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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

VIKGINlA, to vii Ii tho CiTcui: Court OF
Y Fairfax county, March 18th, Is q. NJ.
CpstemHn against Andrew Wyiey. In chanc 5.
Nom. Tho object Of this suit is to enftccc the
lien of plaintiffs Judgment against tic Defendant
on the real estate of the said d2ten dant, III the
county OF Fairfax. -,
It appearing py affidavit filed that III" Sad
defendant i; 10! resident Of the State 81 tir-
month after due publication horeOt, and 10 WA.
is necessary to protect lis interest a copy-tast.
+. u. RlCHARDSON, Clerk.
1humss + Love y. q. !hh 2o-"iN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. -Abtut half past
three o'clGck this afternoon young man named
William j. Coleman accidentally shot himaelf,
while sitting IN a chair, ii lie basement CT the
City Hotel. lie had been showing pistol to
the bar. keeper, When, 10 ndlIng it, it Was ac.
cidentalIy discharged, the ball entering his left
breast, a short distance below the heart aud
ranging upwards lie was Immediately re.
moved to an upper room, where DR.. Brown
rendered him Tho necessary surgical assistance.
The wound is of a very serious nature and may
prove fatal. Young U5!2mln has been once
before accidentally SouDisd by the discharge
OF pistol
PoToNAc FERRY CoMrANT.-lhis morning
Mr.. VIM. h. Novel;, formerly Of the steamer
j. ". Thompson, Was appointed captain Of the
Civ Of Alexandria, and Mr.. Lord ticket col.
lcctor. As stated yesterday, Mr.. John Esk.
ridge will be captain O.; the City Of Washing
ton Nlr. Crowcli ha, been appointed :ickct
collector on the li'tcr Loaf. No pilot will be
employed on either boat.
The GALE The ncriii. ast gale continued thl:
morning, and the sliI;a2 Of the river Was 7ery
rough, so much 81 that operations 10 loading
aud unloading vessels Il tie wharvcs were
very much retardai. OPERATIONS at the fishing
shores have hscn allnort entirely suspended
aud net singlo fish has been received at Fish
town since yesterday mor6ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10
EDUCATIONAL,
den NJ 4 NSHIP.

Writing lessons will &c given by
Professor MITCHELL
Of Washington, DC, 10 the young man, youths
and ladies' Of Alexandria. commencing this day,
ulIh April 1917 Hours OF instruction: Amy
hour convenient from 9 q. III. to p. H., and
from : to 10 evening. Located in Stewart 8
building Terms: Twelve lessons for 81. aplO
WANTED.
w MISS 5. STERN
Having located in this city, wishes few moro
nupls TO learn the GERMA LANGU G.
forms reasonable. Address box 2SG. or Inquire
1t No. 70 north Royal street. Alexandria. Va.
ap9-lw@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

ljvcty druggist has calls for Wells Eureka
Tor the teeth; first-class article will always sell;
persons who use it help advertise it as being
first class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

ShsEClAE. EOTAGES.

Esq TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
toung people. ramomber this. Use daily
rHUkSTON'S IVORY PEA RL IJOId
PONDER. II will preserve Thorn through life.
I'D b7 druggists. 25c per bottle. tsb 2o-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

Have Used DR.. Balls Cough Syrup and pro-
uounco it the best medicine in Use. 4 Case Of
consumption here was cured hy It's u.c. We
cheerlully recommend i to ali sufferers -.'ef:
trcss, Robats G Co., SoMh Boston, a.,
Norcn?bcr II, 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

The regular meeting oil the City Council will
be held tonight. Considerable business ot H.
terest will be brought up for consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrivod-Boats D Annon. to American Goa
Co.; 81 Houck, % L Agnow & O..
Ucpsrtod- Boats j II Parrolt ir., LUCINDA
) Llovd, j II Houck and Hubert Il Kirby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

The Union prayer meeting will br held in
the Second Presbyterian Church 70 rght a = !
O'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10
AUCTION SALES.
Nv saar:iAom Il ss,NaaH. Auctinue

~ Harrison IL O'HeaH, Auctloneers.
5OU bLtC "A LII will sell, by public sale,
y FL, VI the stofahouse N. E. corner King and
Union street,; 4 Lii TIE STOCK AND FIX
~ RES M Sad store. Terms Of Sslc--Cssh.
ARUBA ANEAHAN,
AZ It! Admir- Of 2. b. Hsnrsnan. decd
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COMMERCIAL.

