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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29
NOR SA La.
VALU ABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALIEN
AN DRIA

AN URIA
The time within which the UNDERSIGNED vera
10 sell tho real estate Of the late Robert H. Mil
Ter having been extended by decree of the
Corporation Court Of the city OF Alexandria, we
now offer at private Sale the following pieces of
property, viz:
NJ. |. The largo BRICK DWELLING and
IL ON Washington streut, the late residence
Of Robert H. Miller.
No. 2, BUILDING LOT 5ox1Os feet, on
the west side of Washington street. between
Duke and Wolfe
No. 3. The WHARF and WAREHOUSE
formerly occupied by Mr.. b. H. Lam bert.
No. l. The THREE.SrrRY BRICK WARE.
HOUSE adjoining NJ. on the east fronting
on Union street.
No. >. \ LOT south of the Gas Works, so fl.
front on LIE" street. running through to Union
street.
No. t. A WATER LOT ct tho foot of Queen
street, subject to lease To II. j. MehLtfay
No z LOT OF FOURTEEN ACRES on
Washington road near the Canal Basin.
No s. LOT OF IHREE-AND.A HALF
ACRES 1T the Stone Bridge, the terminus of
the Street Railroad
The terms Of sale will be liberal and the
terms Of payment Gun be- nado to suit the pur
chaser. f. j. MILLER
jc % colin FRAN CIS Miller, Exrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29
TUESDAY, JUNE %.
Mr.. New had consultation yesterday with

Mr.. New had consultation yesterday with
Secretary Bristow and Assistant SECRETARY Co.
nant relative to the count of the money in the
Treasury. The first count, it is said, will lie
made by commission of Washington bankers
and the second by committee of treasury
clerks, to be selected by Mr. New The i'm
preston prevails that many removals aud ap-
pointmepts will be made 10 the Treasurer 5
Office and Internal Revenue Bureau after the
first proximo and considerable anxiety is felt at
the department. with regard to the proposed
changes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

A million dollars worth OF judgments have
been entered Of record ib Sc6uylkill county,
Pa, as Il result of the recent coal strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

4 Caroline county farmer reports the wheat
harvest as nearly closed; grain excellent; crop
very good without the US of guano!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

1t has been decided by the French Commit
tee Of Thirty that the Chamber Of Deputies
shall be renewed every four years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

Senator Morton, it is announced, has accept
ed invitations to stump Ohio for the Republi-
can ticket 1t looks squally for the Radicals
out there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

boNNEh-A eossipy correspondent of the
AMSTERDAM ,n Recorder, writing irom New York,
says. Bonner celebrates the centennial by
pitching into President Graut, which is very
rough on the latter. Bouuer is uervy little
fellow, and when he secs anything going wrong
he Is ready to bark: just now Boomer is edviDe
into politics, ADD if he could sell out the Ledger
ne would perhaps start a 6rst-class dailv. or
else buy Leading Interest 10 some one Of estab-
Ilshed name. Bonner is close neighbor of the
Tribune, and may yet become its chief proprie
tor"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29
QUESTIONS BY A COUNTRYMAN.

say, young man, can you tell me where
Green's Notion House is?
Answer. Us, SIR; right here 7G King street
Couhtryman. Is this the Spectacle Depot for
cents 2
Clerk. Yes sir, and l shall be pleased to show
Them ~ you
Countryman. SAW then advertised, and con-
Guided that it wss u hun bug, bu, the NEWSPAPERS
have continued to puff them up so that thought
would invest even If l should be humbuypnd,
Clerk. Let Inc ascertain the range of YOUR eve
6y our new process. Now have it; please try
this pair on.
CounlrymaD. My dear sir, they are superb |
2eelng Is believing; they suit me exactly. l
never mad pair at any price TO suit me Us well.
l am delighted, and Will recommend your Crys
lal Lense Spectacles, at twenty-five cents, to
everybody. je rs
I UMP PLASTER!
IL LUMP PLASTER
LUMP PLASTERl
10 arrive, direct from Nova Scotia, cargoes
Lump Plaster, per sChooIers
Adams Rokes,
Anna Lyons,
,)hO. =. Lord,
Mary Ella,
Lahalna, &c.
For sale at lowest market Rates by
w. a. SMOOT,
10 Elm Shoots wharf
4 AMP MEETING, CUMMENCING THE
" 18th OF AUGUST, will be held in the
woods of JAS. Nj. Benton, esq.,, four miles from
Middleburg; Ample accommodations for
strangers will be provided by boarding TENS
Restaurants, &c, and the law will be enforced
against pcrsons setting on or ne.r the encamp-
ment or engaged in any traffic whateve.. On the
2oth OF july sites for tents will be made and the
grounds prepared by erection of stands, Sc, &C.
h. G. BROUN,
Sec'y. M. E. Church South
Je lo-eotd Loud ,un Circuit,
VALENTINES EXTRACT MEAT, LIE
BlG'S do. and UPHANDS FRESH
MEAT CURE just received and for sale by
my 10 E. s. LEADBEATER l. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29
FOX RENT.

