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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15
FOREIGN.
Carlos Holds n Council Of WAe
HENDAYE, January H.-Qanos-lrs II
holding council of war ..ungo.

Cafios Holds Council Of WAl
HENDAYE, January H.-Daps-'cs Al
holding council of ..ango.
AifonseaD,-ception.
Alionso's - uon at Valentia was less
enthusl2Gc5 than at Barcelona.
Restoration Of Church Property.
MADRID, January H.-A decree has been
issued ,, for the restoration to the church of
all ecclesiastical property not included in
the redemption fund
The Welcome.
Preparations for the entry of the King
into the capital are being made on grand
SCALE The decorations will be profuse and
superb. Triumphal arches are being built
along the route Of the royal procession.
Indemnity.
The government informs the German
empire that complete indemnity will be-
made tor the Carlist outrage upon the Gus
tav as soOn as the facts are officially re-
ceived.
A Denial.
PARIS, January H.--The Duke of Parini
denies that he or Counts Caserta or Bari,
are about to abandon Don Carlos
Providing for tho Late Emperor,s Ieiry
The Assembly committee on the lepis.
lati0n of the late Emperors civil Lat. will
report in favor of allowing his heirs 800, 900
francs, the State to retain the museum at
Pierrep0nt and Fontainebleu.
SaGasta.
Ssgasta declines the Spanish ministry.
Specie.
Specie has decreased ia the Bank of
France 100000 francs.
Marine.
LONDON, January li.-fhe City Of Lon
con, FROM Liverpool for New York, is
dangerously ashore at Carmasora Point,
Ireland.
The Baltic, at Queenstown reports re-
ceiving slight damage from heavy gales
during the passage.
Vessel Captured by South Sea- Savaxcs.
A report has been received from New
feas
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Personal.

During the session Of the house, y,s,e:-
dag. Messrs. A. de g. DeFono oianqae, Britsh
consul. and Hepwor;h DIXON, editor Of sh,
London AaienGum. entered the hall. ac-
eompanied By Mr.. II. Conquest Clarke, pri-
vate secretary Of Governor Kellogg, au.i hy
that gentleman were introduced 20 Spes ller
Ham. and took seats beside !.im on the
Speakers stand. Mr. Dixon, whose writings
are Of great tOrce, and of world vida rept,-
sasion. Is travelling ia shis country for the
purpose Ok studying our social problems,
and particularly those Of the South lie is
accompanied BY gentleman connected wit,
the Manchester and Liyersoo! press. wlo i.
communicating his yiaws of tii, COZ untry to
the journals of those cities, VS. extend to
"u: distIn gEis he'd guests hearty welcome.
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CONGRESS-.
Sena ate.


NAsHlSGToN. January A-Mr. Wright,
of Iowa, from the Judiary Committee, re-.
ported adversely on Mr.. Gordon's bill re-
lating to certain claims arising from the
seizure and conversion by the treasury
department OF certain cotton claimed by
individuals,j and it was indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Thurman, Of Ohio. from tae same
committee, reported favorably on House
bill relating to the punishment; of the crime
OF Granddaughter. Placed on the calendar
The bill making a person charged with
crime q competent witness was indefinitely
postponed.
Mr. Sergeant, of California, introduced a
bill to empower the Southern Pacific rail-
road 80 change the line of their road and TO
construct additional branch railroads.
Mr. Schurz, of esouri introduced bill
to org anizo Territory Of Oklahoma and
Tor the better protection Of the Indians
therein.
The u1in;ahed busness being n rcaolu-
ton OF Mr.. Sch 1rz, instructing the judiciary
Committee to inquire what legislation by
Congress !s necessary to secure to the
people OF Louisiana the rights of State gov.
ernruent under the constitu:ion, etc, Was
resumed.
Mr. Logan concluded his argument com.
menced yesterday. He commented on the
letter signed Jack Brown which he had read
yesterday at the clerks desk and said be
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TIE Defenders of :Opr Liberties. ',

