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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

hCW wonderfully these niu1to elements OF crs-
alton 40 sdapted by I'D A-wisc Providence to
the respective places they arc designed to occu
py 10 the economy Of nature. 10 the course of
the address he alluded to the custom that Too
u uoh prevails OF pruning of large limbs of
trees without properly protecting the wounds
SO made AID thereby Inviting the deprcdations
of iasects. Prof. Riley stated that the best
plan tor protec Ing az orchard from the ravages
OF the locus 2. Wss to turn 10 let of hogs about
the time the iusec:s ware making their first sp.
pearaucs and the swine would eat them az they
emerged from their holes. From all the stats
tics that havo been gathered it appears that
there are shout 90 differant broods of these To-
Gusts occurring 10 the different psrts Of the u.
S.-s,ms o! tscm at Intervals of l3 and the
others II years; and when it sometimes hap
peas that o0o of the ! 3 and Que Of tho II year
broods occur together at the sama place, then
they are very numerous end destructive, aud
this will be the csse this yesr 10 some portions
Of Maryland, The II year brood, No. 90,
which appeared 10 1865 will sp2ear again 10
1885 10 s:mo parts cf Maryland and Virgins.
1t will be remembered by macy that the II
year brood Of 1860 ard 1877 occurred in Fair
tex county, Va, and will be there again 10
1891.
n RCuclai u:SCuSSiUu lGllOW6u LQo 8QuTeSS, 10
which Prof. Sauoders spoke of tho difficulty Of
having the trees 10 the city properly pruned
with the inadequate tolc, at the disposal CT the
Parking Commissioners sod to show how vast
was the labor that had been performed. be
stated that there had been upward, of 10000
trees l,Dted on the streets, iov0lviog tho re-
mOva of 500 900 cart loads of earth for long
dIs.Gto'. The destruction of trees aud tree
boxes. and also the h,wers aud shrubbery, 10
tho reservations was also much to be deplored,
owing to The laxlty AID inadeq1ste strength of
tho p o!ico force
The cordiil thinks of tho s,cistY were exseu.
dcd to Prof. Riley for bis address.
Prof. Riley asked Why crocuses and other
bulbs sometimes developed foliage instead Of
bloom, and
MIR. Saul thought it was owing to their being
kept too waru. There is another question,
how9Var, whether it is not due to q de- ,nerscy
10 the stock similar to that which makes SOUL
lions instead of onions.
Col. Curiiss was appointed to prepare an es-
say for the next meeting.
There Yves very Superior lot of blooms upon
the tables. consisting of tea roses. cycamatis be-
gonlas. gCraniums, ambitious. hcotropes, aza.
less camelias. orchids end primulas. cootribu
ted BY Messrs. Saul. Clark aud Fowler. which
wcro distributed to tho ladies.
The society theu adjourned.
W. GILLINGuAM. Secretary.
February %, 1881.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BONDS, &c.-J. 4. Hsmbleton q,
Baltimore Financial Circular CT Saturday los,
says:
Virginia consols opened At SGT and on ls,,,
orders to buy advanced to S4i There haze hasS,
msrket,-mostly for foreign accouot-ths. tho
supply of these bonds is pretty we'll exhausted
They are so scarce that it is almost impossible r.
fill large orders, and the demand seems to h,
unlimited. From present appearances we inf.
that consols will cell at 80 before july nv,
Ten forties advanced from SIT to 53. We s,
think the l0-4ys the most de.irable TO hold Sc an
investment. It is true that they do not psv a.
much at present prices as consoia, but taking
into consideration the fact that in less than ejrb
years the coupons will be- instead of 3 per cent
and the accre!ion in the value OF the princps
that must necessarily follow, and also consider
ing the very low prices at which they arc selling
We think they are safe and moro desirshia 10
hold than consols. Consol coupons a:e 1elinc
at 931 and 10 10 coupons at ed1 Virginia de-.
ferred rod st Is. Peelers sold st 81 bu! s,e
frealy offered at ths! ii sure."
B. q. Maury s. Cos. Richmond circular Of
Same date Gays:
Notwithstanding the intense steingency c,
the money market and the decline as the New
York Exchange. in nearly all classes G!
securities Virginia bonds hava displayo!
greater strength at advancing figures, srt
close with rise OF about per cen. tr
the week. The Transactions during III,
week ware quite large. most of thoul, no doub.,
taken tor foreign account and there ID now gessi
scarcity Of the bonds for delivery. The 10 40
bond, are still regarded by some as the cheapn.t
and the price remains very s!eajy st s5ou. s.:
to S."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH :, 1881

