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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
COOKED
CORNED Beef
ON ICE AT
r AMS AVS.
m E1bICIA1I..

OLD DIR. DODD'S Wue".,
-.X,uu.ness. Debility. Twitchiag Of tho Mu,~
cles Ringing in The EHrs, Spocss bsfora tn,
Hyes Sp>sms Hystarc' PaIpta.;ol e thu
Heart, Indigestion M,sncaply Low Spirits.
Dependency, Headache. Slneplossnoss, Evil
Forebodings. Cold Hands and F.et taxa DIR.
Dodds Powders.
Old Ladies wno are dubi!ated AID nervous,
with weak body and digestive organs diaordersd,
causing loss Of sppe;iLe, Impoverished blood,
&c ;. try Dr.. Dodd's pow lers and you will f.ai
ss though you had rsnewe your age and taken
now lease of lif..
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kept
late hours and have bHen i'm prudent and p;olatea
the laWs Of health and natare until the utqor of
life is gone. and you prosirate1 m 9nt.liy and
physically and unable to at "a I, yuur business
or duties Of life tax, DR.. Ded is puwI,.s and
you will teel yourself men ss4in.
Young Mn and Women with pale and haq.
gcrd faces thin in flesh broken down ia mini
and body WITH shattered nervous system, take
OLD DR.. DoDD's HERvINE Tone PowDERs.
and stop that loss which prin9s on Melancholy,
Fits, Insanity Consumption and an early DEATH
They will give you health aud strength, AMI
increase the flesh and bring the bloom Of youth
to the cheeks. tranquility to tho mind, and pro.
duee sound aud refreshing sleep.
Men and Women who are slaves TO the use O (
lob lcco. Liquor, Opium or Morphine. t.ke DR..
Dodds Powders; they act as an antidote sad
will destroy tue appetite or taste for the use Of
The above slimulants. which il ruinous TO tho
nervous system. For sale by JANNEY s. CO.,
sges for SIS. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

HE CANAL.-Watcr has teca drawn eff tho
,'HA AZ GeorgCtoTn fer the purpose OF repair.
< lie thirG span OF Inc Virginia ED Of the
=, iedCc': 1t will be abou: TN days or i've
Nt,ks before the repairs nrc completed, and Of
v.niSe navigation en- the canal will b, suspended
cnnns tina! time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

hENCouNTER. Some cyei:cm nj wss created
% TIE streets yesterday afternoon by re; -.
counter between Two HclknoYn ctizans re-
nGloS IN lew blows oJly.. The Cause CT tie
''incu''y 'a saId to have been s1mc oif.usyo RI,
'~aIEs used toward lcdy by one OF Inc parties
"a the tan from Washiuton to this city, yes
Teddy afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
LOCAL Nh ALTERS.

.gGAIuE2 pEoThRjIITlEe. july Il. 1880
r5r iEe Middle Atta1tiC Sts!es party c!ouiy
.yaStner snd local rains Marui s0ntherly Vsry.
,ag - cO!tC: northwest winds, falling followed
~ ,i-lng barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

