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Wusbriiden.
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iuoroen. Sic 3abl Der an 9oro geFno.
liden belduft iid auf unssfdbr 1876.
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American9tre Endurance
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.
S~ncorporirt 1910.
gaat Gapital"".....$ 400. 900 90
Observation-Disclosures. 1,26O,076 II

8runhstAtatbunt In philadelphia
nnb I'm @GuylhM Saftn. ..mu.$t5U, 100 90
Bcnts uae9 ppotbslen. ernes@ eIp 43t,969 30
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g fenbabn ,8anal unb aulsn-
Gcmpasuit Bombs ..""....... 1885 90
Gtlenbabn urb anbtre 9lftitn ...... $3.50 90
0ersintaten Gtaatsn DarIsbsn... 110,250 90
Gtaot. Gptnts unb @taet Dars
kben ste..... "."."..".... {, $3.50 90
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II Ger Office Der ngirsinia staals.
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Wphe drs9etraeen.
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@erfbernmas=@efeu
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TeMer unt marime
Derf6erungsge(fuf1aft
Capital S615, 900.
Sffice: 1915 Main @trase.

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$780, 600 fir gerlife besablt.
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$@12,000,000
Dsrkdtruu0s]- Capital
nertreten bur4
THOMAS N. ALFRIEND &.SoN.
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go. 1, u. 3eBnte etrake,
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OF PHILADELPHIA,
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pbia ......... ST, 1888 ,632 II
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unb anberer gtibte.."-.... 61,480 90
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@runs- &ieentbtn1 ........:. 67,120 70
8pnbs por Serihiebenen Gifen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s55,s7o 90
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$685. 95 GA
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sea bic MGsts ............... 1861, 932 81
3unabme i'm SABRE 1676...".$ 226,163 80
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THE DAILY sun, ss A YEAH.

A presminently readable newspaper, with thu
largest circulation IN the word. Free, ind&
from everywhere. Two cents . copy by mali,
50 oeAts a month, or 90 a year.
, 1877-11-26
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gaar Capital. ....s 400. 900 90
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16
The Grave.
Pause thee stranger, by the hillock

Pause thee stranger, by ;he hillock
green.
AMI leave = tar of sorrow here
Beneath this sward there sleeps unseen
Al thai was once - honor dear.
He came in health and youthful pride,
To fD-g~ oar chaius-bat on. for
Civ,
He fought. was strickeu-here he dted.
Ard here alone his memory lives.
All that WAS bright in youth be knew;
All that was noble, generous. brave.
All that vas faithful, truthful, true;
Yet here he made his lonely grave.
He often spake Of home ard friends;
Of sisters, sire, a:.d mother kind,
- o 'er the deep his heart would steal
To scenes he low / and let behind.
They came III visions to bis heart.
And wrapt his soul in bliss away,
To share in what be loved a part
And live once more II childho)ds
day.
Bat soon such fairy dreams depart,
Aud fond delusiops fade away;
Tie chill Of death is round bis heart,
The iluttering spirit leaves its clay.
Pause, stranger though no tears were
she'd
By brothers. sisters, parents dear;
Yet many a heart with anguish bled.
And strangers gave the mourncr's
tear
Il II -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16

