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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-14

{ (gorrtspouaenz.) 0ii4lanb. Die
@rnte 1T heuer in I'm ierer 9deberlafiun9
nidt 70 gut seratben, ais eS int Sriihiabr
ben anidein batte. @s mar in ben u,eif
lteu Tallen gu naB, beBbalb ersab Saums
NOTE faum cine balbe @rnte; aud fir
aoru mar unier idwar5er gOben in bie>
fem Sabre nidt seei9net uns 1T bebbalb
nur cine Wtttelernte 3u Ser;eidnen. SiiBe
aartOffeln siebt es omar senus, bieielben
iinb aber, neil iie oer SedNe balber nidt
Seitis senus .aussepflIst ipereen fonnten,
gr6BtentbeilS burd ben Troit beiddbist
psrtem. SSraerfridte gas es nur me-
Mig, cbsleid, genrg tappn Seilt maren;
ber Mei5en itone i'm beiteu Wuds unb in
Der iaSplten Blitbe, ba fam Elm ipoltens
brudartioer Siesen uno ale bic @dSnen
ScfInunSea uetlt @ei3enblatbem lasen
auf Der Groe; Der Safer mar einiserma=
Gen gut seratlen, aber bier baperte es
pieber roe anpers. Die Selber maren,
ais berielbe reif mar, bur4 ben pielen
@esen ,srunblcs setpprben, 70 baB teine
Maiaine arbeiten fonnte; 70 sins tenn
auf bie5e @eiie bic 3dlfte Der 9aferernte
perlpren. llub bann gu gutter 2ett lief
Der 3err Dreider bic Ridldnber feitpirts
liesen, 70 Sab bic leterbleibfef Der &Dr=
nerfru4t beute nod unsesroiden linb,
Troe bieIer Wi6ernte aber bat unfer
Settlement redt erfreulide Jortidritte
sentadt ,pasl man an ben idSnen 9dus
fern ber 9erre1t @err8 &iimpel unb Wil=
belm Gteser wabnebmen fam. Nud
cine S4uls uub Strdenseuleinbe fat lid
sebiloer, melde einen tt@tisen YdsasOs.a
in 9erru @mil SArSber erpcrben bat,
unb ba csrielbe Won feiner SHnpbe abz
bsnsiS il, 70 III e Elm Mann mad benz
9erlen Der 0emetnoe. Gin freder Yfers
bettebitabl 1T pm bier 5u melsen. Sn
ber Naht bonn 1. gum 2. December MUIR
be Der 8ittwe Safenie elm Noan Bferp
seifcblen, bai1elbe it JIG an Der .linten
54ulter 8ebrannt unb IA bis Is Sanb
bod. Ber senannter Mittwe 80 ibren,
8ferb perbelfeu fSnnte, miirbe einen ed=
ten Samariterbienft tbun, Sin grief
BON Wasteburs fiir Serrn Seinrid
94nelle liest in Der asentur eer Greien
Breife ~ 6Idldnb. 4err Samuel Gtau=
fer IN Y0dgerspile lbatte bas l1nalld,
nadbem er erft int leeten Sabre feline
@attin perloren bate, AUDI nod feline
18iibrise Eodter gliie curd ben Sob gu
rertierel. @ultap SafepiE.
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Mtc Xenag.

Die 8smptner Der @tabt unb umse.
seno fno b5fidit einselaoen, bas Sc.
fddftslutal aes Serrn Me. Senes, pss
populdren Budbanblers, gu bsiuden. une
feline Wusfelluns BON Dsitna&tsladen
allsr art ,u bsaattstn. 5srr 5snss BAT
stnsn sroben 0esraib BON auerlsi Spisl.
iaden, Wlaswaaren, 6orb, uno eeber'
waaren, BaumpuB, Yuppsn, Yudern
unb @arsibmatsrtalien. Sier 1T Der Srt
prattiide unb niibltde Wsibnadtsss.
i&ente Der 3erfreuuns unb untsrbaltuns
ssmibmst fur Sung uno 9lt sinsufaufsn.
Die preiie tes 5errn Eenss fno auberR
mabis uao bic Nuspabl 1T 70 srob, bab
man aud NIT befArantten Mitteln gang
anlebnItGe @tntdufe MAIDEN lam. Der
istnen 8prtbeil gu wabrsn peib, eer uirp
bielsn Winf benMben. Pm.
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2drte . d m EN-.

