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CrpC EOp TIE DFAr.

PEcKs PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED AZ DRUMS perfectly
restore the hearing perform the work " the ara Drum
Invisible cOmtOrtable and always III position All converse
on- and whispers heard distinctly send i0 illustrates
book with free Address or Gall On T. AIoIoA
s53 Broadway, y. Y. Mention this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

ARRESTED FOX CA USING NAYS DEAIH
Patrick Reilly age thirty one, died at the Brooklyn
Eastern District Hospital at II o'clock last niSht
He was injured by falling from a Myrtle Avenue ear
on Thursday. James hay. driver. ana CeoIso LAW
conductor were arrested Tor causing bis deatD'
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Announce

G.. G. Shame. manufacturer OF sealskln gar
meps and fashionable trs will retail lowest cash whOe
sale prices month Altering AMI repairing iona FASHION
book sent tree. 40. l03 Prnce-st, near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

The wasting Diseases Of infants and children are by no
means cont insufficient supply OF food the truOe
mai The food il nudcouy selected the limited ges
tive mower of child unable 10 assmate II Meln
according To the directions forms e best
susttue mothers milk that has ever been produced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. "a call addressed to
The officers and members OF the Irish National League
OF America was to-day by President Fitzgerald
IN response &c Charles Parners appeal for relief for
m. evcted tenants OF ireland. Mr. Fitzgerald says In
his call:
Let the twenty millions OF the scattered irish race
whose hearts Erin an liberty. uElte unier
the leadership OF Charles Parnell IN the lrsh
Rational league present united and determined 'front.'
10 tina government Whose Queen only a few days ago
intt,nuted th.t the blood and treasure OF her empire
would defend Home Rule IN Bui gara, while denying
Hama O ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

ranged between 43o and 59e the average A9%9 being
7sso lower than Friday.
Warmer fair weather. may DO expected today IN this
city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

HOWEIL-sTREITA the residence Of the brides parents
- Clntonave. Newark. y j.. septemLe - ey ne hss
lanes p Wilson d D., Mary Alice. daughter VI samuel
STREET esq. ~ George {. Howell
ROBERTSON PLATT-At - Andrews Church 5eptssn
her ~ nv the Rev francis Lobdei D. D. Milton II s0o
ertsou to Fanny daughter Of the late WILLIAM r. TA'' VI
this city
AZ notices Of MARRIAGES mast be forss! c'taf a name
ana address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

DR.. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. IS cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

Earl & Wilson's f. & w. brand Of Mems
Collars and CUTS are the best Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

Henry 4. DAVIELs, VI. D.,
lI4 fArin ytOn.ave, between 29th m t)th sts
Uours-st 10 to7 Diseases 81 the NervOu. system
Genito Urinary organs Impotence anu sterlA4V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

Can have their beautifully dy-d any color IN private
rooms al BATCHKLoRs so East lOth-st. Bachelor 5
Har Dye-Bes; IN The world sold by all Druggists
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Tr OprRArEs LIKE MAGIC.

MRS VERSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP. for children teethns
softens the gums. reduces inflammation, aays Ali pau
Twenty five cents a bottle
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Jadie. needew0rk Or paintings mounted ~ ecu
tr-. FIRE rceLs OBTAIN them Al
sew ! LAX Brass FL xITURg 90, 80 Z nio1 square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

Have you tried the new cuvee Veuve Clicquot,
vclluW ABE. -
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MARRIED.

How Did Benson Pia-Iers gain their great reputation
Throug tae allied pIOlptneSS o. ACTON %a1 SuAl'e
power log BeIsOns
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

Luudborg's Perfume. Edenia
LANDLORDS Perfume, Mareoha Mel Rose
lundborgs Perfume. Alpine Violet
Iundborgs Perfume. Lily OF the Valley.
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MASON w. rArPAy DANGEROUSLY I'LL.

