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miscellaneous 9roccrs' stock

RrcR-Wholesale Gh to TX.
SALT-In barrel, $3.50. to 26.0 Liverpool In
81 cks, $ 100; Rock 81 so per sack. =
- C9AcKEEs Soda, XX1s ;sM; 1 snana YyoS
to IL. Cream lie a..
soAp-Oiive, tXc. per pound; Blue!ndif OK
to6K: Satipat, 81. 40. to $50 G. +. Whteman
&CO.'s Dallas Soap Works: Pale Olive, DC.
Company: Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive, 8; Extra
Olive, AZ cents per pound.
BEANs-4hito5c. per pound. ,,<
CHErsE-t1ear Spring, lac; Factory 10;
sAURa KRAUr For half barrel IS to 80.
DRIED PEAoHEs--Unpeeleds &c, -Shpeeled IL
per pound. ~
Ftest: In barrels II cents; aseOts, " ~
CLoTHhs PINs-Round, Coo; spring. ai.oo per
MrAsupEs-x bushel, iron bound, sS.60 per
dozen; two hoop pals, 90 10; three-hoop, J2.30.
TUBs-Three nest, " .30@Sl 80; eight nest
8.25; No. l, % 80 per dozen; No. z, so.6oi NO.
WAsuBoARps-woo 81 .s5; zinc, $3.50; New
WE'LL BGoKETs-sl. 25@s4 80 per dozen;
PowDER-s6.65 per keg OF rs pounds; III 90
So SO eH do, 81 80 blasting kegs, "a 90 20
sHoT-Drop, bag, 81. 10, to2 .25 buck e2;40. to26O
MAoKERKL--No. l barrels, 8l0 half-6arreds
Is 80; kits, u pounds, u; No arrels, W:
CANpY-Stick, Il2kto 1Sc. POM Vancy'o
LYR-Concentrated, 81. 75Ca $500
RoPR--Sisal, u in. basic, lie; cotton, s99sCc
VINKeAR-Per gallon, 20@30c Apple, zoe. to2l
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and Straw 45c. 9)c.
STARCH-tK@4hc. 10.
glazed. Crooks Ii to Il cents per gallon ior
glazed.
TALLow--In barrel, AZ; In cake, DC per ID
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--osTrcr orrt
Texas Copper Uining
Manufacturing Comply
No. 400 Elm street.
No. 400 Elm street.
DALLAS, Texas, February 8. 1881.


10 the STOCKHOLDERS OF inc .ieNas copper
Mining and Manufacturing Company;
The following named stockholders of the
Texas Copper Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany are hereby notified that the assessments
made on the ehares OF stock issued to them
by said company, and the amounts herein set
opposite to their names, remain unpaid, ana
notice OF the same having been hei eiofore
given, as required by the charter and by laws
Of the company, this is therefore to give notice
that the shares of stock upon which asses
ments remain unpaid, or so much thereon as
may be nece ssary To pay such assessments ana
will be exposed to sale at public outcry atsthe
court hou Q door in the city of DALLAS. on Tues
Gay, the 18th day of April, 1881, between the
hours Of 10 a. m. and p. IN. OF said day: :.
No. shares Amt
Name, 500 each. Due.
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BRIcK-At the kilns TO 80
sToNK-At the Dallas quarries Sc per cubic
foot. II for foundation, l6 for wall, and 70 10
dressed front.
LuNBEB-Native rough pine ego per thousandi
Dressed on one side, So 30; Flooring, tongu-
I'll and Rrooved, SIS; Dressed weatherboarding,
N7k, 1hree-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
elS to tl9.
sHrNeLrs-Cypress, Is per thousand; Native
pine, cap, %; do heart, u 10.
LArHs-s3 60 at "a per thousand.
CEMENT ROsendale, " bOi LOusVllle,
So 30; Portland, So 80.
PLASTER rPARis-Per barrel, STAT " 90.
HAIn-Pe pound. no. -.
cents, g inch ceiling Joint, 81; 8 inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; inch cap do, SOC.
DBAIN PIPE-3 Inch, l6o per loot; tincn'
zoe; inch, &c; inch, zoe; einch, 5oc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
al IS per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered. 2per DBL, bulk, 81 20.
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scrap Iron.

Caet, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 30 TO 90 cents per hundred brass,
IS per hundred, copper, 80 per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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Poultry ana 9ane.

PnAInIt CBiJKRss-.We quote ut $50. apit CO
SouInRKLs--Per dozen, 60c.
CnIcKKrs--We quote 90 80 for spring; for
z rown, "a 30.
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Seeds.

