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National Republican., 1873-12-30

This heavy winds Of last week blew The water
all out 81 tbo Albemarle and Chesapeake oansl,
90 ~ 70 leey9 Rarges hard aground and BGes59
tatfh thp obSIrpg Of the gpatd.oeks 70 lst 10 lhe
70 resume tbpir irpT
National Republican., 1873-12-30
FULL DRISS
.OUR SPFCfALTIES
FOR THE

f''- FULL DRESS
OUR SPECiALTIES
.. .. FOR THE
PARTY SEASON.
.r rrLL pREss SUITS
AT 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Full Dress uits................eor Parties,
Pull Dress suits. for Meddipss,
ITS PIR CENT. DiSG6t w '
Full Dress sSuits..........F For SooiAbles,
Full Dress sSuits........., For New Years Calls,
Full Dre,. ssitsi n syR AZ o,sSf 2e,ssons'
FROM RHgULAR fhioFs.
A PULL LINE
oy orr own MANUFACTURE,
EQUAL TO CUSTOM woRR,
dT25 PAR CENT. DISCOUNT.
....... 800. HABLE BRos,
Merchant TaIlors and Fine Ciot hiers,
H Corner Seventh and ID streets.
FULL DRESS
SUTTy
FOR RECEPTlONS
A, SAKs 4 Co.'S,
3le Seventh street.
The Largest Clothing House In the District.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT coURr-MR. JUSTICE McIR
THUR

CIRCUIT c0URT-MR. JUSTICE MclR-
THUR.
This ooart was engaged as follows yester,Iuy;
John W. Payne vs. Sarah Magruder,
David y. Cobb ys. North American Roek Paw.
ing Company. judgment confessed for stiI, with
interest.
Samuel Kirby vs.. J. W. Heater. Jadsm int BY
cAsks TO-DAY.
Tho following cases nre assivnrd for tral to-
day: Nos. ~, 3d7, 2ss, 27i, zia 21s, 2I7, Is and
as Ad1oursod. ''T = ''7''T
POLICE COURT-JUDaE SMELL
Timothy Horen, throwing stones; tlo. Iiehard
N. Lazy, boisterousj ". Louis Evans, do; 81
ss,s.t,us, sSss,s N0s TsSssrns TSs: xr:asssi Poi.
S.E:n, Ss:S, pSsSSs1s; pSSS; lane; Z GisIi' .u,plsloas
forR sch06l .yobP Dugan and Jimes Mince
stealing . pair OF boots worth e7j Dugan dis.
charged and Mince hnsd e0 or thirty days in
,siL David a,!noE sutqpg trees; v; Msrgarei
ss as ss fD s:Ss'p ssHs ,!sssn; ssaa g
lumber; go and costs. Joseph Fiynn, throwing
Safs Z, rsisr% % %,shooi; virgni. Msai.ea ss,sull
highway lrobb4ry on rAdlpAs MAdksyi seat 10 tht
grsnd Jury. W. A. Daley, ceiling lilaOr without
license; tlb0, appeal taken.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
TO rnr cRADGlrES og rHE BUSINESS

L All the ladies and gentlemen who have gradu.
ated from the Washington business College are
invited by Mr.. and Mrs. u. q. Spencer to be pres
cnt at the College hall on New Years night at :
National Republican., 1873-12-30
Il TOE. PilILkDELPMIN AND SiW YoEk

TTNHRODlH LINE BETWEEN WASHING.
Il TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WARRINGTON, Deeember q ls7s.
III mna I'M " D.swsen s washington and New York are
Eok NEE YORk, without change ofcars.
Leave daily, except Sunday, atsA. M, and and
FOR PHlLApELPHIA.
iesw daily, except Sunday, atss. M, and ], 5,o
w. on SUNDAY,
Leave for Hew York al $50 D, m, and Philsdel-
Through iieksis 70 Philadelphia, New York or
ia .hs asyi also, the company's once, rs Psnnsy-
Psssea gers purchasing tickets st the avenue once
can there srrsnEeto 20 hsys their bsssage called Tor
snd checked a. sheir rssidsnee tAheh 70 the depot
set bsiiinoss sha % 70 fsIlroad sdyertisemen, for
oils e s5a ~: shc we =.
SEo. s. k6Okrz, Agent a. Washington.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