vsiVFe iGS new CGc5 me rc2al AlsertLSrr.f
1ae World il unhappy over the troubles
70 LcUlslaua. and would have i.s readers
ici!e.e that thc ''ihey.i6s vi the peopls"
a-o n danger. because the federal trocps
.ater.C:ed 70 preserve The peace IL Louis
iars. Ccr :ibcrtie. are no. now so ,uucl in
Gsut,s: ss when the Wor!I sad most OF tie
msG Tac sis.s the call ioy ~ md snation
meeting or Monday evening encouraged
:ae worst elements OF the city 10 r.sist the
.irsi. in 1868 in o..ie. 20 open the ray for
the :ece!s 30 water their hurse. in the
Delaware and Uad.on. Ihen, indt I'd, we're
90: ice::io. n dan ger. and the men who
re:G defending, :h211 "a tSe battle 1ieiGs ot
Mar, ls1,i and Sir.:LiA .,.s the same men
VAC sra preserving oide-. and trying to
sao~ Ia: play 20 al good citizens in Lonis.
iara. Th:s sor: (: clap trap about the
liberties {. -. people mag fIishtsn
ti!lia . u ladies anG il .i:m and disappointed
patriots: bug .he hcaest. earnest friends cE
orJ.sc an: good government viii not TO
Blinded By such dust. Our ;.berties ars
much estsr IN the hand. Of General Sheri-
dan than il the hands Of .he men vao
make - ia Ce1sc'vt.vs .ag:v "a Lsp:s
AoN
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The Assassinnii0n Of District Attorney
Harris.

The Assassination Of District Attorney
Harris.
Tho sta:emsa: having appeared in the
Democratic papers Of thia city that Colorel
McEnery had telegraphed to Washington
denying the truth Of the President's message
IN regard to District Attorney Harris
political position. Governor Kellogg yes
terday telegraphed Senator Wee. as follows
on the subject.
NEw ORLEANS, January II, 1875.
Hon: ;. & West. United States Senator. Washing
ton:
White League organs hers say that Nc
Emery has telegraphed contradictins the
Presidents statement regarding Craw ford
and Harris assassination, stating that
Harris was Democrat, elected ia 1872
Harris did not hold an elective commission,
but was appointed by me February IL, 1873,
on his personal application, he promising,
if commissioned. to prosecute all Ku.Kux
in that section Of country. This determine.
iion is believed to be the cause of both his
and Crawford's kiln. They were the
most fearless and eificiea. officers in North
Louisiana.
WILLIAM z. KELLOGG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, /

Floyd received a majority Of the votes cas-.
in that parish. I move that that case be
Immediately reported On by the Committee
on Elections.
Mr.. Piesson objected. He Though: no
particular case should be selected and
brought before the House. There we're
other gentlemen wronged by tho Returning
Board. and he thought they shou.d al. BE-
given an equal chance.
Mr.. G.ichard. Of st. Bernard. raised the
point Of order that this motion would con.
tiict with the resolution adopted subse-
quentiy.
The Cha: decided the poiat OF order vel!
taken.
NJ. Lowell then moved that Mr. Floyd
be seated AZ member. subject to contest.
Ir. Stewart could not agree with Lis
friend from jefferson. lie had never known
case in a previous Legislature where a
member who WAS seated in this man ner did
not remain in his seat till the close OF the
session. On the last day OF the session the
contestant would. perhaps. be seated. and
thus the State would pay two sets of Rep.
resentatives. He would in no case vote for
seating any man whom he did not believe
to have been elected. and he deied any maa
10 question the gspuineness Of his prin-
c:ples Republican.
Mr.. Pierson moved 10 Lay M.. Lowell.
motion on the table, on which the yeas and
nays were demanded, and the motion vas
laid on the table by II vote Of ); to -,
On motion the House adjourned ua:i: to.
day at twelve o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

Boston has clock at the Providence
railroad depot which matches the big organ
AZ Nusic Hall. The movement is the larg-
est Of its kind in the country. 1t has an
improved gravity escapement and a two
seconds pendulun, some fourteen feet long.
compensated in the same way as the inside
clock. 1t also has an improved gas regu-
iator, which automatically lets Oh and shuts
down the gas foT a longer or shorter time
as iaay be determined upon. l, further has
on eieetlic circuit ciossr, used to drive
from one to twenty clocks in the various
Room. III the building. This clcok, even
with 80 large d;ais and with the hands ex-
posed to the wind and weather, is intended
t1 rnA within i've seconds per month.
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The Alnao0fc Hail.

