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HOP B1'rTERS.


The rurestand Best Medicine ever made.
A combination Of Kops, Buehu. Mandrake.
and Dandelfon, with ali the best and most curn.
tive properties Of all other BterB mSkes the great
sst Bl0od Purifier. Liver xASulatsr, and Lfe I
and Health Restoring Agent on earth.
No disease or iii health can possibly bong exist
where Hop Rtters arc used, go varied and perfect
sre their operations. =
TAOy sivsns~ me- and vigor to tho eyed and isAus.
To ell whose empaoyments cause irregularity Of
the bowels or urinary organs, or who reQuire an
FAppctizer, Tonic and mild Htimulant Hop Htters
lare invaluable without Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms arc,
what the disease or ailmcnk Il, uss Hon Bitters.
Don't wait until you sick but II you only feel
bad or miserable use the Bitters at onue. II may
savd your Life. II has saved hundreds
800 Will BE- paid for case they will not cure ar
hcip Do not suffer nor Let your friends suffer, but
use and uree them to use Hop Bitterx
Remember, Hop Rittersisno vile, drugged, drunk
On nostrum, but the P7rest and Best Medieine eyer
made; the "!nvelsd's Friend and Hope" and
no person " family should be without them.
Get son,e this day.
7Hor CouoH CURE is the sweetest, safest snd best.
Ask Children. Il7
The HoY PADf0r Stomach Liver and Kidnsvf ssvs.
Hsrto all others Cures BY absorption. Ask druggst.
G. lisa absolutsandirresistfhle cure for DRUM.
enness, use Of OPIUM tobacco and narcoticE
Soidb druggists Hop Basrs Mfg Co. Rochsstar, NY
~ Send for Circular. ~
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WHAT HORSETI

Thousands Of ether certificates can be seen ct
the depot
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WHAT HORSEMEN WANT,
A Coed Reliable Horse Eminent
a and Condition Powder. tl
Such are to be found in DR. TOBIAS HORSE
IMMINENT in pint bottles, and Derby Condition
Powders .e3lLesa q
NO PAY
If not superior to any other The Horse Liniment
Is only half as strong as the Family Liuiment,
and will not take the hair of ifused as d1rected
The public appreciate it, as during the epizo0hc
3141 bottles were solo in one day, as the follow
ing oath will show: 4'ei y
OATH
This IA 10 certify that sold, on the 18th inst
three thousand one hundred and ferty.one (3 AL
bottles of my Venetian Liniment
FTG s.aI TOBIAS
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 28th day
Of October, 1872 D. 8 HART,
III Ut r-# Commissioner of Deeds.
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9g3r4 cLg lsag vITALIzED PHosPHATEs. J. j
A BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD.
3a vrrALTZED PHOSPHATES. ah
iee-1mTu.Th,N

oa vftai
an
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E.ts RUSSIA SALVE. 81.
REDDING'S ~,
Russia Salve!

fst t-t rA44I5
what a Distingushed Merchant
Thinks Of IL.
%A'''t NEW YORK. August 8, 1879
Mr,aHa REppING & Co.-Gent& In al dndso
wounds and Inflammation of every kind. !
consider your Russia Ealve the best remedy have
sver used seldom ever use anything else inmy
house or stableA Respectfully yours,
~ 4 H. B. CLAFLIN
Worth street. New York.
RUSSIA SALVE.
Best family salve in the world. Price &c. SOC
and 81. Use the q size for animalA II II eycels
lent for scratches gals. &c
II your druggist has not the 81 size, ask him to
getit for JON. A 81 a
R ED ID I N G. Sc O o.,
1 lChaflestown street. Boston. Massachusetts,
nol0-lyd, INV, F.&nols-lyw
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FROM COL. ID. McDANIEL,
4s
Owner of Some Of the Fastest Run
ming Horses In the World.

