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ColonelJ H. Duukiiu, State Senator and colonel Of
the Second regiment Alabama Volunteers died st his
home in Greenvlo, Ala, yesterday morning. He was
prominent business circles Of his State, and until
recently commission merchant In Mobile
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OBITUARY.
OWEN r. M'NEIRNEY.

Owen F. McNerney, we'll known and much es.
teemed citizen, died at his residence IN this city yes
terday morning. He brother Of the Right Rev.
Francis McNeirney, Bishop Of Albany. He was man
OF unusual mental culture and fine end0wments. He
formerly held the position OF Naturalization Clerk
under Judge Livingston. His frankness OF DISPOSE
tion combined with the noted probity OF his charac-
ter, cause his demise to DO deeply regretted by
widely extended circle OF acQua ntances.
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dslphis; esrst =: LsuLsvt; BAsipore for Belfast.
Ssicd-Bsrk Continental ; schrs samuel Mash. o. v.
Dvisko. Hsrbinger, Judge renney Epterprss. Harmon
Curtis. James Bias. Lizzie Baker. u BodvsT Lsnrs
BridSemsn Orient. Boar, Alburger. Julia A Crsvford
Willow Harp and Dresden.
2iss-Arvsd schrs 4 Ice. Williams. Philadelphia for
Boston Decatur Cakes Baker, Port johnson for Snoos
Sshva Mitchell. Musqussh. NIB. fos New York.
WILMINGToS, Cal. May ii-Arrivsd. big " Lusas,
Wenlwsrth San Francisco.
WOODS hOLK, Nay l9-sailed schr Louisa Birdssu-
Steeiusau, Philadelphia.
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VCN N.f151IIs VIII
ASrwpsr, May 2i--Arrived. bark Faders Mndc dam,
Berg. Boston.
sailed 20 steamer De Ruvtcr (Bcp). Yatk New York.
RsF.sr May 2iSailcd. bark Eugcuo (Ans), Pcrovich,
Delaware Breakwaer
BR'ssot MAY ai-Arrved. bark Ban Mazuronich NuD
Modanich Philadr phis.
sailed aOtI. bnrk Uiano AUS. soppA New York
B,g,ttos, IN NAV 81 Arrived. bark Dos Iiermanos
to .''tst,ui New uriranS
rDInitsrta. May ls~saiel bark Victoria CNcr) Hell
mce. rntr,l ststc..
urSos NJ, i1.Arrivcd bnk Aspia tvor. isund, Phila
islrs,
Sailed i1tl. tnrk T. Satton arr Mclean. Boston.
hct. Any 2i--sr cd bark Maria Aac .utall. ofivari
Cnitc, Sinrs
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SAILED.

Steamer Albania rle> for Lawes Del; brig VIM Phlpps
IiayD. AUX Cayes. !
bored in the lower hay, bound ont, brig Julia Blake
(Br>. for MaDssnia.
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A WE'LL TIMED ARREST.

Tho police OF the Eighteenth precinct last night
found grossly intoxicated, who, whom searched,
was found 10 have On him three watches, large
amount Of money aud four pawn tickets Cor witches
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

David Hart, Of No. ls4 West Finy-sxth street, and
Charles Cole, OF No 1852 West rwenty-eighth street.
were last night by officers OF the Fourteenth
precinct suspicion OF being implicated IN recent
burglary In Crosby street.
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4 car BOAT P0R SALE-a4 FEET LONG. BuffT
Aby Kelley, perfectly sound and fully formed. Address
box S15 Post ONCE Na~ Work city.
TDOAT AND FLOATING BCArnoUsE COMPLETE
Dior sale at Assoa price $65 Address box i:6 ASTORIA
nov sails; carries 100 be Tueday and
Wednesday, foot Of Pike slip
vxrAYrEp TO HIRE OR PURCHAsE-A VERY
w sht opsr working Boat II feet long; double scull
ana rowing gunwale. Address OARS Herald onico.
MISCELLANEOUS.
nivokCBs LEGAL EvERYwHERE) SPEEDILY
TRKpERICK KING LAWYER. ST. Marks place
D1voRCEs ABsOLUTE-sFEEDiLN OBTAINED
~ wthout publicity; deserion. ncompatibiiity, other
causes having assured advice
free. ISAAC g. BoYCE. Lawyer. 2s7 Broadway
1(oYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
OFFICIAL list OF THE DRAWING WHICH
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bark sea King DIR, Grinhs. from Colombo for New
Yoes April o, lat "a ~ s. lon > IL Il.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or NAY AND JUNE
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WEATHER REPORT.
DEAL May 81, PM-wind NE. fresh; barometer, 10.
PLYMOUTH. May 81. PM--Wnd 3. with showers
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY q, 1871.

