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CARgE & RnLE.
:. a. CUNKsNGHAs, ,

GyAcRA5 5Effro BOILER And IEcE wcEGs,
- greet, between Front and Second, saera-
Fnento. Manufacturer OF Steam Boilers, Sheet Ioa
Work, etc. Also, all kinds Of r. airing. casag NJ
Portable Bolar5 E0ai wood 80 SteaT Burners
speeis II au2-zp.i
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Browns IRON BITTERs efectual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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60 %ENa.

KyING wAH CHUNG FACTORY, NO. I3, sl5
| w Fourth street, between and J. Sacramento,
Cal. Ten men constantly employed Good Havana
Cigars. ml-1ws
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}. o. FUNSTON.
z. FOSTER. }. o, FUNSTON.
1856. f. FOSTER .s CO.. 1885.
hOUIs sL0es 8 q.

DooK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
4 , Blank Book Manufacturers No. 319 J street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. fe20-sptf
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H.. p ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. }. DRIscoL..
ROOF, NalLseN & CO.,
,IAMRs MoGlIggE.

TT MON FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
| tween and o. Castings ana Machinery of every
description made TO order. fe26 4plm
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Gents Underwear.

GEMS ALl.WOOIA GRAY KNIT UNDERWEAR, 81.
GENTS NIERINO KNIT, REAL VIENNA UNDERWEAR
GOLD UNDERWEAR, cents
FANCY STRIPED UNDERWEAR
GRAY-AIIXED UNDERWEAR, 80 cents.
UNDERWEAR. IS
GentsB Flannel Exra.heavy Underwear 25
Re Flannel, Underwear
Underwear
GensN Navy Blu (heavyl
Gents Navy Blus Overhr (mediuml CENTS
Gents Heavyweight Casim OvershTts 81
Gns'Med ediuuw Csssme re Oveshirt, 81
Gents Lightweight Css Orahirs, 70
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6 PRICES FAR BELOW THEIR ACTUAL FIRST COST

WHITE SHIRTS quality Akson; reduced 50
MEMS WHITE SHIRTS Aknons
SHIRTS reduced from 81 80
SHIRTS
SHIRTS (Atkinson);
MEMS FANCY SHIRTS gad
SHIRTS 81
81 80
SHIRTS
MEMS FANCY CALICO SHIRTS grade
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

Dg. W. 81. BAEDwES,
nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
W corner II Second and X streets Office Hours !:
10 A. NJ. to 12M.;8 to5P. M.;7PM NJ fe2s.1m
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SACRAMENTO RECoRD-uNioN.
San FraBcIscO Office. No. g New MOntgOm.
cry street (P.tace HOtel)-F. f Haswell, Agent
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

A6versiss1lsnss o, Eve lines Ia this department Oh
useTed fcr 45 cRts f0r one time: three tines Tor
cents oT 75 cents peg week
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sTATIONERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
II. e. GrscgSer & CO.-Inporting and Aaauiaet.
uring Ststoners, Printers and Lithogrsphar5, Ho2.
s1h. zI7 and 2Ia Bush street, above Sansone.
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COMPLIMENTARY CONDITION.

The Assembly Committee on State Library has
mace the following report:
Mr. Speaker: Your Committee on State Library
beg leave 20 report that they have examined into
the sflizs Of the State Library, and found every
thing in proper eond ton. The books are well kept
and neatly and conveniently arranged The increase
in numaer OF volumes by additions to the various
take pleasure in observing that the purchases made
are OF works Of intrinsic merit and permanent
value, and adapted TO the purpose Of making this
chiefly reference and scientific library. We find
the books, both Of record, Of purchases and dOna-
tions and Of finances p-opcrlY kept and the proper
vouchers for all the money paid out, and the bills
properly audited by the President Of the Board of
trustees. The system of keeping accounts adopted
by the present Librarian is neat terse and accurate
and n much to be preferred TO the former method
The employees Of the Library and the management Of
it give general satisfaction.
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Tkc G.tta Percha and Rubber Hanrfass,
uring Compaay-Aahuiacsurars OF Rubber Goods
Of every description. Pstentees Of tho celebrated
q kinisess (iross Brand' CarboiLed acre. Corner
Szrst and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager
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SAN FRANCISCO OARDS.
8AN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

Baker & HansiIfon-Importcrs q Agricultural
implements and Hardware; Agents OF the BeniciA
AgTl Works. Junction Market, Pine and Davis sts.
George A. RsayEs & .-MsnCiacturers' Agents,
327 and $50 Market street.
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u.SGINIA NEWS.

