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,CARREr AND on SCLorH WARRnousH.-H
Xssesst ths many od snd stSsseh iei.as which have
fcr wears upheld tho osefcsal hshorof New Orleans
sucsssssaly brsGstsnx fnhunerabs5 o'ises which
Sars tine sna again passed. over our city mono occupy
q b.shr position or moro fury enjoy the confidence Of
eur oafiaens than does tho Arm OF Ekin Co importers
At esrvets oil cloths nattinRs, and household goods
Generally The uniform sQccess Of this house is At
frbuts 70 tho eminent business tact Of tho two part
..rs In tho firm, Mees,s. j. NJ. Elkin and Fssringer,
a 4. the .crunu,ous Justice Of their dealings with
their patrons thereby the continuance OF
srsnaas once commenced Having had years OF expert
snoe thoso gentlemen know fully the varied wants Of
an, community and select their stock With an eye TO
u.etlps them Their prices are low and their goods
a.e all guaranteed. As tho hot weather is now last
Giving way colder Temperature presasine .ne eas!
adrent Of the days whom warmly oarpstted doors arc
nseesssry for comfort We advise our iends to eau
once At 10 ass Cnal street and make their selections
from tho varied beautiful stock jnst recsved snsf
To dive some iss Of the amount Of received
nv Kiln Co. We need but state that their largo sto
Is oiled from top 70 bottom : 'h
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'ss4s66sslis3 salupssss psttspes ega forssar;
tSsm ssiii.. We rejoice that the Liberal
marty In the North kAeA adopted the noble
coursA displayed In their attitsde towards
| The Grange processionists, and We hope they
= III never nbauaaa IT. Bat IN the asaer-
I tfon md Mainssnapce- Of their own righta
lSwo hope they will he s6ra and resolute.
| Conduct such ass.t Aat fOreahadowed Of
I Cookstovn sud clifford Ia sinpay >intoler-
| able aud beyond Al power Of endurance.
| The men. who have been peEmitsed to hold
their own displays. offensive and insulting
as tiey are, in unfsttered license, must not
be allowed TO triumph in the policy of
massacre, by>whlch they propose to requite
the generous forbearance. The National
ists Of Uistcr are strong enough to put it
down with their little finger. and down it
lmust 10. There is a limit to human pa
J tience, and that limit il certainly over
. stepped when the men who filed the ranks
of Orange processions on Monday last, un-
= harmed and unopposed, talk of attacking
! aud dispensing Catholic meetings. We say
|. distinctly and aefnitely that no such enor-
6 nifty can be .elleHed. Prevented it will be
Y at any cost, If attempted (; and the Nation
= aksts of Ulster. In suppneasang form OF
o tyranny so odious'sud disgusting. viii! have
!. tho sy mpathy, not Only OF every member OF
2 tho popular pastys but ALSO We are glad to
a fBe1fexe, ef.AlszQe,ana important section oil
= tho Gran .Iastitusi0p itaelf.suih j., ..
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TN. Patri1b ehluk s1haAe the sOesss of.N e
York hasAlsenated 10 nAa1e bHs.use \ -
10 An ArcEbishopsof NS~a Tcfke Ana I'll
the use Of seiey's ssaae y sa is 81 !. a.
nos.ss much % When ths eslpr's 10 2 mayor
as when ho 10 . BnAepssa 70
s.oss lszysrexos aTd .CINrek Eigah-
The Court Of Appeal at Berne has just 90
cided that it is competent to pronounee .nS
dismissal Of Catholic parish priests; aSu
Putrie Of Geneva, remarks that this DE-
fcision will form president for All inSuIe
Conflicts between the civil and scctesiasSi
cal authorities. Thus, as the L,oerte 81 t ~,
9th ult. justly puts It, protestants s, Will has
preached we'll or i'll, whether what ne naa
! said is couformable or not to Cathoiic aoc.
tripe. whether what he declares 60 oe ior
4 hidden can be forbidden, whether the con
), lessor has been wrong in grantlpg 4 =
o fusing dissolution, 10 aecePe.n nss.nt;nr or re-
b fusina ecclesiastical burial rites, anu 80 on
d And it quotes very apropos Two ascI@' r Tns
ID of NJ. Tbiers, the other OF NJ. GaaSos: a -,
it frst-named statesman declared IN sReto,
l. made in 1867 that ;" each f1 - ., IL sai.
le that we do not iptesfere with It's faith, Du
ht riaIt 10 touch tie Que, moro than the Other
to repeat that, We nnst. taks Ffs!g.9n y. :
they are; without toTsllnx Tsf.j HSt And II
i. .Gutzot says ,.ReisgtQus liberty dSSs a. g,
La consist alone ID the ana t;t,
righs Of each mani the inse.na. s SnIts
ON tlon OF the soeles3 ~ .Sat n ia hay IL
he religious PnlRosess Gn~ssrnmeut. the eel
of Church. ies moue y. ~ ;.S, Tho faithfal. AT
ny, ny tie rules and traditions which preside ov
al aI it, are au esseutias part Of religious noe
,ch ty." These quotations mignc 20 a.
ex- geously rec Ss,Ses so,t,1aue "a ",
ion OF some on Si.; f;harais.
