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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-24
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Professional aud business cards, of ten
lines or less in length, SIS per annum; for
six months, $40; for three months, 81
Business advertisements of greater length
will be inserted at above rates.
Legal advertisements will be charged at
legal rates, where fixed By law; otherwi Use
At special rates as published above.
~ Special notices 90 cents per line.
Funeral notices of less than ten lines,
and marriage and religious notices inserted
gratis.
Job-work executed in the neatest style.
and at reasonable prices.
August %, ls77.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-03-24

There are many hard tasks set for
women in this world, bat few which
they find it impossible to per1efn.
Still there never was . woman, 40
could keep fur-lined eirer1aG -
flying open and showing T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03
Mothers IMothers!! sIother.,,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of rour
reg: BY sick child suferiI g and CRYING with Inc
e1cruciaIirg pain of cutting teeth If So 70 nj
oEce and got bottle OF MRS WINSLO VS.
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the pooT
lille sufferer ;mmed iatoy- depend upon il !:
lhero IS TO mistake tbout it. There is not =
hClhnr ON earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate tha
bo9eis, End give rest 10 the mother, and relief
and health TO the child operating like magic.
1t a perfectly ssfe to in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste. and ia the prescription of one of
The oldest and best female physicians and nurses
IN the United States. Full directions for using
!le'ss the facsimile Of CURTIS & PERKINS
~ on the outade wrapper. Bold by ell Medicine
Dealers. Twenty Ave osnts bottle. Beware OF
limitations y
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MONETARY AND CONNrro,

FlRuIslA Bends Tho lias1c,sl ,.....
j. A. Hanbetoa s Co. Of Rai.m3r, ~,
day says: Tho most isapcrt,n. ey,,. H%'
marse! during the week ives the deci.o, -, ~
Supreme Court of Virgins in the ,c., y" -
regard to the tax receivable coup;n. .nsH
Msssie Of Virginia (who was appointed i''"'
rehdjustsrs) decided that the lax receivsh,' ~
pons should not ba received for scbooI W.
and also that the 10 90 coupons wfra snt ''Ss
| q State tax. A test case was ms1e sndn% %
decided against him on all the poir,s -, E'G':
The Supreme Court has decided cyc, a. a. assie
again that the State was obliged to rec.;r.o' .'
tax receivable coupons in psvment If oi Ht
due The State. The QUESTION has bean ,Se';!
bly, settled, and all of the readius.ers snI s"c''
distors 10 the country csn not alter il w SPl'
held all through that it wss a matter of IS%a
ence to the holders OF Virginia consols AMI ~
what bills might be passed by the iepi:..."".''n1
| regard to their bonds Even if they rnm;ItF'H
passed their bill over the Governors ys.n "Na
the mex! Legislature should be unsrir rr,' - :
| torclole reScJustment, or even for repuio,;. W.
| would be just the samo. just so long ss,S..- :
a tax receivable coupon let, it will ha . : =
ard leg 81 tender for sll taxes snd lri:. a.,
State. Virgins )nscls aTe Ceiling 8, sSN,,
and conSol coupons al 10 Sixty doi,r. ,.. .' y
mum in conaol coupons sold At 90 will n.o,'
Sol, just ten per cent on the iur sstmen, =,
ent prices Ten forties are sailing =, $780,. ~
Thirty dollars per snnum in 10 A coupo. : -, ~,
will produce ST. or seven per con! ON :,
amour: Of money Invested, 1t is not nscn:.' :"
fer us to say tina. tLess ton,.s arc cAr.,. +, -
self evident fact.
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TElaNs sJF TEE U.7S.

