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The New York herald., 1876-03-18

the proceedings postponed until Monday in conse-
quence Of the absence OF ex-senator Carpenter who
OF counsel for Ottman
THE REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS ON THE
HETEROGENEOUS PROPOSED BY THE HOUSE
GENERAL POLICY OF OPPOSITION FORE
sHADowED
AT the adjourned meeting OF the caucus OF repuo-
lican Senators to-day there further interchange
OF views respecting the general policy that should be
adopted in regard to the large reductions made
tcmplated in the House Of Representatives the Gus
tomary annual appropriations. After long discussion
on the subject 1t was unanimously agreed, as the
sense Of the caucus that the necessary efficiency or
sweeping reduction be made through all It's branches
by the application of the reported policy of the House
committee TO cut down nearly all salaries ten
per cent and the force employed twenty per
cent and also that the action of the House
In proposing 10 abolish a number of missions to
South America and reduce the salaries OF princ
pal Ministers In Europe Is unwise snd impolitc Il
was therefore, agreed that the Senate Committee on
Appropriations should pass upon each item of reduc-
mend concurrence only in those reductions which,
after separate examination, found compatible
with continuance OF requisite efficiency. Wherever
such reductions can be made the republican majority
OF the Senate will vote for them but the contrary
unless similar good be shown for concur
renee In any recommendation Of the House touching
matter OF importance, the issue will be met with un
yielding 1rmnesA
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE CANAL FRAUD SUITS.
AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY STRUCK
JURY SHOULD NOT BE ORDERED.

AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY STRUCK
JURY SHOULD NOT BE ORDERED
ALBANY, March II. 1876.
The aldavit of E. w. Paige, upon which the order
show cause why struck jury in the canal fraud sui
should bo called issued, after reviewing thu
testimony elected by the Canal Commission proceeds
substantially that the defendants for years had
large contracts upon the canals within the limits Of the
county OF Albany and have during time employed
a great number Of workmen within such county In
the opinion of tho alant therefore, the only way
fair, impartial trial OF the case, without the
enormous labor and expense OF obtaining the bogra-
phies OF all the persons whose names ia tho
jury box, Is 10 have special jury composed OF men
whose high position and well known personal charac-
will be sufficient guarantee that right and justice
will be secured Aside from the difficulty Of otherwise
securing fair and impartial trial ia the atlantis opn
lou, special jury Is required by the Importance and
iniicacy OF the The defendants the affidavit
further alleges have been for many years politicians Of
great prominence and and unrivaed In their in
nucnce over Legislation affecting the causes and the ex
officers herewith connected, both State and
local. The Trial OF these actions will be test whethcf
civil recovery can DO had Tor damages resulting
from such frauds as appear TO be dis
closed the testimony stated In the Canal
Investigating Commissions reports rs having been
taken occasions and they will involve the o-
ca action OF State officers and the character OF
thc means used 10 Obtain the altering OF contracts
upon the canals The affidavit further alleges that tho
viii largely consist OF the testimony of Co
consprators and also OF evidence IN regard to tho
pense keeping the sections OF the Erie Canal referred
o the complaints repair, embracing the
ton of many miles OF wall and many private detaila
very large amounts, and also OF the OF
pcnse OF dredging in the Hudson River to the amount
OF over 100000, requiring tho comparisons
OF similar work embracing number
OF detailed and intricate items expense aud calcua
ton, aud all requiring ia large degree the evidence
and calculation OF experts IN order that the may
be properly understood and appreciated by persons o
business capacity intelligence aud accustomed tho
estimates OF the cost and expense OF heavy contracu
Tor work involving numerous ana intricate detaA In
conclusion the AFFIDAVIT alleges that the noticed
Tor trial the adjourned Circuit Court the 10th
inst tho time intervening is NOT sufficient 70 al
low OF the usual notice OF motion
The order 20 show Is rcturnable az the cham
bcrs OF Justice Westbrook at Kingston tomorrow
afternoon o'clock, when the questions thcroun
der Will be iully argued
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
THE STOLEN LIGHTER.

