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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
ANALYSIS:

SHHithSa Phn.,,hoto of Jime.,,...22.1 Is
Bone ".'''"'''''''''''''' = = 81 81
Pofaoh .,................ OH
The most concentrated, universal and durable
fertilizer ever offered TO the fsrmer-comnlning
all tho stimulating qualities Of Peruvian Guanos
and the ever durable fertiliziug properties OF
Bones. In flno dry powder, prepared expressly
for drilling -;., ~,
tho farmers of Maryland and Virginia in tho
use use of of "Excesior It is their unanimous opi1'
ion st sppsso2 Of 100 gS1 nonp Of Of
other fertilizer or guano, and therefore fully 100
~ UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUAR
ANTEED BY THE MANUFACTUk EkS'
Eas- Farmers should soc that every bag Is
branded as above, with the ANALtnlS and
OUR NAME IN RED LETTERS. ALL othor3
are counterfeits.
PRICE $50 PER TON:
J. j. TURNER & co.
nh 6-twsm az Pratt St, Baltimore.
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OPENING.
Northern mails, S:45 d. III. and 7:OO y. IN.
Western mails, $40 a. m. and ZOO p. IN.
Southwestern, via Lynchburg and dordons'
ville, 7:0Op. m. u.n ,,u
Washington anI Ohio, Round Hill to Alex
andris, $3.50 p. H..
Manassas division, $50 p. IN.
Southern mails, via Richmond and Freaer'
icksbuTg Va, S:45 q. m. and l;oo p. H.
CLOSING.
Northern and Western mails, 4;1o p. IL. and
Southwestern, via Gordonsville and Lynch
Washington and Ohio AleEandriais Round
Hill, Va, 0:0J q. III.
Manassas Division, 600 q. III.
Southern, via Fredericksburg and kichmond'
asy"G eheral delivery window closes st 500 p.
M. Doors closo at 500 p. M
@~Upen On Sundays at 8 a. III. and closes 81
$50 a. III.
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STEAMERS.
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

Or and after Monday, February 26, L.
1877, the steamer MATTANO, Capt. ~
VIM. II. Byles, will be run as follows: Leave
Alexandria EVERY MONDAY and THURS
DAY, from King street wharf, at 80 o'clock
o. m, for Landings on the Potomac as far down
as Nomini. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 6 O'Clock,
for Washington, arriving early the same even.
ing. Freight received daily.
feb IS j. BRODERS s. CO., Agents.
THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
j. February 23d, 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer .-.
ry Boats will be on the line between &Ess q.
Alexandria and Washington on and after Sun
day next the 18th of February, running as
follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At 80, 80, 80, 10 80 and II 80 q. m, and
y 80, | 90, 2 80, 30, go 5 30 and 6 p. N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
At 7 50, S 80, $50, $50 and II 80 a. NJ, anG
- so, 80, 2 so, 3 go, 30, 5 90 and G p. m.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandra at 80, 10 80. and II 80 a
~. and II 80, 80 2 80, 8 80, 80, 30 and p m
Leave Washington at 9 &c. 10 30 and II 80 q
H., and - 30, 50, 50, . 80. 30 5 Sc and m
tcb 23-lw s. s. HOWISON, President.
INLAND X sEABOARD COASTlNG co.
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FOX NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new and substantial q .shss \
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Eresfdsiffaa1s7k
leaves tho company's wharf, Washington. EV-
o'clock p. H., aud Alexandria at $50 p. M; re-
turning, Ioavea Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at s o'clock p. N. This line
connects st Norfolk with the ships Of the Nor
chants and Miners Transportation Company
Tor Boston and Providence, and affords the
their connections throughout New England.
Faroto Norfolk ST. round'trip SC. Tickets good
Until used.
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FOR NEW YORK

The Al Steamships 4. q. KNIGHT ,ess~s
and JOHN GIBSON leave the COM 3aA&&
psny's wharf, Alexandra, EVERY SA1UR-
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
al East River. EVERY SATURDAY al four
o'clock r. III
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-ui the
DIETRICH OK tUiItl N Efhi

