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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-24
FLEBRADO SCHAAAPP
ArOmaticO de Schiedam
UDOLPHO WOLFE.

3 Est6 hecho de Ia meior clsse de ce.
bAds, escogida con sumo cuidado de
los productos de los mas afamsdos dis
tritos cereales esta aromatizsdo CON Ia
esenCia de Ia grama del enebro de TIA.
lie, y SO rectiica por IN prccedimiento
especial que despoia los espiritus de
todas particulares acres.
Como medic de impedir , corregir
los efectos dessgradables y 4 menudo
pelierosos que se producer en- el este.
mago y los intestinos por ell cambio de
aguas-inconveniente que se ven muy
particularmente expuestos los visieros,
los nuevos colonos , las personas NO
aclimatadaN-el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-24
COnpa6la general tssstlsntDc
VAPOREs-CORRE0sFRANGEs EsEs

Li1aea de St NdsGire q SGntGnder.
FL ola 81 de cada mes saldra de st. Nazaire y
escala en- Santander, con destino este puer-
to, via San Thomas, uno de los mejores va
pores de la Oompalia, legando este 6ltimo
racruz con el siguiente ITINERARIO.
SALIDA. LEGADA.
De st. Thomas el g.. & San Juan, P g. el z
s. Juan, P. B. el la Habana Ell. 80. II
Habana ell II "a Veracruz ell. 80. IA
RETORNO.
Saliendo de VeracrUs el l8 de cada mes,
negara este puerto oei "a al 26, tomando
aqui los pasajerosy fetes para Europa.
P,'ecios de pGsqjeS i',terc0loniGles.
FRA Entire pts. Pc
De este puerto aSt Thomas sl0 IS 3
Veracruz.. 80 45 IS
PTecios de pGsqjes trGsaAdnticos.
II del' 2'de II 3' de II Entire puente
5000 $l75 $3.50 $50
Est precios son pagaderos orc ame-
rcanO 8 su equiyalente en- moned orriente
on el 5 PIX de aumento.
OONOESIONEs.
Sc expiden pasajes dc ida y de vuelta Gu lcs
viajes intercoloniales validos por dos meses y
con un 10 PIX de rebaja' y en- los trasat-
lanticos validos por I'M afo y con un 25 p. *
de rebaja A toda familia cuyo pasaje com,
pute al montante de cuatro paSajes de camara.
SO le concedera una rebaja de 16 p.%.
Los nihos memories de afios, gratis: de
8 amos ia -. ; dc 8 8 IL la mitad, de ~
cumplidos pagaran passje enterc Cuando
una tamilia tenga varlos niflos memories de 8
a6os' solo uno dc ellos llevaran gratis, los de-
mas pagaran A. parte de pasaje,
PASAJES DE CRIADOS.
Los varones al precio fjado para los oe en-
re puente, y las mujeres pagaran 2T3 de pa
ale, TOM sGupor suS amos.
Para mas intormes dirigirse los agentes.
SilvG FeTrer q 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-24
SehnappS sromaticO De SchiOdsn.

90 bebera Embellishments INFALIBLE;
mientrss que en- Caeos de HIDROPE-
SIA, NAL DE PIEDRA, OBSTRUU-
CION DE LOS RlNONES, ENFER.
MEDAD DE LA YEJ1GA. FSTRE-
CHEZ, DYSPEPSIA y DEBILIDAD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-24
Piz& HerIllanos.
PUERTO RICO.
GRAN DEPOSITO DE CALZADO.
Venta pOr mayor: FOrtaleza 32
Venta pOr menOr: FOrtaleZa 20.

