Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-17

the midst of Injuries
The Fredericksburg Herald says that whilst
most of the resident holders Of Virginia Bonds
are necesSitated tn accept the terms imposed
by the Virginia Legislature before they can re-
ceive any interest such is not generally the
case with those living outside the State. in the
the North and Europe. One citizen Of Spot
sylvania has mortified his banker in Fredericks-
burg. not to collect the interest due him. 1t is
plain that it will lead to further complications.
Late London papers contain the announc' :
ment that the Princess Pierre Napoleon Bona
parte, has opened milliner shop in Bond
street. The reason for taking this step is very
frankly avowed by the Princess Pierre Bona
parte, which is simply to gain the means Of
which the revolution has suddenly deprived
her, and TO enable her to educate her three
children, wto are described as remarkably
beautiful and full Of promise
The Iyuchburg News speaking Of the de-
pravity of the times, in this country, declares
that the present may be Justly designated as
the era of political and social crime and corrup-
non. Every oaily newspaper Oi.uss 'ne ne"s
of some fresh atrocity; some official fraud; some
successful swinde From the crown of the
head. down to the sole of the foot OF society,
are only WOUNDS ana bruises ana p''erely'oe
sores
The bill to extend the operations OF the
fourth section Of the ku-kux act to the end
of the present Congress, whereby the writ of
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Miss Pamela Cunningham. the Regent f
the Mount Vernon Association. has. in card
in the Washington Chronicle, replied to the
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the n,ss.o 90 IF some amnesty hin nv the Grant
MARTY IN an attennt 70 flank the Liberals Our
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The consideration of the new Tariff bill, in
the House of REPRESENTATIVES has been set for
Tuesday next. The measure as it stands re-
duces taxation, both customs and excise s3l,-