'Moderate. fGemtIe.
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steamer ranisa. Doans. Wilmington. Nc. days. with
mdse q Wm r Clyde 4 co.
Brig Pearl Bnghtmsn Port spain With sugar to rrow
bridge 4 60.
Schr Thos X woolsy, Osborn. yirgnia.
Schr John IsenthA, Martin. Virginia
Schr Mary Tibbitts, Maxwell. Virginia.
S~hr John T. Moore Corsey. Virginia.
Schr Mary II Hand Hand Baltimore
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NEXT DRAWING JUNE I, 1877
y. MARTINEZ co.
ssanish Gold and Hwvsus Bank BhL, S~,sS. - ia
Drafts on hsvaxa izsxsA
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= - -ss--s =-a s--.-a-.-'7-- -
fination O@z.
, 1877-01-10
NEWS VIA NEW YORK.
Weekly Herald Dec 23rd.)

General Tchernayeff went to Kiscbinef, The
head quarters of the Russian "avmy of
observation" 1t is understood that bis
business there is to confer with the Russian
commanders on the plan Of the coming
campaign.
A despatch from Pssth says the Seryian
government began on Wednesday to issue
notes with forced circulation. A telegram
from Bucharest report that the Russians are
forming a vast fortified camp at Bender. The
work is going on night and day. Stores Ia
great quantities are accommodating there aud at
Tiraspol. Large barracks are being construct
ed at Faletze and Unghenz. Immense guam
titles Of hay are being stored in Bucharest.
The Russian Telegraphio Agency says Rus
Sa admits the principle of military occupation
by troops of neutral States. The suggestion
is made by the Agency that if the Porte should
refuse to assent to the decisions Of the Powers
England should OCCUPY the Dardenelles and
Roumelia. Russia occupy Bulgaria, Austria
OCCUPY Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Italy
occupy EpiruS and Thessaly.
A special despatch from Berlin says =
"Despite all peaceful statements elsewhere, the
news received from the Conference In high
political quarters here maintains that a Russo.
Turkish war is inevitable. Russia has not
yet completed her preparations, and will
endeavour to p~rotraot the Conference until her
Southern army Is concentrated. Private intel
ligence from st. Petersburg also states that
Russia is unalterably determined to meet i'm.
msdiatsly the grievances which have been
already indulged too long for Europasn peace,
but she will not enter the field until she feels
able to make On ~irrssistA bic assault"
The Turks have evidently little faith In the
, 1877-01-10
PUBLICATION

TOR the use of the Tax-Commis-
sion in assessing the Tax of 36
cts. to the Colonial Treasury on every
acre Of land, either actually planted
with canes or being prepared for the
cultivation of sugar, the said Tax
TO be levied pursuant to the ordi-
nance of Goth December 1862 s 3
relating TO a modification OF certain
Taxes and imposts in the Island of
st. Croix, all owners of Estates, or
their attorneys, are hereby, in accor-
dance with the enactment of the or
dinance, requested to forward to the
undersigned Commission, within IA
days from date, the declaration in
writing prescribed in the ordinance
as to the Net-weight of the sugar
produced on the property in question
from LIST January to 3Ist December
1876.
A copy of the statement of the
Net-weight of sugar exported from
each estate during the same time,
furnished from the Custom houses,
pursuant to the Ordinance, will be
, 1877-01-10
T E L E G. r A M S
ST. THOMAS STATION.

