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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-30

the breakers on the beach. though we
had not heard them previously. The
log continued very thick, and we could
not see the land. which we afterwards
found was about mile off. An anchor
was OF no use. Then the cattle, of
which we had l07 head, were thrown
overheard t. tighten the vessel, that we
might have better chance to Get off.
but We were still unable to do so.
Minute guns were fired, and the gov
error OF the island, with surf boats and
crew, came To the beach. One of
our boats went towards the shore to let
them know what had occurred and what
chance there was to land, but were I'M
able to effect landing, the surf was so
heavy. Then the people from the
shore came out to us. When we left,
the steamer was fast sinking into the
sand 10y her bow, and there is no pos
sihlliiy of getting her off. She will
break up III the first gale. Beyond the
cattle thrown overheard, some of whom
washed ashore and little -four and
cheese, the cargo remains on board. 1t
can never be saved in boats. | do not
wv WOW 'iil 'lN'iit YAH bt attNtilPu 10
the officers for the accident. They were
following out their instructions to the
best of their belief. The only way |
can account for our being astray is that
we were carried out of our course bv
some strong currents, which are very
treacherous about there. The captain
shortly before the accident had altered
the course point to the north, nor be-
cause he thought we were IN any danger,
but, As sailors say. "to guard against
precaution," or make assurance douby
sure. As 1t turned out If he had altered
her course II point and quarter we
would have passed safely. This, how
ever, could not have been foreseen.
Most of oar passengers were pleasure
excursonists bound for Europe, but
they think they have had pleasure
enough for one summer and will return
home. Others who are obliged to go
across will take passage by the mail
steamer lllbernian, Tuesday The only
seaman who came upon the GIndon,
WAS Qpnrtermaster John Stewart, whose
hand was badly crushed between the
boats when they were landing at the
island,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-30
A Fijian Romance.
Sydney Herald.

The marriage of Ratu Joe, the young
est son Of ex-klng Cakobau, has a
a tinge Of romance about it which does
not often occur ia Fiian marriages.
The parents and friends of this young
chief were DESTROYS that he should wed
with the daughter Of Tui Suva, dam
sci of equally distinguished descent and
parentage with himself, and having a
liberal dowry Of broad lands with which
To endow her spouse. The young lady,
who, we understand, was by no means
averse to the match, had been long res.
ident at Blu, and vas being literally
thrown at Joe's head; but our FjIan
Romeo remained firm to his refusal
and, on matters being pushed to ex-
uemes, went privately, accompanied
by the fair ohjec Of his choice, a mad
en- Of comparatively humble birth, to
the house of the resident missionary,
and Was married. Great was the indig-
nation at Bau when the clandestine mar
riage became known. That such a
magnate should marry without the usu-
al solevu or feast was not to be tolerat-
ed; but eventually Joe, who is favor
lite, was pardoned by the old man, and
substantial feast, provided by the lat
ter, appeased the wrath Of the numer-
Gus friends and relatives, who have now
determined to leave these true lovers
TO be happy if they can.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-30

time, prefacing the reading by few
historical memoirs regarding the state
of affairs which led To the formation Of
the party in Wisconsin on the 18TH of
July 1854.
Mr.. Sleeper was followed by the Hons
Zach Chandler of Michigan, Garfield
OF Ohio, and Williams of Wisconsin,
who made vigorous, ringing speeches
on the political situation.
In the evening the Assembly Chamber
was filled to its utmost capacity with an
enthusiastic audience. Hon. j. G. Bur
rows, of Michigan, held the vast con-
course Of people spell-bound for nearly
two hours
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-30
Husband And Wife.
New York Herald.

