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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-26
Lamps and Lamp Goods.

A large variety Of Lamps and Fixtures. Eight
kinds OF Chimneys.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-26

PRICES WITH THE MILL.
Terms Cash.
[. e. KimbalI.
DIR. q. O. MOORE. CAPT. J. v. SMITH.
Colony Drug Store !!
Cor. 10Th St. & Sd Ave.,
worthinQton, Minnesota,
Opposite Worthington Hotel.
With thanks for lav0rs In the past, we desire
to remind the good people "f Wortl,inEton and
surrounding country that We are here, ready at
all times to serve them with goods A. low Is they
can be found IN Southern Minnesota.
DRUG Department.
We have full stock Of fresh and reliable
Gals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Window Glass,
Putty, Druggists Sundries, Notions, Psrfmmery,
T. ilet and Fancy Soaps.
Prescriptions Carefully Conn.,
tennafA.
STATIONERY Department.
School Books, Blank Books, Gift and Toy
Rocks, Letter Paper, Foolscap Legal Cap, Bill
Paper. Plain and Fancy Note Paper, Int ial Pa
per, Envelopes IN great variety, Pencils, Pens,
Pen Holders, Inks.
NEWS DEPOT.
We are now prepared to furnish any puhlic&-
tion III the United States ut publishers rates.
Call on us for dailes, pictoria's, magazines, ETC.
Tobacc0s.
Best brands OF Clgars-and full line OF smokers
Material.
Lamps and Lamp Goods.
A large variety Of Lamps and Fixtures Eight
| kinds OF Chimneys.
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lowest. and, with our experience, We feel war
ranted IN saying that we can make 1t al object
for YOU to give us liberal share Of your patron
age.
Articles not In stock will be furnished on short
notice.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY9s, 1875.

YOUNG AINVkSO1A.
3: The narrow escape which Minneso-
ta has Just made from sending Dem
ocrat to the United States Senate,
should set the Republicans of the
State to thinking. There is ring"
forming, or formed, under the leader
ship of few young men like Cover
nor Davis, and calling itself Young
Minnesota" which is vastly more
dangerous to the Republican party
and to the best interests Of the State,
than the so-called Ramsey ring"-
When these young men, taking adj
vantage Of the little brief authority
and power which an indulgent people
have submitted to their hands, defy
the will Of the people, violate caucus
pledges and obligations and raise the
"rule or ruin" standard, it is high
time for the sober members of the
Republican party to look about and
see under what leadership We are to
fall. Ring or no ring, Alexander
Ramsey was the choice of vast ma.
jority Of the people of the State, and
Davis was the choice Of an insignif.
cant minority. And We nave to
thank some kind Providence that tie
choice finally fell upon so sound Re-
publican and SO pure man as Judge
Mcmillan. No thanks to the Davis
faction for this ros,,1t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
Alnlacen aIlcr.
Gale de San Jast0 naiaieso 10

Sc venden muy baratos les artlcilos sigulenies;
Lalnparus faioles de dycrsas foiinas; 9lrcs o.
ieos neeesaIios a toda clase de alarnblado.
TIber1a de hei ro plomo de varos diamrtfos,
Bonibas distintos precos para ssesr aqua
ST. hacen trsbaios de nstaacon repalaci.n dom
clio. para sn1tir de aqua gas.
Diriirse para los peeidosy otros dea!les deho eS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
Aviso al p1blico.