DR.. \. \. Wexford, of Warsaw. Rich
mond county, is i'll and not expected to live
Twenty one persons were confirmed in
Fredericksburg last Sunday by Bishop Whit
tie Of the 7. T. Church
The appropriation for cleaning out the
Rappahannock riverhas been cut down from
fifteen thousand dollars, as reported by the
committee, TO twelve thousand
The Board ofNisitors of the Colored Nor
NAL School met in Richmond Yesterday and
perfected its organization by the election of
the following officers Peter j. Carter, Of
Northampton county, rector A. w. Harris
of Dinwiddie, Secretary d. NJ. Norton,
York, treasurer-all colored.
An unknown coored man was killed
Wednesday morning by the fast mail train
about half u mile south Of Hungary station,
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail
road. The body was horribly mansled, the
legs being completely severed from the
trunk, and the trunk itself cut in two 1t
appears that he was stealing ride on the
trucks and fell off.
The dwelling, store house and stock of
goods, belonging to Mr. Thomas Moflett,
about three miles south ofLeesburg, were in
iured by fire on Monday. The serious dam
age was occasion by the explosion Of kes
OF powder in the store. Fortunately no one
was in the house at the moment Of the eS-
plosion. The total damage is estimated at
about $500, upon which there was ample in
surance in the Loudoun Mutual.
Judge Hinton, Of the Court Of Appeals,
yesterday delivered an opinion ofthat court
involving the question as to whether a tele-
graph company is liable for damages for
neglect in not promptly dispatching MESA
ges filed in their offices. The case came up
from the Corporation Court of Norfolk
where jury had rendered verdict u ia.
vor OF Reynolds < Bros. for 81 300 against
the Western Union Telegraph Company
The plaintiffs contended that they had SUI.
tered loss of that amohnt by the failure OF
that company to send oil a message entrust-
ed to them. The case was ably argued by
counsel on both sides. The court sustained
the action of the lower court. Judge Lewis
alone dissenting.
At the opening Of the court in Staunton
yesterday morning in the trial of George
Amiss for the murder Of John J. Burner
Mr.. White, whose sudden departure from
the court room was noted appeared before
the bar and stated that he had misuuder-
stood the language of the court and counsel
the day before, constituting il as reflect
ion upon himself. He apologzed for his
hasty action. The prosecuting attorney
then disclaimed having intended any re,
Election whatever, and the case was pro.
ceeded with, Mr.. White being the leading
counsel for the defence The testimony
was in the main unimportant and the ex-
animation tiresome The evidence for the
prosecution will be closed to-day and the
argument may commence. as there will he
few il any, witnesses. for the defence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16
A Young Lady's Tragic Fate.

For several days past there have been ru-
moEs of foul play connected with the death
of Miss Lizzie McDaniels, daughter of Will
liam McDaniels, esq, Of Baltimore, who
died on Sunday last
Miss McDaniels was in her twenty
fifth year, and had been for the past three
years keeping company with Charles F..
Kemp, of the firm Of Williams 4 Kemp, well
known machinists. No suspicious ofwronr
were entertained by the mother until No:
vcmber last, when her suspicious were
aroused, owing to q change in her daughters
appearance. She accused her daughter Of
having done wrong which the latter
promptly denied. A few evenings thereaf
Ter Kemp and Miss McDaniels leftthe house
together, and no tidngs of either were heard
until four days had elapsed, when the moth
er received note from her erring child re-
questing her to call at 4 room on the second
hoor OF house, corner of Baltimore and
Frederick streets. Upon the mother going
there, she discovered her daughter in a small
obscure room. the only furniture of which
was dilapldated bedstead, chair and Ia
bile. Upon the bed lay the poor girl, suffer-
ing great agony and looking the picture of
despair 4 physician was summoned. and
The sick one removed to her mothers resi-
dence. She then confessed that she had
been ruined by young Kemp, and that he
had taken her TO the above secluded SPOT.
where he had forced her to take drugs for
the purpose producing an abortion, and,
failing in his object, had deserted her. She
continued i'll until the first instant, when
she gave birth to a male child, which died
shortly atterward. With the birth of the
child the mother became totally insane, and
had eight to ten commissions daily. Singh
lar to relate, that two days prior to her death
Miss McDaniels regained her reason and
conversed freely with members of the fami-
~. Upon her father and brother declaring
their intentions to avenge the great wrong
done her Miss McDaniels compelled both of
them to promise her upon her leathbed that
they would not harm Kemp, which promise
was reluctantly made. On Sunday death
put an end to her suflerings and cast a
gloom over a large circle of acuuaiutances
Miss McDaniels was beautiful and highly
accomplished young lady, and was surroun-
ded by an abundance of this worlds goods.
She was brunette ofthe most pronounced
type and general favorite in society. Her
father is one of Baltimores most highly re-
spected citizens, while Kemp does not bear
an enviable reputation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16
The Court Of Appeals Yesterday.

