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, 1875-09-26

ADELpHI THEATnE-Dearborn street, come.
Monroe Engagement Of the Mckee Rankin Troupe
Tho Two O1ph1us-"
, 1875-09-26

HOOLEYB THEATRE-Rsodolph street, tetsren
Clark and 1sSalle. Engagement Of the calforni1
MinStreIkx
, 1875-09-26
To-MoRRow's ADJUSTMENTS,

AcADEMY OF MUs1C-Halsted street. between
Madison md Monroe Engssenent Of r. T. Mels11ls
- Smoke
, 1875-09-26

MCT1CKERS TuEATRE-M3dson street. between
Dearborn and State Running Corner"
, 1875-09-26

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER Nc 2 T. 4 M.-Hau =
AonroeEt.-St2ted conrocattoo Monday evening Sept.
e. 7:3o O'Clock, fo- business and work the r a. De-
gTea. By order OF the H.P. E ". TUCKER, Secy.
, 1875-09-26

ATTENTION, s1n KNIGHTS !-specia1 concIavo ct
Chicago CommEndevE, No. 19, 4 T., Monday evening"
Sir Knights courteously tnyi:ed ~ order 0: TIE En-
Com. G. A. WILLIAMS, Recorder.
, 1875-09-26

INTERSTATE EIPos1TIoS-raEe shore foot a.
AH1Y7e efrMA$ ~ -
, 1875-09-26

ORIENTAL C0NSIsToRY-A special assembly will
bo held & their rendezvous, 2 Monroest. Thur.
day evening" the 30sh iast., 1t 7:10 O'Clock Eori-
sust and ed. By order Of :he Comm.nds.-tn- Ch;rt
JAS. Il. LILIES, Gr Eecy
, 1875-09-26

FARvEw CHArTER, No, III. T. A. IA stated
convoca!ion will BE- he'd 1uesGay evening, asth inst,
I: O'Clock for work oh the Mark Past aud
Most Excellent Degrees. Also special conyocation
12 Wednesday evening. 1t O'Clock, for work on tie
T. A. Degree ut the h11 Of Cottage Grove-ay
and Thirty-strenth-sts. Visiting Companions cor
daily invited. J. E CHADWICK Soc'
, 1875-09-26

Sunday Morning, September 80, 1875.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
'' HEROIC TREATMENT" :"
A LADY PIERCED WITH HOT IRONS FOR
SPINE DISEASE

LADY PIERCED WITH HOT IRONS FOR
SPINE DISEASE.
The follow is taken from the Fort
Wayne Sentinel of recent date
Mrs. Caswell, the afflicted lady, who
is so we'll and favorably known In this
city, has been troubled with symptoms
of curvature of the spine since she was
fourteen years of age. Recently these
symptoms have become marked, until
they excited the alarm of Mr.. Caswell,
who sent to Boston for DIR. Richardson
an eminent surgeon of that city, to
come to Fort Wayne and examine the
case. '1-
The doctor arrived here last week,
and upon examination, stated that IN
less cure could be effected, either
paralysis or insanity would speedily
ensue, and perhaps death. Under
these circumstances it was decided to
have an operation performed. The
patient was prepared by proper appli-
cations of medicines for the ordeal,
and on Saturday afternoon the opera
ton was accomplished by Drs. Rich
ardson and Dills, of this city.
Just prior to this, cupping had been
resorted to and a large quantity of
blood taken from the spine. The op-
Grafton consisted of the burning of six
holes in the spinal column with red
hot irons, the consequent suffering
being as excruciating and agonizing as
could be. Chloroform was not admin
istered internally, through fear that
lockjaw might ensue, but was applied
externally for the spine, hardly suffi-
cient, however, to diminish appre cia-
bly, the intense anguish.
The patient had to be held tightly
while the heated irons were forced in
to the quivering flesh. Mrs. Caswell,
is now in az favorable a condition as
could have been anticipated, although
suffering as might be expected, some
what from nervous prostration. DR..
Richardson remains constantly with
her, as it will require period of ten
days from Tuesday last to determine
whether or not perfect cure has been
effected.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
NOT LOST


