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National Republican., 1875-12-04
AUCTION SALES.
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Il
RY DUNCANs0N BROS, Auctfoneers,
- southeast corner NINTH and d streets,
norfhues..
CLOSING SALE OF FINE OH, PAINTINGS. AT
10l PENNSYLVAEIAI AVENUE, tHOOD's
SSUUIpLIpIINSsl SUpII q s. CORNER ELEVENTH STREET
THIS tfriaayl EVENING, At 7;so O'CLOCK. wa
will sell the balance OF OIL Paintings from the gall
leIy ot ID. Gale, esq, ILL Chestnut street, Phila
This collect on is one of the finest ever offered at
-1''''A - '"-' ' 6UNcANsoN BROS, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED
THIS Saturday, EVENING at 1880 O'Clock, at
which time the balance Will be closed ont.
de4 DUHCAhSoH BROS, Aucts.
DY THOMAS DOWLING,
II Auctloneer and Real Estate Broker,
(At the old stand Of Latimer q Cleary,)
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventhstreet.
ONE NEW McPHAIL co. PIANO FORTE. a
superb instrument, cost SOD; ONE DESSAU PI-
GRAbE nPf PfASos: Sasi'e &LEdANT GA FkENoH HTTH
PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORs; sU-
PERlOR BLACK WALNUT. aARBLE-TOP
PafNnHnR PPafhNMBHER E1pRNiTHHRGEi III nMLAnRnBLE,TpP. iSP.
HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES; BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS;
DIEIHG-RooM FUREITURE; CHINA AND
AND HEATIhG STOVES. KITCHEH RE-
2UlsITEs; BAR COUNTER, &C., AT AUC-
n On SATURDAY MORNING, December 4.
VI 1876. at 10 O'Clock, in front or my auction
~ rooms, / shall sell large and varied coIIec-
ition Of the above goods.
N. B.-The Pianos Will be sold precisely at u
dss-at ''-' THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
National Republican., 1875-12-04
JAMES 81. MoGILL
ARCHITECT

A LII KINDS OF oENTLxMkN'D OAs1
a on wearing apparel en- Be sold % f1e xer{ best
seys.t.fs y s1cfsssinE oT eznaeg q y9e5Sn: yesaS: -
ss,s: 80, y ssd Ssa.Ss'' sss'sdsa =. o. -
National Republican., 1875-12-04
,MuGTION SALES

Ss'Sa.us.I SHssls IN. ,,.'0-'-'s'-'s'r'-'
National Republican., 1875-12-04

NEW YORK oAp6Iaa AND WAsHISqT9s HfSN ~ y Rr2T1Mopp
NEW Ygsossfr gRosroS -
ALI PNNTs II TER SEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
,o,,S NEM E T0Rk gn nv c,nu
The equipment on this line is new and Of the most
elegant aad impEoysd finish: NJ :.
EAFTSE E.TE SxS TEAiN i5NEESINTss EEExSSIbNTsfyEEg ON
On and .issr Nov: q $50. trains By this
81 s.s
7:50 .. N; Express for Philadelphia, New York and
M Limited hait day. Car Train
for PhiladelPhIa, New York and points East
1870 n ETplsss Efa Pf6ilAdelphin and New York
$50 p M EIpfess for rPSil.deiphis and way points
$40 p: p: ELpress for Philadelphia, New York and
gfTSfSS fSEoE cARs Asse.sg q n P.S 61Esi GEsi1s Is
Tickets and Information can be procured At the
BSaesee cailed FOR and checked at hotels and pri-
on UsSs5s sS1asr M r sas stfsss
Pennsyiyania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of Dspot sash
corner sixth and B stTeeHsi. Re f. BOYD, Jn.,
General Passenger 1fsPRt 1fR f6hf1@sIpRi41s, 2 %ER4s "a.
fsbIs superintendent. baltimore. Va.
1876. rrsssHENEsI4 sEEAE 1875.
ROUTE
TO THE HORTHwEST, SoUTEc==zz1
SOUTHWEST. s5siil1zs5s.c,s
WIHER ARRANGEMENT.
On andafter November q, 1876, trains viii ran -
WsshingtOn.... S:co =. n BaltimOrs.... 70 9. N.
-. 7:1S >. m N. !. -: i:Sp m. n
With TEE HEtsaNA4F tssEzAF sSHEHhI FACE
day and night cars; with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western and Central
500 .. m. daily for the West, Daily, except Sun.
day, for the North, to Canand dalgua, Buffalo and
u:S a. m. daily, except Sunday, West ana North
to WIlliAmsport and Lock Haven.
$40 D. N. daily, fer Pittsburg and the West, and
daily, except Saturday, for the North.
Through from Washington to Pittsburg, Chicago,
and Rochester without change.
Tickets by this route can be procured - the OF.
ices, northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
PennsylvAniA ayenue and Sixth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, where reliable Information VIII
Psssensers procuring tickets at these ofaces can
secure accommodations in Palace cars for Pits
burg, Chicago, and Rochester.
ID. NJ BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa.
National Republican., 1875-12-04
BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
nm TTFi HRTTFiCnxL sToNE COMPHNT
IL prepared to supply, at shert notice, Tiling for
Vestibnles, Sidewalks, Footways and Curbing, In
different colors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments,
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
honted; cellar walls and flooring cemented 20 ex.
cludc dampness; kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry. and sure preventive against
the intrusion OF rats, IL rsectl, 4e; and all other
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes IN . few
days hyperion TO any the marble OF natural stone
In common use, and IL an admir- able imitation Of
either marble CT Ftone; is more durable. ana in
ereases its crushing resistance with age. is beauty
!" O, n, ROBERTs, Manager,
0ufefaua
National Republican., 1875-12-04
AUCTION SALES.

