evolo.ion aud bercdity
as taught by Darwin. And to thiok that this
wave theory OF sound has baen ccoepsed 10 the
world f,r $500 years
Tbs book Is often egoiisic aad self Confident,
but 1t is 10 slmpl', earnest, frank and manly
defense OF what tho author bslieves to ba truth
OF the deepest coccern to all men, and 90 which
be hoDestlY believes God has given him soma
thlng to say worth heaiiog, and which he need
net be ashamed to say 10 bis Owe way. He is
often SARCASTIC aod sometim es s,vcre, but Of
tener play I'll AID good humored. 1t is q mar.
vel to me h 1t tho book has not bec III , goner-
oily known. 1t is wonder that The great scien
fists named and reviewed 10 it. aud to each OF
whom tho author has sent COPY, bavo no, at
tempted to retuto it, Tor it certainly EXPOSES
them 10 The laughter and derisiou OF all thinkiog
mgp. The maty professors OF natural scierca
in our land would. perhtp,, be slow TO graphic
With such en- antagonist until the great leaders
had spoken. and, while unable to le!ute, could
not we'll commend tho book without discrediling
their owe previous teaching.
know DO such book to demonstrate 10 Chris
tiaus the folly of tho nsolent attacks OF modern
science upon Christianity, or to siencs gsinsay
err, or to help an honest mind, befogged by the
questions and professions ofmodern sceplicism,
10 escape from tho entaDeements Of its great
swelling words of vanity 10 the midst Of lis
profound Ignorance of all that is of deepest and
most vital Importance to mar.
Tho clear, rccY, popular style and the luci
argument make the reading OF the book On in.
toll:c treat even to the uusoienti6c reader.
VIM. DINwIDDIE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
kbOUf HucksforS

how long will it DO, o citizens, before you TO-
slit upon the City Council repeating the law in
regard 10 fortstslling in the markell The old
law, which was wholesome one, WAS of grea.
benz III to the people until We were Invaded by
:ue catpst pagers and they, with their Yankee
1cms and their restless disposition 10 interfere
and intermedde with good laws, struck at Our
ancient and most excellent statutes in regard TO
huckstefing. and what is the result? We, tho
people. are OF the mercy of this precious crew.
who arc a.! banded together to make US pay the
Eo'y n1g9est prices Tor those very things that
could and would be cold 10 US BY The firse hands
the producers. at reasonable pricee. This
hucEstering, conducted as it Is, is an enormitv
and call upon Council to suppress it at once.
enough. RI a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH l,
The speech of Ger. Malone 10 he Senate ca

The speech OF Ger. Malone 10 The Senate Oh
Monday, taken as a whole. was truly a remark
able one to have byoC m,ie By o man who is rot
only "a democrat bu. q Southern man and Viz.
giniau," bu! whGn ~ read such detached sen.
tences % thos, iv:n below. it is 90 wcnder that
MIR. Hill ssk: "Who is il? Who can i! b: %
81 owe tncso whom J. represent. this Vr
ginia constituents ro.biog. | come here co.
to represent tho democracy, which has done 20
much Injury 10 my section 0! the country.
Tho State Ct Georgia where tissue ballots
are fashionable.
IL Was elected ~ the ncorle, nat by tho leg
isature."
M man was eijc ed 10 in, legislature ty The
party with which I'm iacut[i)S, who was not
instrdoed TO vote Tor me for TIC Senate" ~
II was elected as rcadju5tcr. Doyou knoE
what roaoj usters nrt?'
me; was moi cIcccd to tho Senate IS .
memb.r OF the aa.!0aal dem:e:a: party"
Per contra: \ few OF Mr. Hills Sentences
identified rs an with Virginias fame and
character; loving as Go every limo il her his
tory, rcvcriGG US do her long list of grea:
names. perform friendly oiliee, unasked, Of
making l.st appea! TO the honorable Senator,
whatever fate befal him, to be tue to the trust
which the people CT Virginia gave him. sp.
peal 10 the gentleman 20 be tue 10 :he people
and to the sentiments Of tho party which hsvo
kindly commissioned him to sea! in this BODY.
There is no 1nsn in this body whose whole
soul goe. ont moro ii earnest to protect the Sen
ator's honor than El!nc. l would rather lose
tho organ;z l!ion OF the Senate and never have q
democratic committee hero than have Virgin
ian soil his honor"
Il will say, if no votes as you Qhe republic4ns)
Wal. him to vote, "God save him, for he is
gone" Gentlemen, addressing the republic
csne.) you in your hpsrts respond to every word
Hm uttering when say that you would Ge-
spisa treachory, md you honor me to-day for
making an ClIJrt TO rescue u gentleman, not from
treachery, but frora the charge of It,"
Alas that the time should c,me when Viz.
gInia's honor il tho ratio1s Capitol should
have to be protected by man !GGm without.
her bordcrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

