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The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
Arrived.
Sch Radiant, Hardy, Boston-iron to A E Stew
ems & Co.
Sch Eastern Queen. Dunbar. PASSPORT for Boston.
Sch Sea Foam, Eastport for Boston.
Cleared.
Steamship Dominion, (Br) Reid, Liverpool -
D Torrance Co.
Sch Congress. Willard, New York-M P Emery.
Sch II Il Townsend, Smith, New York-Rumery,
Burnie & Co.
In port, waiting schs John Wood, Princess; Ella
Frances Grace Gushing, Bramhall, f G Willard.
Emma X Smalley, w d Marvel, Congress. David
Torrey H I Townsend, and others.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
At anchor off Falmouth, Mass, 9TH. brig Rionda,
Chase. from Matanzas for Boston, (all right)
AR at New York 9th, steamer Franconia from
Portland; sch j Nj Riley, Coffin, Sagua.
Sid 9Th II NJ, steamer Eleanora Portland.
Ar at Dartmouth 4th inst, barque James Brett,
Gibson, New York.
ar at Falmouth 4th inst, barque Edward Kidder,
Park, Huon Island.
Capt John McGilvery, of Searsport. has gone to
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06

MEMOR ANDA.

Can't John McGilvery, of Searsport. has gone to
Queenstown to take charge of ship Wachusett
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Esaily Wholesale Market.

Portland Esally Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND Feb O.
Among the changes in the wholesale market to-
day, we notice rise of 1c on lots of Corn; we
quote Yellow at 64c, and High Mixed at CSC.
Oats are also frmer and Zee higher for car lots.
Flour continues quiet but steady. Pork and Lard
are dull and tending downward. Butter is dull and
declining. Sugar is stronger for graduated and is
quoted at 94c Potatoes plenty with only
moderate trade; job lots selling at 50955c, and
car lots 40@45c.
The following are today's quotations of Flour,
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06
&P0K ZEN,

Dec 10, lat 55, lon 63, ship Nancy Pendleton, FIN
Feb 2. lat 80 49, Ion 10 Is, brig Martha A Berry,
from Cardenas for New York.
Feb I'd, off Dover ship Ivanhoe, Thomas from
New York for Antwerp.
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06
Receipts Of Maine Cenral.

PORTLAND, Feb. 4.
For Portland, 20 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, 46 cars miscellaneous ner.
chandise,
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conyeyancs-1o00 bush Cornmeal to q.
W. True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06

TEyAELOR. A full line OF scasonable
IL Goods always ON hand.
G. II. CHESLEY 26l n, Middle s
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06
THE BUYERS GUIDE.

The following Trade Circular is respect
fully presented by the undersigned re
tail Houses of Portland, with view 10
show the extent and variety OF articies
handled, and the names Of those large
dealers who make this City the pest
market and trade centre for the people
of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06

ITNDERTAk ERs, Wood aud Metallic
u Caskets, Collins, Shrouds Caps, sc.
s. S. RICH Il SON 123 EXCHANGE St
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06

4 Latest Importations.
A. Il. WEBB, No. S Free St Block
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06

KEKs, Casixets, Collins,
u Robes, and every requisite for funerals.
McKENNA & BOUCHER 424 Congress st
The Portland daily press., 1880-02-06

CTOVES, Ranges, ANA Furnaces.
- Sole Agents for Magee Furnace Co.'S Goods.
A. n. MOVES e. son, II Exchange St
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TO-DA1;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Es;C ETGucia .EeIIiIa.

