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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
TAM ONE WHO WAS CURED
OF 8
C0NSUMPTlO

VO w ~ VavEh d EW EM Q
LAwRENcEBURo, ANDERSON Co., Ky.
Feb. 10, 1873.
Messrs. Cyaddock G Co.:
observation-disclosures send me twelve
bottles of Cannabis Indica, one each of
Pills and Ointment, for friend of mine
who is not expected to live; and as your
medicines cured me of CONSUMPTION,
some three years ago, want him to try
them. ! gained fifteen pounds while tax
ing the first three bottles, and l know it is
just the thing for him. Respectfully,
- ]. V. HULL.
DR.. II. James CANNABlS lNDiCA, or
East India Hemp, raised in Calcutta, and
prepared on its native soil from the green
leaf, has become as famous in this country
as in India for the cure Of Consumption,
Bronchitis, and Asthma. 9
s8We now inform the public that we nave
made the importation of this article into
the United States our Specially and that
in future the afflicted can obtain these
remedies at all tirst-class druggists. As
we have, at great expense and trouble,
made permanent arrangements in India
for obtaining Pure Hemp" gathering it
at the right season, and having it extracted
upon its own soil from the green leaf
by an old and experienced chemist (said
chemist being native), We know that We
have the genuine article,
IN ALL ITS PURITY AND PERFECTION,
and feel that we are entitled to credencc
when we say that Caanahs !ndica will do
all that is claimed Tor il, and that one
bottle will satisfy. the most skcptical Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
Low PRICES FOR BUTTER.

The New York Tribune in its market report, ex
planned why some butter is sold for such low
prices. In speaking OF butter IL said Light colored
goods very hard to dispose of and several lots
were thought well sold at to 10 cents" If butler
makers would get the top price, they should use
the Perfected Butter Color, made by Wells Rich.
ardson & Co.. Burlington Vt. 1t gives a pure
andelion color and never turns red, or rancid but
tends to improve and preserve the butter. owl
MARCH WINDS! The sudden changes
and high winds which prevail in March
makes bottle of DoWnS'S EIt1ir ALWAYS
necessary to have at hand. 1t is II sure cure
for sudden colds and all lung diseases.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
JACOB TROUT.

THERE IS NOT A eTNGHE
SYMPTOM of Consumption that this REM
edy, will not dissipate, and It will break a fresh
cold in twenty-four hours. Ask your druggist
for CDR JAMES CANNAHIS m
OLGA, and if they fail you send to us direct.
One bottle will satisfy the most skeptical. So SO
per bottle, or three bottles for Sc 90. Pills and
Ointment, 81 rs each. Address, q
CRAppocK CO., 1882 Race St., lIPhIIadelphla
M Br-CLRCULARS FREE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
MAR BlAGES.

In Montpelier Tebruary %. by Rev ] + stone, Mr..
JOEL +. CELI.tY, and Mss EMMA Il LATHAM.
,un Fayson, February o. hy E"s G. T.. Wells. ORIN
:. b. CLOUGU, OF Wdrhln elor, aud HATTIE. j..
PIERCE, of Warren.
In Waterbury February =, at tine residence of the
BRIDES father. Wi0m ~ Barnes, ESQ, by Key. Ed
win Blake, SAMUEL i. STEAltNES, Est, and LII
iberia A. BARNES, both of Waterbury,. - -
In North Dquyille January ~ by Rev. Y. Udal Nr.
ASA RANDALL, aud Miss CARRIE \. WARD. both Of
DanVile.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03

Bakers Mandrake Bttrrs will care vi
bilious Diseases. Sold everywhere ut %
cts. per bottle. Try it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
WATERBURY NATIONAL BANK,