NARROW VIEWS. Narrow minded
people deliberately shut out half the
pleasures Of life because the enjoyment
OF them clashes with their own peculiar
views II DO not wish my children TO
read any magazines or papers that have
no religious articles III them" said n
pious, hut bigo,ed mother Her chill
dren. whatever appetite they may have
for broad and liberal culture. are to be
trd on the pious literature of theirspec-
i4l denomination Suppose they break
pasture aud forage the cOmmoEs, how
will they know what t. select and hat
to reject There is scarce any surer
safeguard for q young man or young
woman than Il correctly formed, broad.
refined literary taste. ana the eadinc of
religious books ouly will not give this.
Imagine anv oues binIshing Shakes
pearc from the household Yet many
religious 10 this very thing. To them
he Is a playwright rothiDg more.
Such people j. isa all the world by
their own petty standard. Twenty
years ago we heard lady talk thus:
II think Natchez is the prettiest city
in the world. have never been in any
other city-never been outside oi
N.'chez any distance but it is impos-
sible that any other city should be
pret,icr than Natchez" Vainly did an
enthusiastic youth, with more zeal
than sense" dsscant on the beauties of
Philadelphia, Of Northampton. Mass.
of Pitt stield in the same State, of paris
ot Boston. New York and Chicago. To
al he said she had but one response:
Il, is impossible thatan city should be
prettier than Natchez The lady is n
representative of Ia SO class Of people,
vino, alive to the excellence of their
own church. their rank. their station
are so blind 10 everything outside them
that scarcely less than a miracle could
open their eyes. Benishtei sorls how
they are TO be pitied
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16


Wing Rogers was Quaker who
lived among the h,lls of Vermont. and,
tot ilstandiug the reputation If has
sec for meekncss. gentleness and mag
nau,ity. he was All arbitrary old fellow,
who led his wife most unhappy life.
She was patient, quiet women. who
submitted meekly 10 her tyranbical
lord. and strove to slip through the
wu III ~ unostentatiCusly a. possible
Friend Wing was possessed of a gooaiv
share Of this worlds goods He Was
an uufailng attendant al meetings
Sundays aud ! thursdays he was always
with his family ut the sanctuary. For
what purpose he went there was best
known 10 himself; very likely to spend
the quiet hour in connecting new
schemes tor the annoyance and hunt
iAtion Of his wife; hut to her. the
plain old house, with It's uucushioncd
seats, bare. uupaIntcd floor and great
squata stove, was very paradise the
one safe refuge from the persecu' on>
which were fast wearing out her lfc
Fast horses and substantial vehicles
hal Wing in plenty Judge then of her
astonishment and despair when. one
pleasant iirs'-day morning in the sixth
month. he made his appearance at the
door with yoke OF oxen attached TO
tie family truudle bed, and so complete
MAS hcr subjrction that she actually
ro,le TO meeting about a mile with her
children on the absurd vehicle. while
her husband strobe by the side with
his long whip, diving the oxen.
On enc occasion they had been spend
iug the long winters evening at a
neighbor's Whep the kitchen clock
struck nine the baby was carefully
wrapped up aud given 10 Friend Wing
- carry home. bis wife passing on be
fore him in the natrow snow path; but
when they reached home there was ne
baby. and IN reply TO the mothers AIN
ipus inquiries. he Informed her that she
would iud II about half mile back in
snow drift by the side Of the road.
which she Hid
Al last tire plying angels ST h,r
free
In due course of time Ffiead Rogers
married again, aud immediately com
.menc,d the coDrSe of training 20 which
be had subjected his former slave, II
did not take long ,o demonstrate that
the present Ms. Rogers WAS construct
"a II different ma;eria. froH the meek
AID gentle first After "a b1iti season oi
Gay snd stately visiting. the pair came
home a. renew the interrupted house
Keeping. Monday morpll:s he aroused
his urN wife early, wbils - Was 'c,
3atk. - get up and attend - the wash
ing. F5naarklps
L always Aave ,ac ~.>ui"s dou,
second Law
ltwasa aoab.e a0akeu,nR 10 thl
mttc-uot ou,y f0m morning nap
bat AZ, tothe know ledge ,Aa, here wa.
ii, oper,ng of struggle with her lord
Nth ~ hose character sac Mas imler
frotly acquainted She iii 1907 Use inl-
,ut,lla,cly, boat " Wbet >hc d,d her fir>'
at yAss - remove tle wssA.lallsr from
Ii stove With ,he remark that sue 30
au. propose 10 wash to-day ii,r has
hard laahc, surprised, lsG: hdcd hi.
t5n.r
lhe ntxt dAy hu dcil .ratclv tugnt,
l.s large aer3 II ows AUTO ,Ae rauA
ne e...oN Iust ready Ter tbe scythe, ans
burryJus 81 tho hoa>e. called hls ~lit.
My lar. ibe COWS arc Al. "a ~.
meadow Ehee must - ana ,lru'
sAelu cat
>ae,s = 1a~n her 1saaAm ,on h4"
~. t-em ~ va. 81 :hr ecfg.sr. aui
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16

