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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11

DEACON SIDNEY arose in the Twelfth
Baptist Church. Boston, and called
the Rev. George Williams, its pastor, a
wicked liar and trickster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11

The eight pin factories of the United
States make about 47,000.O 900 pins
daily. and yet we import 5000. 900
more daily.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11

A MASS of rock estimated ut nearly
five hundred tons weight, fell from the
bank near the Bridal Veil Fall, at
Niagara, few days ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11

IDLnNsss, enforced and voluntary, 10
said to be the great and growing evil Of
San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11

A concurrent resolution TO adjourn
sine die on the 18th day of March was
passed yesterday in the California Sen.
ate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11

A RICH strike in the Hemlock Mine
at Panamint is reported. A controll-
ing interest in the mine is owned by
Senator Jones.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11
Remember the 22d Of February.
Is7G.

Not only will the 22d be celebrated in due
form by all patriots OF Winnemucca, but the
day will be closed by grand ball at the Win
H. mueca Centennial Hall This Hal! is one
OF the finest between Salt Lake and Virginia
City aud has been htted up in elegant style.
A First Glass String Band.
consisting Of bass aud leading violins, will 10
on hand. man will be in attendance to call
in clear and distinct voice the figures OF the
dance, in order int the different SITS NAV
move in harmony. Some Of the most popular
dances of the times Will be billed for the even
ing.
Sumptuous Supper
will be served at reasonable hour and every
thing done by the management to make 1t one
of the most enjoyable events Of the season.
Invitations will be sent to the neighborlns
towns and fine attendance Is anticipated.
Remember that the music will be No. ], anu
every effort made to make the baptism Oh w
new Hail success. Jan. a. q.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11

RATTLE MOUNTAIN.
George Thompson, G. W. Fraser, Aleck ,lid-
dleton
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-11

GoLCONDA.
J. @. Fairbank, A. VI. sadorous. George Fink.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19

IN dispute, with orders TO enforce removal or
have the nttiyes sign a contract. They stu re-
fused to -ign, say iug that Steinherger told them
that the United states Guyernmrn' would pro-
tee them. Uuon this the German sailors
Landed. drove the natives Of, ana burned the
village. Gudcfroy's agents took possession, and
have never had any trouble since.
rnoCLAiMfNG UNDER TnE TuscAROnNs GUNS
Tho Samoan farce thickens. when, during
his hours OF idlcnoss. the Premier had worked
out his vriuminpus Constitution, under which
some 5000 Samoaus and few white adven-
tuners wcre to live, he conceived the bril-
liant idea that so important "A document should
receive y good scud-On. The old Constitution
bad no Premier In it. but the new one Was thor
oughly nllCd with imneta ideas. All being
rcHdy, the day for making public the COnsttu-
ton arrived. Tho chiefs were called together.
and a translation from the Enelish was retd to
them. The warriors wished some amendments,
but Steinbergcr refused making nny amend
mcnts to the sacred document. and so. under
cover ~ the TuscarOra's guns. the Constitution
was proclaimed rs accepted bv the chiefs
though thew did not really know what II meant.
Stenherecr was nj ced dc facto on the throne,
md there he remains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
WI, ,hc, lcn 0T,ne Refreshments.
ffou. ~ San loiI II asf
In lhn nmLlN hnNa ~ tho RanMhlin Il

ff'"' 'f w." i"h ~ ".i'
In the early days of the Republic re-
lt f"u'- were ulWnV- served al the Presidents
o. cpt u- nr. Mtcncil WHO " s. Repre- en-
tNt DO ,'hgil s- IRON New orh ia loj, wrote
very graphic account ~ one Of thr-r puuliG
" Foods, IN whitI hr said Great mirth and
ham r. UftNf'l"i, ana yuu may rrhdily conceive
wherefore, Vnrn b. o. c0mIIt rd th't b ,idcs
thc -inio eos, cuidiHlilS, ana welcome which the
conn ~ a., we'd IL .m ticir generous enter
tanner MI. j lIer-pnl, tucN consumed for him "A
quarter c'sk Of VIM. hai rel of punch. and
hNuurodW eitht Of Cakr,bc.ide other kuicknnrhs
tpn cnf. siderable amount This scryiug Of rc-
tr slupul. a. the Presidential RECEIPT iOu- was
Kent up hy presidents Madison, Monroe, pnd
quincy Adams, tut when j ckSon came into
power the suu--lrs II the Democracy for the
r 81 cheer provided terminated on several &C.
c..t,n' In blow and the custom was discon-
tiutel
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nen lllt. rlgll Vim Nnnccy.


