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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, vIEGINIA.

65 Viftuo of a decree of tha Circuit Court OF
inc coQnsy OF Alexandria. rendered al its May
ier'n 1881, In the suit Of Wheatey Brothers VS..
"a {. MuLson Ct vi, the undersignej, commis-
floaer thcr,in named will olf,r for sale, by pub
lc auction, on FRIDAY, the Grst dsy OF
july ls6i. "oon thc promises, at II O'clock IN #,
Iut toI,oHli. dt52t. CO. rls.. t..ate 10 wit:
a TX u Of l. and. IN the county of Alex
hhdrin, Virginia, sltu4ted ab lut .wO mics from
y Iaoigato~n and snout one mile from Balp.
cross ROADS, containing q scrss, roods and 81
p0 es, sud ielng iha snd which was conveyea
10 ,Ta + Mulson Dy E. q. e. Taylor ou the
ZJ%h 0i Aay, 1859. rg desd duly recorded in IL
he' Il: \ Q, 3. ,'.se $50, Of the lsnd records Of
A!asaIdIis county.
tAn property is .oproved by DWELLING
h"sSS wtn room3, . vel! Of good water
shout $50 aDp!s traGs $50 pcach treeR, 1iCO
1Wrfi pears, 81 20 50 stsndard pear trees 4U to
2l chGfrE .roos, lroGl lsU0 to lo00 grape vinas,
Gil oi lne caolcGSt Varieties There is a. abund
ancc OF shsdo AID 8 beautiful svenue Of orns-
Il e e, Id lr9es iesdiEg Ito lha PREMISES.
1otMs o! Sale: Casa rs 10 Costs Of suit and Of
sae; and The SUN ii $500, with interest at 10
Hel cant roo May S.u, 1874, but subject to
cfeGi. O. S4O SS; The raGlaiuder Of the purch ese
moAe? II s"y upon Cr0Iit or six, we!ye q I'd
el< II niV,! !hs, - b. .eCured by The notes of
pnrcn"shF With Good security The title to be re-
'"!hcd uGN! III deferred payments are mct
GnOhu II. KAMkY,
F2"I->~lw Com mmis9ioner.
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Z. VCGEAER G. CO.,
Rultinnorr, Nd, q, s. Il.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

rE. E.C. WRsTs \ ERvE AMI BRAIN TREAT.
MEST; specIf2 Tor by'trris, Dizzrtess, Con
Nusiuns, Nerv u Hesdacne, Mental Depree-
sion. Los Of Memory Seer % mstorrhns, Impo-
teucy, Involuntary Emissions Prem a.ure 0ld
ARe caused by over-sxerton, SELF abuse, OF over
indulgence which leads to misery, decay and
desth. One boz will cure recent cases. Each
boz contains ore m onth's treatment. One dollar
box. or six boxes Tor We dollars sent bv mail
prepaid on receipt of prics We gusrsntee sir
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-.
csived by us for six boxes. accompanied with
tlve dollars, wa will send the purchaser our writ
ION eusrauLee to return the money if the treat
ment does rot effect cure Gusrsnteee issued
by JsNNEi IL UD., Druggists, Ale1andris,
VS.. wholesale and retail nesnta. Orders by
msil will receive prompt attention mar7
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?s,kEs>l & &h' - A,j.E tfE bawL Ia I ., iti-
a f. \ CNUnIY.--By virtue ot = deed Of
trust from theodore L, Caasa, arG DYna thereto
req"lTod by pntiies secGfed .h9rehv. tho uidar-
signed trustee in asii eud, viii cff5r for ssle at
pubic suC Gu, In front OF tue G!Cu.t H0us3 door
81 FsIrta. Court House at twelve O'Clock ~,
on hUnEAt June L. 1881, Lue TRACT Of
LAND conveyed TO him IL ssit deed aDd DE-
scri0ed as iolows VIZ. koai7ning al q dead
poplar Standing on the south sd5 OF pogue ru0,
corner OF C-rpontra patCn;, now william
Violstt=i thence s, 79!, 30 poles 1" thrae
mstkod white ok SspiiEgs; thence g 25!0 ~.
lOit poo8 10 hickory sid pile Of st.I.e,; lrcncn
Win the line OF Dennis McJsrIv Juausun n. 3l4o
" Isl poles t. q msrEeG doswood. correr to S.l-
jnh CompLons iOI; thence ~lti his line II, 90, g
II poles ~ q otasa on !,osuJ Tuu taencs dorm
tuo severas Courscs esd EjunnGcrs th.retf TO tie
hrgiunlng, cOhtniL!E4 81 acres and TO po9s
Terms Of SSH: lash To thn sum Of 500;
The residue at six. taeva aTd eighteen mon!Gs,
with Interest evi ttEc9d by ooads OF The pur.
chsser, secured by dead OF tTus. upon The
PREMISES FRANC il. Sh irH,
mS7-wts Trustee.
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=, y. -HIDa aHoTFE U0GlG' :
Fnlft&E I. b.. Va Mry iS,h, 1881

