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forth 10 make them q success. Every train
IA bringing crowds NJ visitors The boys
are backing IN their iayoilles With onthns.
lasm ard on Friday, the great day, on im-
mensc thfong OF people will undoubtedly
be present ut the race track. Nothing &C.
CURED yesterday afternoon to mar the
pleasantness Of the occasion and very
large number Of the fair sex lent the lnspir.
alton Of their presence ana manifested
muoh interest In the various races.
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SADDLERYAND LEATHER.

To-pAy's QUOTATIONS..
SOLE LEATEER OAK--No. ], S9@40 No. 2, 81
SO.
HRMLooK--Best buffalo slaughter, 30; good 49,
best Matamoras 90 No. 2, %; good damage, "a.
OAK HARNESS LEATHER-N0. !. S6@3Sc; No. 2
82c
HEMLocN--Prime. IS: do good, SO: do No. s SOC
FRENCH CALFsKIN-ei % to 90, according to
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIN-No. ], 81 10 to %;
DO No. 2 81 % to 10.
cording to weight.
SHEEP sKINs-Topping xxx per doz. $40 90
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BUGaIEs, SPRING WAGONS, ETC.

THIS is the great central depot for all kinds OF
wagons, buggies, carriages, etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies. The follow
Ing are ruling prices here:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
sHAFTs-s46p9. poles. s9@15 per dor.
BUGeIEs-Grade b and spring, top, e00910o DO
open. s70@S0; do side springs, top S100@1S5 do
side bar, sl0O@l3o; do phaetons el25@l50 grade
side spring, sls0@2O0 do pfAetons, S150@200
bump seat buggies sl75@25G p, atform springs
slloG12G three ST ring wagons s90@15.
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LIQUORS.

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS..
ALCoHoL-s2 80 per gal as per high vines.
WHIsKY-Rectitied, 81 ,10@l 80 as pei proof
sour mash one year old 81 CO. two years old
So 00@s2 rs; three. fears old, 90 50@e2 70; fancy
extra oldwhisky, S4@5. as per age.
WINEs-Claret In case, s3@5, per quality; Ca
tswba, per gal, S0c@1 So Port 81 2o@S; Sherry,
per gal, 81 1905 Madeira, per gal, 81 6095; white
wine. in cases. "a 00@lQ.
. ok, il basket S26@2S; Krug. in basket S26928
Domestic champagne, $7@14
ALI STOCK Ale, per dOz, 90 oO@2 25; Porter
per dbE, 81 OO@2 rs,
Bo3TIE BEEa-st Louis quarts, sI1; rints e12 50
BudNAeiser. own size, 80 30; pints, GA 10; Er.
anger beer, quarts, S18; pints $3.50.
Hui Punch Sl3 on,
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WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Fine spring per ID, p to 25c.; medium spring
10 ei isc bury N ~ Of ali GRADES to &c. Off
Hides-Dry flint, sound and heavy u to 14c;
ditto light 10 to 12c; dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light 9 1-2 to loo; wet salt to 2 lie; green,
butchers, 5 l-2 10 &C; all damaged, wet or dry,
half price. DeersKins, 20 to 22c sheepskins. Is
0c shearli ngs. TO l5c.
Texas has fully 7,OOO.000 sheen. and the wool
crop Of the present year will be worth &C, 5OO.-
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LIVE STOCK.

TODAY QUOTATIONS..
BEEF CATTLE-Butchers stock, 3K.
BARREN Cows-Fat 2s{@3A cents.
ySHIPPING-3H@4 cents
= STcCK-Per head, S9@s18.
Mich Cows-With calves, S25@S40
Hoes-Corn-fed, &C. gross; timber fat, s1s94]a;
stock. 2H@3.
sHEEP-Mutton, sX@sK cents; stock, per head
e160@S2. 90.
HoRsEs-Extra fine, per span, s3oO@s500 fancy
harness, sl50@S200; livery harness, 375@e176;
farm, S50@s125 ponies S15@SS0.
MULEs-Extra heavy tl25@a20G medium $500
90 small A30En.l
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nav. sEEps AID rIEpsruFFs.
-o-Dars oUo11rIcrs,