FUNERAL oFLL0YB A. WILLIAMS.
The funeral services Of Naval Chief Engineer
Lloyd A. Williams will take place from his late
residence on Road street, near Congress street,
Georgetown Heights, to-day at . p. m. He will
be buried In Oak Hin cemetery, with the appro-
PIRATE honors due his rank In the navy. r.Wii-
Hams entered the naval service In February, 1852,
and after spending nearly nine years Of the time
he was The active hsi at was retired In No
yemi,er i,e2 from disability incurred In the line
Of duty On board the steam frignte Colorado
National Republican., 1873-12-30
FRITcnER a nIrcIEI.I,
stencgraphers and General Law Reporters
ga ElonTu STREET NORTHWEST.

Reports o. of.ddressf., ssrmons, nrsumsn,s, test
and d.p.tsh: kHEioyihl lIss and competent
sorps oi tkuled short.hahd amannenscs, WORK car
bAtisletiop IaArAptetd. oelleu
National Republican., 1873-12-30
ar PAULiS BIzIAR

No. l2oo Now York avenue, there sre holiday
presents OF all kinds games, ttst6ner7, Ne, ~fcb
aIo being oaered " unusually reduced prices.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
RgLIABLr ANyouNcruEyr

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent per apnum on deposits Tor each
calendar month. Banking hours . to u Satur'
days, ptot and otos.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
KEEP OUT Oy THE COLD.

j. H. sQuIER 4 CO.,
| Bankers, No. l4le Pennsy ylvanIa avenue, pay
Per cent on all deposits.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TgbRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, 20 and 70 cents per bottle.
BRAuriyuL, son, glossy hair, all desire u, all
may have It by constant use Of THoSPsox's Po-
made Optime. Price, Is and 10 cents per bottle.
LIaHT-coLoRED Kid Gloves are very Stylish when
not soiled Jouvks's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renovate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle All sold by druggists and fancy deal.
eTs.
wELL's MAcRISEsrREAD SrRKsorHENINe
PLAsrENs, whenever plaster is needed, are IN
| riyalled. Price, 20, "a, and 30 cents each.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

AN IMMENSE stock Of lockcts, chains, studs
buitsns ladies' sets, kc., Just received, suitable
for holiday presents, at Princes, 1906 Pennsy |.
yAnin avenue. r..
National Republican., 1873-12-30
AMUSEKEyTS.

solid gold, 1I.karat, ladies' hunting. .casc witch,
sylyanla avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
DISTRICT BONDS AND SCRIP

taken In payment for Pianos, Sewing Machines,
watches, JeyelIy, etc, at Robert faltons, Si+
Ninth street northwest. IL.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
NICE cHRIsrMAs PREsrNr.

EiaurEHS-yARAr BAND BRhcELErs. ns low n,
SO a pair, at Princes, 1000 Penney ivania avenue
National Republican., 1873-12-30
oIINaE,E DaIjo GTORp,

y: -: z 9 sss;' s!::; s s:;:.s s!'t n
National Republican., 1873-12-30
TAKE cARE or Y6nR YA1nARLES

Call and examine the Ore and saglar. proof
vaults Of the SAFE Deposit Company, corner Of
keernW Of securities, Jewels silver ware or other
vsluables. Rents, from ten TO sia rdollars Per
snnum, according 70 sise. No business man can
AFFORD 10 do without them. 80
Tats ~arntng Jro~' '.s cAieago and Boston Ares.
National Republican., 1873-12-30

EEEP UUT VI THE IOLU. ! m
tio TO Savatse's and get him 10 put his unriysled
weatherstrip on your windows and doors Many
have been oomfofted, and advise their friends 10
20 and do likewise. Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
PennsyiyAnia avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILRoAp.
f@fpnnsRikkffo NPFsTSEkaH S%S1sIIIS9 i|sI

s.ssSsis \, siS v; ina iiiO ,: .; Ia. is..ssri
sfTss nsHill y ton ( II iI,s !, m srs s;S N.
md sItse Ss.d.l. I. S.is !. p; snd s.is NJ, NJ
~ . CS 4 % en- sna s
lnEson ssS oSS 81. Il w Ssit M snd foio,ase
srss Il r,hoa, 4 % en- z % and 60
The l.ssa, N; train nom AiexsndI!s and ia,o y.
N. uain from hamilton connect at Hamilton with
Ke9E' daily llas % eo.ciss foy Pnrcsv iie, snieE-
ersvme, bttryvtlie and Winclester. Also, with
a.y sos AIMS Rs saa q sis nisA leave Lss'ou's
Commutatlon Tickets, three eents psr mile;
au8-u General Ticket Agent,
National Republican., 1873-12-30

