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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19
INSPIRED BY PRINCE BISMARCK.
RELATIONS wrTHTURKEY,

RELATIONS WITH TURKEY.
Hr. PETERSBURG, March l9.-Tbe Rus
Sian Ambassador TO the Porte, who Is now
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room, suffering from the mumps.
The city officials were all on good time
this morning, notwithstanding the big ban
quet
A list of corporations that have failed to
list with the Audi tor for taxation were
forwarded by the County Attorney yester-
day.
REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.-Joseph Wag-
ner to Charlotte M. Biery, Lot lie in Park
hurst's division, fronting "a feet on the
north side of Elm street, between Isabella
and Patterson; $500.
Tim Shannon was run in again last night
on complaint Of his aged mother. She
failed, however. to appear against him this
morning, and the Mayor continued the case
until tomorrow, and ordered q capias is
sued to have Mrs. Shannon on hand when
the case is called.
Mr.. James Cahill and Miss Mary Golfer
celebrated St. PatrIck's Day by getting
married. The ceremony took place at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Rev. Father McNerny officiating. st. Pat
rck's Day is exempt from the restrictions
Of Lent-so James and Mary say.
Circuit Court Clerk John G.. Schroll Is in
receipt Of letter from his late Deputy,
julius Schweitzer, in which he desires q
pledge in black and white from Mr.. Schroll
that he will not appear before the Grand
Jury to prosecute him. In return,
Schweitzer promises to send full and
clear statement of all his crooked transac-
tions and give his note in full for all def
ciencies. This, of course, Mr.. Schroll could
not do land Schweitzer very we'll knows
it, as he would be placing himself
in the role of compounding
felony in any attempt to shield GRIM
inal. MIR. Schroll will If called upon
give full statement of Schweitzer's crook
| ness to the Grand Jury and let him suffer
the consequences. MI. 6chroll has good
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
GRAPES.

{ Ono healthy, vigorous cane upon a
aewly Get vine is enough. Tie it up Sc
surcly to . support. Vines are trained
- variously that specific directions can
not be given. Whatever the method Of
training, Il should keep in view and
Drovide for the crop next year. Cen
orally the fruit-bearing shoots for the
ptssaat year should be stopped that is
lave sAeir Further growth In length pre-
vsaled by 'pinching on the end Of the
sAoot 1t one, two or three leaves above
- upper cluster Of grapes; this should
aoae very carly, ~ soon Is the clus-
, efbuds (often mistaken for young
1pss) and the young leaves can be
distinctly seen.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

There is general reluctance to give
up the soil Of the orchard entirely to
the trees. While the orchard is young
Il IL best to cultivate it thoroughly, and
hoed crops like potatoes, roots, etc,
can be grown as present pay for the
present trouble, but rs the trees get
elder and shade the ground nothing
else but fruit should be expected from
the orchard. II is . good practice TO
pasture hogs in the orchard in clover
sswn for the purpose, o. 1t is one of the
methods sfenriching the soil and ut the
oan,s time destroying insects.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

II must be admitted by every one "a
miliar with farm work that the labor
problem il difRcult one, and it may
fairly from its importance claim the first
consultation in deciding upon the plan
Of operations for the year. The largest
possible crops may not return profit,
II the labor in their production has not
been well planned. One of the most
important advantages obtained from a
systematic rotation Of crops consists in
the judicious distribution Of labor
throughout the year, 20 that there may
not be Asnrplus ct one time and . def
eiency ct another, that win require the
hiring Of extra hands at the highest Of
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

Grating can be done now, but great
care is necessary. As the bark pecls
easily 1t this season, Il should be cut
through with knife, and the saw made
TO follow the cut, otherwise the bark
may Be peeled and abad wound made.
1t is not best to remove Ill the buds
from the stock before the graft starts,
- there will be no Inducements for the
cap to fiow upwards. After the union
Of the graft is made and The buds upon
II have started, oil those upon the stock
below should be removed in order that
the graft may have the full supply of
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

