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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-21

turned to New Orleans Mt noon Tues
day. Her "high-toned'' captain said
in five different languages that Monroe
was the best town he has had the pleas
ure Of striking In = good long time.
The captain, though delighted with
Monroe, could not stop over long be-
cause, as he said, he had plenty Of job
work at New Orleans to which he had
to attend.
The Hanna, with the genial Ben
Cornwell in the ONCE, will arrive to-
morrow and return to New Orleans
Sunday at noon. Get your luggage
ready.
We have been told that Capt. John
w. Cannon had remarked to a certain
party that, with Tobin in command,
his namesake could and probably
would make semi-weekly trips to
Monroe. He further stated that if he
left New Orleans Saturday evening
passengers would eat dinner in Mon
roe Monday, and IL they were making
the round trip, would have break fast
In New Orleans Wednesday morning.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-21

Rev. DR.. r. 9. Trippett will preach
In the Courthouse next Sunday, at IL
| a. m. and u p. m. G. w. CARTER.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-21

Horses. buggies and hacks kept for hire.
Horses and mules bought and sold. Good
lots and sheds for drovers connected with
the stable. Horses and mules boarded at
reasonable terms. Personal attention paid
to feeding all stock.
~ BastrOp and Farmervillo stage office
at this stable. March %, 1878. lie
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-21
~ =.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
BEES FOR SALE. ~
:: :: ::
ITALIAN QUEENS,
NUCLEI & COLONIES,
Langstr0th Hives.
Orders for Apiarian supplies, such ..
Foundstion. &c. sent to my addres., care
Of II. ]. Nelson, Monroe, La, will receive
prompt attention. ,,oo :
A PLAssAN 4 CO.,
COTTON FACTORS & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. lss Ora VIER STREET,
p. b. ACAT. Special Agent,
May7.ly NEW ORLEANs, Ia.
THE SOUTHERN BENEVOLENT
MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF
-:O:- -....
A c. RID.
Approving, IN we do, tho SAFE, EourrA-
nLF, PERMANENT and CHEAP protection
given its member. by the Southern Benev-
New Orleans, and appreciating the imr,or-
tanee Of having 9 branch ONCE and agency
Of the same Ia Monroe. and the good Il wifi
and community. we, the undersigned, do
hereby consent to become members OF said
! Association and to aid in tho Organization
Of a local Board and Agency OF the same at
] this place.
We do also advise all who feel An Interest
munity and who may wish to provide sup
port and protection for their families. to
join this excellent Association at once "a
we have done. Signed
FRANKLIN GARRETT, Ut. SrRorHER
yN0. DRAao, ID. NJ. SHoLARs,
y. r. RICHARDSON, JNo. @. SANDERS,
WARREN q. KENNEDY NJ, J. IIpDEII.
CHAs. J. BoArNER, AUSTIN GREEN,
+. p. STUBBS, JOHN A. MOORE
=. ID. MCENERY, e. b. CRYER,
URIAH MILISAIs, And theirs.
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Personal.

Mr.. J. w. Wright with his interest
Ing family took the train Monday for
Howard, Kansas, where he expects to
permanently locate. Mr.. Wright had
for ten years been an esteemed citizen
of Monroe, and we think that he did
right wrong in leaving us.
DR.. D. Beatty and family LETT by
rail Wednesday, for. st. Louis and the
Northwest, where they will sojourn
for the summer. ...
The Editor, Capt. McCranie, is rus
ticating this week in the vicinity of
tho "Ouachita Jungles.' This repor-
ter is going TO - stay right in Mon
roe.
Mr.. John b. Garretson, we are glad
to learn, has been appointed by Gov.
Wilt to a colonclcy in the militia. A
good selection.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-21

We are panied to learn that Joseph
Il. Swan, a resident of the Island, was
instantly killed on the 18th inst. near
the Chovan by tree the half of which
fell across the road as he was passing
by on his way home from Monroe.
Mr.. Swan was in buggy, and
accompanied by Mr.. w. A. Bum
pers. Our readers will, perhaps,
recollect considerable shower in Mon
roe on that day, accompanied by
wind. Doubtless the tree was riven
by the wind and fell before he
could get beyond its reach. We learn
that Mr.. Bumpers saw the tree fall.
Ing, and called to Mr.. Swan to hurry
up, but the warning came too late
The tree killed him Instantly, break.
Ing his arms and literally MASKING
his body to jelly, as we under.
stand, but the animal Ire was driving
escaped unhurt.
Mr.. Swan has been long Il resident Of
this parish, and was a successful plan
ter AS business man he was honora
BILE and energetic. Few citizens of oul
parish could be more justly mournet
THAI the one whose sudden death i.
here chronicied.
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TUE BOSS OCETEE rOT.

