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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-09

.<t-Gas CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
SshAAl LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI-
DkNCE AND BOSTON,.
Steam ers leave Alexandra EVERY TUES.
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAY.
4. & II. and w s. o. <. Rs, and at Philadel-
phis with Clydes regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
free of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates and through bills
Of lsdi1g given. Insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents:
2. a. REED, Aie1andria.
WIN. P CLYDE q CO., Philadelpt 10.
JOHNSON & CO., Wash. & Georgtn
jan Sit
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FGR POTOMAC R1VEE.
ETESsEER JOE.H W. TRO.NFSON

EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY st 7.30 q. m; returning on alternate
days.
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open,us and Closing OF tine tesls.

LARGEST INnUcEMgNTs ever 0ttord yet a
EICHBERGs IN Dry Goods. &o.
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STEAMERS,

NoT1cE.
PoT0.n1C FERRY CO.'S. sTEE.nERs
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and tfter Sunday, July 18th,
Will leave ss follows:
Steamer T. V. AFRO WSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf foot of King street.
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and I'll URS-
DAY, st 80 m. for Leonardtown and sill
Intermediate landings.
Steamer MYSTIC leaves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRIDAY. al Z 80
g. 10 for Eomini and intermediate landings.
GEO. X. PHILLIPS. Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. B PADGETT. Agent jyl7
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday. October 4th. the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
W LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
800, 73O 8 co. 80, 10 80 and II 80 a. NJ, and
Il 80, 20, 2 60 8 SO. 80, 80 and 6 Is p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6 80, 7 80. 80, 80, 10 80 and II 30 q. NJ, and
II 30: l 3d. 2S0, 80, 4 &c. s 30 and Bop: 10.
my25 GEO. B. PHILLIPS, Manager.
$50 srE nGISaAp co. 1880
Steamer
GEORGE LIE A r Y
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE
AI.EXAN DR1A, VA, AND NORFOLK,
VA, CALLING AT PINEY POINT and
POINT LOOKOUT going and returning.
On snd after Monday n arch 10th. 1880 the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph " hite,
Commander will resume her route between the
above ports.
From ALEXANDRIA, Booe's wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
From NORFOLK, Campbells whsrt, every
TIL ESDAY, THU HSDAY and SUNDAY, at
q p. N.
Arriving ct either port early next morning.
during the past winter the Le1ry has been
thoroughly overloaded, newly painted, carpet
ed, upholstered and put in nice oder Her
owners pledge the public cleanliness, first class
table and courtesy and attention from the officers
and servants of the boat Tickets rates, infor.
NATION, state rooms, &c, furnished by
7. 3. HOOE, Agt., Ale1s., Va.
B. F. DODD, Agt.. Wash, D. Q. NH 9-tf
inland H. Snahoard Enastjng Go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-09
i5y ASBINGToN d OHIO RAILROAD

