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National Republican., 1880-12-07

WHEN the Presidents message was re-
ceived by the House Of Representatives
yesterday, the Hon. All Sin Hewitt and
Sin JOSS Randall the "heathen Chinee"
experts in chirography for the simple
minded Democracy Immediately concen-
trated their almond-shaped visionary
organs upon the Presidents sgn-manual
appended thereunto. After gazing in
tenny for moment, like couple of old
Mandarinss nsscrutinizng parchment handed
down from Confucius, the Hon, All Sin
produced from his side-pocket an old
private letter which he had received from
President Hayes early in A. d. 1877. Sin
JOSS looked over All Sins shoulder as the
respective signatures were being COM
pared, and cultural sound Of chin-chin,
talkee-talkee, could be heard rs they ges-
ticulated with each others doubts Finally
Abs oddedapproyal, and thereupon Sin
"a . smile that was child-like
g =" Sae reS''qg of the
National Republican., 1880-12-07

WHEN Paul was bound with thongs and
carried before his prosecutors, they speed
lily released him when he admonished
them that he was "a Roman citizen and
uncondemned." Such was the potency of
Roman citizenship; but within this Re-
public, dedicated by the blood of many
martyrs to equal rights, we find a grace.
less crew of ex-rebels prosecuting and
making afraid an entire race, whose only
offense is the color Of their skins, Verify,
our citizenship is much feeber safe
guard than that of Rome, and the cry,
~ am an American citizen, and uncon-
demncd," has no restraining influence
upon those who have long since sworn
that this white mans Government"
and the negro has no rights which we
are bound to rcsDcCt"
National Republican., 1880-12-07
For Potomac River Landings.

The Swim Iron Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON,
Captain JOHN II. WOOD,
Built expressly for the Potomac River business leaves
Sixth Street Wharf every MONDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock a. nl., making the prn-
cipal landings the river Fare and freghts At low
est rates
D. ], ACCINELLY, Agent,
ielOtf Sixth Street Wharf
National Republican., 1880-12-07
ID. Il, KEELING, Agent,
Campbell's Wharf, Norfolk.
u. +. DoDD, Agent
Seventh Street Wharf, Washington, ID. c.
Health is Wealth.

DR. r. @. WEyr's NERVE AND BRAIN TnEATMrfT
a speciic for Hystcria Dizziness Convulsicns, Ncr-
Spermatorrhoe, lmpolency; involuntary EmissIons
Premature Old Age, caused Ivy ovcT-cAcItion, self
abuse or overndllgenco, which leads 10 misery do
cay and death One box Viii cure recent cases, Each
box contains one mouths treatment, One dollar a
box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent BY mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We Euaranea SIX bOXes TO
cure any cnsc With each order eteived by US for
six boxes accompanied With Ave dollars, viii send
the puruha5cr our written guarantee W return tho
Rntees issued by SIOTr q CROMWELL, $50 Penn.
sylvania avenue, Washington, ID. G., wholesale ana
tention. nclS-GOly
National Republican., 1880-12-07
Steamboat ISines.
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
THE NEW STEAMER
JAMIE NGOSBIY,

CaptaIn JAMES T. BARKER,
Leaves her wharf foot OF Sixth street, on MONDAYS
WEDNFSDAYSa and FRIDAYS at 8 y. IN. precisely,
for Norfolk, touching at Plncy Point Point Lookout
and Old Point, making connections at Norfolk with
Boston, New York, and Richmond steamers; also,
with Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad going South.
Returning leaves Norfolk every ~ ESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY Mt I'm.
Meals and State-room included.
Fare toNoriolS..-Sl TO 90 Round Trip...,......sl 30
Every attention paid TO the comfort OF pnsscnBers,
and freight handled with care.
Dining groom Main Deck.
Tickets and Siateroonls can be secured at General
Office, lIl6 \ street northwest.
For freight rates, etc, apply to d. j. ACCINELLY,
Agent Sixth Street Wharf,
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers f. c. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately leave Pier Al, East River New York, SAT-
URDAY, at 4 D. mi Georgetown, at n. m, FRI
eic., apply % 10 Il. p A. DENiXM, agent "a Wa,e:.
street. Georgetown. or o. $, LOWELL, President Iii6
Il street. near Wards Hotel
National Republican., 1880-12-07
LIPSCOMB'S

