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Tsvonty-scvcn Crt1sadcrs Efcid for
N'r3nIs

WWenty-scTcn Crnsndcra K7cld for
Trial.
Spteial Dispatch to The Chicaoo Tribune.
ST. PAUL, 11iuu., Mny 20.-Twcnty-seven
ladies Of Anoka were hold to answer the charges,
ins!jgatod by tho lqnor-selers, Of disturbing tho
peace in the atroat.praying crusade. Tho causcs
were got for hearing yrsterany, but. wero post
poned. Col. Davidson, Of this city, ia engaged
to dofona the ladies', among whom aro the wiycs
Of tho Methodist, Uongrogatiunal, and Daptinb
ministers Of thnt village. They propose to do
nland n jury trial in each caae.
The Cnsc Of tEao Arrested Crusaders Mt
Canct1lltntl~-Thcy nro Discharged,
with n Warning rot 10 fsepe1.t tho
OffenYc.
C1So1aaAT1, May 20.-The forty-thrce tou1-
porance women arrested Inst Saturday md nr-
ragned Monday, woro triol to-dny in the Police
Court before Judge Marchant. Tho court
uuable to get in awaited outsido tLo
building. Stanley Matthews vas prosont, but
Judge 1Iogans conducted tho defonBe.
Testimony IVES heard on both sides, aud tho
caso was aubnlittcd without argument. THO
straeting, tho Sidewalks. Judge, ,Marohant said
there had lcen q technical yioiatiou of tue law
but in vow Of tho lack OF bad motiyoa on tho
part Of defendants ho would dlsmiss them,
which ho did with the admonition that it the act
was repeated they would DO liable to mr.
rest ganl punishment. The trial COM
1noncod at ii o'c!oc1 and laBted little over
an hour. At it's conclusion tho doiondants
marched to tho Ninth Street Baptist Church,
where the Leagues and Com1nitteog wero III ses-
sion. They afterwards adjourned to the Third
Presbyterian Church, On soyonth Rtrcet tho
Same place whoro the mooting ,was hold when
tho band was arrosted last Saturday. A prayer
meoting WAS held till noarly night. Romarka
were made by several. but no definite course OF
notion Was laid down. Tho tornper Of tho meot-
ing seemed to fAyor the diEcontinuance OF tho
mode Of visiting In large numbers, and adopt
some new plan. Ono suggestion was to divide
the city into diatrlctB, aud send coulmt.tecB Of
Two or three to visit persons In tloir homes aud
urgo upon them activity in the enforcement Of
tho Liquor law. The meoting Of men tomorrow
night was rotorred to as q good timo to form
nlen's Leagues to prosecute viofatfonB OF tho
low in tho Liquor traffic. No conclusion WAS
roachcd.
The Police Commissioners, ontioipnting d
repetation vt tho street visitation remained in
session all day. After tho docaion OF tue Police
Court Ill tho caae the Commissioners orlorod
an nddfeBa to he sont to tho Temperance Loaguo,
communicating roaolutton to notify lhom to
entirely discontinue what Ia termed praying and
singing on any of tho atroota, iaucp Alleys,
spncoe, or public grounds, and that ali tho au-
thorltfeB bo requested to unite In hiding the
metropolitan Police force to carry out this In
tention Of tho Polleo Commissioners. tLo anme
boing consistent with tho recent decision Of tho
Judge Of the Police Court. The bIayor uont tho
nldrosa, and 1t WAS read ut tue meetings ut both
nhnrghn8 "
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1ryEnPoo1. May 20.-atoamBhIps Tie Queou
and Nookar, from Now York. lave arrived cut,
NEW YoRK, MAY 20.-Arriyed- -stoa,nphlp
Villa de paria, from BreBt.
Also arrived -atoalnarB Holsat'n, from Ham
burg, and lsussiA, from Liverpool
NEW Yonx, May co. Arrived - Steamers
noliyla. from Glasgow, aud Noyala, from LIVER
pool. "
, 1874-05-21

MADRID, May 20.-seyero skirmiBhes between
The Republicans and Cstlists ooculrcd yesterday,
In the neighborhood Of Bilbao. Tho CarlfBtB at
tucked, and were repulaod with heavy loBa
Thirty Carliata wore captured Tho Republicans
lost 100 In killed aud wounded.
LONDON, May 20.-Tho Car}iats report t1,at
tho Republicans lost 800 killed and woundeil in
the engagement Of yestorday, which took place
at Cauableja,
, 1874-05-21