Tho ball to be given by the th,ee coin
"sndesies knights I'smpiar of this city,
dades the auspices of the Grand Com
,nandery. will take rIscs as advertised. at
Exposition Hall. on the evening OF Wednes,
day. the twenty seventh instant. Attention
js invited 70 the list Of managers. appearing
IN another column, who's. names guarantee
that nothing will he lei, undone to make
:h. Sa'! an agreeable success the ball ia
- DE- given on the subscription plan. and
any oHe OF the committee will turnish ;iche.s
20 subscribers, and vece:ve applications COR
..i!es' invitations.
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The Rivers.

During the past week the Red riyer ha.
:sen :hree and half feet a: Shreveport.
Iae Missouri ia frozen over at Leavenvorth
and above. The Cumberland has fallen
seven feet a: Nashville since Tuesday Tbs
Mississippi has fallen seventeen inches at
Dubuque. bns has risen Elk feet a, Daven-
po.;. seven and bal! at keckuk. seven.
see: inches vt -. I.olis. s;S and and half
.aat At Memphis. !weivs a. Vickshurg and
!, nov rising At Nev Orleans. The Ohio
::as :;ac, a5cu. e, feet =. Pad 1cab but s
Low falling .: Louisville ana above.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

y telegram was received ~ Governor
helioss yesterday, from Congressman Mo-
rey. conveying the gratifying intelligence
taat the fnll committee on Louisiana affairs,
headed ty Hon. George +. Hoar, of Mas
sachuseits. wor,d shortly leave tie csrital
for New Oraana.
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ss,HE CirIZkNs, SAVINGS BANK

Z
Is . strictly legitimate bank for savings.
f.odeled upo1, the plan of popular and successfu
rsttu.ions a New York gu! London. and .ncor.
:arated April p. ls.2, uader a special and favor
so'e Charter granted by the Legislature Of ths
'fate Of Louisiana. with an authorised capita! o,
sl0c 900.
.ntersst sx -. ssrc PEP a..na.s.
.'eposits OF teo cecta and upward received
81 deposits srs 1ay abe on derasy!
.'ren daily fsou A. Il. TO P. H. s.rl ca ss.us.
Irsay evening from 81 Z to eight O'Clock.
GHUNsHALD HALL.
No. - Rare1ne street.
Il 3gENER, J.kGUEESEAroA,
GasAiee Presidect
Dv9RCfoHS.
xOAnSON ARMSTRONG, THOMAS HAsAM
\ ". DuRBANk. L GUBERHATOR
mhl IL q. BKNNKR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