>hUoT&&S : ! LIZ OF HEAL ESTATE
e IS virtue OF ,9I OF trust from tsdwsrt
l.. Carter TO iue. bss.i : data Of December 20 n,
lS"a snd recorded IN h Clerks III g o. Lon.
Go..a. county. sasj, icr ;hs ,urp95e oi car,ging
Out the provisions Of saQ trust oti9r Tor s,ie Al
pubic auctlon, on the prynilzes. on TuuRS.
u a \, june 3OGn, ISL, yhiusbla TRACE Of
LAND, situated II lower aouaoun, On Buil
hu9, and near HQdey upr.ngs, known as
"MOUDLA :! D." coul.inins Th8EH HUN.
DHSU AHD TON a.CSk. Tia farm is VII
watere1, hns a. "lp:o supply # lin ier, is Of
zcaIahI quaity aua III q E1r stst. cf cultiva-
non; ms on It cOmu4Oinua JW3Li!!t!G
hOua &, E92d THNANT ANUSa, 4 large
n"d sGbstan.al STUN y STAbuE nnd otner
Htc2"5sry -. houses, I'D ia Vol worthy of the
a!!ontl0n OF any oao GesitoQs Of good inv st.
meat
Mr. Il. j Ayrcs, who rosjdos CT ihe farm will
tahc Pleasure IN aaowing In: proDVIty to a4y
one "ho oGsifes 10 examine H.
Terms OF cac; OIe th!rd cash ; the residue ir
thlec ,qua annual Payments, bearing intefeat
from dh.' oi sale the purchaser ID give hoGG
Wild SFlToved potsoaai curly, aud title to be
f".AiheI uaii hls! payment la nt2Ges
Sale p. II &C 0c& u.
DnA nFOED GUSHING. G'rustoo.
CstharIin f.O.r Ff N CO., W., tny25-.~2awts
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fOODS FUa The oEASON ~ IS klug
VI street. coraer Royal. alexandria, Va. The
subscribers have receive and have IN store their
Spring supply OF kpglish and American Grain
and Grass Scy thes, Busn Scyin 8, Snaths, hay
hskes, hih8s Scythe Stones, Picks, Msttqck,
Hoes, &C.. to which they invite the attention of
purchasers. Prices low; call and ee
my18 J. r. CREIGHTON q son
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aGssesCEsSE&a.