January 4. 1877.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2nd.-Thirty wreckers working
on the wreck of the 'Circassi an at Bridgehamp-
ton, Long Island, have been drowned.
The Sultan has refused to act upon Lord Sails
bury's advice, to accept the programme Of reforms
presented by the Great Powers.
The British feet has sailed from the Pireus
for Malta.
Constantinople news states that the Plenipo.
tentiaries at the Conference have asked the Porte
for her sOuntor-p1Oposals
In Canada the engineers of the Grand Trunk
Railway have struck work, All ocomotion is
suspended. The militis was called out, but were
|intimidated.
January 4.
PORTO Rico, Jan. 4th.-Spanish Barquo "Ez-
outage" laden with $500 barrels -four from San
lander was wrecked on the rocks near the Moro
Castle yesterday morning. Ship and cargo total
loss. Ne lives lost.
New YORK, January 3r5.-At the fourth sit
ting of the plenary Conference the Turkish repre-
sentative expressed the unwillingness of his Gov.
eminent to consent to the establishment Of q
local Gendarmerie, refused foreign participation in
the administration of the Turkish provinces, or
the appointment of on International commission,
and objected to the extension Of Servian territory.
In consequence of the independent attitude Of
the Turkish Government, Lord Salisbury and
Midhat PGsha are reported to have had a stormy
interview.
HC AhSASA uHN h"0o4dH Pl0uL pOtVAtldI A6s dIG
preparing to leave Constantinople.
The London Times, " commenting on the
Russian military preparations, states that the Cars
army is in better condition than reported.
LONDON, January 3rd.-The stock of sugar at
the ports Of London, Liverpool, Bristol and the
Clyde on the thirtieth ultimo was ninety Thousand
tons,
New YoaE, 3rd Flour, per b1rrel, St. Law
renee brand $6.75,
Meal, per barrel, $50 8.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, 9l72
snoor Crystals, per pound 1903 to lilo.
'us"' Fair to good ref'ing, per lb. 10 to 1000.
English Islands Molasses, per gallon, 30 to 45e.
Premium on Gold I07.
Exchange, New York and London A822.
LONDON, Ord
(Dom. Crystals, per owt. 34I3 duty free,
Sugar Muscoyado, do. 1916 DO.
(Clayed Havana No. II, BIG ahoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon III in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, per owt 73I.
COnsols 944
Bank of England Rate of Discount 2 p. Q.
Rentes II. 80.
Cotton 60.
, 1877-01-10

TIL Brug we'd Fordelingen af
den we'd Forordningen of 29do
December 1862 angaaende Foran-
dring at nogle Skater og Afgiftev
paa Den St. Croix dens 5 3, fastsat-
to Afgift til Colonialkassen, svarende
til SO Cents for liver Ager Land, der
anvendes elIer er udlagt til 6uk-
keravI, opfordres herved j Honhold
I'll Anordningens Forskrift, enhver
Plantage-Eier sller hans Fpldmmg-
tig til linden IA Dage fra Dato at md
sende til undertegnede Commission
den j Anordningen paabudne skriftli-
go Erklmring ON Netto-Vegten afdet
Sucker, der err blevat produceret paa
de vedkommende E~iendomme iTiden
fra 1ste Januar til 31te De-
cember 1876.
Eft ExempIar at den we'd Anord-
ningen paabudne Fortegnelse fra
Toldkamrene over Netto- Vegten af
Sucker, der er blevet udf0rt fra hver
PIantage i samme Tidsrum, findes
henlagt til Eftersyn i Retshuset i
Christiansted og Retshuset i Ere
deriksted.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix
den lode Januar 1877.
S. W. VAN BRAKLE. R. PETERSEN.
J. A. HOVER.
, 1877-01-10

found exposed for inspection in the
Courthouse in Christiansted and in
the Courthouse in Frederiksted.
Tax Commission tor ST. Croix,
the 10th January 1877.
S. W. VAN BRAKLE. r. PETERSEN.
J. A. HOVER.
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BROOKLYN CHURCHES.

