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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26

TIE Philadelphia Herad, describing
the sights al the Centennial Exhibition,
says: The Mcndelssohn Piano Co. Of New
York come to the front with two grand
pianos one square and upright and one
very elaborate grand upright, made Of
ebony and ivory. The latter is greatly
admired, and is finished with consum.
mate Skill The mechanism Of these
pianos is simple and effective. In the
square the linear bridge in one piece,
strengthened by frame, locking in a
portion Of the bass strings, is applied, by
which all breaks in the tone are obvi.
atcd There is surprise, in the shape
Of an upright, four feet in height, which
is particularly adapted to tie export
trade, as in price the manufacturers
claim to he able TO compete with foreign
dealers, and at the same time furnish a
first-class American instrument. 1t is
declared by competent judges that the
square is the most powerful piano Of that
style ever made, on account Of its being
doubly oyerstrung; it being a grand in
a square case.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
Evolution.

I'm 1874, DagIerTc commenced experimenting
In 1853, he gave 10 the world the P,pccss OF max
ing DugUcrrcotypcs. BY patient lnduslfy, Inc arr
has evolved into the perfect piCidrcs OF the pres"
ent. lie who views the fast iadL" pictures 81 uls
ancestors, and compares them " IN The ainos
living and lasting photographs o. To-Day mus'
ackuow edge an advancement If an advance
ment has been made IN photography ana o'hcr
sciences, Is II asking too much, SIMPLY because u
cannot be Ocnlarly demonstrated, that me douD' :
and uncertainties Of Sir Ashley COOpcrs time be
set aside. and am equal Improvement granted m
the science OF medicine? Must the ability o. we
studous and experienced physician be doubicn,
simply because the negligent and inexperienced
falg Iut few years since, the diseases ana weak
MS .es peculiar to women were regarded as incur
able. Now DR.. Pieces fayorite Prescrptoi. "
sod nnder positive guarantee TO cure. Lholes'
Il afflicted, and you wish to avoid palnlnl eHaml-
nations and useless Local treatment, ana employ
medicine that Is scientifically prepared, that u
chemically pure. that ~ regularly graduhten IN
strength and that will never dlsapPoint you in IL
action. use DT. Pierce's Faxorite Prescripuon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
THE LAST WELCOME.
ia him kindly to the shore,

, him kindly TO the shore.
o. ',,,lyrims own beloved lanu!
lao came 10 us before
he De'tl smile andooutStretched hand
W. EAST, or frozen strand,
o. lrts,rneyIng down Til Egyptian stream,
Y. sTa the southern seas expand.
M brought the rapture ana the cream.
,,.s, hears he now? All, vain the thought!
Nes' 49, is of the immortai told;
..N',nr, by those lips is brought
NS{s.per sea or throne OF gold
~ .a's greg, mystery unrolld:
" ~ Lnv with trembling ana amaze
~. he Elysan realms unfold
hTg,l.sw the eternal glorles blaze.
,..,.. years have passed since. still boy,
tSa sypr heart and purpose figh'
.,v.briIl'd with unaccustomed JOY,
Ags,ii Eastward bent his curious eye!
80 fhp sea- above the SKY
49, hardly dared to think the WIND
sweilId the canvas swept him nigh
cSs visions Of his early mind.
H., .ourht them all; earth had no scene
M race or grandeur. far or near,
oSysle or mount, OF gray or green,
Naf slirs irradiate or drear,
M .brines 10 al the ages dear
nv MN unyisited--fcw men
ubas. various speech he did not hear
F-9 he came back to us again.
vet came he pack to us the same
Cbud of the great and growing West;
Var absence. nor his honest fame,
Var foreign Joys, nor foreign zest
,.g1t chill or change his native breast.
6ace more, alas and Dut once more,
1s land that first his footsteps press d,
The wandurer seeks you-all Is Ger
Past we'll. oh Bayard thine at last
The n,ace profound, the perfect calm!
nv dly Of tireless labor past
nest where no more can doubt disarm,
yrrenyy bite. nor SANDER harm.
The guCrdDn OF tn accomplish years.
raEp though in silence, take the palm
Which here we bring with many tears
algrlfs r. C0NqddH IN NeU York Iri6HH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26

