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The New York herald., 1879-12-16
THE COURTS.
Minor Evans and George Blake Held for the
Abduction Of Susie MCCALL
GROCER cREIGHToNS BALANCE
A Female Thief Shrieks as She
Is Led from Court.

Minor Evans and George Blake were brought be.
fore Judge Donohue. in Supreme Court. Chambers.
yesterday upon orders OF granted on the ap-
plicxtion OF Mr.. EIbridse T. Gerry. based on afi-
davts of Messrs. jenkins and chiard Of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children. Some
two years ago the officers Of the society found at No.
142 Cherry street Susie Mccall, an intere sting
child seven years old. living with Minor Evans aud
his wife, Jane Evans. The mother of the child as the
iihdavits further alege. In the Penitentisry,
md Evans almost continually drunk. On these
acts Judge Donohue committed the child to the GUS
ody OF the sisters OF st. Dominick Ia New Jersey.
George Blake. who claims to be > brother OF tho
;hild. stole her week ago from the institution.
after which he was arrested and taken before JUS
toe in New Jersey, who allowed him TO retain GUS
tody OF the child. Upon these new developments
Judge Donohue granted the order Of arrest referred
TO-, which order also included one for the
arrest Of Mrs. Evans, but she. having gone
to New Jersey and taken the child with
her. IL stt free She refused to give the child up,
claiming that the child's mother made the girl
present to her. Blake is charged with kidnapping
the child and Evans with abettng the scheme Evans
said he wiling to give up the child. but could
not do so. ~ his wife absolutely refused to sur
render her. Judge Eonohue held Evans and Blake
in $1,000 each and the papers were sent before the
Grand Jury. Meantime. measures have been taken
arrest Mrs. Evans and gain possession Of the girl
, 1879-10-23

WE can't help but twit our cousins
across the waters at that style our humOr-
Gus artists have in portraying Uncle sam.
He is no more the long, lean, lank speci-
men of humanity; nor is John Bull the
fat, round, jolly person.. weighing 25O lbs,
since Uncle Sam is sending Johnny ship
loads OF bread stuff out of his plentiful
store to keep the Briton from starving,
and it is right that the thing should be
reversed. Uncle Sam now Is beginning
to puff out a little under his vest, and the
wrinkles In his face are disappearing. aud
he has mt that "hungry', appearance OF
old; while, on the other hand, Johnny
Bull is no more the ''plump pudden" he
used to be, but is now taking "reefs" In
his vest, and is resorting to many devices
in attempting TO cover up the wrinkles in
his tace. But 1t is no use; England should
reconcile herself to the fact that America,
with her vast plains covered with wheat
and corn MUST have a market, and the
Britons MUST buy our surplus.
, 1879-10-23
False Impression.

It is generally supposed by physicians
and the people generally tha: Dyspepsia
cannot invariably be cured, but we are
pleased 10 say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never. to our knowledge,
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint In all its forms, such as Sour Stow
ach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, Palpira-
tion OF the Heart, Indigestion. bad taste
in the mouth. &c. Ont of the 30. 600 d0z-
Ell bottles sold last year, not single TAIL
ure was reported, but thousands OF compli-
mentary letters received from Druggists
Of wonderful cures. Three doses will re-
lieye any case. Try 1t. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size rs cents. For sale
by all druggists. 2Syl
, 1879-10-23
the PROPOSED LIBEL LAW.

Hon. J. 81. Day, Councilman from
Walla Walla, has introduced CON-
mondable bill "de6ning libel and
providing for punishment thereof"
1t has already passed the council,
and will most likely pass the house
and become law.
The pro'i,ions of the bill are very
sweeping and stringent all Of
which is highly proper. 1t is a de.
plorabIe fact that secular newspa-
pers run into personalities to an un-
warranted extent. Obscure sheets,
devoted te the personal interests OF
a few, attack any and all who may
refuse to do their bidding, with such
vehement spithets and accusation
that patience, on the part of the
victims, ceases to be virtue. Such
papers are a disgrace to journalism
Their ghoulish propensitiss lsaC
them into all sorts Of abuses of then
power. The law which punishel
their despicabls practices works I
public bene6t-just as our laws 70
the punishment Of theft and murds
serve public interest by protecting
society. y q ~ x
, 1879-10-23
Notice Of Application TO Purchase Tim
bGr Land.
U. S. DIsTRICr LAND OrrrCE ,