Curculio of the plum stings the fruit
while quite small. The trees should be
Jared in early morning, beginning
when they are just passing out Of now-
er, and the sluggish beetles caught on a
sheet opened beneath the tree for the
purpose. Afterwards those caught on
tho sheet should be burned.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

Sheep should be tagged before turn
Ing out to grass. Dry ewes may be fat
I'D and marketed Is soon as possible.
Lambs that arc for early market will
need the best Of care and early feed.
The good shepherd will look well to his
flock and count itcvcry day, SO that NO
animal viii get strayed away of aud
lost. The best way to kin ticks is to
dip the lambs shortly after the sheep
are sheared in tobacco water, to which
sulphur il added.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

An early rolling If clover to settle the
roots that have been raised by frost
Win b especially appropriate after the
open winter just passed. Fifty pounds
Of plaster per acre will often have q
coed effect o. the larger doses Of one to
two hundred pounds that are recon-
mendsd., Wood ashes ON many soils
win be found Z useful application.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

The presence Of borcrs is known by
tlss sawing they make. The only eifcc-
tual method Of reaching them is by
probing with wire; cut the tree with
. knife - little may be found ncccs-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

n kitchen and market garsicsingwork
6apt to come with rush there are SO
oans different things to attend To that
unless he work IL properly planned
UucA timc viii be lost. II happens with
0any whom make . change Of rcsideucc
shaa they cansot beg,n xnrdening until
~, first Of May. Tbeae have been
ehlieed to delay the planting Of those
SssFs shat should be put ias ssea - The
81 wm permit, and win be so,newhsf DC.
AandAand With extra effort, ard that
q sace, they may be able to get abresst
with the season with maost Of the vegct-
onles ef the season.
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-. lu i....,,s .,.rssiJ;e .sss
g!bt d!|!!!Iit 81 &ask.
Nav K : very busy nosth, and the
iscRErfIox TWO DolxAns n ADVANCE.

May r. . very busy month, end there
b % nncA work crowded into IL that .
hrasr Is h danger ofhsiAg IN hurry.
Every hour Of work SHOULD be 20 PLAN
ned ;that Il WIN tell most c1ectually and
ths reqnires considerable thought IN
ecdse 70 a The most ursest and impor-
tant WORK drst, and leave undone these
thiAes which may be done almost -
wen b. md BY. A. We SOW 20 do we
reap, and - this b the month Of sowing
IL wesk DOW WIN IN . great measure
determine what the harvest Of the year
shall be. Keep pushing on, but with .
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

II Is sSrih while for farmers every
shere 10 rccaswisss that thorough cul-
sure is better than ahree ssS-sgages.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

In marketing fruit provide all the
proper appliances for quick and proper
handling before the fruit 10 ready. So
much depends upon the appearance Of
tAe fruit in the market that neatness
and care in 50 packing it that II will
chow At Its best will pay. Caution the
lickers that NO ovcr-ripc fruit be put in
~ baskets or crates. 1.-THE distance 10
0avket IL considerable the fruit should
be d : less mature state than when but
OAogt distance.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

Crude carbolr esd Mixea With sixty
parts Of water Il recommesdsd fol kill.
ing ticks On sheeu.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

have for the spring trade 1000 of choice farm
land for SALE in tracts of forty eighty hundred and sixty
hundred three hundred and twenty four hundred thousand
and two hundred each including stock and agricultural
improved and unimdroved
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

These b 10 stock on the farm that
eests 20 little, that pays 70 well -
tAtfp.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

sEDow1oK
gdsh Churches nd
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
The soil black sandy loan, easily titled and richly rewards
the Industrious Husbandman.

The county watered by running streams and living springs
while good water easily obtained by wells drive pumps
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
lands all easy distances of Wichita the greatest grain
stock market in the west.

