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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

Sales OF Flour are larger than for several yeara
at this ssason, and the markets are steady and
firm at current values. There is no increase to
report in the receipts Of Whest tho small offer
ings are dus to the muddy country roads figures
show about the same rsnge-95 to LOG; no choice
longberry has. boon off,rcd for some days past
Corn is quiet aud easier in tone st 60.62 on cars
in bulk iohbeEs pay q cent or two moro for it de-
livered. Eye 10 80. Oats 51s55. Veal Calves,
LIMBS, Potatoes. Pork, Drossei Poultry and all
kinds Of produce a.e scarce snd quickly sold at
quotations. Millfeed is very active. Hay and
Straw are dali.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

CoNcrRT The Georgetown Orchestra
last night gave q delightful concert at he
Opera House 10 this city for the benefit OF
he Railroad Reading Rooms. The concert
aas vel atteuded. All the numbers of the
programme were we'll rendered aud the au-
dienoe was more than pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. Feb 11.-1hers was no life in the
stock market this morning either as regards Sc
tivity or the movement in price,, and after a
steady opening small and uoimpoitant flactua.
items prevailed throughout the hour. The tone
of the dealings w&s generally finn, hut such
changes IS 10 X pace were in the upwsrd
direction. A firm tone prevailed throughout, ard
st IL o'clock the market, while dull, wss gener-
ally small fractions better than first PRIZES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

THn NFw WASHINGTON LINE-The new
steamer Washington, OF The Washington aud
Norfolk eteemshiH Line. was given 8 pie
hmiusty trial trip IN the D3iswa,e river ou
Saturday, Tae VESSEL behaved spiend:Gly,
sud the result CT she lest Vas highly sssis-
iacterJ to the representatives. of me stesm-
snip company, who were on board. TIE
steamer ia one OF the f oessever built by the
hsflan y Holiingswor,h Company, and will
oe a valued sdditiOa TO The IL; Q Of ves-sis
noW plying between va ihinelop, this city
aud Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
COMMON COUNCIL.

At a regular meeting Of the Common Council
Of the city of Alexandria, Va, held on the 10th
day of + ebrusry, 1891, there were present: John T.
Sweeney, ESQ.,, President, and Messrs. %Snowden,
Aitches.n, L. N. Moore, W. S. Moore. Kraft, Har-
rison, Uhler, Harry Smoot and McCuen.
The Committee on Gen raj Laws repol ted IA
vorsbly upon IAN act to amend sections eight and
8 .venteen Of chapter FIVE" which was read the
second and third times and passed by tho follow
ing vote w: Ayes, Messrs. w. s. Moore, Aitch-
eson, Snowden, C. n. Moore, Kraft, Harrison.
Uhler, Harry smoot, McCutn and Mr.. President
10. Noes, none.
A communication from his honor the Mayor re-
q~uestiDg such legislation as will put the city in
posse ssh n of tho Pioneer Mills property was re.
celved.
A PETITION of John Donnelly that the curb DO
re iet snd gutter repaved in front of his premises,
Nos. lit, 119 and 121 Prince street, WIS refer
red to the Cor mittee on Streets.
IAN ordinance granting to the United States,
the right Of way over Wilkes street, from Alfred
street to Payne street, in the city of Altxandris,
Va was read and laid on the tsble.
The following were laid on the table; viz:
Ordered, That the auditor bo directed to issue
his warrant for the amount neca; sary to psy the
Judgment against the city rendered at the last
term OF the Corporation Court ia the case of Null.
lines vs.. the City Council.
An act to amend an act entitled an act to pro.
hibit the sale Of Intoxicating liquors from II
o'clock Saturday night Of ea h and every week
until - o'clock on the succeeding Sunday night
received from the board Of Aldermen witn the &C.
ton Of this board non-concurred in.
The bosrd then adjourned.
Teste: JNO. T. JOHNSON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

