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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05
Mississippi Republicans Denouucins Flu

MEMPHIS, Sept "A special from jackson,
Miss, states that three of the most dlstin-
guished Republicans in Mississippi, Hon. W.
A. Gibbs, Judge Daiford and r. J. Alcorn,
publish letter repete with cogent argu-
ments denouncing the fusion movement here,
and as Republicans declare for the Democratic
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05

Frank G. Hopkins & Co., wholesale dealers
in fire arms, St. Joseph, Mo-, made an assign
ment. The Parker gun company, Springfield,
Mass, and John G. Moore & Sons, New York,
are among the creditors.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05

Nelson F. Davis, late tax collector Of Hous-
ton, Tex, is found to be a defaulter for over
800, 600, and suits will be brought against his
bondsmen.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05
BANK STATEMENT


Circulation, increase. G,3OO
Reserve, increase. Observation-Disclosures. 1,547, 1925
The banks now hold 81 ,026,10O less than
legal requirements.
The statement of the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows decrease in specie of $50, 600
marks.
Governments quiet but firm.
Bonds-ln the railroad bond market Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg frsts advanced to
90 from 921S; St. Louis & Iron Mountain fves
to IS from 81, and Boston, Hartford & Erie
firsts to 70 from SO, while Texas & Pacific
land grant incomes declined to 76H from 7sH !;
Missouri, Kansas & Texas general mortgage
skies to So from 81.
Stocks-The stock market opened firm and
higher, but IN the early dealings speculation
was somewhat unsettled. At the first board,
however, the entire list took an upward turn
and before noon an advance of ID to TX per
cent. was recorded, Pacific Mail leading in the
improvement. This was followed by decline
of Il to per cent, but during the afternoon
the market again became strong and another
advance of u to 136 per cent. took place,
which was most marked in Denver q Rio
Grande In the late dealings Hannibal & 81.
Joe common rose IL per CENT, but the re-
mainder of the list iell off a TO l per cent.
The volume of business was ght aud the
market without Important feature.
he transactions aggregated lSS,000 shares;
Delaware, Lackawanna q Western 2S,UuO;
Delawar. & Hudson 900; Denver d Rio
Grande 10 600; Erie 2 300; Hannisai 81 u.
Joe 1850; Missouri, Kaosas & Texas 3,400;
Lake Shore 1900; Louisville d Nashville
l,9OO; Michigan Central $500; Memphis &
Charleston 1,0Ue; Missouri Pacific 8, %; Chi
cago & Northwestern $500; New jersey Cen
trail Ii 600; New York Central 200; North
ern Pacific 1000; Ohio & Mississippi l,20C;
Ontario Il Western 1,70O; Pacific Mail 1900;
Philadelphia & Reading $500; Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul $500; st. Paul & Omaha
LOO; Texas Pacific $500; Union Pacific
lO,OOi; Wabash, st. Louis q Pacific IL 900;
Western Union Telegraph 10000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05

Wanted-Fifteen active boys, from IA to is
wears of age, to wait upon the audience at the
amphitheater of the fair grounds during fair
| week. Apply at once to r. z. burlington, 242
Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05
WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.

September wheat closed In Chicago at !. q x.
December wheat closed in Chicago at ]. 2S5s.
Wheat receipts in Chicago LOG, 6l4 bushels;
shipments 1853, 097 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 29, 400 bushels;
shipments sc, 900 bushels.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee $4,000
bushels.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05
Eastern and European Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Money easy at 2K as
per cent, closing at 81. per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5@6 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills quiet at $4.79X
Sight exchange on New York, "a. S31s.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05

