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srRAYED Or STOLEN.

hOGS-Two white and lemon Sc ter Dogs,
4 and one red Better bitch. A liberal re-
ward viii be paid for the return OF one or all
al SssbrOOk's drug store, corner Main and
Union streets oc2s
TOW-On october 18th, from Us fernando
I 1 street one red and white spotted COW, me
dlum sEe, with bell on, both horns imperfect
and a hole in deWlsp. A suitable reward for
Ict2s u5H ERNANDO ST.
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Executors Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified as the
i executor of the last will and testament of
the late VIM. b. Greenlaw, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons who have claims against
the estate to present them TO him, properly
authenticated, at No. Is Madison street, Mem
phis, within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice Will be pleaded in bar of their re-
coYery; and all persons indebted TO the estate
are requested to come forward and make pay
ment. W. K. GREENLAW, Executor.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Sacond street HANSON & WALKER.
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DUOMS-Nicely furnished, for gentlemen or
IL families; day boarders accommodated;
reference required. Gait Housr, corner Main
and BeAle streets Oct27
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FOB RENT.

DWELLING HOUSE-Five rooms, poTches,
~ good cistern, large yaru on South ST., opp.
fernando road Apply 81 Sc Main street.
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Down Goes the Price.

Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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AMUSEMENTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

AWELLING-Fine suburban DWELL NJ
] House for sale or rent. Apply at No. III
Main street. se22
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reference required. Gait Housr, corner Main
and Beale streets octZ
(NOTTAGES-No 2O5 and 2OS Beale street.
~ Convenient and cheap.
CldAS. RORTRECHT, 81 South Court 81.
I AMPS-For balls and soirees, at Hitzfeld's
IL lamp store, 2S5 SECOND ST.
4 gOTTAGE-Convenient brick cottage, No. IS
~ Exchange ST., between Main and Second.
ID ESlDENCE-Nice 2story frame residence,
III 10 fernando, near Linden.
Octls W. A. WHEATLEY, 80 Main.
GENERAL Residences Convenient TO
y the business part Of the city.
octl3 K G. RRINKLEY
EluRNIsHED suburban Residence; very sc-
4 cessible; owner will board with tenant
for rent Apply TO
JAS. s. CARPENTER q co,
sepB 80 Madison street.
ETINE OFsICES AND SLEEPING ROOMS
T. Plenty OF water on every door. Apply
10 SledRe, Mckay q Coz 81 and S78 Main 81.
4, TOREHOUSE-The storehouse with roomE
- above Nos. ll6 ana lis Boale street, on the
0rner OF fernando. Inquire OF
SAMUEL GABAY,
auIg Nos. 40, H nd ~ Main Street
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GIN REPAIRING.

DLANTERS can have their Gin saws Filed
/ in the best possible way, and their Gins
thoroughly overhaGled and put in No. order,
by b. W. HICKMAN. He can also furnish the
old-style Horse-Powe OF the best timber, with
iron bandwheel shaft. Builds Gins, Gin
Feeders, Linters, and Filing Machines to
order. Can furnish almost any variety OF Gin
material. A few secondhand Gins for sale
For further particulars inquire of
3. W. HICKMAN,
1yI7 No, 66s Main St Memphis Tenn
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4 OTTAGES-No 2O6 and 2OS Beale street.
~ Convenient and cheap.
lhAS. kORTRECHT, 81 South Court 81.
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Innn TO 200 bushels Of corn In the ear.
4UUV Will pay the market price in cash.
FORREST & FARES, City Stables.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23
The prspossd New Railroad to otsen.

