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The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, March 3.-Hogs-Receipts2 3, 900 head;
shipments 1000; quiet, slow and easier; mixed pack
ing at 2QgA 40i choice heavy at 45@4 10; light
4 25G4 80.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 1900 head;
fairly active for clioice shipping; others dull; sales
at 0044 70; butcherssteadt DOGS 60; stockers
and feeders Unchanged.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head; shipments TOO head;
market moderately active at 4 O0de5 SO.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending Wednesday, March 3.
Amount of stock at market 3343; Sheep and
Lambs 5155 Swine 10, 500; number Western Cattle
ern Cattle 40.
Prices of Beef Cattle y 100 fb, live weight-Ex-
ira quality at 50@6 90; first quality at OOa
at 0094 371s; poorest grades of coarse Oxen,
Bulls stc., 2563 871s.
Bighton Hides at SC " ib; Brighton Tallow SAG
5Rc " fb.
Country Hides at 7@71sc y ib; Country Tai
low 4sz @16c ~ ID.
Calf Skins 121ac p fb; Sheep and Lamb Skins
at 2 OO92 so each.
Working Oxen-The supply in market this week
was enough for the demand and trade dull. We
90
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the wholesale Market.

Review of the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 3, 1880.
The following changes are reported the past week.
In Drugs and Dyes oxalic acid shows an advance
of &c, lemon oil an advance 25c, and canary seed
drop of 25c. Fish, hake shows drop of soc. Leath.
er advanced from 1 to 7c Turpentne Sc higher
Sperm oil shows an advance of sc and whale of 1Oc
There is slight drop in mess beef and pork.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04

Mich Cows-Extra at S45dS7O; ordinary at $40
@S41;- springers S1S95O; Farrow Cows $13aS27
p head. We quote sales sgringers at $37 80 each;
Mich Cows at $50 each.
Store Cattle-Not any call for them; most of the
small Cattle and many of the Cows that are brought
into market that are in fair condition are bought
up by butchers to slaughter.
Sheep and Lams-Those from the West were
owned BY butchers and cost landed at Brighton from
ga to 71Ac $ifb.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
March 4, A. NJ.
For New England.
cloudy and rainy weather, brisk southerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature
falling barometer.
Cautionary signals.a are ordered for Portland
Section and Eastport.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
Havana Market.

I HAVANA March 3.-Sugar in fair demand with
an upward tendency; No IL $ at S1a@SM reals
| gold per arrobe; Molasses Sugar Not to 10 at 6sl
! OTIS reals; Muscovado Suagr common to fair ga
| @7A reals Centrifugal Sugar 96 deg. polarization
| at 8$4 a 914 in boxes.
| Spanish gold at 2 361a92 1864. Exchange
downward tendency; on United States 60 days gold
at 4g41a prem; short sight do at 595h prem;
| London 141a@1514; Paris 292A.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
DEATHS.

In this city, March 2 Irwin Il. Field, only son of
Alphonzo A. and Alfredo S. Field, aged 10 years
months days.
Funeral service Thursday afternoon at O'clock
at No. rs Myrtle street.
In this city, March 3, John Il. Doyle, aged %
years months. brunswick papers please copy
[Noticeof funeral hereafter.1
In this city, March 3, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, aged
SO years months
Funeral on Friday afternoon at 21a o'clock, at
No. SO Spruce street. Boston papers please copy.
In Deering March 3, Lille Z. Nevens, aged 8
years 5 months,-adopted daughter of H. H. and
Susie A. Nevens.
Funeral on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Burial prvate.l
The funeral of Miss Katie McGlinchy will take
place this morning at S1a o'clock from the residence
of he- father, No. 158 Danforth street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04

NOTICE.-"Congress'' is one of the Oldest and
largest selling baking powders in the United States
1t makes light doughnuts dumplings, biscuits cake
&C., &c. CONGRESS Yeast Powder and SHADES
English Mustard received the award at Mechanics
Fair, 1878. Always reliable and the ladies' fav-
orite.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
MAR RIAGES.