IA
bet is reproduced by a pencil made of q
material which dissolves when current
is passing through it, and thus is able to
make mark. The message received is
in sharp and distinct characters, and
must then be written out by sight. We
might have to employ more operatives in
our principal offices, but the chief cost
of telegraphy is not in salaries
"But we have other advantages The
gray harmonic multiple and the war du-
pick system that makes one of our wires
equivalent to six; while our wires them
selves, being made of steel, with a thick
deposit Of copper around the cone, have
a conductivity seven times greater than
iron wires. We shall not have to load
our poles with large number of them,
and they are SO strong and so light thai
they will not be likely to break in the
worst of weather Being SO few, the
danger of crossing will be reduced to
zero. We believe that our customers
will soon learn to rely upon our putting
their messages through for them almost
Immediately on receipt, at all hours oil
the day, and without regard to storms.
We cannot unite with the Mutual Union
Telegraph company, as we have been &C
cused of trying to do, because their wires
are not of a kind to enable us to furnish
cheap telegraphy.
The establishment for the manufacture
of the compound wire, of which we and
the Rapid Telegraph company have ex-
elusive use, is now the property of this
company. 1t has capacity of turning
out sixty-six miles of wire per day.
"One great advantage Of our system is
that any of the Morse operators that are
employed in 80 many business houses may
prepare a message, and then, by asking
the main office to connect any given
point with It's private wire, he may turn
off his message in few seconds without
its having to pass under the eye of any
person except the man who copies it in
the receiving Office"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-05
CORN.

Corn receipts in Chicago 5@S,Ol9; shipmentt
4O7,0 27.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

IAlE VISITORS TO ALEXANDR1A,-Tharo
az q: Iroscn: % Lulsu,ly large number Of
yolcg IGdies IRON different paris OF the c)un!rg
visiting 10 this city, as vii! b, seen By tho !o-
os;2e:
Miss Leila Page. OF Albomars equity. Va,
sal Miss bobo!;s, o! ENzabatb, N. j., Gro viy
go; !AH1 Kisses uon5;arca aod Msrioo B.scb;
Nsj,s k.;e C3o?er ard Lilly Blown, OF Eau.
IlIcT, a@3 Miss Lizz.o Nj. Sword. Of Rich.
.a}o3. &C 2:5!iicg TIC Misses Cora aud For
cree SGoo; dis J u!a Pa.1ey, Ct RichmonJ.
T!suioe st tao rss.deuco Of Mr. J, IL. ID
HHc!oo.; MISS Lily Dowy.r. Of Bedford county,
>, Is q the rcsideoco OF Cip!, FiaDo;s l.
5mitF; Mss Foc;. Of Washing,on, and Miss
',":s2,IJ &c S. Iho lc:idaUco Of Mr.. john Is.
H,2ooi; I's1 Ih!us:oo, Of G!ouc s!cr county,
w., !, as th3 resl1tDc, Ct M:. 5ha Waller:
Mss l'anai3 Sp:y, Ct Portsmouth,, Olic, i, q;
Ih2 r".ldinoa CT Mr. a. c. Harm91; Hiss
LII! A1terso3, Ct Fsuqr;er cu2Ic. Va, is
y'sl'2s the MEs;s C,vc; Mss Lii. Lam
bs!t, q R,csn2hau. comfy. Va, is the
cues: Of Nj. william II. L,Dl,a.t; S!iss
i1o.} Bi!d IL Of S,auaio7, i; Al III. residences
Of Gt. i. Il. L.noer; u go II 1.!i1 Bac:w,
- At tic rCs.docc) oil Mr. McL,ag, ca Dlky
srce'; Miss Ella Sicn'r, Of Olio, is o. tic
!c@l !"acc Of Alc. j. C. urrishto.; il!sl Kate
Dajcl, Of ClD?ca7, All Ms5 C!4.a RoIcn-
1iytrr ot f:2tln }-a. sc * the !o:idoooo OF Mr..
:. Is. lIadiot; Mss May Spiii.nau, of Fsu
"a =. IS It tho rc:ii,0ca Of NJ Anthony Me-
hsao, On .itc3l s'r,o'; Miss Ella Bad via il at
,h' '.s;!:cc, t. NJ. Wa. n. MeVeirr; bliss
iAzz'o i.ayi, c! H3'm2a- j. a. the resi- SONG, oi
M. Z. /. La2, ] .; Ms M3aifae, Of Rapp.-
haansc: c'ao'g. Va, u g i;rn residence Of hlra.
W. Wh21'; Il S,ja 3 \ Jams. OF N d.
t.!!2our..,, II 'i,t!a* u Nctis !oclisi;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
Death ofEx Governor Bradford.

