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4 DMINISTRATOE'S SALE.

Aa administration Of VIVA. 3. Thornton, de-.
cessed' will SSH 1t public auction
ON SATURDAY JUNR 25lb, 1881,
81 81; the livery stable kept By the said VIM. II.
ihor1ton, On north Washington street, Alos,p-
ar; ara, va, commanding at 10 o'clock a. M, all
HACKS, BUGGIHS and CARHIAGKS
One new t@hvo..est Coach, one eieht.sea.
Sosch, one six seat Coach, lot of Double ard
single Harness. Saddles, Brides. SC also eight
valuable horses and ems Cow. Terms at sale,
-, =. A. KERRY,
Jel1-co.i Administrator
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Il BRIGHT COMET "A c1no., ooo Of nasni.
Inde. tie frs! fer sven years. hos made its
nppearetc, in our skiHs. Ihc Smithsonian
!csIl,ntc received Yesterday from pfof. j..
SharnIcs', of iavertrl coil g. Pa. tho an.
noupcemtnt Of the discovery ~ Mr.. Lewis
Edwards at Ha7tr!cTi OTIS rvaturr en- the %
OF June, 1881, ct half sss . o'clcck o. No.,
mean time. OF bright c!mct 10 ,ight degrees
sou least of C.pea. This copet was plainly
visible in this city in he ky to the Dorlh1cst
Just before dsy break this utrliag. The Strange
visitor is bright ard beautiful, well worth seeing.
How long The conot will stay is not knoWD.
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A VOICE FROM FAUQUIEa COUNTY, Va
One customer writes thus. Alter careful test
for the past tEo weeks. myself and wife pro.
nounce your BEST RESULTS PATENT PnoCEss
FLOUR is hsc q flour as We lase ever used, ard
t=cl coDhtcut there is 20 gysda Ct four maru-
tacured tina. eXoel5 yours. Sold only by
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son,
5. W. Coz. kirg end Washington S!s.
Alexandra Va.
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Bc Srnep g Wisa

IEosl Estate Agents and Auclioneers.
by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF rkUST.
ES dated on the 9th dsy OF February, 1873,
executed By Charles +, sjuLIla ard of record in
the isnd records OF tho city OF Alexsndrs, Va,
i5er No. Z, page l2j. ard by tho roquss. Of tho
beneficiary thereby indsmnidai and secured as
trustee in said decd nsmoi, will procsed to sell
Mt public auction, at tsa font door of The prem.
ises convoved on SATURDAY. Tho "a day OF
July. 1881, o. II ~, tha said premises TO wit ::
the LOT OF GROUND with tbs BRICK
WAREHOUSE thereon. situated on thu north
aide OF King street.. between Lee and Un:on
h!eet' Ia Inc CITY or Alexandria, Va, Ia from!
on King street 22l feet, snd extending north
wardly the same widtu ~ in front 81 feet 10
FsyetIe alley; being thu premises now occupied
By Il. u. Downham S. 20.
Terms Of Sale: Cash
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The natket closes qliei sni easy. Bat little
grain Is coming in, the farmers bang busy hsr-
vea.ing. There is TO cta1go 70 note il F.ou-,
snI ;he dCmana il !ic5i.sI WHIST is quiet,
With SINAI ISLES At quotations Corn continues
fi'~, with i ;ht sales S! ID snd 81 for white.
Nothing doing il Bye or OA!s. Country pro-
!ucs is dull arI heavy. Bacon is ] higher
Other articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

RICHMOND MARKET, JuHo 22-The market
is quiet WITH irnlled receipts. Flour il Without
Casngo tbs G1otsliCas being from S4s7 y for fao
10 choice family brands Small sales of Wha.t
n. 40 fer Laaca2tcr; mixed at l25 Il23 and l3J.
Prime white Corn sold hG s6S with offerings Of
1870 bushels Very li!il, doing in Oats and AL
'"'s on private tcrns. E3c ntmins!-roDc
ctcrlGg.
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VIRGINIA CLARETs! oapcr0r 10 imported
Wines. at MCBURNEY's
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LOCAL MATTERS.

