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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18


Underthe provisions ofthis bill. whicl
: - now the law, the Governor receive
{ so'0vo year. and his private Secretar,
I 'Si'soo; the Secretary Of state. $4,000
nls deputy secretary $500, and clcrl
S'Vv. The commission and nofarie
/ public, 81 each; to commissioners o
deeds, s5 each, one half OF which latte,
goes TO the State; besides these he 4,
emitted 10 certain other fees. salary q
state Auditor, $3.50, with fees nj,
ucputy also $3.50. Clerk Of Insurance
department. $1,000; Clerk Of Land De.
psrlment, $l,2O0; Adjutant- G General
2oO; Generai. $500
reasurer Of State. $1,000; deputy. Al
l7W A'torney-General. e2.5OO. and
clerk, S6U0. Superintendent Public In
struction. $500. and two clerks se0o
ant, $3.50. ~
The fee system is retained with county
|omcers, except auditor, treasurer and
commissi toner's.
|. a reduction Of from 20 to 80 per cent.
~ made In most items.
lic auditors are allowed $1,000 nor
year, and $l25 additional for each l.1y0
population exceeding 1900. up 10 90
Vvo and 500 for each 1000 above 20 COO.
ne shall also be allowed 500 per wear
sor making All reports required by law
20 the Auditor Of State. aud seyersi
piAer fees Tor sundry duties.
iicasurers shall be allowed eSOn. and
per cent. commission on the firs, SiOo.-
~ taxes collected and 1 per cent. on ali |
'u''is collected in excess or that amount
''.o per cent. on all delinquent taxes
collected. and 10 cents mileage when
'oning to indianapolis.
County commissioners are to have
n ~ per day for each days attendance |
m the board.
township trustees So per day for each |
lay + service. Assessors -.
Jurors 81 Go day, and five cents
Mileage, in Circuit. Superior and Crimi-
~ Courts, and IS cents = day before
Justices Of the peace. Constables are
lowed 10 cents for each mile travelled
serving process aud subpcnas.
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Prof Pancoast has been exhihifins
ana explaining the Carolina twins ~ I'M
students of the Jefferson Medical COLLEGE
'hiladelphia. They are the pair Nh
have been widely shown A. two-head.
ca girl. The professor considers them
iar more wonderful than the Siamese
twins. who were two distinct persons
while these negro sisters have a single
PACK bone below the shoulder blades. Al
whicn point The spinal column branches
me tne arms Of 2 letter u. They were
oarh 20 Dack ~ birth, but II learning 10
walk they twisted themselves 10 facili.
tate locomotion, and now stand nearly
side BY side. Experiments showed thai
when either was touched below the
point Of union both felt il, but above
'hst point there was separate sensi.
.iveness. Dr. Pancoast thinks they v HI
die simultaneously. "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-18


Milwaukee lager beer il bv manv con.
sidcred the best in the United states
ana y generally supposed to be al leasl
A. pure as any. The Milwaukee News
however, has accused the brewers Of IA,
chy o. nslug corn and rice very largely
~ place ~ barley, substitution that i
said % make the beer though il NAV
taste ~ weli-lcss nutricious, less suita.
eie Tor keeping. and less agreeable % ~
digestion: In six months Of last wear
one brewing concern Il shown by the
BOOKS of the Internal Revenue Dcpart.
'nen' 70 have purchased 5i6.2is bushels
=. corn sno sZ5ss pounds Of rice. Only
W. orewerics, % Judge FROM their re-
ports 10 the Internal Revenue d Dfsice ~ =.
confined themselves 10 the nse ~ hsrlav
and hops, aud even some of thcsc ~.
thought 10 have uscd rice aud called \,
barley 11 ''
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According 10 the Tdinburg Courier
the Johnson county gir.s are queer lot
and worthy of careful study. Itsays:
They drink warm milk. catnip tea
and rye coffee. chew sassafras and old
rubber shoes; eat toad-stools. goose
eggs. wild onions and opium; dip snuff.
aud paint their cheeks with brick-dust
and buttcr-milk wear saw-dnst calves,
corn-hnst bustics. horse-hair switches,
hicory split corscts, pawpaw bark CATERS
and grapevine hoops; love babies, Law
andcr mustaches, blue glass lights and
verdant young men; smoke gympsnn
weed. chop cord wood, ride saplings,
suck their thumbs, bang their hair. have
their shoes lasted over the but end OF
saw-lcg. read dime novels and Jet their
mothers do the house work.
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Worth Having.

