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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-13
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

SUHAECE COMPANY.
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VINO ess- sad Retail
GRrcEKs = COMMIS>lON MERCHT>.
30. !" y. Royal ST., cor. Aarke. Spa'"
At"Xsndrla, VrglnI".
Orders and con:iynnanl> solicited. they "!t
receive cace;:t' "nd p-o:no! attention.. lyz
4 T. Lawson X CO,
tSucce<sor: to T. VI. Lswso!,l
GROCERS AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS.
No. ~ Cameron street,
MlH3 ALEEAH D&lA. W.
1'AosAS FE*Er'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
TIE SALE OF FERTILIZERS
No. Il King street,
~ J: As : SGToS 3 BsoTu4a.
Go MlsoloN KcHASTs
No. 70 UNION STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, VA
Consignment: 81 Grain, Merchandise snd all
kinds. OF Count: Produce solicited. SPECIAL
..ten,i"r giTer: /" ~ business r;r'l-t"':r!f"".
pcomy. returns maze. 49,
~ =. SHOOT.
DEALEH1E
co a l., ALT And "a ) + . Il
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Foot "-incess So.
feb Zi-1l Ae1aHtri. Virginia.
BRobERr. ;! Ia nhoH,
T BR1DERS s. CO.
IS No. ii binl street..
AlcXMIl!!a, w.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wholesale Dealers in
GROUERIE>,
LIQUORS,
PROVISIONS,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand gcncr,. A<:or.ni"lt u
Cordase, Isr, pi,uA, Sns, Lime" Pacing, Oif,
Lsmps ALI Ship and &ava stores.
All orders ma ccnsiganents promptly .ttend-
ed TO, and goods forwarded without !elsy 70 con-
i.rens ul arrival.
Agents for Dupont's Gunpowtc!.
XXN Ale al.d Porter alwsys OF ha:.d.
Agents for the Baltimore ard Potomac l:a!s-
,-taLiou ilIo NH !O--'.'
, 1877-09-10

CpfTfsPo'tdtfca HsS 10fk 7trs<S,
PARIS, Aug, 20.-Thc death Ut the Comic do
Montl. the faithful friend nn'l servant ol tho
Conte dn Chambord, wa. speedily followed by
that Ut The most faithful ant trusteq friend oi
Napoleon III. ltwaa With real pAn that tue
iricnls u Tho Donaparte family heard VI thu
death u Dr.. Conneau, which occurred III Cor.
sica three dass axu. Thls ell,lnent man's ua,no
u tho very kytnbol of dcyotlou. lIe WAS at-
tacllcI to Queen iiortcnse when .ne1u boy,
aud Was reared With her sou, afterwards Su.
polcon III. hEc waa very lon1 ot hlIl, aud al-
Mtrcd Ills good scl,Se, his coolness, anu the {us-
tice Of his opin!ons. 1t WAS she who cncvur-
aeed thu intimacy OF Conneau with Prince Louis,
and In aur will Shp wtote the words: "(t Il nv
wish that you should nrycE separate yuurseff
frosn Couneau." tbs wish was fulfilled, md
conlleau xaA by tho EInpeFors bid at Ehlxel.
hurst When be bFeathed LIS last. Tho two werp
together throughout the ptiueg's eyeutful
career. It was Councau who planned the escape
from the Fortress Ut llaln, and 1t IL toueliny
eyen HOW 10 Tcai hIs ueposIt!un Wllcn called tI
account tut The ut. During tls Empire t.e WIS
alulost an inmate OF the palare, aid not even
day passed without All Interview with tho Eu4-
peror, not 0uly Us q uletival udylscr. Lut as
3rierl. conoeuo watched the Psiuce carefully
TO keep him In health, and called iu eminent
specialists far each malalY OWNED u discovered
by himself. He had no pretenslons. lIc was
tie private medical adviser bt tho Emperor, but
ho neyer Tefused to share ths honura With BIZ
colleagues, and tho Erwurd4 were A1ways for
them, not for hiu. Hu had l,50o,QlD francs
PLACED In his baudx annually to distribute among
thu pook - he s2w ii. ula NArn tha Empire
, 1877-09-10
KNIGHTS OF rYTIlIAE.
TIN NtW TrNR