=
General Manager.
, 1880-03-03

nix tlFEAs
Fl0Uie-WRa dull md unchanged aniea wnfn Inn
tied tn 100 brs wlnters pnrtly nj s, IN hrlt houblo
cHtrns nj fhtsh0 fur pacilts; na 70 trIa gsnA nt
kL TNtni4 1.nn bril- Expott pxtrns q,tnirt1 Mt
N,eA n sncsf. md tin,shs extrns 10 At fashais
NfnER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were tears bran ht &lam
eslAao. chr rtngs at tl;0s car a'orts at e1a.i,
ard u cars wheat screenings Mt tn0ISta0t cohrss
ct,rn.n'cn VIVA nominal at sam t~r tnn an track.
sFIttSH WltEAT-WnA active and unsteady; II adj
vnncrf Nc. declined 1i4r. md ctntea Ac below tho
latest figures ut Monday. Tl,nru pnhc for
oKn tnleEsntns TIL nftcr midday. tut rrymle n1vlecs
quoto1 Ltvcroni Gd 'owrr. md Now York onRlcT.
III e Il e $s s .s: w. ss
sSSis SSisa IA Sar' 7 es?'rss a%; , s
,tay Z hs!s s!st Va. ts! es%ss aost ~
tan Teh e si* c. = rts$irs s ~ i, n H. VT" 3 ~ ~
+? +; A. sS'sss s 81 s:;$ 4:
e rc!ea ss!'sf f saI s! ii :! I. s;
S Il 8 Il : So esn;;sI & :f 4, W Ii 4 4; q
h NJ il. sna io 6a ~ 'anplo %t ncs
*;aa SsEa $Sa %!ssr ~ were m pu No rcd winter
6 81 I i%9sS sast v fos' :s.s # IT, s1' a'
s1x tx IT, spn. sS III na n n"y 4 IT. r. Tae
S,fS & & &t'faS5a ss Il mt ty nsys sssT "na # m r Il r.
ss' SF:ssS as 4 t:S sS sssS + IL t s
s!s;i$ ;S$s i; i, III ID sf: w; EssS
se sss,ts s @ nss SI MI I'll u M'se, !S
f$ s s !iafs i & s 7! tas2: ss|sf ZIG It u n; II
Ct &C. : nd ii il s,ss WITT IL Il IT, es: ia s% @ III I'll. H.
n1 ArSaSsn a y m 9S ns s,,a fln% iowe: for
s;ss, T :a II IT, 5 .;F IT, s s. ,s*
r G1r f"r It 1e?Nss sssr As,'f, sa, III, .n' n It mi @
AS A M Hna t;st!sl a. .aies tsssd
ss:s 's = is 2s,s si:sf s'a 'oa" 'a ut
c a nss @ vi. TG ao saf n' II aaG nscn S ths m
.,rIs AS s; i sss. !!ss %fsS " ,TS Ssa "a;
u. III :s9 s"i%I s NJ" ~ .,nxor Future. voro
"'inn '. s"'es % 2! ss. t.cnirs wsrc rcsted ~
iie II ''S M a1cy VI stuy stf,i;fs sse q IN N
. :..%s1s: IT, s Ill H. # a::i "' tte, a,
y s3 v Sss';; nnd ". 5nt se Kx.!n wy Hi.i1ia!
x A sta rtf q, S VT ss. as 1,cro z, IL w. tss; @
W. VIII # %f5 5ss;tS 5 Ii e :a;s a NJ % II iasf.
and io Iu II sis fac irSe On Saas Toisi. ii.
TWO O'CLOCK CA1t~
Es @ Il Is1i f, i 81 aSy 81 :';. 81 j a .;EyS
1 } tsy e nS a. M'u SS 9SsAa J. # q s
1;' III >a nrs NJ sIiissis for Apfii and slasGt:i3H
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Wl,cnt wns neGk unslgr t.iernt niosines, and de.
fhD fnG , NV A i: .1 III Sso an n";Y q e
s.s is S S s'":f s T.; md rs ss Z,
~" !s ss'sf 4F s91 q; & IS & r s; tF s: sss ] @ Ks
MaSS HIP i ~ la NJ Il, ,s, 81 ar9
s sIs. t5 te, Api se e?s f. 1 ana q AsI
i;1ssS {;;;S% s; y (. IL % % \.
NYerItKln1 IL lbs, &c. ~
, 1880-03-03
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments wrre filed for rcc-
prI Tuea'iHy, Mnreh..
CITY rNurEHTr.
WrntnnrthAv, III II II nf TNtEty -lsst Ut, fl0x
III Il. bnrrtyatt, uAtgil 3Rrtlt tAlus AtIIa,,li
~ thristAnM HachtltIl1I 2fN
lt'ibty II, IL II u IT EytEHgtptl, u I, .i4!U II
ttniesl jan. tuslHt0 Ut u. u. aeGatuh tu A.J.
lluGlIut IT, II II : ii Wisconsin, u t. iii i2ii w
hatna Starrh tJuhn II. llarpor to M!chaVt
wssi ;:,t.f:sa H. IL, il ii ua.rtSii as.i ~"
3YHiaili. lntei slarrh {Sorrts t''.rllEHn, Jr.
" William Hrwni: ni:.:......-................ 1m
koll!lss. .stl Cnn'iMMy R1N
.x;al tnnIs.!iyi..: D,aD
Ga!oii lttI1llttx- -Ait x1D
t.tHeh piAGS Aat attt.nHK thu nLi.tc, u T. tlxT1 ii.
.Atntl Ia9s. = titehn5t Slkns ii aale aeD
1Mfty y.h1tila u, l1ltY y " vt HItutlcs w, n t.
faaN T.. aated Feb. 9tt'ymua lsatn1 to WIZ
c1ss@s MSYsa !! ;;i;ss Ssyf @''
WeI Stmoiernih H II; Il ii i.mui. si.Ax ""
X T. .taiva Frb III ~. 4. ttu1art 10 u. ntld j,
l!nIaut H. ii. ii IT vjs,si.t;,. v /. sixi:;n I"
tlnuIuvrt t!atui March Nv, kornIiuoai Is
.ldtulAA ~ slt9tr I$U
Cent1H aF. " I! ut hoycAtcUnth H. v {, 4ixII
lMLHuyvd, dated MaEch ! -. Ana a,
hatasek 70 Pael1Y kYldes0)... ...,...n....... 2HQ
, 1880-03-03