From the dawa G! E5glish civiiz alton down
to the present time pubic opinion hos been tho
only permanent 4oIcy upon which laws have
depended for their eficicut execution. Tie
public opinion CT this cJua.ry is tia. tho Wii.e
raoo aust b. i:s iuia's. aad mus: rot be subor
dlnated to the black CT the yeloY 10 line COZ.
due; OF either lis State or is national aff4irs,
and that, especially, nus; this be 80 until the
African ald Mongoan r:c:a have reached tho
slme standard Of Intelligence, civilization,
and efficiency as that possessed By the Cauc,.
sian residents Of the lend This being eckuoW.,
edged, and wo have SC: 10 hesr that it is de-
MED by ary reasonable mo, comparison Of
an eXtrac: from tho Presidents inaugural cd.
dress with one from rtcynt article by Chief
Justice Chalmers, Of Mississippi, will W, feel
assured. convey to the mind of intelligent ard
fair minded readers the Impression ths. The
Judge. and no! tho President, ia ct Last tic
respec. alluded to. is tho better statesman. The
President says.
'Ths ftoo enjoyment Of equal suffrage i; still
IN question, and frank statement Of the issue
may aid its solution. II is alleged that in many
communities negro Citizens are practically do.
MED the freedom Of the ballot IN so far as the
truth OF this allegation is admitted it is answered
inst IN many places honest local gOvernm ant is
impossible If the mass Ct uneducsted negroes are
allowed to vote. These arc grave allegations.
80 FAR as The latter is tTue il is iha only pallia-
ton that can be offered for opposing the freedom
OF the ballot! Bad local government is certainly
great evil which Gus ht 10 b. prevented; but to
Violate tho freedom snd ssrctty Of the suffrage
Is more than al eYi-it is crime, which if
persisted in will destroy the goyernr4ent ITSELF
The Judge says!
"Governments cannot live ~ tho means
which revolutions justify, any more than health
can Do maintained by tho strong Medicines somo-
times necessary to preserve life. The ballot
box must speak she unbiased verdict of ell tho
lawful electors and that verdict must be mado
WISE. not by force or fraud, but by such linlits-
lions OF the right Of Suffrage es will no longer
iesve intelligence fad virtue ct III mercy Of
brutality end crime. Standards Of educsti0l
and property must be enacted which, for 8 time,
will ol;iranchiso many, and TO tho attainment CT
Wnicn, oy the rising creraton, the Sts!o End
national governments must afford every possible
facility and aid. In This work the men Of the
North must cid AID net nbs!rucl. Tney mus.
understand, Cica for al, III / tbs Anelo.Suxon
race " Ill not be go7ornst Dy tho African, and,
htaey are WIS., they will content themselves
with siding those who propose that the African
shall be wisely, justly and fairly governed By
tae Anglo.Sexon. They must never forget ID 1t
they themse.Ve' forced this stupendous problem
on the people ofthe South, against al their pro-
teats and all their Struggles to prevent it"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

The msDn,r in which tic crowd i3sIel. and
10 fact dispersed. inc executive. legislative ctd
judicial procession IS i, proceeded from The
Senate chamber to the grand stand ct too cast
front of tho Capitol, last Friday, shows plainly
enough that though somo Americans may even
b f:tkics, the vast maj)rity Of them ale co
respec!ers Of persous, aud that, provided their
number be sIEcien', they will shove snd push
President, a SenatCr, and "a Cbi4f Justice, in
ord,r TO obtain an eligible rosi.ion with %
little co npu1ction as they would bcgear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