BALTIMORE. Nd, March l -Ez Gov. A.
w. Eridtold died 10 this city this m1rbiug,
ssged - y!aE9. CIV Bradford was native OF
Hartford oiuotg aud has oecu led important
public Positions foT number Of years durioe
his lie, having been Sheriff of Hartford uoy,
CLERK OF tho B.him:rc C2u0 Court ard 10
the ta'l q 1851 Was c!co:cd Go7enor of the
State. lie hell this position Guriug the mes.
critical Rod OF ,ho war, and Vas 90 uuoom.
promising Union man. Duliog his term of Office
as Governor his re5idaLoo 10 Baltimore county
was burned ty Co0tcderat, cavalry. Ho was
also member ct the Peace Conference which
assembled 10 Washington 10 1861. Daring the
administration Of President johnson, be was
surveyor cf the mort OF 3 fillmore, which WAS
the last public cfioo he held lie was q man
Of high character, aud universally esteemed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
Financial,

tEw YORK. Mar. Tho Posts financial
article To-Day says: At tho Stock Exchange the
improved feeling is shown ia generally higher
range Of prices. U S bonds are Bat higher,
the d are selliog ex.qusrtery interest, the 81
price Of purchase. Il Is bonds arc up ssl9, the
latter Tex s. Pac incomes. Tho rise in stock
ranges from 4a3 per cont, TIE largest riso having
been in Iron Mount, tho next in w U, and the
next in tho Tex = Psc. In tho money market
the stock brokers in many cases arc paying o
commission OF l-lG. but thero Is much steadier
tone TO this IS we'll as the other markets on the
prospect OF defeat OF the reluading bill and the
adjournment of Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
Ehe Markets.

EALTI@nG., MAI l.-Viraias Gs old -; do
deferred ii DO consolidated e3i do I'd series
81; pest due coupon -; new H. 0s ST 10. &C
coup 81 bid today. Cotton steady; middling
~. Flour stcsdy and firm, wthou. change.
Wfeat-Southcrn steady; Western higher and
Mo- Western winter rod SPOT and March III
April llssallet; May lls!slles; June 1lS,llSl.
Corn-Southern steady for white; yellow high.
eer; Western steady; Southern white 81; do vol.
low 553 Western mixed srot 5! s5G; Mar STA
015 April 5li=5iS; May 53E,5S!; steamer 52s.
Oats quiet but steady; Western white 4ls43; do
mixed 3Ja4l Bye quiet al 1O2 .l0J. Hay I'M
changed. Coffee duh; Rio cargocs ordinary TO
tar Iil2s. Sugar sLesdy; a soft o. Wits.
key firm 81 81 Il.
NEW YORK, Msach ]. -SLocEs strong. Money
y. Flour quiet. Wheat irmor. Corn firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
Resign alton.

SAN Francisco. March chbi,bop T.
n. Is atchet. of the Roman Catholic Church
WAC has had charge OF this archdiocese ,mpris
nc Oregon, Washington, Idaho. snd portion
OF Mona1s, for As years, to-day OF ST. Msr7'E
Cathedral read his letter Of resignation which
has beoD accepted By tho Pope. His retire
nent is du, 10 liz advanced agc-SG ycnra
Archbishop Charles j. Seghcrs, formerly Of
Nic.Gria, is his SUCCESSOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MlElhTUkE ALMANAC. MARCH /, 1881.
S'nl TiScS."."....". 81 !SVl Ssts......... S "a
ARRIVED.
Sir Mattnno. lower Porc, 70 j Broders s. Go.
Stc Myslc. lover torc, to POvc Ferry Co.
CLEARED.
Str I Arrowsmth. 10 15r Potomac, by Pc.
tomGc Ferry Company
Str George Loscy, Norfolk by T B Hooe.
MEMORANDA.
Str Utility, from Richmond, q! Portland 9TH
MARINE DISASTER
The schooner D. &. Wolfe, Capt. Hubbard,
from Now York, with railroad iron consigned
to Seaboard and Roanoke 4. K. Portsmouth,
sunk in iVo and ono.half fa!homs of water
twelve miLo5 northeast of Fortress Monrce, in
the Chesapeake bay, prch.bly Saturday morn
Ing The Wrecklng steamer Is. Z D.. Baker re.
turned from her yesterday morning with aomo
OF the spar5 and tho yawl boat, which she found
made last and bottom up. Tho steward and
one hand and the remainder of the crew, con.
sisting Of three mon, including the captain were
lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
LOCAL BREVI7fES.
Loa. begins tomorrow, Ash We'd