PRoBABLY there is no better Judge
musical instrument, or OF the opinions
OF musicians respecting them, than
THEODORE THOMAS. He says the Mason
Y Hamlln Cabinet Organs are much the
best of tins class of instruments made,
and that musicians generally agree in
this.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
Fun for British Officers mt Pleyna


"The biggest thing in the siege was
the sweepstakes" said Capt. ELLINGTON.
"There were a lot of old Enfield5 at
headquarters, which carried twice as
far as the rifles Of the Russian sentries.
We made up q pot by putting in a few
shillings piece, or an extra days ra-
tions, and the one that popped over the
most Russians took the pot"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26

A MEMENTo Of the great Napoleon at
Tallahassee, Florida, is a gilt china tea
cup adorned with the emperor's mono
gram and representation Of the har-
Dor of Otlanto, Italy. IL also bears
late 1913. The relic is thought to have
found its way into Florida in care Of the
son Of Marshal Murat, who went to that
state in 1921.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26

q Kansas man who offered bail for a
friend was asked by the Judge if he had
any incumbrance on his farm. 90 yes
said he" my old woman
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26

At a coekney theatre IN London
Me had the Duke Of Buckingham as
arrived y "As'e? Be'eyings then orr
with is hlarSted cad ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
An Easy Cure for Dyspepsia.

Bring III your spring poems before
your fires are dispensed with.
The Rome Sentinel thlAks q healthy
Indian is n we'll red man.
The man who dreamt he dwelt in
marble halls woke W 10 find that the
bedclothes had tumbled of.
America has her peculiarly in this
respect toe, Ii is wonderful how rich
papa improves girls looks. - Rochester
Express.
Why was a mother of one of the old
Peruvian rulers ike piece of rubber =?
She was an incaraiser. - Boston Tran.
script,
May Myrtle. You can Winnie
bago money betting that a Chippewa
Indian is the poorest kind OF stone
cutter. - Utica ObSefutr.
This said Augustus, Ms Angelina
sat in his lap, sweetly singing, Tins is
n matinknee performance, darling. ~
Boston Transcript
This Is the season Of the year when
venerable hens enter their secopd child
hood, and are broiled for spring ch ick-
ems.
An ilhterate correspondent, who is
given to sporting, wants to know when
the "Anglo-SaXon race" so much
talked about, is to come Off -- Turner's
Falls Repoter.
Provident miniSter--l wish TO state
that have procured an alarnl-clock
that will wake up the congregation rs
soon as the services are over. Ia.
change.
There's one thing, boys that you mgst shun,
IL you would win Your suit:
We know, for we've been there ourselves
Ii is the old mans boot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26

- ttHttfG HG-tttt,
Much trouble is occasoned by the
beavers in Georgia damming the
streams, and III consequence Georgians
are dong for the beavers what beavers
are dong for the water courses. 49, OIL
City Derrick
Jeamsl see, Robin, that the paper
says we're tae haze anither storm next
Monday. Robin Man, it's terrible!
Since thae Yankees haze gotten the
weather intae their keepm' we've II
storm every ither day.
A French colonel. on a tour of inspec-
ton, addressed soldier: Are you
contented with your food p The Sol
dier-"Ies, colonel" The Colonel
GLOW do you divide the rations?
Does it not often happen that some of
you get n large portion and others n
small one ?" The Soldier-"No, Col
onal; all the portions are small"
Prolessor-"Gou will repeat the les
sion on the battle of Bunker Hill"
Student after n long and painful silence)
PLEASE, sir. can't Professor with
a frown) why not ?' Student tim
idly)-"Because | have been deceived"
Professor (astonished) I'm what way %
Student (humbiy "a have always been
told that history repeats itself, and so |
didn't trouble t, study the lesson. 49,
Rockidnd Courier.
| think twas IN september, if right.
" now remember, that heard Il
knocking, knocking at my door; yes,
know twas in September, for quite
well | now remember he had been
there about fifty times before; had been
there knocking at my door. But |
opened not. nor wondered, us upon the
door he Numbered, for he yelled 'say
how will you, settle this ere bill / bring
you" as he battered on the door, and
answered calmly answered, "Neycr-
more. oil C5ty Darick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15
s|-"1"|--@|-------
ROREEGM ITEMS.

