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To.Day's Congressional Proceedings
SENATE

Mr.. OeckrelI presented sesolutiuus of tie
Louis. reclling the arrest ard cotf1emsnt in
British jails witbcus trial, of number of eit;
zsns of III, United States, and requ sling the
Intervention OF the Representatives OF the
States 10 behalf of sush citizens.
He offered q resolution directing the Score
tary of State to Inquire toto the STAIR.
MIR. Pendletoo, from the Committee 90 Civil
SsrGice, reported favorsby with amendments
(which are merely varbsU the bill originated
by him to requisite, and improve tho civil sal
vice. Tho bill went to The Calendar.
HOUSE.
Oauo:ion Of MIR. House. Ct Tennessee, the
Senate smardnent to Huu,e bill grantiog q
pension Of $4,000 year to Lucretia r. CIR
fsld Was cobcu.red 10. The amendment it
oludss within the provision of the bill, tho
names of Sarah q. Pelk and Julia q. Tyler. |
On motion of Mr.. Msnoiug, of Miss, RI :
solution was adopted o,llng 90 the Postmaster
General for information as to whether an order
has been issued by bis department. forbidding
the payment of any postal money order or tbs
delivery CT s!y registered letters TO n. A.
Dauphin or any other sgsnt of tbs louisiana
Lottery Company. aad, it So, whether that
0FQer was epl0rceu.
Mr.. Kelley. Of Penn, ohs rnan of The Com
miNeo 90 Ways and Means, reported bill TO r. :
duce the internal Revenue taxation. r f;rred
to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Stephens. Of Ga, risog to question Of
privilege, submitted resolution ipquiring Into
the legality OF the recent removal by Speaker
koifer of Henry G. Hayes. "a official reporter
OF the HOUSE. The resolution vas rsf,rted to
the Committee en- the Judiciary.
The Speaker then proceeded to call Con-
mitteeS for reports.
Mr. ToWnshepd of llIs., lfoU, The Committee
on Judiciary reported till defining the dulles
Of Reporter Of The U. 8. Supreme court, fixing
his compensation and provide G for the pubiic-
ton nnd dshibu:iao Of the repotls Referred
to Committee o! thu Whole.
MI Fisher. of Pa, from tha COMMITTEES 90
Coiusgc. Weights ADD Measures, reported a
bill! authorizing the depr sit aOd exchange Of U.
s. Geld o)in for gold bsls Placed 90 Heuse
calendar.
Mr.. Mclano. OF Nd. from ths Committee
on Conutr,,, reported q bill for the removal
of tho liIh: house at Sandy Point. Md. r.,
Iterr2d to tho COMMITTEES the Whole.
The House then. at Is. went in.o Commit
ten g! ihs Whole 90 the Tariff Comms non
hill
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IOk ErO.

d,y March ed af.er lorg and distressing i'll.
ness. which che bore v lib tho hottest Christian
aeqniesence and resignation, Mra. MAEIKTTE
h sB&R GUIRE. believed vito of Rev.
William MCGUIRE, aged forly.1iue yaars.-
"Kven 80 e.i,h hs 81 IL. FIR they rsst fr IN their
lab1rp," and enter into the JOY Of lhtir Lord -
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HOW TO Make o Good Cup Of Coffee o,
Tea

Is An every day inquiry. The prea! want Ia
been for tuilsble vessel in which to prepare
in q state CT purity and perfection ihsse highly
prlzsd beverages. These results can only DO
obtained by preparing the coff,e in vessel that
prevents al escape Of steim or 1svor. and in
which the bever,gs is made by il fusion ipsteao
of boiling. Such We offer you in the IDEAL
COFFEE POT." They are simule 4 construc-
ton. pretty in design, highly po, shea and m lde
OF the best imported lin. There is nothing to
get ont OF crdsr and they are able 10 price
STANSBURY q BIO,
Dealers in Stoves and IiaEare, Alexs.
Send for descriptive price list. nhlS
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Striking Conposifory.