Some time ago, inans members having ex-
pressca 4 DESIRE that there might bo general
conference hull In regard to ll,u proposed ncw
code OF law, committees wcrc appointed from
several Lodges In Chicago with that View, and
Monday cscnIag last tie various delegates
met ut The Graud Lodge Hail. THO following
Lodges were represented: Nos. i, 8, i, 8, Is,
81, Il. and IS. past Supreme Representative
w, u. keNuctly wRs elected Chairman .uf
tho General Committee, au.! supse.ne Rep
tescutative u. A. CasEutan Rccrctary.
After Tho formal organization, on the motion oe
". H. a. Phillips, T. c., au Executive Commit
tee VIA elccteti, WHOM duty ia 10 preparu re-
port containIA9 thu regulate amendments 70 ard
altcratsuns VI tlse proposed new code, and pre-
sept tho saua for The confederation oG The dcu-
cral Committee. The following compose tka
Executive ComHlttee: ". D. Kennedy, l., q.
G. aud r. =. X D. A eastman, i. u. 9. aud i.
H.; j. J. Mltehsll, T. G, VI No. 1; ". II. Nru.
nett, r. G. Of No. 8; u. I. Caldwell. T. G. of
No. I.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call ol
tho Chairman.
, 1877-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE yoRWAkRTY THEATRE,

The Germans Ut the Southwest stde hayo eer-
tainly occasion " be proud Of tic dramatic
coNpsny Which Manager Waaseru,4n has
brought together to play during the season ut
the vorwaeTta Theatre, which has been CON-
pletely remodeled MID renovated. The new
company appeared lust evening In Anton Amos
celebrated c,tntdy Ut "Fasnttte Nocrnrr,"
l''ay which achieved quite SUCCESS last aeason
at thu New Chicago Theatre, where It
Mas performed by ar. Wurater'a companY To
bTlilr out The l,laY requires u company af more
than ordinary strength fn order tu do 1t Justice,
AMI 1t l. but fair to say that the V0FwMft's
th'nta'1y was equal to tile task. The large aa-
tiic1lcs WIS kept In continued roar ot laughter
ltoI' the beginning 10 tbs end, md It wa4
almost aht unanimous verdict vi tho &ut!Iencc
That tha sAtlnk last evening wa& better ts!all at
ever ps!ote been witnessed In that part Ut tie
city. Mr. ahoucr played the capitalist Mtrntr
yEry cleVcrly, Mr. LassWitx, NAu assumed tbs
part OF Cuuiuesvr Htttt.eaa.4f, looked lust as il
lie llad been especially created for thls pust.
Hrs. Ho<rn<r WA well portrayed Ly Mis- \5cte.
Tia Richter, and s1!s. Fell JacgeE tlIl tqDal jus-
tlco to the part OF Hrs. totl.ehisidt Mrs, Never
and Miss jaeger were also very good " ddtit aud
Ag..cs, respectively. alr. Meyer lnsds very
good stranger, and Mr.. Lea4chlcr wv. psssable
is ltlu ttmil Fritz. Ar. li9uell0ctg, tue iuyrnis
iuail vi the company, was rather stu aud aYk.
ward, an,l It Ia evident tIat the culnpauy pceIs
strengthening 1t. this particular. Misa buckeI.
~ Loche., had but liltla To do, hut lid that lit
tle well,
, 1877-09-10
NyAFkT0N,

