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knlt constantly on hand and made t" order Il
reasonable prices, sep ;n-ii
n 4. BRADLEY,
Manufacturer and Dealer III
FURNITURE,
~, Corner King and Alfred streets,
iun Alexandria. Va.
I,HILDRENS SCH0OLANDWALKING
Y BOOTS y large. stock and treat vari'ty"f
styles al very reduced prices ~
srp2 WADDEI'S. II King street.
INllLDEEN'SFANci rnI.oRED BOOTS.
y \ splendid stock; nrw r"l"r>, new styles,
handsome, durable and very cheap, at
srp2I WADDEl'S, a King street
JNFANTS BOOTS AND SLlPPERS-A
L fine stock, in every color, style and qualify,
ut very reasonable prices a!
ENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
W AND SHOES "A l;,rS" stock of new styles,
very handsome, "I I'll" best quality and nj l"W
sep.I WADDEY'S, Il King street.
DOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
ID a good stock OF new styles III fine quality,
at low prices. ,,..,..
scp2l NADDtl = II Ming street
A LUTOF LADIES. MISSES and CHILL
N DREN'S BOOTS and SHOES out of >tyiO,
which will be sold ut one-hnlf the cost "t manu-
iacturc.
scnol WADDEY'S. II King street.
A LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
n suitable lur the country, 10 which We invite
the sprciu attention "i' country merchants ~
they will br sold very low Tor money.
srp9l WADDEI'S, a King street.
IOHN \. FIELD,
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-22

I1LOVER SEED--.l0 bushels choice new Val
THOMAS PERRY,
scu2l. l. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-22

Buck Brown and Blue NrlvrtccnS and BLACK
Silks and Black Alpacas, by r,,
sep2l WI. y. BERKLEl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-22

V1IENGERS CHOICE FAM LIZ FLOu H.
w superior and much cheaper than Wcirh =
for sale at l47 King street. ,rru
sep2l VI. J.. Dc "lh 70 r.'.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-30

nature Of Vuch an ignorant class as the
French pessantry not to attribute all this, or
at least to associate it, with Republican adj
ministration. The final disgrace of France,
in the minds of the masses, will always cling
to the republic.
On the other hand, the Emperor will bring
back peace and order. The "Reds, whom
the peasantry and the bourgeoisie dread more
than they do the Prussians, will be kept
under stern control. Three hundred thou
sand Imperialsts will return with him,
perhaps to form another standing army. 1t
is true, Napoleons prestige is gone both with
the soldiers and the people; yet Pr@torian
guard, holding up an Emperor on one side
and keeping down anarchy on the other,
may keep him on the throne for some years
The Empress, too has shown herself in
misfortune worthy of her dignity, and mind
full of France-R fact the people are not likely
to forget. The calamities of the French ma
ton, moreover, must arouse their religious
sentiment, and that means-as has often been
sald-the restoration of priestly authority.
The priests of France are, of course, warm
supporters of the Empress and her son.
These certainly are favorable chances for
Imperialism. On the other side, however, are
all the modern forces of society; the aspira-
tions for liberty; the contempt and hatred
aroused in thinking minds for personal gov
ernment; the desire of the best intellects and
noblest characters of France for govern
ment resting on law and constitution; the
conviction through the civilized world that
Imperialism and its great supporters, the
Bonapartes, have been tried and found
wanting There is a powerful, thoughtful,
and influential party in France in favor of
constitutional monarchy, to be governed by
some such Princes as those of the Orleans
family. There is still another vigorous party
for RaOnhlio and fhnua oftar itI1lo
tion of Paris, will hold the sinews of war,
and will be led by desperate and ambitious
men. Yet another and smaller faction de-
mand socialistic Republic. All these par
ties and factions hate and despise Napoleon,
and will oppose his restoration to ''the bitter
end" They equally also hate one another.
And the withdrawal of the Prussians will be
a signal of such explosions of these toward
one another, and such bloody and embittered
internal feuds, as must sicken the heart to
contemplate, and discourage every friend of
humanity.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-30

