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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17
NOTICE TO CITY Ia X p \ Y 4 Il 5

NORTH COLLECTION DISTRICT.
The lists Of unpaid personal Lax bills overdue
in this District are now printed and ready to be
posted up, according to Inv.
Persons not wishing their names To appcsr can
have them stricken from the lists by ut call
ing ut my office and settling their dues.
| have also !. number of real estate bills yet on
hand, and notice is hereby given that unless the
same shall have been paid on or before the 10Th
day of March, 1874 measures will be inmc-
diut.ly taken to collect them by distrM'nt.
JOHN r. I'LL,
NH 1O-10t Collector North District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17
I. Schwartz a. Co..

Having Just returned from New York, h"veno"
at their store 81 KING STREET, the finest srd
bcs: selected stock of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

YEAST POWDER is the best
~ baking powder in the world. For sale at
l47 King street
NH II WIN. F. BROOKES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17
CPECIAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Persons wishing to avoid ad litionsl expense
will settle their State tax bills on or before Mon
day the 10th Of March, 1874. Office hours from
10 until = }. NJ. SIEU All,
NH Sergeant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

MBRELLAS, of all sizes snd qualities;
~ full supply eight, ten and twelve ribs.
We procure these goods direct from the factory
and can offer them at great bargains
NH II kOBT L. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

OYSTERS. Tho supply Of oysters at this
port, which has been exhausted since last
week, as yet remains unreplcniShed. Six boats
With cargoes of the desired food arrived yester-
day, but, unlike the Samaritan. passed by on
the other side aud went to Washington. where
the dirth was IS great as that which exists
here. Some of the dealers managed to fill their
orders by supplies of shuckcd oysters received
by express from Baltimore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

SPRING CLOTHING,
for men and youths wear, ever before brought
to thi: market, and are selling them wonderfully
caesp.
Among them they offer good business suits for
$500
Their assortment Of new style HATS is at
present the best in the city.
Your inspection is solicited at
SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
NH Y 80 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

PosToFF1cE AFFAIRS. Mayor Berkcy has
received his commission as postmaster of this
city, but will not enter upon the duties of that
office until the first proximo. Geo. Z. Hughes,
the present general delivery clerk, will be made
assistant postmaster at that time, Il. L: Berk-
ley taking the place made vacant by Mr..
Hughes promotion. At the next meeting OF
the City Council to be held on Tuesday next,
Mr. Bcrkley's resignation oiithe Mayoralty, to
take effect April LIST, will be presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

rRAHAM FLOUR, Dat Meal, Cracked
VI Wheat Rice Flour and Crushed White
Wheat These goods are warrant ID to be pure
and fresh. For sale 1T market prices
w. F. BROOkES,
NH II 147 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

z OST-A hand ONE reward will be paid for
IL the return to this office of II diamond Gus
ter PIN, lost yesterday evening. NH l4-3t
!SpRJNE GOODS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

2oOO sacks DEAkINS FINE SAIL.
l5m EVANS FINE SALT.
90 =" q. a. SALT.
To arrive per b.rque Thcodosius Christian now
due from Liverpool, direct 10 this port. For
Sale ut market prices by
NH Il HOOE y JOuNSION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

THE ATTENTION Of tho public oi j. respect. respect
assortment OF White Leads. Coiors, dry and in
oil Varnishes, Oils, Window Glass, Paint
Brushes, &c. oor =,
Cab Dc HENRI GUN " w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

TOILET SuAPS-Just received large stock
/ OF elegant Toilet soaps, consisting of the
Cashmere b uquet, Elder Flower, Turtle ol'
Brown Winds r, Fine Ho:ey and Glyc rine
and also Csrboiic and Pure Pine Tar Soaps;
n,h II JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

Sealed proposals will be received until next
Saturday, March Dist for REPAIRING THE
OLD RELIEF ENGINE HOUSE, on Prince
street, in conformity with IN order of the City
Council Specifications fer the work and all ne
cessary in ,ormation can be had OF the under
signed. Tie right to reject any and all bids re-
served. JOSEPH HOPKINS,
NH l6 81 Chairman Com. on Pub. Prop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

French Black Cloths, Docskin and Fancy
G. .s.mcres, fredericksburg Cloths ard Iwecds,
with u general assortment of goods Tor gentle
mems use. ~
NH IL ROBT. l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17
9 ED OATS.