wsnns n ssy nj ~ saf;f an ns4 aI, IN :sG ~
ss,isSisS !. !, Y .ficaE I aixi5 ''
.!nrn Mnrch Ata"tcr In Chnneefy I" Frank on,
;;4s i; ;,:,s S;s,s SS$ III: ~
~; Ws.ssrn Sh1Ss imsaa ss;a' M" sSa,rsny LES
Tf tae ~ fes H. ,ca,rc e rs'f1 ;,,, +; i: 400
tcrt. "a ts!y }CothoIc lsis,np of thlc,Rulo .,.
rS,ssls rsas}s' ~ 81 X Il to i; l. ;is, IL s's
tinicd Snrcf hi itac 10 L. lIcner,. 10
SssS s:% Ms;e H; T t. # '"asfs' & I ssia;s S. m
Ashan r. Il 9a e e ;s% sfs; NsFe II l9
": tnx.n L! iHo,as Hs T. iiidsway5. .:ps 1850
ts Y Fes. "f tH'5S'f t3's'sSi Iisnion f3
rs;if!, T. ass IT Fst e t.% g'is:s Tss q XII;
nss;;1 , Y y @ Ws:SS!Sst$;; S;; ssIIi' ] '
iiinrrcy b. Iiur.t 10 slnria /. MooSrri. ....:.. 1900
AIsAs ss I'll a. 4 81 ,Ts: ss; s''s, u ,sha t as"
l,"yo 4, 4 n tay xsi IT, lifted @
=, Mntrh ~. iInbrrtmsch e T. lsIunarn,.:.;. TO
oFnss y f. Il { s.'%i' s:'ase; & ss"el hsSs i
vii; 1ysS s;s" s;ia II II EsS 4 i Il s ;sstSs i Witas 4
10 llcnrnn Fesonlnrl. l........................ am
e,nx ,ks S,!s IT TtS ;5x 1n' or seven
'!SS; + S:if 4 4 q i1t";!ss ;!sa T. I'm,
u, M y 'sa & is IL ". essf |" 81: s
sath n l,ears..; i: II Il ii f;ft';,i '
rIth IL iatrck Hnrrny} 1uD
wr"7 or esx s n,1: uT 4sx T1'x an 'r SEVEN
II, United March a.. i. l'owc 10 Ii. Swsit]..s u
, 1880-03-03

HSE51s sI ID il, fr 2 vi Ss!Ht s,ae. nsa cas-, ut
HUfvALO.
!ss ,a;sss s. s s; .,,s,; s1GssSS. ss !: ~
s ~ sa$ SsSG ;ssEi o''f'a' butchers
enand s d s t9aaa' ts' n4tss am1ss
ec "sr: q 9ssf faE s + s wft'9 t e eS
iaaSs wcsiorn, ssS5s few oad, OF ot sI,oei fs ill.,
li!'ne-Kcse!p,s. AID hena: r,nrkot envy for York
ss;s sSi sest ass'e. Hss .SstS sns eoE'' at' pH' ~
EAST i.InE!sTY.
sy E 1t n"1 IN & sFs ;S;
'S'iy Sass, Y " ss'sa: !5s!s !: yssy d%!I SI sStS
ni r'' as g neln llf"y Vii. Tf0s NV " aw
1s.,ls r M :att!c W., n ta sn'S AZ y te Iata!i 1c
sSs % !"'S s ss1'H Sas: eess 81
i, ss' 3"S Ss"a ia "s iSiser'
nst psss S1y 2 hssa s y faF at
wArERr,wS.
W$TElTt,TH. March 2-cATrtE-Keeelpta. aol !
;as;i,; ;S!s; se Is s!sS; :ssS'1 sg sSg .s;i 5
iia,,s1wc'tSrn ~, fat swine. 'Ivo .o; Northern
S $:S s, 's;as sss' ;sss,
III. Louis.
1T s ,h H" nr;h +; %
s!Ss:ss!s IL. 5fas:'i assas a?s stsa'a fas: ID
VinMa gMOtn,!nnai rrcotpla tpG E!pin1nts. 40
H1EEHt'-I,HWUF; fAr, i5pa+A; nutItt, kiKtn!s0,
Ina. = $500
lh!Gs-1iotterj lIRt N.la 10; packing, N.t564
butchntn. 70 sccct. fiXGsI.50, rccoIpts, zp; shp.
KAkHAH CITY.
Special Dtspaich to Tne Ehteapo Tribune.
MAHsaE ETY. Ant Marsh 21CAT.Ea3Tho Price
fa!t; nntlsE srnets. EA7hel61s 1atiyn stockora an
ly9hGrH MnlRiH; tlntlrG COWS. 1.25a325t Coi0rnaos
&. .4t51.Ut TGxna $1+jN47.;h
l1D0s-ltoc0!pte, 2.7!k!; shipments, Gf,; nrutnr,
CINCINNATI.
C1Nc1HNATt. O., Nnrch 7.--1Inus-Htcndy and hrm,
u.s. ' '~'
INDIANAPOLIS,
INDtAHArDLls. March g.-IInGR-Stendy at 61tQ9
d-M Hocctpts, l.7tni shipments, atA
, 1880-03-03

