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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-05
. ETvERs FROM ~KICEaM0ND.

Correspondence Of the -1!erandr4H Gazette.
RICHMOND, Ap!i! 4.-thc Senate, to day,
passed tho bill providing for = general election.
Among its provisions is one rcqulriasth the nam"
Of tic voter TO DC endorsed upon the back OF
the ballot.
Resolutions Of resptc; TO the memory Ut tie
| late Gen. G.. II. Thomas, Il. $. A..,wHys :ra-
| scented in both Houses and referred.
\ bill for the relief of J. VI. FAINT, of War
| rcuion, was reported in the Senate.
\ resolution Of enquiry was adopted, into
| the cxpedicncy Of amending and rc.cDactlng
| the existing vaCrant laws, so as to conform to
the provisions OF the preScDt CONSTITUTIONS:
in the House 4 bill was reported providing
for q re assessment OF the lands throughout
the Commonwealth.
\ bill was introduced and referred to amend
and re enact an &C: passed February Dist, 1867,
entitled an act authorizing 2 practising law
yer OF the State Of Virginia 10 decide causes
or prcsid. 1T tie tria! thereof, under certain
circumstances. -.
\ ~rctirion was presented from George W.
Hackrtt and others, Of Louisa county, asking
legislation in hchaif OF the "imp2cuniouS
debtors o! the Commonwealth. The petition
states that, Nv reason OF loss OF property, IT.
cinians are utterly unable to ilqpioatS tnc1r
debts, and that unless rc1!eTGa oy inc neheFa'
! Assembly, they must suffer dire calamity.
The bill fixing tho salaries Of tine Judges o!
the Commonwealth, afiar q protracted debate,
was passed 10 the House Of Delegates 70 day.
As smenicd the bill gives the County Judges
minimum salaries Of 81 600 with $50 addition.
al for every 1000 Of population over 10000:
maximum salary not to exceed $1,000, and
| mileage wAen a judge oresides 10 Two counties.
The salaries OF the Judges Of the Court OF
Appeals was fixed at 5000 each. cEceDt tho
| President, whose salary shall be S3,2OO; judges
OF the Circuit Courts each -. 900, except The
| Judge Of the Seventh Circuit, (Richmoad)
who shall r~cceico s., 800, with mileage to 10th
| Circuit and Appellate Judges.
The bill thus amended goes back TO the SEN
ate where it will meet with decided opposition.
and in all probability 1 committee of conference
will finally have to adjust the differences be.
tween the Two Houses and submit a comrro-
mise. The Senate lavoEs low ~sa!alicS, the
House high ones.
The municina! embrogiio remains m S!ntu
quo. Mayor Eiiyson still refuses to obey the
INJUNCTION granted b. Judge Underwood a1d
holds on 20 the city property, although >uu-
moncd to surrender i; b. 4 L. s. Mar-haI and
assistants. aud i; he should be torciblg elected
from the City Hall by the military. will continue
TO hold his court elsewhere.
Gov. Walker is absent on a yi.i: to Norfolk.
The c,lorcd population have to-day been cal
ebrat:ng the anniversary Of the tall ct Rich
moud, The celebration b2ing principally coatia-
ct! % q large g.thcring in and about the capitol,
of beth SEXES.
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NofeS from ::icilmOnG.
TFoR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

