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THE GREATEST RRMEDIEs rue WORLD HAS

THE GREATEST REMEDIES TUE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most inyeterate cases Of skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Barber's Itch, Sores, all
cruaty, scaly, Itching skin etuptiens, and
that distressing complaint, Itching Piles.
As blood purifier and liver regulator,
IS,cdiae's Tar and Sdrsaparilia Pulls are ex-
cellent. Cure Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, ward OF Ma:
larial Fevers, cleansing the system and
bowels OF all impurities, restoring to
healthy activity every organ Of the human
Ointment so cents, three boxes 81 %. Can
be sent BY mail 10 any address on receipt
Of price. Address letters, DR.. Swayne &
Son. No. $50 North Sixth street, Philadel-
phia. Sold by all leading druggists.
TTSkW
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be II known TO the good people ot Ohio
county and vicinity, that we, tue undersigned,
keep for sale at our drug stores IN Wheeling,
W. Va, that old established and reliable REM
edy, Wislar's l}alsam OF Wild Cherry, and
knowing that It's great popularity Is the M
tural result OF honest merit alone, and not on
account OF widespread advertisements, We do
most cordially recommend itas one Of the
very hest remedies known for tie cure Of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma and all
Lung diseases. Wistar's BalSam Is put up in
large pint bottles, and the price Is 81 O0. "a
word 70 the wise Is sufficient" II you con.
tinuo to suffer and die, II Is your own fault,
for 1t has saved the lives OF many and never
fails TO Immediately relieve nil soreness OF the
throat and lungs.
Very respectfully
LiuGHLIN Bios & Go.
LOGAN, List ~ Co.,
nav Wholesale Agents.
Sold In bridgeport o., by West & Gilmore,
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Close confinement, careful attention to
all factory work, gives the operatives pallid
faces, poor appetite, languid, miserable
feelings, poor blood, inactive liver, kidneys
aud urinary troubles, and all the physicians
and medicine in the world cannot help
them unless they can get out doors or use
Hop Bitters, made Of the purest and best OF
remedies, and especially for such cases,
having abundance OF health, sunshine and
rosy cheeks in them. None need suffer
II they will use them freely. They cost
but tribe. See another column.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.,
wholesale druggists, Wheeling W. Va.
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Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchitis and asthmatic attacks. weaken.
ed and debilitated state Of the system, all
these dangerous symptoms are cured by
DR.. SWaync's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry" The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield to its
healing properties. Sold by druggists at
% cents and 81, or six bottles for IS. The
large size Is the most economical. Pre-,
pared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, and sold
by all druggists in Wheeling and else.
whore. TTsAM
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Fon UPWARDS OF Thirty YRAs Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves tpind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentry and dianh6a,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy,
% eeats a bottle. Daw
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...:srr,s sALEoFEAsT WHEEL.