500 bushels HEAVY BLACK OATS.
I25 . EXCELSIOR OATS Suitable
for seed.
NH II DAVY i HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17
F<tk s-ylE OR ssE.H"T.

FOR PENTHOUSE, on Payne STREET,
Bib between Duke and Prince; L rooms, water
and gas; now occupied By Mr.. Lun.cn. Pos
session given on the 18th day Of March. For
further particulars enquire of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

NEW ORLEANS MOLASS Els, prime ar
~ tclc, in stSre and Tor sale by
WIN. F. BRO3hES,
NH 10 li7 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-17

NH II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
DENNsYLYANIA AIR LINE
L TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADElPHIA.

Z
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ESsIaS6
THROUGH BrryssS SAsH1NeTos AND
WITHOUT cHAhSEEA OF Cans
The squipnsr ton this Inc Is new and or the most
fSEEHzS f1 SisS$ TSSEIEEssiaa ot Esie On
:. Two D TRIMS 6Aiff IA except &c 1Ss und.y).
arriving &C ne espos Of the Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad, northeast corner Of six1a ssI 3
New York limited express, leave washington At
Of: "a . :, m; a sin .,,y, except Sunday.
Leave West Philadelphia at LIS p. m. daily, ex-
kTlye At New York a. $40 p. m daily, except
Night Express, leave Washington at s:Os D. m,
Leave Ws;t PhIisdsi phia q S:sS a. n daily.
Arrive at Hs EA YSEs k RssSE 4 n NSssily
Fast line, leave New YorE a. $40 a m.
Nsnt Espre ass iesVe New e ~ YJ p
Arrive at W ashinS.on at s:iss. m. =. M
Connections made In New York with steamers
New os. H sRs H s1S F2s1
rairoad, Erie ralvay and steamers on Hudson
Eare as low as By any other route :
Baggage called for and checked a. hotels and pri-
vate Residences on orders lefs at the following
oniees, where tickets and informatlOn can be Oh:
Pennsylvania avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth
street and Pennsylvanla avenue; passenger station
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner sixth and
b streets. z ED. 8. YOUNG, =
ap2l-u - General Passenger Agent.
ALExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
~ RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
- FRED EHlQKSRURG RAILWAY.
foesi trains 70. Ai.s.adria issVs Is falioTss
y 10, II =. M. J. 9, Z, p. M. and . A. N. and
P. m TO Alexandria daily; all others daily except
; Local trainsleaye AIexandria as follows: q :, g.
: 10 and u q m: . 4 S and p. m; 9 a. m and
p: m. from Alexandra daily; all other trains
daily except Sunday. p
Washingt and Ohio railroad.
= QUANTIC0 accommodation leaves Washln gton
go .. m. ON Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday OILY.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
day - - ~ -
for sale Il the once corner si3ta and Pennsylvanis
avenue, and Thirteenth and Penhsylyania avenue,
where messengers can leave orders for GFa n 70
ee Checked at all hotels I'd rc.sdcrcg thF5nshto
ssn-7-tS 49, General fTz--..=szl xkent. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21