EFAEVEY'S CGkEGHaTED SPkING-
81 FIELD HAAS. hlst on the market for
sale b9 K. W. AVEhY. 226 Xii. street,
CTS Phk POU& I've offeI the bast
SeSC Tea ia the CITY for the JrIca
K. w. 8.v:1kY, 226 King street.
{ iHAMPAGNE z GID GH. very line and only
- 3Oc per gallon
Z W. AVER, 22G King straet
SN CENr3 PIE DUZs1i. nglehsrdrs
w Lager, the bes, ou tas market Bottles
to oe returned
i< ". AVERY, 225 King street.
GLD HAKEi. CASINkr SGHU LKILL,
~ anj othor gFaies of Rye Whisksy's, Swoe.
Ga.awOf, Sh9Ery, Port and Madeira Wines.
kurl, G,A and Brandy IN stvro and for saie by
ap25 J.. w AVERY, 226 King street.
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& Strange Preacher.

q Strange Preacher.
There was once minister If tuc Gospel whc
never built church.
Who nev preached iu ono.
Who uuvor proposed q church fGir 10 buy Tho
church neR carpet.
Who never fuuaded e new sect, I
Who never belonged to any Ct.
Who never received sliay.
Who never asked for one.
Who never wore black suit nr Shitc pccktic.
Who never used prayer book,
0 hymn book,
Or wrote a serlnoD.
Who pever hired Garnet soloist to draw
sous to hear the word.
Who never s0scrtls, d his sermons.
Who never even took teXt Tor his sermons.
Who psver went through c urse Ut theo-
loeic: study
Tho never was ordained.
Who was never even converted"
Who never Went to . conference.
Who Was he?
Christ.
Opening and Closing of the Mails.
CLOSING.
Washington, D. o. and Northeastern mails 8
8. M, IL m. and and Is p. %.
Western mails 4 30 and 10 D. NJ.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 10 30 ;.
u. and 80 snd 8 Is p. m.
South and Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch.
burg, Virginia, way ana through msils, U0 b.
N. and W p. m.
Manassas Division 10 Q. IN.
Ale1andrix to Round Hill Va, 8OOa N
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, Wis Washing
,on, D. g., 80 3. III. Il n. and 00 p. III.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, 30 q. N
| and y 80 q. m.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virginia
| Through maiIs) including way mails on Midland
| Railroad, 8 81 q. IN.
Manassas Division 80 p. m. for lock box only.
| Round Hill to Ae1andrls, Va, 81 q. d..
l Office Hours-Offce opens At 30 .. M, and
l closes at 7 w p. NJ.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens at 8 45 q. NJ. and
closes St . 81 .. m.
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R4 VIEGU L OF q desd o: lrast from Bark
~ he'!oE and Aus LuiQ his wrfa, IT, Pier
Wise, trustee dated tho !4.u day OF : pril 1879,
snd feco ced "a tao Fsu4a'or G,u1ty Ciorl's
Peter Wis, | shaiI. on "a ~ Day, June p,
1881. at !! o'elVch III, III iToot Of The Court
douse, H. thc LU~n OF WargulOD, sci! to tie
highest bidder, FIVE AUFDNGU AIU
SlATf-FlVh ACRES LAND, il the
lower end Of F""qiier county, on the owing
Ierns: 30 inuc.l cash Hll! 9ag cx,auses
Of s:'e, sic bonds anG j!t6Tes! tEen due; the
rcsidua on suDn Time - tbs trustee shall d.fecs.
JAMS:5 {. SGGTT,
my2;-w4" :uh,ti,u.ed Nrlatee.
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vESO THk TRADE.

ySSO THk TRADE. l
JOHN A. FIELD,
II King street,
Ts Agent for ALLEN & ". S RICHMOND
GEM CIGARETTES and other goods also
FELGNER'S q SONS HERB DE LA REIH
CIGARETTES. Will sell them xt FACTORY
PRICES. Call in and see for yourself sp0 "a
TAMES +. CARulN s. SONS, o3 hlng st
~ Alexandria, Va, havo nov in stock their
Spring suppy Of HARVEST GOODS. Scythes,
ocY.ne S!ones, Riffs, 6nstus, kskss Cradles,
5huveis, Hoes, Ac., A. lowest market rstes.
ply received and for Sole aL msuutacturers
prices.
my9 JAS. F. CARLlN & SONS
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q G&25apS %Ag,Ga.