FAIR-The following is the vote for the
various articles to be dispneed of at thu fair
b-ing held BY Potomac Tent | o. p. ST
McBuruey's Hall:
Lsdv's gold watch aud ohniu: Mary Hoeu-
stein, 2; May Darling 8; Kate Kieherer. 2
Rsd MEMS pin: Joshua Sherwood, 3:
Henry Miller, 6;J 1. DeSaughan, 5 J. 2.
Lash. 2
10 o 2. riue A'bsrt Mu'len. A; VIII
F.rgusor, 5; THIS. WarnCck,
DnCer aet Misc Sullivan, 3
K. OF G.. q. pin: Charles Steele. 2; Al
drew Daetcp, 8 Randolph Spite, .
Rechabite's pin J. r Mahone:, &C. E.
Nash, .; W. NJ. Lanham. 4 Jas. Psdgstt, 2.
Lady's Rocker: Mrs. Hat:ie Herbert, /
Ann LYles, s; Aunie Davis, .; Moll;e
Wade, .
Gold head umbrella; Luther Wood. 2;
Lambert Sullivan, s; Richard Roland, 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

DEAD-Mr Andrew J. Nicholson, a flag
man 90 tbs Henry street trsck of the Mid
Ian: road. die / at his home on upper Prince
st.eet, last night, after a long illness. For
some!ime psst Mr. N. had suffered with u
,umor, which a few days since began sup
puraiing Internally. An operation was deem
cd necessary, but suca operation failed 10
bring relief and, as above stated. he died last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
OFFICIAL.
A OF ALDERMEN.

At a regular meeting of the Board OF Aldermen
held Feb nary 10, 1891, there were present F.:
VIM. 81. Msrbary. esq President, and Messrs.
Linds Y, Bryant, Hinken, Thorn peon and Nc
Kenzie.
The report OF the Committee On Streets upon
the petition of r. Z. Camp. Confederate Veterans,
for rep wing the intersection of Washington and
Prince streets, was called from the table End lost
by the following vote: Ayes, Melsrs. Bryant,
THOMPSON, Mckenzie and Mr.. President-4.
Noes, Mcssrs Lindsey and Binken-2. said re-
port was as follows: The Committee on Streets
would recommend that the sum of three hundred
dollars be app opriated towards paving the inter.
section OF Prince aud Washington streets with
either vitrifed brick or granite Belgian block and
renewing crossings at said intersections; provided,
that 3. E. Lee Camp will make up the necessary
amount to put down either OF these improved
psvements they may select work to be done IN.
der the direction of the Committee on Streets"
The following were received from ths Common
Council and thsir action corcurred IN viz: The
communication from tho Auditor notifying Coun-
Gil that the appropriations for the fre department
and the electric light are exhausted the petition
Of John Donnelly to reset the cure and repsir the
gutter in front of Nos. III, 119 and 121 Prince
street.
The report OF the Committee on Central Law,
recommending the passage of tho act to amend
sections eight and seventeen OF chapter five was
received from the Common Council, read the Sec
ond and third times and passed by 3 vote Of ayes
6, noes mono.
The communication from the Mayor suggesting
thst necessary legislation be enacted to enable the
city to take possession Of the Pioneer Mills prop.
erty was referred to the Finance Committee.
The resolution to appoint a committee of the
Common Council to c)nfer with the authorities
Of the Norfolk and Wes'e n B. R. looking to the
extension OF their road through this city, was
laid on the table.
The board then adjourned.
Teste NJ. P. VINCENT, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

POLICE REPosT.-Last night was clear
and cold with four loagers but no prisoners
at the STATEN house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of the
following case:
Henry Norton. colored, for throwing
stones. was 6ned 81
ct vas not Ell. Rove. the colored porter,
wno wss arrested yesterday for assault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

VISITORS TO MOUNT VERNON The Gov
ernor he's resppointfd the present Board Of
Vi-itors to Nom. Vernon. consisting of Seq
stors Taylor Berg and R. Walton Moore.
W. ". Henry. eeq and Coils. L. @ WASH
irgson and ] Bail Bigger. This board paid q
visit to Mcunt Vernon in Nav last and will
make another visit to Mount Vernon In next
May eoms time daring the SESSIONS there ct
the regent and vice-regsnts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

