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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-09
Joint Resolutions in relation to Public Prin

joint RESOLUTIONS IN reIatl0n TO Pubic Pin
ter. tt--
Be it Resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi, LIST, That the State
Printer be instructed to suspend all work
now on hand, and to receive no further or
ders except such as are made by the two
Houses of the Legislature, respectively.
End, That committee of two on the part
of the House, and one on the part of the
Senate, be appointed to examine the state
of progress of the work now in the hands
of the State p inter, and that said commit
tee report 10 the Auditor the progress
which has been made with all public work
to the date of the passage of this resolu-
ton. .H
Approved January Is, 1876.
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MAGAZTNT

. Unquestionably the best sustained wo,L
the kind in the World VIVA
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THE PAPER FOR THE BUSINESS MAN
THE FARMER, THE MECHANIC,
AND ALL THE PEOPLE.
FOR THE FARMER.

Because it publishes from ten to twelve col
ums of the choicest Agricultural matter, the
latest Markets, and all the News weekly
.THE WEEKLY Tribune has done more TO
make good farmers than any other influence
which ever existed.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-09

A DEPOT FOR BAGS
at West Jackson Miss. Will keep all size
Guarantee full count, and will sell them at
manufacturers prices. Will duplicate any
bill Compare my prices.
Respectfully,
GEORGE LEMON,
CAPITOL STREET, JACKSON, MISS.
Prices Of Best Moctine-l Made Manila Bdqs
PACKAGES of 500.
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TO MAIL sUBscRIBERs-posr. ppvp

Daily To mail subscribers, per year,
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NOTICE 40 MERCHANTS
Jackson, Mississippi.
DEPOT FOR BAGS

HAVE this day made arrangements W
Bag Manufacturers to keep
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BY Limitation, Jan. 10Th 1876.
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A Joint Resolution in relation to the Pay of
the Officers and Employees of the Legisla-
ture
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24
NEWS OF THE DAY.

An enterprising Philadelphia, named Thorn
as, has started up as public beneisc or by re-
ducng prices of meat, poultry, butter, eggs
vegetables, etc. He has opened two large
stores, has an immense trade, aud although he
sells from 10 TO 80 per cent. lower han MS
neightors, claims that he is making money by
the operation.
A sleeping car caught fire yesterday While
atrached to train from Louisville, and the
passengers bad barrow escape with their
lives by abandoning all their clothing except
what they bad on. The car was entirely cou'
sumed.
The great $4,000 four-mile race at Sar
Fra aclsco yesterday, was won by Foster IL
TWO heats-time 1853, 1881. 10000 speca
Rs were present
The New York and Manhattan Gas Com
pauies have reduced the price of gas to 81 81
per thousand ie,t, instead Of 81 IS heretofore
charged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24
E5st1EIGat NE iFS.

The Sultan has issu I'd decree Offering am
ncsty to lis rabevu- subj CT, who return to
their homes w,hip a mouth. This is coupled
with au offer to rebuild at his own c s., their
ho0s aua churches destroyed during the 10,
surIeCllun.
Jamaca advces report an alarming state Of
aft ,irs IN lHayu. The insurgents have dispatched
au armeu steamer t. Port au Prince. Presi.
dent u M; a had ordered the Cuban rcfu
gees to Icnvr ,hy island under peoalty Of being
delivered up TO the Spanish cruisers.
III" RUSSIAN troops have entered khokand,
and i; is said were received with satisfaction by
the rcopie, vino profess e dn4ss at the iucor
poratipu II IL .1kanI W tl Russia.
The Sp1o!s Royal troops are TO makea COM
b;acd attack on he Carl,ts sill remaining un-
de- arms.
Fix Qlaeu Isabelia is expected oB the Spau-
ISL frontier Friday or Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Among the indictments found by the grand
jury at Culpeper Couuty Court yesterday, were
two against j. T. johnson, late President OF the
Bank Of CuIpeper, and one against his sou,
ROYAL johnson, for sending challenge to Mr..
James W. Green, VINO had been instrumental
in exposing the frauds Of johnson, ST.
Mrs. Mamie Rose Maury, wife of General
Dabney II. Maury, died 10 Richmond gu Mon
day, 10 the forty:sixth year oil her age. She
was daughter Of William Roy Mason, Of King
George county.
J. t. w. Davis, Of Stokes county, n. g.,
committed suicide at the residence Of his sou
in law, Rev. G.. A. Apple, near Suffolk, last
Sunday night, by cutting bis throat with a
razor.
MIR. Frederick Hiderbrand, died suddenly
of heart disease 10 Lynchburg last Sunday
morning. Since the wal he had been Iicen.
tate teacher at the University OF Virginia, aud
teacher at Warreuton.
The Police Justice of Richmond yesterday
commenced the practice OF a retornat'ry meas
ure, by the uhictiou of stripes for petty larceny,
as the law au horized him to do
Emanuel Asbby, negro COW thief VAS shot
and killed by the special policemen OF Norfolk
county, w., Monday night, while trying tc
escape arrest.
A meeting was held IN Charlottesville to day
| for the purpose of assisting the instruction OF
| direct railroad between Gordons7llle aud thai
place.
| Sutherland who murdered I. R. Puam il
Stafford county, few weeks ago, has been ar
rested near Winchester.
P. H. Slaughter, of Prince William county,
Republican, has been Indicted by the graud
jury of his county for illegal voting,
Mr.. George Grofigon, while raklng plne
straw in the woods on bis farm 10 Northamp'
ton equity, last week, found sl35 IN gold coin
East Thursday night Mr. w y. Roasc, d
Luneuburg county, committed suicide BY bang
ing himself.
Capt. John w. West, Of Petersburg, died
there last Tuesday.
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lIRiGH&s..AEsEE.

