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also brought % their official boods. | would
have coma homo before 20. bpt az tEay are
Threatening to dismiss ne. it | Wero to re.
tire COW they would say it was under compu-
500. | have reduced tho charges hero fully
IS per cent aud ire bled the surplus revenue.
10 doing this hsvo not revived a word of
approval or consideration from the department
but many rebukps. can stand it if they can. 5"
The District Commissioners arc considering
tho bill Ter drc ioD railroad between the Bal
Iiuore and Polomsc railroad around the water
front of Wasbngton with road to run to al.
exsrdrl G scros5 the Georgetown Aquodues and
along the bernie back of the Alexandra c,usl.
and i! is S id arc likely to give it their sp
proval. The depot OF this road wiIl be at The
foot Ct 1T.h street.
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Tho Eighth Congressional District

10 the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Your valued Journal has been selected as q
medium Tor adV.cating the claims OF various
Congressional aspirants. | beg permission to
occupy brief spec, in your Columns, in pre.
santing the name ola gentleman VITO, though
not resident Ct my own immediate county,
tLoudon) is pro.en inenty fitted to adorn the
high position Of representative from this
district This gentleman is the eminent lawyer,
Judge Henry w. Thomas, of Fairfax, *
Lieu, Governor Of Virginia. 1t wouli seem
supethlous to enter iLto detailed marathon of
the public services end private worth of Judge
Thomas; be is we'll known 10 the district, and
has ever had the welfare, the houor and diepi.
~ OF the State st heart. Whilst acknowledge
L,udoun, has high and undeniabIe Gains as
ut, INT oaoucr Conservative cJunty, aDd Warren,
Frederick, Culpeper aad Alexandra, worthy
and sb!e candidates. still. 10 the present mixed
condltIon OF politics, it is important that the
CONSERVATIVE baoner should be placed 10 he
hands OF one who can c)mmaud tho undivided
support CT the entire dslric', and tits, | be-
lleVe, Judge Thomas cln do, and should he per
nit bis nsm, to be used before the convention
bis nonloaton and ccolion will douttIcsg fol,
loT, and be viii carry to the halls OF Congress-
ability, Parliamentary eyperictc!, an | do credit
to bis cocs,i!uatc7.
EIGnTH DISTRICT"
Va
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COMMON C0uN(,Ir-


At regular meeting of tho Common Cannot,
OF the city OF Alexandric, held April - 1880
there were present: James L. Beckhsm ooo
Presldent, and hessis. Rock, Eichberg Smith
Dcu2la's Mclean. hvans. Jayins, Daniel and
Peske A''i "no
The chairman Ct the Committee on STRAIT. -
ported that the bill Of George Uhler for rent Of
| stable, amounting to $l2 had been wltbdrswn
The resolution of A ril ID 1850 inoujrinp into
tne reasons for the chain gang being eeen nnon
the streets st night was non coocurred in by the
BOARD OF Aldermen, and bang returned to this
! posro KS former action was receded from and
tnat OF the Board of Aldermen concurred ip.
The Committee on General Laws, to whom
was referred the resolution inquirinz into the
expectancy of putting out by Contract the clean
ng OF Inc streets, lanes and alleys, reported the
following resolution: which WAS adopted, viz;
IT. nesolVeo oy Inc City Council of Alexandra,
tnN nom and alter the passage of ths resou.
tion me superintendent Of Police shall bo d..
aec!eo 70 nave the streets and alleys cleaned by
contiaGt, under such regulations IS NAV be nrC.
sc'iotd by the Com mittee on Streets.
u "A resolution to have Duke street, bstveen
eIcee ing $780, and the De. ton of EniI, ~ ~
sh.oinore ct al to h.vs the curb reset and the
gutter paved IN front OF their property. on Henrn
3D., were referred to the Com mitsee on straeta
r, Dill OF STROLLER Moten ior repairing tool,
,or Inc st5eets, amounting 10 Sl3 Is WAS ords:ed
W pe ps'u, ana the Auditor directed to issue HI.
warrant theretoI, TO be applied 10 the nav man
OF said Noten's taxes p"S inoht
ne following were received from the Board
o, Ai A.: m IN ard tbtr action thereon concurrea
10, VIZ: report OF thu Committee on Lisbt ssIo
rsducins TIE price Of gas; bill of Jas RntniIa "
j., Dispenser Of Medicines smou1tire to ssh 63
aha resolution to appoint proxies To rerressni
inc interest OF thu city in the meeting of tho
t voc. holders OF the slexandria Canal Go ON
q ay 8, leeOi Measrs. Peake and Rock were an.
pclL tsd proxies from this Board. "'
The Board then adjourned
1este: JAMES K. CAToH, Clerk.
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Auditor Massey's spe, CT at Warrcnton last
Monday makes it plain tina! tho readusters
have DOT been deferred By their i'll succc 50 in
their attempt 10 capture tho S.auaton
convention trom prosecuting II cir ire.
Vlous'y determined iotcn'ion Of running o
presidential electoral ticket in this Safe
next November nni that III case thai,
ticket DC elected and the vote OF Virgin. be
rqurcd to Gctcrmino tho election, the persons
named on it will BIZ Instructed to sell out to he
highest biddr. As tho republicans hav, Tho
whole treas ury Of the c,uuiry at their COM
maad there N 90 druhl hcw Vlrsinia's yre
would be caai in the con'icgnr G ~ referred t..
but fortunately such con iDe"tcits arc not wibin
the range If probabilities Ia the first pIaco
every indication leads 10 the belief that the
vote Of Virginia will DOT be sufficient TO deri t.,
The cltc ism. la the s c)rd there is nothing ip
the history Of the whIc people Ct Virgin. TO
lodu,e tho h.lcF that a III, ioyly OF them
ar" CO utterly lost TO all feelings OF honor and
sf r:sHcot as to give supper! to ary such
OF zcu faced attempt a. fraud.
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OFFEGI.4E.
hoard OLE ALDERMEN