The look OF sympathy, the gentle word,
Spoken so low that only angels heard;
The secret art Of pure selfsacrince,
Unseen by men, but marked by angels eyes
These are not lost.
The sacred music of q tender strain,
Wrung from poets heart by grief and pain
And chanted timidly, with doubt and fear.
To busy crowds, who scarcely pause to hear
These are not lost.
The silent tears that fall at dead of night
Over soiled robes, that were once pure and
white;
The prayers that rise like incense from the
soul,
Longing for Christ to make 1t clean and whole
These are not lost.
The happy dreams that gladden. all our youth
When dreams had less of self and more oi
truh,
The childhood's faith, so tranquil and SO sweet,
Which sat like Mary at the Masters feet
These are not lost.
The kindly plans devised for others good,
30 seldom guessed, 80 little understood;
The quiet, steadfast love that strove to win
Some wanderer from the ways of SIN
These are not lost.
Not lost, o Lordi for, in thy city bright
Our eyes shall see the past by clearer light.
And things long hidden from our gaze below
Thou wilt reveal, and we shall surely know
These are not lost.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
From tie Chambers Journal.
CrO,Cn WO1n by Napoleon and
the Emperor Wiliiam.

Napoleon had another magnificent
crown made for himself in 1904. 1t was
this crown that he so proudly placed
upon his head with his own hands in
the cathedral OF Notre Dame. 1t Is Il
jewelcd circle, from which spring sew
eral arches, surmounted by the globe
and cross, and where the arches join
the circle there are alternately flowers
and miniature eagles of gold. After
his downfall, itremained in the French
Treasury until it was assumed by an
other Bonaparte, when Napoleon Ill,
made himself Emperor in 1862. 1t is
now in the regalia of France, which
have only just been brought back to
Paris from the western seaport to
which they were sent for security dur
ing the Prussian invasion, just as the
Scottish regalia were sent to Dunnot-
tar. If we may judge from some OF
the German photographs of the emper-
or William, the crown of.the new Ger
man Empire is of a very peculiar shape
apparently copied from the old Car
lovingain diadem. 1t Is not circle,
but a polygon, being formed of fiat
jeweled plates of gold united by the
edges, and having above them two
arches, supporting the usual globe ana
crOsa
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
,nprpHIA. WILMINGTON 4 BAL
Jhll-AT ATIMORE RAII.ROAD.
MAY 3lst,sls75.


,s ,eave wilmington as follows for ~
Trains ieS,H Sha and intermediate stations, 100
Bo hla%Sssa ssS sa7, 1880. a M 2'o0' 49, 7s0 sSO'
m; ,,,oh,a and New Yorh, l.sl. a. m.
Rs'timore ~ nsl and Intermediate stationS' 1857
es 2, H. a,s and and Washington, l2.b2. 2.OS, lO.09,
Bai.iIi,SC5S 10 "a. I.g3, $50, 7.10, p. m.
~. ms ,' tor Delaware Division leave lot ~
1aM te Castle, 500, GO, 9.2a, a. m. l.2o, 6.4o
aarrinstos IA q and d intermediate IN Stations 600
., 9mnr m ind M intermediate station 800. 1925,
m," y SUNDAY TRAIEs:
philadelphia and intermediate stations, slo
Bh,,itsdclnhla and New York, Isl, a. IN.
RSltimore Ib and Washington, l2o2, @oS
Ear ~. trrther Information passengers are re-
red tn the time tables posted at the depot
II. KINNEY. Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
President Johnson's Funeral.
PEOPLE PREsENT-DECoRATIo AND
FLORAL OFFERINGS.

