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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-31
SEMi.k&au&l REPORT Of TIE CaUNTy
TREASURER.
option or County TRsAsURzx.


CARSON Cry, Nevada, December 81, 1879
TO the Hon the Board OF County 0rnsby
county, Nevada:
Gentlemen: have the honor to herewith submit my
rpsrt OF the receps and Disbursements with such other
information as may be necessary for full and complete
understanding of the ctons of this department for
the six months ending December 81 1879:
Balance On hand July l, 1872 as per Cash
Al
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-31

Apportimm transfers made By the County SchoC
Superintendent of State School Moneys:
From the State School Fund to the State School
Fucd District 30 $1,086 .
From the State School Fund IN the Sta school
Fund Disf tNe ? Standardization. $50 7
Fund Dissri's No .,.-..,-......,.. 80 4
Fund District No / ~ w ..,-.,....... $50
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-31

INAME TO MY EMCIs08URE THIS Sum.
" MER one roam marc, two years of fold, branded
JR loft hip, white round LETT fetoek and white face
Tho owner obtain same sy calling as place and paw
ing expenss J. ABRAHAM
November l. isy8 U1sar Csssk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21
PETERSEN. the BUTCHER,

LAS ALWAYS ON HAND THE BEST OF
IL Meats in Season, and sells as cheap =
anybody. Sausages are his great specially
Don't forget the place, 1925 First South Street
second Butcher Shop west OF Main Street. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The bar of New Orleans has en-
dorsed Judge Woods for the suprem,
Bench.
The Catholics OF Richmond, Va,
are moving for suppression Of liquor
traffic on Sunday.
Chss. Whitney was shot by W,
Welsh, on Monday, at Fort Scott
Kansas. for being too intimate with
Mrs. Scott.
The crew of the British ship City Of
Montreal. recently abandoned her al
sea, and passed five days in a yes.
sells rigging before rescued.
The report OF the defeat of BurPhers
by Pandos. and the -equest for assist
ance from the governor of the Cape
of Good Hope has been confirmed at
London.
The department at Washington
reads lecture to registers and re-
celvers about being careful how they
consume the time and means of poor
settlers without just cause.
On Sunday the clergy OF all the
Roman Catholic and some OF the
Protestant churches of Montreal, de-
nounced Sara Bernhsrdt and warned
their congregations against patroniz-
ing her performances.
A billiard game for the cham pion-
ship of the world and 81 600 q side,
began in New York on Mendsy night,
between G. F. Slosson, OF this ooun-
try, and NJ. Vinnsux. of France.
When the game stopped for the night
Vinnsux had made 304 points and
slo3son 60.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21
YERBA BUENA ISLAND.

Washington, 20.-The secretary OF
war, to-day, transmitted to the House
of Representatives, an elaborate re-
port from the chief OF engineers of the
United States army, upon the bill in
troduced last session by TAFT, of Con.
necticut, which, under the title of "a
bill to quit the title to YerEa Buena
Island" proposes to relinQuish and
grant all the United States title to the
Island of Yerbs Buens, or government
Island, TO the City of San Francisco
for the uses and purposes specified in
the city ordinances, ratified by act
of the California legislature, approved
March 11th, 1858. The bill
also declares, in preamble,
that the presidents order of
October, 1864, seeking to preserve this
island for the public use was in COZ
traventlon of the act OF Congress OF
July, 1864, relinquishing the United
States title to the lands within the
corporate limits Of the City OF San
Francisco, and that the righ,ful
owners OF Yerba Buena Island we're
wronfully elected therefrom in
February, 1907. The chief OF en-
giDeers' report upon this bill, which
is now in the hands OF the sub com
mittee of the House judiciary com.
mittee, emphaHcally protests against
its passage. Gen Wright reports that
YerbA Buens Island Was reserved for
public uses by q presidential order,
in November, 1850. and that in pur.
suance of this reservation it was oc
cupied by military authorities in
1854 for public uses, namely, the
9usrryiDg OF stone for batteries, Major
Tower then employing one Thomas
Bowling, squstter on the island, TO
quarry the stone. "This Bowling"
says general Wright, has boen for
many years, and Is now by bis sue
cessors. a persistent claimant to the
island. The report, after stating
that DoRling's claim has never been
recognized, proceeds to show that the
uses and purposes, specified in the
state law of 1858. were confined to the
main land. any piece or parcel of
land situated northeast or south OF
the water lot front of the city being
excluded from its operations. 1t is
further argued that the act of 1864
was not operative as to the island ID
the harbor, even if it had not been
occupied for public purposes. or should
DOT be SO used thereafter, although the
act provided for exceptions, and also
that no private title to the island could
hare been established between the
conquest OF California and the presi
dents reservation Of November 1850,
for the land laws opening up land j
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21