Six steamships LETT Nsw Ymk GO Saturday.
csrlyice away aavut five huoGrsd cabin pos
scDgtr5.
The Baltimore Gaz;ito alter trial OF several
mouths at ono cebt cipy, announces that it
will lie hereafter sold st lWo cents Ter copy.
Dr. Samuel Chopin. the distinguished sur.
mobia, alter three days illness.
The published debt statement shows de-
crease during the moth Ct April Of l2.0IS.
0T0 so.
W. L. Fox an extensive oil producer. arod
% years, with foruoe of So, 1000 00O dlcd 10
car netr Clarion. Pn., last week.
The Washington Post issued Sunday tdi.
ton yesterday, which it proposes TO make q
permanent feature.
Returns from Tho various cJunii.s i, the
SAFE show that Bl,ine will secure the Mary
!aud delegation to be sent to the Chicago cJn-
vcn;IOo.
Il mtctiog Of ih2 employees Of the Baltimore
and OHIO railroad WAS held last hight to lro-
test aEalrs. tho proposed b:rehclnl society 10
b. established Ly tao company.
a leading republican Senator who is fGvJra-
blo 10 Grant .yprCsSis the opinion that his
nomination would result 10 tie disiotcg7atlou OF
the rtiu5sloln party.
Nat;a Sheppard, dtpragcd female Of Rich
moud, Va., who bud been arrested Friday mig ht
for d;s1!d rIy co5duat, made futile attempt to
commit suicide by sirApsiiug herself with her
aprop
The sale CT nc H-cts Of tho Jay Cooke cs,
tate vas con!i9ucd ia rh.l.dcrhis 90 Satur-
day. L:p9s TO tho value ct $l,57l. so and
SIS Geo OF The boUd5 Of the Ste,llng Iron and
Railway Company were disposed o.. The total
a,naCot realized from tic assets by Iublo sale
| to dGto is Sjy7 .579.SO.
Three Dwellings at Little Falls, utGr Psttr-
son, \. j., were burned to tic erouod carly
Ss;u:r3g tuoruiog. Animbecie 500 CT George
} .cksoo persisted ia The Il .mes and daughter
barely escaped with h"r HE. Several thousand
doIIa,s, taken from The hauk t. Pay tho hands
Of Dir. J:ckson's tolt factory, were also burned.
The loss Will BE- $4,000.
Fred llaesaaTok. cditnr Of lac Citc,urati
Eolks5!a;t. has written letter to Emory s.
| Roster, o! ST. L>u!s, SECRETARY Of the anli tGiId
term ccnven!iop. r2eratting rs liability to st
| tend the c,nvc5tioo. bnt IS u!irg him that he
is fuiy il ecoori W tn the Of C: Of tho cobvcn-
lion. He says: 81 an opposed to tho nomi
nation CT Grant or any other presidential c1ndi
date Tor lird term. | do not even believe a
| president should BE- elected for sccord term. "
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lCOul m uEl tGleC
Temperance I'm Fairfax.

| NJ ore tLao usual Interest is ( :lt in this ojm
| uuuity ct tho ircscnt time upon tie subj c. o.
tempcra' c ',oaiog 10 the iacS that uodcr the ope
ration CT our eel optioo low the blr REQ which
have txiSted in The tcwa tron tiu.e mmomo-
tlal have C osed from this date.
4 largo and enthusiastic meeting Lf Pfogi-
dcDcc Lodge, No. 3, Good Teupa s, was heI
Iast night, aGd too ttct Of the cosing of the
bsr n oDs vas the sourc, Of much c,ogratu's-
tlno With tie metz ers OF this stsuIch old ledge
Which has been so quietly, but surely, moul1cs
pubic sentiment for the past thirtcep years by
lis active work 10 the community, aad when
the members, at the close If cur meeting last
eight, sll ioiued with will ia si1gicg that
grand old Doxo|ogy. Praise Col from whom
sl! Blessings fow," ain sure there was not
ore present bat that fls e just prids in b.iug
! Good Ienblar, sud engaged 10 the good qause
OF Temperance.
This being the regular meeting for the cleo
ton ct cf6c:rs FIR tho tnsuiog quarter, that
business Hss attended to With The following 70.
sui. viz:
D, NJ. Catch, ster. w. G. T.; Miss Julia e.
Slayton, W. Y. Il; d. w. Sa,tou. w. S.:
Sugar. W. r.; 6. w. Hswxhursr, W. G.; T..
w. WhaIey, w. M Il Hasxbu,st, w. /.
g Mess Gupnell, W. o, G; Miss Msrtha j.
SlaytoD, W. Il. H. s; Miss Della Il. L'Fsvrr,
W. l. Il. s Miss May 4. Cau6eid, w. D.,
NJ ; Miss Emma Forsyth, w. A. 8.
Ttese tfi,elS will 10 duly iastslIed at the
the next meeting of the lodge.
"a Friday hight, the l4.h Of May, We will
have Col. w. s. Christian, G. W. q. T., Of
the Slat' Mi j. +. Divine, State l.. C urer,
aud Hoo. T. Il Taylor. q. w. g.. With US,
when Wo propose having graud rally.
he Ex eltiEe Committee IF the Graud
Lodge will hold q neelisg at ibis pisco on Fri
day, May IA. to look after the inter- of the
Oder relative to the c:ule. work, &c g.
F.itfax y. H., Mayl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
RD9AR SNowDENs
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 3, 1880.
loan j1t.lyicy with cur Washington ceres

