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CANNED GOODS - rincnpplcs, sii5Qt 20
peaches, lhs, standard, a. gttl.N sccuud, si.uOf
LIS iumniocs, 10. standard. spasls. lbs stand
nf'l tiul, strawberries. ei.li. tasphcrrict. si.gi
black bcrfics. tlul ErCcn rnEcs fi,i1 pcafs si in
plums, ti.ao. asparagus. sta. grccn corn. Si.Ula
! % rrcn pcHs u .lieti ~ cNc oysiurs ful
weight NJ. iNspoc iii.. u haatibt iirht welrhl
liC lhs. siul Condensed milk -ffuwn, sos.
larlc, " N. suist, a. ~ salmon, sLGsf1uO Ear
dimes si.i9 mwtat saniluci, $3.50 MHckctcl
tll.tti.m herring mnckefci, sliA
tlhAh-luw white. ~ ~. of white. o. yellow
riuduci. - iR. MINED \. p'.C standard frann
lated, ., ~ igvdcr'd iv',C eat loaf los. oIcn
Kettle II risr strung
COfFkt.-tommun. 1850. ordinary. -. fair
10 prime Nn. 2r. rhoiUc a. tauCy, 2ietg2c. old
ruttfumcnt dlaEs duh
fAlt-sagnas " ai pcr bfl. ohio River, 81 .na
- lgI lrl Louisiana tLit. sacks nne, o. lu
cuane, VI w. ptts, .,~ic.
mCE- Louisiana, t'ssec, Carolina, Gs5c.
CiiEtci-r Prime flats. --: New York factory
49,, iull cream H. Young America ilr
NoiA Louisiana. common tn falf 2tstlsc
prime chniCc ~, Sc fancy, a. tcntfifnrals cum
mon 20 ielr 2is-c prime 10 choloc, sso,iis syrup
f.ss 49,. steady
CANblEs-.llcs'. al sirc. IN bts. pls and bri.
loHilc. fancy a~utici, iosiac. Cxia iancy. iis,
~. nfm
SOAR AND cASDLIs-s. s'Sasc. candles
full uplrhL ui.o
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COURAGE IN DANGER.
Two Examples of II Furnished by Bra,
Men.

nens
A story is told Of the famous English
Admiral, Sir Sydney Smith, whose ship,
the Antelope, in a terrible storm in the
North Sea, was driven among the rocks,
says the Chicago TINES. Sir Sydney sum.
moned bis officers to the cabin.
Gentlemen, you know our condition.
We are driving on to tho breakers.
acknowledge that can do nothing more.
II any Of you can make suggestion now
is the time"
There was unbroken silence.
"Then there is nothing to be done but
to await our fate" He touched the bell.
Pierre, bring up the coffee"
A story came from Switzerland a year
ago OF mountain guide whose name was
not preserved. He, with two others, was
leading party over one OF the most pre-
cipitous passes OF the Alps. The men, as
usual, were tied TO each other by long
rope.
As they scaled the wall Of ice they
slipped on the frightful chasm. This man
was on the end OF the rope. Without his
weight there was n chance for the others
to regain their footing; with it there was
none.
lie cast glance down at the dark abyss,
filled with fathomless SHOWS, then drew
his knife from his belt, saying quietly to
the man next him:
"Tell mother now IL was, jose"
He cut the rope and fell, never to be
seen OF mortal man again.
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Iinn..hnIa snnnIi..