IL FOR RENT-That first. class three. story
Ha BRICK DWELLING, No south Fair
lax sueet, next to the First Prtsbytn. Church.
Possession first of July. Apply to S. +. GkEG-
DRY, No 80 King street. je a-lm
- FOR RENT-A comfortable BRICK
a:a ID w ELLlNG, just Repaired on Queen st
between Columbus and Washington. Also the
SCHOOL HOUSE near it
G L. POWELL,
je 25-eotf Corner Duke and Washington SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

A. 1. Stewart & Co.. of New York, adyer
tIsed to the extent Of $3.50 600 last year. nearly
one per cent. of the total amount of their sales.
Mr. Stewart, the head of the firm, is regarded
as one Of the shrewdest men in the u. S. and
and his method of doing business is universally
conceded to be par cxccance, the STANDARD for
merchants to follow. Aud yet there are hun.
drcds OF merchants aod tradesmen who would
hold up their hands in horror if it were propos.
ed to them to invest fraction of one per ceut.
in advertising.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

A cable dispatch from London says Sir VIM.
Logan, the geologist, is dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29
FOR S.fLE.
MILL BURKS AND MACHINERY

One pair four feet WHEAT BURRS and
FlAIUE hS--all nearly new and Of superior
quality.
One pair four and n hall feet CORN or
PLASTER BORRS.
One LEATHER BELT, 50 feet long by 8
i II ~ wide, with Elevator Buckets, Casing,
Pulleys, &c. o.
Lot of IRON SHA FIN and new WOOD
EN- SCOUTING
power capacity. Al for sale low by
GEO. Y. WORTHlNGTON,
W Wh" furnishes All numbcrs OF best BOl.TING
LII Ii ut lowest prices jo 25-eo5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

FIRST New WHEAT Mr.. i B. Pendeton,
who resides about seven miles from towu, has
sold the first uew wheat in this market for the
last i've years, % Friday, the oath, he sold
lot OF new wheat to NJ. Slaughter & Son,
pro,prletors OF the Excelsior" Family Flour
Mills, FOR Sl.55. Last year he got $500 for
the hrst lot he brought, and $l75 for The see
ond The wheat Is represented TO be the best
crop since the War; We hope the farmers may
get good price. Fredericksburg Nuos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29
COMM ERCIaU,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Juno 80 13-
ee'p's OF Wheat are light, and the markat j..
uu.' ana unchanged for the qualities obarod =
Oh. 'alriy active for choice. There is s.;,
mil'lng demand for Corn, and prices are stssS~ .i
mixed bong quoted at 9Oa9l. NOTHING doinn
in Rye or Oats ns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

DEATH OF FRENCH SCULPTOR -Antoinc
Louis Barge, the French SCULPTOR died in Paris
yesterday. He sculptured wild animals almost
exclusively, and his reputation was started by
aud is especially based upou his famous bronze
group of lions 10 the garden of the Tuieries at
Paris lie Scul ptured also ''jaguar feas,ing
upon hare, aud a few mythical and histori
cal figures. He was born at Paris, September
u, 1875, vas an officer Of the Legion of Hon
or, member Of the Academy OF Fine Arts, and
he reaped many medals at several exhibitions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