Caliiornis to presmptioD. (excep
lands reserved by competent tho
ritg,l we're not enacted until March
1858. The presidential order of 1865
again reserviDg this island was. there.
fora. Unnecessary; and only made IS.
surance donbly sure. General Wright
adds: The island is OF very great
Importance to the defense OF the
United States and especially oil
the City of San Francisco, and even
II the proposed act were intended to
cede it to the city for it's corporate
nse, which is not the fact, it would DO
doubt be for the beat interests OF The
city for Congress to refuse such ces-
sion, since this island occupies pre-
cisely the point which is necessary to
oe fortified to prevent it's capture or
destruction by an enemy's vessel,
which, in thick weather or q fog,
might run past outer batteries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21
HOUSE.

Washington, 20. Dunn introduced
. joint resolution that the lands in
Indian Territory. 10 which the Indian
title was extinguisbed, and which we're
unoccupied by Indians, are public
lands OF the United States, and are
hereby declared subject to settlement
under the homestead and preemptiop
laws. He desired il referred to the
public land committee, but Conper.
saying 1t was an attempt to give pos
session OF this territory to white set
Tiers, moved that it go to the com.
mittee on Indian affairs, which bad
large ideas OF the rights of the In
dams. Agreed to-1l4 to 6s.
by Morton, for the repeal Of the
tax on bank checks and deposits.
The consular appropriation bill was
taken up.
By Ellis, by request. t. abolish the
government directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company.
By Thos. Turner, to prevent lraud
and corruption in the election Of
president, vice president, senators
and representatives.. 1t provides that
before entering on their duties the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21

You will Please Continue a. my
Agent for Utah Territory. for the
Honest Manner in which You Have
Dealt During the Paet Ten Years with
nae and the Public.
Respectfully,
SANTA OLA1G.
die
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21
Obituary.

New York, 1S.-S. Morrison, presi-
dent of the bank of Manhattan CON-
psny, died tonight. aged 70.
Paris, 10 Michael Charles, die.
tipguished mathemstician, is dead.
London. 19.-Tke Duchess OF West.
minister is dead. She was = reignine
beauty in London . quarter OF the
centusry ago, and she was universally
esteemed for her simple and generous
character, and the graceful dignity
OF her life.
Francis Trevelan auckland, emil
nent writer in national history, is
dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-21
Be Ye Like Foolish.

For ten years my wife vas con-
fined to her bed with such q compli-
cation OF ailments that no doctor
could tell what was the matter or
cure her, and l used up a small for
tune in hunting stuff Six months
sgo l saw a U. 8. flag with Hop
Bitters on it, and 1 thought l would
be fool once more tried it, but
my folly proved to be vision. Two
bottles cured her, and che is now as
well and strong as any mans wife,
and 1t only cost me two dollars. Be
ye like foolish" Fl. W., Detroit.
Mich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13
LOCAL. BREHITIE.S

e flock of wild geese lew Ecu!hwari over the
city Lat night.
An interesting meeting O: tho Aie1sn5!is 2; =
form Club YVES held last night.
Rev. Gr. Pesrco will deliver sermon to
young men in tie ii. f. Church to morrew
n sht.
Mr.. Thom!s Evans had two Of bis fingers CT!
off OF the 8 1ops ocths Virginia Midland depot
to-day,
There will ba 40 drill Of Inc Alex n lila L;gbt
la!antIy next week. cwlrg 10 Armor7 II ali te-
ing engaged Tor neary every night.
John Sister etq, has bean appointed cLsir.
man OF Jtf4rson District school Board, and
Alexander McHerichen Reelected CLERK.
John Q1iDu, cclored. vas arrested by the o.
6cels # the Polio, Soop Katie Hiocs Cd Saur.
day isss trr fishing trap net 10 Port Tobacco
creek with mesh smaller than allowed by law.
Ho was takcu b .iors iasic, Of the posc', who
fined hin f7e dollars and ooI6;csted the net.
Among those prominently spoken Of for the
vacancies in the Frs: ward Common Couucl
delegation, caused By the death of Mr.. Hugh
Latham sDd The Resignation Of Mr., George w.
Rcck, ara Messrs. John W. Blrke. T. D.
FsndaIl, B. H. Lambert, George Washington.
and s. "A. Mankiu. Tho election takes place
o. tho % cf November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

