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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-29
OUR BOOK LIST FOR MAY.

Walks in London, by A. j. G. Hare, 80 80: The
Viking and other Poems, by Spencer, 81. IS: A
Study of Milton s Paradise Lost, by Hines 81 so:
The Greeks of To-day, Tuckerman, 81. 90; Otto's
9. C. Reports: vol. 8, So; Cockcroft's Table of
Cases. vol. !, 81. 80; Jones on Mortgages. vols,
$12: ClifOrd's G. G. Reports, vol. 8; u 8. Digest
vol. s, new series. We have just received large
assortment of the new styles In Stationery includ
ing Fancy Boxes OF Paper and Envelopes and
Cards and Envelopes, in wood and paper boxes
Any miscellaneous or Law Book not in stock or
dered promptly.
w. II. q. b. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS,
my14-u 475 Pef,sd. ace,
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TUE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

A Synopsis of History, by Sam'l. Hard Mod
ern Dwellings In Town and Country. by H. HI.
Holly. Studio, Field and Gallery, by Rolfiu. The
Creative Week, by G. ID. Boardman. How to
Paint Photographs, by G. b. Ayres. Spectrum
ANALYSIS, by j. Norman Lockyer; Inter. Sci.
Series. Esther Pennefeather. by Alice Perry:
Harper's Library of American Fiction. Reapng
the Whirlwind, by author of Old Myddleton's
riet. Less Black Than We Are Painted, by James
Payn. Deceiyers, Ever; by Mrs. d. Lovett Cam
eTon. Is He P0penjoy? A novel, by A. Trollope.
Longfellow, 81. Is. Memoir of VIM. r. Bartlett, by
r. w. Pelfrey. 81. 80. The Voyage OF the ChaIlen-
maps and Illustrations, SI2. WV
my1s-tr Booksellers and Ststioners. iOi6 Pa av
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CITY ITEMS.

NERVOUS headache, which gives rise to
many graver troubles, yields quickly to one or
two doses of LOdiHe's Headache Specific. so
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A DISEASED IMAGINATION is the usual con-
comitant of torpid stomach. There is no
complaint to which humanity is subject which
pose that he has, or is about to have. The only
way to disabuSe the sufferers mind of these
fancies, which are realities to him, is to infuse
life and vigOr into his digestive organs, and
the most potent preparation for this purpose is
HOStetter'S Stomach BitterS
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Y. NJ =. A. Building, 9Th and ID SITS. col;
THERE IS NOTHING MYSTERIOUS about the
disappearance from the skin of eruptions,
burns, scaldS, bruises, ulcers and sores through
the influence OF GIefaT'S Sulphur Soap. Sui
phur is potent purifier and healer of the
skin. and is most benefcially utilized in this
FORM
To renew your youth use RiWs Instanta-
TteOuS auT I'VE. 60
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOSed drugged and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6,1S,d&kly
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Wi1lSlOl1's Soothing HuruD for
all diseases OF teething In children. It relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie regu.
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMRN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur.
ing and Dyeing Establishment No. sos G street
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements whether of American or
european invention, he Is enabled to do his
Work In manner not to be equalled by those
NOT possessing these facilities. His cleansing
ana ayelng Ladies' aud Gents suits are, in
aac. tne cheapest in the city On account of his
sssts 81 IN removing spots from costly party dress
es; 70 years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually FROM any article
ana careful pressing gives them an appearance
pair for Is cents. ''''>e' WV
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WHY HAS WHITE ROSE ON GOLDEN
LYRE been adopted as trade mark by j. & b.
Atkinson? Because their toilet preparatio
have become SO popular that they are extern.
SiYelY cOunterfeited.
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You will never buy any other if you once see
IETceLstor'' refrigerator in use at Hamiltons,
Y. M. G. A. Building, 9th and D SITS. col:
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,,S5 NEkAL thousand pair samples of ladies
<,t chiidrens fancy hose are offered at bar
me best manufacturers OF Esrone At eyhiht
tIoh at Chas Raum's, 408 18th street
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tlfTI rolls new Canton mattino inst ra
eelYed; Red check 20 cents per ward and M.
AT Z. NJ. Towson 4 Co., $50 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. south side.-fAGUt,
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THERE WILL BE A GRAND Cou-
4 ELEMENTARY PICNIC given by the GER "a
Man AMERICAN CLUB at BEYER'S q
THURSDAY, May so, 1878, IyA
Come one, come all
Tickets to be had at the PRINCIPAL restaurants
mS27-4*
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Col. MICHAEL THoMPsoN's LIBRARY
Yesterday Mrs Mary q. Thompson. by her
next friend, j. V. Douglass, entered suit
against Charles T. Davis and Otis BigeloW. to
restrain the sale OF the library of Colonel
Thompson and lot 2, square i29 which were
seized by the defendants Immediately after
Mr. ThompsOn's sudden disappearance from
this city, about two weeks since.
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DRY GOODS.
- rTJHE CHEAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, :,
OPEN FRONT