At 8 regular maetinp of the Board of Alder.
men, held Apli q, 1889, there ere present =
H. 4. Downhsm, esq, and hessrs. Moore,
Reid Ano
A bill of. Bnswisle, j.. SOL c.. for M cins,
was ordered to be paid.
On motion it was resolved that two members
from each Board be appointed proxies to repre-
sent the intare;t' Of tho city at the next annual
meeting of the Alexsndria Cana, COMPANY. to
De hou in this city on Monday, The Sd dsy of
Nay, proximo, and Messrs L. w. Reid and
strauss were appointed on the part Of this Board.
resolution in regard to the reduction of the
price OF gas and the report of the Committee on
Light thereon WIS referred back to the Com.
mI!tee on Light with Instructions to reuort a
OIL: IN accordance with the resolution.
bill OFFS. Moten, $l3 Is. for work done for
Inc Superintendent of Police; also a petition eff
Emily Skidmore and 4. Allen TO have the
gutter paved and curb reese. in front of their
property; also resolution in regard tc rspsir.
ing Duke street, between Leo and Union ST. :.
also report and resolution in regard to cesninr
the streets and alleys by contract, were receive5
from the Common Council and their action CON.
CURED in. "S''0n eon-
The Board then adjourned.
1csle: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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OIG of tie mnu sent io the pcnitenti.r; for
attempting to b.bo members Of the Psvnsyl
vA-la Legislature has lost his mind. None Of
these, however. who did br;oe the rcrurr log
boards OF the States Of South Carolina, Florida
aui Lo1siaoa, anl certain members OF the
Supreme Court, or VINO have bribei members
OF Congress, have met with q similar ,aisfor
tun'; but then noDc Of them woro scat to tho
penltentlary. Had 1t been otherwise it is ncs.
sltle that some Of the most prominon, repub.i
CAP politicians would now be cotfioed 10 iosanc
sIlumJ
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WASHINGTON. D. O., April IS, 1880.
SENATE


