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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07

80 BALTIMORE Iab 1
POTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. j. Il. Barker,
will lesve pier 10, Light street, Baltimore, EVE.
RY TUESDAY, at 4 p. M. Returning, will
leave Alexandria EVERY FRIDAY, st tour
o'clock y. N.
The steamer SUE, Capt. James Harper, will
leave pier 10, Light street, Baltimore, EVERY
THURSDAY, at S p. m. Returning, will leave
Alexandria EVERY MONDAY, at 10:%0p. ~.
Freight will not be received after q p. m.
Both steamers will stop each way at their re-
s~pective river landings.
For further information apply to
J. BRODERS u CO., Agents,
NH Il IL King street.
INLAND s. SEABOARD COASTING CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAkEGS3aaksssMssSs
leaves the company's wharf, Washington, EV-
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at three O'Clock p. NJ, and Alexandria at
8 80 p. M; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
ut 3 o'clock p. m. This line connects at Nor
folk with the ships OF the Merchants and Mi
ners' Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and affords the chea pest and best
route to those cities and their CONNECTIONS
throughout New England. Fareto Norfolk 81;
round trip Sc. Tickets good until used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
FOR NEW YORK.

The Al Steamships E. q. KNIGHT -S1fes,
and JOIN GIBSON leave the COM saAaM
pany's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY TUES
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
Al East River, EVERY SATURDAY, at four
o'clock p. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07

TONDENSED MILK-This is thu best Swiss
" Alpine Milk, condensed with nothing sd-
ded except pure sugar 1t is admirably adapted
for al uses. Milk is the best and only natural
food for infants. This Condensed Milk is supe-
rior for infants food to even the purest of uncon.
densed milk, because it is uniform in quslity,
and will not turn sour, and is not liable to any
psrtisl change Whatever. Price 25e For sale by
ia 10 WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

This company offers unrivalled facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
snd will run their steamers regularly rs follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07

A GAIN WE GIVE NOTICE OF THE
"A arrival of a fresh stock, carefully selected
in the market at very low prices.
Damecey styles of Dress Goods which we sold
freely a: soc this season. Now we have bought
them to sell 1T 3lc. Ginghsms at 25 per cent
less than we sold the same earlier. Z styles.
New styles in Calicoes for Suits; more of
those cheap Percals and Cambrics ; lO.4 Bleach.
ed and Brown Sheetings and many other goods
all bought ut the lowest figures aud will be
sold correspondingly cheap.
nv n II. G.. SLAYMAKER CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07

STKaMROATS.

IF The Steamer
iS HARRY LODOR
Will leave King street street at 2 o'clock p: M:
daily, except Sunday, for Fort Foote, Fort
Washington, Pennington, Marshall Hall and
Glymont; returning, will leave Glymont at +
o'clock d. M, and Pennington at 8 q. m.
On Saturday evening the boat will 90 no low
er than Pennington returning thence Mon
day morning.
For freight or passage enquire on board.
All freight must be prepaid unless accompan-
ie 38-lm JAS. QUINTIN, Captain.
.Eh SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after Monday, June 9th, until further
notice. the Ferry Boats will run according to
the following schedules:
Leaue Washington: 5:45. 7:30, $50, $3.50, 1890
and ll;30 m. and 1870, 1890, 2:3O, $3.50, 4:aO.
$50, 6:15 and 7 p. m. :.
Lsaue Alexandria: 5:45. 1870, $3.50, $3.50, 1890 and
1l:N q. m md 1890, l:aO. 2:3O, $3.50, 4,30, $50,
Sundays: $50, $50, 1890 and 11:so a. M, and
1870. l:3O, 2:3O, $3.50, 43O. $3.50, els and 7 p. m.
s. S. HOWISON,
lie 3-tf President Potomac Ferry Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
IN

rRENADINES.-We have just marked
" Down our line of Grenadines to prices tbs,
half cost prices-63, 8, 10 and lac up. The loss
on these goods is great, but we desire to make
prices that will be sure to close them out this
season. Black Grenadines from l24c up a large
stock. Psrssols marked down to closing prices.
Chance for bargains.
;eA) n. C, SLAYMAKER CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
NOTICE.