The profits of coming the silver dollar
up 70 date, amount 10 Sr6o0.OCO. a
very handsome sum towards paying Of
nc aationa. ich' Washington Tost.
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Buddhism j. just taking things In San
Francisco by storm. Christianity does
not sceni able 70 hold ~ ground II All
dOS- houses srs c0nstsufly incrcaslrs
Already four Christian churches have
been transformed into ioss houses, nhd
uuOiu Der IA 'nlinw III \ shnrs l'sn
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
WM. GASSER,
s'fA Main street. .pps.n. d. Po.s once.
JASPER, IxprASa.

- n.'h snt crsnsd usw shop sor III l,ns. a
60 a,h ~srk uis long s~qusintsnce with ~. ~
.rsr ~ .s..s ev.n;s. snt tks wsii kno~n rood chsr
". ~or. ~ t-nsss ~li give him IIhsrsl ~
''1r'ase Hs- prices wl - .is % III, ths t,r -
g.. sr-r. . .s.s.ss "a irsuing - ~ssons Or bug
- W. cAssER.
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ruBLssHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
Dusofs COUNTY, INDIANA. M
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-IS CorniEK BrlLDrxo on
WEsr SixrH STREET.

PRICE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
single Subscription. for fifty Nos, 81 s.
For six months, Ol
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For square. 10 lines or less, week. 81 Ok
Each subsequent insertion, IS cts
Longer advertisements at the same rate
A fraction over even square or squares
counted ~ = square, These are the terms
Tor transient Advertisements a reasona'
ble deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers
Notices OF appointment OF admins.
traitors and legal notices Of like character
TO be paid in advance.
A~SoUSciS0 CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each sl.00
For County /" ESQ
F'or District. Circuit. or State. 500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26
OEFEEF.EL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ct q regular moating Of tha Board Of Alder
men, held November IS, 1879. there were Pre-
sent: L. +. DGwnteri, esq, Precedent, Md
Mestrs q. q SmoOt &cere Msr6ury, Strauss,
Risheil, j. 3. Smoo: and Reid.
The Committee on Claims reported In favor OF
paying the following bills for election services,
&c. viz: B. Brsw1 e., So 70; L II. Ktl, SO 60;
S. B. Fisher, So s. W. Nails, s. CO.; }. 9.
Nevett. 81; 8: T. Steele, 50: Edgar Nsif:il.
81; K. W. Whes!. 81 ; HI. P. Vincent, 81; Z.
AcGIsH, 81; J. +: Henderson, 81, +. l. Mon
roc. 81 Mary a. Smith. Sc; j. W. Malls, 81
J. &. Atwcl 81; g. y. Steiner s., ard J. b.
Burroughs, 81, which rap0I! wjs adopted, and
tho bills ordered to be pld
On motion il wEs resolved by the Board &
Andersen, the CcIalncH CCuGti! coacUrr!ng,
that Inc Auditor 30 Ierritted TO employ soma
clerical help under th6 supervision and advice
of the Finance Conmit!eo 10 ssss. him il IT,:
funding OF the Cd bonds and issuing tih9 Few
bonds under &C. passed Hay 2, 1870.
A messag3 from the Mayer stating his reasons
for dismissing. c1icer IatLen from tho police
| force was received from the Common Councii
and their action cofcurred in.
The Common Council returned the resolution
in regard to public hydrsu!s, striking out ali ST
| ter the word poor" in tho seveath lire which
action was concurred in.
a bill of u. Il. Bo5aart, S., SIS clerk Of olec.
| ton, was ralerred 10 the Committee en- C!ailna
Bills Of Jos. T. EeGch, al; John Marriott
4
-. for registration and election purposes, &C.
Wero received from the Common Council, suL
their action CONQUERED in.
| a preamble and resolution N rcgsTd TO TIC
collection of money Gro for material and Labor
expended in Improving sidewalks snd CUTTERS
| was received from tho Common Council and
| their action coEcurrcd H.
An &C: concerning INC opening cf siete!3 60.
The placing Of service pipes. SC, for wSlc7, gas
! Se WIS received from the Common Council,
II cir actioH non coHcur.ed in, hnd the bill 70,
| ier7ed 10 tho Committee or General 1--we
Tho Common Council returned the ats con
corning the opening Of streets, &C., adhetin2 IL
their action and asking for committee OF cor
ference, which WAS gr.ntel, and Mcssrs. Mar
bury and j. +. Smnot appointed on tho pSr! OF
this BoasG
Tho Common Council returned tho resolution
sppropriating $500 for repairs of pumps asking
for committee Of conference, which was agreed
to. and Messrs kisheill and g. &. Smoot Gp-
pointed on the part of this Bos!d. They report.
| cd that they could Tot sgrcn. snd . new com
mi!tee was asked for, and Messrs Marbury and
Reld appointed On the same, who reported in
iavor OF aprroprisiirg SIS for repairs Of pumps,
which report was ADOPTED
Tine Board proceeded TO tho chamber of tho
Common Council iar tho purpose OF electing
corporation Ulcers, ind upon their return sil.
jOurnnG
1oStn: JNo >. JAMESON, Clerk
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STOVES Ana TENWAEsE.
STOVES! STOVES
EFT lis KING STnEET.