No .srsrtl Tenth .,rsst at n fiIst ,!sssi, ;oat ives,
Georgetown VIII oe prompuy attended TO- oei-t
National Republican., 1873-12-30

GENrs' heavy solid gold watches, Eigin, walt.
ham or Marion movements, as low a. &eb n,
Princes, 1905 Pennsylvanin avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
POT0MAO WATER.
CALCULATIONS REGARDING ITS INTRO.
DItCTIDN


CALCULATIONS REGARDING ITS INTRO.
DUCTIoN.
The following correspondence has taken place
between the water registrar aud the Board Of
Pubne Works.
pEcInprr Ia ls7a.
sI1 beg to call attention to tho fact that from
SsiliinG iiss, and iatrodueei Potomac water into
.ssssy s; 3; sssS sss been :: . m.As s ne
y WOO NJ. mi ssa;s ~ s :sEs.:i !, ~: ; u
- sssss ss q a,.ns,s @ .,.ts Vi, i, Prs. hs
bsnd 70 this ssAoe for tke of j., 900, gaaran.
tSsa ~ two respensble suretics, for the aithful
ssssaiiSns 20" sossrnins s % The watsr department. &
I1sese laws prvside that all work In connection
y.th pc,opse water shali es done only BY p,se-
Worhs shall have authority TO make such ruies
not inoonsstent with existing laws Tor regulating
the laying Of service pipes Introduction Of water
f-LusEy, Water Registrar.
hoAnp or PrnLlc WORKS.,
wAsnIs0ToS, bee. D. is75.
sss: "a reply TO your Communication OF the 18th
instant, and the recommendations contained there.
ordered by the board n
I..That IN lnyng service pipes, or IN the repair.
, ting Of pipes other fixtures In connection with
tns walter supply, the person employed to do the
. WORK must be practical plumber; and no permit
tor such work shall be issued TO any other party
q Thaii all such plumbers shall give and ME IN
the efoe OF the water registrar bond for tl coo
guaranteed by two responsible citizens, for thu
faithful execution OF all laws, rules and regula.
tioas ot the water Department. and any plumber
fAlllbg 70 file such bond, after due notice OF ts
ghireiaent Is given him shall forfeit the right &c
Save any perrDit for the introduction Of wafer,
psirr, ke., irtued In his favor.
Very respectfully,
National Republican., 1873-12-30
THE M1RKBTs.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
rnraishsfbp Lreis Johnsoa 4 o., Baaksrs. Vernon
Roe, aorf,iGn corAsr Psnssv1caafa laessas and
1tHih strsst, WasAiaDfoa. ~ '7| : : =
AoNDAY necembey a. I6za
National Republican., 1873-12-30
RALTIMoREAN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