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Future Days
National Republican., 1875-12-04

0oKH
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY,
AT THE SAME RATE W
New schedule-Fun load OF 40 bushels for $50.
lsmaer loads7 cents per bushe; carriage. 90 cent?.
APPLY TO
ONCE Of Washington Gaslight Company,
as Tenth street northwest, III First street north
west. or to ITO Bridge street, 6eorgetswn. mel
National Republican., 1875-12-04
DYE. HI. wAENER.

deci-d&ds .. T. coLDWEII, sal i
, 1875-01-16
A nlulo willing to t;o.

From tho Loussr.lte Cvus.er-.'unrna[.
A bau little hoy III Portland LIT pack of shoot.
iuv-cracLerB, aud threw thum into shu gtreat tu
pee them Ego Off," One Of Ike Batnlans n.,llcs
came alung and swallowed thetn bofnro they
"went or" The nlule walked about ID feet and
stopped. Things wsht't Actiug right inside. lie
BEGAN to tAsts tho smoka Of iire-clackoru. liz
l4i his laft ear around against his lB and heard
romething. 1t WAS thou crackers having inn
The mule picked out about ~ miles Of straight
eond, aud startsd. negro met him about mIlo
tho other side Ut the Anus House, going south,
white with reEspiratiou, with streams Of smoke
wSlo lis tai tai Stack W s,raixbt u1, and stream ot
blue and green snuke about 10 feet long followed
IN the rear. Ike fund his mule yesterday morning
nticsins halfway through tarm.houao neaE
Iaddy's Run, still smoking. THIS man hal got his
family out aid put 'em up into lot OF trees. 1ks
hauIsl 4is mule home, when he got cool enougEi,
on : droy. The man is going to move his house
further back ofY the road, and lls vito and old
o.. daughter w.ll be baptized 1hsn tls sass.
guts Wasul
, 1875-01-16

statement NJ pnblsllod IN " Tho droat Brooklyn
lsunlAIice.
Fran Mouton was ngain In court, Dressed In
tho height uf En;e! nt'Ic.
Wllcn Mr. MurIn referra1 to Frank Carpenter,
Mr.. Boocl,pr smiled. and ttlo',, aa it Rtruck BY
tho tmpruproty of tito net, lit lMs lall to lis
mouth.
Neither Mr.. ncoc.,er nor hfrH. Tlton took any
notice nf OLD anutllor.
Mr. Eynrts pays gront attention to hlr. Morris
argument.
tlay: .,...-..
Ihoro Is an cnormouo demand for tickots ni
admission, nnl ovory conceivable tsevico Ia rrac.
tlegd to secure au entranco to tho conrt.
1ol.ro1 SrHTAI.
, 1875-01-16
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.