Loaf bcairs tomorrow, Ash Wednesday
'Pa-c .k.' E;s The flvo;i.o dish 10 this CT =
10 day.
There weEo 20 S, S, police be.GqaarLsri
This morning.
The services ia St. PaupS Church Will CON.
moncc"t . .. m. Fiid:y evening, md not e ..
r., rs published yesterday.
10 Gay, The li;5! Of March, clno 10 With q
roar, and it Is boTcd lao lamb part Of the
II )eth viii soon make its epoearaeoe.
Mmo. Dtmoies.'d illustrated Port Folio Of
Fashions Ter the Sgricg aud Summer of 1881
has boon received from hlr. @ ,orgo L. Ftcnoh,
No, % King Street.
Mr. T. V. Eshciil, rs sil be seen BY an adj.
vo'ilscment elsewhere wilt otter for salo At
puo:ic auction Tomorrow his planning mill and
s.ocS; also hi5 handsome three slafy brjc,
dwelling on Washington street.
lEo remains OF Josarh Eellock. tao Won, o
Ea!'or on iho schooner Annie L. Moore, lvin 2
~ tbs pGr.. found dead in his buuS, about two
weeks s2", Sid Inferred in Penny Hill Hero to-
day disia.srraJ, and forwarded to sSoaford Sus.
sex county, Del, tho late homo Of the deceased,
Tap Second Ward Ropu5icsn Club hold q
meeting ~ Tho Malone Readju.ter haa luu srterg
lssl night aid e!cc.sd delegates, amoug them
hcv. flc'd3 Cook, 10 tho Petersburg Convention
q colofcu moiI all tho delegates wore vouched
:0r as re.Jjas!crs before their ccc Ion.
iho Wo7E OF roDAi:ing tha c.rri.yo and foot
Way 6! tie Long Bridge, damaged by the recent
iTn.ans. was commenced yesterday. Nj, f. L,
windsor, Of this city, who has tho contract for
;c:afia% Tho 'oa1 from For. Kunysn to the
DEiIEn ass, hss q large fore, Of M an at work
t'e t%2tc;s 10 have The roai passa5o for teams
/" ahOI. y Week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

r, fGSERALs.-Thc fun;raI Of the lac VIZ.
IL. barley, ,e'q wacs, death Was noticed YES,
teroa7. to;E plsos this m7roiog and was et.
tended ~ large pnmber Of friends, i1c u ,icg
many from Front Royal, Va, where tho do
ceased aS, had tor many years conducted tusi2e:s.
The tuncrsl CT Mrs. Msrgsret Henderson
'o'k place from her late residence this after
noon, ard YES largely ATTENDED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

CEaMAN BANKING CoMrANY.-ht tho 81.
nusl meeting OF the stockholders of tbs Germ IN
the following directors, TO serve for the ensuin
year, were elected: Park Agnew, 4. Z Down.
Fam, Issa: Elchbarg, 4. Francis, Geo. 4.
french, Roht. Portner, L. w. Reid, LOWS
stein snd j. Schneider. This is the old board,
eScop, Co!: L w. Rcid. who takes the place OF
Mr.. u. V. kishelll,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
xand1ia Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

