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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-12-30

~Sc SnSusSO ou1iSaSc Az AsS
pas des lecons profitables. ct les
gerontes de Ia politique tradition
nellie ct de la medicine de compress
sion trouverent sans gravite ct
sans peril les effusions de sang
plebeien de 10 Croix.Rousse, du
cloitre Saint-Merri, du faubourg
Saint.Antoine, de Saint-Aubin ct de
Ricamarie; les greves ct coalitions
du Creuzot ct autres centres indus.
triels ne furent pas jugees plus
dangereuses. On maintint 4 coups
do canon le regime d'exploitation
ct d'abus du capital jusqu'au jour
on 10 Commune dc Paris, avant-
garde de l'Internationale, tourna le
meme argument, c'est-a-dire le ca.
non de Montmartre, contre Versail
les; Ia Commune succ omba, apres
avoir Unite les violcnces cent fois
commises par ses ennemis monar.
chiques; mais ellie q expie ses fau.
tes ct ses crimes en- subissant dim.
placables vengeances, ct ellie Went
d'etre rehabilitee en- quelque sorte
par le supplice de Rossel. Tout est
done calcule pour portera son pa.
roxyeme pesprit de revolte qui
anime pInternationale ct ses mil.
lions d'adhkrents. Get esprit de re-
volte q crh ct grandi 4 Ia suite dc
l'esprit de conquete qui fait eten.
DIRE l rAllemagne dcs frontieres on
Europe devait Ia retcnir. La
France amoindrie ct abandonnee
rss redevenae 10 theAtrv 10 revU1u.
tion ct le terrible volcan d'autre
fois, ct l'euvro dc justice ct d'ega
lite. 81 longtemps diffsree, s'y e'abo'
rcra an milieu des vicissitudes que
peut faire naitre Ia lutte des parts
LIE fait important de Pannee 1911
est donc l'apparition de PInterna'
tionale, ct il est evident quo cette
waste societe pris des proportions
plus grandes depuis Ia chute do Ia
Commune do Paris. C'est ellie qui
traite avec des membres du parle'
ment anglais, en- attendant que
SOME l'heure de II Repnblique
c'est ellie qui agite lEspagne, ellie
qui trouble l'Italie. ellie qui fat
recoler IL monarchie beige /; ellie est
u Briarts moderne don't le bras est
partout, sccouant les COLONIES des
temples seculaires; ellie fait enten'
tendre - voix ~ reischtag Dc
Berlin; ellie ) meme traverse l'Ocean
ct rendu 1 New. York des honneura
funebres anx fusill6s de Satory
Carl Marx, son eksf. eclipse Bis
mark. En- livrant "a vent son dra.
peau, iTntsrnstionsle deroule sor
programme, qui est beaucoup plul
clair que Il profession de fol do dus
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-12-30
sIGNEs DU TEMPS
-.>oD

