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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

malt bespinst ibn ni6t. unerl9dtter
unb mannbaft bebarrt er In feline
pfidt- pas III erO6. bas TT berrIi6
Dieler RatOwt& tt bic 3ierpe. Der bod.
fe S6mud bes IIrfsnrethes ; benr
er 1T eth gamer Mann-feine Tale,
pon elmer Dunoelsele lsbt In tbm."
Der RuRe ld9elte, Der Tirfe brebts
bsftig an Shaurrbart.
"Nebmen gle mir ntbt itel, lieber
Ofermann II 1prah G 90. ~Was
Sie pa eelaat BADEN. ftnb chen bod
npr Dbantufereien, s%mpfuusen unp ers
5eugt I'm Nebelanoe pes jcealen."
SD ssbe su, 5eu pafha." psrleBte
Ger RiinfIer, "pas fir Spsnle Die Sc,
b:nsluft aueroinss a~usgesansen III tn
einem Staate, rpie Sie ibn fnlwidelt
tabsn. 9lutSoerpancte linb Helisipn
unD ddte Runn. Dat '8elisiOn fsine
Bsredtisuns mebr pann firbt naturs
notbpenois aue Runf. Bc3u aud
Runf fir eiaen gulturfaat, ben nur
aaftbisre uno 6unoeieelen beS5lfern
pitfen? Darum fnbe i1 SIREN 3prn
assen 8eItston uuc @etRli1fett iebr
tlua nnp %perfdnDie. Sc III rptrfltd
Ssltem in 3brem Stanbpuntte, berr
pal6al"
= (Gprtlebung fclgt.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
Ger fuatS1ettstB1e pafd a.

fuatsrettstSIe pa@a a.
DerlsIbs Yrisfer, rpeI9en bic Sas
paHsn our@ Seraismos Soften ses
f6ltppt, tetrat pas 3immer. Seins
aleipune nor pom Staub unb S1mus
seretnist iein NnaeI&t sswalben Inp
istn 6unser seftut wurpen, un Dor
Dem pai&a erl@sinen su t5nnen. Dsns
nod Sertdnpete feline absemaserts. Don
Gleno sebeuete @etalt laut eenue bic
srlitteuen Wibbanplunssn. Na@ elmer
psmftbiaen @erbsusune Dor benz 20
l1a, erpartste er tn bsldsipener, aber
tubfssr unp F@ersr 6altune beHen
Befeble.
WufapbaS Wtensnlptel ,purbe fin
fer unb bart. Setn bunfles faatss
mdnnii&es Ause mari etnen Tsdens
zen Nusprud oes Dates uuf ben@eits
ItGen.
n8ie bsiben Sic 2" beeann CT.
nD1Dto HatCtpt6."
nDsebolb trurpeu Ste perbaftet? {"
"Neil i@ WeGe seleien, Bei6t &C.
lelIsn, eas Dprt Gottes perfinoet unb
S%tsrbsnpen bic betItsen Satromsnts
eelrsnpet babe"
,Ste masteu, bae Sbne1 BE
Staatspslsse iepe seiflide Amtspers
rt6tun9 unteriaSten, - weSbalb &C.
bpy@ten Ste ntdt 2"
vDeil mir Der Staat nt1t perbietsn
fam. uosu mid @ptt unr mein Aml
usrpFt1ten."
|, ~Auseesei&nt!" ftse Der paldu
bsrsur. ~Demna@ sluubsn Ste, een
Staatsseiessn fetnen 0eboriam 81
i9ulcen 2"
l. yWit llnter(1ieb, Grcelsnsi Su
aaen irciiden Dinsen iino mir 8atbo.
lifen Der ifaatliben Obristsit gum Sc,
bcrlam Ssrpfi9tet, tnlofern Die Obrfs.
fett nt9tS sesen @ewtGst unp 0ere1
ttefett befeblt. Su alien relist5ier
Anselssenbetten aber sebcr9en pir rlu,
Soft nnp isiner bstltsen StiftunG be,
tatbolilhen 4tr@e; beam 90 bat fetnl
weltIt&e Obrtsfeit @a&t BON GOt
auf benz @ebiete bes uebsriret1Gen."
~Des ueberiroil9en Dummes
3euS" rtsf verd@tli@ Der staats.
mann. SO stbt nur Srpi19es tn
3ei@e, ni&ts uebsrirbti&ss. au6 bt
@mtsperiatInBen Der YrteFer fno ct.
mas Stdttares, @reifbares, Btrflt
DIES, mitbin sebSren ie urter hi
Sbabcbett Der StaatssswaIt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

pli& nad bfr q eimatb.