Nj. Williamson, Uoited States Mici5er to
Central neIica, has resigned to btc)me super
iutendeot Of mil irg company.
The proposition to assimilate The Irish
bo.ush franchise 10 those of EogIapd and SCOT.
land vas defeated 10 The British House ct
Commons last night
Governor General Campbell, Marquis Of
l.oroe, opened the D,niOiou Par!iamcut yes
terdsy. Prirctss Louise occupied sea! With
him oa the throne.
The japanese arc prepsiicg to recsiaed Geo.
Grant; residence is to be built for lis r:cep'
ton in Ycdao bay. Colonel Mosby has arrived
at Yokohama and left for Hong Kong.
It is stated that the picture Of Saint Jerome,
stolen from The cathedral IF Toledo, he's been
found iu wine shop. Six arrests have been
made CT suspected parties.
Intelligence hes been received at Stockholm
that the steamer Lsna. one of N0rdersk JolG's
expe6itionary vessels has been laid up for the
winter, near Yakutsh, 90 aocount Of the Joe.
A6i,patch from St. Thomas states that in
an important battle at Victoria. VeDt z Iela, on
February 4, the government troops defeated the
revolu,ioDists and entered Caracas % The
Oh. FIX President Blanoo's return is anxious.
~ expected.
Though the latest reports tcom The plague
srs reasuriog, the quarantine in France and
Italy is made more stringent. The SDst ish
government hos ordered quarantine at Hsva~
GA. England and France will send medical ex
perts TO investigate the disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15
EH.S UE THE O.4 \.

The examination as judgment debtor OF Col.
W. T. PeIicu, Lephc8 oi ex Gov. Tilien, in a
suit brought against him by the Goodeuorch
Horseshoe Manufacturing 20. for 81 400 10,
nobey borrowed prior to 1876, was adjourned,
in New Yoyk, yesterday, to tie Goth ios'.
New York proposes & grand celebration OF
the 30;h of April next, on tho occasion OF the
ooh anniversary OF the union Of the States and
tho inauguration OF 6 Gorge Washington as tho
6rst President elected by the American people.
The purpose Of the celebration is to initiate the
movement for 60 irlc;pa!iosal eSbib!ioa in
1889.
James Beck, 8 baggage master on The ST.
Louis, Ircu Mcuotan and Sou:hcro Railroad,
YVES arrested yesterday, charged With rob5lng
tic nail. he was taken to the St. L:uis past
cfi,e. where, Gu TIC protuo'ina Of proof against
him, be made !u coDf s;ioo. lie wss then
taken before lIc Treat. OF The U. S. District
Court, rlec3ca gully sud was sentenced to
three years ia tie pcnitcntisry. The entire bust
cess being accomplished wittia four hours.
TIE amount ,u,Cincd from letters is supposed
10 be bc,Hstn $40 coo aud $4,000, al taken
within year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B
EDaAR 5N-OwDBNe
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10
The General Assembly Of Virginia is adding

The General Assembly Of Virginia is addiog
TO neither It's reputation for good senss nor
honesty By its dlstary and sbi!ly sha!ly proceed
inps With reesrl to the State DEBT. 1t shou!a
not ouly sc,ept the creditors proposition at
once, bot tender them vote It thanks Tor OF
fe,iog such favorable terms. The exters!on CT
The .iuo,ilr which three per cent interest stall
be- p.il IVES more than there WIS aoy sufficient
reasoa ei,Scr to demand or expect, tus now
tha. it hes been rlnted, to be making Still lar
Their unreasonable demands fer reduction 10
the tax receivable value of the coupons looks
very nu.b SIS If there was deliberate lnten-
ton 90 the part # s,me members OF tho Gene'
raj Assembly TO throw every corc:lVsole oosta
ole il The way If settlement OF the debt and
induoss The belief that were all Of these OTIS sta
e'es overcome By concessions 90 the part oil the
creditors, these who make them would still De
unsatis6sd, and would oontiLu! to oppose any
msssur, that would remove The question from
the domain tf State politics. The creditors
propes ition will come up in tho Senate nj It
Monday, ard Tor tic good name and welfare OF
the people oil The State. aud for the hoDtr aud
wisdom Of the mem bers OF that body we hope 1t
nav be accepted Immediately, aod be sent
firth with 10 The House Of Delegates. aId that
that cody stard not upon the order OF cotcur
renee, but coLcur at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15
VIRGINIA. NEWS