Arrtia-No maftct Dried appl,s. s'saas Der
W inhn linrc nnci tNachcs. q. lt.s ifum stnrt
Box. Lannon's o. H.tial Ter but. niuanas ti 7 ~
21tsI bunch. Dates saisc tifs tlsti1s tgf ih.
Who'll AhlH~ -uuluuf, u. tnaii ul pc hfi, sacks.
hM rahlngc tlu irf iut Farir ~ Isf lna
NUE. uouuuit. stou Ut lu1 lcunuts Nlr.
finia. seisc Icnuessec. iafmrn' finek. ksfr.
fuasied l.li'e highrE fheilc,i. fc.i 20 white a..
spanish. inC tffiut ToKaa ola ..tihr AfLaus.s-
astes Italian chestnut, tnlEr.
~ ilh. huiirfinc. itsi,c creamery, iss1r.
dalftt '.Ifllc ruuutrF. 1HIfr
luIAlurFahuii nov. cd uu tff bal
tlpel'~umfk. 80 ~ bfl aud $40 pcf half
NiNrGAR-lcf rai, tsaiac
lNNsa stuady hks - rasrt &c.
lul ltAlathlckrns. Yuuua fI ts.f1 % mixed.
t2oott2 Oh hCut. a. anlilisf dutLs 81 .n.iI III
hAi-lNh-london laycm ttuu California. e. gs
FiUKLEs-nhs sds0. bali brl,. 500
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niseetIsneoa.

Milifki -simiFhi Kentucky bourbon. q sa1
cor hulFffun AMI iiucnin counties. Ufm I'd al =.
tfAte insfgfu fYcs lw.Hfhnt nrnfdinr h. ~ 9
aud male. uummOn whisky. 1nI |fsl ID. sr,uf,iI ~
a. rnruf Nothing under 10 rpf cent 1uaiad
0tN ~ iof domestic $50 ID iof i'm.
ported
UHAss sKIps Rcd clover. e. 3 psf bu, hef,i..
htsg rcf bu' orchari gra's n ID ibcf bal umo
this u tl0fiuo ~ hu arruan mlilct, 800 pgf
W iungsfian. tF4Nc ycf bm
nAG0tNua atiutc
TttaasI.n
slluf- ppp t.is buck. tilo
IlAh 81 sNte.
TALON .ltr
sSIlI-,iafglis tio5s RAlphs tioss Rail,
ruad, ~ ~ Nail A AK'a flno
1whiR-kcs'. $40 hall tcrs a7s quarter
coal OIL Prime white. wholc,aic io,.. y e re-
TOBACCO Common. s,anc Other rnde, ra
49,.
nEtsWAN-nc
NAtsaifnn sfuf steel sitn
Nuul.-iufp rfvatr uool unWafhed isa2sc.
,l,ai grnst Nool Msfc buuy, washed. Nef.lc.
lipt-- Dry hint 10 T. o. No. Z. C.. DRY saitcd
.fi. rrCcn saici. No 4 a.. r No y lc Frccn afl
o. decnkins laH.nC fhccptkins. Ucsti 10. noml.
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1000 bales, OF which 800 were American Closing
quotations were as follows Middllng lid.
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed quiet
and steady.
THESE prices are given in pence and Giths, thus,
Cos means O36id. and sol means lodi
At 4pmi June, SCI buyers; June-July. 66i
buyers July-August, 662 sellers August septem.
Der. SCI sellers September October $40 sellers,
octoberNoyember 5.Si sellers; November Deccm.
Der, 8 81 sellers December January, 5.8l sellers;
September, sol sellers
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DOMESTIC EXcmANaE


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand par; Eastern points, sight lilo dis
count Cincinnati ST. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par New Orleans, x discount
selling-New York and Eastern points,
s. 80 premium; Cincinnati 81. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market remains quiet
and unchanged. Sales unimportant At
New Orleans spots closed steady, and futures
quiet and steady, old crop months declining
point, now unchanged. Liverpool closed
quiet, fair inquiry, and futures quiet and
steady and unchanged. The New York
market was easy at decline Of l-lGc, with
futures of point on near POSITIONS new
crop unchanged
Hubbard, Price & Co. say Foreign cot.
ton cables are not Of an encouraging nature
today, reporting no change in values when
an advance had been looked for. Our mar
ket being disappointed, opened At slightly
lower prices, declining until fully points
had been lost, aud though recovering q
portion Of the decline closed dull with little
interest manifested. Cotton on the spot Is
being freely offered by holders, who are
anxious to secure the premium which good
cotton brings over contracts. The holdings
Of commission houses have been greatly
reduced and as our New York stock Is below
that Of last year traders are not anxious Ia
follow the decline by putting out any line
OF short cotton, the principal trading having
been in changing July 10 August deliveries. '
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Ieeti.tuH..