TO-DAr's ouOTATIcrs.
FrKD-Cbopped corn, Per 30 lhs-, q 20 crush.
and barley. per 10 lbs-, - IS corn bran per io<
fhs.. &c
HaT-Dnrk, sfas bright "a Frun rtore-
~ on i,osrd car o. 10 10 DARK q DG
CoTTOH aEED-Fir1n ~ IKE per bushel-
CrEwar nILIET-We quote e. o. - Hoe
mf1et q ~ % q 90 Scarce IN DE markst
= No. rarror
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90, 900 lie Conte Pear Trees,
three per mail, postpaid, for 81. The
Huntsville Nurseries, Huntsville, Alabama,
have heretofore advertised only for the
wholesale trade, but now offer inducements
70 all who plant Fruit Trees and Fruit
Piants Catalogue free.
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Trurhs r,sseT derrrnt he-- ~ c,opsr.r-
rnf cnorernr- rt1rk - ~ ki1t4 art 49,
7o-narf oro1a-IDu
Hr1<--s< trr-zls 9 - k1lrhEr-H 2 = fsrx
- r9Ezr hz--.4 q h<lfh<-.1E = hco5 80
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wrrnsoR MnEs. orEBrr. NoV. s.-Tbs
mil rbs-s pCwdsr i gra insd and pallzts1
rrrlodef fr-day. he concu saon erTlo1ed
~ nil contnining ne rres. nnd cTlln1e-s
- = fis.nnce 81 eight fset- Bon bu11lnrs
ur-s r1rrrleiely destrCTe1- Aocut ~
<urs 81 powder exrl1oe1- Ter 800 ~
..----.,,7 -. 1870 10 dstris. OrlT On
- - rr~finr IN he MI e. he tIr1s.
- - tI~ur - riecss. N ret q IL
wr~furr 49, g. frunr.
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COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton in this city to-day were
473 bales, 1853 ofwhich came by rail, as follows;
isville, Al; Cedar Hill, G. Mid Lothian, 2 for
Caller & Hill; from Weatherford for A. T,
Obenchain; from Lewisville, s for the city com
press, The shipments were 100 for Mordecai d
by White & Co. over the Texas d Pacific, and 8
bales over the Texas & Pacific for the City COM
press. The only change in prices noted to-day
was decline of sixteenth in New York, In
Dallas prices are firm at quotations.
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NV OELEars, N0v. s.-Tbs Timss-Dem-
ocrnfs Camarro. Merico, speclal says the
TRIAL mum Der Of new Gases since the last ~
rIorf Il 50. deaths, IS. No urecauti0ns have
beer taken b. the po1r classes - avoid TIE
fever. and When taken DO not notify the
rlIrsIrian o. the autb0rities When In pre-
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MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAMs.


New YORK, Nov. S.-The board Of direc-
tor of the Metropolitan Railroad company
for the ensuing year held an election to-
day. The number of stock votes cast was
32,42S. The Gould ticket received 5,246
votes, the Kneelend combination H,l74.
IL is reported that the entire management
Of the company will be changed. When
the meeting came 10 order it was apparent
there would be lively time, as d. L. Lud-
ington, stock holder, expressed IL. s. III.
Kneeland, who was represented by his
counsel. Robert Sewell, had a number OF
proxies from stockholders. Kneeland en-
phatically announced that this election
should be conducted very differently from
it's predecessors. Jay Gould, Cyrus Field
aud Russell Sage were present, as was also
their counsel, David Dudley Field.
sewell and Field had many lively disputes
and were al times greatly excited. Each
voter had 10 make an affidavit
and swear 10 the value Of stock held by
him, and also 10 make oath that he was not
being paid or In any manner recompensed
for casting his vote as he did. Russell Sage
wanted ITO affirm" in reference TO some
stock Of Mr.. Chaplin, but the discOntented
stockholders, 80 the voters were termed,
insisted on SAGE being sworn.
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Press Comment

