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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALHXAN'
Il DHIA CITY, 4th Dec. 1850

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN
i DRIA CITY, 4th Dec. 1850
Graham vs., Wsshinrton City, VS.. Midland and
Great Southern Railroad 20 L. chabcery.
= On consideration where It IS orcer
ed that inis cause be referred to tommlss'orer
H. Shepperd t enquire aid report:
lst. For what conperssti W. j. ROBERTSON
n. K. Gardner Thomas Smita and Francs
Smith are entitled in this cause sod ou' q "ha'
fund the same should b. paid.
"a Rv what class or classes of creditors sad
st,ornies were engaged.
Sd Whist class or classes OF Creultols hhNe
besn benefited by their services.
9TH And the commissioned is further ordered
to spportion among the indiVic uals OF the ass
or classes of creditors by whom SAID c. unset
have been retained, or who have been oectntteo
by their services (and are not otler@ repre-
ssnted) whatever amount be nsy deem an nde.
ouste coupe Gsation for their services IN ILLS
cause.
Tn. commissioner is further order to give
notice to all the parties In interest OF the Time
and place of executing this decree by puollca-
ton d lily in the Alexandra Gazette Tor tel
daIP.
''' N JAMES KEITH. Judge &c.
Commissioners Office, |
Alexandris, Va, 9Th Dscem ber. 1851
To the parties plaintiff and det.ndaLt, 10 me
above stated cause, and to all the cteditofa Il
the Washington City, Va. Midland and oreat
Southern Railroad Com ANY.
Take notice thst shall. st my cthca a'orsald,
on Friday, toe 18th dsy Of D 5cemtef, leeO pro-
coed to eYe cute tina requir, IN ,nts OF tue above
rec tsl decree-st whicn tin and piece you are
required 10 b presett.
GIVEN under my hand as special commissioner
in Cbancery of the Circuit Court Uf Alexandra
dece-iOt &. oHEPPERD.
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Opening and Closing of the Mails.
CLOSING.
Washington, Z. O., and Southeastern mails 5
q. m, Y m. and and Is D. III.
Western msis 80 and 5 Is p. M.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, 10 80 ..
m. and 81 and 10 q. N.
South and S, atnweetern mails, Wis Lynch"
burg Virginia Wsy and through NAILS I w g..
m. and 9 O0 p. m.
Manassas Division % 8. N.
Alexandria to Round Hill Vs., 8 90 s. m
OPENING,
Northern and Western msils, via Washleg-
,on, D. g., 80 8. n. II N. ana GU D. III
Southern mails, Wis Richmond, Va, 3 ~ q. III
and 9 80 q. m.
South western mails via Lynchburg Virginia
Uhrough mails) including wsy mails on MIdlanc
Railroad. s ~ q. n.
Round Hill to AleIsldris. Va, 81 3. N.
Office Hours-Ofice opens ct 8 30 g. M, anc
closes at o. o. III.
Sunday aou.s-Ofica opens st As y. u,.. and
closes st 80 d. m.
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1880 GREAT !. $50
ArSVJ ~ MA

PEN NSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, " EST & SOUTH YES!
DOUBLE TRACK
STEEL RAILS, 3PLENDID SCENEBy
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Novem Der % 1880.
Trains leave Washington from depot OF IA
TIMORR& POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and B ST. acts, rs follows:
For Pbilsdsiphia New York and tn g East. ~ ~
g. N. daily, except Sunday, ond 2.lU and
1000 o. H. daily with Palace Cars La
tied Exp.ess Of Pullman Farlor Cars $50 a.
a. dslly except Sunday. For PbiisdCtsE
10 40 a. m. dsiIy, exc,pt Suad.y, and 2 TO-
54I ,nG 10 :. m. ds!ty
FL, Piti,hur, md Luc Wea. SEQ q m, with
farlur car 10 P,tt:burG sud Sleeping car to
Louisville sno CHICAGO lG.4D :. N. usi!y;
@ al r. NJ cu.v With .Ssiac. Gas to ChicsQo
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RtOs'S AND SHOES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