The edition Of the N0IrUlC AmericGn
rto. tnc -' 'eWout that - llili, then "a
ret senator, -truck Mur l.. Nnucey, tho fire.
eater ON thH haei Of the head with an IN stand
in the tnf4ofit rate Go cross, bit rcuctts the
story tha duinr h aicd debate i'm called
siloc llnl, VINO caught ianoey and threw him
N'olcuilY oNfrndcsk. nm Wa- much the lerger
and stronger t.rp. and hanceN the more active
u.ihc { II lia suinc Wa injured, and he lay I'M
cDrscinu. on the Moor, with hluod ooZ'ng from
hi' Doe. lie WAS akor nW Y, and IN" mentors
IT. from being known fur six months Yaucey
D ser recovered; ho droOpcd from dnN To day,
became hOpc,t l-tle--, and vac Mt and passed
quietly and ctluN away, Saws the American :
"iif di"d MttNNui % hnpe Oi the success of the
Scout rih rcnu.itc ne bad a,prod to found and
e"'ora an tor which he had laOored day and
nlInt Ton tWrntA -iiAr t.lr-.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
hLrrlB rRomGEN JonN cocnRASE.
An Interesting Anrcdote of Washington -Tho
True Version.


To THE EDIroR OF The SrN-SF:
ind In the New York Times OF Sunday the fol-
lowing statement quoted from the Philadep hia
Lcdpcr:
while President Of the United states Washington
wac one day the sun 90 - conversation among some
mcinor was referred W. enforcing respect One OF
the gentlemen mot consf cuous Tor his dignity OF
cucc He declared that h. wuuli not hcstatc TO clap
oonpauions carried Out nj. hras me looK Of aston
upon hun an ever ssting lesson to him the sub
ject ot personal dignity.
THIS is soycnly paraphrase OF an enecdote
repeated by mo is told to me by my uncle,
Major James Cochrane, now deceased, who
witnessed tho scene.
After the Revolutionary War Washington and
many OF the army officers. then living IN New
York, met frequently at dinner at each others
houses. NV grandfather, DR.. John COchrIne
tSurgeon and Dftctor-Geucral ~ the military
hospit~l OF the army, attending AZ one of these
had directed his son. my uncle. then a lad, to
come W the evening to escort him home
A. tho suu n the Doctor he Wa vduitted to
the cining.ruOm. where, IN the midst uf tncif
hiiuliy he SAW Gouverneur Morris. who was
talking, tuin suddenly toward Washington. next
10 wronl he was seated. and 81 pring him on
the hcch heard him cry out Wasn't It 50, my
old hoy Z"
Washington. my uncle said. eat unmovcd. and
death Ike silence Ell upon the whole cOfnpa-
ny. witch soon after quietly broke up.
IL was understood tnat the scene was occa-
STONED hy WAGER tIat liberty could be taken
with Washington.
1t occurred , me that. perhaps, In this CEN
tcnnial period, YOU might Ike to set renten-
nary Wnecdotc pro .erly tortn IN rHE SyN that
SHINES Tor an Il sN, these facts are at your
service. Truly YOURS. joins COCuRANE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19

fom ne. 10 h,tnid sn.fhs tnc1uah f,o-.ne
LAScAsrrH, ONO. Jan. 1i-Duringn trinl
Of several person. hciort E-uu.ra Giuder, for
selling uqr' g. iLnrklu. the Marsh idonn, Room
ing dianlGerN hou-cs. q. hn Old citiYen eot in
and proposed a c"uptnWisr, and the tial was
turned INTO "a regular experience meeting. After
general hand hikiug, The loul-nrtro ID ~
olOgN wa- sung, aud the Congfr CATION dispersed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
Lord & Taylor,
BROADWAY, COR. TWENTIETH ST.
wewn onor for the BALANCE OF TUE MONTH.
preparatory to our sKMI-ANNUAL STOCK TAKING.
our complete stock Of
d O M ES TICS,