Olympia, Washington Territory
Notice Is hereby given that. IN compli-
ance with the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June 3, 1878, entitled
'An act for the sale OF Timber Lands In
the State Of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" Bradley W.
Fisk, of Jefferson county, Washington
Territory. Inns this day filed IN this Office
his application to purchase the SEA of
SEA Sec. 10; NE14 Sec %; NW1a Set 23
of SrctiOns No. 10; 70; %; in township
No. 20 North. Range west of the viii
lanette Meridian.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land, or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to file their
claims in this office within sixty (60l days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office, in
Olympia, W. T.. this the 10th day of Sep
tCmber a. ID. 1879.
J. L. BROWN,
3l:lO Register Of the Land office.
, 1879-10-23

COMMENTS ON GRANT.-It is
some what interesting to notice the
deity worded newspaper criticisms
that are intended TO bslittle the pub
lie demonstrations in honor Of Gen.
Grant. Nearly every democratic
journal on the Pacific coast is just
now moralizing on the ''pernicious
tendency of hero Sorship," &c, los
ing sight of the fact that the honors
showered upon our distinguished
hero abroad were honors to the ma
tion rather than to the individual.
they affect to discover put up job
to secure a third term nomination.
Realizing that with Grant in the po.
litical field the cause of Democracy
would be hopslsssly lost, they are
willing to forget every reason the
American people have for feeling
grateful to him for past service;
and every possible excuse is trumpsd
up to ridicule and oppose the public
expression of honest admiration of
the man under whose leadership the
great rebellion was crushed, The
very marked and important republi-
can gains in Maine and California,
and still later in Ohio and Iowa, fore
stalling almost to Certainty the
election of another republican Pres.
ident, have injured Grants chances
for another presidential term-in
favor Of Blaine, Sherman and others.
The very strong probability of
elscting ANY prominent republican
leader, will leave third term oppo
nents free to oppose Grant as they
would not if the prospect pointed
to doubtful contest. So our dem
ocratic friends, if they take our ad-
vice, will keep cool a while yet.
, 1879-10-23
the UNIVERSITY BILL.

The Olympia transcript" seems
to be the only newspaper in Wash
ington Territory that opposes the
University appropriation bill now
before the legislature. That organ,
although circumspect and non.com'
initial to a csrtaiH extent, clearly re-
veals its determined opposition to
the measure. Among other ques-
tions, it raises that of giving aid to
our common schools in preference to
the institution in question.
The University is creation of our
Territory, and, as such, is entitled to
reasonable Territorial aid until it
shall have become self sustaining
and such an institution as it is de-
signed to be. Heretofore, large
sums Of money were sent from
among us to obtain educational IA
cilities which they were deprived OF
at home. Under its present man.
agement, and in the hopes Of receiv'
ing such Territorial aid as has been
reasonably asked for the University
of Washington Territory is in course
Of preparation to give to pupils the
full college course. Our Territory
is amply able to assist such an insti.
tuition in getting son its feet" and
we certainly need such home advan-
tages as it will afford. The mem
bsrs of the board of Regents receive
no remuneration for their sarvices.
They do not ask any, but leave their
business to attend to the affairs of
the school under their chargs-draw.
ing barely travelling expenses. They
are working heart and soul for the
school, and what they ask for is for
its exclusive benefit.
II the common schools do not re.
ceive liberal enough support, let the
several counties increase their tax
for school purposes, but the Terri,
tory has no right to aid them to the
detriment Of the University.
, 1879-10-23
In jefferson County