Co>TooCooK. n. H., Oct. 2.-Mason W. lap
pan of Bedford Attorney -tisnerh Of Nrv-Hampsnie'
who has been III TOR some time. is reported To DC "o.
THIS morning and his pnysicians consider DIS 0"''
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800

az Tie diagram continuous waite me $50" Sa an IN.
sigma service station IN uls
CIV vr.rry ~ 4 ol AOla resAL'e hnhuy Oh pr
..r.,r.tnn hJiHtit% - IN Mc1t'-
Au5itliods "a " hPotA ~
trr-I Dy LAO tleI .nOnsler ~ nul""' P-'f """' " "
HrJa.Wuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
WELCOME TO Mr.. McCARTHf'
,xvp At THE HOFFMAN HOUSE.

,,,ncr BROWNE. MIR. MCCARTHY, MR.
.v Mr. RID, MR. JAMES AND OTHERS
,,,s narlor of the Hoffman House was gayly
,-sra,sd last evening when the crowd Oh guests "uo
~. 20 ant down to dinner with justin MCCARTHY
wp for North Longtord. took their seats Inc
hIas were arranged in tho large room whete the rich
~ AMERICANS have been accustomed to INJECT during
var uuder the leadership OF Eugene Kelly to
money in ad of tho Struggle going on in Ireland
a. .o,u,e the legislative Independence OF that country
Thu dinner given to tue hono' able member for North
o,cord last night under the auspices ct the Irish
Parliamentary Fuud Association. of which Eugene
Kelly is chairman. When the time came Tor the guests
., take their seats there not single vacant place
The only thing that threw slight daulper upon the
o,,,o.jon was that Mr. Kelly himself who has never
mi ,sed a meeting since the Hoffman House Committee
was Organized just year ago, unable to be pres
emf aud preside because he was i'll. letter 30 this
eject read by Judge Edward Browne who took his
Mace was received with manifestations OF regret from
Al present The oanqnetng hall decorated in a
tasteful aud attractive way. On the walls was con-
spcuous displayed tbs American flag interi wined il
each instance with the Irish dag green aud gold and
the crOwnless harp" typical of tue readiness OF the
Hoile Rulers t. admit the supremacy of the Imperial
Parliament. though jealous OF any interference trom
England which would destroy the CampleteI local
suprcmacv OF that Parliament which they seek to
establish IN Dnblin. Over the scat occupied by the
chairman "A wcll-eN secuted paintn, OF Charles ;.
Paruell and above that American ca lie en-
shrOuded in star-spangled banner. The band that
furnished music PLAYED many tunes pleasing 10 Irish
men who vi he'd their country tree. but America
was not forgotten bv the leader These OF the
airs played - Tue Star Spangled Banner" Hail
Colnn bia ratrick's Day" " The Wearing OF the
Grrcu" Yankee Doodle" "O'Donneh Aboo."
Marching Through Georgia." and The Rising OF the
MoOG.'
On the right OF Judge Browne. who presided. was
Mr. Mccarthy. and on his left was Governor Leon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

lElsuss OFFICE. Oct. 81 IL m.-Ihe movement Oh
s, barometer yesterday WA upward. Tue empcFalure
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Special y ,Ilee,
New Manicure i'arlers,
tar....ss. ....r. .ssss

