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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
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Gu9 nit Guer Srau gu MFR ?"
SbOmas "Sa, 9err Suftuatb, bas tf'nt
f6Iimn,e Gef4i&te /! sc sebt NIT mir uni
raetner &tten partOut ntAt mebr, unb ba ia.
ben mir uas seba@t. es tn am befen, wtl
IGFen uns f&etben"
@trtGtsratt so, TO! 8ie LANCE felt
Sbr benn fGpn nertetratbet2"
1rf : Sra, rrarten g. gu SDbanni
tOerben's bretunb3wanstB Sabr'!"
GertGtsrutb: 80! bretunb3tpansts
Satr 2! Da fann tG Gu& NIT benz better
@ilen ntGt belfen; sebt wteber mad 9aue
Die SaGe TT ldngf ~veridbrt."
O0s Gbspaar fGaut anf6n9lt& etpas per-
bluff b'retn, uber mas TT gu MAIDEN = BIZ
@o&e TT peridbrt: unb ais es mad Sab.
rem bic Flberne 9Ob;ett fetsrt, ptrb aud ber
aIte @ert4tsratb ais GbrensaR etnselaben.
Der gang feelenSersniet TT iber feline tpetIe
GntlheibunS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
Aus Der s aferne.

&%teutenannt: 18TH eetanben - rt&t'
@u&" Die 9tnte entlans bttdenb, bemertt
Der 2%teutenant. bab Der Gtnidbrtse Sretwtl>
ltSe Riler etpas aurldRebt. vSte, 9a1er
uut'n @ebanteR Dor J.. Mller trttt UNI et>
men Sanjen SGrttt aus Der 9tnte teraus.
@&uer. fnb @te wupnFnnis. = betbt basin
Gebanfen DOR q" - MI1er : y3u 8efett.
9err lieutenant. bas TT BET mir Elm Sc.
bantt !"-etsutenant .y9tmmeltreuselement
Dtisn ole, mas BET mir etn Gsebonfe 1T ?
Sci mir TIT Elm @ebante 70 piel pte gar
ni3ts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
Mdtbfel.

Dte eTte Stlbs brGuGt Der Dos gum Srel.
fen,
9dnsft eu tie benz Oaien an.
Damn faaait bus lslbsr eitn.
&n Der Sbare, in Der &lrGe,
On ben &aben TN @ebtrse
Stnbef bu Die leeen 5wet.
DaS gauge maGt oft sross S&mersen,
nnb itlten fOmmts BON sutem Ser,en.
4%aii6inns nss &dtbiels III Nr. 472
Der Strtdfruntp f.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02

Die beutfhe UerftGerunss : @eftGfaaft BON greeprrt
Sus. ipel9r felt benz Sabre 1865 NIT srUsert @rfclsc tn
ben s5eflthsn Staaten btefes Gcutinente eewirft bat, ere
Iaubt flo bierunit BEN eeebrten Guhtfurn Reg Gtdates
Minn. su e~mpfetIsn. Siefelbe 1T eesenw6rtia i'm g-fb
zines @errn6gens BON itabt;u elmer baiben WtIipn Dol
lars. sic beftebt nur auslSIieslt6 aus btutfhen 8ir.
germ In unb unt areeport unb bat fig bird etnfade ME
aud i%parfnrne gerrualtuna tbrer Gei8dfte inter BEN
rerl6tebensr Nntipnen en rnbeeinates 8ers
fraaen erpprben. Sie fertiet, ie ua& Setieten' gpI. tn
enaI. u. teutfner Gpraht aus.
Weseu Nsentursn tuenbe man flo an bic 5axSt Office
Der @eitui@aft.
Capital. A6.ts.
Sire Nfpetatipn. TtHa..........$5OOOOO .$4,062, $780, "a
Sire she. 60. @tiIa... 4OO,000.. 1926, 544.5
gDsasrn aHaranee, Spruntu, Ga. $4,000, 1900, OO0.OO
s. u. 81. 81. epnis glr. 100000. 3O4,Of3.0O
German Sns. Co., 8rsepurt, Sas. 100000. $4,000. 19
Infer @siaaftstrdser tn ct. PAUL to 9srr
q. st. Ring, Nst.
SO. 90 of 3. Str. st. PAUL Mtnn !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
AmtRtha1teuaes