This company oitrs unrvsilei facilities for
the transportation OF freight and passengers,
and will run thair steamers regularly rs follows:
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How 70 TAKE CARE OF FuRs. Ladies. it has
bsen remarked, as general rule, imagine that
care in putting away fura is all that is required
thew think they can wear them whom and
Row they please. provided they expend few
pence for camphor when they lay then ASIDE
This idea should bs corrected. More harm is
done to lurs by wearing them for week after
the weather has become warm than during,
whole cold season. Whom they arc put aside
thev should be brushed the right way, with
sof: brush, vii Old linon handkerchief 1oided
smoothly ovor them, and piece ofgum csmphor
Kept in tho box all the limo, to scare ntruders
in tho shape Of moths.
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RAILROADS.

ny G., VIRG. MIDLAND & G. s.Ht,
W. JOHN s. BARBOUR. Raca;r"'. ~
On and after Monday, Mar. -, 1877, Pa,
ger Trains will run as follows: So w =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

To the hors and legal representatives Of
THOMAS ROSE, Deceased.
rsNHE ABOVE NAMED PARTIES WILL
4 please take notice thai tho subscriber has
filed hia account a. Administrator Of the cstato OF
HANNAH ROSE,
late Of the city of Philadelphia, Pa, deceased.
who was II Sister Of the said Thomas Rose. and
that the samo will bo called for audit on Mon
day, april End, 1877, in the Orpans' Court for
tho county Of Philadelphia at 10 o'clock a. m,
WHOM and whoIo tho surplus Of said estate will
BIO distributed, and when and whore all persons
intnrcstodIt hcron may DO heard.
JAMES a. FREEMAN, Administrator,
422 Walnut stroet, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sharp & ALBANIAN,
Attorneys for Admir-,
81 So. ID st., Philadol phia
Tn1h I2-d2w&W3t1
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:2>lefallorla 6ax&tte
WEDNESDAY hrsNING, MARCH u.

rErnlrrING THE uEAD.-rhc French have
= new method Of dSpoang Of the dead. III
the deceasa of an individual the body is plugged
into LIQUID, and in about live years the corpse
Is turned into q stone The secret OF the petfl'
ti,a.jon is kno9n ouiy t. The discovercr. lie
saws ,Aas "a thousand years time, if persons
viii only preserve their relatives, they WILL be
alba to brid housc with them, and thus live
nv res;dcuccs surrsundcl by their ancestors.
Arnihn. .nnl;ratian Of this process has been
suseested.-nansly, to nave the pctriied corpse
ntkel plated or c!5cro,plaled with bronze, aud
# . statne o! an iuaVlu,l is desired. to place
the corsu on q proper aiadestal, 50 as 10 tulhll
The inuctiona Of being the statue OF the person
deceased. -AIrcanHle Journal
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South Bound.
Express. Mail. pss:c,.
-.