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The Post says the
tidal wave which swept over the country
Tuesday was a surprise to Wall street only
a. respects its volume or extent. Demo
cratic success bad been anticipated, and
those who would consider the success az q
reason for influencing the stock market had
generally acted on their own judgment
before the election bad occurred The
Overwhelming extent Of the victories Of the
opposition 20 the administration may, how
ever. have Influenced Others to-day, but
here have been few, changes In the stock
rusfket which cnnnot be accounted for by
other fLnn political reasons. Y uited
states bonds. which constitute the meas
ure OF rIubiIc credit, are unchanged ercept
for extended S., which are lover, and the
"a Which are 4 lower.
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there IN - bffier recsipt u rr-in IN fhis
- nrserfnd Ms f1rIntrI vi take nnort Interest
IN t-InrInr fteIf rr1in ~ rrsrfet- Thr recrlpu
~ rn1 fo-1ET wErt belCr Ne reneral
rial fexIa-r To- bore rUnsurpiun. The stIr-
merits errtrnr1c c1t rIr ~ nsu y Shreveport
<cEr ~ uIre1 rr1Ir n CoICrn1o CIT, . 81 81
<I~E.Irr ~ rtlrk rurIf NJ - aacerlslref 11s
rr1r-r rrrrInr r. tIE 60 ~ rrHIr nrI Irrr11l-
~ - nrs 1tCTt ne rEr1rT n cr'-.-1-4
letIEu n Ili4 81 nr1 1Ir111T u.tI1r t11ru
=. tAt Elrl1 1n-r = no n I'D c111l-i1n : \
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The prices On The Call Board today were as
follow Cash wheat sci c. November. Sc
Der So January, q I'D No 2 average Terns
corn IN bulb c.sh. d59Gl; E0vembef. 5oet5
DecrmDer, tg4t January, % I'D Oau In
farks. cash. ~. t0Tember. a hid. December. 81
bid. IsurnrT, 49,. Rye. nacked cash. 81
HErley. EacEed, November. 65ac5 C0rn IN
rhucE On ne Houston 4 fernr Csnfral g. bii 30
nafef f1r NoTertef deliver 81 and ne same
frur< ssfef for December delirsrT.
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There was good attendance on the Exchange
to-day of live, active dealers, and the transac-
tons were better than they have been for some
time past. There was feeling exhibited that
both corn and oats may decline below present
prices, and operators were little OF in their
offers for both. II is fact that grain in this
city commands higher price, comparatively
vnoatinv than IN any other market In the whole
state of Texas, but from present indications
prices cannot recede great deal for there Is not
enough corn or oats in the whole of north Texas
20 supply the demand that will be
made upon dealers here 10 furnish the country
looking TO Dallas for It's wants in this line Until
the cotton picking season passes II Will be almost
an impossibility TO procure hands 10 gather
corn and as prospects now are, the cotton crop
will not be secured until after the new year. II II
does not extend until late In the winter, and for
this reason alone It would be barely presumable
that there will be much COZ gathered for msr'
ket until early In the spring. Prices arc as fol-
lows to-day:
grain on the Exchange to-day; Wheat sO@s5@
90 owing 10 the grade and quality; Nicaragua
wheat 7oe75s oats, spring, S59i5 mixed, for
shuck. s0a52; shelled. 5000. Barley in sacks
rs. Rye IN sacks, Texas, e59l0G northern, sLO0
Little millct seed, 5OMfg German, .tlOQ. A
small advance for grain in store is asked by
dealers
THE prices Of grain in 81. Louis to-day a. re-
portei 10 the Merchants Exchange in this city
were as follows November wheat 92it De
cember wheat 81. November corn, 6ii{ d6lyf:
December corn. b3k. November oats 39i.:
December oats 32's.
TIE grain market in Chicago to-day was de-
moralized, II the telegraph reports are 70 indi-
cate the state Of the market November wheat
opened at % and closed at the same figures,
dve-eighths Of cent under Mondays quota
tons. For the year Il sold in the morning Al
&C. and IN the evening Al e5S, three-quarters OF
q cent decline since the last reports. Corn for
Eorember sold on first call At o6 but brought
only g : On last call falling of Of three-quar-
tiers Of cent since Monday For The year 4
opened ~ Co and closed At Coz. a cent and
quarter under The last prices Of Monday.
TEE receipts Of grain In Chicago one year ag0
to-day were - follows. NheaL fs.Sl2 corn
20 go bushels. Tbs shipments were Of wheat
3. pa and Of corn. "a 90 bushels.
The receipts 81 grain In Chicago to-day were
Of wheat aa9.f5E Of corn. 213s9e oats lss,l57
buEhela
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eS nave oeclneQ steall4E. JL- tltil
"a promises 20 be The 'argeS er
ik6me estimate the crop ~ O. out
es. twill probably reach q 2.l, 0C1.
pas been q favorable se4sUn or its
le acreage is not as larsu as two
there is no good basis TO place the
as high as 1t was then. The corn
s falling far short of the estimates
Jason, and there is good grounds
the receipts in this ely will fall
Ademand. The same holds good
The fall sowing turned out
It those sown in the spring were
les an entire failure, and with
ions were greatly below an
for both these cereals are very
spects of decline. The or
Merchants Exchange in this
h to enhance the values of all
in north Texas. There have
is of wool this fall, and prices
a. Cattle come in slowly and
offered at the yards in this
demands. They are now be-
y rail from the western coun-
Plentiful and the butchers
lied, but, like cattle, they are
IL from more distant lOcali-
n - L. -. Ill
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Iamaeney'e br z. MlldInoOr. ........-....-.....l
eanford's b. {. Heartless.
Parberry's ch z. Jim Buris.
The two-mile dash, which was followed
bg the last heat IN The s:35 race before men
TONED, concluded the days programme.
It.ras apparent that the interest in these
races was yesterday much greater than on
the first dag and Is steadily on the increase.
should the weather remain fine the attend
aucs NAY Be exported 10 increase steadily
esch day TIL the Clofr. A very fine and ex-
tensive programme has been arranged for
this afternoon and an evening Of rare en-
iorment may be anticipated by those who
are lovers Of such sport Io-day's pro
rAmme is ns follows:
THInD DAT-TIksI RACE.
TrUttn r-EU class pure. 40. -.
r Arnst.gDs. Dallss Tsrss B. m AehsAh'
". p. ssuss Fo1 worn. Texas grey e
Is 3 = WI Wien p.uss TsrA b. . Dlek Dsvey.
X. 9 Fnfton, Wsco. Terns b. z Coz Boz.
W. ". Trottsr. Wellington. hHnses D. m
x n. Jones E.s - Louis minois b. 2.
Mcconnell. IarrsnoburKh, Indiana
\ = Tofr D. III Nnrrar Nesaenre-
ThonEs EW61nk 'thester. Illinois. ,. m
rrrDrD aacE
prr~1nr-urte1 rtakeS. 4 Teax Cd and CTe-.
Ik m1s; 81 -. ,; - nadsd. q VIA - .
n c---irsn. Dsu-s-. Ooio-ndo n n Sun
trrrr. ~ LeuInrtr1. On Nun1Ene-
n11rhsI1r bl-1lET. Ferrll IerH1 e. n
II lrrsr'IIra. - VA uHre1 1nu Ms GfeTT.
DEr IErrEEsJ. KErE4 CtT. MlslourL y. r
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THE prices Of grain in 81. Louis to-day a. re-
porfet 10 the Merchants Exchange in this city
were as follows November wheat 924; De
cember wheat 94H. November corn, 6i1@6lyf:
December corn. b3k. November oats, 3ka..
December oats, 327S.
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PuurIrr-Tw0 nile dash. pure. 500 Eutries
wrfroof N jim Burrh Gn1 fearless.
The pool seIlinr lnst evening o. the pa
cIass wns SdoIa. 80. BIZ Soap, " Erec1-
nd he fed. SO On the tvo mile DISH.
WTifr-oor took everything. sling ~ ~,
nrrirrf 40 ~ he fed Thers wfn Be- q
rlrr-r1 fesirs 10 - WiIdruoor On the frnrk
nrrfr. 1tn bushes ~ Messrs. Triuty
NJ He-1is. wbc az seIIinr pools wns very
ARE lnsf evening. surr1s4rr even thelr
rrrrrtrtfrrs he interest cc1tIrue1 70
rrrr n tbes1 r1e-tlrr1 md t1s e11rts
ihst fss D.llrs JocksJ club az putting
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