Me srs. Cameron. of Pa. Conklins. Ran.
dolpb, Mcpherson and Bayard presented petit
tons ef iron manufacturers 10 their respective
Sistc, for the passage Ct The Eaton tariff bill.
Mr.. Hamlr, from the selec: committee on
CLAIMS OF Uoited States citz,ns against tho
government OF Nicaragua, reported with an
amendment Senate bill authorizing the Presi-
tc5t 10 make tho necessary arrangement to car
~ into effect acy Convention between the
U0lttd States and Nicaragua for the adjust.
men. OF cslus which may BIO duly concluded
be;waeu tie two governments. Placed on the
Calendar.
Mr. Cameron, Of Pa, from 'ho Committee
Oh Navel Af4lrs, reported taVoraby on the bill
| relaliog to machnists in tho navy. Placed 90
The Calendar.
Mr.. McPntr;ou, from The sane committee,
reported adversely on the bill to establish upon
q permanent Footing the proFessorshp3 Of
modern language and drawing 10 tho navsl
academy. Indefinitely postponed.
MIR. Blaine submitted resolution calling ca
| the PtesIdNnt for c,pies OF ,rrcspoDdetcs be-
tween the United States and Gieat Britain re-,
latva TO alleged outragcs upon mexican 6=her-
men at Fortune Bay. Adopted.
Bills were Introduced aud referred as follows
BY Mr.. Morgan, to epio.c, tho observance OF
tho coDs iiuioo Of the Uoited States in regard
10 the e'ectlous OF President and Wise President
| of the United States. Referred to tho eel,
| committee 90 that sui jeot
Mr.. Davis. CT W. Va, PRESENTED tho report
OF the nj jlrity OF tho select ctm nittee to is.
Vcstigate scaouutS 10 tho Treasury Department
and submitted some remarks thereof.
Dir. log.lls presented tho report of the
minority NessIs. Ioeals snd Dawesl aud both
those gentlemen spoko 10 support of its views.
y debate followed between these gentlemen
AID Mr.. E1mouGs 10 regard 10 certain dis
crepancles 10 the accounts OF the Treasury De-
pattment which the report failed to notice.
PeudIng the del bate the morning hour expire
and tho lndlan Appropriation bill was again
tadeu up.
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Under the cal of committees ills were re.
pcr;ed ard disposed OF as follows:
BY Mr.. Cox. oil N. Y, trcm the Committee on
Foreign Affairs for tho appointment OF COM
mission to ascertain and report bssis for q
reciprocity treaty between the United States
aud Tho British colonies.
| BY MIR, Rice, of Mass, from The same COM
mittee report upon the resolutions of the
legislatures OF Maine aud Massachusetts slating
to fisheries, Printcd aud recommitted.
The House then at 80 went into Committee
Of tho Whole (Mr. Thompson. OF Ky, in The
ohalr) on tho bill amending the internal reveoue
| lava.
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The Guy FaHkes of Russia.

LONDON, april pa dispatch from St. Pe.
telsburg to the Daily News says: 1.-THE work
man oheVitcn. arrested for causing the expo.
sion in the Winter Palace on the 18th of Fehrn.
ary, and who is reported to have confessed the
9eeo, left the st. Petersburg University in 1870
ne was known the1e as entertaining visionary
schemes: After leaving the University he asso-
ciNea himself with the revolutioniste, and in &C.
eotaauce win their frequent habit, learned q
.rsoe ID 9roer TO more readily il Alence the
working Glasses lie WAS known at The pslsco
As clever carpenter. and has been recoeniz, I'D
ny some OF the Gill GERS Of the palace for whom
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IIlUIII II HISTKICT
LecsburI, Va, April II. 80.

"f1DDLTNG WHILE ROME IS BURNING -
From The tcoouuts tc,i7ed of The distress prc
VaIent IN various por'iots # The British lslee.
aau Tho great anxiety manif s:ed by mapy at
the late success of the L'beraI parry, tcg tber
with the deductions of divers "rropheti; az
s!uaents as to TIC Inevitable fate f this treat
kioedom. It wluId Seem hat tic atdcr CT ;hs
higher order of EogIish people for ,xoensiyo
past!lmes Won ID be dsmpcnsd souewta,; but.
Tagging from the volunioGus c,ua,s of horse
facias. roSIag MATCHES. ia that are recei,ed
rom 'hat country daily by telegraph at the of
uces OF me d'ftSrent urwsapap.rs CT the UOi,od
o.a:es' 'hey seem to be little c)Icatn.d az to
things present or things TO cone."
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Trial PUsfDOupts.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 23.--Tho trial of
Amos Taylor. rs principal, and Richard Hollo.
way and Polly Nubia, as accessories for the
the murder OF Wm. Nubis. in Surry county, on
the 18th Of FL b;uary last was con, enced in the
County Count yesterday. But upon the request
OF the CONFERENCE.-The Attorney tho Taylor
TRIAL WAS continued TO tho May term of the Cir.
cut Court and that of the accessories was post
poned t. the lay term Of The County Court
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FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL .8, 1889.
sun risos.,.,,. II Sun .ete 6sS