OF THE
WATERBURY, NATIONAL BANK,
at Waterbury,, IN The StGte Of Vermont, nj
Me.clOsc of business, FcbrUry 81, 1880
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. &llO 3l2 >.
O. =. Bonds u secure circulation, lUn UuD 90
Other Stocks, Bonds, and Mortgages, u 01J IT,
Due from approved reserve agents, Il haI ~
Real es ate. furniture, and fixtures, JU 40
Current expenses aud taxes uGia, - "a
Checks and other cash items, In3 }.
Bills OF other Banks, Al 10
Fractional Currency Uncluding nickclsl. 30 70
SucCit Qnciudlug Gold lsnry CrrtiratCS) 24s ~
Legal fender Notes, SU0 90
Redemption fund with I. s. TreasIrCr(5
per cent Of circuuton) 1850 90
Total, SGOgSO Il
Capital Stock paid iu, SIOoOOOOO
surplus fund, 81 Oau 90
Undivided profits. Ge9l IS
National Bank Notes outstanding, so9uu 90
individual deposits subject to check 1860 Il
Demand certificates OF deposit, $3.50 70
Total, --S2iO,9GO Il
STATE OF VERMONT, : 40
County of Washngtnn% FS' ]. CuRTIs WELLs CASH
the above statement ID true to the best my kHoWl
edge and belief
CURTIS WELLS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this eth day OF
February 1880.
WILLIAM p. DILLISiuAN Notary Public
C0rroct-Atest:
PAUL DlLT1NGHEMJ
NAllil MOODY,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

Of Montpelier. in Tie 50 dG Of reymoHt. at
Gie close of business. February q, 1880
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03

Now Observation-Disclosures. s.n4 Garust.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03

GROTON.-Dr. Hiram A. Cutting, our
state geoo9ist, lecturcd on the 2d instant
in the. NJ. +. church ut this place upon
Various Methods of Foreleling Storms"
The house was filled with an intelligent
audience, and the principles set forth were
these derived from long study and close
observation. They were presented in n
happy style and all were deeply Interested.
We believe that many points in the lecture
were so we'll taken and so fully shown
that they will be of permanent advantage
to our farmers, and, in fact, to all who
care to know of coming storms. 1t was
certainly one of the best and most enter.
tanning lectures we ever listened to.
NEwDURY.-Cyrus Rowland slipped
and fell on the ice last week and disloca,ed
his shoulder
A very nice pair of white three. year-old
steers are owned by w. G. s. B. Carlton.
that turn the scales ut 1920 pounds.
NoRrIFIELD. The winter term of
Mortified graded school closed February
9th. The whole number of pupils was
two hundred and sixty nine. In room No.
l, Miss Mary E. Thompson, teacher, the
whole number of scholars was fifty-four;
neither absent or tarly, livc-.Leonie Ey,
Mamie WhItmarsh. + ldie DAheny. Harry
| q
Carrie NJ. Bean, teacher; whole number
of scholars, iifly-one; neither absent or
tardy, seven-CharIie Evans. Curtis Kent,
Frank Moody, Willie PearsoAs, Robbie
Paine, Hattie Rowland and Emma Stone;
No 5, Miss Alice A Avcrill teacher:
whole number of scholars. thirty-eighl;
neither absent or tardy, six-Jenne p.
Hatch, Bertha Howe, George A. Badger,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-03-03

The Central Vermont will build track
of its own to Barre Junction this spring,
going beside the Wells River track on the
north. The track will cross Main street
near where the shop of George Scribncr
stands to the vacant lot south of the Hyde
block. Rumor has it that the road may
be extended from Barre to Royaton to
accommodate the immense through freight
business Of the road, but this is only street
surmise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

On the morning of the 10th, Mrs. EIGZ :, .
BETH M ANkiN, wife ofthe late Uhas SianKic,
Its> Her funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF Mr.. VIM. Domaine, alfred street, be-
tween King aud Prince. on Sunday afternoon.
al 3 o'clock. Friends and acq i.iniancea are in.
Vitec to attend.
~ his residence, valley View" Frederick
county, Va, or the morning the 9Th of Jan
usTy, OF heart disease, JOHN NELSON
MEAD e, esq in the G9.h year of his age. Mr..
Meade has been n declining slth Tor some
mo0ths past, yet his trieuds we're entirely ur-
prepared r. this sudden sud early termins lion
Of his s., kGcss. Fe~ man haze left behnc then,
more envsole reuu&ati &c for Atr;cl integrity a.
well SIS the many ether virtues that e to make
up the cnsrseter OF good ard useful citizen.
For number ofpe.rs be has filed The yositicn
OF magistrate in his county, and there are tu .
Creds OIL LIS height ore who would slsdly attest
what friend he was in thst position al Wayg 3.
courssing litigation, yet when upnvoib, b Q, ret
ln2 With the etrictest imphriisli.y Socially few
men possessed more sttrsctions With q re-,
markedly retentlve memory there was ioin d
much andy humor, end his owledgs of tn.
days snd people which have passed made him q
most agreeable Darion. Truly his commu
nifty will loEg and sadly miss him, but to bis
tsnl, hla loss is irreparsble for be was most
devoted husband, father and brother. Though
not formally connected With the church. vet
many years regular sltend ant and lover Of the
Episcopal church, in which be was reared be
h-o expressed the wish to connect himself BY
comm nsIon upon the first opportunity. Always
mora! man, he expressed himself IS ready to
ole. aud with tull tsith in his Saviour. His re-.
mails 9tre deposited in the grave ysrd Of The
Meade Memorial Church, 1t White Post, Clarke
county, where sleep his father, mother, brother
knd sister.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
NE us HR THE U.sS