ctH HE "-hI'LhHNDNlA H.iHhiAE
RICHMOND, .Arri! 2.-Notwithstanding the
wet ard di>agrccatic weather Of March, which
has 50 iar continued into April, the fields
| around are ioosi1g bright aux green. radlshes
| and tornstGas iav, appeared upon the rc,tauc-
| ant aud ho:cl tabies, gardens arc being put in
order, and the v~;olets, crocuse:, hcartscaSc and
! hyacinths are %pc:!GmiGg the air With their dc
lic:ous fragrance. The ladies', too, are mixing
thcir %''<priac Preparations, and rather anxi-
ously looking Tor the bright warm sun to dis
pei the c'Gul' that have 81 long kept them
housed. Oh how they want 10 show their line
piumaEe!!
The rains have effected, very pcrceptibiy,
the water e. the james, which is not untrc.
~quently made an excuse for a"substltutc. In.
deed tho water here, during i rainy season, Is
very Rad. and much complained of BY slrang.
crs. 1t would s.cm that the evil could easily
be remedicd, and, if So, it certainly should be.
Il is sta prevent the generating OF tadp0les'
that gentlemen 50 frequently mix their water
with something stronger.
Since the choice OF Appellate and Circuit
Judges, the Legislature has been unable to pro
ceed with tic election q city and county judges,
the bill fixing tie salaries OF these otilcers not
having passed. The Senate spent one entire
Qay III FPTItCtluG u, wv IL LtOusS u ~
the bill the special order Tor Monday, So that
by Tuesday the election may be gone on with.
The chief difficulty is as to the mode Of pa!-
ment o! the salaries, whether By the State, or
counties ard cities. Upon this question the
Senate is about equally divided, but the House
will probably decide upon paying out OF the
common fund. This is objected to by the
Piedmont and VALLEY on the grouod that they,
will be taxed for the teneti: Of the eastern and
tidewstcr counties where the blacks preponde-
rate, bu. the revenue to the State Is small.
There was, and is, on the part Of some, q
strong DISPOSITION to make the salaries OF the
judges high, but the tact that the Wind was
wanting to prevent q louder blast, had a de-
pressing ctfect-ou!y this and nothing more
nor less.
In these evil days upon which We have fall
len, be it said to the credit Of our Legislature,
that, save a few whispers, which may, and it
is hoped, have no foundation in fact, no re.
proach attaches to the acts of its members, and
that thcv have been actuaicd ly the best mo
tives. Indeed were they susceptible in the
least degree, temptation has not been thrown
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nv Rock. Knox & Acc5y.

[Resl Estate Agents and Auctl"NT.Is. 49,.
NOR SALE.-A desirable new tHANE
T. COTTAGE DWELLING, situated o. t..
north side of Pend!c:nH stree, " 4o"F. a.,
of 81. Asapn street. Alexaniris, Va; 10! - .:".
front by So feet deep. There are on IT, 10:
some very fno peacl and pear trees GT"tc5'
&C.; also, some choice ilower*. The ho".> en-
tains 4 large rooms and kitchen, WITH cc.!*t'-
4 large wood and coal house is at me !1.: e.
the lot. This is Il good property AMI i o1:"".
very cheap. If not sold before SATU HDAi'
the ID day of April mex i. will on that day, "
front of the premises, ~ | o'clock pm be sold
by pub!ic auction, to the Highest bidder. tn"
perfect. For further particulars app!yt'
BECK, KNOX u hERBI,
mn l4-eot; 81 King street, AleXa., ) f.
The above sale has been postponed until -
TURDAY next, the 9th instant, IN front o: 80
MAYORS Office. ap -"
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AUCTION SALES.


III bSSSA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA,
VA.--By virtue ofa deed of trust, dated O..
the 10th day of March, 1869, and executed y
John T. Price and wife, Of record in liba! l.,
No. 8, folio 22s, Of the Ale ~ drj eo"nty i,@+
re sn3ca. will expose to sale, By public auc:io:.
o onES;iAuri URDAY, the I'd day of April, 1917, S:
p m. in front of the premises, the %t9ll%wios
EMENT and LOT OF GROUND on the42
west side Of Union street. hstwcea King an
Prince, in Alexsndris, Va, in front on Cn.?'
street twenty feet AID in depth, Seventy Ice.
also, all that TENEMENT and . or g.
GROUND adjoining the IS same doot in t thG '$f T.: = :
the saii nronerty being tho Same u: p'cio.
occupied and used as e restaurant by ia I'.'
man. Terms cash.
~ GEO. II. MARKELL
WESLEY NJ kELE
NH It's Jos. BRODER~. Trustee.
The above Sale has been postpone! u"ti! -
TURDAY next, the 9!h instant, IN front o. :"
Mayors sffice. ap .
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NEWS or TIE DiI.
"7o shoe the uc,y age and bn}y ofh@ T'"c.;