Sern Der Ssimatb. fern ben Gieben,
Dtnt' Id oft an fe aurid;
Sn Der tbeursn 9eimatb hribfn
@ttt NIT 9iebe oft metn Bid.
Sinnr i'd 70 man&e Stunte
Gernr einGam unt allein,-
Su BEN Scr3en brennt bic Wunbs,
Mue Der 5eimatb ferne Isia.
S&Tne 9bGler, CRIME SuseL
SIumearei6e WteIenau.
&Unnt' i'd lGIen bod has Stesel,
Sb i'd eu& nod einmaI f&au!
Werbc i'd nod sinutaI bGret
Weiner 6eimatb @lpdrutOn :?
Seer ptrb bies SOfsn tebren
Gid in citizen Wabu uub Spbn?
Mrrbe i'd nod rinnnal gruben
Wein seIisbtss 8%aterbaus?
NuBte e. 10 lang SermiGen,
Srit i'd rstuenb sUe btnauS!
AG! eta %unnennbarss Sebnsn
Iretbt mid mad Der Setmatb bin
@urbe mid 70 sltidli& wGbnen,
SEant Id mad Der 5eiuatb 3teb'n!
SSlt mid aud bic YaiGt nod ferns,
Sn benz frsuubIUs freutben 2anb,
esu&tsu bod Der 5UHnuus Stsrne
Ntnft mir cine traute 5aus.
s.. g. Tnrf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Bon Sbyem S%tunrpunffe betra1tet
fam Gas 0olf pirfll6 nur Elm Qalt
tbier iein."
.Ni@t BON meinem Stantpunfif
Ionrsrn pom Stanopunfte elmer Ipeile,
Staatsleituna." e.wieosrte Mufopbo
,Das Bolt III pos luftrassnee Glemsn
i'm Staate, unb au@. eas unbeoine
ssbur&snoe. Dime bisls beiDen Gieen.
f6aftsn bdtie Sie srpbe, psrfanbesIOf
Mense 8Olf eenannt. tsinen 3wsd
Was mare eth Gameel. paS 1th NET.
CERT. eafen ~ trusen? Gin nublOlse
Ding. @oS ndre Elm Dumb, Der IN.
~bsetnetsn 0ebOriam Serweisert uni
fnurrt sesen ieinen Germ? Cine uns
brau6bare @rsatur. 8enau tasielb,
mare i'm Stuats Elm 0Olf, ras @ebOr'
lam uno 9aff Serwei9srt."
Der Waler mar nabe baran, all
6afuns ~ rsrlisrsn. 9iccOIo bemsrftt
otes unp Serlu&te, Dem @elprd6e sins
anrere 0encuns 3u seben.
.unbspinster @ebcrium If bod trpbI
rur isnen Ret6en nptbrsncise Bepins<
| une tbrer Grifen3, welde pas Stas
blum Der Sarbarei in ben BOLTS maHsn
nod ni6t pOufdnbis iberwunpsn bas
BEN" lasts Der HuHe. "Dasesen piIfts
Der Hcperne Gulturffaat befeben f5nnen
aud Obne rts Rnedtl&uft unbeoinsten
gebpriams."
,Mstnen ste?" unterbra9 TIN Der
pai1a. n@slder Staat fam beuts
nod sriiiren obne farfes Deer 8sis
net | ST Elm Deer m5sIt9 Obne COL
eaten? Netn ! Stno Solpoten m5slid
cbne unbeotnsten @sborlam +? Nstn !
Witbtn III fir ale Staaten unberines
ter @eberlam 9ebensprincip."
~Aber ni6t ALE Burger fno Soloa<
ten," wanote GtccolD Elm.
u9Iei&piel! Ger I'm Staats feline
lettenoe, bsrrldsnbe StsIune einntmmt,
muB unbepinat aeborden," rtef Der
pafha. allies muB iber cen Stod
peS lettsnren Etaatsmannes Iprtneen.
Seben Ste, meme 6erren,-p"
81 fredte cas LANCE pfetfenrcbr
aus.
~Gar, vOtwdrts J" ssbot er rem
6unpe.
GebOriamf iprans Gar tibsr ben
Stab.
ST cas- ni@t btbl1 2" rtef la@enb
Der pai&u. .Wie prd@tie, rpsnn
Aass uber ben rssferenben stOd
iptinst !"
Dies wtrb sei@sben, rpenrl ale
Staatsbirser gang erbdrmlfde 6unpe@
fselen ifnO." osrieBte Der 8infler. User
aber nod einen Gunfen bon Wenl1ens
wdroe In 1G trdst, BON Mannssiiols
uno Seltfadtune. Der miro ntGt se<
bnrlamf StOdfprin9e MAIDEN, wie Elm
6unp."
Der miro 70 LANCE p~reiirt unb ae>
criQt" ner16erte Mufapba. ,,bts, er
beerihsn, pae unbeptneter @eborlam
CUR Oronuns zines tdrfilden Gulturs
faates SebSrt."
Gin Diener ma6te Dem palda cine
Weloun9.
"Gr trste bier Gin !" bsfab! Der
ldrfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
(5C-titsrne.)