Your husband was arrested by an
officer, Mrs. Powers" said the Justice
in Essex Market Court yesterday to n
sad-iaced little woman, " on charge of
cruelty beating you. have sent for you
TO make a complaint against him"
against my husband, siI2' she
asked in low voice.
Why, Of course. Your face is cut
and swollen, your arms black and
blue, and your lips quivering now from
the pain his brutality has caused you.
Your cries were pitiful to hear, your
neighbors say, AID they add that your
husband is drunkard and that you
have to support him"
"Oh let him go" said the little
woman, crying. Gle didn't mean to
do We've been married just year
and half. Our little boy is home
asleep. would not have it said his
father even had been arrested for beat
ing h;' mother. You'll let him 90;
please do" and the woman wept
afresh.
And what do 20 you say, Powers"
answered the Court.
"Sayl' answered the drunken brute.
Why, say damn her! I'll give it to
her when get her again. I'll stop her
blubbering and her baby-stories."
You will not if have the power to
prevent you. You are committed tor
six months in default of 5000 to keep
the peace"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-30

A YOUNG clergyman in London was
recently arrested for getting drunk and
refusing to pay his cab hire. He was
fined 5 shilllngs, and sent valuable
ring to a pawnbroker to raise the
money.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-30

A HALIBUT weighing 425 pounds was
caught the other day at Cape Col.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-30
THE SILVER WEDDING CELEBRATION.

AT two p. NJ. an immense concourse
of people gathered at the eastern en-
trapce of the capitol where a large
platform for speakers had been
erected. The Bower City band, Of
GAINESVILLE, and the Madison band,
furnished excellent music. Hon.
Horace Rublee called the meeting to
order and introduced to the audience
Hon. John Walwortn, of Richland
county, chairman OF the convention Of
twenty-five years ago, who referred in
brief speech to some Of he numerous
changes which had occurred during the
past twenty-five years in our state and
nation, and welcoming the members of
the party to-day to a participation in
the glorious fruits of the work of the
party. He closed by introducing Hon
j. A. Sleeper, of Chicago, chairman Of
the committee on resolutions Of the
convention OF a quarter century ago,
who read the call for that convention
and the resolutions adopted at that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
RGREIGG GEiL.S.

The municipality OF Paris La voted 500 600
francs Tor the relief CT thu poor.
Tho clerical members Of Tho Piussian Ian flag
will vote agAi1s: the government railway pur-
CHASE scheme.
Tho tx-Enpress Euscnio raised through
bondage. France, yesterday, 90 her return lIcm
Spain 10 London.
Tho Russian poycrrmcnt has entrusted to NJ.
Buck, CtuosclIor of State, tho negotiation Of o
large lean st Berlio, Amsterdam and Paris.
The Spanish crisis has ended by a formation
Of a cabinet by Senior Castillo. Campos will
make an explanation Of his course from his scat
in the Scaatc.
The Court of Cassaioo. France, has sus.
poCded iGu.0uSc Judge Tor cue year for toGsi-
lng the CGu.t dc ChaubJri ts klus OF La-
gltiGist banquet.
Up to The 5ih instant thcro were 10 or.
rests made iu Moscow aud uighborhood for sup.
posed connection with tn: attcu:pt upon the
life OF the CIR.
Adrces from Mexico state that Gen. Con-
z,lcs has been arrested and q ,8cly coGGucd for
conspiracy. lSugd) MaIisciI, formerly minis
ter to Washington, has tccu appoiutcl minister
oil jus 100 10 tho cabinet
Iho Kashgar revolt has cndCd by the defeat
Of llakim Khan, With tho Loss OF 1000 mcu.
llak!m Khan u August ISL, assa!SJuatcI
Yakoob Beg, the Trooper Kiug Of Turkeatan,
who had dislnhcrtcd hia own soma and desig.
mated llakim Khan his successor. Aynob Khan,
with an Afghan fore, has l,r Ilcra! to attack
tho British at Cabnl.
Heavy sa0w falls nro reported throughput
Germany and Austrian SwItZ rlsud, and from
1 H. H. L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
IL gil decide that sE.ar he sots there,