The detectives in Baltimore. yesterday, VI.
rested an alleged countcrfciter OF fractional
currency, as also hi; vile. who It - a'S' a.
legged was Instrumental in the uttetins "nu
Knitting forth cn the community OF as CANCER
ous and wcll.cxecutcd q counterfeit OF 'hc
fity cent notes issued By the Treasury Depart
mcnt, as has yet been circulated.
T.. N. Tbaycr, tho veteran ac'or, dlcd yes
tcrday morning at Philadelphia, aged seventy
three, When - boy, he was on poar1 lnc
frirate Chesapeake in the fight with the ohen'
MN hnt left the ~scry:c, sooH after. Ills wId-
NV Is n member Of the Arch street llcatre'
The Presidents annual report OF the Kansas
Pacific Railroad Company, a meeting OF which
was held ut Lawrence, Kansas, on yesterday,
shows the working expenses OF the ROAD were
81, $50, $50, and the net earnings G9o.
A buffalo hunting excursion will leave Cir-
cipnsti May Is. taking five ralacc cars and .
dipiuc car, Il circus tent and 4 band ct music.
The halt will be made halt way between lays
city and Sheridan, Kansas.
Advicca from Montreal state that the 81.
Maurice numbering rsta blishmcnt was burned
on Sunday night, including one mill machine
| and about 500, 900 worth OF timber.
Justice Bradley, Of the Supreme Court: ha'
been assigned to the circui; including the State;
of Gcorcia. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou
! iSiana ard Texas.
\ passenger train on the l~lanniHai and St
! Joscrh Rsi!road cf Missouri vas thrown tr'n
the track on Saturday night, ana twenty-five
norrcnS jrinrrG. two fatally,
This is a great year Tor wild pigeons. Ihert
arc millions on millions of them i'll the wood:
Of Kentucky, Indiana and Pennsylvania.
a shock Of earthquake was felt Ut San Fran
cisco ON the "a inst.
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Rv Green d. Wise,

IReal Estate Agents snd Auctl0neeFS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL -
u TATE IN ALEXANDRIA Co., u
By virtue of q decree OF The Circuit Cc-': "
Alexandris county, Va, pronouncei st II y"
gust term, 1869. il the suit Of James J. '.s.
VS.. John Downing and others, the u"!e:li-"".
Commissioners appointed by the SAID deg
will ofe. for salo. by public auction, 4: b.
Cross Roads in Alexandria COUNTY HiEs':"1
on FRIDAY, the GtA day Of My, $50; = .
o'clock ~, 8 TRACT or LAND, c9Atsi..",
ONE HUNDRED ACRES' mere r or :esEi w.
in Alexandria couny, near Balls Cross h""1-
and binding on Four Mile Run-Geing the i':.
land conveyed BY James 7, Clark ct uX: to- '-
Bowling, by deed, dated March Bis, iS''' .~
corded in liber G. No. 3. :o.io ~, !" ':'.. .
secure certain indebtedness.
RMS-One.;enth OF the purchasc'!.'"'
in cash the residue in three equas pay:
six, twelve and eighteen months; the d".":G"
aymen TO bear interest, and - be SecA:".
the purchasers bonds, with good su:":T. 80.
retention OF the title to said land untii "a !
chase money shall have been paid. Co..
stamps and conYegancing to &c Pal ~ .
chaser. J. j.. HMLiil "
on1-t, Comm;ssi.r...
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in their way, Tor it has been remarked that,
cinvasbacks, tcrrapins, champagne ard oysters
have been scarcar, this water, IN klchmond'
than at any previous session OF the Legislature,
and while lobbyists have been numerous, woe
to the unfortunate member who depends on
hi: position for IN extra dinner or supper
Or lis influenced for . glass Of sparkling vine
he may keep on wanting. Inc aOsenc: OF thcse
little mic, attentions was brought 10 inc at.
trn,ion Of Capitalists" and others, tho other
day, in the Senate, by the representative o. q
the Fredericksburg district, IN a speech winch
did alike credit to his head and stomach as an !,
able speaker and a genial gentleman, and which
more effect than il never utteredl FAIRFAX.
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Ry Green &. Wise.