Leave Washington = 10 g. n. Alcys1dr.,
2 45 8. NJ, and MAKO connection nj Lyrchh1-,
to West and Southwest, ard al DsMyil.c +
South and South West.
Leave Washington il II. H., .ilea.l.,...
8 Is q. m. and connect 1T Lynchburc 10 Nix.
phis Little Rock ard Texa:, s7l - AI,,r".
and all points in tho South and, Via NV G.,
leans, to Galveston and Southern Tea. =.
connect with Ches s. Ohio East an1 49,.
Leave Washington st 9 81 =. III, Acx.a-.. ..
ct 10 % p. M, get TO Gordonsviln IL , &Ja. T..
and connect with Cho:. s. Ohio l. L. was:aa-s
to Huntington, Cincinnati and -! the -.
wost, and Eastward to Richmond ana tagaa.
For MANASSAS DIVISION lc.y, ~:
ington at 10 q nj. daily, o1cep. sun ,ay.
get to Strasburg at 4.43 pm. LcATc :5tg,=.-...
5. III a. H., and arrive ut AleXandri. y D. J..
For WARRENTON lesvo Wnsh;g> e.. g..
at 10 q. N.
Trains from South arriving nj WasI:in.l,a
7 s. s. M, G p. N. and l - n. IL. MAKE =, .
connections with Bait. & Ohio and Ball. 1 T.
tomac trains to Baltimore philadelphia ..,
New York, and to AL points North an! ~.
west
Through tickets IL the Sos,tA a"I u c.. e.
lowest rates.
NH l. j. NJ BkUA DUS, Il J.
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lax, NJ aOOTO. =
The taxes embraced within tho provisions Of
the law above quoted arc the following, viz:
Rectiiers w
Dealers rotail liouor % %
Dealers, wholesale iquor.....".."......". 10y w
Oc"iars in malt liquors whcessle......... so 90
Dooicrs in rslt LIQUORS, ro.sil. ....... 70 co
Dealers in leaf tobscco .................,. % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. ...'......' 3Ju W
And on sales OF over 81, 900 fifty cents
for every dollar in excess Of 81 ,000
Doalcrs in manufactured tobacco. .......... co
Nnnnf ciurers of stills 80 90
And for each still manufactured ........ 20 0O
And for each worm noanufsctured. 70 90
Manufacturers of tobacco .......... 10 %
Manufacturers OF cig CARS III w
Pa1diors Of tobacco first class (more
than two horses or othor animals ...... % U
Pedders Of tobacco, second class (tWo
horses or other animals ......".......". - U
rcdders of tobacco third class Conc
horsa or other animal ......." .."....,... II W
Poddnrs of tobacco, fourth class (on foot
Errwcrs ri less than 500 barrels .... 80 90
Brewers Of oCu barrels or tnoro......."". lVo w
Any person 80 Liable who shall fail to comply
with tho foregoing requirements viii 10 subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable 10 pay any ii The opo-
cial Taxes named above must apply TO FOU MI
ALI BEATTIE, Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue, at Alexandria, and pay for and pro,
cure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need
prior 10 MAY !, 1871, and WITHOUT Fun.
THEE i|DrICE.
Spacs! Tax Stamps will be transmitted by
mail only on receipt from tho person or firm
ordering the same c specific directions so to do,
toglthc? with tho necessary postage stamps or
tho amount required to pay tho postage. Tho
postage on ono stamp is three cents and OIL two
stamps six cents If il is desired that they DO
transmitted by registered mail, ton cents add.
tioI.a! should accompany the application.
GREEN B. RAUM,
commissioner Of Internal Reven
NFrirE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, d. g., January %, 1871.
Imh l-WlW
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FOR rHf POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new and conmodious iron X sn'tS !.
steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, iRkss;s sasEfH l.
built especially for this route leaves the com
pany's wharf. Washington, EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at I
o'clock Il. ~. and Alexandria at I.SO q; IN;
FRIDAY and SUNDAY, at c o'clock y. m.
This company makes close connections at Al
ozandria with the w. c., V. NJ. It q. s. r. r.
Co. and with tho W. s. o. K. 4. Co. Freight
received for ali points, North and South,
handled with caro- and forwarded with prompt
moss and dispatch.
For iuTther information apply to
t. 4. REED, Agent,
Jannoy's wharf,
or at the otuco ct the coinpsay, under tho Ma.
tional metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
NH 10 j. w. THOMPSON, President
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Opening AND CLOSING OF MAILS. Until
further notice the following VIII os the hours
Tor the opening and closing of tho mails:
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II. -. INTERNAL REVIEW U b.
SPECIAL TAN ES,

May I, Ic. y TO ApFll oO, Iol5
Che Revised Statutes ofthe United States. Sec
tons 1892 1921, 1888 and 3239r require every per-
gon engaged in any business avocation, or ON
ployrnent which rondors him liable TO q So E;
DIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE
CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISH,
MENT or PLACE OF BUSIN ESS aSTAM 7
denoting tho payment of said SPECIAL TAN
for the S special Tax Year beginning M ay l, 1877,
before commencing Or continuing business Wter
april so, 1871
A return, az prescribed On Form 4, is also re,
quired by Law Of every person liable to Special
Tax, as above.
Thn taxes embraced within tho provisions Of
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csSss Ci,IDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
sSssaaazzss LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steam acs leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY aRH loava philadelphia kF ERI SAT-
UEDAY, At l.! @ cln,! from Pior No | y.
Wharvo3.
This line eounor!s al Alexandria with Tho o.,
A. :; ii. Snl w. !. -. Il. Rs, And AT Philadela
phi:. with tho new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence aid Boston
Freight forwarded with prnmp!uuss And care,
FREQ of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia and
NJ wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fve hours. Through rates and Though
bills of ladiHg given. Insurance. guaranteed ut
loss tE0i usual ratios.
Agents:
=. i. REED, Alexandria.
UM. +. CLYDE 81 CO., Philadelp mia.
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown. ID. &.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
ian S-ti
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ISAAC WENGER'S and other choice brands
l. of Family and Extra Flour constantly on
hand and for sale by ,,.,>r
NH w. A, JOHNSON.
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VAVING TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR
III DENMEAD'S
:. RIINi,tTDN RREWEk9.