iiC 'AttiuS iu-I III SCtS blSkSt
Inc other gentleman in reply 10 tho question
SHAT party will Malone 20 with, replied that
ho YOU'D represent the reaaiuster's party.
But what party-jemocrat or republican
There is no party 10 Virginia now. was tho
reply. We leave Gen. Malone to decide as to
what party ho will belong to.
Mr.. Baily. OF Washington. To-day. in his
sr2@2h. also majo tho significant assertion. II
propose to follow no flag but the flag Of read
jnstneat.' One Of the parry also said to tho
correspondent to day, Wait ill you see our
platform Of principles. That will sweep tho
State" Now every thing goes to show that Gen.
Malone will certainly not 10 to the Senate as
q democrat.
Maj. Daniel stated 10 his speech 10 the Sen.
ate TO day that hn intended to show up the
record ci' some Of tho nominees of tho read
.nscls and let them seo and tho people SEQ
what mannor of mon they were putting in
Stale Offices. 1t is supposed he will mako the
speech 10 morrow. STRONGB0W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
HEL1o si- Fksa NIX.
Over 300 bills wsrc iairoducoI % the i!

Over 300 bills WaIc iairoduccu % !Ha i!rtiSc
OF Representative yesterday.
Tho city authorities, aad tho Waier Bnard,
in particular. Of Baltimore, arc asking the q1ci.
ton whether or not tho water ltaa OF St OoO.-
600 will complct, the Gunr oTd.r works.
10 the House Of Repro santatives. yesterday,
among the tiIls introduced Was ole by MIR.
Goodc, 10 ercouraso aad aid tie education OF
the colorcd people by he appropriation Tor that
pnrpos, ofttc unpaid f1nnics and psY OF the
coIorcd soldiers.
Brc7et Mai5l Frederick il 1slieratz. Of the
sixteenth Uutcl States Infantry, died ct Fort
Riley, Kansas, last Sunday evening, aud was
tlrcd there yesterday with military honOis.
Daring tho civil war lie was aid de camp At the
headquarters Of the army CT tho Potomac.
Tho Cabinet meeting ycatlfday authorized
the Secretary ui the lttAfiOr to notify General
l!a'ch to rerrivo the IKE lnLiars engaged 10
tho White River massacre, with the assurance
that they will DO granted an impartial thai by q
military commission nutIln Of Cu0laln and
Now Mex 60.
The New York Herald had reporter in the
signal service observatory IN that cry Sunday
night, lot king fer mcicors. Ia the spAcs OF
about hall Gn hour ne counted Xix. ono Of them
vas y;rJ Brilliant aud beautiful; but leaning TO-
far back in hia observation, ho lost lis balance
and moment later lie aaw about Coo 600.
Conrtcnay, the regular democratic nomiaet
for mayor oI Charleston, =. g., was. ycs'
tcrlay elected. Cnhtcst Was between Courtcnay
regular democrat. Sale. who Claimed to be re-
guar democrat, md GaYor, independent de-
mocrat Tho colored vote was divided between
the three candidates, Courtrnay receiving G
largo portion OF il, i,c'uding the loneshoIemor
who supported him IN body.
COL \. X. Mcclure. oditcr Of tho Philadel
phia Times, writes to his paper from Washing
| ton "lhtro is chill on the Grant move
mcnt all through the administration circles, ant
| the stalwart leaders, who DOW embrace nearly oil
| tho prominent republicans, arc intent on O sys-
| tcmallo effort TO defeat tho third term inDo
| vaioD. Secretary Sherman IL the fG7orit ohn'
| dldatC OF tho Prrsiccnt and most Of tho cabiuc
| for the successloO.
| Tic municipal election 10 Boston, Yesterday
| resulted in the re.elt C ion OF Mayor Prince, do
| II o,rat. Ky q plurality OFF 7G&. 10 Boston apt
ether points where tho women voted Tor III
school committco the ieHcrs show that the!
voted nearly if not quite up TO their full regis
| traton. They generally voted carly, and wen
| to the polls prepared with their ballots. Tn
republicans carried Worcester, Lowell anl
Salem, The demcc:a'a Nawbu1ypolt. and Til
ereeDbackeGs carried Lynu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
Governor General BIanno has rrsnmsd lh
gGvhrnO!ship Of Cuba.
lfUTEL ARRIVALS.