would call snecial attention 20 my large stock
Q! StoE Is, embracing Portable Ranges, Cook,
fafoT, Dining Room End UiGco stoves Of The
latest :yles snd ncs: improved patterns, each
end every enc Of which is guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction.
Also SECTIONS, SPEAWS and sll other
FIRE PLACE HEATERS put up TO heat one,
two and three rooms '>'
HOT AIR FURNACES for heating dwell.
lngs; churches and public buildings, specially.
have constantly On hand largo stock OF
ilN WARE, Chamber Sets, Coal Holds snd
o&cTos and Housefurnishirg goods in general,
an aao prepared TO repair Fire Placs Heat
o!s. !iot Air Furnaces Cock StnTe Ranges and
a.! other Stoves that gro MG4n
koohnG, Gu:tGring and Spou!inR doao q. short
nollco, IN The city GGd country, and On the mos.
reasonable terms. Al! work warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
sepi5 THCS. nov.
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PROPOSALS..

GEALED PROPOSALS vii: TO received up
~ TO the 3otn instant from tie grccers Of the
c,tg Ter SuPPLY1NG THE fOOK OTTHEIR
-, ~ htS with the following: Super -four per
O.; sugar per ID; smoked bacon per ID; fish par
ccZ -lor tTo months from December LIST 1879
with the privilege of renewing sfter expiration
of above contract.
VIM. W. ROCK, o. O. p.
Efh3a No E, Market building, Fairfax street.
nov Ii-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

a DUEL SP0HED.-At 40 oarly hour this
moinlog a we'll known grocer RI WasbiDrton
msde his appearance at Rossyn, near The Vir
rlnia end tf,hc lI?nG Bridge, where he waited
Tor some time, md then returned 20 Washing
Ioa. Il irausrircd that he had made M arrange.
mrnt with another resident ct The District for
tmccting il mortal comta', but the lstter fall
cd 10 put in an appearance. The sfar caused
cora'd@ra bic talk among the residents Of the To-
cllIty # R5sslya
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday, November 25.h 1879 st ST.
! Pnul's Church, Wocdvillc. Virginia, by Kov.
Z. w. HUBBARD, FRANK PATTISON kERK-
LEY, O: Fsirlax, to MAMIE LEWIS. dsush.
ter Of j. w. George, esq.,, Of Kappahsnnotl; -
please copyl
At tho Methodist Protestant! parsonage, Nov.
9th, 1873 b. Rev. ". t. Graham, Mr.. Or
LANDO NIGHTINGALE aud Miss ELLA
SIMMS, both Of this city.
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Eurasere;s s,y an Euya3.a sss.,

PERTH, OyT.. Noy. q. Les: night Dsrj.nio
Mitchell, a young man OF unsound mind, al
lacked lame man canned William West, st
the atser's house With 81 exc, striking him
stvaIaI blows and crushing in his skull. Wts:
livoi FIR az hour afterwards. Mitchell who
had been drinking Vas arrested and lodged
ID all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.- Cogardio
and ais. vs. Uoivcrsa Lite Insurance Company.
Argued by H. J.. Maucy and I. NJ, Conner fer
appellant add Judge Robert Guild for appellee
and cga;irucd unit; to day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Nov'r. &C, 1870.
For the Middle Ststes falling barometer, sta.
tionary followed By rising temperature, winds
shifting 10 ess: and south, succeeded on THUS
dsy by cloudy weather with rain.
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CANAL COM M EKCE.