An old caored man OF o1c 100 years tled pear
Flint Hill, Rappabaaucck county, last Week.
The reedjus!ers IF Rappata1o1cs CID ri
hold meeting on Monday as was ad7eitiseo.
The Staunton Gas Company has reduced The
price of gas from 50 Is to 81 5Op:r lb5a:anc.
Colonel R. H. Dalauy, Of Virginia, was
registered at Jacksonville, Fla, February ~.
Vim. NJ. L,ckland, ex Slate Senator from tic
BoutetouEt district died Sunday last.
The Dwelling of Dr.. John @. Field Ct Sussex
county, was recently destroyed by fire, together
With valuable library.
Capt Geo. Il. Price, Of the hardware firm OF
Price g. Miller Of Stauntor. died on Nedoes-
day morning last, aged sixty years. captain
P. was native Of Winchester.
MIR. VIM. Fcos has sold his farm, near Coro'
wells STORE, in Prirco William county, contain
ing l42 acres, to Mr.. 3. T. Fellows, OF Wash
ingtop, ID. G.
Cant. VIM. 7. Glassel, native Of Culpeper
county, who served 10 the Urited States and
Confederate rayics. 6iad rec:otly 10 lbs An
| gelos, Gal.
A fourteen Thousand dollar legacy Tx. in
posed By the State On some If The bcqu3;s 10
tho will Of The late Samuel Miller, OF Lynch'
OGrS, was pGt1 ~ tte i'l's Hua''o' w
day by the executor.
In The u. s. Circuit Court at Ricbmond,
yesterday, Alex, Vaughan. convicted OF ballot
b, Y stuffiug" 10 Petersburg il November last,
was sentenced to one yesl s imprisonment 10
the Jail Of that city aud TO ray ilna ol S22O'
with costs.
| DR.. Charles Thompson died at bis home,
| Beaver Dam, in Hanover couuty on thursday.
| DR.. Thompson had represented Hanover equity
| in the House Of Delegates several terms. " hie
member of the House he was attacked with
paralysis, from which be Lcvtr recovered.
Miss jackson, daughter Of janis Jackson.
of the Marshall House. in this city. who killed
Ellsworth 10 1862, procured situation 70
Washington through The iltIacoee OF Co'. D.
s. Mosby. Up to the time OF bis departure, to
Hong Kong she was retained. bu! H1ee inst
time she has been dismissed.
Mes:rs. Boc5ck, IIarvic, ". 7. Taliaferic,
| Echo!s, and Graves, q committee appointed by
| tho Legislature 10 Investigate certain charges
mado by the Board OF Supervisors Of Biz lteth
| City COUNTY against the Hampton \ oEmaI seaco
! in regard to certsin property, have gone to
! Hampton.
The farmers of L,uaouo bore soon to enjoy
the profits OF 81, 500 sheep, which! will be 10 the
nciphboFhood Of 81 per head. or, say, Ut least
500, 900; the sheep Gre assessed at SS2 24o.
! Tho dog law pays ali losses by death. From
| 1877 to 1878 the sheep have decreased from
3O,SS2 to 1850; the cl:tle iron 1871 to
l2,lll.
Tbs State Senate. 10 executive session, yes
terday confirmed the following appolotn. nts
as member OF the Beard OF Visitors CT Blacks
burg Mechanical and Agricultural College -
Gen. Fifz Lee. Stafford; Thos. Einuods,
Halifax; Judge mo. a. Meredith, Richmood-
vice Dr.. J. w. Lawson, Isle Of Wiah;; llon.
3. j. Barbour, Orange. and Col. Waiter Colts,
! Albemarlc, removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15

Gen. B. F. Butler sees 20 moro reason IN
appointing 40 ex Confederate general to Cab
met position than there would b. 10 pepsiouing
msimed ex.Confederats private. 10 view ct
the fast that both were taught from their ear
lest Infancy, and OF West Point as we'll as IN
public frse schools. to choos: the par! they took
during the war. no other reasonable mau does )
bat wbs, o remarkable change must have come
ever the spirit Of The Generals dreams 10 order
that he should DOW entertain aoy snch idea.
Oar republican fliends must not forget, how
ever, that 20 m,imed cx Confederate private
has yet asked to b, psts;oned by the U. 5.
government aud, until be does, there is 90 last
cause FIR them to abuse the South on bis
account
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15