T.aalsIA BoNDs.-J. 4. Hanb!c.on s.
Cys. B..tmcro Financial Circular. of Saturday
Is. says:
Wilma bonds VIII ca htvo been Of lsts ys,y
Anil we're moro active and decidedly stronger.
IS.sos sold from c. up to G94 Ten.iort c; wore
si.o ..:ong ard on small transactions advanced
;,f2!, Peeleya were quoted e. 35 bid. lsst ssles
3: 81, and peelar coupons sold at IS. Tag.
.a,eivable coup ons sold from 90 to 81, bu. tho
tclic-s Of pat due coupons evidently do moi in.
Ter 20 sell ct lch low figures. THO advance il
C0na5s VA cue partly 10 donsnd 70: c,sh
bonds 10 cover sturihg short contracts. Con.
.,is Notwithstanding tho crest decline, gro very
s,s-ca and GRO hard to borrow. The short in.
..,o,. Is p5c..y we'll covered, but the bonds have
.lssppo..tL from tho ms-so! sni very few arc
naf, . carried By brokers here. We thiok Viz.
o.. ri. coagols and lO.1o3 hivo seea the Lowest
lures +: which they will sell. Any!hirg which
happens now must be in their favor, IS the re-.
s'ju,'c.s hsvo, f.r tho tine toag sutc ,cdsG in
Stepping tho rcceip! OF coupons for taxes, and
,o.hirg Yorso can be done. Wotbink Virginia
!0-iI; olaecially choap IS ihsy are worth ali
they ere selling for under sny circumstances.
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Alexandria Gazette and Viroi,oi = 7---.--