= U = LIE II = y
We hsve large stock Of GENTa' Pine BOUTS
and Shoes CT very superior quslny. made by
hand, which csnI o. Do surpssscd in style, quail.
ity or price. a man muy be decked in Aood
suit of clothes and new hs. but if he has moi
tidy feet he is rot considered we'll dressed.
These goods will ba cold for much less than
they N be- bought for in this town or Washing
ton. Ali We ssk is for you to come And examine
them. w. Il. SvAIDEY, llO King st.
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"a ttssH AMP a IAs.s
my 1T

GOAL co.r
~ IOAh.
We invite the attention of dealers and COZ
sum ers TO our large stock of CAREFULLY
PREPARED COAL of the following varieties
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LOkBEhR7 ana
SHAMOXIN RED ASH.
WHITE ASH Gree burning and hardy o.
steamer, broken, egg. stove and nut sizes.
Also GEOkGES Or EEK, Gu BERLAND
and RANAWHA SPLiNT, from West Va.
Making Coal q specially, We aim to keep only
he HIGHEST GRADES. and having two large
Storage Ysrds each variety is kept separate,
and is especially prepared Tor tsmily use.
Yards aoored, and all Goal sent out WELL
SCREENED AND FhEE FROM 1aPURl'
TIES.
Dealers, families public institutions and man
ufsctores supplied at lowest market rste--pe1
ton of 2240 lbs. T. j. MEHAFFEI x CO.,
febl Wharf and Esrds foot Ct Queen st
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ERDP OF TEE ERES

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY end
FRIDAY, st 80 o clock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 4 90 e. N.
This staunch iron steamer has just been paint
ed throughout statsrooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, aud is the hsndsonest as we'll as the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay and is the only steamer making cose con-
nect!on with the New FORK and Boston steam
ers; alao connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines outh. Stops at PINE PUlNT
aid POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. first class 81 round trip 81 81.
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a LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
"A STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'SS SCHOOL
SHOE,
of every description, which will be sold cheaper
than they Can be bought elsewhere. They are
the best in the market
WADDEY, ITO King 81.
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To the Ladies.

We h~ve great many new styles for lscies
wear that are really besu.fu'. Ladies who hive
any desire to present handsome understanding
will do well to examine them at
WADDEY's, ITO Ntng st.
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tHOPPING AXHS. Ak HANDLES,
~ COAL HOD FARM BELLS, &C. just
received at So King street. on the corner Of Roy.
ST. supply of the celebrated Red Warrior
Axes, made by VIM. Mann, of LewIstown, Pa,
which Axes we have sold continuously for over
thirty years. aud sre known the best quality
sold in this city also supply Of q < Handles,
Perfection losl Aods, Shuvels and 1opgs, Farm
Bells of assorted siz IS, and other goods in the
Hardware jne, which We will sell st a small ad-
vance. j. T. CREIGHTON q son,
90 King st cor. of Royal,
ser29 Alexandra. Virginia
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oct l6-td
TOMMISSIONER5 SALE OF FAIkFA K
~ LAND

yoMMlssloSAik * M SALE OF Fairfax
Pursuant to decree of the November term.
1880 of t4e Fairfax Cir cut Court pronounced
ia the case Of Gunnell vs.. Daily. the undersign-
ed as com uissloners of sale. will sell et public
sale TO the highest BIDDER, about noon on
WEDNESDAY, December %. 1880, At Cstts
tavern, West End, in said equity, A Ill THAT
Tract or LAND be!ohgiDg to Orlando Gun
nell, stusted in the county Of tsirfsx adjoining
the lands of Charles HI siu. u. r 6unnell and
others. containing $50 ACRES, bs the same
more or ess said Tract being lot NUN bsr Two. in
the division of the SUGAR Glass FARM
of the late George w. Gunnsl. There is small
DWELLING dOUSE and some g0od FAULT
TREES on the property
Terms-One third of the purchase money 10
cash on tue day ofssle aud the residue 10 three
equal payments at ak twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bonds therefor
bearing interest and the title to b5retained uutil
the purchase % rney is ali pail
OHAS. p. JANNEY, oo,,-,
FRANCIS L. SMITH, o0nm fs'
John w. Graham. Auctioneer nov22-2awts
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CALL at ElcuBEaG's osfore purchasing your
pressnts for lne ri o'i:5lys.
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IMMENSE STOCK # CLoAKS just opened at
I. ElCHBERGS
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FOB NEW YGRE