IT, NOTICE.
The steamer KEYPORT leaves her wharf, at
the FOOT OF PRINCE STREET, daily, at
1926 q. NJ, for QUANTICO, connecting with
the train for FREDERICKSBURG, RICH
MOND and the SOUTH returning, arrives at
8 35 M.
10 3-tf P. B. HOOE, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
GROCERIES.

~ NEW GOODSi
NEW PRICESl
The subscriber respectfully announces that
he has taken the store
NO. I47 KING STREET,
and is prepared to offer 8 full and carefully SCI
lected stock OF
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
at prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts Of the city, and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
inspection of stock solicited
my 5-tf F.. j. DAVIDSON.
w. A. JOHNSON.
Success or to johnson s. Sherwood,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast Corner Cameron and Royal streets
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
IF All orders from the country will receive
prompt and careful attention. jan 2S-tf
McBURNEY & SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GKOCE.
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWE
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERRING
and Ma OK EREL
NOS. i66 AND 40 KING STREET..
washington Hall Bullding,)
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filed. NH 3l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07
THANGE OF LOCATION APRIL /, 1876.
V1CroR BECKER
Has taken the commodlous house and store
u 9th St, Ia. W., near f.,
~ Snuuras .hnya Pa ava

Has taken the commodlous house and store
5O2 9th ST., IA. W., near +,
e squares above Pa. ave.,)
Washington, -. q.
Where he will continue, rs heretofore, the sale
of PIANOS, ORGANS and other MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE.
PIANOS for sale on easy terms.
yg4~ Tuning and Repairs of Pianos and Or
gans attended to. ap 10
GTRIPED AND CHECKED SILkS-We
- have in stock, purchased this season. some
ten or fifteen Dress Patterns OF beautiful Silks,
which we will sell at New York cost price.
Cali and see them at once. Also Pink, Blue
and other Colored Grenadines for children, re-
duced from 37tc to lac per yard. New goods
opening almost daily, and prices very popular.
ID. +. BRASHEAR,
81. r. Hoomes. No. 100 King street,
10 u Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07

INLAND s. SEABOARD COASTING CO..
-ofthe-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-07

of the
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
or.rIclAI RECnRD 0F NOETGAGEs.

81 ;c !, 3 ct :, ytsls -. $4,000
il "a nst1licr; Year. o.- -'' 1850
hlG -5S 81. 81 t.-: va - 1000
.c Of Ia,e We. var i-. Gooo
'C ~ Of s,lsi var 49, -. eco
Sull a., Mary T. ana hu.' md. % ET'ar'rs lic'rh'r
y,srs. '''".' ~ '' ''. ~ go
'..i.'. ~ '''S -. 100
Ei.Le tiar. H. 10. husband. to Jas Kelly, OF SSH
cot . 5000
y i1- 20 80 - .'''a-'''. 90
Alien. GurlfI'. To Alex Al Brown. Il sO otn st e oi
4 6IJ'
Har .J.Iaes, vile, 90 dwarf liaz1rC aId o.itrs
MS O.. l. "a = W ...:N; I;h ......... =
~ 90
lOG,c 81 }. Y.EAvAcv DI fty ,o-.et'r.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
Da5i;lcce Chances.

ADAMS BOON PRESS FOR SALE CHEAP.
= ?..I.r aus i.ee.. t.i'n 90 .f@, a.m'" n"H
AL .f,t in a. ,tia, l. c'icir f'r .ai A..H
i,cr ..,a... H. s. MIths.IA. 4Ss..fcs,
HlT M4lertf., lA.li .tit.l", itAn.
: SMART Wadr-aWatc, cuc!-rt .c }OUH@ maU,
= With small crlfI, Nslfnl 90 fAi.I.LA i an t7ifb-
l,..d t. 'a,.a, lia.a lar-t aud b.. Itt" tri tu.
ariv rt.l r. 10 tItrr Ory DU i,rs'.
Aadl,ss a, BoA 10 IipDac uiice.
NOYFRELL g. BABCOIK CILiNpEE
= r..-s I.H fALr CiEtr.-A "ro'lor r.'ts, 2''.,,,
tnor a....y.s A. e. NI.,ANfN. As-ipbrt
or hiIp' s.., Pl.aotliuH.
y-9R SAIT,-An o'G-rstl'lisicl ci,Gr stare,
win ,qinpl, roll n rear. Ia class isas al ryf,'
tg.Isr .-l e .trly - l.i li. rt il ''o .i"ir
y h, !c 90 ~. lat,I, a. Ne.'t at-, NrHt4 OLD
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