sr1ota: U4spatth to Tic CAieaGa TrttHne.
WAsn1surux, D. e., Jan. 1b.--Witlin the last
few days there haye been soveral conferences
between tho n,etabers OF the Italian Tcacc Com
mission oI1iees a.!d tIs lntlrior Department nnd
representatives, VI tiysl Iu.itlu delegations roia-
tivo v legi,'a! ion to 10 aslcd Of Cunytess Cou-
ccruins iho Iutilan Territory. Thu diEcreucos
bctNoen thesa several rartics relate to tho
obtaining Of tbs Indian Territory for settlement
Thu Secretary Of tho Interior kas l,nG dcsii ed to
Laye the Indian Territory Bet apart ~ place
for tho permanent settlement for all the 1ndian
tribes. The whito people in tho nd
lacont country arc anxious to take pns-
session OF the fcrtlle laus!s OF tho
Territory. The At!aulio i Pacific Railroad
tomphn1 sa eager to EsaHp the rich domain
which will certainly inuro to them upon the
oroning OF tho Territory. Some Of tie civilized
Government. Ottors desire to divide the lands
in revcraty, and give tho Indians ail tho
rights Of citizenship. TLe fnll bloo,la arc op-
posed to thIa policy or to any change In o1iEt9ng
ment uf United stutea oourts. Tho Iecsut con.
1ict at Viuita grow out OF these differences.
1t waa to-day foymaliy agreed at u
conference that the Peace Commission md H.
teri0r Department sla!l he bound by the action
laid lounin
THE FOLLOWING rNOFoStT10H,
wlicl, the Indians Of all ttln parties hive agreed
| to supI.urt. The following is memorandum o'
tho agreement ''Ths board OF lnAlan Coinns.
pioners approve and will endeAvor TO secure the
passasa u bill establishing untet! stasoe
Courts in the Indian Territory during the Pres
| ont senaion Of Congress. They further bolfove
that the wefaro Ut the Indians requires the
establishment Of Hosno stronger legal gov
erEment. Which will conform to troat,
obligations In such manner az L
moro ciroctualy prevent the Introduction
OF white rersons in tho Territory to secure tht
Indians ii, tue full possession Ut these lands
They are also heartily in favor Of 10 making tht
intercourse laws M to rondeF thon nors
stringent and effective IN protecting
tho rights OF tho Indians in nc
curuplishs.lg tbs purposes for which
they wore lntondoh. 1t Is believed by partto
interested that nttaInrt to sacure all the le[:
| islaton By tho poacs ConlnisAlou "onla reEni
III tue defeat Of all tho 1neasn1os. The eatAb
iiHh,lsut of tho Court il vsry aecessary to th!t
There is comparatively little opposition. I'll
l'eaco conmssion will restrict its efforts to tia
s:.1,;Eo projeet, aud will doubtless bo successful
, 1875-01-16

htkclal DiIuatoh 70 1h* EA1cass 7Fi5Hae.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 15.-Ihe Post Ollca annna
statement, adyauco shecta, shows gross rev.
euue from I'LL souscoa during the year Of $l4s'..
l02.o5, being an Increase Of S8,048.67. lteeelEea
on daposit fsom country offices, s23, 372.b5; ~
GA domostic money orders wero Issued. fol
$203, ,3oulo; 63,6l5 orders paid. amounting =
DUl. .5G1.i5, The foreign uoney-ordsr bnsilessslg y
uni,nlortant, excens the 0or1na,. OF Hh.ch ~
ware paId, amounting tn ai3 .4l.s5 Total lstts"
aud postal eards delivered, 3.4s1, has; ne*s
papers. 74l,aa4; lstteru. caris, papers, md CT
guitars collected, 1,U84, 3a3
, 1875-01-16
THE FINANCES.
HANk-EOTE PRINTING.