IF &6TlrE --Ihore will bo meeting of the
Go"s"l vstvcs OF the First Ward on Windmill
IA on Monday next, tho 18th instant, at eight
o Cog, l"r the purnoso Of o!ccting delegates to
tho Congressional Convention, wh:cl meets in
thia ci'y On August 25.t.
W. w. HERBERT,
Jf!o-'. OF Tho Conservative Committed.
N7Ok SALH--Ono FINE SHIFTING TOP
- BCHaf, leather curtains. patent wheels 8
irst c!"ss job and will he sod low if applied for
soon. -......
j,1G2w HARMON & SMITH.
ShI.E OF REAL ESTATEIN FAIRFAX
- CUt NJ by virtue Of decree rendered
in tie suit Of GOcdiISs adm'rs. VS.. Utter back,
(how pending in the Circuit Court OF Fairfax
comfy at tho June tenn, 1870 of said court,
Tho uDdersigHtd. special commissioner therein
August. $50 court day.. ct y o'clock nl., bo-
fore tho door q! ire Court House. sell to tho
hlCncsl bidder ~ NJ L. suction, tia! certain
TkACT OK LAND. lying in said county, near
we V;ii,G' Of Erhtrev2,e, containing ONE
HUHDEfD AND SEVENTEEN ACRES
AND ONE HALF Ql7!), moro or less, for
merry owned By y. d. U!terback ard a6oin-
lrC tuo !r7d7 Of Thomas ~ Stewart and others.
The sad real estate il WthOT. buildings, but OF
good 1ns'ity md susceptible Of ready improve
meat ..''
Terus of Sa'n: Onn t.nth Of Tho purchsse
money 10 he paid in hsnd on the dsy of sale as
GepEit. iIsb!o tn bo forfeited and thn land re-
sou II thn terms Il sale are not complied with
The residue IN thrcn equal payments at SIX,
tweiya ana eighteen month"; with interest from
Tho Gay Q! sale To he secured by tho bonds of
tho purchaser. And retention of the :i,le until the
whole tr tho pm;chHso IN JHey hh III be psid
THOMAS MOORE,
JylU Wfw Special Com mr.. of Sale.
TIVE "MlLLlONS IN lT'-ROACU AND
a CKOTON BUG TKAp-The simplest
chHnpost ahd most elective means Of extermi-
mating reaches catching Thorn rs ras. AS lbey ara
ab.o TO C'sw.. Ons zCf thcso trsrs has caught
two hundred and fifty rcsches in single light.
Price Is ccrts Fn- saIc by
t Mri.hhN & UHLEH, ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

!0L!"E ITEMS. Sarah ki'ts Mess Kits,
I'D Annie Svmmcrvic, all colorcd. were f;ncd
TINS morning by The Mayer Tor tisordcrIy COZ
uot and fighting en- tho streets. Ihc cause Of
tins little difficulty vas Jealousy. Moses kits.
ana his VII, Sarah Nitla, went on an excursion.
'shtre Moses met Anoie, and Sarah got mad.
III" result was fight.
Henry MursoD, c,iofcd. fer an assault Gu
'hlIIp Taylor, coI0rcd. was feed til, m0rnios
~ Justice Thompson. ;nl held for ;:nyuaut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

STRUCK By LIGHTNING w c5ncs]ay alter
oo" CuIiGg tho II n storm, Two cherry trees il
the yard Of Mr.. A. Sherwood, al Fal Church,
ta;Nrvn which Wis stretched whi;n wire
Ioth,s Inc, w;1c stuck By li2hininG. ltsp'i
Inc trees, coil2d Up the c'5l!c' iiIc. ard il
J 2S''fc eli the Inc. ly Hay Of 7sliNy kGtckeG
ne corno1 Of Mr.. S.. Inoat hOusc ont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. July l5-Hnvs
dull; common St0)Si %; light 43jaSl 60;
packing 6OaS4 G5 bulchars 4 Gj,$ -; re-
csip:s go head shipments 2S3
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY Ii, 1881.
ann riena

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY Ii, 1881.
Sun rises. 81 Sun sets.............. 90
ARRIVED.
SIR Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk. TO a Reed.
Str Goo Leary. Norfolk, to Z D Hono.
Str Mat!sno, lower Pot'c, TO j Broders & Go.
Str } w Thompson, lower Potc. to "A Keed.
Schr Fcsmiug Sea, WssL'n, to Z Hooo.
Scbr Francis Shuberi -. to master.
Schr Bertha hsy. BALTIC 70 BeckhAm &c Co.
schr Dick Wllsm'. Washington 10 Amor
can Coal 20.
Schr Willow Hsrp, Brooklyn, TO Il Bryant
Schr Oakum, Washington, to master.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk, bv L A Rood.
PASSED DOWN.
schr Helan Hssbrouck, from Ganrgrtnvn.
MEMORANDA
SchE Brgadler, from Richmond at Vineyard
Haven 14th.
Schr Carrie s Hart sailed from Providence
for Georgetown 18th.
Schrs Geo A Hsllock, from Richmond, and
LaVinis Bell, from Georgetown, at N Y 18Th.
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EEHHsEs Mai.a.G. SMITH
EHHa D. hupcriltan tont,
* ri q S "a D Bethel Acad'y., %
sHEr AeHaH r, uluier county,
HEHH HHHHeE Virginia.