IusN lit tee rtelbet etn bprtises
8latt : Gs etebt Bier ettpas metr ais fanfaia
2Ctale, no man mad ben &eseln Der Stunt
etnseietft unb borbirt merben fann. Die
!3abl Serer. no man ater ben 2SFel barbtrt
rtrh, TT nod nt&t senau feassfent.
@Iet&tett unb uRgIet&bett:l
Srpcbl ben Yerltn, wte ben Dteben trirb
frisis na&aefpart: betbe uerben NIT Mlabe
s~efansen, unb NIT ipenieer Mibe sebansen.
Ste befnber F1 betbe tint Mbsrunb, ete Ge
In bic &Ste tOmn,en.
l%1ndtnlt&tett. @rp6e @erlen werbea
wcHl berpatrt srObe Diebe ldbt man lou>
fen.
YIDsIt@e &ur. Gin tnteGtaent
ausftbenber Sarbteer fam neuli& tn etnen
9aben au Buffalo. Gr bate etne @&teferta<
fel In Der 8anb unb fGrtsb borauf bic 0cr,
te:
sd bin ~taubfumm: bite, laFta Ste MIR
cine tletne unterflsuns sufpmmen."
Gs rurbe tbm eth Stubl gum @tsen an.
sebOten. unb 3ufd1ts lag auf bem1eltln etn
f&arfer netnergfasel NIT bsrS ptbs nap cben.
%ls Der anseblt&e Saubfume f9 seIest
bate. fprans er fOfcrt tuteter finf SuB in
bic 9Obe unb erttelt baburG plD slt@ feline
Spra&e pteber.
NdGber 8efDlbun9, &an3leiratb /:
Stun, 8err Sasf&retber, aud int Sretbabe E
Susf8retber: Gnti&ulbisen, 9err &ans.
Ietrutb, es TT beute gar 70 teib!
&an;letratb &ber beeenfen 9te, nas
S@wtmmen rt0&t @unser. @Omtt molten
9te Bel Sbrer srpBen Sau,tlte btelen Grtra>
appettt ftIen2
SasfGretber: @te Haben gang &e&t,
9err &an3leiratb, aber NIT &IdGi9t borauf
BIN Id aud nur BIG an ben @asen tn's@af'
fer gegan9en.
SGorer 9 3. @aset Elm.
NAL, babt Sbr ntGt 9euiamen In Guren
5aaren 2 fra9te elm lpfer Sunse tn ber9 tabi
etnen Saruitr, Dem ct na<ef, bestettet Don
mebreren guben, bic berslt6 lber ben @tt
la1ten.
Der Sarnter dber anttp Drtete: Sn fretltA
b'rum loufen mir aud 70 ptele &dlber mad.
ueber B te neue 6 6~ulfeuer
in Dentidlan0 maGt fOtsenbe @nefopte In
Ben 3ettunsen bic &unne:
Grfe @artei. @as wrlen Ste2 @@Or
trteber etne reue Steuer?
Gemetnbebtsner. Sa, i'd bite, Die neut
96ulfeuer.
9artet. Stnb Ste nerridt? SD BIN ia
Suaasefel unb bab' gar tetae &inber, fiji.
men tn fo1t t1 benn ba 99ulReuer sablen !
@eben's iu utetneua WaGtarn, Der sat Sa.
u1tlie.
3wette @artret. Du metne suite, @tt
werben bod gu mir nt@t f6On wteber I'M eint
reue @teuer fprtraen?
@eutetnbebiener. Wenn @te ntGts baee>
gen baben, ia. Die aeue S1ulfeuer baber
Ste nod au beaablen.
9artet. Mas2 S9Dn pteber cine neut
Steuer2 Da bort bod aIes auf. 6err, Id
bin gater BON neua &tnbern unb frop, wenr
i'd senu8 8rCb tn's 9aus fAaFe. @ster
9te bod gum 916barn. bas TT etn alte,
Suneselen, Der tonn 3ablen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
The Sioux.

New York, May "a Cheyenne dispatch
of May 18th, says: A party of forty mon al
icmped to reach the Black Hills, led by Billy
Patterson, a wc-known and intrepid plainsmau
and the best armed Of any who have entered
the Indian cuntry. They were forced to re
turn and arrived here today. Their march
both ways was series of fights. They were
first attacked on the 9th on h tCrccl- On the
evening of the same day they re surprised at
Indian Creek ,scvcnty-four miles south Of Aus
tin City, and fought for four hours with h
Sioux under chlnt mounted on. gray horse
ard therefore supposed t. be Little BlguaD.
He and another savage w:re killed and also
several horses. Henry LoDz, Dane, WIS
scalped and buried by the savages, fcariuIly
mutilatcd, Tho sinrws torn out of the nose, the
cars cut off, Capt. Eagau after returning to-
ward Fort Laramie III obedience TO orders has
again moved forward in s:arch OF prowling
hands
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
The Market '.