TUE BOSS OCEEEE POT.
NO MORE WEAK, MUDDY COFFEE
w. u. WrrGIIT, ut tho Southern Express
once, has purchased tho patCnt right for
tt"achltn and f.fncoIn parishes for '"rhe
ii"ss Coilee Pot, tho best aud most Geo
nominal coffee maker in lIse. It makes
c"ilee equal to tho best French "driprer" ~
thirty seconds. Any child six years old
can mako the bcSt cofiGo with IL.
Prices for ono quart pot, SOC; three pints.
7h; half gallon, 81 90; five pints, vi 10.
Call and examine IT. or sond for ono, and
try it,
Monroe, La, January Is, 1850. IF
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Rosa B.
And now "it is whispered about
but don't say anything about it-that
Captains John w. Cannon and John
w. Tobin are going to see II something
ssis not impregnable." 1t has been in
timated to US that these gentlemen pro-
pose a semi weekly line of fast side
wheelers to Monroe and two boats a
week to Camden, with connections at
Monroe with packets for all the tribu-
taries. Now we ought not to have said
anything about this matter and would
have kept silent had not the Bulletin
made mention of it. We were aware
something of this kind for some time
past and were only awaiting a fair OPP
portunity to sair our knowledge"
The opportunity having offered we
"air out" 1t is probable that the Jno.
w. Cannon, Frank Pargoud, Thomp-
son Dean and City of Yazoo will con-
stitute the through line-though, we
cannot this early say positively.
The John Wilson passed down Fri
day night with light trip.
The Willie for Bayou Bartholomew,
left Wednesday morning loaded fat.
| The Painter No. 2, which aided the
Rosa e. in bringing up the Katie, re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
Mothers !MoGners!!Mo,

Are you disturbed Is. niga. and broken of sou r
rest BY Sick child sufesin and crying with The
eS1rucistr pain Of cuttrg teeth II SO, % Vt
once and geLa bctt,o OF MIS- WINSLOW'S
SOoidlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho Door
li.te sufferer mmediataly-depend upon il :;
mere Is no mNtske tblut it. There is not 4
not tell you ct once that it will rsgnIsto tho
bowels, and give rest to tho mother, and relief
and health to tho child, operating like magic.
II 10 perfectly safe to USE ia all cases, and pless-
ant TO the taste and is tho prescription of one Of
me Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
ID 1;1 me United States. Full directions for using
less the facsimile of CURTIS & Jenkins
Is on tie outside wrapper. Sold by oil Medicine
imitstona. "a'' VI
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LOLHE H1Es-FTFES

Mr.. }. L. Watkins is i'll al his rc5lerc,. in
West Fad.
Mr.. VIM. F. Vincent ssys he is no. candi-
hste Tor mea:urer sld inspector Of lumber.
TIE republicans Of the city will meet in the
several wards tonight and elect delegates TO q
county convention.
a large excursion psry from tho North
passed over tho Virginia Midland railroad this
morciog for Richmond.
The entertainment 1t lhs NJ. + Church last
was decided success and tho dilioron. pieces
were received with applause.
The receipts CT fish h: FIshtown to-day w;re
very light owing to the high winds Shsd sold
al from > Ia to SID per huudred, And herring at
from 80 to $40 per thousand.
:. NJ. Shoemaker, esq., of DAl,inore, resi-
dent manager OF til, division of tho Adams
Express Company. ard vito aud daughter
M'rlao. ltit New Io:k to day 10 tho steamer
ScytbIs Tor E1rope.
a marriage lie use WIS issued ia Washiop-
ton yesterday to Eiwsrd I. Siuukrl, cf Fred
c!ick county, Md. and Hetty A. Rose. IT this
ci'y; R'nhald l.. Gardoer, Of Plinc1 Georges
cJuoty, Md, aud Msy +, Hcher. of Washing
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

