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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
THE CARROLL.
She burned to tho Waters Edge
At 2 O'clock This Morning.
No Lives Lest Boat aud Cargo
A Total ss-No Insur-
ance on Either.

Especial to Press Dako, oian.1
Hor SPRINGS, D. T City miles above
Fl. Randall D. T.. via Yankton
agency, April 10
The steamer Carroll of the Yankton,
Fl. Pierre aad Black Hills line, burned
to the waters edge at 2 o'clock this
morning. She had on iwp hundred
passengers oil Of whom with their per-
soDal baggage were savcd. She had
on board two hundred and eighty FIVE
tons Of freight, which was all lost. Nc
Insurance. on the boat or cargo. Chas
Collins printing material for kis new
Paper-the Black Ellis Times-wa
burned. The ere il supposed TO hsss
originated from sparks that Ae~ il
tho forward hatch. The officers and
passengers, amongst whom wss larg,
nnmbsr Of ladies, displayed great cool
ness and presepceiof mind. Sufi,ien
provision, havs besn s.ysd to furn;sl
bod until boat come. to,the ro.eu
fsf The party DAN scorr.
4 = E
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WAsH1HGroE.
THE rRxAsuaf DEPARTMENT.

THE TREAsURH DEPARTMENT..
Washington, April 19.-Repoits to
the treasury department show that
counterfeiting Of coin, principally sill
yer, Is increasing fast. AFeport from
the Black Hills mentioned the coin
age Of counterfeit Ave dollar pieces
and some arrests. The treasury de-
partment is besieged to-day BY per-
sous dismissed yesterday from the en-
craving and printing bureau, Who
make pi,iful, appeals for reinstate-
ment, but in al cases they are told
nothing can be done, aud that in nc
les than two weeks two.thirds .,
many moro empleyes as we're dis
charged yesterday viii be dismissed
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-19
n DAKOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY EVENING" APRIL 10.
KxxsxDY 4 co.

New York, April ls-The suction
sale Of securities which were collas
tesal ia tie loan made to b. Kennedy
4 Co, and which ssls was advertised
to Be nsde 10 day Was ADJOURNED to
Saturday next. The list Of securities
20 30 sold included 67,OO0 share. Of
the Chiosgo and Northeastern com
mon stock. An eff,rt il being made
among the creditors Of Kennedy &
Co. TO effect an arrangement which
will rcndvr the sale unneccssatf,ss ssid
belief ia the sources Of this arrsnge-
Imeut has favorabiy influenced the m.r-
kei price u securities Ii, which Ken
.nedy & Go. we're chiefly interested.
THE PAINTER.
New York, April 19.-The Typo.
gfsphiesl Un on of this CITY has sdop.-
Cd Z new AMI reduced scale Of prices
for daily morning payers. II is 4s
cents per thousand ems For daily
-eyening and weekly papers 50 cents,
whit il was deemed unwise to 6x any
definite rstes for book work owing 10
the great depression. A general wish
was expressed that some agreement q
srrived At between employers and en-
|ploysss.
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CONGRATULATIONS.

Vienna, April 19-Ths eeperor Of
Austria has rrittcn : letter to tho
arch duke. oonmander-in-ohisf Of the
army, congratulating him. on The 6fti-
eth aaniversary Of his sntraece into
military service. Arch Duke Albert
to-day received ! representation Of the
army, and in reply to their e0ngratu-
lations urged The propagation Of the
ancient Austrisn soldisrlike spirit, for
wttrh riIas victory would EsvcT al
them.
wur is inlsy
!. Coust.n,iaopls, April l9.-TIe
Russian steamboat company has an
uouuced the Suspension Of their .ervi-
ces. The last boat 20 Oje.sa sails FRI
day.
Pcs,h, April ia Communication
published BY official papers, e:lafea
that Austro Hungary will only remain
neutral 90 lsng ~ its interests in the
east are rot mcp.ced.
4 55 .
PERSIA JOINS RUSSIA.
London, April 9.-Rsssis is nego
tiating an alliance with Persia, and
the shah is offering $4,000 men to join
the army in Anatobia. Hostil,tie,
have commenced around Niesic Alb
dorl Kerim has arrived 1t SileAria.
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PROpIGAL SCALP I1FTER5.
They Return and are Sorry and
are Taken Once More to the
Bosom Of Uncle Sam.