The Indian Territory western Kansas and Colorado furnishes
liable market for surplus agricultural products.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

j. M. STHHLB.
WICHITA, sEDGwiCK COUNTY, KANSAS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

Ny lands all easy distances of Wichita the greatest grain
stock market in the west
The Indian Territory western Kansas and Colorado furnishes
liable market for surplus agricultural products
soil black sandy oam easily TILED and richly
the Industrious Husbandman.
The county watered by running and living springs
while good water is easily obtained by wells drive pumps
mat. n Ss adopted % ss Bottom ' % e''' '' The
@ Our e. s.s 70.
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LAND.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Do

- faithful adhsa ~ patrons
Aeur" favor vita call We IS
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LIVERPOOL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

ETNA, Hartford Connecticut, Asset
PH0Hlx Of Drooklyn,
Month British : Mercantile. G.B. 90
HoME, New York,
AMERICAN Central, st. Louis, No.
PH0NTx, Hartford Conn.,,
GKRNAN.AMERJcAN, New York, /"
lNsURANCE Co. Of North Amer's"
FrRRNAN's FUND, SanFrancisco I"
HARTFORD FIRE Tvs. COMPANY
AND LONDON AND Ga
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EG0As. STAYEssS EsY. etc
EHE'S aNESs!

GHE'S ESs!
A Lew book by Mark Twain, enl,iei "a
itsAmP AB%uAD." with threo huodr.d and
:wsntl -e'gtt illustrations vol: pr,cs S. so
Ghsi=ty CsEtw. Leisure Hour Series, ~ ifsy
tsa,u; 5
IsEGy Vo!um Geties-A short Lille Obituaries
HicFs2s, vito ELECTORS from lis letter., og
Charles 4 5ooaa; soc
Ihe aGsZ,3 :, Frsn2 Din ;vlstsdt. t.ans!a.-
&c lroia tnn 80; insu. by ). NJ Hat; 81 2b,
DAILY Walt, By 1. a. Brsndi.; 81.
A:Eer;"nd l>-o=o-Haw.hocae,W nit,ie.. Try.
arg. Loa9tetlow. holmes .o4eIl etc; 81 rs
E0Gmsn, tho hoaper. Southern cike;cn.s h.
CoEEtahci FeEimore Woosoo 81 %
Another supply TO day OF e FOOLS Er-z,3
by oae o The fools 81
Ao'terlnrs IL tie.san. Ps.hs. ~ Msriou Ys;-
!snG 81 -.
Gaisio. LILO OF Christ. Seaside edition. 4o,
Fasfst'e Late CT Chris co.:
Fsrrac'G Lille and WORKS OF St. Pal. "a.
t!uEts,"pp1Lty H;v!-w; &c.
Fersnir atty togiew; :Uc
All lne New Books, M.gsz;rc@ sat: Pew sy;
on hand or !urc.sket at shGr.,s. notice.
- GEO. FRENCH,
np~' 50 aud Is Kingst
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~ UNITED STATES Courts. The Uoited States
u ,,as. ane District Courts we're op,Ded tbs
"I Ro ana but little business was trsus. ed
DON Courts WIRE adjourned to-day to Ia
II ~. f 1amea 6y the Judge.
tu 'he Cifcult Court an application was made
w, W. temporary INJUNCTION res raipiop Philin
" " alre3 lEom manufacturing Eoeli:h Gu tiI y
,iutso POWDERS, or using the trade mark of the
swtns' ard requiring the said Pbiip
j.; mAl L 70 appear before the court Oh May 7.h
why perpetual injuo ction should net bs swsrd
against him. A0'o n'' 10 a"afu
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