I
JEROME PARK, June q, 1877.
This Is to certify that I have used DR.. Tobias
Horse Venetian Liniment and Derby Condition
Powders, on my race-horses and found them give
perfect satisfaction. In fact. they have never
failed to cure any ailment for which they were
used the Linimeiit. when rubbed in by the hand,
never blisters or takes the hair off; it has mere
penetrative qualities than any other have tried,
which suppose rs the secret OF its wonderful sue
cess in curing sprains The inGredients from
which the Derby Powders are made have been
made known to me by On. Tobias; they are per,
fectly harmless ,-s D. MCDANIEL.
W From Col. q. n. DeIevau.
5.a.tt t3f .a .j NEW YORK, April 20. 1sr7.
After years of use, itgves me pleasure to certify
10 the virtues of Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Iini.
ment It has saved the life of one of my four
horse black team. This recommendation give
without solicitation, as think owners'of hSrsa
should know its value.
e '-' - CHARLES II. DELAvAN,f filG
...-, No. 1875 West Twenty-second strent
The Family Liniment is rs and so cent? the
Horse, 90 cents, inpint bo1.es; the Derby Pow.
dezs, 25 cents box. Sold by the druggists
Depot No. a Murray street. New York.
,vEI 3r vf ap26S&wlyb eyHf- F"tG.t
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Lady Thornton carries out her British
ideas in Washington-ideas which it
must be said are eminently proper and
wise. A correspondent of the Syracuse
journal says that the English woman
very emphatically declares that her
guests shall not by her consent be criti-
cised through the press. Whoever at
tempts to describe what this or that lady
wore at the British Legation, has gained
such information without the consent Of
the hostess; and having once offended in
this particular need not expect to be
again invited. Lady Thornton is more
severe than a great number Of her titled
English sisters, whose entertainments
and attire are fully reported every week
in The Queen. ,.5ssh ..s,.lg s.s..a.
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house to catch a glimpse Of the lass and
then, though my heart burst, to speak
even one word, and get one smile to bring
back with me to the mountains, never
yentuYed to speak to her. II was the
only way / could make amends TO her for
being her father" ~ 'l' i.
Such cold comfort as Julian could
think Of was spoken; but twas clear, as
morning advanced, that old ClawdeviPs
hours were numbered. Infallible token
Of the end, his fingers plucked at the
postum coverlid while he slumbered.
Julian resolved, under these circum-
stances, to fetch Nelson and set the cav
ern in order accordingly The cave was
fairly provisioned like ship; the con-
vict, who had been employed about the
boats and schooners in the harbor, hav-
ing acquired sailors tastes. Weak
brandy and water was placed by the
bunksides; the lamp wasrstrimmed. The
old, man woke suddenly, and Julian in
formed him that he proposed to return
to camp, but not to remain long.
Right" mid Chwdeyib cheerily. y.
"Can do anything. for you before I
gop' asked Julian. = gTf8 fo1
ep"No.p He wanted nothing, was very
grateful. Yes; perhaps Mr.. Fallerton
would find him & book Ia the locker.
To. (which receptacle Julian applied him
Ielf. There was an old parchment-cov-
cred book on the iartiaFy, viththe record
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between S. S. Gard
ner, Charles NJ. Maltby and J. @. Ostrander
copartners doing business under the name
and style of the Wadena Mill company at
Wadena, Wadena county, Minnesota is dis
desolved by mutual consent. Messrs Maltby
and Ostrander will continue the business
under the firm name of Maltby s. Ostrander
and lay all outstanding Indebtedness against
and collect all claims due said company.
SIS. GARDNER
C. M. MALTBY
10. OST2ANDER
Jan. 7th 1880.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26

for four or five mills within short distance.
Aldrich has 2 stores, l blacksmith shop, l
wagon shop and l saloon. During this win
Ter she is getting into her railroad yards
$4,000 feet Of piling, 5000 cords of wood,
md 2.l00 ties. During the season of 1879,
she shipped nearly 1000 bushels of grain,
and the coming ha'vest will doubtless
double it. No better point can be found for
the establishment of a saw and grist mill
than Aldrich.
The FAkMEB will be happy to furnish all
information relative to this country in its
power upon application.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26
W.ADE.N.A COUNTY:
AREA OF wADENA COUNTY.