A.. ~ corn,S R.cordsr9 ~ M conn.
1870 S.Sc,ins;on m an. n,onossd
IN - v;%rs;nis civ and umstsns Ran.
.a.a Tn d..c,;nt;on IA a. foilov,.
Ths ,on,s a..ionstss =. ola surysy Of
isTi nm sround M. Dsvidson. follow
~. n.s, ~ IA Onhir oT,ds. Having
ny $3.50. ~ ,hs nnr.h srS 49, .nS
sN...A Ss"s-;hsS :. ,oIIn,-;na "a, .,ass
a. sa-s..S ~ Sohn.on 4
W 'no IN sa1.sye1 ~ .w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23
p-ExocrArrc rENDKScInA

The Republican State Central Com
mittss Of California have isss issued an
address to the people Of that State. It
is too long for our columns, but 10 an
expedition Of the duty Of all
good citizens and . seathing review OF
the policy Of the Democratic party. e.
pscially the Southern wing thereof. II
tho record Of tsrrorism and out
rage perpstratsd BY that portion Of De-
mocraey which has not yet learned that
IL party issdsn and followers we're
found In arms against the Government
Zen years ago; we're whipped and prom
issd 70 bshavs themselves. Itgoes over
he damning record with cool minute
ness and a~eyravasing care. and finally
puts this pertinent inquiry: Can those
Who were var Democrats during the re-
bsllioa contemplate the near future with
indifssrsnosi Aye. there's the rub. Il
10 shown that in every State wherein
the Southern wing Of the Democratic
party have been able 70 gain control.
there. not only Republicans but loyal
Democrats have been made 70 suffer de-
feat for al valuable Offices. We need
not refer TO many instances. Connec-
ticut sent Eaton. the rAnkest cop
psrhsad In New England. Missouri
SAINT Cockrsli. Indiana. Mcdonald.
And Tennessee Democracy ID wroth to-
day because BY the aid Of afew Rspub-
leans. the VA sismsntof hor Democratic
Legislature succeeded in slectins that
loyal Democrat. Andrew johnson. That
element Of the Democratic party Who
preferred Brsckinridge and secession to
Douglas and union: who. rather than
submit 10 the results Of . fair election.
declared wa upon the Government, Is
no less bitter to-day than In 1850. And
IL viii never forgive Northern DEM
ocrais for taking issue against It's pet
schemes. II has no feelings Of sym
pathy for war Democrats. ltnsvsr fails
to o~strsciss them whom possible. 1t Is
this rule or ruin element Of the Dem
party from which the most
danger ID 10 Be feared. Il Is this class
that Il stretching every nerve to T .
obtain the power IL lost in 1850. To do
this 1t win promise everything; but.
alas! its record shows nothing Of per
Torrance. In the words Of the address
referred 10. 1.-The Democratic party Of
the country has mot forgiven The sup
preston OF ths rebslliOn; the oman
cipation Of the slaves; the eztsn.
sion OF equal rights; or tho sstab-
lishment OF manhood suffrage. Il
will never forgive the Republican
party for doing justice. nor is allies
during the war). the Union men Of the
Democratic party. for securing these re-
suits. II seeks to negative them. to
render them Of no sffsct-invalid. And
every vote given TO the Democratic party
during the nett two years win tsnd 10
this result. This Ia the danger now in
front Of all true lovers Of this country.
II menaces soms Of the grandsst acitev-
ments Of the age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23
C,xr MNI-Great aIcitemaI

CAVE IN A MrSr.-Great excitement
prevailed In this city last evening. ovor
the announcement that q number Of
men we're shut up in the Florida mine
by a cave. II was stated on the streets
that fourteen men were In the mino and
were In imminent danger Of suffocation
even 10 some had not been caved ON
and killed. Happily this report was not
true. There were but Eve mel working
in the mine, and the cave occurred some
800 feet distant from where they vero
ct work, and there was sufficient air to
have kept Thorn alive for at least twenty
four hours. The carman was shut In
with the rest. and II wa . couple OF
hours before Il was known on tho sur
face that q cave had occurred. Al soon
a. the fact was ascertained. however. as
sistance was called, and willing hands
were soon at work digging through the
cave. and after about two hour labor.
the imprisoned men were liberated,
pretty badly scared. but not hurt In the
slightest degrre.-Reess River R<reis,
april 21a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23
canoa itsas.
Iron the Triss.s. April al