e.HiHltE', 5 LA0F yLL0sc.-g So
- Ga Ne =; will sell 10 ,;ya hipbost ~
der n '75,FU I'D ~ June .th 1897 - (If,",
S;aH N. ". Midand Z Z. ENT,jS4 's'.i
n, n ACht \ SRY uF SgOKE MII,I, aIf, :,
~ ~ I l ! q fN aND IN GOOD RUENI,rli j
COLLECTION, s'yIoG Pe,ksr " actz,i ~. ~
cast As!e aF Il Ia. WM. AYEE. r. us
1!,,,-, :, r7,I.. ShGrifT
- H ''''i Nl''t =. O. rrTl2
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my ~ Suh-tj;Llrf. Trr.tnns

IOM Il r~>i3& .l.S rAL.H e yEL,CA-
- "hG LAND IN FAi&F.E CUUI-TI.
nF-nrht - a decree ot thu Circuit Court or
F"'fiax county. juGo tcs!n 1882 IL the sui: Of
= asa" -o"Hvdy v5 th!iip -luwAcd, c. al IN.
iuHci aigu5i c"nG!ssl ne. Will oiIlr fsr s.!s ~
Iuo:'c @"c-1oH H. front ot tua C.art .Iouye, sf-
',"eeh ne hours ol i III -A4 | y. Il, MU.'HAY
JGhu IN 1881 (court d@g) 4 ALTTAKLG
IN NACi uc lAHI' containing IL scrns snt
lZ0 po!@s. hi. jand lis on il:t.9 silver Turn
H.e tour mile cast ot the Dou.j r;ous5 and ten
niles ii"m n" q y ol rl-x.ncfis, Is Of good
4uaily, "CN W..0 so aud Diuibsrad
Intnso OF ~h,r: D-sh enougn 4 10 lSy cost sni ex-
p@ns's OF I'll AID SSH ono-thri upon cor Grrna.
ton ci sac ns tlc crur, snG the duain o.cend
W. yo"T5 "iLhin;c. - rom taGdsy o. ~ = Title
rrts'Iod ,ii !6b Iast payment Is Tu4te. Personal
secur!lS I" Dc gwen :oC the deferred payments,
bat upon tho ps1 NIT f on5 s6iri il hand,
peIspha' sYcuiity u. , Dc t'paHsaj VITA 81 the
GlEcrel0A q! Lnc col.nIsgloner. COnYeyaLcing
~ tho cost OF tbs Purchaser
y. b. lhlGAGSTFE, ComIn'r
Fniff&z l. b.. Va Msy }S,h, 1873!
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e ~ " uvNZIl. Terms
CASH 92!e at Il Ia WM. AYEE, Jr.
st2sr: s. Turhorvi'o. y. q. NIot'T n,i9
i Eh&!Ea3 Sale OF t.AND N g.t;I
>. + 8 y tpJ HTY VIRGINIA In a~onT-
to;! Il y -@ed Of trUst rom Martin V. B. PnS~a
sHu VIE :" Charles :. Li.a merrsn and R1l.m1