CAMP RoBlNsoN. Neb., April l6, via
CHEYENNE, April 17.-On the 14th
inst. the village Of Sioux previously
mentioned ~ coming in with Spotted
Tail surrendered 10 Gen. Crook 1t
the Spotted Tail sgency. The. village
numbered about 1000 persons, mainly
Sans Area aud Minneconjous, under
Roman Nose and other chiefs. The
Indians asked permission to approach
the sgsncyin The style commonly used
BY. them upon entering friendly viii
llsge, which Was granted them. About
10 o'clock warriors TO the number Of
perhaps 800 made arsgular charge on
the sgency from several directions,
yelling and firing pieces in the air. AT
IL o'clock the main village fled past
the post and went into camp on spot
designated by the agent. AS the viii
lsge approached about thirty principal
chiefs and head men rode ,n- limo into
the fort, advancing slewly up the pa
,ade 10 the commanding officer. quar-.
ter,, where they wheeled 10 the lett &c
face Gen. Crook 10 whom they were
presented by Spot,ed Tail. A son ol
/ Lone Horn hIs: rode forward aud lay
ing his gua on the ground said
| lay down this gun ss . token o
submis ission TO Gen. Crook to whom
wish 10 surrender. The chiefs oil shool
hands with Gen. Crook and rode AVA
to put their people in camp. A council
WAS held on the 10Th inst. in which. tn
Indians were told what would bs re
lquired of them by the government
They said that their professions Q
peace were sincere, and this is credit
ed by sll who saw them.
They turned over to tho agent up
wards Of !, ,430 ponies and horses. Tn
exact number of arms could NOT b
ascertained, but the collection eu
brsced many carbincs taken in th
Custer massacre. They are believe
to have brought in many relics Of tha
affair, and Gen. Crook has given orde,
to spare no pains in the recovery c
such things.
In the afternoon the pssccable In
a dians gave the newcomers feast 40
We had An opportunity Of witnessin
the famous Omaha dance.
Five hundred Chey yennes are, TO pa,
Hot Cresk tonight and are sxpects
here day sitter tomorrow. They not
fed Gen. Crook some days ago Of thei
] intention to surrender.
il Fso1 AMY HKADoUAErERs.
Chicago. April 1.-THE followin
was received here to-day:
. Camp Robinson Mob, April l6-7
! LNA.- Gen. Sheridan: Just returne
: from Spotted Tail agency. The nortl
). oa Indians arrived during my st,
.jthere. Their disposition seemed to
very good and Spotted Tall says the
: are honest in their proless oaa. The
. also talk very positively of the othe
!, coming, but the newsfreceived ,broug
!. the agency 10 Till contradictory.
d expect to have accurate infornatie
= IN few days. If you still send u
Pawnees to the mouth OF the Tong,
u riverit would probably be we'll TO q
NJ fer their muster out for frw DAYS /
Gan obtain definite Intelligence.
= expect eighty lodges Of Cheyennes
70 surrender Il this plsoe The day an
to-morrew. The Indians Who sufre
deted s. Spotted Tail agency had q
T yet been ce0nted whea / lslt. II
"a Wof6 10 have hooa ooa,ntn1 tn.lav Z;
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, April l9.-P. j. Wst.
con Of Madison, R. J. Walker Of Ten
sas 7. Oliver Of Concordia, returning
board members are seated on the Mich
oils house. This completesthe return.
ing board quorum in both houses.
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1ilden Concoctiag : scheme By
which to Get D. d. Field
Into Congress.
Pitifal howl Amon9 the Dis
chargsa Enploy ees Of
tho Treasury De.
partmsnt.
And Other Bits Of News too Nu-
nerous to Asntion.
INV YORK.
1wsEDs costEssIoN.