,iZe as TO tpa6 Oh LILO OoA ooo0 s-t
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: DESIRABLE DRY GooDs:-A visit 10 the store
of Nesers BrsseIman e. Adatns corner and
ST. AndreS cots would asSuredy result in great
deal of pleasure and proHtto che many ladies'
r that vienfsy For Ghs pleasure they wouid be IN.
dested to the arttic In which the elegant and
dperstfed patterns are exhibited while the profit
uoad be owing thoir purobsss Of come desiraDle
goods at very Tow prices.
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f. REAL BARGAINS bargains IN every
style and material the fall aud winter season can DO
had at tie very extensive store Of NJ. L. Byrne Co..
upper corner Of Magazine and jackson streets Here
very captivating array Of varied patterns may Aeeo
labelled at such prices would almost make persons
discredit their oyesiEht But the truth Of the fact
be substantAed by inqurnG Of ono Of the many cour
teous salesen Who every ready answer all in
terroSatosieO.
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Earning. StAs and Catholic Mes.snEsr.
INV ORLEANS, SUNDAY. SEfThAhEA O. l''1-
LITTER f1Dk 12Ax1L1, La
FRANKLIN, Sept. 3, ls7S.

=. FRANKLIN, Sept: 3, 1874.
xa,.o, Mersisf star and Catholic AesaaAssf' -.
lat Thrrsday, tho 2eth ais. Ats Graos,
Archbishos Perche, visited Our MtIe t0we,
and administered tho sacrament o. ".
frmation to over fifty persons. Aa@
to say that among those who were connt .,a
ed we noticed two venerable old GEMS !
man. one \ citizen OF this place aud the
other planter of high social stanning, asS
converts to our Holy Mother the Churen:
The ceremonies throughout were admir-
,ahIy conducted. At nine o'clock solemn
High Mass was sung by tue rev. 49, ~
Ponchsn, Of Cherenton. Az sne toao to the
church by the Congregation, ana was re-
ce;ved at the door by our jealous young
nastor. the Rev. Father Harnsis, VINO, IN .
few eloquent words, expreesea gu, 01yh w.
loved Archbishop. Reaching the "a sap M;s,,
80 His Grace took q seat on the Higp
Altar. and delivered an address tho IKE @
which Il has not been our GOOD tor san ~, =
hear since the syeT haaifne sis,ted you
The sacrament of Combination was the
.aministered. after which His Grace CAV
us PontiRcal Benediction. The ceremony y,
Eiassed Sacra.aent. Among. the dis:it
xuished visitors present were tne cry 10
Eather Gouvenot and the Rev. Fath
It wouid be doing great'igj Justice "a'
beaxs a4tsn to close this eommun nHa .
without congratulating Sister sson +; fG Mas
besutifas r Miss R Co. as we'll as Mr. i
let, of i Tesebonne, also deserve s:, gre +,
credit for the artistic manner in wh!ch IN u
sang the dereat Portions of ss .a,e s
n nv s1 beantifuliy rendered by Mr.. Joliet.
Such are the fruits Of Catholic faith a .
Of t the chureh's most devoted priests:
St. Johns ACADEMY, under t He, H,s &c
Dps we are informed that about 70 70
school for boys, will soon be ready to u!
the great demauds OF both ,parenes
children. 80 "
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ANDREW LEO, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Mr. Les his friends and the public that he
~ REMOVED 20 Ne 2S9 Magazine street. Delord
from his old stand, No. as B. chaTle9 stIecS Besides
the evidence Of his many WorkS IN tAe building Linz
Sfill Mr. Lee hss the endorsonsnt Of that eminent
Builder and architect Ne RohsFd HsesrbrOok, Of the
late hrm of Caller and ESterbrook. Mr.. Leo gives
prompt attention to all business entrusted 70 him, and
can be addressed through box go Mechanics and Deal
era Exchange.