NEW YORK, March % IN 700 of The striking
comic i;Ors On toe Wcrld who are hoIdog Gu.
against reduction of cents thousand "ans"
10 their Wsg,s, aud s!s) tn, oatliug IF of their
txtao, had rs,urred TO work up to noop tt lay.
Mr.. England, the publisher of The World, said
t-)5y that hs oouli get sll the men be wsu,e d
at thu terms too strikers refused 10 wax for.
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New York. March 29.-At Tho opening tt.
dsy Riotmond u DanviIIe WAS /! per cent
higher. 10 The ebrly deslinps deolire Of I'll
per o,pt took plaoe. 9h;swas succeeded ty 8
recovery Of i'll per osnt in the Richmend az
DaLviilr. AT IL o'c,eck thur, was a genera
frsc i1psl r.sc,ior,
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Court os.appeass Yesterday,

Smith VS.. Lila As,oci.!iou of America. AT
gusd By Willis B. Smith for plaintiff in error,
sud Mai l.. K, P.ss iov dsfsudsot 10 error
and submitted
Burke rs Lee. Go. Subnitied.
Lindsey vs.. Murphy. Argued by 8. L
Bloombsrg fit Appellant.
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Marrisgs lioeas:s We're issusd ia Washington
yesterday 10 James D. Barrett and Emily E.
Webster. both OF Prince Georges couoty. Nd !;
Robert B.sco:. and Aons j. Gripslsy. both OF
Acaotiok, Va; VIM. ii. Pollen. Of Prince VII
liam County. Va, and Lau.s V. Smith, OF
Loudoun eouoly, Va; Jsurs K. Bailey and
Harriet Il, Hariiaon. both IT Ptico, WiIlisn
county. Va,
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Gratitude Beyond Expression

HAMPTON, c. H., 8. O., May 2, 1881.
Fl. Il. WARNER & Co.: SIs-The result of
your S,fs Kidney sod Lv:r Cure in ny case
his been as;ouishipE. 90 much 80 that [ can
fad ua r Ia i, wbic, to express my indebted
ass7 oytu. REV, w. n. PREHTrss,
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AuSWcr This

Did on ever know any person to be i'll without
n.clon Of the Stomach. Liver or Kidneys, CT
did ynu ever know one WAC WAS we'll when either
WAS tb,tructed CT inactive; or did you ever
hear OF any case Of the hind that Hop Bitters
would 70. cure? Ask your Ieighbor the same
oucatino Times
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Probable Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-L,st Right a
nan banned Thos. p. L,sis visited the house
Of TING. s. Nelson. in this city. sid asked to
eco that gentlemen alone. A visitor who vas
prcsoa,. stepped cut Of the room when LESLIE
st onco demanded Mr.. Nelson's wa!ct. Being
refused, be grabbed at the ohaio scd drawing
revolver shot Mr. Nelson 10 the head, ftst-
luriDg.his skull. He then walked eff and is
g. ii ~ l,.ur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29

Things are By no means lovely smoog the E.
adiusters in the Ii gisa.ure. Time is sll that lie
wanted TO Dive their organization Ito lib OIL
ginnl elements. Now that the los! OF the public
plunGer has almost been reached, ils cohesiVe
power is - weakened hist It will not require a
vary severe shock 10 SILVER the party to pieces,
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The April number of the monthly part OF
Golden Dsye, weskly magazine for boys and
girls, has been rcc,i0ed from its publisher, JAS
EIverson. Ptilade'phin It's full Of beautiful
illustrations, and OF articles instructive rs we'll
rs intaresling to Youthful readers.
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1t is rideulcusly amusing TO rexd the sbAse
som, Of the New York republican papers sro
heaping upon the repubiicsn-Tsmmspy coal
ton in that State now that the republicans have
secured control of both houses Of the legislature
and ell the S:ste i:es b. IN Bans Of itat coal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29

HOY tho hearts Of crowd swell aud !hrob
With pitiIess haired s9sinst the man who coughs
during the performances at o theatre. when they
Know he is too stioey to lowest twenty-five csn,s
in bottle Of DR., Balls Cough Syrup.
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"Party Tactics"

