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appeal from Dnreau County, H., Ia not for trial
111nrHifnv rnrt In ottawa m.

fEn@as iRn a,o ne. e5asa a ostsss Ssaoi 'e' '0' 's
Tho Secretary Of State has issned cettiti-
cato Of Organization to tho Attsltion 1a Milling
mKno|bler apasm5odlc 5i short o rss msdo On s.tur-
iay Inst to enforce tho Sunday Liquor law In
LaBallo. The City Marshal notified The saloon.
koopors that they must keep their doors closed
on Sunday and the notification VA .io hoosa
cars at Winchester. Ind, Ind bis arm mashed 80
badly that amputatfon is necessary.
jacob Smith. atook.doalor Of Guernsey
County, O., was robbed Of 1900 On Friday
nsh nnx hs b e on a s "sE iss from @ sa
ono holding hts horac, while tho other two drug
gcd him of and robbed him.
"a horso-thief, representing himself a. Du-
buqno Sheriff, Btopped at = hosel In Freeport,
lin, which camo handy whom the Sheriff Of La
porto, Ind. found him aftor = long search.
An inquest was held yesterday on tho body
Of Jacob Friond, Of bloomington, ILL.,, who was
killed near Springfield In mysterious manner
sG sH sn 1 s Sseg g oovsd vqss s us 10
was Killed. by boing struck or run over by .
train Of tho Chicago & Alton Road, Several
thoorteB aro extant al to the death, among them
auicido and murder arc talked Of. Il tho Do
ceased WAS murdered, htH body must hnyo boon
laid on tho track from oil evidence 30 far pro-
duced.
"A man named samuel g. Youut WAS found
dead In tho stablcs Of tho Appleton (Wis.) Paper
Mill Sunday morning. An inquost was hold, and
tho post-mortom examination developed tho
fact that his doath was caused by
concusslon OF tho braln, produced, without
doubt, by kick from ono Of the
horaos. Deceased was an Incorporate man, and
when laat seen, about 2 O'Clock in tho morning,
WAS under tho influence Of liquor. Ho had boon
In Appleton about Hovon weeks, aud was single
man. Letters found on his person show that
his relatives reside at New Hope, Augusta
County. W. During the War lie was soldier
in tho rebel army.
Father Burke, n Cathollopriest, Of Dubuque,
H.. camo out Sunday in u very bitter and donun-
oiatory sermon against tho daily newspapers Of
tho city for their courBe in relation to Mrs.
Woodruff and horleoturos there. Tho Telegraph,
OF which D. 4. Mahony, An eminent,
in-chiof, waa selected especially fol
Father Durkcs attack, and tho refusal OF alb.
solution to all who would BubBcribe for such a
psper was threatened. In the Telegraph Of yes
torday evening Mr.. Mahony published Oh article
defending himself, and showing that he hud de.
nouncod Woodhulstn. Tho article will probably
bring out reply from Bishop HennesBoy, who
is no doubt responsible for thu sentiments o'
hiB priest.
, 1874-02-10
JAPAN.