Captain Irving, Of the police boat Seneca reported az
the Central once yesterday that sOnlccrs Frazer and
Kehoe OF hia command, had found the lighter which
stolen from pier No is the night OF the 18th
inst, as reported in yesterdays HERALD lying at Com
mnnipaw ferry. n. j.. having board Joshua A. Con-
NELL OF the barge James Kent Mr. Connell stated that
he had Ouud the lighter adrft the river and sus-
pcctIng something wrong, took charge OF her. The
thieves had carried away fifteen tcrccs OF lard leaving
ten tierces on board. The reported 70 the
United States Marshal who authorized Mr. ConnelI TO
remain ia charge as keeper
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
TRApEs uNIoN MEETING.

crowded meeting Of tho Trades Union WAS held 40
No 10 stanton street last night at which IL was re-
solved
That meeting be held Cooper Institute Nom
day, March 20.
That tho thanks OF the Association be Governor
Tllden for his Of the Convict Labor bill.
hat he trades denOunce arbitrary and
That the parties WHO had mon Crspins and taiors
aud failed aud subanate their charRea
be also arrested Ia turn.
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
A MAD WOMAN.

Mira Mary Ann Mullen, OF willow street. HobokeD,
captured last night by Police Onccr Aldoretta,
while she was attempting TO straDglo one OF her
children she then attempted throw a bowl at tho
oficcr He took her TO the County jail, where she
fought everybody and made herself generally dangerous
She passed the night in q strait jacket
The New York herald., 1876-03-18
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

Last evening James Nsne, deck hand on the Hoboken
fcrryboat James Rumsey, while about attaching tho
said ferryboat TO the wharf aud ousidc tho chains,
missed his footing and slipped into the water. He
lost sight OF tor a couple OF minutes under the
boat tll finally be was nshcd out Ia a very exhausted
condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
Foreign News.

The following telegram has been received at
the japanese embassy il London city. Some
portions of the dispatch are uniuteglble TO
the mbassy itself, but it Indicates t a. serious
disturbances have occurred: The humama;i
Sh!sj >kus Samoure class rcvolted 90 the
sight Of the 23l Of October, killing many ON
cia!s. They we're soou sutdued. The Imperial
troons a,s1 tougifi aud overcalne the Aklisouki
Shisi kus near X koura. Hundreds surrender
ed. Iamagusl ShsiJkus res and escaped.
Orders were Issued los the arrest.
\ dispatch from Madrid reports that Gen.
Qussada yesterday held a conference with the
ministers, on the state Of the Basque provinces.
The army of occupation will be reinforced, and
Qaesada returns to Biscay lumcd istey Inc
CONSERVATIVES press urge an energetic policy
against he growiUg dlsattccuon displayed IN
the attitude of the Biseayan deputies and
towns.
Imposing ceremonies took place at Ams'cr-
dam yesterday, the occasion becg the opening
OF maritime canal sixteen miles in length
which connects that city with the German
occau There was grand banquet, genera
illumination and splendid exhibition Of hre,
works, the King members OF the Cabinet aud
foreign representatives participating 10 The ecn
eral rejoiciogS.
A Kingston dispatch reports very grca
prostr"tiou Of general business 10 Jamaica II
ccnse auance Of the recent commercial panlc
which, has not YET entirely passed III. Y nil
deuce Is bssinnIng 10 come bick slowly. Al {
there ere slight Indications u improved ouS
Ness,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
News vi the Day.

With the union of all three democratic or
CARNATIONS, 10 New York, yesterday. on the
local Tammany tickle. aui withdrawal of Mr..
Green, the last hope OF the republican party
Is that State is gone FIaal success becomes d
mere question of the majority. aud the vote
10 that city will give MIR. iilden from hfiy
thousand TO sixty thousand. The complete
UNION which COW exists among the democratic
orgauiz ttious Of that city puts al end aisc to
The last resort of the republican campaign.
Charles Magee, while in a quarrel with pc.
licemsn Marshall, his step father, 90 Maryland
ayeuue, near Sixth street cast, Washington,
Yesterday evening, struck him Oh the head
With Il brick. tracturi0g his skull. Magee then
ran away, but late! II the evenlns hearing that
Marshall would probably die from the Injury,
surrendered himself at police headqua crs.
| Marshal. Is 10 very rrccariouS conditon. Lac
difficulty originated 10 a famlly quarrel
The New York Herald says Presidential
betting, excepting private pets III rare lustan
c.s, is at staudstiIl. IL the Southern cities,
| where there is more confidence 10 the result;
than in the North ADD VI est, the bets are 500
on riiGen to $500 on Hayes LII uoSt NoFtt.
ern cities the chancys are considered about
| even, VI the 5ctting mcu are he dug on loI
| more cc,taio indications. The result III this
State generally fpis more takers thsn the scn'
eTal result, he odds bylng in aTor OF II dep by
ahuul 100 10 6U.
Secnud csss Cadcr Milshipmen ChaS. w
Garrett, of lndana, and Frederick A. Wood:
worth, of California. were yesterday discussed
| from the Nava! Academy for hazl"g. 30 la
| twelve cadets have been dismissed Tor this Of.
| Tease.
Yesterdays cash admissions to the Ceutcn.
uiai Exposition were Al 80 ccnts, lU1, III
and at % c2GtS |, l3I.
The total humber Of iutermcnts al Sayan.
nah. reported yesterday, was IL; yellow few
CT, !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ,, 1876.