Floods 10 Cincinnati have c,us.l sl0o 000
damaGe
A whale hes heeo c.rtured in Charleston
haEbor.
Next Monday will be the oue hundred and
h'teta aoDIVcrsary 0? the p!anfies Of Baltimore
town.
The iieutists Of Baltimore sn1 Washington
ars baking an effor, for the passage OF law to
resu'aie the practice of their profession,
Joshua 4. Moron, better k1opn to sill old
Cs:'tcruians Ms 'Einpcro,' Norton, dropped
dad 10 San FIauc: CO Thursday oight
" POS hogs shipped from Montreal to Gas-
cow per steamer 3,roari Castle lao died co the
passage from msiigapt typhoid fever
There has been trightiu mortality from
snail p' IN Ottawa, the capital Of he pro-
VlGIe Of Ontario. The deaths during last year
gere 912. Of which 2l0 were from small pox.
South Carolina Dcgroes who lost their money
IN lie freedman Bank appeal TO Congress fer
Il, and II thcY isil, Con.r, ssmsn O'CouDer viii
Introduce hill 10 abolish the comm ssioD.
The Ute l0dis,s and their escort passed
| Through Chicago yesterday fcr Wsshipston.-
Some harsh VOL ds We're said TO the savasss a
| TIC depot N Chicago by the crowd.
AmoeE the sttepdeots on the oon.ere.c, of
| groeunrckcrs iuWsshnetun yesterday vs., Fay
cite Mchlueu, # Virginia, who Dos bciag ablc
t. sp.ak IN tie crntcrruon, IN 4d1 speech E!;tl
| lt5 auj ,urumont.
Geo ". Williams, o'occd. Representative
! 10 The OHIO liaRisla e, fr, N Hamilton uoty
| was refused bis d!i.rur 1t restaurant, 10 Col
| uIobns yesterday. He is going TO sue uudc,
tho civil rights oil, aud the Legislator. will IN
! vesigotH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
a-fESGELEf-g ii-ElLrS-


The buchanan and Clifton Forge railroad is
rapidly approaching ocmplcti0p.
The DsbDey farm in Spot.sylysnia COUNTY,
has boeD aoid To- Col, John L, Alr;on for So 600
The City Council of DaryiIo BY a vots of 3
10 , has q, cided 10 is4ue bonis for s50 0O0 ~
he DarviIIo ana y ~ E:vr Roiirnot "
.or,o c..o. 49,, h.s.
pC,''0 iU'I' ''s' "evu Wv % OskWoeH
- ~ !iIs.ut enc i?o9eiy
~, -. w. ,n.' ".i, l"S '''H Ee''S On
49, r'.,
10y SSuS $500 u.uS",e' u, VIII Spo"n
~ To frsni,na. trm Jncsaro ', ,n, ~ i.unl
,,rob, G.o "a ~ oss az X. 'i,en ner c'G'hes
d.a;b "o0 WAS '''o's'S 'oS9'eu 10
N'a'"'
pum0"r OF mln'rt from Prnnsylcao ia Lave
hll'ea o. me fitfsV! le iro0 Hiin's 10 Fret kiln
county, s0d wal 20 to g So' at "oc'. The D'ues
r 90 The l'be OF the FraOk|ln aud Pit.syIvsnia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
The NiH.:se sil;sIEiq