1here les been little more activity in bus.-
ness circles tbi. week and the increase in the
number of C ltry dealers has been apparent
vi Inc WharVes, TOO, there is q frightening up,
ana all things betoken better time coming.
Inc grain market has been quiet, and prices as
IN Inc ether markets have suffered decline to-
WARDS tho close. The recci Dts of in have net
Deen large, tu. prices have bsen pretty well sus
t1ined. Money matters are quiet, with no press
lug demaId and the last published s.stemen Of
she oshks show them to be in healthy and
prosperous condition, fully able t, meet the le.
CLIMATE requirements Of the community. In
Baltimore tbera is good Inquiry for money,
mostly IN tbs shape Of call loans, snd on mis-.
cellaheous coilAt rAl G per cent is the ruling
rae. OD Government aid choice city and State
securities loans are made at 4! IS per cent. The
onellnss OF commercial paper are very light,
and rates are generally nominal. A few choice
names pass al 5. In New York money IN very
plentiful and easy, losnDg yesterday fro N per
can't down to .. al which latter figure it closed.
The range for call loans at Philadelphia is 4 10 S
per Gen., The former on government co!lstsrsl
Government bonds were fImsr yesterday, With
good Inquiry for ali The lssding Issues. The
closing prices at New York showed aivsrce
in Ais and psr cents the latter closing st lG71,
l01s for registered and regular cjuooa b,nds
aid lL7tHO.s for small coupon. The asci.-
ion Of the Court OF Appeals of this Sl,:e W..
on tao question CT he rt2si2t cr cou3ons
io' aA dues he'd 2 f.v 7a5le effect u,on
The bonds, %hao were more active and H.,,ar
the lO-i0j, of which tse sa!os amouato1 70 sa5 :
co., opCned st 81, declined to $50, and rec,vsred
10 % cios'n g ~ bid. ~! asked. Consols obeu-
Cd at ~. declined - 81. and recovered again
to G3!. Closing uitcr ss!cs OF 81 Ga at i%i.54
The psst nua corsol c,uoo "a sid Al so. bu, al g.
v.ncel b. o. c.osi::. 900: Railroad secyri-
tles tTo 9GIet. Cccsspc,kJ Dnd Chic Cs,,sI
bonds wsto quc.e1 G0atl. We ruo:o !cc.l s...tes
n IL insi'y as Eoilo@2:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licruses
H " Issued 10 Washington yesterday to Bapi
Bridges and Alice B. Palmer, both of Landau |,
eouu'y, Va; Walter Ii. D.Iy snl Emily Night
iaRale. both OF this city; j. T. Clements and
a hicc Spencer, both of Aqua Creek, Va; Pster
". oauer, Of Washington. and Elizabeth Jack.
son, Of tits city. 'A
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ND DIX: bODWS POWDERS NO, = will
~ cure al chronic a'L obstinate ncrso,ls III.
seases. such as general nervous debility, invDy-
untnry semlna! los:es, caused by ind;sctut;or.
excuses. &C, or By lsscivious :houghts sni
orealns' producing great physical and mental
Wsakness and often destroying both body ,n1
mid, ard bringing on dimness OF vision. early
decay, universal lnssj;uto, impotoncy or pbv,i.
CA lncApscity, insanity and consumption. Pric,
. per PFC cage or siA pscxsges for S5.
| e6. MOtTS FHIEEa POWDERS Will
~ cure Eieessea 81 tho Kidneys. Gravel, Gln..
and AZ urinary diseases, nervous debility, Ls.,
manhood "a. seminal emissions. 'mposoncy .us.:
Oy i2cscretioa in youth, txcs.scs etc. ,rm.i,
We+.ness or ThItas. scrosus, syphilis IN siI -
lorna sud al! blood and shin dl-e,sss epcedi;v
cured Frlce S"per box. Sant by 4. IL sscurc
trnln Obs. tVatlon on r:coip: Of nrc-
/ "a hN&Th&':; HHPHii.triC Pills :,
~ SP"cyc iJr -5'pGi.!s J. eli It's terms, sn-
eSory "%a~,2s .! Re- disn@Gs eradicate rrv;r, h.
s:s;on'. f'ero:u:s ,:s:: ~! E.,oI sud SAiu 81.
acsSoi specify cs:ret Pace 81; largs box ),
w! i ~ ny ~ 90 y oe-.s
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CANAL G0MMERGE

fs'hUSIsE> SALE-Ey virtue OF deed of
a trust t.om Slmc1 ruep.e dated Inc oh d.y
OF July 1872 and July recorded, w;i cfl- il, r
aale by public anc:pn, on TUESDAY, the lit
asy OF June 1890, at y o'clock H., st Kspps-
LAND, in tho courty of FGuquicr, Va. con.
tanning 2l2 2l-lOO acres, more cf less conveyed
to me by ,aid deed OF trust
Terms OF Ssle: Cash ss 20 500, WITH Interest.
from S.plsE5er !st 1879 End the residue 10 one
ina Two yoSfS equal payments vita ;n:.res,
f:oD day Of sale.
n%-wdt harris FRETuAE -,ustoa
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NJ ACCIDENTAL young man nane Thomas
Nugenf, employed 10 the machine shop of the
ROO aud brass works OF Jameson & Collins
nad his hand caught in tho machinery at that
establishment this morDiug, and had it 81 seye,,
" mashed that be had to be escorted hOma,
Wneie the Necessary medical assistance was
rendered him. ''"o00 was
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SPECIAL phREsy AIMS

