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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27

STARTING THB Cono MILL. - The Como
mill started up Yesterday at Como. There was
a jolly crowd of Carson capitalists present to
witness the FIRST revolutions of the machinery
The mill was profusely decorated with flags
A banquet was spread and regular jolli6ca-
ton was had. The capacity Of the engine is
IS, horse power with three wheel pans and
settler, There are Eve stamps with power for
fifteen. .
THR THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR SON
The suit of N. c. Gardner against the Carson
and Tahoe Lumber Company is progressing
very slowly in the District Court Most OF
the time was occupied yesterday in arguments
the kind of questions to put to the
witness, who was Gardner, the plaintiff There
are yet about dozen witnesses to be exam
ined Oh the part of the plaintiff,
THANKSGIVING BAkL-The Thanksgiving
ball given this evening at the Opera House
this evening promises to be a well attended
and enjoyable affair. The preparations for
The party have been very elaborate, and the
net receipts are to be donated to the Carson
Guard to be sho. for on Sunday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27
BRElF MENTION.
anc6.

The Maiden court martial If Nevada il nov
in session at Virginia City.
The net receipts of the Orphans Fair a
Virginia City were nearly S. 600.
Parson McGrath will deliver his Bob Ingsr
soil address in Carson at IN early day.
| Pneumonia may be in Bodie but Tnscarorr
is now no better off With the Mckinley Troupe
Ger. g. r. Vernon, mining expert, is in
the city. He leaves to-day to examine the
| mines of Como.
Union Thanksgiving services in the Pres
| byterian Church to-day at II A ~ All IRE
cordially invited.
Johnny Moore will open bis skating rink
this afternoon at o'clock aud has invited
all the school chill dren.
The fellows who recently weat up to the
Arctic Sea in search of the pole write back an,
nouncing "solid North"
Sheriff Hill has delivered seven prisoners to
Warden Bltterman. on account of Ormsby
County during the present month
Seven bars of bullion arrived yesterday
from the Northern Belle and Vulcan mines.
Four were from the Northern Belle. They
aggregated $1,000
i In the case of Daniel Smith, the man
killed at the E street tunnel in Virginia
City day before yesterday, the jury found
verdict of suicide.
The Au Fait Club will give its first recsp-
ton tomorrow evening at the Opera House.
OF course everybody knows what these re-
ceptions are and this Winter they premise to
t, be fully IS enjoyable as they were last
season.
81 wish had some candy" said enc of a
group of children sitting at the roadside,
'' And l wish l had nice big wax doll, said
another, while a sweet-faced, fair haired child
sighed for o gold necklace and locket which
can be bought of Uncle Harris, for Sl2, 22l
Ksarny Street, San Francisco
The following neat satire on hair triggers
and globe sig hts is from the Chronicle: Sew |
eral military men went to the race track yes |
terday to shoot for turkeys. The birds cost |
hem an average of three bits apiece. The |
'aee track man says that after this military i
rifles will be barred. Only men who shoot
With hair triggers and globe sights will be
allowed to enter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27

PIANOS AND ORGANs-At San Francisco
prices, can be had on easy terms at the rooms
Of the Reform Club. Mr. Vann will give
personal attention to customers, and explain
the pecularities of the various makes. All
instruments fully guaranteed and shipped
direct from Kohler & Chase, San Francisco
No agency, no profits to middlemen and no
risk. Instruments sold ON easy installments,
and old ones taken in exchange. Orders for
sheet, music or books, promptly furnished,
and . reliable piano tuner at the shortest
notice. nl4-1m*
CUTTING ScRAPE.-Jshn A. McQuaid, an
attorney formerly of Virginia City and also
we'll known in Carson, has got into trouble at
Bede. McQaaid is addicted to the flowing
bowl and when under the influence of liquor
is apt to be abusive During a spree last
Monday night McQuaid stabbed Thomas
Aekle in the abdomen, inficsing very dan
gerous wound.
DR. ABAxs-Dr H. F. Adams, of Oak
land, Cal, is now in this city and will remain
for the next ten days. The Doctor was at one
time house surgeon of the New York city eye
and ear in6rmary, and his speciality is chronic
diseases. He is highly recommended by the
press Of cities where he has operated. 25-10
R00Ms FOR RKNr.--Finely furnished rooms
to let, single or en- suite, with bath room t
tached. +. .rd can be had if required. The
suite of rooms face the south. Enquire at
this office. .... ~.
ONE THoUsAsD DOLLARS REWARD viii |
pay the above reward to any one detected in |
scraping geld Of Of nay stsre front
$ny2I.w III. G. MCLAUeHLIS. I
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27