,lliRiS.Tho Aecrenseh rrccira, ns compared with
thN number rNrnr.tH sr Mnn.lny lei IL Ir,rrrnsei
hha Hnsg hrlres nnntler anht Tho Arrivals
"y ~ r. asi n Tok T. mr.. ma H., ,w't Eoa sipla a packs
a. m ntvnncc ATcr M'unny pricesnf bs0t. Dr 1t III
ndvanco tnr tho Two slaya nf t0'At5c. Tho quality.
%fss'nx.; ,s. W.s r !Ht md e.nt md men,
ttH ntryn!A. aiost II ts,n ealof ware at ti:aIe3t
though tlorn w1a trn,l!nR MI t!,o TnY frn iii, @
s.o:s 5n q M r. sss i tnr nnor to hcst Rilt. and q
E,tlect Inn strtnka9o nf 70 III. for pz.y AId 81
, 1880-03-03

ltoUtRvI1AE hfareh 2-CorTUS-Qnie Mt l2tfc.
FtoGlt-Qulot; cxlrn. Ni0t5m; tlo family, Ej.Oo9
5-50t a No. !. E.ii8Htp; fa,icy, tsu0aGLO.
GRAtN-Whcnt lIrnIrr Mt $t.st1l2s Corn qu!et,
No. white, 4tc; do mIxed 4ifhtEc, Oats ntoadyt
KStHsc. -'' S"'''"
tiAy-steRiy Mt tltnatanl
l'noFtRInkS.EDtk nominal Mt &lI5l 1.arr strong.
Esma s,pn S'nsr 5As nlk mr." msa!* strng s,aliers
siHn!arn hGi clear rib, 1a4dIi3so; clear, is4373c.
WltSkY-EtGndy ut f1nj,
, 1880-03-03
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcru tho receipts antl shipments
nf the leading articles nf produce IN this city
during tile twctty y.fo,,r hnlrs ond!nK Mt o'clock
Tuesday morning, md tho corresponding tIn,p
Tor Inst ycar;
, 1880-03-03
NEW QIfLEANa.

NEW OItI.EAN8,
NEW oKLkASs, March 3-GAAlH-Corn quiet and
weakHt 6IGfHc.
GuItH-3tEAL-nult and lower at n.O
1tAY-I,u1l, weak aid loxor; ordinary 1uotod II
tlsAlaA0j pfiuas. fauts7t.ou: ctln!cc, Faa0l34a6l
GNucEltlx lxa-sugas sfsxulart inferior, t1ss6o cou-
Inoa to good common GA47ci fair to fully fair ~
053tei pslu9 10 chq!ces 7h915c, yellow clarified ~
, 1880-03-03

Theso figures show I'M incrcnso during lust
week. Of 5a,1Ga bl wheat, a01 or hi corn, nnl
Accreso nf II. 1tB hi oats, l0r1 bu ryo, 0,S97 bll
harley. Tntal tnereasu, ::.1l.1A bu.
Also n0Mt III lnrGor @".,t ,tf.J iii wheat, a,05aG GGi
bu corn, and r., ,33Gs bit onts.
Totnl III atnru and niont, whont, Bot.,oas bu;
corn. 7,:It.7lH bu; all Kinds, .sDt b,l.
ltn!I fretghts were quoted stentty NJ tho recent
reduction. Vessel rrn1n Wis tukun for 10000 lll
outs +" l,,,tlalo ut 6Ac, and 5000 bu corn by
steam tn 1,uflnio at ic.
4 fnrnlor near Clifton, ILL.,, writes TO friend
tliat his Krcso havu hcgin tn lAy, md whcMt WIS
mover known to be killed aEtur that tlmo in tho
sGltsOn.
ao,io oS tho folks on Change aro discussing
tho n'tvisahlllty Ut 'nAkiug Milwaukee whcat
rcCulptH regular In this city.
, 1880-03-03