- ,,,..., ,.y,..
= Iuft Tti,' AlNILLbr f..cEIVlp ATTlEur-
t'%N =. - ,L H MN, T ri. ny s,,i. rv'? see
~ . ave. -or r.r-.,s '.lls.. st 90. ID .:t OFFICE
,iiss ANA L~4. A4.a-l ~ 20 . D. 49,, -. regular
. ssi+rANT VIrRSF.-A vonn, Fnclish Girl.
Z 49,. l. a., I... i. i.. D., al, a..istau, uur.t
W 'f''"'' .'''.''' ,--
LADY SPEND D}tkptER, Wiote TINE i
u 't, i,r. ,.1. OK owr,he a.
dr,'.d. r. r.. rroAa' o'''".
4 n t{DIIsn\'s MOI trq,st worthy nud rpli-
= h.,, ~ ~, .r,'i IN e,'','r iiin Al al
ora,rati. .as.
Y8U[i. American gii wants SiIt A
= 7,n< 10 ,.si., m .,, .t.i ~ .Is.ao, ec1c
of e D. o. - he s.a 'y , ., q e"a'Ty ~ n.
m i,l,.,y,. hove lGtl 81
" ,,7-- o. l,,r,f 1,,,Y,,,
coon Gt ~ XXX ,..,' :" ioii oi .oS iM aa,
ay s 70 'l lr.l t so'i O.. chant ., ,.. raa
s5nHl ~ - a. D., 49,, t. ,riI ., tIst. - ''' "' we
,nI->G iADy vi he's , sjlugtiou gs CASH
z r ,,i...,g, a. lon pm, other ia,ia-- cqlac,fy not
r,i'., ,"'... ,,r '.cIrr< v'+, A. shr ra,, ear:,
a., - i., "a .rr .fIuIot o In ths Ireaury depart
mat q g. aaG can .o & e , Ss. rgs. ,r s. Isl a. ~
ass -'i's'. b." 4l-''' 9'''' ~ '''''''' ~ " 80
al TIE inEE BUREAU. No. 6f3 cth-
= a., ,,-t,..ri,. ~. an 80 -rinpluyrra VIII ind
nsuir y - d o-. sDi.rs' ,;-..r - eras'rna :,
u'H' % , mem ot, ani ,tr.usl s,ll,! Al .Ae s.ort-
W, w., ~, .,. .' ''"'''' 'N'' ' ~ " |
''' notice -
GtAMnt IAi) au.t WI "l'>7 ~ Il. q lioyy'
~ con ci 20 80, Win .iuh rt'il ! ~
hE arg iI'''. ''' -. y -, ''-'' 20 49,
W. 'i'''
ENhIHENiiAip-i.v Prot 'Siini Sill ID 40
.-'r ', -" a., @,,, W se' is y, t.r.f o p
near .3isi
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
OFFICIAL RECoED OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
NIN lNNN NIIl
43ast O. o5 p " ~ MaIson.s7o, 1G.SY1oo.5; LEWIS