Disis lanswetlisen, ermipsntsn, Ssn'
tationsn, uel&e e Gu& fat unmoslia
MAIDEN, auf Guren Gaben 3u fsben, BE
gursn Spasm alle Glettri,itdt rauben, bas
&atb ron guren Danssn trelbsn unb Be-
iidnbts an gursr 2sbeAstraft ,ebrsn, fSn.
uen i.br lei6t befeiiist wsrbsn our@ bas
wunosrbars 5stlmittel 9opfen Bitt,r.
unreselmdbtststtsn unb 5inbernide in Gu
rsm Spfem wtrben auf einmal entitrnt,
watr.nb bic fpe,ieae lria&e Gurer perto.
biiaen s&messea auf tmmer e.toben per'
ben. Doat tsr btsrauf adten !? - Gtne.
Saturbap Nt8tt.
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MG.. &. 6leine.

Sur bic tsuerRttenbsn G.iftns. sat ber
bstnnnte Suwslier. 6err 6. s. &lstne,
cine tiibide Nuswabl pon @olbiaGen
aasr arts mie ubrtn. 8inae. 6tHsn,
9rc&tn. Nrmtanor, Manldstten. unb
5tmsfntnDpft m. eingstanft unb piftrirt
ale stsfs ssaaren .5u stn mdbtsifen prel.
Zen. uir ,rnit BEN san1tn gprratt,
Otnt RadF&t auf Glnianfspreis solaaabis
auisuraumen. VI labtt oas 9atlifum bet
Staet uno umseBfnb. ersebena stn, bel itm
por,ufprehfn uno feline paarsn 1u iulpi.
sirsn. pteil. bilIiStr wie i sorber. y /.
- t31, ,12tutp.
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e. WclfTcn.


{, Der sr6si. gorratt pom @inter.
fur 6trrsn unp 8natsn III
bel pstrn 6. WOliion 81 fnbsn. 81 bat
RAT preiswhfsise Sadtn. aass na6 her
ntuelten Mote oassfertist. an 6anp.
Auh sBtniertnte fnp In sro6sr Nuswatl
pOrtanpen. Die Damsn fabsn In rem
eerdumisen @sfhditslotal bss perm
WOIiioa itint e-Sbawls. 3idsr. .ausss.
,sidtaete &istesrfofs II. 81 nod nj. base.
wtisnsn nisertssh pretitn. Der Store
otS tslitbtsn Shnittwnarsublnplsrs IN
Don Woratns bio AtsnoS lpat asn &au.
fern anaefaiat, sin Bswets, bab pas pub.
ltsum bic 9ortbeile wabr,unsbmen wtibI
wetht 6tu Wolffcn tistet.
l3, II .tlmur | 4,
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Wie man @Iid ertanst.
(Gvrtfesnas folst)

Slid 1T bic Mbweianbeit BON S6mer
-3sn unb esiber. 9dmer,en I'm unterleite
,sissn tins l1ncrbnung an. 8sruh,
Jarbe Obsr irsenb uslde Subllan,sn TN
urin psrfinben eine Rranfbeit, pel6e 70
fprtise Aufmertfamteit perlanat. @tr
tabsn BON pisl.n unferer Jrsanoe User bic
bemsrfenswertbsn Gtssnidaften BON @ar-
n.rs @ofe &isnsY unb eiSer Cure fpre.
den bDrtn unb Gnb iiber3sust, bab es
nihts Dsrtbuuutrss sesen alle llnUrb'
nunssn tss urinirfya,ms fomo6l teim
mdnnIiHsu, wte beim reibliden 0ei1le6'
tt aibt. FaEf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-14

= Sober, ber eiuen Dinteran3us n5.
ttis bat, follte 3u Sdram & So. eeben
Dieie unternebmenben &aumFeute Der.
faufen ibre Dintsrtpaarsn au ben nlebris.
fen pre'len, bic ie In bieTser @taot far
quite Waaren be3ablt wurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-14