Iron the Trisaas. April nj
Lieutenant Govsmor Adams returned
from his trip through eastern Nevada
this morning. looking - happy and ro-
bust q . young lamb. Governor Ad-
ANS reports thing In . f~iourishing con-
dition In The '-Grsat East" and thinks
The people Of that section OF Nevada
have . bright prospect In the near
future.
Carson has % many pretty girls that
many Of our young men have taken to
Ovid and Byron. mot 70 The hills. their
only protection.
Pat Muldoou, the solid man. d stop
ping At the 0rmsby House.
We are pleased 10 DO able 10 state
that Mn. r.. Z. Kelly 10 considered out
Of danger. and that both mother and
child are doing - we'll a. could DO OF.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23

CkSrENNfAL CoLLDcIIoa.-Professor
Stewart returned last night from Union
Vile. bringing two boxes Of rich and
ossutifal specimens from the mines OF
that and surrounding districts. They
are labeled. numbered and described In
. ticket vrappsd up With each speci-
men, and viii b forwarded TO Gold
Hill. vhsrs The Csntsnnial Commission
orr have secured . hrs-proof building
for the purposs Of keeping them safely.
He will also forward several other pack
agss. collected In this vicinity. making
al together . valuable and handsome
collection from this oounty.-Sure'
Slais. April 22d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23

BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT. The lutte
(Cal.) Record relates tho following beau
tiful incident:
A quiet game Of draw. quarter ants.
in progrsss u Chico. One OF the
party managed 70 got . heart nush. ace
al the head, out Of The deck and laid 1t
In his lap. waiting . chance TO play 1t.
Presently the chance came. The guile
less gentleman counted out $40 bsttsr
with one hand. and quietly wsut down
with his other hand for that hush. II
wasn't there. He had 10 play lbs orig
inal hand. Two OF the party called his
$40 better. and ons Of them In showing
down produced the identical heart iush
that he bad bean 81 such pains 70 -
cure. He knew 10 was The same. for
the ace was crimpsj lust - he had done
II. The secret vas that Ira wetherbe's
dog "Patssy" bad quietly put his nose
in. picked up the fush. carried Il around
to his fnsud. vagsed his tail knowingly
and walked Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23

And In aocorianes with Law. and an order Of
he hoard OF Directors. made on the lfth day
Of March, 1878, % many shares Of each parcel
Of snsh stosk :. may Dc nees.ssry VIII Be sold
niddiston q Son, SO Montgomery street, Ban
Franeisco, California. on MONDAY, the 10Th
osy on Nay. ISIS, 81 the hour % ] O'Clock r. 4.
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of Advertising and sx'
o. A. sANKEY. Secretary.
O1ies-Room n, No. 81 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Osliforuia. sp11 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23
TALKED 10 DEATH.

Newspaper reporters grow familiar
with scenes Of suffering and sorrow.
They become hardened TO human mis-
sry, and Outlines with crimes Of every
shade and degree. They frequent courts
and prisons. interview priests and con-
viets, and become familiar with the
changes daily trsnspihng in great cities.
II In seldom that the griefs or crimes OF
Others have power 10 sway with sorrow
the Newspaper reporter. Items he
wants. They are literally his bread and
butter. and In frantic search therefor he
does not often stop 70 heed the woes OF
those whose suffsrings hs chronicles.
We wers reminded Of those facts BY an
exception which In noted in our tsle-
graphic columns. Exceptions prove
rules. A reporter Of the trial in the
Tilton-B esehsr case has just committed
suicide. In . dying letter to his en-
ploysrs he writes. "wearied with the
perjury and blssphsmy Of the Beeeher
trial. I poison myself TO get out Of IA
sad fate! Not only that Of being 'Ai1oa
TO death. but In such language IN 'u'n
manner OF detailed and ICY Peljai'
70 not only weary one win mo- OUT
take away from him NJ nope OF hapP'.
ness hereafter. FOR TINS reporter nsu
for weeks and veeks -. unssr no
droppings-no' OF fSmoo'n
but Of social eses-Poo.' .n''n 0ns
stirred. has poisoned VAN u" hAu.
snurium inc m0fAis OF eoahus:. 'nn
cent young men and women. ne hA'
iis'ensd day oy : 70 'aspnsmy.
eoidiy detailed hes' 70 fee'.ais " n
don" oetrayins PnAses o' n
lure 70 diseusuns A
man hate his ana rna N" ~
ned scribe. VINO ned rom me 'nuS 'o-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23
REroRr or rowN rRrsrEEs.