New York, April l9.-John Kelly, ].
oomptroller OF New York who has seen
tho ooafcssion Of Tweed q prepared
bsfors being presented to the attorney
ssasral Gays the publicatioo the other
day wss correct abstract in 30 far ~
il goes, with tho exception Of the con-
fsrenos to Jsdge Tsylor. Mr.. Kelly
sddsd that the confession stated that
Tweed gsve the two hundred ,hous-
and . Winslow iu1871 to be used for
procuring The passage Of tho charter.
That Winslow Afterwards told him
tAat the noasy vas divided between
To psesons named. Tweed also cay he
paid various amounts TO Wood, Frost,
Morgan, BIoodand others mentioned,
these sums, understand, being ex-
elusive Of the e200, 600 named shove.
IL the assembly Of 1871 ne says he
paid vsrious amounts TO Wm.
D. Murpbey, Wm. G. Jonas, Jos. En-
sooo, and one Crock, q well . to
other members Of the house, whose
Nance ere given In tho document.
These are Ill that be now remembers,
but ths names Of between Two hundred
sad 6fty aad three haadsed pefsoas TO
whom be says be paid monsy for COR
raps purposes are given in the ooofss
sioa. Thy embrace the names ol
proninent persons Of both parties in
this city and ssate, many Of .hem not
heretofore suspestsd Of any oomplioitJ
in ths frasd. TIE confession will en-,
~ The corporation counsel, Who !,
nov defeDding salts against the city
70 suo oessfully resist psy.ent.
MO FAILURE.
New York, April 19.- -Rothsohild
Hsrnans 1 Co.. dry goods importers
havs failed. Liabilities reported I,
b over one hundred thousand dollars
ANNA DlcKINsoH.
New Yosk, April 19.-Josh. Hart
manager Of the Eagle theatre, he
served Mics Asna Dickinson with ps
psrs In sais for damages growing
cut OF The abrupt termination Of drs
natic engagement.
! HORROR.
New York, April l9.-John I
Goang, ags s., Of Cinc inna.i, Will
Visiting The law oahos Of Richard l
Finch % the third Aoor Of No. 3
Broadway, about els p. n, .ycste,
day. tsll from > front window, out /.
which he had besn looking. and y.
fatally injured. In falling b stsuo
upon IN iron gas lamp SEIZURE Whit
iopslsd him, the sharp iron passin
through His abdomen, and appearin
st his back.
riLDKN's sCHsAx.
New York, April l9.-An Albsr
special 70 tks Times says that Co
4 grssssan-sleot Nicholas Muller, OF Il
6rst distric. q New York city, is no
u Albohy, and accompanying him
Il -. T.
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n1sCELLAH1oUs.
BEEF SHIPMENTS.

Washington, April l9.-Thc amt.
Of fresh beef shipped to Europe for
tho eighteen months ending March
last was 3l,27s,Sl0 pounds, valued .,
t3,O26, ,4s3. The statement shows a
graded increase from 36, 600 in Octo.
Der 1875 to 6,7o7, ,so5 in March Of Inc
present year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-12
1877 GREAT 1877 j:
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

IA & M 5 - .siis:;::=ss
70 THE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTH w EST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
January l, 1877.
Trains lesvc Washington from depot PCT OF = BAL'
TIMOKE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and streets, ss follows:
For Phils, New York and the East. 2oo M
and 9 20 p. 10. daily, with Patace Cars. LIN an
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Csrs wy =.
"a. daily, except Sunday. For fhllsdelphla
and New York 1.30 p. m. daily, except sun
dsy; for Philadelphia $50 p. m. daily, -,
For Pittsburg and the West, $50 q. m daily, With
Psrlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4O y. m. dal!y
with Palace Car to Chicago:
For Csnandsigua and the Norln, I.4o y. i'll.
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Gar u
Watkins. For Elmirs. 800 3. nj. daily, Ok
cept Sunday.
For Alexandria, &, 7, g. 9, 10 snd II q; 1e,, and
], 3, 42O, s, G.05 end pm. On Sunday ~ o.
ID, and and p. m.
Trains leavo Alexandria for Washington, o. 1,
$40, 9, 10 and II a.1a.,l, 3. 4.2O, 56 and pm.
On Sunday at g. 10 and 10 g. NJ. and p: IN.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Ouantico and Richmond, will leave Aiexan-
dris at . 20 q. N. daily, and G.l5 p. m daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can DO procured as
principal railroad stations and ticket ofuces
Southeast! D. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
Gon'l Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General Msnager. Jsn u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-12