FD2 NEW YORK..
STEA.nERs T.. G. R.TEG HT.a JTD yHfs.7
GSBSgsV
EVERY FRIDAY, st II ~; and returning,
leave New York, from pior Il, Kaet river, EV-
EkY SATURDAY. at o'clock p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-11

Novel readips, like pepper add salt. IS very
good thing occasionally, but when made the
chief end of life it is SIS inuutrltious ss pepper
and salt would be as staple food When one
lives among imaginary lords AID dukes, and rs
tho Constant npapion OF a hero who Is hsh
pirate and hsIf s.iot. but Hho ipvAlab!Y. suc-
ceeds 10 bis uodertakiDss, or OF herolce 10
whom the wealth Of G,lcocda seems to DO
pi,iable poverty, it is little o'f1ca't to come
dowo to the crdipary ruDsp nature OF our
neighbo,s. who occupy tn f.t just below or
Just above us. aud equally dlfdc+'t 20 KEEP IN
mind the fec that our it come uoes not telrs-
sent even frac;iop of the Goloonda stfcS.
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FOE POTOMAC RIVER.
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY 8! 7.30 a, N; returning on alternate
days.
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Openaug and Closing of the Mails.

LARGEST INnUCEMENTs ever otford yet
EICHBEsG's III Dry Geods. 90.
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The steamers Of this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and ell points East;
at New York with sll points West and North
vest, and ct Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Chic Railroad
Through Rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to +. A. REED Agent.
Janney's wharf.
o. s. LOWELL, President,
l4l6 + street,
sep 27-tf Washington, D. O.
.,+1ssa CLYDE'5 STEAM LINES W&Eh
GEHS LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI-
DENCG AND BOSTON.
Steamer lesys Alexandra EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadslphis EV E2y SAT
URDAY.
This line connects at Alexandria With tie o.,
A. & II. and w & o. 4. Rs, ana at Phlsdsl.
phia with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fall
River Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prompsnese and care,
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
o wharfage in Boston. Quick time. frequent
departures Through rates and through bills
of lsding given. Insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents:
f. a.. REED, AieIsndria.
WIZ. CLYDE & CO., Phlladelpt Is.
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash & Georgtn
jan S-ti
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TOR THE DANUF-% large stock Of Ladies'
II Kid Slippers; new styles; Very handsome
and cheap.
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A PARAGRAPH OF THE FUTURE lime. A.
D.. 1900 The zee sslts 'o' church golnR 40
edi6ces is aluost dispensed with The Rev
DR.. Tureid, from the central ed!6ce OF the
Sacred Telephone. breaches every Sunday to
S 600 families of DIS persuasion IN the privacy
of their homes. The musical aciunc TO the
service, voosl and Instrumental, sr: also cls-
pensed by telepbos,.s aud ss uatted to the
5000 BONES ny elec richly, each family J2los 10
the hsmr TIE sve:ags a,tenion to seiV'es IS
much greater DOW ,hao qasrSr OF century
sine,, as the ladies' hsv4 cot nach o'nt'
dresses aud bonue;s to lock at,-Ne'o orleans
Democrat,
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Inland 4 Seaboard Coastiug Go.
FOR NORFOLK.