In til. Virginia State Ser az, yesterday, nc
business If Importance waa transacted.
La he House Of Delepa'cs III session was
extended twcDty-cigh, days from February IS.
in adVe.>e rap r. Was made 10 the bill lu
relation 0 trustees, and to Tho bill! prescribing
puni ,4nl-ut for run way mcmuers Of the chain
gang.
X proposal Of NJ ,ryland to erect i,h ways
over the falls OF the Potomac Was read
Ihu Governor seu In communication in
r,la'ioD t, lie stock OF H. old James River
COMPANY III ilau ED ry III; STATE.
The Dill 10 provide III bureau OF statistics
was reerfei to the Committee OF, Iunigra-
ti3n.
Auditor Taylor was requested TO state how
n,uc; Ii q been pais during last year to the
\ ioruey HcurTat !I c0Dnectlo With his office;
ais the amount OF tie various appropriations
!ng tie Dou J.! arY suiv-y of Maryland ADD V r.
GIN :eretyi.r. uade.
Fac blii Was passed prescribing terms of Cir
cult Courts. g. also the ui Incorporating the
,1reenc tum4u Spciefy.
The blti prrscrlouy III. tin" FIR holdiag the
;erm> Of tie Ieoth Ju1Ica Circuit Court was
rejoc;nd.
lHE NICoL 1AvssTIGAT10N.-Jamc V.
N.a., VI Prince William, wltneS> for the pro-
,ccn,ou 10 the case OF Judge Nlcol, was
trough: utf,re he II ass Conul,tc. Tor Courts
of Juice yesterday aoroiog by the Sergeant
at-Arus ur cari4s issued by order OF the
House he c,muit e. will uect this even.
il: at four O'Clock, At whic.I time be will
Q examined I. ". c. DaDningtoo, Of
Z l@c- W!il.u couaty, naVlng Deen sumnon-
cd 70 appear before tue Housv Committee tor
I1Grts !, Justice 10 testify Ii the Nlcol case,
and ,cfu-lug ~ come. the House, at the re-
4uysi 0! me comm;tree, uas directed the Ser
gs4nt-a Arms to arrest linn aud bring him
before the committee to Observation-Disclosures
Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24
CONGRESS-.

There was nothing of importance done IN
the u. S. Senate yesterday.
In the House Of Representatives Mr.. Kerr
resumed his functions as Speaker, ADD appear
ed to be much improved in health. Geo. Ban
ming, Chairman of the Military Committee, 10.
troduced bill to promote the efficiency aud to
provide for the gradual reduction Of the srmy.
The House debated 10 Committee of the
Whole the bill amending the law granting pen,
siops to the soldiers and sailors of the war OF
1872 and their widows. a resolution was
adopted to investigate the official conduct OF
G.o. S. Seward, minister to China, ana tor
merly consul general to Shaughae.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24
Virginia LRyInen's Qumdrennial Con
1SrEucn