llG+i al. n s. eGG 6 70 Of 2taVe, i-.fXl0nll aso,
ll6ihst n s, 9s3 n Q uf % 2yt, i1IlO0.ll John
HuI ay l'eufy ATs'ice ir SO OU
2;il s 25nl, n Of lst 9,e, - SX938; Theodore
~tfou 10 i.y yiaI Il = ,OU
JSfh 81 2nf n o. SHAVE, "l. l.flFI9S9; pall brc-
and " 10 u ,amue, sicGib"n -.-.-.-..... l5OU
'Feiicnba,g to florence wisousa - ooI-O . 1900
A5i 5i 90 S.l 81 - s5a " to 81 saf o oooO
Fgirin0dntnye % FJdttrlrre, G q Fl g. Bro1d-
ct - 'US6J0y 50; Joseph koeler and wife " her.
FUrlcr Nonlh
g - & 30 6 i1 rnsod and 20 I,1gpr q ,,eiaj 80
Ej.,,- aid Vie to = GTas -. Eomrl
SHAVE, " cor lf3lsi, IL xla3lO 10 ltlt-s', |'h
l2i IL, look As = paIt OD Louis Phihps ana . oc
vile Co. John y isd .'"N
Madison ave r. cor " Ctr H. 9iV2Ot to57th ST, "a
par o.. also Sd ave { 3, 7o2l2t II ol "tthSi 1}H
1U9i l2ypr' 90: RO tta ~, D. T., 10 III " o. hti,.
ave, l2jx7&sy nr. lar % par, 90 also Grand
B0llcy r.. 4.ll /. p ~ i:ptlst f.A 90 y g"Tl oli
as1 w z 0, R.,adwar. 9pS5sio Il Ot 1j5ti 81, IT.
regular "a part 90 ; a'sp hingbilige iOai "
(N aS iaE0n lights; same tu -aue -----...-- -'ohn
esd S., u 2IgI ~ shave, JONlOOJi Grih.l rove
vie 10 10 Il ~ watson. Nolh
Mciir-lane s SJ5 II " oi Iiber'Tst, l5llL39x II
regular: .rcuCe F.rlcy and wife 10 john cite" '"ln
81 a,e 2 ga q H o. 79I -, 2o.3 1zSJ i.9stiila
Smith ard to Is-ettc Sluun .........- 1910
26tlSt 500 IL e. " lGthayc, 2JAJ5.j; Ictef Wade
and Njo 10 Thomas Wadc Onuu
IFIsF
2l Amitysf ti.1w West 3d, JOaG No0Tc T. Michael 80
COO. . ~.
lOICiai.l !. /. SAVAGE Deputy isRihtef
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

TNMAN LINE.
Roya! Nal Steamers I;od ia sal IS follows:
FOR piFENSiDNN AEp LIZ kEhIJJL-
CITY OF GrOOh1 - N....rAIt ItDAN Fri. =, ~ y. m
CITY OF MOS hEA l-... ~, q i'AN. Feb. l2 al a.
CT. pE - L.. - % !, is'A !, Fci' ~, as D "a.
CITY oF ANiH Ell - VEHAN. No.. : atnoon
oGoh suco. odnV b9turiay. from Pier -, \. L.
itH Df rA5SAGI.
CABIN. St0. go. and 500 gold.
SrEEEAL L S. cIrTencv Draft. iEsToi PtlOwesi rates
For BIN Ia's4As .ui general bastss apply st ihe Cll
Once, 80 ~ sitefsc 81
81 Broadway "i Tri : d. r. q. JOHN a.. Dali, Asctt
NEW-IOkn AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINE.
Thesa frstcisss et~ams f1 rrgnarly AZ H. from
Pisr 80. H. NoIti ~ 'r. ~ iolOws; -. -. -
-toaWe.i it COLT u "a p TUESDAY, Feb. y
st.riusrip titia-ti-,T c1TG.Titl iSuAN. F,'.'t.
anry 10
VILLA " 4. ~ DE . CO., NJ Eowiia. -sr.sh
NCKEi.iAi.. IL iINE e. 90, Agent. ~ Hht.n.-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
C-eH!ielrp
furniture.