In Raymond, Feb. 1, George Small and Lenetta
Currier.
In Pennington, Feb. 10, A. B. ButlerIand Miss
Lizzie Jewett.
In North Arson, Feb. 20, Elmore Dudley and Hat
tie Lisbon.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, March 3.
Arrived.
Steamship Lake Nepgon, (Br) Scott Liverpool
mdse to Thompson, Murray & Co.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-mdse to
Steamship Chesapeake, Williams New Pork-mdse
Sch N j Miller, Lewis. Boothbay, to load for New
York
Sch Julia Ellen. Burns, Friendship.
Sch Atwood. (Br) Bateaux, Annapolis, Ms, for
Schs Rough Diamond, Flewellyn, and Ranger,
st John. NIB, for Boston,
RETURNED-Sch Olive Elizabeth, hence for New
'''A' V'AA' III ''p' Cleared.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York - Henay
Fox.
Barque Magnus Hus, swed Ljulin. Falmouth. E.
Sch Marion Draper, Bailey, New York-w Gray
& Co:
Sch J Slower Clay, New York-Rumery. Bur-
Sch Effort shea New York-Berlin Mills.
BOOTHBAY, March lar, schs Lizzie Heyer,
Henderson; Alfred Fisk. Kelley, and JEFF Borden
Paterson, Boston; John Sanford, Berry; Mary j
Cashier, and Adde Jordan, do.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York Sd, steamer City of Washington.
from Havana
Ar at Boston 28th, barque Evanell, Matanzas.
from New York for Portland.
Ar at Havana Feb 26th, barque Hattie Dixon,
Yates, Baltimore; sch Grace Bradley, FIN Portland;
9th. brig Ernestine Norton, do; sch Sullivan Saw
II, Boston.
Cid 9th, brig Mary Comery, Sagua.
Sid 9th, barque Addie McAdam for North of
Hatteras; sch Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, Philadelphia.
Ar at Cadiz = barque Samuel II Nlckerson from
Corunna. 80
Ar at Samarang -, ship Lucy A Nickels Nickels,
Rotterdam
Ar at Havre 2Sth, ship Lydia A Skolfeld, Miller,
New Orleans,
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
MEMOIR ANDA.

Sch Annie Myrick, Mooney, from Plymouth of and
for Rockand, in ballast, struck on the Old Woman,
to be total wreck. Materials saved. The vessel
registered 80 tons, valued at $1,000, and was
lately purchased by parties at Rockland. She was
partly insured
Sch Swallow, Carlow. from st Andrews, NIB, for
New York, with frozen herring, sprung a bad leak
and put into Eastport, where she has hauled up.
Cargo damaged and abandoned.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
nODIESTIC PORTS,

PORT EADS-Ar 27th, sch Machecca, Wood
bury, Ruatan.
MOBII.E-Ar I'd, ship Charlotte White, Dyer,
Liverpool.
PENSACOLA-Cld 25th. sch Anna W Barker,
Snowman, Jamaica Bay, IL
Cld,26th, sch Charley Bucki, Foss, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
Boston stock Market.
Boston Sugar Market.
New York stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, March 3-Evening.-Money market
easy at 5d6 per cent call: closed at 81 prime
mercantile paper at 5@51s per cent. Sterling Ex-
change steady at 484 for long and 1904 CAST for
short Governments quiet and shade lower. Railroad
bonds strong and higher.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 432. 900 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
Foreign Imports,

Foreign Imports.
3. LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamer Nepigon-177 bales
rags, 90 cases beer do fish hooks, 625 boxes tin
plate to order and merchandise for Canada.
Foreign Exports.
FALMOUTH, Eng. Bark Magnus Huss- So 147
bush barley.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04

Mining St0clks.
Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange by
I. H. Mansfield s. Co., brokers' 81 Exchange street
Portland Me-, March 3:
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04

Bullion Mining and Milling Co
By c. P. MATT0CKS, Atty.
fe14 diff
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04

The Mansion House fund now amounts to
G37 ,633.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
Daily Deraesiic i.eceip,.