--.--.~.,nR1A MARKET, April TO- 1a'.'-f ioa'
scss s10: ware made today at $780, lSz anu io'
SUI 1 S - shade better, though receipts are very
;oht. small ssles at s. No Rye OF oS'' ~
ported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

TORSALE.-Th NEW BOAT''NAHCY,"
Il now on Nails wharf, will bo sod privately
before tho 18th instant. Apply 10
j. III. JOHNS ION, Attorney,
ap lO-lw cor. Prince and Royal streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

Mcssrs Mclean < Uhicr arc selling BZhy;
celebrated blacking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10
I Il / :. |
STRADDLESll

SEQ, 500, SlGO, $500, $3.50.
A LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM d CO.,
"A Bankers and Brokers, No. Il Wall street,
New York, mako for customers investments IN
Cotton Privileges in amounts to suit, from ~
6sles upwards, in 7 days, Is days, ono MONTH
Two months, three months and six months con-
t:acts, which frequently return from ten to forty
,tmes tho amount invested. Future contracts
bought and sold on margin of !c. Explanatory
Circular and Dsly Report Of tho Cotton Market
SAINT free Now York, NH M-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

~ Thoro will DO 81 regular monthly meeting
Of tho Columbia Steam Fire Engine Co. Wed
nesday evening, April 18th, at s p. IN.
It B. p. TAYLOR Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

lilac ,uera made TO- day AZ lco' Ao
sa0 shade hotter, though receipts HFe 'e's
w. .Ot.. snau ssles st 50. No Rye or oa'' fo'
ported.
rua,kc,s By Telegraph
Nrw YORK April lCt-Stocks Sei''e' T,nT a
20 footing. Money s.. oolu le0. 49, 800
o .ssGe frme-. Wheat advancing ootn 'o''
t.Ir. ,r;;o e. daforroI
l}ALLi aot Ic,onspdsted. IL! do. ID series ~
y dull and weak middling llsail:' tlTor
Iy .:ga strong and buoyant; prices &c higner
setse, ,,nd Howard street MD Western super
s.! a9GI ~: do. Extra 7aS7 SO; do. Family 81
a. CITY Mills Super > i3nS6 -; 90, na;ia
DO Rio brands ndd SH HS = No. 49, western
smher 1G5; No Chicago spring i9oi 6el al'
al ITsslS0; Mary land red primo :oAi ~; ~
RED s1h t,9' soils; do. white lIjalo5 Corn
Santbern quiet. Grmer aud Gigneri r w os s"nt
,Vana1 excited, strong snd e higher LOT spos'
m. closed easier bu! &C hlgner tnsF n tUSto'.
sT for SPOT, and steamer 3c higher lor luGuFes'
< G'S Wits 54sJ0; do. yellow o3ao, Weat'
crn mi led spot g.! April s.; May oO: uuao
~ staarner 545 Oats steady; Southern PRIME
, ia Western white 43s45. Rye quiet at IA
:, Hav unchanged. Sugar firm at lue. e" n5
mist and unchanged. Whl:Eey q"'e' ~ 0o'
Il USt. ,zs.sz.x..-ss-
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, APR1A 10:
,,nn r;:I.. ,,, 80 Moon rises..........' 4 u y
Symn ss1s'.,........ & 81 High wster....... U w
ARRIVED.
Steamer Msttauu, Nomlni, u jos hroaor'
s Co. a,nou
:}cAr Charmer, Georgetown, to ln' Aghe"
i Go. W.,
SER Henry Davoy, NeorEatoWn. 10 WA "A
i,hr Eusie, Baltimore. lJr Georgetown
CLEARED.
Steamer John " Thompson, l;onsldt""n'
- + A Reed.
steamer Sarah, fhiiadelphia, 1y \ hooi.
>ehr Charmsr, Providoato, by Jno Agoe"
4 Co. v1.,
:;chr hanry Da7cy, Nsw badio;A, 6y Wm "A
:;noo:. ,,1
Schr 4 II Atwood, Geor&atowi by VIM a
S.ao0t. D.,
Schr Hattie Baker, Georgetown, by r a Rocd.
:;chr Henry Adelbert, from GooT setown.
ASHORE.
Sahr Horny Finch and aI.0I5a: schooner
three mastery namo unknown. are reported
shore on Ragged Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