fitzpatrick and ais. VS.. Smith and ais
Cause placed on privilege docket.
Stigler and ais. vs. Stigler's executrix and
ais. From the Corporation. Court of the cit y
Of l.ynchburg. Affirmed, Judge Lewis de.
livering the opinion Of the court. Judge
Fauntleroy not concurring in all the views
expressed in the opinion.
Western Union Telegraph Company rs
Rennolds Brothers. From the Corporation
Court of the city of Norfolk. Affirmed,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion. concur.
red in by Judges Fauntleroy, Richard
son, and Hinton; Judge Lewis delivering a
dissenting opinion.
Cooper and ais. rs. Cooper's executor and
ais. From the Hastings Court Of the CITY
OF Petersburg. Affirmed, Judge Fauntle-
roy delivering the opinion, Judge Hinton
not sitting.
Roper, &c, against McWhorter and ais.
From the Circuit Court Of the city of Nor.
folk. Affirmed, Judge Hinton delivering
the opinion.
Eubank's executor against Smith. From
the Circuit Court of King William county.
Reversed, Judge Lewis delivering the opin
ion
James vs. Stokes and ais, and James vs.
harris, &c. From the Circuit Court Of
Goochland county. Affirmed, Judge LACY
delivering the opinion, concurred in nv
Judges Fauntleroy, Lewis and Hinton );
Judge Richardson delivering a dissenting
opinion.
Wimbish vs.. Breeder. Cause put on the
privilege docket.
luelle's administrator VS.. Wimbish.
Argued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16
HOUSE
THE FLOODS IN THE OHIO.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb lG.--The back
water at Washington street had last night
flooded the basement of the Gait House and
the rear rooms Of the basement were sub.
merged. The water was several feet deem
in the new short line passenger depot. The
situation was probably more dangerous last
night than at any other time, the backwa-
ter coming through the sewers in many pla-
ces. The river was rising one foot per
hour. The clouds were gathering and il
was expected that there would be rain
fall before morning. The flood has stopped
the machineryin the water works. In the
pumping station, mile above the cut off,
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, the water
rose SO high that the fires under the boilers
We're put out and the engine stopped. There
Is no danger of u water famine as there is 20
days supply in the Crescent Hill reservoir
Fifteen houses on the point hoated away
and over the falls Yesterday. More will
probably follow.
There is already much sickness amono
the sufferers. Health officer Montgomery
says II is nothing now compared to what il
will be in few days a sanitary commits
sion will be formed at once and medical
stations fixed in various portions of the CITY
where medicine and the attendance OF pbv-
sicians will be afforded free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16
NEWS OF TIE DAY

Booth theatre, in New York, has been
sold to j. ID. Fish president of the Marine
Bank, for S550, 900.
Returns from the sixth Louisiana distri,t
indicate the election Of f. +. Lewis to Con-
gress, vice Heron, deceased.
Secretary Lincoln has refused TO grant
General Hazen's request, asking for an in
vestgation by the Senate into the charges
preferred against him.
In the Minnesota House Of Representa-
tives on Wednesday bill proposing pro-
hibition amendment to the constitution
was indefinitely postponed by vote of 40
TO IS.
NJ. Armstrong & Co., dealers in leather
and findings. New York, have made an as.
Segment. The liabilities are 1851 1924
nominal assets $40 ,3554 n, and actual assets
Sl322. 50592
A dispatch from Fort Movers. Fla, saws
DisSton party of 22 gentlemen reached that
point yesterday, having crossed the Florida
peninsula by steamer through the canalsand
Lake Okeechohee. the first time it was ever
done.
In the United States Court at Parkersburg
". Va, on Thursday, Frank Jerome, Joseph
Fields and VIM Raymond were convicted
OF robbing the postotlice at Central, w. Va.
on Sept. % last, and were each sentenced to
live years in the penitentiary at Moundsyille,
W. Va
There was no material change Yesterday
IN the condition ofthe overlooked cities and
towns on the banks of the Ohio. At Gin
clnnat! the river reached the unprecedented
height of IS feet inches New York, Bos.
ton, Chicago and other cities are preparing
10 send contributions Mr.. John w. Gar
rett, OF Baltimore, has contributed $1,000.
General Hazen. chief Of the weather bureau
predicts heavy floods in the Mississippi
valley.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

EALTiMotE CATTLE MARKET, Feb 15.-sheep
Inc receipts slnce Monday were light-only 200
head These have been sold ut the prices rulinc
on Monday, quality considered.
Hogs:-The receipts since Monday numhe,
l.4l9 head, and those now in the pens upsold
go head. Trade has been fair since Monday at
the prices ruling then, as to quality 9a99lc, and
the prospects are that any change occurs it will
be 10 higher, rather than lower figures.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Fob !.