DEPOT ooHsrss rsosIFASWnsE. sIASN ASD . STREETS
Amer December I isa trains win run a, Follows,
rRAiRNasL RaL4IaSTf. hfhys FOR TRHsSS fSsSE AT
4ie q. M, flmira Mall, s;Ba. me-, New York Ex-
80 GAY y s.fst. SSSssiE SS1s Vi. NAM xoeommoa.
press, ,dniiy,except Sun ien, daily, cxcept SUN
siS DAILY, Aceommoda- s,sss m, baltimore Er-
ui1 q, ms, Past Lime ic,y a. M, Daily Fast
aHsnrs snsa,H sunny. ae y. 'nam eomuoda.
III M Sss s%; ixS.s E.- S; SiSS; sSsiSsss% Es'
a:za bAiunlorc Express, s;is p. M, Nov York Es-
a. creePt sSnsAy c,n.,n press, daily, except sun-
natl Leslsyiiis south s,S >. M, Aesomnoas-
ssIy sseeRsssnSss H0S sssepbi bsHndaf
tloh, except sugiAy, Baitimors, dHiy, 'sH.
''S \ i p,i1y New ssS' s Ssn;Sss' from West
s;s p. ma Paeifc Es- II ,s ?. m, soatshern Ex-
"'' iisa, Isw Ydrt Esprsss,
except sunday,
Trains leaving Washington At sias q. m. and a,st
p. m. connect at Bowie with trains for popc's
Greek, leaving Bowie At 70 = and $50 p. M, ar
riyinf r Popst Greek Al LIS and 7i8 ,. n.
Jrsins leaving %sshipgtSs q $50 40 sss q. N:
TIsin. arriving q, wsshine,op 4, ie,s, a. m. and
$50 2. p. sonnect n bowie with trains lea vipr
Ps..snssrs issyiaS iis,l order. al Ticket oaee,
nse, norihws,i scinsr sIslS nj fsgn'yiy snis Ns;
hsss sss al SoS fSs N
West. 1lrouah tickets 10 Cincinnati, Coiu n bus
IndanapolIs, LoasyIls -. LouIs New Orleans,
s,i,SS % ss; S ssS fose f.eeei'eo and ai point
T. 9RS9kss On. is sssss!TTsssssn' Tsss;
National Republican., 1873-12-30
IpoNr RIY fouR IINEs.

that H. until yoa have consulted MessrT. Dickson
b Patterson, who are making . specially Of pay.
ing tax hills for property beldsfs for sewerage
And special improytmsntt, thus saving both
money, time aud trouble 70 those having such
n,srG.. e s'ssSa n rht Fsn,sS%sss Snns arc ss
kindf sereisl ot which are nscIlysbic Eos .aKst.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
RAILROADS.
RALTiMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.


RAITlaoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
"A ,..s. ..s slfT s II, t."
s:llI%sT, s.lI%sT SS :Ss wy Observation-Disclosures: n: M
cinelinnau ip~ ihrpres~ via metropolitan
Bo.ion, New Yy,ri and fSsaspSs ii; ~. a. M
psltlmcfe spa Wy M
,,lYf sew YSrf ssa fnisdspSs spiss.. iasc ,. M
sII!s.s ssII!%s!s :ns sss W. FS%':...:. FSI%':.: Sg M M
cssiase, dola%ss., fiiisSars and ST. M
Louis Express, tdsily, ly,)",.,...,,..,., 7its p. m.
Rc.loS, S;tw Ycii and fh;depSs fI Esp M
guIfM4S fkRi.0R cans Tor baltimore al al
''s ga !. ,,,.' m, and s'ts;Fa W -4YiIpiiss
W s.ii@sSrs & :" .,,sou, .,op.-A, $50 and 800 p.
TnSiSs s s. hS.yF "a; FL. .ss:tTlsoss ~: ,s,'s ma ;,
.ndi s5 AZ SSs \ INA Is,:; ~ = "''
A. ~, s,aS, siS and s'ss :. m, d M, 80, 9
s$s XisssSsskssEl9as VIZ sHa,F II!ss.
rSh sif III
rSsai 4hif sSs$piiSs s| i,,Vi sH;& ssIsB VIA MET
IN: :ss ss'''
AsEa EaTrisSRaBs sSRB A osEEsHrsStETEf.Es SEEH9TGSTfE
fs.pe f wa.hips,en :, s.ls =; m. and 7,ss p IN, and
g T@rs"'@ IA & s,
through 10 Giacinnsl. 81. Louis, Chicago and
ri'''SaFs ''"'Ss "SgR Ii r.; %xi;SssSll2foLrs.
A.o. m 'ps Fok ;It' NgSEsbGRn "a eGs not on Sunday
rSs fois4 n VI u fss INTERMEDIATE
$ :$s ''l
Esprss. ir.s: a % a. IN. and I.S ., M, daily,
S s.sI e 4. y can (. j. n hsa. ss4 I. %
day. also, at the CompanJ's once, 80 fennsylya-
Tsssenser, purchasing Tickets q, the Aveuue once
Al e sass s; Sssess, q :a
y " s!s:ss :ra s's. see .a
- g.. M'']si f. 4 4. TOE 6ciYY YYsr'''i0h-
a;Hissl SsS. Z 1880 sSSsAgs, SssAfss,.
A LExANnRlA AN d WAsHINaT0N
a fksHbsHAlSksfHRe ffkA HRe nj kHi. W. w. AND .
PErHT ass T.s. HSSFHE ~ s1s EEsTs
% % dslyi i. Ole. $ ass a.y ssssp' sas
sunday. no w = :
| Local trains leave Aiexsndris ~ forowsi q "a
% a:s IL eiss ri ;l.is z. $ any saS
fisin. ms5i I'M. connect with ,rain,o wash
.QukNTiSS secomnsds,!cn leaves wsshInston
eshT dst6 so6rafsHPs ifsiPs sxslkEse vi, Renmona
leaves wsshinston iisss .. m, daily, except Sun
Tircs.h .l.,.;. to to all point. South Y apS South.
ssnis avenue, an and fSiI3ssn,b snS fsSnsy Pen
gage % be checked Il all hotels and rsside1et,
TGSsf to General rs.senssg e f9yxNe, xsea,
National Republican., 1873-12-30
.JANAUsCHEK ArF0RDr.