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
sPRAGUE PRINTS. 1s yards for 75o. aud Cochcco
9Bc
LANCASTER CAMsRIcs at Ito, and ysrd.wido
prints at 12 lac.
Yard.wide Preach and RNoLIsH PRINTS at 1sc..
2Oc, 22c. and 2Jc.
Fun lines PERCALR and CHEvIOT SHIRTINOs. and
English. Scotch. and Domestic Ginshans at POPULAR
PRICES.
wAMsCTTA, Utica. and New York NILS yard.wide
shcetnes ut IL I-2c and all the standard brands at
case prices.
81, o., and tc-t shcetings nleached and I'm.
bleached, In all desirable makes.
PILLOW CASINOS. In all widths and qualities.
WE CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO OUR
~ sHLETINGs AT 22,. PER YARD.
ENGLISH and American Canton Flannels. and Amer
lean Ticking, ana Checks.
WE SHALL OFFER FIVE CASES CROCHET
QUILTS at $3.50 each.
ALL COTTON GOODS At case prices
ALSO.
IN complete assortment End Down Quilts, Marseiies
Quilts. Blankets, Comiorta5cs, bedding Of every kind.
including Hair 1uck, snd Excelsior Mattresses. PHI.
lows, holsters, spring Beds &C, &c. making the most
complete
HOU-EtURNISnING DEPARTMENT IN
TIE STATES.
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11Z0.
NEW YORK..
1875.

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andcx n
rop by
van dlsrnly gt mi Aaninsr
Tnr
m I'M ruAwou Information
Absorbing top
yuiriPr icnuMe II
Grtsap ration third morea
subjects hoswh
KY a houun dopiaar vh,.u,r
In can
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ia var rms an instructive
# N rconun
FOL % ea,1cnurI
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cit pncsw roc5 umni y epreid
or
pad5j crns extra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
Saolnas Eanns.


DROADwAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION. 257
drpOriis emitted thereto tor ,ht SIX months ending
Dec ~ a. the rate OF SIX per cent p.r n on an
sams ~ - and inward WI ~ pu oa aid AFTER MON
PErrR CUNNING. ActuarY.
EiIANh In ,SAyISG>.pA.NIS. ,ieD 81. AID
iug IN. !. 1870 viii be piid to deposi'ors enutef
thereto ON ana after Mnnday Jan. II. Deposits made
Or beiOreJan 10 iaw interest tr1 tde LIST January
JAMES b. CtiAMBARLAIN, President
JAMES l.. sMirn, secretary.
NV AM-TERDAM SAVINGS BANK, No.
y 2i5 Bruaiway cor kungton H. on and after
January 1870 tue utercst allowed upon deposits.
Crtuug 1000, shall De one per cent auuunl less
upon such excess OF dcDOeis than upon deposits Of
ts,p" and loss.
NEW YORK SAVINGS hank, Eighth av.,
pii from the nrsi OF each Onth Assets, SASS 33l ~
C'w hGlStRFRhoFF. Sec RID. IL BULL Pres.
fNnE BANk FOR SAVINGS,
Srw YORK. Jan. ie. 1870.
usual interest under the r1vsols OF the 10y laws f0r
The mst lnoaths ending the Jl,t Of December.
fanOWs3
and OF FOUR PER ttN T.. on all suns Amounting to
rive Hundred Dollars Hnd upward payable and after
the third Monday, beng me ION Of mi. month.
Also. an NIltA tNTEsf~ l.. being IN addition and
ct. and calculated Ola the "a uo priuci be.
ms mt rest carried at 10 the credit OF depos
itlr as principal on the lst last, Whcrs II stands
lNn be entered on the p1s. books at any time when
required on and after tn I'm lust.
OIL, d. SWAN. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
.ltnnsIrn.

IPEAl riti scts Of teeth for as single. 81 war.
Rooms ~ Oha1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
Arslntes Ghrttts.