aovornulont Elnnmccs-.Nlt Nltscollano0u
NoNs.
BAN TnANotsco, Fob. 0.-The following is 4
summary Of tho nows received by tho 9asca dl
CANA:
YOKOHAMA, Jan. 49, 1e74.-Untl rooent1y. tho
Japanoao tayo found 1t cxpedient to oonccal tho
actual condition Of thoir financial matters Oil
account Of both foreign and internal conrllea-
ons u has noT boon 1a rs3 70 e
will DO issued III about two months. From this
It will appear that thoro tB an a,nount in Tho
National Treasury Of no less than $26, ,o00, ,0Q0,
including tho last English loan and dda tat tho
Tho Japanoso Government is oxu!tant oyor
tho dooteo Of Portugal supprosging tho Coolio
TRADE In Macao, an action which 1t traces 20 the
course Of Japau In tho caso Of tho Marin lnz.
Tho t1otachmont Of French troops stationed in
English soldiers, some 400 III nambor, WILL re-
main, in defiance Of tho wishes Of tho JapaneHo
Government.
Blu,adcgu sabaro, The virtual ruler OF tho
Province Of SalaEimR, has beon appointed
Councillor Of tho highost Board in tho aovorn-
ment. He has no regular functions, but is to 10
callod Upon as an advisor IN casos OF difficulty.
His title is NalkaAeo Komon: Thls ap-
dents, for tho reason TINT sabaro has boon ac-
cusod, though falsely, OF being tho solo cause Of
lsiohardson's doath, many years ago.
Primo Minister Sanjio Inns recovered from hts
oangoluus !1!noss' anu tosuann s lug outos .tia
aaI,;,,o Il, t1'a s+anta nov
ps,seaiptoiy on9, seGnis ~, saJ ~ H." mnvar,'
et @ ~ eAu i, a,,a to,, IL varv
a,,, oasops ses sIosu ~ r.',neant eoA s"o 'e''
n'8aahs ps4o.a " M aa;ion n, 1,,,,,a 40
nostoui y. nHa % n1oI +uas;iia6n nT 1a7a
ni,a ~ - ,o,,a n";,nu ~ aha
t., v" 80 altso1,a .s H. ~ H. ,ornin1
~ Tnh tnt,;a na H. ,,at o 3nnoa,nr str,,c
~ va' -. LII T., WI H. o,.;to1 nn ~ nno ~
M @ y. tn hu III ,' H. I'll ~ tnnt o
,y"a s,,u 1o3r a. ;,,iara1 a. - i'o warthoaaa '
WIZ T',,a ~ ra}a.;"na " hotvonn tho Govo,nnent NJ
1ona,, and H. soro;"' Mrstera cycontinr t1o
ropraaontatiroa ~ in t1n;toil gsntes nro h9cor.
mi, 1nnro mr., ,norc inharmoniona. ianan st1ll
ro6S,ata % tbn H ,inao ~ nnonnr tha comrtrv and
ron,;roa atrict onforcsmonf If tia trontina m
ti,au sand mil n rnvisinn aha1l havo hnen
a1rss,,G % n,,on Mr 1}in,i'nm nrouinacos. and
tha othor nnvova oro vo,omont in thoir nnnosi.
i'm In o1@'oA 'A'0'D -" 'N eFf~
''ss II H., Now yonr,s recertio, bv thu st;kodo.
nr n;,ahe, rraa abaont hv ros.on ~ iiincas
Nthor 4narnIora ra' ~ iGa a;n,omatin co-na nra.
enrtnl a. .i1raus ,,bch t.e cranto1 urnat FRI.
tettn,, T.; hi, ',,ortorn r. 1irocti., nr1aa tho
ra.'n4,,i - III rndetrcfn. ,,ra,, yrao M eco,,rso
aqd trnan ~ tvhnn irst 9ocppiuod ia rnoat;nn
sa aria,o,,, d;nnu,ao5 ,v1,atIor T. ahon,a nnt hn
,ass,s..a5 ~ ..'s"aontnh,a mh;s 5naa;,n utn,,
retulneo as uhaeceptaoio' 1n16 ooc1slso Sup
WIS not, no"e'ei' takon.
Inc trusn Of nc ,Mutopean n'nlsseIs ID sno%n Ma
py 1oInaIhapte taias: oelMAn " naoe
was Anco " Hls Cnnsa1 LOT tlanee1osslng
treaty oonnaaraeg. Inc termah ,,.,. nllnls.er
ina5suote9 tna cenhul 70 .eselno !uoslmHeatt' smt'
, 1874-02-10