TIE NORTH WEST Coat q meeting OF
the board of directors of the North West AL.
exsndria Improvement Company. held last
night with Mr.. B. Wheat, president. In the
chair, q committee was appointed to draft a
circular giving a detailed account of the
compspy's affairs. A copy of this circular
Is to be sent to each stakeholder. STEPS
were also taken to revise the price list Of
lots for sale and a sun of m oney was act epart
for advertising tbe N. O.her matters of In.
teres. to the company we're discussed, and 1t
wss decided to hold weekly meetings Of the
board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

hRRATUa An ssteie headed "shepan-
toaa gs,Iey Rosf,' which appeared in YEP
,giosy's GAZETTE -;s.eG that tue fl cerr OF;
me Norfolk and Western road had pp inten-
'lon OF construc i"a y r3e. feoc, Fra: R,ya
- Washlogtoa. ] eaaa3 bay. .rcd tSa,
,ney mad eEery in.eotion OF bui!d,uy toe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

CORPORATION CoURT.-.Ludge j. K. M.
Norton presiding b. Il. Lucas quaii6sd as
gusrdisn OF bic infant children, Emma 8.
and John Lucss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

pos RENT-sToRE southwest corner King
Il and Washington streets, centrally located, q
tue stsrd for q live man suitable for ei her eroc.
cry and liquor, dry goods or drug business.
Tho late firm OF g.. McBurney q Con cccupied
this store for q number of years. ard did a fine
business as family srocers and dealers in foe wines
and Liquors Apply to
G. RcBURNEY,
fob1itf POI King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
COMMON COUNCIL.

NOAIAON
Toe president called the bead t, order
. s,orrly before S o'cl ,ck and 8 quorum was
j found to Re prescott.
The order Of business Was called over with
IN, a eiag @ report except from The commit
i TOO oo gere a lars which reported favora-
4 5c tue amendments to sections S aud II,
/. cbsptsr ". Of the code. These amendments
1 r.onire l.guts at street obstructions, excsva-
lions &3.
M. E,aGt said the amendments had been
4 puoIisasd and no s0ggestions had been re-
/. ceivsG ia regard 20 them, They bad there
fore beea reported unchanged.
Nj. Aitchts1n asked whether 1t would
not ne osllsr TO require the police itstesd OF
t1s superintendent o fPolios to report Viols-
I tcns ~ this law.
MrKtsf. responded that the amendments
made 10 change ia that respect. Is vas
tie CG-q II :he poiice to report aA viola
roH- claw ana &c harm c0nId be done By
max = Z T., also, the duty Of the Superinten-
dent o. Police.
tn. BIZ sqs oesaed iuto en- ordinance by
sUHsain4osV -
( b granting tina United States full
ucAl sud control ever Wilkes street west OF
Alfred AS reported, and it was stated that
the City Attorney had drawn the bill and
ttat The cDnseot Of the city within the city
/ l.mits and Of private owners beyond had
! b.sn obtained for The control ny lbe Uoited
Safes OF all the ronoways TO the Soldiers
cemetery but. es .he two thirds needed to
pass me bil were not pres mt, that bill ana
an order to roy u judgment agsiost the city
IN f,vo5 OF Mr MuIlinge We're laid over.
Whea the nj ! giving the Mayor concur-
rent iudsdiCiiou with the Cooperation Court
10 cs7,- of the sale of liquo! on Sundays was
received from tho Aldermen with the amend
ments,
Mr.. K7aG. moved that the bill be laid on
The tuoi2, aod toe motion was agreed to.
Accommodation from the Mayor urging
that some action be taken 10 obtain posses
sioa OF The Pioueer Mills in order that the
bui.di g m Sht De grsn,ed to parties who
would put tue mill in operation, WAS read.
He said that PC taxes wore paid on The
property no use was made Of it and hat
something should oa done at once.
IL. 8aOwder ssid that he did not know
that the Mayor had considered the matter,
but the subject bad been before the finance
COMMITTEES and they had written to Mr..
Moody last January, telling him that the
lakes on the property amounted to upwards
Of 5000 and informing him that the city
had The right to collect such taxes by sale
after ten days notice. he then read a re
gly to his letter ia which MIR. Moody said
hs company would hold 8 MEATH; 6 In Alex
sndtiA in Apri', st wb Gu meeting steps
wsu.d b. tasea to provide .uods to meet
tie taxes On he properly. The subj 'ct wss
left in the hands Of tho finance committee,
scd at an early hour the board adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