| Tie Virginia La, tle.' 5 Q adreubial Coulter
eDce held preliminary Meeting at the Wash
iugtou stree. NJ. +. Church, yesterday even
ing al Two o'cl OK. Mr.. Alien c. Harmon, pre-
siding, aud speaking repeatedly.
These gen;iemtu, OF the lalty Of the Church
will elect DELEGATE to the G:ueral Conference
which meets in B,l;more the l4th Of Mex
Nay.
The various proposed changes 10 Church
poity were freely discussed.
Dir. Harmon made the marcsson that he
was favor Die 10 a reduction i the Con creucc
SO that al Ii ast a portion 81 FIFgtala might be
a part Of tie Baltimore Cunierenc@ as Wa
term y the ca.s, prior to May, 1865.
Nj. GroIg- L. RGuud stated tue variou,
proposition, which had been made, som. ad
Vlslng the retention of the present boundary.
others the parcsI.op GU, Of the sevcra! districts
TO the adjoln'1 & Conferences the Richmond
aud part .! Il ,ckingham to Baltimore, l. uis-
burg to West Virginia, and Abingdon to Hol-
stou, Or otherwise to oxtc.d present Confer
enc: boundaries SO as to mbract all the terri
Tory o. thc State.
Nr. Isaac =. B Idwin, tn" DELEGATE from
PIlDco v lialu, was opposed to tn" dlsn;e
grafton aud abs, rpilou policy, aud was 10 favor
d u,a k!ug tn St,e and e Inference Ilocs 50 IS,
however, u to exclude Ihat portion Of the OLD
Grceubrer District. lying within the State OF
Yves; Vitgtnla. AID leaving 1t OPTION. Wit.
mem t. e.cc' az t. Whether they would adhere
20 liz West V rginla Conference. ilr. Bad
via, in reviewing the work, observed that God
bad good uan here ard there, vaTousiy dis
trbutca Throughout; The STATE, AMI 10 his opiu-
ion Thu WAS the wise ordering Of Providence Us
he nucie Us OF Church organic ton. H. wa,
rppos d 0 COT fang Church ro k to any one
place; W bad a dig fed, and he hal 10
louh; OF tie tinal success Of the Redremer's
H. gdouI, Ii We fully coDsecrate our bear 8
t. thc work, and meet the Obligations that are
ur"n us, Virginia will triumph. w. must tru,,
ID 10 lr~c u aod not be afraid The true
p:i"cIp'e is cmbracr the State Of Virginia 10
this Conference. He had discovered that the! G
was Il policy developing Tor he cxclsion IF
Ask ndria from the Conference; be i'd 0 t
k7,oD that Mr.. Harmon was 10 it, but it w,s
wrong.
A gentleman from tie Southwes. heartily et-
dot>ed al that Nlr. Baldwin said, iu fact nearly
all of the Subsequent addresses were hearty en-
dorsenents of the same opinions expressed by
Mr.. Baldwin.
Gentlemen showed the ACCESSIBILITY of this,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a. 1875.

The WASHINGTON TURNPIKE. The Wash.
ington Star 10 condemnlug the toll gate system,
says:
Those who undertook to 60 to Alexandria
yesterday over the Washington and Aexan-
.dria Turnpike" had realizing sense OF the
drawbacks of turnpike travel. The road, uni.
formly execrable, becomes an almost uuathum-
able quagmire near Four Mile Run. Vehicle
after vehicle was stalled here, and the occupants
ladies as we'll as men-were compelled to
alight 10 this frig htfu bog, and extsicate them
selves as best they could. And yet the ineVl-
table turnpike man was on hand at the Run to
demand toll for passing over this Infamous
road.
But this is not an exceptional case. We
believe there is not road leading out OF Al
exandria that is not cursed With turnpike bar,
and all Of these roads are so bad that country
men, instead of being taxed, should be paid a
premium for risking their pers, especially III
the winter mouths Alexandria is showing
commemorate public spirit IN many ways, aud
her citizens seem to have entered with energy
upon the task of winning back the former pros
pesity ofthe place. We would sugges, to them
that the greatest stride they can ma Ike IN this
direction will be through the abolition OF the
turnpike bar evil and the construction OF goon,
free roads, penetrating the country IN every oil
rectioo from their city.
The Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
belongs to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
and suits have been entered to compel that
company to surrender the road because the
company has forfeited all right by Neglect TO
keep the road in proper condition. Citizens OF
the county have long since refused to pay toll,
and the tol-gate has been cut down by them
SO often that no attempt has been lately made
to put it up again. The demand for toll Should
be refused in all instances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