10 the Slate Senslo yesterday nir. iet4 u
fsred the following resolution:
Whereas this extraordinary ijn OF The
General Assembly wss convened by the txccu-
tive fer the purpose primerIy OF ensc.irg such
pressing public legslstioo az the needs OF tie
Commonwealth demsud therefore be it.
r .sol7ed, That the Senate OF Virgins, 10
respors, to the motives which sc;ua'ed The
Governor, irrespective of parry. will this day
suspend the rules and Toxic up i1r confederation
Senate bill entitled, "A Bill Appropr,stiog
the Public Revenues fur tho Fiscal Years
1872 and 1882 s." and continue the consider
alton thereof from day 10 day uni said bill is
perfected and passed.
Mr.. Dggs offered the loloHiog amendment
to the resolution Af.er the word demand
:ipsert STATED 10 bis message es follows: 10
obedience to the necessities ct the c;se, in The
presence OF The fact that the General Assembly
has adjourned without providing for the tXpaL-
sos of the Government, and laaviog 'h, reV,-
uues to be collected under tax bill entc'ed
several years sircs and 10 many part C llsrs IL
applicable to the present condition # the Com
monwealth. have Convened your body 10
extra session.
The resolution aud amendment caused much
discussion. Mr.. Riddlebcrger spoke agairs it,
aud said he did no. propose to pass this Appro-
priation bill unill otner busiocss has bseu dis
posed Of. He asid further: Il am going to
oppose that resolution for the same reason me
Senator f,om PttsSlvania eff red il. an
going to Oppose i! from the sand point Ct
party. The sena'Grs GIN make what they
please cut Of that
II sm going to oppose the Appropriation
bill. That is 20 threat. 1t is fso:-s part
of party tao,icJ. 1t is iust as much tn. duly to
resort to thsse methods ss yours Uoees Wc
are permitted to vote upon those measures that
Appropriation bill will be recon uitted. apd ne
will take from it every dollar and cent of tho
appropriation TO pay the debts sou have not
paid for six years. You ask us to pass the
Appropriation bill to make good youe party
defaults"
Mr. Riddleberg:r han fl red tho folowir 6
substitute
Resolved. That the Ssnate will proceed 90
Friday next Of :. o clock to vots on the lduisl
and congressional! apporIionment bills with all
their pending amendments 10 lhs order 10
which they have been presented, snd that for
the purpose of fall debate the first named shell
be taken up tt-1sy at | O'Clock, and the atcord
at o'c'cck.
Mr.. Digs' amepdmant " rs sdop'ed, bu. The
resolution as amended Hss defea'ed-sy:s II );
noes, 15-it rtqoi,iog tgo-th;rls vo,e. Mr.
Nswbesry voted With the Democrats, Mr.. Rid
dieberser's substitute was also lost.
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B5enacino PlacRr6.

LONDON. March ga p'ac,rd has been
posted 10 Du5lio menacin2 the membns Of
Par,isment from that city because of THEIR sup
posed Intention to vote fer the oIoture.
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NEWS OF TIE Day.