Esableda su6entes ementc enndo continue
Europa que atiende exquisite las
de todo nuesra espeadad reac6n las necedad
mercado moderna ndus produces cnauos dos mpo
acones menuaes atender exatud las pedd
que svan honrarno nuo aonados amigos de a Pro
vinca segudad de anto
aeros podeos oecees surdo general de SIN COMP
TENCIA EN- PRECIOS nj OALIDADES. hta 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-24

arr1ba de dlez toneIadas segUn cOnVen1O es-
pecial todo con s por 100 capa fete paga-
dero en- Liverpool.
F6sforos y acidos sobre cubierta, Dor
bulto que no exceda Ia medida de pies GU
bicos 6 /, en- todo pagadero On Liverpool.
No go tirmara conocimiento por menos de
81. /.
Todo embarque de arroz que exceda de-
20OO sacos On un solo conecimiento deven-
CARA el fete de 3OI en- vez de $751;
Para otros pc -meneres dirigirse q los &c.
nores White Forman %. Liverpool. Sobri-
nos de EzQuiaga, San Juan Pto-Rico, Krae-
mer Go. Mayaguez, Muller, Hingelberg
FOrfar 90 Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-24

mtOs los
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
Ey b. T. luaas. Auc.ionetr.
EFISH WHARF RENT BY AUCTION

On SATURDAY, F,traaiy 9th. 1882, ii -
o'clt cs m , in front Of III, new Market Suiso-
ing koys street. thu CORPORATION FISH
WHARF will DO rentel for thu q suing hirs
IA ,nths. com ercirg Mach l, 1892 The reLlcr
will be # q1ired to Irish mater al for and 10y
platforms sufficient TO sccc modate The ,rscu
All passwaJs mast be kept open joId free lr. nj
ohstructi ,ns; The rect 10 .r,G! ro tu.lti
vi hin lees distance than 20 f,at from The eA:s
front OF the wharf, rcr thsn 10 feet If, IN ,hr
south front. No privilege f,r the sale of hon rs
will ee granted inconsi:.snt with the laws Of h,
city on that tubisct 7 he rantor will b,nq .ir,d
to remove the oHal within IS hcu,a, and lu.e =!
Il shall b, thrown into tho liver. Posses,lon vii
be kissn Oh tie Let of March. lss2
No bids will be cons d red un.ts' the | .te,a
shall TO kntwa or voucned for 10 III aurlaca,t7
as re.poneible.- The ,ight to reject any " al
bids is reserved.
All articles landed on tho wharf f thU is, Ct
the ci y 10 DO free FRI III Wharfage.
Terms: Or sh, Lay able in u. L. cvr:o3cy, gid
or silver colo.
By oldsr Of tie JOi1t Committee On Puzzle
RI. prty. JOHN w. PkARE
feDlS.G y; ChSrmsn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18

fho Ieacjuators en1 ertsin entirely d.f-rstt
Ideas respecting the purposes of tbe party Of
which they are msmbtrA Their Washington
organ. tor ioslarc, snys the aim. of The psrty
10 10 enfrsucblss the people Of the South and
Tree them from tho political Intolerance Il at
has crnsh:d ola. froo thought aud foe oo;iou. "
Mr.. NewbeRry one of their most iLfacniial
leaders. on tia cootcaSy. s,ys the party mas
become the clcsss: corporation iha. w,s ever
forged TO fetser human fr: adom," vi ia Mr..
L9bfook. snoiher ono ot i:s leaders. s,ys Ill
siead Of sshlibg tn, erost VAR of tho ernie,
the party is org,gtd 10 a Struggle for ofco
and paco and q scramble for spoila" As the
gentlemen mentioned are on tn, spot, knew
exactly whereof they ars talk OK and have ntver
had their reliability question cd. unbiased ZEN
OF all par les will ncc.pt tbsiy evidence in pr; f.
ersr O, to that Of the organ to which refe,er o.
ia mado.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18

The rcaGidsters having b:okrn up Blacks
bdfs College. have nov determined upon the
DESTRUCTION ct the Virginia Military Institute
as Lexington. No matter how mu,h of re-
pntistot mau may b.. it he b, susceptible to
ordinary human ioHu,noes hs docsn't want to
have bis scns taught repadis'ior. or that what
ID morsls wrong can DO poll i,,Ily right. Ger
tsIo!y 20 dsbt.paying man wants his sous
taught asy suoi immoral doctrine Therefore.
IS uelthsr rsaii1s!eFs nor debt payers will sspd
sher sous to n school tho tcschcrs Of which are
all belisversin that doorine.-1od 90 other sort
will DO employed ty tho readjaster board Of
sisitors-the school must CT nsctsiiy die Of
want Of pupils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
THE IN ArkAla.