CI washington, D. e,
an prepared to furnish families and Testsu-
rants With suncrior srlicis Of Ale in quantities
to suit Also Porter and Brown Stout OF the
best quality constantly on hand: all orders
from the county t1I the same will De promptly
attended Ia. W. a. JOhN
NH II ~ d. COT. CAM and Royal stss
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FKA Il X THOMSON
(t6neTul MniiMYur.
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NEW HAMS, Breakfast Bacon, Sugar cured
IN Shoulders also hid Bacon Shoulders re-
ceived to-day and for sale low by
NH IL r. W. AVERY, 226 King 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
&c tn9efanbt.)
Sic Scbnlc im Netp ltlnn.
Rem Il | m, II. Deg. 1877.

New u m, II. Deg. 1877.
Qteber @anberer!
I'm bic ptelen 9(nfrasen, Defenders bte
auSrpdrtt9en. tpe9en unIerer S6ule, aui
einmal su beantpprten, mpQe Der @anbe,
rer sefdatsft ben suten 9euten mtttbetlen,
pas fplst: Die S6ule tebt unter Der tiG :
tisen 9ettuns bel S4wefern Der G6rtfli9en
etebe, bat Sortreffide 9ebrfrdfte, unb fanu
tn teber gesieburs NIT trsenb elmer Silent,
lt6en pber SretI6ule epncurriren, bas Be-
weiien AM f66nften bic jdbrlt6en Srifun>
gen.
Dabet 1T Bier nod Elm tpt6tiser gprtbetl,
ben man ia nt6t ilberiebeu bari, ndmli4
6ter tptrb ni6t aaetn selebrt, fonoern audi
er5p9en.
Der l1nterrt6t 1T fret, urb iebes &tnt
ptrb a%nsencmmen, 70 lanse nod 9laB ba
1T. 8is iest fnb unsefdbr $50 S4uler
ba, urb bic 3ab1 Sernebrt ii6 tdslt6.
8enn e5 70 fcrtsebt, ptrb bic 3abl Don
200 NIT Neuiabr ppl fetn. GS tperber
audi &tnber In Soft unb @Fese arsenpm,
men, ppflr aber besablt perben mub. 70
pte ferner tpenn Sttderet, 8lumenma6en
lberbaupt ale Arten BON 9anbarbeit, pber
Muiit 9elebrt tperben fDG.
Hdbere AnSfunft ptrb auf 4nfrase BON
ben S6wefern bereitptdtsit ertbeilt.
SO m. q. S1btne.
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8ir erfu6en uniere rpertben 8unben,
Don benz mod S%orbanbenen gprratb BON
GGene @aaren Ginii6t 5u nebnten, bic mir
bet benz srpsen IuettOns<g ertauf tn Gbtea'
90 etnsefauft baben. Dtefe @aaren ftnb
dtle BON 5telb Better unb 60. bic flr3li6 In
@bteasp dbbrdnnten.
@at1eFe Sud-, bpppelte greite 3u $500
1T $500 werb. &entuds Sean gu 123
Gent, tpertt Is Gent. 11nterbemben fur
Gamen gu IS st., pertb IS Gent. 11nse~
blei6te @usltne, Drudfatun, Damentlet>
berfpfe, @trlmpfe unb etne @ense anbere
8aaren, bic wtr gu etnem Drittel bes se'
pDbnltaen &uufpretfes Serfaafen. &oms
met talb, ebe ale perfauft fnb.
.. Sd. Sneerfo11 u. So.
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aus @abdfba wtrb bert6tet: 3pet
Sabnprpiefte 1tesen iest ben llntmpbnern
9latnptew's DOR. OaSientse fur cine
1Gmallpurise 8abn mad Sf Snbtan Greet,
etwa l Meile pberbalb 8eaper Bis 3u
ST. ~. unb ct. 9au1 gabn. Sir bielen
3wed Tnb beretts 1893 900 se3et6net NOR
bcn unb ip1en bte@rbettct, tptrb bas anbere
Srpjeft nt6t sur Iusflbruns sebra6t, nit
Gintritt bes Srubltnss Beginner. Gin an
bereS Srpieft lit Dor etntsen Sasen ben
girsern 9lainptep's fettens Der I6erren
g. %. gan OuIen unb g. q. Spnes
BON 8p6efer pprsei6lasen. Der gpr>
161as sebt Don Der 8tnpna unb ct. 9eter
Sabns@e1eai6aft (ber Ncrtbwefern) aus
unb perlanst bieie %Gcmpasnte etnen gu
16ub Don 100000, UNI etne breitfpurtse
8abn son Ylatnptetp BITS mad etnem Sunfte
senannter 8abn, notwithstanding mad Grpo~
ia, 3u bauer.
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Stadt II, gand.