-,,,,. :. .....l,.- r...A. at,.,.,., ,a p.,,a,
MoclI 90 sOmetns ior .as AAns,0 s p,s 1.sl
~ nsap SeoSs ~, -. -,
.a.r. y. a. -. ~. 49,. !. :
~ ~. ~ - ~ ,.rd n
Ha..SIss, ~ - .sn,Ss- -. - ~ a.s.-.ss.,
80. 1880 800 - ~ =. ~.
- ~ :, = ,.ss,,s.
donbi. r,ic. n 4. ,ssIis (, - .a.n T..,.
worth nOthinr 10 de 81. a. .,,s~.- 4.
worth 4 oreat d..I r,tv.s.-.- -. $50 80 -
citisens Is fast 4, ne San ~, .snid nniy msts
Il possible for our vour,, -; ~, - into That
eountry--snd ra,irosds rsuid I. AZ. shat possible
-yua have euouoh OF thsm E.st "a sIIit IN. and
all of them become uroducffvs citts,rs, whereas
thevar. non .6A,nr i,,tI. = nthtn- ~ ths vealth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
peoples IN which lies the last ffsit Of 1hsistian-


peoples IN which lies the last ffuit Of Qhristian-
ity and the best hope 81 mankind:
when 70 these copsrderationi Il eddsd tho fact
that What The nsusbapsrs nov sek a 70 do y 70
rstrsct an fnvitattop zlrsady made, md made
under the express directian OF Congress By the
Prssident Of th1 United States, n seems 70 me
that the ladies and gentlemen who write leading
articles should hAys been either or more
deliberate with their suggestions. Coming It this
sssgs Of ths proesediags, tn that hasty ns5psr
which charscteriies people who are iAts. With Q
proposition to change the whole plan Of the osie-
hrst,on, b noe parttealsray ~iss Or heaithfui
coprss. = s.sas -. r.. e. s,,i -i.els9
me notion q purely iiisrssy esIshrstion, con.
yisting % essays ofatipns Statistical sxhibits &c
bag, an happy 70 say, tSksn no rect. The
literature Of such ap occasion vili grow out Of ~
exposition; and q. eAnpot come 90 wslf m any
other way. Internstsdhai expeditions Of the past
have 9iyen Hfih 10 . tsohplcsl literature IN
all Languages which g one d their most valur
Into being without then.a Even the reports ofths
United StAtss eoHnissionsrstesh abs PARIS Expost
tissn, though not % tnereugh and % Important as
they nighk haSe been nsds. hayo been very nse-
ful to thds country. Two OF thSn Of least, Nj
Hewittsrepert On iron and efsei and Dr.. Bsr-
nards report On industriaf asts, are acknowledged
standsrdS ana have scutributsd immsAsursbiy to
tho sdysnes Of American technical indnstries. No
such literAtufs can spring IRON . celebration
purely national On rs character. El
/, The only nay 70 obtain . eompietaiy national
exposition % 10 make u International. Our own
people viii nos exhibit themselves TO themselves
There 10 no Inspiration In snoh . programme II
we, cannot celebrate our national birthday BY IN
yittng our friends to our house. let at least not
be insulted Do the proposition to spend day
before the iooking-glsss. ~. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
IGREATP ENNsgJtyANIA ROUTE
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

PENNSI1IA ROUTE
NORTHWEST. sourH AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after March s, ir4. trains wilI leave a.
Maini1si . M IB.lsI3ors.. As :.
9. -. :op.m. !" =. Us 5. n n.
THE GRAF f 1T6edns;LiE-rsAcK Rd nils2. N.
With elegant Scenery Palace State-room, day and
sdied mile. sa.sd g western and Central
The SIS 4. m. ElmIra daily, except Monday; the
d.y wssi ana ss sooatS~sss s:s3 ,. q ds s
MAKE CONNECTIONS.
n nS M. ron ,wasninsIon to Pifsearg Chicago
Tiekets By This rou e can be procured at theonce,
S sSta :Tse s .nd
whsrc reliable Information viii be slTeh at ali
Pssseugcrs procuring tickets At these os,ees can
seenre I'm Palace Cars fDr So. Louis,
Corner Thirssenth st. and Penn. srsnse,
p. 4: BOYD, "a, General rassssEss Agent,
WAsHINGToN, AND OHIO RAILROAD
FALL ARRANeEMRNT-Tw TRAINS 1ArT.y
S1sD HAGifT6N, Bhsf M . aAIsiSssr
:sss; z q q \; sast and A.
sza s.sxae ~ saa $40 p m "a ssS LeesSgr
sFys g HsnHlsSa !. I. Is m M s.
Lses6ars Isaine esstrardj q = m and i.io .. n,
and and ,frys 4 A !s =. 2 az !. q sSd %
u = an sssp he
ington and Ohio rsat the Baltimore and Potomac
sislSa q ssass Of as .aa
The 9:g q. m; train from AleLandrl. ND led p.
iine az slief
ss q so ssS ss os hssssas
Oily for AIDE and y ddisbaEE. =. =, MI.
s;s;i' sASSs. III y vi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
CABINET MAKERS.
Z. 4. BOsMELL 4 CO.,