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Feb l5.--Hops-
Market fairly active aud strong; mixed S. 95s
q %; light S6a6 go; heavy Sc 6Oa7 %. Cat,Ia
Market moderately active: prices generallv ~.
changed: demand somewhat limited exporters
operating sparngy exports So 7Oat; 20, mood
to choice shipping S5a5 60; common to fair
s4 2oa4 80; butchers and canning in liberal
supply and weaker: common 10 fair 81 75a3 IS
medium to good 50 9Oa4 GO; stockers and feed
eTs plentiful and shade lower at So 4Oa4 e5
Sheep.-Trads generally slow; market sam. a.
Wednesday: common to fair So 2Oa4 medium RI
good "a 25a4 80; choice to extra S. 2Oa6.
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~ ~
DIED.

Al her fathers residence. in FrelrricksLur-
February llth, lso;', after lingering Hines,
wnl'n she pore with Christian resignation. Mis-,
SUSIE CHANCELLOR. daughter Of Rev Na,.;
Chancellor.
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Flour IS active and prices firm at quotations.
The receipts OF Wheat have increased and about
'.OoO bushels sold today al 120 for white, lisa
IL. for Fultx and l2Oa125 for Lancaster. GO
bushels ri Corn sold ut 60a66 for white. No Oats
were reported and one small lot Of Rye brought
80 Country produce is lower Bacon is firm NJ
quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

Mr.. Joseph II. Crenshaw, we'll known
citizen of Richmond, and prominently CON
nected with the business interests OF thar
city, died yesterday aged 63 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Feb. r.
Sugar.-rhe tone of the market is strong without
any 4uotable change in prices The quotations
are Ia' sc Tor fair TO good refining. Grocery
grades OF new crop New Orleans sell for Tar loc.
For refined Sugars the market is trmer and ~,
tive At our quotations. We quote cut-loaf Oh
for crushed 90, for powdered 9as. for granulated
9is. and soft 49,, yellows 7l,a7a.c per ID.
CoiIee.--The market is quiet but firm. with ,
somewhat stronger tone on basis of 9isc for
la'r with no disposition shown to push business
and very little stock Offering. No further 1rans'
actions from first hands reported The quotations
for invoices are: For ordinary Sa,a9r fair OIL
ga. good 10 prime 1O4a1Ols.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

Waste no time delays have dangerous
ends If a member of your family is suffer
ing with slight cough or cold, don't wait
until it develops itself into consumption
but procure at once bottle of Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and cure that cough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16
MARRIED.

At HARDWOOD, il: Stafford county E-brn,tv J.,
1883, by Rev. Mr. Chiun. Mr.. JOHN F. CURTIs
OF King George. and Miss FANNIE BRADSHAW
of Stafford -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The weather during the week has not been cal.
c'iated to brighten business prospects, indeed if
depression could be depressed such spell" as
we are having would cfectualy do it. The ac-
counts from the West of the disasters by floods
and the consequent stoppage Of transportation
has had the effect of enhancing prices OF produce
and We nave noted The rise in wheat and corn
Retail trade has hcen dull aud until the SIM
shines once more change for the better need
be looked for. The country roads are almost i'm :
passable and consequently the farmers are mostly
unable 10 take advantage of the improved mar
Eets ly shipping grain. Money matters are very
quiet. In all the centres there is an abundant
supply Of capital, AMI rates rule low, causing
greater demand for government bonds. Virginia
stocks are quiet and slightly irmer in tone Con-
soils iuall. Old lax coupons 81 y, aud the new
ISSUES l.alS. Railroad securities are anict aud
unchanged
NEW fnRR Feb I6-The stock market opened
weak At decline OF l5a1s 8 per cent from yester-
days closing igures. The market continued
weak in the early trade and further decline
ranging from la2 per cent took place At11
O'clock the market rallied to the extent Of: per
cent
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CINclNN.Ar1 Hoe MARKET. Feb 15.-Hup,
hrm; common and light - IOaG 30; packing aud
butchers Sc 70a1 so; receipts JOG head.