Sueeta, DisuatcA to The CAtcaqo Tribune.
6r. PAUL, Feb. 9.-rho Senate passed memo
rial to CoI,greas for the improvement Of tho
Minnesota Ryer.
Bills woro introduced in both HouBeH for tho
Pacific extension branches. The general fea-
turcs of both aro similar, requiring that the
Dralnord branch be finished by August Of this
yoar, tho st. Vincent branch to Fergus Falls by
October next, and to Ut. Vincent by October,
tho same purpose, requesting the removal Of tho
grant to the btate with tho power to give it to
otles companies, and to limit tho selling price Of
lands to 81.
In tho House, bills were introduced to provide
for tlo trial Of ofronsoH upon information for
constitutional amendment abolshing Grand
Juries; providing for Normal training In publio
schools; also, allowing Ia per cent interest on
damages awarded ln condemnation Of property
for railroads from tho dato OF tho award.
, 1874-02-10

A ScnalbIo Iuorsc-OxVncrs
NEW Yonx, Fob. 9.-Gencral regret IL oxprosa-
cd TINT the famous race-horso Tom Bowling Will
not rim ut the ensuing spring meeting Of tho
Jerome Park Association, Mr.. McGrath refusing
to allow Of any extra weight being placed upon
tho horse as ponnlty for his victories. Mr..
McGrath Is represented as willing to run Tom
Bowling on his merits against any horse in tho
county, but will not conaont to have the animal
punished for Ills suooesses. 50
, 1874-02-10
rEtEGRApHtc BREVITlES,

portcd to layo murdered his daughter, who had
brought disgrace OIL his family.
* iii! appropriatiug 8100.0 900 for tho Centen-
nial celebration has passed tho New Jersey
Sonato. ..-.-.. -
Yesterday afternoon woman named poo!t
attennted to drown horself aud child in tho
canal at Fort Wayne. When life WAS ueauy OK
tjuct bystaudors rescued them. 70 cause IL u.s.
sIRned for tho act. Tho woman Is beloved to bo
Insane.
The celebrated NeheooA Boyd murder oaset N
, 1874-02-10

Station. iiar. Thr W'nd. ''af" Heather.

Az the result Of prizo conteat held at Iowa
College, 0rinnell, H.. Horny 9. Adams. who
tool, Tho first prze, has been appointed orator
logo contest to 6e held at ualeaburg OH friday
FOB, AZ. Tho lat OF orators IL now complete,
and tho Adelphi Society. under whose auapcos
tho contest Ia to 10 hold feel contldont that tue
1nlosburgh Opera.House will ha crowded On
that occaalon,
, 1874-02-10
0HT1.

COLUMBUS, O., Fob. DIN tho Senate to-day
bills were introduced to reduce tho ratos of
taxation for bridge, road. aud township pur-
poges OIL all ayorago Of about 20 por cant to
provide for f1yo Trustoos Of tho Agricultural
Collogo, instead Of twenty; to almond tho net,
to allow corporations chartered before tho
adoption of tho present Conattution to
increase tlloir capital stock, and change tho
number OF Directors as othor interpretations
under tho general laws rotating to incorporation.
companies to authorize tile correction OF clori-
cal errors. omiaaio1ls or defects appearing to e1
iat In descriptions Of real estate, in orders,
docrces or findings Of Probate Courts.
In tho House, tho general appropriation bill.
WAS introduced.
a resolution was adopted requesting the Con-
Btitutonal. Convention to nmeud tho Constitu-
tion 30 III to provide for the olecton OF Town
ship Trustees for thrco years, Gud for the oloc-
tion Of ono each year.
, 1874-02-10
SufElnE.

s,,cetal hspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
VANWERT, o., Fob. 0.--A stranger stopping at
tho VanWert House, registering as Thomas
MoHinfro, Xenia, O., committed suicide laat
night by shooting himself on tho right side Of
tho head, about half way between tho oar aud
, 1874-02-10