a22 Four-and-a-ha1fs street sorthuess,
- Near Beard or Pnbfsc works 6aading
spseis sttsntisa gissa @ he settlement ~ Seq,
zitssiisa siTss iSs ,ieitlsAsut Of ciains fos Ga
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21
R1IT1GoaE 1s5 ONO KTnSo15-
- 1913 % 4lAPRlbIR lsE )
FRoM wAsHI1eTog cTTY

| sos. n R.,,,.. - H&1y4 CITY.
,s slS : p seltimor.s Bisdsns62rS. sSs-.f
80 Z. s mas Sts sad " Rs 5. rs
Ss.. p,s s 1sss .l:is sSs .ls Wy ssstosi.
.l - .sa s sss ret., rA,.d.Dsa Bs.sss
sas ne y kss sscSeI,a5'Hui RS9ssis
s iShs az sss nW1shiss.oa ceuns s ~
$40 .. G., Rsitirhsrs, lp..,o,,,
Stations. 4 : AnApons and al War
stsiiSns. So - '''on'is' kAie0s' oisy ana an war
Bsi!isosss pissk q k.is5t, ni'adslDAia' Norfolk
@ Waita5Sss L At Relay. yrsasssL,
sl sss 3; a., S.iiSss. S..asriss and an Way
a s s.s,s. ss'. .. ,..s'. ~ :; Way
Si s:SS n M p,,...,.,,. ma VI way
Relay: pn'a - Ana aH Baltimore Supper a.
eSSns aaasas gsnS Gl1ssnns LSs,svis g.
! ms BaIsnors aSd 81 NJ Wss e s Srs6son
sss PPii n ssi asspsss: Esil%aS Sars .
p;96p m, Bsltl@ore and XIV sil N.v s,.,,,.
,o aEAvE BALTIMORE so, SO. s:4S m as
SUNDAY TRAINS.
p; = : n'' i:'O' 40 q SIS and lOso
'.'p = 'iAat tiap Hotel, Relay House Sta
For further fnfttrma tion .--,-... a. s
and Ohio Ticket Ofices w ~ me Baltlmcre
s. Pennsyivans sTenue where oe 1n Stn1',on snd
in ne city,: - Ana seesiVed At any point
THOS. n. SHARP M.ss.-orr.--...
L. COLE General Tictet iasns porsarion.
GEO. s. KO0NTZ. 6enernl .asss9s.
--------- :. : Sse.-- Aeeat. apZi
AND POTOMACRAI1- Eo1
~ II ~ "a .--noAD'
DEPOT CGRNER SIXTH ANN n sp,,.,-,
NoRTHWrsSrS SHEETS
Alter APRIL 10, ia rains vii RIM :. ,..,.
TRAINS LEAVE rop Tp. M run 1s io,iows,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-21