"Elave derived some benefit from the Use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish TO give it
further trial.
Hon. ALEX. Fl. STEPHENS, Georgia.
Have never seen or tried such simple, e.
fcaciuus, satisfactory aud pleasant remedy in
my life. Ii. HAINER. st. Louis, Mo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

VIIRGINIA, to wit: in tho Circui. Court of
Y Fairfax county, March %U.h, 1871. Peter
Campbell and such other creditors Of John j.
tho coats of this suit, against John }. saipnInn,
Priscilla j. Shiplnan and Joseph 4. Ric.., trns.
teo. defendants. In chsnccry.
Mem. The object Of this suit IL 20 DECLARE null
and void tho decd executed By john J. Ship.
msn to Joseph A. Rice in trust t"I rrIsci!" j..
Snipman, and TO set aside the decd !:om Joseph
A. Rice to tho said Priscilla ). Shipnn:l, 10Th
deeds dated tho I0:h OF April, 1876, and rccorI2d
in tho land records Of Fairfax county III Ilbcr u,
No. d, both deeds being fraudulent -. to credit
ors.
1t appearing BY atii layit file thnL the defend
ant, Joseph a. Rice, trustee is non resident o!
the State Of Virginia. it ii ordered that he nl'-
poar within ono month after due publication
hereof, aud do what is necessary II protect his
interest. a copy-testn.
T. u. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
TIEnn1oc 6, Wells n n ,ih NI-W1 q,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10
Moore, y. q

VIRGINIA, to wit: IN tho Clerks "tlico al
Y tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, April
), 1877. Thomas Moore, substituted trustee,
against William r. Allen, l.. +. Allen. "rhna?
Bruin and others defendants.
Mem. The object OF this suit Is - enforce H."
terms Of u doed Of trust executed hy William I.
Allen 10 Lunis S. PritChartt, LcHriHg dH!c the
9Th Of July 1857 and to obtain i. settlement ii
tho accounts Of The several trustees GN;lor tbs
and deed OF trGsL.
1t appearing by affidavit G!eI That the above
named defendants are non resident? Ut tho state
CT Virginia. il is ordered thst they nppas.r with
in one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary 10 protect their interests.
a copy, tcsLe:
f. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
lac,
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7
n.iI l. -2t..ls Commissioners "i '2"'o.
.--5lM MiySIONEKS SALE OF REAL ~
FATE

( ihlE.
nnt.u9!i t. ;, dccrcn Of tho tIrcuI. Court Tor
the county Of Fairsx in tho suit q Alexander
). Gricsby ap.;ns. Walter s. W AHloy, ndmn'2-
TRAITOR II i; VI Nhal"y, decd, ct AL, ren Tered
st its Noycnbor term, l6,r%, The undersigned,
commissioners, will sell by public auctlon: at
Fairfax Court House on tho \ n Et or LII
DAY or MARCH, 1877, CourthHy, tn" follow
inr described rGnl cststo:
4 TRACE or LAND. containing III acres
locsLed on tbs south side Of the Hnrrcnlon turn
pike, on tho ro>.d leading from ContreEll!o TO
Fairfax Cour! Housn, vii: = SM ALL ::i%::#i
DWELLING HOUSE, nov occupied 6y ai;sss..
Thomas Murtaugh. Also i LOT OF LAND
located in tho wcstnna of CeHtrovilln, contAln!ng
81 acres, with " substantial STONE i'ol!"E
upon il! Also LOT containing 8! "crea :itli l. q,
atca in the village Of CanLr1Vil!o; has GVtD
DWELLING HOUSE upon H. spring al OK,
Co,cnt water in the middle 81 mo lol regarded
Is ono Of tho l:lo2t valuable i'll tue village, 10"
occu pied by ". ;. Whalcy. -,
ToT.as OF ;;a.n-.s;0 much ca-h III nnT! rs "'tiI
nav tho costs NHI expenses ri sale and Inc
amount duo nd Unpnil on snil ioLAi The C'!'
| rnc;. in uitc nnl Two years. with nt'rcS. ron
tho dag Of sale" tin tito to DO retained "!1 INC
| land Liable - r1s"io upon GvEa,t III either :"
| tho deferred payments.
| I'D. T., take place between l. nnd > clock.
H. W. THOMAS. icurr;virc
THOMAS MOORE. tyr, :i"., w.. =,
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{. D. NICNA kTGUW, CtFk.
Thonlas &c Wells IT, a. ,nh 2O-w4