GReal Estate Agents and Auctl0Eoc.s.
COMMISSIONERS SA LE.-By virtue
" deere of the Circuit Cour. OF A!eI.1!~ =
county, W.. rendered =; the Fe0;1..E ."..
| Hiram H. Arnold and Others, the .%a.
signed, COMMISSIONER, sppoil;"a by S:.: @~
cree, will expose to sale, by public ~atctlo'., .
front of the Mayors Office, in the city @: A.os
andria, Va, on SATURDAY, the !G:a j.
April, 1870, st u o'clock m: > TENE; 80
MENT and LOT OF GROUND, situated G-15
on the west side of Patrick s., between H'a"'
and Princess sts. in the said city Of A:rA".
dria. in front on Patrick street - :.":, a.i'l
depth 1l5 feet II inches u an sllay y ,e..
width-ssid property being now cre"r'". =.
II. II. Arnold.
~TEHMS-One. fourth Of the purchase MOI,
to be paid in cash on the day Of sale, ana =.
residue in three equal payments, s.: sjE, t"".:s
and eighteen months from the Day q 5"!". =.
bonds Of the purchaser. with i~htar"5,. :. 2,
taken for the deferred payments, and the Il.
10 be retained until the purchase MONEY ! j.
il full. w. waffle
6. Z. STUART.
G.. >. MINER,
-i1- ('r.,- ~ - H. .
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ANDREW Il. MOTT. ~BERTRANDs Ashh1
a Ii. MOTT i CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IA
HOUSE FURN1SHlNG FOODS
CUTLERY,
Plsted, Brilannis, Tin, Wood and Willow
Ware,
Keap constantly on hand Walters, Toilet
Sets. Foct Tubs, Spice and knitc Boxes, Look,
ing Glasses, Fire Irons, Fancy. CLOTHES ana
Msrkct Baskets. Travelling Sa!ehei*. Table
Mats, Napkin Kings, Common sense sewing
Machines, and everything to be found in q first
class Furnishing Store, 8. 60 King %stree:' Aiex'
ondria. Va. jan Of
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G&Eg Y EIs.siEAE..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April 5.-Whea. is
stasdy and may be quoted at yesterdays prices
Offerings of $50 bushels red, with sslas at ia,
| l6, 1913 and 100; no white On Change, Corn
active and 2a1c better sales of samples Of smsI
lots River white ct 10!; Offering: 0! 1874 bush
els miyod, with ISLES 1t 9, % and lC0i ss!.s oi
yellow at %, With offerings Of ll5 bushels. Nc
offerings of Rye. Light offerings of Oats, with
sales at 56e67.
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WILMER & SLAYMAkERS.

- L y / i y j! E , ID T. "a II = y l
$ AT
WILMER & SLAYMAkERS.
We have now open ono Of the best assorted
2.o2ks Of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEEBS
that we have ever offered to our friends, EN-.
bracing standard makes of French and Eng
glish Cloths ard Dofskin Cassimeres, English
GRANTEES, Blue. Brown and Dahlis, English Ser
p~entines, English and French Fancy Styles,
not to be excelled in this or any other market !;
siSo q large assortment Of TsiLors' Trimmings.
We will furnish Dress and Business Suits at
very low rates, msds and trimmed in The best
manner. guaranteeing 3 perfect TT.
GENTS DRESS SHIRTS, of all numbers,
CONSISTENTLY on hand We will also have Shirts
made for Gents or Boys By measure, guarantee
ing q fit. Underwear for Gents: sl numbers.
English Half Hose, AL numbers. We would
invite any who sre in want Of the above goo1s
10 call AMI see Us, As we feel sure we can please.
WiTMER SLAYMAKER,
an - and II King street.
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Both Houses OF Congress have appointe
committees to attend the funera! OF the lat
Gen. Thomas.
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LIVERPOOL SALT.