pOCkLhND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
- SANDY FIRING MD.
This Institution will be reorened Sept. 10Th.
4 full couisa .. instruction will he given, with
Lectures upon Hftury, Bellies Leltres and The
Natural Sciences. ... ...
Terms: S2225 for tie school year; Lsntu sgoe,
Music and Drawing extra For Circulars, Civ
ing ful! information. address
HENRY {. HAhLOWELL. AM.
jy6-eoStw3n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

it"! -'' ',o'.'. '''.' I"'' h',l III" t'e"'''" vi
mac r5.,iao no-iaess, a'i,uT:r,i.
rra lanra w1ru ii,in li.rown oc.5,. an3 IuIso
Charles /, Stuart l., i3f cjScJvtr5t; il Ia" 2aii-
,-r,. ic rrap3n.r 20 loud calls made Z; tli,t, but
..,i timed a3i appropriate .p"cui,, IA yetloii 10
n,ne.,ju.;1i tbs mcuh@rs ii tho club upon
~, lo>.oa lnrr la. tsIcu 10 ila,lonai r,ll,c4,
and 10 ..iu-iug y lead iifir nd 10 cuotiru, IN
.o2c7 c,5iult party. by standing solid tor The
fr.nIar dcmocra;ic electoral ticket of tic SiaIe.
The c'nh then. about ten 0 c'0cl. beaded bv
iatk-an , b.nG, proceeded to tho resIctc, OF
:. c. Ncala, esd, add stleuaued that gent!o-
a.aa, w.Io. in Response TO calls, made most
s.,,.i ,Lnv hsi I.ks, IN rnIn.;n,, - r;Z. W.
,r,al, STAT, ,r,,tora 9Th ,n,;nn.l no,;t;n.
r,,omonuruI,i'. hii1ycryS q H.rrI bo
:ay c,Iol g.r aka rn.sa lev rcnsrka wh;.b
,ycyr received with .n,Iarsc >'
i,hn [r,gI ti,ro di,rn,a,A p;,I, ,hrco o,co,s
I,"Iio, x q Nnoin ,hn nv -arr.o,n,,.;r,
- C,rrr's. irn., ;kis G,si,ir' -
TFNrgRiNrE. FIJI, tcmp1.a.ci tnertn.
lid Ia the Gospel TcDt, 10 tho pnstolii sc yard
Trol,s.nr Evsn. ard Eor. ilr, pc:rc,, bSIh
dchvrrcG In}craa.jDy oI&rr,ssg. after wIljoh ths
enid watc, ,'rGpo ~. rrr.,,t,i "a ;he auji
~ y
meetings ar, s!osI!,v g;oei9r 10 interest End
plwcr, and Il il l.! Iic:?,. .ha, n c.r,t work is
being accommodated bgthcrl ~ ,hia csm;nuo;tr.
Mr.. Evans hv I,i4 ca;nas., lcVIrr TnrAa j. Uio-
ring the icarlq 81 al who hear Him He 10
cypcctrh ;o,rr,i. ir-.;. !,;..;,;;a n.o,rov NJ,
Lis snli.ct i.-;Y,;r!tg tI,.t w.N bn ''S.:r.
day Nigh.."
mere "Il b9 !tmpH1coo ,hu"" 'ncc:Ins
~ ~ -" 1''1 -
,.,,:,,,, , =" ~ 80 "nt ms r'.' a!o
,,;l. WA - ;',u s'''
49,. VIZ ,'o ''a' '':,' '''ct
~ '''' ~ " wy '"'H' "'1 ''-'''''"' "'''' "''C'
Sr.ir rar Dn.nprp j hill u,, f,IoI r,;,b
t1c r,.,I, # rio Cr-nor,;;,, Crur; 80 do, hn
Edmnnd Bn,ko ,n'c,unsnI fnr LAIN p tiIomv
a,a;rst M,rv Erorcts nojIn,,2 f,r S;ro.o, rom
me bones OF Ea,!lmoay. me parties wore
tlh'f'eH 10 '"afio'tcrVli'e Ia ISIo anu sho'tIg
"''tI" ,'ES came &c l'!,S cHy; WhtT2 ,HeV rave
Is'"'N e,vi S' W '"' ''''n',H' jam pc
rr'"S' c,thi'''"S 'nA' TIE usienaaIt VI iry
frances hcI!o!A', atatd ,Cci and deserted HIN
~ 1910 Ahd went 10 WashIugthn, nnd from
N"sh'HS,OH sac "c"' 10 H'a'' Htla 10 con-
"aS "IrH 4 n'i''' "nH s'tc; 'hat tlme has
ihndant IN the suit soon returned from PAiladcl
] hIa and hos been living here ever scco.
;.
, nh Ia pHASiIoH hN"lHE TURNED OVER
!" r'H"'N"Ht 1"uNH.-ihc iiyGraulica Ea
zoe @lSF osiHS ne! at the "hari loot CT
NHHmcTo' street 'h'9 Eaer"iog NJ E1&ao'r
~ ~ H. " >!'n''on' 10 'Ao Ir1"coc1 OF Actipg
members Ct tho Beard Ct Fir, Nardnrs and
ipund to bo 10 splcadd vo,kiog order, was
trncd over TO EociDccr ,jnssnh II. Ycuor. III.
tune for Which he Las sr.rrn4n1 ora mn,,b
~ the waricrs for disoLcd;rrc, Of orders in
Iutling his crc!n. cus rr service FIR remains
,ithrn, frs, nh,an;"n s,'','" r, no'a hs
iricl ~ RIO nnn.r,r,,cv, I'ar,,nr '"I' '"0
po,rrr Irrvs Sarah E;,,, u,,.. r,,,
,,I A,,,, A' -, ~ - We w.
,rs n an al "r'tu wcro 'oec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