PERSONAL Mr.. E. Rosenthal and family
will soon remove to Washington.
Mr.. Leonard Marbury returned from Old
Point to-day 30 much improved In health
that he was able to be at bis cfice for some
time.
Mr.. Glenn silI!ng, formerly OF this city, is
very Ill at Besleton.
Mrs. Thomas Wood, of Fredericksburg, is
visiting Mrs. A. s. Woodward on Lee street.
Mr.. Chas. P. Crump, Of the Richmond and Dan
vile offices In Washington, who, with his family,
has been re,iding on north st. Asiph street in this
city for so u tims past, will shorty remove to Hy-
~attsville. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. @. have made many
warm friends during their stay here, and their de-
parture will be regretted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

~. section fair weather, slowly rising tenn
to.. ysriable WINDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
DRY GOODS.

WOODWARD & L0HHROP.
Wednesday, Feb. IL, 1891.
We have opened on the fifth
of our new Tenth-street build
ing a complete
Travellers Outflting De-
partn1ent.
Comprising Trunks, Bags, Travel
ing Cases, and a great variety Of
Tourists Requisites.
Trunks of all grades from the
cheapest Packing Trunks to the
finest Leather or Canvass Grades.
We are also prepared to gil spe-
cial orders for any style Of trunk
not kept in stock,
Ladies and Mems Travelling Bags
in all styles and several grades.
Grain Leather Bag leather lined
double backs-lesthor covered frames
from $2.75 to S4.25.
English Cub Bags-grsin leather
framed sewed Inpatient fasteners, from
$3.50 to $7.75.
Cabin B.gs-grsin leather, from $40
to So rs.
Cabin observation-disclosures frames,
sewed in-very finest make, from 5000
to $13.
Cabin Bags-Alhgstor-round top
vory latest shape, from $15.75 to SIT.
Coat Cases-lesther, 1926 and 50,
(Eifth floor, 10th st. building.)
We are showing a handsome line
of Baby Carriages in the newest
shaped bodies-richly upholstered,
and all fitted with the most i'm.
proved running gears at
$675. 1915. $l0.5O, $13 so, $1475,
$149o, s15. rs, SIG so. IL so & $22 SO.
(Fif.h floor, 10Th at building.)
Clocks.
500 Nickel Alarm Clocks, Ansonia
make,
300 '8ao' One.day Clocks. small, but
shorou ehly ro!isblo,
85c each.
100 Alarm Clocks. fu | siz,, silver clses,
gi!t bells, warrant not 10 tsrIish,
$1.00 esch.
First fl Dor, center tablo, nssr Glove Dept
Table Glassware.
Anew line of Fine Table, Class
ware Just opened. These goods are
clear and highly finished,
$50 dozen Tumblers.
35c q z)n.
100 dozen Tumblers,
Soc a dozen.
300 dozen Tumblers several styles,
60c q dozen.
Ssr GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX
ANDRIA.
WOODWARD J. LoTHRoP,
CORNER 18th AND Z STREETS Il. ",
WASHINGTON, D. @.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