10 90 Interview with cur Washington c>rccs
pondenf, soon after General Malone had been
eltced u. s. Senator. Judge Harris, member
os tho House Ct Representatives from this
State, when asked If he didn't think General
Malone would b, good dero:r replied.
IL DO not SEQ how he can be otherwise, iLss-
mucl as ho has b,en democrat all his lie,
and has made the three last governors of Fir-
eini,. 1t would be strange if be shcud now gi7c
the St1to a republican senator in the person Of
him7ef" ADD get the Generals mouthpiccc
s,ys that If the reaij listers must join either ono
of the two national political organic atoms. land
that they must 10 all ,se5 10 which national poll
tic, arc involved is csrtain) they should ohooso
the one 10 poWe:-that is the republican paltg.
The Judge is a man Of mrci POLITICAL discern.
mcnt, ucqu 3stions5ly, bu' ~. there arc Some
thDis. at least. rot droau ~ lis ph'ts,.
ply Is proved by the mistake nc msGo 10 Lis
auticipatiors Of Gen. Mshoncs future polite II
clu;sc.
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Not TO Re GreIuafed.

NEW YORK. May , "A WASHINGTON special
states that MIR. Harding, ooe o! lhs trustees of
Lcmoyoe cemetery says The body OF Chss. G.
Pols PLACID 10 the Evergreen Cemetery at
New I ok let August. will not bo crenated
here as reported. !: j. DOT the intention to
cremate the bodies OF suicides Or others. who do
not come to their death by natural CAUSES, Dor
bodies which hava been Inferred, unless the doc
sire is IL pressed 10 the will Of deceased. This
ia the second body refused witS;n 3 week. the
other being q suicide Of Newark, N. J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

The short letter udse Field wtoto last week
to tie Invitation committee Of tho Shepherd
ba!I LEI, IL Which 90 spoko vc.g highly Of tie
departing "B :ss," so far as his presidential
bonn is coGc! rOcd will 60 hin mora harm than
all tho good the New York Sun intended to d.,
him by devoinc ten columns of recant issue
to the publication Of his biography. The times
10 which such mon a. y. r. Shepherd cana to
the surifc, AMI rcvoIed 10 corruption arc q
horred memory to most of the right thinking
people Of tho ccultry, and tho dread OF their re-
turl is sufficient to diVe all that GLASS of people
away from the support Of tho ffieLd5 of su,h
mau. A burot child breads Tho fire. aud the
dreadful rccOcc'iuns Of tho Shepherd Bah
oick Harrington sway 10 Washington orc 20.
c,lcu Ael to inspire the paoplo of tho country
With hankeiiag after the admirer Of sny OF
those men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