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sRxtt EsrAIs -BsoKEEs-Massss, :. De p. ts.t y
]. ssass%sssS .s .es
Mn TN II Of reuts and sales and
and Of tho poor Sy haai9 4hsg sss daily
Fen2 Hniieta ard sac Hpssn .s fSPt -
vhh Ssns % 81 Hn liz SSso1 upes
the proPrsy z $1,000 % anneSsso
eins pssPs.ses 49, II s Ii lsiSE I'll Rave
tSa,. ss,ssesa An sEaasn1tee Of me
nh. e.. sa fsslsN as fsss
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Do not be discouraged. If you have dyspep-
aia or any dIseAse efS7Giyer there is long life OF
AaDpiness before yen, y you only use simmons Liver
Regulstor l-EASNP~t
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TronMeDt Advertisements, 81 so Per SQUARE -"
'oI TWenty::fye per cent discount allowed on '
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ssth M NSTriSee Notioes q eSon uaents,
WnaVE .aSd H5r1gnN ln1oElnSeOn
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Go to Father Rysn's Lecture, this eRshi ngs
at 81. Joseph's Church, &.
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For coughs colds and all affections of the
throat nothing is equal to ksplaoes Indian Tnrnip
Pectorai balm, MICA sails All respectable drug
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There we're also other manifestations, such- Us
may easily be conceiVed:s sr 4, ttst,n,n
Catholics of Rome are divided into two sec.
| tons. Being free either to yste or 70 e6ssain
ff6u voting, they have reapsstiyssy salt t se
j proved. Mention has been made OF 1nt'antda Q.
ton, and not without grounds toT ~ y tac 81
that Lanza's Circular llama is rresident o!
the Cabinet Council) denounced Catholics %
1murdereSs Of liberty and enemies Oh thsis
| country. y Facts thasl were notorious 1nfgat
have oesssiensd ti%as ys.Se sSsssaaffRRs s
fear of peEaonsl risk that kept Catholics axey
from tbe~eleetions:g It was ratheS the unfsis
manner iaThisi che ron gesssH Rss en- TIL sSlsa
D lisree nurnber;of Roman citizens had been ex-
! claaOd, and on it o large number of the names
of new cemers had been entered under vaEi ity
pretezts; prete1ts, doubtless: created by 5nse rue
and regulations contrived foE, that express
nurpose Moreover, to the polling itself
trickery was feared, and on GOOD grounas, ..
Q recent facts have shown. Such are inc cauSea
Q which kept away two-thirdS OF the CetAoile
: eIectors-and we know the, result remain
: dear Mr. Editor, yonrs sincerely, T. NAKoi'
8 SWITZERLAND. :, 81.
~ The Geneva BisAopric.--The report that
y IL ia intended TO teAestablish the See o
4 Geneva as q Bishopric separate from Lau
, Sanne turns out, as we thought very IKE
= IL. to be unfounded in fact, and dodg'
i. for getting up a grievance ageinst Mgr
a Mern,iHod. The Patrie, . local paper. !
n perfectly furious on the snbject, and ha
q taken leave, not only Of its common sense
a but Of all propriety OF expression; 1
~ Sneaks of the resurrection of the title o
: Rishop of Geneva as a perpetual menace y
N the institutions of the State, . subjection g
n the civil to the. omnipotent anu infslii
% blen religious power, as the restriction o
h liberty to the UItramontanes, and 50 or
~ Rut the great crime alleged is that "the1m
= pudent st-comer' should take tue maine
., Geneva, which is. the property Of Its shlI
~ dren, the symbol OF the Patrie, and W
- know not what beside. +" The State" l
~ concludes, ~has never alright to alienat
:. its name" According to this theory, .theE
r, never onnld be a Bishop any where, whe
the oasnss!sI s RSspce a tS bear D 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Austrian Prime Minister, yesterday, at
Vienna, received dcputation of Catholics,
and in reply to their address declared the Pope
was under no constraint as was shown by the
recent appointment by him Of some thirty
Bishops The relations between Austria and
Italy were on good footing. He knew OF no
Catholic Power which cord be justified in Of
fering the Pope an asylum.
A revolt among the Kookahs Of India has
been suppressed. At the first signs of trouble
troops were dispatched from Delhi. They
marched direct to the headquarters Of the reb-
els, whom they met in large force, but com.
pletely defeated them, killing one hundred and
taking several hundred prisoners The rebels
have dispersed and the country is now perfect
~ tranquil.
The French people arc contributing literally
to pay off the last franc of the indemnity which
is to rid the country of the German troops.
Concessions to the Rothschilds will perhaps in
duce them to supply the mouey, and the
scheme is at present being considered.