Gen. A. II. Dyer.
W4sHINaTo ON, May 20.-Gen. 4. D. Dyer, OF
tho unltel States Army, died hero to.day.
, 1874-05-21

SWITZERLAND. -
GENEVA, May 20.-Threo American students at
Lausanne wore drowned yesterday in Lake
Geneva.
, 1874-05-21

OFFICE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PA
ClEIC RAILROAD COMPANY,

ApftI93 1EH,
Tho ANIMAL nesng Of the Stockholders of tho Chicago
Rock land paco Railroad Company, for tho election
Of Directors pursuant to law and s t1antaoon Of euc
other business eomo heoro theln will be held at
the othco ot tho Company In tho city Of Chicago, on
Wodaesday tue third day Of June no1t at Ii ouook T.
JOHN f. TRACY prYBidant
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OUTSIDE UoMMENTa.
prof. swing's trial still clnims general attention
from tue prcsB In nil Hections Of Tho country, mud
thoso papers, with 1lardy au exception, side With
HE defondant.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-03-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less. So
A square will be counted the space Of one
inch.
Local notices Is cents per line for first
in sertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
IL sertion
All Job work must be paid for on de-
livery.
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nee in the profession, and who have been
eminently successful ia the government Of
schools. Every qualification heretofore in !.
iieated as necessary or valuable to teach.
or should be possessed by those who re-
ceive from the county superintendent the
highest testimonial which he is empowered
to give
Superiutcudents must, however, rely up
on their own judgment, rather than upon
rulea and regulations respecting the exam
ina,ion Of candidates, for most win come
far short of any ideal taat may be formed
Of the true teacher
EXAMINATION IN THE CONSTITUTIONS.
Chapter II Of the general laws Of 1871
provides as follows:
SIC. f. From and after the first day of
Septembe T, 1871. every applicant for
teacher's certificate shall be examined in
the Constitution Of the Quilted States and
the Constitution Of the State of Wisconsin,
aud before receiving teachers certificate
shall reach a standard ctattainment equal
to that repaired in other branches Of
study.
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etrom NesroA


Miss Maria Copp has returned from
the East.
Some of our euterprising citizens
have already commenced wagoning.
CLARK Brown and G. w. Cairns, of
Ellsworth, were in town on Monday
last.
The departure OF sleighing has
caused scarcity Of teams upon our
streets
Gale Dale and Clifford Gum were
arranged for larceny before Justice
Mason recently, and acquitted.
&c. b. Knapp and family have re.
moved from Osceolo TO this place.
They intend to remain here till the
opening of navigation.
The month Of March came upon
us like the mildness of the oft.mention.
ed lamb We suppose that the lion IS
lying in wait, seeking whom he may
devour.
We perceived boat loaded with
household furniture drifting through
the street the other day, aud were just
going 10 pen local on the opening OF
navigation, when we discovered that
the boat was located on a bob sled.
We are to have opposition ferries
this summer Messrs West aud Viii.
son arc now building theirs One is 10
be run by Mr. Whitcomb; the other by
Mr.. Dibble, Of Minnesota Mr. Whit
combs ferry is nov looking for water
the other is not prepared % leave,
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from Trenfon.

FEB. 27.-- Prices paid for potatoes
aud corn are on the increase.
The Lyceum at the Porter school
house is still running.
Henry Sharp, who stays at Mr.
Britton's, is first class workman.
1T is reported that Nj. Stone & Co.
are about to sell out their interest in this
place to Colyer, Dopkins & &c.
We learn that Il. II. Boustead, +.
A. Dopkins and Seth Lyons have been
to Ellsworth on grange business.
The ice has not been very safe IN
front Of the village of late, and teams
are compelled to so the lower road to
Red Wing
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from Glen Genterpille.