Ready made. with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linen
Innings to the SnsCn. made of WamSut,a Muslin
and tweE ty-one hundred Linen, ready 20 put on,
Tor only 81. IS. Our goods are made by as and
guaranteed as represented.
q. GEO. MEGINNEsS.
branch-lOl2 r 81. w Washfnsfoa p,voS To
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PARAsoLs, splendid assortment to make Sc.
from $50 up. New spring dress goods, all the
latest styles made this season, from l2$ cents
up. New stock of lawns from 81 cents up
Black grenadines from IL, Is, Is, Is, 81, 40, 50,
&c. Great bargains can be had at TOwson's,
Geo PENNSYLVANIA avenue, south side.-Adr..
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IT appears that Generals q. L. Beauregard
and Jubal A. Early will personally supervise
the semi. annual drawing of the Louisiana
18th OF June, at New Orleans. This ought to
assure perfect fairness to all the ticket hold
ers, among whOBl, as will be seen from the ad-
column, an enormous sum of money is TO be
distributed in the form of prizes The COM
parry was chartered in 1853 by act Of the legiS-
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Mn HH a. ~ SHnAND SnNDAH EXCUR-
VIII take place MKT SUNDAY
Leaving the 7th st. wharf at o clock EsEa45SsN
Washington going and returning,
years. ~ VII
DOnch's Band, sixteen pieces,
Mm. Dtetz and Hammersy, Caterers
Ills large can Do chartered for $50. my8
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~ specialist In the city. He guarantees perms-
nenL ana speedy cure In the shortest time possible
and ll-treated cases specially. a thorough cure
OF no cnarge. separate consulting rooms eos ii
e..oot noItuWo0es nov1-1y
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SENFNTH GRAND PICNIC OF THE HI
- hernia BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA- CA
TON OF Washington, D. G.. will take place "a
at Beyer's Seventh Street Park, WEDNES- "a
DAY, May 20, 1873, Admission tickets % slllzA
cents. The Committee of ARRANGEMENTS viii leave
nothing undone to make this Picnic grand sue
cess. my 6-4t
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MOUNT VERNON.
DECORATION DAY.

The Steamers ARROW and CITY OF wash
INGTON will leave Seventh Street fr-
Wharf on MAY Both, at 10 am. z= szs.afz.g.fS
and 4 p. M, and return to the city
at p m. and 80 p M. giving parties an appor-
tunity OF spending a whole day at this beautiful
place.
N25-4t Can't. FRANK HOLIINGSHEan
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= TIL ANNUAL SELECT EXCURSION
- OF THE
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY of the
CHURCH OF THE INC4RNITTON
To GLIMONT. TUESDAY. June 4 1878.
The commcdious barge Cuckade City VIII leave
her VIA" Tskst tGS5 OF can am he s lad a. at $50
Bi adley Adams. Music Stores, and zzz1--S%zz7=s.
of the Committee. my2S-4r
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rOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner OF 7th street.
y ana New York avenue, entrance on New IN
YORK avenue. The most private Loan Once
In the city. Money loaned &C the lowestS =
rate o. interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Plate
g ana Gentlemen'S Clothing, Carrsfs and al articles
u vAues 1aD1-ly
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NEIRUPULTTAN
12TH-STREET NJ. E. CHURCHES.
Via Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
ROUND TRIP So.
Excursion train leave depot al AIM ~
arriving at Richmond at 1880 a. m. Re- ks2 q
turning, leave Richmond at p m. No<AHS
tickets for sale at the depot. Tickets for sale at the
following places: Ballantyne & Son, 7th ST.. j. C.
Parker, 6l9 9TH ST. Majors, corner It'll and st..
61iman' 621 Pa. ave kob't BealI, 495 Pa ave-
Whitaker Son, 941 Pa. ave. j. d. Free, 1887
st.; CA. W inner: 1902 st. Pursel,S, 400 9th ST.:
thompson IS, 7O3 18th ST.. and Dooley's. 223 Pa
ave. east. my2O ar
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EXCURSIONS ANDPICNICS