4 mar
Gonncil was held last night.
~ BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
INN appeared in the Aldesmsn's
" at an early hour.
.3s"' rsoort OF the committee on streets
i-esndiug that the sun Of three hun-
- ul41lsfs he appropriated toward defsay-
o. arr4nse o. paving the intersection OF
ny -,-'u and Prince streets with Vitr hsd
~ grsoice Belgiao blocks, provided
MS lie Camp, Confederate Veteran.
i Na.onyh money to pay The remainder
~ cc.t Of The proposed Improvement
o zen hundred dollars was read.
9'ya rnompsou said that, while his sym.
aara in eCc1rd with the movement,
~ no better for CouUcil to tread easy
e4v of appropriations, and make
% tor yarv urgent matters, especial
l5-5 ,fe exhibit CT the city's tnaDclal
nm. rssi o, Mr.. Burke at tbs last inset
rs, %, B3 80, ,hooRht Lse Camp would e1-
~. rrcunie In raising enough
p. "a RAJ the I'd !itioual COST for The i'm
u r.mep. -bou!d Ceuncli appropriate three
lied d,taIs. Tns eniife cost w-uid be
.s.a. one thousand dollars.
V- HtkeD was aVerse 10 hSklu2 spy
..-o.r spproprlationa except such as were
sess ute}y necessary.
~ zee mmendation OF the committee
, A. ofdinance req1ir.ng persons making
xsgsriors ia streets or piiirg building ma
-.isilt Tie zpmatop ace lights here at night
s.. ftc-ioea from the Common Council!
s.d sdoItsd.
A r.so' utlou appointing several members
.f,Ib boards OF C0uocil to proceed to Phil
~. olI4 a.d apAeavor to induce the eutboI'
81 me Norfclk and Western Railroad,
.,cad ,rs. company bulld a Inc to Wash
Con. to place a depot in this city, and ap..
r,9ora.ifg $50 TO defray the expenses o 1
::afd cemmittee, was received from the low
er rcard. ~
NJ, BRYANT moved to lay the resolution on
ibe able, sssing it would tie $50 thrown
sTby.
IS 1id also Mr.. McKeszie, the latter saying
serene would amount Ia nothing. The
ieft4r seconded Mr.. Bryaat's mo:ion TO table
the ~reso,u:io7, wh ca WIS carried unani-
.mGu Is. o,. @
.,e!aas ar buraed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
LRNr.-T..day Is Ash Wednesday, hal

LENT.-Ts.day Is Ash Wednesday, the
ht einniDg OF Lent. tbs season OF sackcloth
ana ashes, repentance and religion. For
IL , days people must forget feasting, balls
g, -ave'ry and spend thetr Tina In psnauce
sue yer To-day has been bright and
fair, While t5a TEN: erature has been almost
mild. Services appropriate to the day were
held iu many of the churches. which were
we'll attended. The Office Of Ash Wedpes-
day opens with the solemn ceremony which
has given the day it's name. In the Oatho-
lie church, after al lntroit and four ~collects.
in which pardon and mercy are implored
for the penitent. the faithful approach aud
kneel at the altar rails, and the priest puts
ashes on the forehead of eaon, saying "Me-
mento. homo. quia pulvis es. ct in pmluerem re-
verteriS." which, translated. is: "Remem-
Der, man, that thon art bot dust. and shall
return to dust" The ashes are put on In
the sign of the cross. They are obtained
BIZ burning the pslms of the previous year.
The administration of the ashes was not originally
made to al the faithful, but only to the public
p~enitents These had to appear before the
church door on the fist day OF Lent in penitential
es,b, and with bare feet. Their penances we've
there i'm posed upon them. They we're then taken
into church before the bishop, who put ashes on
their folehesds,s saying In addition the words, Me.
memo" etc., that thou msyest have eternal life."
Gut Of affection and humility friends Of the PEN
itents used to Join them until the number became
so large that the custom Of making the sign of the
cross on the forehead with ashes soon spread to
whole Congregations, and the rite took its present
form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
Health is Wealth.