TOR CASH BUYERS-Velvcteens Carpets,
II Maf4es -iotas C.ss.lsIc, OYc.cc - Horse ani no1
rls.,krts Z .'Afs Ggctrons Shcctng. Upholstery OOps
ls9 EoGes. &c. ANDREW LESTER 4 90. S1l broadway.
EURNITURE, CARPETS, aud BEDDING-
j. IArs- stock superior ousiy. and low prices At B. ~
cUWPf KTF WAIT a. Coz, ijj snd I57 Chathan-.;.
Great IN prices for next 80 days Chamber sos
tron glis.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
Orsnn 6leamers.

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NtW-IOKK 10 BRISTOL (Eugl-DfRECr.
Taxing Ccis pSssencers foT LriGo, Newport
Gloucester Ni'i a lrI'ts IN Bristol Channel.
Saing from Fer IS E~si Hrcc
CORNWALL. EIuBrcT. ~ ESDAY Feb q
spM EH-lsI, i.~ItN fci 2.
cabin fasSagr so, cnrr'nrv; Excursion sI20 lnioiWe-
date S43, Ceury. eeoragr F,D FIsiai steer
scc t'r aca IS @2G. Drafts upward. fof freight
Iass9 "a. Ruply 10
" d. MORGAN Agent, No 20 south St Now.YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

fOH IONDIN Dli..UI
hoLLhsmp % o., ;; .. H. iiX,trP616, % " " IL
EGIlr .....i e'. 90. J. 49,. III. L >.r' ~ :" N
ta'rl pagsace sGu 80 cIrr.1cy, Si'erslc AZ r'
rr0uced lrcrs Return urkcs At re'rcot rates lrrpnd
rtrc.l-e ck.t frur I'r.Do s t' lowest rcs. Apiy -
w '--! I N. j. H Nsr. MaAaser.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

TTOUft WORK.-A Young gil VI les a z
u.t.n to 20 h0,eeork or chanoernsl 49, "aiite
-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

ETASiilNG.-A respectable woman tO ta'c
~ 90 vasnug - go oui ~ the day good io'onaH'e.
/ ,J59 Biaye. second floor.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Thursday, Feb. 3.1s76.
The following auction sales were consum-
LII he I,rn SaearnOn today:

IN 4. J. Blescl;sr & %. 49,
andb brown stone front mouse, Win
1T Of Mest 2istst 1O< II " OF ItheVe, Z].o1 ,oo
Ol7N2G2AlUO; AuteuT --------s lo'"uV
BV Sfssic 6 C1rtsr.
pnldng With plot WeEj G3u-st. n q corner OK
S;rtnI Boulevard, IIot 5S.3x1D 4 lI75K 1908; IA l.
By E H. Lnfi0r & Co.
lots . of Madison ave, 35J r. Of 44thst each -.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

pOSSN0RE HOTEL, junction Broadway and
viii Ice oprnr,i of IrssyJa oi sIesti oh Tu -
DAY, Evb. .. a. r0Pllir prccH . , ,,., 49,, ,.,..
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
ffIp iUariso

YNANTfD-Asupo ADV ERIlSlNG CAN
w NAe@El,. om.oari, inrG n ,iNs- hi'in"i AO"a'
inducements. Ad1Io.a Box 4,stu PJ.t0.icc.
xLANTED--An American woman "a CooH,
w AID tohssst with aslns IA tSi! Ni.fc .u ~
hoiu ar Amyr.c- th- tist Trrson terms thi tA'
" 4 be male satisfactory hdres' nIhi Al "'A -
lIallL
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
Droot,nr ,lropcEil @ cel.

ENGR SALE or LEASE-GTOHAGE STORES
--toes 500. nG h,lant,c Dock iip.!ag Eatt Il. ,
ai Oiu.u. /. alnI. Ie4iF. hfI.r -
,. u. sC.fii.IFLiIV, - Til.llna -.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

y eIt.t,i-.frp fT.- Ef.l,Fl.-.S vF.w YORK.
~DUIfIANPTps. Ac.r BHEMEN.
COMPANY pI..I. fnrft ~ Stt' c ii>I. LOEOAl.F.
p}f.ii f; = 50 r. en- ~
- te AZ tF. - y - ! ,i, 20
!. .ATVN or PASS CT t-ul NTW NO'T 90 SOUTH ~
TOE. HAVEE OE B.E.f fEN: .
FlESI CABIN. i N-H'f. Sf'NNII f' RlE, sbu Gld
STfEEAtf, so Clrre.. 49,,
pcuru Ticket a. TciutO! a;cs fTclad t.r'l'h' Ne'IH
ezf-a. {. rIrcrrr.
For freight o. Yassarr a'i.r IN
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