;, me Weather Probabilities June "a 1851
70! ice Middle Atlantic etses thi, weather,
hottnsf'y generally vesripg 10 .Uuthes teri p
WINDS. Ind s:aIJnsry tim oerslurs anI baron.
eter.
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SrEAAER MARY WASHINGTON.

OCCCQJhN FALLS EVERY SUNDAY,
MONDAY, WKDH ESDAE
aud FHIDAY
commencing Sunday. Mag 18Th La.v, Prince
street Sundays It II s n. and iioaGsgs. Wad
nesdays and Fridays at q 80 a L; On S'A;urdaTs
st III a n will lss7o for Mcu.. Earnon t!trin:s.
Music shd dscciaG toh WAYS CT weesly
triUs.
Faro round trip 25,. On S.fur1a7 TO-.
Tickets can be obt.:lad GtJ enncy's drug storo
has steamer can be char!2rcd L. raasonshle rates
ny9-3n =. RAHUAki, siacegnr
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by Foley Auc.ionesI.

sTlL:. BE SOLD COMMENCING ON
W WEDNESDAY,, the I'D lust, a. Jn
ctccS q. m. and p. NJ. and continued
uoul mo entire stock is sold, stock of UkI
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, SILKS
atu LaCSS q: III III street, Wsshia stca.
tend. I, n " PkrSST a.
Jt.l.3s Assistant & U, t;ont ar
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EXCURSIONS, PIGNsGs. sc.
q RAB6lNGl FISHING! BARKING!
CRaSD SELECT R&CUESi0T
On the Palace Steamer
GEORGE I.EAEY

TO fISSI POINT. MONDAY, JiJ:.Y 9TH.
Steamer leaves EhS wharf a. 0 60 3. n sharp,
returning at 10 p. m. Secure your tickofs nnI
ststerooRs At Tehnassoa's Ia kiag 81. Tickets
!imite!. Fer pleasure, comfort and osdar take
tels tIlp No Improper peraohs allowed. Tickets
Tor too ronnd tip, Eol:lemsR, 81; lady 75c :;
cnl!d5en ~; sts:erGons TO: tho round trip 81.
je:0-td
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CAUTION. -Pcrsous should be very careful al
Ibis Season what they rat spd how they eat
Numerous cases of cholera mcrbus aud like
c)m;l,ints are reported almos, daily 10 this
oIiy. Vi c,urse, many Of these iotesiue
troubles are supericduced by imptuic1c, on
the Part Of The suff,rersiu eating partly cooked
or stale vegetables or gorging themselves With
soma Wand particularly pleasing TO the palate.
Some tnough!lcss people, while their systems
arc in perfect order, eat everything with i'm
putty, and are disposed to treat with levIty the
exooSu'atloos Of ten pcrato friends; but it oltep
happens that digestion becomes 80 slightly
dersnged that tbs peis rs tbemsev:s may cot
bs fully aware Of it, AID at subj times the
tlightesi lpdl5cte'i,u 10 eatiog ur properly mas
toatinE soma uuRhClss1me vegetable will bring
on viScorsl troubles which to often terminate
Iatalg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

LYNCuBURG MARKET. juno 23.-Tho mark g;
q without mach change. Flour in fair demand
ior extra. Receipts OF Who's: very Iish! and
quotations from 120al23 Tor good 10 choice
a7e 5SaGJ or white. QaOtations for Oats nom-
naiy Gj.iI Eye nomnally G0a9j Receipts
o: Tobacco Tor the week have been qujta large.
Lug3 and fine wrappers are the only sorts thst
sod TO fo:Elcr uriCes. Common dark lesf, com.
mon and metium bf2h: goods, and common
smokra tobacco. arc Nil very dull and not
wanted. FiEo shipping tobacco is lover. bus
active and in demand. Wrsppsr5 OF Fl 40 color
and texture leafy End smooth. sell at high prices
bat are SCARCE
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They NUT BE- straight, lres OF knots worm
noes End dHCay. ". 8. SM0OT,
lH3-im Smco!s wharf.
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!. Z. T. $,