LONDON, Ju1c %0.-A Pa:i3 dispatch II the
Hines says: The } jesuit chapels were tb!oneed
Oh Tuesday III ,no provircs At l. Ia five
buId1ed pelsabs lc3d3d ty III, chairman Of the
ChamtcIs Ct C1mmtrce VISITED On the JeSuis
to express their sympathy for them. Tnu last
or series OF Ece;iags was held 10 Paris 10 the
Cirque G liver 10 protest against tho anti.
jesuit dtctacs. 4 considerable crowd ass N.
bed culSiio tho bulldog. Blows were TX
charged between tho mob outside Gud thcss
issuing from the hall. The mob booted q mum.
Der cf prits:s who hrd becu ct tho meeting. 10
the Cham Der Of Deputies yesterday NJ Baudry
d A's,p, icpiiim St. made tn iDeifcoual attempt
to max p"litic,l c,pini cut of tho foregoing
affair.
A Per GislAc> 10 tho Times ssyS: Al i'm.
mense crowd Of peel, evidently composed OF
tho upptr classes has been ftcalog oil day
(Tucsday) 10 the principal Jesuit establishment
OF Paris in he Ruc Sevrcs. Thousands of per
SOUS sigced tho visiting book aud carried off
Howcr5 as mementos Even tho crowd outside
made no hostile demor s'raIion IS they witnessed
tho departure Of the iniLrior brethren.
TIE paiicc arrived at the Jesuit establish u ut
ia thu RI, dc Scvres TT 4 o clock this MORE
log. They w>re Immediately admitted. Shortly
Gttr crowd of 500 persona composed largely
Vi stuUSulS hUu nUulCo NU'itJLtus ECiG WAS
somc shouting for eUd against tho itC'cCs. The
pclioa partly c.arcl tho sr2ct and refused to
adni; NJ. RludIy d'A<sou 10 tho building.
Tho rr:lcot Of p0I;co hGyiug arrived tho
building vas formerly declared coscd. The
Jesuita accompanied by several deputies and
senators of tho Right departed amid great
excitement csuUd ly demonstrations oil
their symnaEhiz.rs and counter concentrations.
There we're indignant eric, against the lreteot
o! Police. Ia an ensuing sulil, the Mar
qnis of I.iorc0urt and tho chief editor of
tho lIcion Ilsei;inlist Journal wero ntrt s;el
Some OF tho fathers licked themselves 10
their c,ll5 which had to be broken open.
The last left at $50 o'clock. The police then
cleared the atrcet and they remained 90 guard
there. At Walls the door Ol an establishment
had to bc forced aud the jssuits conducted out
by soldiers, o battalion Of whom ware present
under arDa.
At D,nsi sui Lille tho police wlr. nat re-
sisted,
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mEDEC7NAE...
nLD DR.. DODD'S POWD sKS
" j Family Mn3rinel

III
Young aud Miills AGED Lsdin, pir,,inr u,;,,,
NerTousness, Debility, Twitchiag Of the Mus.
c!es, longing lii the Ears, Specks before the
Eyes. Sp.sms. Hystarlc., Palpitstioa If thu
Heart, Indigestion, Melancholy, Low Shirts
Dependency, Headache Sleeplessness Roll
Forebodirg5, Cold Hands and Feet t,ko Dr.
Dodd's Powders.
Old Ladies who arc doti!itated ard nervous
with weak body. and digestive organ disorderea
causing loss Of Sppelito, IMPOVERISHED hood
&C lry Df. Dodd's powders and you will f..i
IS though you bad reacwai your @se and t,kcn
q new lease of lifi.
Old and Middle AEoi Mon who have ken.
late hours and have bsen i'm prudent and r;olotsI
NE laos OF health and n1tRre until the ulqor of
yeas gone and you arc prosratod nj snt4lly and
physically and unsbio to alt,ad to your business
or duties Of life taxa DR.. Dodrs Powders and
you will feel yourself mea scain.
Young Mon and Women with pale and hco.
gerd faces tin in fcSh broken down in mimi
ana body With a shattered nervous system, take
OLD DIR. DoDD'S NERvINE Tonic Powders
ana stop int Toss which brings on Melancholy,
Fats. Insanity. Consumption aad AL carly death
They will give .yoa health sad strength, and
increase the flesh and bring the bloom Of youth
to tho checks tranquility u taa mind, and pro-
duce sound aud refreshing sleep.
Men and Women who arc slaves to tho use O (
Tobacco. Liquor, Opium or Morphine. take DR..
Dodd's Powders; thoy act as an ontiIots snd
will destroy the appetite or tsSte for the uso of
Tho above stlmulnnts, which is ruinous to tho
nervous syltem. For ssla by JANNEY s. CO.,
Ids King st. Prco 81 per pscksg,, or six pack .
ages for 20. apo
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EXPLOSION of IL Meteor.