STRONG PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH.
At half past ten O'Clock tho service begins with Col.
kins chorus, 'Welcome, Happy Morning." then fol-
low "Gloria In Excolsis, Berhold Tours a selection
from tho same composers "Magn1cal," "Christ, the
Lord, is Risen Again." by Carey. Easter anthem by
Elvey, Mozars's magnificent "Ave verum," hymn
by Edison, inscription by Gadsby. hymn by Mason,
Tours "Magnincat' hymn by Clarke, .Gloria
Patri," Tours, Hopkins Easter anthem and a seec-
ton from Handel.
BROOKLYN rABERxACLR.
Mr.. George W. Morgan vii preside at the organ in
this church to-day, ana the follow ng programme will
be observed, every selection being from Handel's
"Messiah" choruscs And the glory OF the Lord,
.Lt up your heads, ., ye gates,'"l know that my
Kcaeemer ilveth." ..haleiujah,' "worlhy is tho
Lamb that siain;' iuguc, Blessing ana honor,
power glory to Him that stitch upon the throne
and unto the Lamb forever
CHURCH o. MESSIAH, BROOKLYN.
Tho scrvco Will commence with organ solo,
Kinks 0neriory IN Hat. and selections from Handlers
"Mcssiah' viii follow. Morgan, Jones, Cakn and
lions. The choir is Us oilows:-M usca director, Mr..
W. h. G. Evans; organst, Mr. John II. Brewer; Nine.
Ermlna Rudcrsiorn, Mr. NJ Arbuckle, Mrs. NJ. A.
AucLieronie, Miss Il. NJ Barton Miss Charlotte Chap
man. Miss L. A. Collins, Miss Ella Palmer, Miss Isabel
wicacs, Miss Isabel Merriam, Miss Annie Barton, Mrs.
Il. l.. Collins, Miss L. g.. Crane. Miss :. ~ Hbbard,
Miss Alice Holmes. Miss Sarah Holmes Mr. w IL.
Doubleday, Mr Julien Elliot, Mr.. . NJ. Knevals MIR. a.
J. Nlckolds, Mr. ". Nee. RANSOM Mr A. q. Nickods,
Runk Mr. f. Abel, Mr.. j. VI. Gran, Mr.. David Palmer,
Dr. L. III. Halsey, William Fash.
81. ASx's CHURCH, BROOKLYN.
Tho subloned is the mus cal programme for to-day
nj tins :openlng hymn, .'Chrlst the Lord Is
Risen To-day Mozart; Christ our Passover Dudley
Buck Festival service in Hat; Proper Psalms, 81
Ill, '.Glorias," Mcndelssohn; Te Dcum, IN ID Minor,
Dudley Buck; 'Jubiiate Dec, =" Mcndcissonn; Litaby
Hymn Kingsley Hymn 1913 "Thc strife Is Der"
Gregoriau; .,Kyre Eeison,n Kent; "Goria Tibi,"
Mozart; Anthem, "As II Began TO Dawn Toward the
FIRST lay Of the Week." Dudley Buck; oner;ory. 20
Risen saviour, Luzzi; Organ, voluntary .Irisagon"
Novello; Communion Hymn 4g3, 'Jerusalcm tho
Golden" Hymnai; Gloria IN Excclsis, Zcuncr An
them, 80 Risen Lord, Christ Assembled" Barnby
Proper Psalms, 49, Ia .'Glo-as Beethoven; Proper
Psalm, us. 'sGloria in Exccsis.' Dudley Buck;
"Bonum EST" Atwood, "Benedic Anma," Andre
Hymn l04, Jesus Lives, &c," Hymnal; Onertory,
s,Holy Lord Almighty u. LiszI
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OTHER CHURCHES.

CHURCH or THE REDEEMER, ASTORIA, L.
The following programme is offered by Mr.. J. II.
Rogers, organist OF this church:-Prcudc, organ
"iialleujan Chorus" Handel; professional carol,
'.Come Ye Faithful" Sullivan 'Chrst Our Passover"
banks; GLORIA" IN G, Rogers; ITO Deum' in i, Koz-
scham; 'Jubato' IN +, Burnap; anthem introit
"HalleuJab, Christ Is Rscn," Farmer; "Kyrc" in A.
Arnold; "Gloria Tbi," in fiat Hopkins; Hymn 424,
"CoronatioD;' oncrtory, "Hoiy Offerings, Rich and
Rare Rcdhead Ter Sanctus'' in y, Gounod Hymn
207 lodges; 'sGioria in Excelsis' ''Nunc Dmfts;"
prelude organ, 'Oncrtoire" me, Wclz; professional
anthem, ..nalIelulah Christ Is sisen," Farmer;
ssGlJriuu In g. Rogers; .Can,ate Domino" In &, Buck
"Benedic ANNA Mea" IN A. De Monti anthem, Christ
the Lord Is Risen To-Day" Mozart; hymn, "Hoy o.
fcrings Rich and Rare, . Redhcad; dismissal Hymn
100, verse; Morgan postludc organ 'The Lord Is
Ny Strength Novcilo.
ST. PETERS CHURCH JERSEY CITY,
Nine Dc I.ussan, MISS Emile Bongct, Miss Alice
Connolly, Mcssrs Aneeny and Charles Werneke con-
stute principal vocal clement IN the choir Of ibis
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Same as last,
r. ~