The death. 10 E7gland. Of Lid Erskin,. ia
announced.
-Four hundred ADD CRY Swiss farmers ha,o
left Thuo for III, United States.
Senator Hills Philadelphia PHYSICIAN reports
his condition mitch improved. He will proba-
bly, 60 to Cd Poias Comfort, csl7 ok. w,ek
Al Aiken. 8. g., yesterday ntg'o named
Giioy GrssD WAS SHOT aud killed by Wade Lee
mar, white, wHils tho lcrner WIS trying to seal
Q hog.
1t is stated that another olnsis:sr, will be
held by the Pope ia May, wAea the Arc; :
blsnop OF Cologne and tho Fspal puneio to
Spain will bs created cNdina's.
1t is reported that the Governor Of Sierra
Leone has decided to send three wir vessels to
Monrovia, Liberia, bacausc CT The mslrest nc at
OF British subjects.
The chief Ct the nibiIistst executive c,umil-
tho Little Garden" nine. hea baeo ar:sst,d at
81. Petersburg.
Prof. s. D. Gross. OF The j lf,7sOn Ned csl
College, ct Philadelphia. yesterday resigned the
chair of surgery ia the college faculty on
account of advanced ysars ard d:sira to mako
way for yCupgtr men.
AS stated IN yeserdsy'8 G.zes!c, vlSleDt
burrlcsno twspt over pcr,ioa OF Ol.chita
parish, louisiana, on Sucday GVoDi1g. which
destroyed propsrty to thu extent of SOS 000
Several oclored psop!o were killed, ard cns old
coIored woman was literally carried away by the
storm. Her body has not yet been fouud.
The New York bosrd Of aldermen yesterday
adopted resolutions req Nesting President AT
thur to riclll Mine5ter L1Wsll. from Eopland
aud replace him by on ambassador Who vi | soc
to j. that the rights OF American ci,iz.rs sro
fearlessly and risidl5 crf1road.
10 the Senate yesterday resolution offered
By Mr., Butler, OF S, c.. Vas adopted. calling on
the Attorney General for c,py Of this rtc.ut
latter to tho Unted Sss'es dislic. attorney of
South Carolioa. MIR Butler said the letter
con!sincd statements s, extraordinary aud uL-
usual from ao.binst officer that he could sc,ro,,
Iy crlGlt it. and desired 90 eXso: c1py fthe il
Ssruc iols " r the Attorney -Gontra's sises-
ture.
LAND SALES p. A. Spotswood has sid bis
farm 10 Madi'oa Co., c,utacins 232 acres, 10
DR.. Jtmss A. Hill of ths same c)u1y, for the
sum of SIS. 500.
Mr. SDotswood has purJhsacd CT Mr.. j. NJ.
Mortop, 234 acres, principally low eroupde, ~
log Two miles below Rac,ocn Ftrd, in Oar 90
c,pnty, for S.. 500.
Mr.. Wesley Stephens has sold liz farm coL-
tsiniDg 100 ceres, lying two miles west of
Oiarge y. II. 10 Mr.. Iiowood Brotkipg, for
$1,000.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
POSTPONED.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandra Gtzstte.l
RICHMOND. March 29-2p p. m;-The House
of Delegates o.dsy, on motion of Mr.. Frazier,
postponed the consideration OF the report il ref
e1encs 10 4. 3. Fairs inability to hold his seat
in the House snd bs Superintendent of Public
Instruction q: the same tims, ill Wednesday
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MATTINGs MATTINGs | MATTIEGs ! l.
500 Rolls Of White. Cheek AID Fancy Mating.
jus! opened at |, EICHBERa's,
na,25-lW
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TEE PETERSBURG DISTRICT Demo cat ne.
gro politicians in the Petersburg distrc! ssy
that it is the determination CT their re, in thst
district to run colored man for Congress.
State Senator r. 3. Wilcox. of Prince 1eorge
county, who recently announced in the Virginia
Senate his change of political faith, lives in this
district and i, said to be an a'plrant fo' the
nomination. With their CT sevan thousand
majority 10 the fJur!h district some CT the negro
leaders indicate that they do net propose to
yield to any, but shall demand that they be
recoRniz I'D and given the nomination f:r Con-
gress this year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29

B.resics ia tba latest styles # sprirg goods
this week at D. Ruhsn & Co.'s Boo, aid Shoe
House, No. 6s King street, ntxs door to FL.
Strauss
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Treaty Ratified,
Financial.

TEEERAN. Mach 9-The frontier treaty
bs.ween Russia and Persia has ben rs.iGid.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLf by
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAECH {
Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher ssid not lorg ago

Rev. Henry Ward Bsechsr ssid not lotg ago
that labo!ing man ought to be satisfied TO
Iva on VIVA. dolIar day waud bu7. That
be is Of The Same opinion siiil is made evident DS
his present opposition to the bi Tor the
exclusion of Chinese cheap labor. As General
Malone is also opposed to thu sans bill, ne
must agree with MIR. Bseohar on the q1esslon
involved in it IS we'll as 10 does Oh oil the other
subjects that arc supported BY Mr. beecher
and the IN %. ultra republican s. And yet the
General is @ prof.ssd friend OF Auer'c,n
labor. But bis friendship is worse than his
enmity; for he is in favor Of making every poor
man pay double fox the necessaries OF Ito 10
order tha! mouopclists may b, protected. apd
would not only obliterato ell rscs dis:i1c'iors'
and make white mon srd negroes W:rk together
and for thel Same wages. bu. would h'od the
county with Chinese, 80 that the pslca Of
American labor would b. reduced to that OF
the psupar labor If Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Mar. 90
Offerings Of 800 hssd of cattle. 400 sheep and
% COWS and calves. Cattle sold at from 4 to a.;
aheop st 5l71c and COWS .ntcalves 2O.SG1 Ut.
tie market higher than for several yoArs PISS!
and with prospect Of still h!ahsr iIuto, for lhe
next 80 or 70 dsys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29