The county is 80 miles in length, north
and south, and l8 mllesfin width east and
west, containing Is townships, or an area OF
345 SOC acres, composed Of prairies and
groves of timber, the prairies being rich al
.uvial soil capable Of raising as good whea,
or other cereal crops as any land in the Uni
ted States or Territories.
TIMBER AND WATER.
The amount of timber land in the county
is estimated at 100, 900 acres consisting Of oak
elm, maple and tamarack in the southern
portion and pine in the northern portions.
Yhe Crow Wing, Shell, Leaf, Wing, Red Eye
and several other small streams afford an
abundant supply ofpure water: Wells can
he made at a depth OF from IL to ID feet.
LANDS.
There are 100 900 acres Of government land
in the county subject to pre-emption or
homestead settlement The Northern Pacific
railroad company has 80 GOO acres for sale
at All average price of $3.50 per acre and
spectators hold about sc, 900 acres which is
Tor sale at an average price OF $3.50 per acre.
Farms from either OF these sources are in
reach of any who wish to purchase as they
can have plenty Of time to pay for them out
of the receipts OF their crops
PoPuL LAr1oN.
The population of the county is 2,100 COM
posed principally of Americans with a few
intelligent English, Scotch, German and
Norwegians. These figures, however, will
he too small by half by the time another
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26

ALIENS COUGH BALSAMi
Nor Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma, !
1nfnepza, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough,
QuinsyH Tickling of the Throat, Con-
sumption and ali diseases of the Throat
and Lungs.<T This is the best Cough Bal
sam ever madeA It is perfectly harmless,
very pleasant toI 1.-THE taste, and is the very
best thing know n to loosen a cough and
heal the lungs: 1t goes right to the spot
and effects an in mediate cure.
We have sold lit for years and have yet
to hear of the first case where it has
failed to give perfsct satisfaction. This
Balsam is entirely free from Morphia and
opiates of every description and is not
intended simply to alleviate e|by stupefy-
Ing the patient, but it is intended to
loosen cough and give pernlAp Apent relief.
Try it: Price: small bottles,\25 cents;
large bottles. so cents. PREPARED by.
: II. p. ALLEN.
Druggist and Manufacturing Pharnacist.
6T. PAUL, 76R1aT.
For SAFE at Wad(ll Drag* Stor5.
234
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26
WADENA POST OFFICE.

OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TO 8 P. NJ.
g For Parker's Prairie Mondays and
Thursdays 9:30A.M.
Mail closes, going east, $50 AM.
il" t' west, $3.50 PM.
Money Orders can be obtained upon post
Offices in all parts Of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, p. NJ.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26

Rev. c. II. Dixon will preach in Wadena
the second Sabbath of each month at IL
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m.
Also in Verndale the first Sabbath Of each
month at 1890 d. IN. and p. IN.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26

Rev. E S Peake will oficiate at Waden'
the Sd Sunday in each month at IL NJ ane
at Vernda,e at IL p. III,
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26

The climate Of Northern Minnesota is ex-
ceedingly healthy, being dry, pure and
steady. The summers are simply delightful
with long twiights and cool evenings. The
winters are about the same length as in
northern New York with the advantage of
being more steady. The mercury runs per-
haps little lower, but the cold is not as dis
agreeable or penetrating.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Jan. 7th 1880.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26