Mairr GeuCTa Chamberlain, Of tbs Maine
militia, took fnrma' 'cmand at Augusta yes
trrday ard assumed temporarily rne ofic, OF
Governor; ~nlch he .i'i 81 uu'il 4 - &C IS 5-
mas hcen l. g.lly elected TO Governor Gaics!ou,
Thosa tern, has xpred. This proceeding seems
- have pIoCtc 10 cSr, al CEct inCut.--
The Senate rICc edeG with JusioG $, ADD 10 the
Il Us Mr.. SBsn o. Mnot, stared the circum-
saracs 0i 'hc bribery bn0" 10 ri CT tc Was
Engaged. Mr.. Hstrimen. Q! * DIS buek, made
IKE statement; and display Cd 10 tie House
the mo1cy he haj received from the ro;uhi'c -
srent- Th-oe members ststod th.: .nev
red been offered snd hsd taken brides Of
81 eco 10 feEisn their seats Committees
OF investigation were appointed 1t is
.ted That W hite, who is said 10 have
offered the brides Was followed from the
Slatr house &c Seuator Blair e's house 9her, he
lei: the former place - GET ~. cssn 10 rsy Hsr-
rlEnan md returned will the money hut Sens
lor B.sine dign.nIly denies the chnrso and
pronuGnces it y lie out # whole cloth" But IL
suCa cases Mr.. l. 5. HssrlcraiOus must be taken
for VIVA: they ara worth Ii is not The FIST lime
ne has made indignant denial of charges euuslly
as Grave which hsre afterwards been proven
S UGUsTA, Jan l0.-iG the House wen il W a.
called ~ order there were out 5. ..en hers in
their &C IS, the republicans being al absent
Visitors were ajrNtcd by ticket from General
Chan berlair's iii e =: 9 20 tins House AZ
i"urned until Monasy, and ~ IL V'clock the SEN
ale adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
List OF Letters.

The following is a list of the letters remaining
in the Postotlice in this city January 10
Persons calling for letters will say they are nd.
vertiscd and give the date of tho list.
If not called for within thirty days. they will be
sent to the dead letter Office in Washington.
BroWn, Miss Rosey Session, Mrs D
sbsock, q W Tsxter, JC
Duiancy, G WilIsms, John f
Dorsey, Mrs E,z lbeth Wright. Mrs Nora
Evans. VIM Willis, Mira Louisa
Johnston. Cadet Jas
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE, 2. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

Ia0 Senate CoomitIee on Arp:ol ra;ous is
noF7 o1Gsg d 10 the coasderatiou of the forth
Gcation till, By w:ca hundreds tf thoussr d.
OF dollars will be thrown away ca worthless
cast dcfeoses All tbs c,ald be saved, and
n cn'y the IS, tn: the iDtcrior dc'enaes Of
tho coua'rg De maio imptcpuablc by q diff r.
co: policy on the part OF tins gOvcrumcnt to
wiro 'hH people Of the South let thos, peo-
pie be giceE to understand slfat they arc
recognized as eqrais hY their tcl0g ci IL Us Of
the North; that they hsv0 tha same rights apd
privileges ss lhc people OF I'll other sc iors Of
the coTn:fy, ana arc supposed TO en;rtaiu the
same patriotic .eeEss tia; iuspirc The ci:izeus
OF every other pGr,ioo of the Unicu, aud the
uu'y will coed n9 stronger notifications than
those Hh CO will be c7ccyfu'Iy made of the
b:easS Ct her brave and patriot C IL 'ns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

SALE OF IRON Works The Arcadia Iron
Works, the property Of William W. Boyd, de.
O. ascd, were sold Oh the 9th instant by Johr W
johrstoD. commissioner of Bath Circuit Court,
to Pennsylvania parties. The property lies on
the west slope of the Blue Ridge, extcndiop
down tie ris: tom the to 20 Of Buchanan some
ten miles, and running back to ucar the Peaks @,
Olto. 1t contains about 90 900 >cres ir fec sim
pie, and orc rights in about GOO acres add.
tionsl. 1t has on it hot bias, chercosl tarnace
immense bodies of wood land, aud large de-,
posts OF VsIu sb'e iron ores. The purchasers
have already bcguo the cpeuiug of mioes
With view 10 the present shipment of roa Gre
by the canal, and to the construction Of furuac IS
and larger shipments of ore 30 5000 as the
Buchanan and Clifton Forge road shall be c,n.
lleted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
H4RELGX EEiI-E

Or: VIM: Budd, 81 eminent &Dglish physic.
ism, is dead.
Coz z.les the would be rosicidc, has written
TO Kink Alfonso, asking TO be psrdoned,
The ltslsn Cour. Of Appeals HIS snnulle6 the
marriage Of Gsribsldi with the Countess Raj
moadi.
Railroads r. curing grant of u $4,000 marks
Will 0e built III 6ites!a Other puOilc works will
aid the famine stricken people there
The Spanish Society for the Abolition Of Sla-
very has addressed petition to Congress for the
I'm mediate and Simultaneous alterations of the
slaves in oil toe Spanish possessions.
The Bishop of London has signed letters oil
request 10 the Dean Of Arches Court, province
of Canterbury in fresh suit against Rev. alex.
ander II ackoncchio, of st. Adams Church, Hol
born: The new proceedings will be for the
deprivation Of Mr. Msckonochia's rights CT
priesthood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