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Beginning Oct. ~, 1876.
Tho Mail Train will leave washington 81
q. M. and Alexandria at 9:10 a. H., daily, OK
copt Sunday; pass Leesburg, ,gcing westward,
IT ll:2O a. m, and arrive at Round hill at II
~. Leave Round Hill at 1920 p M; pass Leos-
burg, going eastward, at lilo p. NJ, and srrlvo
at Alexsndria at 3:15 p. w., snd al Washington
at $3.50 p. IN.
The Accommodation Train will ioave Wash
ington at 42O p. m, and Alexsndri ia at 425 p.
m, daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Lees-
burg at $40 p. N. Leave Loesburg at a. M,
and arrive at Alexandria at S:lo q. M, and
Washington at $50 m.
es- Passengers from Washington will takt
the Washington and O'..o cars q, the Ra'Eimore
and Potomac Railroad station at 90. N. Snd 4.20
pm, and so through to Round hlli without
change Of cars. ,,o
;Tbe9.lOa IN. train from Alexandria and Il. ~
~. m. train from Round Hlll counoct st Round
HIl with Harris Daily Limo OF Coaches
for Snickersville, Berryvllle and Wnchesler;
also with Roamcr's Line of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aidie and Middleburg.
Roth trains, westward make close connection
st Vienna, with Sisson's Limo Of Stages for Fair
fax Court House.
i;0mnlutstion tickets, s cts, per naile
annual tickets, $50.
Y. Il. HAVENER,
1s-f General Ticket Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E.5- GREAT UrRoAR ABOUT CLoTIINd.-
Th., largest stock OF Overc2sts and Suits bought
at bankrupt salc to cloao CIT. Good oVercoa''
from s.. so upwards, including tho very best OF
;nnorted Chinchiil.s, Beavers, hersey5' &e.
Gents Cashmere suits, conslztLg o. CoAs' raa's
and Vest. at Si5G; ali wool Suits NJ s'''o Ano
UPWARDS, incIutling the finest imported 'IS''-
riss; cxceIIca. Children: Suits yosTi' 9l'|''
A,esrs 81 Is; years So; i ycsrs o210 all
UPWARDS. They must 10 sold 4ulcK a.
:. UEALHAMo,
10 50 EiEg street.
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new and substsntl3l IL. h
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE .kARsSEss7le =
leaves the compauy's wharf, Washington, EV-
ERY MONDAY and THURSDAY, st three
o clock n. No., and Alexsndris at $50 p. NJ; re-
turning, leaves Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at o'clock p. M. This line
connects At Norfolk with the ships Of the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Company
for Boston and Providence, and affords the
cheapest and best route TO those cities and
their connections throughout New England
Fareto Norfolk Sd; round trip S6. Tickets good
until used.
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E. j. MILLER & CO.,
importers Of
CHINA and QUEENSW ARE
AND DEALEeSIE
Glassware, Window Glass, Lamps. Chandelier
and Fancy Goods.

no. 60 AInG street.
We have now in store, purchased direct from
The manufactures, q full, complete snd hand
somo assortment Of goods III our line, to which
We invite special attention.
French China Dinner sets complete, in plain
white, g..t bund and decorated; French China
lisa Sets in gil: band a7d decorated; French
China Cups and Ssueers, gilt bald and plain
white; French Chins y: :os new patterns and
very hnndsomo French China Toilet Scta
Sets, handsomely decorated somethng now !;
Chins Mugs, Toy Tea Sets, Glass Vases, &c
We have the largest aud most complete stock
Of goods ever before brought TO this place, which
we are offering at very low figures. Gall and
examine OF goods and prices. NH
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Leave Washington 10 q. m, Aloxan dria
. A. a. m. and mako connection at DanVlle W
South and South West
Leave Washington 10 q. M, Alexandria
s. a. n., and connect at Lynchburg to NJ en-
phis, Little Rock and Texas, and to Atlanta
and all points in the South, and, via Now Or
lesns, to Galveston and Southern Toxasi also
conect with Ches. s. Ohio East and West.
Leave Washington at 9 30 p. M, Alexandris
al 10 20 D. M, get to Gordonsvile s1 80 H. M!
and connect with Ches. s. Ohio Il: l.. westward
to Huntington, Cincinnati and aii the NORTH
west, and Eastward to Richmond and beyond,
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave WASH,
ington at 10 a. m. daily, except Sunday, ano
got tc Strasburg at 3 p m. Leave Strasburg at
I; q. H., and arrive at Alexandria p. m.
For WARBENTON leave Washington daily
at ID a. N.
Trains from South arriving at Washington at
35 a. H., o. m and IL 40 a. n. make good
connections with Bait. s. Ohio and Ralt. Il 70
to,nac trains to Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York, and to sll points North and North
west. ,
Accommodation leaves Alezandria for Cor
donsrilleTuesday, Thursday and Saturday at .. 81
D. M, and leaves Gordcnsville for Alexandra
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at e; m.
Through tickets to the South and west at
e. j. FOREACRE, Hen. Manager.
J. II. 6ROADUS, &. z. A. Jan 70
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r TvANDRTA VA MONDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1877.
DRY GOODS.