A NNAPOLlS EXCURSION-COdfO
~ SAFETY, PLEASURE.-CommiI-T --r
mittee VIII be at depot 10 sell Tickets and A& III
seat every ticket-holder. Tickets overS->A--1,-
600 limited TO the nun Der or cas- the company has
South Washington nine will play the crack nine Of
charge. my pa ors
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BEAUTIFUL dress goods, part silk and part
wool, 25c.; beautiful dress goods, part wool,
15c. I'VE are selling the cheapest black and
colOTed SilkS.) Black silk, IS, 81, 81, SIPS,
finish black silk sl.25: the 81 and sl.25 are
special bargains. Black lining silk, SOC. Beau
tItul Pacific lawns 10, not lie. White honey
comb quilts, SOC. Extra heavy pure white
bridal quilts, $50. CaSsimeres and linens for
men, boys, and children. Carriers, Market
SpacP--A6rt-
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BASE BALL.-The Eagles were defeated on
their grounds yesterday afternoon by the
New Haven nine. The score was II to g. The
Eagles played as well as usual, but were no
ribly, worked together admirably and fielded
with hut fpw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27

In answer to tie many erquiri:s on the sub.
;act, we would sag tha: GU poo:ic schools are
to be opened, this year, eZacilg as usCa !, the
clerk giving ous permits every day uexi week
from g. H., 10 7. 10. That they vii! be
ooptioued throughout the year there la little
reason to doubt, FIR the collectors being noE
in position to receive cssh fer taxes a. a De
duction equal to tie saving By paying II ecu
rers, all who are not original holders 0i ecu
poDs will pay 10 money, AID the city Will &c
able to pas her quote toward tie scnoo's.-
We hear that publ, meetog, to consider the
non appoTtionmeut Of the State funds to the
cities and counties is in contemplation and
will probably be held g! an carly day. a NIL
lor Of dollars paid ty the people tor s,hooi
purposes has, il is said, found lis way into other
channels OF expenditure, aud the people are
getting restless atou:i;, and desire the sdop.
lion OF az efficient remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
The Vote In Clarke County.

r. ii: t,7it5r o. the Alexandria Ga:sttt
WILDWOOD, CLARKE COUNTY, August y,
lS1S.-l wish to say ttw words abou: the
elac,icn ho!l in this equity Tor delegates % the
A!aysn5ria convention. TIE cs was made Ter
tie en.i.e c:uuty to nect il BsrrS0I!.e-a1t
not ia tie various d;stricts--oc Cour: dsy. tu:
60 kou: vas appointed c tie paper, AID 8
a.. such uloe.ioEs heretofore lad been ht.i IN
the at:s:1ooc, it IVES generally supposed such
woul IL The ease with that. ard therefore the
friecds # C9i. Lee we're not ouI IN stGoDg force.
Tie rlcc.o. vas orgsc;zei a few minutes
before .sc!ye . clock. |. with other iviculs Of
Co. Lee w=Fe near Berry7i!a before ooa
click, and met q gentleman coming from
there, who told lis the meeting was over We
did 20: 70 cn. On our return We met others
going there, who also we're TOO late. I:arn
there were not mere than abou: one huodred
and fly voters there, cut OK some eight han.
dfe9 aud fifty conservatives 10 tie county. There
we're not more thar thirty. FIVE votes cast from
my distEc:. One OF the delegates was chosen
t,y ouc vote, and tina: as favor to himself. l
10 no! think full expression ct opinion has
been given, and the result is 90 test OF Col.
Lees strength 10 the county. Col. Lee would
not clcctionecr during the c!nrsss, but stayed
al home attending to his orr nary business. One
man told me he would be dad 10 vote fer Lee,
but as he had not :kei him, he supposed he
did net want his vote, ard SO it was with others.
Had hc vote been taken 10 the different dis.
trictsthe result would have been different \.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug 27.-The first race,
free handicap. one mile, was won By BrambI',
Patrol second, Kate Claxton3l. lime, Las.
The second race, free handicap, one mile
and quarter. was Won by Rhadamsnthus, kll
burn second, Hemsman 81. Time 2li.
The third race, three quarters of mile, was
wou by Fusi!adc, Egypt second, Snowden third.
Tine liz.
Tie fourth and last race was free handicap
hurdle race, two miles over eight hurdles.
Dcadhcad had the lead nearly all the Way aud
won the race
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
SCull Races.