1rM rOmMnn ana Ilsht > iUaO 10; packing aud
butchers So I0a. SO; receipts JOG head.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY 1G, 1885,;
Sun r;sc6.............. 6 rs Sun sets....... !, 10
ARRIVED.
Str Jane Mosclcy. Norfolk to + A Reed & Co
Str City Of Alexandria. lower Potomac Ia put,.
mae Ferry ca.
SAILED.
Str Jane Moseley. Norfolk, by f A Reed &Co
MEMORANDA.
Schr Kate Haywood, from this port at Norfolk
18th.
Schr Mary Van Cleaf sailed from Kingston
ia, for Georgetown It'll
Srhr Frank NJ Howes. from this POI, a, ChsrL.s
ton 18th.
Barge lilly Hughes. cleared nj philadcphi4
10Th Tor this port. 10 " 4 Smoot & Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

FREDERicKsRrRG MARKET. Feb l5.--The
market is moderately active bnt the rece;,t. -,
produce arelight Flour has advanced, The nnr.
tations being from S4a7 %, according to brand
Wheat is hrm at 112a122 Corn 55at;O Oars
5Oaj5. Rye 6Ja7O '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

BALTIMORE. Feb. LIZA. Us dcrd -; do con-
solidated 3ois do second series :; past due
coupons IA; do new 1O.iOi 10; do new IS 1SlL
bld to-day Cotton quiet; middlngs IOl.-
Flour firm and higher Howard street and West
ern super 50 62a4 So do extra 81 Gao l:5
DO family 50 ;i.a6 b; City Mills super SO ia
oO do extra 81 .oaG - do Rio Brands So so
at IS; Patapsco family s. 90: do suprrIatiye
patent 5. %. Wheat-Southeru higher aud
strong; Western easier Southern red 123al2S :;
ito amber l3oa13O; No Maryland 12Gi, asked ::
No Western winter red spot l23l,a123l,
March 124al24ls; April 125 l.a125I Nav
TO '2a l2G's. Corn-Southen firm; Western
llrm and higher; Southern white and yellow 1Oa
- Western mixed spot t.'4l. asked February
IOa7ol4 steamer GGa6.il Oats dull and firm
Southern 4Sa3l; Western white 5Ua51: do
mixed 4Ia49 renna 4Sa5l. Rye quiet at .Ua7,3
Hay quiet; prime To choice Peuna and MARYLAND
Si4al6, Coffee lower Rio carsoes ordinary to fair
St4a9t4 Sugar firm: soft 81, Whiskey quiet
At 81 l7s1 liz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

RICHMOND MARKET. Feb 1J.-rhe markc, i
fairly active. Flour is steady with saI-s R.r.i,is
of Wheat fair with good milling demand sales
of l.onsDerry ut 125a13O aud Fnlt2 ut ll5a1 90
Prime white Corn brought GLAZE. Nothing DO.
ing III Rye or Oats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

LiNcHRrRd MARKET Feb 15.-Thc market
Wheat steady aud prices still lave an inward
tendency. Corn active and prices strong. Oats
advancing Nothing doing in Rye. Receipts
OF Tobacco large; common and mixed grades
lower; hne wrappers aud shipping scarce and
prizes iirner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

The City Council OF Charleston, S c.. has passed
an ordinance requiring the payment OF $50 day
license by commercial travellers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16
TO DAYS CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

The conference report OH the Japanese in
demnity fund was presented and after some
discussion adopted after which the consitl-
Grafton Of the tariff bill was resumed.
HOUSE.
Immediately after the reading Of the Jour
nal the House went into Committee OF. the
Whole on the legislative appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

New YORK, Feb. l6.-Stocks dull sud weak
Cotton quiet; nplauds 1014 Orleans 1Ol... Flou,
quiet aud firm Wheat opened l.ai.c lower: sub
SSequcntly recovered. t"rn shade lower and
less active ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-16

MALE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY -Rv
~ -. virtue oil deed OF trust from Samuel Stead To-
W. H. Dulany. dated October 18th. 1869 record.
ed III llber X, No. / folio ,93 of the land records
OF fairiax county. Virginia. as substituted trus
tee' anu at the request OF the holder OF the no,e
secured by said deed. will sell at public apotio,.
VI 'front.' OF the County Court House at rairfa.
,ourt House. Va on the 18th day OF MARCH
30 al IL o'clock m, the following property
W.; certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
III Fairfax county, Va, on the line of m. .a.a,.
urIa' Londoun and Hampshire Railroad Comnanv
mo" Washington aud Western Railway Com.
panyl near Vienna station. containing BIO acres
more or less abont 23I on the north side Of
side '" 'ne SCUM
Terms Of sale: Cash
WILLIAM II. MARBURY
Icnto Is Substituted TruSte.