That Mr. Huoorict b u ri!nt is 20. utterly
devoid Il Sg35C, As bis !aour i1pes;;gsiit.s aud
his bill 10 give every man 10 the coupuy farm
aod monty cncueb to Improve it aad build q
house 90 il would seem to Indicate, is proved
by his effort 10 the House Of Representatives
yesterday 10 &5oli h the present foolish, pro-
c.satlDal!nS and expensive system Of removing
pcii.ica! Gisati!i les 10 individual oa;as, Eli 10
make ono BAL for that purpose extend It's opera
tlpcs to all pcrslrs now under arch Gisabii.i E.
The war has DOW bseo ever fifteen years, nc "
generation hcs grove W, Sud is will do nobody
any harm il those Cn6lr political disabilities By
reason If ihe part they tC>k 10 the var be al
low d to speed their fcg rcmaiaing years with
those cisao!iitics removed. Such action 90 tho
part OF Congress YOU'D be 10 The linc oil wisdcsn,
fo7 all reasonable ncu k90w that il is good
policy tlr a goqeTnmon. 10 r"m9va the ttnc .s OF
C Vii Sar a. rapidly as possible, AM the exist
ence G! rOii lJai G.a ,!!itrs is q prominent ope
Of those traces. Mr.. WIight's motion c3uId
not be cntutslaod because i! Vas unparliailon
try, bu " hope h. may renew il at the proper
;iric, and that bn'h the House aud ihv Senate
may cgree 70 /: w,,hcut unnecessary delay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
neEnuIfer.

PHILADELPHIA, jan. 10-The anncurce
nent Vas made this morning that Geor.e G..
Lesssu, Sece;ary of the Germao Ere Ipsur.
aace Company, is q detauIter to the amount of
about 50 900, and the belief exists that other
moneys may kavs been cole cted from the
policy holders (which 20 return has been made.
Lsssau has not been seen for some time,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND IRI-wEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNSwDENa
1t is made apparent By the recent proceed

1t Is made apparent b. the recent proceed
Jugs 10 the Maize Legislature that the bribery
of Whicn Mr. I7eals of Kansas ard ct Mr.. ko
logg OF Louisiana Gre guilty, add of which tie
numerous cs:pet b7gscrs who have bad their
little strut upon the floor Of the United States
Senate vare coo7ictc3, is DOT the n GU lar
growth of tho gates 10 which taaso iodlviIus s
settled, but thai they brought thcir scndc1cg
to sucl doviatiCns from s.rict morality With
them tr0m the more chilling rcgio "a # the
North. Tire m2mber5 # the Main2 House
Of Representatives rose iG that body yesterday
and gave tho particular Of an attempt to bribe
them by the Rspuni cl1a 70 present the OF
ganIza!loa OF the Lei laturo OF that State
Their STATEMENTS Contained names, dates, snd
places. aod vas 81 plaio, dir ct, ard explicit
that there is 90 doubt Of its tru:ht1ness, one
OF them ever exhibiting he roll # bapknoses
that he'd been offered him. If Governor Gar
celon's enbveTs o. cf quHy 10 order to observe
the strict letter OF the sag Guided him to the
ccEsurc he hss received rom ie radica! press
and politicians, With what well ,ne!igcd ox>cra-
tlops must chose who have attempted to Il US
debsuch tbs representatives Of the pcorIe Ct q
sovereign STATE be Qv,rgf e'moo? The unity
awaits the answer a,xiou-ly, bu. sad to say,
will not be disrrpoia:,d il the radicals Of Maine
Instead OF actiGg rs hot oratie d en- shcuid sai
under the circumstances aad dcu0unc, the cu
DfltS. attempt to excuse anG dcicrd them, al
some Of Their party's representatives in the
uoiitd 5istoa SeEatc re doiag 10 regard &c
Mossrs. Kellogg a0d ingalls,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10
CoURr OF APPEALS YESTERDAY