10 me published programme Of re isfa1a thu
Issf OF The division u1dar Gen. Field, is plsc,d
- foiETs: SIX c:!ored con p,nics-A'ez
GaeI!s LiGht lcGantry--A colored cOmp.ly
ifom l!7sinis-S:. Jeho's Cadets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

"t;eniss: i,Fi1 Closing OF the Malls.
CLOSING.
Washington, =. u, and Northeastern mails s
=" "a Z n. and sud 5 II p. n.
Western m:!.s i - and 8 Is D. m.
HoAlhefn matI3. via Richmond, Va, 10 30 q,
n. .nd 81 and Is a. N.
H0Hln AID Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
o2?s. Virginia, Wy and through maila, 7 co q.
II. ~! . G. =, n.
il"Hss::.S Division! GA A.
q! 5.%i;ic:a :" i-Ju:li iIii Va, SQJa.
orEEINC,
i'ortnor? hai .ieatNri. n"ila, via Washing.
~. =; T., . 30 =. III. |! IA sud 4 90 D. nj.
SoIlhu!H riais, viz i;i2LuJnd, Va, S3l am
al.i 81 =. u.
;1ou.av'ootern mhi!s via Lynchburg, Virginis,
n0Gou4n malis) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, s ~ q. n.
l"hhEaas Division 70 PIN. for lock boz only.
found Hill TO Alexandria, Va, 3 81 D. m.
Nitl2e !lunrs-OGieo opcns st s 80 O. NJ, and
c.n."s st ~ =. II.
SUaiSy linu-s--GGica 0;,u::s Il 9 is a. H. and
-i3sy= =; $ % =. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

jst!hcr Probabilities, -Mrci !. 1851
,.r !49 Ei'lC!o States far weather preceded in
10 o1.;o.G3 Lo:theTa parts By occasional light
-1o"' Stationary or lover Temperature, rCr;h'
,os.0-iy winds and rising bsromcte-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
pecisi Session ofthc gerat,

WAsEISGTiN March 3.-Tno President hiss
l':uo5 LIS proclamation c1nverias thu zen
&c IL specis session 8! noon On March 4 III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

Esr Tho regular monthly meeting of the Co.
lumbis Steam Fire Engine 20. will be held to.
morrow (Wedncsday) evening, at 80 o'clock.
IT j. =. STRIDER Soc.
M AJOLIUa WAEE-Wo have Just opened
AVA good assortment OF tho above named
goods. in Pitchers, Salad Bowls; Ind Bu,.ere,
Brosd and Mu:h Sets. Chocolate Pitchers,
Iouch Baskets, Mugs, &c. Call and examine
them ct
mil L. ]. MILLER & CO.'S.
SfPaON STUDY LAMP AND DECO
- RATED MIGHT LAMP, something new,
NH At L. j. MILLER IL cos,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

sOEOMAO FISHERY AND FARM FOR
e. IA LE-EEo undersigned trustee appointed
By the Circuit Court Of Baltimore city. will
eel! AT private ssln thst Shod and Herring Fish
cry with FARM OF $50 ACRkS in Charles
county, Maryland situate in Cornwsllis's Neck,
OH the Potomac river. and Immediately OF tbs
mouth OF MAtt.wcman Creek. The place is
ral tro.i Giymcn! Steamboat Landing. Tho
farm lies in tho anglo made by the river and
the creek; and The fishery is both on the river
and w!tia the mouth CT the creek. The farm
hiss convenient buildings for agricultural pur.
nose. aad Is well adapted 10 all the usual crops.
The fishery Is we'll known and very valuable.
will sell tho farm and fishery together at
private sell. sHd on easy terms as to the credit
paymerta Address
WIN. n. MERRICK,
Ctfc,, III lexington street,
cb.G- ao2w RsItimnrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