Mrss!s. Sni;E, !i6nWsy Il Co., OF Blk.
more, manufacturers Of the celebrated Pa,sp
500 Bakiog PowIcr have Instituted suit against
the TayIJ Manufacturing CO. Of 81. Loui., for
Infringement Ct III ,ir rateat on banking Pow
der. tbs is an impora1t suit, nyoyiog "A
very large AMI growirs manufacturing interest
of The c2uDtry. TIE Baltimore frm caina,
by their pa'cnt, special foTmulary 10 ali bskiog
powder noncgerrssciag IN coli ,oatcr. which i,
wluulDg position IS tn B,k'ng Powder rt tho
Louis Globe. Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15
Murdered,

GRKENsDoR o', N. O., Feb. l5-John w. S.
Parker, an old and respectable merchant and
citizen, wss wsylaid, knocked down and robbed
night, BY some party unknown. BE was pro.
cesding from the store to his residence when At
tackled. He was found at clock lying on the
street, with deep cash cut in the back Of his
head and his skull broken. His pockets were
rifs1 Of their contents. 1t is supposed an axe
was used by the asssssins. Mr.. Parker disd al
10 o'clock yesterday morning.
Joe Aendenhall was arrested on suspicion Of
the murder, and WAS threatened With lyrching.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15

the county is that the wrest crop is looking bad
ly. Whether this is owing to the hard winter,
or the scant use Of fertilizers Last fall, We leave
it to those to decide who know more about such
things than We DO. Werecollect that this time last
year, the prospect for fine yield of wheat was
most encouraging; and yet. when harvest came
many persons scarcely made enough TO pay for
their seed. We hope tina. this seasons crop,
may e1emplify the truth of the old proverd, that
''a bad besinning makes good ending.-Port
Tobacco Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15

Senator Stanley Matthews follows the *
ample set ty Bsecher AID Blaine, aod adopted
by oil who took part 10 the Presidential fraud.
from Secretary Sherman down. except ADDER
son ADD Weber, and utterly denies all know
ledge II any such frnul, CT Of the meaos BY
which it was successfully accomplished. Truth
may be mighty, but it does not Prevail 10
Am ,rioan Dolitic5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15

Judge Bond has designated Judge Robert W.
Hughes, Of the Uaited States District Court for
the Eastern District of Virgti,, to sit in plscc
of Judge Giles at The March term Of tho Dis
trict Court of Maryland, which comm oces tie
first TuesI sy cf.hs. d nth. Jodg, Gllls has
been III siore tic b 5! OF The year. but il slowly
improving. though be remains very feeble
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15
FROM II.9SHLrGTO,,..
SPECIAL TO THE ALEXANDRIA GAZyrTp
WASHINGTON, D. c., Fsb T.