BALTIMORE, Feb. IS -Vircinia sizes t-f,rtet
- do consolidated 81; do "a r"ries $50; paat
dls coupons =: new 10 40a ID bid tv. day.
Cotton fem midd'ing, III. Flour UNCHANGED
and quiet. Whest--Southern scarce and higher;
Western inactive snd lover; Closing dull; South.
trn rnd lS0ils5i 90 amber lS6al4); No l Nd
l3nl3H4; Mar 19Ci,lS14: April lS4slls4s; NAV
1S5l,l35a; Juno 1t3lsi34s; July 12aal2Si
CoIn-Southern steady; western finn but ir :
setive; Southern white 74.74l; do yellow CT.
April Cha g.; May 6oi.70a; June 10.71; steam.
CT % AK, q. Cats quiet and lower; Southern
47assi Wastern white 43A49; do mixed 46a47 /;
Fem 45i49. Rye dull at 94s95 Hay dali
and VI changed: Coffee firm; bio csrgoes ordi-
nary to fair si,9i. Sux>r firm; Asoft "a.
Whisky neminally 1881 20.
NEw YORK, Feb Is Stocks dull aud ur-
settled. Houey6 Cotton firm; uplands 1Is (;
Orleans liz. Flour dull and hn,vy. Wheat
ieis active lslio lower. Cora dun and 4,ic
lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EvgNINs, FEBRUARY IS

The damoCra! profess gris! regard for the
Constitution. an ! denou-ce The republicans for
their r,paated disregard and iaffae.iops Of
ttat instrument. But that they fail 10
sss The bbsn ia their own eyes while Ct
serving The mote in those Of their poll
t;c, opponents. is rl,inly evico,d By the
suDfot they gave the republicans 10 ths
pAssles Of the aut:-oolygsmy bill. That the
Constitution is not perfect instrument is DOW
40 old discovery, but as lorg as any section IF
it rem,ins uorepasl:d or uosncId. ID, the pre-
visions OF ha: slc:i,n. whether right OF wrong.
should oontious to b., the Supreme LAW of the
lard The Constitution says. "Congrsss shsll
make no Law prohibiting the free exsrcs, tf
religion" 1t also says No religious test shall
tVar b, rq Tired for ofic'." Mahom etsuism is
religion. end Numbers its believers By the
million. Mtrnonism ia u religion, whose
Worshippers have made the wilderness blossom
a. the rose, sud who ore c,uoted by The ten
Thousand. They are eli much religions ns
Buddhism, BratminisD. Judaism CT the
Christian relisioo. for religion mesus CD
acknowledgment Of obligation to God. with
teellog Of rtv:rsnce aud love. and con-
stqusnt duty of tbsdieccs to what arc
believed to DO bis Commands PoIygamy
is topet Of both The M.hcm ,tan and the
M'rnon religions And Yet democratic Sans-
tors. tho espscia! champ iors Ct thu observstcs
OF tho letter IS we'll ss tho spirit Of the Conssi-
iudoo. volcd for u bill milking pclygamy 10
Ut'h punishable by fac and imprisonment,
AID 5lsffaOchls re thts, who prro!ice it lhsrc.
snd reudefiog them ire,p.be of holding office.
II the anti 20 yssmy hilI as passld by ito
S:pa'o docs 10, prohibit III, froo ,x.ic.so CT
r,lgIop, ADD does not reqairs a religious te:t
for Ofi,o. then words Ct tho American laneu,gn
have eaassd TO DO the opponents of ideas 10
American brainP. If tho Constitution be
Wong. let it b. lighted; ba, rs long 80 it re-
hai1s unAltered. lot It be observed 10 every
particular. for up 20 its strict OBJ e,vanoe depend,
The fatur, stability of ,hn onuutry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
A Jewish Romance.