Special U1sputch to Tke CAicaos Tribune.
WAaHlSnroH, D. G., Jau. 13.--rhe Banking
and Currency Committee this morning decided to
roport bill providing that hereafter all bank
note printing which nesds but ono impression
shall bo printed At tho Treasury that OF all
printing that requires two impressions, one
print shall be dons at the Treasury and the other
by tue lowest bidder. Tho Committee will also
recommend that all National 1,auk notes snail
hereafter 10 printed on fibre paper.
THE rAEslpENT's FINANCE MESSAGE
h&a not been a.uch considered by congressman.
The general belief IL that the finance question
vii! not be reopoEca. mud that the oniy rsvenua
Tic Ways and Meana Committee will nsxt wses
conmauco tue consideration OF this bill. The
laeilic Mai! investigation las prevented the Com
..llttte trom attauuiuE any Ut lts regular busl'
Arss.
, 1875-01-16

LONDON, jan. 15.-Ths vessel ashore on Car
shore Point. Ireland il tho ship City uf London,
from, San francisco, CAL. for Liverpool. and not
tie Steamship City Ut London, from Liyorpoul
iur Now York. NJ Mas heretofore realurted
I4uSpoN, Jan. IL. - Steamships slberia and
Fraslce, from Hoatuh aud Holland, frum Now
York, AAys arrived out.
, 1875-01-16
FIRES.


AT CAgn;l 1tsI ElCH.
Special ii1rnt:;t to Tbs fA'ecco Tribune.
EAST SAn1SAw, Mich. Jan. u. Tho residence
ef john Quinn, at Catrn1son, WAS totally de-
et.oycd by tire this morning. Tbs family lost
c,,rvthing. barely eacapug with tLcir liyos.
Lpss about & 5uD. Insurance a1ght.
, 1875-01-16

RoxE, n. T.. Jan, 15.-pipkha1 Il Co.'s large
tannery at Lca Centre, this stats, burned yes
tcrday. Loss, ls20, 0,o30; insurance. 515000.
, 1875-01-16
NOTES AND NEWS.

TOM KscIEs SOUTHERN FAt1f1o JOB,
SEset4t Alstsch tV TIDE GhtcaJa Tribune.
WAsulSuToA. b. e., Jan. 15-Ths Sub-Com-
mlttee Of the lIousa Committee On Psclto Rail-
ro4ds decided to-day to report 10 tue full Colu-
, 1875-01-16
At CLYDE. Q,

gASDUsEy, O.. Jun. 1a--Easly thia morning
tho American Hotel At Clyde huroni. with all i't
fnr,iita-o. Origin Of tho fire unknown; loas
s,},5u1. fully insured in the Sun, of Cleveland.
, 1875-01-16

RUTLAND, IT., Jan. 16.-Two firos broke ont
here at nearly the asme time la3s night, and. be-
fora tha flames wero c1tingHinhe3. about ::4Cn,-
nG0 worth Of property waa burned. Insurance,
AlO0.UHQ,
, 1875-01-16

spIcai Disratca to Yhs Chieaes Tribune.
KEsosi1A, Wis, Jan. lion tho lnnrnipg Of
tho 12tn Inst was buFnad on the North Sits, in
this city, tho German Catholic Church OF St.
ticorso. Loss from c25, 900 to $780, ,u00. Insured
for $1,000.
, 1875-01-16

Men Upon Whom Ago Has Showed
White Hairs
Stand Outside in tho zrcic Zephyr, and
Shiyer in Tiers,
While 200 Counter-Leapers Inside
Wear New Necklics Daily.
Mr.. 1sccc1lrr q Healthy Sun.
ttowcr---Alrs. TiltoN q
Alollnlai1l-1puisy.