seven hundred thousand. Now all is gone.
Nothing remains. Antonellis demand for the
line of the Po and the Neapolitsn frontier
shows that the Papal authorities acquiesoe
neither in the violence of 1850 nor in vio-
lence of 1870. The Pope proclsims himself
despoiled. 1t is not possible that this terri
tory can be again restored, for that would be
to cut Italy again into three slices; and the
King of Naples would not be without good
reason for demanding the restoration of his
kingdom. But indemnifcation is not impos-
sibIe. The Pope, in fact has right to insist
on indemniication. If the London Confer
ence will not consider his claims, another Con-
ference may find it necessary to do so. On a
question of so comparatively easy solution
the world cannot afford to be kept in hot
water
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-30
THE LONDON CONFERENCE AND THE
POPE.
From the N. Y. Herald.

From the N T. Herald.
The London Conference, which has met
and adjourned and done nothing, meet when
it may, will be useless affair unless it con-
siders and tries to solve the question of the
patrimony of st. Peter. 1t is true, the con-
ference is said to have resolved to confine it
self to the consideration of the Eastern ques-
ton only, and that the adjournment has
taken place to allow France the opportunity
of taking part. 1t is our opinion, however,
and we gather it from the interest taken in
this Papal difficulty by England, by Austria,
and by Germany under her new form. As
We said on Friday, Antonelli has been con-
suited by both Austria and Germany, and
considering the desire which the Government
of King Victor Emanuel has manifested to
avoid giving unnecessary offense to the Holy
Father, as we'll as the interest taken in
the matter by Premier Gladstone, it
is not unnatural to conclude that an attempt
will be made to induce the conference to
undertake the solution of this troublesome
question. Antonelli, it is quite clear, forgets
not, neither fOrgives. Middle Italy, from the
line of the Po to the Neapolitan frontier, and
from the Mediterranean to the Adriatic, has
for ages constituted the States of the Church.
Up until the French invasion of 1892, the
States OF the Church comprised not only all
this territory, but portion of the left bank
of the Po besides. The Vienna treaties re
stored to the States of the Church their an
cient limits, with the exception only that a
small slice of territory on the left bank of the
Po was given to the Duchy of Parma. This
territory covered a surface of sixteen thou
sand square miles and numbered popula-
tion of three millions. In 1860 the States of
the Church, in consequence of the Italian up
rising and through the help of France, were
reduced to about one-fourth of their original
bulk. All that properly belonged to the
ancient exarchate of Ravenna was wrenched
from the Holy Father. Nothing on the Ad-
riatic shores was left to him. Rome and
the adjacent provinces of Viterbo, Civits
Vecchia, Velletri, and Frosinone were spared
The territory was reduced to four thou,
sand five hundred and hfty-six square
miles The population was reduced to
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-30
DUNN BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
Nos. 81 and SO S. THIRD ST.,

Dealers in Mercantile Paper, Collateral Loans,
Government Securities, and Gold.
Draw 5ills OF Exchange on the Union Bank OF
London issue travellers letters OF credit through
Messrs BOWIES BROS s. CO., available In all the
cities OF Europe.
Make Collections on all points.
Execute orders for Bonds and Stocks at Board OF
Brokers.
Allow interest on Deposits, subject to check at
sight IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

TIM WAY HI TAIN, Now-''I
don't believe | did any wrnn@. ."-(Jeiier-
son DAVIS, at Atlanta, Ga, May -,
ISL
Il am not one OF those who accept
the situation. accept nolhing. ."-(Jci-
Iersom Davis, at Atlanta, Ga, May p,
ISL.
''Iou honor me only ~ the rrprcsen
tative OF your cau-r. That cause is dear
to mc-morc precious than liir-ani
Glory in it Remembrance. - -(JeiitrSon
Davis, at Augusta, Ga, May p, ISL
Il have been punished for my crimes.
and have experienced the worst which
could b. imposed. In the cant Ian
guagc ol the day--punishmcnt with me
i played out The worst that can be
done has been done, and | have no more
to fear. ."-.Jciicr>ou Davis, at Augusta,
Ga, May -, 1871.
''Fillcd with that jealousy which
sprmGS from the knowledge of their in
tcriority, and OF the justice of your pre-
tensions, and conscious Of broken cove
nants, and violated constitution, they
Uhc loval men ul the North,) mlstrust
every movement, AMI lrcmblc with fear
when they think that ri2ht may again
prevail. "-CIrfler-on Dlyi-. at Augusta,
Ga, May -, ISL.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