NEW York, May l9.-Stnrks active and
unsettled Money 3. Gold l24. Flour active
and strong. Wheat firm. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, May l9-Va. consolidated
GG4 W. Vas. st. Cotton dull; middnr
ll3. -Four iiru!; demand fair and unchanged
Wheat quiet, but firm; No. 2 Western red Al;
Pennsylvania red lIS:l5D; Maryland red l2Oa
$50; 10. amber l5j; do. white l35 las. Corn
Southern 6rmcr, but quiet; Western active
and higher; closing strong; tendency upward;
Southern white 60a62;; do. yellow G0:62; West
crn mixed 60 spot aud Nay; 81 first halt June;
Git June. OAt, quiet and steady; Southern
good to prime 4O:44; Western white AZ; do.
mixed 3Sa40; Rye uomlualIy at 7Oa75 Hay
dull and lower; Maryland and Pennsylvania
20 s24. Provisions dull and weak. Pork S22,
bu K meats nominal; shoulders S; clear rib sides
Iu4all; bacon-shoulders 9fa9l; clear rib sides
ut ,l2A; hams 1916 Lard quiet and weak;
r, fined 49,. Butter steady aud unchanged
Coffee dull and lower; Rio carGoes l5alS; lob
biDg l5!al9 Sugar quiet at 93al0. Whiskcy
dull at slll4 Receipts heat, 1900;
Corn, $500. Shipmeuts-Wheat, IS. 800;
Corn, l3G 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
Foreign News.

LoNpoN, May 49, "A dispatch to the Reuters
telegram company from Berlin, says: ut is
believed here that England has refused or will
refuse to adhere to the memorandum of the
powcrs-Russa, Germany and Austria. 1t is
understood that five powers will address pote
to Turkey in regard to the settlement OF the
affair.
The Official G"zotto of yesterday says moth
ing is known 10 official quarters Of the rumored
rect kilograms from Herr Glllet, German Con
sui at Pcra, dated Salonicl, May 10th, and the
alleged assassinatons either of Kulhmann, The
director IF the Roumelian Railways which was
reported, or oil other German railway officials,
or other German citizens living 10 Turkey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
LOCAL. BREVITIES

Mr.. Richard Acton, whose card appears 10
another column, says that bis name was put on
the Indercndcnt ticket wi'hou his knowledge
or consent; that he is not a candidate Tor any
Office that he has been Conservative all his
life; will support the Conservative ticket at
the approaching election, and hopes all his
friends will do the same.
The stem of the new schooner now 10 pro-
gross of construction at the shlp.yard while be
ing raised to it's position this afternoon broke
the derrick from which it was suspended aud
fell with crash to the ground below, tortu-
patey iniuriug none OF the W1rkmen.
Some excitement was caused at the corner OF
Union and King strce's yesterday afternoon oy
the falling in fit OF young man named Jos.
Lucas, who is hand on a tug boat. He re-
covered 10 a short time, however, and Was COD
veyed to bis home.
President Barbour and General Manager
Foreacre, of the Midland road, escorted wee
President kyscr, Of the Baltimore and ONO
road and his daughter, 10 special car to Dao
vile to-day.
Attention is directed to 40 advertisement 10
another column Of photograph pictures OF >.
Luke's church, Isle Of Wight county, Va, tn
Oldest building erected BY English settlers 10
this country.
The L udoun Mirror says: Jos Hopkins,
ESQ.,, of Alexandria, D. d q. NJ of the Grand
Lodge of Meson> of Virginia, paid 40 official
visit to Olive Branch Lodge, OF this town, on
Monday evening last.
The Cumberland News says that the break
in the canul cighty-two miles west OF George
{ wa, which occurred on Monday, will be re-
paired by this evening.
MIR. l.. |. O'Nea, son of |: c O'Neal, of
this city, is one OF this yenr's graduates of the
law department of the National University of
Washington.
MIR. Christian Scbafer, as will be seen by a
notice elsewhere 10 to days paper, has opened
his ladies and eentlemcns icc-crcam saloon
for the summer.
For good fresh clans and crabs go to
Owing's, King street, near Columbus.
IF you have been drkiug too much, whion
however you should never do d.'-A at Or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
GAS EXPLOSION.
Methodist General Conference.