Tho fall term Of tho Northwestern University
will be formally opened with the usual chapul
cxerriacs Wednesday. The studies will be reg
ularly resumed Thursday. This examinations
of applicants for admission to both the Prepar-
atory Department and tho University
proper will occur Tuesday. Tho prcs-
cnt 'schoot year is about to 10 fnaugu-
rated under peculiarly favorable nuspccs-
The institution ID about emerging from tho ur-
avo'dable cmbaErase1uents incident to "hard
tilnes;" the Faculty, consisting Of men known
to fame In their special branches OF eru1iti1,,
will remain unchanged with hut onc OF two ex-
ccptiuns; the number ot studcnts, ~ forcshal-
owed BY the correspondcnee with candidates for
adnleslon, will ba larger that my previous ,ycur
n the ,istarY 0f the institution, and the courses
of study haye been 30 thoroughly perfected, by
careful attention lotR directed 10 this sprclat
end, that they arc only equaled, not excelled,
Miss Jen,.Io II. Bancroft, capable In
struetrlx Of note ut tho East, will perform such
duties as arpertuln to the supervision Of thu
Noman'o College. She comes highly recotn-
prot. Oscar Mayo las formally notified tho
President of Ills Intention to assume Charge ol
the Conservatory of Music at tho opening Of tho
term. Should bis services be rejected, u they
uIa1ctntioInaty VII, ho wll then, Il Is under. =,
management. The legality Ut s c.al1n-.ln fast
tho entire question Of hts Or tho institutfon's
Eightness In tbc mastcr.-turns upon tho con-
struction ol one punt In tho contract. Ttlls
ence between tho two PARTIES thereto shnll bo
referred to an arbitration committee; allo, that
Prof. stayo's tesnt u service shall cease when
hc ceases toyiye satisfaction. Thu Professor now
shail be referred 10 Arbitration. Tic Univsrsi.
ty, on the other haul, claims tflat this Is not
0ue Of tue qucsttons thus tn DO referred; that
i the untversity) Ii the best judge Of tho Fro.
, 1877-09-10

arattng TINT ho went and proposed to tho
widow, 10 whom in the rapture which ruccced-
ell his being accepted he conhded hts innocent
sttaiagctn. She saftt lie was a foolish fellow,
and su he wa~, for he ought to hnve known that
for MI purposes Of ronlugn1 caetigatso,, she re-
sorted to the vc1l.bent and dlnted poker on tho
hearth.
"E1iza,' said fond mother to her offspring on
Saturday, as that offspring was about going forth
In ttw OF young man who *orsl1ips the very side
walk slio walks upon, - Elza, 20 to tho nrcal-
l'ox and cat. geod big crust Of bread before
M IT, f. don't lei a liz lesss it, II ane1y. aiy
Wc'yo only Just l.a,l tea" ~ know 1t, bnt yo,,
viii be hungry bcfore you gtt hack md when
Adolptlns takes you Into Restaurant you'll cat
icc-crcaln, and sponge--1kc. anil ham sand.
nyear's growth. You Silly girls don't think Of
this, hut xe experienced women tto. Twas untt
Young and aitdy myself, and but for 65 cents
ever since entertained tho most profound
contcupt,-your paw would have been Con-
Ercssman, with an atluiliue nose md fiYpcFlon's
clr1e. bGwarc how you sit down on tho bud-
dlnE fame Of Cupid. of course, A,l9iphg. VI!
thfnRs, but that makes no difference. When
he asks Tou to 70 ia and have soma oysters,
cycn II you arc hungry, don't. Bay you DO not
tase husbands on i,iic tribes: when il might be
applied towards furnishing house. Point out
that for the cost OF MI oYstcr stew you might
purchase couple OF towels, now that towelin1
Ia 50 cl,eap, and that Saddlc.Rock roast Is tho
but not easily dlstfn0ushahle from solid
snver-or q glass suGRf-bowl. This alWays
takes tho young ncn, II sets them to thinking
Of housekeeping AMI mattinony; It mikes them
and would make an excellent vile; and 10 thoy
often say thngt which give you hold over
them, OF ara effective before 1ury." Eliza
treasured TN these saEncioue counse,s Of the
H1ffh 9f hhr nthid rfrG tff1Nt1 hrFt1
with such carnestncss and effect that when she
came home the Was NJ, engaged woman.
PERSONALS. ..
Chfcs-Jnstfco Harrtsont OF Toronto, Is At che
Palmer House.
Mr.. Alexander Walker, Of tho New Orleans
Democrat, Is In tho city, stopping at the Palmer
House.
". L. Fisk, r. N. Batchelder and II. c. Cor
bin, of tho United statcs Army, arc quar-
tered ut tho Palmer.
HOTEL Ann1vAts, ......
cioteor.ay iiatimere csse1 sw 1os.; ciac,n H.
ss; Ssw leroy; ,a.iSh,s Ms'l@'nn Lo;s: ;,l;,
itsTsa; r. ": Fs1r. Galveston: !. I: Fl.S. II"
N 3ss 1fsses ss1ssaRs 4.: : ST Gssss3. III
Yosk; j. Il. }owma2. r. New orjcsas; sa z % Fcnton @ "n
iand; II. Sharp. sait Lake; t. Adains St: Louis;
sherman Houtt-C. N, Lconsrd, Omaha; Charles
1liplcy. Doston; II. j.. PARSONS, Ann Asboe; John
rarAuhat. e!ssgow, seotiansl; /; ". Henry, Tenn.
liutchnson St. Louis; /, O.. Todd and q. ii.
rcnia1nin, ithaca, n. T.; II: ", Remington,
Davenport -. Pdt.ner Noxse-lt. II. Gardner aud
C. NJ, forlk4. Kanena; A. l.. Walker. Boeton; =.
II. son,eF. Philadelphia, Andrew He'll, England;
tho Hon. ChaapcsY Goan, no"son: Dr.. John E.
ry!er. Bo.tou; L. Florida. pcadwood: II. latce,
1aulx, Washington; f. 1. tIowmnu, 81. Louis;
". W. Hastings, New York; Il. q. Haskell, Dos.
ton; j, II. WcAton, In Crosse.
, 1877-09-10