ID "a N II Z . II,
ISIS Massachusetts, Avenue, between
Thirteenfh and Roufteenth streets.
P.l, iSppes or lover set OF Testh.......stlS
Teeth extracted BY the use Of pure Gas...... 81 50
Zach SdditlonI Tooth, same sitting. ..". ...... %
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26
Obio 94ailellfreuno.

tommen, ben: oas amalide l1rtbeit ans=
1pra6:, bop Der e@or9ans iibernaturlitn !
nit anoeren @orten, BOP er Elm Munoer
mar. SIT es aber 10, oann tritt 9lIes,
mag mir friiber iiber Wunoer lin NQae=
meinen Ia9ten, ,'uieoer nit leiner ganse.l,
&raft berpor, oonn lit Die Wunoerfraft
ou6 beute nod III Der r0mil l6=tat6oliI6en
STRIDE Damn lit bleie Stride BON @ott,
Der allein wabre Munoer wirfen fam,
begloubi9t uno baber Die ollein ,uobre
uno leli9mo6enoe STRIDE. j. ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26
Sie Spinmc,s alS Observation-Disclosures.


9aB oie@pinnen quite @etterprop6etem
lino, lit bcfannt; cs gebDrt freili9 etwas
N}ii6e oa5u, um lie 5u bea9ten uno na1
uno na6 aus i6rem @e6abren au lernen.
Won cincm alten Bauer erfubr ib boB,
ie. friiber Die &reusipinne I'M Treicn al
weben besinne, oeito friiDer trete ,parme
Witterung Elm, Defenders luenn le ibre
S6ei6e 9e9en 9iorOen ooer Wejten aus
lponne. Mn9alteno 160nes @etter erfolot
>uenn lie lansiam oroentli6 fortpebt lue-
niger, ,penn lie cine 9etuilie Sait 5eigt unb
i6re grbeit glei9lam binlubelt. Srocfenes,
l6wiiles @etter uno MinbltilIe miro es,
wenn lie 9e1baiti9 an i9rem @elpebc
pubte. 3ie6t lie a6er mebrcre Gdoen Elm, Z.
I'M es 5u li6ten, 10 fpmnt 91ino> uno
5lpor, wenn lie babel iebr Mig lit, nod
an Dem lel6en Sage. @ibt li0 rubio I'M
M&ittelpunfte iDres 9iebes nit an 1i6 ee=
Sp9enen Tiiben, 10 bat man oauernoe quite
Witterun9 gu Dofien, unO bleibt lie in
oie1er Gtelluns ielbt bei Gprabreaen, 70
miro licb, trob olles Mnl9eius oage9en
oos Wetter 6olo ,uieoer ouf0eitern. Sat
lie ober Die Tlbe niht an lid 9eio=
/ gen lonoern ipt1ln9fertig aus9ebrcitet> 10
wiro 9robe 1ike ,lno Elm @e,pitter lit