Special NJIlce3
New Manicure Parisrs,
WEST 22D.sT
MISS +. a. KNAPP AND MIS- NJ GALLAGHER
FORMERLY WI IL DR.. PRAY. BEG To INFORM
THEIR FRIENDS AND PATRONS THAT THEY HAVE
OPENED THEIR NEW MANICURE PARLJRs HAv
ING MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE AND BEING CON-
sIDERED sKILFUL OPERATORS AND GENTLE ~
TREATMENT OF FINGER NAILS. WILL ENDEAvoR
TO GIVE SATISFACTION To ALL WHO WILL Favor
THEM WITH A TRIAL.
4wEsT 29Dsr
Nasweil Nas.ey < Cos c0LNMYRs a nh Is ysiaaO'
LII Br,adway. j7s 5tilaye- aud Nespori, X ].
Now Exhibition.
KA l.. NJ NJ r. II II RS
THE END or THE SEASON"
with New Paintings
Lately Received
NJ. KNOEDLER CO.,
100 5TH.AvE~ CORNER 22D.sT
Darhnm -y,.ea Of hoa-e orasase ,
NEW YORK CAsior cAYcER HOSPITAL. a"w cES.
DURHAM HogsE ED pR1fXAGH Co. i5s-Ioo " G7tns ST
l.raauIa-An Incompatible tool Ready for immediate
lNVALIDs. Al nrstcisss grocers'
a.I sas SaYs 5 'e e
read Orders by nah or otherwise promptly Atendedo
Kaoarl Baremore & Bitings
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS os
Ola VI . Y ID
MANUFACTURER OF DIAMOND JEWELRY.
30 SlsslLsL All - INIsI .tIs SfS-EOrE
- "A .rss'-'@ 4e.e1ca S'rsts ,-,a!9A
The Johnson HeatileguIaiims Apparatus
rtlltc gutrtntrcL tOOMshrlb
a turL
furniture.
AL o. AMI fcnttalins
tl, Thermometer auOnl glly governing th3
temperature. Invaluable IN Kesnlea.e Cnnfche0 iiossas
,choo, COnseryalorer illustrated exploratory 'aiH
testimonials sent te>s o. apV
cain %. u, ~
r. ~
STEAM CARPEI-CLEANlSS "OkNS
4 o-O stift
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spopded to by Whitelaw Reid. Alter some chatting
references to the eagerness shown by Of his
friends among the previous speakers to include the
subject Of this toast among their own remarks, Mr.
Reid said
am pleased to see this toast sent TO NE by
your II has been PROOF read ~ u Ails 70 ne IL
describes Mr. Gladstone as England Sr, a.est Liberal eg
To that you have SAID more that you nave Justly ue
10 forget that other, always Remembered When CAV
stone Is men 1.onu 3 M" ms aud thrn a'oJs, Their
measures That its way a. brilliant parry eaarIsp
the century has seen and placed an alien
British peerase ana ensnifa M name ~ ,hr
90 not iorge younger statesman. be forgotten
hencoorth by Irishmen ho revived an Impoverished ana
exhausted people s!ed their dissenson- taImonzed he
conflicting plans consolidated their chaotic forces CONDUCTED
a peaceful parliamentary struggle IN heI DehaA WIN iheol
storms ana iOugh Sva.ne. i. ~. a. ~ t,,rrv .ne
ce-s that II the victory OF Parn" Is sure tLoud Ap
Great leaders both. great historic figures whom our grand
children Will study aud anayze ant admire - .,,
But tis man whom yonr oas 9onoi s amer b, o. The I'm
pre- morning drum beat hei AIDS tht rns sun yn nj
sked again give m treated. powers section OF thr
E%pe not even friendly to his sway Church Reform kducs
topaI Peiorm Lam Reform lDcry Cherrs wa NJ snd
den impulse and is no short OF re- ent record ~ Is ore '
seVeuli en- veal MI Oiads secured oI II Hld ih
boon diseslab shment 1t Is ntry 10 og SIM ne
;hs The s sT OH 81 r r.. t5a 1 '''04
lie has rarely Oeen advance rapidly as far A. ne
wished and 10 has by way thA 10" VI
Us like But ho was not away righ' ne aa Dn ms
te in our affairs he said Jefferson Davis had founded
AIhiiTaon and cyay paid il he made mistake
In rsh affairs III early III unWisc COERCION NJ
made amen,s lac led that recent magnificent
Struggle ia Parliament and before the English people ",h
ended In II defeat DfiiiAt thdn
ns,y vteo,,sa aud mOr, hopeful IRELAND Applause
And over what rOad has lac lea Tie insish poo
pie From roiten boousns household suffrage; nom
government government more tiuy popular
any other world outside OF -"iztfilph ana me
United Then consider the adFance on rAh cues
tons Prom the burden OF gigantic ana cXtfa a
esuI church rstabshnenL imposed upon people 81 "hom
hostile fah. u diseaiaDshmont IRON
the principle stated Dy LORI pam,rson with brutal frank
ness that ght Is land orNs WRONG 10 Judlo.A
| ha near
from the arbitrary Of Irish leaders 70 the an
su Of the Prime ruling party with The prisoner
nj X ilmaiuham JAN Loud clecrsI ,
n sn been no holiday parade. the leadership on mafcn
Ike that Long ago MI DlsIAeu nuns a. -4Ai SHe e~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