ffOWrr---AlrA. Tflt0Et q
nlo.lnlai1-D:tisy.
YESTERDAY.
MorIroN's p1nEcr EXAMINATION CONTINUED
Sttcial Uis}ateh to Tie Ch,eaeo TRIBUNE.
NEW }oRK, Ja1. 15.--Tho diroct examination
OF a1outon was resumed to-day, and at the cloae
Of tho HcAsion lie still IN tho chair. His tes-
timony related mainly to tie disposition of Mr..
WcBt's charges aGnilAt Tifton, aud tho effect Of
tho publication Of hIr. TIton'n LITTER to Dr..
Dacon. 1t was announced tint the 1ottot from
Mr.. Doochor to airy. Moulton would form part
OF tho evidence. a vulgar, tsoisy, aud impatient
| crowd hung around tile courtroom doors moro
| than an hour before tho proceedings we're
| opened.
nArtsa BEsttITr.
Ono peculiar feature Of lLis gathering WAS tho
presence Of nnmberof.. feeble, gray-hatred OLD
! mcn Despite tho currents Of biting, frosty air
which swopt through, tho coiridagH, these tlin-
| lloo.lcl old men fingered with tho crowd, and
| Eazod with envious eyes upon those upon whom
! tho doors were mot closed. Just before II
| O'Clock Bome ono Bhor,tef, Il Hero they come +"
aud immediately there was a racs to the rear Of
| tho Cour.-Ho,,Bo. Mrs. T,lton, her face
covered witba heavy laco veil. hung on tha
arsa OF young man with nullrcary whiskcrs
| next caMe Mrs. Shearman and lllB. Anna II.
| Field, each with a gentleman As tho party
n,,do ,t,sIr ,v,x t,,-s.', to ro,rt tha con.
| nA'>.' t"e" wy .v"".' .n' ,l','. ,"'1 eoo
daes OF ti'o crowd was Simply outrageous. Ana''
bio comments uron the appearance OF Mrs
| Til!on coarse jbes about the plaintiff and de-
fsnd,nt a. we,1 rnssod froc1y With cons;darn-
~" .,;e,a',,.s H. .sst. ,t'.n.',a, t.a;. 49,,
o4e "i'tea'5 tne p"t's ''te"oeo '"e'1 WY
through the hleA OF fudo spectators INTO tAe
| coutt-1oom
| YJo1ETs-Tt,ATs FOR BEgc11EN,
| 1,heo on,trmn mr. rnthor t,,a. ,,,rt resarvcd
i,oo u. VI, sAsu''' '."s ..' p".1 io7o''
ios tue ee"flsel, was iFaefaht Win ososs ot hos'
liouse plants, For several days pnst tho tablo
uoar alr. Boschor's seat has been decorated with
, 1875-01-16

Ind tlone hc thanked lin. Tloy Thought
Mr.. l1at1At3ay ought not to know tho
fncts. When witnnas tuld l'eccler that l}utlor
should ba conslitcd l;cecl,nr nattl ho Iii! mt
think much nf lIntIers nlnral hose. Int 1t would
be good ttlon to consult linn, Al lIo was "lbo
nInfI,
Mouiton road to 1iltnn nnil 1}eccl,et separately
tho Htatonont which lo Afterwards ron1 tn tho
Committee, md nske,t l,ocrhor II 1t wns homer.
milo fur him to make pucll n statement, n'rl
lIoucnor Thought 1t waa. Bcucher Bnhl lie tlhlnt
wini, to zoo Tillon tint lin nosench wnA al"'ys
standing rabnko to him, and nlways u,''scrysd
linn.
Adjourned tin Monday.
nEEc1tEu'a t.EvrEn OF nEF1nHAT1oN.
From the Arm 3'Hrk ttr1lhi'. ,''tn. IT.
Yesterday MIR. Morris, In tho courHo Ut his
speech, read tho following letter:
Maj 81, 1a73.-TD The 7rttsttrs Gf Plymouth Church:
tender herewith my resignation of Tho rarrn'l El-
3stFy of plymouth Church. For two ,yrn1B lfavs
ktnod with great Borrow among SOl In order to Hlie
fra,n ahan,n rrrtsin hustseIull. snco rorenl
InhtirhtIn nukrs Tits a,lyer puasttc, roalgn n,y
ministry aud Eetirc to private lfs.
1i,xMr WARD DEEonEE.
This whB wrtton by Mr.. Dercl,er soon after
tito appearance of tho Woodruff exposure. FIR,
Monlton, howevort persuaded him mt to forward
IL to tho TrnBtee1 and Mr.. Tton threatened 10
ahoot linn II, by Btlch confession, ho should de-
ntroy Mrs. Tiltar's character. Tho result waB
that Mr.. cecflcr did not resign, aud s lc.tor OF
resignation IL NOW for tho first time lnado public.
, 1875-01-16

LITTLE ltocK. Ark, Jan. 15.-MoLish 8imp-
son, 4 Choctaw Iudian, waa to bo hanged ut
Fort Smith to-day. IIc waB convicted Of murdes
a. tho late term Ut tho United Staten Court.
, 1875-01-16