A CARD -. , =, ,
hsvo this day entered into business nrrsn al &C. {,
mants with the Woll established house of y; r.
Brashear, Wholesale and retail coaler IN Dry
Goods, Notions, SC, No. leo King, st, Aexan
dris, Va, where will be pleased TO SEQ our9 my
friends or execute their orders Win spEGHn SSi
and promptnoss. L. Wloh . HN Nii0"'
February l:t, 1877.
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STEaNBOAT LINES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
T6e Fer rry Boat CITY OF ALEAANDhiA "a
viii from Saturday. February Sd, make trips
betmeoD Sl ssu Alessndria and Washington as oow:
Leave Alexandria at 7.50, $50 and 1l'oo a. 'ii''
and l.3O, $50 and $50 p, m; , n % O ~ and
Leave Washington at o.o0 anu lo.oo H. nn'' "NN
% Sunday-Leave Aloxandra at $50 and llso ~
a. m and 1a0 $50 and 5:s9 ?: P; an m 20 essS 20
Washington at 1890 a. M, and lz'oo' l'0o' 7'0
SNo p i''' S. S HOWISON,
fab9tf President Potomac Ferry 20.
STEAMER KEYPORT.
$500 olD> 49, 'E5,, ..... ,s,
on and after Monday. the 2Oth instant the
stesmer NEWPORT viii lesve her wharf foot
Of Prince street daily, except Sundays. at ooo
D. M, going South, ard arrive at l25o p. NJ
'unS1 NV P. B. HOOE, Agent,
INLAND & sEABOARD COASTlNd Co'
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DRY GOODS.
FAREWELL TO ALEXANDRIA

Having received to-day the last and remaining
stock of tho Combination, | most respectfully
announce TO the people Of Alexandria and vi
cinity that I will remove tie on!ire stock on or
sbou! tho FIRST day of February. Having deter
minod 10 sell all goods at groat sacrifice rather
than remove IL ON, and having concluded rather
to dispose of them al private sale than at uuc.
ton, will only say one word, and that ia, tn at
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED AT EX.
ACTLY ONE HALF ORIGINAL VALUE,
and only ask an examination Of the prices aud
goods, which are arranged from this day in lots
and prices to make every ono sstonlahed-a
chance you will never, never get sgain. Call
and convince yourself as this is the only proper
way can satisfy you all Thanking my friends
and customers for their liberal share Of patron
ago, am most thankfully yours,
H. SCHW ARR,
Manager Great Combination Store,
(MUIR'S CORNER)
ian LIFT
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INLAND & sEABoARD CoASTING co
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

This company offers unrivalled, facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
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FOR NEW YORK

The AL Steamships f. 9. KNIGHT ,5aYaa
and JOHN GIBSON leave tho com. =
psny's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY SAlUk-
DAY MORNING, and New York, from plor
al East River, EVERY SATURDAY at four
o'clock p. M.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

NEW STOREl
~ NEW GOODSl
NEW Pk1CESl
Tho subscriber respectfully announces lha1
ho has taken the store ,,
NO. I;z KING STREET,
and is prepared TO offer " full and carefully So
looted stock of ,,,,,,r.
FINE FAMILY GKOCEKIE5
at prices which cannot fail to please. doods
satisfaction Guaranteed in ovcry particular. An
inspection Of stock solicited urD,,on
INV 5-tf l.. d. OhVIOoON.
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ESS NOTICE.

WYE EavE secured tho services of Mr.. l.;
w WISE JENNINGS, of Culpeper. and
can assure his friends that stock will be Kept
full and complete at all times, and g0ods SOFA at
very low prices. U: +. bha0aainnd aia1sandr;0
feb No. l09 hlng b., HN--"': aloA onot 10:
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DAISINS-Lsyers, London Layers and
II Seedless Rssins for sale BY
dec 5 r. 3. LA "0o~' " W.
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I Dentri6ce, Smiths Aromatic Myrrh, Balm
Thousand Flowers, Oriental Tooth Paste, Ly-
Tnsanres Browns, Thurston's, Whites, Wells
and Williams Tooth Powders; also, a fne AS
sortment OF English Teoh BT1shsi she for sa,e by
oct FL B.. -. lIc y ~ ID VI L Cis W tisN,.
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Y ONG CANDLES-Ea. G1o Wax Candies,
| @ rour to the pound :..evsl "nd ;2r sH'e
cheap by ,r>v..,.t,v Ia riq, e..
20 BONES ptiMhr urTa h, 40
lO SO pigs Pennsyl,,n!s. '.-+'s Hu!'Tf 'e'
ceived this day by ,,i:HSoN
ian 10 " y ->--.~-----
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sxYAsHINGTON Il OHIO RAILROAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-12

NEW GOODS AT THE PRICES BEFORE
~ THE ADVANCE.
Wo havo received full line OF B!eschoa ana
Unblesched Cottons, i,hirtings and Shoe'l9gs,
Cheviot Shirtings, Tickinga, CslicooS, &c. &C. now
advancing, and wo cannot replace goods bought
onlv Yesterday at the samo prices today;
0,y mo- H. G.. SLAYMAKER co.
, 1877-03-29
Das tnrfifbe Narlament.