ESPECIAL TO THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, D. G., Fsb. l.
The hopes of the applicants for positions pr.
der the next Congress, end their name is I,poo
have received rude shock from the rtc.pr,c
developed intention of the leading men OF bath
parties, and 10 both Houses to oppose an eyrr,
session. /. is understood that there are 3;
least ten applicants from Virginia alore for
every place at the dispas1! CT the next Couaress
They are in fact so numerous that theT ire 5o,
only 10 the way Of cGch ether for the place.
for which those e each act isres oeoi7eI? s,rlV
log, bur OF those applying Tor other places, aud
tie result will be that Du. few Of ;hcm viii b.
successful IN ohtslulog the OF Get Of their de-
slres Ii Is stated here, and not t. the uteiU
OF Virginia either, that SO prevalent Is the hi
OF Office among the people OF that State th,tr
effects al ages, sexes oni races, ao.i il 50 80
sorbirg that 10 he desire to groUfy il even H.,
Ordinary courtesies aud conveotionalitics OF r..
Eued society are lg5cred, a. shOwa BY the cf IT.
CT the o.GatofIai cladistes 10 secure the slc
csssion to The scat ct Nir. Johnston, that wer,
COMMENCED % sooD as that gcotctn al r:c'u.
lilccS3 was announced.
Among the letters received By JUICE am,
RI dav was ore from, ;c,ns,i,reo, ;oform;o,
him q the tact that ne had preserved son..
Confederate bond, aao currcrcy, and sskioy
hiGsto dispose Of The sane Tor hiu amoug h!.
moneyed friends as he understood thew hsl #
jata apnrcxims,ca the value they ruled IT duno,
the latter portion CT the war.
The Honsc today as SOON as It mel gent int,
the Committee Of The Whol, nm the l,np;.I,
,iv, ,Jnni,;|n) ard Evscu,ivc Ann,on,;,,;1..
h,li and got ,hrcuph with several mora nap,
~ il,
Tho Teiicr committee hay, not yo, dc,crm,r
Cd whether or nat 70 rsno.t st this srs,;,n ri
Congress Tbtv ha7. ali The material ,h.y
,.,iro "a r,cnarc ,ha;r r.nn,, 81 r.r o. .,I,,.-
I'D -; ;:; "a 49,;
10 l!2Hls'aas Iai N'':s'S'!i'h'' "n' WIZ nave
90 clMeG'F Ii Hu'''hS !, 10 Sh'pe i'F f'g"56,'
llon al ,hS s''"o" 'heo'd 'neg "'ew i'Ap-I'
en- 10 oos'.
lie senators 10 i:7'r q the ltSis ia'!l:
cclermlheu to-uay hot ID a3tagcoI2i ''ir To.
CARGO men 10 thc 'Aticr nttemr' 10
set up TIC lniern1l h-VthuG On aiirF ~"
bill itopf'y:ntt lie lmTirraiioo Gi Chinese s.ai'
be d!;roS: q. 50 That the if'enas OF me raj
r0a1 have been aSsio dI'orp' io'ed 10 me "a
confederation OF Ihtlf bI!'.
Among the DIS Tor the r@mj7i! 0! p>ri;"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15
Bank Statement,

NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-Loars, Increase,
$780,. 300; specie. decrease, 10000; legal
tenders. decrease, So. $780, 600 deposits decrease,
s2,ll6, 100; circulation. decrease, SIS 300; re-
serve. decrease. S2,06] 9I5. The banks Dow
hold s12. 076 500 in excess Of the legal require:
mepts,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15

P.T. Tirc2 he above WIS wri:tcc CT. r.,
Neg ..scy paper The following: II ~,
slaudera sou does it follow tat Jcu Iu;t sI,-.
ear him 10 return? The Od Tcs,ancot ,"i,
is resent 10 kind; the New Testaueat Ino ,1, e
resent 10 hiiadncSs 1t does not foi!oY that h.
cause dog ol1es ycu sou should returo r.,
favor By biting him. &, c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15

TIE WEATuER.-The cc!des. weather Of III,
season in Canal. prevailed ye=lerIsy in Ot.sw.
valley. At Ottawa City tho thermometer We.
u degrees below req. At Bison, Q I:bec, at
II. the mercury frozo al 45 degree oelow = ;.
storm prevsi!ed there yesterday. Robert Ker.
formerly Auditor General of Inc Province.
persisted ia tho Storm. His body WAS found rear
h's resijenca a. Lesvy snow Storm aisO pro-
vailed Throughout Eastern Ocesoa a?d Wash.
incton Terr,lofy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-15
List of Letters.

The following Is list Of the letters remanias
-, in tho Pos!oiIice in this city February II.
Persons calling for leltors will say they ale ri
.Vertised and give the date Of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they Willie
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washington
Adams, SM Grady, MrsNE
Bird, A Ecndcr.on, ksyA
Brown, Miss II, CO! Lee, Mrs Jane
Baker, John A Norman, Mrs Z IL
Brown, W Strait. S
Dsughton, Henry Shephrs, Mt:s n
Crump, Mira s Z Washinvton. q
Ferret, OH Wil;on, VI
Fisher, Mrs s
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Communicated

is tho W. u o. i. 4. run now cntiraly IL tho
interests OF lawyers and tn, receivers? or may
too b)ndho!Ge-s At soma time or Cths- expect II
payment of deferred Interest due them
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