GERMAN MILLnr-We quote 81 90 per bushel !;
Gordon, BOTS. per paper retail. Wholesale
TX to 2 cents per paper.
Cottop-At the OH Mill,.$6 per ton.
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Conl and Wood.

CoAr-Ind,ar Nation, ss SO per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoKR-5O cents per barrel.
Woop-Oak hickory ana ash $500 to s 8 so per
cord, Sawed stove wood Ia retailing: at the
rates of "a so TO o 90 per cprd.
CHARcoAL--65 cents per barrel.
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PrAchrs-s pounds, 81 7i pounds
"tpA rors--9 pounds. u 20, 8 pounds,
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l,59ST t3,3IZ Y
By order of the board of directors. st tn cir
meeting held in the city Of DALE S, !IeNas, OF
the Goth day of January, 1881
GEO. f. Afford, Sec'y'
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Orleans, April 2o-spots closed easle

ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, April 20.-Quiet lOh; receipts
3iOO; shipments $50; sales 1928; ttock 4O,z2l'
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April 20.-Opened weak and
lower to sell. Middlings 1913 receipts boi'
Closed dull and irregular; low ordinary 6k:
ordinary 7f. good ordinary 50 :; low middling
OK; middiiDg 1Oh; good middling llHi no
sales, -
LIVERPOOL.
LIvERPo7L, April 90, 1918 p. m.-Cotton
moderate, inquiry freely supplied.
Mlddling6; Orleans 1-l6,
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nntfar nnd EsGs.


rees-- II 70 TX eta per dozen.
Burr o. Northern 26to 9SI Texas 20 toajo.
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spoKxs-From to az inch, per set, Xxx
saw SAWED rKLLoEs-JK to az, 81 per set.
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F1oun = We quote CITY Mile from nev
vbest as follows: Ky, 20, XXX, " 90,
TNYX.R 81; Choioa, q 20; fsully, none.
Inported: TX, per cvt ~ 20; ~, " %
RrT-scaros We quote per Dbl. -.
RaFLrY-scarce; ROod demand BIC
PRAw-Xe quote ~ o.
crrrr BAes-sec0nd-hsnd In good order,
roFS rraI,-Hsr evt, Ito.
OsTs-rsW TerHrS5tO5bc fromwag0n, - 70 %
gF2s-. rosold, ssc; No new, sesse; 70
Al IS. lToansw, 756so Rejected, y Ga: NO
i-sss. CasBr. Meilttersnesn, No 2, 80 No y
eia7sr: NicarEgus, nominal, sc, Duf not vAnt-
n b. Teras mlllers-
Cor--55 - ~ oeuts, loose ear.
Unv-Prrfrta. looss from warm, y 70 vi per
"a rIfia-t, 40, g 70 tl1. Frum sore. urtirie.
bslad 81 ~ ton; Mihett, ~. frsirie psieo
Al - fr.1, fis Der ton IRE On bosid.
nru0fl. ChOrped com, per 10 rorno
RI. rt1rrad corn and 0afs, - loo T'ounes
II ~ .-',sDpsd bEriey. pr 1og pounds, q z5
--usbsd cdrn s,sd eos, per ~ posn.is' 50,
s-n b1En, Per 100 ponds. 81 srs-
harn fonr peI 20 g1rnds. 80
bushsl. -. h11ninys ~ - pounds. -
pounds, e.
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Cotton.

The receipts to-day were very light. Ihe
market is dull and nominal. The revised quo
tations are as follows:
Middltng .........,............' ~
STRICT low mluulluS .......'.''' ''''o/a
Low middllpg. ....,............
Strict good ordinary. ...........,.......'' ....a
Good Ordlnary. ................. ........ - va
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Hides.

lsets: dry HIPS, free Of grabs, 10 e. grubb
kipf nc: WEI sailed, 7e.; green butcher
hfdss, BSo.: Al damaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins soc. sheep skins IRON
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DnIlas WoeI Marker.