Charming little stories one dnsls In u Figaro.
4 farts sculptor, who had alnasse1 comfort.
able fortune, was In the babit OF receiving Ut his
table every DAY ccrtaiu friends. The company
Hat always tho same; his guests became pcu-
sIoneFs upun Ills bounty, aud naturally ts serv-
ant hell thein In supreMe contempt, aud piA1le
uo effort to disguise the feeling. bns day tho
SCULPTOR met o1lr Ut hly cpmFaue8, whom lie hal
mol seen Tor many year, aud invited hin to
dlne With hlu,. At table, the servant, in pour
Ing the wtne aud passing thu dlshcs, had tie air
Of saying: "stuh yourself this tine, poor
deyiIf" Tbs guest. cu4toued to the bail tuar-
by-play. A. III O'Clock he took his: leave, anI,
prcssing Ills frienu's baud III the l.all, said !;
''Well. shall sec you next Yesr, On my return
from Atheus." 1le had not genc twrniy steps,
xneA the servant Joined him, With VI VII ot sir
, 1877-09-10

10 M& kdNof o. 11 Jfthlnf.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8-The name Is derived from
that Of tic God Fan, who, according 10 ehu
Greek mythology. came Into the world with
horns, a goats beard. D crooked nose, point
ed ears, tall, clovcn hoofs, and aterr1bc vote.
He dweit In Arcadia, and was fayonto Of
Daccfus, anl h!s voice terrified bclated travel
era who, passing near his haunts, vert panic
stricken by tho feartul souad. Hence tho word
After tho establishment Of Christianity. Pan
WIS deposcl iEunl hls higher rank aud le,,rmlcu
to the status Of the desl, alnl hencc The ''Autd
iiorGlen ne =, ef poP.,lar and pocti.a recognition Is
4 panic fs %Aete fear, whether urlstng from
an aAlc4uatt or Inadequate e4use, obtains the
masaesy over every Uther consideration, Ai,i
urEts 10 dastar4 acts aud subtcrfugcs, nnll
the exercise VI tatm manhood and selt.contra!
might easily avoid. An fncxplicnblc sou,,l
causea q rush from a church ur crowded plarc;
yaguc report on the n!arkct causes panic ia
stesks or Eran' cr runs ~ sometime presIPt.
eInosion either differs from tkatusal appreheu-
sion OF presenls - Intense and upcoI,tfolIubla
form Of tho festing that 1t u propagabte trols,
one person u another. mud involves alike tho
educated aud >tgnorant, tAose Wh6 oct from
Judgment as well ~ those who art from iul-
pulse.
They Sioaii b. regarded as uorai cpidemtcs.
anu " promptly checked Gy the deliberate aud
powerful Efforts vi tat'ss vllu llave not bcyune
dSnorallzed, mud thus tho spreading evil stayeJ.
they oIus after 1ensons Vi scarcity mud physi-
Gu! want, haTu tunes. or devastating wass, mud
in ar.nies q u Bull liun, when 10th arsnies
were attacked By i aud both ran away.
THIS I1oas notab1s paul. Oh record occurred In
the tenth century. The Empire VI Charlc1nagna
bad fallcn to pieces; public miafortune anu civil
diseonl laetxc4 into misery aud
faIntnc 70 sxtrrtno that canIbaIt1m pre-
yat!ed eyru Ia Paris; tho e,ld Vi snu world
WA predicted II the eseut OF the year lUu.
War and vengeance ceased; the s''Truce Ut lod u
WAS proclaimed; eLuEnlulk riches were PLACED
~ the altass; worship aud PRAYER never ceased.
The elts wcEe left untitled; kcrt. wesv set tr~c
four Kings and thoufaulA Of noblcs tr.ircd to
thh clulatef; aud all men, ace4Ediug to their
tenaenvies, prepared to tle.
;, Ihe l,cst antlhotes Tor pantcs arc wlse and
d1scEcet ptton " those wlo are not taatcd; tsts
dtscoufagemepi Of tattllug und gossip, wLlch
aro nafkSdcharnrtcssttes u commercial pauics !;
pluck III thoae wl0 hold lmportants posts aud
derislon ahd ridlnule ol these who manifest tic
sylnptatas u the cp!demir- such action lu CHI
e1:o haa, Within thu last few weeks, checked
the full development Of aymp.ons which lrst
manifested theuscIyes Ii another city, mud wele
Tor tins intensified here. BIB.
, 1877-09-10