PROBABLE MILLIoNA1Rs.-A c,se is in iti-
CATION in the New York courts wherein the
heirs OF Jno. G.. Lsake lsy claim to 81 900 acrcs
OF land 10 the Counties of New York, West.
chester. Putnam, Albany. Dutchess. Columbia,
Saratoga, Rensselaer,. Herkimer. Delaware, Sui
Ivan, ETC.. assumed to have escheased to tho
State OF New York, and which would appear
from confession on the part of the State, os evil
dencad By 90 act passed 10 1868 acknowledging
one James Hay, since deceased, as heir at law
Of said John 6. Lsake, and making settlement
With him. never escbeated at all. MIR. Thomas
MeNiven. citizen Of Richmond, ia ono CT the
heirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

Tbs February number of The Southern His
torical Soc:ty Papers has been received from
it's publishers in Rictmo Among it, coz
tents are: Battle of Mopocacy end Advance on
Washir gson, Proof that Lieut.. Mcigs, CT Sheri-
dams Staff, was Killed ia Fair Combat, En-
gagement near Aide l7th June 1868, Battle of
Hatcher's Run, Co.. j. b. Bsldwil's Interview
with Mr.. Lincoln, An Official Paper which WAS
Never Sent, &C., &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

Supersiiticus people believe that President
Garhe!d's administration will BE- an ualuck7
one btcarso i: c)mmono2d Oh Friday. But
how cae thst be whoa Friday is hut nlod:rn:Z ID
Ffea' s-day, ard Ffca. 10 tho cid Sax,a lsris
from which tho Eagish people came. was the
god less Of roacs sod Joy aad iruii;uiGess.
whose emblem5, history says. borne aloft by
dancing maidens, brought lacrosse 10 every
field and stall they visited"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

A duel vas fought in New Orleans last week
bstween tgo neg;oe5, ono CT whom Was killed.
This we suDpos, aill be sufficient 10 make
dazzling disgusting to even such constitutional
duelist as Col. CASH, of South Caroline. |. had
already Gtoomo SO to mes. of the rigA' h;ik
ing people Of tie country, South cs we'll as
Morrill,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

From the publishers, John Il. Potter s. Go -,
Philadelphia, we have received the March num-
Der Of Potrer's American Magazine. It's leading
article is, Through the Heart of Virginia, 8
beautifully illustrated account Of tho country
from Washington to Dsnville, along the liae of
the Midland Railroad. Green's Mansion House,
in this city. is one of the illustrations, snd the
Midland road is spoken of in the highes. terms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

Secretary B.aino says be likes "Gagu;ars in
p,li!ics as Wal! es in war;" This readily ao-
cunts for his reported opposition 70 the sup.
port that some of bis party wero disposed to
render the Mahonites
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

The market opens firm and fairly active.
Flour Is steady at quotations. The recoqts OF
Wheas are only tair, and 1920 bushels sold ID:
ITO and lib for fair Fullz, III and 1lS for niIeI
and l23 for fair Lancaster, there being no choice
offered. Corn is active and higher aad oil that
was cffsrod cold at 81 for white. Gao sn.l It
of Oats brough! d. No Hye wss reported,
Country produce is firm at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

The Southern Clinic for February hss been
received from its publishers, in Richmond.
Among Its varied contents are many matters
that will be Of interest to the physicians in the
State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

LAST Tuesday the remains of young man
named Danl. Mix, employed SIS abOrer on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, we're found
in the canal,lcck at Balcony Falls Mix
lived near franklin Court House, and it is be-
lieved that the cause OF bis death, which is at.
tr!buted to :cde, was Disappointment 10
love affair With young woman of that county.
He had been very despondent Tor several days
prior to bis disappearance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