4 DIsTILIERY LIQUOR store for sale. doinc GOOD
lAbusiues-. Apply 20 lhns.tAIFNEl. l. 'rh'rest
y ,kERi .-Good oven low rent rare Glance
-, for prAcicai maai eyeB thing urat class. sss
D. ay" BgoJANn
('IEtU STORF for SIT heap. on good thorough.
y fare. Cad at l,''s Newark ~ Jersey cay.
FANCY BAKERY alo contcc ioAer. must 10
sKlpMo1E, Ncwbursh, n. A., or o. =. PALMER, 154
Rgaic 81.
Tor SALE nrooslyn ssocery store; $ years
a. valuation. Inquire ~ the owner. 5iS Fulton Az.
lNuR -ALE-Mehs. provisions. q 81, good business
Il years estAohsned. " PNGEE
aei Grand 81. wlliiAmsb urgh.
NOR SALE, very chcap-Fruli ana cuuntry prod.
Il uce hon e. or rar.ntr iiken. l7' hem ~.
NOR i.E-Bdttcr store, 1913 81 av n Easy torms.
Il Inquire In store.
FNOR SALE cheap-Lquor store corner of Water
Il end Roosevelt sis.
UNI-H and oyster market FOR sale Falton IT,. Asto-
WANTED To root q meat iutrsrt win nxtu-ea
W or vii uuy nNurrs % cheip. Al lr.ss \. a. So r.
O box a.. 80 10 n. /.
WANTED A partlrr with si.'H':a fortune tor
w TIE rgn1 man. dress g. VI =, lt5 -tauhupe IT,,
RroOAyn.
500 90 -PArF\T~ prompty orocufed
H. HoEpER F.. n. sNiIH
OK CN-u today nl' bpy oyster saloon, or aud
- - fXtlgt-. ~ ;irrcunlch ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19

4 MtNIVNN I'M.
A NcrAly wan sieAmshln aervlce between

a TIfs's INTN = III NJ.
n Ncrhly Nai| steamship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL.
tAiiiNG Al qua tsrpWN.
SAVING eN ~ lulfsu4y from i.ilJ phia. lld
Sallne every w dnt - from Live pool.
y lH' iol9"hs steamers arc app .inic1 TO sail freu
fErE,s LNANlA-J jar. y ILLINOIS .,.... FEB. =
!NbiN ..s. Jan. ~ CIV II Limerick Pen. 10
'hlSllN pkIH .,.dan. - ONO. .......... Feb. II
iHltE OF PASSAGE Is GO RHlNCY.
'AhlL go {" slnl, scrof4iug TO f4tilI.
Storage ard intermediate trirls TO and from al
plinis 90 the lowest rates.
nc flte
Pass rrf acconm0da Ion. for a cassc. ua .urpAssed
For pls-l-r. rates OF freight ana otlpr information.
spt.y TO- tlp ". ION. A. Bro ul IT,. Sew orx-
IAlLR NHipAl soss. reul AE'ts.
so Walnut 81. ru.lIdclphiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
Boaro anO Aouals.