Grpfe 0prtheile fur Oamen 70
bisttn bic 9errsn g Dram & 60.
Sie sertanfen 5000 gJarbs @piben gu 3
Gents per garb, beren @ertb 10 Gents
III, 5000 garbs gu s Gents per garb,
wertb 25 Gents.
5000 paar Ieinsne &rasen uno Man
lhetten 3u 20 @.nts, rpsrtb so Gents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

HYDRAULIoN STEAM FIRE Co.-Tbo regular
monhy meeting OF the llydrauliau Steam Fire
Company WAS held Tuesday night with r. l..
Csrce IN the Chair and John Lannnn secretary.
a sole Ct thanks was rendered MeRsrs Har.
law & Bro, Mr. j tmcs Chatham ADD Hon. S.
&. Neale, Tor tie i.voIs rendered the comnauy
on tho risht OF the c.ptenbial psrads; Elso 10
Mr. Joseph II. I9uug. eEglrcer. and Mr. }.
Faux TayICr, driver. f,r the splendid appear
atce ID dc t y the engine aoi apparatus Of the
nrany ir said parade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

TIE FISH TRADE.-A gentleman from the
fishing shores on tho lower Potomac this morn
Jug. ssid that the fishermen were not doing as
wei! as they expected whom the season fret op
ered, III; on the whclo there was not much r:a
son to c2mplaio, as tho prospects were better
50 Jar, thr7 they were this time last year. Suca
yesterdays report three thousand shad md forty
thousand hcrriufs hsve arrived ut Fishtowp,
and sold as follows: Shad. $l2! to Sl3; her.
rings, $S4, The supply Of bunch f.h is sni-
Gc,nt 10 supply The demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

j. &. DECKER AGAIN.-J. Z. Decker wss
arrested again this morong and brought before
Ju5Iian Thompson. charged with breach Of the
roc, in threatening to shoot one Charles +.
Kennedy, his HAD Friday, tu. between whom
aui hinscll "ooolues," has existed OF late. -
After hca!irg tie ovdcIc, in the Gaze Jus!ic,
Ihomrsno put tho siorsaid j. 9. Decker un-
der hoods 10 tic sun Of s;lC0 to keep the pcsc,
for twelve mantbs aud required him to pay the
cost oil The caSc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

TEMpERANCE.-lho Womau'5 Cnrisian
Temrerat &C U1ion held large odd at;rastios
meeting yesterday nfternoon 10 the rooms OF the
A1csodria Reform club.
\ orgo crowd assemtltd st Sarepta Hall
lest night to Listen TO n address by Dr.. Meken.
dry Riley. Hhc address was very icttrfs ing
Ono.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

ARRESTED ON SUsplcIoN.--Au old c0lored
mau from Fauqpler. giving his name ss Walter
walker. was arrested this morning by Ohiosr
Saith, Oh suspici0o at having obtained wrong
ic'y somo clover seed and orchard erase, " hich
he had ia Lis POSSESSION. The Old mao stated
thct On his WY TO this city no met colorod
man near Brcsrd Run station, with the seed
add orchard grass, AID purchsscl them from
him. thinking lie could sell Thorn here, and
make little s,mothiug." lie was released
this evening, no orc coming forward to claim
the SEED and grass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

A. NJ. Il o. K. R-rbo Norfolk Virepiau
publishes comparative statement of the husi
ness end the revenue Of the Atlantic. Missis-
slppl and Ohio railroad for the Gvo months Of
October. Move uber, December, January and
February Of the years lS7S-'79 end lS79.'S0,
from which VIC learn that tbs traffic E.s, and
West. through and local, for tie present year
Is 90 l3crease over that Of tho corresponding
period Of lS7S-'79. The ioclclse in through
tonnage Is - 10 tons, Aud in revenue $ll3,
1880; 10 wav tonnage 1908 tons, and 10
revenue $50, 9q4 81 -nakiog a total il cease 10
tonnage ct 1882 tons, and IN revenue $l44,
PCS 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
LOCAL MATTERS