WAsulNoToN, D. G., Fob. 0.-For tho Like
Region, northwest to aouthwoHt winds. with
partly cloudy weather and generally rlsing tom
tor, AoutAoastcrly winds, preceding g. storm
centro.
GEEENAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-02-10

crown Of tho head. Tho bali took course
downward towards tho mouth. uo had on his
porson S170. Ho appeared worry melancholy all
day. Tho roason for bis action In not known.
Cnrrtanondenet n Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ModnEooR. H.. Fab 7.-At Jes,ip, IT,, ono,
day this week, an old man by tho nntne of 'Bin,-
salf In tho back room Of his houao. Whon fouud.
Ills knees aud hands touched tho floor.
, 1874-02-10

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Feb. 9.-Alfred Tiloy and
Wi1liam zinzer, employed at tho Allentown Noll-
ing-blills, were smotlorod to death this after-
noon while ut work fixing valve at tho bottom
OF tho we'll connected With tho mills.
, 1874-02-10

nTusy11ls, pa.:, Feb. o.-W. t. n, Kelty, Of
WAS thrown from his sloigh last oyening, badiy
fncturlng his skull. Ho lingerod III m uncon-
aoious state uutil o'clock this morning, when
ho expired
, 1874-02-10

-Janes Wynn has been committed to tho
Woodstock {Vl.) Jail, charged with tho murder
OF William Donahuo Wynn and Donahuo wera
neighbprs and farmers.
, 1874-02-10

Francis C. Moore.
OMAHA Mob, Feb 9.-Francs @. Moore lato
Of Quincy ILL.,, diod bore today, aged 78.
, 1874-02-10

DR.. David Strnuas.
BERLIN, Feb. 0.-Dayid Friedrich Strauss, tho
eminent thoologian. is dond.
, 1874-02-10
DEATHS,


I.YEC1T--At3si hta1wcst., John A. Lynch.
Funetnl from Jesuit Church. Wost rwclfth-st-. 10
REED-Fob. O. Miss Mlria Rood. In tho 10th ysar Of
hor ago.
Fuaetal from hor late rcsdonoe. IS Ccntroav.. Tues-
day, Fob. 10, At o'clock.
eE-Iludson, N. Y, papers please copy.
WALL-At her toeidonco, 4i8 South Hataed.st. Mary
WALL vito of John Wall.
Funeral will tAko place Wednesday, Ut 10 oo1ook By
to Calvary.
, 1874-02-10

PHILADELPHIA Fob. 9.-Jacob Wieland and his
wife were found iu their residence, tl!H morning,
insonaiblo from the Objects OF coal-gaB. Tic
husband recovered.
, 1874-02-10

Il Bon and A. ". Haf1in Was s)Igl,tly injured.
No. 146 iB . aample.room, as is No. TAI, occupied
by ]. r. Niodorhofor, and No. LID by Evans
and Hickey. Damage estimated ut about 81 900,
fully Insured.
, 1874-02-10
FORElGN.
Disrae1i Said to Have Already
Arranged His Ministry.
Spanish Representatives Retire from
Leading European Courts.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Fob. 9.-Tho Times advises tho
Gladstone Government to roBign bctwoon tho
close Of tho elections and tho assembling Of
Parliament. Gladstone is said to be at variance
with bis Ministry on the question Of tho rcs1gna-
tion OF tho Government. The Premier is ropro-
eented as Wishing tho Ministry to resign i'm
mediatoly, whilo they dcairo to wait until tho
new Parliament assemblies. Disraeli is stated TO
hayo already arranged his Ministry.
Mombers Of Parliament thus far chosen nun,s
ber 5oo-2G7 Conservatiyes, mud 24a Liberals and
Homo Rulors. Ono Homo Rulor has boon re-
turned from Cork City, and two from Kilk onny
County.
for War, will be raised to tho Poorago.
The organization Of d new company to 10y
light cable from Groat britain to Halifax via the
Azores, is announced d-oapital, f380, coo. The
prospectus says It is the intention Of the Com
pany to convoy messages at tho ratio OF ono
shilling per word.
LoN6ox, Fob. o.-Dleraeli will addrcas his
constituents at Buckingham on Wednesday
next,
, 1874-02-10