sympathy for the Burgomaster's daughter and
the base hearted Shauspieler. Bot the
scenery, oh my Two mills are nov running
in Lowell, Massachusetts,, on canvas; Yering-
ton. b ISIS & Go. s three mills, a. Genbrook,
are getting out lumber for fats on which to
tasten the canvas-no fats or sticks ID the
cast, however-and large force of laboring
men has been engaged to open paint mine
down in Esmeralda county. The Beer GirEs
Rsusnge, or the Caldron Of Boiling Blood will
be produced by local talent. Due notice
will be given of the date of the FIRST perform
ance
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27
STOCKS.

Prices were better yesterday noon and the
market advanced under sharp filing of
shorts. The transactions in Union reached
1865 shares, it closing at $46s-a dollar ad-
vance over opening rates. There was slight
advance in Sierra Nevada and a demand for
Scorpion.
At the IL A. M. session Ophir was quiet at
GIG, and Savage advanced to 80. These fea-
tures of the market constituted the only en-
couragng signs. Sierra Nevada was sold
down to $3s. Union Con. opened at S44 and
slosed at $45s. The central and southern
stocks were all weak.
Assessments announced : Grand Prize rs
cents, Overman 81, Best & Belcher 81.
Following are the latest quotations Union,
co. Mexican, gag; Sierra Nevada, 40; Gould
q Curry, 81; Ophir, 26l; Potosi 4.3o; Ben
ton, 26O; Sierra Nevada, 39a; Justice, 2;
Best & Belcher, 16s; Mexican, 502; Jacket.
I3s; California, Al; Con. Virginia, o; Crown
Point, $50; Sierra Nevada, 39t; Gould &
Curry, %; Chollar, e; Savage %; Scorpion,
2.95.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27
MORE POETRY.

Carson, November 20, 1879.
To TIE EDITOR or THR APPEAL: l under
stand that you print any kind of poetry, ane
| have taken the liberty of sending yoa this
My sister and myself wrote it in partnership
The best parts are mine. My father takes the
APpRAA and pays for it right along. | have
drawn some pictures to illustrate the scene
| which hope you will have in.
Yours, as ever,
CARB,B Ssohr.
P. S-This 10 not nv real name.
ROMANCE
A. 1enne walking to the schoo a, one day
Tners came a seo wester that blew her away
Far over h. mountain and over the plain
She sped like ship on the tempefttosse0 man.
Her shawl, how it Topped ike a sail 10 the breess
Her petticcat twnec like rope round her knees
Che cried Where earth dollar UMBRELLA Der
Spread out like the punches OF Thanksgiving celery,
The shattered umbrella went clean by the board,
And lander the sild "asi,oe zephyrs they roered
She glanced at the town az she niady sped BY
And dropped salt Ge<r IRON her slitterias eye
Taen wildly e. clamed, What a~kard position
For dignided me of my ass ard condition"
But gallant Old tar sat up 90 raft
e. AID says Ds "ill hail that strange LOCKING 81 All
So he threw out the Inns ana pulled in with viii,
And at lss. accounts he ~as aauHns In sail.
--Ca-yte 9hos<
INor.-Several stanzss of the above poem
were lost and the two last lines of the second
verse are thrown in gratuitopely by the AP-
PEAL to give the lines the Thanksgiving favor
which were lacking in the original -Raf.I
--aasa--
A CALI TO IRIsBAEN-A meeting has been
called at Virginia by large number of clti-
zens of Irish birth and descent, for Monday
evening next at Miners Union Hall for the
purpose of devisiny means for expressing
sympathy and extending aid to the people of
Ii Gland in their present tr. ubie and distress.
A famine of both fuel and food threatens the
old country
DKPAATUREs.-The following persons de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing: w NJ Ssocker, John Dixon, o. Moses,
s. Richards, H. Faley, Calvin Joy, P. q.
Fitzpatrick, j. Capri.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES. There viii be a |
service at St. Peters Church to-day at II |
o'clock Public invited. The offerings of the !
will be devoted to charity.
ARRIVALs-The following passengers ar
lived on the southern stage yesterday: |
]. f. Dixon, W. Roy, @. M. Daken, W. |
Howell, Fl. r. Whitehill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently ersry
case OF Gonorhsa, elect and Whites no matter OF
how long standing, il diracsons followed Internal
medicines net recommended or necessary. onre guar
anteed mooney refp0dei. For sale BIZ B. F. Foster
eetS era
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27