Liquor, Ten, Wine, Grocery and Provision
Store,
Southwest Fifh and streets southeast Capi.
tO Hill.
A long experience IN the buslnest enables the pro-
prelor 70 oer me public superior STOCK az prices De
octlIy
National Republican., 1880-12-07
THE
'Iv Addrcs, rTrs O''' ' SAT,oNAr. nrrunLrcAy

year 5000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

Tho crlno Of arson is now punishable by
death in South Carolins, and felon c,uvicted
Of it was banged in that S,ate yesterday. 1t
would be we'll if tho laws of all the other State
W re made to conform to those of South Caro-.
Ina in this resptci st least. That some moro
ctfcctual means than those available outside of
South Caro'ioa for the suppression of arson
should be devised is question that admits OF
Do dispute, for it is estimated that ninety per
cHht. of the frcs that COW OCCUR are tho result
CT inocudiarism, 10 tho vast majority Of cases
iostigated by desire to get possession Of tho
insurance money. and in tho effort to crafty
aay dagger to limb CT life or property of other
people is either overlooked, Ignored or entirely
disregarded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
PDREEG.v W. us.

RlssisD rolico regulations arc mora se7ers
than ever.
The net l,baral gaia in tho British el,oi,ns
is now 81.
Lord Bosc)psGold aud lis CAB, mat VII, maet
in council Monday.
Chas. 8. Parbell hiss rtcIiscd ibo Freedom Of
the city ct Cork.
John Somerset PAking'o1 (L7rd Hampton
is dead.
Smallpox RACES al Mandaay. The heir sp
parent to the Bu-cesc throoe di.d OF it.
The traction railway up the sid. OF Mnuu
F,suvius will DO opened shortly.
THO wife of Pfesd.lt D!sz died ut tho city
OF MrAlc' yesterday.
Bi.marct's ISSUE with the Federal Cjupc,I i.
still TIC toOic il Gorm.n7.
Pike, Gorl.chAkuif is ahGu; 10 in.kA a tour
fJr tie b. n: Il. OF his hcaIrb.
\ 'criit, lomin" IS r.,iog 10 Mosui. Tprk
ign klotdis':.n. -Four thcu.aad Of the iuhabl.
,suis have ti2i to H!Sa"J, au! huodrcts died
en- The road.
The Spanish Congress has approved The do
crcn tXlog the strength OF th" permauert art:y
10 Cuba At 40 .OQO men. ard Imi ed the hlsticc
"S'| VIZ NN"'A w u,u'J wv i'iSsltrS.
jules S,r,s,er. oasE;"r IL the Keth:chlll al
Fiernr, wh3 yeas recently arrested for cnlb.z
| Z!icg hal milii3o fIriua fr1al Tia cmrlcyc,s
| lost Inc noncy Ia 50, l!a'ut on the boursu
and bis BOXES have also been aires .od.
Tho war between Chill ard Pcra continues
1t is reported that - Peruvian force has out q
| CGliiso regiment 10 rirc 5 1T M(qu.gua Tn;
lluas1ar lost twenty iis" men killed ADD wound
cd 10 the otf4ir 0! the eth Ct February.
The Paris Ofdrc advlsrs NJ. do Cassarnfc t
! fnd another brarch Of Tho BOA; aries, or t.
transfer his allcgianc, to tie Count dc Cham
| bord, AZ there is nothlog 10 Common between
the imperialism OF NJ. &c CassaguAc and t5a
OF the party Of Prao, JcrCms NAPOLEON.
An American citizen scc1sad Of tho murde,
| Of Turk was rcc1rty lict b7f9re Mr. lisa n
the Consul Geocra! Of the us, ut CONSTANT
nopl". lie was found gully Of msus aug hter
| and sentct cd TO Two nj pGths' inprs INN cot
| Sawas Pasha. the Mins.er CT Foreign Affairs
has protested against the right of tho Amcric II
| Cor sal to try tn: c $50, aDd demands tho sur
r"nder OF the prisoner to The Ottoman sutho7
| tics. liz. Heap d. c,incs to surrender lin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