Totals, 80. I'll j.
Besides the OF oieo-margarnc for butter It also
makes cheese. There now four factories In this
State making cheese from this product.
THE RETAIL DEALERS.
The sale Of butter uacturcd from oleo-margarno
In this CITY Is largely increasing, and the majority Of
retail dealers sell the article fresh butter made
pure mix. Not person out OF hundred will
detect the difference between the oleo-margarine but
ter and the best butter 10 tho market In England
the oieo margarine butter IS openly sold under the
OF 'butterine" Ut price equivalent 10 about
thirty cents per pound The HERALD reporter paid
several large rctail groceries, but all the pro-
pretors denied that They kept ocomargarine but.
ter Tor sale ono grocer, however, utter tho reporter
every day. He said he charged thirty-hvc cents
per pound tor 1t, and tho customers that used It once
course, tney ever knew was artificial butter tncy
would mover deal At his shop again, everybody ape
pcarcd TO be urejudiced against IT, without any just
The butter Is being largely used In many Of
the hotels, but on Inquiry none OF tho pr0prietors
would acknowledge thar they over used Il Tor cooking
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church to-day. The organist Is Mr. Drcssler Merca-
dante's Mass In minor will he sung, with Lam
billottes "Aiciulin' and .Hnc Dies" Hummeps
.Alma VIRGO and Hanaes "AalIelujah" chorus.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28
Red Ribbons.

The call for a Red Ribbon meet
ing on Monday night last, met with
a hearty response and the Court
Room was filled to overlooking,
making a success in every particu-
lar. f. S. Goodrich was chosen
Chairman, and w. J. Edwards Sec
rotary. The gathering was ad-
dressed by many of our citizens, in
the interests of temperance, and
the number of signers to the pledge
during the evening was 191. A
committee on permanent organi-
cation, consisting of J. ID. Holmes,
w. II. Potter, F. d. Spratt, DR..
Seaman, and James Trodden, was
appointed, which will report at the
next meeting, at the Court Room
on Tuesday evening, April Sd, at
which time it is the intention to
perfect the organization, under the
title of the Red Ribbon Society.
We believe it is the intention of the
society to procure rooms and fur
nish them with hooks, papers, etc,
and also to provide means of
amusement of various kinds for
the benefit OF those who feel in
clined to make use of them, and to
this end Miss Farwell has kindly
offered the use Of the rooms in the
Hitchcock block, under the Odd
Fellows Hall, for the above pur.
pose. The Society starts out un.
der very flatteriDg auspicies, and
promises TO be success.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28

Last evening the several Ward
Democratic caucuses were held and
the following candidates placed
in nomination:
FIRST WARD.
Supervisor-Charles w. Richard.
son.
Alderman-Robert RayburD.
Member of Board of Education
Charles Hueber.
Constable-Robert Mooney.
Delegates to City and County
Conventional. C. Chisholm, c. w.
Richardson, c. Alpern, Chas. john
son and B. f. Starbird.
SECOND WARD.
Supervisor-James Reid.
Alderman-James Tins.
Member of Board of Education
Ira Stout.
Constable-Wm. Freese.
Delegates TO City and County
Convention--J. C. Wall, Ira Stout,
A. +. Goprdeau, d. r. Mcdonald
and JUL Potvin.
THIRD WARD.
Supervisor-A. Harshaw.
Aftermath. Owens.
Member of Board of Education
Donald McRae.
Constable. u. Sheahy.
Delegates to City and County
Convention-W. A. Henderson, u.
McRae, M. N. Bedford, c. "A. Jeyte
and VIM. Cummings.
After the caucuses the county
Convention was held at the Court
Room, and five delegates, consist
ing of A. w. Comstock, V. c.
Burnham, w. ii. Johnson, Capt. n.
@. Ripley and A. r. Mcdonald,
were selected who are to attend the
Judicial Convention which meets
at An Sable this evening.
The City Convention will NEE,
at the Court Room on Thursday
evening, at which time candidates
for city officers will be put in nom
| nation.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28

The editor of the Alpena ARGUS
proposing to indulge in "square
meal" calls for "two hundred bash
els of potatoes, to apply on sab
scription. "-Saginawian.
No, Fred. The fact is, we ex-
pect you win visit Alpena this
spring, and we were calculating on
inviting you home with us to din
ner.-Alpena ARGUS.
All right; we accept the apology
but perhaps with than understand
ing you'd better just call it lunch.
-Saginawian.
Just as you like, Fred. But in
such a case we shall be compelled
to ask our friends to send us in
four hundred bushels more of po-
tatoes.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28
Choice Flower & Garden Seeds
Strawberries, Peaches, Etc.
New Sorts by Mail.