ARRIVED.
s ) D. Montana, Washington, to Hampshire
Schrs Stephen Morris and Edward s1.ao 8
Georgetown '"ue' lot
SAILED
6, G1t icons 4 G Knight, New York, by Hooe
Reed. W I a
Steamer Pilot Boy, Curioman, BY \ Rsed
n Sehr q Low, Providence, by American
Schrs Mary e Amsden, N q Skinner Ress;s
MOTIFS, Emeine Carrie Holmes, F |, Potter
and Id" Birdsall, from Georgetown. '''
MEMORANDA
" Schrs Eagle and Ellen Tobin, hence, at New
Schr + Kindberg, hence for New Haven
at New York 9th. 'e"'
Schr Kate, for this port, sailed from Hsvra.
de Grace 18th. '''a'
r.; Schr Aldana Roke for this port, sailed from
Windsor. N. s., 23d '"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

KILLED AT LAST Que of the most remark.
able casts OF the preservatiou of life under con-
tlnual disaster is tina, Of Grorge Pepper, OF
b"s'oo, who Was lately killed 10 family quar-
rel. lie was sailor on he Congress when the
Merrlmac made her rald at Hampton Roads,
aod ne was laid away for dead, but recovered
having bad skull, nose and jaw broken, teeth
Knocked out, thumb carried away, arm and lep
sounded, an eye destroyed, aud other damage
done. Then he went home aud married. A
lire next door SO scared his wife that she and
Der infant died, aud be Was alone again He
went to work 10 some tube mills and fell and
broke leg. Recovering, he was handling
lumber, when pile fell on him and three ribs
were broken. These knitted together again and
be returned 10 work, and indeed, so to sneak
took another rib, for he fouod second wifi:
Back 10 the tube works be bad a circular saw TO
take off the four fingers that his thumb lett at
Hampton; aod when he had got we'll of this
little injury, what Was left of him was killed by
carving knife 10 his wile's hands. He scoldcd
her for not Knowing how to carve, and Knocked
ner down Tor her ignorance. To the scuff1e he
Tell upon Der, and landed Cd the kuite. So
oioSed his strange career, aud bis wife is on
trial Tor murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

The AILANrHUs REE.-Typhus fevcrs be-
gin at this season of the year. The aianrhus
tree produces more Of it than any other ca uses.
lu European cities the uD1hoIesoue odor is
entirely destroyed aud changed into the deli
cious fragrance of the chestnut by boring a
hole one inch in diameter and eight inches
deep, near the ground, and filing it once or
Twice with suphuric acid Wash Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

The UNIVERSITY CoMAIENCEM EMIT E,si
tors TO the semi centennial commencement are
arriving at Charlottesville aud the University
Gen. Wade Hampton, Hou r. NJ. L. Huuter,
Gen. Ohm Prestoo Daniel B. Lucas and others,
having arrived
The Washington Literary Society held their
annual celebration yesterday afternoon in the
public hall, which was very tasrfully dccked
with flowers aud bunting Supporting the
young orators on the stage were the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

- ERIC ORATORS,
IL NURSERY REFRIGERATORS,
WATER COOLERS,
COOLER STANDS,
PATENT FREEZERS,
TIN TOILET SETS,
WATERS,
PLATED WARE,
CuTLERY, BASKETS OF every description,
lin MAKE in every variety, WOODWARD
Aid BLUSH rs Of every kind, for sale low at
A. H. MOTT j. BROS,
my A-3m No. 69 King ST., Alexandria
ASHlNGTON AN d OHIO RAILROAD
w COMPANY.
A General Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company will be held on FRIDAY, the 23d
day vi July, 1875, at II o'clock g. H., 1T the
Company's office, in alexandria,
BY order of Tho Board:
je 22-24wld K. JOHNSTON Clark
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

VALENTINES EXTRACT MEAT, LIE
" BlG'S do and UPHANDS FRESH
MEAT GU RE just received and for sale by
my 10 E. s. LEADBEATER j. BRO.
, 1875-07-29