Fifteen yclrs rg,, yesterday. General Lee
surrendered. AID the confederate States of
America otter short though brilliant and
glorious life, ased to exist. savo only 10 the
mnatelial world Of memory. lifts career WAS q
rapid succession of incidents of witch any ma.
ton might we'll be proud. Gud shed imp srisb
able luater 90 its people, its ob,icratiou Inflicted
upon them Injuries which may vol entille the N
to pity. BIZ: yet Of the three aspirauts for The
republican domination for the next presidency,
two base their strongest GLAZING for support upon
their hate fer the Southern people, and thou b
the third is deferred from doing 80 by tho hope
OF certain support from tina! 81 c:ion. his friends
10 The North ere 20 less ultra 10 their express
slons OF luminosity toward their fellow cit ,ns
Ct the South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
Another Comet Coming,

TIE Smithsonian Institution has received
from M. w. Harrington the announcement of
the discovery by j. M. Schaberleon, at Ann
Artor. en- the 9Th instant, Ann A1bor III san
time, OF comet with = tail minutes long, in :
hours 20 minutes right ascention, 81 degrees %
minutes north deciination, with daily motion
OF minus SO minutes in right ASCENSION and A
minutes south. 1t is possible that the comet
discovered By the Ann Arbor observers is the
one recently seen at three points in the South.
eIn Hemlsphere--4t Cape Town. South Africa ;
Of Cordoba In the Argentine Confederation
South America, and at Melbourne, Australia.
Pfof BeIj amin Peirce, of Harvard University,
who ID u very high authority on cometsry
phllosuphy, about a month ago wrote as fol.
lows concerning the new comet: Il am fully
persuaded that the comet recently discovered
by our eminent American astronomer is a re.
turn OF the wonderful comet of 1913, which has
been considered IS in many respects the most
interesting of sny on record (Cooper's Cometic
Orots.) The tr.t r, ord f this comet is in ITO
before christ, with an average period Of about
seven years. The subsequent visible and re-
corded returns are $40 before Christ 252 and 1S3
before Christ md after Christ 236 d., b33 ESQ
7lS 129 So 1877 llt6 l:0S BIB 1862 1882 14O2
lI(4 l4Jl 1911 1878 1868 1859 luz, lsA3 and 1850
II this theory should prove correct and tho
comet which has been discovered at Ann Arbor
shou provsto be the same rs that seen in the
Southern Hemisphere. the star gsZers Of the
present year have delightful prospect. TO look
forward to. The comet of 1913 Was wonder of
wonders. II Was frat disco1 cred as q brilIiau,
OBJECT close - the sun and large enough and
brilliant enough to bo sseD 81 MONDAY In
about q week wonderful comets tail wac seen
1ng moro than one third of the way around the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
yyEts-1 DE THE DEN.

Dtstruotivo ptars Grca sro ,acing 10 Dskoi'.
Several persons hive been burned TO death.
The Csusdisn goverun'nt hiss placed all
America publications sen! by msll Oh the Tree
list.
At Marsbar Texas. yesterday, VIM. Stead
map, o Ia student shot himself because CT Bis
failure to enter the Yves. Pcint Academy sone
time age.
A fast freight trba bound vest aud treii lit
train bouod cast On the Baltimore aod Onio r.
Il. coIIided ct Z ,Desvile, Ohio. yetterdsy-
Thirteen oars aud both eneloes wero wrecked.
No ooe YVES severely Injured.
Geu Grant arrived 10 Mobile. Ala, ytster
day, 10 special train from New Orleans. and
was received by c3mpapy of erti ery of The
Washington B.ues, colorod. There was no
public dsmor stratisn Ct any cors, queuce.
Some psrsoDs entered printing cfio, Of O
weekly paper pnbli,hed 10 Washington, Thurs.
day Light, called The Truth, pied" tho type,
broke tho forms and otherwise Injured The
establishment M cue to the perpetrators has
been discovered.
The first xccu ioo in South Carolina under
the ~ W law against sssoD took pltc, at Bennsts
Vile yesterday. Amos Woo.eD, negro, uss
hanged about boon for burning ard robbing
Breeders Mills, 10 Marlboro county. The
execution Was private, taking place wiiLio the
jail.
There is an on dit at the CAPITOL that Con-
grossmen Acklfn end King have gone to Louis
iana to have hostile meeting. Acklen left q
few days ago, and The fac: that King has also
gone away gives rise 10 tho rumor; but Kings
iii,rds laugh at the matter, and say no has
gone home to look after rcnom!na!iop for the
Forty Seventh Uonerssa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
Body SnntCliera.