1t Is amusing 10 see how readily Northern
radicals can dicover, when 50 disposed. i4c.9.
the knowledge ct which las grown old in tic
South. B,caus, sone OF the Virsiri, repubii.
cans have threatened to kick if :bo ninth hour
recruit to their party steps ~ aEd gets. not only
90 equa share, bu: tho entire patronage Of hi3
State, tho scales fall from TIC eyes Of tho
Northern radicals az once, sud boholding, for
the first time, tho true character of Southern
publicans-;Eough that character DO DOW as
pure as the risen dswa 10 VIA! it VS. fur
years ago-thoy ssy well, let the sclllawags Gad
carpet bsggers 20; they are set of raptc oGs
robbers and selfish ttlic, seekers. VINO have not
only ruined the party in the South but seriously
handicapped it in tho North. and if they go VIC
shall be we'll rid Of them"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

Mr.. D,zandort, tho republican member oIec;
Of Congress from the Norfolk dis!r;c; Of Viz
gina, is the first OF the 'straightout' republic
oins who has rtn0unc,d his old faith AID
pledged allegiance to tho now leader OF lis
party. All republican, OF His character viii
follow his example, f., &c is a gooi rcpuchcau
of his sort, BAT his is very bal sort, l0hsmech
60 be was d!sba.r2i t.9;a prosecuting cI.ima
before the departments 10 Washington. On Gc'
count of "1s asy3 thu; wa:9 da:b aud LIS tricks
that were Vaic.' 1t il sale 70 rresaUn i!ist
though the change hs. has c3DIo er Tho su:.!t
OF his deans has besn a. rapid Cs possible. it
is not much 0 adv2Ec. ct The rovoIu ion that
will take place ~ Il e mind OF Mr. Jorgats,o.
tho other Virginia republican member Cf Con-
press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
lUoMMUNICATEp.

IOOMM UN1CATEp.
me lntelligeD! and right thinking people of
the North Will no doubt view with no little
anszement tho recent conduct of their Thigh
muckey.mueh" Senator Uhe right honorable
d nTscG bo U0nkling OF New York; when they 70.
wherein no showed the reputation chsrseter of
the Southern people, and "Whoopcd mn; Tho
'ns!!on's peril should the administration of
pubic affairs be turned over to them-i. e., the
oenocfats-and then behold his alliance oaiN
Pnd'ator', and the only one 10 the United St.tee
senate from the South. 1hsy will in due course
OF lime, doubtless. have their eyes opened and
see the eophiatry of the reasonings and in,inccr.
ny OF the motives of their leading politicians
snu arrive a. correct estimate Of the true char.
a..ei VI anu 'ns principles governing the demo-
'''''0 peopio VI Lne Souln. DRMoCRAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

SJmclhing is wrCrg. General Nlah9ac'a Two
organs don't agree in their statements His
Richmond organ says the General was c.: c,cd
by maj ,riy Ct tho democratic menbaI7 o' IL
Virgnla Legislature. ru; bis Wash!rg!oa uyS"a
sags that Senator lliii'5 assertion thai - wzs
chosen by doncc7ati, Legislature IS uaru'a-
ful. We caui help thinking tho Nhig aud Mr.
II II right AID tho Washington organ wroae
tor it has been 50 short time suco his tlscioD
that We distinctly remember that no: only the
General, bat al bis supporters at ell times n1d
upon all ccc,sois when tho question was
brought up asserted with warmth that 10 YVES
then, always was, and always would bo ttm
GRAFT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

The Petersburg negro convention adopted an
address declaring ''t5a! the coIcrtd people Of
virginia regard The Rencj:s:er party With
favor, AID c,rfdently believe that their inter
ests will ba better s:cured and reserved BY aid
lug tba! patty 10 its efforts to achieve and per.
ImanenllY settle tho a5tagonism of rsces, which
has uotori uuately sff. ced the prosperity of onr
state. = Committee WAS appointed to r,ouest
resident Garfield to project the rights. ef
FRANCHISE 70 the coltr voters, and to reouest
General Malone to protect their rights, inter-
ests and affairs as good citzsus of Virginia, A
porIicn OF the delcgt ties seer DID from the con-
Vcnlon, 10 cobseqscce Of ihetrouble about the
ORGANIZATION, and held separate meeting. at
which they protested against the abuse, of
organization. '4'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