By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornneal to g.
W. True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
Grand Trunk Elevator.

The following is statement of Grain at the Grand
Trunk Elevator, March 3:
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Feb II, SW of Saltees IA miles, slip Union, Ba
tow, from Liverpool for Baltimore.
, 1880-09-17
1sIJEHT A.

THE WAR WITH TIL; TuIcostANg.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1U.-A telegram
from krasnoyotsk snys Col. Seribtskco las
been placed til command Of tic expcttittunary
farco at namt. Supplies aru being actively
forwarded to thu front. The Turcomans oc-
casionatly attack the conveys.
Tile CxAN's MECE1TIoS OF THE CHINESE:
AMBASSADOR.
Tho oNctu2 Gazette publishes nn account
Of tho reception Of tho Chinese Ambassador,
tl1o Marquis of Tsrng, by the Car. The
Marquis saEd tho Emperor OF China sincere
u wishes that u treaty between tho two co,,l-
.rics could bo arrangod ln spirit Ut iar-
asany aaad justice. Yhe Car replied TINT his
35eslrcs wore similar. Unfortunately tho
responded with his wishes, hut he was
Pleased at the ruluase of Chung How, tho
ute Ambassador OF Chinn, and requested
the Marquis Tseltg to hasten To submit pr1-
posals 10 Won Glers for the conclusion 0f Il
Treaty.
WILL RErlllE.
,, BE!sL1N, Sept. 1g.--Gen. Count AliIutin,
iIusslan Minister Ut Wnr, is about 10 retire
llo1t oflice uit nccouNt OF 4 disagreement
with the CzarOWltz.
.iEL1KoPF.
vs,';,. st; rErE1tsnYIta, Sept: 10.77Ge'!: LnMis
Imperial assent Is aBluuuced 10 tho propfs.
als Of uell. .Me!l!olf al .palln,ster Ut Justice
!or 2 revision Ut atl tile b.nneI,cs Of at1MInls-
ttatlgtl OF tfo provinces. The work Ut aucl,
IeSlst1ll III tho eight governments las been
all0ttGu to four Su,IuturS,
, 1880-09-17
THE l1'MAHON MURDER.



A reporter, ~ so,"owhat g curious % Isi to know wI,at
tho r,lcc 1nten'lrl to du next. now .hat 0SrIl.
tho alleged ruur,'crcr of John Mcs'nhou. had
'rrt ret ut iitprty nftcr II full hc,lring ri his
enc. went ferre.ine =. about In tho l'rpnrt-
~ ,nt,'.. H., .';a, .I s''co 'ss"ps y, an.osa.ln
as .n,Yht nc picked up: was Curious 70 note
tn tho most humble patro.rat, wcro prepared
tor thn news f,f o.S"!l.s ,lfscharvc ;. wbv.
Tom ts core cou,a have s got s"rt " "t on wit,
let alone paIr of ehrcwd criminal tawyers,"
said Lieut.. KeatiuR. In fuet everywhere
a ,ss Mi9n x4 s 'nnt c,GtiSss I. I
tho ,'r*! plaec t6s i,ratlhcat,on was ''pu, ,.p.*
VII w los 10 xrsaty % thi IN k" s; Il IT, rtfsr fss9s.t IL
tto eyidencs it appcars Tint willis "ae M
nr i've, Of McNninn's house. thc ",i,rr t,ccr
hurried on to thu I'o'lse uni Toll them that tlo
tScusances, @ @ % Mrs M"Mah",; at; 'gr surro,eS ,nse
murdered. 2,.,.bands tx,dy before ,,cr
identIfyInx anyllatiy fir tho murder. 1t wis
cnir.sie,i u, Ieutrit ssat!on Ut n1,ce tl.ii tao
t.l,ll hnve hupprncl f.,r should tic acfliui
murt'errr .,o capture.l Ars. srSa ion i cvil,,,cu
;ix.ix M f .ntifx ill., e'e" though she SHOULD pos
Fur sn,,1G time pnst tho po1co hn,n 1,crr work,
ing tJifctiy mis r,iet, llftte nrcis of iuftrt,,-
reucicd tic conci.isDn that dyer Sca,ljnt, u,,d
.laInrs Carnnnxh. ILLUS Tic :. Xii iror, Trny.:
tro t,s9 mum rt.spn,Isbc for t.,o Mediation
MURDER In tho t!rst ,,lnr4, il wns nr-
!h.yctl .hut ihe wrDe,rn;ors yars int
Ercc,ih,,rtis. b,,t tlariu9 aid wc,l-pta,ctccti
ars an ano = tho ,' "s @ en ,st Of ne T. ths have
without ntunfrnt tt,.,se. nrt. These twf,. f,ty-e
, 1880-09-17