" faUSTEE'S SALE OF RIAL ESraTE-
a Ey virtue of p decd ~ trIs. from Edward
y. Carter to me, beeli9g dhtc OF Dec gambler l0.E,
leOj, and recorded IL lha Clerks Office OF Lou
doun county, shsi!. iJr tEs purpose Of carrying
out The provisions OF said tvns, clltr for sale ft
pubic auction, on the premises, on THURS.
LAY, June Both. 1881. Is valuable TEAUE OF
LAND, hisustad IN lower Loudoun, on Bull
Kun, and nesr Scd!cy Syringe, known ss
,,WoOULAND," continuing TAHEE HUN
DRIED AND TEN ACa&>. Tia farm is well
Wateie1, has Al ample supo.y CT timber, ia Ut
excellent quality aud in a ina s.ata If cuIs;vs.
ton; has on It 3 conmo1ious DWELLING
HOUSE, good TENANT HOUSE, a large
and substantial STONE STABLE and other
necessary cut houses and is wsll worthy of tina
attention OF sny ono de:i;ous Of good invest.
ment.
Mr.. Il. j. Ay1es, who resides on tie farm will
take pleasure 10 showing tn, property To any
one who dosiros TO examine il.
Terms OF Sale: Gao third cash the residue 10
three equal annual payments, bearing intorest
from day of sale; the purchaser 10 ilgs bond
with approved pe'soocl security, and title to be-
retained uoti fnal payment Is made.
Sale 1T II O'clock "a
CRAWFORD CUSHING, Trustee.
Cstharli 70, ?. Vim CO.., We. my2j-.W2Awts
10y VIRTUE or p daad OF trust fram Mark
.Et Kelley and Anaa Lulu, his wf., TO Pattr
Wise, truse1, da!ed the l4.h day OF . pril, 1916,
office. and as substituted trustee in place OF stid
Peter Wis.,, shall. on SATURDAY, June %.
1881, Rt II O'CLOCK II IN front of the Court
Houee, in ths town % Warrsnton, sell to tho
highest bidder, FIVK HUNDRED AND
SlXTYFIVh AuRA5 VIZ Lard. in tho
lower end Of Eauq1iet county. on tho following
Terms: co muca cash US vii! pay expenscs
Of sale. and bonds aud interest then due; the
residue on such lime s; ths t;usteo shsll direct.
JAMES y. SUOTT,
mT2j.T4v Su57tituted 'jruetnc
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duties 8, Clerk f r T. il, j o. geo: of tn
UllOp P4clia i ,'lssy Coup, a. ths, pIac.,

PAPER MILL "A gcht nrDan CT large * PERI
t6ee AID 61e b1:Itess qull fcaliors he. recently
glVoo scIne !t:en ia TO the ms1Itic:ur3 Of pa
per, h2d iat>rns Us tina. the lcsult It bis
eiqsliles n!c G:Cst satisfactory sni that he
has reached tic Coz cIpso1 that mill far he
uakItg Ct raper established 10 ibis eli ~Guid
b. one CT ths raost pref able Investments that
c:ud be engaged ic. StrsR that is SO ezteu-
sivcly used esp 2ciG y IN The manufacture Ct tie
cosrser q1aiiIes Of paper, is at hand in great
q1,n'llcs. TIE water here is pure and 10 su-
persbundscc", ~hlie oil The fsci;its needed r
the mauuf&curs sre usex,, lied. The emlubt
OF capital n' c:ssaIy to estalls Sd paper III is
comparatively small, wbilc the profits arc ,rge,
aud &c have teen requested to ih.oW Gu, these
Suggestions 10 ssscrtsln if Bouo one will mol
take hri snd vtD u:a upon 80 cneIp:l:c that
Will certainly b. NEST ronuueratiyo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