Bishop GuiRncs.
OTTAWA, Can, Fob. 9,-Dishop Gufgneg,
Catholic, diod hero last night.
, 1874-02-10

rAnJs, Feb. 9.-An election for member Of tho
Assembly waa hold in the Department Pas do
Calais to-day, aud resulted in tho choice Of a
Conservative.
, 1874-02-10

.... MARRIAGES.
IDVER1N1- -SM1TI1--At tho residence of 4. III. Atcr-
r ~ h a ghsaBo H. on tug 9Th a. Fob
Iowa Falls, Ia. and Mlss Nancy Smith. Of Chicago.
, 1874-02-10

The Committee on Wharvos and Public Grounds
Of tho Common Council mot in tho Mayors
Office yesterday afternoon, Aid. Caunon in tho
ohair.
THO consideration Of tho Lalso-1ront question
was taken up.
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RAIkH OADS.
THROUGH TO DANVILLE,

THROUGH TO DANVILLE.
YI7ASH. CITY, VA. MIDLAND &GREAT
w SOUTHERN r. K.
: M4AH 80 s:
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS BETWEEN
MA SIH ca ANR L;YGN6CH,BURG,
/ THRoUGH 70 DANVILLE, COMMENc.
Ing SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1874.
I. /. Passenger trains run rs follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, from the corner .;
9Th and streets, 1T 7:05 a. m, Alexandria -;
a. NJ, arrive at Lynchburg $40 p. m. and b;
Danyille at 8.35 p m.
Leave Danv,lle, daily, at 500 m, Lynch
burg at S:45 a. M, arrive a. Alexandria j &
D. IN, and at Washington GA p. m.
This train makes close connection, both Norm
and South, with Manassas Division and Wa.
renton Branch trains, and with the Chesapeake
and Ohio trains, both East and West. Also :,
Danville, to New Orleans and all points in ,h~
South Atlantic and Gulf States.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily, excepting SUNDAY
night, ut 7.US p. NJ, Alexandria y. H., sr,;
arrive at Lynchkurg 80 Il. M. conn ec,irc
tn Chcss. s. Ohio trains, both East and Wc,;
Leave Lynch burg daily, excepting Saturday
a. m, and Washington at 30 II. M, connecting
at Charlottesville with the Chesapeake and Obin
Express train to the West. Passengers for
Richmond, by this train, take the Acccmnois.
ton train ut Cor onsvile, at am, and &c: 10
Richmond $50 4. nj.
Both the Mail AMI Express trains co?nect. =,
Lynchburg to Memphis, Atlanta, New O;ra,s
and eli the Southwest and. ut w ashjngtcn with
trains to Baltimore, Philadephia and New
York, and t. the North and Northwest.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave the Junction at 20 n. m, arrive :.
Strasburg u 45 p. M, leave Strssburg junction
at p. NJ, arrive at Manassas Mt 4.20 p H.. con.
Meeting with the main line to Washington AID
the North. At Strssburg, good connections are
made to Harrisonburg, Staunton and the Yves:
and to Winchester, Harper's Ferry, &c. East
Through tickets and baggage checked ia
prominent points. j. NJ. BROADCH,
my 2-tf General T!ck". Agl
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Among the candidates mentioned for the va
.cancy 10 the Office of Bishop OF. the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Kentucky, caused by the
withdrawal of Bishop Cummins. is: the Rev.
DR.. Slut, of Ottawa, the rector Of Christ
Church. Although a young man, he Is already
prominent in the Church.
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uOOE g. JOHNSTON,
successors to Fowle & Co..
NO. z PRINCE STREET.
l... GENERAL .,.-.-
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERCTS.
Dealers in ali kinds of - >
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND. PLASTER
Agents OF toe
NEW YORK & BALTIMORE STEAM ELS.
... Also of the
LIVERPOOL 81 LONDON & GLOBE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
feb Off
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According to recent Parlia pcntary repoIrt
there are i'll Scotland 81, 223o landowners. VI
these, soSeuty five proprieors own 9,lOO,OOo
acres, nearly oac-hai OF. the entireiacreage OF
Scotland. The largest owner is the Duke OF
Sutherland, who has l.l16,574 acres, with
ovor $sS5, 200 year & Queen Victoria owns
an estasc of Is, $50 ;cres, worth aboutSS2 IVY
wear x - ss!.- = / - = = I.
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The Parisians say that Rochefort swan
through mile Of sharks IN escaping from New
Caledonia! !: ir,!,f /, i0t-. ~ 4
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II % ~ M aszsas::iiia 81 1.