MARCH "A fresh supply oftobaeco
just received by C. R Ellis.
A pleasant hop at J. Warmers, last
Friday evening.
"A, d. Andrews and wife came out
to celebrate the first of March with US.
L. Freeman dropped in few mo-
ments this morning and looked us over.
j, L. Flint and company made US
flying visit last Saturday. Come
again.
Charles Palmer had a runaway one
day this week causing considerable
damage
We should advise DR.. I. L. Tubbs
to BIZ on baud with HE medicine chest
and prescribe bell for the new Norwe-
gian NJ. L. Church as they will be ready
for one soon.
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CIRCJIT COURT, PIERCE CoUSrY.-Na-
v tilda VI. Cooper, Plaintiff, against Al
bert H. Cooper, Defendant.
To Albert H. Cooper Defendant above
named 49,
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action, Of
which 4 copy wac filed At the othco OF the
clerk Of the Circuit Court, for the county
Of Pierce aud state Of Wisconsin a. the
village Of Ellsworth in tho county and State
aforcsai: on the fnh day OF Jan A d. 1874,
and 70 serve q copy Of your answcr 10 the
said complain, On tho subscriber, a. his
Office In TIE village Of River Falls, Pierce
County, Wisconsin, within twenty days az
Ter the service her Of exclusive Of the day
% such service; and If you fail 70 answer
the said complaint within the time afore-
said. the Plaintiff in this action will apply
10 the Court for The relief demanded In the
complaint
Dbtcl jap g. 1873
827s 4 dorsl, rig-t an,
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Young Paddy Meshane--sure no lad could
be holder
Coaxed Biddy o'shea to be sharing his
lot;
And Pat had lively young pig on his
shoulder
And she on her head bore big iron pot
From the town, just at nightfall, as home
they were walking,
Through a dark, lonely th!cket their
winding path lay),
Biddy set down the pot, stopped her laugh
ing and talking,
Paddy turned round and axed her the
cause Of delay
"0ch," said she, "I'm afraid yen be act
ing uncivi;
I'll not 50 alone through the thicket wild
you;
For, Paddy avick, you're as wild as the
diyi,
You'll he kissing aud squazing me, that's
what you'll do"
''But the pig, replied Pat, "that Tve lug
ged so securely,
If Loose, back TO town like the divil he'd
trot."
"ocb, PADDY" said sic, as she looked up
demurely,
Sure couldn't ye put the zig under the
pOt?"
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fran GllsirarM.

Keith Bros. are putting up a stock
Of ice.
Mr.. S. Strickland is still confacd
to his bed.
Mrs Ira Williams is quite sick
with lang fever
MIR A. Fletcher, Of Hartlaud,
purchased D B. Hyatt's house 4 lot and
now occupies the same
NJ. Densmore, proprietor ofthe Red
Wing Iron Works, was in town on
Tuesday this week, looking up some
delinqueDts
The Thespian troupe, of Prescott,
played to a very full house on the even.
.ng Of the 26tb plt The drama was quite
well rendered.
The fair given by the ladies Of
this place, at the Court House, was a
gratifying success. The receipts
amounted to upwards of $40; the
society has over $500, in the treas
ury.
The Gift Concert for the benefit Of
Mr.. Paul Foy, Of Hartland, which was
to have taken place at the Court House
on the eve. Of March 2ud, has been pos
poned until Saturday Mare h 14th at
Z. O'Clock P NJ, owing to the failure Of
the sale Of all the tickets.
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JACOB IxR APFEL.
Harness Maker.

All kinds of Harnesses made to
order. Repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch. Prices reason
able. Shop on Nam street, first
door north Saunders IL Green's.
1870
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GROCERIES,
by
JOHN GREEN.

An kinds of Groceries kept constantly
on band, aud for sale for Cash, or Ready
Pay only. is 3S
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. W. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1880 BURHYTE Bros.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

MRS. W o. PINGRER.
ON MAIN STREET RIVER FALLS,
Takes pictures of all kinds in the best
style Of the art at low rates. Those wish
ing coed pictures can get them at Mrs.
Pingrey's Gallery. Gle her call. 1870
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DIs-oIution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Saunders
& Green is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Parties indebted TO the firm on
the 7th OF Feb, 1874, will settle with A.
Saunder. John Green will pay all debts
owing by the firm.
JoHs GREEN,
A. SAUNDERS.
Feb. II, 1874 37-4w
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The question OF woman suffrage will
be submitted 70 the people Of Kansas
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TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.

A WEEKLY AND SEMl-WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER.
FIRST EDITION Pt ,UsHED EVERY TUESDAY.
Terms. st.25.
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED livery FRIDAY
TEAMS. So.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS. So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Rsek.y Edition, published every Friday, 81
A. MORSE & SON. Propuetors.
8eR PRINTING
OF every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices -
OPrIcE on Main Street.
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Mag. W. W. Woodg23,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
The Temperance Movement.