Pine, 20; medium, Is; heavy, l6c. Bl
bury and dirty, 8 TO 10 cents OF.
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1887 a. m.-Spots opened quiet.
ll:37 a, m.-FutureS dull and steady,
l2:l1 p. m.-Spots easier. Sales 967.
l2:2l d, m,-Futures steady,

2:lOp. m.-Spots closed quiet, lie lower.
Middl'ng 10 81.
Sales 1S7
Consolidated net receipts 2,762.
Exports to Great Britain 80. 03S.
France S693.
Continent 1,794.
Channel none.
. Stock G53 1856.
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Made from Grape Cream Tertar.-No other
preparation makes such light, haky hot bread
or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by Dy pep
tics without fear Of the Ills resulting from
heavy indigestibIe food Bold only In can by
All Grocers. ROYAL BAKING POWDER New, J ork
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W. J. KELLER,

the sixth witness, testified: / know Colonel
Stone; know where the Scales place Is; i Il
Outside the corporation; / do not recolleci
when Colonel Stone moved there; 1 think
he lived there about two years; he lefi
there the month Of October; DO not know
what day.
The committee then closed its investigation
and adjourned 70 meet again Friday after
noon at O'Clock.
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lew ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, April 20. 4:2o a. m.

GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co.
Commercial News Department,
New Orleans, April Is.
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CAUTION.

Subscribe tor the Sentinel s. Repssies
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Inc subject was treated under three grand
heads, namely. The Director. The Teach
er. The County Superintendent. Under
the three grand divisions Just stated the
doctor considered almost everything COM
phreheuded under the system Of common
schools FROM foot rug at the door Of the
school house up to the office of county
Superintendent.
Ii is hard to arrive at A conclusion a TO
the age of the Professor as he stands ad-
dressing an audience; he is seemingly pre-
maturely gray; there is no hair on the top
of his head a frill of white hair circles
around the region of the base Of the brain,
but with all that his head is such a nicely
iong-shaped head that will always he one of
the heads to be looked at in a crowd There
Is little mobility about his face, and the few
faint expressions that occasionally CLEAN
over it are much like the expressions on the
face of an old smooth-f faced LAWYER, or SOL
dier that has passed through hundred bat
ties. His nose is shapely and Indicative of
strong qualities in the man his short.
weak upper lip is hidden by a gray nous
tache; his chin is powerful, and if he had
been soldier be would have charged like a
storm, like Custer or Sheridan. From
where onr reporter sat the color of his eyes
could not be told; they are set far back in
his head, are small. and twinkle and sparkle
like stars of the fourth magnitude. His
head sits squarely on his body, and there is
none OF the sickly student stoop about his
person, at least not not when he addresses
an audience. lie stands about s feet 6 or
inches tail, straight, light, symmetrical
person of courteous, aristocratie, dignified
bearing. and taken, all in all, his whole ap-
pearance indicates an ancestry of high
birth. His manner OF delivering a speech
is dignified and forcible. Hearing him once,
one will GO to hear him again.
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SOLD BIZ ALL DECesIsIs EvEErwHxNz
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Tribute Of Respect.
McALIsrERvILLE, Nov. Il

McALIsrERvILLE, Nov. 19, 1881.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
in his Providence, to remove from our
midst, Jennie Haines, our friend and class
mate, therefore be it
Resoired, That while .he affecting hand of
Him who doeth all things well, rests on US,
we bow submissively to His will, hoping
that cur loss is her eternal gain.
Resofred, That We extend our heartfelt!
sympathy to her relatives in this their af-
Fiction, hoping their entire trust may be
placed in the One who '.loveth those whom
He chasteneth."
Resoired, That a copy of these resolu.
tions be sent TO the bereaved relatives. a
copy entered upon the minutes of our Sab
bath-school, and copy published in ouI
county papers.
IDA C. SroNG,
IsA ID. DUNN,
Mas. LEWIS DEGEN,
Committee.
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TIE r u S.

s,s.,;ption, sl.5o per annum If paid
soo'I9 70 months; $500 If not paid within
Il months. s.o,,;s.ments inserted at 5o
IT, inch for each insertion.
eeas eT..asient business notices IN local col
n cents per line for each insertion.
UNI, a.er;ons will be made to those desiring
psS,er,ise By the year, half or quarter
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~ HWyssas z sEsHs
How Lost, How Restore