It Ia not what The Liberals are, but what they
may bocome, that giyes lhom any importance
What aud WHO they sro 1t would 10 hard for
themselves to say, NOW that 5umnor and 0reelay
arc deaI, Ttumbull gouo over u The Democracy,
and Bchurz atune left Rs the solitary iauunaasA
ct the oxodua OF 1874 81. Louis Aspstsiean.
Tho Pittsfle!d (Isss.) Sun hays that "Prohi-
billion meAns whisky, aud License means beeri
9 fact thbt is evilent In Fiststeld to-day. wheso
q dealer who does not keep lsgsr-boer does not
RET custom, ard III whose bosdcFs nearly every
don Of iqLluity which throva under sae Pro-
hibition iaw hAA come 10 gfief under tast OF L.
cenHo."
Tho Hon. George E. Pugh, An old Democratic
leader in Ohio, aud Que Of tho Ablest Unlted
States Henatoss tho party ever had ronounces
Nag.Dsby Democracy, aud aupI'orta the Neppb-
lieau ticEet 10 olrsot Ibis important loss, Dem-
ocrA,ie pspe.s claim there are loss OF NeVublio-
ans Who will yute tho Democratic ticket, but
they usYer give tl4sir rnsuies.-ctHolanad 3amsa.
Who aro tho money despotss They are the
creditors. WHO ssa tho creditorSf In tbs vsst
majority Of caaes they aSs men who have OBJ
tanned tl,s money they hare adsspoea By hasd
labor, yelt-deuisl, prudence, aud honest fidelity
10 I'll theif engsgsmsut4. They Ne net except
, 1875-07-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Vg fAkh gi,iMisS Sn iHa , II IT,; y,
Iinhfrm"n.s .hc,"u!n ent ln,, .! u r'r. ~.
/, t,.ltd TT sunth r,t s1a;", ..h rfa,t,c., M -,
A. aIl ,ha ate'a p.npry l. u;!nenHG x ". ,cti II
Uuashnfnsf.. N'nm -,
LIDh stLt REST! IN fxG1lASt;! iI,li>E; ~.
EASFIl:lb. II IAsaIlc..i
l,iyR ssLE-. ~ a nAIHfsitE-n ExCH,S,.:. +.
j. tH.9A i~.. t:,thse frn+e n.y. snn,h ~ f1srtr
,ntcnth :. ~ Icst at lt. ~ W. as~n. nsat .i.!,n
!sadsv.. sy.lnnTif nsixh.r7rrrtd, Is. Hhu3~MAS.
L'utt sALE-fi,Ts ON tIlit:Ati'tAv., SUPERIOR,
E,to. t,h'o Artnu5 t!.cs.,ko snis saa !a'si.n. 4
~! !!vtla 1'.I1 9'.1D saJ urH.Ids. q. HtOkLk-
HIKE, n. IaS1'lnst .
j+'uK saLy-- THE SbH1iii.sHr ta,RxEn tF
Mlehlfan,av And Thirty ..cnHdat, t3l16, fn<t ih!*
ticuRrr. sAMUEt. tstittt. III I,rartnrn-st.
1foH AAtE- 4 .9hTi!Av AID HAsEMEsT BHiGK
IL hunsa nt Int 1f2l Wr*t Adam. a cheap fnr litla
cash balance ii-. tir~e and G's ,sers Cs nr adite,'
11Ok SALE -s4.bn Will rEKOliAsf: H.JsiNE,S
L. property tito u{ tha tet t.ncts stfns:s In {1lr
s,y worth s1,uU. ThuhnhEI.I. 4 ItHUWS. Luz
, 1875-07-29
SOYEREIGNS or INDUSTRY,
Meeting OF tho 1iIinois Htntu Council
Mt Aurora.

Meeting OF TIC liIin0ia ktntu Council
Mt AMr0ru.
tSptftal C0rr<srAnAtnre Of Ihs CHicnHc Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, duly 28.-TAo regular aemi-an-
n,lal meeting Of tho Illinois State Council OF
Bovereigns Of Industry met in ,hls city yeBtor-
day At 10 .. m. -
President s. J. Avery, Of Chicago, occupied
tho Chair. and, ou the opening Of tho Council,
delivered an abls and telling addroEs, aetting
forth the pEesout condition ot tho Order in tho
6tate sud pointing HoMo Of tho important mat
tors whlc1, wnuld COME bofore tito meeting. TO
that tlo work OF tho Order could bo carried on
more successfully. lie tlwolt nt sonlo 1euKth
upon tue principles underlying tho Drlor, n1,d
On their vital Importance to overy working man.
His showing Of tho present position aud pros
pacta OF the Order iu tho Stnto was altogsther
hopeful, although not without their difficulties
and onbArassnonts.
There was only ono Council in tho Stale. that
o! Decatur, whclt WIN not fully lrprcscnio'! ut
this mcctinE, which shows the deep appreciation
for the Ostlor among tho Anbordinate Councils.
Tho reports Of the State Secretary. Treasurer,
and tho Executive Committee. IN well AZ thnse
from the subordinate Councils, were highly aatis-
factory, hnd met with hearty Enforcement. The
proceedings throughout woro characterized with
Taro harmony Aul good will. Several important
chsnBen weto mado IN tho constitution Of tue
HtAte Council to moot tia requirements Of colsn-
try Counclls, especially relating to dues aud
fees.
An election to NM vacancies was held. result
lug lu tho clloio1 of 4. b. toInings. of Chicago.
as Secretary; ". II. Van OEInll, ol Chicago ~
mombcr OF tho Executive Committee; aud a.
i. FArnham. nj Chicago, and A. g. Hair, OF
batavia, II Delegates to tho National Council:
Tho next place OF meetiug u the htute Council
was loft to be fixed by the Executive Committee.
, 1875-07-29
TO nENT.-HOuSEs,