CINCINNATI, March lS.-Thc Germans had
an Immense meeting last night over the Rhine
at Turner Hall to take measures to resist the
temperance movement The Hall was crowded
aud hundreds OF persons had to go away
Speeches were made by Rev. Mr.. kroeil, Rev.
Mr.. EnsIuholr, Rabbi Wise. Emile Roth and
Herman Erkel, scvcrally dcnouncing the wo-
mans movement aud some Of the speakers
counsellrd resistance to it. The following res
olutions were presented and referred to the
committee to report at the next meeting: That
it is the duty of all citizens to sec that their
fellow citizens are protected in their vacations,
and also the duty Of the State to protect its
citizens against interference with their bust
ness that it is contrary to the spirit of liberty
and Justice for women, in the name OF religion,
to interfere with the rights and lib rites OF cit
iz4ns that the motive Of this movement IS 10
reopen the hatred between natives and foreign
ers, and that men are using women as lnstru-
mcnts for this purpose. The proceedings were
in German and the meeting continued until Il
late hour,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
From New YOrIl.

New YORK, March lS.--Frc,lcrink y. Br-
Icy, principal book keeper Of Bndeau, Lock
wood 4 Co., importers and wholesale delers
in fruit, is detaulter and has abscondcd. The
amount Of the dcacation, it is thought, vii
reach $lGOO0u Pending an investigation of
the books. Badrun, j., ckwood Il Co. have
deemed il prudent to suspend. The firm claims
to be solvent
The German saloon keepers of the Seventh,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards held meet
Jugs yesterday to complete their protective as
scca;ion.
A. CARRIER, in answer to the challenge OF
Rudolph, says he will play in New York game
of three BAIL French Carom, 800 points up; for
81, 900 sdc, with - balls on five y ten table,
game TO take place three weeks aIrcrhs match
with Maurice Daley, for the championship OF
the world.
\ fire at West Nrwbrighon, Staten Island
last night, destroyed the Neptune boat club
house and several buildings adjoining. Loss
5000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
The boundary Commission

RICHMOND March lS-Thc Legislature met
in Joint session at one CLOCK to day, IN the hall
of the House of Delegates, Lieutenant Cover
nor Withers, President Of the Senate, pre-
siding.
Senator Finncy, of Acconrac, introduced the
Commissioners appointed by the State OF Mary
land to visit Richmond in reference to the dis
puted boundary line between the two States.
The Lieutenant Governor welcomed the
Commissioners in an appropriate speech, which
was responded to by cx-Attorney General Jones,
of Maryland on behalf Of the Commissioners.
He said that The cordiality with which they
had been met had impressed them more than
words could express, and in concluding his re-
marks presented the resolutions Of the Mary
land Legislature. which ask that in the event
the boundary line proposed by Mary land should
not be accepted By Virginia, that the whole
subject he referred to rx-Attornry General
jeremiah Black, of Pennsylvania, for final ar
btrament, the Davilson-Luvatt line, and
agreement TO continue III force in the mean
while.
During the proceedings lie galleries were
crowded and Il number OF ladies occupied seats
upon the floor of the House.
The Commissioners vii! br Hospitality enter
tanned during their Sc.iou!n By the citizens as
we'll rs By the State authorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
Damaged by Rain.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March lS.-Thc rain
in Middle Alabama has ceased The Alabama
river is very high and out Of its banks in many
places. All the creeks and streams are greatly
swollen. Travel to Mobile is stopped by rea
son of washes on the railroad track and dam
age to some bridges. No trains have gone out
to-day on the track to Atlanta, part of the
track being under water Trains to Eufauld
will not run for a day or two. All trains on
the Montgomery and Louisville Railroad have
been on time and no damage is reported. The
freshet is too early to injure the planters, as
very little of the crop has been planted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
81. Pafrick.S Day--Threatened Riot.

San FRANCISCO, March lS.-St Patrick $
day was celebrated in this city by grand civil
and military display and literary exercises at
the California theater Good order prevailed
all day. The day was appropriately celebrated
in all the principal towns and cities on the
Pacific coast.
4 serious riot was threatened at Honolulu
when the election of kaIkakua was made
known. The mob attacked the court house,
but the men from the ULitcd STATES steamer
Tuscarora and other vessels landed aud quiet
was soon restored No bloodShed is reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
Hurricane.

CAIRO, Ills, March lS.-A terrific hurri,
cane, accompanied by thunder, lightning and
rain, passed over this city at three o clock this
morning, causing considerable destruction to
property The centre of the storm seems to
have passed south of Cairo The wires wor k as
usual north and no damages are reported from
that direction. No loss of life is reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
The Markets.