Arrivcd-Bosts d Stewart, ) l. Reed, W j
Boolhe, ir, and Z Il Uhcr, TO Amer Coal-Co.
Departed Beats } Il Houck, Geo $ French.
w Staples, Bcsmedetts. a Il q grew, Green.
5 Howison, NJ A Myers, a Nottingham:
J j Il Alexander, ID Stewart, } l. Reid. VIM j
BOothr AID Z q Uhlor.
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------.-------- ~. ~ itte NCU.
pkOCLAhATiON BY TIE MAYOR,
Mayors CGico, Alexandria, Val
= :. -s.-A z

Mayors Chico. Alexandria, Va,
November 18th, 1879.
10 o! whom .hGss presents may como, greet
ing: Whereas the President Of tho United
States has mado proclamation appointing Thurs.
dsy, the 9th day of November, 1879, rs q dag
ioT National Thanksgiving, aud whereas it be-
hooves our community to unite in this custom
airy acknowledgment Of divine fayors and bless.
lngs zow, therefore, I, Courtlard II. Smith.
Mayor Of Alexandria city, do mos. respectfully
and urgently recommend 10 tho people of Alox-
hadrs tho suitable observance OF ssid day; thet
lucy repair to their respective pisces of worship
end make appropriate acdnowlcd can,orts e
gratitude 10 tho gver Of sil good Tor .ho mani.
told mercles and indulgences bestowed upon our
people during tho past year.
COUETLAND Il. SMITH,
no?lo'td Mayor.
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New Books, Magazines, Reviews
&c, &c, &c.

&c, &c, &c,
~ fHE.fLNS. 05 KssvG 81
The INFLUENCE OF JESUS, by Rev
Phillips Brooks, Rector &C Trinity Church, Bos.
ton; price 81 -.
TIE POEMS OF FRANK 0. TICKNOR,
NJ; with an introduction By Paul II. Hayne;
IN THE sCHILLINGsCOUHT, romance
from the Herman Of 4. Marlit., translated b,
Mrs. A. t. Wister; 81 co.
Mr., PHILLIPo' GOVERN ESS, by the
'Danburv News Man; co..
A TIGHT SQUEEEE; soc.
VIVA, by Mrs. Forester 50,
THk GKACCaI, MARIiJS srd S1IIT,a
81 CO.
sA UEL JOHNSON, by Leslie Stephens
just received full stock Of BLANK BOOKS
cheaper than ever; LedgerS, Blank Books,
Journals-esp, dcmy and medium. Mealpra?.
dunn and Pass Books, al aixes.
NEW BOOKS daily.
rrtc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

STATE AXFs.-The Treasurer must, ucder
tho law, oIfoTcj the p.yme1: CT State Taxes
unpaid alter Dec. lsl, S, it is every tex pagers
advantage to save tho 5 pr cent penalty. 3,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

ELEcTIoNs.-lhe City Council held i int
convention last night and filled several vlcan
cles In Corporation Offices. The election Ct o
School Trustee caused some nine or tee ballots.
The gentlemen canned for the position wcEc
Messrs. Thomas Leadbea:er. George l.. Snp
500 and George Il. Harlow Ca the tenth ba.-
lot Mr. LeaGbea:er was elected, ADD will doubt.
lees make valuable of;cer. Mr. Jauos p.
Coleman was elected 10 ill tie vacancy 10 The
police force, ccossiored By the removal Of Officer
Latteo, and Mr.. Hiram Webster wss elected
fourth ready man. Tie other officers elected
were Mcssrs. W. w. Rock, Ogersccr cf the
Poor James r. Cole, Soavcpgor, aud James
E1tWislc, Dispenser Of Medicines, sil Of whom
arc tho present iDcGmbelts. The election OF c
police cficsr in plsce tt Mr.. G. Lyics, was post
poned ustil after the Committee on Po!ieo have
Cotton through their inyeetgalisE into that case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