No habierdo ohtenido 81 resulfado
que ne prpuso al hacer prekente por
nj anuncio en- Noviembge del 70,
que en- 10 suees:yo 6imarla con mi
eegundo arellido, por existir otros in-.
diyiduos con el nombEe de Fsancisco
Ramirez, con que aDtes autoriRaba
tedos mis- escgitos y puesto que sigo
eapeEimentanao los mismos periui-
clos en- la reception de mi cerrespon-
dencia al como entorpecimientos en-
mis- negocios y operRc;ones, be re-
suelto yalerme nuevamente del Pc
r,odico para signi6car eeneralmente
y ca especial q todss Iss pelsonas
cen quien estoy en- relaciones, qre no
olnltsn per ningun motive Ell estsm-
par en- Ia correspondence que me
diFijan y en- las cuentas que, aeaso
pCedan abTiTse en- sus labros, mi Sc
GUIDO apellido matefno , en- Ia lorna
en- que aperece suscrito el preeenta
enupcio; ben entendido gu. deede
IN II pFotesto nj iirea. .saEa-biiioad
an cesignIeT Saso . ineideese, quo pa-
diese q AZ a9uel.a en1!si,sQ.
PAeIto Rico ~ de Noyicmbre dc
lS74.-tEanciseo Ra;..irezy J Lugo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17

al pdblico on general, asegurando no tendraD
NADIA que desear, pnes al cfecto cuenfa con una
fan.ilias, cantina bien provista, bailos frios 6
calientes q la 0Gden, bsrhero q & :; todo pre-
cioasn,itati|osa III alsancesie tndas las foFfisi's'
Tn arnpleado del lctei va hordo, sleinp5'
que ilegan vapores para poneise ala ofoen .
los Gres 10 "a ceres y oncargarse dc In eoDduc
cion dc sas eeuipajes en- I'M bote especial man
dado corstruir expFesamente para este ser fylc's .
con naocioa nsecanica, que lie ilnpele mas yesaci
dad que una rnaqnira &c vapor, eslaelo SUI
ciente para condficir veinte y cuatrc perscltas
con eus rnaletas do yiaje, 81 cuaI este adisIesa
cion de los Sres- pasagores para paseai ;'or 10
bah{a. San Tomas is de Ene1O do 1878 = fGtlfs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
J G EIR r A.


Tiene el gsto de anunciar al pblico que desde esta
fecha queda alberta casa de comerco esa Plaza,
calle de la Cruz, nun. 35 plaza principal Los aman
tes Gle la elegancia y de la moda pueden eoncuI1ir
ella, en- Ia segurdad de quedar satsft2hos, pues, ha-
biendo adqurido de antenano magnificas relaciones
con imporates casas del extranjero, ha ogrado pro-
de competo al par que exoeentp, surtido de
mercacias, que pueden conpetir cen ]as nPores que
Sc importan en- la lsla, tanto ea oa4Gad como en
prseios.
Hay para seloras seliorfas: novedad completa Ell
case ds sombreros precios que nurca Sc han vendi
ito e1 Ia pazs; plI1os, goi'as c0rbatas de Ia
quisita eegaucia abrigos para teatro de passo de
meriho Oe seda superior calia1; gran yariedad Ell
vare8s, poplnes, gros chacoladas tatistas de hilo
warandol dc hilo de agpdon, cveonas, cres, breta
mas, tela real telu dc rosa, estopl&s bramaate, ito
rete; el gsto mas delcado adosnos para traios de
sonora cintas, bondas de seda, ENGAGES aiItimaeasa
res nedas de toas classes prtcjos detde ses reaes
par hasta oiico pesos docena botas polinas de las
que yenden Ell la pl =, "a S3 se reali9an aqui
IA, lSy 70 reeles par.
Para eahalleros canisas de tojas clase II, Z, 24
81 s. una; calzoncos de hilo 4 $40 IL t0eena; ca
misetas & = 4, 7 $40 dOcena eacetfes 4 g. H. 20 v
70 resles; panaelos de lilo, blancos de color, IL
u, 81 Sll eorbaas de reales una; sombreros
pfecos nunca ystos; los que Sc yenden en- la plaza
s33 soreai2an 20 reaes mo los de paja Ie&es;
dres biaDcos de color sumamste baf;ltOs, venliau.
dose los de case superior reaes vara; gran surtido
lie paDOs, easiconas, marnos, cacheaiFes treilcas,
iorros saggas botones Y javonciIios para uarcar.
Para ainbos sexos: una inhndad dc articulos que
ser1a pfolio enamerar, los cue reaizau preciOs
equitativosy acoplodados todas las rtlias, sendo
DC advertr que en- cadp upo de elQs Sc rebaja Ia 4s
paTte Y en- algunos, mas de su ilsto precio.
Hay f4almenfe gran hgfatio en- porcelalla que me-
ior lianaria regao; platos de clase supeior
peaes docenay flentes de ideIn con tapas Y s
reaps una soperas de idem d 9, 10y II reales una,
tazas con sus correspendienes piatitos IL realez
,l0eena.
Con todo 10 cual espera aejar complacido los par
tdaios de Ia ecenoniay de hueii gusto que ttaga Ii
amabidad de obsequarle con gu prvsencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
iiR0N VIEJU!!
PREPAlsAD0POR ID. SILTEsTRiE PARES
- b. rs e. 9zeb As.