FLORAL OFFERINGS.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 3.-Ex-President
johnson will be buried with Masonic
honors at Greenville to-day. Governor
Porter and other executive officers,
with a number OF prominent citizens
OF this and other portion of Tennessee
are at Grcenville to attend the obse-
quies.
The remains arrived at Greenyille
on Sunday morning, and were deposi
ted at his residence until this morning,
when they were removed in the Court
House, where they now lie in state
His children are all there except his
daughter, Mrs. Brown, who is detained
at her residence with her mother,
who is not expected long to
survive the shock, occasioned by the
ex-President's death.
The Court House, stores and private
residences are draped in mourning,
and deep gloom prevails. A large
concourse is expected, civic and mill
tary. The Governor and State officials
and the Nashville committee are ex-
pected in the morning.
A beautiful casket, with rich silver
mountings and Masonic emblems, con-
tains the corpse. This monring the
body showed signs of decomposition
and the case was closed, excluding
from view the face or any part of the
body.
Tne casket'was covered with floral
offerings. Upon silver plate was en-
graved simply: "Andrew johnson,
aged sixty-seven. Upon the walls of
the court room where body lies were
three oil portraits of the deceased
statesman, and many photographs OF
various styles, steel engraving and
splendid bust in medallion, all sur
rounded with badges of mourning
Upon the casket amid wreaths of flow
ers, lies large steel engraving of the
| dead, in a rich guilt frame, with heavy
| Masonic insignia.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
Greatest discovery Of the Pacific coast.
THE CELEBRATED
Trade and n. n. III. Bal. Marx
HORSE IN MEDIClNE.

ID. IT, 1858.
,uu,,s M naa;sine la without dispute one OF
~ oreatest external preparations In the
gorla suS for man or beast. 1t is gaining great
sr ~o rsputation in a shorter time than any
other remedy ever has, by Rsriornh,nsE hnso.s saan
cures as has meyer been PEI III sstspnal Dis
sases DU ef the Horse, and 70 a. certain cure for
Shrnn;c SaSes II, Rbeumatism, Diptheria and Sore
Throat Of all Descriptions in ps1nsons nonssb6iS GS
,an ,aai; ina 70 annly to,and all horsemen should
nave nave II in their barns or stables. "a one Of the
bsst horse medicines now In use. See circu-
lar r or pamphlet for full particulars r@r sale
by Druggists generally.
FRANCIS & ELDRlDGE,
North Front street. Phiiadelohta'
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
HOTELS.
WnSrHRs H0TEl'
\. W. COR. FOURTH AND ORANGE Sta,
q l @ Kyle PR0PrrTDR

Urhs above aouss. ms been ppt m complete
5epsir t0t ths fsc$pttan uf guests, where
SfssR W SsSSsys Cs'S a sssOha oaitl0ns Of
s''ss s s's NH ssssss ssss s'f;s.; e:
nahfAst therdS eat sAd permsnsn
6oefS3ery 4S9oham6 6SSed u noderats rstea.
'oS4d St6blnS shd sttshftve h6stlers. A lib.
e. ahafe Of public patronage ia respectfully
ang2-dH
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04

Twenty-Five years ago agriculture
was scarcely known in California; now
G, ,OOO, 900 grain sacks are made In that
State annually for home use. ana Inc
annual yield OF vegetables, fruits, etc.,
is almost beyond computation.
The Allegheny Nal wants to know
how he saved so much. Delano is said
to he worth over million dollars. 1t
would be very interesting to his many
friends and admirers if Columbus
would rise up some day and tell the
people how he saved so much out OF
his salary.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
WV cAsTI.E.i OsEAwARg,
yo1aN, ,IB. AeAY. II RnoPsasroa.

Th1s aasgs s4a JSsSaaialse saststed house
has besn PetiiA elsC Sl1y Me- Ttpair for the
F4essmmpdctiD11 o11 IfN5T79fAsB HOTEI. .
t1comx6na0nlnSyz9 e. M vvnre Raw.
and Asons of ths nzoSt plesbdqf Md isiIghtfai
|p!aCes IN thUetgee NJ tsfSufS1on or pic MICS,
Gisdo d.ssSs SssaS i{s%sr n aas sna Dsa
alslt sa1inkEin TINA BeppHsd atifh the sub
neannAlsAndk hz1a1tes 81 1tkelmAf1et. ftExcul
|atenissaG cms sARslyp ~, ,btAe ~ 4aiL Parties
|dxeeMlsA soyo1 aah1nt 6r'teas fiding on the
soltAhls bastse Rne pSsvpA6s Of ths ppblic
n mspaattully solictfet, ~ =
b ty>sku 70 II Sh" ]. W. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04

|ano
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his
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' o supelIss{
|vehSoyMI.I
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The daily gazette., 1875-08-04
J. W. GRAY.