The horse that ran away Monday eve
nine, and reduced the value OF huggy
about one hundred per cent, had not
been drinking, though he was seen near
u liquor shop inr Il number of hours,
His cNhiliIation was due to fire works
burned by number OF impatient boys
who couldn't wait any longcr.-Ne'c
ELiinn Rcc0LN
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IJ}c'S JOHrHcy.

W. nave t1S"h i'h& J'nrh'y' John
i'ppiY toS'th''
ana down llicr ldEG"i m'nnflih
IN All hih'; oil weather.
We nave f'eh along ih" Way
H." ''mrihhrr oAe May morning. i"h.'.
"he'' INC 'id' "'r" 7in@in"
Ia u'' ind'h' near fla" Old church,
""iI' inc "'Il' "'i" lln@Hg
"'"'''''' "'"' VII" hhPpy 'h''h'
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| y. HARRINGTON, SONS & Co.,

MI SIC ROOMS.
tu,l 4. u Street, and Eastern ANrruc, 81 Iohnrbury
De- t,' ou i,ud large assortment Of PHASES, tAEINLI
'"'. san VI lie, and l>sIEr 'iI"S Look, and
.''' 900 7ii kind OF Nj -Ic>L MTECuASrt~fin ind lINI
N.t %.
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frnns III" tninrU.S CIab- EpDI...
" lNIll$"IoN rA~TII

Wh~IlIE'.IoN TA~TIn.
y sojourncr IN Warrington send. the
following.
am particularly fond "i iruon pie
and ice cream Tor ,l.~-rrt At -
hotel went alon. pracrahIy Tor 4 coup
lc of weeks, bat always ratin" my lemon
PIE under a silent protest, Tor wa> 4
stranger, and dld not like to make OBJ
iection- E'lnlly | called a waiter and
sud
''Joln, | Ir,v.. nnthin, L. ~ay about
the irr-crran, bat what LirnI oi pi.. -
this >"
What himd OF rir dad Yen .nIcr.
-..h -
Il ordered l,mon ri,, but rrj~ APP
pears to me TO hr drirL-aprlr."
"Du'> lemon PIE, sab. lou know
dry has Il way of miNin' dried apples in
dc lemon pir4 here, -ah, to dat extent
dat it requires a mau ui h,lity ior Ia dis
tingui~h 'rm apart, sab Lemons j.
scaSe, yuu know. and dry has 10 como
~ " - " " ' ' " W. ~ " va
S'N'''h P''N' san.
- \ CORRESPONDENT.
"AMArE.E AGEIcuIrIEIsr."-
sir; the .lnd in a chickens rraw Is nat
put there tor the purpose your "rand-
father told yuu Why 10 not You read
by reference to Mr.. Groelry'S invaluable
work on what lac Knows Abou: Farming,
you will see the sand j. put there for bal
last
\ good housewives motto: '.WLat-
ever thou d1,t," dust with all thy mi.ht.
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iu,r, .troot oc, CnHno,ti,.nt c,II..@, ,,,r,,.
Tu,,,. r,.,,,.,. L,,...,..,.,.
ami
ouu,r Arr
,-... ...,
''''' ''"''' '''
l'"'h-' h""'NtI' are moi HE udl'~t
SE"nhl "l Hlllfri tli;tt has been recently
Sh"3rStri. IN eccentric rriormrr, ~nlil-
cI'ntly wen known I" iIhd many qu"trr-,
seriously ''7tl'> iI''l' 10 S'ild f'ttrf IN Il
mourning chFcl'F1 l. ;th insult ; 1t may
>hoch Inc tender S'hSi"llilir7 "i tiIr re-
cllI'ht--"hth l. aIr'"t hn@iI- 1t mI@ht
aN well h' sad that Il yirIt ParI IN a !
mourning dress WaS an insult. "r thlt
the w'arIn& "i black IN public WI an
'nd't"rum' ANA certainty many Good
people nave "'Jertei |" tue use oi m"nIn-
l"a :Pi,"''' nom ",, l'i'3'o"! IN" Geo
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wen ',','''' ""' '''''' ''''i us
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VI ''t l'"''',' WA" VI ms l'u'i''' eve"
iiio't ''',''' VI NV "''"'' '''' Guy
uWel''' h''l'H at, Hr'''i'' l'cI o'o2y "l
an Inc ','''''''' III I'LL HIS acquaintance
no" Is nc 10 iti''t''.'i 1T any moment
ti'''t "i'I'Ih '''' lt' SIN l'',,''7 Jones ms
io't Il @r'''''','",'fi' ''''' i'r"". " 'l'iu
=. r' num- anu '','''''.'' '"''''' ""'
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''''' ''''''',' ''''''
'''''. Nv '''"'' i = ''3' ''''""' VI ''''c3'
or topiil.oi' 10 supper OF p''hl''
Even with Tins hrIP abS'ht-ihihdcd m"h
sometimes ih'he queer mistakes y
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IHF Ass.