,Das tiirfiicbe Parliament" mag ben Gng'
ldnoern, uni ielbit ben 6ranaoicn nno 0eute
ifen irnponiren, obgleth Die belben lebtereu
miiien, oab cine HeSierung trob alien Yarla-
meuten tbun FAM, mas fe mill. Otan mag
in Gn9lano ipirflid) bieIeS Parliament als ben
Nnfan9 elmer 9roBartisen tiirfiihen Heiorm
betrahten, baS 9aremu u. Die Yalba'S aber la
den fmb in bic 4ermel iiber bieS nmmbei. bic.
Ter neutrality-suspicious.. Die Contribution 1T
ein Ylatt bYapier niiroe Gbbem Yaiha 10.
} gen, gans mie bet eub in 5ranfreth", ipenn
Ibn ole Barrier ermabuen io0ten, Grnlt oa@
NIT su MAIDEN. r@ana wie bel eud in
Deutidlano" ipiirbe er ben Deutldeil siIrls
fen, uno ben &orlteQuugen Der &uien ipiiroe
er bohnlaheno ernieoern", euer 9sar bat ia
niGt einmal ben Wtuth cine iolde Serfaiiun9
su e%rlaiien, bic gar nltt sebalteu au werpeu
braudt".
gSenn bieie neue tiirfiife Contribution
mirtlit ansgefabrt peroen misbte, alsoarm
miirbe eS freilih nit Der Opnaltle Ssmtan
uno nit benz 9anSen Siirfels9feih balo elm
Gnbe babeu. ,,Nber oaS Yapler tit 9ebnl'
Dig" beiBt eS, aucb bel ben Eiirfen. &ie olele
8eformen iino idon in ben Yertra9eu NIT
benz Mbenblano auf benz Yapier oer,eihnet.
Wiub man iie oesbalb ausIiibren? Die tiir'
tiireu Ueamten ior9en fhon i'm gan5eu Geih
bafir, Sab Iues belm Nlten bletbt. Dafir
braudt bic 8esieruns feline Sanb III beben.
1no baB Die Contribution meiter feinen
Grubel peruriaht, bafiir bat man has tiirtl.
jte Yarlament. Die tiirtlihen Seaniteu
, 1877-03-29

rpifen tdon aus LANCER erfabritas; tpis man
bantit umipringt. Sn ben Broptuseit bat
matt ftsts bel iuidtisen S~eraitlaKunsen :
nno bic midtigfen fparen natiirliG neite
Steuer. @rpreiunaen - Observation-Disclosures
een beruen. Dtan merle pobl, BERN.
EN-, nidt ,pdblen %Iafien. Man ldbt bic
relcbften nnb einflubreiblten Wfdnner suiam'
menfommen, ipoSu aud hriftli9e Yrdlaten
uno 2alen Slge5ogen iperoen. Oieie en- erfldrt
man, mas man iptll, uno tpebe ibuen, penr
Die ganSe Yrooins nift banaf banoelt.
0os Parliament 1T nidts 4nbereS, ale
cine lolhe 8eriammluna berufener Notabeln,
MIR paB man ite bieSmaI aus Dem ganaer
6eibe entbietet. Niraenos, NIT NnSuabmt
BON @o~nItonti1opel, p%erlautete Don eilter
8abl. 9ieiem Yarlament miro man nit
tbeilen, mas es tbun foil. @s frast .iib MIR.
0er miro es lein, pelher bieie 8eieble gibt
ba man ieoen Muaenblld neue Yalait,5fepo
lutionen, eiiten 1leuen Sultan, ODER neu'
Grob=Sesiere eriparten faun. 8aS Barla
ment lelblt fam pie1eiht etne Gole bel einel
iolheu 6eoolution ipieler, inoem es Sen Oil
ben Sfilo erbebt, Der eS inter lein Go1t
manbo III bringen ipei6.