DR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENr, a guaranteed specific for Hy5terls, Dizzi.
uese. Convu sione, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache, Nervous Prcs.rstion csused By the use OF
alcohol or tobacco, Wskefulness. Mental Depress-
ion, Softsning of the B ain resulting in insanity
snd leading to misery, decay and death, Prems.
ture Old Age, Bsrrenness, Los Of Power
in either sax. Involuntary Losses and spermator-
rhpsc caused by over.cxertion of the brain, self
abuse or over Indulgence. Esch hex contains one
month's treatment. $1.00 8 bcx, or six boxes for
$500. Gent By mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any csse. With each order received by US
for six boxes, accompanied with $500, we will
send The purchaser OR written goalsntee TO re-
IN nd the money il the treatment docs not etc. a
cure. G1arsbtaes issued nulS By
CHARLES q LEEN2N.
Druggist, 694 King street,
General Agent. Ale15ndris, We.
o. Gags NEW caoP LIMA BEANS just 70.
ian1 L.c. MILgU8N.
CROSSE & BLACKWELL's JAMS jnst received
oct3 &c. MILBURN.
OENOINE IMPORTED YARMOUTH BLoAT.
" EDS for ssle by
jsn26 J.C.
NATsUMA and other JAPANESE WARES,
y FANCY WAX CANDLES, al grades, at
doc1O E J. MILLER & SONS.
A LOT OF LARGE-sIZE SHEETS. linen bes.
Il oms, worth So, pus down to 33, at
noy1S A"OS B. SLAYMAKER'7.
A LARGE LINE OF SPONGE. just received at
n sep22 J. D. Il. JUNTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

Comprising Trunks, Bags, Travel
ing Cases, and a great variety of
Tourists Requisites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

Trunks of all grades from the
cheapest Packing Trunks to the
finest Leather or Canvass Grades.
W. are also prepared to gil spe-
cial orders for any style Of trunk
not kept in stock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

New YoaS, Feb II Cotton quiet; up!snds ga;
| Orleans 9 11.16 futures steady. Flour quiet and
stesdy. Wheat alive and irregular: Corn quiot
and easier. FORK q lot and firm at 50 25I1l %.
Lard quit and stcsdy at SO 97lb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
CITY COUNCIL.

.oisr sem.-monthly meeting OF the
,s"ncil was held last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

English Cub Bags-grain leather
framed sewed inpatient fasteners, from
$6.6 to $7.75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

Cabin Bags-Alligator-English frames,
sewed in-very finest make, from $1,000
to $13.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

Csbin B~igs-grsin leather. from $40
to SO rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS.
FORT Of ALEXANDRIA. FEBRUARY II,
San ri8es..... -. Is 81 onn sets...".. .....5 35
SAILED.
schr Wa'cl I'll, Norfllk, plaster, by Vim A
Smoot & ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

ding ga Flour dull. Whest-southern firm
Faltz 1GOa1O3; longborry 103a10s; Western
dull; No . winter red spot and Fob 1924 May
104asalO4A. Corn-Southern nominal white
and yellow G0s62; Western cay; mixed spot
6lAaG4S; Feb GIN May 59h steamer Co.
Oats firm unfredcd solthern and P.nns 5Oa33;
do Western whits SLABS 60 mixod 5Os51 :;
graded No 2 whi,o soy; graded No 2 mixed 81.
Rye steady and unchanged. Hay fairly active;
choice timoth7 so so. P,o7isions qnies snd un.
changed. SUGAR strong grannlated GA
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DQ7'tnle7l1.

Travellers Outftitng de-
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Coat Cases-lesther, 1925 and 50,
(Fifth floor, 10th st. building.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

CHICAGO, F,b 1t-Ft:Cos. MO Wheat
NAV 9eh; July 93aa No 2 Ccrn-hsy 52aas
527s Osts-May 4o3s; July nominal. Pork
May 50 72a; Jnls $40 5. Lard-May
So 72h,5 IS; Juty s. Job. rhort ribs May
81 Sly; July IS 15a5 17ls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

Cabin Bags -.Alhgstor-round top
worry latest shape, from S15.75 to SIT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11

Ladies' and Mems Travelling Bags
in all styles and several grades.
Grain Leather Bag'-leather lined
double baoks-lesthor covered frames
from S 2.75 to 81 25.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-11
WOODWARD & LOTHROP

We have opened on the fifth
floor of our new Tenth-street build
ing a complete