Until the new regime 10 Virgins tho u. 3.
Senators frcm this S!slo Wero treated With
distinguished courtesy wherever they went
even by those who disagreed with them politi-
csly. But that, like all other good rules, has
been changed by the readiastels. TOR their
Senator achieved his position BY such rematk-
able means ard supports, suc9 rem'rksbc
principles, that the resptc. that would otherwise
be accorded him when awsy from hope has
bean entirely dsspsted, So is clearly shown by
Che following extract from the Baltimore
Gtzatts of yesterday:
Gan. William Malone, Republican seot-
tor r,m Virginia. visited OUT c'y YESTERDAY
but DID not tsrry oug Evidently the ,ir OF
Baltimore, where pooplo have hsbit ct psylrg
their debts. does not sg;es vi h The b"s
Renudiator,"
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A SPLENDID STOCK OF MISSES and
"A Ca1LDREN'S SCHOOL and Walk
ING BOOTS; slEo a full line OF MISSES and
CHlLDEEN'SD DRESS BOOTS ar SHOES of
The latest styles; cheap and of good quality.
W. b. WADDEY, llO King ct.
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MES. F. A. HOWELL has just returned
4HA from the North, htving attondsd the
Spring and Summer openings ofMILLINERY,
and has opened at har old stand, 104 King st., q
lsga and well selectei sock of MILLINERY
ara FANCY GOODS .;
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We heve now ready for your atp:ction, cur
new Spring styles otlsdies ae hand -,ewed BUT.
ION BOUTS. These goods arc made in the
very best manner, and mcst modern styles. n
perfect t.. and Every pair warranted TO give
sstiaftc:i,n. The day has gone by to pay X or
SEVEN dollars for pair of Boots when 3ou can
get as good for Gya dollars a.
,o WADDEY'S, 10 Kingss
mh:o Ale1sndris, Va.
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A WE'LL ASSORTED sTOCg OF BOYS
IA end YOOTA'S BOOTS and SHOES Of
very fine quality, which will be sold at tuch
priues as cannot fail to please
mt2S wv. .. WADDEY. Ito KIM at.
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Ghs matke! is steady Lnd Htm a. pl !es which
have been ruling for the past few dsys. Thee
is only q fair demand for Flour, and quotations,
are unchanged. Wheat sold at la5.li5 IS /.
qualify. Pu! litIlo Corn is coming in. and white
brought IS. Noting doing in Rye or 0sIs.
Country Pre- dGcs is quiet, except Butter, which
i, eca,ce and higher.
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-" g.ACK-DRAUGHT" cures costiva.

ness and Sick-Headache.
Fog sals By g. 8. Leadbaassr s. Bro
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep-

SIa, IIluIStslION anu NearlUurn.
For sale by e. 8. Lesdbester & Bro.
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NOTICE, Ladies.

GHOIUE FRESH BUTTss for sale by
~ mht9 q HILRIJHN
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Mr.. Parker Campbell. of Richmond, died 10
Jacksonville, Fla, yesterday.
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STAR
Will stsnd til, season a