f{'l iE.sF TWD AT,str AND H..Sliatt::s u.I1AE
m te1 tr'n1, TN Hahi ,l1r. lH4lsn ~ FIitG-ay
no AtaIr-.
RIO NEST rFHY Low Etts5tsr asTtNY q
marit frpat 1'", vim Arer afn1nh.. IN tne nnr,h.
~r.' .r1ar u. AatlHH-a'. anl JAt k''tr II.
ffNp EEsT SE1E 1iSt",t.S FAltK. ttHSr-1'LAs!i
teaIity, 4.s'ary hssnn,nt brick h1i imprtser, ans
btck barn, M IT1rn sr""t ha srf3
sLFa!s lA:a nj AZ r,,l.. 1T bsM h'u.st, t;tA*. ".
1tII.E. II HaninpH It.
Efkhtrruth.tf. II rn nn.. with furnace and mnhern
ll.p.ntG mssatS: al tn krr.ti nrtl+r.
tr,u EEsr.-A NICELY FURNISHED 1nDsE sEAI
Entn Park rent partially tAk6n ln afArd "tth priv
trxp VI uther hrstdcrs. Address g.. Tribune ls''.
Suburban. .....-..
fro RrxT-1* *wlssE7KA-l!nttsE bf fhnDnN4
fTe-. atj ,hruf,, :, ~ l. ). az. Frnm,h will nl1 il III"
s1,ci. Atviy 10 hsi. LLijr FUISHhS. n Portland
Sk.f,
, 1875-07-29