Steamers of this line will run ss follows
FOR N0BFcLK,
Connecting with herchsrts' and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
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HEADQUARTERS FOB BLACK UAoH-
- MERES.
Black 6 ,ods d Specisity.
We have just received and offer the bes. stock
of SLACK French Cashmefes We have ever
best makes and Known reputation ard we war
rant every piece; slso full line of Black Cssh
mere Snawls Superior qus.ity ana very cheap
u. r. BhASaEAk,
oct6 1l9 King 81 a xsndris, Va.
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ANEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We have opened at No &2 ROYAL ST. 81
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive all kinds Of N or.
chsndiSe and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same.
We think it may prove an advantage to per-
sons who have PRODUCE of any description
10 send it to US. Located Immediately opposite
the main entrance 10 the Market on Roya ST..
goods can be e1 posed every morning st public
auction, when the best prices may be expected
Prompt returns made on sales.
Persons hsving FURNITURE for sale will
find it to their advantage to give US csll.
We will attend to suctionsering 1T public sales
of property. and respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage UNEAL q LUCAS,
SgAuction goods constantly on hand and for
s.le. loY 5-tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-19
RUSSIA.

IeHDoN. Feb. IL A dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company from st. Petersburg says
an abortlva attampt has been wade to kill the
Imper ial family by laying mine In the Winter
Falaca Five soldiers were killed and thirty
I've wounded.
A la'er dispatch from at Petersburg reports
that the mtpe was iald under the guard room of
the dining hall. Owing IT, additional delay the
Imperial family had not entered the latter at
tba usual time. The explosion made hole In
the floor OF the dining hall ten feet long and SIX
wide
The explosion which oeeurr d yesterday un.
der the main dining room Of the winter palace.
IT is supposed. was the explosion OF mine
Intended TO 4 strny the 1mparial family
The following ls The official account Of the
explosion occurred IN the basement Of the I'm
pertal winter palace. nnher the ptlneipal
guard room. by which eight soldiers OF the
Finland Reg imant of Guards then on duty were
killed mud forty i've were injured
The 4 boring OF the guard room and gas pipes
were damaged, An official inquiry into the
cause Of the explosion Is proeeeaing
The mine which was exploded last evening In
the basement Of the Winter Palace was fliled
which It was fred can be traced 10 n cellar In
the inner court, whore q quantity Of fuel WAS
stored
LONDON Feb ls-The Berlin correspondent
Of the Times teegraphs M follows. / Il said
that Gen. skobelofI will commend the Rnsa ian
army Of ,ivaaion In Central Asia. numbering
40 900 md which will march from Tashkend.
across Bckhara. with view Of operating Ia the
rear OF the Furnonaus Two other armies.
starting from Tchtkisar and Kraspavodsk re-
speetively. will form junction with him before
the end OF May.
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statute relative to tho retirement and extln-
guishment Of the said bonds. which applica-
tion Is now pending. The petitioners now
AJAX that laidore Newman. Allen Jumel. An-
ditor T.. A. Burke. Treasurer. and the State
National Bank Of New Orleans may be cited
to answer their petition III intervention; that
the alleged violations Of the constitution OF
the United States before referred tu may be
passed upon by the court; that the act Of
1874, known as act No. 2, may he
aajudged a valid law of the State;
that Newman may he adjudged
without right tn claim any portion Of the
money collected to pay interest coupons at
taehed to the consolidated bonds that ma
tured January. 1880, OF to any part Of the
moneys referred TO In his petition or any
taxes levied under act No. 3 of 1874; that the
State National Rank Of New Orleans may ba
denied the benefit Of any moneys now In tho
cat fund since June, 1879. and that the peti-
mand and receive In payment Of thior Inter
est coupons all the taxes and moneys claimed
by them
Aud finally tho petitioners ask that Auditor
lumel aud Treasurer Burke may he com
mandod to make Immediate application of
aueh moneys to the payment and discharge
Of the natural coupons of interest held by
the petitioners; that the Injunction taken by
Newman be diasoIvrd and the writ OF man
,iamus applied for Ivy him md tho State Ma
tional Bank Of New Orleans may be auasheti,
and their petition and petition Of Intervention
he dismissed. The petition was allowed To be
fled and served IA prayed Tor.
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ANOTHER BONDHOLDERS' SUIT
Citizens III New York Demand the
Payment Of Coupons Under
tho Funding Act
Of 1874.
Their Petition in the Sixth District
Court-The state Debt Ordi-
nance Claimed To Ba I'm
constitutional.
A Mandsmus Prayed For Against the Au-
ditor and Treasurer.