MACON, GA, Juno tO-At about II o'clock
last night meteor % largo az barrel, starting
from tho zonith, plugged down the northwestern
sky and exploded near hcro with report that
raverberalod !or thirty seconds and shook the
earth even ri this point. Tho meteor WAS
about live seconds in falling, daring which timo
the city was lii up AS though by powerful
electric light Much excitement prevails in tho
negro quarter. Tina Inhabitants rushed into their
houses snd closed The doors filling tho mir with
scrcsms and prayers. Tho time batweon tho dis.
appearance Of tho phenomenon ard tho report
WIS ah0uL three minutes, This would make tho
d:s.ai q from h,c IN about i miles.
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observation-disclosures!

Are you disturbed at night aud broken OF your
rest by n sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciatirg pain Of cutting teelh2 II so, g. at
onco anu got bottle OF kikS WlNSLO N'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the poor
i!L!n sufferer Immediately japcnd upon III
there il 10 mistake about it. There is not \
ntthor On Garth who has eyer uacd it who will
not toll you ct onco that it will regulate tho
bowels, and give ros. TO tho mother. and rel!ef
and hoslLh TO the child. operating like msglc.
IL Is perfectly esfa TO use in all cssos and pleas
ant TO the tssto snd is the prescription OF one of
tho Oldest and best female physicians and nurse4
in Tho United States. Full directions fc. using
will accompany each bottle. Eono ganuGe IN.
loiss tho tsc-s:mi!s OF CURTIS s PERKINS
u on the outside wrapper Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. Twenty ave canta bottle. Reward OF
limitations,
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E.EI-9!. ISfsE i~ErsES.

Tho sinsmcp Nv.,in will NOT vi, ,y,,,-: -
Nj, ,n.snr "a bn,,,or,,nn dr",,;, '''S'' ''
TLa ',I CO..
cnr-. III ,'", o. w." ~ ne Sorpot a.'oh
10 '''' '"'', t"0su"y ho"t'
~ SteH"ef 'hty OF Alexandra "hl make her
IF""l 'NS"'s'"A |" H'yment |" night hdelikat.
Ill Zip
=. Cait'h william i. :mi.b, tho newly oltc.a'i
ni.y nrrSrshs, nnd h'' deputies, VIII enter upon
81" n'scnA'9 g OF tn"'F 1di!eS Tonight.
ii Is understood that several parties will ba re-
ported ~ tho grand Jury, which meets Turs lay
next, for selling liquor without. a proper license
Tho chambers OF ;hs Board Of Aldo,mon and
Common Council sro being furnished with hand.
som" new curtains
Eliza, the inrsn. Gaurhtcr e Mr.. .,u,isn
Hurke, Ct this civ. Aiei s,,Jdenlv this morning
At Ecriyylle w!i.her It's mother hgd taken i
on II oi,,!av 81.
nboo,.I,-; .;..
there is not 81 much r,J h.iry s,inSoi ' f:nn,
Cumeeilsnd ~ ln.ru VS. NJ tho beoinu;ng Of IN.
Ec,sai.
~, ,,,. .;.,,, D;.hi.,..
,z:rr ,fi,, 10 c~erisn S.I!a m W., "'" MN i,
,-r, ,.:I,'h, g. IL -. I'' =, us
Inr ,gn. "1p,',", "";,l' 81 'n,S" "a
VII :. tbs steamer hn. bsou 81 GRO Ytcj
u,,,i.on pe-,i. IN, co,,u, onrr,,..,ur,-
thn vrn-th Lv,rJ viii hn -, ,hn a."i ."a
Cont ronro TO- norroy AVID nsrt Tn, Cav ;har'.
a. G. .ssarv in his cnu.Ear.,ion of That w,rd
Cha canal s,oan,o- Sta. =, + o,.,,,..
r"c, IN I'll csn.l .S,n, iir liz stHih
torsnd Monday evening, surung G le,x and
sunk in aboi! two rlinutes. m. ws,er will bayo
to Ia drsWn cit be'":a IT, tuusr,,' ,tsautr can
- raiso,
John rart.r lho ro',-,l ~ ., rho ho3 Ii;
arm bodIv rut hu II;,n nn ,,b Tnr, a,i
work o. ,ha I'm, nI "" y G.ar "" apo az
ono mia from ttis c,r r. h1ox.oG,i.S $50.
on Monday lost. and Who was .mnnnsoJ - -
seriously hurt, has 80 much ;mrroTnt ~ - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