5CRy.
The petty jury. drawn t" sesva 10: jan.
uary, is IS follows:
+. Pohlman. p. Macon,
=. Conder, Aug. +. Dietrich.
Daniel Holde.it::. w. Miller.
Henry Kuntz. +. Reinecie.
G. IL. Vinter. Daniel Oechsre..
E Laviilebeuvc. TheO. Dietrich,
Fred. Wang. Pat. Kelly.
Adolph Schreihes. ): NJ. Frankenbuscb.
Aug. kaynai. Charles Moran:.
Pedro Barthe!emy. Il. Blisath,
Emile Bouny. Felix Picou,
Gnaries Delassuse 4. A. Gonzales.
Robert johnson. Jules Z. Dutfau.
julius keider. John Guide,
Gus. Tournade, wv. Freye.
Rudolphe Beer. James II. Hall.
James Mackirson. Wallace Ogden.
"a. Meade. Joseph joaquin,
.. D. Y: Hantraue Augustus Rice.
w. w. Devine. I. w. Bothiok.
Samuel Z. Moore.
Firse District Court.
REFORMATION FI..o
1a:ceny-Mary Hall.
NoLLE PRosEQU:.
Assault with intent to commit rape
Michel Roman.
Larceny-Marury Hall.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Larceny. assault and battery, e:c-FcanE
Eyer. William Ludinger, Mike Britton,
SANDY Caesar, Mrs. Finnev, Robert Auder.
son. Elizabeth Patterson, Peter Coyle. dis
charged ON bond.
CONTINUED.
=, Assault and battery and larceny-Samuel
Ford, John Ehrlicher.
Assault and ba:tery-James Eagan, in
definitely discharged on bond.
Lsrceny-Fred Happich. indefinitely dis
charged on bond; Georg % Morgan, dis.
charged On bond.
vERDIC1S.
Larceay-Peter Davis, guilty; John
k'nce. guilty, recommended to mercy.
Assault and battery-John Bauer, Bob
Langy. guilty, recommended to mercy;
Louis Philip. guilty, discharged on bond
Second District Court.
The successions of William S. Pike, Jean
Ludlns aud Elizabeth Audriet, his wife,
were opened.
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Many a maiden owes
Many q maiden owes
Her brilliant prospects
Her brilliant prospects
10 tho fact that her Alliance,

To fU6 IaCt tHaC 1tF Hf1anCeN
Has drawn prize
In the Louisiana State Lottery. The next
grea, $50, 600 dra wing takes place on Satur.
day Buy your ticket in time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

THURSDAY. JANUARY II. 1875.
SUPERIOR Criminal Cour,

Owing to the continued indsposition of
Judge Attoeha. this court was no: ia ses.
sion
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:" hat Congress vii do
l. very important.
Is very important
II !. ni-< rn

II is also very important
That nobody should neglect
IL ouy ticket in the great single number
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery.
which takes place oa Saturday next. Cap;tai
p.i1a $50 oo).
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

,OCtslAnA SAVINGS BANk
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
No. 81 Camp street.
30
-
X G. PALMER, President
JAAkS JACKSON. Vice P.eAdsnt.
Directors
T.. CONERY, FEED. WING
=. IL. KBLLAR, " II. THOMAS
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON
Il. {. fALMkR
its ospital gives security to DE- epostors Depcsits
of Fifty Gents and upward received and SIX PEa
CRNr INTEREST allowed.
jy1Iy JOHN s. WALTON. Cashier.
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pARNETT & CANl31ACK,
BROKERS,
No. ~ Car0ndeles street,
(Front Ofhoe)
. Stocks. Bonds and Securities bouShta and sod.
Money loaned on securities. Taxes aud Lceuses
aettled. las i'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

RlDWELL'S ACADEMY OF music.
Engagement for snort season OF the aecom5l 5lishcd
and gifted actress.
MISS mUGlMLE MEiSTERN. STERN.
Monday aud Tuesday, January and =,
EAST LYNNE.
Wednesday and Thursday. January - ans i4>THE
CHILD STEALER. Fridsy-Benedt Of Miss Wes.
tern. Saturday MATINEE iaIO
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VOLUME VIII--NO. 23{
ADJUSTMENTS,
CCEscRIPTION BALL

CCEssRIPTION BALL.
ISDlvISIDLR FRIENDS LNMMAyDEgT No. I,
JACQUES DE MOLAY COMMANDRY No. ..
ORLEANS COMMANDERY No. ,,
Cnder the auspices Of tho
SaA.D CCMMANDBRT KNIGHTS TENPLAE
STATK OF LOUISIANA.
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BANKS AND BANKING.