Just published, a neT edition 81
CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED F..
on the ra6icgt care of SPERuArorRrC-
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary S
Losses, Isr1IEScT, Mental and g.
Incapaci,y, lmpeiiments to Marri1g --
also; CoSSyHrTIoS. EPILErSY ard -
duc.d BY self-indulge or sexps -g-.s
agarce. &c.
The celebrated author, in this aar
Essay, clearly demonstrates, fro
years successful Practice, that ta1 s,..
ing consequences of sel:-abuse nsas H..
ica'ly cured; pointing ont a mode
at once simple, certain, aud eG, cir-
means of which every sufferer, no
What his condition may be, may cur
self cheap!y, privately. aud radically
W-This Lecture Shonld be in the
OF every yodtff and every man ia th=
Sent 1nder seal, in plain envcicH
any address, postpaid. Oa receir' re-
cents, or two postage stamps. : !rc
THECULyERTELL MEDICAL Co..
Al Ann ST., New Yors
junelS-ly Fost Office Box l55-
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A CAR D.,

am prepared to furnish the best make of
Needles, Shuffies, and neo parts for ANY
Sewing Machine, (old or new,) in the mar
ket, also, the best pare sperm machine o,l.
W. ii. AIKENS,
Main street, Miftiintown, Pa,
One door above Post Office.
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WS5O.m

viii buy new and beautiful Organ, same
grade and kind ($50 to $70), that other par
ties have been selling recently for Sll0 to
Sl35. Your choice of many styles from
different factories. Six years guarantees.
". II. AIKsSs,
July 27-sml Main St., Mif1intown, Pa.
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PHILADELPHIA MAKKETs.
Wheat. 81 40 To 81 l,43
Corn, 6S To SO c's.
Oats, 30 TO 81 c:s.
Cattle, 3, 1, B, q, and &, cents per
pound.
Sheep, ! cent higher than last weef-
Hog., I, to 9 ees's per Poxnd-
M..ch;Cows $50, to II5, dollars.
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WOMEN everywhere use Parker's Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned from ex-
perience that it overcomes dependency,
Indigestion, weakness in the back and kid
news. aud other troubles of the sex.-Home
Journal.
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DON'T BE DECEIVED by such lodges
as a $3.50 Organ at S65 to $50, when you
can buy the same grade Of instruments at
home at $50 to SO, aud save the freight, by
calling on W. II. AIKENS,
Main street, Miffiintown.
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PIMPLES.
To CONSu MpTlyES.

A GENTS WANTED.-Big Pay. Light
IA Work. Steady Emplo. ment. >am-
plies free. Address. NJ. l.. BYRN, 40 Mas
sau Street, New York.
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n70 A WEEK. Sl2 iss at Loa s.i.y
4I q made. Costly Outfit free. -s1C--a1
TRrE 4 Co.. Augusta, Maine.
mar ,, Silly
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ij&L:C MEETING IN Mt. VERNON IIsTnlCT.
n4 S&:&.isy cvoaigE he democrats Of Mount
'arao1 ntst;ic. M to consider how he Va
3acic3 On thor icEa; :hanld 6a filed, 9ti;h
'~,hs.a c:u>CG ~ several r,puolicaGs @%c
"'7a ~ WILT IS I,n.w1 81 the Cd ii2k@f, pl-
" a& ;:air nam.Sia b. r!ic,i o. !h2 ne~
ga u. Gcqub:icin ;;cECt. adopted bY ;aliG
iaT., I'W dars ago, uHoa which they had
'he.t 2 y &c. who c2n uGi.bec rc,A Dor 'grtH.
ID, ,''.t |@in5lsS!0ncr.
George Nas01 cfG bti.% 1hlci 10 The chair,
&.a@ra 10 go meeting tho utd MED taC:
"2t 'ua ok: district lick.: had Rlaays mar of
ita sJ!lc5! parties NisccI UPON il. the damG.
"' Ha.lr~ .2uCr nts2o : party matter 81 ;ilC5o
.'.r' otFc :icc, tbs iirss oig iuizsti3n Of TOO
'5T@-9l9 "l-'G5I, knowing ;iat meu OF one Ear
J nd Iuat 81 ,3u.;' atCrest il. these nolRhbat-
mot tit.c-a ~ ih0so Ct tho o!hcr. !iGi sos,
* ii1 iji5 .ime n r@G3g years, this s.;!.tsc-
10y araugjmea5 aa7 brca .oplaiatci by ;hn
:',&a ci"4 ;ad hiah0nitcS. vino s;ant! united
1>-,a' t"aC? CHEZ. is 81 Insult 10 every
1"'1 m.a, deg To:.!oa;a's q totally iGnoTart
..-71 10 "a cGi3a requiring z Ran o. f3ucs!0u,
~. o7@ flied b7 gentleman Ct the beat quail
sa5G..s"
NJ Mason, il oi1Gjcg, ,.a&s: ca,oc5Iiy so-
>.' to tho .noctiC% 20 max, every eF;3yt 10
WI. 't@' OUTRAGEOUS q cjH:bns;ion. Ihs' r.
~'t,s Tsto raceiTod with sP?lsuso.
iAo iy',o@ia; gtHtI2faea wero nominated,
Us e}ml54;nga stTaG htout democratic ;ickc -:
..f>G3argi or. YIN. liuu'c;; Road C0mm--
,2'6tS. il. ". Gaij'ard Nhns Potter sni Pc
!" t,GrGan; Constable. George 3nuGar.
mo mccjiT% then Gdiourucd.
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Mothers! asoghers NEothers!l!