As cities grow older and become manufactur-
Ing centres, demand arises for instruction m
the part VI these who cannot attend the free
Iay-sehpols. Two yenrs ago, when tho free
night-sehools were last opened IN this city, over
o.o10 persons attended them, onc.tffth of this
number Leiug girls and women. Tho Board OF
Education have made 2ll necessary arrange-
ncnts for opening evening schools tonight In
tic following named scltout-llouscs: Foster,
scamntou, Jones, Ward, Kinzic, Wells, sauRn-
tno,,-street, Newbcrry, and High-school. The
teaclling In tho IllCl,-3cEool Is ntchlcd for me-
chantcs anl lnachitiists who arG somewhat nd
yancel, and who desire moro Intelligent In
sight intu tisctr work. Tic Commissioner OF
Health will send physicians to the several
school houses to see that all pupils l.ays been
successfully vnccinatel, and TO yaccsnate those
who need Il without charge: Tho following are
tho regulations prescribed for tho evening
echDDla:
rupss admitted any evening from to7:3o.
Except IN tIs High School, the sessions close Ut
n:l6 o'clock.
'rhe ~ books arc the same rs those nsea in the
instruction Ia given fsom tezt tooka in reading,
spelling, wttIng, and arithmetic.
oral tnatIuctfon ID givtn In business FORMS aud
ia bookkeeping.
Tho conditions ct admission are: That pupils
shall not 10 under !. years OF ngc; that they can
not attend day school; that they givc uydtnce OF
q desire to intend the school By providing thom.
selves with all necessary books; that they have
tickets Of admission from Tho Principal.
The conditions 1f membership are: Prompt md
regular Rtten1ancBs satisfactory cxctlacs for Ab.
renco; prompt nnd cheerful Obedience 10 tenchcfa
good behavi0r going to aud from school; gu0d care
UF desks uatl other school property; earnest and
faithful work In schools no ust Of tobacco In the
hchool Building.
DUTIES 0F TE1CMxN8.
To work under tbs direction Of the Principal: 10
ba In their ROOMS at O'Clock: to nut pupils at
wnFk a. soo; they arrive; to have puplla sccllo
1tlling, except IN exercises Ia reading; 10 ,uuve
pupils about ttlA room ttiD ~ possible; 10 re.
poft tho uafnoa Of dull Of OF bright pupll4 tD the
PRINCIPAL; to mako all Instructions and Bxerctaes
az practical ~ posstble: 10 h4Ye no dispute with
pupi but In CASE OF difficulty, to sbnd a. once for
itu FrincfpA.; to notify tho PRINCIPAL at p. m
il Obliged to bs absent from duty; to keep such
records OF attendance Apd make such reports N
ars required bT tho PsncIp.. aud tho auperla-
tondenf.
II h expected that tho evening schools will
remain III seas!0n about fourteen weeks. The
teachers selected for this work arc tho 1nale
teachers III ttle High and Grammar Schools,
persons OF successful experience In teachlng In
I'LL grades of ls,-lawyers, accountants,
graduates Of high schools and colleges, and
young t1en studying professions. With such
instructors, students cannut but receive thu
highest beucDts That evening schools can al
fora.
, 1877-09-10