DEATH FROM LAMP.ExPLosIoN.
WArAKoSDA, O., Jan. 15-1lrs. Uoasher. Of
this county, lato victim OF coalo!l explosion,
died yesterday. Her remains IRE Ell route for
GircleylIe, o., for iutot1nent.
, 1875-01-16

I.oNpos, Jan. l5.-rho steamship Alice from
Casd!n for Couytantinople. ltaa baen lost at sea,
aud twen&y persons were drowned.
, 1875-01-16

Az AprEAL Fon TIL: SIErl.ta OT FAsrl:'E II As1t'
MINOR.
CossrAaT1NorIr, Jan. 15.-T:o Committee G,
Isolief for tle iau,ino-Hsrie!en people Of Asla'
Minor urgently request the English alA A:nert-
can press to let it be knnwa tia. |hc:s
funds uro exhausted wllo tho ii Hrcsa il iuc7caB
iag.} Thoy rtase TINT 1t VII! bn ncscstsr; tt
clotho feed and give n,ctic.,l a.ss''anco to
poycral luudsod thousand peg;ol,s' until next
juno.
, 1875-01-16
FRINGE.

PARt3, Jan. 15.-rllo c.ltusilt!co appointed by
the Aascm!ly tu inquire into EntS''i:r.'a clre-
tlou IL composed Of nino nep!isn ri tho Left,
and oix ur tle Right. alt anti-l:oAa. IL t4a:1.
, 1875-01-16

DISCOVERY OF AN 1sTEHNa1tr!t taf.1Hr 1:-oT ATaIasT
The EIs.EE.
CorrrsI,aH.i%h, 4f TIC .'t:' 1:vrt ;'mt.
Br. TEfE!.sr"u. De-. 15,.-t.e i.'s1 ca,cert,-
ing tho extraordinary o3nhptrac' "i,a'. taa been
discovered in the central aud northern regiuus
of R,lssin lave now been tuiorably we'll ancer-
tainol. The ramifeatlanA Of tao eoInplracy
were 10 extensive, That atout 5 2oj porsons sud
to DO implicated in IT nrs ntw imprisoned, "llllo
q much larger number Ut "bsspcc:a" aso kept
closely undor puilco surveillance. Tho Prp-
curour Of tho Supreme Court Ut Juss'cu
ut Saratof il II, XhikharotT. Scno mo,itha
ago, In tho caurno Ut nn investigation intD
Il certain crime that lad been committed
in lis district tho pnlico obtained pos
ecnaioa Of somo letter.. which wcyo giyen to
tho pfocugcur fur lis per'lHal. lilo fouul in
them biuts of tho pxstol.ce OK wilt.uurcau cou-
ppiracy againBt tho tioycrnnoHt and he commits
nicatcy lis dibcuvety 10 NJ. DayiIoiI, Jl!d;;n uf
Instruction ut Tamhoff, Tho two Jnsra lul-
lowed mp tho clewH thus obtained, Rid sooii ~"
nortc to tho Government that tho "Iuter,a.
tiunnln" hau i.,.tigated tho formation os u plot
fur tI.e assassination Of the Empotor, tho over
llruw OF tho pre5ent Government. aud the cs.
tablirllmeHt OF 0 communicate republic. 1artM
tho paM for the propaganda Of the plot was TIE
dissemination Of a secret circnar a;nonE thu
worklnon md IlcahantS. Calling ufou illon 10
eotnb!no among thomselyca aud to rropara for >
Ecneral r!alily nSa1nst thu ndblos, tho 1ner.
ehants IND tne Iape,,at smp'oy,ers' "a. aoIs s.,ss
tho Rocvot pulico at Ut. Petcrshurg fance1 slsat
something WIS brewinE among tic 'NslliilttB,
thnt ,nost curious Of oil tho curious le1lssan
sccts, and q number OF tLotn were arr1sted hs1a
asll at sanlara assl Saratof. 1t WaA nov hul..
posed that tic ,ewly-tliHcoyered lns WAS nso oi
Nlhilist orEA, hut this suhpicton haa turned ous
to ho ual4e groll,lleas. Tie report uaao by tho
ft,ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-09
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The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS,
and other goods usually found in a frst class
Clothing Establishment,
would invite the public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con
fdent that can please the most fastidious.
My purchases consist in part of the finest of
American, French, Scotch and English fabrics.
Boys, Youths and Mems Overcoats, of all
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is the largest and most complete of
any in the city. An early call is solicited.
S. DEALHAM,
oct Is SO King street
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAYgRWENING,, .NovEMB: 9