r,, on MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY
=, QUEEN OF TRAGEDY ''
- '' FAARE%ELL ENGAGEMENT,
supported BY a company habituated TO her plnys
alone for the entire season.
LADY DEnL0Ck, MARY STUART, N EDEA,
ADRlENHE, DEBORAH. ETN.
day. -. ~ =
fhsrs will be no change In the regular prices Of
AYAIlAN Al. I,la = A r1 ~ -
National Republican., 1873-12-30

4 TnR GREAT ENoLIsH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. MI sufferers from the above com.
plants, either ofreccnt or long standing are I'D
They can be relied upon as the most safo ami Of.
tectual remedy ever offered 10 tho public, and
oSSa s used n EoPS %
PRorT HARsAsr, 20 Strand, London, England,
and sold BY all druggists.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
CoT&IE.

ordsrt left at the
GAsLrGHr OFFICE,
National Republican., 1873-12-30
r ,MCoLN HAIL.

~e1oOAh EthssiNe, ~ NhAhh ~ Ht
MISS ANNA n. DICkINsoN. fs
uroR YOUR own sAKE.-
salc or .ssts eo'nneneez Saturday mornlng, Jan-
Pennkyiyania avenue. = ''' -
Admi.ion 20 cents, reserved seats t5 cents eStva.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
sIEayp srvtro uAoutsrs.

Out Of 2pA sewing machipes distributed to ap,
plicants BY the Chicago Relief Committee, each
applicant Designating the machine she wanted
2,417 were Of the Singer patent. These signincani
fhcts show the high appreciation In which this
excellent maehincis held Harper's Feshiy, Ns9
Iork.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
NEW STORE! NEW STOCK,
r. q. LEWIS, No. 903h SEVENTH srRRsr,

... East slde, lnchf strect,o
has now IN store, and daily receiving, large end
complete assortment of q RSTLKskS's, BoSs ANr
OBiLpREn's HATS of the very LATEsr sTyLEs
also, complete assortment ofaENT's FURNISH
ING GOODS, cheap for cash.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-06
RETORNO.
CONsIGN ATARIOS.

Habana ST. d JOSE Sres vanoy hermano
CompCuba Sre Catasus Gnebra Her
ID Tomas Sre Silva Fer
rer Bor3s Srs
n da Aldsooa CONN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-06
COlIPA III REAL DH IAPOREg CORRAOg INGLRSRg

sUBy ENcoNADA PoR II aoBIERNo DEsGB
san THOMAS. EUROPA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-06
SAN FRANCISCO NUN. 81.

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m
Gaspt paEa
lsahna
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-06
TARIFA DE FLETE
PARA EUROPA.