HALIFAX, n. S.. Aug, 27.-TLe :caI race
arranged between Warren Smith, Of this place,
and James Riley. Of Saratoga, is OF, the latter
declining to row owing, he says, to lhc late
arrival of tue articles OF agreement.
BosToN, Aug, 27.-The single sui! race,
distance Two miles $3.50 a side, between Goo.
Faulkner, of Boston, and Daniel Sullivan, Ct
Lowell, occurred on the Charles River Course
this morning in The presence OF len thousand
people. The racl was close aud exciting to the
fioish. It was won by Sullivan by abOnt tTo
LENGTHS. Time l4:i3!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
Insurance Convention.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Aug. l7.-Tho National
Convention Of State insurance supcrintondents,
commissioner and other officials, in charge OF in
surance departments, commenced ita session
here to.tay, Hon. Oliver rillsbury. of New
Hsmsphre, in the chair Tho following were
elected oi,icers for the onsusing year President.
Oliver Pillsbury, New Hampshire Vice rresi-
dent. a. Il. Mkgill, Minnesota; Secretary, Oren
r. WEIGH, Kansas; Executive COMMITTED, Dan.
II. Rove, of Michigan; B. Lester Of Kentucky,
John W. Stesdman Of Conn, w. s. Rcife OF
no, Joel M Spencer Of K. |. Tho convnn-
ton then adjourned until this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
General sEeTman's Gr;ei.

The Chicago I1er.Oeeap has 90 Interesting
Ha:tiDgtcu letter OF the domestic troubles
brought upon General Sherman b7 the Church
Of Rome. There are il the possession Of tIr.
G. W. Moutoo, Of this city, brother ;G law O.!
GeneTa! Sherman, some letters which bear very
closely upon this subject, AID which Toul3, T.
think, If printed, be Of absorbing Interest tolha
public. Nlr. MouIton upon application s;.tss
that he is expressly forbidden to furnish tx
letters for publication: but &c he has sh0"a -
hesitation iC readiog them to several rGT:!r-,
and as he expresses perfect Ti!iiugness tbs. y.
should publish Whist We may have heard abcGl
them, 1t may be presumed that TIE possibility
Of their being forced into Print YES 70: l.,
sight CT at the tine they were wr;t.c0.
The point made BY the l1tcr.O,@4a a.,i2'.
that General Sherman vas a!Tay; a. opposed
to the Church Of Rome as lis vie WAS Gc7oto!
to it, is cot, We Think. well taken. The r.
qucnt AID pleasant aiius0os in his "Nom9.r.
TO the convcot education OF his ecu atcT, al,!
the little incident which be cites concerning tn
turning OF the convent st Columbia, ). e., ar
not calculated to impress the reader with a1y
hostility on hts part to thG. form OF faith. Stl.
! there Csn be DO doubt tnat Ii: eldest s0G'S d..
termination to take orGc!s il Tic Church So =.
complete surprise 10 the y 2Gc!ai, a.d to ~:..r
him with crushing toTc:.
| Tie reade. oi lis ",ilv,lo!l,' vi! l,c4l. 4
touching nenoec 10 winch !.a Describes lie .;-.
OF bis Gr:: SOD. WiIiiatD. sLo vas viii /.
father durioy Iii: EicEstu:g c?!opa5r9. 49,
there Contracted typhoid lever. The i..t.s.- ~.
had been a great !avorite '"th the :1!c.at- 49,
had e7iocei 3 singular aptitude 10. tie militia.
proc siion. aaa ability in a>Gri1o9 ia7s0
IN his CALI years. is preliminary seagca. /:
was the Generals purpose 70 make "a syGti: q
him, aud he docs 10; hesitate TO s.y ia Ia
"Mem0irs J that his h"aft was drawn mntr
closely toward the boy than 10 Any Of hs on.
children.
The uutimciy los. OF this boy c5!i!! I5' Ia.
Increase his anxiety and affection fox hi =
mating children; and whh:; It was found Ina
the oldest Of the two s5ts EEK, br2i Tor tie Ia%
and apparently devoted II h profession. ~
10 be lost to active Tile as aDi bufiad :"
colstcr, the blow TO the father mus. have ':v:
very great. 1t va. a. this time that the L"t'c.
10 question one TO Cardinal Al2C?0,k2y n! o..
! to Dir. Moulton were |fittea. W:.atcyc. -.
have been the Generals previous :,tt!iuia !
wards tho Cnutch OF Rome they c.:@ ~ do...
about bis present enc. The cHceeail9r hitt~'
ncss Of their LANGUAGE j. !cr7:-he to :s2:,'r
There could DC ~ more complete aI*?9?c lo''.
first runor that tie son had d"r2rt,! y7!i. T..
blessing o! ,t,: father. Gu. Ira..s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
Mysterious Disease.