MAARIE6 his SIsTER.-A tale so sad that it
would briog tears to tho eyes of tbs most
ha1dcued has just c,me to light in thi, county.
Some years ago man and wife of this county,
on account Of family troubles, separated, an
only daughter going with the father, while thu
son stayed behind to share the lot of bis mother.
Ihe gentleman removed to ueighboring State
and engaged 10 an agricultural life and ac-
cumulated considerable properly His wife in
the meantime bad drtted away to San Fran,
c'soo, Cal. Years rolled by, and the gentleman
died without ever reveslng The blight of bis
early lie to bis daughter she being too young
ct the time OF the separation to remember anv.
thing about it,. Soon after the mother died
and the 500 having 20 friends 10 California. and
yearnlDg for the love aud Confidence of ihe
trends and relatives Of his boYhood, c,me b,cL
and settled 10 Kentucky. Last summer ihe
young lady came to this State Oh a yiait md
while spending the season at one of our water
ing pisces met this young mac, and, attracted
oy bis polished mauner aud cultured mind fan
10 love With him. He, equally AZ cha,med h.
her Wiosome face and feminine prse,s rec;,ro.
Gated the feeling, and after a short con,tsh;n
they we're married. both totally Ignorant If the
terrible mistake they were making. A "a.
Gays ago the old family lawyer of The vou,s
"lte father. who. by the way. knew ali ibs
past me OF her father came to sse the vonno
married couple. and during bis STAY le.rosd Tbs
history OF the young man. Struck Nv ,hs
similarity OF the young husbands bistory AID
that OF bis Wlie's father. aod haf beIievins The
horflcl' truth. he set himself 70 wo,t and
learned enough to convince him that the d,nnh
ter I, OF bis old friend bad married hsr brotber
The lew friends who have learned lbe vonn.
couples sad predeament have o,noludsd IS
Keep me secret aod let them live as man and
vile. LOUISVILLE Courier Journal '"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

rhs chsspest method to cheat the underta,,
ker lwho is generally tround when Coughs and
Colds prevai,} j. TO buy and rse Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup. II always cures,
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HEADQUARTERS
HIGHLAND Vol. RIELE COMPANY

lOolI
Gen. 6. Il. Field. Washington. d. G:
MY DEAR SIR beg herewith to acknowl.
edge the receipt of your very hatterng letter
and courteous Invitation Of the 2S;h ultimo 10
ny command, aud would almost wish that We
had time to rescud our sction declining TO mar.
tlepato IN the inaugural ceremonies.
Having lncu!r:d very heavy txponsc 10 re.
u5lturnog our c)mpa1y liz which undertaking
Wo received 90 help from The State tho men
under my command were too lo7rl to them
selves, to their State a0d to yourself as rep
resentatlVe Southern map, to iocut any addi.
tionAl exDerso for the purpose of participates
In CELEBRATION 10 connt c.ion With which, IN its
primary arrangements. you have been subjected
10 such gross indigui!ies by the Grant Blues.
Need wo cay that, had circumstances beep
otherwise VIC would hsvo been only too proud
to plsc> ourselves under tho command of SO
gallant leader ard so true a gentleman as
yourself? Failing to bo with sou, VIC can but
wish that you, BY your manly consistency and
gentleranly department, may wiu nav Iaurels
not on y from your Southern friends, tus also
from the representatives of cur sister States of
the North.
Assuring you,my dear sir, that you will never
Teo:lve heGrtier welcome than from the Rich.
land Volunteer Riff, Company, should We ever
have tbs pleasure Of meeting you, General. T
have tho honor to remain, very respectfully.
your obedent so.vat, r. N. RIcnDoURG,
Captain Commanding,
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Reasons for Declining.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Marsh 4, ]