san Francisco May "a, 1859.
NEssRs j. s. TAYLOR 4 Co Gent5: have made care
examination bread and bcrits prepared under
my ewn direction by the Q: yelr RAMP ACNE BAK-
ING POWDER and And that they do not contain alum
any other injurious deleterous ingredients. Re
speco ally submitted.
TdOSAS PRIGE, Assaysr and Chemist
sap23 2m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27
SYRUP OF FIGS

10 the best rsneiy t tbs st Because it Is easan
to take Is fails do its work. thirdly 1t
cures by removing the eause arou<ng the liver and
bowels activity, it bioumess cleanses the sys
purifs the bio d. ana restores the sasrer to health
s5:lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27
CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER

MsssRs JAMS g. TAYLos Co.-Geuts: Our baker says
that your CHAMPAGNE re k8r POWDER il the best he
has uset. One teaspponul to quart OF flour IS
simply perfection He make good cakes With
three times the quantity OF any other Yours truly
SHARP BROTHERS.
To Messrs James 3. Taylor 4 Co, Ii6 Front street.
San Francisco.
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EVERYBODY!

Go and those horses for sale at the Capitol Cor
rail- back u the Capitol where also be fouHd hay and
grain and superior acoommod atoms for teams Horses
boarded and grooned by the day or week G 4 GIBSON
proprietor. oe22lw
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AT LAST.
OLD MAN CANNON coNvICRRn OF SHILLING
WHISKY TO INDIANS

Edward Cannon, generally known as Old
Man Cannon, has been brought up with
round turn for selling whisky to the Indians.
On Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Powers gave an
Indian dollar marked with a cross scratched
in with knife. and sent him and some other
Indians over to Cannon's to purchase whisky.
The Indians soon returned with the liquor
and the officer Immediately arrested Cannon.
Ia the drawer the marked dollar was found.
Cannon was taken before Judge Cary where
he demanded a change of venue. This was
denied and the case was tried immediately
Indian Sam, one of the Washoes who pur-
chased the liquor, testified that Common gave
him the whisky for the dollar The other
Indians corroborated this testimony. The
Sheriffs testimony nailed the business and
the marked dollar clinched it tightly. Cannon
was found guilty and fined $40. The case
has been appealed to the District Court
Cannon was the man who sold the whisky to
the Indians at the time that Piute Charley
was killed in q drunken row.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27
FOR SALE,

Elegant residence Carson stTses with turaitsrs,
offered for sale cheap Enquire of George D. Webb.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-27

TIE sevsrest OF Toothsahe Neuralga cured In
few minutes by using Mrs Dr. Rows's Neuralgia Curs
For sale BY Thaxter. druggist DEL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08
The HoltzcIeW Murder.