i,"" i,. ~ S.tUfo AZ iH- 72!ojnc&. 10 a ibert 3
i,"u "EttI tcto5or llih 1872 .rG rrc,rGei n
Toe Eiof&'S Ctii ~ o! F.irttx 'ountv q MT ,ba
t",SF-'shtd ~ho hA7e 5tGa substituted .rii.,r.s
- u" pI"c" "..4 sL".J # he sAid = A Zirnrner.
h.1" sHd Kg,and hut deceased; boin., tb.rct,
',i~''7N Oy 'ha present ben Il clsTy in sad deed
u t'"st WI So" a. pub il iu:l in rSyn; 1f ro
,cuit House ! FriTlax counlJ on NUWJiAv
sNe -o'h a"t ~ Jlre' 1871 =. y UcnCk M, hat
neih< court day, ii" .hACf Vr ;,c SD j.,
I ar a& c"ua.y ~ =: g miles trocn Burko ,...
t'oi "Au = :".i"s !rptI r-tla1 Sta.ion on tho
45n S'nas sS. .'loi1"i. l',iw"F, containing sbou!
ioO "tr"s hau&dof rs follows: Bsxin.Ing Az
pIo u store7 ~ tno ~Cf iua ahu.i. -nsr nasr
%" >coon ho"sa; saagGs no.tE 10 3P " S1i
cro ~ "liL" OK sad hickory sa !.ns; theme,
1' y. :, poles - sta ap ard .avorai n!srked
s4p iAG:; thaICHs 81 yu!o. s 10 II , 2G3 nn,rs
10 IN" 10 lHrScc!ipa t. tbs Inc uf d, land .rns-
~ AecIt.'f lncGc3 With keotfs's iue 40 49,
tx p"'c6 Lo a pile o: s,"Dc.; .hcac, go ICO
p =" - ia,&c rcd osG Il Gha :id" Of al ,n.ro
81 pson 70" haria,@lu Bur;e's isnc: ineGco
sins. '.'3 . y" 4 e. 3s5 poioa 10 ella of
S.oh = shsac5 3, % l. uyes q corner IL the
.I'o o. Ai;iss Ia :; thoHGe @ih bat ilncs $50
~ oI '.Ji"s 10 mal box OAs tu.h IN IA.
A,o'o q ~ H"tEuh sho.s road; .heuCe with sid
q" y "V D .ols-. Il 10" .. 2o .ul". II go T..
~ ro'es, 10 = u1l.s = 10 0 y ua,., Io
the bcGiG&!rl. AZ sgt Yb5ns uau,hsI ~ a,-e "
y 'ui.Hc' EF tu'i'W,; .;.%ILaiGg 1T iha ..Ts ut
Ine "oi Tun s""-l$ fG.r rHd F.jrr.x our,
tl""-o 1851 soout N rods Dor-h If j 5ha Stoc!'a
i"-.'' q -, Tu"s ihaac. "o4g the cai..te of ssh
,' 10" H. ~ ,uds, hence due - s rods; |
Ih"n'e g - 70 rods; thc~cg Gua t .yas -
Tue DtPiNCIGE, COY LGcT win all Lh %, ..-.,..-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24