NA-ach : NN-Ns
Thomas l.. James
Richard O'Gornian
Abraham Il. Lawrence
T.. T.. fAncher
Major Bundy
v illiam iorSheimer
Iry AN e.. Mc~wyny
James :. Coleman
James DAILY
Dennis Quinn
Henry McAlcenan
Andrew ]. While
Henry l.. llOguet
John d. Ct .mntHS
.chael : Coleu an
NichOias II O't OnuOr,
James A. O'tiOr. al.
Hugh WaldrOn.
Hugh knIg.
Michael brennan.
J !. Iraynur.
The Rev. &. ]. DOugherty,
Major John Byrne,
Peter Mcdonald.
A. "A. DuudOr.
John Vincent.
Martin b. Brown.
john VI. Mccarthy,
John O'SulhVan.
John II. spell MN.
Thomas :. Brennan,
James Martin.
Joseph Theron,
John Burke.
James Dunno.
Peter McQuada,
Francis higgins.
Morgan J O'Brien.
J. z. Lynch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

Chauncev NJ. Depew
il. George II. HcpwOrth
Josrph i. O'DouOhue
Mhllclaw Reid
Colonel ". /. Brown
Mathew Lctvy
James =. Farrell
Congressman MahOney
Charles NclOuald
Thomas Kelly
N1tholls Walsh
Henry n. Brown
IlNarl 7 Curry
john Mullaly
Robert Sewell
X. NJ. Walters.
l.. r. Greenrr.
JOnn q. Dsianv
TIA deus MOriartv,
Ialip Malone
J.. I. Brennan,
y. !. O'~h U -hnessy,
pr. John Dryer.
". l.. Chle.
J.. y. FARRELL.
Juhu How ard.
Denis 4. Suellissy,
l. Is. Harper.
{. c. Shtyne,
Miles VI. - BrlCn.
Y. Henry Dngro,
I. & Callahan.
J. Sheehy.
Joseph Mosher,
john Early.
The .cv. J. J Riordan.
David Mcclure.
William Geog hogan.
Joseph ". Crcmin.
n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. Arthur Simpson continues very i'll at
his home on north Royal street.
Turkeys are selling from II to II cents in
Richmond, and sales are dull at that.
Police officer James Walker continues
seriously ill at his home on north Columbus
street.
An exchange SAYS that man atteml tiog
to do business without advertising Is like q
lover winking at his sweetheart in the da,
he knows what he Is doing but no one
else dues.
The tract of land, containing - acres, sit
uated pear Herndon, in Farfax county, al
vertised in the suit Of Urich vs.. Barker, Was
.sold on Monday to Gen. William Urich for
IS per acre.
A prominent corporation official, when he
goes O the various city Offices on business.
is compelled TO stand. because these ofices
are not furnished with chairs large enough
for him to sit in.
The police report last night az being cou
dy and cool until about y O'Clock when il
became clear. There were four dodgers
but no prisoners at the sttaion house. The
Mayor this morning had no cases before
him for trial.
At meeting of the National Base Bal!
club of Washington, on Wednesday night, II
was decided that there should be forty shares
OF stock at $500 each, and one half of the
shares must be sold subject to the approval
of the club.
Messrs. R. W. Moore and J. NJ. Love were
on Monday appointed by Judge Chichester
TO examine into the condition of the Fa.r'
fax county clerks Office, aud as to the suf
ficiency of the bonds of the Clerk, Treasurer
and Sheriff, and report at the next term.
Mr.. o. F. Baggett will have his usual sup
ply Of 6ue fresh meats for sale at his stand
IN the market to-morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22
MONETARY AND COMaEaCIaL.