C'est vraiment une tlche penible
aujourd'hui. que dc faire une de ces
revues d'annec, IN de ces exanens
do conscience generaux, qu'autre.
fois nous tracions, l'esprit libre ct
ls cour leger, pour emprunter une
expression devenue ceIebre. De
plus On plus le monde s'engage
dams % dedaie dc la fatai;t6. ct tout
, passit aIeatoire. precaire ct fra
gilc. Est-il m homme d'Etat qui
s'aventars \ dSchiifrer Il livre de
pavepir. IN prophats don't Ieregard
peroe el'ombrs don't l'Europe est en-.
veloppte ! Non. tons s'sgitent, vi.
want % jour le jour. mr. m col qui
tremble Ct s1crouls, sans savoir ce
queleur garde lc lendemain. Et cette
sitaaiion critiqus ct slarmante nest
pes ssalsment b lot % le chAtiment
d h Francs vaincue, mutilee ct
isol6s; ells plano aussi sur les mem.
bses solidaires dc la famille euro.
p6snas st On ! dlja atteint plusieurs.
81 ION est inquiet l Paris, on nest
guars plus rassnrs l Londres. !
Madrid, l Rome. et meme l Berlin,
l Vienne ct ! Saint. Petersburg.
Lee precautions de rAllemagne ct
lss armenents dc ID Russie tra-
hisSent sgalsment II peur de l'in-
connu, Ct lee empereurs de ces deux
psissances no garantissent pas
l'ordre plus soremcnt que Napoleon
III. spr1s 10 plebiscitc Dc 1870.
Or, quel ess oct nconnu qui "a
% d4gager des ruines dc 10 guerre
et d l'antagonisme pcrsistant dcs
nAtioas I Quel element nouveau
dominera le concert discordant dss
antiques organisations monarchi.
qnes q niiitaires dout Ia caducite
s'sst rtvllSe dams ID chute du se.
oond Enpirel I Quel trait d'union.
quells force de coh9sion remplace-
ront - hiSrarchis ct une discipii-
No ! jamais rompues, e rameneront
N ordrs qaslcosqas dams b chaosi
O'sst. qos ID critique aristocrati.
que et bousgooise le veuills on NON,
c'sst h SociSt6 interDatioDele des
trsvailleurs qui entire On sceas sur
IN terrain I demi oivelI st doit bu.
risse l'histoirs sur une table rase.
Mieux e0t yalu, nous i ssvons.
uns 5poque prtparstoire d'initistlcu
ct dtducation "a rols du proltta-
riat, une gradstion lsnte. IN ache.
minement logique. Les sigoss d.
temps y invitaisnt, lss philosophes
ssivaient me psnts 1gsIisAiss. asa
socialistes .trop insultSs" d1non'
caiestlles abns a. papieal, naia
tout osIa vainsosss se sansa fruit'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-12-30

d'Aumale on le pacte d'alliance de
Guillaume ct d'Alexandre. Apres 10
buisson ardent, ellie a les dix COM
mandements on articles de reforme
signifies sans ambagc 1oabolition
des privileges de caste ct de classe;
% egalite politique ct sociale des
sexes 80 naturalization dc Ia
terre ct dc tous les instruments de
production; 40 reduction des heures
de travail ; 50 enlargement de
pEtat, obligatoire, gratuit ct secu.
lier /; 60 religion independantc de
pEtat, abandonnee an choix indivi-
duel, suivant l'esprit de la Declara-
tion d'independance americaine 70
impot progressif sur Ia propriete.
substitute d ceux qui pescnt sur Pin
dustrie /; 50 suppression des ar
mees permanentes ct arbitrage
international ; 90 application du
principe de production societaire au
lieu du systeme de production capi-
taliste 100 soumission au peuple
ct droit de veto, de toutes lois ma.
tionales. provinciales ct munich.
psles.
Tel est pultimatum promuIgne ct
notifie aux gouvernements insenses
qui ont Cru trouvcr le repos dams
l'abaissement dc 10 France, ct aux
parts non moins insenses qui ne
veulent en- France nj republique
de Gambetta, nj meme celle de
Theirs, ct revent d'opposer au souflle
de la tempete ct au torrent de Ia
multitude Ie tr6ne disIoque des
Bourbons. Si PInternationale triom-
phe. on pourra dire que les royals
tes ct les privilegies auront singu-
iieremcnt hate SON avenement.
L'Amerique, peine eflleuree par
le redoutable movement des clas-
ses ouvrieres, Sc borne, CONNIE
pAngleterre, d les laisser prcndre
pied ets'organiser. Les Etats-Unis,
tout en- Sc preparant 1 l'election
presidcntielle de 1872, sont livres 4
une double preoccupation Pune,
hautemcnt declaree, do METRE IN
terme au regime d'exploitation ct
de corruption que 10 guerre civile
ct Ia defaite duSud ont engendre ct
favorise lautre, plus intime ct
moins avouse, de profiter des en-
barras actuels ou imminents des
puissances europeennes, pour atti-
rer 1 eux CO qui reste de colonies
transatlantiques ct retrancher un
anachronisme en- arrondissant leur
domaine. Les affaires de 10 politique
exterieure, 81 elles mdrissent I
temps utile, serviront 4 titre de
diversion, conjureront le schisme
republican, ct dissiperont les nuages
qui eouvrent 10 fortune de Grant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08
nv To.DAY.s SOUTHERN MAIL.