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL .s, 1889.
sun risas.""...... s I Sun eets............ 6 IS
ARRIVED.
Slr Lady of the Lake. Norfolk to A Reed.
CIR Msttsno, lower Pot'c. to Broders s. Co.
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk, TO 7 B Hooe.
CLEARED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk. by Hooe.
Dir Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by + A Reed.
PASSED UP.
Schr Sarah a Reed, for Washington.
Schr Harbeson Hickman, Kenaebec, ic, TO
Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN
:, Scbrs W Msrvill, Geo z Halleck and r
Morris Perat
AENoRAEDA
ocns Warren Sawyer, from Windsor, N S, fer
this port, al Boston 18th
7, Schrs Mary Lord and Henry P HavIns, fer
richmond. cleared at New York 9Th.
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Fatally Mistake.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-A dispatch from
ksokuk. L.. Save: About l2 o'clock Mondav
night VIM. Mex Q. while on bis way home in
a state Of intoxIcation entered the house of Al,
Hickman, two miles irou Moatros, 10 this
county. Hickman mistook him for O burglar
and beat him over tho head with stick frac.
turing his skull. Mckee died from the effects
OF the Injuries yesterday. Ho was tho 500 OF a
we'll known citizen,
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Colonel nOSbys

IN extract from q letter from highly re-
spected Scotch mel Giant at Horg Kong under
date 2lt of March. 1880, to his relatives in this
CITY says: Our mutual friend, Col. Mosby, is,
think. getting on very well now. Some of his
Northern compatliots who did not at frat az
prove OF tho appointment of Southern man to
the pest Of Consul here are now fully convinced
OF his sterling hontS:y and independence of
character
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
HDG.a SNOwDENs
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL rs. 1880.
The democratic party, with all its many short

The democratic party, with allts many short
C ,niDgs, is still tho patriotic party OF tic cour-
try, aud strives to promote the general We fare,
even at the txpenso Of party success. 1t mt $.
b, corfes;ad that. ewing to the siuess and
indi ct.Iion Of unfortunately too many CT the
men the psrty has sent 10 Congress. aud who
entirely mis!eprcseut it, its good intentions src
lr q1eutly ni;dreced and often frustrated. but
that it seeks good Instead of evil, and that. too
at the risk Ct MGR, party sucoess,is patent to al
impartial observers. There could DO 90 better
evderc, CT this than tia. afforded by The &C
tlcn Of the demo Gratis 10 the U. 3. Senate on
Mr.. Allison's proposition directiog the PrGsi-
dart 10 appoint annually two negro cadets TO the
military &C Idemy st West Point. They knew
that while single colored cidet could remain
at Yves! Point without serious detlimeot to
that Institution, any considerable number CT
them would not only effectually d,strcy its U.S.
tuneSs, but would introduc, an element of dis.
cord into the army that could but Irova To-
furious 10 Its well being and efficiency. They.
therefore. opposed it, though it was apparent
from the first that its Introduction was q mis-
take on the part Of tho republicans, whose
strength they knew i: could not concentrate
and thcush they wero also aware that their
support Off, while ii could not possibly do their
party any hahn, might b, of bcntfi; to il, and
would cortalS'y Pic, the republic us at q dis
advantage.
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Fire.

TRENTON N. j., April IS "A destructive
IRE broke CUT This morniDg in Lsmbertville,
turning machine 81 % with its clnteots, sew
fral ttn3fs. and Que CcJmo.ire-sIl the prop-
ofty tt tho Pennsylvania Railroad Coupapy,
iha l3ss u boaVg, tut no estimate cau OF p,es
cnt bo r;y.n s
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South Carolina Renn,,,,..,s

, COLUMBIA, S. G., April 2S.-I'hc republican
State convention met here at noon to dav. A
temporary org aozi alton was effected with Closed
doors, no reporters beiog Admitted. The proba,
olnIts are that tho delegation will DO abou,
equally divided between Grant and Blaine.
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Government Bonds.