Sic srbiBen fi6 obne alien @runb,
mein lieter PER- Sfsrmann lprad
Wufapba. Die 8estsrunB bat gang
eOrrsft acknowledging TN 0site res
r1poernsn Stoatss. Seine Huge Ges
eierune pirp Wsni6sn siEe 5fentIt&e
Birtlamtsit aeftattsn, wslde etnem
ausldurifdsn Oberen sebctdsn. Die
fatbOlilden prisfer absr sebOrden cem
rSmilGen papfe."
,.9n uIt9iSlen Dtnsen !" nfIdrte
Sfermonn.
.0isuet&t aud etmaS in politit,"
tetanptste Der Yai6 .
.Netn!" wiesripraG entl9iecen Der
&dnRler. sd ielbsr bin SetbOIit
unO femme u,sine re!isiSlsn SFtttsn ses
uau."
.Sebe sinfGtsseIs Nssisrune miro
WabrtssIn sessn cine seifiSe Waht
srarsifsn Die einsn Staat i'm Staate
nfubrunsssemd5 ttIOst," iaste Ger pa
1ha. Der mpperne Staat culcet fet>
men @iperlpruh, fsin 6tneermB letner
@ntwideluna Dpn feiner Seite. DIR
Staat III b56ter, unSsrantwortli6er
Ri6tsr istner banDIuussn. 0as F&
I'm Bsrei&e lsiuer Wadt beweSt, mub
ibm unbecinst unterDorfen fetn."
yMitbin mare Der Staat-@ ott 2"
mari Der RInflsr Elm.
~DuS 1T u!" bsfannts selaRen Ger
Yaf&a. Die Gbri5ten baben cine 8is
teaebre, rpel&s beiet: "@ebOr&e Der
Obrisfett oeun fe III S!n @ott."
Snei6en mir oas @5rt1sn ynDn,"
uno Die 9ebre 1T ri6tig. Sfe beiet
iest: ~@ebOr@e Der Obriessit; psnn
fe if--@onI"
Gin tittsrss 2d@eln gilt bur6
OfsrmannS 3dse. In cener sel&rteben
fane .Gine d@:e Yaf@afaatepetss
belt r.
Sine tnFsnps uno erft5pfsnps@or>
'rsttur pss 8ibeltsrNs !" ias:e fOpfntds
sup Ger 3uGe.
.Wsnn bic Obri9tett WCtt tlt, mas
III ras @olf 2" frug Snerdtann.
.Das 9Olt III Der unbepinet 8ebor>
Genpe Sns6t cislss 0Ot1es," antpprs
tete @uRapbu. .Dtss drssrt-ptss
emp6u Sic? @uns ratdrli9 Dstl
ipeaIes GmpfnUsn fir Ste masssberb
aerorren. Die nadten Dirflinfstten
Ter DeIt nbsr, nit rensn f6 BE
Staatsrsstsruns su beiddFisen bat,
fiup nett ab bon Spealsn. Wan muB
bic Dinse nsbmsn, ME fe finp unp iein
miGen. . i6auen Sic btnaus !"
unp sr ceutete eur6 bic rfsne 8aitons
tblre auf sinsn ireien plaB, aber cen
f6 ssrars Gin 3ue i&Usr belacsner
SameeIe beweste. ~paben iene eafs
there Elm Rs@t our 8lase neil lis ri9t
pas freie, unaebuncene 2eben Der 05Sel
fabrsn Od.fsn2 Gsptb ni9t! eals
there ftno @lteeer elmer nptbpenet8en
Srpnuns. unb 9aRen mGfen aud
bic Wu0sn bss @Olfes traseu,-otes
9epprt 8le'DTaue CUR ilptDDenol8eH
StbnunB. Qas Golf 1T ra3u ba,
Steuern 81 sablen, SUlcat 3u rperbea,
fo0ie unbeotnSt ber Nahfdt Der @es
febe 3u 8ebcr9en."
Sfermann las nit lammenoen Au,
gen, uno feline leidt s~nt;inctare 8anls
leruatur bdnmte ft1 auf SeBen bas sc,
fdnpntb elmer i&amlus fH brdfsnben
Eyrannet.
vSts BADEN Re@t 5err pal9a! |"
!, fpru@ CT tm Ipne Der gerabtuns,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
Get pa(@a.