BosToN, sAug. 27.-Qaitc an excitement
was created at RssdvilIe. Mass, by the mystic
!ious sickness of several Of the operatives 10 a
curIed hair factory two years ago, when three
persons arc said to havo died from painful!
disease thought to be blood poisoning, from
the hair of diseased animals, principally Slbe-
Ran horses, many of which die from peculiar
malady. A few days ago another operative
died, and another now lies dangerously sick,
both evidently cases Of the disease of two years
ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27

a. Mr.. Hayes does nothing while st the seat
CT covernmc1: but make bad appointments
fulfill his par: Of Tic bargain that was made Tor
his inaugure,ion. and go back 90 promises,
his f!tqucn; and prolouge1 absences are mat
isrs Of very little interest to any but these who
ara seeking Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
County Superintendent OF Prince William.

Adcliue Gray, aged thirteen, was shot and
fatally wounded by William Baker, rejected
sutton, while walking on the street III San
Francisco yesterday afternoon. Baker APP
preached without speaking, placed pIstol TO
her back, and fired. Tho assassin 10 restau'
rant waiter, aged about twenty tive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27

Commissioner lIayt OF tho Indian Bureau
aud General Terry oI the United States army
are engaged in discussing, in tho newspapers.
the question whether tho largo number of hall
breed children near tho Indian agencies arc at.
tributab!e to the soldiers or the employees of
the agencies. The settlement Of the question
amounts to nothing, but the fact that there is
occasion for it to arise is by no means credita-
bic to the patsrnal government, which has not
only robbed the Indians of their land, but made
druDkards of their men, and debauohed their
women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27

TIE nationals are low looking l0r some one
to lead them out Of the straits into which MIR.
kcarncy and Gen. Butler have lead them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27
Gard Teachers.
MANASSAS, AuguEt -,

II ANAS"Aol HNKUEL II io'
Having just finished examining your papers
HANDED us yesterday we take great pleasure in
announcing the gratifed surprise VIC feel at their
contents Nearly every teacher passed saLlsfac-
torily. Ont Of Afty-oght (55) who stood the ez.
animation, seven (7) answered every question,
and sixteen Of tho others secured over (9O ninety
per cont. # the work in tho school room shall
equal the work in tho examination room, our
schools will be all we can desire. We congratu-
late you, ourselves and the public On tho attsln'
mcnta you have displayed.
j. c. LITTLE.
County superintendent of Fauquir.
VIM. W. THORNTON.
;rfo nj prDrn William
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27

Truta IS and goose lvers arc good, but mu5h,
rooms aud reed birds, which will be ia season
n:xt week, arc better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27

The subscriptions to the four per cent. ionn
yesterday amounted to over Two aud Il quarter
millions OF dClIare Two and u quarter millions
OF dollars taken from the circulating currency
IF tho c0uutry in one day and locked up III gov
crnmcnt bonds. This may be il pleasing pros
poet 10 those who, like Mr.. Jay Cooke, consider
national debt national blessing, aud
that !. nations strength depends upon the
amount OF money it owes liz citizens. hut to
others it does not present 30 favorable al as
pect. 70 them it looks Al though the people
who have capital alo TO hampcreI IN It's use
by bankrupt, usnIy aud homestead laws,
or have it. 20 heavily taxed IL Invested ia iGa!
estate or in active business Of any kind. that,
to relieve themselves from the trouble and i'm
positions attendant upon It's use Ia any OF the
operatinrs Of If, by which employment oouI,!
bc given to now enforced idle bands, they turn
it into bonds, which, though only bearing four
per cent, as they arc un!axed, are more profit.
able source Of incoma than any other invest
mont. Were it not ior the bcncfcienccs Of
Providence aud the hope for better Congresses,
though long deferred. woSHhou!l almost despair
OF any improvement ia tie aifaira Of the caun
try. for tho IN ast and oppressive di1
elimination against the poor people by
the tariff. interna! revenue tax, gll the
exemption of the government bonds from taxa
ton together with the other perncious laws
to which We have referred, which, though
passed avOWcaly for the peoples relief, in
reality result to their Injury, if operative much
longer will reduce the country to such con
dition that improvement, under its present
form Of government. will be impossible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-27

Tie trustees Of the Tcutonla Savings Bank,
of New York, were arrested 90 Saturday on a
complaint made By the president OF tho deposl.
tors committee charging that they feloniouaIy
embezzled money Of the bank. Tho accused
we're admitted to bail 10 81 600 each.
Mr.. Hayes and family will leave Washington
on pleasure trip to the West next Friday and
be gone about two weeks.
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GAZETTE BUILDING, NO. 20 PRINCE STREET.
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