Plants of the newest and finest
improved sorts, carefully packed
and prepaid by nsaSl. My collec-
ton Of Strawberries took the first
premium say the beat Collection, at
the great show Of the Massacbu.
sets Horticultural Society, in Bos-
ton. grow over 100 varieties, the
most complete collection in the
cvarntry, including all the new,
large American and imported kinds.
Priced descriptive Catalogue gratis,
by mail. Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees,
Roses, Evergreens, Choice Flower,
Garden. Evergreen, Herb, or Fruit
Seeds, 30 packets Of eisAer for sl.0O,
by mail.
g. G. The True Cape Cod
g. Cranberry, best sort for
Upland, Lowland, or Garden, by
mail, prepaid. sl.00 per 100, $500
per 1000. Wholesale Catalogue to
the Trade. Agents Wanted.
Il. NJ WATSON.
Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehouse. Plymouth, Mass. Is
tablishod lS42.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28

At the Democratic and Inde-
pendent caucus for the township
of Alpens, last Saturday, the fol-
lowing candidates were put in nom
nation: For Supervisor, Alex.
Morris; Clerk, c. Vessel; Treas
urer, II. L. Oppenburn Highway
Commissioner, Geo. Green Drain
Commissioners, Geo. Kelley; Super
intendent of Schools, II. G. Myers
School Inspector, Walter Gavagan
Justice of the Peace, Jas. Glenn
Constsbles, Mathew Trotter, Ben
jamin King, Henry Vroman, John
Hammann.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28

The Common Council of the city vi
Alpena met in regular adjourned SEES
sion ut the Council Room OH Friday
evening, March 2Srd, 1877, and was
called to order at 7sS0 O'Clock by the
Mayor.
PREsENT--eAeO. l.. MaltE, Mayor; A.
t. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aldermen
Healy, Rice Richardson, Sheahy ana
Tins.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28

EeIsCOPAL-Rev. w. w. Rafteg. Services IN
Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BAPTIST Rev. w. G. Learned. Services in
aociety's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOLIC-Rev. r. M. Dekiere Services in
the Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
Sundays at $50 4. NJ, 1850 A. NJ, and at r. NJ.
Vespers--evening service. Sermon in English al
1896 In French at 1880.
CONGREGATIONAL A. Il. Allen. Ser
vices IN the Society's Church, ON Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIST-Rev II. q. Northrup. Services
In society's Church, Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28

The hill establishing a new cir
cult for the counties of Pressure
I.le, Alpena, Altoona, and Iosco,
has passed the Legislature and now
requires the Governors signature to
give IL effect. The Judge for this
circuit is to be elected next Mon
day.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28
Finances of the City of AIpena
ANNUAL STATEMENT

March 23rd, 1877.
To ths Honorable The Common Council Of ppe CITY
Of Ilpen0:
GESrLEMEN.-The following Is a detailed state
OF all receipts and expenditures OF the city of
Alpena ior the Yfst ye3r, showing moneys reeeiy-
ed aad Oh whet account, together with all appro-
pnitionS ioddS 10y the Common CogfnGil during
.he year, md the purpose for which such appro-
priatiOns were mtCte.
In May, 1876, the CoThr-on Council # the city
OF Alpona, for the purpose Of defraying the eN-
penscs and all liabilities Of the city Ut Alpena,
made the following estimates 10 be raised ~ tax
levied on the taxable properly OF this city, Tor
city, highway, and school purposes, to Wit
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-28

Holloway's Pills are sure remedy
for all sexual complaints and may be
taken by females of all ages, who are
suffering from disorganized system or
those distressing diseases In particular
which frequently occur from .ihatteption
at the turn os life. They are so mild
that the most delicate e male may tskc
them with perfect safety. 80 cents peT
box or pot.