Stactratb. IN Der Stsuns ppm letp
ten Dienltas reihte Der Stapt4 Snsenieur
eiuer Seri6t iber Straeen- Gerbe 1erunsen
in 0afcta Gcunts I'M Sctrase son $4,000
Elm.
Gin Committee fur legislation, teftebenp
aus cem Srdlubenten pes Staptratbs unp
ben 6tabtpdtern Smntb, Allen, 9raee.
Gle1rp unb MeGartbs, wurpe ernannt.
3um Ober> Snsenieur pes Seuerbeparte9
mentS wurben Strpns unb Str9e npmtntrt
unh nah benz infprmellen Ballot, wclhe5 8
Sttmmen fur Strong UNI 3 FIR Str9e ers
sab, murbe Strpna'S @abl etnltimntts &C.
mdht.
3um Mlitenten peS Snsenicurs purpen
8mt. Oclanep, Spbn Gbur6ia, Spbn 2elt
unb @m. 6art Msmtntrt. @m. DELANEY
erbtelt 7 unb Churchill 5 Stimmer. @m.
Oeldnes's @ab1 nurre purauf su ether ein<
ittmmt9cn 9ema6t.
Die County g pmmtddre hatten in tbrer
lesten Sibuns iiber bic S~erbdltntfe auf Der
Mrmcns Slrm beri6tet unp Der Gpuntp
&ubitpr bate bent S~taptrdtbtetne Ntttbets
lung sema6t, III wel6er er duf bic nptRr
penptsen S6rtttc fur bic 1rennuns Der
S~rriinntseu bon cen Nrmen uufmertiam
ma6t. Gs puren ndmli6 Dor etntser l3ett
aus Der Srrenuntalt in ct. 9eter, wel6e
Iberfunt 1T, etne Ansabl Srriinntse, wel6e
benz &amit9 County ausebDren, bteber &C.
l6tdt urp auf Der Irnen> 5arm unterse-
braht wprpen, ipd5 n1tlrli6 bepeutenpe
StGrun9en sur 5pl9e bate.
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NtuRuedpplts bate lesten Dter'
flag srSeen Selud. Gtner Gtnlabuns fol-
scnb, bic Stabt 3u teiu&en, wel9er bic
Rtnneupolts unb ct. 2puts 8dbn baupt'
Iddlt6 tbr Gntteben urb tbre gpnenbuns
perbarft, puren $50 Burger Der aufbllben-
ben Stdbte an Der reuen 8abn AM Diem,
flag In @%tnneapolts dnselunst. Die Stabt
gilbert Pea, Der iublt4e Gnbpunft Der Sabn,
mar am fdrffen reprdlenttrt, n64fbem
@aiec1 unb 8aterptGe, bdnn Serbian,
!6drtl1np, SilfennS, Rpntspmerp, Nep
8i4lanb unD @ep Srusue. Bel sldn3en<
bent Santett wurben freunbli8e &epen sc,
pe6ielt.
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2anbDerfaitf BON @iicnbdb=
ttctt4