,U0hEaN1ISED Tho co!,rai G9omsc, D:edy,
HaoSo husband died il pi:istu.g, p. shtrs
t'Ee ego Hiih srlsi:-ocs. notwithstanding the
precautions taken to prevent her coung to
this city, arrived bcEo Saturday light Ista &C.
cenpa1icd by h:r daughter ard brother. The
authorities wc,o Informed # The arrival of Tho
woman ard her counseion5 ard baggage, end
yesterday morning Sunsrin!snden: Ct Polios
Go'eMso, accompanied by cfioois Them. 10
Hayes aed Walker, sis,ted 10 search of ,hs
psrty. The Tomaa trd ber daughter
Wero found Is hnuie GO IIep,y street,
between Cameron ard Queen, ard the man in q
house =, on Columbus stIos.; two la,g, trunks
We TG:e s.:o iound 81 the Washington and Ale1an-
dfls Hallway Depot. The three with their bag
gage were ordered ont Of tho city, sod a houle
on the Washington road was secured for them,
where they ere now don,eied. 1t is not sup
posed That the danger was very great, but tho
authorities thought il lost TO take thi1 precsu.
tionsry m:G:ur2.
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"BLACK-pRAUGHT" cures dvsnan-
:-1T-.------------------ L
sIa, indigestion and heartburn.
FOR sslo by Z. s. Load besler & Bro.

L. Cough, Cold Or Gore Throat should
oe stopped: Neglect frequently results in an
Anc"raHse E.EnG Disease or COnsumD.
lion. Is R OW MS Isl ONCHIAL
IhTCHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bslssms, but act directly
OH Inc lnflelned parts, allsying irritation,
glVcroliet IN Asthma. bronchitis, Coughs,
Satnrrh, and the Throat Troubles which
SINGERS ANA E'HbIic Speakers are sub.
lect 10. Fer thirty years Browns bronchial
Ifoches have been recommended by physicians,
Sno always give porfoCt satisfac,ion. Having
poem tested By wide and constant uso for nearly
IN entire Geueraiion, thoy hsyo attained we'll.
merl!ea rank among tha few staple remedies OF
the age. Sold Rt &c 9 box oynrvvhnrn milo
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kOthisg Short OF UnmisfakabIe Ken.
a1s1S

conferred upon tens OF thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintsin tho reputation
Wnlch AYERS SAESArARILLA enjoys. 1t is q
con pound Of tho best vegetables Alternatives
with tho loiides of Potassium and Iron,-all
powerful. blood making, blood. cleansing and
l'ie's ustanlng-Radi is tho most eL:c.usl of all
rcT o1ios for scroulous. mercurisl, or blood dis.
orders. Uniformly successful ard certain, it pro.
ouces rand snl comnicte cures OF Scrofula,
2 N bolis dumors, Pinplos, Nrup.ons, Skin
diseases nnd al disord,r srsing from impuritv
OF the blood, 81 its invigorating effects it al.
Wsya ralnvcs and often cures Lvor Complaints
Ftma!o weakness aud Irregularities, and Is
potent rehewor al waning vitality. For purify .
lsS tho b!ood ii hs7 no equal. II tones UP the
systeth. restores and preserves the health and i'm.
psr!s viE@r and oner2J. For forty years i. has
oesn Ia extensive use. and 's to-day tho most
available rasdicina for the suffering sick.
For sale by all d1ugee!g.
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NoTIcE.-On Monday moroirg We will open
our first lryoice Of Spring stock which is lest
completed. 10 Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Lace Goods, Laoo Curtains P;roaes, and new
styles ct Calicos, Girghams ard Pe1csles, to-
gothcr with good macy nav,lIies. You Gro
respectfully Invited TO call ct
msi25-lW |. EICHBgRG's,
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GEORGE McBURNEY &SON.
s.W. COR. KIKG WASHINGTON srs
STAR