HANDSOME Es.-Fraok A. Reed esq
Eminent Commando of Old Dlmioicp Com L.
mandery. K. T., of this cy. has been preset
ted With two handsome ha3gas. QUO ty Pcs
Eminent Commander, joseph Is. Nlssnu, Of
Do MoIsy Comuaodery, X, L, Of Boston,
Mass, ard he other By Emiocrt Commander
George Ii. Rhodes, contaiai54 .be coat of arms
Of g.. j Oht'S Comu1edery. K T., If Pfovi-
dcnca, X. |. THIS, badges ere intended ns
Testimonials Of The high esteem 10 which Com
man9er Reed is held by The gentlemen pamed
for The valuable serVicts rendered by him on
the occasion CT the recent visit Ct their Com
msuderies to Rchmood. Va. The badges,
which arc On exhibition 10 the window of Mr..
Il. l.. Adams j,Selry establishment, Oh Ki7g
street, ate greatly duired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-24

VIRG!NIA set In he Clerks Office of the
v Circuit CuuF:ci Fairfax county June 23j,
1881
a F'eeGan. eomplainslt' Cas-, aud attach,
9. K. Horriny, defendant. asha
The object vi this suit is 10 attach certain lot
Of land, ID the village Of Vienna, conveyed to
tho dotandsnt By y. Van S!yek end wifn by
deed, cs:sd 3 h Apri!. 1879. sod TO subject tho
samo 10 the pay nlont OF Il Iatt cue iae complain.
ont by the Ge;endall t.. s,39 AZ with iultrss!
thereon i:oal the 9th iua,ch. 1880 aud the coats
Ct this suit.
1! sppesrirg By Aii iav; lied that Tue above
named de!el ant, &. II. Herring i, b non resi-
den! CT tho S!n'e OF VTgini.. IL is ordered lha:
he appear hsre within one month after Gus pub
iicsLlon hereof. and do what is necessary 10 pro-
tsct bis interest il this suit Teste:
ja2l-w4w + w. RICHARDSON. Cie-k.
TAlILLUpEa ON THURSDAY MoXN.
w Ing, L,s!har Belts, Ribbons, Lsces and
Iicen Handkert h'cG. q. ~. ADAMS
t22-G. % King streat.
GKICULCUHAL .ALT.-5J tons Arri
Il cultural Salt 10 ='oro aId FOX sale by
myl0- 6w Smoo.'s Wtar
MEMS LINHA, saTgEN and MAIN
IVA sock Drawers: Prices 81 o.. 81 rs ahd 81
eacL. [u22-5t] g. Ii. ADAMS, % King st.
ITS - GEN
4 A SOHT OF A MORNING STAR,
50 To SPEAk
Its growing in favor every dag the fac! is,
its indispensable in every Office study, library
or any other place where lhsra are papers of
any description 10 f8slen together or pamphlets
10 bind. AS time aud labor saving instrument
it has 60 equsl; any oue can optra!s it IT'S al
most perfect the only serious objection Ueiag 1t.
simplicity and the ease with waich The woIk Is
accomplished Every bcd5 concludes by this
time nat the new Isl N GLE SLOW STAPLh
BIN DE ~ is m ,snt of course A third 10. re.
ceivei today price. VITA tOJ staples, ST IS
GEU. T. FRENCH.
ie23 ES i e5 King St.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
AIRIATU2E ALMANAC, JUNE q. 1881.
Sun rises. 80 San Sets-........ 70
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j. Is. =. SUBTLE,