COLuMBlAs .. Ia mar9n 4, 1851
10 the editor of the Alexandria Gazette
Allow me to terdsr my hearty oommeudation
to you for your manly and abe rrtico of Tho
23'd ult. on the Rcion of the "Blues' Of
Washington relative 10 the Inauguration of
Garfield, copies Of your paper containing said
article having been mailed mo by lady friend
Being netiva of old Alexandra, ADD haviog
been bsau. siuos 1869. l took 40 active inter
est 10 the proposed visit of our company. the
Rchland Volunteers. 10 Washington. We
could have, In "pinoh." stood the command
of Shefman-the man who burned Columbia
but could not swallow the whole dose as admic-
istered by that loyal of most all loyal bands, the
GRAFT Blues; hencs our destination to partioi-
pate 10 tho Inaugural ceremonies.
Fearing that you may get only garbled re-
port of tho correspondence between our captain
aud Col. CoIbin and Gen. Field, mail you to-
day ono of our Columbia papers containing it
In iu,l. Pardon me for thus ircspsssiog upon
your valuable time.
Very respectfully yours.
W. B. MCDANIEL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho Russian pobcs are moving FIR littlc
moro freedom tor themselves.
Terms OF peacs with the Beers have been
telegraphed 10 South Africa from Londor.
It has BEN saoWing steadily in Scotland for
seventy horr5 and traffic is blocked Many
shlpWreck5 a1c reported on the coast.
The ambassadors of CoDstsntinopl, ind The
Turkish delegates held their frs: lcrma! c3ufcr.
e1co Oh tho Greek question yesterday.
AdVices from Lima to February show that
although efforts to form government of some
kind have been renewed mono has sc: been es-
tabi!shcd.
A gig bc!oasing 70 the Carbcrus, vessal
stationed ct Melbourne for the defercs Of the
COLONY, has been blowD up by torpedo and
five Of the crew killed.
Tie London papers ssy that Immediate sr
rests iHay be expected under The Coercion bill,
and tbGt, among others. Dillon will probably be
taken into custody to day. A uumbar Of Land
League meetings we're held yesterday. wbioh
we're very largely attended.
There has been sn appalling earthquake at
Ischea. 10 tho bay OF Naples. Ono hundred
aad two EoGiss have been found at Csssanao.
o;oll, ard msny others are under the rci1s of
the buildings. IL tho village district OF Lacco
alone thirteen hcus:s wero destroyed end five
persons killed. A disnath from Rome reports
that ut Uasamacoiola f:snrts we're opened 10
.lta ftctc:5 lily c3niimctTts vide. Macy peo.
pic I'D ircm tie towa aud cDcampe! 10 tho
f,!Gs.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
INIATII ALMA MAO AfhRnu- 10

Sln rises......-..... 22I Sun scts......... t %
ARRIVED.
Stmp Z q Knight. New York, to A he, !.
Str Ann Eliza, Philadelphia, to r a Reed
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk, to + A Reed.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk, to Z Hooe.
Sir Mat!ano, lower Potc to j Broders s. Co.
CLEARRr.
Str Jane Moseloy. Norfolk, By f A Reed
Str Sue, Baltimore. By Broders Il &c.
Str Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, By fo-
tomac Ferry Company.
xEM0RlNDA.
Str John Gibson, hence st New York G,h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

GOMAoN SENSE STEW pANs.-Ws
~ have just received our fourth 10. NJ ,be
ABOVE most useful articles, since Xmas. Thy
are the best and chespest Stow Pm ev,r mace
ana only have to be tried to be appreciated.
feb2l MCLEAN Il UHLEK 7G KIM,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