I'd H.lLGS, Auettoneer JAZZ
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PITTSBURGH, January 2S.-PErRoLEux-
Dull: crude at 81 1l% at Pnrker's for ship
ment: refined 79Ec for Philadelphia delivery.
on CRY, January 2S.-PErRoLEuM-Ma
ket opened quiet at 81 06E bid; advanced
10 81 OK, declined 10 81 cox advanced and
closed at 81 Of bid for old. Shipments 49,.
900 barrels; averaging 1900 barrels. TransaC.
tons $4,000 barrels.
ANTWERP. January 23.--PErHoLEuu-1shL
NEW YoRI, January 2S.-PETRoLEuM-'rhO
market Is firm; United 6JSc; crude 7a7JEc;
refined nc.
PnILADELrmA, January es-PErRotEuM--
Neglected refined Ike.
BALTIMORE, January %. - PETROLEUM -
Crude nominal; refined dull at TIC
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PHILADELPHIA, January 23.-Flour dull /;
Minnesota family 90 SO; Ohio family choice
81 g; 81. Louis do 81 Is; MinneSott patents
81 76as co. Rye flour IS 00a5 25. Wheat de-
yator 81 40; No 3 red January 81 Sejf bid,
81 40k asked; February 81 40H bid, 81 Al
asked; March 81 42H bid, q lsh asked.
Corn dull; western, mixed track, SIC; sal,
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New ORLEANS, January 23.--sugar in good
demand at full prices inferior SIC; common
TO good common 6I1a7Isc; fair to fully fair
7la74<c; prime to choice 7sSaSci yellow clari-
fled SIIaSNc. Molas.es, demand good and
tending upward; common 3OaS2e; fair Sia
S5c; centrifugal 3oa4Cc; prime TO strictly
demand at full prices; Louisiana ordinary to
choice G%c. Coffee dull, weak and lower;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime l311al7c.
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surLon's CAEARRH REaEpY.-A marvellous
cure for catArrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
ful treatment Of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price 80 cents. Sold by Z. Book
Ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas
NoenkemoeIlcF Tre4EoW
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CHICAGO, January 23.-The Drcyers' Jour.
nal reports:
1000 head. Market active, firm and higher
early, but closed weak with the advance
partly lost mixed packing 81 S5ai GO; light
h 40a4 IS,
CATrLr-Receipts $500 bead: shipments
1850 head. Good TO prime III good demand
at full prices and good supply at 50 IS; COM
mon TO medium shipping slow and dull at
IS GATES butchers weak and slow: common
stock, heaviest, 81 0Oa4 30, chiefly 81 36a3 IS;
stockes and feeders quiet, slow and steady at
81 70a3 30.
sHEEr-Reeeipts 1900 head; shipments $50
head. Market weak, SLOW and unchanged at
81 lOa5 SIX; lambs 81 Is.
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mixed January Sc bid, 6eXc asked: Feb
Iuary 1910 bid 6ec asked; March h61fo bid,
65Ac asked. Oats dull, white 47a481fc. Pro-
visions quiet Mess beef SIS 20; mess p.rk
Sl3 60al4 90 smoked hams 10allc: picked
eIEaSc. Butter dull and unchanged. Eggs
dull; western l7c. Cheese steady; creamery
lSNal4c; good l2IlalS>sc. Whisky steady at
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New YoRE, January 22.-The market for
cotton goods quite active and very firm, with
q rising tendency. Brown and bleacht goods
hams, dress goods ETC., arc selling very freely.
Wooden goods IN fair request and firm. Ken.
lucky jeans more active.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-Uotton steady F;
middling 12c; low do Ike; good ordinary
IHc. Net receipts, 1855 bales; gross, l2,-
4l0 bales Exports to Great Britain IA, 100
bales; Continent 1885 bales; coastwise 1 III
bales, Sales 1900 bales; stock Sl4.9l9.
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TnIana.

ToLEpo, January 23.-Wheat steady; amber
Michigan spot, 81 ~; May 81 3Slf; No. 2 red
winter, February 81 2715; March 81 30h
April 81 SEX; May 81 81. Corn dull; No. .
spot 4CHc; May 45c; rejected 4oAe. Oats ,
prime held at 81 IS.
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Cincinnati Hog Market.

CINCINNATI, January 2S..-Hogs steady and
firm; common IS s0a4 80; light 81 S5ai 65
packing 81 5Oa4 70; butchers 81 70a4 10. Re-
ceiptSI, 100 head; shipments, 7i5 head.
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ArRAID SOMETHING IIAD HAFPRNEp.

Meek entered the House with her. Eve
rything appeared rs 1t had been left over
night, but on going to the small room &C.
cupied by Jones, they found that 1t was
empty, and the bed showed signs OF not
having been slept upon. This, Tor reasons
known 10 the reader, excited Mrs, Coop
er's fears greatly, and, accompanied BY
Meek, she went up stairs to her lipsoand's
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PHILADELPHIA, January %. - The wool
market continues without material change,
and stocks are growing light.
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SALES.
Trr,S SALE.