New York. April 10 "A Syracuse IN. Y.
special tells story OF fa!m:r named RUFUS g.
Barnard Invoking the aid Of the police in that
place to search f,r tho body Of his brother who
had died 10 the county house sud had been
buried 10 the oOnetsly attached to that iastitu.
ton. The grave vas fcuod decorated and the
body subsequently discovered at The Medic,
College attached to the Syrsc1so University.
The brother OF thu licensed easily recoaniz ID
the remain. They wer9 removed BY 90 under
takcr. In plain sight of all present were the
corpses Of Two women and q child weighted
down Siih stones 10 pickle tanks Parts of hall
a dtzaD other bodies we're ,imi!Grly disposed oil
10 another room adjoining. IA Investigation
ct tho poor bouae cemetery HIS shown that
other graves have probably been aHpercd With
by tho students. Several were found where tho
earth ut the head WAS loose aud depressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

Last Saturday We conmeud4d 10 the atlca-
tive pcrusal OF our numerous republican read
era an abe aud self c0nviLcIog article from tho
o'l1 republican paper 10 the State, tho Valley
'VIfglnian, op12;lns their lc,eptaaco Of the
proposition o! the rcpudlatcr' faction u tic
d'mCc'ald party fer their ubi1o upoo "a I'M
pleGscd presidential cl!coraI tioket. To-day
We supplemcct that ari,o by the full tex. Of
oos 10 whcl VIC EnaroIy alluded yesterday. CD
the sans SUI g, from tho New York Tho $,
probably tho most ntlu 3atial republican
newspaper 10 tho country and ask such OF
them, /! any there b., WIZ ya: cbtcrtain the
IDA that onoc possessed them Of bciog s,tily
as 10 &C :pt this !ro1csiticn, 10. OILY 20 read.
but TO in ssrdIy dig ,st il, and if, afscr that PFC
cc,s. thsy Still favor the proposed uahoIy sill.
arc!. they will prove then s,ves to be opno.
ems CT tho national rspu 3lic, parry and oaly
,e.uala.ors 10 a Transparent. di:guiac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
Browns Household Panacca

Is the most effective Pain Destroyeri in the worh.
VIII mc.t surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or applied externally, and
thereby moro certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute. than any other paia
si!eVlAtor, and it's warranted douts the strene IN
OF any similar preparation.
IL cures Pain in the Side. Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat Rheumatism, Toolhacbe, and ALI,
ACdES, and is The Great Reliever OF
rain. "BROWh'S HOUSEHOLD PANA.
YEA" should be in every family. A teaspoon
tul OF the Psnaces in a lumber of hot water
IIssWeetened. If preferred), taken 1T bedtime wal
bHEAk UP q COLD. rs cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
Found Murdered.

NEW MARKET. II. H.. April 10y esterdsy
afternoon while three little girls ware ss,her,np
May flowers in the woods at Durham, N. H.,
they discovered tie headless body Of young
man nearly nude The town authorities wers
immediately notified, and an nvtiliga!ion she we'd
thai brutal murder had been committed, but
6y whom ia q. yet mystery. The body WIS
found lying face downward, a. full length, with
ooth arms resting uncerDesth, sud only covered
with shirt Robbery Was tho objec. of tho
murderer or murderers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