Will stsnd Till season at
OATS TAVERN, WEST END,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
From April to June 80, 1882
Star is dark bag. l6 hands high, and years
old; an excellent driver and draught horse !:
weight lt0J lbs; troIted his mile 10 z.45 in-six
weeks handling; hiss taken three frat premium s
at the Alexandra fairs. He was raised By Mr.,
Willis Henderson, Of Fairfax county. Va; bis
sire was cd Star. Morgan hcras: lis dam q
Black ReWk Marc from Kentucky, Terms:
$40 for the lesson; Sl5 to irs1re.
H&The best Of care will bs tsken CT all m srfs
lett At the stand. No sccoult.biljty, however,,
for unavoidable accidents.
mh8 r. D. OATTs. Proprietor.
N0UIDA'5" NEW BOOK for sale at
~ FRENOR'S. % and IS King stre,t,
Q, In ha1emm.. by "ouiis" rspsr covers,
novel; soc.
Rear, = poem, By Rev. 2 A. Warrener; 81 rs
o, Inc a BOOK OF the Ce.d, By George H. Bcksr;
The Worlds Foundations, by Agnes aiberne,
Anolherlost c- 1ay.-"The Capillary Fountain
rem" an ever reader writer, useful 10 every
body; tinpls. convenient better than q stylo.
graph; entirely automatic; no valves air.tight
c.ns or complicated apparatus, price $50.
New lot to-day o, the Automatic Shadinp
Pen; all szss with all coo.s of ink.
mb25 GEO. E, FRENCH.
MAILS AND SrIKEs, Galvanized and
IN Black, cut and wrought, wholesAl and re-.
tail at JAS. +. CARLIN & SONS,
mb2 CS King street
OTTO TENNRssOA & CO.'S. for hAsTKK
~ OARbS. MIA
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WANTED to tuy for cash, q servicesee
gotd action I'd style, suits b for a cstrsss TO
weigh between 1000 and l2C0. bu. not tvN u
hands high. Address. stating price. &C.
p. o. Box, COS. Washington, ID q.
N. B.-lfthere is no onein tha country vi Ing
to sell good horse fer money, l have q very
handSom. PIANO, nearly lew. tha. J veuid
exchange fer Fl at elias. horse, nh2J3i
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STORE AND DEPOT on the v. n. K K;
- 90 miles from Washington. with fAHM
BUILDINGS and FARM OF 800 ACRES, >
SEEDED GRASS ird 50 WINTER GRAIN.
Addrts, q. w. a., Wellington, Va.
mhS9-d &fw1iA
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GENTLEMEN,

we cal! Your a.tsn.ion 10 Cur new style of
line BOOTS and SHOES. The goods are all
made on the new lstt. and for oomfor and 8
peTtec. III they carnot be surpassed; and you
VIII lind that the prices sra lower than they can
hs bought elsewhere. w. B. WADDRY,
ITO King street.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURES ALMANAC MAR 81. 1852
Sun rtses......... s 80 S,ss ssts... ...... & y

ARRIVED.
Str Jane Mogeley, Norfolk. to A Reed.
Str Matisno, lower Potc. to j Rroiers i Cr,
SAILED.
Str Jane koseley. Norfolk. by r A Retd.
Brig II q Haskell, hstar z is. Uubs. By +
Reed.
schr Maggie, Baltimore by T AehsGsy
Co.
MEHORAHpA
Sch.; A. X Cohn and 1h,s anickinst n fran
Washington. 1t Philadelphia Ssh.
Schr Howard WIliism,. from Richmotd ss
New York 23tt
schr D w Irgrah.m. from Rockls,d for
Richmond, at Salem 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chi
Mothers Mothers aothe~s,,,

and lever impossible.
For sale by e. 8. Lea dbeater & Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29

NEW YosX CATTLE MARKET. March ~
Bsevee-Notbing doing in beef cattle pies;el
beef sides had Glow sals at high Hgure.,
including poor to prime o. Gallo per ID.
Calves-Poor to pine qn.l;iy toli real.
lily at t4i9Ac pc, 10. hos-iressud vsais were
doing fairly at l0al2c per ID.
She.p and Lambs-Sales were at GaSG Is per
leo lbs for sheep ard at G 75aS8 for yssrng'.
Spring lambs were going at sc 10 50 par hes!
generally. Good 10 prime dreEBei mutton scld
tkirly at 9as10c Der ID.
Hogs-Live hogs were wantel aGta.S7N
ptr 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. ANcd -
oWs and Calves 25 TO $50.

The market this week was again poorly up.
piled with cattle those that were oHeIei Sod
early and buyers htd to 20 elsewhere for sup
plies. Calves ia good demand at quots,i1ts;
The arrivals this week were In ca ps Of any for
several so weeks Ias most OF them howeyfr sou
ply and 6 Jod demand with ready sales ii QUO.
tations. EoRs sra higher with few sales and bu:
little demand. Cows and calves b:ik 1t quota
lions,