Formal written communications have been
exchanged at Louisville between the Virginia
Railroad commissioners and the directors Of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad company
The latter board replied that the connection
with the Virginia road at Cumberland Gap Is 4
cherished object Of their company, and that
the expenditure already made OF 5000: 600 on
that branch is sure guarantee that they will
meet the Virginia road at the Crap. They say
that they vii, be there withinany pro ablc time
that the A. VI. and q. will meet them. not
later certainly than December. 1874.
Among the appointments made by the Treas,
urer of the Capitol Memorial Association. to
make collections. for the erection. in the ro'
tunda of the Capitol Of Il tablet in memory of
those who lost their lives at the capitol disas-
ter arc W. b. Corsc, 4 Co.. of this city
Minor 4 Co.. of Fredericksburg. and b. {.
Flanagan. of Charlottesville The committee
appointcd for Richmond have met with con
siderable success.
The residence Of Col. john r. thambliss. al
IIckStorl. GrccnSyiIlc county. WAS entered oI
Monday night las,-enrrancc being made
through the front door By Il burg lariouS lock
instrumcnt-and his chamber robbed OF S21I
in money and fine gold watch-ta ken from
Col. C.'s pocket. The thief was subsequent!
arrested and the money and watch recovered
Judge Wexford: OF the Richmond Clrcul
! Court. has granted IN Injunction and appointed
Il receiver in case involving considerable
amount in that city, and Of interest IN view o
the fact that several OF the parties interested
have been conSpcuously before the public IL
,l,p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08
.6.fRREED.

On the .lh instant. ny Rev t. II. Mckim
CHARLES DIMlTRI. IT Washington. D. c.
/" AN IT. T.. daughter al R"uh"n Johnston. Of
THIS city.
Ut the rc:iIrnc'- "i. VIA. S Moore esq ON
"Wednesday, June It'll 1911. by Rev. VI
licmrnway, Mr. NORMAN H. MOORE, Of thi,
city, and Mis-: MARY y BURTON nj Prince
''""rgr county Md.
, IN baltimore, "n Thursday, June lst by Rev
~. Ha"Eu=, Lolone! ROBERT f. GAMBLE
Of Iullahasse; Florida, II Nj. ANGELICA
T.. ROBINSON, daughter III Dr. H c Robin
son. of Baltimore. Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The condition Of things which has prevailed
in Washington and the fear that the city will
be subjected in the future to what has hap
nened now has It - ,t"t"l l". stop 10 the
proposed erection Of several line houses. and
postponed some projected improvements. In
deed, how can the material prosperity Of any
city be secured, if lawle>> mobs led on by IL
norant incendiary denagosucs are suffered to
hold sway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The Richmond News says that there is great
dissatisfaction with the details and minutic of
the uniform lately prescribed for volunteer
companies-and some think some Of these de-
tails will be altered We gave the substance.
yesterday. The whole catalogue about braid,
tape buttons, Nc, &c. &c. would occupy two
or three columns. and then not be understood
without seeing ! pattern Of the. dress except
by merchant tabor. The uniform is to be
very much like that Of the Cadets Of the Nir-
yinia Military Institute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The Lynchburg Eirginian says that it is
amusing to hear the Radical organs pratiug
shout the Hbe,ulitY of their party, when. rs
everybody knows, it isone of the closest corpora
lions that ever traded on the small capital with
which it operates. and tha, it is. a. regulated
by the iaadero. cxac,iug and exclusive. showing
no chance Tor any body who is NOT up TO the
huh, in aid cf the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08
Bethesda Mineral Spring Water
OF WAUkESUA WISCONSIN