nabe, bas ober bolo porii6erse6t. Der
[1dBt iie i6r @euebe uno ninlmt Ylab an
einemSintel oer9auptfdoeu lit iiber6ies
oas @etuebe 1don geliiftet, tpo6l bier
llno oa 5erilen, 10 fol9t @tllrm uno 6ef=
tiger &egen uno meiit ldbt lie nun Die
olte Wpbnung 9an6 i'm @tid). &pmmt lie
aber lpieoer, I'M Oiele aus3ubellern, 10 lit
auf eine 0feibe beiterer Sage 5u re6nen. :,
Mebt iie mebrere @6ei6ei in einiger@nt=
fernung poneinan0er, uno i,par in per=
Fi6ieoenen Gi6tungen, bonn laBt li6 Gus
ser jeoesmalisen Wabl ibres Mufent1alts
NIT pieler @etuibbeit .nid)t nur Der eesen=
lDdrti9e 2uft5ug, ipdre er au1e nod TO-
Ieile 1onoern, au6 Die @eseno beltimuen, =.
aug luelder Ser gSino 5unddit ,pe9eu
ipirb: !, &" - ,,f.
Mu6 Die 9auszunb @infelipinnen linb !
CUTE Wetterpropbeten uno baben por ben
&reu5ipinnen nod ben 8or5u9, boB man
lie oas ganSe Sabr binour9 beo6a6ten
fam, tpd6reno Die &reu5lpinnen inur in
Der iuarmern Sa6res5eit arbciten. Wenng
i'm Winter Die Winfellpinne i6r obgerii=
lenes @eluebe an oer}elbeu @telle ,pieoer
baut, 10 lit nod fein miloeres gSetter All +,
eruarten. Webt lie ni6t fern pom Sfen,.
|Io fol9t nod 1tren9e &alte !; ,udblt tic,
aber Die @eitc oes 6enIt oann erfolgt
Sbau'petter. $ot lie i'm @pdtberblt It in
ibrem @etue6e li6 na@S iiben gete1rt, TO-
| 1T, trob lonitiger @esenan5ei6en, uodg
itren9e &Qlte 5u bejorgen. Derl6minben,
pl0bli@ Die Saoen, Die 'uie Gin gek Dor
ibrer ei9entli4en &ammer semebt:iinb, 10 +;
oeutet bas auf baloiee 1b6ne Mitterung.>
@ibt lie in ibrer &ammer, ben &opf aus=
warts 9etebrt 10 1T i&le@tesWetter nod
fern, uno ltm 10 me9r, je lpeiter lie ber=
porra9t. @ibt lie aber eiuwdrts 9efsbrt>
obne ebens einen &aub gu peraebren 70
,sibt es &esen uno rau6e, falte Sage.
9alelbe bat man 81, er,porten tpenn
ptele Tliegen iunberiebrt gum, fiinftisen
gni5sbre,t ein9eiponnen lino. .Man6e 6ie=a
Tier Spinner, Sei9en Die @itterung oft
|mebre Sage porans an. .a >a.. e..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-26