MEATaSE PaoBABJLITIEs. april 8, 1880
For tae Middle States increasing coudiness ,ncs.
sto!y followed by ram areas, warmer northwest
10 northeast winds. followed by stationary or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

IMPROVEMENTS MIR. Alfred Richardson is
buiiicg foe Ggelli1g &C stu,h Af.ed s;Ec,t,
Nr. Mout Cox contractor.
Nr. Thomas Dovc,y is rrep,ring to letu;id
the hOus lately DC. tgvyed By fire 90 O'lnoc J.,
hetwaeo Alfred and Columbus street. Mr..
William G .bsoo has The con'r.c for the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

BoAIMEN' $ STRIKE "A Gispuch fion Cum.
bcrscd Gays: "Boatmcn held meeting hoie
to night end dc lied 10 hold ca, for 81 25
frei&ht to Gcc,g",oVr, AID Appointed coo
usi!!ees 20 coui,r 9th The cJul companies 10
mlrrog,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

COLUMBIA FIRE CoMpANY.-Tho regular
monthly meeiicg OF the Columbia Steam Fire
COMPANY was held ia heir hall iast.uisht, wi
NJ, Mclean. President 10 the char, aud s. r..
Jebki1s Secretary, but Adjourned without
lransac,iog anI business e pGbno itteres!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
MArLEWooD BREEDING AND TRAINING
FARM. ,JetfoIslu, q Dec. II, 1877,

TAF-H, u CuUIS TO, V DtU, = IOT 7. ]
Dr.. VIM GILES. w. Broadway, N. Y:
Dear Eir,-Picasa ssrd me two quart bottles
# YOUR Lniment lodde AuoDia (tor horsfs).
Duriog the psst two years | have used it 10 10y
stable 10 the exclusion OF all other linimeDts.
Il is the best thirg have ever seen for either
lusn or beast c1rd aot do withou.i
Eooe sed, find draft for IS.
Very truly yours, II. L. WADE.
Giles Pills cure BlIiousnes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

sep- Will open 90 the first day OF 4 oIl a
JOB LOT OF GooDs from one Of the largest
retsileIs of New York city, comprising BURT s
and other we'll kuown mauufac ureIs. These
good are of SUPERIOR QUALITY, aid will be
soId FIR ONE HALF OF TnEIR COST.
Ladies', Meo's. Chidrsn's sud Boy Shoes.
mrs WADDEY, ITO King street.
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FISH DEALERS.

NOTICE.
l have just resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINE SS
Az No. 81 CORPORATION FISHWRARF,
where will be prepAted to furnish all kinds Of
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or salt, at the shortest notice / solicit
your patronage especially my old customers,
ana guarantee thst my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
Al orders from tho country promptly attend.
ed TO, and on Go good terms ss If the psrLies were
present. Respectfully yours,
apo .d&tw,tf 81, REID
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4 TLANTIC, MEssEssIppI d OHIO

a TLANTIC, MESsESSlpPA 81 OHIO
a Il. BIN view Of the present arrange.
mcnts for the harmonious fusion Of ell interests,
I ho undersigned hereby withdraw thor protest
dated tho twenty.eighth February. Siguei.
FOSTER Il BRAITH WAITE.
HESELTINE, POWELL. Sc co,
VIVIAN GEAY s. CO.,
Il. & GOLDSMID,
JOHN TAYLOR & co,
WALKER, RUSSELL &c CO,
HELBERI, WAGG s. CAMPBELL,
TON NICKALLS & CO,
BORTH WICK, WAKk s; CO.,
CREWS & LIGHTENSTauE,
+ l.. SLOUS,
HAIRS & SONS.
Il. MESSED g. CO.,
GOWAN & MAHN,
z. 4. TWYCRUSS. a,T-Si
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
LOCK EEaEy-sTlEs.