l Prov Adv EkGlSERS
Nav Leave their fayors Tor 1ns suv At the oniy
hu,h, XIX, ~ ny own adNcitlsemcn' o'hct,,
3OS West sd H., opposite Grand Opera House, and
N3 200 ~ av. corner OF ann st.. unu' y :. NJ
NotAr' chtrto.
- pleasant r0om. sIO as0 IL rratlcmcn - -. i'e
OF p4iluI piano, and Data. Lng Ihh family. 100 Green.
wien bl'' near tIlrlrs.
A FEW gentlemen and ladica can have pleasant
hlaeck"rs ~.
A FEW gentlemen ana lAdie. can hc accommodated
- WIN OoaFn gehtltmeH' % !sdiei. SiID l5i Maui
A ~ INiSIIhD sitting room ana bedroom TO let
n very 'ow, can all wees. 500 av
A NEtTlN furnished room 10 let at ~ Murray At
~ hfe IN plnor dly ana night
(OAHD tor few respectable Young men. In A
smlll American family, lnj Ea,l 23th ST., near
INnhNkFoRT nOt~E, 20. Wmam st. open
T. ~" nlsh' 20" io0ais' gas, .'', aOea gentlemen anu
ENlRNlsnEn room 10 lct Tor housekeeping in a
qHe' Germ 90 huni. lpl Elm Il , nenr H'oome.
EENTLEltN accommodated WIN plcas nj rooms
- ana g99d board 10 ONer st., hear Chatham
{ LNrLEMEN cln b. accomuplat,l with good
~ p'"d"h' pleasant rooms 2la kasl nroadwN
JLioiraatio f,tlan ST. n. =" ilv aS VII"
M IN also ladic ca Obtain board. lar;e an small
~, t@3I1ms' warm suing room, sls anu bath. 81
TWO Furnished front rooms forhou.csceping other
near Bleecker, ''
'I'0 LIT -8i7 Eas, solh st. elegant furnished rooms
l. by the weeN or month.
20 y. I'D n.y., near "a ay.-Gent' emen or married
prices. ' ''"N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
Seal G5pll,.
c1or Sa,s aOo 10 su
9Crsss, 0arruJ,s, a..

fENF~F7F w
bTOR SALE very cNeap-Onc good sound horse and
4 nearly new WAGON and harness, at
4" BLANKS aga last Oh ST.. bakery.
ENoK ALE 8horsss young ana sound, NJ Tor any
II nu'iness 100, $40, s80 IL Lispenard VI stable
- HOnSES and thoroughbred donkey at AME.
- Hf = hrJ store, IlU i'owerY. near 9rlnd.
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hflf f'ifn N' q, ".
: uling from 'lrr foot OF Canal st.. y ,-ii -iycr.
toi IAN FRANCISCO, VA lNIllftf 500 r4 s ANA
ste Mf N'p pLpN... Muud .'..4l. 10, % - nor
toAncrthn- Tor an Central Ai4 r.c1a llI S.uh
PHrnf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19
IsOOTn's THEATRE.


JULIUS CESAR.
- with its remarkable cast including
LAWRENCE BAEREIE
Ell. DAVENPORT
and magnificent scenery. costly genera parlp9ernaa.
GRAND PROFESSIONS aud WONDERFUL TAB.
ItAUN Will b, given EVERY NlGIr and at The
SATURDAY MATINEE Of the FOURTH WEEK Of ~
wonderful run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19

BROADWAY ASD 55rH ST.
WLOssEUM.

These great works Of ar, be seen but few days
longer As tney must be removed 10 Philadelphia
for TIE Centennial Exposition.
Open from 10 L. NJ. and from 1880 20 10 r. VI.
Admi- sion 80 cents cnilra haif price No extras
Music la ~ uruuevAle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-19

met, ne tuid tIc natives lh.t hr wis 70 great
white ChiCf from Amcrcl, .ul th'f me lirtu-
lucht Inc Tepit' rutcd WI. tho strongest on the
oarth This Government ~. hrdIl project "a
moa and tue Sanoan-, who could hhlr very
thini thcr own Wai. The natives, unlcr-
standing rtelnuorger TO mean that they
could claim back the band they rad h,
tPnalted upon. nous localities 10 which
iWelshers had proper utles 10y purchase,
ttd upon Wha atrict owned hy i. g. Godc'roy A
hoh, ~ IiAmhuig, who have their agoats at
Apli' inc sqHrtter. all natives. we're Teuion-
slrated with bui T. no vail Tine German Con-
sui brtin- mat lhA were dsn.nt. called for
prolrcuun IRON the Hclm,h WHl vessel Aucon
wv" y ats Wod WIN uItaed mep ~ he grOund
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-11
STATENTENT
EXPENSES OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1876

Published Jy order Of tls Comfy Commission
ers for said CoV,dJ, IN pursuance Of Section
Nine Of article Taoenty-Eigh Of he Code Of
Public General LARS, which prorides that
I" The County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, in at least two news
papers published in their respective counties,
If there be two, a detqiied, minute, anil accurate
statement of the expenses Of their said counties,
specifying therein each particular item of ex-
peuses, and for what and 10 whom paid and
shall also deliver TO the Shcriffs Of their re-
spective counties as many copies of such state
ment as there are election districts OF said
county at least ten days before snch general
election, and the Sheriff shall, within. six days
after the receipt Of snch copies set up one Of
them at the place of holding elections in each
election district
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-11

Inquest on Caleb Rich
ardson, names not fur
nished by Coroner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-11
Sundries.
Discount on Coun-
ty Tax.
Assessors.