New York, March IS Sticks dull and weak
Money 3. Gold liz Flour dull and declining.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull ana heavy
BALTIMORE March IS -Firgina skies, con
sol1ntcd. 81: West Virglnias H. Cotton firm
low middlnes l5al54 Flour steady and I'M
changed Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
weaker white Southern 1880; yellow 81 u:hcrn
7sa79; mixed Western 79a79!. Oa:s frmi South
ern 57a64 Western 5S,Co Rye firm At "ja''2
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions shade
ii-lurr and ollirt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
lIr Summers Successor.

BoSToN. March lS.-The contest Tor Sam
ucr's successor is narrowing. The principal
candidates are now conceded to bc Dawes, Ad.
ans, Hear aud Banks 1t is thought the D4m-
ocra,s, who have IS votes out OF 80, will unite
On Liberal Republican
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March is, j a H.
For the Southern States, southeasterly anu
southwrstcrly winds, stationery tcupcfa'uIlc'
partly cloudy weather, clearing ~ Tue STUN. h,
eastern portion Fort Middle States n Em
variable northeastern Y to southerly winds la''-
ing barometer temperature but silg h!y chane-
ing. foggy and partly cloudy weather. c'cirlne
temporarily 10 the afternoon.
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King of the Sandwich Islands.

SAN Francisco, March Little steamship
Mikado brings the Intelligence from Honolulu
that Prince kalakua has been elected King of
the Sandwich Islands to succeed lunalilo. The
elections were quiet.
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Postponed.

ALBANY. March lS.-1'he trial OF fhelphss
the dpfauI,ino cashier of the State treasurer
Office, has bccu postponed till May
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18

WAsHINHTON, March IS, I6I4
The Senate, to-day, after the reception OF a
,uuber Of memorials, took up the bill cquaz-
ing the National Bank circulation among the
several States.
The House Of Representatives was occupied
with the Legislative Executive and judicial
Appropriation BILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
The Centennial.

HARRISBURG, March lS.-The Senate Cen
lenua! bill passed first reading in tic House
By 50 to 81.
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Memorial Services.

BUFFALO, March lS.-Thc co!orcd people
hc!d memorial services last nigh, IN honor Of
Charles Sumner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18
Death OfaIi Astronomer.

BERLIN, March lS.-Joahnu Heinrich
Maldler, the distinguished German as'rono,
uner is dead. He was ~ years DID,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18

BOUQUET We return our thanks for the
present OF bouquet of beautiful flowers, pre-
sented to US by lady of Fairfax county
smong them some handsome cameliaS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18

The FISHERY. The lately prevailing unfav
orablc weather put back fishing operations SO
much tha. advantage could not be taken OF the
good weather of the last two days, ard even il
The seine haulers have been al work there has
been no wind to bring what they have caught
to market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18

CHAIN GANG.-1u cons qucuce Of the cloudy
appearance of the weather to day, the chain
gang was not taken out to work. As the time
Of service of all but one OF the gang cou6ned
IN the Jail will expire to morrow, and as but
few brigh clear and warm days have elapsed
Sluce the present gang was organized, the city
has not derived much benefit lrom its work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18

SEMINARY CHAPEL. --ln noticing the ordl-
patton Of Mr. F. \. Meade, in Grace Church
in this city last Sunday, tn. Southern Church
man saws THE Ordination service was held
10 Alexandria. because there is some apprehell-
sion that the late winds have weakened the
roof of the Seminary chapel. An examination
by a competent p.rsou will soon be made, as to
whether it will be expcdieot to use the Chaplc
until it is repaired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18

RELEASED jesse Pollctte, the ovrrscer,
who was arrested in Washington, on Monday
afternoon last, on the charge of taking s. 600
from the farm of Colonel Daniels, VINO resides
near Mount Vernon, Va, (tull particulars of
which were published in yesterdays Gazettc),
was yesterday released, after turning over to
the owner all the money Mr. Pollctte indig
nauty denies that he intended to steal it, but
found it while ploughing in field, aud sup,
posing that he had struck fortune, intended
to 60 West. Hc is very anxious to have a trial
but it is not probable that the Virginia authorl-
ties will take any action in the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-18

We have Just received n very fine assortment
OF GENTLEMEN IS FINE TOILET SLlP-
PEkS, suitable lcr holiday presents; ,,,
WADDEiS,
dec u "a King street.