YOUNG American gi wants SlIt A
= TlnN 10 assist 'n 7y .'ai "i aYs'"oe 81 e"nr or or
u he sS"l. city a. country. Ia
ro,' i...i.r.ta. Nt -'c PtDi ae Ant hoMH IL htAt
10 Gih.iyr. aboye l0t -.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
iia5icd! 3n5.rams'Iis.
Ei.ualica5 DIgitl--fcmI'c3.

for cls., CO. .-1..i.4ca;i .l.. ''gea,
-,
&-aai.Sh5 >1@GitI-~IF IFHlI.-'.
~- -
( NhiBt--Hf e''D.t SflN" 't''i - ~" '' - 'il-
A ug ,f ytes' cr o. 'rtr'- l2l f5 81 -i 80 ~
NOOn.--A tlI,,-alasS co.6 ID liI,f-.lgss city
u family uo ol,cl'n nto fbo coase We %. il snaI
family: has lived 60 yeat- la-i ia'st
~ d. q. .ui, ,'',d Jcst,i tUl 10 cljcN 90 oc.o-s
"A gn .ff. -y., f.t,
,,,.,,-,,-.5--,,5-- 70 I 90
& Won iHL lt'toLfl b''N--t'J = - - -,
cook v-u.e !ioa.I a.,a ! = y gr,,,r H., co.
rire- = s' 'ne f'" ~ ''.'i "N 49, '~- ' -
a1'f' iuli''-
TDfk -H,r,.ei t.V 70 lflr Woin'n
'S,S I'm : E ,i,oa .. ,. !, q
;, f1,-'' ~, --'''' O-'-'- - ~
- D., ~ 80, ~ +--,,.
'OOh, " ANbbn' +ii 'h'N tN-i'l ' e'.,tt
bf.ad ~, b-cl. ''u.f r's .r un era te': tc So =
.t,' .'.,, ~ t...,.., 80 ,n4 ,,.st s.t..t cor..f
ct'e t' '4'i-'''+9 1A''@-'N - - 'D ' -
h''''' )
iApE~~ - XIII ~ fc'. liS'-f IS; Gi,''-
- I.', .'e.,,''I'1 1 , - 'tAt..s H. D..
1-.'',... Dl.,. 4H
''
tOiItt NGRh.-t VD!lg g-tl W 'ipS n -
z ia, -o 90 l5,...,, or A. ia.uberinad At Naiite
u l.e.t lttt =
"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17
POLITICAL POINTS.

Ex-Gov. Seymour is out in letter positively
forbidding the use of his name in connection
with the Democratic candidacy for Governor of
New York.
The Republican State Convention of Mis-
souri,, in session at Jefferson City last week,
nominated Congressman Geo. A. Finkelen-
burg of st. Louis, for Governor, and G. G.
Allen, of Jasper county, for Lieutenant Gov
emor.
The following is the ticket placed in nomina-
ton by the Democrats of Michigan, at their
convention recently held in Detroit: Gov
ernor, W. L. Weber, of East Saginaw; Lieu
tenant Governor, Julius Housman. of Grand
Rapids Secretary of State, George Fl. House,
of Lansing; Treasurer, J. G. Parkhurst, of
Coldwater Auditor, Gen. J. W. Holloway of
Hillsdale; Commissioner of the Land Office,
G. ". Green, of Pennington Superintendent
of Public Instruction, Zelotus Truesdell, of
Ann Arbor.
The Tennessee Democrats have nominated
Gov. Porter for reelection.
There are now two Republican tickets in the
field for State offices in Arkansas, headed re-
spectiveIy by Gen. A. W. Bishop and Joseph
Brooks, as candidates for Governor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