A PROBABLY FATAL AFFRAr IN WFsTMoRE.
LAND.-Last Friday q difficulty occurred on
Nomini Creek, between Charles Bragg, whi!e,
and Fillmore Templcman, colorcd, which will
probably result in tho death Ct the latter. Both
men are oystermen. snd their boats beirg reNr
each othor the negro challenged Brsgv for race
ssyirg. Come on BTsrg and In beat YOU"
Brsgg taking ouense 1T ths familiar manner Of
addressing HIM, replied. Il want you to UNDER
stand thht have q hsndle to my name" and a
quarrel eusued between them. When ihe boats
loached the shore Bragg went in search of tre
negro and attacked him with u Ratchet il Il ct.
ing severe wounds On the heed and face one
blow nearly severlCg Ee Leg1o's nose from his
iSce Bragg WIS arrested and brought befora
Justice GoodridEe, at m"ntfois, who recognised
hum in the penslty CT s!5Oto appear to answer.
Flrding The Injuries to the negro we're likely to
provo fatal, another warrant was Issued FIR The
arrest OF Ersgg but the Constable hst lot sue
ccesed In fndlng him LIS. Mopd.y. The wound
cd man st that time was speeches, and his con-
dlt,on regarded rs very crilicAI.-TiGcUat:r
JnH.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

LARGE TIMBER EXPORTS. The forests of Fl,
pine and cedar both in Oregon and Washington
arc immenss. Trees 200 aud $50 feet high and
6 feet in diameter are never out of view; s and
10 feet in diameter and 300 feet high ara cot
" Common. gsner4lIy two thirds froe of limbs.
Fifty and sixty good tiGb,r trees grow on an
acre, as q iuls, and yiold seldom less than
300. 900 feet, and instances are on record of
1000, 600 feet from 40 sc:e. No acre is work.
ca Tor profit which cinDot yield 100000 fec! ct
lets!, and even this yield is rare. Logs ara
seldom hauled half mile 10 a river. The
manufacture and shipment IF timber is the
leading industry in Western Washiustop, en-.
ployIng large numbers If workingmen and an
lmmeu.o numbar OF largo saw mills, going BY
steam snd water power. and largo let OF
salp' aad some Small steamers exporting the
timber to San Francisco, East ladies, Europe.
Australia, Egypt, South America, japan aad
China Oregon Correspondence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
Affairs In China.

LONDON. April lO-A dispatch fronl e. Pc
tersbu's 10 tie Standard ssys: 1T is thought
Inst tae naval Gtmcr s.rh.ion may havo q sulu.
tary enect on the Chinese ard that the s;ap ia
partly due 10 the news tia. the revolutionary
party IN Chlns ia gaining an sscondeacy 10 The
oaEser CT all Europeans, Whose respective min
istefs have consequently asked for naval rein.
forcemen!s 10 Chinese ws,ersn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

BOARD OF VISITORS Tho Governor has ar,
plioted the following B,sri Of Visitors to the
Virginia Agricultural and mechanical College,
At Bacssburg, subj c; to tho approval of the
Senate: q. s. Harrison. A. Nj. Kelley, L,ne.
burne Scruggs and Chales Bruce, first class,
whose terns bceio Juno + 1880 and end Jan.
uary l. 1882, and j. Il. Lsitwc5, +. f. R;cs,
D A. Gtimsley and K. =. Carson, 81 md CLASS,
whose terms begin Juno 4. 1850. and erd JaI,
uary /, 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
E3D9AR SNOW DBNs
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 10. 1890.
We aIe Indebted to DR.. Smith Towushepd,

We are Indebted to DR.. Smith Townshepd,
ueslth OEc,r of the District of Coumti,, for
q c,py OF his ilst printed annual report. 10
aIludlug to the Potomac fisheries the DJcor
rightly attributes, We think, their deterioration
to the immense Increase Of gill nets, which, from
March uni July. With DO interval, day or
night. cover tie river, both shadows and chan
Del. from tie Long bridge to tho Wcomioo,
and which ire laid so closely that they interlaco
With each other, and thus present an almost im.
passlble barrier to the ascent Of fish, and Fl Co
tua'l9 prevent the escape Of ATTY Of the few that
do fod their way through or jump over them.
The Doctor also says that the fish begin to spawn
about the last Of May. ADD yet the gill nets arc
fshed until late 10 July, and that he has scoD
people buy roo shad with tho spawn otzog
from them, and this, too, when humsn instinct
naturally reVolts at eating other animals far ad.
vanced 10 pregnancy. The only remedy. but
90 excellent one, the Doctor thilks applicable
to the evil, under exisi1g circumstances, js the
destruction of the market for 6,b after tho LIST
OF June, by making the sale Of shad and herring
sutslq1ent to that date punishable offors'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