On the Gath day Of October. 1879, at 10
O'Clock, A. ~ of that day,
AT the door OF the Post office in the city
Of Port Townsend. ih said county. the fol-
lowing described property, situate, lying
and being IN said county, and described rs
follows:
REAL Estate.
The west half sec l6 town'p 30 range l
west; 100 acres.
Lot five (5J Of sec 20 twp 30 range one
east; 3924 acres.
Nc Or Of Sc qr sec is twp 20 range one
east.
W halt Of Ne qr of NV Or sec 8. twp %
range east.
Sc or Of Sw ar sec 81 twp 20, range
west.
Ncqr of Sc or sec 20 twp 80 range l
east. t.
Lots two ~, three (3) and four t4) in
SEE % twp - range east.
Ne Or OfSw Or of sec 10 twp 80, range
west.
Personal PROPERTY.
shares of the capital stock of the Pu.
get Sound Telegraph Company.
80 % shares of the capital stock OF the
Union Wharf Company.
, 1879-10-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in St. Paul's church on
Sunday next at II A.. M. and P NJ Sunday
school at 2 r. NJ. Evening prayer on Wednes-
day, at O'Clock. Litany on Friday morning,
at 10.
Regular services in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday next, by Rev. ID. W, Macte, pastor.
Sabbath School rs usual.
Preaching next Sunday in the N. L. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. w. l. COsper,
pastor. Sabbath school at 2:l5 p. NV. l.
COsper, Supt.. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
, 1879-10-23

The only two agricultural papers in
Oregon-the "Willamette Farmer OF
Salem, and the "Oregon Farmor." OF
Portlaud-consider the State too small for
each other. The result is that instead of
helping, as agricultural journals should,
develop the resources OF the State, they
are full of abuse. More agricultural news
and less cussedness, gentlemen.
, 1879-10-23
To Whom it May Con-
Germ.

All outstanding accounts dues the under
signed must he settled before November j.,
1879. or the same will be- plnecd in the
hands ofan attorney iOr collection.
J. I. NORRIS.
Port TOwnsed, Oct. %.
, 1879-10-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

sT A fine assortment Of legal blanks
at Holcomb's.
GO to Waterman & Katz for the best
carpets. at reasonable prices.
ir6 The ARGUS is kept for sale, regu-
larly, at Mr.. Holcomb's Variety Store.
ES- Two fiIst-class sewing machines,
a Wilson anda Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
ES Sarsaparilla and Soda Water. for
the million. at Holcomb's Variety store.
"a. For Good cigars, go to Holcomb's
, 1879-10-23

The Grant "boom," in Portland
is all over. His reception was i'm
mensS, and had the ARGUS columns
enough We would give a description
OF the affair; but, as it is, we must
pass it by.
, 1879-10-23
HENRY QUINLAN, Ietendan

->,-p,,c.. o"''
)onL,0 no!ltc Is hereby given that
puls"".'t 10 - copy OF the judgment
anu oIuer ol saie III thc above entitled az
.,o, Mu'e.I was lssueu 10 me oy me clerk
VI t,e aoote ''amlen court on the iIth day
VI .n,I IeP.e''oer, II.. 100, ana bearing date on
a"1i u"y, any Is u"iy certiiled Dy said rl"rk
niue' I"1 Neni y, shiu court, as required by
INV, L. II. W, "huener' Slcrlf OF Sun
1uail county washington Territory. have
selAes' illn ev'eh npoh. alI ana singular
tle ioiioWing the described real property,
to-wit' me iloith halio oi the northwest
l'mrnter ol seclion sixteen (l6) and the
soulh sou, nan oi the southwest quarter Of sec
, 1879-10-23
Island County.

At COupeville, In said county on the
27th day Of October, 1870, Rt 10 O'Clock
A. M. Of the same ,hy
IN front Of the post office, the following
described property
Sc Or Of Ne Or sec twp 80 range 3 east
Lot 3 sec 1 twp 30 range 3 east.
Ne or of Sc Or sec wp IS range 3 cast
, 1879-10-23
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting Of the share owners
the company, in Port Townsend, W. II, Octo-
ber Both, 1879, mt 10 O'Clock a. NJ, for the pnr,
pose of diminishing the capital stock OF SAID
company to the sum OF eight thousand and
nine hundred dollars.
THos. STRATTON.
THos. PHILLIPS,
J. A. MARTIS.,
Sept. Sd, 1879. [9t29l Trustees.
, 1879-10-23
King county.