EpEP0Rr or THE CONDITION
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
q tas Cicss .: business. Thursday, December
H. 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

ISDIvISIDLR FRIBNDs LNMMAyDEaT No. I.
JACQUES DE MOLAY CoMMANDRI No. =.
ORLEANS COMMANDERY Ho.3
Cnder the auspices Of the
SaAs| COMMANDBRv KNIGHTS TEMPLAE
STATK OF LOUISIANA.
sdne-day Evening, January "a. 1873
EXPOSITION BUILDING.
Honrd of Managers.
SirJ. Q. A. Fellows P H. II.
Sir Joseph p. Hornor. Z. =. q {.
Sir Rufus L. Bruce, E Gen
air i.hn A. P.es. '. D. o. Z.
Sir w. Stanford. s. @. e.. &.
Iadiyis'bie Friends Nm. 1.
e:r!. q. Fleming. P. b. C..sr W. Homan. .. Z.
x.r y. ilopkins. IL PA Sir & Alston. Jr, G.
sir GeoIs, sou;.. G. q. Sir !. !: Ceavaand.
Hir X. Bell. Sir q. Il. Graham.
81 y. 4. De?aa. sir John Thorn.
Jaques DE slolay No. 2.
frJ Stevenson. D &C. Sir James .Scoit.P +. e
Eir D. c. johnston o., ~, Robert strong. &. g..
srW. Pike. .ir George ". Race.
MIR y. N. Thayef. Hir Charles Chaffe.
sir y. A. yorke sir r. J. Montgomery.
S.s David hughes Sir J. 3. Mitchell.
Orleans No. 3.
E'rw 4 :yhitaker,P.Ec.. Sir Georse Baidev. Per.
S,r John II. Clark, Pc c.. sir X. Baker. c. e..
rir ". q Benedc.. sirJ. A. Walker.
Pr Harmon Doane. SIR A'hsrt Bald"'s.
~ ". II Bo6nger. Sir ~. McGinuiA
Floor AIanHGers.
sadivisbie Friends NJ Jacques De Moiiy No. :.
Sir q. w. Carey, Sir Albert Egrich.
Cir X. Bell. Sir Fr.d. Hoiylaud.
Cir X. b. Ivens Dir K. G. Buliard.
sir ". +. Cleve;anA, S'rk. q. Eyrch.
1tS .. A. DoPass. Sir Frank II. WilsoA
Orleans No. 2.
Dir = X 8iamA Sir Thomas Henry. IT,.
Sir I. J. Rodgers. E.r Louis Power.
Or James H kothSeN.
Subscriptions viii: be received BY she above board
of managers, the Sir knights of the different
1ommanderies to whom apy.icato9 for ladess
Rvitations should Do maja.
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
eir Joseph II DeGrans> p q. e.. Chairmans
0ir 8. n Todd. P.G G.. Sir Harvey Cree, 4. c.,
Sir John w. Madden. K c. Sir Alfred II. Isaacson.
Sir J. We Carey, ja!3
VAklhTik.s VHkATKh
JOHN !. OWENS...... Director
Shea EAA1LTON........ ..... business Manager
Las: ngh - Of tho
slgvH AVENUE THEATRE COMPANY.
Friday nd Saturday r Fvenings and Eaturs
day Matinee
8y part:caias .eauest.
MONS. ALPHOSSE.
Wsnisy next-Lawrsnce Barrett aud his dramatic
sOmpany In Bulwer's great play II
RICHELlEU.
cArdna! Due dc BiChe;ieuo .Ar. Lawrence Barrett.
jai5
~lDWHYI,S scADEnv nv MVISuc
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CONTINUED on E1QHyH pAQx, !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