VIRGIN1A, to wit: In the Circuit Court #
Y Fairfax county, March 10Th, 81. Georgo
Broomfeld vs.. Thomas w. Payne, "1'r =,
Zephaniah Buckley, Wesley Cation nni a:lt tied
his wife, Margaret Bc7dsnye, Annani:s Buck
ley Jano Wapooia and others, defendants. In
chancory.
Mem. Tho object Of this suit is to enforce a
specific performance of a certain contract enter
cd into by intoststc Ieph Buckley and complain
ant, and 10 obtain " decd for this tract Of land
set forth in sud contract.
1t appearing BY afinavL fled that the above
named defendants, Wesley Cation and Mildred
bis wie, Margaret BeTdzoye and Janc Wapoolc,
arc non residents OF this State it is ordered that
they appear within ono month after duo publ
cation hereof, and do what is necessary to pro-
teal their interests. y copy-tcstc.
F. y. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
MOORE. y. Il. NH 21-yviw
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7.Ur,li !srGYitlE=


GcorgeLn~n IrV"i .:d tn = !".""'r!. 'r'.Hi
by the sinking Of Is" cmE 5. l. ~ ".irs Mrn,
belonging 10 tie American g -! jnirfu&Y car
the mouth OF the Arucdl:!. She ~i.!h, r..=ti
to-day, and navigation r2:t'.ci - Tonight.
colored girl. ten years Oil, NAMED r"ncJ
fefkln: dressed IN Il 1hr: ht: aTd 81 Jrt ":..:cp
dress with one 1ufil. let: i"r h"ma rear TIC
foot OF Cau eron stree. YESTERDAY mcrli.G, and
has not since born heard CT
The funeral Of the late " H. Griffith tick
place this afternoon, and attended Dy daC-
gates from the various Ire companies. The
bells Of the engine house: vera TITLE! dur
ing the funeral
Prof Mitchell. Of Washington. las located
himself in Etewa?ts lui!dine, and is prepared
to give lessons in renmanship
the contract for building the WusIington-
street enclosure Of Christ Church has been
awarded to Mr.. T. E Komp
Tho Board Of Fire Wardons met last night
but transacted no business, except the passage Ct
II fow billa for supplies.
The Vestry OF Christ Church has elected Wm
q. Cazenove, delegate, and 9. +. Lee, alternate
70 tho Episops. Council Of Virginia.
Tho boiler, engine and press Of The 1to Hir-
ginN Sentinel were sold this morning for 500
POLICE REPORT The only case st police
headquarters this morning was that Of Albert
Harris, colored, ior obtaining money under
ialse pretcuces from }. IL. Mclean B Go. tie
WAS locked up for examination.
The regular meeting oil the City Council will
be held tonight. Considerable business oi in
terest will be brought up for considerations
The Union prayer meeting will hr held in
the Second Presbyterian Church 70 night a =
Q clock
Hays used Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup aud pro-
uounca it the best medicine in USE 4 Case Of
consumption here was cured hy It's u.c We
cheerfully recommend i to ali sufferers. --.fct-
trcss Roje,ts G Co., SoMh Boston,, H.,
Novcnabcr II, 1915.
Mcssrs. Mclean & Uhior are selling Bxby's
celebrated backing
"Ilave derived some benefit from the Use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish TO give it
a further trial.
Hon. ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Georgia."
Have never seen or tried such simple, cl
6caciuus, satisfactory aud pleasant remedy in
my life Ii. HAlNER. st. Louis Mo-
Evcty druggist has calls for Wells Eureka
persons who use it help advertise it as being
first class.
!z;5' Thoro will DO regular monthly meeting
Of tho Columbia Steam Fire ginc Go. We'd
nesday evening, April 18th, at p. IN.
1t 3. p. TAYLOR, Secretary.
EORSALE.-Th NEW BOAT"NAHCY,"
IL now on Nails wharf will ho Sod privately
before tho 18th instant. Apply TO
j. III. JOHNS ION, Attorney,
ap l0-lw cor. Prince and Royal streets.
GUN UMBRBLLASl
- SUN UMBRELLAS
A full line Of the above just opened ut prices
to suit the times ut
apl0 c. G. EEREY'5.
DIRD CAGESl EIED CAGES!-Wu have
- Just coved u large lot of Brass, Jap.nncd
and Wooden Bird Cngos. Cage HOOKS ana
Chains.
80 IL MCLEAN & UHLER, ~ kEe ST.
XXTIRE DISH and PLATE COVERS, both
w round and oval. st
ap 10 MCLEAN s. UHLER'S, iGT King 81.
L7REsH GOSHEN BUTTER of primo qual~
II ty received and f)r sale very low By
ap 10 F. J. DAVIDSON, AT King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10
s.EGSs, NOTICES..