Z GARD TO the cilz,ns of Fairfax county :
- = ~ tbs Instance Of many friends L hereby
.nroGnca myself Candidate for tho Office OF
Cicrk Of the ClIcli. Court of Fai:fa1 county.
lrtquasl tha hearty CO operation OF my friends
N ths Gityren. parts fthe county, and if eecte(
3Aai snde&vcr ID perform tbs duties Of the Ctic }
10 Il sal l4G.G:y manner.
Respectfully subu ted,
Ha'I-ln NATH'L F.CRO55
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

I2u 10 make your dinner complete by Try.
io* Som" OF the DELICIOUS GREEN PEAS which
HCHCKHGY Il Son have lust received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

i NERO i'!.EACIG& FOR TIE PENIrES-
.iAHf.-Iha D.YU'y Sheriff OF Warren county,
Mr.. .. +. l.2heW. pas,d through hero this
no mag wNh a negro p:cachar named Geo,
Il i.2. S n: acei 20 tho penitcnialy Tor t.o
ears rom itai clu1tY tJT forging Tho mama Il
jaoc7 hon;c1, Ct h1ad,un county, % check
.vEi@5.
re ;::;@a9@r ": q til, mls, =! Us t,p,, Il,
game hat what ho d,l vas ior tho b7ncf. Of
$40 th3.ca. SD TIA. hn did not 10. nlo,.cat
SAX tto ga t0i'g cCythia.; wio&g, as he in
!'1d 4 20 -" tie mo@"y bsc< IS SON e
ie e-r!. c'."cii"rly. lie tc.i.yod { * I'll
BE unaoy % The wJTd belonged II tic L,Ii.
h31 81 q Tho Chuicl was IL u3td it cusht 10
~ r2lsVcd, no matter how Ia, relief was b
ts md, or whcro il cauo tom liz regarded
'lia>ci RS g martyr Tor the a2ka Of .i2h:c&us
u.s., and qIn;cd iro,'g fu3l txs aS,
,htaicd Lrc rhoy ThlcI are rcrSlcu.cd for
r-htoou}6fss' Ike; t.r ih5ri Is the Kingdom
81 heaven, |! esd GTc ye whan men shall
rc7:io y2u tnl pes cue y)u, md shall say 81
mannr Q! cV!ac2'oes y9u falsely, for my sak. "
Ills cars !.'i1n Gas thl. K WAS tie lord \ piI
,hn' n ah'ud sHf2r imp ip9;aent like $.
r:n., .. Peer, sd hrr 0oiabIas Of tbs n "
f's'a@.e5. ~ cot cHo O, tho j. rd'7 ciii!rcu Is
"to%-u i" ass t;T.u.i this wud without
Eci"g tree. - / wc'r, by i;c. The walls
o the pti 1T I'll lgIi shock ufGcr tho lTa}crs
Ct st Put, I'D /, believed that his rr.ycrs
YOU'D snake ;Eo ~ l. OF t5C p. niten,ary, end
irlGg fro,d,m (fc0nI tie b>odago Ct sio) 10 his
3'i2pli lD25 10 diasrtss. lie Vas large, strap.
III: !,I'aT, tpi ia said t. hav, been, i,r
nay years, one ct tbs Grc,tcst rtsc:'s il
"air,a cJpn!y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

RSs- lha charter members ai please attend
" III ic:l2g 20 ID Fellows Hall, Sa.cp:a Build
:rS, NA!cl ID, st T:30 A. NJ. for the rurposo
u; orsan'& * Ledge OF Knights of Honor. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

~ yVu ache ? eutf.r iron rheumatism or
a!:'ci.ii poison? s. S. s. 1vW cure yon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01
BANK Is gIPTCY

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT 81 lie United
= hts!es fer the Eastern District OF Virginia.
James X 'S Cs m1i.G b,nkruD bankruptcy
Dis:ric! of VirS iaia. gs.
Motto, is hereby given thu the second Gaper.
81 Meeting of tho Creditors of the said James N.
Catlett bankrupt. will be held at Alexandria at
the cillce of homas :. Atkihf, ESQ.,, ono Of the
Registers in Bsnkruotcy. in said District, on
TaU kSDAy, the 18th dsy Of March, A. ID.
1881, ct l. O'clock m for the purposes named in
the Twenty. Seventh Section Of tho BAnkrupt
Act Of March y. 1867.
JOHN s. FDWLE2, Assignee.
Dated February %, 1881 febiG-w2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