Este RON puro de cana goza de una nerecida taina
en- la Isia por ss p,ooedades anti-espasm6dicas
tomacales destruye ls acidos del estomago deja al
tonarlo un gusto suave agradahle, ayudando la
digestion de una manera prodgiosa. Sc expende por
garrafones botelIas la Agencia de L. Co. San Jus
10 nun. o. San Juan Pto.-Rico. gN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
HABAgA DIREoTe.
MGuco.


sp efipses fEIgcds
oFamiia l~ con & a los hara alas aaro
uGl
Para
Ennpn
PsuI, Aante ii +
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
ANUNCIO.

Por resolution tomada por ia empresa que sostiene
en- Madrid el digno peri0dico LIZ iber;G organo mas
caracterixado la capital de Espaa del partido es-
pano de America, todos los asuntos referentes al
servicio del msmo quedan mi cargo oportuna-
rnene 10 avi5o todos los Sres. suscritoles fin
de que manfesten todas las faltas que noten,
pues dieha empresa desea correHlos correspondence
de este modo al favor que Sc le dispelsa.-Iuan del
Nido 65tt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
Hotel de los Vap9res.
PULRT0-RTCOl

FL dueflo lie este aerelaio estatiuciuiellto iiee e
gunto departepar a los sslores viageros de Ia lsa,
dc los priieros de esta Capital ato poi la rescula
mnieza de habitaciones, como por la soldez es
quistos condinentos lie comtdas; 10 que parcipo
eu la soguridad de que 81 que bonre con su oApe
dale, ira satisfecho. .-Agustin Gutierrez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
Hotel Inter nacional,
GALE PRINCIPAL.
Fyente al bcac0 q clab International
de San Thomas.

FL que guscribe, propietario de este e6nodo
eetahIecjniento, situado en- 10 MAJ c5ntrico de
calle del Comercio, cerca de los IaLelies, con
6ermosas vistas del puerto de la Cindad, tie
re II honor dc ofrecerlo sus nulnerosGR ami grs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17

Sc velden. por ausentafse su dueno, dos casassde
matelinl por Ia nitad lie valor al conado una en-
el pueblo de Caguas Ia otra el pablo de Giacs.
Dirijirse para informes esta Capital calle de
ODonell nlimer0 q So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17

Fstr D pgas saEe Rngzx
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
(NlNPANIA IEAl DE VAI'IRHS (jl)IEIilIb I'M

Ell G0REKN0 DEs. ~ -. uys. svs,A
SEW DE E1A0RA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
Una f;lmIlla muY CO.

nocida en- Capital por buenos antecedentes adj
mite pupaje caballeros senoras. v medic pupi-
lae tots aquellos que qtliaran favoreeere para 10
cual olece eslnela,lp tiaio c6nodas ventilaas
llalitaeiones- Inf,rniaran. Fnl taleza. III.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17

NorA-El precio dol cigarrilo no yarfa POI
que ~ paa8 orlpiaado sea de hil60 de 1igo,ion.
En este esbablecimientO hay cOustan teIncn te
Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
NUaTl LIInl nD IAP0RES lSPANOIES
ssNr.ssas x.EsEssssNet. Z a.uMssga-Rso

Ponce yashezy demos
Buildings Lanery Conp'
PnHlN HtcO N A.81L An.H - III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-17
HOTEL Y BAN(E DBL AONIVERS0.