Especial to tho AIexaodii. Gsz,tte
WARRENToN, Va April 9.-Tbe prosecc-
ton Of the Commonwealth against John vii
lisns, for the murder Of Mr.. Hohz,Iaw, the
telegraph operator At Warrenton Junction,
On tho 9Th Of February last, was called 10
the Fauquer Circuit Court this morning.
Mtjor Jonn Scott, Commouwealth's Attorney
ADD R. +. Scott, who had been assigned as
counsel fur lhs prisoner. There Hss some
difficulty 10 getting a jury. bus By
1915 p N. the paunel was made up, AID the
prisoner brought in. BE il lightly looking
dsrkey with y trim Feat figure and face. ard
good open countenance. Ind appeared utterly
unconscious Of the encrmity of his quit ana rs
impending fate The case was opened fully by
tho COUNSEL On either side the defense being
merely formal AID precautionary: No ono en-;
tartains any doubt of the prisoners guilt. but all
the form of trial aud defence will be given him,
and the trial will ls.s al day Tomorrow. Only
Jour witnesses have been examined as yet and
there arc twenty to come. TIE ciso ID IN pro-
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I66 &I5O KING STREET.

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in tho Clerks
Office of the County Court of Alexandria
county, on the 9TH day Of April, 1879.
Benismin F. Deford, Thomas Detord, Al6elt u.
Webb end his wits, Catherine Webb. George
/. Webb and lis wife, GeorRisnns Webb,
lila Deford and Hattie Deford, the two last
nsmed being infants under twenty one years
of age, snd suing By said Benismin f. petord
as their next friend, plsinlias, asslrst Henry
W. El!icott Caroline Ellicott. Robert Mac
com and his wife, Harvey Bond Mscconn,
Robert T. Mscconn, Carrie Mscconn. Marga
ret Macconn, Henry w. G. Macconn, Andrew
Kllicott Macaona and George Il. Macconn,
defendants In cbancery.
Nem. The object Of lhis suit is TO d'V!de or
sell If necessnry, and divide the proceeds OF ga o,
,hs Land in Alexsndris county, of which Zen:
ismin Ueford aud Andrew Ellicott jointly died
SAG ID and possessed between the parties 10 THIS
suit according to their respective Interests
therein. p,,;,,.. r.r
cline Ehicott Robert Mscconn nnd his Wite,
Harvey Bond MscconD, Robert L. MacG9nn'
Carrie MaccoDn. Margaret Macconn; Hen
~ W. G. Macconn, Andrew Ellcoit
MsccoEn and George T. Macconn, not hsv'
inc entered their appearance and gwen Sc
curity according to tho act OF Assembly, anu ha
the rules of this Court, and 1t appearing ,py
affidavit that they are not residents OF TINS
state. it is ordered that said defendants appear
here within one month after due puollcauoh OF
this order and do what is necessary TO proteCl ther
;nterest in this suit; and that copy OF this or
dor he forthwith inserted in the Alezandrls Gs'
zette q newspaper published IN the city OF Al
eIandris, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of The Court House
of this county. A copy-test: ~
Va ALEX. HUNTER. CLERK.
John II. Johnson, y. q. ap o-"4 n
V1IRGINIA: At Rules held il The CLERKS
Y ofics CT the County, Court OF A'e-snc''a
conn,y. on the TIN day of April; 1873.
W,ilisr 7, Minor and Lewis Mckenzie, paln-
t;fis against Calharine Ann Lemon, y. w.
Wsttles, Rudolph Reichmsn and EVa!ino
Reichmap, his wife, and Reuben Johns!on'
defendants IT. ch.ncery. ,
| Nom. The object of this suit Is 20 olSlde Two
| ,rsc,a nj land. in Alexandria county, OF Which
| William Minor died seized and possessed, oe'
wen said William J. Minor and Cslhatine
Ann Lemon, and sell the sald hlnoIs pos'ion
TO pay OF the liens therson. D.,
! The defendants, Cstharlne AnE Lsnon, NJ
| dolnh Reichuan and Evaline RelchE1sn, MS WI :,
| not having en- tered their appearance ana gwen
aecnr;tv According to the act of Assembly and TO-
ruIes ri this Court, and it appearing OF athdav!l
,hot thev are not residents OF this State II
70 ordored that the said defendants appear mere
w;thin one month after due publication OF thi'
o,5or and do what is necessary to protect th"n
interesl. in this suit and that copy OF TINS or
dor he forthwith inserted in the Als1andIis us'
astte a newspaper published IN the city OF AieS
dr;s once week for four successive weeks, In1
nosted at the front door of the Court House
his county. a copy, test: cL
John II, johnson. p. q. sp c-"an
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e pcsi0D9.