L II "
LIVERPOOL SALT.
We offer for sale, to arrive. cargo OIL. ship
"Hermanos,' consisting OF
IS 600 bushels LIVERPOOL &. !. Hii..
in bulk.
"Runcocn'' brand. equal - Marsn"l.- -
per brig 'Three Sisters,
9.NJ bushels LIVERPOOL G. j.. oij!
in bulk.
1000 sacks FINE SALT Of tA@ ""'".'.
brand 'Stoved."
We will iii this Salt 10 or Il 20 tho ~.
parties may desire. or sell in bulk =; .""
market rates from vessel.
mE HAVE ALSO NOW - >rnHH +
W full supply Of
LIVERPOOL e. a. SALT.
EVANS FINE SALT.
TURKS ISLAND sALT-for sale :: .,.:"-:
feb 2i.tf HooE, WEDDEGBUEE CO.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD, CHEAP ASh
COOKfNG STOVE Or RANGE.
co TO CLARkSON'S
10 s. Royal street.
he Is also mo WnOlesa!e ana Tct1il a@cl-- g..
WOOD s. CO.'S celebrated FIRE-PI.At..
PAKLOK and DINING ROOM HEATEI~
the best stove ever brought before tho pun.
1t will heat at least 80 per cen. mO-r 81 coz.
sumo less fuel than any other stove .ha: ~,
ever been introduced in this market. II" -
call the attention Of housekeepers Ard builder
to these beautiful and durable Heater. =" g.
will give him pleasure TO explain the S-".: iii
provements and advantages they hsv" over
others, and also take your orders to- ore d..
more Of them. Call and see them.
The celebrated lkONSlDES
STOVE Tor sale exclusively 81
z Il. CLARkSON'S,
u :. Ro7et street.
?. S.-A general assortment Of TIN "AEL
and HOUSEkEEPERS' ARTICLES on Eaai'
Roofing, Guttering ard Spouting done II -"
city and country on best terms. a.! WORK ~
ranted. mn 2b-3mI /. q y
rHLORAL SOOTHER. harmless and pc:
II fee! sedative compound for children ~"
adults. for producing sleep and relic: l-'''
pain. Price 35c per bottle. For sac by
WAKEFIELD L HALL
APP Corner Prince and Fairfax St..",'
las. Z. HENDERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer il
CORN, OATS. HAY, STKA w x MiLLfhAb'
SO snd 81 Cameron street,
dec 10 ALEXANDRIA, Va
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+ l. \ OF &c Z
~ DELINQUENT TAX-PAlER*.

MERCHANTS IN GENERAL.-HAviDg
procured the agency for the sale Of ThoS. Hav.
%enner's celebrated PLAIN and FANCY
CRACKERS. fresh frcm the bakery every day
and put pu: W. in packages to suit the trade, |
am enabled t. sell 81 reduced prices. No charge
for packages. Merchants and others wHul DO
we'll 10 give ne = call and Judge for themselves.
+. RECKER.
Corner King and 81. Asaph St..
Goods shipped TO any part OF tho city free Of
charon NH 81
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The Richmond Difficulty.