n. B.-eAn arrangement have been msdo by
which the above desccibst property will be
sc!t fres OF The dover riebtLhtraOr OF III widow
CT T.. +. Su!t!o. deceased.
Je3-2lUlW j. T. T. s.
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sSHlME ORAFGBSssnd LEMONS lust r..
~ celVed By [jel7l j. g. MILBUKN.
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4 Pilots LICENSE REVOKED. Tao local
steamboat inspectors, Messrs. Ssve and Lows
cry, have rendered thu following dec sioo 10 the
casa Of tho cJislou between the steamer Lady
CT tho Lake. OF the Norfolk route. and schooner
W. Il, SDih, which cc,urrcd on tie oh OF
Juoc:
10 tho case Of lhs collision b,twcen tho
steamer L.dy OF tbs Lake and the Schooner w.
H. 5 nth. waich took place on june Q. in the
Chesapeake. .uear Windmill Point. VIC fnd thai!
the Collision wss the result Of oare!essness aud
neglect OF duty 90 the part Of John L. P0se5,
pilot il charge Of the said steamer. 10 absentipg
IiDs,i from and Iea7og tho pilot house 10 the
cara Of thu qlartermss!tr (aa unlicensed mao. J
We have therefore v.ksd the iioopss OF ssid
John L. Posey for gross negligence o! duty.
WHIPPED y esserdsy IVES quite en- exciting
d 50 st uolca ,adqlsrttr5. In the morning,
Henry Dadiey. coloFed boo!blsck, was given
thir y uiue lsshGs for stealing shoes from NJ r.
PaH, aud 10 The afternoon Mary Jans Heoder
sen. c0lored gil, was whipped for stealing a
gold watch from Mrs. III. NJ. Smith, who re
sides on Seminary Iii !, short dtstarcs from
this city. The neigtborhood Ct the station
house was made lively ty The screams Of these
iwo negroes.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Howell Miller. one Of The
editors of the Blu, Ridge Echo is visiting i1
til city.
Rev. s. s. Hepburo. OF Farlee, X got county,
Md. has rfc.ivad Gill 10 The oturch 81
B!scksOurg, Va
G. f. Stsnsbnty. or this city, has arrived a
l Green River, Wyoming, and entered upon hl'
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET June f3 Tho
msrkeI IS very quiet end the receipts Of produce
e3tremav light. Flour quiet snd unchanged,
VIZ: 81 Z . for hnn to fancy family brands.
Wheat is scarce e. l22sl32 for prime to choice
Lancaster end J2ill2S for do FuitZ. Corn Ola
b Rye nnMinallY GOl92 AID Oats 43s41
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ONE THOUSAND nCOW PIECES OF
BEAUTIFULIAWNS