PANAMA, Sept. 1U-News from the South
at lust shows glcaln Of peAce, at least arnl-
1sttce through foreign Intervention. A Lima
correspondent Of tho Star and Hcruhl
writes under lato Aug. ~ that the Hon. j.
i.Chrlstiancy, American Minister. luft that
Cap!tal Aug. 10, aid sailed from Cal!ao
We same day ln tho United States steamer
Mactillsett for the south, and adt(s: Al
u1uuRh 1t IL generally believed he tlas gone
70 santlago, tho Capital Ut Chilli. MY npinlon
Is lo has gone no further than Arlca, there
70 meet some high porsonuga from
sAitl, md Is probably the bearer
. important dispatches fran, the
"hita House, and not improbably come
iiuea Of what will be acceptable 10 tbs power
y Peru, 6eilor plerulu. On Tie following
Wy w thero Was = nluetlnK at tho Fre1luh, Eli.
EEisl'. and Italian Ministers In tho PALACE
patching on tic l0th Ut the French nlana,t-
mar iiussard To Africa, with documents, tho
vmnicntS Of Which havv nut been disclosed"
tt!'' same correspondent snys: "Cl!ill llNs
t net with 0 check where apparently s1lb leAst
Sapecteu 1t. and from O quarter she neither
Gale nor e!lll desI,Ese," aia intlnsntes that
*aRta1ld, France, nlld Italy have lnterfeEed.
RECOVERED.
1lhe Peruvian torpedo buat sunk by the
tuascar ln Cn!Ian Bay, s01AB n!0hthS ag!l,
ass neen recovered BY tho perurlAnB, Ana IL
etng reiitted for service.
49,. a MEETING or CAPITALISTS
sas held ut the Palace the other day, when
was resolved to advances twenty millions
hasd ttullurs 10 the Goyprn,us.,t, SplIor
t,nfoia ,soia having decided to Issue no luuro
, 1880-09-17

WAs1llSur0S, u. e., Sept. l.-'J1le total
yal,.u 1T exM,r.s nf domestic ',rea.lstutfs fT0
tic United States In tho nlnnth Uf August,
1870, wure SIT ,l!N,9l5, nml .'urlmg August.
$50, 81, ,GW. Fur eight nlortI,s ended
Aug. ~. 1850, slst,sa', ,7ut, md during the
s,!nlo period of ls70. Sl37, 7,Utt,Ui7.
Thurrcasltry Department tn-tlay purchased
Tl,0O ounces ut fl.la silver fur delivery nt
tho Philadelphia md Now Orleans A1lntS.
TrpasIry officials anticipate that ttls ship
lnellts Ut standard silver dollars tlIe i,rvSti,t
week viii cxctrll ttlnt u my previous week.
sl,Ippc.! yesterday, S:aD,0m Of which went
SaMtl.,
SECRETARY JIo,upSt,u eyDpctS tn I.lvo thu,
, 1880-09-17