The Maryland Legislature adjourned vest
day. sine die.
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By virtue OF Il decree 0: the Circui: Co.--
| Alexandra county, in the case 0! earn. H."
dian, VS.. Rice ct A., We will sell, by agct.. 2, o..
the premises, at noon, OF SATURDAY, :.
GROUND and commodious FRAME :;ssa
TENEMENT thereon. situated on tn "-
side Of Fairfax street, ard adjoining - g.,
south the lot At the southwest intersc".j.. "
Fairfax and Queen streets. Tho -. l. :: &c.
front By 80 feet in depth.
TERMS-One-fourth Of the purchase m...2
in cash, and the remainder in three cIIa. j..
stalments at three, six and twelve months. r'
spectively from the day Of sale: the detc--s
payments TO be secured by the notes Q; tie pr
chaser, with good security, and the r",:".:i. go
the title until the notes Gra psid.
WI. +. CAR%&.
ALBERT STEA!...
mh Cts Commiss!u@"-
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DO SO. Two Deputy Marshals went to + ~IYSou's
Headquarters this afternoon aid went through
the form Of attempting to eject him and then
retired.
How "PRoTEcT1oN' WoaKs.-The speech
in the House Of Representatives, on the l2.h
ut. Of of Mr.. +. Stone. Representatives Of
the fifth congressional district OF Maryland,
prince George's) discusses the present pro
tective tariff. Mr.. Stone comedies the patriotism
OF such mcn as Henry Clay, who Al q time
when manufactures were in their latIncy, BE-.
lieyed that to foster them by tCunlles womb
create o home market which, would in the end
compensate the farmer by an Increased demand
for AGRICULTURAL products, and that having been
fostered and cared fr in their infancy, they
would no longer ask or obtain protection when
once firmly established. But the result has
shown that their demands for protection arc TO-
creased. and that the sole object OF the present
protective duty IL to enable the manufacturer to
add the amount Of the duty to the price Of the
article. The whole number OF persons engaged
in active industries in the u. 5. are distributed
as follows Agriculturists, G,4335,O 900 un7kll
cd laborers, domestic servants and al dIstrlGu
ters, 4,7O5, 900; skilled mechanics, l,OOO,O 600;
manufacturers OF cotton, $4,000; manutactu
rers Of woolens, 80, 900 manufacturer OF lIon,
lis, 600; manufacturers Of boots and shoes, $50,
1888 manufacturers of paper, $4,000; fisheries
and all other industries and pursuits, 1874 CO..
Total number of persons engaged in active ID
dustry in the United States. ESQ, 900.
Of this number three hundred and thirty
thousand ars employed in the protected" in.
dustries of iron, cotton and wooden manutac.
ture, while more than ten millions Of working
people depend for their daily bread upon the
cultivation of the soil. TO these people the
great necessaries of lite next to food arc cotton,
WOODEN and iron :; and yet this class Of people
are taxed upon every yard of cotton aud WOODEN
worn by them, and upon every pillow, hoe and
chain used by them, 10 some cases one hundred
per ot., for the benefit of a small, but thrifty,
proportion of the industrial population OF the
country. To make the statement in another
manner, it has been estimated that tho whole
population of the u. S. is now about forty
million, and that of these forty million about
two million are interested in manufactures.
Thus nineteen-twentieths Of the people are tax,
ed for the benefit Of the one remaining TWEEN
tieth.
Mr.. Stone next examined the special bill now
before Congress, and contends that it contains
almost all the elements of Injustice that any
tariff bill ever did contain. |
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Gen. Fitz John Porter makes s strong ap-
peal for reopening his case, aud alleges thst
he has important additional evidence to prove
the injustice of the sentence OF the Court
Martial.
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The Senate is still debating what is called
the Georgia dill, aud it is not known wLea a
vote vii be taken.
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AT o T l & +
PROMPT SSTTL ENfS.

We sell to sll st the loves: cash prices
Those Of our friends whose bills were presented
January 1T, and have not been paid, vii! please
notice this. al memorandum accounts made
since tho LIST OF January were presented March
LIT To enable lis to offer the greatest induce
ments. We arc constantly receiving new goods.
Dealers gcncrslly sic invited 10 examine our
stock. ROBI. l.. MooD'
mn j No. g. cor. King and Fair!ax SITS
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A bill has passed in the House OF Reprcso1-
tatives providing that the election tor members
of tho Forty-third Congress shall be held on
the second Tuesday after the first Monday IN
No,.mbsr 1872. and for subsequent Congresses
on the same day in every second year thereafter
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Vincent Collyer is now "vcntitating' the
late bombsrdmept Of a village in Alaska BY the
u. S. troops, and declares That 1t was c!ueJ
and unnecessary, and that the first cause
AZ Tho t-oubl.c was rho oe.duc. OF the troops.