SERIOUS EfFECT3 OF WFDNr ST0ri
ihc storm % " cdGt Sday at"rurGu vas general
trioushou. his section, and 10 roma quarters
vas accompanied II hca7y wind nna s,VcIc
iphtnInS. Daring she Storm Hlrs. Warrior,
1lte ii Mir. John W"Ysirg. hyog about .hrro
iiIrr ifom Manassas, was struck hy ifrhtDlng
lad instantly killed. Miss lIammll. he daush-
iToi FIR. i!ush lIamni. Of Oca quln. WIS
b.Sn stuck IS Ireh'niCr dnrIaG i!," SANS starm
aud pHpiz.d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

A iRES' HERNIA TRlISS-Uoctor Hunter
n hcGulro, Ct Richmond. says Of this coo
brs.ed TTnss: Tine Aylcs Truss is ihn basL l
have ever soon far hcrnin in tho vsriolls forms,
md hes'.ily recommend it to tho protyss,or."
AfuppEy rLC;'!rtl and for sale by "
JaNNNY & CO. Druggists.
lFih NGe. - and l52 KING st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

fUNERAES.-Ihc iuatral q Nj. ihl O ioro
i.ecr, who committed :u:i!o TUESDAY night
at ~ taklrg poison, took l!rc! yestrd from
MS late c-ldcEcr, and Vas attended by large
lumber q the lilerds Of the deceased Rev.
Gir. lcaic, preached 'ha funeral sermoa.
Tic iuucral oi Miss R,b,cca Bl1:leman,
'"lS? death whs mentioned 10 yesterdays Ca
"c, val ;nkc place a, G o'c,tck his evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

NOTICE-I have this day appointed Messrs
~ CHARLES A. YOHE and GEORGE r.
STEINER my agents to oonduc. and c,rrv on
for me, in the city of AlexArdsia, Virginia, the
business OF The manufacture and sale CT CIGARS
and the sale Of TOBACCO and other srt'c,es
usually sold by tohscconists, the eaid business
being for the present carried on at the NE co...
ner of King and Fairf4x sts.. Alexandria. Va
jyl2-2w r. r. CORBKTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

rGNUEnif rEEnS--Ju1! received direct from
E David Lfndrah ~ Sons. philadelphia, "a
supply nt lrrsh and g"nLIac Turhip Seed. Of Nj
tn mort popular varieties. which wa uI'-r low.
lylh JANNEY 81 Gn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