Special Dfspdtth to The Chicago Tribune,
KAHsAa EtrY. March 2.-GNAIN-1hs I'rfts Current
ronrts: Wiicnt Epcepts. Hhil hu; shipments, shGit
bn; tfmeri No. calsll, SLlb; March, fi1a; No. =
ssahlpnonis, hui h!sur' No. cpsil, :sAc; March,
, 1880-03-03
BUFFALO,

HuFFA1A,. Marth e.-tl1tAiH-Whens Inactive; M.
hard Milwaukee n1l Du!uth hold nj $ll17. C%ru siu1t;
Enrlos new NJ. sold nt a3c trnck; n do sulu ut
90 IN etoGt. Other EralD cltlrcly neglected.
, 1880-03-03
PEORIA

fE4ttA. March 4-GltA rH-Corn steadyi hRh mxo,i,
Sf@S14o' mxed, SDlfs3iAc. tlnts sui. No. 2 whito,
3ima4n I'm innctiyo: No. =. 1G,{ ,{ft7ttfn.
GGals OF {l.QA - 49, ~
, 1880-03-03
DEr'J'I20T1,.

DETHoET4 Mnrct 1.-F1Duis-Qutut,
0itAtS--Whcat cnafcr; oxtra no,nInhlt No. white,
fLstfs stnrc, q IN; APRIL f1.ai hay, s1ist; MILL
ltkcEilrH-Whenty 4lm1 trL q
, 1880-03-03
INDIANAPOLIS.
0SSS.Itf1N

IHnfATAroiIs. March 2.-iItAIS-NVhent steatty
No reM: .s0t-I. Corn steady At 37@3sc. Uat
, 1880-03-03

CINCINNATI. Mnsct, 2.-C0rr,H-S -Stcndy ut i2}fc.
FLarH-Qniut md unchanged.
observation-disclosures fnir and prices higher Mt
slsE Cnrn dull ut 4ic asked; tic bid Onta stcny tn
nnchanRcd. Rye dull md tun,tinR downward nj Sc
llGfl9E-IlGninnd fair and mArkot irtn, extra No.
i'HovlxinXH.f'ork dull nt t13nn lAr.t quiet nnd
M!1i ht IL linlk Mcnta quiet but Urn nt g. IS
ELi! kI!M unrnn-lIoHand fhlf ind market firm at
&d.2h ti.a7H e1.1if. "
W,niskr-,s:iea1y. with Food demand. atfL0s
HtfTTl1s-Ftr!n nnd unchanged.
LtHSEED OlI-btGuuJ NJ ht.
, 1880-03-03

OswE0O. March 2-GtAlS-Wheat nonltnntly u
changed. Corn-Mnrket dull, Western mixed, &c.
, 1880-03-03

IT. fnutH Mo-. Mnrcl, 3--Ftuttls--yery slow, fnncy
fiH bid: c!luIce, RIO bid cnah; fss6 iupe; fauIy
sj.7t tItt. Xxx, tits bid.
GltAts-Whcat tuwer md aowi No. 2 rcd, t..11x
cas,' ian Mnrc!l, sLIli4cst.sA April; s3g}Eal 1oU
1tnyi Juno, No. do, &la& bid, No. sf,,,
tl.tA Corn .n3 aGi3fo casll, 1sc March, A;aaf,(c
Ansili MnY. tEts tt,tterl t&;s,o cnsh; 3l.ic
hhl AIFa Nge dull nt 1t}to bId Harley dull md u.
WHtsNr.-Stendy Mt &t.AH. ....
lHntIstUNH-t'nrk hlpturt Job 11ts ft1 H. n en s
sEE!a Anrl 4 s3ts MnT:, f,5y snn aun!s atrona Hlii
a. fltM 2"b! ~. ei.at !6. lnt,i HnmlsAl III f7in
,,.1 ,n.1IcE,ttrs-E!o5! T., Az! hrsI wlens, Slin b,i. corn
slrMESra-F Ftn.,r. IT. Uh brlai woat t1UUO but curn
al 10 bmI oats, 7.UU hu. S~'
, 1880-03-03
GENERAL MARKETS,