VIII stand thi scason at
IT'S TAVERN, WEST END,
on Aondsys, Wednesdays and Fridays,
From April TO June 80, 1882.
Star is dark bay. 16 hands hipb. and ve,ra
oia an excellent driver and drsught horse:
Wel8nt LUZ lbs; trotted his mile 10 2. as in sir
weeks handling; has taken three first premiums
a. a1 !ne Ae1andris fsirs. He WAS raised by Mr.,
y, Wits henderson, Of Fsiifa1 county, Va; bis
s nIeo was y oid star, Morgan horse; his dam
$40 for the selson; Sis to i1slre.
Inc pest OF caro- will be taken Of all mares
lett at The stand. No accountability, however
for unaVoid ible accidents. D0"o'0''
rms K. u. OATS, Proprietor,
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DEATH OF }. NJ. STEvESs.-Mr. Joseph Nj.
SStcVeIs, formerly OF this city. whcro be COL
Quoted largo waclesse drug blsneas with
MT; Henry Peel, under to finn nano CT Peel
q Stevens. died last Thursday at his home in
Mlddisburs. ME. Stevens had been in ill.,
health Ter sono time. After the war ho was
tor several years siorckaeper of tho Virginia
feni.cntiaIy, sEd resided in Richmond.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
New Books and Stationary

At FRENCH's. IS & e5 KING ST,
sTUDIRS OF MRDI lEVAL HISTORY T..
Ohsrles J. Stille, LID; 81 '0AoH1 l py
RroonnEHlHGN CLASSICS FOR ENGLISH
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, Here's Richness-DRUMMINGAsA ASA 1Ns
a. ~ NE ana customs of commercial travellers
pN VAL,qIA aLE MEDICAL WoRKs-Tbo
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al T. $3.50 nhW fAPRTEHIES, from 1oc TO lie y.
, For convenience when writing ,bo Nrw
, rhAIENT LEAF TABLET eIcels all oibs,s. .
'hIee ssyIes-Clo!h. Russia Leather and TIn"h
n NeW Books, Magazines and Revicw. 'I and
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
LIGHT BLUE CASHMERE,

an Pure Wool, Wide Doubls Width, Soc;
Colored Surah SaIin 75c; Light Blue, Pink,
and Cream Colored Fine French Faule," pure
wool and double width, for evening dresses.
only G0c; Double white Blankets $1.t0; New
beat and wild ,st made SOC; Fruit of the Loom
and other makes of the best yard wide Blesched
Cotton lOc; Black Silk Velvet ST. Brocsde
Silks 81; Excellent Black Silk ST.; Beautiful
Spring Dress Goods, worth f5e. only 121: Beau.
tiiul Silk and Wool Dress Goods. worth soc, re-
d1ced 10 CSC; Nuns Yelling Pure Wool Navy
Blue. Cream and other colors 30c; Hottins CHAM
Lace for Curtains 20, to 81; Bleached Table
Linen Goo; Colored Silks Zoe.
CARTEK'a, III Market Space,
mal3-wtf washington, ID, g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

Bargalos in the latest styles cf spriog goods
this week at d. Rubon Il Co.'s Boot and Shoe
House, No. GS Kiag street, next door to Il.
Strauss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
Father is Getting We'll,

H3 daughters cay, "Kow much better father
is since no used Hop Bi!lo7s." lie is getting well
slser III! lcrs suffering from a disease declared
lIncurable. ind wo a=e so glad tina. ne used your
bt!ers-A lady Of Rochester, II. y Uicc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
LOCAE NEWS.

:, 7he Heather Probabilities, Mar. q. 1852
For the Middle Atlantic States rsc, followed
on Iufsday By clearing cooler wonber, south.
west TO northwest winds. falling followed by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

Tie market opens seize ard l;n bat there
"e;c oA!y Ugh: offerings OF grain. Flour lie
6.Torg o; GlOtl!io5s who's. cold ct l31 fur
E".@ And Is for Lsncas,Or, end While Cjrn
sol! -. No Ego CT Cats I'll ,f6I. Country
IIO.Nce !s Qul0: a. uuntstions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

MesNa. ID. Ruben Il Co. have cpenod st
no. Is King street. next to H. Strauss, new
boot and Shoe Sttrs, where they will keep a
large aEd varied stock of goods to which ttey
invite tho attention OF ths public,