CONSERVATIVE REApJOsTERs. Tho newly
organized conservative resdiuster cub Of the
city held NE tiog Last night 10 tho Sun ia,
g'n' House. Eipsr l.. Brockat president OF
'he C'uo, w9s in The chair, aud y. ". llulde
spd James Shnn sctrd as scol c.arIes.
permanent organization W. 8 fec ed by he
nGoption OF a C nsritu,iin aud set Of bylaws.
Inc oil j'c: Of the club is set forth 10 he frs.
clause Vi the rsltuiou a. follows:
1--WE. the lie nod rSigoed, voters OF tho city
Ct Alexandria. w., form ourtelvcs toto 90 as
efcia'iOn called the Ahxsndtia Conservative
acius,irg Club, The oil ent OF which ID to
&C a,t he State debt ard to cleo. deut cratic
President Ct the Uoittd Statts, and all demo-
cratic offers for iii, Il s tic, 10 dirtcs opposi
Non 10 republican sJmrath ztrs of tic Aex-
ahdFia rear iCsilug rstty. We respectfully ask
The CO cp;rai'Ol ct tho Conservative party to
further our tuds in l!c tcjomi llsbmeht ct Cur
vices"
Fifty mex mtubc were recti9eI iato the
field i:s! tight. making 8 total membership Of
5,Tenty five, With Il largo Iumber OF op3lica-
lions % be iced upon.
The club will meet agaio next week and up
point Ommittco meD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

APpOlNTMENT.-Mr. John Ly6cE, q you1 g
man vino has teen employed at tho establish
mant of Messrs. Downbam and Green for some
time. was to day assigned 10 duty at MIR. Peter
Feran's distiIlery. near Roberts Il HuOt's mill,
10 Esirfax county, as storekeoper, vic, h. d.
Fitch. removed. This position pays to the
happy possessor the peat little SUM of about 81
rer day. Who wouIdn't be Grant map, or a
Sherman msa, or Blaine man, or any other
KIDD of man, ADD be accused OF following af;er
the lcaves and fishes, provided the said ''Ioaves
and fishes" are what are called good fat
takes" a. W. Harris, co!cred. who. it Vi S
rumored tho other day, had bean Appointed 10
the above position. is an applicant for Uoit:d
States guegerot iquors new filed by Mr.. L. A..
Butts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

SoME people plod along through life sufFering
with dyspepsia, Sick Headaches. Constipation
snd Bilious attscks while source of relief is
almost within their grasp. Why is it? Be-
cause these ailments take away tho energy and
ambition, and unable to fight against the sttend-
ant feelings, and refusing to take anything for
t rensi, toe sun 'rels g., to Al early grave, TO
IRON this ststs Of feeling. Go to your drugei.,
ana ask for Laroquss a n!i B llous Bitters. Try
them, and our word for j! you will be- SURPRISED
at the magic change thst will take plsce." Be-
cure TO get those manufactured by W. H. Thorn
ton, Baltimore. Md. Packs g. 25e; bottle ST.
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CORPORATION CoURT-Judge 4. ".
Chiffon presiding -Hooc's adur VS. H0oti
ct al IN chencaryi report OF Z. W. Wttties,
comm Of sale, filed and decree coz frming same.
Caze1Oves sdm'r va Johusun sud others and
GunnelTs admir- vr Fo:sst! OF a.! in cbancory-
corsolijs,ed; petition Of VIM. y. Brown fled
ND decree Of reference.
a license to seep n o.r room was granted e
john j. Rice
Standardization upon the estate Of VIM. g.
Reck!oy WAS committed to Nancy Beckey, wIO
gave bond md justified.
Mrs j. A. Williams Was appointed guardian
81 j. seph L. Smith ana James I. i1nilh. orph sns
OF Jsnes 4. Smith, deceased. Gave bond and
qualified.
Com. W. Thoa. Warner; burglary jury sworn
evidence hoard and verdict guilty OF entering in
tho night time dwelling house without break.
ing with intent to commit larceny, and term il
peniten,lsry fixed 81 three yea,g. Motion foi
Lew Trial, and time taken to consider said motion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
FISH DEALERS.
FISH |