hoiherSi! 1s0sEcrS.l MOth2rS!l!
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rest By Il sick Child suffering sni crying with
tho oSC.ucia.inH pain OF cutting testh? If so,
go ST orcs and Sc. = bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOUIHi Nc SYRUP. 1t will Tolieve the poor
little sufferer Immediate! y-dGpend upon i.
there is TO nistskc sboui it. There is not
mother on Garth who has ever used it who will
not tell you o! once thst it will regulate the bow.
ols and give roat 10 Tho mother, ind relief and
health TO tho c2lld, operating like msgc. 1t is
perfectly sa(o 10 uso in MI cssns and pleasant TO
the taste, snd is the prescription OF one Of the
oldest and best femsie physicians ard nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. rs cents
bottle. mh2l
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ES.AiS * ssgjE'EsiE.

: y The Di>TKICT COUHT Of tho Uni,cd
: t.."s, for thn HG,torn Distric. OF Virgins.
IN .ha lGstLcr Of \, >,
William ia. Ghilde, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
Eastern District Ct Virgins. ss.-Notica il
hereby tTcE lhAi the second general ,noo.ing OF
TIC Creditors q the SAID Hllli,m Ii. ChilGs.
h!nAtnI.!. Riil be held at A!eysndtis. at tbs
otiico cf Thomas s. Atkins, esd, one of tho
Registers in Bankruptcy, in fa,d District, OF,
Wo !nes ih3 The lH.h dsy Of MAJ T.. d. 1881, a.
II o'cIcc& a. II, for tho purpose namai in Tho
TwGnty. Seventh Section Of tho Bankruptcy Act
Of March ., 1876.
Gae third messing o: the creditors OF Sid bank.
rHpt w'ii be held 3. The sa-no pl.c} snd hour on
the H. II day Of LAY =. D., 1881 for tho purpose
named III the :.i.n 36c!ion OF said &C., IS said
SECTIONS aFo amended aud supplemented by tho
Et!i.ri Statutes ot Tho United States.
JOHN ). FOWLER, Assignee.
bicZsTdria, Va, april 9th, 1881. sp28-w2s
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.".i e.! 5!t't%:hT &!3HGlGo5. EIt local
....a a.H&'.y "!a1. ss"tionsTy or higher ba.
.....e AID 5a:lpersturo.
RELIGIOUS D0IHGS AID SAYINGS YES.
-saplY.-lcsicIiig was beautiful sprjnp
DIV. .al al HE chu.ctoa had eood c2n-
..s-a..3a, H2v. DR.. Nnlsoa rrsachcs ia
.ar.-. Church 10 tie mofriog. There vas 10
re, IN inl9 church at aizht. ley. J. ".
15.,Strleg, 6 Ike Deaf apd Dunno Cclcac.
"s-a.nEsoD. preached two Interesting sermons
a}' FH-t PfoshytCrial Church. Ksy. G..
NH, &aa.@, Of ,l!sisx coray, Va, san Of
=, %. H,e'c, Ct Wcstmoroiani, Occupied The
.u.:, o. tio Hantist CauIcl morning and
,r:ht. Etder =. Swain caoducicd acrg:c $ il
ta i':!G'tv, Baptist U|l>i1ca, ca Farlay st,
tie mJi1!1S. Ihc ether Hulaia Ware flICd
Big TIA regular clergy.
10 the afternoon Gil TIC grave yar;a end 9th
= pGc'S q promenade 8aT1 tlrouecG with
paopio enjoying the fresh air and b!ign! weath
IL GhE'5 Church during he Cay Yas visit5d
tT ! largo uu.2h2r Of strangers. Tho city was
Ssa; lively ii TIC ai.cfco0n h2 street c,rncr
IrEchlra, ht% c!oGk several nan from Wash
1<.0n held i0rta 10 smal! suiitpc, It the
'3~or Of lN'Cg and ST. hsapH si;acla.
4 largl cC3wi !i-tenaa to 'ho 81 cli3l cx0c-
-;jon Of t:.o secrets Of Oid i'e!ioa shir by E,7.
NJ Nicaaa! d Tie Free Methodist Ciiurc1, al
the coroet OF iNjDg and fa!ticx s.r:o;s. Jh;
1oTircnt gentleman advanced tie ssmo a?su>
m21t9 aEa15S Old Fellowship that he W.
s:siAat ff2cm@5onig i3i7 weeks aga, itciar
.1S that the Order Vas 4 Uf,gjal 81 restitution:
aa!0!i o, -! genuine caa:i.Y, and H9t even 4
g53I l1S-;3at2 ,m2anI; ina. E man wHn had
i.-3 aun% Ia i2naSy tgsnla to. murder had C:,,
ra.2I that 'la had ped iaGGjcg five lines
~ M2aas ~ a2srl5 c!caa'&,;i2a3. Daring in0
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The Dcw general tariff rt Fssnua haa bee.
officially pr0al gated.
ln1 porc Wa Standarl.)