TO- PROGRAMME For THIS WtEk.-T~o
thousand yards remnants OF Shirt'nI Linens;
> 500 yards of L,wcs-Iatcst stSles-ifcm CSC
90 to I5c. q yarG; 500 yards Ct fac iaco Mus
lies Ut l.:,. ward; 800 moro OF the Lace
Scarts Ic6lorod aud whitel n! Sc piece; E Largo
Iioe Of Lnpedcck. Val. GIuDy and Brobast
Lac,s, Leather Balls, Linen Buttons, Silk
Mits, white black aud colcre6; 0 pew Iloc Of
Lace Top Gloves Railroad Braid Thinning,
Insnrlirg5 and Edrugs. Harhyr ShaRls. Boy
Socks spd Miss Hose. an ootiro new supply;
also 4 new and elegant quality of Curtains. oil
ready for use, at sos, ct !. ElcHBERO'S
2S.lW Successor to SaymaEcr ta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

A WONDERFUL CURE OF DPnTuERIA---
rhroo o! ny children had D:phthe!ia in itH
wols form Ska dry. lips patched. could GOT
swallow, With feather | applied Giles Liui.
meut icdilo Ammonia to tho ,ousis, rubbed it
over their throats snd chess. Great churks
cf stuff cauc from tho Ihroals, theskin tc,ame
moist, frver LETT them, and under the Almighty
care attribute their cure to DR.. Giles Lini
nett JANE KELLY.
Cor. Fnnm III av', md Blocker -,
jess Y GI'y Heights, ~ }.
Giles Pills care Painlul Nlrnsituation. Sud
by all dlupgs g. Sntd far rnmnhlrt rra
siz, 25 cents DIR GILES
100 West Broadway, N. Y.
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Russia and China.

sT. fkTERsnuNo, Juno Go.-Tho Novoo
Vrelnys publishes tho following CORES pondence
from Vlsdivostock. dated April 9th: Tho
town is in Il stste Of sieso. Guards patrol the
streets during tho night Tho Chinese ire pro.
hibited TO BIZ abroad after . o'cltcr in the oven.
ing. There nro abou. .. COZ Chinese in tho town
&rmGn, ent for Qualifications is aYailnd.n
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

loanoN. JUICE 60 Tho Fiaanci, tbs mCrn.
Log says: "Wo Guiclg;a mat Ct least ono
tcicl:siti has h;cu aoalved hCra confirming The
dlsDg~h TO Barring nroshcrj itom thor Monte
VIfco eseat s:i;iag that il is re ported there that
Iahon has been clrc!nacd 81 Ruenns Ayrcf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
eOlt,nncrs0fr's ASsHSsis..