The week has been very dull one from BUSH
ness point of view, the ice blockade not having as
yet been broken, aud the weather preventing OPP
erations in the country, and as consequence the
receipts of produce of all kinds have considerably
fallen of. Money matters ale very quiet, with
little moro activity in U. 8. bonds. Virginia
bonds are frmer, but with very moderate do
mand. Money is easy, with difficulty in OBJ
tanning loans on good security. Railroad secur'-
ties arc quiet. We quote: Va. Midland I'd 116a.
do. 4th IS do. 5th 101Sss1G2T do. income GO
NEW YORK, Jan. 22-The stock market open
ed irregular this murning, but the changes for
the active list in no case amounted to more than
"a per cent In the early dealings the market be-
came active and strong. The whole list however
soon yielded, declining 4 to y per cent. Ire
decline in its turn was checked shortly before IL
o'clock, and fractional rallies followed. At eleven
o'clock the marketwas moderately active and firm
at shade below opening prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22
BOYCOTT
Our New South &W E. TenneY
Family Flour.

These 1ouIs are equal or better than any fours
sold in the District and are sold MS low or lower
and are kept hy most grocers. 1fyou cauno find
them at the store where you deal inquire of o. her
grocers. We are boycotted because OF the kind Of
barrels in which We pack our fvurs. Boyco ting
originated in ireland, where most oppressive
land monopoly exists It was justlf4bc there,
and began or Mr.. Boycott. 1t was imported to
this country with the English sparrow, and Meth .
er is necessary. An article in the New York
SIN, published we presume, by authority, reports
that there are half million boycotttrs III the
United States. Admit this to be correct There
are eleven million voters-ten and Il ha mi lion
anti-boycotters and half q million hoycoit, Rs, or
% antics to one boycotter. The know no hing
party luurished like gre hay tree during tho
candidacy IF Willard Fillmore aud was kill
ed by tho anti-know-nothngs on the second
Tuesday after the first MomGsy IN Norcun,r,
1856, Fillmore receiving onl: the cleo oral vote
| OF one State. The boycott is NOT trades union,
but only an off,LoJt of that Organization. 5 ne
grcoers have been intmdat.d by this boycott
but we leave it to the anti boycot who ATE %
to /, whether they will consult their own aud the
general interest by usng OF four We r,qncst
families il their frocers does m. have It. To buy
it OF the grocer who DOES. All We ask Is equal
rights for every American citizen.
w. II. TtNNEY & Sons,
jan19-3s Capitol Mills Georgetown. d. C..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Fair weather is indicated tomorrow tor
the Middle Atlantic States, with slowly ris-
ing temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

There Is fair demand for Flour with well as.
sorted stocks in first hands, sales being well dis
tributed as to grade. Wheat is tame and quiet
common grades and futures being weak, with
but little speculative feeling on the part of buy
ers but We still note good milling demand for
strictly prime lots Corn Is steady and shade
lower. Eggs, Poultry and Pork are weak at the
recent decline. Other produce is unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

ably remain closed for some time longer, as
there is yet no track in the river through
which the ice can pass. The Wash
ington ferry steamer left her slip to-
dav and went to the ship yard, where she
took on coal to be in readiness to resume
her trips at the earliest possible moment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

THE EVANS CAsE-The case of Mrs.
Mary J Evans, wife of John It. Evans, Jr.,
to recover one.half Of bis interest in his late
fathers estate, was argued in the Supreme
Court of Appeals, at Richmond, to day.
This suit was instituted in the Corporation
Court of this city, and removed to the Cir
cult Court, and was decided in favor of the
defendants 1.-THE daughters of John I. Evans,
Sr.). and was taken to the Court of Appeals
by the plaintiff. The amount involved is
about SCI 900. Messrs. Edmund Burke and
Francis l.. Smith argued the case for the
Plaintiff, and Messrs. John NJ. johnson, g.
E. Stuart and II. o. Claughton represent the
defendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