Tell Cnnneau mas ~ pnnr that Nine. Con-
irAll lla.l to teatt music for jtsing. Every
year slie gives twn subscription concerts, one lii
England mil another nt Slcc, nn,l tt,r proceeds
have helped nut the fan,y, md aI,lc, IN tho
esiacatlon ot tho Sun, the friend Of the 1rnco
imperial: Na;a.aly. i,c irtens of tl,ess dc;
tickets. The Emperor rN commended his son Il.
lr. Conncau, and he wo,Id have remained with
the young Prince II hta age nnt infrtntEes hntl
not nbllIct hin, to retire. Ito nve.1 the island
III torafca With nlt lis heart, hccanse It MAS tho
cr,uIlc of tho 1.ouapartct, and often expressed
the Wish tu slc There When Ills health failed
lie went thcrr. aad It waa there that he died;
I,asslnE away taltnly and peacefully liter All
eyentful anl most hunUratic career.
, 1877-09-10
pERE MARQUETTE.
Exhumntion Of I1ts Remntns, MT Point 1T.
fCnAFr.

r.an,,,st.. ~ rt,. u.~otr. nj pctot M
Special corrs'ponasntt ct The Tstsatn*
pa,. ~ s sept ; sm 'sp@'s" y. pa,ter ,
lo'ht VI. lgnacc says: "ihe remains OF fa'her
Marquette, tic great missionary and d|scoverer,
The reu1atns were In bfrch.hark cot'ln, Two
r 'eT ~, rrn,n. o1 xix @
At tho Catholic Church"
Tho Ray. flcorrn uu11,c1d, n, H., lin. ,,ccn
.rcy1,rp III, snn,lner nj Msck1naw. 1,uley ,,,,c
Of Ang. 81, hc writes Of the grave Of Pore Mnr-
ouctte rs follows u the lansing, (Atlcl.) Repa6-
lam:
an.,. ,ox.xo,. tenn II. o,t,n,.x .,,,.r,,or. =,
a asamn1er.rc,ort, Mack!nae haa lsenIIaf intvrc.t
The!s IT. .eea, q u II Is t. nann
pecl.ly: The supposed discovery q ths long R-lost
@ been Wy ttaItisl ths'ns y discussion aaa Inrss.
tiEa!ton. We're hif rs!na'na thkrn from the mnutl,
e e Eo n s1ts y s s :; @ss IT,, IT, ssss sss
10 tho Point IT. onee' Authorities NJ
fer, :, traditions d!saMse, md son,canent-
Ion; The snpcss,'ttons voyseens.. who, ~ tho
n,iaA ot st9rni and pe.il' wcre accusomst 10 ~.
sSss ssss 81 S ~ &c sssm . az ssen
ve!y nsriIc1l9f .. to locality.
40 tho result Of our a!rcuEstonst We ARC pretty
well agreed a. to Tho following eanclnsfons'
l. Tint, twn ycaEa alter MafHnettn "us nnrseu
at what ts now known y Lud!aston, when ''en9ar,,
time was ovcs," eome thirty cnnues 0f converted
Indians met BY appointment nt hs grave, aaE up
bis remains, hnd brought him 'hDme.
=. That 81. !enars. bpln1 the n,!ssion Tint be
founded. wan hla homo. ami not Oll Mncktnt".
y. That the story Of hlS b!ir1a tn tue cemetery 0t
Macktnaw. tho aMdscgneht lawsuit ant reatosat or
h's honcs 70 ~. lenace, 10 nn!F inyth.
- That tnc Hlte Of the mission. attef the htTnfne
OF thc buildings ~ thc Jfsnlts and lheie removal
was for long limo !oet anu grown over WILL
ecdafe
q. That there 70 gooI reason 70 ool!cvc that tnln
sts has been recently discovered on Tho thtm 81 d
Mr. Masray. ~
Thc evidence tor this eonclnhlon y two.foih:
frst-A tfaAitlon handed GOWN rom Iathot so
son and efahdton. IN PARTICULAR lndan 'ah1ly. 81
certain crt,s. on lhe sEotc that potntea our fhe
dlftctlnn OF hIhf1ncttea Htase.
s<tondly-h pcnct''skctch whicn found IN tho
p0.acAaion a. Tue present priest OF ~. !RnAct.
IhIS nvalnaolo dta"sn9 gives the 0fsglnnt tite q
t!lc tfcneh siiaKo, LUG nousc o. tac .feenite;
thc lnhtah village. tne thn!ah toft On lho hIni4
and. moot fnlpaftantsot al, very accntase.y ae.
nncs tbr Gont0af o. . Httle bay Known W the
eane OF NhdnWekwikeaatnlse!hRt- e., Sndt',wa'
nlronS: Mlk"cia, mere Is nati hh9Hfe'
,Llttie Gay Of the l!afonss VI ne lna!an w. w.
!hse lhcFr Ia no ttnec. xnelr WtgWsn'e, Dattt
only Of poles anu untks hafe not icLt sanele
vestlKc, MOI 10 win INC Efeaca village. You
may stlll SEQ inc lcnalhs ot Their !oss atl lahtef
and the rntns OF lat!f entmneSa. oh tlle snppotel
ete 81 thc noaee o. thc 1csutH: fon'e tof1F ny
, 1877-09-10
,..,~~,.o,~,oo.M MEDICAL .-..-.,->-.,....
.Schenck'S PuIlnOnic Syrup,