FISH FISH, FISH
having completed cut arrhng, m ,nts for the
season OF 1850. we are now Prepared to III sll
orders St tho shortest noiics for FRESH sad
SALTED POTOMAC FISH.
10 dealers we would say that our brand has
always stood No. ia QUE market, and we in
teno 20 naintsin our former reputation. We
ship Hsh packed in ice, so lhss porsors ordor;no
can depend on getting them fresh. All orders
entrusted to US will receive prompt attention.
our nan house is No. l Corporation ish wharf
and stalls Nos. 2, 3 snd City Market
Er. W. d. SMITH is now engaged with us
anu VIII a'tscd 10 all orders entrusted to him.
api-2n GEO. E. PRICE 90,
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INTERFERING WITH Coal SnlpMENTs.-
Capt. German loaded iouT boats at Cumber-
Land, Monday, W ith Borden cnal, Intending to
leave under blank maniies!s. Yesterday morn.
log, however twc threatening notices, warning
Gorman snd his cteW not to clear with blank
manltess', were found % his boats He did cot
20. The Borden CompaDy's boatmen were
to take c>al cargoes under blank mauIes!s, but
IS they have bean interfered with and threaten
ed the compsny have decided to ship by Bali-
more and Ohio railroad, and begin loading to
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

The CANAL Water was let 10 the Al,x,n
dria canal to day, and the prospects ore. al
though the bo4tmen arc little rebeous, that
bea's will be arriving shortly Three boats.
carrying $50 90 tons Of coal eft Cumberland
Saturday, for Wil'ismsport. the coDslgnees pay
ing at the rate Ct SIPS per ton from Cumoer'
land to Georgetown. Notice is given that here
after steam caEal boats will not be allowed to
pass through the saueducs of the Alezandra
canal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

PRFsBYTERY MEETINGS. The Pfcsbvtery
OF Washington city, with which the First Pres.
hyterlao Church, 10 the ci'Y, il connected, met
10 the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Washington, last Dight.
The rasbytery Of Maryland, with which the
U Dion Presbyterian Church. 10 this city. is con.
nscted. will meet ia Franklin Street Church,
Baltimore. to morrow eveios, at 1870 O'Clock.
Kew. DR.: Bullock will preach the Opening SER
mon. Mr.. N. w. Pierson has been elected
delegate from the Union Church, au1 Mr.. G..
w. y. Ramsay. alternate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

The FOUNDRY AND BLooMARY.-A trial OF
the new f1uDdrS at the depot of the Virgin a
Midland Railroad took place yts:trlao evenir 6
uuder the SUPPLEMENTARY OF Mr.. janis K.
Waddey. master mechanic of the road, proving
a complete succel s. This morniog the tstat-
IishmeDt was 10 full operation, and number of
castings for bridge work made.
A uisl of the new boomary, established by
Mcssrs J. p. Agnew & Co., also took ! lace
yesterday evening. and everything worked with
entire satis!sc icr. This mornrg full opera
lions comnerc ID there, and nun b:r Of blooms
Ytrs made.
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MApLEwcoD BREEDING AND TRAINING J

DR. WM, GILES. w Brosdsay, N. Y:
D>sr Si',-Pic'sJ s.a4 ;no ta0 ount butles
ri yaur LioimsDt did AuoLa Tor hors 81.
D1rllE tie past tTo ystrI have us,d it 10 nv
stable 10 the exclusion OF all other linimente.
1t Is The best thing have ever seen for either
man OF least. [ c)u'd cot do Witbtu.it.
Enc! sed, fed draft fyt S..
Vtr2 truly yours, II. p, WADE,
Gilts Pills cure B,!lvuste,s.
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NJ D tt y 4.

l hsve just resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
AZ no. II CORPORATION FISHWdARF,
"ners Will be prepated to furnish all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or SALT at the shorL:st notice. I solicit
your patronage. especially my old customers,
s s guarantee that my past reputation snail be-
fully sustained. w
Al orders from the country promptly a.tsId.
gu 10, ana on Gs good terms as if the parties were
ap5. d&twtf 81. REED
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flour 10 daI! Ard heavy, with little doing
Wheat "a m lISh. receipt prices have advanced,
sal we na:o sales ~ l32 nnd l3} Tor Fu:z, and
80 and 1881 20: Lancaster, sa to quality. Corn
Is quiet at tho recent decline. snd VIC note smsli
ss,es 81 81 for yellow. snd "a for white Ryo
sal Cats ara Is shade ct, bn: no1e were offered
:'a Lay. Butter and Eggs ire in fair demand at
he decline Chickens are higher Glover Seed
4 & shade ower- ether s,liciea unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

aa5> Will open on tho first Day of April a
JOB LOT OF GonDs IRON oae Of the largest
retailers OF New York city, comprising BURT
AID other we'll kGowo manufacturers These
gooa arc OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, ard will be
sold ttr ONE HALF OTHER COST.
Indies, Me0's. Chidren's aud Boys Shoes.
mr. 81 WADDET, ITO King street,
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LOCAL MATTERS

w WEATHER PsoBABn tiles, April 7. 1880.
FOR the Middle States clear or us,tlv cjluJv
tmonuef, noilherly winds, st onsry or lower
tehpefature, and rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