Tor HoLLlDAY's ADDRESS. The conser-
vat;ves Of Alexaudrla owe debt OF gratitude
10 COL Holiday for his address here last olsht.
A feast of reason was spread at Sarepta Hail.
and for period that lew orators can occupy
without wearying alike their audiences aud
themselves, Col. Holiday held his delighted
hearers spel-bouod, drinking IN every word
that fell from his lips, ADD following with the
natural sympathy that even follows burning
words that deyeiope wholesome Impulses every
tone and leisure of the speaker. bis fac's
we're serried III massive columns; but brilliant
rhetoric gave them the FURNISHED uniform oil
the Imperial guard, and with graceful eIocu
ton lie sent them TO the charge 10 dashins
souadrous that aouhiia,ed the toe wherever
they struck. All felt now sagaclously the Gen
tral Committee had chosen the right man 1ol
the right place, when Col. h. was made elec1o'
AZ large. and SEQ, abroad VIrgiua's choset
Knight Errant, to varqulsh polilcal effo
whenever il showed itself 10 any portion OF th'
State. 1t was well that fair daughters oi 'ir
giuia honored the occasion with their presence
Such an effort was worthy the fieid OF TIT
Cloth of q old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
1ha Turkish NSc.

4 disp.tch FROM Gen. Tchernaycff's army
saws: In the ta;t!e last Sunday the Turks fought
with dogged pertiaacity ADD occasionally
With brilliant dash which CAIN the highest
admiration. The Russians fought bard aud
stouty, but then the Russians had borne the
bruDt OF fight alter fight in this ve'y position,
and as for the Scrvians it was not their dag.
The full Weight aud Significance of the Ser
vans defeat Is DOT easy 10 estlDate, AMI 1t L
100 early 10 fcrm an opinion OF the loss IL
cured We do not koOw where the troops are,
to say Of thing Of the ", urIed, many OF whom
| fear will never be brought IN. III" Dclsrad
wing OF the arGy IS IN q coadlt!on OF demofali
cation, and, at least, temporary depression.
Gen. HoGvato7ich, with th+ rlgh: wing. Is re-
firing our of the reach of the Turks, and II
would be folly for i'm to offer battle. The
Russian officers are leaving. They dcc:lne to
be massacre for people wHom they dcnounce
a. destitute Of all martial spirit They have
no words to express their c0nt2ulpt and disgust
for the pusiiIauiuity OF the Sctvl4n sold.ers.
The whole territory 10 the Moravla valley south
Of Parak!n l. Ia course 0! universal cvaeua-
ton, painfully accelerate by Incorrect runners
of Sundays losses no certain cstluiate CT
when can pc formed UgCaCSG most OF Chc Der
Wan battations were III r. rr less di>lnlegraied,
aud l.cbody can distinguish between killed,
wounded and mis>inc-,he latter baDg >lrag
cels Macy wounded must lave been left on
III fed Of battle.
It, is reported that a third of the Russian
privates AID half Of the Russian officers in the
Se,vian army have been killed or wouodcd.
The London Times di>pac h from B grade
confirms the report that two months arms
tice has been agreed to. II also states that the
levy en- ma>se has been couutermandcd, and
the Turks have entered and burrcd kruschc
va:z Whatever may be thr result o. the ~
goilaIloGs for a permanent peGce, Servla Will
ighl no more, aud Ru Siao volunteers are not
likely to come again to fight for her.
The London Tclegraphs correspondent! says
Igoatielf rel, ID the Potts offer aud 4aVc
The Turk Is hours from TUESDAY uighl to re
consider the matter. lie adds that the archives
and furniture of the Russian embassy at Con-
>tautlropic are bepg rapidly shipped to Odss-
Sa, aud the Ru>siao Con,uls in Tulkey have
been ordered 10 move within reach Of the !rol-
tiers.
The correspondent of the London D2i'y
News at Belgrade states that great apprcheu.
sInns are felt in the upper circles OF SerVlan
society Of ioternai troubles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
The Conservative Electoral Ticket