BALTIMORE, May ia resolution to
amend the discipline So AS to provide for the
expulsion Of members of the NJ. f. Church
who rent buildings for the sale of in
toxcatipg drnks-was laid over until to-mor
row. General Fisk from the committee to
which was referred the communication from
the NJ. 4. Church South, presented u resoiu
ton that in order to remove all obstacles to
formal fraternity between the two churches the
Board Of Bishops be directed to appoint a
committee of three ministers and two ayman
to meet similar commission authorized By
the NJ. b. Churcn South, and adjust all diff
cuics The resolution was adopted.
j. Nj. Reid, of Michigan, was elected
Corresponding Missionary Secretary.
Bishop Cummings Of the Reformed Episco
pal Church vas formally received.
Bishop Cummings Was Introduced by DIR.
Lowry, and on coming forward on the platform
was warmly greeted Conference rising.
He then proceeded to deliver 40 eloquent ad-
dress, saying that all he was he owed to Method
isn DR.. Cummings then gave succincty the
reasons which led to the organization OF the
Reformed Episcopal Church. At the concIu
sion OF his address thcr" was prolonged applause
and resolution Of thanks, and that traterna
messengers should be sent to this church was
adOnled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
Prcsoyttrians.

The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church Of the United States met 10 Savannah,
Georgia, yesterday. There was the largest at
tendance since the war, one hundred and fifty
nine delegates being present The introduc
tory sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. NJ. D.
Hogc, OF Richmond, Va, Rev. VIM. \. Pin.
mer. of Columbia s. G., assisting Rev. DR..
B. NJ. Smith, of Va, was elected moderator
Rev j. 4. Dubose, of Tennessee, temporary
clerk Several important questions, among
them the Pennsylvania Prrsbytary question
and the proposed Junction with the Northern
church are to be brought up
The Presbyterian General Assembly com
mcDced its sessions in the BroHkyn (N Y J
Tabernacle yesterday. The in usural sermon
was preached by Rev. DR.. Morris, OF Ciuciu-
nati. Rev. DR.. Van Dyke WAS elected moder-
a'or. He was welcomed by DR.. Morris and
made suitable reply. The Assembly then
adjourned until to-day. The General Synod
Of the Reformed Church Of North America
met in Philadelphia yesterday. Rev. John
hlvord Was elected moderator. Alter some
preliminary business the synod adj turned until
to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
Esy Green 81 Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
n oolRABhE PROPERTY ON KING ST.
~ FOR SALE-By virtue Of decree of the
Corporation Court for Tue city Of Alexandr'a.
pronounced al its April term, 1876 in the ait
Of A. Moran VS.. Johnston NC, tie undcrSiSn-
ed, CONT .is=ioners will, bv public auction, 7
the city Of Alexandria, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day OF June VI II o clock H., Oh the premises,
offer for safe. u valuable TIL hE-oIORI ;?,s.s5
BRICK HOUSE on the Eou't side Of King .NSE
s..ect, IL The city Of Alc&andria, Va, between
Fairfax "nd Royal streets, now III the posse j'!"n
Of s. Moran, being twenty feet on KING street,
nd running b elk south 90 feet.
Terms one zenith of the purchase money to
ho paid il! cash, and the resicuc IT, be paid ~
three cquai inst: lmonts, payable NJ SIX, twr.'"
md eighteen m rrths, with interest from thcdHS
% snc; bo1ds with goou security 10 be taken i"r
thc del red Payments, and the title TO be 80
t%inc unt they are paid
f. L. SMITH. Jr.,
d. l.. SMDOT,
my l3-ts Commissioners Of sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
ExCsHs50.>.s. PIf.ysCs, &c.
..1ra fA@ Y h2l'N"'


The steam boat VI AIRY WASHINGTON VII!
make excursion ~ fooT4:
en- Sundays leave Washington at 23) p. m.
Fare for round trip 21c.
Ga Mondays, W cdncsdays and Fridays leave
Washington ri y. III. Tor GlyTont and intnr-
mediate landings. Fare for Foun- trip, single
ticket, 50c F.; club of Eve persons 40c each; cdps
If ten or more 3Oc
On week day trips She will carry freigh: and
pa:sen,, ers On tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
fridays the boat can De chartered for specIs e&-
cirsIons. For further information apply TO n
BUUSH i son, foot Of King st or 90 1a"l.
my l7-.f j. W. L. BIOS WE'LL CaPt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.