1t has stood the test for Is Minnesota winter.
bearing fruit without any protection or being ta
en- from the trellis. lis double the size of anv
other grape grown in Minnesota, two weeks esrli
er than the Concord. Has 4 fine spicy faver pe.
culiar to itself ard is as hardy as any nild vine
grown in Minnesota. s.s@5
These vines were raised at Excelsior where o,
the parent stem can be seen over 200 clusters on
one vineithis scason and the vine has grown over
% feet in length. !
Strong vines for sale st 81 eacn; IS per half!
dozen, 80 per dozen. Cuttings 10 cents each
ent bye9nai' securely packed on receipt Of rrice.
..<@.& '%5>b I W, STRATToN,
'%e= - Ga Excelsior, MINI. [.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26

England Prairie, on the End Sunday
in each month at II o'clock.
Verndale the I'd and 9Th Sundays in each
month at O'clock p. m.
Bluffton frs: Sunday in each month at 3
o'clock
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-02-26

Rev. Mr. Denley will preach in the School
House, Wadena, the lst and 9TH Sundays in
each month at IL o'clock am. Prayermeet-
ing every Thursday night.
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VS. US JF Tys y.FT.

S.'sro tfcll:: s'isa.a :ceuc!rl y, silt Jug in
inGianc. Ua!o aid Vermont.
bI.it c, ii is sid vii! haeo III, lori ). erj
n!'thaps = LID 'l"cgs ia 70 Chicago lfer West
N,rainii.
D.Vitt AID Brcnuar, the Irish Land Lenu9
aslators, are On :hrir way to tbs c,uotry 10
con'lnna IL w,5k parnel! hagsu
The P,rnaotDt Estili ion 10 F,iuount
faiE, Pdl'ade!rbi'. WAS raorsn. ID yesterday.
ma ab0iV,fsaiy Il tfc op ming If !ha Get tsuuial
E&tloItlJc Ia The same bulldog.
TIE Hun! hrtys farm Ct D.oil Dyrco-
boTper, in jefferson cGuoty, W. Va. eco acres,
hsi ben Purchased By Dibi,i Ii, fl bower for
SO 500
) v,ral dara,f,uy fir ara COS ragny ID the
woods Lear D.rGum Ciy, Ps., sud Cvlevlllc.
y property sticky lDcAt,d Ii rough tho for,
e>tS Ia those sec.iOns.
Inc people alo0g The pi opposed roa;c tf The
RchDood Lni Southwestern laroad appesr
!a10fahia ~ the pr, j:ct. Cumberland cOuoty a
lew days SIC, voted q sub; c;ipti,n OF $50 900.
Biacd County will vote on the eth CT the pres
:ht m0ptG !ur or against 90 approximation Of
$4,000 PUThala1 a1i other cjupties will
uAo"l,o v"te at tha regular sirirg Gle olion Tor
sn3scFip:lon 10 1t hHit If tho same cnterpr;sc.
Tie reg road is to I'd ifciu the mouth CT
The York livtr 10 the Nlississipni, 10 Sou h.
weston ke,tlcky, Gis:auce .! go mites.
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ssHpAs, STATIDaE1sY. etc