AT Seattle IN said county, on the
sOth day Of October, 1879, nt L o'elocI,
z. NJ. ut the front door Of the post Office
the following described property:
The undivided of block IL, in the plat
Of the city OF Seattle. containing lots
An equitable Interest in, and 10 the u
undivided part Of the following property:
Lot | sec l3 twp 25 range 4 east.
Lots |. 2, and 4, sec "a. twp 25 4 east.
Lots and sec 2 twp 25, range 4 east
Lots I aud 2, sec II twp % range 4 elst
Lot 4 sec Is twp % range, 4 east.
NJ d ~. 10 twp % range 4 east.
SlV ar sec D twp 20 range 4 east.
SE ar sec twp 25 range 4 east.
Lot . section 2 twp 2l range east.
Lot D W. "A twp "a range east.
, 1879-10-23
whatconl County.

At la Conner. IN said county, on the
2sth day Of October, 1879, mt 1 o'clock
p. NJ. at the front door Of the post office
the following described properly.
NV or OF sec twp 3S, range 3 east.
, 1879-10-23
BY Te lie gra ph.
Important to Port Town
send people.

OLYMPIA, OCT. %, 1879.
To THos. TALLENTIRE:
fuckers bills cnlarging bound
aries and appropriating city liquor
licenses to city treasury of FORT
Townsend passed both houses.
ALLEN WEIR.
, 1879-10-23

READ the new "ad" of Rothschild
& Co., in this issue. They have a
large lot Of ship. chandlery, that can
be bought at a bargain.
, 1879-10-23
FREE GIFT! To 2ss s1eHnn AnR

with pheumatism, paraIysis, neurRlEIa, ner-
vous and sexual debility, general ill;nealtih, ii
ssases, dyspepsia, ETC., to whom will be sent
my book on medical electricity and electro
galvanic belts, world renowned for their sue.
chronic diseases Send symptoms and stamp
fon diagnosis to DR. G. W. FORBES, ia W.,
Fourth st. Cincinnati. D.
, 1879-10-23

MARRIED.-ln this city, Oct. 2lst,
by Rev. Mr.. Cospsr, Mr.. Geo. Bill,
lings Of Port Discovery, and Miss Ada
Houghteling, of Port Townsend.
, 1879-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Hight were guests
OF W. II. II. Learned, Esq, during their
stay in this city,
, 1879-10-23

Hon. Thos. H. Brsnts visited
Port Townsend yesterday. He ex
poets to 60 East in a few days.
, 1879-10-23
lY' Terms and conditions Of sale -g.1

=" WI" t"lpillOiISO WI sue AZ
Twenty-Five per cent. OF the purchase
money IN gold coin, to be paid to the said
administrators OIL the day Of the sale, and
the r"maldcr on con firmatiOn By the
Prohnh Court.
D,'rl. Port Townsend, the 25th day of
Sept. 1919,
MARTHA 4. GERRISV,
Adm'irlx OF EST Of Oliver +. Gerrish. dec.
G.. NJ. HalIer, atty for said estate. [3
, 1879-10-23
Sale of Real Estate.
In the Probate Court of Jefferson county,
". II.
In the matter OF the estate of
OLIVER r. cERRIsH, decd

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue and in pursuance of an order
OF the Probate Court of jefferson county,
Washington Territory, made the 18th day
July, 1879, IN the matter Of The above en-
titled estate. the undersigned, administers
triX OF said estate, will sell ut public alc-
tion, upon the terms hereinafter stated
aud subject to confirmation by said Pro-
bate Court.
, 1879-10-23
Sherif's Sale :!

IN the District Court OF the 81 Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, hold
ing terms at Port Townsend.
ISRAEL KA1Z. plaintiff,
, 1879-10-23

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco:
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Ry +. a, kerby, Salesman.