llAi-Cholcc from storc. sor car load. from lcvcc
or depot slhWnlhG prime, from storu. 7letsnr
cnr load ifum lcNcu or depot 1liulWiii0. pfuiric
irum slop, Solic. cat load. ifom lcyco or depot
elunfattun
COtN-ffnm store. white. iGcsnixci. &c. from
lCtCc uf depot white. ln bulk, 40, la sacks tic.
mixed. Ia bulk NJ In sack, &C.
bhAN-ffOm tloru, 55c from loyce or depot
ettOl
OATs-frum siou. white aic: mixed. glc from
lcycc OF depot white. iu bulk. aOaiir Ia tacks ID
Oiic mixed Ia bulk, Ec. IN sicas. $50
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BrcasIstun..

TloJR-ftom fi0n, common, st0o family
tL2,. choicc, sac fancy, sLCs extra fancy. sl15
patent A2i,itln firm.
Cul,NMEAl.-rcarl. slOo roller g. %. steady.
HANS AND fEAs-Nayy beans. e. $500 me
dun. si.5t.ti ~
OATMEAi.-ln half hfls e. ~ from store.
CkACkElls-snda extra, tc: trchlc cxtrn. Ga
O. - ginger snaps. 9sisi u. assorted lumhcs II #.
l4'rc. or am cuckcTs. "a ,1tsigc
CRACKED WllLAT-ln half brls, $50 from
Htnru.
lloMiNY AND GRtrs-From store. q 7j9aOl
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Groceries.


NEW YORK, June Neutrality-suspicious. opened
barely steady, l56s20 points down. closed weak
.OetOo points down Sales. 1000 bags including
June, slib; July, si4O59li3j: August, Sill iiOg
lA4a; September, sli8@li.Gj; October aud No
vembcr, lLi5@h10 December, sli 4Oe,li.S0. Jan.
uary aud February, sl455@ii.s0: March, sli606t
400 April, slAoOslt6j; May, sliSj spot Rio,
dsll. lower fair cargoes lie
sugar-Raw. higher fair rclning TIC. centrifu-
English Islands Muscayado 81 test, &c 800 bags
monsscs ~ test &c; 400 bags concrete, 81 test
otsc rchned, active, 10 higher, fam. g. 19sa7ifc.
extra g, Ftasc, white extra e., SiEMS'kc; yellow,
stEa9ssr on A,S7.l6@SeSc, mold A, VIC: stand.
ard a, W. conlcctiOncs A, DC. cutlOaf and crushed
Etc' powdered. &c; graduated, pltc; cubes q. e.
MolaSes-foroign. strong sales, two cargocs,
81 -; New Orleans, quiet
Rce-stcady, quiet
NEW ORLEANS la. June 2i.-Cohee-Quiet
but arm; RIO careoescommon 10 prime, i6it@lyj,c.
Rce-Quiet but arm at 3g@jc.
sugar Open kettle, market bare: centrifugal, OF
plantation gmnulaicd, pc prime 10 choice yellow
clarified, SIZES L.. seconds. 7iaasi.c
Molussss-Quici; centrifugal, fair 10 good fair
le9sc common 10 good common, l0glsc; In.
fcrior. lie
CINCiENATf, o., June -whlsky-stcady:
sales. 81 baucs' finished goods on basis Of a o.
but,ef.QuicE fancy creamery, ls@-Oc; choice
dairy, eltiuc,
Linsccd Oll-steady. j99eic
sugar-sieady' hard refined, gjSG9jic; New or
ksgs-stcady slow liGiilyc.
theesc-Quct prime ~ choice Ohio fat T@sc.
CHICAGO. o.. June 2L-On the produce OK.
change today the butter market was Gim and un.
changed.
Eggs-Firm al i2c.
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Live STOCK.