Special ptspafeh 10 ms t'aseaao Tribune.
EtnfN. Ill.,. Sept. tt'.-T]le Kale tonnty
l'r'l'rraiic Convention nut nj t;rtlc,a YES.
aunaf t;rnve. .fur CIr.mIt t'rrk: lMiltp
Sc!,Iektrr, q, AnDra, lnr !Sl'eriI: I}nnie'
AtnlntIry. of E'gi.., tor State's Attorney; Dir.
J. X. Lewis, Ut ST. EhHrlrs. for t.tItti.cr
!1rlcEatss wenr selrctMl tn tln Congressional
Tie following County Co'!.rnlttHe wns Gil0sutl
for ttn eIisulns ycar:. II. v. Corbctt. Of
Aurora:. 4. Cnfcy. nf Kan:yilfc: y. i: Atc-
i.ea!', .of I3atayia: y. +. Wlleox, ,or EIgIn:
!: McrS l"s By = c"j. III ii s. asfy'' ' an s 4. 81.
spfefai pt,ratth to 7A< caseap. 7ttbnnt.
Mc!lESlr, r., SEPT. IG.--It thu Scl,a.
@ EiRi!t % s.,'aral ,strs s I"!s''s 'aEe I'D Il NJ. W.
Henry Counties, held this day, t;car0r KerlI,
nf Wn1lkcKniI, was nominated lnT the Stnte
Senatu. mid james pollocE. "y sli1lbarl, wns
''o'hiiEa!st! fnr 1srpr,sr!.t:';1ye. q. rx,
SANDWICH, Ill.,. :srpt. lt'.--'rflere wns 4
Drawn, ut Cllfrugb, WIN sloke fnr MI llnur
IN defense Ur tho UnnnTrnlfc r. lmiiI. aluI .1nhn
{: Sis5wi.,. wln followed +. ~ iltcrcstinE
=. !si"ei"i ia'a,t'a to 7he ca!.neo 7t'nun<.
cd;'n;x n'XS, oY,,1 ~. Ss& & i II iH 'n,'s y,.s,r,as
fur Sllrrlir: u. D'llripn, Of Dixutl, for States
Attorney: l.uyi l'ec.ner fur tunlIty Clerk !;
Summer fsaslwOthl. nf Palmyra. tUr CDrn'ler
Thu Sriatnrlnl md Representative t,onvrI,-
natcd Coi. j. il. Whi,e. II t,r!S i:ouaiy, i"r
Representative; a,tl Or, j. u. lelker. Of Lee,
st,e'a' iH'p'tta % TIT cAseass Ttthnnt. -.
Narl lset,nblic:tn Glib field a,,o,,tdour nlret-
tIg In ll1c lurtcrt iA@rt or the ctty Tonight
, 1880-09-17
THE WEATHER.,

OFFICE or THE Chief SIaSAL OFFICER,
WAs1IlSaroS, j.. T., Sept. I'll Il. m.-l'nr
the Lower Luke reRion, wnrlner, south 10
west Winds. partly cloudy weather, local
rains. aittl slight changes IN barometer.
For Tcnnessee uni thu Uhl0 Valley, warHl-
or, clear Or fuir weather. southeast tu SOUTH
west winds, stationary or slowly falling
barometer.
For the Upper Lake region. slightly warus-
CT, partly cloudy weather, wlNls generally
from west 10 south, and slight changes In
barometer.
For tho Upper, Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, clear Or purity cloudy
slight clanges III temperature aMl bar0lne.
ter,
Cairo, st, LoAts, aml Shreveport.
LOCAL. uHsEnvATuSF.
IHHAED, SUpt III,
, 1880-09-17

Fir lIAKTt4E FIsEtIE.
CART: TnwS, Sept las-A large crowd Wit
,,cssvl Sir llastlc Frere's elnbarkatiull, AIld
there was II general demonstration Ut regret.
aWlTzEHLASn.
DE,sSE, Sept. .1t.-rlle Swiss National
Council linye decided tn submit 10 n popular
ytte tho question Of tho complete revision Of
the constitution.
RESIGNATION AcCEtTED.
DE1a.sAnE, Sept. lG.~-tt Is stAtcl that
Prince Alilnr llls accepted the resignation OF
Rtstic's Cahtnet,
THE SPANISH coIsTEs DIssoLvEn.
MAn,uD, Sept. l0.-trhe King llNs signed
the ttGcrcu tIssulyIng tic Cortus.
, 1880-09-17