IHE ilYDaAuILoN Engine TURNED OVER
10 ENGINEER loUNG.-lhc llyGrauca ta
ttoc, after b,iGg TIE! at the wharf foot ct
Cameron street, his Eacrnioe by EJ&ao,r
VIM. &. Simpson, 10 tho lr'scsc, Of Acting
Chlcl E1gioccr Stephen e. Green aad several
members Ct tho Beard ol Fro Wordens, and
inund to 10 IN spleadId working order, was
tArncd over to lioclnccr Joseph II. Ytuor, lhc
tine for Which he ::as suspended. onc moolh,
~ The warlcns, ior disohcdirrc, Of orders in
u'h"& his cnc!nc GU Il setvic0 FIR repairs
Without frs. obtaining permission from the
'mc! OF the Department, having expired
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

BALTIMORE, July IL --Virgina Gs old -; do
defelrai -; Go consols 5:2 do ID series 2l
past duo coano2s sc; now 1906 40; 10 40
coup OF bid day. Cotton dull middling III.
Flour firm; Hows,d Ft,eet and Western Super
Bass 10; Extra ASA IS; Family 8 25aS6 %; City
Mills Suuor 3>s3 81; Extra 4,S4 60: Family 81
sc 80; Rio brands S7aSG; Patapsco Family
81 ~. Wheat-Sou.hern active and steady !;
Western higher and s'ronC closing tirm South
ern red l05all2; do amber Halls; No Mary
land 10; MOI Western winter red spot liza
ll2t; July lllBtll2; Aug l09ml09l; Sept ll0s
ll0t. Corn southern dull; Wcstern higher,
but INACTIVE; Southern wbi.o5C; do yellow nom.
insl; Western mixed spot and July 1Slsi'i !;
Aug SOY .l93 steamer A5. Oats dull ana c..
clining; no ousinoss done. Ry ia lower aud dull
ct I5.76. Hay steady; prime TO choice psnns
and Maryland 1881 per ton. Coffee dull and
lowor; Rio cargoos ordinary To prime IL ash
Sugar dull and lower; A SOFT 10 Whiskcy
quiet at l Hast -.
NEW YORK, July l6-Stocks strong and
buoyant Money 2,2!. Flour quiet and firm
heit-splil g nominal; winter irmtr. Corn
quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, July 15-The
market is quiet Flour f.i-ly ac'i go and .pric %
iicmcr At i 25as7 % for ino TO choice family
brands. Receipts of Wheat mir and quotations
from lossll5 for Lancssto.. and 10Jnll2 for
FuF2 Corn 5iahl. Rye 10.75. Oal3 I0sl!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

Receipts u tu0 head shipments { co., market
active st $40. 10 SER mixed packing 25a54 50;
choica heavy CASA IS; light 30li4 j0-sIl
sold. Uat.e-hecepts ECO head; shipments
!, 600; market quiet; shipping, common TO fair,
4 lOaSi 40, good to choice 6)as4 %; there wss
q qule. and walk feeling late in the day 70.
heavy cattle; grsss Texans 2sS3 20; Kansas
wn,ered II. So 81; native butchers strorg al
3U.p5. sheep--Eeceil Is eco head; shipments
Us; market firm aud sctlve; common to medi.
um . 50sS4 good 30aS4 ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16
NEW GOODS FOR JULY and AUGUST.