IMPORTANT DECISION. Attorney General
PIerrepont has given au important opinion to
the Secretary Of State involving very nice
point OF International law. a Prussiau subject
canned StelokauIer, WIN emlgrateu 10 tins
country 10 lS4S, became naturallzed 10 1854,
and bad son born TO him in the following
year. -Four years subsequent 10 the birth of
his son be returned to Germany and has sioce
continued to reside there. His son, who is now
twenty years Of age, has been noufsd to report
for military duty 10 Germany, aud it is upon
the question whether such service can be re-
CURED OF HIM, he beiug citizen of the Uuited
States, that the Attorney General has been
called to decide, the father, Oh his behalf, hay-
Ing declined TO give an assurance to MIR, Davis.
tue American Minister, that the son would re-
turn to and clalm citizenship 10 the United
States 90 attaining his n,ajor,ty. By the treaty.
OF 1868, between Germany aud the United
States, il was agreed that if German. na,nr-
allzed IN America, reneWs his residence in
North Germany without the intent to return 10
America, be shall be held to have renounced
his naturalization 10 the United States The
Intent not to return may be held to exist when
the person naturallzed IN the one country re-
sides more than Two years 10 the other country,
OUT ouoge leTTepout nous tnat young Steln-
kanler is citizen Of the Uoted States, and
can return to this country when be reaches
twenty-one. Though the father, by bis owe
act has resigned his citizenship, there is 10
law under which he or any other person can
deprive his son of his birthIight, bur as the
case now stands, he being minor by the laws
OF both Germany and the United States, it IS
not such one as calls for interference Oh the
part of this Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

1t is said by Republican paper that "the
current of public opinion is flowing in the same
old channels notwit hstanding the result Of the
election of 1874 And We should judge 50
when we see it stated that Harlan is looming
up for the Iowa Senatorship; Carpenter is
trying for Howe's scat, and lack Chandler
us stripping for the race with Ferry for re-
turn to the Senate"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

10 the first branch of the city council Of Bal
timore yesterday afternoon MIR. Bullock, from
the committee Of investigation of charges OF
corruption and malteasance against the COM
mittee Cd highways, submitted report and re-
solution expeIliog War6eld I. Browning. mem
Der of that committee, from his seat as mem
Der Of the first branch. The resolution was
made the special order for Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

The Tton- Beecher jury were still out this
morning Five days Of deliberation and con-
fuement have not yet induced them to agree.
There were no noticeable incidents connected
with affairs yesterday beyond communication
between the Court and the jury, over which
the Judge and the counsel on both sides held
conference. What the communication was is
KENT secret
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29
changes.

The Executive Committee Of the National
Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry meet in
Washington next Thursday, and will decide
where the headquarters of the National Grange
shall be located. The Executive Committee
will also consider the proposition of the Co.op
ra,ive Societies of Great Britain for the estab.
!ishment Of 40 international system Of exchange
between the Changers and the Societies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

The national banks paid taxes on their CAPT
tai 10 1874, under protest, 10 Georgia, and
made returns this year, but meanwhile liti
gated case resulted in decision by the U. S.
Circuit Court that their capital is not thus TAX
able, under State law. The State Comptroller
has now instructed tax receivers to require
owners of national bank shares to return them
for taxatinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

GH.N.9L CU.N.HERCE.

:, Arrived Boats V L Sprgg, George Hutton
Morning sun. Richard Fannon, F L DAVIS and
Elmer & Katie via Rock creek, to Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co; James Green, Andrew
Nam, M A Myers, A Wintringh.m G W
sherman, Chas Clifton and Michael Snow, to
American Coal Co; Caledonia, pig iron to w a
SmoOt. -
;Depsrted-Bosts w P Woolls R II Miller, !
", burke Dun, ADnon, Caledonia, d A Lowe
Z Hunter, JAS Green, f 4 NJ Bowers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29
hi ED.

At O'clock p m., Juna -. ELLEN daugh.
ter of Eli and Corneu Janncy. aped ~ months
@as- The friends of the family arc invited to Mt
tend her funeral from the residence of her pa-
rents, 326 King street, to-morroW afternoon, at
) o clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

The goods stolen from the store of Messrs.
Perry & Bro, 10 Washington, have been near
ly all recovered in Baltimore, and one Of the
parties, believed to be implicated in the rob-
berry, named E. w. Schneider, arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

They are celebrating the b-ceulenna of the
introduction of mint juleps in Virginia down 10
Fredericksburg. Tho Herald comes to us
printed upside down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-29

The dwelling house Of r. w. Colbert, in
Spotsylvania county, together with the iurni-
ture, was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning
about sunrise. One Of Mr.. Colbert's children
made narrow escape from being burned to
death. Loss estimated at $4,000. Insured for
$500. Origin of the fire unknown.