TUESDAY, Aug. 8.-Senate. The Senate
passed the bill to establish the Territory of Penn
bina out of portion of Dakota. Edmunds called
up the reports of the majority and minority of the
committee which investigated the circumstances
attending the late election in Mississippi, and
it was ordered that they be printed in the
Record, and lie upon the table. Logan,
from the Committee on Military Affairs, :
ported adversely on the House bill to par
don deserters from the army, and it was indefinite
~ postponed. =. The Senate then resumed consid-
Grafton of the resolution of Morton to print 000
copies of the message of the President and accom-
PanylDg documents In reference to the recent
trouble at Hamburg, S. c., and Eaton spoke in OPP
position thereto. He was followed by Patterson.
VINO spoke in favor of the resolution.
HouSe.-Landers introduced bill to secure the
prompt resumption of specie payments. "A bill
was passed to print 100000 copies of the report of
the Commissioner of Agriculture for 1874, and 200.-
0OO copies of the report for 1875, AMI
appropriating $780, 600 therefor. An effort
was made to reach vote on BANDS
Silver bill, but flibusteriHg the part of
ment. Lawrence introduced an amendment to the
constitution for that known the Blaine School
amendment:
ART. 16, Sec. l. No State shall make any law re-
spectlng an establishment of religion or prohibiting
the free exercise thereof.
. SEC. 2 No public property or money raised by
taxation or from any public fund or property ia
any State or place subject to the legislative
OF Congress shall ever be given to or be under con-
troll of any religious sect or denomination
''SEC. g. Congress shall have power to enforce this
article by appropriate legislation"
Referred to the Judiciary Committee. =. The
House the scene of another lively political de-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17
A Dreadful spectacle.

[Perakn DULY ~ Cor. London Times]
Yesterday evening I witnessed dread
full spectacle in the village where the
headquarters are situated. Thirty eight
persons of all ages, from infants to old
men and women of 70, came in hungry,
haggard, and footsore. They stated
that they were inhabitants of three vii
lagos of Stara, OF Old Stara, just over
the frontier of Servia. On the 18th
inst, Circassian troops of the Turkish
army entered those three villages, named
Zernolishte, Vranishte and Treschnicza,
and commenced general massacre of
all the inhabitants except young maid
ems, whom they carried off to sell into
slavery. The fugitives whom have
seen were saved by the interposition of
Servian volunteers. A subscription was
raised last night, and the fugitives are
now here.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-08-17
rFrom the New York Tribune1

The reduction varies from lU to ~
per cent. Those who have received a
high rate of salary have been cut down
more, proportionately, than those paid a
low rate. Take the case OF dry goods
clerks. War times make little difference
to them, for the reason that the business
does not require much skill or training,
and there are always fifty applicants
ready to fill any vacancy consequently
they are never able to force high ate
of wages, and always take what employ,
ers are willing to pay. Hundreds OF
Well-dressed young men receive $o
week, work fourteen hours day, and
live in garrets. This class has suffered
greatly this year, large numberof stores
having reduced their hands on account
of the dull times. Walters may be placed
in the same list there is scarcely
standard rate of wages they have no
organization, and take the best remune-
ration they can obtain.
In 1869, a careful examination OF the
books of forty-fv trade societies IN this
city gave total membership OF "a, 425.
The largest was the Laborers' Union,
with 5000 members the cabinet makers,
with 2, 100; the printers, 2,150 and the
tailors, 2,100. In 1871, Lightweight or
CARNATIONS, embracing every class OF
meu engaged in any occupation, and
combined in society, was estimated to
have 70, 1872 members. A careful estl-
mate of the numerical strength of the
trade organizations to-day shows the
number to be less than $4,000. There
are two reasons for this great falling CIT
in membership. One is the inposs1-
bility of the members to pay dues, and
the second the impossibility of the COM
bination regulating the price OF labor.
So soon as an Organization loses its
power to control and dictate, it is no
longer feared nor courted by working
men.
wOMEN's EARNINGS.
The average weekly earnings OF
woman at the seventy three occupations
open to her in this city are 81. In 1879,