VIRGINIA, To wit: In tho Clerks ciiico of
Y the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, April
5, 1877. j. j. Birch again.t James ". Audor-
son and Mary Anderson, his wife, ani james
Anderson executor ol George Miner, deceased,
defendants. In chancery.
Mem. The object Of this suit is IL cHtJcco the
lien Of plaintiffs Judgment against james m
derson, executor Of George Miner, Oh real estate
Of tho said George Miner, deceased, IL thec
ty Of Fairfax.
1t appearing bY affidavit ijIel lhal tbs sMi,!
defendants are :lon residents of thia state y il
ordered that they appear within ono E4onL
after duo publication hereof End ID what il no-
cessary to protect their interests. A COPY. ttste:
f. d. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
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THOMAS MOORE. :f"n,;,
THUS. K. LOVE,

Euit!lZ county, l:b Its
.s:>Tho above sale il postponed Till the ) L y
TEEMTH OF ArRl l. next, At the same piSa2
Fairfax county, nh 1T
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POLICE REPORT The only case at police
headquarters this morning was that Of Albert
Harris, coIored. Tor. obtaining money under
false pretcnces from }. II. Mclean !: Go. tie
was locked up for examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10

GUN UMBRBLLASl
- SUN UMBRELLAS
A full line Of the above just opened at prices
to suit the times ut
aplO C. g. EERKY':t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBADIETIEs.-W Var Depart
meut, Office ofthe Chief Signal Ogicer' WASH
:nqton, d. g., april 10. lS77-lo:oO Il. u
For the Middle States fresh and brisk noFLHGas.
to northwest winds, clear or atr Weatnei' sig
barometer and stationary or slight rise IN tSfn-
perature.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-12
EAGLE MILLS-WHEATMARKET.
Tire Sforh Hdrksfs.

BuFFAI,o. Jan. O. Beeves- Receipts
1897 head. making total for the week
4573 head. Prices to-day for all but
Choicest lots are l2t(a,20c off last weeks
uuotatio. s. The uncertainty of shipping
through deiers eastern buyers from tax
ing hold. Yesterdays through shipments
on the New York Central are reported
snow-bound near Rochester About lOO
cars were sold Sales of shippers cattle
at 81. 15@5 75: 10000 10 butchers cattle
et 81 25C04. IS; stockers at S3, ,60@4.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1000 head,
making total for the week of lO.SOO head
The market is slow and supply largely IN
excees of demand. Full 5000 medium to
rood western sheep are unsold; cars un
sold Good stock SOC and common and
medium 15c off last weeks prices. Sales
of feeders at s., ,25; prime Ohio's at s., 90
medium TO good al 81 21@i.624,
II ,gs-Reccipts $3.50 head, making
a total for the week s1.oO) head. The
market opened full. Eastern buyers are
offering S. 2J for choice Workers. Sales
of good tn best lots at So 2h@6 %; heavy
at s6 75{07G0; ebout forty cars OF all
kinds. mostly Workers, unsold.
Cu,c,eo, Jan. 9.-Beeves Receipts 3D.
90 head. Shipments 100 head Buyers
are holding off, with prospects af a reduc-
tion: in low grades especially. The only
sales were common TO good steers at 50 20
@f50. -,
heavy and shade lower Sales of pack
ing at s6 1906 25; choice, smooth, heavy
Boston lots at So 95 al 10
Sheep-Receipts $500 head The market
is nominal
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-12
Grange Installation