lands triumph, but which would have cost
 her immense sums of money and terrible loss
 of life
 An Internal Nachine-An Ingenious Att
 tempt to Assassinate the Home Secre-
 tary.
 LONDON, March 23.-The apathy into which the course of events has fallen in the House of Commons was disturbed to-day in way which was entirely in harmony with the spirit of destruction of the dignitaries prevailing throughout Europe. A parcel with Man chester express label upon it and addressed t'Sir William Vernon Harcourt, home secre- tary, House of Commons, London, :" was duly received and placed in his box. On being no tified of it's reception Sir Vernon Harcourt, who had no reason to expect anything of the kind from Manchester or anywhere, looked at it, and thinking it had suspicious appear ance declined to handle or open it. Inspec- tor Grant of the police force was then sent for and requested to ascertain it's contents, which he proceeded to do with great caution, having momentary dread of an explosion. On removing the bottom of the box without having received any harm, some interior wrappings were found, which when taken away revealed loaded pistol so arranged as to go of in case, as was evidently expected, the box had been opened in the usual man. ner. When the character of the package became known in the House there was a great sensation and the Home Secretary was congratulated by his friends on his escape from possible violent death. There was no clue to the sender.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
MARYLAND.

Wholesale Resurrectton-BOdfes for Med
 ical ColIeges-BaItimore a Central Point
 of Supply,
 BALTIMORE, March 28.-Some months ago it was discovered that two graves in the Bal timore cemetery had been opened and the bodies removed. The bodies taken were those of a young lady, Miss Jennie Smith, and her aunt, Mrs. Carter. They had many friends, and there was great deal of excite ment in the community over the matter. Facts were ascertained which caused the be- lief that a systematic plundering of the cem- eteries here was being carried on. The Sun of this city publishes large number of letters, written to resurrectionist whose name is not divulged. showing that Baltimore has been made the centre of the traffic in bodies extending all over the country. The letters all relate to the purchase of bodies, and are mostly from doctors. Some of the letters refer to the bodies as models or casts, while others attempt no concealment of the character referred to. The West seems to have been the principal market of the resur- rectionists although shipments were made also to Boston, New York and Atlanta. Con- tracts for the supply of dead bodies were entered into during the summer, deliveries to be made during the fall and winter. Be- sides Baltimore cemetery, it is definitely known that Laurel and Sweet Home ceme- teries have been regularly worked by the res- urrectionists, and, from the extent of his business, there is no doubt that other ceme- teries were also worked by him.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
THE WEST.
Wyoming Territory.

Lynching of a Murierer-A CostIyAttempt
 to Break Jail.
 CHEYENNE, March 23.-George Parrott, alias Big Nose George" one of the Elk Mountain murderers and an infamous road agent, who was sentenced to be hanged on April 2d, attempted to break jail last even- ing at Rawlins. He managed to get his shackles of, with which he attacked Jailer Rankin when he entered the corridor to lock the prisoners in their cells for the night. The jailer's wife had the presence of mind to lock the outside door, locking the jailer in with the prisoners. An alarm was then sounded, and a number of citizens hastened to the jail, released the jailer and secured the prisoner. George was taken out of jail by a party of masked men at 10:50 o'clock last night and carried to telegraph pole oppo- site the railroad machine shops, where rope was thrown over cross arm of the pole. He was then made to climb up ladder, when the rope was placed around his neck and the ladder pulled out from under him. His last words were: ."I'n jump off, boys, and break my neck"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, March 8, 1881. Money closed at per cent. Exchange closed steady at $48Okas4 83. Governments closed quiet and steady.
 The stock market to- day opened firm and prices vanced 1 to 1s per cent, but depression set in ana decline of x to A per cent in the general list took place, the lowest quotations being current At the second call there exceptional decline of 9H in Nashville and Chattanooga During the afternoon there was increased depression without further decline in prices. There great pressure to sell some stocks and dealings were attended with much excitement. The greatest decline in Chattanoo- ga which broke to 76 fall of 24 per cent. for the day. stock having sold at 100 at the opening The break in this stock had demoralizing tendency on the balance of the market and prices declined sharp ly led by Coal shares, Union Pacific. St. Paul and Omaha shares, Wabash shares, Western Union Tele- graph Denver and Rio Grande, the St. Joseph shares and Louisville and Nashville New York Central Pacific Mobile and ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio. Toward the close however, firm feeling set in and recovery of to per cent took place in the general list while Nashville and Chattanooga recovered 8K per cent, This lost in final dealings, except for Chattanooga which closed at 82H.
 TClosing prices reported the private wire of
 BUNNELL x SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.1
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
NEW YORk.
Astage-struck Young Lady.

AStage-Struck Young Lady.
 NEW YORK; March 23.-A young lady from Boston, said to belong to family of high so- cial position, ran away from home week ago in order to gratify her ambition to be- come an actress The police of this city were informed and she was found on Satur- day last at theatre, where she had obtained an engagement She was taken into custody and has been detained at police headquarters under the care of Matron Webb until to-day, when her father, uncle. brother and sister arrived, and after much persuasion she agreed to return upon condition that she should be allowed to follow her profession in Boston. reporter endeavored in vain to learn the lady's name or that of her father. He only learned that the family resides in the aristocratic quarter of Boston and that it's social status is of the best. While he was vainly appealing to Mrs. Webb the girl herself came out of Mrs Bergmann's room with the capricious little Philadelphian. She was tall, beautiful and of queenly car riage. Her eyes flashed indignantly when in formed by the laughing Mrs. Bergman that the gentleman she saw was a reporter and walked hastily away. At o'clock she left the central office for Boston with her father and uncle, who, when taking leave of the po- lice, informed them that they would not have the little escapade leak out into the papers for thousand dollars.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
New York cattle narket