We hsv. 6 large stock of GENTS Fine BOOTS
and SEOES Of very superior quality, mazda by
bsr5, which cenLo! be surpassed in style, quali-
ity or lrico. q man msy be decSed in good
suit OF clothes and Il new hst but if ho has moi
tidy feet no is not considered we'll dressed.
These goods will DO sold for much less than
they N be bought for ia this toHn or Washing
ton. All We sak is fer you to como and examine
them. Ey. Il. EYAaDEY, HI0 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

PRoF EVANS MONDAY NIGuT. Pref. w q.
Mss0o E7sus. WAC made suoh favorable iu
preston il ibis ely last summer IS So elica
;iO.is aid gospel .eDperauoo orator. viii si7o
series Of reel stioo5 ct Armory Hall Monday
high: nIxt, for tho beutG: OF the Alexandra
Reform Club. The rrcgrsmme has oeen pre-
Jared With great csyc. and embraces soae Of
tie best selociors FROM Msosr!ay, Dickens,
Carton. and ether distinguished writer's. Tho
cottr,aianent, rtqussed by number Of lhOs.
wao listened 10 the Professor with SO much
pleasure 90 tic OCCASION Of bis last visit to Al
(zludIia, will, 20 doubt be very orjnyGhle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

LrClUaE.-E:v. ". II. Boolo has beon eu-
capcd to deliver his lecture on "Thc Bsrbaiism
Gl4 U;urpatioo Ct L;q1lr Legislation" iu ID $
ely, CD Tuesday night. IL order 10 secure e
l,yIc eudicrcs 10 admission fec will b, charged.
Nr. Boo!o delivered this famous lecture about
TO weeks ago in Washington aod 50 capivs:ed
Ii. audcnoe that they arranged to have il re-
peatcd e, Liucoln Hail. "Wednesday next. This
i.c,urc is represented BY tho press generally SIS
ttarsceGdirg the best etfGrIs o! j Ohm &. Cough
in logic. d.c.ion and beauty CT exprt sjioo."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD This Board met
st the Peabody bulldog at noou to de7 ruFsb-
ant to adjourumeDt present. Richard L. tsrne'
So oerntendent of Schools, President x Chico
aud Messrs. jain Sister and A!exanier, Mo
Kesich:r of Jefferson; Harvey Bailey. ct Ar
luglon, a1d Henry W. Fsbrey. OF Washington,
Trustees.
George r. Adams. e:q,. re elcc'cd ny tho
Trustee Ell: coral Bard trustee fer AL nston
District, for three years from the lest, took,
subscribed and filed tho required oath, and
Frank Hume, esq elected for Jefferson DIS
lr:c., filed bis OATH. both tGkiog their s:a5 So
members of tho Board.
Tho minutes Of the last mscting haviag been
read aod approved. tina President stated that he
had called upon the County Treasurer to make
9 report which he had not done. but was himself
present to e1plsin. Mr.. Windsor then explain
Cd that Hr. BENZ. Austin. who kept his BOOKS,
lad Iot the report really. but would have u on
Monday, He made verbal statement OF the
receipts and expenditures and answered num-
Der of questions ss to the state OF the sohool
finances.
Mr. Adams then offered the following reso'u.
tioD which was unanimously adopted, VIZ:
Resolved. That lhs County Treasurer make
full statement Of tho school accounts TO Inc
County Superintendent. on or before Saturday
next and th st before thst time he pay sll out
Standing warrants eccordingto priority OF GAZE,
Us far as the funds in his hands will allow.
che Board thsn adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

POLICE ws.-Georee Sssnsburg, white.
arrested yesterday Tor being drunk std ci:or
aesiy On the Streets, vas brought before the
:Iayor iE.s morning aad 6:ca SIS, or Sky dsSs
in iai'.
There wire tTo lodgsr; at tia staiioa Louise
last night.
=, Awairsnt was issu:d this afternoon by Mayer
SuNh, CD complaint Of j. Z. Ddcker, fer The
a9'esl Of Capt. John l.. Kelley, charged With
'2'ryirg corcsaleG weapons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