PERSONAL Mr.. Clifton Whea. Hunter OF
HALIFAX. N. G.. is On vi.i. TO his kinsmen, tha
Messrs George W. and Vim w. RocF, of this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

SALE CT TUE FISH WHARF AND FISH
"ENCHEsi-Jhe ssjn Ct the fish whar: aad iish
h.gc2s IN !r)nt CT the market oa Royal s,rnot,
- day. ct twa,vc o'clock. By MssJos. O'Na,I
a hu2}', ou:.'on 'crs, a.irac,oi Gli'c q orgc
ct0Cd
y .to:2 p:o6ae!iog with the sale Auditor +. l.
h.cekot', by rcqus, read twice sha fol'own.
term;,, fixed By TO commissioners ii the Silk
log flpG:
Renal value Of the heucncs: First cloco
:Gj, ID 80. Sd $'iO. 4 h $50, 5:h SO, with
Ircnllm thtrg0p. FERNS cash il u. s. cur
lcLc5, eaIi or sg.r. The law regulating tho
sd. Il l-a is Construed So as to allow persons
actually c2tchiog fish aud 90: pu.chaaed to
sci tau SINE wherever they please within The
n2lS OF tie Corporation. after paying wharf.
re to the rector ii the fish wharf. TIC sale
% al FIJI Purchased to b. covered by exist
az iass. b,1ChIg rented =. this sole must be
pad TX Z. orc. o;narGisc tn. salo ~ null aod
void, ana the hcuches vii not b. occupied by
the purchaser"
Tn, fish WhhIf. after some spirited b;d3iSc,
was knock. d dowa to Mr.. Samuel J. Rcd,
500.
All the Gsi jccc5cs in tic market w.ro tkcl
a!I Ter the scascu to Mr.. VIM. Javins. "a fol-
Nv: First choice, reat and premium, $lG0;
I'D d.. $50; Il d., SO; 4:h d., So; j.h
TO-, so Jotal$502.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-01

County COrRT-Judgc JuneS Sonqstcr,
.rsMtHg -Pfel.3 and Rabbi ~. II. s. Johu-
Sod; from Juslio1 n. s. Wright.
Unon motion O.! Inc attorney for M;s;!s.
l'telio AID R,b0i, the levy OF the warrant Of
dIs'ress wa9 ordered 10 be qgashsd
TIC application e l'cs1k Hume i1r err c.
an a ss:6ssmc5t. Notice ana ina;i3u Glsd
,Ii Iockcicl AID c.sl conuau:d
BI:eh W. Fc!;ct; u1Iaw!uI de;aiaci; and
I m. -, Rob-; iudiltmcEi; coat!1ued until
N:,ci term.
h application ii ". II, lla;ch aid o,n,Es,
- haVa ori,r euicrsn Abandoning The old Siona
';.lga Road, 10 Jshrsoo distrio:. Retired 10
hoard 0! Commissioners Of Roads for rspor'.
The report OF tie viewers appointed to * IN.
ne tho Arlington Turnpike; also tho Wash
;oStop bud A'cz3@C!is Tu-up,k, rotd', s.siag
Tho roids w,rs cot in order itr travel. strl
presented TO Court snd oidsred to be fled.
Tee last will and testament Of too late Antho.
ny L Frs ser was fully proven ana admitted to
record, s. FergO:oa Beach, esq, QUALIFIED ss
executor.
The application Of ;ohn I. BRIDE, for corcec-
Non CT assessment, Yves granted.
Emma Perm Was appointed sdminSt7at:iE Of
ms es.sta Of the lste James Penn, daco!:c,, aid
rIy'ilan CT bis minor children
Tho Court adjourned till court il contse