-f4ZHHHKXEYeER0R .1e6--SSS@GGsE
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
After SUNDAY, April -, 1874 lrains vii.
run rs follows:
Leave Southwark from Alexandra x frc!"r.
icksburg depot At Z. USa. m, accommodates. :uIs
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday only; l-"s
H. IN. Southern Eapress daily, except sunday.
The Southern Express III l2.02 n. m. rNhs
through 80 Richm md without change CONNECT
ing at Richmond for al points South.
Leave Northward frCn, AlcXsndrln * f".,F'
icksburg depot at 431 Il. III. Northern EArr'>'
daily, except Monday 5.oo p IN. "cc%"',"'"'
ton runs on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
only, connecting through North and Wet
The Northern Express leaving at 40 ;" m
runs through to Baltimore, without chang"
connecting with trains on the Northern Cent"
Railway for the North and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
After SUNDAY, April 49, trains vi. n''
as follows, daily, except Sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington, from =
Asaph street depot, st GOO, 100, 500, $40 r.'
and H. 100 a. H.; and LOO, 800, %, 80" 90,
and 100 y. m.
Trains leaving at 500 a. NJ. AMI 800 T.. m. rg'
daily all others daily eXcep; Sunday.
The trains leaving Alexandria ut /, NJ" J"
a. m, 3 and p. N. connect through |" Bal.
more. The s n m. and p. IN. trails r"hi".
NJ Washington with through New York lT"a'
snnger depot cor. 9th and B streets, al ~"
q So, 800, 900, 1000, and LOO u m; and il'
300. 4.OO, 800, 800 and 100 p. III.
Trains leaving ut 800 H. m. and loop H. r''
daily all others daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington nj and -. ','
3, 6, I and ll33 =. m. connect with tr"iHS N""
Baltimorr. The : IN. and y. N. IRAN "e'
liver passengers from New York.
T. iGs~ Alexandria and Fredericksburg E"i0 ~!
trains leave passenger depot, cor. Gtr ana = '''
at g. a. NJ. Quantlco accommodation o., "','
day, Thursday and Saturday, aud ll""' f. ".
Southern Express for Richulond and AL ro'AE
South 49,.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Leave Alexandria at Gu n M, and ~ =. !"
Leave Washington at % II. m, aid W.
p. m.
Train leaving Alexandria at p. m conn"C'.
with train leaving Washington ut ~ a. ,, w
Philadelphia, arriving at Philadelphia "t Mr.
D. ~ and Pittsburg at $40 a. IN.
Tickets to Philadeiphia and New York %" %
obtained at the St Asaph street dcpo;.
EDMUND l.. QUARRY, Sup
ED. S. YOUNG, Gen. Pas Agent. nj -
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MO- FOLK AND BOSTON.