ARE .BFsT N USE. Sz-Send stamp TO
circular 70 DANIEL =. BEATTY, Washing.
ton, New Jersey. marlSd
The daily gazette., 1875-08-04

DLACK TAldIsE-W w Q nave received aireot
Is from the Importer, o full line OF these
elegant goods, to which we nvite attention'
Fourth and Market streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

The b!oodcd stock vas root in GONNA ..s,,
with that usually ourd at such rlac>. an,
proves very plainly that if the people Of South.
ern Virginia are good judges of tobacco his in
nowlse holds good as regards horse fl. III
During the afternoon the Hume Guards
which is pew organization uu,lcr an Tli
name. acquitted themselves Very crcdi,abIv in
an exhibition drill
The fair as is custom, had its usual numl,,r
OF arpul tanances, in the shape IF chuck .urk
men, dice throwers, three-card monte, and
sweat tables, all # which were lib rally pa.
tronlzcd BY the unsophis;icated 1t certainly
is to be regretted that some meauS cannot Ie
devised whereby this gambling at such public
places as fairs where hundreds of uususpec,
ing people are compelled to congregare- may
be put stop to, aud these sharpers wiped GU:
Of existence
The fair, as whole, with the exception Of
the humber in Attendance was rather tame
affair. CHINA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TO shoao the very age and body OF the Z

TO shoao the Uery age and body OF the Times"
The sub Treasurer at New York Yesterday
sold one million Of gold at from ZIG IS to
ll6 S. -
ln the Supreme Court of New York, yestcr-
day, Judge Lawrence denied the motion for q
stay of proceedings in the Tweed suit
Canada has reclaimed Dineteen thousand
acres of Submerged land by turning the waters
OF the Au Sable river into new channel.
A Hard Money Convention met at Detroit,
Michigan, yesterday, at which a number of
Liberal Republicans were present.
The negro who killed Sam Garner, in Muir
ray county, Ca, few days ago, was taken
from the guard at Spring Place by party Of
disguised men, Wednesday night, and hung.
The national cotton report for September By
the committee on statistics of the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange is understood to point To y
total crop of $3.50 900 bales.
Russia is reported to be preparing az cxpe-
dition against Bokhara to punish that country
Tor the assistance rendered the Khokand psur
gents.
Asher Il Redleck, New York dealers in lace
goods, have suspended. with liza biities about
$40, 900. Fay & Co., New York hat and can
Dealers have also suspended, liabilities not
known.
1t was the Bishop of Rreslau who severed
his connection with the Prussian portion Of his
diocese, and not the Director of Public Wor
ship, as stated in Berlin dispatch of yester-
day. 'o'e'
A dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette from
Berlin says that under the pressure of the
Great Powers, Turkey is diminishing her forces
on the SerVan frontier, and Scrvia is demo
bilizing her army.
A new process of refrigeration, by the use oil
brought by great pressure to a low
teu perature, has been introduced into New
York from Paris 1t is applicable to cellars
packing rooms, compartments 10 ships, ETC.,
and is Intended to keep the air in the rooms
pure, dry ADD very cold. without the use of
ice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