C"Iosed :wiiled S.iss. excellent quality, only
CSC, worth ST snlerdid Back silks, 75c, SIC
q. 81 70 AID - 81: Noting hnin Lace tor cay
i.iGs, l@Ic t. 81: jmmerss assur incl, oc b,s,,.
li!ul refs Goods tor I'll .:aiyge; exrp,,-nt.
Ulott for eos and boys wear 50s to 81 5 :;
nise woo! Goiu-eG b! J E.lcL CasEnerss oak
-5c-,'his l. 81! ci.l bargain, h.s. Calico mad.
ia shot. lanEtss} &c; Gu!cccd :-atn.. !n.mangc
q s;s";tneIt; Eu?,iaSs, IL! cc!ors; yUr., liaen
F'glTec LIZ ca Lars oa!y l5c, smother sr1.t
>! .s!n. @
OK ri = II s.
IL: AslkA aT SPACE. WEoaiUGrrsy
AnZ--9;f
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hEc1sTRATIoN Tho resinration books
The CT y will be opened on the | lth
OF MAY spo rem!io oEea one day, during which
A'' pt'shs who have Lot heretofore registered
can Do 50.
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:, DEATH OF SAMUEL NJ. JANNEY,-Sanpey
", Janoey, OF Loudoun county. a promioent
mIclstcr OF ths Olsker Chutcs, aud one Of ths
l;d!sn posce oo"mh sIoners died this evening
a: his nome, near PutcelIv.lIc. The amour Ca
menI WIN os receiVed with deep regret by
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LOCAL MATTERS