Inc negro murderer, SAMUEL Robinson, Will
bs hanged il Leos6urs t:.morcow morning 2.
a, W, II .rlis. cll}rid says be is rot az sp-
plIcart Tor The position Of u. S. Guseer.
Col. q. +. Sa,tc. our former townsman, but
now living at Rocky Mount. Frarkiio uaty,
Is Ia The CITY o. tu,oess visit.
The repubc,n ely ADD couaty convention
meets 10 this cry on Saturday rrs. to CIcct
deIega'ei'o tn Stspa:on convention.
A mau maud Thompson sho! and killed, il
1Istepored, eachcr MIN Lam?d B :ely, 1t
Vienna stA'ion 10 day. rtompsan was arrest.
cd aDd dSet 10 ia | a. Fariax.
Tho lie" btv,l saw laicl! riactd in position
at the slip yerd. was pot 10 oreratiou this
morol7g for the first TIM, and worked vcry
satstac OILY.
light Lively is the w0lk cn tie Alexandra
Light lntabtr} building, SGD il will not be long
bttore the compauy c,n boss. CT ore of the best
armCl:s 10 the State.
The case cfJustice FGaLk L3vtj,y, charged
with an indecent assault upoo tie cid woman
McCanp, has been continued until the July
term OF The Corporation Court. and the accused
admitted TO bail 10 the sum Of $500.
Amorg the succ .sslu contestants al the *.
animation, in Washing en-, 90 Tuesday for m
sllons in the Peason Office. were Thomas A.
Brnadus, of this city. and Howard Blanchard
ard Howard s. Mcusodlish, Of Visioio.
The alarm Of fire last night about styen
o'clock, which brought out The entire fro de-
psr!nent, WAS caused by the ,xploiJn of q
lamp q. tho resldercs Of Mr. VIM. A. Motr,,
on Lee stree. The fire cagiucs did rot 60 into
serv:cr, as tie ilimcs wcro cxluguishcd mme.
dlateIg. The damage caused was very slight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
IL uSSian sntcrcsfa,

LoNDeN. April 8.-The st. Petersburg Herald
announces that Russia is about 10 dispatch five
large war vessels to tho Chinese waters for the
protection Of Russian interests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
FOR SALE OAR sSEHV

n q 4 N T Two communicating OF
L FlCES, newly fitted up. and containin g
water and gas. on south Washington street. near
King, Apply on premises. ap7-lw
FOR RENT-Tho THREE STORY BRICK
= HOUSE. No. IS north Fairfax st Has sill
gas, cooking range and parlor hoate;.
1eO I'll T. j. GORSITT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