SStsTEBs SALE 49,. NIL.
dead Of ,rn,t made " Peter 70, ,, DSiSn
tftss q Nv ~ VIII. ia the undtfs'SnCd Les'ee'
si ,Sa' ;5 and recorded - tns "!i'S g.. =,
Snth ~; CaSity CouE! Of Ohio eo9nty. " "a
GOD d W. t,,l d itu'. I'0OE. No. D. " PnSe wv
lIss ,, The 2l.t day of February y, 1851 Z. ~.
y otlootA, NJ. EF9ceel 70 81 ~ w ;"U
[Ada lhsI ,,'rt,i+d real estate loINM; Ia. ih y,
@StE T,annrtyI III, si!gale 10 ihiI PAT "
Wa,', ,aIc called Market sqa1Ie. ." ~, 'se
sHTi =, an tho east by, lot nu@O hsa 10,
',r' h, line 10 bc drawn from sAsI y
De no,iY ei 40 III PARALLEL e se ~, ,Snsa
~ ~ ~ ~, 5I,Inte ii sIIty't"o ISEl 'ee' '"0'V
S6tttt 70 ~" ,hslI convey such title oh'! ~
,s:Ip 'tp . ,es I'D drc,l Of trust. ,,.,ov
SIIdBto! ,"Ouc third Of Tho purchase ncn'y
bpsori AZ ,hp re, lduc In 'qu1l ih,I..lST aS
- hnd A. nDnth., With interest lInll, uI' ~
IL js,t .;.,I p q trG., On ihs p!"pS.y.
StLtIf'i " ". } ". COW DEN, IFuSus.
.,,,, AurtiUnCFT. -
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per cent, closing at 8. Prime mercantile
paper 6aB per cent. Sterling exchange steady
at 81 824; sight exchange 81 SAX.
Dry Goods imports for the week s., sos, geo.
GOVERNMENTS " It'll the exception Of the
new Is, which fell from Y to u per cent. the
market was steady.
uulted States O. Of 1881, coupons.
New Elves coupons.
New Fur and halls COUPONS
New Foufs coupons.
Pacific O. Of
RAILROAD BoSDs-Strong and higher. The
Texas Pasitic income land grants advanced
from 81 Y TO ssh. and closed at SO. The other
changes were as follows: Anadvance OF 8 per
cent IN G. @. & ]. c., income, GIS In
Ohio and Mississippi tlrsts, Springfield divis-
ionE u in o Iio and Mississippi seconds, and
Chesapeake and Ohio flrsts, series b; per
cent In Indiana, Bloomington aud Western
income; st Louis and Iron Mountain firstS
pfd, income rose to SSA, while do keconds fell
Off 10 tx; Denver & Rio Grande 6rsts rose to
SIX; G Q. & l. @. supplementary to sok, and
Lafayette, Bloomington aud Muncie income
to COZ; Erie Consol sevens sold up TO llSh,
STATE DoEDs-Dull.
lOaIsiana.......... 7lpo new az
Missouri g. ...." Do HOw........ 70
81. Joseph ConSOls ............
Tennessee bs........,. 70 lUeierted."......... Oh
sTocKs-The market was heavy in the early
dealings and prices declined Vas per cent
Louisville and Nashville, Now York Central,
Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans, Nash
Vile, Chattanooga aud St Louis, and Pacific
Mail leading the downward movement Dur
ing the afternoon dealings were characterized
by strong tone, and under brisk purchase,
the general list recovered 1Sai per cent, while
Houston and Texas rose per cent, TO 7411f.
Louisville and Nashville, Nashville ChAtta-
nooga and st Louis, New Jersey Central, Erie,
Pacific Mail, Western Union, and New Ysrk
Central aud Southwestern shares were con.
spicuous IN the advance, In tho final sales |
New York Genital became weak and closed |
at the lowest point OF the day. The syndicate |
OF bankers who received bid for Central
stock yesterday arc disposed to conceal all
the acts, except that 20O,0uO shares OF stock |
were taken at prices ranging from ISL to 1885,
There Is story current that the entire
block was taken BY members OF the syndicate,
and that they will hold II for higher figures
The fact that there is so tt ucll mystery about
the result OF the bidding, tended TO discourage
the purchasers Of stock in open market.
Official announcement Is made that the Wa
bash, st. Louis and Pacific have decided to
lease the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw road. II
Is reported that the Louisville and Nashville
arc negotiating for the purchase OF
the Springfield division Of the Ohio and
Mississippi. A. bear attack was made on the
Genital Arizon, to day. After selling down
TO II v It recovered to ID and closed ut IAN.
The Little Pittsburgh Consolidated Mining
per are, payable February I'd. Cedar Falls
and Minnesota closed at 25N. and Nashville,
and st. Louis 76H.
The transactions aggregated 325 COO shares
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s75TgE;S sALEOF EAST WHEEL