Graves EIcctors.nt1arRe. They also ,natlo
tho following Congressional nominations:
Sccond District. j.. 4. .Trcattway; Third.
J.: j. ". Dninn; Fourth, Samuel ". pcrcc;
Fifth. oliver jrynn: Sixth, Nathaniel Srn4r.
FartyttAe delegates were present. ut the
Convention,
, 1880-09-17

city tomorrow, to be absent some weeks III
Indiana.
Tie I,onrd of Architects reports In favor
Of the erection of now huiisIng for the
tile rru,ai..s ii tise lIca. Franklin Steele,
WIN ttlrtl suddenly fl Minneapolis, Mimi,
Thursday INIT, arrived lIrrs. yesterday. md
were Inferred tO-tlay IN Uakf,ilI Cemetery.
, 1880-09-17
GERM MANY-,
2ffIFGTfhHr

.Los1pN, Sept. la-specEal dispatches from
HA: " tila Government perseyercs In lts
a'saslon ut proposing subsidy OF seysra!
, 1880-09-17

MIHSOUItY.
ST. LOFTS, Sept. l0.-~1'hc Ilcpub1icans of
tho Fist District Of t|iis city lave nnnILl,at-
I'd ex-Gby. Tlunms e. Fletcher for Congress.
, 1880-09-17

NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Sept. 1b.-1Ie Lcnlncrnts nf tlIf.
seco,ld District rrnoutinatetl liezckiall II.
Smith Tor Congress.
, 1880-09-17

Proposal: 70 Railroad Contractors

tESEnaL MASAGrIs's t,fyIcE MICHIGAN EES-
THAI! IA AtiitnAn. 5'Ertnr, M!ch:, sept; u. isS@
!trk in .In Thursday. srrt. III nNL fur TrtsItng.
bridging. h!d tlens tte r1tck!nn nf tt'o 3ncksoII,
buYEs.1l AbttMt - Elilt~.
IrHl",ta NltlSt bt iurunG n,ur1 SECTIONS OF Hbout
sun miles III length eArt.
lIhM-, specifications, lnBlrtclnA tn pif1nrt und
prI I'd Itnk frlH sr ilIittss ituy bu ruu,t III hs
afsite un una utter TuusdAy. set!: II:
, 1880-09-17
IT. II, IsEIlfA
f;rnprnl alnlsavDr Michigan Central Hull

FropasnIs fur Excmsns!nK Material md
MAiiJiux I'trr Ikcv~trsnt.
UNITED HrATEH ESHlNEEH UkYicE, NJ. ~ Wash.
lnHtUn-aYr tlETis1lT. MIrlI.. September H. Is1L-
ftars rEtatsals IN l0p!ct, viii lu rsttve ut This
Dttst. Until 1t Nt4iek mum HnpteBbHr II. taNt
rl',rl, tiIte nna acr thsy T ir ngflca 7, psesec.
A,triai aid fnssnt trtrttlIE nfHut 20 1naMr 1ret ~
pus Ersrt!t!uni ut thu H. AiuEys Fms cnHuI 3tieh-
a,y or ~ pr9!";a. ia..x EH,s,.a,s NM m taiI y.
le nt~atyr.t by h.tGrx. md tcrn.s u rUstIMc: ana
Eaynnnl will to furnished M duplication ~ til!s Of
ir|":ns fTr ~, .sfsy!K .","r,t! ~, te Y
k!slr!l. Z. MElTzEl. MnlJr ME EtI4IGatE .. =. 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

TIE Liver being tho controlling organ OF the
system, II is important that il should rot BIZ
disturbed 10 ito rrop:r action. Tho digestion
OF food, tn, movements Of tho heart and blood
tho &c ion Of the brain and nervous system arc
all immediately connected With the workings of
the Liver. How important is it then that go
should carefully guard it from harm. 1t has
b;c1 sslist;c Only Troved that j. NJ. Lartuue's
Anti Bilious Bittcis are untIaalcd 10 curirg all
cases of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and
all The numerous disease that are the direct re
suit Of an uohcallby condition of the Liver and
Stomach. Sold everywhere at BIC package
or 81 q bottle. W. f. Thornton, Baltimore,
Md, proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