Mansion House-E Bourko, Washington, i
z; Gno l. Ashmond. N Y Gustavus Ureol, Va
!. . Sicott, 10; Culhbart Owens. do; l. N Cox,
baltimore; Jonathan ken2, Newark Nd; M
Is FUR, w; knv r THOMPSON, Nashville,
lean; a d Morgonthal, Waynosboro, Tom ;
Cel Arthur Herbert, Va; Colonel K III Du!any
Ioudoun Cleo j. Berry, Culpeper.
Tontino-N u Novtt, Fairfax co, Va; Ii r
uoudo1sholl, BALTIC, Md; ii b Bryant city; II
l. Whltmorr, Va b McUabo, do; Robert 3
Florence. do; Horny Smith, do; VIM Henry
Smith, jr, do; w d Newton, do II q johnson,
40 FTank Sedf"rd. Washingion; II Mil.
land, Va; VIM Way, do DR. $ Nj Jones, War.
renton, Va; VIM Camp Fauquier co, Va; w
q Ciomens, Richmond, Va; s s Nottingham
Norfolk; j B Bevorly, Leosburg; Il q Msddux
Balto. Md; Jonathan Keen, Newark, N u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

Ii tho whole pol c. ttrte of the city tc not
abolished and the preservation OF the pcacl AID
property OF TIE cii;z3as 10 entrusted to tho
constabcs AID g few night wa.chmcr, IS some
advise. we hope the th,rer may BIZ 50 amend
Cd as to give the Mayer not only TIC entire con
troll sCG supervision Of the police force, but the
appointmcnt Ct its morLb2ra. The resporsl,
biity for its efficiency w5u,d then rest solely
upon him, and he could be called 10 account for
any dorclioIion 10 It's duly. Uadcr tho present
system nobody Is responsible, for tho members
Of the force arc o:ca:c by twenty four Alder
men and Ctunii'mNn. and when they nro re-
moved for cause lltsc samo Aldermen and
Councilman can tc!natato them, al they did last
night. What sor: Ct discipline and efficiency
Gan be- txRt ctci oi 4 force, the members OF which
Can perform their duty or nat Ga they pIt asc
and, Il ranOy ell for LrEirctiug it, J., r. atnI
by another authaiity than that which 70,
moved them? hul who will risk his own self
respect hy attempting to cniorc. discipline up
Oh and exact Efficiency from force organic ID
under snch a pcrncioua and even rr!cnIona
system
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
ElD.

In Washington. on tho 9TH OF Decsmbsr, OF
consumption, in tho 18th year Of her aye. Mre.
SUSAN Il. DORMAN, formerly of this civ.
1t 10 with sorrow that we record the death of
this most ostimablo lady. She had been q SUI
ierer for long time and it was with great "a.
always cheerful, and had Kind word for ove,v
orc. Mono knew her but 10 love her, none
named her but to praiso' She died as she had
lived, sincere christian and q flrm believer in
the Lord Jesus Christ. blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
DELE GAzETrE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTIsER.

Tbs House Committee on Canals !nct this
morning aIi informally reviewed he "9:k 20.
fore them. A meeting Of tho su5-comrli!.ec, ~
which Representative Turner is chairman, will
moot tomorrow morning ~ conslter Tho House
bill No. 3St, Of lsst session, relative to granting
the right of way TO the Georgia ard FLORIDA
Canal GnmnanY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

REPORTED DROwNED.-It vas reported at
Cumberland 90 Monday that Capt. Daniel
Kaufman of the canal boat Clara, had been
drowned at Little Slack Water, near Hancock,
90 Sunday. His hat was discovered fJaliug on
tie water, and the man vas missing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
puGLlauEn DAILY AND TRtWEEKLY BY
E!DL1 n SIS E5N'o w q HIM
WEDNESDAY, EvENa.. DECEMBER t.