MEDICAL. ..
'Schenck's l'ullnOnic Syrup,
For the cnse Of Consumption, Coushs, and Colds
Tho grcat yslae Of this medicine thAt ~ fpeus tho
matter md lhtoHs tt oat Of the systen puriAcs The
blood, ADD thus ehccts cure.
sCnEScK's SEA WEED TONIC, Fnt TIE CulE
UF DYsFKfslA. INDIGESTION, dc.
The Tonic produces hoaIthy Action Of the stomach.
cSeatioR specific. fo1mtpR ehJ!s. aaa cuII1Y Tie
most obstinate cases Of Indigestion.
ecHENcK'S AANDltAKE PILLS. FOR TIE CURE
or LIVER COMPLAINT, de-
These r11is are alteratyc. md produces healthy
ton Of the lisrr without tho least danger they
srpo 4run, caloc and ret ccacous In restoring
4hea!thy acslou Of the liver.
These remedtes AEu eertxin curt tor Consumption,
~ the rulmonlc Syrup sItena the matter and purnes
the bio04. The AsndInkr Pills 4et upon the liver,
create healthy bo, md rsu,ova al disesscs Of tho
liver. often seause Of Consumption. This Era Weed
Tonic XtSes tone aud strength to tho stomach makes
good Nlon. aud onAoica lha osxAus " form guod
blaud, and thus creates healthy circulation Of healthy
blvd. Tho combined action Of thcte ne,liclnca y
thus explained, will cure essTy Ut Consumption,
II taken ID time. and tbs Of the medicines pore
reEcd ia.
nr. sclIenek u professionally 1t hia principal oneo,
corner 6xl md Arch: :sss.. Philadelphia. every Mon
asy. where ~ Jatcs suE A1flts siatt hG sa4Ecssed.
schancka pediclAea fur sale ny A!l druggists.
, 1877-09-10

ccFc repentance, anl fa,1, In n Inv tone: "Ali,
pardon me, sir; took you at frat for friend
pf tho bo,1Bc+n
, 1877-09-10
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1o-1 o. n.-For
the Lako Region, easterly winds, cloudy and
rainy weather, stationary temperature, and full
Ing barometer.
LOCAL ohsxnvA1foNa.