TAnACo. FCr 1000 k6gramoa sean y a
CAKK~..-. 0 Id. ld.... -.
ALGoDON pDr cnda 1915 lilcs. ss4o no pasAndO ds
kraopON nsando as 90 pies c0DicOs pOr cada 2106 Gt
lsean 10 pies c1bicOa.. .. 81
UUER08.. .H
0KnoinRKPOr 1000 kil6gTamos sean 31o1A
Rnos pOr metro c6hicO Y pies cdbicO
TABAc0.-.A Ia. IA. IL -....... :
AxU0Ams.. P0f 1000 aiI6grnmoa eeAu sl4A
MmRCAM WUE 1000 ID. ID alIe Q pof eaQa mokr0 cupt
ckAe no gko ncan A0 pies ennlc0e- e--s. .sss.s.b
expEads.
Nc = ndnite unren iieke baI0 e0nOts por mtn0s de
He nmIts ete toda cnes ~ fmonadA a. gro, plnsa
eobxo ID Ymfnz
Obicens yn9illA dr plnla II ap.S u. Id
Nnncda az cobfn SIS per 1000 kildes 1l1Am
Los hulknn xnoF dehlsndOr alepxe bAl0 cVnooimlen
- CompnnKa Adnite nsta To- pegusnoa bnltss do mue
f 01pecn aue pnoae vcse 81 cAaA ue los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-06
INGLATERRA 7 ERANCIA.
s217 50 $ It's sl5
HARANA pIRKCTo
Mknco

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ncoe eehA amir
D.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-06

entlerre. i 8 enIregan 4 q horA ds habeI1e a,
eargad0.
IRuaEInente se detallan los e6cet04 sign icnkes
pIumas de Gufii0t de otrOs fabricansTn.
penitos para pesaT orr y eartan.
Sobree 9raudes para cartaa J OkeiOs.
papeI para cartaa, grande, perueh0 de..cAa.
tO dorado.
IfIem idcm idem "a lut0.
S0bren grandes de lutO.
Idem dc targetaa.
Ldpices Fayer Otaos fabrieantea.
Ppffn-plumas
TinterOs de variaa classes.
CuehiIl0e sge cOrtar papel.
Reglaa ruadradilloa 10 yarIos claaeh.
CafisaA para MeilOs de cOfInO.
Lisrnia-pIumna de p0rcalnn&.
SnlSadefnadc difernnfea elneee.
papri espafinl de tes 9a esyA
Itlenh rayad0 do Is y8e
po&nA az tKnln eaFnln.
Lacrea de vnrinn elANe4
Ilanlena para tiiilnin AZ. 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-12