LONDON. Feb. lS.-Advioes from 81. Peters
burg con6tm the statement of cuuapes by
p,asan!s upon Jews. 90 mo 5!h ins'., 10 vii
lsge besr Kchernet. when ten were nearly
bsa!en TO death. Il appears that a Jewish
msi1ea ran away with Chris ian lov.r to get
msrr;oi and bo blptiz ID 10 the orthodox faith
The Jews of her village. being suRer,d at this.
ac:u,ed the maiden before III, authorities Of
rohhe'y. cbarse tina. WIS not substan;iated
rb, y afterwards stteHpad TO foroibIg capture
her. but the peasants drove them off. Tho
Jewess was subscqu,n ~ bapt z, ID and m,rli. d.
A fire bretking cut 10 the vitg, during tie
ceremony Was attributed to Jewish r,vspee.
AID b, nee The attack 1000 those OF that faith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18

A Wedd!Hg,

ICoIrtsporderc Ct TIE AlsxsGdiil G.. ste.
FAIRFAX @. II, w., F,b. l6.-SomsIhipg
outside Of tbs routine CT every dsy business lif,
10 til; plac, took place las! night at The resi-
d:rc, oil B. Cat6eld, esq, one Of our w;sllby
ard nest Influential ciliz.ns Il vas q mar
risge. 1t seems strange that such . thioe
should happen Gere, bat nevertheless tis true
The CONTRACTING parties were Jaocb FL. Trolh,
esq CT this pltoo, and Miss M.rg E.. second
daugb.c. Of B. Car6sld. esq
The frat msd WAS Miss Bella Csn6alj, who
waited, with j. d. Watkins. esq; tho second
Vas Miss F.ncie Garfield. with WaIler Powell.
esq.; tho third was Miss Ida JACOBS. with VII
SOD M.lote efq., and the fourth WAS Miss
Addie Il lie. With WIN. S.sa:S. c:q
The ceremony WAS p rformsd by Rev. VIM.
FJisYlh 2. L. Of the Washington Disir;o! of
the NJ. L. Church. 10 q solemn. yst Effective
manner. The bride were 90 olive brown ss,ip
dress, with OF p:opli,!e trimming The maids
were duss d 10 whi:e, embema'io.l Of their
youth sud ion1osnos. Mrs D. s. Watkins
wore back velvet dress. with handsome g,ld
and diamond ornaments. Mrs. NanG Il, 10
black silk. With ssge trimming Mrs. x. a.
Calf Id. 10 black silk. With sultAbls ttimmiop.;
Mrs. Z. II. Carver, 10 black sill; Mrs A E
Fl. Carver. 10 browo slk Miss Ellis 10 p!u NIB
c.loled silk; NJ 50 Rumscy. 10 b 'sok six; Miss
Sisson. 10 ash c,loted silk; Mrs. Ashley,
ashes ct ros's silk. With broosdt; the
Misses Do. Wa!kiss. German. Collins and
Ho,g etch wcro black silk; Mrs. Spcer and
Mrs. G. d. Watkins wore black silk with vel
vot trimmings. and Miss Enms Segsr AID Mis-
l. z1is Whitehead wcro garnet, with appropr.-
alto trimninEs.
Tho geutIe men wore handsomely aud FASH
iouaby dressed. but that matters but little. as
not much notice is taken of them 10 such al
array of basu'y AID grsc,.
The rresobls we're Lunerou, AID handsome.
from parIor iursi uro to tub5au!i.l household
goods.
The supper Was spr,ad with elaborate taste
sud beautiful dispaY Of I'll tho dtlicicics of .bo
saas,p, and would at oIo i,';to sud ssi.fy lhs
sppetie Of 40 epioure.
Among thoas nrssept were Mr.. Ashley and
Stasts. Of Nav Ycrt; MI. E;lis. of Bos on, and
Messrs. BIrka. Carver. Davis. F:Ig lson. Gut
nell. HsSxturst, Mill,r. Malone. murray. Pow.
ell. Rchsrdson. Rumsfy. Skinner, Watkiu:
| aud others.
May the chac'st blc:tin:s OF Heaven rest on
'ho bride hDi groom for vr is tn. " sh oI
FAX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
Various Causes