NEW YORK, April 28.-The propc sails to sell
bonds to the G"verbment to day sgert atpd
$50 40 at lCi - 10 I0l 62 for SIX IS of 1880 l(
10 l06 "a for SKIES of 1881, lnd l(4 to Is for
n"ee. Tho Secretary OF tho Treasury accepted
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Gen. GrNnf.

CHICAGO. April 2S.-Last evening Gen. Grant
received conglatulatory visit from a larre
number OF cltiz-Is OF Gsena ri his home 10
honor of his 5SLh birthday. He left for Chicse o
this morning.
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Flour IS firm, bat prices remain UNCHANGED.
The receipts of Wheat hsve somewhs. increased
and prices are frmer; the offerings to-lsy
amounted to 100 bushels, aad sale. wero made
at ITO and Us for inferior to good Futz and
l20h3i fer Lancaster, as to quality. Bu. little
Corn is coming in, sud tho only sales made wer,
small lots OF white at Sc. NoOats reported, and
one small lot of Rye brought IS Country pro.
duca is quiet, and but little coming in.
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Ss hereby extend my thanks TO the ffs.
men TOR the eli ent manner in which they
worker 10 save my property from destruction by
FIRE last night
MARY ANN PDirs
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CA N AL CONN KRCE

Arrived-Bosts n ID Cone. JHp,.,to las
Green and G P Lloyd, to America, Goal Co:
Man9lng, 10 Agnew & Co; AG!s'
ham, t. Mag Hsld & He;ston
Depsrled-Boats NJ Corse. K Mnniq, G S
French and J A Grah,m.
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SWlS7 EMBROIDERY, Hamburg, Nam.
~ snek Irish sni Crsponns kdgi,g.
MO q ~ NJ. :. DAMS o. Kings.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, April -.
'ws and Calves S. to S4O.

week, but few being of-red and those OF yerv
!niorior quality. Calves ia good supply
and fraction lower. Sheep iu good supply
and fair demand, Lsmts are coming in moro
ireey y, and prices aratending downward Hogs in
good supply and lower. Cows and Calves in
fair demand
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~ A CARD-Owing TO certain raisrenrssan.
taton'. hereby decline to act az mem Der of
the executive commitlee II The Malone wing Ct
the fea'J USERS party II. =. BANKER
Alexandris Va Arril 92th 1890 II
RRUSHhSl BRUSHESl ERUSHESl
- White Wash Dust. Scrub and HORSE
Brushes, nhol. sa,e Al d retail
JAs. r, CaRLIN MSONS,
hpHo 6 King street.
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SlLh "a RA-OLS. OF Tho best m .kss pieces
~ MS2, ~. ST. IS. s.. snd 81 each
ap|o-o' T. M. ADAMS, 81 King at.
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NEW YORK. April 2S-Stocks dull. Money
=. Flour dull. Wheat dull and lower. Cora
dull,
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Yssy.1 sY.JSaIs.TG Ton.