Just received ct 5. 6. 8, 10, r. Is aad 81; ore
hundred (l0 } places Of basuti!ul F1sach Lawns
at 25ci one hundred {l0O) piocss hasatful Fig.
ured Linen Lawns Is, 20 ana BIC; l!t7 COY
pieces of Black end White Striped Si!ks; slEo
Navy Blus. Gs,nr:, Drsb, Green. Rlscr end
otaer co ora, only 5jc; ORG hundred new pars-
soils Just arrived; beautiful Lsc, Grenadines
only lSc; oae yard wide pure Linen f,f lliioa'
wear l21c; excellent Black Satin 15:; I.sce
Striped While Goods l0c In1ia Linen, LEAL
GOOD Guslty Zoe; pure silk Colored hrOcades
81; Back Sursh silk extremely wide 81; pura
wool Nuns Yelling 3iic; pu,o wool Widn double
width Chudds Serge, the new style dress goods,
only tO3; all pure wool BlIcS Lsco Grcna1ao
only &c; beautiful Dress Gocds QOJ pieces The
larges. sssortnea. in Washington. r. ~ Il, -
Is. p Pc 10 TO ST. 80.
CARTEN'f, I'll Market 8pmcr,
myiG-w WsshiHcton. d. &.
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Take "BLAcK-DRAUGHT" and YOU
will never be bilious.
For ss!e by Z. :. Lea dbeater & Bro.
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TNlILL UfEa ON THURSDAY MONN.
w lng, L,s!her Belts. Ribbons Lsces and
LiCen Handkert hicG. Z. ~. ADAMS.
t22-G. % King streat.
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TOMMIS SION EMS SALE
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BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
S"g.rs-The market for raw Sugars is quiet but
steady. WeGuoto fair 10 good refining 1T Il .oc.
AID Centrifugal a. S!sS5 per ID. FOR refined
Sugars the market continues quiet but steady,
with prices as follows: Cut LOST lie; crushed u;
powdered II; arsnulated il3; standard AS II
and yellow 20 q.
CofTee-Tho msrkot for Rio Coffee s quist, but
very firm in tone The announcement of the
suction sale Of 600 bags to take place next
week. teDdE - check the iohbing business. AS
suyers arc disposed to await this opportunity OF
repcnishiHg stocks There were no invoice
s"ss reported to-day. sad We quote again non J.
nslly - follows: Ordinary 9l:93, fair ll3.lli;
good - Il !; primo I2isl29
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CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. June 2}.-Hogs
ssfn; common and light ST. 25aG; packing aid
butchers SIS d0aG
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( GKICULTUHAL SAILED tons Agri
IL cultural Salt 10 =Ioro aEd for ss!e by
W. a. SMOUF
mYlO-6w Smo0,s Wker
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nslly IS follows: Ordinary 9ls9?. fair ll1sll3
good l2,l.43i prime I2isl24
NEW York CATTLE MARKET June "a -
beeves--No trade in live Cattle for lack Of ltir.
irg5. The dressed Beef markA. Was moderately
.clive at prices rsnong from 71c TO Sc per ID for
ItXss sldes and S,G4c per 10 for native DO
Ga wee The faures of yesterday wh1o fully
sustained. ard vosls gold readily at 6is71c per
D. with IS prime do at 73o ner h. Buttsrmik
Gslyes ranged from Dc to 12, per ID. Dressed
Tea's had fsi, sale at Sa1lc per ID.
Sheep ard Ls,nbs-Seles Of Sheep were at
iat2 per ID. Southern Lambs sold at 4t,7Ic
%. jersey Lambs ranged from $50, per h.
dressed motion sold at 54sS3c per ID; dressed
Lambs az Sslic Der lb.
Hogs-None Cor ssie alive. Market for live
Hogs quoted finer at S6a6 20 per 100 lbs.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARIE EFT. June 23.-Bee!
Hatte-Ihere weren through Cattle from this
market this week.
sheep aud Lsnbs-Trsde is reror!ed dull, and
4l2!atlons to sc. Lambs 4 to G!c.
Hogs-Trade has been fair, and prices rnle
LIN at q1otsLoDs Of Monday, namely u TO e..
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, June IS Hogs
T1"1 quality in fair demand; mixed packing
5a0c lower al So Co.'S 95 light SIS 75a6 05; choice
r3"svy Seas % Csttle-Market steady and
lily active; prime Sc GO, the highest price IN
months; good to choice shipping So COG; poor
.orned,um So IOs5 co. butchers steady at So 3 d
70 Sheep-Market strong and sctive tor good;
toor to fair slow At SO 50a4 25 good TO choice
'~!chefs' 81 t0a4 10; exports $5a5 25-sll ahcra.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. June 2}.-Hogs
sfn; common and light ST. 25aG: packing 8: d
butchers SIS dGhG
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
Attempted snieide

James 0'Eeill OF Philadelphia, son d
Magistrate o'Neill, Of this city, Il.
tempted to commit suicide, between
one and two O'Clock yesterday ,i,,.
noon, in Warmers coal ya'd, at the toa
Of King street. He bruised bls he'd
considerably by beating i. with Ii
fists. Also he placed an open rock,,
knife in his mouth and Bit uru
It several times. He was d.
covered by officer Pardes, who tsl
him to the ball. Subs 9uontly he w
released and was taken in charge b
his friends. II is believed that his h.
juries are not serious. The deed, NA
thought, Was instiga,ed bv mental d.
preston, his wife having died rccsn.y.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
sunday Oaslevrx