Advancing years, ezra. sickness, Gissppoint.
meht. Al d hereditary prsdispoailion--All operate
to turn the hair Rrty, and other Ct them inclnes
1t to shsd premslurely. AYBh's EAIR VlaoR
will restore faded or grsy, light or +. d hair 10
rich brcwl or deep black, as may ba desired. It
st ems sDd cleaDses the scalp. giving it healthy
tct.on. 1t removts aud cures dst druf and
huu1"ra. By lis use falling hsir il cheuRed, AZ
new growth will DO produced in ali cases " here
tho ici,icl-s a:a not DESTROYED or The glands de.
eyed. lis effects are beautifully shown IN
brsshy, weak, or sickly hair, on which few ap.
plfcalions will produc> the glots and freehnt ),
youth. Harmless and sure in its re,ulta, it is
valued for tho soft lrs,re aud rchness of lone i;
imp,rts.
AYERS HAZE ViooR Is colo,less; contains
neither Oil nor dye; and will Eos soil OF color
WI 10 eanbric; ye! tlasis long on the hair. and
Keeps it fre'h and vigorous, impa,l * an sxreo.
able perfume
For esls by oil druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Illness Of IA Editor.

R1cHMoND. February Isl. Ham. Chan
bsllsio, editor Of lte ato. is 'yisg Dangerously
i'll of pneumonia.
20 Days Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE
The Senate was not 10 session C. LAY, havirg
&C 'uraed yesterday to Mond,y.
HOUSE.
The Sprsksr laid before tho House q rssolu
ion Of the Legislative Assembly OF U!ah pro.
t, stioR agsiIsi the passage Of ths bill no1 BE-
ters Congress- regarding that Territory. AID
ss.Sss ly inplofing the G,vernment to exam
loo we'll the matter. IL was referred to the
Coumi'lee 40 the judiciary.
Mr.. Tewassnd. OF Ohio, lr>n tho Commit
toe on Commerce, reported the bill 10 promote
the thcle. O. Of the life swing sNvc,. ard to
encourage tee saving Of lie from stiparlck.
Retired to tbs Commit Of the Whole.
Mr.. Housa. ct Tennessee, tom the Commit
tee 90 Civil S.vic, reform, reported tho bill
fur tho iliio al sscerraiomsut OF lac 10 c.sss
Of rrisa,e cl.ins. O.dered to b, printed aud
rec InIni:.ed.
Tue uo1uirg hour haIi: e bccu Gispe nssd
with, the House. g! 1885. weot into Commit
tee Of the Whole On the immediate deficiency
bi l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
A Cough, Cold or Sore Tb

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
6s stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
lncuraDie Lung Disease or COnsump.
ton. Is RIO w MS u IL ON q III A L.
TK0CHES do not disorder the stomach lib g
cough syrups and balssms, but act directly
on the tn1amed parts, allaying irritation,
glverellefIn Asthma. BrOnch1tis, Coughs,
Caiarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Ringers and Public Speakers are sub.
iect 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicisns,
and always give perfect sstisfAcsion Hsvip q
been tested by wide and constant use for near; y
IN entire generation. they have attained we'll.
moriLed rank among the few staple remedies 81
the eRe. Sold at pc. . box everYRhera mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18

A CARo.--The Principal of AleIandria cad
emy takes this opportunity to thank the Young
lsties knd Rentlsmen. for their most tfic an,
services On latt Thursday night. and also to his
friends and the public for their patronage NOT
Wi:ts;sntiig the inelemency Of the weather
Thanks are rs, dueLo the Principal of St. Johns
Academy for Em iosnad upon that occsiion.
4 FULL SUPPLY OF CANNED OORN.
"a TDMATOkS and PEACHES, Standard
Dranfs, for sale ~
feoI w. A. JOHNSON g. 90.
& YEkI CHEAP ard PRETTY LOT OF
Ia WHITE ant kRD TABLE DAMAsK
j ust received at
feb!6 AMOS SLAYMAKRRS.
NIX AM STAINS EXTRACTING PEN.
L ClL Tor rsmoVinx ink and other stains from
The bands. a convenient and useful article.
JAll4 RUBERT BELLS SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18