New STEAMER.-lt is rumorod erourd the
WhaiVos that Mr.. 9. i. Sheriff, thc owner Of
the steamer Ma;tapo. is 10 negotiation for a
ncw steamer, AID will probably piaca her on
the river iou:c in tho spri5C. The Potomac
II let OF steamers ia DOW rapidly becoming oae
OF tic best IN thc country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

ROBBERY. 90 MCoday night sor,e unknown
thieves went 10 tic residence CT Dir. McWil-
Hams, at Nit. Iphyr. across Hunting Geek.
broke open the bee biVts and stole q qusuiity
81 houcy. They then stole horse from tho
sable, ard brought thor plumber 10 this city.
The horse was turned loose hoIc, aad, staripg
home, was taken charge # bS the bridge tn
der at Hunting Creek, and returned TO It's
owocr. Some negroes, who had been at work
on tho piac, as corn shuckc.y, arc suspected of
being coz c:racd 10 the thc!t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

mo transactions in Flour ARC l:gat, nEd
prices rein"In unchanged. Wheat is in light
receipt ard prices arc higher, ard thcro woto
sales to dsy nj lis, iiG and III for Fuz and
100 1872 and l6i for IaGc:stcr. Germ is scarcely
NO firm. hut receipts ara f,ir, And ss.s wore
made OF 1876 bushels at IS and 81 f,r nsw, and
81 and s.! for old white. IA Rye or Oats re-.
ported. Country produce is coming in moro
freely and :olls rcsdiiy 8. quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

THERE is no rebate Of iva per cent. On State
raXes for 1879. paid tcloro December LIST, rs
Is enormously believed, The Legislature having
repealed that law last winter. But ali persons
paying their bills before the above date will
save an addition Of Eve per cent en their bills,
Co7 2G--&t NJ. Is. HARLOW. Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

COLoRFn WEDDING There was fashion.
abe clnrtd wadGlng, last night; tho parties
tclcg Norris Cooper and Anna T. NadclIa, The
daughter ot Richard MadclIa, we'll known
colored man Ct this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. q. +. Ppkcc2 OF Roberts
Chapel, NJ. r. CAurcll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

THANKSGIVING AY.-To- morrow will be
the day set apart By tho President CT the
United States as day of thanksgiving. The
observance ia this city will be SIS usus mainly
Official. The Bauks. Custom House, Com
nero;al EXCHANGE and city Offices will be
closed, eDd tho Pcstotiicc will observe Sunday
hours, but it is probable that but few business
houses will be closed Religious services will be
held in S.. Paui's, Christ, Grcce and the Uoion
Presb5t crian Churches at II q. NJ. The Alex
a1drla Reform Club vii! have services 10 the
Baptist Church at 3p. H., he club attending
10 body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

Tho Philadelphia steamer, Ann Ella. was
unable TO lead her freight aud get off yesterday
On her lcsulsr time, but left to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

HEV!VA Tho revival at the NJ. 4
Church South is still IL progress end attracts
large cjngrcgati0rs
The services st the Methodist Protestant
Church also centlucs. Several rcrsons have
!rGi! sicd conversion.
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kRRIYKD,

PCRTOF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER2G
San risos......... & 81 Sun sets........... 43
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PERSONAL -~Capt. Al Fair, ct the Po;o.
mae Ferry Company, has Gouc to TIC E1s:crn
S!cco Ct Msr3 land 10 suueyintcnd the raising
ii tiic steamer Mystic, b. l)csins 10 lhlt COM
pany, which was suck last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