NEW GOODS FOR JULY and AUGUST.
Monday, July 18th. 1880.
We have just received new lot Of Lawns at
&C. &c. 10 and l2ic per yard also = choice lot OF
full Standard Prints at &c. with other chesp
goods. Gall and examine stock.
u. +. BRASHEAR.
jyl2 103 King st. Alexandria. Va.
% RGG GASES just received and for sale
az by [sp8l j. y. MILBUKN.
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az z HAVE received direct from the Frank
w lin Refinery O lot of MOULD A SUGAR.
to which Wa especially invite the attention of
c0nfectioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

FLOWKk SEKDS-Just received large
IL And splendid assortment, to which ne in
vi.e the especial attention of the ladies'
JANNEY s. CO.,
feb2 Nos 70 and 1872 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

RICHMOND MARKET july 15.-Ths m,rke
is comparatively quiet. In Flour thore is bu
iINio doing, and quotations romsin ST 4a$7 q
Tor iiae 10 fancy family brands. Thc receipts o.
Whest arc fair, the offerings to-day reachir!
nearly 300 bushels. with sales at lC0allS fol
white ll2lllS ior Lane sster, III for mix,d, anc
91sll3 for Ful!z. No sales OF Corn or Oats re
ported, 81 ! nothing doing in Hyc.
Daily globe., 1880-08-14
PERSONAL.

}. B. Bodkis, of st. Louis, is registered q.
the Clarendon.
Hon. Henry Poehler, of Henderson, wss in
the city yesterday.
A. B. Chadwick, OF Chicago, was at the
Clarendon yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Keogh and family are about to
start East by way of the lakes
II. I. Dill, Esq, of Presoott, Wisconsin, was
among the arrivals 81 the Merchants yesterday.
jas. f. Toberson, Mrs. j. G. Cogwell and
Miss Hattie Toberson are registered at the
Clarendon.
Hon. George Kingsley, al old resident and
the leading lawyer of Blue Earth City, at the
Merchants.
hIrs. John Rogers, accompanied by her
daughter and son, have started East by way OF
the lakes.
Hon. E. II. Wilson and Budd Reeves, Esq,
OF Minneapolis, spent an hour or two in et
Paul yesterday.
J. T. Duffy, Esq, the vassatile editor of the
hastings Unj0n came up last evening to wit
ness the splendid drill of Damascus com
msndery,
@. Markell, ESQ.,, of Duluth, arrived in the
CITY Yesterday from Denver and the mines oi
Colorado. where he has been spending several
weeks.
Hon. N. G.. Ordway, governor of Dakota
Territory, of Yankton, D. T., with party OF
friends. arrived in this city yesterday and
have rooms at the Merchants.
Hon. W. Jay Whipple. editor Of the Wipona
Herald, passed through the city yesterday
homeward bound from River Falls, where he
had been rustioating for several days past.
The Fargo, D. T. party, mentioned in the
GLOBE of Thursday, arrived in the city yester-
day en- route for Chicago. Among the party is
George Egbert and wife; Thog. III. Pugh and J..
D. Benton.
Mr.. B. D. Young, retired banker of Dayton,
Ohio, is in the city visiting his old friend
and former townsman COL A. DeGraff, with
headquarters at the Merchants. MIR. Young
will remain in st. Paul several days.
Daily globe., 1880-08-14
OFFICE OF THE Chief OF POLICE,
ST PAUL. August 10. 1880,

10 the Public:
The President of the Board OF Public Works, hav-
ing called the attention of this department to the
peated VIC ations Of Ordinance number g. section IA
Of which reads as follows:
mo person or per- ons shall push or draw, back
or drive any hor carr age, cart, sleigh or other
vehicle, or any horse, ule, COW or other animal
over across any sidewalk, pavement or curb, iuto
any house, building, lot or other enclosure unless
such sidewalk, pavement or curb has a suitable
plans, brick or stone crossing or means Of access
provided, which crossing or means Of access shall
be furnished and kept In repair by the owner or
occuualt of such house, building, lot enclosure
at all times to the satisfaction Of the street In
spector.'
Notice. therefore, is hereby given that instructions
have been ssned to tn police force to report to this
ofice the names Of all persons who push OF draw,
back drive ride any horse, carriage, cart sleigh
or other vehicle or any horse. mule, COW or other
animal, over or across any sidewalk, pavement or
curb into any house, building, lot other enclos-
urs, unless tuch sidewalk, pavement or curb has a
suitable plank brick stone crossing or means Of
access. That upon the names Of the parties icing
reported legal proceedings will be instituted to pun
ISL the persons offending, provided in said
dinance, which is by fine not to exceed fifty dol
lars. JOHN CLARK,
2z7.22s Acting Chief of Police
Daily globe., 1880-08-14
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
NREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGE!
s. 81 laclracI atreet Consisting Of Gold Xetcha

NREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
O at Il jackson street, consisting Of Gold Watches
some strictly Hrst.cass watches which originally
cost from $3.50 to $500, will sell from $40 to Sl25.
Silver Watches Of all makes. Some Of the very fn.
eat open-fsce and hunting cases, will sell for less
than one-hslf their value. .Silver and Gold Chains
at very low prices Several imported field glasses Of
tho best makers, Lemaire and Bardou sons, Will
sen FOR one-hslf their original cost. We also We
In stock large number Of fine q, q medium breech
and rnuzzieloeding gums at half price Several
opera ola -ses and spy glasses and one extra fine Bar
don & aons' telescope, cost Sl00, for S35 We also
have q large stock Of Diamonds In rings and soli-
tsire ear drops crosses and bracelets, which We sell
20 Der cent less than can be bought elsewhere. we
also have large aud handsome assortn snt Of gold
and alled bracelets, gold set rngs, plain and band
rings, ladies' sets, and few ladies' neck cnans also
small soNd gold neck chsina for children OF one-haif
price. In fact. everything IN the jewery line, musi
cai instruments, s1verware, etc., etc., at E. LIZ.
TIES, II Jackson street, opposite the Merchants
botsl 1S9
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CONSUMPTION CURE.

In changesble climates like ours, everyone
should remember that Halls Balsam for the
Lungs has proven itself to be SURE cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and oil
Lung Diseases, and for q common cough or cold
We guarantee every bottle. 1t has saved ths
life Of many, even after al hope had fed.
Many of our most Intelligent families would q
soon be without woolen clothing In winter %
not to have Balls Balsam always on hand, for
il never fails 10 Immediately relieve all sore
ness Of the the throat and lungs. A single dose
taken at bed time will gently warm the blood,
cause refreAhing alumber. and by morning Al
ordinary cough or cold will be gone. Ask
your druggist and your friends concerning "a
Remember we keep this excsl,ent remedy On
saIe at our drug store In st. Paul. and do most
oordialIy recommend i to our customers and
su good people. aNoyu Rsos, q QpxLx& szsnta.
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Death of Mrs. Wood.

Mrs. Wood, the mother of Prof. Frank Wood
and Mrs. Fred. Will, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon at about o'clock, at the residence
of her son, 144 West Third street. For some
time past, Mrs. Wood has been confirmed in
valid. suffering from paralysis of the limbs,
but few months Ago was considered in a fair
way of recovery. Some si7 weeks ago. a noise
in the street attracted her attention, and she
attempted to resch the window to ascertain its
cause when she fell, fraotur,Dg one of the
minor bones of the hip. An operation was per-
fo,med and piece of the bone extracted. Up
to few days ago her relations had cause to be-
Neve she would ultimately recover, but shs bad
been growing weak and was failing rapidly up
to Thursd day, when she rallied. and was more
than usually cheerful. Yesterday afternoon
she chatted cheerfully with her grsndch'ld,
frankie Will. In few minutes afterwards.
Prof. Wood entered his mothers room and
found her in the throes of dissolution. She
died, as stated, about O'Clock, universally
esteemed among her acquaintance as lady Of
rare geniality even in the midst of afaiotion.
The funeral will take place on Sunday.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
a Sure Cure Found at Last. No One Need
Suffer.

and liberated Piles has been discovered by Dr..
Williams ian Indian remedy, called Dr.. Viii
liams' Indian Ointment. A single box has CURED
the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this notwithstanding
medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries
do more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
(particnlarly At night after getting warm In
bed). acts a. poultice. gives instant and pain
lesa relief, and IL prepared only fos Piles, itch
ing of the private parts and nothing else.
Thousands Of cured patients attest its virtue.
and physicians Of all schools pronounce It the
greatest contribution to medicine Of the age.
Il matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured. For sale by
al druggists. NoxSs Bios. d Cuz1.z' whole
sals agents.