in a comparatively pmall hnmher ot ihrtAhcha.
r'ch mcn.. ti'nnsh W ~ not M hf:ts ''"' H's S''
= crime To In fItlI -4ef'' 1"'?s 1''o'''
New York II De1noefas'o Guy II" '".'n ~.
1876 arc S2.3' on mo Slo'. u" A"''"nt ~ ~
ratsea in sf1,3"1,tz'.'' 1t'H ~ sIea. =.
per capita, For CARRYING on ti'' ''os""'"t ~"
tho United StateA' taSihe A'so ''les"ns ~
t,onai deht; paying relsions 70 W M''' a"da,. and
ann w Tn ,i,a on" srnv .n navy. tns total az.
n"ntn1oa n'ain ars r., nef cap,.a. Tnroo yrara aEa
!ho neoerats ot l,o,d 1d Vim sG 10 ngy
~ ~ ~ on tI,o siuD, What would hectno vi
q, a. 9ae n nn - ~ ts ,arlv Which Is rnntrulci by
ooes,s t,s al tio iarya ci,tc4 ,rt,cre 1t Ia ii
n,."r sIm,iJ ect ita Rta},Lins hand upon tho
1n,ot.,nont ~ tc Uu,tra states --Llnc.nndii
f.o,,ma.
"".'s' n,,u. .o,,., T.. c,;-
Tho success OF 'nn ncnnean ","s' ." no,.;..r ~ L
cago a. tno """ ,',1 J., " .',. ,aa.,oJ 49, n - ,,,c
e"'uln" .ru' ~ ~ w.. ,a s =" ' s,,'a~ ,,oto, 1o
pt.ro' % ~ va a., rn,. - ,,.a,t T., xno;c;.nt
pasM - 49," ,.,;..u .a,.,'aa,;,, 81 ,I,a
co.,raI M Ca,,.n;,tna aud 1rs.li,,r I.nullicauH
| f,ou Nil nartn OF tl,c Sntp and Tho rraveat at
tontiun If onr partr-]cnstorn. 10 1euenr,1. ttis
fa11 tha uroat rnmu,ercal r,tr uf thu Nort,.ryo1t
from lin tnninatj,n al tlioyrs gamblers, t,rs,4-
titutcs. and general chaos nnl restore to Il the
honest oco1,pnjcnl n,lnijniAtat,o1 IF fnrtnor
ysarn. aro inirrcn!a Affecting uyufy loueAt ,.la
i,t IlIInojn: AMI. Az matters now p.u,l1 toy ca
oniy b. rscmrrti ty tircting clear Krrnbi,can
tnkct Mt lie a,.,ru.o,up cluct,on, state
.Iyutu0t,
w.,
lilo true nature OF tho go'u premium oef'ha
now to bo gencruliY ,.lnIcrrtood, mud several
journals tako ESPECIAL catc To rotresl, tbs ,ne,no
~ NJ tbnir readers IN t.is t,on,, r'nE CuJc.,,o
| rt.>. - ',.,,-1. ..;,.., =, A. .
!h'.osh, ~. ""a%4''' leEu'av t'en ~ '''
head OF its editorial conn''Ia ths price Of green
btsks In thn following manner: "tirs"nhaeks
yesterday we're stronE At Sell and advanced 10
BHii, tho c'oHing price, Tho H'ru" il dune BY
thc New York Tribune. IN this manu"r: "tfon1
vauo Of tho legal-tenaor dollar At tho close.
~ 2-l0 contt. And this IL tllo way it il dono by
tie Hartford Times: ''Une do!lay 9! gold brissgs
ia conts IN rag-money to-lny." The Ha'no las
always boon tono OIL the Pacific Coast. Ularo
tho people tiecliuo TO tnko Government uotes ~.
mo..cy. lilo payment OF which III repufllated by
tho uoyerument itsetf-]jufalo Courier.
Tin (,,,,cr ~ n, pa,,,na y, 11rsbnndry has
,,,,.,'a.r ~ .,',' .o,,.;a;.,u ,vh, n,e
lo''h "ee" o"Boea' ~ 'ie po''.'A"'' W. ~
In constant terror lest il should develop INTO
powerful political e,I'no for thoir destruction
Il ia pcrI,a,Is oh enough that they ahu'lh eli
tortair this pot,,,,. oycn n i. to erroneous
n1,ic, II in ,oni;ir IL :T,ern ft M moro t,cscs.
s;tv In .i,a Grn,,tara vork,nt, il, harmony aB
noi,tca, n,ran;Sniuu tIlau tlIcros for concerted
, 1875-07-29
Qotp VS.. oHEENBAcK9.

10 M< taaor q ;. .hs g. e"'9s@o . .''oaae aas; ..
vu ~ tu .ns
ouackH. aud, A. rulo, tnoy are 10 wenls and dis.
eusting that feel like taking up tho cudssls in
behalf Of the ptecloun' hlooa. .sesled efeohoaekh.
Whom read tie aeuseIess sSaddle about tho
panic, ths pross1s.ion Of industries. tho oondi-
@ dan.ar "..s ~ any, na,hina .,o,,t :. tin fa,,,
aoo'or cass 10 nay nosn'ng apoas sno aA.n
aud resourcea Of tue naalon'' sometimes think'
tuss all tho mon OF common ssnae arc in favor
OF harl money, mud all tho luuatica In favor Of
nanor yct I must nn,,fess that ponetin,es
t,,,,,' va roa, ~ 1n'nrovon'at IN ,,a ara,,1
un'aA see ioo"' 4", 'u'ro'oAo"S :" 'uo 1'so'
men's T WHICH ire ssai asea rof na nasa Money ~
largo class Of lie community are doing ali thor
1ms,neaa hv ,ne.nx of p1ecuI,acx. ain, ara all
."se.s ., " A.sn"o y. s" .. ~ -. ~ ~
the sane erumnahg poeause sho uoFesanens al
Iowa tllon TO do 10 aud, as fuo, these are
The very parsons who beIiara III frce trada, aud
sYo opposed to tic aoyo.anlout haylng auythiug
In do Will traunnol;ona l,otueen io,,iy,anals
, 1875-07-29
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
11Dn shLK-oi.EAP. -OEE FAIRBANKS e-Tna
L ro.. .scaiv tAfav Nuw York auEtpI lsasa, Apaly p
H. L{SSNEltuEK CO., aothaE Clnton and Jack
&Qn ats. ... --.:--.----
L,uHsALE FlNSTULAHS Dkskh, CHEAP, At
L Noaul /, iaQ DtAtbash-st. .-
11on sALk-A HANp.KLkVAT0H. HEKny.s
m.kt. but huls uA1d vii rail- etsa4p- E0AkAf u
uuoK DO. ii aud Il A.disoast.
ia0R RsALE-pMgAP-oNE HkKkla0 DH1 APIoN
i ssis, Atss slks. bsar5 uss. Addksas ~ Iuseass
, 1875-07-29