A. soon as the pea lisr Influences which Gen.
Ahhone knows SO wall how 10 employ were
brought to b7sr lpo1 ths single ssrsightout "a.
pub lean In the Virginia Senate. thsy produced
the dssne effect and gave the reAdiusters the
one vote necessary TO make the tic tina. the Lieu
tenant Governor was on hand to dtciie. And
thus again hes been VERT I'd tho opinion Mr.
John Wise entertsils of Virginia Republicans
But. Is the vo!e of M Lewis csnuot be sv.il.
able ii the combined opponents Ct boslism refuse
to vote and thereby brssk quorum, q further
use Of persu,sives will be requisite in order 10
{ btan the one more vote that in UGH a case will
be required to enable them to make The com.
mands of the Boss the supreme law of the STATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18

UrpEavILLE NorEs.-Rv Tics. l.. Patl-
s)a of Alcxaudli,. aidrt s3ed tho people of Up
pervio ard visiritS on III, atsolbiog topics OF
tho ds5-lossl option AID tcmperapos-Feb.
18Th 10 be Baptist Church and en- tho l4sh 10
tina Nett o1st Church. Misunderstanding tbe
uul and rain, both moeiifg, wcro we'll attend
ed. SD much Interest," msGitt Sled.
The reNdJustcrs ara nskids il lively tlr post
mtstrs 10 this part Of he Slate. nolwi; hat nd
lbg the disappesr41os Ct tho rc.ideut r.dic,ls
and roadiuSto,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
LIST OF LETTRRS

The following is a list of the letters remainins
in the Alexandria, Virgins, postofice Feb. IS
Persons calling for letters will say they are ad
vertised and give the date of the list
If not called for within thirty days, they will b,
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washington
Aline Rlene HscSley, John
Branson, 81 m1el JoId,pe, Mis- Mary
Bowls, Sa!iy IurKetk Lucy
Brant d %, Martin, LC
Chisley. Mes EAyE Maly, JE
Cbamtlil. Ii g Primer, Hester
Oolemsr, Gts Painter, y r
Dove JeaEie fuaey, II j
GltVjr, Thomas Renels. LII
Cree, Dick Snead, Mrs. Z
hsrritO1 Jefferson Z Wildman, r B
1t LEWIS MCKBHzIE, P, II,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
AUCTION SALES.
By 4. T. Lucsa, Auctionesr.

VIRTUE of dsei of t,uh fr1,u D. A
~ Milb:utn and wife. dated the ID dsy a.
Ftb;ury. 1881, aud rec ,rded in libe. No q
page 1926. one OF ths land record, of tbs civ Of
Ale1ardris, and st the request OF the party A.
cured thereby will sci! 1T public aucli N, in
front of lhs Fairfax stress entrance OF the Ms,.
ket Building, on SATURDAY, the 18th aay Of
March. 1852. at - oclcct M. ,hs following
properly. to Wit: a TBNEMBNTa and LOTOf
GROUND in the city Of AleKandri.. Va,
bounded as follows. VIZ: Basi aniag st III, in.
ier,ec:ion of the south side OF Pfinco:s strEe,
With east side Of st. ks,ph street, ard runnins
thence south with east side of St Asaph st-ss,
twenty feet; th9nce east eghty.thres feet 4 "a
irchss; thence north twenty fest; thence ives;
on Princess street. eighty three feet fv, itcau
to the beginning.
Terms of Gale: Ono third OF purchase money
10 cMb, and The balance ia equal payment, A,
six and twelve months, wi interest from dsv
Of sale, tbs purchaser to give his notes for ,bs
deferred payments, and titls to DO retained until
whole of purchase money is psi1. All convey.
ancirg ~ cost of purchaser.
A. w. ARMSTRONG
fah1S-tj
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Mrs. ScOyille's Letter,