:" Geo Ics75 Norfolk to p q Uooe.
-. lay & Inc Lake, Norfolk. to + 4 Reed.
- -, Natal 0, lower rcrc. 10 j BToiers i Co.
as, .r = MI. Bell, lower Polcmsc, oyatels. TO
CLEARED.
-, GG"-7 e the Lake. Norfolk, by F A Reed.
norge Eeary. Norfolk, by ? u Hooo.
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death OF AN OLD ALExANDRGAN.-Ge
Il. Taylor, rtq whose illness was apuCulc
10 yesterdays Gazatte, died at hia rcsdencs 10
ST. Louis yesterday. 10 about The sky fifth
year OF his age. Mr.. Taylor was tho brother
OF MIS-. DR.. A'irS;cin and tho late Charles NJ.
Isyo'. He was l,wysr by profession, and
ppTaclc'd at the bar of this city for some time.
Ito then removed TO 81. LouiS abou. thirty fiva
years ago where be held many i'm portapt posi-
tons OF trust and honor, and was ono of the
Wealthlest citiZ!Gs OF tn at city. He was rs.
c'goz.d By all who knew him as an upright,
public spirited gentleman. The news of his
death will be received with regro! by his mary
friends here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
ALEXAEDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Apr! -

The market this week was bettor supplied
with al kinds CT stock than for several weeks
asst; some very fair ones were Cf,red and sold
readily 3. quotations. Veal Calves in good de-
mand 81 quotations.. with bu. few CO ming TO-
Sono vary good shcsred Sheep were offered aad
sold; hGt few wool Sheep ara coming in. Hogs
"a good supply ct q fraction lower figure than
-: week. Cows and Calves in good supply and
,alr demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07

4 LfdhOf'S COEoTlTUrIONALT TON
= = L IL, highly recommended preparation for
Dyspepsia bllivu;hoas, Headache. Edsestiop,
etc. cony Of thu 'AMEEICAN Ester.
PRISE" vii! bo given to any ORC interested,
which will furt i,h s!l necessary IL fJrms!itn in
regard ~ the merits OF thi5 touc.
slI t. 5. LEAnbEATER s. BRO.
HOL&AA'5 AQUE AND LIVER PAD
A. for Fever ard Aguc, Indigestion, Heart
Disease etc. = supply just received By
epl Il :. LhAnBEATBH & BRO.
nElED FkClT-a 10: Of Iars reschos,
- peeled, TO- Q. D; so strictly chylce
CHERRIES, Pc4ch;s eGl Ai,ples for s,le ut
spl J. q MILbUKN'S.
ENSTRAG CIV Game 10 NY farm, on the
- 1T Install, Small Bed and WRITE
Cow. }hu cw.ie', w p.oviog property ard
paylt& Charge, caa tek) er away
j II. GOINGS,
u. tu1 Lees blrS turapka,
s!O'5.- Near Thsr. Seminary.
{ EhpBEATsE j LUBKlCATlNu LINZ
n ri /, Tor Hhauraatsn SprIins &C., aud
LEAUREAThHo COUGH oISUP, boIn
standard snd well Anowa remedies, arc prepared
mh II +. S LEADaEArER s. RIO,
TkUlT RUTTEE IND PKESERV rs
H. Apple, Pcach, Pear Plum and Ounce
Butter. Preserved Fineapple, Peaches, Cher
mario j. c. MILBURN.
ELOWeR SEED5-Just received lsrpe
4 and splendid assortment, to which we in
vile The especial attention of the sdes.
JAENEY j. CO.,
feb - Nos. 70 and l52 King street.
Sn uSHELS PRIME NEW YORK
Nv EARLY ROSE POTATOES, whch l
can recommend :or the tsblo or for uIsuling,
| received to-day by j. q. MILBURN,
feo27 ~ north Royal St.
GRYSTAL, BRIDGEWATER, WENGER
| ~ and CAMERON PROCESS FAMILY
FLOUR; also choice FNTRAS, for sale 1t
j. Z. M1LBURh'S,
marc 10 N. Royal street.
pLACKINGl BLACKINGl BLACKINGl
- Mason's, Bsrlletrs and Biz by's Shoe Black
ing on hand and for sale in lots to suit
McLEAN UHLER,
feb3 Is King street.
DRlME POTOMAC ROE HERRING, No
L Family MsckersI. in kits Bouelesa,
| Shredded and Whole God Fish, Blosters and
feb il j. q. MILBURN
uAYi HAYl HaYl Choice Timothy,
~ Clover and Mixed Hay in store and fox
mh:s CHAS. S. TAYLOR, Jr.
- SACKS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
/ % ard RIO COFFEE received to day by
| T. w. AVERY,
marie s26 King street.
! VX1OODBUkN SAkVEN WHEEL CO.'S.
| w WHEELS. the best patent wheel made,
for sale by
! feb 70 j. f. CARLIN s. SONS.
~ TUBS CHOlCE PACKED BUTTER
~ received today and for sale hy
4. w. AVERY,
| MARIE i2G King street.
| = PPLE, PEACH, PEAR AND QUINCY
x BUTfkH, JELL1ES Nj pkESnRVES
in buckets or by The pound. st
] ian5 j. g, MILRIJRN,s
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OLDEN Acogt11tD The CORPORATION Court