q 1<aL Eo1A WAN ALO'
1HTASTED-WE HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS fuf.
W hn.iuess property 1Lrasri between A1',nr,e aai
Enuth WAtnr hust 10 GaEsni am l3t irJni III.
Hnto saNta0. Inlnif"n nt Jaf;tj WEll. GtUIfii: K.
SEAYEHSs. M. lts !tea.b"sn-.t.
1NASTEu-TU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SITES uI'
w Inm hn 10 "a fees frant by tppth ht inA. than
les iee, fuo~s lu The vicinity OF 4sted an Ivan
in tn vicinity ri Esare and Twelfth
A. and n II" vicinity 1t GnnsttAy. sn4 hnrtem;Ass.
splr ,oilc cIcrk Of tho "nfd pf EdheAt! T. t
IN ANTED--WE HAVE a CASH EUSTOMEA Iui:
" Nabas!1ss. pruNstt{, n"rsh e Eehtrcn!hst;. II
, 1875-07-29
SEWING MACHINES,

A GRAND 0PpphTuhlrY..-MAG OY ALL
hhssies Isoa5. Iowuss, UsSssE iists1s, Sts., Il
sxtssnsfJ ax prices .l4o full eAhia.t taax tAehn.
" aud ~ Nsbfsh-ss. -
GINpEA OFFICE ny 4. j. 1ELGlihltr. Is wksr
- h4di*tu se.-M toh!nra .nld On mpathly plfnluus.
YentSd. Vxep&uk1d, aud Eep4itrd.
, 1875-07-29
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

,
I,uk SA,.s: t!an--A Gu9n 5.KtiuM CuTTAoE
ia .l nnA,'l9i ttt'A1o w'hn .r cellar q PARK
Ntw II rr,n story Lna.r nt hirk t'uadAtton. And
~" hts nj Park ikilx". q. w. h+t .'Anc" = .ult
f.rpnn ,ttass and ptA. nt t-Is ~. s1dG: bnJ Aiu
dnyn sui ~ III .nttlly hos r't,l u2!,s Art uril
Aldo III bur nar chi and lts nj n<a
ps,ne't .1t, !wn Aad - n,n,ti, e. ,isnce: gHi
rihy t1s 1f thu alrye tAcs. EhoH thul
frrr. IHA DsOWS. IL t.natit>',,. itsnu T.
L'uR SAFE ~" Will tuY = 1!;'rT1rUL Lot
said mn htek rtn ops, + Z ~ ,4nsuI'te Chesp
md trrn.. IIiA HHtiWS. IL lA.s.lle.",. Hy,n4. ~
twHhALE-Iilr. wASMisGfnS HI I;nIs. ..tnlD
i ,nrnsity: must s" aal! ttasntsa~, t,7 tctsyk,
~ Blun I-iAHd.av. EFF:
1,rON SALK-AT 4 sAGitlihrf, ! arit. ,'iH MAIL
tsnn 81, fu.t wrst NJ city lsiMt. t- Id lnm1
iiAtelJ. J. H. KELLER, liz '''"'k:as
t,.nn SALE -kESWnnn, 4 GREAT H.1a;AlS-
Il EQsaA feet FnrtyAEttli-*t.. tsn f,cEs FRI do
Pot beautiful xrnye 1T VII s .d a, xrcA 'sc,
EsAIAS WARREN. st'AAlubcs ol Co,n'nrfre.
Jeoh hALK ESthIMtlnp. SEAn,, Soi'MsL
E,.a. Hon.a 'iat ,t'h,o r,,lnr, hay vi, i,*' ir1s
and back rtatrs etc s. ni-h"d. Ea'y esIu., munhy.
NJ1lfkS d WARE. u %A,hlllHL n. st.