We ara clad to 500 G0utLern senator's ranRlrg
SIDE OF Mr.. Ha5a;d Mr.. Hampton says tho SUP
l.ort Of the llyarl resolution by sOulhern c)n.
erss ,ionaI, will di abuse tie North Of the GRO
neGus idea t:at the South wants 10 ILflltN tho
cnErcncy, dcprcriatc it, sLd thereby he enabled
10 pay lis rnil,c aLl Ir,Vato debts in cheap
ialnt J; and that the VI $ .orn democrats having
Eaen afforded far chanca for tlsliIg tie
popularity Of her currency ideas have TO Just
clua> to opprs; ill1 granting of q similar test
to ideas advanced by the eastern wing Ct tho
ibriy. Mr.. Johnston, nls0 az stated By our
Washington corr( spondcnt. while believing that
tho cnrrcLc7 gu sion should have been cs-
caoWCd hy the demo c;acg, now thst it hes been
opened .thinksit probable that crhapIt Nis,st
Course for tho South to pursue would be to sup.
FORT The Bayayl resolution. Wo arc convinced
1t would. One Of the reaaons why tho North
IL prec;i,aily sold is, az Mr. Hampton says, the
fear OF tho South designs upon tho currency,
should the democrats obtain Cnlro control Of
the government. This fear. Of COURSE would
be entirely removed if the South we're 10 sup-
pert hard morey policy, and Mr. Bayard's
ris lulon incllncs that way. Tkcp, too. the
adoption OF .uoh policy would be coming back
to ono Ct the old and true principles Of DEM
ccracy. Nobody WINS contraction tf the
currency, but everybody knows that the treas
ury notes must be redeemed eventually, and
that there never can be more arpoIune
time for their redemption ttaa the present,
when the vaults Of the Treasury nro running
over with gold, when the mints arc cor :antly
employed iu Increasing the amount, aud when
foreign gold is pouring toto tie county at almost
every customs port. Calling in q grcepback
and giving cut gold dollar in exchange is not
contracting toe currency, Neither would the
coinage Of dollar worth of silver in silver
dollar lessen the capacity Of the minis. and The
sooner a0d the nearer the democrats approx
mate policy looking to these cnJs, the moro
rapidly acd The mrrt certainly will they regain
the coLflcnac Of o " Jriiy CT the people Ct
tho ccuairy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
Agricultural Convention

ENEw YORK, Dec. 10 The agricultural con-
vention for the formation ofs National Agricul-
tural Society was begun this morning ct the
Metropolitan Hotel. About 80 delegates were
p1elent from the different Sta!es Ct The Union,
including Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

Court OF APPEALS y EsTERDAY.-Baldg )
executrix vs. BaldRiD. Appeal allowed, ADD
supersedeas awarded to docrce of the Clrcuit
Court OF Charlotte county, proLouuced on The
ID of October, 1879.
Saterlee, a., Us. Cameron. Appeal allowed
AID supersedess awarded to decree of the Cir.
cult Court Of Clarke county.
GlSZ CROOKS administrator vs.. Gillian and
alE: Argued BY John Howard, ESQ.,, for ap-
pelia6t aud NJ. NJ. Gillian for appellee and SUB.
mittcd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

GRAND LODGE OF NAsoNs.-Tic Grad
Lodge ct Masors OF Virgiaia 10 sessioo in
Richmond, last night, elected tho fooVit o
officers: Peyton s. Coles. g NJ; r nj Page, Is
q NJ; NJ B CsrrlrgIon. 6 s W; III w Murray,
q W; L II Hill, & s D.; W L Dinkard,
GID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
Retrieved.

ALBANY, N, T.. De- l0.--The Governor
has decided to grant repiovn 10 dass OF Green.
held. wi was TO b. hanged at Syiau4o on
Friday until January 20, 1850.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

The Now York ladies sre agsio 10 the field
5gs!nst the practlca OF teGdeliDg spiriturus Ii,
Gnols to their gentlemen visitors on Now YesI' j
Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
The State Officers.