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1876.
For President
SAMUEL j. luDEN, of New York.
For Vice President
Thomas A. HENDRICKS. of Indiana.
Electors at Large.
John W. Daniel, of Lynehburr.
+. w. NJ. Holiday, OF Winchester.
District Electors.
l. Benjamin T. Band, Of Middl,s Y.
> Thomas Tabh. of Elizabeth City.
5. Anthony VI Kelley, OF Richmond
1. Erasmus X. Harris, of Mcck!cIburg,
). John f. Peun, of Patrick.
6 William NJ. Caheil, OF Buckingham.
!. II. II Ridiiahcrgcr, of Shenandoah.
5. B. johnson Barbour, Of Orauce.
g. David S. Pierce, OF Wythe.
For Congress
EppA HUTTON, Of Fauquier county.
For the Amendments to the Constitution.
For tie State Senate.
w. Fl. L. LEE, Of Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

PROBABILITY OF 1ILDEN's ELECTIoN.-The
At.sn:a correspondent OF the New York Herald
says
lex Gov. Jos E. Brown, universally &C.
know! lodged The most sagScluIs olltica' observ-
er IN h. south, has Just returned from three
months tour through The North. extending
from Colorado to Philsdelphis, and he mas had
unusual opportunity for catching the drift Of
olinion. and says that he has little doubt that
T.4eu will carry the whole country. He says
that Hayes woul probably have been elected
,eS pite the &, tober elections, had Grant never
issued h.: ) nth Carolina proclamation. He
fes &C; ident that the alarm ard Indignation
created am"rg thinking republicans by that
danger, u II: urpstlon has thrown the balance of
the chances III Illen's favor He feels sure
That the country will not permit so monstrous
usurpat,un to 60 UNI eLuled He says that Til
denis admirable letter on Southern claims has
removed the most serious obstacle in his way to
tie " hite House. He gives Ilden New York.
In iiana, New Jersey, 60. NJ c.icut, probably
Oregon and Cafornis. and possibly Ohio snd
Wisconsin Gov. Brown wss republican for
many years after the war. is very conserva-
1--we and clear headed, and his views are consid-
cred lLfallible through I'll this section of the
South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
Grand Tildem and EtendrickS Demon
strnltOn at Falls Church,.

The meeting that was heiu last Eight at Falls
Church, tor the purpose OF ratsylng the poml-
patiou of Tiden and Hendricks, surpassed the
expectations Of the most sangulue. From an
early hour 10 the afternoon the road Leading 70
Falls Church was crowded With vehicles filed
with persons ANXIOUS TO DC 10 tlue tor the open
ipp OF the meeting. When the meeting was
called TO order at half past seven 0 clock the
crowd was lmnIeDse blocking up the road so
AS t. make ucouvtlon Impossible. 1t Was C.
t,matcd that there were between a thousand
and fifteen hundred people present, among
them large uumber OF ladies. 1nc speaking
took placc from crowded stand, which was
handsomely decorated with lanterns aud d rs.
The Alexandria Brass Band dlscour>ed music
al Intervals, anu by their hne playing auu ac
ccmmodatlng spirit gave eutira Satlslactluh.
The meeting was called to order ny b. L.
Shrcve esq, the President OF the ll!dcu aud
Hendricks Club, WHO, III i few exceedingly ap
proprlate remarks, explained the bj;cl Ut The
meeting, aud predicted a glorious success on
Tuesday next. Eloquent, able aud effective
speeches were made by McSsrs y. l.. Slmp
son, S. &. Neale, Maj. j. McD. Calringtou,
Col. B. Darpeille, Capt. NJ. Il. Wells, Jude
Fl. W. Thomas, and Capt. VIM Gary. The
speeches were all received with great cnthusI
assn. The effect Of them wall be seen IN tie
large vote which Falls Church will roll up on
Tuesday next for Tilden aud Hendricks, re-.
trenchm ut and reform. The speakers anu
other invited guests were most handsomely Gu
tertaiDed by MessrS. Charles aud George ".
Maukio, whose generous hospitality will lcng
be remembered. Too much credit cannot DC
given to the protector OF the meeting au his
colleague, DR.. j. j. Moran, to whose active
and un,iring efforts the success Of the meetiog
is maiuly Que. At late hour the meeting ad
iourned with three cheers for rltdcu aud Hcud.
rcks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
OFFICIAL.