p"" Ic t'nny sandal,
Coming adoou TIL lInr,
N'r" a -c"rc "t tnnmy ltr..,..
Mad -wo"t'rt, mii,t,im
Wa 'aIdir
hat took unnr.,th my pa lido
Ia -hi'ld h,r from the rain
he rnit that tho dIl-ic' hIu-hri
Tor the Er that hrd ta',n.
Wudnai hrc thought tia, nsrir
NHd -rr of a kIzs compIlu
'NOw, liidir!
Wilma rtly under your padiir.
II rlnp hume in the rain
Bat on nn after SUNDAY,
When cloud there was not ,nc,
hi- reli-.aInc ~ insomc l.-sir-
W. Glanced 10 meet IN the / ur-
sid: "iad!i',
Why din"r yr wear yo. I,ddi,
Nhl ken bat It may r,inI"
tH.H.I. S,EIIh
t.aII.
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. taxing improved facilities fur taking pcturc- to
thrr Titn y,iIrs experience IN business viii iug
a % Nou picture for To- money th1n any uth'r arii-
rm"nt. People that hav' Light eye And think
's lr lrd -uii,g'r viii please tive III" Il cill. Al
Ih u.Iriut,G 10 please.
For furth'r information Of ny work al lt I'urn
u- Enilin., opp -itr l:ugh nm ud Drug store
'.u ~tr''t, II. .Iohu-bury, ".
ru.h J. I-1u. d3f
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,!LNI !. 1881 RAJ l. A. l. y { y
l.Eiihli-hrh l~i~)
... a,rr Hal g Fletcher. store. NJ ain Sire {
". \.
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a minister in Il Maine town, last
Sabbath, hapti-ed a young lady, took
her into the church and was married to
her, all inside of an hour. This is what
may be called 'giving strict and undl-
yided attention to business
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-07-14

W.Ern TElING-A French chemist
asscrt- that if tea be Ground like cctite
before hot water is poured upon it, it
will yield nearly double the amount Of
its exhilarating qualities. Another wri-
ter says: III you put Il piece Of lump
SUGAR, the size of a walnut, into tea
pot, you will make the tea intusc in half
the time" This last we have tried
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U p II OIL S T E RY
G. n. hLDRICH

rh"lstty Of I'll kin' and stock furnished at whole
-,lr and r,tal. All "rdrr- promptly met by FRANCE
w IlSEk, H-'t IN AN'uu', -. .lutuf hurry VI
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Manufacturers of
,, siII.EI II;p\, BRASS AND CnirEE WARES
.d d,r,Irg. in STONES, Hollow Ware, y aukcc NJ
'.uus. E'c., Railroad strc', St Jnlmshury, VI.
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Manufacturer and Dealer ia
,.tpi ,.iIpI.S and III ItHEi;S, nl-o LENIilIE.
FINDINGS, EIt.
30. ..,p.IEfrI. T. ruII,-uti:H, H.
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HIGHWAY TAX BILLS.