lie EUROPEAN MIDDLE. The spleI did re.
caption given rs Mr. Hayes G few nights SIEGE
to .h2 d p,ona.io Corps recalls very wildly the
ilc5 tast diplomacy is oro Ct the great moving
fsc Ola ia tue worlds S org. IL glaDcng over
tho array of Distinguished men present on that
occasion. repre- santRives Of ell tho great Powers
Of Europe, tho r,il c!iop naturally presents
itself. How msty. il ary Of them. Can Gisosro
thrtu ID Ito mists OF iuturity the form ct tho
spectre Of d ISOLATION which is slowly moViog
90 tho pations Of the Old World? Does The
TIrksh Mipi5ter SEQ it-has it appeared to the
British Mibister? DOES the Minister from
Russ!s comprehend thu! it is takiog shape
The theory as broGohed ia this paper fer sone
time past is, that Russia. in secret o.
lisrc, with Germany. Austria, Italy, Spain
and the lmperjalists OF France, repre-
soniog sr,pg Personal Government as op-
posed to Constitutional Govtromept. hes
been laboriug, since tbs days of the French
Commune. to lay such train as shall event.
u1lly, 10 its explosion, overthrow England, the
great autccres of Parliamentary rule of Europe.
In order to do this the gradual parc,lllug out
Of Turkey between Powers connected with the
oonspirscy-Russis and Austria especiay-is
ordained, and the next step will BIO the Russian
advance on 1edia. Finally. at the propitious
moment, the Mediterranean Powers. to wit.
Aus!ris. Italy and Spain. backed by Russia and
Germany and by France. if the Empire be re.
established 10 that country, will order England
to surrender Cyprus, Malta and Gibraltar and
remove her ships from the Mediterranean sea.
Eoga1d, naturally, will refuse. and thence will
sris- pre- arranged oasus be!li. Tho Russian
movement against India is DOW in progress via
Merry aud Herat, Skobelef's march through
Turkestan is tending to Merry; from Merry be
will proceed 10 Herat. where, joined by Russis's
ally Ayoob Kshn and by the Shah of Persia be
will assist the former in bis prepared campaign
against the Ameer of Afghsnistsp. set up by
the British. The war of the rival khans, when
matters she'll reach this point, will mean clearly
to the eyes of all that Russia is preparing the
way fer the march Of her troops through At
ghanistep into India.
The fee. is there is no retreat 10 Russis-not
e hairs breadth. As Gcrtschskotf long ego
said: La Russe DO boude pas; ellie Sc recueille;
and therein lies the whole secret of her diplo
m5ly and of the danger to England Rash
u0tOn Sunf11u TJ-etfo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

SIKATlNAl STRATINAI STRATINAl
~. ~ we nave lot OF the above which wo will
sei III cue. per bottle In order to close it GU.
MCLEAN & UHLEB,
MaLo &c King stree.
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T ANCASTEH CAMBRICS.
LACES

HOKLICK's FOOD, Imperial Granum,
- Hubbell's Prepared Whsst, IIiebia's III.
tract Beet, tbott liquid and solid) London Be-
fEIXtract Valentines Meat Juice Wyeth's Bee,
VINE and Iron and Johnston's Fluid Beef .cr
sate oy [feb26l JANNEY d co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

Tao following is the reply OF Capt. Rich.
bours TO tho letter OF Gen. Field, coagrstulating
tho Il bland Riffs upon their original inton.
ton to tax: part 10 the Inaugural c,remonier:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

S00 LBS VERY BRIGHT DRIED
wv APPLES and choice Dri.d Pace.
Just received and for sale by
jsn12 q M1r,RuHN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

SEED OATSl SEED OATSi 700 b,sht,s
~ choice Seed Oats in store aud for sale by
, CHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.
leOli No 20 King strent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

HOR COUGHS AND COLDS, TRY
LUNTS COUGH SYRUP
ffiee 25c per bottle Prepared by
lAozi j. Il. D. LUNT. Druggist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

"OODBURN SARYEN PATEHT
w WHEELS. a stock to select from st
factory prlcas. JAS. T. OARLIN & SONS,
I9o Q AZ King e.
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M ILL FEkDi MILL FEEDl Ls-ee stoc!
AVA and best quality of sll kinds for sale by
, CHAS. s. TAYLOR, Jr.
Ieoli ii and Is N. Union 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

ROYpS Batteries, Ho,msn's Liver
- Pads. and Liebig's Extract Meat full stock
just received.
feb25 Els. LEADRRaTRR sBRO.