II L Il b : ElCuN ESS!
4. n"~: hook b7 Mark Twain, entitled "A
iHhhl' = Abroad" with Lhreo hu1drst and
twenty CAT illustrations; vol: prica So 30
ta:is;% G"rew. i.5lsn7.. Hnar Series, by Nav
i,Ati+u 81.
Hahdy Volume Sorias.- a shoit !.irs ot Charles
DlckuHs, with selections from BIZ. letters, by
ChsTies II. Jones 35t.
thh Ams%ln, hv Franz nin.slstedt. trsnsls..
cd from tbs ucrmaG, by J. NJ Hart; 81 Is
Only y Wall. By i. A. Brendle; ST.
American f;osc- Hawthorne, Whittier. I.y.
Ing. i.ongfe!ow, Hclmes. Lowell, etc; Sll5
Rriinsi, Inc keaper. Southern Sketches. BIZ
Constance Fcnimore Nuols0n; 81 25
another supply IL day OF a Fouls Kr;ani,
By ore az tho lnois ; a.
Loi,"rinxs in ptossant Paths BY Marion Hay
lani 81 -.
GalRio'H Lila Ct GAs:=t, S"as.ds edition AZ.
FHrrar' = Life o. Chris; GUc
farrArs Lilo and Works OF s.. P,ul So.
Contemporary H,view 2us.
FurLniShtly kerisw; 10:
All thr New Bonks, Msyfzinos an! Eeyiuy.
On ha;!d or iurni.ha3 mt shorl,st roticc
GEO. Y. FRENCH,
app !3 and IS Kingst
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luj.s c TO u pleas, Insert 10 your pap'r
that shc suit on "E1plish CoLliliou Powders
~as nj tried or decidcd in Ki,hnoLd on May
/. 1851. But healog of The suit will bs held
before Judge Hughes at Norfolk. Va, un May
l9h. wacn tho suit will BIO decided on us
mei:s. Yours Respectfully.
John s. KNAPP T. 60.
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SeS- Will Omen on tho first d,y Of April o
JOB LOT OF GoHDs from ono Of the largest
retailers OF New York city, comprising BuRT's
AID Other well kpowo msnu!ac urtrs. These
Soou arc OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, aid will bs
sold t, ONE HALF OTHER COST.
L'clss', Meu's, Chdreu's and BOYS Shoes
mr. 81 WADDEY. 10 kiop STRAIT
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAY III 1ssl

fORE OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY IL, 1850.
Srn rlsH'....... s. Sun 'cts....... 7 G
ANElTEp
Str w Thompson. lowar Pete. to r a feed.
rchr Clara Simpson, Windsor, n :, 20 Vim
smCo..
=, Schr Gen Forfeit Norfolk, lumber to rolry,
SmCot u Co
sthr K j. R'p.r. Ea'timcra. LANDER, to Perry,
ichr Il Eorcrs, Krnn,h,c ics Ia f A Reed
CLEARED
S:T Ann El'z,. fhiIudelubi4, nv r A kar,l
!-tr hiatts"n. luWcr Pc. By j Brnhnrs z Go
fchr > : Hudson, j. s:ar, ty JnD j . g,,r,. /
90 ""' "
SIR k":e faEser Norwi.h. Conn, - Am-
rrc!r Cugi Co.
Schr FInre:cu Dean, Providence ~ hmoi,
can Coal 60.
PASSED VI.
=. en's G"or." AIRY. rs Mnl,rrI, Chs,lcs 4
D'iSGs, .:t :: sb.r '.'tOIlas. Tor .irnrrrtoY,n
Sons Cara = Eait, Bella II.l,G.y. !; w
H'!h"' %iA " Il Lows, f.: Gsorget).ia.
ras>s3 Down.
'.t'.'s y i :iui;Iori, D 4 &L,hony, Gu, y
Briggs ind ''ev kr~y, 'iom 80. ;e.own.
aEavGGHDA.
Eafk ncnry N,rwr.if,r W.sai9ci,narl s.rr
:a''l9 = fuShes, t4r faore ca"wa ssi.,d IcuT1
GHrdiaer S!A. ''"
Schr Mage Dell. i,o1a :,cHl:.al. a. Ufgs!,.
lnst"n, ~ FiHrvsrJ ;anv"n S.h.
;'2hFs Colin Boxer, i,or, Hre!on, 10 i1sd TO-
t=rhm"Hd, AID j N B1oukings from, poi;,
r'tu.h, 10 !"sd Tor Pete, shurg ~ B,ih lib.
SCI s,e'sl" H:.E. BAD, lrou HivhmooI At Ras
ion ION. ''''
Schr il Baxter heHcr. iu7 Proyiiepco
sailed from "cw York lUta
Sc5Es Anna tt@vcas sad H"~srt Hiiiiams
for 4 eC-2ttown. u Nos; York l1Lh
Scars a23 Y Bergen, sni Henry L HnrYens
iIr Ei2hDoad, 81 New York 10Th.
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Railroad Accidents