ED- Y. ii. q. A.-Tbc f.isnds cf the ciuso
era invitcd to meet 10 c)oc RI Of prayer for
ycuog men to norrov ct 4 o'clock p. ID. 10 the
Baptist Church. Tho c,srey arc also most
earnestly Invited to be present and take part
10 tho eE rcscs. Tho call is 10 accordance With
tho circular letter Of tho International Commit
tee md O. tao Worlds Convention of the Asso
cation. By authority of rhe Executive Com
mi!tec. JAMES EN1wIsLE, JR..
Geu,rll Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

NE LAST rehearsals OF Every boty's Friend.
q Nj ioT Wellington &c Boots aud "Al is
Not Cold thst G!istera," 10 ho presented at
Afnoty Hal. on Tuesday srd Wednesday
I;TSsnlpgs Dex, for fer the Dtn 6t Of the Old
DD,cniuion Boat Cub, will take tl,co TO night
lie bes. ana eur talent 10 tho city has beeu
gagged, together with fac orchestra irem
Washington, AID there is no doubt Of the sue.
S0s OF the entertainment, frarcialiy aud oher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

lHE Y. N. r. R.-Toe case of tie Virgin
"a Midland railroad. involving the question Of
'fe payment OF that por!i9r ct the iuoeb, edness
The read known IS the labor aud supply
CIs'us. viii be c.llsd 10 The Court OF Appeals,
a seSSi q 10 Rchmood, Oh Monday etxt.
n.s@0rs be cJuGtel are Capt. +. L. Smi,t, ter
Ne Trustees, spd MesslS Ciaug htoD atd Stuart
saO John N. johnson, for the labor ard supply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

DANCING Professor Mueller bad 8 large ad
di,ion to bis class Of ycuog ladies ct his dancing
school. at McB 1rncy's Hall, yesterday evening.
Tho Profcsso. will receive few moro pupils
next Tuesday eud Friday. at p. n., for young
ladies, ct p. NJ for children, aud ct p. m.
for gents Grace of body should go hand in
hacd With eraco of soul to make the perfect
msp therefore hose who wish TO learn the
graceful art Of dsncirg should do so now. for
rtera S 20 better teacher than than Professor
sin. ll>r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

THE MARKET 10 DAY. Tie market this
mo7l Is in the say OF fruits and vegetables,
lh9 :upply OF dresssd poaltry YVES ligh:
Prca ron zsd about az 70 lows: erspss S>l05
pes 10; apples 1015Oc pc. pcs; sweet potst1"a
20 - pr pecs; si-n potatoes &c pr peck;
cabbage 2.Gc per hssd; leituca ads for Sc ;
tUrais lO.l5, peg pec&; Cape Cod cran5eTfies
iGc per quact; sausrkIsu: 10, pee quart; cle:t-
uuts Sc per qusrs Celery 5.Gc par bunch ; rat
bits l2.l5c spices; dressed tIrkios Is IGc per 10;
i've SalCc per 10; ducks Coz por pair; geese GO.
&c apiece; drcts.d chickens 5oa6Oc per paiF
eggs 25c Der dozsg; butter, print. soc per ID;
r9l 25s30c. tbs 1:a marie. was better supplied
.hsn LIST Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

TIE uUEDUcT BRIDGE NoTTo BESoLD -
In lhs Equity Cour! Of Washington yesterday q
perpctuelirjur ion WAS granted against theris'
lr..c; of Columbia OF tho suit of tho Alexandra
Canal, Railroad snd B;idgo Co., eri5iniDg the
s,lo of tho Aqleduc. bridge, over which tho
Chesapeake and O,io caoal passes, between
the District ard virginia. fer t.xs. The Gts
ta.nsy for ito DsIic, took an appeal. Taxes
If about $500 per annun Tera levied ~ the
District on The bridge, aHouatiog in all to
s3.6S5 when tao s1it VS. brought. in Ju9c,
1875, aud acounula!ias at Interest si1o,. Tho
ground ct the exemption ola!msd Was the pro-
visions of the charter ct tho Chesapeake and
Oslo Caual Company, by which tho bridge vas
built, tha: 60 tax should be levied % its TCrks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

&, LIE I. 4 L. K. Il As will be ss;n b? TO-
rI-I " .'~':, 49,. - -. So =. MOODS u zoe
u ~. e'Viila AID Rapidan Railroad Com
TX vii met in ibis eiIH CO Tuesday ntX;.
!, - !. .OSd 's isei Approaching completion. and
csrs -. S;ttcIed Mat within tie next thirty Gay;
Wis Ei'l b. running ever it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13
Cay O Y D..