SPECIAL dispatch 10 tho Gazetto
RICHMoED. Dec lC-1:%9 p. NIP 10 fur
O'Clock this evening only Corben M. Reynolds
had been elected Stale Treasurer in place of
Hon. L. HI. T. Hunter. There Was q sroat deal
of discussion before the election. The vote fer
Reynolds and Hunter Wa about as that for The
previous officers elected STRoNGB3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

DINNERS AND liArrlNE1 The harmony of
married life tcrtn "a aIm'ai entirely upon din
ncrs. Ii ia not tho atat Of tho hoart 50 much
as tho c)nditihn Of The s. nmIrh which makes q
man happy. Ii IS better for q w0man.r rank hrresy
VIC know. u be ab!u "a make cheerful ho,rc
than to talk Geek. H,lrra m:rlisg, tho
ability 10 slag divn1lS aud 10 play impt ssiblo
music are very attractive; but when TWO people
sottlo d5wn to the steady woik OF loving each
other for forty or l:y years Tho kitchen inovi.
tally emphasizes i;selI and tho chances OF sue
c!ss ere greater with connolly housewife than
With a. accomplishtd bcsu'y, who knows every.
thing except how 10 make tho hous, ATTRACTIVE.
Tie domestic c>nGqaouc1s arc apt to be fear
ful when 4 wife knows so much that
She en- tell tho grcGt uncle OF Moses,
And tho dates Of tho Wars Of the Roses.
And the reason Of thirg s-whg Tho Iidans
wear lings.
10 thsir RID, aboriginal nJsss--,
But dotstn' know chicken from turkey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

New YORK. Doc. l0-SLGcks strong. Money
6.G. Flour quiet. Wheat fvrriAh and higher
Corn quiet and highar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
s2sSiJFTs-f NEiiiTS.

James K. RcGa, cotton aad commission
merchant ct Noil"!t, hir! yesterday OF nnn-
sumption.
Tho c4ae Of john T.. roin,l, x',r has been
set for hearing Oh Mondsy nrSt in the Court
OF Appeals.
Gen. lii:% l.,c haa RESIGNED his position al
mcmhIr Of the t"'rl "I VISITORS at The c1llcpe
al l'lacksburg.
Justice John NJ. DIowry. prominent citizen
OF Nolloik county, aud ioiInCr ahllII, died | ls
night at his RI aidNrcc 10 i'mlc,ry.
A youne lady cf NorInlk, who has been lying
in IrArro for sly months. startled thra, arounrl
h'r on Monday by sHdinnlg rtc>varln. lc:
voice., ard, 10 n certain tEt,nt, thu une Of her
linba. Shn taIka perfectly vol. but her at
tcmpts ut whlh log ale suah ~ would 10 made
by child. She says shn WAS conscious all the
Tine though nna'io 10 !hTog cll the le,haigg
that bound hlr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10
CANAL COM Nj EkCE.

r, Arrived .Bosts w q Hunter, to American
Goal 20; -Four Sisters. TO Georges Crock Coal
Co; Csrdoll and Clara, tod T Agncw K 60.
m Doparted-Bosts w 9 Hunter, -Four Sislors.
L Cartell and Clara.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

Tho market today is firm and active F!cu.
is steady and an advance is probable The ra-
ceipts Of Wheat are only light; prices hsvo ai.
vanced, and 2l7G bushels were offered to-day
and sold at $50 for Fuiz. and l6l, lE4, l56. l5;!
and l5S for Lancaster. No Old Corn WAS cta,,
3D. and wo still quote st sc 5S tho offerings OF
new amounted to 1882 bushels, which sold at 8,
for yellow and Sc Tor white. No Rye or Oats
were reported, but pricoa romsin unchanged
County produce is scarce. and prices arc sshsi,
higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

We haSo received tho annual report Of the
Commissioner Of Fisheries Of tho Stata oc Wiz.
vinis
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kDnlvUn

PORT OFiALEXANDRIA. DEGEMBER 10.
Sun risaa....... Sun sots.... ....... u Al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-10

Str lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk, to T. a Rus.i.
Str Mattano. lower Potc, 10 j BrpIers Il Co
Str Jan0 MOseley. lower Popc. 10 r A Reoi.
Schr AMMO M Allen, Providence, to mhsier.
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