COMMISSIONERS SEIZE Of REAL Is.
T. J TATE-By virtue Of i d>creo The C:tG1;t
Court Of Alexandra coul.7, pfonouacea III lts
November term. 1878 il mo chaaCery sui. ot
Checker. guardian, W. CfOckeI's sIecltor3 hnd
other., the undersigned, rs special omn!ssloneI
in said Case, will offer Tor sale oy pu7c auclloo,
on SATURDAY. January 1870, 1879, 8: iwei9e
O'Clock NJ. In from: Of Inc Market House. oa
Royal street, AlexaDdf;s Vi.giuis, certain
PART OK PARCEL OF LAND, lying in AZ
e1ardris county, and described rs follows
Commencing OF The north side Of the Columbia
turnpike and running tneDce norm eight de-
gress west forty i've ard half rods; thence
north eighty three degrees east thirty Jour acd
q half rocs TO the Columbia sch0o! house; thence
westerly along the north line OF said school lot
TO he northwest corner thereof; thence soutbe.-
~ along the west line OF sa!d school 10! ten rods
or therosbouts, to the aforesaid turnpiEei thence
westerly along the said turnpike to tue place OF
beginning, cUntsiniDg two acres OF lsnd, TO-
gether with sll the appurtenances belonging.
Terms Of Sale Ten per cenlum OF the pur-
chase money in hand, and the residue upon
credit of si1, twelve and eigh.sen months, evl.
denCed by the bonds Of tie purchaser, for TOO
deferred payments. IN eqlal insts!mcIts, bear.
ing interest from date. Tho titla to De retained
until the whole OF the purchase money 10 PAID.
COURTLAND Il. SMITH,
dec lets Special Com missioner.
@s- The above esle hiss been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th dsy Of February,
1879, at the same tino and place. jan lists
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VIRGINIA. VIEWS.

Deputies Unitsd States Ioterral Reyecue
Collectors H. f. gborn and Wn. Wood, of
Cu'peper arrested yesterday, 10 Rappabauuock
county. john Ekiss, for lici, 'dis;ill1g. They
fousd him with cask Of liquor on bis shoulder.
The prisoner was tsken to llarris,nburg, 10 the
Western di5ricr, fer trial. He has wife and
eight small caildreu ubprovlded for.
Mrs MarT Van Pelt, died at her home in
Harrsonburr, 90 Wednesday last. She was
the widow OF Be- suio Van Pst, and Gaug her
of Major Ra2au, GO offer 10 the war of the
revolution. She was near tioety years OF age.
TIE suit Ct A. 3. Magludsr. an attorney,
against the city Of Winchester, for dauag re-
ceived by taliog from a bridge crossing q
stream 10 that city, has been decided 10 favor of
the defendant.
Wallace Martin, son of the Rev. Dr.. j. s.
Martio, of the Baltimore Conference, NJ. 4.
Ctu:ch South, died at his home, near Lsxipe-
toD, last Sunday.
The reaGjusters Of Rockingham county will
hold mass meeting next Monday to send del
egates to the resGjusers State convention, 10
be held at Richmond.
A company has been organized to build a
deuoie trsck bridge over tho Dan river, at Dan
vile.
Tire eek: fair of the Shenandoah Valley Az.
rculural Society. at Winchester, will be held
% tie 7th Of O,tober next
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TREMENDOUS REDUCTION. Any Que not
familiar With|iDe prss:c: prices would dc va
to cali at Isaac Eichbsrs's tbs sld eek; .stl,.
This house is lust dcing its best and is up e
The times. They have opsned tnls day somc
Sky Cases Of Domestics, Musias aDJ No'ons.
All hands arc busy making them resJy. Such
big lot OF goods. Wet SD dry. has 40. ben
seen b,re fir macy day. Mr. Sob oa!z bss
been north Tor two weeks. and hes picked III
some Of the best bargains knoHn Tor =oc;s tiue.
As We have all goods piled up Inside sod ma K
I'd 10 plain 62urcs, VS. would ask sou to iook in
tine before The goods are all so0e FIc PER.
ticuiars Gail and lock arouod 10 time.
ian 80 g. ISAAC EICuBERG
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FATAL ACCIDENT An accident occurred or
the V,rs!Dia Midland R.iiroaI, about ten clock
10 day, at Mayii2li SWITCH, ncrr Manassas, by
th3 breakirs ul t. brake h4An, by which sew.
er.l freight ears We're t:ruRu FROM the track +,
he cneiuc caui.ge. aud :. Uiskcmau usGued
Luciea Virgin, 81 iliar.d Inst lie died 10 L very
short time. AG eueiue AID car were s.Dt to the
sccne Of The accident and Mr. Wight renaibs
vii r:ecA hjr3 to aighi. lie was I'LL excellent
ycu.& ir.a ard lived lear the depot aud leaves
(. mother aad several brothers aud sisters.
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Hor LAST NIGHT. -Tnc hop Of the Beacon
Lint Literary anl Pleasure Association, at Sa'
rcpta Hail, last eight, VA orc OF the most
recherche affairs Of The svssoH. Ladies' we're
present FROM saQc!a! 81 the N,sthcra cities aud
rGey o. the toilets were both costly and beau
,iil!. The music nas ,EoeiicOt and the dauuiug
wss KEEP, w.. except an loternissoa for refresh
ments, uatiI Az early hour tits morning. Al
lhcusb the hop was strictly selec: the attend.
anoe WIS large, and all prescott seemed to enjoy
themselves very much.
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EET CFFICE.