OLDEN ACQUITTED The Corporation Court
vas engaged near ~ sl day yesterday in tie
th!rd ina! OF Frark j. o dep. who was arrested
ca tie l7Ih day OF Oatobtr, 1879. sod Indicted
67 tho grand Jury a. the O,obtr tern, Of the
court as whit man for goicg out Of the State
,Cr the purpose o., acd marrying one Milly
Motl:y, gro woman, and returning and Iiv
lng With the 1t N N ps pen and wife. The Iry 10
the hrst case found him guilty Ct the crime allie e.
90 10 tho Indictment, and fixed his term OF in.
nrlSooment IN the pr eotiOr2 at three years
Judge Y: II. Stuart @ho ses hea Ju1gc Of tho
Corporatiol Court, sat tho verdict aside and
gtanted MIN pew Trial 90 the grouad that there
vas n'S 10 the iud 'c:melt, 10 Which new trial
!he lry failed to agree, being unable to determ
ice whet6tr no was white or a oolored map,
standing SIX for ,cqnlt'al and SIX for conyc ion
Inc third tTlsl came up Yesterday. the pIison
er haVog heSn corGaed 10 Jail for about six
months, cLd the cise was given to the Jury
about four o'clock Alter b,ioe out one hour
the Try re'urocd iuto court with verdict of
not guilty. aid the pli4oDer vas discharged
Nllly Motley was c,ogict:d at tn, October
term OF The court fer marrying Oden, SUD
posed white mao, and sent to the peui.entipry
for three years. There will probably DO an
effort D'sde to secure her RELEASE.
,, Inc counsal for the prisoner wero Cant F. L.
smith. Edmund Burke, etq and William n.
Feudall.esq :. &, Brent for tho Com mon wealth.
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ARRIVED.

,o"I OF ALEXANDRIA. APRIL 7, 1880.
VA I'-"'.............. rs Sun seis...... & 20
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:" YORK, April 7.-Stocks weak. Monc7
'"r Gull, Wheat dull. Corn dull
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WIOODBUkN SAkVEN WHEEL CO.'S.
w WHEELS. the best patent wheel made,
for sale by
feb 20 j. f. CARLIN s. SONS
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= PPLE. PEACH, PEAR AND QUINCE
x BUTTkH, JELL1ES Nj d PkESnRVES
in buckets or by the pound. st
ian6 j. q. MILBURN'S.
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ELOWe * SEED5-Just received lsrpe
- and splendid assortment, tv which we in.
vile The especial attention Of the lsdies.
JAENEY j. CO.,
feb y Nos. 70 and l52 King street.
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2H TUBS CHOICE PACKED BUTTER
~ received today and for sale hy
4. w. AVERY,
marie ZIG King street.