R1yERroN, WARREN Co, Va, Feb. Esd, lSl6.-
After season of perhaps more than usual quiet
our little town, Monday last, put on her best at
tire-the occasion being the twcnty-ttth annlVersa'
nv of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs J. K. Richards
few days previous to the event, few OF the neigh
bors decided to give the worthy couple ''slver
Wedding SURPRISE Silent, though vigorous pre-
parations were at once bsgun-invltatlons extended
far and near, particularly 10 the relatives OF the
couple to whom we proposes to do honor-and all
necessary ARRANGEMENTS made for the appropriate
celebration Of the happy event.
The night finally arrived, but unfortunately 1or
our hopes, with lowering clouds and chilling ram.
Notwithstanding this, however, at an early hoVr the
friends began to gather in, till the hosptabc man
sion was we'll nigh filled with loving relatives and
ne,rhbors At an early hour the bride and groom
were informed that the company awaited them and
were conducted TO the paror, there to receive the
congratulations of their assembled friends. This
thew did with grace and case worthy OF their age
and of the occasion. They were then conducted to
another part of the room where there met their
gaze, table laden with silver-the glad offerings
of the affection and esteem in which ''thc Maj RI
and his estimable lady are held by all who know
them. We looked not on the intrinsic worth or
these beautiful wares-but used them simply as
a tangible expression of our regard for them
as citizens. neighbors and relations-our appre-
citation of their many deeds Of love and benev.
olence all along during their life long residence
among us, aud also that our friendship for them is
bound by ties which neither declining years, mstor
tunes, losses break In this connection
there read many letters of congratulation from
distant friends, all containing gifts Of real worth
for swords fifty spoken are like apples Of gold in
pictures of siver.'' After this, the remainder OF
the evening was spent in friendly greetings, mnsic,
plays, and last, but not least the discussion OF an
ABUNDANT supply of food and delicacy prepared by
the ladies of the nelghborhood TO tempt the appetite
and satisfy the cravings of the inner man-the whole
combining reunion long to be remembered.
All felt abundautly repaid for Their tramp through
mud and rain, in the enjoyment of the occasion and
the very apparent grateful appreciation of the happy
bride and groom.
Notwithstanding the Majors reputation for keen
ness of perception and penetration he was obliged
to confess himself beaten and thoroughly surprised
this time.
AT parting, we could all join in the sentiment and
wish that twenty-five years hence, the ''shining
slver'' which had been so worthily bestowed may
turn to bushing gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24
Died.

On Ste-dsy afternoon, ut o'clock, SUSAN
BEEF vi y. r,ct Of the late Geo. S. Hough,
of this city, in the 9th year o: h=r sge.
The funeral vii, t Ike p!sca from the residence
Of her sJn, + ). HGugh, % south Washington
street, tomorrow afternoon, IT "a o'clo ok, to
which the frien! Is of the family y, e invited
This morning, of consumption, URSULA,
wife OF Rudolph Massey, in the 10Th year of ner
age.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow Fri
dsy] evening, at 4 O'clock, from her late resi-.
deDce, IL north Pitt street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

The Senate Finance COMMITTEE reported a
bill yesterday amending the law to refund the
National debt, which increases the amount OF
bonds bearing At per ceut. interest to i've hun
dred millions, and provides Tor their redemp
ton alter thirty years from the date OF ISSUE at
the pleasure of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

The Connecticut Democratic Convention, 10
their platform, favor the resumption OF specie
payment, but declare that the bill passed by
the Republican majority was snare and de-
cepton, providing no measure tending to Sc
cure resumption. Congress is asked to Subsl-
,ute for it we'll defined aud practical legislation
tending to an accumulation OF coin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

Mr.. Goodove L. Orth, United States Minis
ter to Austria, has been nominated tor Gov
error by the Radicals Of Indiana.
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OFFICIAL T..