Special Correspondence Of the AIeru. Gazette.
WASHINGTON, d. G., AIrll %. 1880.
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and fraction lower. Sheep in good supply
and lair demand Lambs are coming in moro
freely and prices pretending downward Hogs in
good supply and lower, Cows and Calves in
fair demand.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. April o.
BeeVes-Ihe extreme range for common to
strictly pr me steers was S4<i0lc per 10. drasset;
general sales OF fair to good were at 9a92c md
dry cows and fst balls and stag; sold at 3i.lI,
per 10. live weight.
Mich Cows-Uealers report dull tr-do
throughout the week st SaS55 As extremes
CsiVes-Ssles were extremely slow q. 4 .6!c
per 10 for common to prime veals
Shtep and Lsmbs-C'ipped sheep wero doug
fairly at 64a6c per ii; W. led yearlinxs scsrcs
snd firm st 8a9t per 10; tipped yearliugs 30. /
tta6ic per 10; spring lsnbs from Virvlnia
Mary land sold at II ,9n per ID from New YORK
and New Jersey ST : 20 ,Sj 81 per head. WorIai
shesp were dull sud st least t: per ID lower.
hcgs-Hone fer salo awe, and slsugLterTr.
havo boen fully supDii ID all tho week BY oir.,..
Importation from Western Distributing msrkc::.
Sellers talk about i 50.Si 20 par 100 ID, as tn
nominal range for live hogs IN this market.
GEoRaEToRN CATTLE MARKET, April g.
~ head of cMtls sold a. prices ranging from
81 to oSc. The number of ehesp and lambs %.
trf"d was 1oo' which sold at prices ranging tro',
1ic TO 81 for sheep, and &c t. Sic for lambs. -
cows and calves brought so to $50.
HALTIMonE Ap. 25-Virginis 81 old IL; DO
deferred Z; Go consolid 53i; do I'd series "a;
nsst cus coupons IS; new l04Os 80; 1910 coIp
~ bid to-dsy. Cotton dull; middling 49, Flour
steady snd fairly active: Howard stree. AMI
We'tsrn Snpar 25.S4; do Extra 25sS5; d
Family %5ss6; City Mills Super COAST; 81
Extra 425aS5; do Family 6aS5 IS: do KID
brands oOsaG 10; Pstspsco Family St u.
Whest-Seuthern q shade of aud steady
Western lower. but firm al the decline; South.
srn red adj l22sLz5; do amber l3Osl33; No MARY
land l26isl2o: No 2 Western winter red spn,
and Apri! 1z2ssl2l3: May l22ial2;a; Juno liz.
ny July ! o1.llci Oorn-Sou.hern higher
ana hrm; Western quiet; Southern white s.;
40 yellow 81; Western mixed spot and Aur.i
4o5.4es May 47a47t June 471s4.s; July Az,
~; steamer 45i Oats Gull; Southern 42gI};
Western white Asa; do mixed 4Os4i4; Penns
4la42 Bye tuH at $500. Hay lower and qu,l;
prime to cho;cs Penna and Maryland l7sSl9.
Coffee higher and firm; Rio carsoes l3IalGi.
sussr dull; a soft %, Whiskey dull at IL
a$l lCt.
, New YORK, April 2S-Stocks dull. Money
=. Flour dull Wheat dull and lower. Cora
dull.
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GEoRaEToIE CATTLE MARKET, April g
~ head of cMtle sold a. prices ranging from
81 to dc. The number of ahesp and lambs o.
trred WAS 400. which sold at prices ranging frorl
4tc TO s. for sheep and &c t, Sic for lambs. -
cows and calves brought so to SEQ.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-03-26
9eaal a9uiiees.
Commissioners Notice.

ESTATE OF JAMES g. BOWKER.
The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF h
sex, Commissioners TO receive examine and
adjust ali claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF James G.. BOwser late Of
Lunenburgh, in said District, deceased and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto hereby gwen
notice thai will meet for the purposes atore-
said, at the store lately occupied by J. u. Bow
kcr & son, on the l1tn day ofApril and 18th day
OF August next from O'Clock 4. NJ, until 4
O'Clock, z. -. each of said days, that six
months from the 10Th day OF FEBRUARY, 4. ID,
lss0, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors To present their claims TO us Tor cX'
animation and allowances. as-e.
Dated at Lunenburgh this 18th day Of March,
4. ID. 1880.
CHAs. W. KISG, )CoNMssrosERs
WM. CHANDLER }
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-03-26


The ship Reconsideration. appointed
10y this Government 70 taks supplies
To Ireland Sarge asst i. Is not large
enough to carry all the supplies offered.
1t is a grand display OF the nobleness
OF tn human heart. after ali, ia find
that jast as soon as human misery and
suffering is made known, human kind
ness is equal To the hour. Piteous ap-
peals for aid never fall upon hui
manity's eGrs in vain. Like the echo
in the hills the response is sure 10
come. Ii is the best evidence of the
God-lilIe part Of our nature. Ireland
cries for food and the whole world
grandly answers her tears Of suffering
with avIlanches of money and food.