Tho House Commit on Public Buildings
and Grounds at .heir meeting tbis morning adop-
ted the following:
Resolved, That the Supervising Architect Ct
the Treasury tho Supervising Architect Of the
Capitol and the Superintendent Of Pubic Euild.
ings and Grounds be, snd they ere hereby re-
quested to make plans and estimates for the res.
toralirn CT the patent olico building 10 tho coz.
dision it WAS in before the fire rs pcariy prnc
tcatle, except that the royf shall b, mad fire
proof, and report the same to this cora mittse.
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! 1T Eyl

In Baltimore, on Thursday, January 30, 1872,
ANDREW l.. hAcNEAL, in lis list yesr
~ The relatives and friends CT To e family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, Eom
the residence of his SOD, No. 2.0 Esst Fsyet:e
street, Baltimore. on tomorrow SATURDAY af-
tsrnoon, at two O'clock.
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The RIVER Navigation 90 tie Potomac is
GOV entirely free, tv.a fox sailing v.ssels. aud
ole or two oyster puugits sailed W. Ills evening.
The wharf at Nstiamoy Stores. (Tois0n'S was
Destroyed By the Ice last week, aad the timbers
ca,rin1 NAV
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DEAD.-Mr. o. G. Hcrda,so2, whose iilooss
has besn heretofore no'i,ci il tie G;z tie,
died al lis residence &C q .e:n s.::ct this st!e7.
neon. Mr. Henderson vas OF c1e t!Ge coC.
positor 10 this tfi,c, auc afterwards engaged
in the grocer aud ship chsodlsry business oo
the wharf. He was widely kacwn aid nuob
respected fox his many good qualities.
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u. S. DISTRICT CoURT 10 the u. S. Dis.
VIC: CGurt. Judge Il W. Hughes prtsidlag,
the fyIInwiog orders were catered:
L. re e. ". +. Smith; bsnkrupt; order re-
qui.iug purchaser Of real estate to show csus,
SbY tie lsnl should not be res:ld for default
10 p,yment IF purchase mopeg.
10 re Vim. /. Smitt; bankrupt; same order.
10 re Duo:au Jaues; bankrupt; sam. order.
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The market closss quiet and easy tIOIt Il
uncLau ged, though there is a better Inquiry ior
Extra brscds, aud ss re2eipia are light aiight
ADVANCE msy be expected. There is 10 change
10 no!e in Wheas. ard receipts are only fair; tho
offerings to day amounted 10 ITO bushels, and
sales were made ct % and lO3 for Fulz lOi and
los for mixed, and 107 and lCS for Lancaster
Dorm is quiet, with sales of s57 bushels of white
a, SO and 30; lO) bushels of yellow were offered,
but Withdrawn. There was no Ryo reported:
and q small lot of Oats remained over unio.d
Butter is quiet and easy Eggs are lower and
dull st22s29. Other country produce unchanged
Shoulders and Sides Of Bscon arc "a ahade fsmer-
Timothy and Glover Seed and Plsster quist at
quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-31

For upwards of thirty years Mrs. Wiusioa' 8
Soothing Syrup has 5cer used Tor children. Ii
corrects scidi.y of tie stomach, relieves GirG
colo. regulates the bowels, cu,Ys dysc0tery aaa
hiaIlte, whether arising from tecihiog or ether
GAUGES. hn old and wei! tried remedy. Is cs5ls
a bottle. e22-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-31

LAND SALES. -Mes=rs Garden ADD Male.
c)n, ussolers, have sold inr The Virginia Mi
lard Railroad, q lots At hlidiaud station, for
50 per Let, aIso los Ne. 6. Containing 644 ac;eF,
10 Wn l.. Fieklip, at Sc % per acre; also part
Of 10; NJ. l coatsliog log acres, to Col. W. f..
Gaskips. 1t $l2 10 per acre.