The olst inst, will be observed in all the
churches in London, as day Of thanksgiving
for the restoration to health of the Prince of
Wales. An official thanksgiving will take place
in St. Paul's Church about the 10th of Febru-
airy. Queen Victoria hopes to attend.
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RY Green e. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and AuctlOnerrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT or
i LAND NEAR THE VILLAGE OF AC-
COTINk, IN THE COU NTY Of FAIRFAX,
By authority of deed from Ezra Iroth AND,
wife to the undersigned, trustee, dated the J.;
day OF October, 1869, and recorded in llbrr N,
No 4, folio 25 Of the lard records of the c"un.
tv of Fairfax, conveying Il tract of land near til"
village Of Accotink, in said county, in trust L.
secure the payment of note on the said d'rd
described, Tor the sum of $1,000, | will sell, hy
public auction, in front of the Mansion HOUSE
Hotel, in the city Of AlcxaudrIa AT T. 10 p: m.
on SATURDAY, the Sd day Of February, 1872,
the said TRACT OF LAND in the said deer
mentioned, containing 33i acres, and for more
particular description Of which reicrenceis here
by made to the said deed.
Terms: So much of the purchase money to be
paid in cash as will be sufficient t" pay the
amount due on said note, the expenses of sale,
taxes and other costs and the residue thereof L.
be paid on the irst day Of October, 1872; the
deferred payment to be secured by Iced OF trust
on the land. II. .. CLAUGHION>
dec 3O-eOts Trustee.
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$40 stoar the rry age ami Lo2y If the Times

Commercial and other interests are buslly
pressing their claims before the various Con
crcssioual Committees at Washington, the
WAYS and Means coming in for the largest
share of the hearings. The tobacco manuIac-
turers were yesterday heard in favor of u uni.
form tax of sixteen cents per pound on the ar
ticle and regarding the bonded warehouse Sys
tenn. and the New England fishermen gave in
their views in opposition to the British treaty.
A lively commotlou exists in political circles
in Arkansas by an expose i'll the Lawrence
Standard which says 10 members of the last
State Legislature were brbed to vote for Cald-
we'll for q. S. Senator last winter, and states
the sum paid to each member. The STANDARD
declares it has abundant proof, and Is prepared
to sustain its charges.
Senator Carpenter yesterday argued in the
Supreme Court the right Of women, under the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to tho
Constitutions to engage in any trade or PROBES
sion. The case arose from the refusal OF 4 il
cense to practice law to Mrs l}ilwcll. OF CHI.
cage.
In the Wharton trl Mr.. lIagner concluded
his argument yesterday, and Mr. Thomas, als'
for the defence, began, but had not proceeded
far when he was interrupted by the arrival OF
the hour for Adjournment.
A bill appropriating $40, 900 for the erection
of range lights for Craighill Channel, Chca
peake Bay has been passed in the Senate.
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By Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and AuctionerrS.l
RUSTEE' SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il LAND NEAR THE VILLAGE OF AC-
COTINk, IN THE COUNTY OF FAIRFAX;
By authority of deed from }. B. Troth and
wife and others, dated October lst, 1869, and re,
corded in liber X, No. 4, folio 2ls, of the land
records of Fairfax county, conveying to the un,,
dersigned, as trustee, a tract of land, III said
county, near the village Of Accotink, in trust, 70
secure note in said deed described, for the sum
of So, Ais 70, will sell, by public auction, il
front of the Mansion House Hotel, in the city OF
Alexandria, at II o'clock m, on SATU RDAI,
the Sd day OF February, 1872, the said TRACT
OF LAND in the said deed mentioned contain
ing l0' acres, and for Il more particular dcScrlp-
ton Of which reference is hereby made to the
said deed.
Terms: SO much Of the purchase money to b"
paid in cash as will be sufficient to pay the
amount due on said note, the expenses of sale,
taxes and other costs, and the residue thereof on
the first day of October, 1872; the deferred pay
ment to be secured by deed Of trust on the land.
H. .. CLAUGHTON,
dec 30-eOts Trustee.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10,

The END OF THE MCKENZIE RRAxToN
Cash. the House of Representative, yes
terday,
Mr.. McCrary said: rise to a question OF
privilege. I call up the report OF the Commit
tee of Elections in the contested election case
of Lewis Mckenzie against Elliott NJ Brax-
ton, and ask for the reading Of the resolution
reported by the Committee Of Elections.
The Clerk read the resolution, as follows:
Resolved, That Elliott NJ. Braxton was duly
elected as Representative in Congress from the
Seventh District of Virginia, and is entitled to
retain his seat as such.