Correspondence, of the Alexandria Gazette.
BALTIMORE, May lS.-rhe session OF the
General Conference is increasing 10 interest
Kew. A. J. Porter is at his post, cwlDg to the
absence of delegate VIM. A. Wright Rev.
Daniel Curry, D. D., was defeated by Charles
4 Fowler. for the editorship Of THE Chris
tian Advocate" by one majority. The Gene,
raj Conference will doubtless recommend the
establishment Of a seminary 10 each Of sde an'
mai conferences, and the appont~'n11 at, OF agents
oua' frnds for tho r-.pnse. There is
70 seo9 ;.;on - s,rong,h-u the Virginia Confer.
o,sposeIfy T, Is the Ipnion of many of the more
ence. 49, delegates that the District of Co.
, ~, a'a and the Winchester District should be
adunnrxed to the Virginia Conts.uuoo- L.
--INE C11CUMBERP 1CKL ESi,uN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19

The Governor of Maryland has appointed
James A. Cradle, Jus ticc OF the Peace for the
tcDth district Of Prlucc Georges county r.
Walter Brooke, Justice Of the Peace for the
twelfth district, Benedict }. Gwynu, Justice Of
the Peace for the fiik d.-trict John II.
Thomas. Justice of the Peace tor the fourth
district Zlci. Morgan, same for the 4th dis
tric j F. KIRBY, same for the 18th district !;
also George Wheeler, officer OF registration for
the ION district Of the same county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
TRUSTEE'S SALE
"A OF 4
VALUABLE FARM
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

faint IA wv ~ flSsblNth.
By rtle of deed Of trust given 10 me- dated
Deccmb l. 1873, ana recorded in liber q. No.
q, folio Dos one of the land records for Fair:ax
county, tate 0! Virginia, will proceed 20 sell,
BY nuptic aucto l. on MONDAY, Il 18th day
or june ID. 1876, at II O'Clock, noon, in .ont
of the Court House, a. Fsir'sx Court House.
Virginia, all that certain tract Of land situate
and lying in the county Of Fairfax, NJ d State OF
Virginia, near Frying Pan Meeting Houo",
more My described in said dccu, I'D coatS'n-
IT. 275 -. es OF lend, more or less. and being
tic sane property conveyed by Thomas K. Love
comm sion" by deed uuly recorded and ds'ed
line 30 l. ~, 10 j. {. Wa togetfe. with a
TIE improN nmeHts to the same belonging o: mp
per inlnl. ioaid sale will be subject to prior
deed OF trust given ny J &. Wall and wife To
retc- W {, date i October l, 1873, and recorded
in the sam" Iibrr q, No. 4 f. Isl.
Trims: 81 800. with eight per cent interest
from OctoUcs l. 1873, or whichever interest may
be cue on said 81, 500. and $2CN, with intcrcs~
.ToIu Dec ember !, 1873, and the cost and cxpcn-
ses of sale, cash; the balance in equal ..o.',
hes ng six per ct. Interest, IN one and two
ycu.s. An conveyancng at purchase. : cost.
i post % $3.50 reqr red IL SAFE
niy lG-td CHA Ill Els MADES, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
,gEETFGv SAEES.

pUBLIC SALL-Havjng rented out our
4 Mill. on Union street. we will sell to the
highest bidder, on ShTU KDAI, the 10Th lnst
HORSE ard WAGON and HARM ESS, one
Cart, one Dray, several Platform Scales, a large
lot Of Bags and other articles appertsining tothe
milling business. On I'll sums of fifty dollar:
and under cash over thst amount approved
negotiable pr Der at sixty days. Sale t" COM
mencs 1t 10 O'Clock.
lily l5-ts SUBTLE & SJUAkI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19

PERsoNAL.-Among the delegates in a item
dance upon the Episcopal Council 10 session
here, is Col. Walter H. Taylor, of Norfolk,
former Adjutant Of Gen. Lee, and former State
Senator from Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19

FISH REpoRT.-Thc receipts of fish con-
tnue light and things at Fishtown are rapidly
assuming their quiet summer appearance
Since yesterday there have been rccaIvod about
1000 sl,ad and II 900 herrings. Shad sold from
SIG to SIS per hundred, and hcrrIngs troui $40
to $40. 50 per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
Bowen.