On the thirteenth instant u petition was
John Elliott. Nicholas Gwynn aud Henry II.
Walker. uf New York, and nthnra. represent
ing that they are the owners aud holders Of a
large amount Of the consolidated bonds Of the
State Of Louisiana. issued by the General As
samhly Of said State. and designated as act
No. 3uf the aeaeion OF 1874. upon which there
was due them ON the frat of January. 1880. In
tereat amounting TO u sum OF not lcss than
f3h nhn The petitioners further represent
that Tho bonds held by them were acquired
In due course of husinesa for a valuable con
sideraton long prior to the assemhlage Of the
Constitutional Convention In 1872. aud that
having been iasund under the said funding
act No. arn stu valid contract between
aheState ana Hi holdera % sueh bonds, which
cannot be impaired without the assistance Of
the parties In interest.
The petition further states tho relator, Isa-
dore Newman. is seakinR tn recover the money
In the State treasury collected tnr the pay
ment OF tho interest coupons on the said con-
eplidatcd honda collected for that pulpoas,
and which the State National Eank ot New
Orleans by intervening II "snnaavnring to
have applied to its pretended claim against
the State Of Louisiana relying upon certain
provisions ot the present constitution or On
ganic law OF the State. The petitioners then
say TINT the provisions Of the constitution IN
ordaining that the State tax oil property tur
all PURPOSES shall not exceed slN ulis au the
dollar. IN fixing the interest 10 be paid en The
consolidated bonds at per cent for fifteen
years and pei cent thereafter IN establish
ing a limit VI three mills Tor the tax To he
levied Tor this purpose. In ordaining that the
coupons talltnH dar January !, 1850. shall he
remitted and tho tax collected for thepurpose
be transferred 10 defray the current expenses
of the State government impairs tho uhligA-
ton of the contract between the State and the
holders of the said consolidated bonds
IL Il further asserted that tho constitution
OF Louisiana and its several PROVISIONS re-
lied upon hy relatNr and intervrnur. are VIC
lative Of the constitution Of the United States
tart, /, sec. l0l and for that reason are null
and void. Therefore the Injunction ana
mandamns pra for by Newman, and the
demand In intefyYntion oi the bank Il granted
1t is said. will have tile effect ot alter ing and
fmpairng the provisions Of the funding act
No. 3 or 1874. and Will put into execution the
objectionable features .. the constitution Of
1914
The petitioners say that they applied. Oh
or about the twenty y-siNth of January, 1850.
to the Third District Court for n writ ni man
damus to compel Alien Jame. Auditor. +, A.
Burke Treasurer, and the Board OF Liquid
ators. under the funding act of 1874, to
enforce and carry out the provisions OF the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Attempt Made ON the Life
OF the Gar.
The st. Petersburg Winter Palace
Blown Up-The Suffering in Ire
land Decreasing The Ger
man Budget Afghanis-
tan Invaded by the
Tureomans
GERM AN Y.