A LONDON SCANDAL.-Ooc IF tho most
sensational ecions for breach Of proriso of
marriage that ever startl:d aociety will shortly
c,me before the c,urts. The defendant is o
young Guardsman. tn a., head of rich country
family. Who. after two years engagement,
allowed the prtplFaioas for bis marriage to 20
80 far that. besides insisting 90 tho seize ion of
bis fioaDceo' 4 wedding dress, no ordered the
wedding cs'ds, purchased the ring aud travel
lag trunks with bis owe initials 90 these OF
the lady, arranged with tho ooaohmaker for
the alteration CT the lady's noooRram 10 his
Own on her Two cariisees, invited country
viclr 10 coma t. London 10 msrfy him, and
last, not least, read over the settlements to bis
affair I'D wife the night before he left town to
visit his family, ouly four dsys before the in
tended ctraDoby at 81. Georges, Hanover
Square. Sites the night in question The lady
hss never set eyes on the gcull .mao.-Lou1On
World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
Fine Place 10 Live in.

LONDON. April lO-A di.pstch frem Thyet.
myo says 300 human baiDgs arc to be offered in
sacrifice shorlly, and rsop!e ere Aoeing 10 crder
to @; cape The draft"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
Much sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to otbs:
esuses, ia oecaaioned by Worms BROWNS
vERh iFUGE COMFITS, or Worm Lozenges
although efoclual in destroying worms. can d.
no possiole Injury TO the moot delicate child
used by physicisna, and fould 10 be sbsouts!y
sure IN Graduating woruls So hurtfu 10 children.
rs cents box
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
LIST OF LETTERS.

Tho following IS list Of the letters remaining
in tho Postolice in this city 8 prll 10.
Persons calling for letters will say they Al Q AJ-
.vertised and give tho dato Of the list.
If not call ed for within thirty days, they will b.
sent to the dead letter office. in Washington.
Chsulcey, DR. Johson, Mrs Lucinda
Garter, bliss Gertrude LsMoDte. Louis
Conklin. mr. Pope. Mr. Ma1ths. col
CorEtord, Mrs Purcsl, Rolls
Essex, Mrs Jane Ward, 3
Flcod, MISS Mary Whiting Eisa Mary
IT LEWIS ID ca EEzIE L. Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

The courier of Primo, 'Li.vuu, ono Of tho
secretaries of state OF Russia. hes been arrested
for forging passports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
W Whitaker.

WEST POINT. April 10 The examination OF
The case OF WHITAKER, the colcrad cadet, con.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
The Late Liberal Victory IN England

IoEDoN, April l0.-Intelligencs from Con,
stsniitople represents the news Of the late lber-
al victory in England as being received in that
city with the grsvess appreh eLsioas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10
Fight With Indians.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, April 9.-Iuform,toa
received at military headquarters states tia.
General Hatch. with part CT his command, al
tackled 300 Indians who wrrs enosmped 10 tho
San Andrcss mouutairs The fight lasted six
hours, when The ludisDs rctr,atcd. leaving thar
dead behiod,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-10

Sn BUSH ELS PRIME NEW YORK
wv EARLY Rose POTATOES, which /
Can recon- mend 'oc the tsb!a or for plsntiug,
received to-day by j. 9. MILBURN,
1eoZl - north Royal st.
HOLMAN'S AQUE AND LIVER PAD
Tor FeVor and Ague, Indigestion, Hear:
Disease. etc. 4 supply Just received by
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10 soothc disturbed feelings brought no by
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INTER OCEANIC CANAL,

The saItci committee of the House % tho
lnter y ,eauic Canal gave bearing to day to
Mr.. Pickett, CT N. Y, 10 advcclcy of The
Tehuartepec ronte AID to Ir. Sidney L. Shcl.
bourne. of N. Y, 10 advocacy OF the San Bias
route. The latter 10 response to inquiries by
members OF the committee went Tito minute
explanations as to the mode Of constructing the
tuune. the length OF which be gave as soveo
miles as against Commodore S;liri1go's esi
mate OF ten miles.