OF WAUkESNA, WISCONSIN.
This Water is the acknowledged cure 81 III
Intractablo and incurublc Diseases known d.
BrghtS Disease and Diabetes
Astonishing cures Of 'lropsy have been effected
-Drlrk-dust deposit, INFLAMMATION OF the neck al
III" bladder, nlEai and equity swclings Eos
tn" liver it j. unsurpassed. II will allay al! IN
Elimination "ftlrc kidney and urinary organs in
tw"nty-tour hours, giving immediate relief; also
in scarlet fever il prevents the kidney from con
Costing, ana removes all traces OF album enc:iu
II will give relief in all Cases Of high Fcvc,,
General Agent for the District nf C,lurntn,
and state "f Virginia,
WILLIAM b. EETWI;LE.
lDl Pa. AZ, Washington. d G.
e. AGENT for Alexandria,
j. ENTMISLE, Jr.,
u King street.
H"hd !tr rir'uiAr, lay - nr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

Recent advces from Montevidco represent
the condition of affairs in Buenos Ayres as not
only not having improved, but having grown
alarmingly worse. The disease is more like
rho nlague than the yellow fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The Atlantic Cable Companies gave notice
Yesterday Of advanced prices Of thirty-three
per cent. to the press Of the country, even over
the double prices ordered at the time OF the
cable break. in November last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

Some Of the Northern papers profess to
wish that Andrew johnson may be elected 10
Congress from Tennessee No doubt he
would tell some plain truths which some Of
the members would not care to hear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The local government
here has given notice to TIL: colorcd mob, that
all attempts tonterfere with those engaged upon
the public work will be put down. 1t was ex
rcctcd that work will hc commenced to-day:
and measures have been taken to protect the
laborcrs thereon. should it become necessary. A
riot instgatcd yesterday in Georgetown by the
strikers, against the mcn INCLINED to work was
suppressed by the police authorities. The RIO,
threatened those who did not Join them. And
this is suffered to 90 on in the city Of Wash
ington
\ co!ored messenger Of the War Department.
named Arnold, has recently gone off after hay
! inc aeeced a number Of employees OF that De
partment, from the Chief Clerk down, out Of
various sums of money He left here about
three weeks ago on a two days leave OF abb
sencc. which he procured on the assertion that
he was going to Philadelphia. for the purpose
of being reimbursed TO the amount Of severa!
thousand dollars, due him on account OF mus
trring in coored troops.
The Polar>. the Polar Expedition ship. star
, ted at noon yesterday on 4 trial trln down the
! Potomac l. is expected she will not be ready
! to sail Tor Nrw York until Saturday or Mon,
| day next.
The question: rs 10 whn will be appointed
C,mmancI,nr of the Marine Corps 1T the
| Washington Navy Yard ON the retirement of
/ the present Commandant is being discussed
among the officers Of the corps and rumor has
! it that Captain G.. W. Collie, the present
commanding officer AT the Navy Yard, will sic
coed him.
Gov. Cooke has received over one thousand
applications for The one hundred and thirty six
offices At his diSnosalin The city Of Washington.
! Arrangements arc being made: by the Va,
rious Catholic societies here 10 hold ! jubilee
on the 10th instant to commemorate the 18th
anniversary Of the election Of Plus ! y. II the
! parary. The arrangements contemplate s"lrnlIi
! high HAS Al the churches in the morning, ana
4 lua.s meeting Al 81. Joseph Church: Capt.
! lnI Hill in the evening" with addresses. music,
and fir" work..
The furniture AMI effects Of Willard III"
tel will h. sold at auction next week. the least.
Of the present proprietor having eypirrd. aml
! The Wiuri> will r.>rlne possession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The Homeopathic Convention. yesterday. in
Philadelphia, adopted strong resolutions upon
the subject of the exclusion of medica! men
from positions of honor and trust in puolic in
situations on account of medical opiriious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The cases Of Mary Jane Little, Of WincheS-
ter, Va. Lyman Broughton, of Washington
city, John II. Harrison of Burke's station,
Va, and Mrs Mary +. Carpenter of Wash
ington, were heard before the Loyal Claims
Commission to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The Emperor of Brazil. in his speech to the
Legislative Chambers, recommends "a reform
of the laws relative to slavery. This is look
ing towards Il gradual but final abolition of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

T AIDES LASTING BOOTS.
- a large stock, with great variety OF ne"
styles, hca!ltiful and very cheap, Mt
WADDEY'S, Il King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08
FOEs S.4LE OR RE.N>T.