"rHE IONC0RpIA "-TN? 'i9p@lnI OF a
the new End .'ean: tulGi- ( g. the c9rnsE CT
priaoo Sd R,y.i slcsc.s, OF 81. Jacob
Bshrsas, toos Diac, ills e730irE, a2R Va:
largely attended A fig inscribed "C'n-
cordi.," th9 nano OF tho rev house. wss
.ois,cd 20 tbs nss: head b. hlr. S. Q. Nea'c
Ir. B,hTaus tre.s & battle At chsDp:i&ne,
saA miuia are c4un9n b:iaS G:o from the
r3of At;cr&ari Funp'uou5 ra2as. Tss
spfcad pad gre. l. e;iYad ty al! pr2Ssat.
G0gs:s we're cru k 30 I'll, suc,sj Of !ho hou,,,
md coogr, u!a;or7 s?ccoh na1s b7 Nc.
II ar. whi,a wa5 f,iit;tcus'y rcs2or DID to ty
Mr. b hrau3. E7eIy hing pasci eff El?s,
aSTssGnir,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

&E> There will bs O called meeting of the AL
eyandra Came Protective Association on Mon.
dag nezt, The 18Th instant, at Z. o'clock 2. M,
st their room, snd full attsndancei is requested,
ss there will be importunate business before the
mcoling. [2l1 BY Order of tho President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

BOYS ULsTEas! BOYS ULsTERs BOYS
ULsTE8sl q. MosE WATERWAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

REVERSIBLE OvERCOATs (ocH dtsisus) at
MOSE WATERMAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

y FRIENDS QUARTERLY MEETIN The
t,''iEcs quarterly n.cetlcg fer This secioa Of
,.I . as vii! COZ mstce at " ooGlaWn tc m0r-
wv ven 'EeIe will be nrmb:r oil promiaeD,
r::sae7s present. The 41ssstG of Iouiour
WI ~" &c sretlJ r,p.esertto. The meetings Ter
,,es I-2sscion Of business oopB. cttd with tie
,H:sa>i'alt5 viii to optreG ca Mlrdoy AID con,
"VGe i?5p Q. .h:Ce DAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13
To the Ladies.

We htv, great many new styles for lscias
wear that are really beautiful. Ladies who have
any desire to present handsome understanding
will 60 we'll to examine them st
WADDEY'S, ITO Aing st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

Z LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
- STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SHOE,
Of every description, which will be cold cheaper
than thsy csn be bought elseShcre. They are
tie best in the market
WADDEY, ITO King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

DlSOS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION-Ag
4 the aeason for Coughs and Colds is again
upon US. we desire onco moro to cell the stlen.
ton of our customers to the above invaluable
medicine IL is now oyer ten years since VIC
first introduced this Preparation into this section
of country, and our sales of it hsvo continued
annually largely TO increase and with uninter-
rupted satisfaction to all who have u:ea it Also
Pts IS CUBE FOR CaTARRE, q sure rene.
dy for that very common and disagreeable dis,
ease. Both preparations sre put up in bottles
The trade supplied at propretors rates.
JANNEY eco,
oct2 Wholesale Agents 70 & l52 King p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

OvERCOATs l1 new ps.eTrs a! NOSE WATER
MAN s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

BRIGHT AS TIE NooNDAY.-The golden
SUM- FIRE PLACE HEATERS. Fer saIo by
STANsBURY & Bro, manufacturers and DEAL
ers IN Stoves and tioatro, corner OF Kiog and
Washington streets, McBurocy's Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

NoBBY HATS Tor ChiIdren Ct MoSE Warm
MANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

PERSONAL Mis- judith B ,rzinger, of New
York, AID Miss Emma 3 1zinger, of Washing
ton, arc v:i,pg tho Misses Baudheim, en- King
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13
LOyAL MATTERS.