CHICAGO, Ill, June 2L-rho Drorcrf Journal
rcpuftS taitle-RccclptN 1880 head. shipments
iuJl hcnd. Market quct bccyct. siujaL W. steers.
sdNgllb, itockVr and iceden. s2iOplin. COWS,
bulls aud mixed. sL2@2If Texans. sL5OCsl IS.
hogs-lieccipts, aloOl head. shipments, 800
hcsd Market lnei9c lover mixed. sL2OesL 90
heavy, LlloiiJi %; light SLg5tfsbh
rhCcp-Recclpis 900 hcad. shipments. Loo
head Market hfm and unchanged: natives, g. -
9Lgs Westerns. s1aifiLUt Texans SlsOltlgO.
lambs, slO0gtOJ per head.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud rsslnc steamship compan,,.
Nail steamer

The steamers Of this, the only regular line all
Ina ON the south 20 Liverpool afc Vefy populsf
Win paufurVfi aud the rouie utf ~ 20 helm les
Liable io had weather than That ui the NeW Nofk
tiramcrt make the trip Thoroughly enlIyshle
The lnilnWln steamers aw etIacisd 10 Lave hare
JAMAICAN. 81 ALL about lune o.
tniunu iHw-iisuce 10 l.lVeftUul, 90, thfourh
~ T. ne Ma calais % Dover Int class mil ete
N.u. ~ thl ,lrlasi rail-. $40.
Nctum firkcit-Nrw Oflcans ~ tiverpool ami
Htun. flf New orleans " Paris and rriufn
ini-class ~ the way, ttn Chilipu and servants
nt n nHiurIium
los mrihef particulars a. g lryIrhi and passage
apply " a. . sANnfNi
aCarondcltt suuyt. New Orleans
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tive stoch.

W III thnluC ~ extra. u, aligc. good. =. "a
,uinnun 10 mrdlum. o.. tlt y choice COWS and
1871. tpifs mrlium, 90 f ,c
,,,,,,,,,,, hplec ootnicd tsst g. GOOD, plet' ~
, ~ :, 'holco. &c mediurl s,s'c. common.
L ..i,., hOlos " oo-mos 70 ro,d. PET head.
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.MEAi-rrimc iii0sisoo % meal. si2 soa
COTTON srED- RAILROAD. sii.oa river. sio o. per
uii-fflmo crude. ESsur N rude. ssaric
i,m, shmmcf yellow, sets ohoioc cooking
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Flsii-Mackcfcl. half btls. No I. $3.50 40. 2
nry herring. family, &c pcf box. North Carolina
tue hcrdng. half hfs, s6.5A White fish, hall brls.
$50
400 rrppuCrs-s steady. pork. siaioaia ~
sugar cufcd hams TO- tli'.c breakfast biutn %
tflueC clear 10 sidca, hlcbn. .t9i.C shouidcr
CSC hulk ipfk' ccar slides. t'.r clear rib sides,
Or long Vlrur 90. shoulder. go
LA,kD-lc. e,.c half brls, -, lcss 10 choice
rus fELi-Bra, so.oo. half brls, $50. kegs.
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NEw YORK, Jupo 2L-Thc Gloucester oroy
Points wcc today advanced ~ Der cont The cot.
ton goods market continues ~ strong position.
but Ecicuilly unchanged a. "a prices. The Bc1ionl
wunicds tuilnrs Wcrc OIcnrd a au advance Of
per cent, which Il supposed % represent about the
present tendency II the NOUlCu goods market, the
price hclng $40. aIralnsl % hl mt Year.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO Q PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet--Middlin Cotton 10 li.loc
--sales Today, - Bales-The Gem
erai Market is steady--Meats Arc
Steady.
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HEALTH - WEALTH,