:, WEATHER PROBABILITIES. AprH 80 1850
For the Middle Atsnti. States 1,s;,, ~. iooo.
to-, 2otr northwest winds, and clear or D n.,1g
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ihtty thousand serlug and 67o thousand chad
'arr we'd at FIs1t2wn tc-d.y. Shsd S ia at from
$50 10 SIS pr hundred add hcrriog a. SIS pei
!thcus.ro. K travis. who has been 6,hlDg al
deep ll,I,, OcNquao Bay, aHd Samuel Tier,
lhshlns q: Pum frcs Gut, O,acqusn Boy. have
jcut out, ma J@:Iy r BIZ, who cut out at !ne
Gums Fl hiog anoro }'ucsdcy, last, has con-.
IGerc,d hing again II Sandy Bar, The fish
ioeirg mere t!c3'!iu at hst shoIG hsr thcg sre
further u NJ 81 :'vcr. : toit icai Of six!y
i Il, u-aud hcy5l3g a.;nc ican roc. WnsLicgt0n
iEcst5Eds,, tho prizes ob a!Ioi here h<ios hI-h
r th@n IL that cay.
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FERDEnICSs MARHET, Anil a9-Tbo
msrNnt LIZ si"ur /, quit ~ 5ooj IS for Super,
6aSG D. i,r Eyre, oUaSU IS lUr ordinary FAM.
y ais! 1851 - tx p>Icnt process. it!lrrinrg OF
" lost very s"ati, nEd G.uiA:ivr. from. lSZa ~;
for prime reI. 10 .!%J lof sCo1, aad l2ual2l D.:
FIhz Rnceipts o: Com very light; BRINE
WIN t. 52s53; good ala52 H. III ulFer!.s, anu
quotations nC-Aicai. GAS scecc. sGc WaGto;,
:. 42si5
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CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE. -ThoC onsarva-
tive Conmittee held q meeting at tho Treasure
or's flee Wednesday hight aud completed tho
ARRANGEMENTS Tor the primary cec.i, ~ to h,
held 90 Thursday, May + b. Messrl. A. d.
Warfield. OF the FRS, ward, and Il. L. Adam,
OF the Fouttb ward, were substituted Judges
OF tectlou 10 tho place CT judges heretofore
Appointed by the Committee lor tho above serJ,
who sre uoatl; TO sptve.
The asst ssmcnt of ten dolllrs each. to pay
tho expenses OF The primary, was received ftoul
the following candidates:
For City Ssrseaut-H. V. Daniels, u. NJ.
Monroe. and Wm. II. Smith.
For Commonwealth = Attornty--S. q. Brent,
and Leonard Magbury.
! For Commissioner Of tho Rcvclua-M in
George Dut1ey and 4. NJ. Latham
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He MATERIAL Ter boys aud chijrers suits
ara s.7c.rd With particular retererc. 10 hard
usage. NO house ID Washington naka ana :c
nofe dnIsb!o lud tasteful! boys nod chidyr,'r
S ., VI more CT teen Itsn &. Ro5iuscn {;
20, tie hoys Go hicrs, gJJ pcop.y,y..is
A7,nne E.lroad faro sG.c,c3 from ra,h
.ufcaasc .,n2,n
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Tie malkes closes Gull and weak. Flour ia
quiet, with Ugh! Gales. aad quotations syo nom.
INA! Wheat has declined considerably, and
tde fe,lTg is unsteady; tie offerings to-day
amounted 10 1913 bushels and 8 lies ware made
at u.s. 10 ~ and l23 for Ful,4, and l24 and
l2I for mixed. there being TO Lancaster cirered
Corn has slightly advanced, in Consequence of
tae light r, coipls and VI note one sale Of white
to day ut Oh. no Rye or Oats reported. Butter
is qai,t at The lato decline. Eggs are lower,
Bsc on is tTmer with indications of sn sdysrce.
Plaster is N fair demand. spd quotations are 25c
per ton higher.
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me lu2hc school teachers will b.rajd eff
to u5orruw by the Citp Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-30

LTnCunu.u ii AKksr, = III. - - tu La. j al
IS >n'y hiUicra:a.y nttiTu sId yT.cl. generally
weak i L Flour here IS bit y :!4i. Ge;nsas!,
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iauhy blaacs. Nh.a. Is Coral : i" slowly aid
he 4uo.atlons aIe !Tom 10 49, Tor f,ir,o Prize.
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are tmsl!. Tbs scaicty VI tt ok OIL IL. 10 a!kst,
old lie VI l'.,c:ab c LEWIS irrm III. 5,.arts vp.cG
arc represeLLoi ~ bs much Damaged by The fl
has given d stfetglh mig tendency - the mr..
teI IA q prizes lJt AL Erad-s IRE rather teiL.r
Lssu w eli No :a-S rtput5l LuyG s!il sctly,.
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stipping in good demand, L. well IS das scd
fancy Wt-fpt-s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-30

Not INSANE-The white woman Love, aD
innate of the Aims House, supposed to be in-
!auc. va, pronounced sane yesterday ~
commission OF Iupacy summoned to enquire
into her case, consisting Of DR.. r. q. Powell and
Justices Whittesey, Thompson and Nails
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-30

RAIN! RAIN! RAIN!-Hare al your TIN
ROOFING. GUITERING. AND RAIN SPOUTS AT
TENDED TO AT ONCE by STANsBURY & Bro,
corner King and Columbus streets. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-30
FISH DEALERS.
FISH !
! have just resumed my


FISH PACKING BUSINES
at NO. 81 CORPORATION FlSHWHARF.
where will be prepsted to furnish all kiods Of
POTION &C FISH,
Trash or Ent, TT the thorl.sL n5t,co T aoli,;,
your patronage: especially my old castomers
ana s guarantee thu! my pss. reputation sasll ba
All orders from tho county pronp.lv susnd.
cd TO- and on "s good trnas rs if the parties were
present Respectfully yoars, '''
aEo oSt"t u s. j. REED