III ore suscribe dueFo de dicho establecimentO, p
ticipa 4 sus muchos amigos constantes iavoreeed@
de esta locadad del exterior, que siguiendO en- \
continue desveo por introducir e service, trao
mesa de su casa, todOs los adsdantos que le son e,
patibvs sin perdonar ninguna clase de sacrifice psg
nsntener inalierabe el credito de que viene dislu
do Dor bondad de sus nnmerosos parroquanos; emJ
tando con uri su6ciente nlmero de c6modas ventl,
das babitacioies con un espacioso freseO eOmedsr
entendi,los dependencies para tod0s los servcios de
casa no olnilira medic aguno para dear complaeiIo
todo q que Sc digne boHraile con asstencia Csl
de Teiuan, MIN. g.--Puerto- Rico 81 de AgOstO i
1814.--Onofre Nieolau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

The failure of the Bank of Califoroia, was
followed by the suspension of two other banks
in San Francisco, the National Gold Bank md
Trust Company and the Merchants Exchange
Bank, while there was run on some other in
situations, and it is represented that the ex-
changes were all closed yesterday, and business
was in state ofsuspension. This was follow
ed yesterday evening by the suicide of VIM
G. Ralston, president of the Bank of California
By his throwing himself from wharf and be-
ing drowned. This financial collapse in Cali
foroia it is said follows as sequence to the Pc
culiarly wild gambling contests and ambitions
of a few rival operators in San Francisco, the
one party headed by representatives of the
Bank of California and the other by represeu.
tatives of other institutions, especially the
Bank Of Nevada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28
CONSERVATIVE NOMINEES.

At the primary election, held on the 18th in
slant, TO decide between candidates for the State
Senate and House OF Delegates, the commission
ers appointed for holding the election report
d. y. Claughton, esq. as having received the
greatest number Of votes for Senator and w II.
Fowle, ESQ, and &. l.. Simpson, ESQ.,, as having
received the greatest number Of votes for the
House of Delegates.
1t is, therefore, declared by the Conservative
Committee that w. Fl. FowIe and q. L. simp-
son are the nominees Of the Consorv alive party
for the House of Delegates, to be voted Tor at
the election next November.
And the following named gentlemen are ap-
pointed Delegates to the District Senatorial Con-
vention, to be held in this city on the 3lst inst.
and are instructed to vote for H. O. Claughton,
esq, and TO use their best efforts to secure his
nomination:
lst ward: .. M. Monroe, Isaac Eichberg,
Geo. A. Mushbscu.
I'd ward: e. h. Shinn, N. B. Harlow, G.
Frank Kelly.
Sd ward E. E. Downham, B. Brawner, NJ.
D. Bail.
4th ward John NJ. johnson. R. NJ Lawson,
Richard h. kudd.
County: Henry Febrey, John r. johnson,
Geo. OFT Wunder
JNO. B. sMOOT, Chairman,
IEo. Il. oHlNN, Secretary. aug 28-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

The MINERAL BUREAU.-Mr. w. T. Spots
wood, the gentleman who will have charge Of
the Mineral Bureau, in this city, will reach
here on Monday, and Immediately enter upon
the discharge of bis duties, and the room 10
Washington Hall building, over the Office of
the Virginia Midland Railroad, will be opened
for the receipt and display of samples on the
lst of September. 1t is hoped that, by this
means, immigration and capital will be attract
ed to Virginia, and, in order to present to the
visitors the great wealth that lies buried, and
only awaits development, where minerals do
exist fair samples should, according to the direc-
tons published elsewhere, be sent in as speedi-
ly as possible. Especially is it desirable that
the immense backs of rich mari that line our
rivers, the untold beds of iron, the copper de-
posts, the marble, granite, and sand stone, &c.,
and last. but but not least the gold quartz
should all be represented fully in the Bureau
II there should be received sufficient number
of samples during the year they will be sent on
to the Philadelphia Centennial. We direct es-
pecial attention to the advertisement of the
Bureau in to-day's Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28
Views Of Henry A. Wise.
views OF FfEnFy A. Wise
The following letter from Ex-Governor Wise
is published in the New York papers:


is published in the New York papers:
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 90, 1878.
To d. B. Skinner, Secretary NeO York; Dele
cation to Cincinnati Conrention:
DEAR SIR am 10 receipt of yours of the
2lst instant, and reply at once that | approve
your resolutions touching Financial Reform"
and speedy return to specie payments =
There cannot be too little OF bad currency,
nor too much of a good No currency could
be worse than that based upon no products,
upon no real values or collateral security, or
gained in war by political power to meet na-
tioual necessities aud emergencies, uusuited to
peace and uosettng and disturbing to regular
business, and destructive of real value because
founded on Dothing but an Inverted pyramid
OF public debt, amounting to thousands of null
lions! have lived through the times of
United States Bank OF Reuben NJ. Whi,iog
system of State pet banks; Of Sub Treasury
system and through time of no system what
ever and | aver that the present fictitious and
Fictitious utilization of greenback banks with
the political power of government, in the reign
OF any party whatever, Is the worst have ever
known. Take away from it the attribute OF
being "egal-tender" for debts and Instantly
greenbacks would be no better than gray
backs" Having that attribute it attacks real
value, regular business and panders only to
speculation and peculation. But tor some ill.
ness, and business | cannot leave, [ would be
at 43 Washington Square on Wednesday next.
l merely write this to express my cordial sym-
pathy with your sentiments and movements.
Yours truly, HENRY A WISE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28
County Items.

REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. |
At the Circuit Court, held in May last, the
grand jury found an indictment against Thomas
Cropley and John McBlair, both of the District
of Columbia, on the charge of assauting with
intent to MAIN, disfgure and kill Robert w.
Miller, in November last, in Alexandria county,
on the 23d inst. A requisition was made by
Governor kemper on the District authorities
for their return to the State for trial, and it
was presented by Sheriff Wibrt to the Hon.
Andrew Wylle, Judge of the y. S. District
Court, who Immediately ordered their arrest,
and the warrant placed in the hands of Deputy
Marshall Graves for execution, who arrested
Mr.. McBlair 10 Georgetown and notified Sheriff
Wibirt of the arrest, who Immediately repaired
to the City Hall, expecting to receive his man,
when he was Informed that an effort would be
made to have Judge Wyie take bail for Mr.. Nc
Blair 8 appearance at the next term Of the Cir
cult Court of Alexandria county. This the
Judge declined, when Mir. Jones of George
town, counsel for McBIair, raised the point
that the requistion was for John McBIair and
the party arrested was not John McBair, but
A. }. McBlaiT. The Judge then, after satisfy
Ing himself that the prisoner was not John
McBlalr, ordered his release, the Deputy Mar
shall remarkiug that if it was not the right
name it was the right man. So that nothing
further can be done in his case until the next
meeting Of the grand jury in November next.
w. G. Wibirt, Sheriff, has so far recovered
from his attack Of inflammation of the lungs as
to be able to again attend to business, aud was
10 Washington on Thursday looking after Crop
ley and McBlair with requisiton from the
Governor.
Miss Carrie, the daughter OF Captain II. D.
Smith, is recovering from her indisposition
SLOWLY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28
VIRGINIA A..
SATURDAY, AUGUST %.
The SENATORIAL NoM1NATIoN.-The il