 Total receipts of all kinds for the week: Reeves 9,123; cows 191 yea!s, 620 sheep and lambs, 21 421 swine, 16,269.
 Beeves-Competition was sharp and the pens were quickly cleared at an advance of 4aHc. per lb No really choice or extra steers were shown. The ex- tremes in price 85<a21[c per b, to dress 55 to 57 lbs; general sales at 9Lal01c. Exporters used 300 steers frem fresh offerings but sent out neither live stock fresh meat Monday bnt shipped for the week ended Saturday, 467 live cattle. 929 quar- ters of beef of mutton and 342 dressed New York arket at 10al0Ac per lb, to dress 55 bs i and average sales were reported at 94c. Milch Cows-The demaad was reported very dull at $35aS55 for fair to good Calves-The market dull at 5a91c. per ID. for veals and at 2a3c ID. for butternik calves and grasseIs.
 Sheep and Lambs-Sellers were getting advance of 1sa4c per lb and the pens were cleared at an early hour Sheep were held at s. 20at660 per 100 lbs unshorn yearing lambs at $6 25aS725 clipped yearlings at Spring lambs were quoted at $5aS7 per head.
 Swine-There were none for sale alive. The mar ket was quoted steady at the nominal range of $6s $6. 40 per 100 lbs.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

KaIIOch's Case Given to the Jary.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-The Kalloch murder case has gone to the jury after very powerful speech by Mir. Marshal and a very full and distinct charge by Judge Temple. The jury after being out an hour and a half came into court for further instructions. They again retired and had dinner sent in. The impression is that the jury will be out all night and then report that it is impossible to agree. The probability is that there will be three for acquittal
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24

AesA THE HOUSE 113 Howe street, rooms, with E5s1 water and gas, fitted for one two families iii also a Tenement of rooms on first floor en Martin street; price S9 per month.
 A. WHEELER. ma18 115 Park Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
Eranco.

Frightfu1 Holocaust fn a Theater-A
 Hundred Persons Rurned-FOurteen
 Bodies Taken Out.
 PARIS, March 23.-The Italian Opera House at Nice was destroyed by fire tonight. All efforts to put down the flames were of no avail. The fire commenced during the per formance of the opera, which was Lucia di Lammermoor The bodies of fourteen per sons who were suffocated have been recover ed and placed in a church facing the theater. It is feared that about one hundred persons have been lost in the building.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

sFOr Gods Sake Cut My Throat,'-
 FrightfuI Accident to a Miner.
 PITrsBURG, March 23.-Thomas Kelly, & miner working in mine near here, was ram- ming home charge of powder, when there was premature explosion from some unac- countable cause. The tool was driven out of the orifce with terrible force and struck him in the face, tearing one eye out and mutilat- ing his countenance horribly. The other eye was so badly injured that he was completely blind. Sulphur and gas followed the missile and the miner inhaled the noxious vapors to such an extent that it will be impossible for him to recover. His groans and cries were heart rending. He said, .I have twenty dollars I will give it to anybody who will take my life" He also said to the doctor. ssFor Gods sake cut my throat
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
EDWARD ENGEE1

All and 443 State Street, New Haven Ct.
 Money Loan Office.
 IT LIBERAL advances, in sums to suit, will be made L on Merchandise and Personal Property of every description. All legal transactions strictly conden- tial ja4 3m
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-24
Russia.

Suspicious Characters Under Arrest-A
 Council Of Regency Established.
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 23.-Two individ- uals have been arrested who had joined the Imperial funeral cortege on Saturday, but who did not belong to the choir and could not account for their presence although clad in the peculiar vestments of the Greek church choristers. In case of accident to the Czar a council of regency has been appointed of which the Empress and Grand Duke Vladimar and Nicholas are members