How FISHES BREATHE. The breath
iug ot fishes takes place by means Of
their gills. The water which is impreg-
mated with atmospher ic air, is taken IN
At the mouth, and force.i out again by
the aIerturcs on each side Of the meek
|. is thus made TO pass tstween the
giils which form comb like set Of vas
cnlar fringes, supported hy system Of
bones termed bronchial arches. and
during this passage the air Is absorbed
by 'he blood of the Ash Fish have
httlc blood. aud therefore require little
oxygen. the oxieiize,i blood beng chiefly
confined 10 = few internal organs, as
the heart. liver. kidneys. lungs and
g.lis. For tbi. reason the flesh of most
'i~h is white and apparently bloodless.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16
A. MACINTOSH,
Notary Public and Conyeyaucer,
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

hAss cssn R'sts ks@frxcs - Title - A. tAn,ts
ss Ai@z ssa 'Nl1 .tteEs& g. tka ysgTs Asss 49,
- - lshtts Ans sss Aesv pas.s Staz}A. SFectzI
s''estlfs f4iA 20 Transfer Z ETSl tstSfs &at
TX fsacs fAtrousse =s.'ette3 ASS ,A'.s
tsfssa0 "a Safss~i.
oAee - Mtl strves seAF,y eJ3~slts 'ae ''tse-
eAsstai upsel
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16

though s wealthy man, a Vernon.
ftrmers 90, De was very penurious; hi:
house was poorly furDished-especiall y
, dii i lack crockery. His wife soon jc-
clde'i .ha. she must have dishes. Size
did no. mean - be extFa.srant. but
dishes she mus. have. Like dutiful
wife ste went 70 her husband with her
modest request. only 20 to refused. The
dishes were good enough for Becky
and they were good enough for her-s,
least. she II IS. make them 10, for be
should get no more.
bu: she bai 10 idea Of making them
do. She went to the village store, mad
her s-lection { 4 modest inexpensive set,
ordered them sent home, and requested
the merchant to charge them 10 her
husband Of course the merchant was
happy to get his name upon his books,
aud the dishes came home. They were
spread out on the kitchen table when
Friend Rogers came in
Isn't II nice set. my dear, and
cheap. too:"
lie looked in utter arnazeIaent. Was
there woman in all the world who
dared TO thwar. him. and that woman
his wife: He raised the side of the
table and tipped it over, and without
speaking left the house.
Smilingly she went about the clear
ing away. and when the men Came 70
supper there was no shadow of clouG
Oh the domestic horizon. But the next
day. when friend Wing came in from
the fed, he beheld very large set Of
fine white stone ware on the kitchen
table. ALI, this wife Of his had not
yet learned her lesson. 1t was pity
to destroy SO much property, but he
must teach her submission. She stood
there calmly and renar ke1:
II hope thee will ike these better.
The others did rot seem 10 please
thee"
With a heavy blow Of MS foot b. u,-
set the table. and started out Of The
h0use Here the matter rested for
nearly week long enough for the
merchsnt to order and receive a full set
OF costly china. which IN due time was
transferred 10 ma iam's kitchen table
The inrimiia;ed Quaker saw and ac-
knowleds'd his defeat Shaking IN.
h. al sadly he exclaimed
1t cost too much" Then, with =
sigh. All. if Becky had done as thee
has. she might have been living now"
|, is needless to add that thenceforth
their domestic life was serene.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16

@nR ] q 0RA@sT. pFNTIs1, OF
NtS Ase Ia ssssne n tWtSa~ Build
LID sag on Casassss4 - ,ttes. Ali work
trsa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-16
Ll\D FOR NiLE :

4 IL ACRsS oF TIlK EAsF.fttF op TME
tN Old : 4. Napls r<,l-asiva S4a+4a
facs, 50 per stre. asa
u~alm J. " NAFIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-06
FOREIGN News.