g:ulDer 81, 1879, per lady, ftou. ~. ". C.,
:35; d2Duary ,. 1850, Ladies Sewing Society,
$50; japusly 16. 1880. subscription from l..
NJ. s., 325; Jaausry Is. 1880, o lady member,
$500 January -. 1880, 90 old Alcxau-
drian,' IS; January 20. 1850, Mrs. u. 2. NJ. i.
IS; January q, 1850. subsci ption L. s. L.,
S25; subscription NJ. NJ. L., $25; January %,
1850 q lazy per Rev. II. s., So; January q,
1850, Il. Z. H., IS; January &c. 1880. sub
lcIlptlon a. Z. T., $50. Total, 1923. The
deb has boon reduced by The payment of note
OF $500 and outstanding bills to above amount.
subscriptions and donations fer tho above OBJ
icct Will DO thankfully received, and may be
lelt with the treasurer or collector TT NJ. 102
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31
MUSEMENTs
ASzUsEMENTs.
SAREPTA TT A ~
Kim b ATTLE OF CHANCELLORsy,1LB

unners, FlIZaUGH LEE having ki,d,u
f GotssnHd TO deliver an address bsfors thu X,
let HOOK and Ladder Co, the above sub;oc, h hsc
ooen s9Iertsd and tho address will bedeliye1ed ~
7, ;ihUhSDai SVENlNG, FEB s. =
portrays tho death tf tonpw.1l Jackson 'oa ~ a
WHO pontI' s 10 HI. noble herosrn. dwells sill
more intently upon his devotion to bis God Tim
committee Ia charge promise to use their he.t
enu emu TO insure tho pleasure of all who a..
., Ooofs open at 30; address st 8 p m. Ticket
Edgar Warheld. w. K. Davidson and r M .
NDA. jan SLOT
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{irr,c To
Ih|'d Church. -Communion service at ! a.
III. Chlidrcn's scrTlc' IN tic of:ernoop. Nc
selv:cl at night.
81. IdnLS Chnrch.-Conu union SERVICES Ct
CrUc1 ChUrch.-ScrSIc, at ] g. II. and
80 o. nj. by Rev. Mr. Sharp.
&, U,r,'s Cb,,rcb -hJacs All ard II a m.
1900 ~.
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n m. by Raw. w, 6 Penjck.
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m J., Re, T. f. TroooI ia Ecol;.L
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fry SCUOo1 RO,cp Til, rcpnl. ,oprt
;on 81 ,l;a Da.rJ ,no, Loi; Ice, ,;,L, ,',,,'nt
g. 49, .''' n 49, ''A HI;
- i.,Hc"ou i'c Ao"' C'H Yuan u''h P'o 'ou'
and MCSsrs Gregory, icaGbca'cr, NlaThurI.
Washington and Whltingloa trustees, ANA
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LOCK- TfsE.-3TSEs.

Chicken r2z is 7cw y;sitirs tbs city. II Q
niunI's SIC nat Sc plentiful IS hoy wars short
limo ago.
Tony nenitrs !iumpty Dumpty Troupe IVES
fccelvod last wight ii Ssrepta Hall by largo
audience 81 Il the entertainment WAS good one,
Hsv. Pcytoa Galish'r OF this city, conduct.
Cd the services al St Stevens H. ijcopal Church,
Cuipeper, lost Sunday, the pastor being aheen..
The February term Of the Corporation Court,
Judge Charles L. stuart presiding, will con-.
menre IL this city oA Monday ncxi.
The February term of the County Court of
FRINGE William will commence at Brownsville
on Monday next There ere number Of in
portant criminal casos to DO tried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

EG3"Wc earnestly rcQues; those CT eur subs
:ctlbers who are III arroais 10 settle thc!T &c
counts without farther delay. The recent sharp
advances 10 Tho rrioo Of paper have considerably
rcTea8o! our monthly expenses. aud wc will be
compelled 10 discontinue the paper to all %
tho tr:o list from this date.