The OPERA HoUsE.-Blind Tom, the ii
anist, will appear in concerts in this city
tonight and tomorrow night. All go to
see Tom-not to witness his antics, not to
listen to his limitations, but to be astonished,
COMPOUNDED and amazed at the effect be
produces on the piano. His notes are so
thrilling, and his execution so perfect M, ana
startling as to amuse every listener. Inc
piano itself seems gifted, and sends form ID
rberations, praises, as it were, to b',na
Tom. There is music 10 all things, out
Blind Tom is the Temple wherein music
dwells.
1t having been asserted that Tom can play
bass or primo to any piece OF music 'hat
can be produced, two lady pianists OF this
city will put his ability in that respect 10
the test at the performance tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

ILL.-The many friends of Mr.. John B.
Daingerfeld will regret to learn that he is
extremely ill at his home, on south Wash
ington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22
Cattle Markets.

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 21.-12e
4',: common 2lsa"tI 1887 Sheep and Lambs
w"ic offered ami 923 sold old Sheep 3As4a4 !;
Lambs 4,5a 10 Cows and Calves sold at from
50, to 500 e.ch. Veal Calves sold at g to g..
Markell slow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 21.-Cattle-
market active aud frmer; shipping steers So goa
) 10; A,ockcrs and feeders 81 75a5 30; cows.
hu Is and mixed 81 9OA4; bulk So 75a3 70
ROACH and naked S G544 O5; ,cking and ship.
ming :a4 81 light So 4OA4: skips s. 5Oa3 so.
Sheep market brisk aud steady; natives $3a5
Western So !0,4 20; LAMBS 81 O5a5 rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Jan. 21.-Hogs
finn; common and light So 5Oa3 90; packing
and butchers So 95ai 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

BALTIMohE CATTLE MARKET. Jan 21.-Sheep
and Lambs All the offerings of Monday have
been sold, and very slowly, and there have been
no II; sh arrivals Butchers have been we'll sup.
~ Ell, aud prospects are not favorable for next
week.
HngS-Therc are in the pens on sale over 500
head. Trade has not been active since Monday.
Prize unchanged, ranging from 5 to sac net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

new YORK CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 21.-Beeves
no fcsh or rings; no trading in Beef Cattle.
Dies ell Beet Gu and unchanged at taa9 lhc per
liz. sheep were about steady; Lambs dull and
eascr extremes Sc 6 SO per 100 lb' for Sheep
aud 50 5t,aG 80 f,r Lambs. Hogs dull and NOM
in i at 81 II 20 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

The RIVER The low temperature Of
last Light s,iffened the Ice On the river.
which had softened under the milder wealth
of yesterday, and also froza the rain that had
fallen thereon, 90 this morning there was 20
better prospect for break in the embargo
than there has been for the past two weeks.
From below there are no encouraging re-
por.s of break up, SO navigation will prob.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

LYScHBURu MARKET, Jan. 2l.-There has
been 40 change to no III the Flour and grain mar
&c md very limited receipts Of produce of any
KIND. Receipts of Tobacco are light and the
guilty generally inferior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

RICHMOND MARKET Jan. 21.-The market has
been very quiet and trade in,erfered with by the
Is Gather. Very light offerings of grain, with
Fnl"s to-day Of few bushels of shortberry Wheat
ut 75aS0. Corn brought 1880. Nothing doing
in other articles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Jan. 2.-Re-
cnipta Of produc are SO light as not to warrant
GU .tatous, wh.ci: are nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

NEW YORK. JAN 22-Stocks dull and steady.
Money easy at 1a2. Cotton quiet; uplands
8 sic; Orleans 9ia; futures easy. Flour quiet
and unclaimed. Wheat higher. Corn bitter.
Pork firm at $40 50al0 rs. Lard firm Sc All
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

GREAT CHANCE FOR CHEAP AND GOOD
VI eHIRTS-A. B. s. SHIRTS reduced to 6Oc q
piece, or SIS so per half Dozen to close out sur.
plus stock 1t
jan22 AMOS B. SLAfMAkERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-22

4 lRANBERRIEs of best quality for sale by
" dee22 J. C. MILBURN.