To pay the Assessors
and Board of Con-
troll and Review >.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-11
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
~
3d. o. ClRRIAGE SHOP.
. AtaR la@TA@a 80


WIN h. MILLER,
w SUCCESSOR to WM MILSTEAD,
would respectfully inform the citizens Of this
county thai he still continues the monufac-
ture Of Buggies, Carriages and Express
Wagons, o. all kinds and sizes, al the old
stand on the Washington and Brookeville
Turnpike, near BRO0KEVITLE.
Having secured the services Of irst-class
mechanics from The city of Baltimore he feels
assured that he can give satisfaction in all its
branches.
All kinds of repair work done at shortest
notice aud on reasonable terms Old Work
and stock Of all kinds taken in exchange for
new work. Satisfaction guaranteed, and es-
Inmates for all kinds Of work furnished on APP
plicaton.
We also keep on hand lot Of ready-made
Bncgics, Carriages and Business Wagons,
which We are prepared to sell al prices to suit
the hard times. Give US a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not
to be undersold by any other firm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-11
Collectors.

Fl Bradley Magrudei
Charles R Murphy.
Jos G W bite. ............
Vim G Coincidence.
Maurice j Weller.....
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-11
GEEiP GOODS F02 EDTSIIggPEHS

"a Pillow Case Cotton l2} cts l0-4 Sheet
iugs % cts Linen sheeling, Napkins,
Towels, Russin Crash White Brown
and Red Table Linen Quilts s. cents
aud upwards Bed Ticking s and cts
arJ 4, vnrr nod ,,ticio ,s - o.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-08

New York, May S.-rhe Herald has let
ter FROM Midland, Georgian Bay, Canada,
stating that Boss Tweed and Two companions
spent the winter on the Muskoka River, thirty
miles from Midland. and one hundred miles
from Toronto. 1t appears that Tweed and the
two men loaded small steamer last November,
lust before the close of navigation, with great
quantity of provisions, and went to Park $
Mills, which have not been running. Tweed
and his companions lived in the cottage all the
winter, the Boss" keeping dumb, and it be
ing given out that he had received paralytlc
shock. % the oath of April the steamer that
took them up last TALL arrived there again with
a lot of provisions on board. but did not leave
for few days On Friday, the 9th, two de-
tectives lett Midland and went to Park 5 Null,
reaching there 90 Saturday. % being dis
covered, the whole Of .Tweed's party fed on
board the steamer, by small boats, the one on
which the Boss embarked being sunk by ice
and he getting duckiug. Their escape in the
boats was covered by some four meo on the
steamer with revovers, and shots were ex
changed with the detectives, who were on the
dock The steamer escaped with Tweed tc
Georgian Bay, the detectives being unable to
follow. They expect 5000 to capture him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-08
DIsoRDERLY.-Thew warm weather Of Satur

D1soRDERLY.-Tbe warm weather Of Satur-
day night aud yesterday seems to have heated
the brains and awakened the pugpacious feat
ure 10 the dispositions of part of our popula,
ton. Saturday night Green Crawford and hlf
wife were arrested for having little family
fight Yesterday morning, about two o'clock,
an Alexaudr au was lady pummeed ADD used
up by Washington friend, with whom DC
had been imbibine on Royal street, near the
market. The parties succeeded 10 getting
away. however, before the arrival Of the police
Yesterday afternoon Moses Kits and Lige
Taylor undertook to get up fight 10 Buz
Yards Roost, at the northern end of Royal
street, about one Of the female deuiz ms OF that
locality. They were speedily arrested. how.
ever, by Constable John K. Gray and carried
before Justice May. Fishtown wound up the
list of disorders at ten o'clock last night by a
rough, roll AID tumble fight between two we'll
known river men.