HuT'rE1s-In tho position Ut tho buttor market
tlserc was IN pronounced ehnnRe. 1hsrn Was n enf-
iIclentIy hctvo dofnnnd U ahs0rb tho receipts md
l,nldors Ind no difficulty In sustaining previous quo
talinns. We repeat onr list M follows:
. sco
neior "a
" @ M ''ltdN
only for clttnn seamless bass hut for honp nnd juo
H.Is Ms wul Trade Ia MI that could 10 expected ut
this tsrne Of thu year. We gaolo,
!|ssiSa II ;nss:. $;sf!sR: " sss S
American. :: ..........1 '''"' WV
CItEEsE-Mot with n fair demand from tho Wcst-
crn trade. nnA bcfnl number Of soutl.urn oJtpea
wcro nlro received. rho mnrkot was ssndy unl tsul
Mt PREVIOUS quotations:
Ehl! cfehHi .lxGa5
Low Ets.ttcs %t
coAir-No chnnge In the tltnaton ot this parkot
WIS HppArent Te fnw u5lltsn received woro promptly
tilted ut tho following quotations.,
inekn*Ailna. r,nga and oRR.. ......".........Ftm 20
ria ana i!9ls! m &;' 9
in,Inia i Oiiio.
t,!!aaim,,t asI hI3
isas bcE M M
HlinIlhVtbn, +U
,,l G9nrEKAHE-lnr, n torccs broush. tllo md pork
iS, Ss,1S so,,sa Ene, n 1 sym., ~.
ee;s SMS ;ir r9u;E Euoea esy at lso por os Tho ro"
Si saay 4 % H.. sss ss sseos eosSs: s2 ru ,
,nS wis fapoF'ad fall 1t The aaotatos Evsn ,es
.ssy s sss x x.,5 Ssses , sSsS 3 ps s.s and
NJ ioty, Ftm s':
ss!Enst; l0!GS
Ersiro'.." "....:"...."'.........:: stoa S
tis-WSr; ncanrod ihc oi;os;nS. nro nossy
.n,,isxe xralby. Fiao alt s.ock ii local sa-
, 1880-03-03
LIVE STOCK,
rt1rElnn.

dny...."..........-.......... t,Nu AE1 ITO
CATfhE-lheFo via a loss Hctyp mnYcnoI,t thnn
on tho day buforo, but the light reca!Rts und the
savnnll1 clAshctos Of the reports fron, thu tnst I-
ueed Fu foelllK, md tho advancsI pricsa Hf Mon.
day wasc thoroughly snstanu't, s1cppt fur tho pu1rsr
xrades Of nnsuheEa ntack. which nyGrxeA Ju lowof
snles runKod fT0m ta1t,s1W fnF uti c1ws ufIt ruur
mlxed lots IL tauU for cho!co shippng a.ecra Yhoro
as verr l!tt!o inquiry from uxpostoss, Tho market
ct0sed study.
QUprAr10NA,
Extra IsHovcs-(aradud atceTs, Weighing l,ED
, ~ md upwnr4a :...,.:.:..,. .kU9AYo
ws,s;x l:iu q l,a9 9ns..::..........:.. stoaA7s
,inE N.Y. i;.6 ss ss... . "o*" +soa4su
a!nttinln trhias stuefs IN fair h1sh, weIKh-
!Me lHA,n l,xa na;".............., ass<4ls
HutclarR ftncA-l'sl5r III ctlIIltlult at4Hfx mud
ct,!'tI!.In e chn!cM COWS tor city slaughter,
wDlss!l.K ~ t. LOU 1naa75
h.EH tasta a-t0Mn.nn cattlU Weighing iQQ III
ns..; lalllGs
bulls, mud seA'uwus ........... 2tia4N
feaA, PVT ln Aub1Al
, 1880-03-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
.1+0Ik7:TGE.