nGTGSs. deed Of trust made ny AISSGnSsi
F't,, yi,Ef Ia. his WE, to the aGap' ~ ubS
III Sa5sh H. ~ sg ,4i r cSafI Of ONO
3 ! III ~ Sylt!inla, In Deed BOX No. y pSo so
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Financial and Commercial.
Money 5 per usnt-eOyerpmsnts Steady
Stocks Heavy.
Flour steady and unchnused-wheat
Higher and Unsettied-Provi.
sions outlet.


Nav York. January 23.-MoSEr-At 600
per cent, closing at g.. Prime mercantile
paper 6aB per cent. Sterling exchange steady
Dry Goods imports for the week $S,s0s, goo.
GovERNMESfs with the exception Of the
new q, which fell from Y to X per cent, the
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-, 10 orlock 4. ", VrOcttI T',1I u v ~,
ssssdni y IVY CcuTt HOUSE Of Ohl, county Mes!
hshc't and hest de' 'sr 70. o" .,.s
Soe,r ~ that sto,ay AZ Tue W. %e' ao ST Ia
lniy H. "a CIV %, If " %hS S ~
s,hII 4, II nsI, hi being II uEled on the
Irdaii, ,si ~ " ,t,cc. and east u Woods
= ,,,x-ca,h. The lille to the 'Ald prop;
hrt, u ~ h. ptrisrt, but S'IlInE as trustee
~ sll,'' az ~ "A / title Us Is rea,ed Ia me "
va trust ,,,v - HUBBARD, Trustee.
u,.,vp AUItiUnprT. -
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TINE POWER OF ARREsTISG DISEASES DIS
/ PLAYED by this preparation Is hOnOrably Ac-
Enowlrtgcd by tile Mcllcal Feculty In every section
where II has ben iHtrOdurGd aud the large sale Is the
beat HuarAnt Of tho estimation In which Il Is held by
III public This SyTupWIl cure Pulmonary ConsuInp-
tlOn in The first and second stages will give great
relief aud piOlOOg life In tho thinl. IL will ours
ASthDn, RrOncllt ,, Larylgtls, aud Coughs II will
cure all diseaBeI originating from want III Muscular
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~,r,rrE,S SALE OFEAsT WHEEL
80 rtsor IsI Of trurt made by Elizabeth
Il. " JORDAN " b Il. HaGSr' I.s1ti
~ il' i iSs az DAY Of Marcia. 1870 ana re-.
-, w M e, the 10 k Of the CouGty Iohst
n t,,yNE s,t Virginia. In Deed Box No. y
q SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ?lsr' 1885,
J.,,,t, oclo k \. ", proceed to sell at
$50, n the Court House Of ono eouLty,
h15IsoLI, i, The hiShu,t and hest bidder, inc
q VICE. JS..,,+d prJErly, that !. l"lay; Al. mat
RriG, i. ,b, ity Oi Wheeling, Ohio county,
Fald. ~, ,Im,r sud fronting gu he I0rth aus
in'!I,s.."Ib street former called zane su,elh
~ slT1u's onc-hil Of loi number one
~ IA ,,t,.ihrct tr. y u lot 1881 as des'S'
IN, M, pat u aid Guy. ,.,...,..o ro,or
I nns moTe a, thc puF'ha fcF may elect ioI
q ~ n. ,e,jae Ia two equal payments at st1 ana
anh ~, i'm lntrre,t from day Of sale' P9t'
~ ~ notr, ,eturtd by deed Of nust LOT De-
~ 49, 'n,SI,. ard rOlicV Of Insurance on the
~ ~! y ibs tiIp 10 the said pr'P.'iy - Ie1eveh
ti,yi. So, ,ellIts q, trustee | shall convey
" ~ ll,t Is 8 vc,iCd In the ny SAID ueel OIL
.,.,v, ,rrii, nrer, jAg3
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STRANGE CLEWs TO CRIME.