On Y G wnsrs EEsvx AND DRAtS TsnArxsxr
tKuaranioed specific for iiJsteria Dizziness, Con,
fulslooa, Hh Nervous Neuralgia. lirLdache. Merry.
Gus Probation caused by the uso Of alcohol or to
bscco. wakefnlnes,, hental Depression. softenint
Of tho Brain resulting In insanity aud leading %
miscry, decay AMI death. Premature Old Age. har
rvnnrss loo Of powct 10 eiiaer sex. Involuntary
lssfes aud tpermatorTaca caused By ovcreKcftlOL
~ the hrAin. telf-ahIse or ovrr-ininigcnce. Zach
loN contains Que month's treatment ti0n Dor,
orrx bosei for c0l. tont b. nan prepaid on 70
g. TOT price
We Guarantee Six Boxoss
10 cure any Gaze with each order received ~
frftix boKcl accompanied with si0o We will seni
The purchaser our Written guarantee q refund tbs
money n the treatment DOES not efcCt . cure
Guaruirca Issued only By John q Wet a ca.
loudy Co. pfugfiatA sole Agents Aain street.
Eei. .lh Tenn.
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OH and Turprntinc.

CLEVELAND. o., June Petroleum Quiet
aw., 100, ~. 800
WILMINGTON. n. C., June 2L-Turpeutinc-
Steady, glt.c.
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Nrw YORK.

sroi' opened easy aud clooi easy. mldiiins
loihioc. Sales 20io bales. Quotation, VEN 4,
iolloWT oriiuafy. safe food oniinafy at6,.
low middling. io'sc mlddinr. % a. i6c runi mid
dhng, 70 i.iic mlddiinr FAIR ili. y. tair. ifi.c
luiufcs oicncd steady and cinsrd quiet and
noadi, ns follows June. i0ioHi1 a.. JUS. ~ a..
August io.ic tcpicmhef. 10 Osai1filco ucioief
esleasi. November opHaso Dcccmbaf. 49,,
w 9ahuai6 pssatp. February. RRaa vi
hafth iooisioO, Apul iolssiol1 May ioips,
lo2L saios d, 30 baiea
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,,oo,.
New yorH Dry Coed. MsrEe,.

ST. louis. No. June l-wool-Rcccipts
go pounds. Market steady and unchanged
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lhe snoi market opened quiet and cio.ci ,ieaiyi
m'allins 100 salcs. 90 haict Quotilons trc
eioioH' uniiuay. rs god ordinary. pl,c. low
n.HHiins l",c middllnr. lois F1od midillur
.luinrt opcncd steady ani elo..d oulsi and
fppdf, ~ iuliows June. ios.siis5 Juiy "a toa,
lon August, inl4ioaL September. ofsiin :,
ocobef' paia1il November. onalti p5ssn.
ucf et.e'a o. linutfy, o.i,f,1O tchruafy. Ia,
bba Nnnh, pos9tL April. 9sO4au. fa.c.
asp bale.
DAitr rom ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Articles Opening Highest. Lowest Closing
Cash quotations were rs follow

Cash quotations were rs follows
flour-Dul and unchanged.
No spring wheat, s01sc No. spring wheat
7O@7lc No red, S0IsG
No. 2 corn, $50.
No. 2 oats 2lg4o.
No. rye, i0tal0ifc.
No. barley, nominal.
No. flaxsced, Sl.bO.
Prime timothy seed sl.40
Mess pork, per brl, sll.70@ll.75
Lard per 100 lbs. S6.b2S
Short rib sides, loose, s. s005 ~.
Dry salted shoulders, boxed, sj.12i{65.25.
short clear Sides boxed, Sd.l2ty0,62a
Receipts-flour, $4,000 brlg wheat 1000 blu;
corn, l2l 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye 5000 bu.
shipmcnt-Flour, 1900 bfls; wheat n 900 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, SI30OO bu; rye, 1000 bu.
NEW YORK, June 2i.-FollOwing Is q statement
of the visible supply OF grain, afoat and In store
on saturday, June q, as complied at The Produce
Enchange: Wheat, ld,4isSss bushels; decrease,
lls2,b bushels Corn, pes4, 800 bushels decrease
lssO go bushels. Oats, bb1ig7l bushels increase,
lO6sls bushels. Rye 96sS77 bushels. decrease,
1000 bushels Barley 32S,s7s bushels: increase,
- SIG buShclA
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COTTON MARKET.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