Alta adjourned meeting OF the Board OF AiicT'
men, held February -. 1876 there were present :
:. II. Janucy, Ell President and iicssrs. Sih""
Moore, hcherzc. johnson, Dowhhala, bc"cL 81"
Neale
Inc Sohihlt."e OF L'!uI presented Inc ''''- a.
ZION oidc"rg e brl all, Clerk VI sa'a co'lh'l'e Wiz
was accepted.
- COMMUNICATION from Tue sun f!re 'o"',.os
TO attead trial OF TIE new Holloway thr!!ci' '"'
Engine, Oh Saturday, -oIA Instant al . ON Mas
accept1
fetiton OF Snl'iry cit!Zch> 10 navy nam! i''>'
erected corner Queen ana !h'lch Streets WAS 'c'
ferred ~ the Committee 81 Light with power TO- ''
a communication rem TIE NaShluglo1 and-AI-
eXaEdtia railroad ComPan., Win d re-" dllol auo'
pending The OrGcr COMPELLING Inc ". ~ \. H. To-
Co. 10 take up their track on 81. ASaA street tfo"!
king to Princess streets for :" Gay. rom o"'h'es
-eIh, j! - were receive" from IHt ''''''' N''"
Gil ana thrlr actloh cohcErrei '4'
Inc Board then proceedcd 10 inc Guam 'c' - w..
Common Counc!l ioE Tue purpose .. ''cc''h- t ''.'
TO the IomAstttcVh L'=At ana upon t7'i ic'"'l I'D"
Board adjourned
Icste 30 !. J,-Alh>oN' ~'"'"'
c"NNpH ''I ~. ,,irl
Al meeting '' tlc ro'a.r'h ,o""'.': ",,I
Tua's CRU 80 ILL ~ ~. 0.r.
ono"'. La n'nl: 2r'tue'S: nc''e,'i n,2",.''
nam, i;.,o'. S.,. r
!; Llu-'-. = ''.''' 80, ,...r
ported aFora''E upon ''e ict''''" ~ 80
L"'heran 20 sFF-at''4 ~. pc -,
~ n' o"''u'ne' o' =. ~ -, ,.,,.
Aired stress also la'ofd2 upon 'V>''" ,'' .
VldihS lot improvements vi tiic SINc "a
street, ION NIX Sl.te' ~ 'i' "'t'' ~ -"
dra ahd freGcsicksou.g i"iToa" ago III law
;h' payment of bill OF slHoot a"d Ferry, i'''""
M ~ :"'"' az t"c ''io'tS "0'" .,..
Ine s'''e -shI,e"e l.o''' w. ai' .,r
lep,' teo W. "' i"' ira ,r. ~
~ -? ~" ~, , - ,,, ,,r I.,,r-f ,r..,- and
tn' e''t ~ ''"l''s " ,.r,,I
pas y. az r. ""s t,'m' ,,.' y..r,,
.,,,plni ",i,',.1 ,,.n.r.-.
~. ~ ."' ;,',,,. ~. ,r,tt. h,,,r,
s"'u 'o'i''''' " " wv, ..,., c,r..r
,,,.,,i s.r.,.n,a,,, AZ Tho ll.variril arh
WHklhs, SUPER u'ch"'l'' VI 'Hs ':,,.r.,.r.
" aenihStou Kan o"' o.'P'"', t,,,r,t ,,r.
sion tor ~ or ~ avs OF Tue cA' cu1,oh - Wv
for The removal Of .hc railroad Track on o. A,"I'
street, ocl"cen rFItIS anu '{''I. In.
.i,, ontbor,; 20 snNra ;,, ,.ba,hrr ary a~ga,l-.-
Guy author.tics 10 @.t,' 81, %S,,, "t (. ,r.c,
nA''h' cin oc hiauc ~ '"' '''''''' and +, ria.
upon terms sa'',iaIt :! 10 ~. ,,i,,,, thereto
s''J' "nu 'iI '0i'o"''7
was adopted ....,,r.o,,f. r..,-
Resolved, mat The 'afry"G l'''' I''l' tf.
lut'oh auopIed oI u, N.ty In':,ii ,,,.,ry 10
alexandra ara WASH HGt"H ha4,"'. .,o,,..i.
remove their track from -. As"i 71''., f..,n,.
King and Princess streets, he am '!''' AN. ~
suspended Tor ninety DAYS RON ''G't,''. ar. f.
r. >choieid from the Commune, ~" ',.,, opr
r. q. ~" '''r ~ ia, H. ana tue D.aer
: ;. n, - = - ,,.,;,,, f., = h, tf,, mo-. ...
wood for the poor, and the reports "s'" 1~'''
'"a tns ns o,ne,n - ,y. tor the erection OF
,o. ''o ;,,,,'..,,.a, ~ o,ren ana purIE
gao 'a'hp a. Tue i'lIe'se''''' - nn oEp WILL
g. ..f.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

Mr. J. W. Dear, formerly oi Fairfax county,
Va, has established lbe Of s'age> from olI.
uey, n, braska, TO Custer City IN the Black
Hills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

NEW HOMINY sud GIFTS just received by
IN oct 10 j. c. & E. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

The steamship Sw IL rand, from New York,
sunk the bripantine Hero off toksione on III, s
CAV while sieamlug Up the Eng,sh Channel
Four OF the crcw were draWneo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

pAEEpS PREMIUM BlTIEk,' y f[ g..
u mnnent cure for Dyspepss, 'tL;:'2,t-.ls-.t
bilty end I'll diseases CAUSED y --o.cca.v..
state Of the liver Or stomach. JUS
ireSn supply ~ WAKEFIELD & halls, ..a,,
sep % Corner fTiAce "H1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

Il is now said tina, IN very short time the
work Of substituting silver for fractional cur
r,ucy may be Initiated. Treasury officers thiak
it Is possible thar the work of paying ont
silver may be ommoucad in ten days or short
Is thereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-24

The WASHINGTON TURNPIKE. The Wash.
ipgtou Star 10 condemniug the toll gate system,