:he elcc,on in Mr1biean yt6'tr1sg fS1"f"
il ::.e c;,oic, Of Cinpati repuuie'n. iof ce
e liz Supreme CONT, a"c ! 3'7'c'r and
.;acara,, 1pp1u i;i.a Ter r1gen's:: J'un H.
Caipnsu vas .i,cigd ju!ge OF the Superior
Cov!; ii Detroit.
Tha r.nrbIicaus c!ec.oi their ~hUl. ticket 10
Cleveland, Ohio, By 800 mtiorlty, With tie
or s;abIe exception ot po lc, l1stlce.
Il Hartford, Com, ,hs republicans el'e:ed
civ sr6i,c7 a9d MARSHA. AID the denocrts ct:y
clerk ard trea,urer. Ike Republicans have a
rsijrity Of two IL The council.
il Columbus, Oslo, the republicans swept
tic city sod ell ct,d q. G Co!!ics mayor by
a5ant 800 maj 1rty, their frs: SUGGEST 10 ee'i-
Jar ana5cr. Frenen', Akron and PsloeVIIls
we're carried by the democrats. Geneva IA
yanna ard + via went republican,.
The rc;urDs from Ciociopsti up to ll:SO
o'c'cck les: nlpht were not sufficient to base az
c,is:oo On. A heavy vote vas poed. The
democrats are doubtful as to The result.
LATER.
DETROIT. Mich, April S.-Returns from
cDe hundred and sixty toTDs, loc'udlog Detroit
with q democratic ma jority of over SOO give
Campbell. Republican. for the SUPREME Court
10; GrosVeoor republican, for Regent 329.
suu Shea7c7, republican,, fur Regent Az ms'
jl.ity. -.
The nl,i,,i!y on the republican State ticket
is estinstei at from o.C0O 10 III oOO over INC
denocr sic and Rveenbsck ooaIIlon ticker.
\. Grand Rapids the cltIZsns tickc'. CON
posed OF haTd rorey republicans ana ocnccraIS'
vas c!eatcd.
At Llrs!ag the republicans elected tneir
entire cay ticket.
At Jackson ne democrats elect tie mayor,
aud tins ropu5IicIas the bal0oc, oil the city
ticket
AtEss: Sasioaw the republicans elected the
mayor. Tns balance of Tho city ticket was
miEat.
At Airiaa the republicans eject the mayor.
Il. Musk=sJa the Republicans elect tha may
CT asd the teul the baarci OF thc city
ticket
At Port IluIoG The c1s!lh5n rl:c: taelT eotIro
city ticket.
At B.y Cl:y Tbs republicans e'co:ei the
mayo. aal tho democrats and nationals DIVIDE
the bllauo. Of the city tIcke. between them.
CINCINNATI. o., April Sat 40 o CLOCK
this murclag the returns showed that Jacob,
rcpubicap, vas elected mayor of the CITY be.
yoDd doubt. HIS maj or!ly will BIO from 900
70 500.
Or Of twenty sevsn loves in Ohio, from
which returns hays b:eu received. the rcpub
Iicaos carry seveu,cca, the democrats seven and
the independents three.
A; Dayton the republicans eltcS their ticket,
with the exception of jus!ic and constable. aud
also have mi 1rlty CT the c2unell, Th!ca here
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LeEgL HSEI-YTIES.

Ths CITY Council will hold lie regular meeting
TO hight, and will consider the proposed COM
promise OF the city debt
Attention is called to the grand opening st
Ferguson 6 Bros, announced in another COL
umn. They have some very beautiful goods.
The Tes!har to-day has been warm and ploss.
AIT
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COMM EHEiAL.