NEW YORK. May l9.-Atter Henry c. Bow
ems expulsion from Plymouth Church last
night. company of reporters called upon him
TO whom he expressed the opinion that the last
of the scandal had not yet been heard, but re
fused to say if he, himself, intended to prose.
cute the matter further
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
Conservative Primary Election.

To the Conservative roters Of AteEaaulriG;
In accordance with the notice given by the
Conservative Committee, primary election was
held in this city on Thursday, May 18th, to
nominate candidates for State and municipal
officers to be voted for on Thursday, May %.
The Commissioners appointed TO conduct said
election, having made their returns, the follow
ing is declared to be tho result
ErGAR SNowD.N, Chairman.
GEO K. SuIEN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
FINANCIAL COM NJ ERCIAL

The money market is quiet horeabouts in
Baltimore and New York the market continues
extremely easy, and in the latter city prime mer-
camille paper is selling al 4s6 per CT while ind-
cslions point to lower rates State Bonds are
irm, with sales of Virginia consols at G6SaG6,;
coupons sold at SSs. Railroad Stocks are dull
and eglecLed, and we quote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19

WEATHER PRoBABlLlrIEs.-W ar Depart
meat Office Of the CHIEF Signal Officer, Wash
mgton, d. g.. May 10, lS7s-lO:3O y. M
In the Middle States, falling followed by rising
barometer, variable winds. shifting to south or
east, warmer, partly cloudy weather and local
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19

Ss~ CARD.-As my name WAS used with
T W ny knowledge or consent for Keeper OF
Town Clock at Hsrlow's building, on Wednes-
"oios public oftice of any kind.
my II 1t 4. &. ACTON.
NMOklNG TOBACCOS-Occidental High
~ lander, Bob White, Westward Ho, Gravely,
durham and Rustic Belle.
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
apM l66 and ITO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-19
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
From Washington.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-
WASHINGTON. d. C., May 10, lS76.-Thc
Senate, immediately after the reading Of the
journal, went into the imrcachmcnt trial and
the doors were closed.
ln the House Of Representatives, immcd-
atey alter the reading of the Journal
Mr. Morrison, of Illinois, introduced a rcso-
luton fixing the l2h of June, at clock p.
M, as the time for foal adjournment of this
session Of Congress, which, on his motion, was
referred to the Committee on Ways and Means
Mr.. Douglas, Of Virginia, submitted his re-
port upon the Freedmans Bank, which was
ordered to be printed
A till granting ccr,ain swamp lands in Mis-
souri, to that State was passed
The majority and minority reports upon the
admission OF New Mexico as State we're pre-
sented
A number of Senate b is were reported and
referred and bill removing the political dis
abilities Of n. S. Maury, OF New York was
pas d.
There was long discussion upon question
of striking out from the records the "spat" be-
tween Mcssrs Singleton, Garfield and others,
but finally the whole matter WAS laid on the
table and the House went into Committee of
the Whole on the Naval Appropriation bill.
THE FITzHUGH CASE
There is no report to-day from the Com nit
tee Of Rules 10 relation to the case of Door.
keeper Ftzhugh.
PLATT VS.. GOODE.
The Committee on Elections are holding the
contested election case Of Plat VS.. Goode, 10
the Norfolk district, under adviSement, but
will agree upon report 10 few days.
THE IMPEACHMENT OF BELKNAP.
Ii is expected that the Sena,e will conclude
to-day the conference upon the question Of
jurisdiction to try the Impeachment Of Bel
knap, and That vote will b. taken before its
GAS EXPLOSION.
This evening, abou; $3.50 O'clock a gas cx-
ploson occurred 10 one of the rooms 10 the
Senate wing of the Capitol, immediate y under
the Senate chamber. by which workman
named krg was fatally wounded, aud another
very seriously hurt The cause OF the cxrlo-
sion is not known, hut is supposed to have
I 4 Ia r I -
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For RHNT-Tnc STOREHOUSE Nc.
ls:: e. King street, corner OF King and Fairfax
streets. This i: ;. iinc stand for business AID has
hacr occLlIcd for lnany yoars n: Il dry goods
.toIe. Pc session giN en- ut once. Apply !" H.
SMITH, lst National Bank, or No. 81 south
Pit street. my l7-cotf
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CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETINGs.-Thc
Conservatives OF the city will meet IN their re-
spcctiyc wards tonight for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the City Councli,
delegates to the County Convention to nonl-
nate candidate for the Legislature and dele
gate and alternate to the State Convention.