to the Pacific, from the lakes to the blue Cult?
Are BRAIN aud culture, generous impulse, dar-
Ing action, pure life aud character eminent
services, To be recognized Ouly 10 these? Are
we to have aristocracy Of section, of locality,
more contemplate far than one of birth or of
fortune, for the latter would imply merit in
ones ancestors at least, Or the beueiceut means
OF doing good TO our fellow men, while the
former would be a pure matter of accident,
happening alike to the wise man and TO the
fool; alike to the beast Of the field aud TO the
lordilest creature ever stamped with the image
OF his Maker? To ask thes, questions is to
answer them, with an intelligent people, who
are not prepared to stultfy themselves, and to
say that the larger States only produce great
aud good, and wise Den, or to aver tha; don
key born 10 New York is more intelligent
or more worthy or respectable animal than his
brother donkey, born in Rhode Island. At
this particular period, too, the American mind
rcVerts, with peculiar interest, to the days oil
the Revolution, the days that tried men S souls
and recalls with pride the illustrious names of
Rodney and Of Reed and other Delaware wor-
thles and remembers that the Blue Hen schick
ems were ever to the front In that memorable
struggle for all mat men hold dear, country,
oi,trce, hreslde, Individual and National life
prosperity aud renown. They reject, with scorn,
the gross, material, vulgar notion, that mere
numbers are to overpower 10 all respecs and in
all places, and resolve that as on the Senate OF
the United States they have lm muaby stamp
cd the grand old idea of the sovereignty of the
States, so to the first place 10 their gift, the
chlci maglstracy OF these free aud United States,
they will bring the far grander, far uober idea
OF the sovereignty Of Nan.
Aud So irleDdS and cuuntrymen, the Demo-
cratic party will decree their best man for the
Centennial President, aud that man, we respect
fully submit, is the Hon. Thomas T. Bayard.
Senator from Delaware At some other time
We alay discuss the subject more particularly,
aud compare him with his emiucnt competitors
f0r that exalted position. For the present we
pause, and inviting the closest scrutiny to his
record upon the part of the hosts of our friends,
aud dctylns our political enemies to point out
DlotS or flaws upon Its stainless pages we cou-
hdently present him to the sutfrages of the
people, aud tn: country over. And the people,
! SICK OF corruption, nausaated with faction,
shrinking from the thought OF father uterine
clne STRIFE, anxious ouly to better their pros.
poets and build up their waste places aud fallen
aitars; this long suffering, much abused peopIe,
rising III their might, will eject from their
| places their present rulers, those improbable
servants. who have been but architects of ruin
anu IN The place of the gorsed C;e ar, who &c,
cuIlcS the chair Of Washington, they will seat
the legislator, the jurist, the statesman the
modest aud gallant gcntleuau without fear and
without reprrtch, OF whom W. speak. II,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

The ceremonies attending the opening of the
vintage season in France have been gone
through with, and thousands of harvesters are
as busy as bees 10 the twenty six departments
where wine is grown. The harvesters COM
prise old men, robust women and young girls
After mass all 20 to the vineyards, and, after
strapping the wooden hods upon their backs,
they will strike up lively harvest song and 90
at their work with will 1t is needless to say
in France, its value largely exceeding that of
all kinds of grain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is.

The hopes of the Democrats, which were
slightly elated yesterday by the dispatches
from Ohio claiming the election Of Allen were
soon destined to be depressed again, the lat
est returns electiug Hayes by majority that
will hardly be much over 5000. Parties split
upon the currency question, Republican coun-
ties giving Republican losses and Democratic
gains, while Democratic counties gave largely
increased Republican votes. The result shows
that very large body of Republicans voted
for Allen, and that many hard-money Demo
Gratis voted for Hayes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

During violent debate yesterday in the Ba-
varian Chamber Of Deputies on the address
calling for the resignation Of the Ministry, an
Ultramontane Deputy charged the Govern.
ment with not displaying sufficient indepeud-
ence in it's dealings with the Imperial Govern.
ment, aud said that if it showed less fear of be-
ing domiDeered it would readily find allies 10
the Federal Council. The address was adopted
By vote of 10 to IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