The members of Hancock county
Grange met in the lodge room in their
store building, on Saturday last. to
install their newly elected officers.
The installation was to be public, and
the vii er, with other of the citizens, was
invited to be present. The hour of in
stallation having arrived several pieces
were sung by the choir. with spirit and
energy, and then H. n. Croninger, the
Installing officer proceed to the work
in hand, introducing the matter with
well-timed and appropriate remarks
After the installation, all were invi-
ted to partake of the excellent dinner
which had BEEN prepared BY the Gran
eeresses; and they did take hold with
an appetite and will, which was at
once test of. aud compliment to the
,lliua'y ability of those who had been
engaged in preparing it. OF course
we did our share in taking care of the
eatibles. although We were slightly ia
ken back by being seated in front of a
handsome cake, surmounted with
white and red mint drops, and several
pertinent notices. The first motto
on which our eyes fell, was what occa-
stoned our confusion. 1t read-"Yes,
my darling" and we couldn't help i'm.
Hgining that some strappins big gran
ger would come along and hoist us out
of thatseat, with the assurance that be
.as the darling referred to. Howev
IT. there were no disastrous eonse
quencss. and our trepidat,on va. o,
>hort duration. The dinner was ex
cellent. We enjoyed it, and We wish
they may have many more Of the same
sort.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-12
Christian wo,x,rs' Convention in Col

Christian Woixsrs' Convention in Col
umbus.
A meeting of Christian Workers in
Ohio will be held in Columbus on
Thursday and Friday, January Is and
10. commencing at 2 o'cl"ck on Thurs
day afternoon, for the purpose o. con
sid-ring the religious and moral status
of our State from an evangelical stand
point. and what can be done - in
crease interest in, and eff1ciercy OF
Church and Sabbath school wo K
Rev. James e. Gilbert, Superb tend
ent of Instruction OF the Central Cab
bath school Encampment and Insti
tute, TO be held for ten days, com
mencing July "a. 1877, at the Cincin-
natl camp meeting grounds. and other
prominent Sabbath school workers,
will be present.
This notice is to all Christians of all
denominations. in all parts of Ohio,
and with the earnest request that you
will come up and consult together as
to what more can be done to extend
sound morality for the sake of our no
bic State, and to spread the gospel AS
the only meahs of saving immortal
souls.
Two days spent in prayer and coun
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-12
Grain sM ark sf.
ToLtDo, o., Jan. 8, 1871.

TOLEDO, o., Jan. y, 1871
Wheat Quiet. No white Wabash
Al 90; No 3 do at 81 Az. No ! white
Michigan 81 81; amber do spot al 81 423
February a 81 All; No amber do at
sl 23i; No 1 red tall 81 45; No do al
Al 33 spot; February at 81 30; No 3 al
$l %: rejected red al 94c.
Corn-Steedy; high mixed new at 44tc;
old at 46; No 2 spot at H1c; January AT
44]c. rejected at 43c; new al 424c.
Oats-Quiet; No 2 at 34tc; white al
S9c; Michigan held at sc.
Seeds-Clover at $s 90.
Ngw York, Jan Q, 1877.
Wheat-MoEe active. Receipts 16 0O
bushels; sales of ungraded spring at 81 %
al 80: winter red west. rn at 81 80; white
state al 81 so; Nc 2 Milwaukee II 81 43Q
la; No Chicago springa 81 IS in store
Corn-Steady and demand moderate. Re
ceipfs 2fs<U bush. >aies ot-rrix+-d western
new no grade at s<a575s do ~ graded a
s705skc do team new at 91zc:mi xs d unmer
chant ab'- OF SIC
Oa.-Qniei bu' firm. Receipts le,Oy0 bush
SAILS OF mixed wss'~rn and state al Ha5Js
white ives ern a <S95ic.
CLEvIAND, o., Jan. 9, 1877.
Wheat Markei dull bu STEADY. Held al
81 a. for No I red: NO red held nj 81 3adi
Corn u schsnged tu quiet. New held a
&c Ior ears, -nd Isc for silelled
Oats steady and urchsnged. No 1 hel,
at &c: No sold al S-: whit SIC.