Mr.. McCrary Mr.. Speaker. this is the
unanimous report of the Committee OF Elec-
tons. | have heard no intimation from any
source that there is u desire to discuss the re-
port. If there is any desire gu the part OF any
gentleman who wishes to oppose the resolution
to make any remarks upon it, do not myself
desire to detain the House with any discussion.
After pause move the pre-, .ous ques-
ton.
The previous question was seconded and the
main question ordered; and under the opera
ton thereof, the resolution was agreed to.
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The Governor Of West Virginia in his mes
sage to the Legislature of that State, says in
reference to the Virginia debt:-'The com
missioners to adjust the debt between Virginia
and West Virginia came to the conclusion that
the benefits conferred, and not the territory
and population, should be the principal if not
the only basis of an adjustment of the debts.
They claim that thirty millions dollars have
been expended in Virginia to two and a hall
millions in West Virginia. The Governor says
if an equitable proportion Of the public debt
Of Virginia is the limit Of the liabilities OF
West Virginia, it is difficult to see how she
can be under obligation to pay tor improve
ments that do not confer any benefit upon her.
The commissioners report that West V rginia'
proportion OF the debt is something less than
81 900 600
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& Washington Railroad.

Alexandria sG Washington Railroad.
10 The Public.
In further justification Of the continued use
Of the railroad bridge over the Potomac river,
respectfully submit the following certificate
of George A. Parker, esq, civil engineer, as
additional evidence Of the security OF the struc-
turc.
Reports from the engineers referred to in
my card to the public, under date of the 18th
infant, have already been made to their lmme..
date supcriors, and concur in the reports OF
Messrs. Parker, Evans. Phelps and Dent
They will be submitted to the pubic as soon as
obtained from the gentlemen to whom they
were required to be made by reason Of the Of
fetal relations they bear to their respective
companies.
In the meantime, as feel fully vindicated
by the reports of these gentlemen, shall con-
tinue the running Of passenger trains under
the schedule heretofore established.
o. A. STEVENS,
President and General Superintendent Of
the Alexandria and Washington K. H.
WASHINGTON, D. e., January Is, 1872.
II. w. Eandcgrift, Esq, Chief Engineer and
General Superintendent, .. a. 4 vi. Il. II.
Company.
DEAR SIR: | nave 10 uay, III your lcaueol
examined, with considerable care, the bridge
over the Potomac river of the Washington
and Alexandria railroad. The bridge appears
to be quite safe for its usual traffic and, for
some time to come will probably need no more
than the ordinary repairs incident to structures
of it's class At the earliest opportunity will.
rs you have desired state my views more
in TnIl Respectfully yours,
GEORGE A. PARKER, Civil Engineer
The above named gentleman is the Chief
Engineer Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington,
and Baltimore railroad.
The trains will continue to run over the road
aS usual.
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At St. Louis, yesterday, las the van containing
some prisoners, was going to the prison from
the police Office, three of the prisoners assault
ed, brutaly outraged and nearly killed an I'M
fortunate woman.
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By direction of the President, the Military
Division of the South is discontinued, and
the commanders of the Departments of the
South and of the Gulf, composing that Divis-
ion, are ordered to report direct to the head
quarters of the army. The personal Staff Of
the late Major General Halleck are to report
for duty with their proper commands, and the
general officers of the Divisions to the chiefs of
their respective Departments.
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When the subject of the proposed reform
in the Civil Service, was discussed in the
Senate yesterday, after Mr.. Carpenter had
opposed the reform, Mr.. Trumbull replied and
said II say it in my place here, and | will
say it everywhere, that If the republican party
has not virtue enough in it to sustain this re-.
form in the civil service, then it ought to 60
down. and it will 60 down,
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Mr.. Carpenter, in the Senate, yesterday,
delivered speech on the report of the Civil
Commission, Directing to the rules which it
had framed for appointments to office as being
unconstitutional, and holding that the appoint
ing power was vested in the President and
could not be taken away from him. Mr..
Trumbu replied instancing the alleged abuses
in the Civil Service, as arguments in favor OF
reform, and a general discussion ensuea, which
continued until the Senate adjourned
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Several proposed plans for return to specie
payment were considered by the Senate Finance
Committee yesterday morning, but no conclu-
sion as to their action in the premises was
reached. The sub Committe on Banking and
Currency is engaged in preparing its report
on specie payment
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The Budget, which has been submitted by
the Russian Minister Of Finance to the Coun-
Gil of the Empire, shows that during the past
year the receipts exceeded the expenditures by
four hundred thousand roubles. Il rouble is
Is cents Uuited States currency.