LONDON. September Ga Dispatch from
Paris L, the Daily NewS says :--"fhcra arc
three c,,uus in The Indictment against NJ. Gam
.tta which charge offences against the person
of the President and against the Republic. 10
Guiding one for the passage 10 bis Lille spcech
ending with the w>ris, "? sonrneItre on Sc
demettre" There are Fix conos for pubic To-
suits to tho ministers. The GuprrnmHn: will
not permit the trial to he reported.
MANCHESTER. September 6--rhe Guardian =
London correspondent 1a5a The Pope has deli
nite'y resolved to restore the Roman Hierarchy
in Scotland Cardinal Manning will shortly 60
to Rome on Confidential mission ia that col
nention
LONDON, sSeptembcr Or the gold with
drawn from The Bank Of Euqani yesterday,
eagles to the amount Of Gl00 600 were for ship
mcnt to New York.
A Times special from Rome says the health
of the Pope is improving.
DUNDEE September G-The town Council
have voted to tender ex President Grant the
freedom OF the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-06
Tho Striking Miners,

New YORK, Sept ca delegation OF len
striking miners from the coIlerics of the Della
ware, Lackawana and Western Railroad Com
pauy, situated OF Hyde Park, Scranton, Pa,
had an interview with President Sloan, Of the
Company, this morning. The delegation stated
their grievances, and asked for an increase 10
wages of twenty-five per cent. MIR. Sloan re:
piled that ho would not negotiate with any OF
his men who were on strike. When work
was resumed the Company would be prepared
to treat with tho men, and, when the price OF
coal would warrant it they would make an in
crease of wages, or if the men so desired, would
pay then upon tho principal Of sliding scale.
MIR. Sloan reduced his remarks to writing, and
gave tho delegation copy. The men will re-
turn to Scranton this afternoon, and will report
10 q large mass meeting Of the strikers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-06
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Seppr. G.-Flour if
firm at ths advance noted yesterday. Whes'
continues active, with better receipts; offerings
today CT 1879 bushels. with sales at la and l4O
for white, and 140, 1A2 and 145 for red. Corn is
q shade weaker and but little was sold at 10
offerings Of 6GS bushels, most of which was with
drawn. Rye is frmer, and 1873 bushels SOLD al
Sc and 10. Sixty bushels of Oats ware wl'hdrawn'
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, hoptn; o.
Reef Cattlo-Prices to-day ranged rs follows
Best Beoves ......."."..-...............o 8! 70
Generally rated first quality ."~.."...4 70 ~
Medium or good fair quality .;.::......S IS q GU
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxon and Cows3 ~ 20
Most of tho sales wore from ..........;4 W. w
Total receipts for the week 24l3 hosd. Total
sales for the week 2OOl head
There was decided falling off in the number
of the receipts aud offerings this week as COM
Ysred with those Of last week. The quality OF
Prices Ct ell grades show an improvement OF "a
&c. rs to quality. The market WAS fairly active
Throughout, closing firm ut tn, advance e stab
liahed in tho be ginning Quotstion s 3sSG'2o per
100 pounds.
nrovemeut in the tonc 4 I'd activity of Tho Sheep
market az compared with that of last Week. good
Sheen and Lambs b,iag in fair demand, and
stock Sheep in moro demand than for several
weeks past. Common Shaip aro quite dull:
There has been an improved Eastern demand
for coed fat Sheep, AS also good Lambs. We
ouoIe Sheep at 4ujc por ID gross stock Shoop at
isS3 26 per head, and good feeding Sheep 1T !
4Ic; Lambs 4s51c per 10 gross. Receipts this
week 3iO6 head.
Hogs-The demand has been f.lTly active this
week, being fully up to the supply, the market
opening ut as4c better fgures than last week,
and continuing 10 the close at the advance osIao-
lishad The receipts generally were fsir lis to
dual IT, the general run, with tho exception Ut q
fsw light Hogs, being fully up to tho qushty or
last weeks offerings. We quote ut Iaisc e. 10
me-. Receipts tn s. week $3.50 hoad.
BALTIMORE. Sept. G.-Virgin:a lis. old. 81;
deferred 81; consolidated Cog do. I'd series AZ.
At tho frst Stock Board to day ten share Is. 81
@. stock sold at lis Cotton irIn snd in good
dema, d mid ling II. Fur stos ~, firm and
unchanged heat-southarn strong; Western
active and unsettled Southern rod prime llSs
l52; do amber l53al55; do white - Dal55; Penn
red 10; Westcrn steamer l2S; do. No. winter
rod spot li3s1J3!; Sept l37!al3Is; Oct l30; NOV
nominsliy 1876 Corn-Souhern quiet; Western
trmer; south ern white Gl; do yellow ~; West
ern mixed spot jS4 ; Sept 5St; Oct t9i; steHmer
53 Oats firm, with q fair demand; Southern
33s3G; Western " ite 3ts36; do. mixed &2aa5
Penna 33a%5 Rye dull prlmeG0 Hay steady
and uncbangcG Sngar firm at S4as!c t)r FAIR to
good r. tining Coffee du | and heavy. VIII sko7
dull and lower at l34Sl l3!.
NEW York, Sept. G.--Stocks lower. Money
4. Gold l03! Flour firm Wheat stronger.
Corn &c better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-06
Alexandria county, aug N-eOts
BY +. A. Kerby, Auctoneer,
mo, GG King street, Alexandria. Vs)
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