CHICAGO, Msy ia bridge On tho Wabash
E'llroad. few miIas slu'h Ct Strecbr, H.,
gaVo wy yesterday morn!og az train was
psSslT 8 over 1t. pre- riaIipg tho locomotive,
With tho baggage aud smoking us, into tho
water and daShing them into ricces. NJ ono
was killed,
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massachusetts Grceuincxcrs

WORCESTER, MASS May ll.-Tho Green b:ck
LABOR Convention met at tho horticultural Hall
At II O'CLOCK this morLirg. There wero about
lou delegates prcseut. Hon. H. Moody Boynton
WAS mado se!msnent president, and a long list
OF cthor Ulcers were OIL, o.ed,
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atN-Iho fair at St. Mary's Hall, By tie
s'5 CT the Holy Cross, was quite largely at
~. ..'1 last night. and those present spent q
49,; pleasant evening. A number Of useful
~, ~. D.autiu! articles are Oh exhibition. The
o ~ VIII be continued to night. Sec adVeriZe-
~:at IN another column.
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CANAL GDM hiERCS

Arrived Bats H it West d K Long, J K
stsnEope,, ard w Hesd. to Gso.yr's Creek
Coal and ir"n %; d hmGG, anJ W i Borlhn
lr, to Amer III Cu.l Go.
DepaIted-t Pots Vim Walsh NJ A Myers.
y hnnn, W ) Boothu, ir. Ets-inG. b Is Hud.
son Il : French. II Y West ADD u + Long.
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FAMILY REEXi0N- Tho visit OF Mrs. l. zzie
hirdIrrd ct Hamburg, Iowa, daughter OF Lieut..
J"hn l. Smi'h. 0! the pole, f,rcs CT this city,
atd hir SOD, - years Of sgc, to their relatives
mere, was The occasion OF family rcurou al
her lathe, slider c. 90 Sotdsy lest. and ID ny
c1rEra'ulstlCni were lhttrctaagtd between
th'm end thtic many fri, nts who called duricg
The Gal.
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y'HE BoATMEN's STRIKE The Cumberland
vs's says: The strike OF the boatmcD O.. the
:"I'and and New Central companies, 10 Con-
taI'c9 CT the refusal Of these companies 10
~ !"e prevailing rate, Sl.l0 to Georgetown.
i,r"aue'. The Maryland company CD Satur
u! ,-Lirptd several boats to Individuals oil
HN!oston, paying, it is understood, the rate
t..-'ooed by the boatmcn. 1t is understood
N..'sTer,, that this rate is only paid by the
,i;yT;and company on cal shipped to !ndi
"'nas at Gcoreotown.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. W. W. Gordon. OF X ch-
moad, obu CT tt nost distinguishes lawyers 10
the Stat. was in tho city Yesterday Gu business
San Auditor John II. Massey arrived It tho
Manson House lat he cry this uoroi.g trom
Lf,sburs. wht re- he al ire, - d q political meet
lHc }, stcrdey H. left THIS ,vsuins for Rich =
InnLd oa he iiV. u'c'o,k truin
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II EEr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Water
COoLEHs end Ice CHESTS eau bu found at
STANSEuRY'S, c)rucr of Klag AMI Cclanin; $
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.-A republic n mass
moetlog Will be HID at ,bc cll Court House
10 morio8 night Ter the purpose OF endorsing
Louis +, Payne lJr Common 4eah's Auornty
aud a. W. Armstrong for City Sergeant. Ths
oo'o'cd people icy that Arn.ttcng IL their
preference for City Sa'g.aDt, and they loud
to vote Ter hun @h,thcr ho l.I's ia with the
MIhonc plan or DOT.
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FINAL, NOTICE,
NOTICE.
NOTICE