LONDON, June Ca dispatch from Porn to
the Daily Telegraph ea7s; "Allhouph the Shejk.
ul'Isiala fortnight ago d. AIRED TIM. tho SEN
trEco oi death psssod On The assassin CT tho Rus.
sian Gclonr! CommcrsoN ro:.ld be- erfied oui
according 10 tho religious laws, the Sultan
hesitatcs. snd consequently tho Russian Ambs, :
fHdor has dem Aatat y Categorical dccr.ionn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
s-FkGFHlS ,TEis1S

The o. Dau sioa S eatf slip c, mpsy ha7e
use a:e i d!Tiaeod ol Eve per cout
Gen. Pri5enore has dc ined 10 serve as en-
eectcr on the democratic ticket
Tie post flee at F,icrdshigyiio. kiog
George county, has te5n drc,ninuei aud
papers thst ~eat 10 it arc to so to Eige Hill.
The STATE Bank OF Richmond has declared a
dividend OF three per cent. (tty freq Ter the
past six months.
The residctoe Ct Mr.. Ry Jores, one OF tie
Isrgrst a1d Oldest dwellings, 10 Fredericksburg
was burned yesterday mcrniog. There was 90
| ltsurnt c. OF SO SEQ on tic house.
John a. Charltton, of Petersburg, OWL
engineer 10 the employ Of the Atlantic, Mis-
| slssppl aod Ohio rarosd. died suddenly, S,-
'urdsy al Glade Springs from suusrJkc.
Notwithstanding Gen. H1nton promi G.
that BIO he would not be candidate fur re-
| election 10 Congress; the Washington Star says
that some OF il friends havo set actively to
work to SECURE bis nomination.
A severe wind storm with rain p:ss,d ever n
portion OF PitlsylVsnia county yesterday alter
noon psrtla y unroodog ono tobacco fSctory 10
DanVllIo aid uDrooliug trees snd damaging
cFo's Ia the surrounding cluntry,
Dispatches from Petersburg sag sa. h. 10 e
conlloued drcuth 10 that section ot lha State Is
proving destructive to crops la many coualics
no serVictablo rains have lulsn for moro than
four months. Tn, crourd is hard snd try and
in mtn7 r ,ccs springs sro iir5cc w., AMI milk
arc compelled 10 stop work. Farmers scme
tlmo travel forty CT fifty miles TO have Grain
ground. ftais gre entertained tina. the water
In the oily rts.r7ons VII r.lI, ard prcc,niions
against waste arc urged. Pro ycrs rjr rain have
been tffJred 10 several churches.
At TIC o1mmctc,msnt exercises at The IIoi.
Versly OF Virginia yesterday the medal for tfo
peat article written Tor the University Mag zine
G ou h9i tho sfsson was awarded 10 Mr. VIM
bralion OF tho Jefferson Literary Scojstv VS.
held AMI W; G. Bluo,, Of Virriti,' was
awarded the debatet's medal, aud s " WI.
s 500 OF North Carolina, tho orators medal
d dhere were many distinguished visitors pres.
emf, among them Governor Hubbard, Of Texss,
ana iloo. John Code. There vas . Ierrc and
brilliant Audience. ""N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
I yp!OSiOn,

NEW York Juno .0-An explosion occurred
Abcnt III IS "'cicck This morning in tho oilico Of
tho bi:!msr C'rt:idGo Company, Me- Park
Place. Th:oo ca pioyGcs wero slightly injured.
Iho p.a.a glass windows and also those of No
- wore blown - piocos TIE Cause CT tho OK
pln!i n is net yet known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
Prize Fight.

TORONTO. ONT. June Ca gl1va fsb!
between Jack kiug, oi Troy N. y, and Goo.
tuliilErs. Of t!;a Oily, took place hero les:
night. Pat Ryan, tho American pusiIiss, acted
as referee. Eighteen rounds Hero fought j..
which FnIiamea arpaEen,ly got The worst r'H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
Ashore.