a SINGULAR IRhGtDY.-The observance q
&C old GcrJan acd Celtic tradition, yesterday,
resulted 10 quite & tragedy and riot at Pl!c,-
$40, n. }. The OLD German custom. now nearly
obs0l,to in Germany. hut still kept in Den.
mark, Of going 10 The hills on May Day, or the
frs: Sunjc? il May, ii sunrise to "see tho
SUP Gancn," was kept by the German sc etics
10 pstersUu. This iesuval, merry ind in-
LO,cot oue, Though sometimes attended with
rilerlng OF fl were, is considered to be q YES
tiga OF Baal ur sun WORSHIP; tito wtchts used
to dsrco ca the Blacksberg on The FIRST Sunday
10 May. Ecoordlog to tie German legends
which heVe come TO Us irJm tho Hsrz noun.
tsins Among the Paterson party of revelers
YVES Joserh Van Houteu, stepson Of Alderman
Swift, OF PItteTsop, who attempted TO cross the
su1s of VIM. Da'S,l', farmer owning pep
perry o. the mouatalu top. When Houten aud
bis coD. aDl0ns Wrre warned from ,resnassin2,
hut pcrsiSiog. tho former was SHOT dead by
Dsizsll with q gun loaded with bLclshot -
Ds!z,ll WAS pe'a1ed to his hous, By Van
ilouten' conpsbioGs and when he refused to
surrender, tis house std barn were fired Conn
l0g ont be was seized. rope put ebou. Lis o, OK,
aud he va. very neatly hauged. whes tho police
suchccded IN mskiog a diversion ia his favor
aud procuvog him q respite, af.er which he
took refuge 10 Il peiRhboriog house uotiI the
sheriff could be nbtaioei. 10 whose custody he
went 10 Newark all.
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The Chinese e.uesfiou.

NEW YORK. May "a San Frarciso, spe-
cl'l says that csut dt ci.ion OF judges
Sawyer aud Hoffman 10 the Tbutc!o-Parro
case that Ihs fourteenth smetdmcnt c,vercd
Chlnese With the proItc ioa Of this governnen',
even II TO treaty existed with the Chinese
government al all, the members Of the Chloe IS
consulate there are p=ritciy Indifferent 70 any
tnlng the newly appointed mialsur and o,m-
m's,oner' may seek to tff.cs in modifying auy
portion OF the Burliugamo trssty. They
rest Perfectly c,ntented with the provision for
their profession 10 the iourteeoth amendment
ana regard the uissi 70 to The Celestial empire
now a Tools Grand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

Ine American reprint OF The British Quarter
~ Rowe" t'r April has been received from lis
publishers. The Leonard Scott Publishing Co..
OF New York. lis contents are {: 2 anets, M oops
and Nstecrites; Winckemann, The Profession
OF an Architect, The English System Of Penal
Servitude, The Revolutionary Movement in
Kussis, CircL m'tantsl Evidence. The Political
Situation and Contemporary Literature.
The April Ii n Der Of Bretano's Monthly, tn o
rnost complies sporting journal printed In this
country. has been received from ITS publishers
in New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

Maj General S,mu.l i. Heiulz'e man, a 10
tired ofo'r of tho II. 4. army. died 10 Wash
lnstou on Saturday last 10 the list yoar Of hi
age, li0 Was pativo Of Pennsylvania AID
during the war cammanncd O CORPS 10 the army
OF tho Potomac. and was mentioned for gallant
ADD merlorIous scrv C, at the batl,s of Fail
O'ks and williamsburg. lie was retired oo
account OF wounds received 10 the line Of duty
lie was commander Of the department q
Washington. and was in charge Of the dcfeDacs
OF tho capital during a part Of tho war. hi:
headquarters for shrr! time being in Iii.
ci Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