Gr5dbInn9 fIrbasSDl
Don
&curac son 8CIanbsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Charlotte Cushman, died at the Parker
House, Boston, al $40 this morning. Her aga
was 50 years and months She has been af-
hccd with cancer for long time, but was
letter last week and took short walk on Sa-
turday last when she took cold and pnuemonia
resulted. She was quite cheerful Yesterday
but change occurred at 2 o'clock this morning
and at clock she became unconscious and
death followed at the hour mentioned.
1t seems that the man Rugg who was shot
aud killed at Dubliotown near Tarrytown, N.
Y, Wednesday night, while in house with a
party Of burglars was acting for the police, hay
ing given notice to them Of the Intended rob-
berry and accom- panied the thieves ID accordance
with previous arrangement The man who
shot him was 20. aware Of the arrangement.
-Hepry Wood, colored, who with David H..
Skidmore, jr., is accused of killing the four 10
mates, including Skidmore father, of the skid
more residence at Deer Park l.. l., was arrest
ed yesterday.
The boiler ola portable saw mill on the
laud of T. w. Hager, at Framngton, Mass,
exploded this o. m., killing three Of the four
men employed about it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
E.ese Al asRENp's'E $50.

The difficulty existing in the Beard of Trus.
tees of the Coored School Building ASsocia.
tion has not yet been settled, the board oelrg
about equally divided in regard to the past u'an,
aycmeut of the business OF the ASSOCIATION, ana
the opposing sections holding alternate weekly
meetings to discuss the differences.
PC. c., Hugh Latham has been elected
Grand Prrlata aud 7. u. T., Geo. L. SlmpSoo'
Supreme Representative for two years oy Tue
Grad Lodge OF Knights of PythlaS Of Virginia.
la the procession here on the 22nd the i,
Sun Fire Company will have tw" Halo
ways fire extpguisbcrs 10 the line, one drawn
by horses, the other by men.
Large plumbers of ln7alids are passing oa''y
over the Vrgiuia Midland railroad to and from
Florida, where they g. to seek climate COD
dusive to their cocdlIion.
The marshals of the 22d parade held meet
ing last uight, but Transacted 20 business
leaving all arrangements TO the direction OF the
Chief Marshal.
The Filth Maryland Regiment have made
ARRANGEMENTS 10 come to thus cIty on the -Zau
via the b. & p. road, leaving Baltimore AT )
o'clock.
A meeting of the Directors Of the Alexandra
Library will be held at the Library rooms TO-
night.
In the Supreme Court of Appeals, yester-
day. the case of Ball vs.. Ball ct ais, was SUD-
mitted by Col. NJ. d. Ball, OF TINS CITY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
Trial of Gen. RabcOck.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IS U.On the conclusion
Of the session Of The court, last evening, Dis
trio, Attorney Dyer announced thar he would
have some rebuttal evidence 10 offer this
morning. Upon opening to-day Geo. Gavin,
he Secretary IF tie Board Of Police ComLals'
slouers was called for the purpose Of showing
the RS ri OF MasII, the letter carrier, Who
teStifv,: to re uruiug Two letters 10 Joyce. The
witness did not answer, and h. District Attor
uey immediately announced that the Govern
ment would put in no rchu1tal testimony. The
case was thcn d, clarcd closed SO far is ,vi-
dcuce was concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
The Mark cts.