In another column. to-day. We reprint
the annual report Of the President OF the
Board Of Town Trustees. Gold Hill. ~
qiysn in our local columns . day or two
sipcs. II 10 . document Of considerable
importance TO taxpayer. giving. - u
does. q detailed and accurate account Of
the rscsips and disbursements In The adj
minissrstion Of the town afiais during
tho past year. A very good Allowing IL
made, and. - can b seen. the town
d.bt has been decreased nearly $4,000.
Al that rate the dsbt will b totally
wiped out in . year or two { Head
the report and study L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23

TEE EsisYriss editor has read about
some Egyptian mummies. Who. al thu
ego Of three thousand years, come up
smiling and frssh-in fact better than
ever. whsrsat no monlizss. Would
Il not b strange IL. instead Of q dry
mummy" Dry Mumm had formed the
basis Of tho EsinPris mans inspira-
toni Tho latter would doubtless also
come up iresh and sparkling after three
thousand years, or even more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23

SINCE the commencement Of the
blockade ON The Union Pacific Railroad
freight and cars have accumulated large
~ II points along the line Of the Gen.
tral Pacific. Al winnsmucca there were
yesterday. according 10 tho Sl'sr Stab.
over two hundred cars in tho railroad
yard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23
NEW To-Day.

WELLs IAnao MIHIIs con; ];
ba,insss. ban Frsseisee, csiioSniI
Location Of works. Vrxinis District, Storey
count. Nevada.
Notice-Thsre are dslinquentu upon the fellow.
Ing described stock. OF account OF assessmsns
mo. u levied on the i1th day Of March. 1879,
the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective sAareholder,; a. follows; =,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23
TELEsRAMs.
MiscslianssaA

-
Misesliaassaa.
NV YoRx. April 22.-Specie ship
msnts to-day amounted TO $500, 600. OF
which $50. 900 was in gold coin and the
remainder silver bars.
John Harper. senior member OF Har-
per Brothers, died this evening. altar .
prolonged illness. in his 10th year.
WASHINGTON. April 22.-Ths great
suit brought by the Union Pacific Rail-
way against the Government, to recover
half the cost Of transporting mails and
public supplies, IL Get for to-day In The
Court Of Claims. It Ii for half . mil
lion dollars. but several millions will be
involved In the decision.
BALTIMORE. April 22.-In the United
States District Court, to-day, In the case
Of the United States against the steamer
Edgar Stewart, Judge Giles rendered q
decision eondemning the vessel and de-
~crseing her forfeited TO the United States
ON the ground that while enrolled In the
coastwise trade she had left New London
fully equipped and destined for . foreign
port, which rendered her clearly liable
sT Tnrrs Ami, aalTbs prssbytery
NJ 81. Iouis. Al a meeting held at Roi.
Ia, Missouri, adopted an overture TO the
General Assembly. to meet ut Cleveland
in May next, and urged the General As
sembly to rest further negotiations upon
the desired and possible future action oil
tho Southern Assembly.
WHxxLrSo. W, Va, April 22.-About
al tho nail feedersin the mills here have
struck. but tho nalers, 30 far, feed their
own machines, and so keep the mills
running. The helpers strike IL still
extending, and the boilers arc, like the
nailers, doing double duty.
Nrw ORLxAss Aprii 22.-Thc Senate
passod A Joint resolution suspendine
Auditor Clinton from Office during his
rial. Tbs Senate resolyed itself into a
Cont of Impeachmsnt ON the oase.
n.-. y. A., 90 .,.,c.
Ia., APtn n.ats
meeInS Oh as'ss.'os ,.eui ny "a
snd Laoorers Assoc'aion, ne,a neIo W.
gay, mere was aimos' unA'u' 'o''
70 commune inc su,.o.
CORY. Pa, April 22.-Crosoy.s oiock
burned this morning; loss, $50.OU
P.r,,eui.r. or sSe Io.. or sbs
ss....r v..t.r.-
49, 80 90 r.u.-,,,.,
. shos..,. Ap,n assa.ov ~ n.y.
S W;,s s,ans : n...su,s,s
WI snn :, s.S,.., ~ IN San
E".S,s 4r"asx A.. ooth
1900. $500 W. yss,.s Point .hou,
- ,.sna,..sS :
80. e Lasu IN. Ts~,s;n ,"os
neavy i's ' ..s ., A.
oeai'nss, anu auJu 'u' 0 M as,
se.sel M .oxs ~. s .h.en, :
uave'ea 'lisn % w M .h.,
n .,dsvnn"
ume .ne ssssel suuc. .ooA I"ss"aL
%ouna WIN neI s.sln soua'u sns ~
2 Pfops n.a TN 80. ~.
Ie.ns euou ss r;,a n;.msS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23

NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERs

DKxAINING IN TIE GOLD HILL POST.
hbnice, April Is. 1875. n not called Tor In
one month they viii DO sent to the Dead Letter
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23

AL PAKrfEs INDEBTED TO TIE
a P1ONEBR LAUNDRY for more thantvo
nGDtD' washing. arc requested 10 settle I'm
neG41sly - savs costs. mhiTim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-23

PormvILLi. Pa. April %. AT alarge
meeting Of delegates from the Miners
and Laborers' Association. held here to-
day, there was almost q unanimous vote
10 continue the strike.
CoRRr. Pa, April 22.-Crosby's block
burned this morning; loss. $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-05
Fairfax county, ap lewis
By Green 4 7gIso
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers.l
VALUABLE KING STREET PROPER

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
VALUAB BILE klNG STREET PROPER.
TY AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of deeds Of trust from j. L. Smith
and wife. dated the FIRST day of July, Is E, re-
corded in iber K, No g. page 4a9, and the 3Olh
day of November, 1867, recIrded in hber Y,
No ), page 1855, respectively, | will offer FIR
sale. At pub ic auction, o. SAL friday, thu
18th day OF May, 1876. at II O'Clock m. on tbs
premises, the BRICK WAREHOUSES, \ 5
80, al and All King street between Fa'itax al
Lee streets Alexandria, Va, and run ing back
to Fayetto ale. and also the BRICK and
SLATED FIkE-PkOOF WAREHOUSE. on
Fayette alley. in the rear of the above. New
tin roofs, painted on both sides, were pat upon
the King street houses last fall.
T. rms of Sale; One-tou tn cash. and tho re-
mainder at 6, II and Is months. Tho title to be
retained until ali the payments are completed.
The purchaser to pay sll taxes ior the year 1875,
and ali the costs of trans terriug the title.
ANDREW JAM E>UN, Trustee
ap l3, 20S27. s. M4, H. II, L. l4&l5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-05
: Ice DEaLERs.
Notice to Ice Consumers.

desire to call the attention of consumers Of
Ice TO tbs fact that have on hand, and ofor
for sale during the coming summon: from ~ o
to 1907 tons of Ice, which l will deliver to any
part OF the city at
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
This Ice was collected in good condition from
tho Pond south of the Canal Basin; was formed
entirely from rain and spring water is free from
IN xture with vegetable matter and it would be
i fficult to assign any reason ny it should BIZ
interior in purity TO Ice gathered from the rivers
of the North
Ice cut from this Pond is now used at the resi-
dehces of Col G. +. Suite and John D..in-
perfrld, esq, also at the Mansion House and
City Ho el with entire satisfaction to all.
In assuming to Carry on more largely the
business pursued in small way for many years
by my father, respectfully ask continuation
of thu patronage which he erjoyed, with such
additional trade as my increased efforts may
seem to merit.
Prcp7etors of Hotels and Restaurants Con-
fec,ioners and other consumers Of consi tersble
quantities of Ice will find my PRICES VERY
LIBERAL
Orders promptly filed by applying at either
depot.
Depots at Appichs Confectionery and 81 N.
St. As.ph street.
nv l-tf JOHN S. BEACH.
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sif, GAZETTE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY B.
Fl HIf aessarv ana the DONKEY