|
John Cooper kept a small hosiery at
Castleford, in Yorkshire, England. In
June, 1929, q young man calling himself
William Jones, came to the place and
asked for employment. He said he knew
all about horses, and, furthermore, he
wrote good hand. Cooper was illiterate,
and had long felt the need Of some one to
help him, as he had recently built a flour
mill and found it hard to keep a reckoning
with the farmers who brough their wheat
to be ground. Jones was about twenty
three, tall and robust, and of very
pleasing manners, and, having read to
Cooper and his wife out OF an old news
paper, and shown them what he could do
with a pen, he was engaged at salary OF
one pound month and his board.
About three weeks after this there came
to the house peddler-a man nearly
twice the age Of Jones and OF different
kind. He was short and robust, with red
hair, a hump on'one shoulder, and arms I'M
naturally long and sinewy. This man
drank his ale, ate his bread and cheese,
and offered his wares for sale. Then he
sat by the fire, told good stories and re.
lated strange adventures in out-of-the.way
places among the hills and on the moors.
In the evening he walked outside with
his pipe and watched Jones curry the
horses and fodder them for the night. Now
It so happened that Cooper's bed room was
over the stable, and that, having drank
more than ordinary, he had gone to rest
soou after tea. After two hours slumber
he suddenly awoke and became conscious
that two persons were talking in the sta
BILE below. Getting OFF the bed with due
/,
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PUT HIS EAR TO THE FLOOR,
and overheard distinctly what was said.
What be heard was this:
"well," said the peddler, 81 came just
as soon as l got your letter. Itlay at the
cottsge for some days before l got it; but
as soon as I read it started right away"
"This thing cannot last much longer"
said Jones. "l'm worn out already, but |
am obliged to bear up so as not to arouse
suspicion. A nice idea, isn't 1t, for me to
be doing this druggeryW
at is your own fault" was the answer /;
"why did you not stop and face 1t out?
Why did you sneak away and leave others
to bear the brunt?"
"Sneak away!' Jones said, in bitter
tone; "who would not have done the same,
with the gallows staring him in the facet"
"You should have made complete job
Of it," the peddler said; dead men Tell
no tales"
"Look you here" Jones replied; "as
YOU know, I'm not the man to finch when
a bullet or knife can do the business, but
to put ones own sister out Of the way is
another matter altogether"
"The question now is" said the ped
der, what are you going to do ii you
quit here"
go back to 1.-THE word was LOST, and
take my chance" was the answer.
"You are did foo" the peddler re-
Piled, in a low growl.
Sand you are worse than n fool, Jones
said, "or you would have managed things
better than keep me waiting here"
SWELL we strangIed the old wretch
anyhow" the peddler said, "and that puts
him out OF the way. II you can't manage
your sister and get out OF her all you
want, you will be to blame, and not l."
The conversation was tho continued in
| a lower tone, and Cooper
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cREPT CAUTIOUSLY FROM THE ROOM
and Joined his wife below stairs. Like
many shrewd business people who can
neither read nor write, Cooper and his
wife had wonderfully retentive memories,
and Cooper related to his spouse word for
word the conversation which he had just
overheard.
Alter consulting together for some time
Mrs. Cooper said:
"We'ye had trouble enough on our hands
with our boy, who Is now over the sea,
suffering for his share in that poaching
ARRAY al Sandwich Hall. Don't let us
NEEDLE with this matter, whatever 1t may
be-"
"But it may bring US into worse trouble
STILL" Cooper replied. "Murder has been
done, and the men who did it are under
our roof, and one Of them is our servant.
II this was found out 1t might go all the
harder with US, because our boy has been
in almost IA bad u trouble himself"
After pause Mrs. Cooper said: -.
"There's still two hours OF daylight I'll
put on my things aud go over TO my broth
er's. He's constable, and will be able
to advise US what to do. I'll stay there all
night, and you must keep the men here
till get back in the morning early"
This was agreed to, and Mrs. Cooper de-
parted. Later on Jones and the peddler
came into the house aud sat with Cooper
and number oiguests until the place was
closed. Then the peddler went with Jones
to the inner kitchen where he slept, and
Cooper retired 10 his room.
When Mrs. Cooper returned next morn
ing It was past o'clock. The house,
greatly to her surprise, was closed, but on
going to the rear she found the back door
on the latch. As she was about to enter,
VIM. Meek, a neighbor, called to her from
the window adjoining: -, -,
whats the matter, mistress" he said
"that John has not opened house by this
timer"
Mrs. Cooper was in such state Of teal
and trepidation that she could hardly
answer, and Meek observing this climbed
the fence and joined her. Then she tolC
him how she had been away all night a
her brothers on business, and was
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Rev. r. Il. CsEnOL, New York, says.
al have had DyrpCISIa, Weak stomach and
EcTvoIgncHS. ] never lIah my medicine 10 do
nero much good Is TUFTS PILLS. They are
Us good az represented"
OLire 90 Murray Street, New York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
LOCAL BREHITYES.