!HESTAELE or Mr.. RonERr BosNEn, Pro.
rrle'or of the New York Ledger. is built and
both IS regards ventilation, light. warmth etc
NJ! Mr. Bonnor's taste for horses is we'll known
The gentleman in charge of this valuable stable
was Mr.. Ross. By the use of Giles Eminent
lodide Ammonia, he removed lngbones and
punches that had resisted all other treatment.
pend tor circular glyirg fall netrr ions t. DR..
cure Neuralgia. Sold by all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

the conservatives of the city will hold their
ward meetings. TO ri2ht for tho purros, of ap
pointing delegates to tho State convention, and
Incidentally. Of nominating Candidates for ort
or two wlri Offices The Safe invention vii
assembly on III" l?.h Instant, and cvery voter
white or black, dcbt payer or ie'G ilstcr. who
wants tho war that tho radicals clntioue tt
wage upon the South 10 cease, 90 that capita
and immigration can emo into this secio1
without obstruction. il invited to attend 10
p'ghts meetings and tlko par, 10 tho proceed
iDfs. Many of the best mon of tho State vii
be delegates to tho Richmond convention, ard
Alexandria should max, it point to tt
properly represented there also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

Southern readers OF republican reGspapus
derive good 6ca! of amusement at Present
Loon the TACT that mauy Of such paptrs, prob
ally toe most popular ones, arc Gow su! S arr
tla;IaC al the charges thit were ty,r brought
against General Grant by the democrats, though
duEas his administration. they emphatcslly
d'r'.G Every ono CT them, AMI asstricd that
tier only nrisin vss 10 the imagination of IL -
llgnsut pgrlisona.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

T:cmss \. SCOTT. presiient OF the Pei ns! i
vara Rsiircad CompsuY. has tcndered hi1
rcslp o alton. to take effect JUICE l. Mr.. Scott
also gives NJ the presidency It the Ncrb. 70
Central and Other rosdl aod 7elr.s from Lu.i-
ness altogether. His health has m,de this
o1usa necessary, AID his fiepds have rot beer
Surprised OF tho step which his physicians havo
ordered him to tHke. His disease il o7crw,,l,.
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A ('arrpcfiOn

10 the editor Of the A!erandria Gazette.
Will you do me the kinineis to correct an
error in Tho published report in SATURDAYS q q.
zetta in regard to the actinn of tho readiuster's
party at a MEETING he'd Friday night last at the
ola Court House, in this city. The report reads ::
inviting all persons intending to act with tho
party to send Ln.ir nsnos to the chairman" &c.
1t should road inviting all candidates ntendip p
TO act With the party to send their namac to tho
chairman Of the executive committee before ID at
time. Very respectfully,
DAVID A. WINDSOR, Chm Elk, Com.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Washington, d. G., Nov. 10. 1876.
L take great pleasure Ia vsrtifyiog to the ef
6cic7 OF DR.. Bulls Cousht Syrup, n use in my
fdmi'y and as specific, for colds OF childreo OF
adults. L havo found 1t to be cure almost %
mediate and always permanent.
VERY Respectfully, 1nos Z. PRICE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

la5- Will opeo 90 the first day Of April a
JOB LOT OF GOODS from one IF the largest
retailers OF New York city, comprising BURT's
aud other we'll kpowo manufacturers. These
good are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, AID will be
sold FIR ONE HALF OF THEIR COST.
Ladies, meo's, Chidreo's aod Bows Shoes.
thr 81 WADDEY, 10 KING street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

TX CONGRESSMAN VIM. Vert Wsrrep, of
Massachusetts, died in Boa:cr LIST night Of
poeumoni0. Ho was q no :.oci,cjt soat!c.
nan and possessed of rare abilities. Mapy of
Cur citz ns Ti remember him ns 90 able NJ d
eloquent demccra speaker. During the Til
den "ad Hayes campaign he spoke ct tho mass
meeting % Windmill Hill with GREET efFec;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

a marfigo liceose was issued 10 Washington
Saturday 10 Jeremiah Barry, Of Washington,
Add Florida Thompson. Of Hunters Mill, Fair.
fsx couoty, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

May hcglos the four months when oysters arc
taboo, d. partly Oh autographed grounds, end
partly because, rs rule, tho blvaIves are rot
ht to eat from now to September or later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