y 2
Iot@ Hat1esSury ana the donkey.
I til Lnhon hlethodis Recorder says :
sLptdsSa afesbury has been Inc genital. figure
of many group during the last quarter OF d
century, both among the highest and lowest
populations of the land What posterity may
declare to be his noblest honor We know not ;
but most asSurediy the poor and the ioTorn
will bless his memory. 1t is DOT otteu his lord'
shin is seen to greater advantage than at the
Forester ball, WIlderness-row, one evening
last week. Some time ago he was elf c!cd pres
ident of a body of costermoneers at st. Luke s.
who had combined for sick-rellef aud burial
nurnoses. in connection with the GOdeulane
Mission. The occasion referred 10 was The 90.
nual meeting of these cos ermUngerS aud thelr
wives, about four hundred Of WHOM were pre-.
sent. The hall Was gayIy d. coratcd, and the
Society band played merrlly while the company
bad tea. Blu, previously to the repast most
Interesting proceeding took place. a line, gay
colored donkey, which has done good service
q 10 its bfo4sssiQn, was presented by MIR. Carter,
/ the SesfstaH s6f the Society, to the noble Earl;
The nreseutation was made with all due form and
oerem0uy. The splendid animal was led through
the lensely crowded nall to the platform
Z With much docillty it assembled flight OF steps
aud stood by the chair which, TOR the moment,
Lord Shattesbury vacated. WIN MS arm
round the doubey's neck he returned thanks 10
short speech Il hope" he said, THAT the
reporters will state that the donkey having lett
the chair his place was taken by Lord Snaltes,
bury" He said that his era pdch,ldreu would
value and usesthe animal, which should be sept
into the country for this purpose, and cared
for. He did not wish farther to say more than
this !: to hope that in the course OF his life be
had done his duty as donkeys generally did
thers-with unwavering patieUce and unmuT-
muring resignation to everything put 90 item.
The whole proceedings we're conducted amid
the vociferous cheers of the audience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-05

Ns~ The New Steamboat
SzeSa1{ MARY WASHINGTON

~ The New Steamboat
4s MARY WASHINGTON
Win leave Seventh street wharf WASHINGTON,
u o., at clock Il. m, and Prince st. wharf,
Alexandria, Va, at $50 a. M, DAILY, FOR
GLYMONTandINTE POINTS.
Passengers freights and excursions carried at
liberal rates.
She is ssle commodious and the most popular
boat for pleasure parties on the Potomac.
ESPECIAL EXCU RSIONS will be given
EVERY WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS, leaving Washington at 6 O Gle ok,
and Alexandria at $50 o clock. Round trip soc.
Apply Oh beard.
my l-lw OSCAR BAKER, Captsin.
~r~s WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK
.sSssazz& STEAMBOAT LINE
SPECIAL NOTICE-1he Washington and
Norfolk Steamboat Line having purchased The
new and elegant stesmboa
JANE MOSELI,
will resume their business IN THU RSDAY,
April LIST. The Mosely will run as follows
Leave Norfolk THURSDAY, April lst, and
Washington for Norfolk, stopping at the prin
cipaI river landings, EVERY MON DA \ and
THU RSDAY thereafter at p. Returning,
leave Norfolk EVERY TU ESlA Y ard FRI
DAY at y. IN.
For freight or passage, having superior &c
comnodations, apply to
F. A. REED, Agent,
NH % Janney's wharf.