New YORK, Feb lS-Stncks dull and
strouy. Money 3. Gold I344. -Four dull and
declining. Wheat dull ana declining. Coru
quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE. Feb IS va. SKIES, old, &c; do.
consolidated 90. W. Vas. 9. Cotton steady
and firm; low ,niddug rs. -Four steady and
unchanged. Wheat quic aud steady; M .
Westeru rcd rs; Pennsylvania roc l37sl39;
Maryland red ll5Al45; do. amber 81 81; do.
white l25 Corn firm; deo,and good:
Western active and fra; Southern white 52a62
Southern yellow hjahor at "a 60; Westcr1
mixed 81; spot and March. Onts dal and un
changed. Rye uomnaly fire, al rs 50. Hay
dull and unchanged. Provisions strong and
buoyaut. Pork urgncr at $3.50. Butter
firm and uncfangcu. Coff,e uUmnaly un
changed Sugar quiet ADD steady at lOalOt.
Whiskev very dull at LII.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
LONDON, Feb. lS-The Daily Telegraph IL
informed that statements published by the
Central Press, yesterday, that Geo. Schenck,
the American Munster, had resigned, aud that
his resignation had been accepted, were uo.
authorized.
BERLIN, Feb. lS.-The Gerich sblatt, lega
Journal, announces that the State Tribunal has
decided 10 iudict Count Won Arhim for trea.
son and issu, a writ against him.
LONDON, Feb. IS Tie Sta odard's Berlin
special says: The Bavarian Diet rcassembles
GA Monday next. Its believed that the Ultra
montana members will accept compromise
with the cabinet, whose designations the King
is determined net to accept.
MANCHESTER, Feb is. -Addle, Shaln 4
Warhuston, manufacturing chemists CT this
city, have failed Their liabilities are estimat-
ed at half u million dollars.
LONDON, Fco lS,-Of the t@cny nine per
sons landed at Deal from the Inflated steamer
Strath Clyde, many were greatly exhausted,
add three have since died The accounts oil
the number on board the Strath Clyde arc con
fl citing. The most reliable seemS TO be thirty
crew aud twenty-six passengers, Of whom | l
were saved at d ,ver. The total number who
persisted is put al l6. Two ladies and three
gentlemen are reported to have been picked
up b. passing vessel bound for London.
LONDON, Feb. lS.-'ihe Pail Mail Gazettc' S
Berlin special this evening says: The prose-
cutting COUNSEL has applied for the seizure and
$. uuesralion Of Count Won Arniu' estate 5
property. The announcement of tie charge of
treason causes profound sensation.
LONDON, Feb lS.-rhe Times has a special
telegram from Vera stating that he Atousisis
are attacking E,}eIla to-day from Villa Tu rita
AMI O;eiza Ali is quiet at Vera. The Car
lists have reoccupied Durango.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
TEEYFDT SILES.
.sy #. a. herby, AuctiOnee1
By Green d. Wise.

[Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TUM mission Frs SALE-By virtue Of q
" decree Of the Corporation Court for the
city OF Alexandria, Va, rendered st the Jaau.
sTy term. 1876 thereof, in the chancery cause ..
Charles w. Greenwood vs.. Robert Ceilings
worth CT ais, pen ling in said Court, the sun-
:cribers, SIS commissioners, appointed by the
sad decree will expose tor sale, by pubic auc-
ton, or SATU EDAI, the 18th day OF February,
1876, ri Il IN, in front of the Market Building,
Royal street, IL the city OF Alexandria, Va,
the INTEREST of Robert Colirgwolth and
Gcorgeanns, his vile, in and TO q SOU AXE OK
TWO ACRES Oh GROUND, in Fairfax co.,
Va adjacent TO the city of Alexandria, Va,
and bounded by Patrick, franklin, Henry and
jefferson Streets the said square of ground being
y part Of the real estate .. which Alexander
Hicks died seized.
Terms o.. Sale: SO much of the purchase
money in cash Ms will be required to pay the
sum OF Si50 Is, With interest on 5 Al, part
thereof, from tie u day of January, 1876, and
The cus.s Of suit and expenses OF SAFE the residue
OF the purchase money on credit OF six months,
with interest rom the day OF sale; the deferred
payment to be secured by the note of the pur-
,E,-scr w.tn approved security, and tue reten-
u N Of Lae title 10 the property until the said
note : paid. DAVID l.. SHOOT,
ALBERT STUART.
fob 3-eots Commissioners of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
FIRE CUMPAN ES.

Sun: Hugh Latham, George Dutfoy, Simon
Blondhein,, +. Travis, " esley DAva.
Columbia: X. Kemper, L. A. Windsor, &c.
Creighton, K. G. Lee, Joseph Hardy.
Hydrsu;on 4. L. Cnrne H. J. Nevett a.
G kell, Samuel Tennesson, VI. Waterman.
Friendship: J. B. johnson, B. +. Penn j,
Dugan, Charles Mankin, Norman Jenkins.
Relief Hook and Ladder Park Agncw, f. 4.
Car in, E. Wsrf5ld, J. NJ. Buchanan, Levi
Hurdle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
SENATE

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. lS.-The Senate
was not in session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House of Representatives was occupied
during the morning hour with the private bill
calendar.
MIR. Packard, of Indiana, introduced reso-
luton declaring that as this is the Centennial
year, the 22ud of February of this year be de-
clared National holiday, and that business be
suspended at all Government Offices
The resolution was agreed to-
The House then took up the bill for reor
ganizing the judiciary which was discussed at
length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
SECRET ORGANIZATIONS.

Osceola Tribe of Red Men: N. Ruben. John
r Gray, John Naiior, Wm. Davis, Charles
kidwcl.
Potomac Lodge of Odd Follows: Wesley
Avery. w 7 Mitchell 5. a Maniin, W. o.
Henderson, james Gale
Mechanics Lodge, knights Of Py.!ia:: +. T.
Lucas. /. E. Padgett, John |. Proctor, j. ).
Strder, q. j. Erwin.
Oriental Lodge, Knights Of Pythias: Dr.. a.
F. Cox, VIM barley W. H. Smith, Thos. &.
Brent, J. L Cox.
Catholic Beneficial Society NJ &. Harlow,
William kilgour, Judge I. NJ. Lowe, Il. II.
Latham, Orlando Wood.
Committees from other participating organ-
cations will be announced Ne soon rs appointed.
Firemen are requested to attend in unijorm.
The Committee reserves the right to refuse
admission 10 the ball.
Tickets one dollar. admitting gentlemen and
lad rs. ieo l'-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18

Among the strangers 10 the city yesterday
we're Mr.. Wisou, editor of the Marlboro GA
zatte, and Mr.. j W. Anderson, OF Neoras ka,
formerly a merchant OF Gee guam. Mr. Ao-
dersou advises all Virguiaus to remalu at houe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PRoBABILlTIEs.-Wa Var Depart.
nsent Office Of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,ngton. d. g., February Is, lH76-l0:30 a. IN.
In the Middle States rising followed by falling
barometer, winds backing to westerly and south
srly slowly rising temperature and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18