To TaCSE
-. IN ARREARS 10. CITY TANKS
ne I'd" allowed FOR La- coIrc.na of ci.;.
tnx", ~ tho n.esnn. ii..sl ysa.tx mr., M.v':,
$50 w" give lHai notes thai il II , bills -,
ToiJhlnlrg ~ our HANDS Gnp,'d arc no. srt.i,tin
the next ava days W. s!i ~ -;'or:, tnei. c,rl.r
ton by distr,i":, ~ th" i.w d,rac.I Wa h...
oeen IS ladu'gant 1" all AZ nos'b". Dl- Dug
~ plain aud Imperative. We have either to .,,:
The bills or collect thsn. and We sincerely h IT,,
lhht those still IN arrears will come furw.rl .r,i
ssitie and tharnhy rslsvo II. Of the necessity %
enlorcia2 iin 'aw. which w will surely do b..
tore the end Of the i:csl yurr. No exceptions
Will bo sdr, but the law carried ont. 81
JNO. II. LII LII Col North. Dis
\. Il, FIELD, Col. South Dist
Rom 6 Market Building nvi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-11

TURNING ORA CANAL Boat Too WASH
tstgh Star says: The canal boat j. w. Daley.
n"''h vas en- the stocks undergoing repairs at
re uIPper boat yard Of Mr.. l.. Mcrtens. 10
,-ah"tlaod. was st 90 fire, % Saturday morn
*, ~ before he flames gained much h,adWay tt o
. ..f' |ss pushed If the stocks toto tho water,
vi lie iIAmcs were DOT c}mnuuita.ed 10 adj
lung PROPERTY but tho boat was burned 10 the
.a,', and Was total loss. The boat belonged
- Mr., NerteDs and Was 60 old boat. havIuR
0''n clmcrly known as the Henry Ger ieman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-11

HE ROWLAND BALLESGsa CASE 1t a:ll
% fenenoertd That at III. las. trru of the
Oa!tea States Circuit Court Judso Hughes
suSheeded bis order isa1cl few Days previous
y, "n ,n9euug CT the court. transferring R3bcr.
w. D!!te1gsr and George t. Ncwlacd to the
HSs1inRton authorities 10 answer indicmen s
iouod against them by tie graod Jury of the
supreme Court Of the District tf Colunbia,
uatll tn" y b Of May, in order to allow the
Gluosti ijr the accused time to appeal to the
pnlttd States Supreme Court for a revision Of
dtcleoo, giving the Ds.r.ct of CoIuubi,
liris1iclitn ever The offsDcJ which wss COL,
Iitted 90 the Potomac Iiv,r. As ated ia the
1.z'tfn yesterday, the CASE was submitted to
Ihl;' y ustc Waite, In chambers. by Capt, f.
IL. Smith and Edmupd Bake. etq 10 the form
VI Az api caEIon ttr writ OF habess c1rru.. The
grouod taxed was tie sane as b,f9re Judge
hughes, whose ceoi.on was appealed irou,
ina! the m lsct bttWeec Maryland and Vir-
Hio's CT $50 by which The la ter was given jlris
"'c'oa OF otto1cas conn tilted on the Potion &C
r;V2f, buween the two States, when the efferce
cnsrt1d Hai mn i:t'd by CT zen of iha State
o. FIrsInl-. Jldle Waite refused The writ,
tu, adVIj: u the applicants that their poiot
miInt he Used $50 DEF noe in the court below.
i!o tIlto to uhch the ,c,u3ed parties were
osliSt @il expire to morrow. Eh9n they will
appear t2:orn Commissioner F4Bltr Sud give
h3nJ II Is ihcUsht i1r their alpsaraEc, before
the supreme court OF the Hi,!rio, OF Tuumtls,
~tcr: The q12s TO- q! uisdic iou will b. aIru d
D. GUS.