The local cotton market opcncl quiet and closed
quiet. middilnF. 10 lille sales - bales, OF --
tooxpofton aud -- iosplnncn.
EXCHANGE QUorArfoSs.
Ordinary. sQioc rood orilnap. si6c. low M a.
ding ios iec middliur, 10 li.ics good middllns.
II siec middiing iaif, nominal. fair nominal.
dusty, h9iise lower
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Board Of Trade Is as followS Wheat 1645l 900 de-
crease IL LIZ 900 corn sssoa ieegeSse lSssOoo
81, 600 barley 32i 600 deoreate u, CO..
me leading futures ranged u follows
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LONDON, June 70 pm.-Consoa closed a,
o. DO for 9th money aud the account
The amount II bullion gone into the It,uk ol
England on balance today u ImO0
fAls. June I-fhrce per cent vnlcs 81 7Oc
TOT The account
RANK CLEABINGs.
NEw ORLEANS La. June 2L-Ciearings thl,
day AiOts,uit.
~. LOUIS, No, June 2L-Clearlngs. s1.ii6e 900
balances. esuaOig
NEw YORK. June aL-Cloahns. s52,GlLs2
balances, 81. Ea,GiN
nosfoN. Mass, June 2l-Cicaflnss, silouva
balances. ~ .gGsIa
nALrlNoRE MI, June 2L-Cicurlng., s2oss.
~. halnnCus, ftn2Gil
PHILADELPHIA. IA, June 2l-CloarineA $40
piA,vA balances, si.Ndii0
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nocclpis ia port this day, issl ................
hccripls In port this day, lsss....,... .........
CONSOLIDATED srATrurSr.
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APPEAL OFFICE.

MONnAN ENENINNl JWIIV ~ I'M! J
Money Is easy, in good supply and fair
demand at to per cent.
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stocks md Bonds.
INSURANCE STOCKS.
RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS

Memphis a Charleston consols 7s-... 10 ...
Memphis a Charleston. rold. Cs.........-. iu7 To-
Citizens iinilruad Co. a. ................. % 100
Memphis a Charleston tstncki ........... o. GGig
Mississippi 4 Tennessee lstOT 40 ........... " .
Louisville 4 Nashville stock ............ % 49,.
lr,suegt lufk 4 llplt e. ... a. IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Fine roe shad are now being sold on the
street at from 40 to 80 cents pair.
The Manassas tax rate lie twenty FIVE
cents on the one hundred dollars for ell pur.
poses.
About so employees have been discharged
from the government printing Office In
Washington.
A cable road, it is said, is to be laid along
Seventh street in Washington, to do away
with horses.
The Potomac Steamboat Compsny'a
steamer Wakefield, which left here on Mon
day, arrived at Reeder's works in Baltimore
yesterday. She will receive o thorough
overhauliDg of machinery preparatory to
summer service.
We have received an invitation to attend
the beu qnet to be given on the 23d inst, by
DR.. w. 4. Capehert, 10 the editors who St
tend the opening of The Avoca sporting and
pleasure reeort on the Albemsre Sound,
uear Edenton, n. G.
The:Danville Register snys "R;v. w. F.
Graham, pastor OF the Loyal street coored
Baptist church, brought his family to DAN
Vile last night. His wife is az excellent
musician and was the organist OF the Third
Baptist church in Alexandria for long
time."
Maj. Buck Taylor, will take the horses,
&C., belonging to the Wild West show,
which have been on Gen. Beale's farm, near
Washington, all the winter, to New York in
few days. The Wild West will be put on
board the steamer Persian Monarch, which
will sail for France on the 9th, aud the
show will be opened in Paris as one Of the
features of the great Exposition. Maj. Tay'
lor is we'll known here.
The funeral of the lste Andrew ]. Fleming took
place from his late residence on Duke street this
evening and was largely attended, many of the
Old citizens beiI in attendance to pay the las;
tribute of respect TO tho deceased the services
| were conduc ed by Rev. j. l. Vance and the pail
bearers were Msssrs w. &. Moore, q. W. jamie
ION, II Bryant, a Slaymaker A. &. Uhler and X
kemper.
The Friendship Fire Company held another
meeting last night, elcced three new members
accepted the invitation OF Lee Camp to participate
in the ceremonies of unwilling the confederate
monument aud ma de further preparations for
their trip to New York. Tho engine is being
placed in fine order
City Auditor Price under instruction of Corpo
ration Attorney Brent will tomorrow pay over
to Mr.. L. Marbury attorney for the Baltimore
parties, the $500 reward offered by the city for
the arrest and conviction of Billy Williams, who
is now in tho penitontiary charged with killing
Officer Arnold.
A large crowd watched the process of putting 8
large safe in the office of the Mount Vernon In:
surance Company, at the corner of Royal and
King streets, to-day.
The Alexandris Musical Association will give
another of their popular complimentary rehearsals
at Ssrepta Hall tonight.
Attention is directed to the notice of the Com
missioner of the Revenue published elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-05
A Scrap orPnpcr saved Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping paper
but il saved her life She was in the last stage;
of consumption, told by physicians that sho was
incursble and could live ouly short time; she
w Wrapping paper she read Of Dr. Kings New Els
covety. and got sample bottle; it helped hor, she
bought arge bottle il helped her more bought
another and grew better fast, continued Its use
and is nov strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh,
ing 40 pounds For fuller particulars send
stamp to W. II Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles of this wonderful Discovery Free at h. S
cgdhcater & Bros.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-05

SPRING LAME. -Messrs W. H. Helmuth
g. Bro. will have for sale at their stalls in the
market and ct their store on the corner of
King aud Columbus streets tomorrow o
supply Of fpe Spring lamb, selected with
care f.: their AlexaoGra customers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-05

y NJ. G. A. NoTas A yong tne 81.
payer meeting Will be held III the o"4 s,
Man. Christian Association ratlcTsto : ~
q. go o'ccck. 4 committee 20 arrange !. Y
mex, year. current expenses meets to tight
The ASSOCIATION parlors will most cordially
be thrown open for the use Of church socie
,iys. committee meetings, choir practices,
etc. Bltm AL cases arrangements should
he previously made with the general secre.
nr Sc that hey will not conflict with the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-05
,Talanrnnhic Briets.

The funeral of the late Alexander McCuc, cx
Judge and sub-trcasurer of tho United States al
Now York, took place in Brooklyn to-day.
The American commissioners to the Samoan
Conference will sail from New York for Berlin on
the 18th
Jno. Morrill, and Sam Wise, of the Boston base
ball club, have been released to the Washington
club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-05

Z cold OF unusual severity which took last
autumn developed into difficulty decidedly ca
tarrhal ia all its characteristics, Threatening re-
turn of my old chronic malady, cstarrh. One
bottle o. Eiy's Cream Balm c,mple;elY ertdicatcd
every symptom of that painful and prevailing
disoid re W. Warner, los Hudson st, Roches-
ter n Y.
-atarrh-For twenty years l was sufferer
from ,'StsrIh of the head and throat BY a few
srni;c.,io rs of Ely's Cream Balm l received de-
cided benefit was cured by one bottle.-lChar-
lotte Parker, W~>verly, n. Y.