D. n,i"nr and Decree in hanc,ry, and al kind, 0
''ti Flank i,I all- n the
CALEDONIAS OFFICE
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II. {. G d. Q. WOODRUFF,

CLAIM AGENT,
,I4tU.IE hNp COZ >~ILL":: At Ian,
Barton. Vermont.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

,..uli .czpccty Inform tie citizen of t. .I,hn-Iur
. { ,iriuif,- thrt he hI- opened new
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F. GALLAGHER.

NIEE ~ GENERAL DIZZY ,.GuI'S.
IuHN-"S's LL"rk,
.uir, ,ri fi,pf. -. john. hmN, VI
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o. p. < S. A. BENNETT,

Iit- o., U",r MIST, uTNI'-rrrr-, h.n All EINI'
.t "NrILr n"LE Ir'N f'EII", N',n tut-t.Nr
NNEI.I.E.
.i'r. hy Vi ~ or otL,rWif" promptly rttcudci To.
l..,Nb -II.I. 9, ~TNT rN:s,TS,II HIt,,I
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NEW BLANKS.

NEW BLANKS.
'''.w Eill in ChlncDry
iIrrrr" in ChunCrry.
Administrator Dor,!P
'"unty toiIt " ritz
Warranty Deed.
MuItr-pc prrd-.
Qmt Claim DE, d.
liOnd- for D-,d-
A"i II other Blank and Dc'd', on hand ol printed
.I'i'i. It the CALFDONIAN OFFICE
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lR A II Ar v { Y
WIFI & BRIGHAM .

., lie. in W. |. GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOI
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18

ST. TAMMANY.-We publish in the HERALD
to-day history of the St. Tammany Society,
which will repay perusal. The fact that the
records of this old organization are the records
of the great political movements Of the coun-
try for over half century is of itself sufficient
to prove the prominent aud important part it
has played in State and national politics.
Shall the society now cease to exist2 Are
the corruptions and misdeeds Of handful of
its temporary rulers to be permitted to wipe
out an institution to which so many interest
ing memories attach? Or is 1t, as its best
members hope and believe, to share in the
benefits of the great reaction in favor OF po-
litical reform, and to come out Of the present
ordeal, as it has out OF many former trials, re-
generated and reinvigora ted, and to continue
under new and reputable leaders its career of
usefulness and honor?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18

GAMBE1TA ON THE STATE OF FRANCE. -
Gambetta, we are told by telegram, has
arrived at st. Quentin, and that during his
stay there he will make speech on the pres
ent state of France. The ex-Dictator ia no
lover of President Theirs or Of the policy pur-
sued by the government of which he is the
head. We may reasonably expect, then, that
Gambetta's address will be severe criticism
of the present order Of things. The truth OF
the matter is the Theirs government is not
giving general satisfaction among the republi-
cans Of France. Many of them regard him as
q republican but in name, and would gladly
rally under some leader whose republicanism
they had confidence in. 1t may be that Gam
beta aims to be the Moses of this growing and
disconnected party. His speech at st. Quen-
tin possibly will show the current Of his de-
sireS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18

A VOICE FROM THE INTERIOR AFTER
ELEorIoN.-The Cooperstown On. r. Journal
(democratic), published at the residence Of
Chief Justice Nelson, Of the United States
Supreme Court, and supposed to represent
his views, concludes an elaborate editorial by
averring that ''the leading democrats Of this
State not only admit that they have no hope
of electing the next President under the
present organization of the party, through
the nomination Of q democratic ma
tional convention" but that they favor
strong movement in the direction
indicated In the following words -
''Let US defeat Grant with any good and able
statesman available for that purpose, and
break down this weak aud corrupt administra-
tion." This position is said to be approved by
the leading democrats of this State since the
election. But how far that may be correct
we are not assured. To nominate IAN able
and available statesman" may be an easy
task, but to 'sbreak down this weak and cor
rupt administration" is horse of another
color.