CoURr OF APPEALS YESTERDAY. Lips
c1mbo ct ais. Gs, Robertson ct ais. Dismissed
for failure to Z. cute appeal bond.
Pre- Us. Commonwealth. Argued BY John
6 lmcr. rsq for plaintiff 10 error, aud the Az
toruey Gc.e'al tor Common wealth, and SUB
mitred.
Simmots VS.. Jauaison. Argued by Fl. Ro.
6sr'son, esq, iJr sppo'laat sud continued until
Monday.
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alexandria Gazette

from tho Marlboro, Md, Prince Georgian
ALEXANDRIA GAzsTTE -Thie veteran journal
entered upon its eighty first volume on the frst
Of the yesr, and we svsl ourselves OF the occs-
sion to present our neigh bors the compliments
Of the season In its modest ar nouncement Of
its 6l.t si.niTor*sry the Gaz .tte says: 1T grew
out Of tho wants Of the community in whose
!o!st /. is published, whose interests it ever aims
&c support and fo,tor, and whose daily life it
chroniclas. All honor 10 the veteran Gazet!c!n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

SEAI-C ENTESEIAL CELEBRATI&E.-"i.e nc
corgrstulate you" says Prot, Del. Kemper, CT
H.mpden Sidney College, in private letter to
the editor OF the Fsru7ilo Mercury, on the
brilliant SUCCESS OF your Semi. Centennial Cele.
brallnn. : really think hc success Of the Whole
sG-ir ought L. n,.Ae you !ee! night COCO" Such
TESTIMONY, c0inl. from z n.lemsa Of Profes
scr Keepers sbnity sid social distinct n, is
ezcacdi> giy gratifying TO US. aid esp.ci,lly
wien supported " goIo.s! endotsement-
EarmviNe NCrcury.
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New Steamer.

CHESTER PA, jap. l0-The new iron
steaush p Louisiana, tult b. John Roach &
500, let, here this nornIug CD her til trip Tor
New " k. She is owned by the Crom we'll
Steamship Company, ard will ply between
New York and New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-10

Il is 90 10 hoped that Governor Matthew'S o.
West Virginia, may be so prompt IN his tras.
msnt Of the disord"rIg strikers NV .: w0r: il
the Hana~h" vs'lsy thnt re may MT ho coui-
PEELED 20 call upon me President. Us he dc zee
yenrs ago, to suppress dStuI Dances Of aimilgr
character.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 1O.-fh e mar.
kat to day 10 dull and quiet Flour is uu-
changed The receipts of Waest are very light,
and prices are rather lower than yesterdays
qro!stions Germ is shade lower, but receipts
are fair, ard wo note les to dsy of 1885 bush
els at 81 SAL and IS !or white. No Oats report
ed, and one small 10. IF Rye Was offered, but
Withdrawn,
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b fllAlfHOy.

OTTAWA Jan. ~ -Smapox Of a msIip.
naut 'ype prevails in Ottawa, aud the CITY
Board o: Fl. aIth IS taking stringent measures
for i.s suppression.
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Thrpp Ntan Lost

GLOUCESTER Mass. Jan. 10 Tho schooner
Laurs Nelson, ST arrived reports the loss of
three Of her crew
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BALT1moEE, Jsn. 1Q-VirsinM 6. deferr'd s !;
do CONSOLIDATED 81 do second sar,es get past
due coupons ia now ten fortes 81 bid .o-day.
Cotton quiet; adding l23,l2B Flour dull
and without QUOT. bic chsuge, but lower to sell.
Nhest -SOu.aern qllet, with light receipts;
Weatarn dull and lower; Southern red l35si4J
do ID b.r l45slio; Mo- Maryland l49; No Z
Westrfn W a.er red spot and Jan l47i, Feb l5l
Southern firm ana higher; Western firm 'or
SPIT acc easier for futures Southern white g.;
% yellow 5Si Western mixed spo; sEd IAN So !;
feo 5es .5ea; Mar, Ap and May 5s445as steam
er Of Cats dull, but firm; southern 4ls43;
" Western white 47a4S; no mixed z6s47; PeaDa
A7s4o. he quiet al 90 81. Gay unchanged.
Gotfae firm and without change suyar Hfm !;
soft 81 Whiskey dull al llaaSl Il
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NEW YORK. Jan. 10 stocks active Money
5,e. Cotton weak; sales CTS bales middlng
u,Isnds IL 1916; middiing Orleans II 1916
Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn dull