SUlubtlt8 ~ yule tstttcIs ulS iOg Hettse SUWs
me b0rte ,wel9e rief Il sWein beiliger
iDomiuitus - S9lidlus ,oie Musen auf,
iab aber suur seiui9e 5rauen in Der STRIDE.
Cine bon !ibnen Maria .Mnna 8runi,
nabe bel Dem 5tanobiloe oes IT. Dolni=
nifus !, ,ibien eon5 eri9roden gu iein,
ano slei65eitig bemertte i9 NIT nnglaub=
.li0er l1eberral1ung, baB jenes 8ilo ;lid
bor,udrts ,,nb riidwdrts beluese. Meinen
.Mugen nibt trauenb, erDob id mi@ uub
9ing auf Die Statue 5u ba beobaGtete
i'd, oab Die @tatue litb belue9e. ,uie ein
@egenitano, Der auf Dem Walier,l6,pimmt
Mue biele Beiuegungen iuuren perI9ieoen
unO ri6teten li9 no6 borne uno mieoer
5uriid, mad lints uno re6ts. 0as @e=
li6t hes 9eilisen nabm pdbrene bielsr
3eit perl l6iebene Wtienen on uno l6ien
]i9tli1 oamit 5u lue6leln. Sebt 5eiste
es 1iA traurig unO crnit, unO 9leib oar=
ouf mar es ipieoer poll Sr0bli@teit uno
QDoblwouen. SD benlertte nod belon=
bers, baB bic Statue Ii, einenl beltimm=
ten Nu9enblitfe, als lie Ii6 porudrts be-
wegte 1ib in einem @prunge ii6er Die
umranouns oes 3eltoa6es Dinausbpb.
giAmal babe i1 bas 8ilo li9 erbeben
jeben, ,pie Elm Menl9, Der einen Sprung
t6un lpill." 9Run famer no1 uub nab
mebrere Pcrlonen in bic Stride ,pel6e
alle bo0el6e laben un0 lpdter Be ldlporeu.
lnb bas lparen Mdnner uno 6rauen
ppli jeoem 2ebensolter uuo Gtanbe. Sic
Nobri9t BON Dem Munoer perbreitete
li@ bolo bur6 Den 9ansen Ort unO es
waren pft'nals 1000 Menl0en in Ser
STRIDE, uuo es famen ilnmer neue unb
onoere 9in9en ,pie6er binaus. Q(Qe
iiber5eu9ten li6 pon Der Wirtli9teit Der
8eluesung bes DDl5ernen Stanobilbcs.
9ie @tatue be,ueste li6 ii6er i9re llnter>
lase, waDrenb biele felt lie9en blie6, 0ie
8ewegunsen waren le9r perl6ieoen., Sic
ore6te li@ r., ,uie eine lsbenoe Perlpn, 1ie
crbob ji1 in ber SDbe BON elmer Dolben
@panne. Sic re6te 9ano >uelbe 9e=
ldnibt uno slpar gel6lollen 1T 0ifncte
ji6 uno bewe9te di9 ranbf6rnig. Dos
.@eI6t tpe6lelte bic Sarbe, ,pel9e bon 0er
duberlsn Blalle in itart beruortretenoes
Gotb uber9in9, ou6 war es nit @6peib
beoedt. >9ie Stirn ,uar III Tolten se=
lest, pie Die eines lebeueen Wfen16en,
unb. Die 2ippen bewe9ten iid uie Die
+eines MenIhen her ipre0en lpi0. nnb
bas Nqes 9el0aD Dor 5aulemoer BON
Menl9eu an elmer! b0l5ernen Statue,
Sun ubers famen au6 9ebiloete Mdnner :
8eamte, FMbpofaten unb &au ileute. Sic
'6etra6teten bic 4 li6 be,uegenoe @tatue
BON aqena gSeiten, lie, entfernten ale
Yerlonep ous Der Ndbe berIelben, lie
lieBen bas 3eltoa@ nit alien 9e9dn9en
megnebmen, aber Die 8elue9un9en traten
nur nod sitdrfer Derpor. 9os oauerte
Maes Bis a ubr No6mitta9s, ,po oann
bas @eli9t Der Stotlle ieiu uatiirli@es
MusjeDen onnobm unO Die Belue9ungen
oufbDrten. - 9llles oie|es 1T bur9 cine
omtli@e l1nterlu@ung genQu felt9elteQt.
9}un t5nrte. man nod Bieles iiber oiele
vitumme. Pre6i9t" 0es =. 9ominifus la=
gen, Die 9ebaltenn ,puroe am Is. @ept.
1870 als Der &dubert0nis in 8e9riffe
,par bent 9apite Die elpi9e @taOt NDm 81
rouben, aber bas @elagte 9enii9t fiir
unlern 3lped. SIT biele ,Sbatla6e Die
bon Saulenoen nod; jebt lebenoen Per<
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

IRRIGATION IN CALIFORNIA
Warmth and moisture are the two
prime conditions for the successful
cultivation Of the earth. AS general
rule, the mere addition of water will
make barren deserts productive and
even fertile, as is we'll known by the
experience Of cultivators in this Terri
tory. In California new triumphs
have recently been obtained in this
department Of industry. Tie direct
ors Of the San Joaquin and Kings
River Canal Company have dem
Onstrated once more the benefits flow
ing from irrigation in an arid region;
six thousand acres of land, the Com
bany's farn,, have been cultivated and
irrigated, and are showing crops of
from forty to seventy five bushels Of
wheat to the acre, on land that was
previously scorched up every summer
and produced even. sage brush very
scantily. A party Of capitalists and
others were recently taken to the farm,
and stonished by the -contrast be-
tween the irrigated oasis and the sur
rounding bare desert. Forty miles Of
the shorter and smaller canal have
been made, and the farmers who have
taken water from the company are en-
thasiastic in their praise Of the system
and it's results.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

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