81 FOR RENT-That large and n.pst DC
ri lightful BRICK HOUSE, No. 81 Washin,
TON street, corner Of Queen. This i. a most d.:
lghtfully situated house with ~ rooms, ia II
most healthy and pleasant neighborhood is IN
good order ard condition; has large yard5 GA
flowers. f.. J. LLOYD,
dec j-tf No 1874 Queen street
g.. FOR SALE-The eigiblv situated three
Hi story BRICK HOUSE, LOG Duke street, be.
tween Pitt and st. A:aph, containing ten rooIn-:
and bath room. with hot and cold water IT,
house is furnished throughout with gas and TX 70
lures. and is Il most desirable residence being Is
Gated in pleasant neghborhood. The adfoin
ing lot is offered with the aforementioned prob
crty: or it will be sold separate ii desired. For
terms apply at No. 40 s"uth 81. Asaph ST. mo IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

Two soldiers OF the war of 1872. now living
in Virginia. one of whom is l0I and the other
Up years of age, have applied for pensions UNI
der the new law passed last winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

T AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
IL A splendid stock, at very low prices x.
WADDEY'S. Il King stree;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1871.

Alta meeting at Washington. yesterday, OF
representatives of the Railroad line between
New York and New Orleans, via Lynchburg, a
second daily train-one only having run as yet
daily on this line south of Washington-was
organized, to commence July lst, with ncreas-
ed speed, making the through time between
New York and New Orleans some twelve hours
quicker, with but one change of cars, namely,
at Lynchburg. Extensions on this line are also
contemplated, going On south of Chattanooga
aud Dalton. a committee was also selected to
organize fast freight line from Norfolk to
points South and Southeast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

Gen. Sherman. in dispatch, gives an account
Of recent raid of Indians, near Fort Belk-
nap, upon wagon train, killing seven men and
wounding several. Upon hearing this, Gen. S.
gave orders for summary action at once by send
ing off Gen Mackenzie with one hundred and
fifty cavalry and pack mules with one month S
rations to strike directly for this Indian reser
walton, and if necessary to enter it, and at any
hazard attack them ''remorsclessy y; wherever
found He also directs Gen. Wood, command
ing Fort Griffin, to dispatch all his available
force of cavalry to cooperate with Gen. Mac
kenzie, and, if necessary to make combined
attack on the Indian reservations in order to Sc
cure the property stolen, Or any other stock
those Indians may have
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The Richmond Enquirer has been enlarged
and is one of the handsomest as we'll as one Of
the best newspapers in the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

Gen. Alex. d. Smith prominent citizen OF
Tennessee. is dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08
J,HHT 0E.4LEI.y.N.nHI.4. 1--WE X. ~

Sun E"sE............. l.2i moon EI>E~....... m e
sur >ErS....... %
ARRIVED.
itcanrr Express. Ni"kI, baltimore. tn j
RrnIcr- X ca.
Schr, Vim Alien and Eli >,ln,!,., .I"r,ry City,
and Jan" EmS', Neg I"rl; t" American Cod
Company.
SAILED.
>lrAIlr; La'!i =; Inc Lnkr. Mil'lirli, Norfolk
,trhr5 Fr:lnh. u Nellie Boston, and II ].
>l.i@hI .I"rsry t'ity, hy American Cad c..
MEMORANDA.
sichr il'tGthrr'n'r. Young, for this port, cleared
at Bath eth.
Schr j j Ward, Imam, hence At ~ y. 9TH
Hchr MagGir j Chadwick Gage. for thi: port
cleared ut Boston 9TH
Nrhr Morrison. bush, from Boston. for
Ibis port. sailed from Vineyard Haven It'll
Sr!'r Saratoga. Weeks hence At pawt,trlat
9TH instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

ES' BI-TTON BOOTS.

T AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
IL A tinc -:""h French Kid. English Las;
ing French C.oi!l, Kid Foxcd ana Rui'5s
Leather, ard other new styles, which cannot b"
surpassed f.. beatty durability AID chcapness II;
WAnDEi' :. Il King >trs...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

4 petition Is in circulation IN King t'r"rgc
and Stafford counties invoking Legislative ac-
ton inr the purpose Of reducing The tolls
rElnrg.l at the bridges and ferry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

Horace Greeley is giving his impressions OF
the condition of affairs in the South tie. nor
no other man, is competent. from hasty visit
through that portion of our country, to form a
correct judgment of the actual state of affairs,
as far as regards the operations Of labor. tie
thinks, however, that the former slaves arc
working better than it was expected they would,
and that the freedmen of the cotton States are
this day in as good circumstances as the hired
workers who till the soil of any European coun-
try" He reports, also, upon the authority of
the old residents that the black women are not
doing 50 we'll as the men, but are mainly intent
on 6nery and idlenesS. The children (the
planters add rule their parents. and ito little
or nothing; 50 that when this generation of
field hands, trained to steady work as slaves,
shall have died off: matters will have changed
for the worse But this opinion, he does not
himself coincide in. Judging from what is
seen and known in this section, the opinion Of
the planters as to the rising generation of the
colored people is likely to be correct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08
COMM NlCATt.D.

r.. bcraus'' the odor is not pleasant 10 his
delicate nostrs, thinks the Alianthus tree a
decided nti<aH'a and prays That they may
all be- cur down This is vagary He must II,
member that Everybody don't see with the
same c,,.,. or smell with ;i,. SAME hose. While
the oInr Of the Aliunrhus may be exressiye Is
rr-. II it were 80 offensive to ALL We are sure
the nutatu,r would long since have been abated
The tree is i very pretty one. is Of quick
rrow,Ir. anil affords fine Sha,l'. AMI for these
r,.a~nll> W. ,ay let it alone i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

MISSES LASTING BOOTS.
W. In rvr:y .tvle, quality and price. al
WADDEY'S i King stree,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

The Washington Patriot comments severely
but justly upon the course pursued by the au-
thorites in Washington, thus far, in relation
TO the riotous demonstrations which have been
made in that city for several days past, by a
lawless mob. and which has looked more like
submission to the dictation of a gang Of despe-
radoes, than anything else. The conduct of
the contractors, in first yielding to the demands
of the mob, and then failing to act up to their
promise, is also properly condemned We think,
TOO, with the Patriot that there were ample
means at hand to have crushed, at once, and
without any serious consequences the first de-
monstrations Of turbulent spirit, and an cx-
ample of frmness at the outset Eould imme-
datey have queed every sign Of disturbance.
The citizens of Washington, Of all parties,
must now see what dangerous element to
their best interests and prosperity some Of
them have been cherishing and encouraging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

r AIDES HOUSE SHOES.
IL Large stock and great variety, suitable 81:
old Indies =, WADDEY'S. "A King stree
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

7 AIDES NEWPORT TIES.
IL .Juna,ta and D.vr-inr, for street: new ri.
handsoi.r NJ
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

At III" ,lrtarrir> al the Virginia Narbl"t'om
I,ary in I."ltrun county. Ea.. ;hr rol"rcd Ia
bnrcrs slr,;!, rs soon ii they heard Of the
Washington strike. The result va, thnt the
company sent off for Il gang of Canadians. who
will N". p'l /" work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-08

7 AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERS.
I.a,lr, French Kid Broadway, Ladies l.a,t
ing broadway, Turkey Morocco Broadway
French Kid Tnilc,, Cas,inerr Toilet. Lasting
Toilet, Srsg. and Carpet Slippers il every lyle
and quality. N WADDEi'S, II King Strrr:.