After painful illness of several weeks, Mrs.
THERESE 5 wife of George r. Taylor, for
mcrly of Alexandria, died ut the family home
stead st. Louis, on the 2j:h ultimo, in the forty
fourth year OF her age
No one who knew this cstmabo ludy will
wi hhold their sympathy from the grief stricken
husband and the eight children who are left to
mourn her. Her character was graced with tho
charming amiability, tho atfectionute attachment
TO home and family, and the many sterling do
mcstic virtues which so exalt the true Creole
lady, and her loss will occasion sad void IN
deed among large circle of friends.
1t may not be inapt to noto here also that the
death of Mrs Taylor is the breaking of still an
other link between the present and the first gen
Grafton Of st. Louis. Mrs Taylor was the daugh-
ter of Gabriel z. Paul, highly cultivated
French gentleman who settled in st. Louis
when it was yet far advanced Indian trading
post in the year 1878. He was soon followed
here by his brother, Colonel Rene Paul, an 9TH
Ger Of the French army, who had served with
distinction under Napoleon First, and who, fol-
lowing severe wound received at the battle OF
Trafalgar, igneI for the purpose of emigration
to America. Both brothers assumed leading
positions at the lit lie Ere oh outpost, the one
engaging in the mercantile business, and the
other following the profession of civil engineer
ing for which his military education best suited
him; and beth wore successful III acquiring large
completeness
Gabriel Paul, the father Of the deceased, mar
ricd Miss Louise Choutcau, daughter of Augusle
ChouLcau one of tho founders OF st. Louis. He
died ut the homestead now corner of Sixth and
Elm streets in the year 1916, ripe with years
and honurs. His Immediate survivors are an
other duughtc and u son, MIR. .Adoph Paul.
Mrs. Taylor hud been IN invalid for some
time, and spent the closing winter months in the
South She returned too soon to her hospitable
home, and tell victim to the harsh climate that
charactcrZcs our springs.
In the great hurry Of modern life-in the NOR
bi greed Of cxcitement-in the selfish struggle
for pelf and advantage-in the confused st uggle
that is driving US all on and on, in the unknown
future we may yet stay our steps ono moment
to sincerely regret the loss of being who repre-
scnted another, and, PERHAPS, simpler and
purer generation than our own.
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To the citizens Of Alcrnndria
1t has boon suggested to mo by some OF nv
friends that my position would be misunderstood
in regard to the pending election les explain.
ed | beg leave, therefore, to say that under no
circumstances will l be II candidate for tn.
Board of Aldermen. | attended the Conscryn-
tive Convention of the Third Ward which in
point of numbers respcct"bl lty and harmonious
action hs: mover been SURPASSED BY any such
assembly in that ward. Gen. Corsc having de-
cllned, voted for DR.. FRENCH and earnestly
urge upon my friends to support h m, without
regard to party considerations.
Our ward will then be represented by two AL
dermen both of tho medical fraternity, AMI they
may be aba to aid in relieving our old city from.
the financial cercbro spinal menir gitis'' from.
which, in common with the citizen tax PAYERS
her old body polite is manitt,stly suffering
I'd. Some Of my friends are DESTROYS that
should be the nominee of the Convention for
Mayor of the city. If | re lly wished to hol,;
this honorable position, which is open Ia every
other office to all voters, would not have hcSita
ted to proclaim the fact and soci. the people tn
| support me; but the only object have had IN
view iii regard 10 the election was to attelnpl II
harmonic the Conservative element Of the civ
and secure not only the election Of Il suitable
Mayor. but the retention, il possible of the pre-.
sent otfc rs OF the Corporation, who, from per
sona observation, | know to be wcll-iittcd for
| their respective positions Whoever, alter full
| consultation. the gentlemen comp sing the tn,.-
| venton shall nominate, will receive my activ..
and earnest support, and while | am satisfied
that among the gentlemen namrd there are
many who can better secure harmony and SUE
cess to lis in the elect OH than | p ssibIy can
and while csnddly disclailning any desire for
that or any other office under the Corporations
yet in the event of u belief contrary to my own,
l should receive the nomination, l would i,.rl it
Il duty not to decline.
Every office of this city will be vacant in july
! next, and all without exception open t" / t.
free and honorable aspiration of every citiHrr..
Let me- in conclusion, urge the people to unit
| upon the candidates named n. the several Con.
| servative ward meetings.
For one have carefully examined the list
and think they arc fully entitled to our united
support.
Believing there is yet some ''life in the old
town left think that new vigor will b. infused
by the selection of live business men, Interested
in promoting the prosperity of all the people Of
| this town. Respectfully,
1t CHARLES Z. STUART
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA
Iron Manufacture.
MONDAY, MAY y, 1873

Of late there has been considerable interest
manifested in the development of the mineral
resources of the State, and especially has at
tcntion been directed to the deposits OF iron
ore along the lines Of railroad leading to this
city and a commepdable desire exhibited to
turn to profit the many advantages possessed
in the quantity and quality of the ore, and Its
proximity to place where it could be manu-
featured and shipped to all points with such
facility We have before alluded to this sub
jcct, and have shown the superior inducements
held out by Alexandria for the successful work
ing Of iron manufactures, and are pleased TO
know that gentlemen, who have the ability to
put into practical operation the suggestions
made, are giving to the proposition earnest COL
sideratio1, and that the prospect for the estab
lishment of iron works 10 our midst is quite
encouraging. All that is needed is the active
cooperation of those of our citizens who are
able, and the evidence of desire for the es-
tabisbment of such works here by liberal sub
scripton and We have been assured that with
the inducements that can be, and will be held
out capitalists from other places will be prevailed
upon to invest in the industry. and that success
will be sure to crown the effort. The practical sug-
gcstions contained 10 communication in Satur-
day sGazettce followed by those of Citizen, :
10 to- days paper, deserve, and will, doubtless,
receive consideration and we hope may be pro-
ductive of the desired object.