l.
Default having been made for six successive
months in the pay mont of the semi-monthly in
stalments secured 10 1.-The Alexandria Cooper
ativo Brilding Association of Alexandria, Va"
by the deed Of trust hereinafter mentioned, and
the Board of Directors of the said Association
having rcque-:ed in wiring sale Of the proper
~ thereby conveyed, the undersigned, in pur--
suance OF said requt 1t and by virtue OF the deed
Of trust from Erastus Green and wife ct 81. t.
them, dated on TIE "a day Of October, 1872. and
of record in the Clerks Office Of the Corporation
Court for the city OF Alexandria Virginia, IL
Der No. B. page Is will expose for sale by public
auction, on SATU RDAY, the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. 1877, at II M, in font Of the hlarko.
Building, on Royal street, in the city Of Alexan-
dria, Virginia. tho property coG2eyol ~ tao
said deeu Of trust. to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND with tho Improve.
ments tn ereon, in the said city Of Alexandria.
situated On the south side of Gibbon street. be-
tween WASHINGTON and Columbus stresLs. in
front on Gibbon street seventeen l1) feet, and
extending southwardly in depth fifty ono fe0t
seven inches OH
Terms of Sale: One third Of the purchase
money in cash on tho day OF sale. and the resi-
due in two equal payments At six and twelve
months from tho day Of sale; the deferred pay
ments to bear intere3t from the day of sale, and
to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser, with
approved personal security, and the retention Of
the tito to tie property until they arc paid
Costs of cDnveyancing t. BIZ paid by the put
chaser.
GEO II. ROBINSON, \
JNO. p SMOOT. Trustees.
THOMAS PERRY,
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EDUCATIONAL.

nj US1CAL-Miss E. V. EVANS will re-
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her thorough and practical knowledge Of Music
and the best methods of instruction, she feels
confident she can promise satisfaction. se3-3W%
TINE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
Il Miss TEBBS' SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, at No. 123
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Terms for English por quart tor So. $S and $40.
French and German 81 each. sep 3-2W
4 YOUNG LADY desires position SIS a
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