WASHINGTON. d. C., ,Inoo 30.-Tho signal
officer at Cann May reports that the sIoop Pima
fore, from PhiIsdalphis, bound fer Atlantic
City. n. j., came nshoro about orc milo north
oi mat station, 8! 100 y. Tl., 90 tho ooh.
Her centre board Is broken sLd she l. lying 10 a
daDCcrCu; position. The ,ptain wants assist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

=, Dispatches from various sources state that
the rivers ia Oregon. Washington Territory nn[
British Columbia are swollen by melting snow
and il)ods ere imminent. A. 40 nrnvirus
lmo for many years have The rivers been 81
high. ln cons' queue! the naked spOg at
this period of tho year, Sk4git Iiv,r il ,isinr
Al tho rate of ton feet daily, and has now ovar'
lowed tho banks in many pac,s. Tho CoInm.
bio river has Ovelh>wed tho banks q; Portland
and most OF Front street is submerged
-, f. olspa'cn from Buenos Ayrcs announces thst
tho city made peace proposals to tho n,tionai
government on the 9th inst. and tho nepo.in.
lions were oIptc. Jed to result fsvorably. n TIL
egra'n from Montovideo states INA. il ronort-
gu tnere that poaco has been concluded NJ Euc-
nos Ayrls. '"N
A death from sunslroka occurred ia Baltimore
yesterday.
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y,,...ea with E'o!sG2i;nx

CnlcAtin Juue 20;-h Milwaukee dispatch
s,vs ~. Mbrg Van Kirk was trrrstcd
vnst,.day, c5nrgs with having paiaoncd her
st.D mother Mrs Mary Lcahy. sad Lcr hal
0rGih,r, Pats OK Lcahy.
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f'frc

MGpDLtTowN. N. Y, Juso %).-A FIRE at
Liberty, Sullivan comfy, cAlly this mcrOiOg,
destroyed tho dry goods s.oro Of S.iIcs & Par
vis, which Was Tho harawsr, s:tra OF John
Wales and the postcfiee.
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Drowned.

EET lckE, juno 30 "A email boht, cohtaiL-
ing two brolhers. Honry and Chsries Turks was
Iun down and suaa last night in tho North
river, OIL Sixth STREET Eo5okGn. Ey An unknown
tug. Ch::!"s was doo9nci, IT,! his brother Wac
rescued
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Efamulau Killed.

HUDSON, N. Y, June 3O.-Eros G!fasa.?, q
flsmau Gu ina He'd ION Riyer railroad, Gear
this city. mas killed ~ q tra,n iuaHlnS Yer him
this mlfc,ng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
Financial.

WASHINGTON. June G0-ThO Secretary TIE
Treasury to-day Instructed Assistant u: =.
Treasurer Hllhouse to purchase 81 ,GOW0 U.
s. bonds FOR the sinking fund.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, June 80, 1885,
tor The Middle Atlantic States, pasty cloudy
"Gasher' occasional rains, wind mostly west
1!iy' stationary or lower temperature, generally
higher barometer. any
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

1t will be seen - reference to tic Baltimore
grlla quotations that there vas almost
panic IN tho wheat market thc.o TO day.
Frees show difference Of thirty c:uls bstvcen
Juuo ITO dsyl and July Ito m;r5oH) de,ircries.
Oae Of the evil effects of Grain sne,ulatio,s
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NJ OTlCE-All those who are indebted to mt
~ will please take notice tina. my coll, ctor
will call on thtln on or about tho lst Of .Iuly for
a full settlement fall accounts due mo-
HENRY STRAUSS, Is Hing st.
ie18-3t Alexandria, Virginia
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SWIFT THE SE.s-1h9 steamer George
hassg, arrived here from Norfolk this morning.
with Lew lrotm taslcrded to her walking
hr all, VIII Oh mean, hat rhn had passed every.
thing on tir river. cppt ciaily tho Jann MIscly,
whic1 Gil nnt ar.v" fer Two hours after tho
Lazy,
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ORDERED TO VAcATE.-Mayo. Saith. 10
accordance With resolution adopted at tho last
n'oetiuG Ct the City Council. s:rvcd, his even
ing. tho following motto, 90 the Sun Fire Go.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. juno 60 1881
10 tie SH1l Engine Company Of bttrandrin, ia.
You are hereby notified 10 vacste tho house
now occupied by you IS an engine house. corner
Of Shavp.shin ALLEY and Fairfax street, within
tn days alta, this notice, by virtue of q rpsolu-
ton passed By ConnciI on tho Ind day of JaHo.
1880 n copy Of which her:by transmit.
Respectfully,
CORTLAND H. SMITH, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

The REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION The r.
lubican convention o nominate clnd,datu r,r
Congress from this district viii maat in this city
10 morroW ST II IN Mcatinss vera hti last
o,ent in Arlington AID JriI.rsan districts to
elect representatives to he Convention, "hjch
will be imposed q: about s!Zt2 ijgc dsesGles. Il
il though ,lat lie p0lailat,on ii candidaldfo 10:
Coz gresa vii: &c iusipoCed nDii alter The meet!
iGg OF tho READ jua.cr c0nVenuoI, which will be
cid Ia Richmond On tho Eth Of ,In'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

=, Ess- NoTlcE-GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLuH
!; ! nera will bo q meeting OF the Garfield and Ar.
t u club on Friday evening, July "a, at Odd
e eloWs Hall, at o'a'ock D. m. a iull attend.
"nce Is requested. BY order Of tho President,
GEO. A. GRIyFIE. Secty. " lao,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. a meeting OF
night, the fylnwing cfiie,ra wero elected Jas
&. Graham, n. G.; James JohDs,n, V. G ;
v. W. Sherwood, p. s.; Beaoui L. Nails, Il.
.; John A. Field. treasurer; VIM. Il MINER
man, $. +. G.. ". Il. Studs, Cha9laa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

I'HE Coal Or LAMP. w hilo Mira. Kelley
who residos on Fairfax street. near Wilkes thG
vile Of Cantsin ok Kelley, was engaged il
Lighting n GOAL oil lamp. lest night. The oil be
rlme igut2d. and attempting 10 blow oct lIi:
fl smes, they nuif3d no ia her lsco. burriog bel
eyes and fore head badly. Dr.. Bfown. who va
o2lad 10, r;nitr1d the nt c,s9sry surgical aid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

PERSONAL Mr.. Cha. C,z uove viii leave
this ely to MORROW for different wstcriog
places at tho North aud on Saturday. July 10Th
will sail from New Y0ik for Europe, where ho
will spend the summer.
DR.. Marshall Joncf, CT Warropton, vi h his
beautiful and comp sbcd bride, nee NJ issB .ssie
Payne. OF Fauquier, arrived hero yesterday
cv-nlng from Cd Point Comfort, where they
had been 90 bridal tour. and rut up at the
TootInc llocl. They left 10 the evening for
their home 10 Fauqlitr.
Coooe! Henry Peytor, TX cuIvn c'trk in the
loicd States Senate, was 10 the cry to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

POLICE Report Jane Middleton, co'ored.
ana Jennie K5c, white, ioed yesterday for dis
orderly CONDUCT. and falling to ta;so tho NC
sar2 LUNGS with which TO pay III, sid foe, wa.e
sent to tee work house to-day.
Ella Cooper. o Washington Girl, feed several
DAYS ago Tor creating row at festival held at
the eoored Odd Fellows Hall, and allowed 10
depart upon the promise to come back and set.
tic her Indebtedness 10 the Cooperation, was
reariested last night, ard ordered this m0rri0g
to leave the city.
Dick Cooper and George Robinsov, two snail
colorod boys, charged with stealing the drawings
OF railroad bridge from whc,c they had cen
placed by the woT kmeu. near the Virginia Mid
land depot, were dismissed with Q rep1imsnd