Special Dfspateh 10 Ths Chtta0o Tribune.
ItyANpoo1, March3-ti:M a. nl.-FI.ouA-No.1 !, 13s;
M. = th
Observation-Disclosures, No. /, lis 81, No. =, lis;
spring. fo |. liz, No. = 10y Sd; whto No. lis 70;
Sf7 In Stt' club, No. /. lis I'd: No. l1s Id Corn
Now, M. !, s. Hid.
fnovtF10Ss-J'urt.5 Tin I'd. lard, Th IL
lAvENF1oi- Nnrctl 2-Ercnlnx.s-EOr Mt
fa&1A+ii Fnes, s0n balus; SrecA!ntloH and export,
i0N: American. H1n
ltHEAisruFpR-smatI business n s,owaE prlccs. Cali-
fnrnth 1hta wheat, f0s 'd@I1s ID, California club
wheat lis talIs III; rcd Western sprinE, los bd&tsi
rod Wcstern winter. 1ls1tts FL.
rNorIs1oss-IIaot-l'stn moss, ;Ss. Bacon-LonR
o,Tnr. ~ Il: :t,oIt cisas. &s %.
llEcEtPTs.5'nst thrnn dnyS-Whcnt, l1h0u bur
AMrsicnr, iEhtL1
t,,'jx 1SxS AM ft"c-At Manchester aal' md
ssi.oSnn*. M"Tsh a-yraAu Centrifugal, as ID,
Mn*e,lFhtiu Mf1a1n +!h itlpt1i%
1tEpISEn I'ETl.tlt.EHM-a1xd
'ASTwKlt,', March h:-rsT77;;oI..ru-1sHr.
rho following Hosc fecoivoa by tho Ch!caRo Ifoaru
,,s,;;S, x1 Ms'os sDs; :1% nsathGs .t xs
MheatWnser ilsatIsA III; aDttng los tst6alis; white
IivEi!i'1Gi, Sinrcs. 2:.WhSa,- Sos M,uea a"fnu;
*s3st t. 81 il 'r4 M III as i's
Gorn In mndeEnto tnmnnd. i'nrk 6! !nwor; Western.
Il, A "T! ,iIs n u, h9s"n 9.ns q h!sheii y, @ ~
T.; ~: -. Weather II Eng.nnj nhsettlNh,
,ltlSiMN. March 2=iivEnia!nrs-When stonhy.
Turn aulut, Cnrenns M caat..W,ont rather onsiur;
nnts s' G. H. o:Msns . g. a. FIR I'd
whsa JUL sda nasas{x' ntaSs aao e. e'f'"
, 1880-03-03

TUIerESTINE.
WILMIS0T0S. March a.8rlMlTs TunrESTtNE-
Steady At tJr. .s ....'
, 1880-03-03

DRY GOODS.
NEW ro1.R. March 9.-c0ston Kootts In stcaay dc.
and and tho tono of tho market ynry tlr. Prints
In ntlcrHto aenand md dr.n LnwnH. n.i.ghns witlo
prints, RHd dress RNnls cnntIn1,e nctlyp Manchester
M"1is nila lerrtrnck printed p9tsen art n1ynltcu.
WmnlaM Et't!ns dhHK Wui1. IND [irlEcA trIn,
Tie Hstfr slyR. "t!nB t,0ltPAtld pnCkhroS dim.
need nGltseltr prnta. w0o0nn at, sold IL lc-
tfon totlAy ahd brought EXCELLENT prtccs+"
, 1880-03-03
COTTON,


NEW ORtEASH, 14n.. March 2-C0TToN-Quset;
InlidnV, l23lc low ml,!tltinx, 7&cI Rnoa ordinary.
t1So' net roco'pta, 5.s ba'ca se0ss, Aaai exportn
" s3ront lrt!nn aspi Ftgnce, Gll0i tho Continent
Vt. la,tIE: Stn; sintch 2.-CorTnS-Quot ahd un-
chnnKrs nitddltnRS, l:tct McA, lIaU haleat ret1y.
l.l1ui shipments, l.aJ: stock. 7AuO.
, 1880-03-03

Chicneo. harrington IL Quincy Neiirc,a
I1r Mapa, tshlhc. .tiooke. Ttnc-1ables, Slren,n,S.
MtchMfmGintt0ns supply nt any " ths fni"rtsss y
I'ctst,t'Ges s, r. ~ 1mtany Il ChIcasH: @sI.ese
t;aana 1aSie tInssl irfnk's EXPRESS pnca ia
andlnna.as nrnna Censra horot cornas Gansi ! sn1
N'adsDtl-AtA. (un trest 1IheI. ~1"a'Aoa
, 1880-03-03

PETROLEUM.
cLEyELASp O., hinrch = -etcady,
Standard white. ITO tcAL VIC.
liTTsMtinn. March h2-l'ET,oLEuM-Fatr!y active;
cr,ila. nko ht larhora fur shipment, ru!npd 80
lhtlntfelplttn tiDllyeFI. ''
TtTUAtlLI.E. ln.. March :.-rE1K0kRl!sl-Maskr
2neMad ths 'nrna y !Itei t1lo hIuhrst !eHg; thn
snwess o n cioslnE ~ !iefs shipenta f,,r tn u
brlX. ~
, 1880-03-03