Gao OF Our patrons here had log to roll over
ouo Of hia feet, and was unable in consequence,
10 walk iha di.aLac o! rod. for tho last two
m9dt:iS. ib0ut two weeks sgr, he observed u
nc;ic) Of St. Jacobs Oh in tho Standard. anu
Srht 10 y. II. ChnrIlaEs Drug Store. Wc1!
pt Pefc, 10 purchase bottle. lie applied j,
to his foot, aai in iwo hours lie was ebio Ia
walk ac1css tho s'rar; in two day tho pun had
entirely disappear, The foregoing are strict
IL iho laH's ia tho case; tho psriy's name is
John Ncrerdi, mud hn will certify TO this at
any iinr
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Z PAGES LIQUID GLUKl

PAGES LIQUID GLUKl
a LIZ PAGES LIQUID GLUE !!
We have iustreceived our fourth invoice of the
soovc celebrated glue since September, 1880. 1t
S the best Rnd chcspest in tho market for the
following .oIsors: First. 1t is always ready for
uso Second, IL does not require healing. Third
There Is i1nr Times "a nlucn in q bottle, than in
any ether article sold I'll tho samo price, Price
% c:s Per bottle. a liberal discount to tho
trade. sold only i,y
M2LEAE s. UHLEH'S
r,%n T6 King strnnt
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Special Announcement,


CHILDREN s CEoTHINGl
CHTDREN'S CLOTHING
Ihc 2rancc!t display ever witnessed in Alex
sndria. Suits to ii; children from two years
~. Bring the little ones eud fit them. Til
ouly B0I'S CLOTHING HoUsEin the city. Don
fail to ell and zee tho SUITS tor Sill.
Nj. j. WATERMAN,
Oae P;i,o Clothicr.
np27 Corner Nitg and Fairfax streets
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Eticioas he!l ca Thursday Tor tic partial
renovation at tha municipalities Of tho lslaud
OF Cubs rcsnlcd s5ucral!y 10 The SUCCESS Of The
conservatives. Of iiscen members elected in
Havana fourteen arc conservatives The pro-
mugailon ut Tho cans,!.uion caused great salts.
incHon M & preliminary step 10 uISny reforms.
Tho rrrsa lave L. nnw aGln; tho sane ns those lr
force ID ali Eonai clioal cCunirias.
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STRAW MATING aud Floor On Cloth, largo
llt Ist or3nud and marked way dnwn G.
|. EICnBERu.
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x! THE DISTRICT COUET Of the United
Z. StsthE, Icr !ho Eastern DistIic! Of Yirpinis.

~. ~ III 11' To OK II RIiI!a,
Hsn IN t USoH a Bs6S St In Bankruptcy
Gast0rn DistriC! of Vi,giti;, So Notice is
hereby gwen ma! The third general meeting Of
tho eFodiiora ot,he SAID Henry Cock, bankrupt,
viii b. held at alrz.nitis ut taa Gil 20 OF Thos.
\. hlkius cSq oan o! tbs .Reaistcrs in Bank.
Tu2tcY, IN Satd G.!!ric. on Friday tho 10Th day
o! !isy Il. D., 1881, 1t Il o'clock a, n. for tho
purpose NAMED in the Twenty Eighth Section OF
tina Bankruptcy Act Of March 2, 1867, as amend.
cd and supplemented by tho revised statutes of
tho United States
JOHN $. FOWLER, Assignee.
Aloxs., Va, April Il, 1881. APIS -lsw2w
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ri. Ruben & Sem will hnvc Rt their rnstau-
raat fer one ~Gyk, tho Chintso Uinut aud the
Midget. -,