PnIoDYTERY or WAsHISGToN ClIY.--Thc
stCoLd ard last days sassIoo IF The rpriog
ntciog 0! the Prcsby,cry OF Washington City,
with which the old Ei:s; Pr s:ytersu Church,
10 this cry, 10 ccDut ctcd, vas held y.stel day
mcrlipg 10 tho New Icrd Avenue Church,
NasLGstGr, with Rev Mr.. Giimke, Che ucwy
rsced moderator, - the chair
At;tr devotional exercises the scvsra: stand
ilg mn!.tccs W:fr Appointed.
lev. d.. John Il. Paxton cad Dr.. $. II.
lil"c were c!.c ID Is delegates to the general
Assembly, I'D Res. Samuel Murdoch, for Dr.
rsZ,CH, ind L V. I. NJ. ToGd, fer Dr.. Hose
"'r! t'cc,cd aIt,rGates. Oo tic part CT The
tahcl urmhCIs Rev. T. q. Jores AID Abfa.
Tsm Dsruc wc.c cec;cd delegates, aud Mr. j.
y v. Moore, fer Mr. Joues, AID Mr.. j. 1.
S"eejuso, for Mr.. D.ruc, wtIc appointed al
l,tL2tts
lite co'au.t'cc GU clutch erection was re-
Hnc,'ed to III Sc as soo3 IS possible $500 10 aid
= the wsrS u which he Eev. Fir. Henry is
"rhsef-lfe erection Of CHURCH in Amelia
csnGry. Va.
lev DR.. Bullock, Of Tie Pfesbyttry of Mary
'tu' vs. Invited 10 lit es G corresponding
member
lie church at Dari cstowp, Va, by request,
was El7cI authority 10 supply its own pulpit.
'He eau ch 81 Hyatisvie. Md, by request, was
40 "u!"0Tz 10 supply It's OVID pulpit unit!
zoe i, < meeting Of the Plesbytery.
J." l. Miller aid Geo. T.. Jennings, coored,
were Hr@ucd licenses TO preach.
iLe loIIowog Recommendations hy the cou~
".'"ee 90 home missions were adopted The
I%Ipfotlilon Ct 500 for the church ct Falls
S;,G.nNith, a.; $3.50. Zion Evangelical Church
;;2 1an Tor the mission tglds uDder Mr.. Todd ;
iu3, church at Hermsn, and $3.50, church at
''F"!0'Viic uud Vicura.
81, 1t Vas asreed thpt the ucXt stated mcetire
'"e tresbgteiy be held st vienna, Va.
nTAHn CF SUPERVISORS AT m:e:inC o.
i,n "e'd OF Supervisors CT Altxandiis c.,
4 81 ne Old urt house yes erds7, there were
= 'ii',,s"'' ". a. Rowe, Chairman, +. Il. Scru!t,
,,t,"-s.on, and I. i. nisl, OF Jelf.s.oa.
.,s - ne tfaDsnc 100 ol some routine bus;hes
c"u a .'l' tsSsleo If lumber Ct til 5 against tht
,311,yihe ooHipg in vas uEatlmousll
~. hss'Irol. Tbs: h. resftcr whenever ary ia,
,1 '. lFtstnss TO the clerk CT this Board a0y
~. 10y variant or Warrln.s for c,rc: llsi0u tha
"IIiart CT warrants be cancelled aud neV
~ ,,%u' ba is ueG 10 The pame of said tax PAGE
,,,r m1o am2urt Of said warrant or warrants 81
a. u'n n and c.r"tll.d, said warrants to stat
r,, ~; Mt |; is sued 10 itu ci said wsrran
iI-.ase'!td, md that the T,ea.u:er shaIl Iec,iv
r,n u e'eA tx ie;cf 10 the payment CT tn
6rsn dry IsVy due irom Lin any clun'v wtrran
Id laV"r CT the tex payer Offering Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

CLEARED.
StrJ W Thompson, lower Porc. By F A Read.
Str Mattaao, lower Pee, by j Broders & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Echr Laura Z heaaer. for this port, consigned
to VIM A Smoot sailed from Winds 1r, N S, 4th. :
Schr Wsrran Potter sailed from New Bed.
ford f)r Wsshinstcn 9Th.
Echr Lemuel Hall, from Fal! River, 10 load
for Washington at Bath 9Th.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, APRIL 8, 1880
Sun risos............ "a Sun aeLs......... 6 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

srOUND-On Saturday, POCKET BOOK
~ containing a small sum of money, which
the owner csn hsvo by proving property and
psyipg for this advertisement. Apply at VI
south st. Asaph street. IL
DARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
L Just received large line of the above in
black. b'us and brown; at prices 70 eui: the
times y. y. bEkR1,
spS ~ King st.
TSTRAY COW-Csme 10 my farm on the
T. Let instant, small BID and WHITE
COW. The owner, by proving property snd
paying charges, can take Der away
J. II. GOINGS,
On the Leesburg turnpika,
snG-3,. Near Theo. Seminary.
NURSE WANTAD-Wanted a WHITE
~ WOMAN competent to lurss an MINT
and DO machine sewing Apply ut No. tS Gam
eron street. ap 10.
fSANNRD CORN for sale at II! aGd 10,
~ can by [ap7l j. Q. MlLBURN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

A Much TRIED MAN.-Thomas Warner,
WAC was convicted yesterday Of entering he
f"el'log hcusa of Mrs. Cattari1e Uhler with 10.
tcot to commit l1,c my, aud his term Of imprison
mcnt tlxed at three years in tho pcnitentisry,
was :his morning upon the motion of Messrs.
y. ". Armstrong aud Looonrd Marbury, bis
COUNSEL, grated Lew risi. The trial yesttr
day wa4 The second line H., case haa been te.
tore the court, the Jury 10 the first having
failed to agree upon vcrdics. Ills third trisl
Is set for Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