Yesterday a number Of rou,b, L.
the vicinity Of Hedgsvills wen, a., "Va "
p. W. x B. railroad as tar As tbs ;,A1 a'
tion where they commenced k,s;L u.''
in the window glass and sash n
station house. Special sfEce, Wir... we
being called upon dispersed III. ,,s., S1
and giving chase captured ops 1,w., v.S
John Mullen. While bringing bi". ,. !.
the police station he was a,tscEJ I =, .
number Of men coming through H.S,.
Vile with the intention Of rescuirs \.
prisoner. Stones were shovsrI s".' Nv
the officer like hail and i, vas o,l, w, !,
q resslute front and drawing bis ,i,,.,
that he was enabled to keep the t,owa |
back. He finally landed bis sbarss ~
the Station House and last evening" hs
was fined Is besides the costs, Ths
Rsiload Company complain s,i,vOusIv
Of annoyance from outlaws Who ds,,,o,
their property, and stone and draw MI.
tolls upon those who rsnons1S. viii
them.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
NOVEL, N UPEIALS.
From tie Atlanta Constitution.


For several weeks past the Rev. II. C..
Hsrnsdy, pastor Of the Third Baptist
Church, has bsen suffering with se-
we're disease OF throat. The greater por-
tien Of the time he has been confined to
his bed, and at one time 1t was feared
that the disease would have fatal re-
suit, but by careful nursing and good
medical attention he ha- SO farreoover.
ed as to be able to be up, and in few
days it is hoped he will be eut again.
Despite the fact Of hissevere illness the
doctor, Thursday night last, united
couple in marriage. Among the mem.
bers OF his congrsgatien were young
lady and gentleman who, for some time
past, have been contemplating mAtri'
mony. Thursday last was the day desig
mated for the ceremony, and when the
time came the young lady refused to be
married by any one except her pastor
and suggested 8 postpcnenent. To this
the young gentleman objected, and In
order to secure his lady-love, made Z
visit to DR.. HornAdy, and though thai
gentleman was conHned to his beds In
sisted upon having him perform thu
ceremony that day. The doetor's good.
ness Of heart prevailed over his physi
cal silmsnt and he consented. Ina short
time the young gentleman, whose plucl
is eommendable, returned with the lady
The doctor was then proppsd up in bed
and though scarcely able to speak abov'
whisper soon made the two heart
beat az one.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-14
FIFTH EolyIoN
No small pax

A report has been In ei,o.,..
Saturday that there vera As,On = oS sius
cases Of small pOx In the ,COapA u
Theodore Fueksl, Fifth ana Ssuily MY u
streets, member Of the Bos,S aOntt,
cation from the Third Ward, ,Us y, Hp.
the usual precauticn Of bsn.i.a tua that
yellow iag was not observed df'Ds out,
Ar. fnekel's children died ,s.. Vns d
but not Of smsll.pox as repo,,.S ,y,.sS,efdly
ar. r., naturally feeling asr,Is % and
the report put in circulation rea s'W'i "
the REPrBLicAS once this mO.a oaaisd At
have . correction made. ODi" 70
his children he says, was siot 0as VI
and that came from teetbjna ~ al,
caused an irruptiOn in the fss. SliCA
finally turned to a case Of blood thlrA
Ing of which II died yss.arS,P , poison
Fuekel had just been at Clert M p, NJ.
office and he had with him . t.s,, t.,
certificate signed by DR., wmt a
Springer, which stated that Tb..i,'d b%.i'd
Faekel, ir., Is months old di.a as,0oi' S'
18th, 1881, Of blood poisopipS n' nAal's
Wales and Grimshsw had also bs.a bUv'Vh 4
attendance on the family spS I y. =
Fuekel refers to them for ipto. NV H.
as to whether the small pox w,s a',Si - y
family. 10 li