n ORR o L K a n D BOSTON,
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
Meeting at Norfolk with the steamers .T-. :
of the Merchants and Miners Trsnsc. - Is
portation Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No. 4 south wharves, EVERY MON
DAY and tn RSEAY at 2.30 p. NJ, for Nor
folk. Returning, leave Norfolk on TUE SDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, at p. m! stopBing at Fort ?at
Lookout and Fortress Monroe
This line, connecting at Alexandra with the
o.. a. s. NJ. and w. & O. r. Rs, and at Nor
folk with the Boston steamers, offers superior in
ducements for the rapid and careful Shipment OF
all kinds Of freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention of shippers is particularly d.
rected to. this feature. All freight forwarded
free Of commission, and through bills of lading
given.
For freight OF passage apply. on board, or to
Y. D.. GRONER, Norfolk, }. G. WATERS,
F. A. REED, Agent Alexandra
- Cor l5tf st. and N eSs York ave.,
$50 Washington d. G.
First class fare to- orfolk, 50; round trip, Sc
Second class fare to Norfolk, So; round trip, So
sp 2-tt
<fsst hsROHAN SS, LINE y E1 NEW YORK
The Inc consists & the following Rrst-class
e. G. KNIGHT. .... ..:......Capt. W. S. Johnson
JOHN GIBSON. ...... ...... Capt W. Winters
AND
hLLE VI L .SdpI. DCujli
Will leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port and, returning will leave AlexaD
1ria EVERY FRIDAY at II o'clock.
Al freight must be on the dock by 9 q. m.
For freight or passage apply to
HOOE s. J JOHNSTON,
.,. Agents, No. Prince street
Agents in New York, -
GEO. B. MERRICK,
apo 226 South ST.. Pier No. 80 East river
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THE GAZETTE.
rTHuRsDAY EVENING, MAY

{ rhe< lawyers OF IDliAuapolls are tortnring
their brains over an extraordinary problem.
Some years age lady of that city was married,
and four mouIhs thcreatter separated from her
husband was divorced and, remarked 10 a
month, aud four months thereafter gave birth
to q, child by her tisst husband. Quite recent y
/ the second husband procured divorce, sand
+; ithc custody Of the child was!awarded to BIN
!, Now comes the first husband aud c!aimss5 the
i child, aud the lawyers are askiog 2whosls ep-
! titled to It's possessions. -" Ia --s' 1
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LEG.1E.

Within year twenty-sX vacancies Will occur
10 the Senate Of the United States. IL
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE AND boA
sample lot of Wheeling Boat Spikes, d! "--"'.>.
sizes, which are equal in quality TO "FoI;S
Spikes, and are sold at less prices. "" iA' IN
al persons in want to give thee Spike. IT -. u.
they will save money in their purchases i'''' : =.
IN article that will give full satlsinctl u;
sale BY J. r. CREIGHTON i >uN',
ap5 80 King st., cor. 81 h't'''
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WASHINGTON s. OHIO RAILROAD
M@M 81 Eaz.z=sg sssgsszzSs2 ss.zs 6;
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, TWODAlLY
TRAINS, except SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND

PU RCELIV II LIE, BETIN-
NINA NAV = 1874

PU RCELLF Lille, BETlN-
MING MAY 5, 1874,
Leave Washington ut u. N. and ?. m,
and Alexandria at $40 q. m. and 4lO p. IN
pass Leesburg going westward at ll.2j -. ~.
and 6:25 p. M; and arrive at Purcellvilc NJ T.
m. and p. m. Leave Purcelivlle at 80 Il. M
1890 p. IN, pass Leesburg going. eastward al
600 a. m and LILO p. M, and arrive at Ai"4.
andra st s: 10 a. NJ, and 3:l5 p m, and ut Wa,a
ington at $50 a. M. and $3.50 p. m.
Gs- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cas- at the BatiIno:c
and Potomac Railroad station ut 9 II: N. a.i p
NJ, and 60 through to PutceIlvillc w;sn"..
change Of cars.
The 9. 10 a. m. train from AlexandrIa and T. 20
p. m train from Purcellville conncc: II luz.
cellville with kigcrs Daily Line rt Coaches
for Snickersville Berryville and Winchester;
also with Resmer's Line of Coaches. which Ieayt
Leesburg daily for Aide and Mlddleburg
Comma satiOn tickets, 3 cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
4. Ii. HAVENER,
ap Soft General T!ckc, h;rH!
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tors and Trustees who have not settled an &C
count for twelve months past will now. come
forward and make settlements without further
notice. X. A. SlNCLAlk,
ian7 Commissioner OF Accounts.
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