CHEMICAL ENGINES The Sun Fire Com
pany will have in the lice OF procession on
Tuesday two of Holloway's chemical engines.
The company propose to purchase which yer
OF the two salts their ideas best. The chemical
engines are built on the same principal as the
Babcock fire exiiuguisher only ou an enlarged
scale, and are made 10 run on wheels and be pull
ed by either men or horses Their great advan
tage is the facility with which they get to work
in the incipiency OF fir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18

Police REPORT Richard Bell, alias Voss,
for riotous conduct aud fighting dogs 90 Sun
day, was fned and discharged.
Three members Of the chain gang, tor lnsub
ordinate copduct, we're locked up for punish
ment.
Nire dodgers we're at the station house asst
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18

Nc wonder the people have confidence, when
the best ply siclans are pre:cribng Or. Bull 5
Cough Syrup ID all cases OF Cough, Cold, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18

TABLEAUx. The entertainment of the First
Baptist Sunday School takes place at Peabody
Hall tonight. Those who were prevented by
the large crowd from attending the last enter
tainmeut should not fail to go early and secure
pond seats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18

FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY A regular
meeting OF the Friendship Fire Company was
held last evening, Vice President, B. +. Penn
presiding.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved. .,
Several committees 10 the discharge oftheir
duties reported progress.
After somc necessary arrangements tor the
parade, the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18

DIED oNA lRA1N-A lady named Mrs. Lyte
who belonged in Bangor, n T., died on the
Midland train when pear Lovingston, last
night, of consumption. She was on her Way
home from Florida, whittier she had been 10
hopes Of rcrupcrating har health. She was
accompanied by her husband aud occupied a
berth 10 the through sleeping car from New
Orleans. Immediately upon hcr dea'h, Con-
duc;or John B2ckham telegraphcd TO this city,
and upon the arrival Of the train here MIR.
Deuaiue was 90 hand with a coffin, and acc IN
pauird the remains to Washington, whence
they we're forwarded to the late home Of the
deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
RECEPTION COMMITTEE /:

MILITARY. CITIZENS.
Gen. NJ. d. Cnrse, 5. G. \ eale,
Gen. Morton Marye K. 6. Downham,
Col W. Fl. Chapman, j. T. Bcckhaoi,
OIL +. r. Windsor Robert Portner,
NJ ajor W. w. Herbert. Henry Strauss,
Maj. Jno S. Chapman, John Lanno1
Capt !. III. Stcuurt, q orge 4. Mushbs H.
Capt George K. Shinn, George IL. Harlow,
Cspt 81. Slaughter, /. n. Rishcl!,
Capt. d. L Smoot, John s. Beach,
Lieut.. A. G. kell, Charles f. Stuart,
Lieut.. Jas l.. Green, Geo. b. SlmpSo-.
Lieut. j. H. Reid. George Washington,
loseph Cooney,
Lewis Stein,
q G. Thorp,
+. A Red,
=. Dcnlharn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18
H.C.SlaymakerCo
n. Il. Cor. Hing and Royal SITS.
PE2CALES.
r ARGE AND CHOICE STOCK Of FAN,

ARGE AND CHOICE STOCK Of FAN
IL CY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
sew York, Pniladelphia and Baltimore markets.
We have just returned from the North and
opening o-day splendid assortment of goods
embracing the newest and --latest styles out for
fall and winter. Our Dress Goods Department
is complete and We make Black Goods = spe-
ci,l,v We ca:.not cnumcratc all the differ cni
ines of goods, but invite n sencrs examination
of the stock. Popular prices may be expected
d. f. BEASHEAk,
ian4 100 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-18

LOCAL LEG1sLATloN.-The Committee on
r ,ads of the Virginia Scuate has reported oen-
ate bill to amend an act granting charter for
the construction of road between Alexandria
and Washington city. A bill for the relief of
the sureties of S T. G. Beal", late Treasurer of
Fauquier, and House bill to authorize the sur
vivrug trustees of the Front Royal Academy 10
appropriate the fupd arising from the sale OF
Front Royal Academy. have been reported
upon favorable in the House OF Delegates.