IhsEe we're no cases ct police headquarters
this morri3g.
The Excelsior Club. social organ z,lion oil
young gentlemen Of this city. will give q hop
at McBcrney's Hall on the evening Of the 221.
The Committee on Streets of the City Coun
oil Will meet 10 night 10 the market building
for tho purpts, of recognizing.
The guide game" was attempted upon Mr..
Geo. K, Bsgley, of North Carolina, 10 Wash
ington. yesttrday. but the selected victim
proved too sharp for The ras,als and the attempt
failed completely.
Petitions praying the pardon Of John s. Cats,
sent to the Peuitentiary from Rockingham
county. fer Larceny, in circulation in This city,
are being numerously signed, ard much sym
patty is Expressed for the young man. who i:
we'll known here.
Marriage LICENSES were its1sd 10 Washington
yesterday to Wn. ]. Kuautf, CT Baltimore
county. Nd, and Sarah A. Snapp, of Prince
George county, Nd; George Montgomery, Of
Prince GEORGES county, Nd, and Mary E.
N -lsnp, of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Boats NJ Sanford. HowisoD, Z
Bsyer L Bette, q uhler. American Flag,
w NTH. Jno Wilson. w Darrow. P Moore,
DR. NJ M Lewis, W Gregory and w Walsh to
American Coal &C.; E T Woody, L B Agnew,
Besrnedetts, w b Lowe and Harlow & Bros to
j P Agnew & Co; N Williams and w 81 Govt.
er to Georges Creek Coal g I Co.; Sallie and
Jennie q 10 Maryland Coal Co.; j Thomas to
May field 6 Heiston Ill Fsnnon, limestone, &
Francis.
Depsrted-Boats n Ssndiord Howison,
r Bsyer. L Belts, G Uhler American Flag
DR. II n Lewis, w Gregory, w Walsh, E T
Woody, n Williams. w II Confer, A Nc.
Osllis!er, sallie s. Jennie G. j B Thomas and
III Fsnnon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

ACCIDENT. MIR. Frank L9vtj3Y, while wolk
ing % the Lady of the Lake, IN Washir gtou,
few days oRo. fell down hs,chWay ou the
steamer and hurt himsdlf s, badly that hs was
compelled to stop work and return to bis home
10 this city. H. was much better to day. The
repairs to the l.. ks are bEiog done by Messrs
Go:nao & Petit. Alexandra boiler makers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

SPECIAL ELECTION. will be sccn by
notice elsewhere. tie Common Courcl. at its
regular meeting last right, crlered, by resolu-
tioD, special election to be held % Monday.
November %. 1880. 10 the Is Ward, st the
usual voting plaos, for tho selection of Two mem
bers of that Board, to fill the vacancies occa-
stoned BY the death Of Hugh Latham, esq and
the resignation of Geo. w. Rock. etq.