ALEXANDRIA NARKET. April 8..-Tho mar.
Ike. today was decidedly moro active. and prices
considerably advanced. The cflrings of Whest
amounted 10 abou: loCe buahols. and sales were
msdo a. lC9. Id and !l6. IS 10 quality. The re.
ceipts OF Corn have increased, and about $40
bushels sold a. IS! and 49 for white, AID a. and
4sl for yellow. Nothing doing in Rye or Oats,
Country produce quiet. with ssles at our last
quotations.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, April I, 1879.
rCatl!e uso sold at these figures live weight.
Hogs are sold at net weight, that is ~ per cent
Generally OF from the Iva weight. Sheep are
cold eross that is live weight or nothing Cd.
Beef Castlo-Prices to-day ranged rs follows:
Best Beev .......o IL o.
Generally rated fist quality...........4 60 co
Medium or good fair quality.:........3 =! GU
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows w t0
Extreme range ofprlces ....'....."."o W %
Most Of the sales were from ....."....4 81 20
Totsl receipts for the week oil totsl sales 895.
The marke. WAS moro active at the beginning
than eg j: progressed and approached ths close
Prices wcro slight shade better than last
week. pnrbsrs in nun ser OF cases j., while IN
Others lower L cures even than last week Wero OF
fered ard accepted. The quality was better
,aaa for several weeks past there being quite
number Ct good Cattle among the ottrlngs
considering the rather meagre number OF the
whole receipls.
change gincs las! week, tie bgs. Cow; going of
the .cos. freely We quote II 20 $50 per head,
ss 20 aa.iisy, with but few IT the latter price
Sheep-Thers were about the same number OF
Sheep On the market as las! week, tut they were
of better qualify, very few Of them ba! what
of !c in prices a= compared With last week. but
OWE. 20 expectations OF further arrivals shortly
| il is thought the Improvement Will scarcely be
| NJ siatsilei. All the srrivsl! were quickly dis
p3sed Of No quote wool Sheop At a. 16c. f5W
selling f.. the former fsure and thasred Sheep
| y. 4s5lc per ID groas. Lamb. tOas4 20 per
head, or lilo, pei. .. Receipts this week 1iS5
| head.
uoys-Tbo receipts sIe 10! quite up in mum
bc,s to the oE.rags OF last week, bu! the quality
| is fully ss coed. Trade in al ,ae pens is rather
| dull, there being 10 activity in any of then,
owing to tho present being the last week in Lent.
A !eS rough stays and sows sold rs low down as
53sta, cther grades bring 5la6: per ID net, IS to
| quality, few choice ones only selling at the
l.tier price Receipts this week 674l head
| BALTIMORE, April S-Vi1einia Is old II
| deferred II; do Consolidated ST. DO "a seriea
~: psst dus couDons ST. Sugar in fair de-
| mspd: a soft s 81 Cotton weaker; middling
| IL Flour qG!es and slow at last quotations
| Nhss.-Sou!hern quiet and firm; Western f.Di
Southern raj ll3sll5; do amber ll5All6; No
| P.naa rcd ll3i ,llS5 20 2 Wes,ern winter red
spot ard April ll2s .1l2! May ll.s 1913; JuIe
| ll3,ll3l CorG-couihern firm and higher fol
white; Western stasdy and firm South white
81 ,4S: do yellcw 431a44; Western mixed 500
sad : pci! 43sal34 HAY 425.44; June a! .44i
steamer 4l.4lt Oats quiet; Southern ana Penn
S2.3S; Western Wits S2aS3; do mixed 3ls32
re- duh 1T "a .:5 H-y steady and unchanged
o. f-a iir1l sad unchanged Whskey dull and
nominal!
new YORK. hptil 8.-Stocks irregular. Mon
az c.. Flour dali Wheat dull. Corn dull
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To BE good Judge Of horse requires that
tho person 80 judgiog should be lover OF
horse A,sh, havo keea eye, o prac:!ced hand,
great discrimination. and well Informed such
person is Mr.. r. N. Wood, druggist. 10
Toronto, Canada. None can more quickly dis.
crimoate and tell the good or weak points OF
tie animal. As remedy for tho cure and re-
ncval of Lump5; BuDchcs. L,meness, Ring
bones, ho prouou1ces Giles Lioiment lodlde
Ammonia the srice long needed By Horscnec
Fer sal, By +. S. Lea6beater Il Bro.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, April S, lS79.-
For The Middle Atlantic States clear or par..y
elnu y weather nor.hs.ly vaering to southeast
erly " nds, sta ionary ,r lower Temperature.
rising followed by falling barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

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