Senator Anthony. who, In his Newspaper,
denounced tho proposition for tho republicans
to mako any terms with Gen. Mahooc. or have
any thlog to do with him. end said that thc te.
publican party could rot afford TO como - aty
agreement with hin, wss il the republic
caucus wlen Mossrs. Hoar, Logan. and Cam
eron were deputiz,d to consult with the General
as to tho places the republicans would give hiM
if he acted Ti:h them made no opposition 10 j..
and quietly and oomp!acea.ly c1ioys tho bouo.
fits of tho trade. If the bss: of the republican
Senators act 10 this wise. what can be expected
of the worst, who rule the caucus?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

1.-the democrats irslst upon tho enforcement
Of the rule established b7 the republicans, that
90 business shall be ira1stc:ed 10 the Senate
urless sill tie members thereof are present or
paired, very little work will b, accomplished by
that body during the next two years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

RETURN OF TIE GOVERNOR. Governor
Holiday, after en- extended and agreeable tour
through the South. returned to tho Executive
Massion, 10 this city, yesterday evening". he
spent the CREATE part of bis vacation 10 the
Lone Star Stat,, psyicg most agreeable visit
TO New Orleans. The Governor was every.
where the recipient OF kind and gracious hospi.
tslity and distinguished honors; Govencr
Holiday is looking we'll and is 10 fac spirits.
Richmond Dispatch Of to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

lest history OF Virginia have b,en opcraliv,
upon tic people Of lis Stato. he will a7on fcd,
it &c hGs Tot already, that troubled corscicucc
will caDsa him usuy Tskeful hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

Senator Don Cameron, whose hair stamps
hln with tho brand of unrelisbiiity. because he
said "as snre as it was rod Grant would BE- nom-
mated at Chicago" having made 40 utter end
iguomiuious failure as q party manager 10 ns
sional and Pennsylvaris affairs, has turned his
attention to those of Virginia. end, strange to
relate, has made hit" but, IS there's moth,
irg 10 him. i; was simply stroke of fortune,
and its benefits to him aud those Who &C: With
him will be of exceedingly limited durstiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

At the annual c,mmer ,ment of the medical
and dental department of the University of
Pennsylvania, 10 Philadelphia, yesterday, the
degree of Doctor of Medicine was Conferred on
lis graduates, ard of Doctor Ct Dental Surgery
on II graduates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

We have received the fret number OF tho Tel
egrsn,, publ h,d in Petersburg, by 4. f.
BisEc2, esq. Il is Al afternoon paper. neat in
lis Typography, interesting in its c>ntenta and
vs. wish il succGss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS YESTERDAY.
NlauD vs.. New York Life Insurance Company.
Argued BY J. N. Page, esq fer plaintiff and
submitted.
Morris vs.. Harvey & Williams Argued by
John Lyon ciq.. for appellants. and coDtioued
until to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

Flowers from the White House, ignition
from the .lordy Roscoe, applause Of the gallo
ries. and the boon companionshp of the widow
Divers stepson may for time obturd the
keen prlcks of remorss; but if General Malone
be subject to tho irh lsnces thst from tie sar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

A steam c,tton mill, on largo scale, will
be built immediately in Charleston. 5. o., the
Capital-S4O0 0C0 -baVirg been promptly sub.
scrlbed. This is exptc:ed to be The pioneer of
several similar ENTERPRISES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

Inc market to-day is generally quiet. Fl2r1
Is barely uim. But little Whest was onsgsi
and we note small aslea at ll6 for FuNz, !2J frr
mixed and l22 for Lancaster. Com is a shs'e
lower, and receipts have increased there wero
offerings to-day OF 1920 bushels and ISLES q. u
tor yellow, and "a and 81! for white. No Eys
or Cas- reported. Country pEoiuc, is qiio, -
quotations..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

IhG!e ID ono man in this country ''tSer'
thsn General Grant, snd that man is General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16

SBRD POTATOES-In s,ora AID for s.lc
~ sG barrels BARLY ROSE and SNOW
FLAKE SEKD POTATOES. We sell these
Z! fota!oes IN original packages and Rusra 't-s
me sIi hArly bose native Of Western New York
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