The Hawaiian Gazette says that twenty years
ago United States sloop- was Wing in
the harbor of Honolulu. Captain, now Admiral
-,, who was in command of her, having
received Information BY virtue of his position,
which led him to believe there would be an an
nexatios of Hawaii to the United States, com
mlssloned friend or clerk, named Jones, to
purchase quantity of land for him in various
parts of the city, the deeds to be made out 10
Jones name. Years passed, and Jones hav-
Ing died, some of his relations happened to
near that the records OF the Honolulu Offices
showed quantity of land owned by the de-
ceased. Iney made all preparatory moves to
bring suit for possession. Just as the prolimi-
osry work was commenced the admiral stepped
In With deed properly executed by which
Jones Is shown to have conveyed the whole
property to him. thus blasting the hopes Of all
the Joneses
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MIXED TRAIN.

Leave Lynchburg daily, except SUNDAY =.
90 q. M arrive at Danvilie Il.25s m. s,S at
Danvi]le 2.55 y. M; arrive at LynchAurc s -
2; m: This train makes good connection vt
Danville with Richmond and Danville trsns
North aud South; and at Lynchburg, with req,
ular Express Train on this line, in both dirt
tions. 'e''
WARRENTON BRANCH.
Connection between Warrenton and Main
Line, to and from North and South bound Msi
Train only.
At Washington, full connection with Nor,,,
and West; at Danville, to and from South snG
Southwest; at Lynchburg, twice daily to Mem.
PMS, Atlanta, New Orleans Arkansas and Tex
IS, and, ut Gordonsvile and Charlottesville
With double daily trains on Ches. & Ohio K. H.
East and West. ''
Eastward to Richmond, Petersburg an d South,
ana westward to Stsunton, White SULPHUR
Huntington, Cincinnati and the Great West.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Passengers for this line leave WASHINGTON
daily, except Sunday, at 7E5 a. m Alexanari,
800 a. m, and arrive at Strasburg 400 D. m.
Leave Strasburg st I 90 q. m, and arrive at
Alexandria ut p. m.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS run through with~
OFT change betaneen Baltimore and Ne,r Orleans
via. l'ynchburg, East Tennessee and Atlantis
Line, and daily, without change, between Bsl,i
more and Lynchburg, leaving Baltimore at
s. p. m.
Tickets, al lowest current rates, to all points
q. j. FOREACRE, Gen. Manager
j. NJ. BROADUS, &. I. a. ocl 80
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NEW YORK ENAMELLED PAINT. al.
IN ways ready for use; the best in the world,
combining beauty, durability and economy
furnished in any quantity from one gallon up
wards. For sample card and prices address
jy2 b. T. PEAKE s. Co, 1877 King st,
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DIR r GOODS.
y oT1oE'
FRESH STOCK


AT
RED UCED PR1CES,
1t is not our custom to publish prices of goods,
but will say to our friends and customers that
Oh an examination of stock they viii! find our
prices on all goods as low, Ind often lower, than
they can be bought in this CITY,
Our large sales enabling us to buy Dcmestics,
such as Bleached and Unbleached Cottons, by
the case and balo, we Can and do offer them less
than they are generally sold. 1t will be to the
interest of purchasers TO compare our prices be-
fore purchasing.
oct % D. F. WILMER co.
T ,ARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF FAN.
IL OK AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
October 4th, 1875.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore mar kets.
We have just returned from the North and
opening to-day splendid assortment OF goods,
embracing the newest and lates styles out for
tall and winter. Our Dress Goods Department
is complete and we make Black Goods spe-
clalty. We cannot enumerate all the differ eut
lines OF goods, but invite general examination
OF the stock. Popular prices may be expected.
d. +. BRASHEAR.
b. IS. Ho MES No. 100 hing street,
OCT Alexandria, Va