Kansas C1ty / Denver Fast Ex
haI!Mks Guy NtRllt ExprIss,
e. LOUIS. :3Itrlngt'uttl Il TDxns.
4!o6ile 4 New urIeAnA Exiircsa
p JE'uts. sprtnxf1eId i l'eyM.
Fc0f:n, Huntington Fast ExDfissf
~ kenkuk iExrrt..st
lok!n h 'HyriA Exrfcne......'.
GhlcA&o d Paducnti Il. II, Ex...
Stf1ht0rt !.nruf.. Wast1lngt'n Ex'I
1oltel = Dwight Accunltuu,3atjon,l
, 1880-03-03
l.ea'n. / ANN

Fnlman lt0tG! Cars hre run tt.nuuh hct,..---
II tO:.n 4. m. ~ A"A 'caFlnR EhicaSs
No other road runs Pullman or any o,,.. 80.
holol CAN west Of Chicago. " nay "'t'cs Iofu 4
u-Dcp,t corner Of WBIIs and 5sfnE,a.s,.
h-Dnpot corner Of Canat nrd Kinse.ssa.
, 1880-03-03

aQn Saturday niNht Funs IN Centralf. o,Pv.
eVa Saturday nYht runn to Peoria oniE.
, 1880-03-03

Chicago q Altbn.
Uminn DEPOT vgst Side, near 1iatItsor1 .st h,aes
1tcket U1ecs. at jopo1, u sonIS IT.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-06
That Smelling Committee.

To all whom il may concern:
have learned that democrats are
so incensed at my remarks at the
Court House Saturday evening, that
my own record is now their point OF
attack, by a smelling committee 1T
Colum bus, with its oliactories among
the quondam ku Kiax of Dixie Ii
any number o. good persons wish a
reminiscence uf my eanOcratic assO-
Citations they shall hear me as fully
as they choose, at any time or place
they may select.
The son and The nephew Of Gov.
Nichols attended the same school.
and were members OF the same class
with myself. | have for years been
acquainted with the States Atty.
Gen, elect. OF Louisiana.
But the northern democracy are
responsible for the election of
Tweed to the L 5. Senate after his
indictment and lis crimes were no.
torious, also OF John Morrissey after
he had served out term in the pen
itentiary for burglary. The chair
man of a committee of the demo
cratic legislature of Ohio, which
abolished the homes for soldiers
orphans, served two years in the
Michigan penitentiary. At present
one of their leading campaign ora
tors Of Ohio served ten years in the
penitentiary. Also one OF their
members Of congress is now under
an indictment for bigamy,--has tour
living wives.
Now, until a parallel to this can
be furnished against the republican
party, the democrats will only gel
themselves into new dilemma by any
attempt against my record.
Very respectfully,
+. A. FULFoRD.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-06
Read. Read.

5000 yards good dark Prints at
4 cents per. yard. 5000 yards Stan
dard Prints at cents per. yard.
5000 yards heavy, 36-inch- wide, un-
blesched muslin, at 6 cents per. yd.
2OO0 yards striped Shirting at 6
cents per. yard. 25 pieces brocaded
Dress Goods in black, myrtle Green,
Plum Dregs of wine, navy blue etc,
at the low price of 10 cents per.
yard. Black Cashmere So inches
wide at 35 cents per. yard. Blan-
kets from 500 upwards. Hats and
Caps very cheap. A lot of Boys
caps for % cents. Come aud see
our large Stock of Clothing, for
Men and Boys, we can and will
save you money. The best $50
Boot in Columbus, come and see il
at Friedrich 4 Co., BOnesteel Bros
old stand.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-06
Alfred SfeDSer.

Mr.. Alfred Stenger, son of Martin
and Caroline Stenger, departed this
life Tuesday morning. Sept. q, at 7
o'clock p. M, after an illness OF Is
days. His sickness was typhoid
feveL and pnumonia. Mr.. Stenger's
death is TO be greatly regretted by
his many friends and acquaintancss.
He was a young man of firm aud
desicive integrity, strictly honorable
In his dealings with all men, wheth-
er acquaintance or stranger. Mr..
Stenger had been a resident of this
county for the last seven years, and
in so short a time, through his hon.
orable and upright career, made
many true friends, who do most
sincerely ympathize with the be-
reaved family in this sudden affiic-
ton. Although dead and passed
from our midst, he has left q name
that will ever be remembered by his
personal friends.
]. Ii, BARROW,