Die 8ermaltuns Der Nprtbern SaetFe
Gifenbabn Bat I'M september bieIes Sab
res 400 unb I'M SftDber 1892 Nder
9anb ibres srpsen q%anbsrdntS fur $780,
600 pertauft, pas etnem 9rets bon itber
$500 per Ader gletAfpmmt. SIM Wpnat
NpSember purben BON Der 8dbn 65,732
Nder 2anb fir $284,6SO an IS &dufer
perfauft. Sm @anser alfc in ben lesten
8 Monaten 222,924 &der fur $1,01O,6SO.
Serner 1T es Elm erfreult6es 3ethen fur
bic Gtnpanberuns In Mtnneictd, baB auf
teinabe cbenIc ptele @der &esterunsSlano
BON iptrfliden In1ieblern wdbrenb Der leb>
ten BRET Mpnate sefauft rpprben iinb.
Das 9anbbepartement Der ct. Saul unb
Ydetie GiIenbabn. bat i'm lebten Wpnat
10000 Mder 2anp tbres &esierun9ssrants
an metitens ptrfltde @nfebler rerfauft unb
erbtelt bafilr bic 9urt1ne Don $4,000.
Die Ginflnfte peS 9anpbepartemertS Der
8abn ~betrusen fir ben lebten Nonat int
@dn;en $4,000.
Die Ginnabmen Der Glib Mtnnelpta
Gtienbabn fGr ben Npnat Nppember Be-
trusen $85 1000, sesen $1,000 fir beniel'
ben Mpnat bes SabreS 1876. Die Gtne
nabnten ber Gbteasc, Milpaufee unb ct.
9aul 8abn betrusen fir Npnember 1862,
900, sesen $765,23O fur NOpember 1876.
Die Gbteaso u. Nprtbweft 8abn nabt in
ben leBten 9 @pnaten $7,816,56O.17 Elm,
lei elmer Nussabe BON $6,259,O56.53, 10
bab Elm 8cinsewtnn BON 81 1857, $685. er>
sielt purpe. Die 8abn, fails ie ni6t UNI
berehenbare srDeere 4uSsaben gu befreiten
Bat, miro AM q. DECEMBER btefes Sabres
cine OtStbenbe ppn 81 9rp5ent an ibren 10
eenannten 9referreb Stpd 5ablen fonner
unb bod mod etnen 1eber1Gub BON 1896,
O99. Ga bdben.
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Sic PIONEER PRESS BON ct. Saul

Die PIONEER PRESS BON ct. 9au1
TT, pie bic nebenfebenbe 4n3et9e rt6tis
Iuet, tppbl bas bebeutenbfe @pr9enblatt,
pet6es berpirts Gbteaso in ensliider
Spra9e tdsli6 erl4etnt. Sn Setref rd-
f6er @tttbeilunsen Der GdseSneuisfeiten,
&et@6altisfeit Oes eelefofss unb 9rOmpt-
bett Der 0ieferuns f6nnen nur bic sr0stsn
Suaesbldtter erten Ranses nit btefem Bic
Gaen Mpraenblatt persli4en perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Gon;ert uno Sper! titnpt9t Der Bic
iise Sdn9erperein 2iepertrans aufben 3wets
ten @etbna6tfefttas Ibenp an, unb bas
9rrsrdmm 1T pabrli@ iebr etnlabenb.
Der critic She'll beitebt aus pcri6tebenen
@eian9spprtrdsen beliettsr Grmppittipnet
ppu Settr, Ntt, Salipppd unb Grtesbed,
bur6 ben &eretn ie1bf, punh bur6 5p1p,
semtihtrS Ouurtett unb Gbpr unp aus benz
9tdnc~ uno SlDtenpuett BON Nacetni.
Sm Swetten Stetle tpmntt Die fpmtlhe
Operette Sans Oampf uuf bic Subne, unp
tpem eS an briterer Stimmuna feblt, Ser
Fnbet lie b1.
Ha6ber semitbli6e llntertdltuns bel
8eldna, Oecldntdtipnen ,e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Steuern su erbeben $2576 81