STATE TAXES 1S79-Pay your State Tax
arC save i've per cent nov 26--3S
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Str Lady OF the Lsko. Norfolk, 20 i A Reed.
Str Jane Mosclcy, lower Potc to r a Reed
Schr Eilwocd Dorsn, Washington. To Ameri-
csn Cosl &c.
CLEARED.
Str Ann Ellis, Fhilsdcphia by r A keod
Str Lady OF the Lake. Norfolk, by L A koed
Schr Elwood Doran. New Haven, by Amcri.
car Coal Go.
SctTr spei:on, Baltimore, by George Y
WOIthingtou,
schr Charm, H.v:o de Grace, By ? Agncw
81 60.
Schr i S:ickney, Havro 90 Grsco. by j L
hgneW & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Go.c2nds, Georgetown, for Boston, At
Vineyard haven 2l:h.
Schr 4 r Csbsda heEca, for Nov Haven,
passed through He'll Gate 18th.
Schr w FL .Iourdan. Georgetown, ut Boston
18th.
Schr J w Vannaman, hence, at Boston - h.
ScErs j Il Auddell. jr. Boston. for George
town, and Mabel l. Phillips, Bath, for Rash-
ington, a. Dutch Island HsrDor 22nd
Schr Hsttls M HoWos, Georgetown, at proy-
denco 25rd.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov 25-Schr A B Fisk,
at this port. reports thst she wss in collision with
the bark Memphis OBI in Chesapeake Bay. and
lost her iibboom
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Information having boon received from Mr..
Philip Schuyler, of Newport. Il. l, through
Commander George Dewey, USN, Naval Sec
| rotary, Lighthouse Board, Of tho eyistoncs OF q
dangerous ledge of Sakonnet Point. K. l., Lieu.
tenant Uriel Sobree. USN, Assistant Coast and
Geoditic Survey, commanding the schooner
Sillimsn. was directed TO examine tho locality.
His survey shows the ledge with least depth OF
s feet and e general depth over its surface Of II
| feet 1t is about Is metres long, in an K by n
and w by s direction, AID SO metres wide.
From its centre the w gable Of tao club house
on West Island bears M. distant little over
| hslf mile; the n end Of Cormorant rock and the
cupola of the Ocean House at Newport in range
bear NV by w, and the eastern end Of tho ice
house on West Island in range, with q small
rocky island 10 the oft lying about mile
from shore. bears nav. The ledge. which will
be named Schuyler's Ledge, lies IN the wsy o.
vessels bound from the vicinity of Newport into
Buzzard's Bay. The course from Blonton':
Reef Lightship to Fen and Chicken Lighlshi.
passes milo 10 the southwark CT the ledge. and
the course from the red buoy OF the end O.
Brenton's Reef to Hen and Chicken light vesse
passes ono. eighth mile to the northwRrd Of it
The sea breaks over the locgo in heavy weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

ACCIDENT. MIR. JOHN L. Elclon, VINO is
employed at The ". ( o. Depot, met with
qat2 severe isli there. yesterday, and Spain
Cd enc ot bis c5s 30 badly az 70 clniiuc him to
biz house. lis Injuries ere 20: serious,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

Gss- TIE members Of the Reform Club are all
expected to meet at their rail, on Fairfax street.
tomorrow, 1T , .. III, sharp, aud rrocetd IN a
body 10 Thanksgiving service ct tho Baptist
Church. 1t
MALTBY'S DESSICATED COCOANUT,
Iva fresh, rcasivod today by
nov ~ JIG MlLBURN.
NJ INV YDKk CRkAM ard WESTERN
~ DAIRY CHEESE for sale by
nov IL w, A. JOHNSON s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

Str Lady Of the Lako. Norfolk, 20 i A Reed.
StT Jane Mosccy, lower Potc to r a Reed.
Schr Elwocd Doran. Washington, TO hmeri-
aan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26
E;sEs SAFE ssss ssEN'E

ETOk BENT OR LEASE-Thc iagirsh!s and
\ roony STORE and NAEEaOUSE No,
u Csmcroa street. lately occupied By 4. B,
Lawaon & Go. Apply to
seplG T. NJ LAWSON.
E.'OK PENTHOUSE No. IS Cameron at
s betweon Fairfax and Loo Apply 70
sp 6-u j. Il. d, SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

WANrED--
TIN GIRLS
Apply ut % King street (Slews.ts old staGdl at
once nov So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

The market this week Was we'll supplied with
Eocd Cattle; the advance rt last week was we'll
sustained. hui the market g: no lime WIS very
brisk. Sheep, Lairns aEi Calves in very liStt
request, hut the supply is suiiiccn! for Nl d.
mands. Hogs jmosi,y dro.ledl sra II eooi SUP
ply, with slow SALES 81 5 to &c. Cows and
Calves in nlr cemscd fer good ones. Market
generally SOW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-26

NEW YORK, November :G-Stocks strong.
Money Ga7. Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn
quiet.