CoRPoRATON CoURT-Juage 4 ".
Chiffon presit}ing.-in the case ii Thos. War.
or; TIED yesterday for burglary, The Court set
ASIDE the verciot Of the jury and granted uew
trlsI' aud SET tito llial Tor Monday mex.
Finely Mills va. William MILL; 10 chtc ~;
decree for divorce.
,, Bradley and vile vs. Lucas. Soret adn,'r Of
Reilly chancery report Of Commissioner KEN
per filed.
Aru s:rorg. admir- Of Violet, vs. Wolf; cove.
nnnt; cato beirg argued on demurrer to decar-
alton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

FIAENHD CORN for sale at ~ ara Is,
J can BY [ap7l J. @. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

y the same has bsen entered il tho
LfeSsq'er's register book CT ao; and That the
cIalk do rerogt to he Board gt each meeting
meeting of the Board, ''''N W. ''' 90
Loo board then ordered levy o. 50 c,nts on
me slOO OF real estate aud personal property
70 'ne county to be levied for county purposes
d9f Ine year $780, ALEC levy of i've cents on the
SlVO on the real estate and personal property 10
% leVled for county school purposes, after which
!ne Board adjourned until tho frat Wednesday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

CJOVE POLISH and STOVE BRUSHES
~ for saio cheap at
MCLEAN & UHLERS.
feb Is King street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-06-18
Phil. Sheridan and the Planter.

During thepursuit of Lees army from
Petersburg te AppOmattOx, Gen. Phil.
Sheridan commanded the advance of
Grants army. At dawn, April 2, all
the rebels were Oh the north side of
the Appomattox, with the Union troops
close on their heels. Little Phil. ever
at the front, stopped at a farm house,
near Prospect station, dismounted, tied
his horse and started up the walk.
Upon the piazza sat a middle aged
typical sOuthTon-with long, straight
hair combed behind his ears and cover
ing his neck-a swallow tailed coak,
buff waistcoat, nankeen pantalOOns and
morocco slippers. A gorgeous shirt
frill adorned his bosom, and from the
embrassure of his wall like collar he
shot defiant glances. He bowed stiffiy
to the General, who, nodding careless
ly, sat down on a stair and pOred over
his. maps. Soon he looked up and said:
''Have you seen any of Lees troops
about here to-day?"
Planter-"Sir. as l can truly say that
none have been seen by me, will say
SO; but, if l had seen any, l should
feel 1t my duty not to reply to your
question. l can not give you any in
formation which might work to the dis
advantage of Gen. Lee"
The General, with little whistle of
surprise, puffed away at his cigar, and
continued to study his map. In few
minutes he looked up again and asked:
"How far is it to Buffalo riverY"
Planter-"Sir, don't know"
Sheridan-"The devil you don't!
How long have you lived here?"
Planter-"All my life"
Sheridan-"Very well, sir, it is time
you did know! Captain, put this gem
tleman in charge of a guard, and walk
him down to Buffalo river to show it
to him.
The Virginian of the old school en-
joyed the pleasure of tramping through
five miles of mud, to look at the river
with which he was perfectly familiar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-06-18
Raising Poultry by Wholesale.

w. G. Baker of Cresshill, N. j., is the
largest artificial poultry raiser in the
world, and after spending $50, 900 in ex-
periments and getting established, now
has gross income of $4,000 year,
and will raise 25O,OOO young chickens
during 1880. He is enlarging his ac-
comm odations to keep $500 laying hens
of the best varieties, but still has to
buy eggs. Both hens and chicks are
housed and fed inIuxurious, systematic
style, the Matching being done in two
incubating chambers capable of hold
ing 5000 eggs each, in tiers of shallow
drawers where they are warmed by gas
made on the place, and turned daily by
women in attendance. The young
chick is taken to the brooding house,
several hours after it is Matched, where
it is kept till three weeks old and creeps
under a hen-mother of hollow zinc,
filled with hot water and lined on the
under side with blanketing. After
three weeks the lusty young fowl is put
among the laying hens or in the cram
ming-house, where each fowl is confined
in small box, and stuffed for two or
three weeks till ready for market. Mr..
Baker can now fatten $4,000 year.