2DIQl---. ---N10U,0U
Steuern gu erbeben $2576 81
Die Steueretnnabmen Der @arbs urb
bes Ipeenanten teuen Gerrttprtums merben
fclsenbermaeen oerpdnot. Sir Staats<
3ipede iinb 2 MtG., aussere6net $48, 1898,
fur a~Gleemetne Gpunts AuSsdben 17l1O
Mtl pber $44.OO4, fur &rmen3wede ! Mta.
ODER $l2,223, fir i3inlen an GOuntY Bombs
7I1O MiG. pber SLIP, fur S6ulswede
l MtG. pber 1924, 446. SIM @un3en alio
6 @tG. pber $146,67S fur bic pbet &C.
nannten !3pede.
Die ilbrtscn IL Mt1 weroen in bic
StabtfaGe te3ablt unb fur Stdbt3wede
berpanbt.
Die acknowledgement mIFen Bis gum
l. Sebrudr 1878 unb bic @runbbefs
@teuern BIS gum l. Stunt 1878 be3ablt iein
font trttt bic 9trafbere&nuns fur rid
tdnbise Steuern TT &raft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Die Ntb1anbs 8dbn @efea>
bat BET ben Spwnluperptlcren UNI
Y~er1dnseruns Der Srtf CUR Sertisfeaans
Der Sabn bis gum l. Rdr3 nd@seiu9t unb
erbalten. GS 1T ptes sel4eben tpeset
@ultisfett Der aussefelten Bombs, bic Be-
tannt1i6 auf bic Septnsuns a~usseseben
rpurben, bic 8abn in bielem Rcnat Els
Ma;eppa fertts ;u fe0en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

+ aus 8tnfeb, Re Qepb County,
melbet uns Sreunb 3. &ldus, bdB bdie1bf
Elm braves @ttslteb Der bortisen fatbolt>
I6en @emetnbe, ndmlt4 Sr. 8ilbelm Stte
mad LANCER &rantbett seforben 1T, unt
beGen gerluf spn ietner btnterlafenen
Satin unb &tntern tief %betrauert wtrb.
N6se CT ruben tint Srteben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Nus minpiue. g.. oebt urs BON l6errn

Nus RtnptIe, D., sett uns Son 6errn
8~ernbarb @tieble fr!senbe5 S6retben su:
SD bin i6on LANCE nit Srufletben unb
fur5em @tbem betaftet unb es i4eint, bas
netel rpple fi9 gar ni4t seben. Or. Gu<
suit S0nts's @umburser Sruittbee, ben mir
elm Sreuno empfabl, BAT mir ptel 6uteS se<
than, mas i'd germ ~be;euse."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Sr. q. Shifhmann's
OeutfhcS Nftbma 6eilmittel.

Sir BITE oussntlidli6e Grteidteruus unb 6siluna
Yrn Iftbma une Mitbmdbefdnerben ieemcScr
Iieies in tauieneen rrn 56aen eura Ier,ts une
in 6cipitdlern 0eutfhldnn5 erprpbte Wtttef befett
aus 8rduteru, Sdrsen unb Rinten, serbuneen nit
crtsinirenetn Gtemifalten, pet6e cine berutioente
unr trdnpfft1enee GisenfGaft auf bic QuftrStren
%ausutt, cen SGletmausrurf erlei6tert urb geieens
ben %ictcrtise Suite uub anssnetme Rute perfhafft.
Sit rraitdutis s~efatrlOs unb lam nit soqtcmme'
ner StGerteit rrn zen ~Jartefen ainbern eebrautt
rertsn. preis so Cts. unb $I.OO ie mad Ter
GrrFe. Son alien Gprttttern ;u taben, rfer oe.
gen Ginieneuns ees Setrdses, pcrtOfret ron RsSes
Mimi, Gesnten fur Minnsfpta. $3.50
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Nuf Neibndht

baben S@dfer unb &crfbdse tbren ORR
Gppbs Stpre NIT ben btai9iten Waaren duf
bas 8efte ausseftattet. llniere seebrten
8unben tperben bur6 cine 8eit6tisuns
berlelben Sp1fpmmet sufriepensetelt tper<
ben. Gin 8efu@ seniist, nm fi6 baYpn su
lber3eu9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

@err Su1tus Si6ner, g. 60
8ef Critic StraBe, bait bic rei4ite Aus>
pab1 ppn 9rd6tperfen, Sl9ern Der befter
@rt, Spielwuaren, Itbums, 8unfarttfel
&c. pprr1ttis. Nan iebe bic ~netenfebenbe
Mn3eise.