The SENATORIAL NOMINATION. The i'm
preston made upon the mind of our cores
pondeRt 'Chasseur," who has been to Loudoun
on visit and conversed freely with the promi
nent gentlemen Of that county, especially at
Leesburg, 10 reference to the Senatorial nomi-
nation, and the chance of having an Alaxan-
drian as one of the candidates is, We hope, To-
correct and We trust the result will prove that
to our city is to be accorded right to which
she is most justly entitled. 1t is more import
ant at this time than ever that the commercial
interests, which in nowise sntsgonize with those
of agriculture, but of necessity must be its
help-mats, should receive the fostering care of
the Legislature, tor whatever rebounds to the
benefit of the cities must bene6cially affect the
country, and unless the cities are built up the
country must languish. But apart from this,
Alexandria is entitled, IN turn, to Senator,
and we hope that this right will be accorded,
and We are sure that 10 the choice of the gen
tleman put forward for the position by the peo-
pie of this city, the district will be ably, faith
fully and impartially represented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

Judge Anderson, of the U. s. District Court
of W. Va, has affirmed contract between the
White Sulphur Springs Co., and G. L. Peyton
& Co.. by which the latter lease. for FIVE years
sufficient portion of the ground, near the
depot, to erect $4,000 hotel, with all the
privileges Of sulphur water, baths, &c. The
new Hotel, is to be called the jackson
HOUSE" and is to be finished by June, 1876,
and kept open all the year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Posto:Ficc
August IS 1876.
Persons calling Tor letters will say they ale ,d.
verlSed and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they wIlb.
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington,
Adams, Lilly, col J, hnson, Mrs Magic P
Bennett Miss Annie McGil!, j ID
bradshaw, Mrs Ellen hurry, MiSs Tanner
Be son, Mrs Lizzie Majors, Mrs Matilda
Banks, Miss Muria Martin, Luther
Butler. Thornton .tchel, Ida
Briggs, William Monroe, Ida, col
Garter, Mss Bette Nully. Celista NJ
Davis, Mrs Annie Pcttt, Mrs Elizabeth
Delaney, Chas Sunderland, Mrs John
Danagle, Hart Smith, j G.
G"rret' Samuel Simnns, Mis- Mary
Graves, William THOMPSON, Henry
Gale, w } TAFT. VIM G
H'li, Martha White, Miss Ella
Hearing, John p White, Mrs Mary. col
johnson, Miss Alace PtWilisms, Noah
aug 2S-lt w. N. BERKELEY. P. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

The receipts Of peaches at Baltimore, during
the past two days have been very large, ag-
gregating $4,000 boxes. There has been an
active demand from packers and for shipment
to the West, but Notwithstanding this the
large stocks offering had the effect of reducing
the rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

MIR. W. R. Talaferro, who represented
Orange county in the House of Delegates 10
1928, has been nominated for the same posi-
tlon by the conservatives of that county. His
opponents thus far declared, are John B. Bell
and W. I. McGehee, Republicans, and DR..
Uriel Terrill, Independent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

The Penn Monthly of Philadelphia, for Sep.
temper, has been received. Its table of con.
tents comprise number of very interesting as
we'll as instructive articles. Besides the excel.
lency OF its reading matter, it is one of the best
printed periodicals in the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

The citadel of SEQ de Urgel has surrendered,
and the forts were taken possession of yestcr-
day morning by the Alfonzists, the Carist gar
rison together with the Bishop being sent to
Puycerdo as prisoners of war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

The pilgrimage from Germany to France has
developed quite spirit of opposition in the
latter country. The Moniteur says that while
France is open to all foreigners the Govern
ment is entitled to and bound to oppose all dis
plays OF banners and insignia calculated to dis
turb public order, and will not fail in its duty,
and this as much for the sake of the peace of
Germany as of France
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

In noticing the establishment here of the
Mineral Bureau, the Amherst Enterprise says:
Capt. Edgar Whitehead, of this village, has
sufficient quantity of specimens to fill one
good, large mineral bureau" Let them be
sent on BY all MEANS and be shall have spe-
cial bureau of bis own if the general one
amt large enough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-28

The trouble between Tripoli aud the Uuited
States has been settled by the former, 10 ac-
cordance with orders from the Porte, Offering
an apology fer the insult to the American Con-
sui. The difficulty is said to have grown out
of an ncursion into the Consul's garden by
some Tripolitan seamen in search of matches