- =
Schr 81 Hunt, Philadelphia, to William 4
Smoot She reports passing shout \ dozen YES
sells IN the river bound up, among them the Sal
lie w kav
Schr V Wellington, Boston, to Hampshire
and Baltimore Goa Co.
Schr Virginia Dare, Havre de Grace, to I
Mehatfey s. Co.
Schr W Huston, Providence, to American
Coal Go.
Schrs w u Marvel, Addie Walton, Alice
Belle } II Huddel, jr and West Dennis, for
Georgetown.
SAILED
Steamship knight, New York, by Hooe
II Johnston.
steamer Express, Baltimore. by Brode-s & Co.
Schr John Bird Portland, b. Hampshire and
Coal Co
Schrs :! n Rumsay. William Wiler, Carrie
Holmes, Sam Nc Manemy, d + Parkhurst and
A ( Carl, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Mary Ellen, from Windsor for this port
ut Salem lllh
Schr A A Booth, hence at New London 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

A correspondent Of the Baltimore American
says that he prevented his horses from having
the epizootic by an expectant treatment, and
that friends used the same means with success
He dissolved one teaspoonful Of crystal chlorate
Of potash 10 bucket Of water, this amount
making a morning dose for four horses. Auoth-
er dose was given at night. A dose at Doon is
recommended if the disease is DEVELOPED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

At the annual meeting of the tockholders of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company,
held at Cincinnati yesterday, Mr.. Robert Gar
rett, of Baltimore, son of John w. Garrett,
was elected one of the Directors for the ensu-
ing year. Mr.. Garrett and MIR. John King,
jr., we're also appointed on the Finance Com
mittee for New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

The negro Sheriff, Brown, seems to have
been the cause of much of the lawlessuess in
Mississippi. In speech made there recently
be stated that 1.-THE torch was the remedy of
the black man. Since then it has been found
requisite to patrol the plantations TO guard the
outhouses from incendiaries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

The Spanish note to the Vatican is of con-
ciliatory character. The Ministry say they will
use every effort to come to a good understand
ing, but cannot answer for the action of the
Cortes. They say, however, that the clause of
the Constitution establishing religious liberty
must be maintained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15
CANAL GE.N.HERCE.

Arrlved-Boats NJ Ruben, Morning Sun, Ma
ry Mack and Mute i Billie, via Rock creek, to
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co; J ? Agnew,
hoop poles to W A Smoot2 steamer H T Weld,
for Washington; N ClarvfEto Consolidation
Coal Co !; Park .Agnew, to Hampshire and Bal
tImore Coal Coz Little Mamie, to Georges
Creek Coal and Iron Co; j Green, Nj Snow And
Annon, TO American Coal Co.
Departed Boats j w Rhind, VIM Foley, w
Clary, Brsdbnrn and sLesmcr II 7 Weld.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

= a Washington dispatch denies the report
circulated throughout Europe that the United
States had automatically threatened to ac
knowledge the rights of the Cubaps 10 case
hostilitieS did not cease by the LIST of January
neYt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

The latest gossip from Paris is that the Bots
de Boulogne Is rapidly recovering its gayety
Prominent among the gorgeous turoouts is the
superb equipage of the heroine of the Russian
diamond scandal, the notorious Mrs Blacktort
and her equally beautiful but less celebrated
companion, the heroine of recent New
York divorce suit. These two are the
most marked and talked about of apy ladies'
of the same type 10 Paris. Mrs. Biaexfort
has already avowed her intention of de-
throning Cora Pearl, and of succeeding to
her evil sovereignty. Her portrait is in the
window of every prominent photographer of
Paris, and her tautless figure, long, almond
shaped eyes, re6ned, halt-meIanchoIy expires.
sloD, and painted lip. are already familiar to
all ouogers 10 the Bdls de Boulogne or on the
Boulevards. She will be setting the fashion
tor all virtuous Christendom in few months
in all probability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

A telegram received at the British Foreign
Office from Minister Wade. at Pekiu, says that
he has obtained from the Chinese Government
the guarantees which he demanded,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

Gen. Benz. +. Butler lectured at the Cooper
Institute, New York, last night, on the subject
OF Finance" The hall was we'll filled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

national convention of colored school
teachers will assemble at Wilmington, Del,
next tuesday, and remain in session three
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-15

The Emperor William of Germany will no,
be accompanied by Prince Bismarck on bis
visit to Italy, as the Prince is too uuwell to un.
dertake the journey.