CHICAGO. F.b. lS.-Mre. Scovie, in On TO-
tcrvIew wi h Tribune reporter last nigh. sta
ted that The letter wIitcn by her to Mr.. Gar
field was not intetded ft tina public but as q
Dersonsl appeal IRON o woman TO woman for
forgiveness for her bro hers insane act. n.w
Ihs letter bec;m rub 10 ia 9 mystery 10 hr.
She did cot see N turprised at Mrs. Garfield re-
Mo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18

The OYSTER WAR.-Gav,ra,r Gsmsron has
issued q proclaim sion iss:r:c itg M.j,r H. q.
Carter. commsnier OF the First Battalion of
Volunteer Artillery, 10 proceed to the waters of
the Chesapsak, sud give sush sssata 90 , a. msy
b. nq1;rtd in thu ee'vc' of prcc SIZES for felony
agsiost srci rersahS as tr, f1ua1 eussgsd in
the unlawful tsking OF o,s',ta oVreiinis waters,
The cul9 intcll ca recriv, q Of the nilinry ex-
pedi.ion sgsindt the dsptedatory OF ster f .et 10
the waters 6f The Rappsnannock River is he ri-
port of UApt.io B!ood,worth, OF The Baltimore
freight steamer Gas;oc. which oim down Ches-
pnake bag yesttrisy. The CASTOR poss.d the
mouth Of the RapDshaRnock at IL o clock, at
Which time The steamer Louisa had six tylter
soaoonsr5 in tow, aad a. soma distance up the
rVar uss steamer suppl ID to b., her c,Ds;r..
tho V!ct0ri. j. Pod. No Other oy.tcrnen
w'rs 10 sight aod as hs ", ste. Gnsrs fl equally
blocksded the river it Is ptesnmeId that ,he sst
of The fle bad boon driven up tho river Whsre
they will 90 douht Do oanutt&. Ttere were
90 Indications OF fgat hasiog taken pace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. February ls.-The
market to day vas shade fsmer. bu' prizes are
not q1otably higher. Flour is dali. Wheat
sold at lSO.13', and Corn at 73,s0 a. to quality.
The offerings of grain c>n,iaue light the bsd
roads preventing shipments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-18
Financial,

NEW York. Fsb. 1S.-lka stock Market
oponed = per c;ut higher than Yesterday 8
c'ositg quotations, Il chmotd and D,oyi Ia
being proGineut 10 the sdvsuca. la III, early
dealings d:clino Of tai per can't took place
Western Union Leading, af;tr which the market
sid up 4,lB per cant. Richnood add Dltville
sod up per C mt. at $50
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fahl8-ti
TRUSTRKS SALE or THH STEAMER
L MARY WASHINGTON, CT Alexand,i.

'hoo4 Rno o6abn w u N OIL - n Mkk
l. MARY WASHINGTON, CT Ale1andlh
Under authority Of . det OF tIuss executed By
the Upper Potomac Steam boat Company, best
ing Cate the frat day Of Nay, 1875, Of record ia
The Custom House of Alexandra. Va,Iuil
otfsr for sAlo at pubic action. on THU RSlpaf
III, PSI Day Of March, 1872. the STRAMER
The steamer was built in 1874 il Isl feet in
length % feet broad on floor timbe,s and 4i
feet over guard, hu,,hen 29i tons. light drat
say 80 inches; has permit from ths Government
Inspectors to csrIy 80 pissengerp. She hss
b zen lately overhsued on tho ways and thor
'uGhly repti:ed, and is beicvsd 10 b.. i, oil
rep ,cls. in good runli lg oder For s;vA.
seasons past she has been running very suc,e $.
fully $ An excursion boat on the Potomac
The steamer is lying ct the Saventh.Slr;e;
wharf. Washington. D. o., where tina will It,
main until the day of sala.
The sale will tase place in ilsxard,i,. al tho
front door CT tho Custom Eouse. on the ~
above stated q! II &C ock m. Terms CASH.
s FEEGUSON BEAOH,
l 0lo-.B TRUSTEE