Feather Probabilities N0renssT t 10 noeuw
20: the mtole otste' QUIZ by occasional snoS
ram noi.nHsss and stationary or higher b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-13

ncei5e, Probabilities November 10 iooo; .
,n,tol, site, oudy and tnleH,eni1
vasther, pos.ibly followed by ocoaso Hane,oiIv
lin, northwest 10 nortt esst Wins h :.
lower tsmpsIs:uEe' ana E'a''0-
I2Lneter.
rnr,cv SERVICES. &C.. To-MoRRow.=,-
Ctna CHurch.-SsIv:co at II g. m sno 40
~ n ny R4v. II. Suter. ra
p - PauTs Chauch.-SsrVlce ct ii a. H. 81 u
m o. Rev DR.. N orion. ,-oo
Grace Lhurch.-Serv!ce at Il a. L. Gno '.'o
>, ,, hv Rev. hlr. Sharp.
s. NqrJs Gurch.-Ser7;c, ct II o. o..
,nI seruoa By Rev. Father O'kaas. 'espefS
Fist +, PRESBYTERIAN Church -SerVico ct il g.
=, ana 7:3O u %. by. + Y. s. MuTdccn, =,
IL SScoad PRESBYTERIAN Church-Servlce &c ,, IL
n and T:3O p. u. by R.v. VIM. DinWioole
Ic,b Ems. Church-Scrvico OF IL o. u.
,rj 7:S0 0. a. by Raw. Mr.. Ptarce. Sermon
o. s sSsth + Enis, Church Soutb-Servieo at ii
~ and 50 .. ID. by Rev. Dir: Boyle. :,
D. Nh Pj0., Lhmch-SerVice st g. m aao
-.%1n ~ b. R-v Dr.. Nile: Suite: 10 tn9
' ',Sg "rho Baptism Of Fire. g; 5ight'
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free Mcsh9ds: Ut@fcR-S:r7:co a. ii a. M
81 Ba ,,%i Curch-Sc7sico al II c. IN, aud
20 ,. Ii ~ Rev. ". s. PenicS. -,
German Lutheran Chrch-Ser7ie' q: ii
= n. ~ RI. hlr. Scaa!lo7, 10 German.
IouRq Mems Christian AssGc'at,on.-.
ScI7jcc of soag acd prayer ii The Bipnst
i,hnrch at / p. ~. Jail ct ?. n. Aims llcuae
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l'ryrD FOR VIOLATING THE CUSTOMS Laws
The .caooacr Cara t. S!npaoo, Capt. joaa-
;b.1 Tl!2eF, arrived here on THUS :sy m9ral3s
is. f.on WDdsor. n. s.. with ergo OF -
Ter aad gsv2pty i7s barrtl' OF potatoes th9
I.t.e- suhj:c. 10 o duty IF ID ceGis per bu7hcI'
r,nsic7ct to Mr. W. 4, Smoo:. The captain
f;-e,srccd TIC potatoes herc without rero!tloS
:, the Custom u2u IS r:Gllccd ~ law, ga
.Trc,aafd t. Georgetown With the plaster. ~
,oa IS Deputy Collector L. g. CoEbott lesro-
d al The matter through the ioSptc Or,
=, y.ss.ls, Dir. william a. Cave. he tale
.rarhed TO tao c?ptaia Of tue Simpson, OF
i,ao,aetorn, as tho rules la!' doIn Tor the
.v$.:c, f oJllsclors 10 sch matters Eiqtlro-
ar N .xi!snsiiGn Ct his coEduos. L; appearing
i'.,t H.. Nv ca Tic sui i2ot had been violated,
H., aatsto3s wato seizd 8. i the Coil, ctor OF
i'asrrD7 AZ Gcoree.uwn laid fee against the
= ,sn! o! $3.50, a!ich en- only be remove b.
tac i. S. Treasury eu'h9iiliss, Collector C1r
hNt h.virc discharged lis dug, sad, b'!'esios
TIN; there aas 20 iaioaiion ca Tie PSF; os Cap.
Talooy, vhh is Z W: u h0csn and re5Hco.et
t,l3cr 81 Ii $ paft, 10 Vy!ata tbs lsT, c:ltd at
the Tccesre.y Department 10 day snd request
ci thu, The foe be reynirtcd. The Secretary OF
the Tfcascc. WI Een!e- rs deci:ion % Moo
Csy NIX.