B#RrIS. Feb. ta-The II siehstag to. day dis
eussed the budget and bill authorizing the gov
arnment to contract a loan. The Under Score
'ary OF the Treasury. In the course OF the de-
bate, said that the situation Of the country had
greatly improved during the current year. The
total Increase OF reeeipts ths year had been ee-
mated nj % een.ooo marks. but this estimate la
now reduced to 40 400 900 by calculating de-
crease In the receipts from beet root sugar.
brandy and brewers taxes Last years deficit
will be met by this years aurplus. The pres
ent budget shows m increase In ordinary OK
panattures OF |, 900 600 marks. aud In egtraor-
dinary expenditures of 900, 900 marks while the
reduced receipts from snne Of the sources Of
r"venu" amount to n 900 nW marks Towards
ths 80, 900 900 marks required. therefore, an in-
crease ot rerafpta from certain sources will
only yield "a 500 600. and matricuatorv eontrl-
hp'i IN Of the various States will consequently
be Increased by 7, 300 900 marks.
j he Secretary concluded hy declaring th a. no
steps had been taken towards reforming the
coinage that the alteration of the legal stan :
dard Of money had not even been mOoted and
tnat the sales Of silver h nj been suspended,
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Movement. ., ocean vessels.

HayRE. Feb 1a-Raled; On the fifteenth, brig
Ibar for New Orleans.
LtvERrooL Feb II. Sailed On the nfteenth.
brig Emily Waters. for Galveston. on the sev
enteenth. bark u, Sarah Douglass. for Calves
ton Metlhor. for Richmond.
LFsHoRN Feb la.-Artiyed: On the four
taon,h. bark Koslnn from Now Orleans.
OuEFNsrowN Feb. ls,-Arrived: On tho ak
toentn bark Nina, from Savannah.
LoHDoN Feb. ta.-Staamer Columbia from
New Orleans for Bremen, has uassed st. Oathe-
rne's Point
BoaToN Fob ~ Arrived: Rhip Gettysbnrg
from New Orleaps: brig DIyronus, from Pom
saoola.
Arrived: Steamer Utility from Richmond.
BALTIMORE Feb l9-Arrivnd: Steamers
Calvert from Charleston. auruod from Havan-
nah, schoonrra Lotle. Annie and Minnie
Speddin from Norfolk. A. o. smyrk from Rich
mond Cleared, Steamer g, II. Stout for New
born.
NEW YoRK Feb la.-Arrived: Steamer Ran
idan from Charleston. atoamahiu Carnndalet
from Fernanaina. achopner Forenea Shay
from Savannah, Arrived out: Arizona. Safer
nen+
Arrived; Saratoga. Republic. Bolivia. Ar
rived out: Marathon. Scotia Canada.
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short, sharp Liquidation Required.

tMemphls Avalanchel
The paper makers say that they are making
no money at tho present high price OF paper.
They claim that the price Of rags, soda ash
and other articles have advanced 70 so hlgn
figures that they have been compelled to adj
vance prices Of white paper to ths present
high rates There Is good evidence TO believe
however, that the present pxorbitant rates are
not warranted by any risa In the prices OF the
raw material. 1t has been shown that while
American print paper Was sold In the United
States at nine cents per pound, Canada print,
OF grade worth two cents per pound more,
was sold on the other side at seven cents per
In the price of white paper Is entirely due to q
combination OF paper manufacturers, and
some sheTt, sharp legislation is required OF
Congress- to put . stop to this organized rob-
berry o. the public by paper manufacturers.
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IRELAND.

LONDON Feb ia Dublin dispatch to the
from the country during the past few days have
been more hopeful. and are summed up In the
words Much suffering but no starvation. ey-
eept In the for off lslands. to which relief Ia
being sent without delay or stint. Ia parts OF
the county of Donegal also the want Is great
but the Dublin Mansion House fund has been
Meanwhile the aRraran agitation may be said
to have eompletely ended Attempts, get up
DuBI1N, Feb ls.-The Mansion House relief
fund now amounts to Ef7 100. Three thousand
four hundred and forty grants In all have been
made,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-19
Initiating the Rix Thieves.
Tl'Iayalani HIn1n,Iaalar


Secretary Sherman must have a nice SGT
around him His annual report Was stolen
Ivy clerk and anla Ia tho papers, and now
we hear that Col Moulton's letter to him, re-
gardinx Conslina, published In the New York
7imfs. was stolen from the SoCretary's desk
Ivy one OF his rolored messengers. The under
lings III the administration grow thrifty hy
ohseryat ion