The Virginisn" is the title of new resdiust-
er paper just started at Woodstock, Shenandos
county. 1t is published by N. r. McCann with
II. H Riddleberger editor. 1t is handsome
eight page weekly, and is ABLY edi.ed-on ,h At
eide Of the Questloa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

KAHN RAIN RAIN!-Have al your TIN
Ko0FlNG. GU1TERING. AND RAIN SpoUrs AT.
TENDED TO AT ONCE by STANsBURY g. Bro,
c]rper klcg and Columbus streets. ap29
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Death OF anEx CONGRESSMAN

BosToN. April 3,,-Wm. Writ Wsrren, aged
AZ, an cx-member OF Congress died OF bis
homo 10 Brighton, Mass, las: evening after a
short illness.
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Sun Tite3.....-..-. Sun .ess............. -
ARRIVED.
strnp Il q Knight. Now York, to + II Ra,i
Str Ann Eliza, Philadelphia, TO + A Ee9O
Str Sue, Baltimore, TO } Broders S; TO
Sir Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. to + a Reed
Str hnttsno, lower rotc. to j Broders e t".
Str w Thomnaon, lower Porc. to A. Rod
Schr VIM ID Jourdan, Now York, 10 ATe!'.
can Coal 20.
Echr L Copgdon, Kew York, to America
Coal Go
sehr Mary Freolsnd, New York, TO Amcrr,s"
schr Arnie GssAill. Washington. 70 Am',
lean Coal Co.
PASSED UP.
Schrs John a Blchorman, Sunlight. GAI, T.
hockhilI, Annie e Valentino sni Aana II Ste.
vtra. for Georgetown.
Schr a Paige. for Washington.
CLEARED.
Str Nattsao, loger Pic, By J Br3dsrs y Co.
Etr Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk. nv f 4 10, d.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by = b JlooN.
StrJ Thompson. lower Porc by F R''d
Stmp John Gibson, New York, bv IA Red.
Str sue, Rsltim, re. by j Broders y 20.
Schr geo n mills, jersey City. coal by Am
ercaa Coal 81.
Brig Agnes Baton. Ma.snsw, Cuba, cooper
aga, to Vim Smoot.
PASSED DOWN.
Sch. II JoEes, from Washinst,n.
KEN0RAEDA
Schr Clsra Simpson sailed from Win ,sor, M,
for This port oh ullo
Schr Alice Korda from Gsrdiner, for Wash.
lngton, at Vineyard Haven t)Lh.
Schr Jefferson Borden, from Goo.geto VI, for
Bath, at Vineyard Haven both.
Schr Marietta Ste,lmAn, h,nco At rrov.
dence 30'h
Scbr w ID Hilton, from Ricbmol I'd, 81 Pf,vi.
donce 50sh.
scbr l. w Bunnel, from Richmond, b! New
Haven 30!h.
Schr George e Vro,lard, from this port, for
Allyns Point 1t New London let
Schr Ii di,rna, from Georgetown, at Now
Bedford lst
Scbrs G Hsr!, Maypi,J Chadwick. and sky.
Itrk, iron Boston. 10 Leaf FIR Bichm md. waio
1t Bath :a.l.L
;, schr 9 Il Lawre.cs clesrrd Tor this port Cons
Boston lst.
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Funeral.

NEW YORK May 3.-lhe iunersl Of Jas.
seliguau. The wealthy Jewish banker. took
place to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

rev YORK, May 3.-Stocks weak kon,c
5.6. Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn duh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-03

PnILADKLrHIA. MEy CstLo-Iasrsc: =,
tive; receipts $50; prime 5l.5Ic; god OF,
med um ~ ~ common Ate. bheep active
receipts 6 eco; prime wco!s 7.7lc; good G'-r. q
medium G1G{a; common 5iI3c; clipped A..
Hogs active; receipts { SEQ; Primo IL; goo
ca; medium [ q !; c ymmcn O.:
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