AN ACT to amend the second section o. Oh ..pt"r
xiii of the laws of the city Of A.exanuria,
adopted March 20, 1874.
BE- it enacted by the City Council Of AleXsn-
dria That after the word 'druak'' in the second
line Uf section I'd OF chapter xii of tue laws oi
the city of Alexandria the words "and disorder
ly" b. inserted and added thereto.
This act snail bo III force from its passage
Passed Board of Aldermen October 10, 1876.
SAMUEL Il. JANNEI, President.
Passed Common Counc! Octoncr ~ 1870.
HUGH LAJ HAM Presilell
Signed. j JOHNSON, Mayor.
Teste: HAROLD SNowDES, Clerk Conn. CONn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

The correspondence is published between
Muiser Washburue and the Duke de CAGES,
Frcucb Munster of Foreign Affairs, IL relation
to the letters printed By the Figaro concercluE
The Duke gave the matter Immediate a'tcn-
ton aud seems to have spared no effort to ren
der, as be expresses it, Legitimate and prompt
satisfaction" NJ. Sommerard, be says, d>a,
vows tho letter 10 formal terms. which he hopes
will close the regretiul incident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

4 political discussion took place at Langley
Fairfax county, yesterday. Inc Democratic
speakers were Messrs. DarOelle aGd }. Nc
Dowel CarripgtoD, Of Washington; Mr.. Hume
and Mr.. Wells and Lieut.. q vernon Thomas,
of this State, and the radlca! speakers were L..
j. Barnes, COL Dapnay, Gen. Thompson, AID
Col. +. n. Hill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
To tie President and Msmbsrs Of tie Cons"o

To tie President AMI Membsrs Of tie Common
Council:
GeLt,, men: Your committee appointed - III
vestigate the charges against the Committee 81
Pubic Property in the communication OF W. +.
Vincent of October the 2ith OF uht.lrness ii
awarding the contract for the work in the Au-
ditor's flee, beg leave to report that they have
investigated the same, and after hcA.!rg the
statements OF sl the parties, fully exone:alA the
committee IRON any intended u!4tai-ness III
awarding said contract The mistake cccurr ed
in the Auditor receiving bids without Tic
kaow edge OF the committee and the acting
chairman opening the bids not knowing tu;.t
they were bids Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD bUGlES Special
VIM CHAUNcEY, Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02

1t really seems as ii General Grant wishes 70
incite and provoke riot aud bloodsncd ID tue
South, SO that he can either remain al Tue
head of the government as military dictator or
regain his position as general oil the army. y
Washington dispatch to the Baltimore sun
saws: From the Developments OF the last Gay
or two it would look as ii the pan 10 carry
North aud South Carolina, Louisiana ana MIS-
sissippl, which was spoken Of III the reccu' lei
ter OF a u embcr CT the neutrality-suspicious. com-
mit,ee, was already 10 process OF execution
The arrests by thousands CT The democratic
voters of the States ualucd on the eve OF the
election can have DO other object than the III
t.mida!icn aud Incarceration Of IA sufficient num'
Der 10 give the States to the republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
CANAL CON All,ECh..

hrrvcd--I Boats l. !. Mo:.s". 5 n Davis ma
LILY Lr;noa, t. j p AeAe"; II II Lew. \
s:aI, " j 4 lloyd = ]. NJ core, Ni.sr-,
& Y LioyI, " snow, } Green and } Z Moore,
10 American ''"al Go.
pepar..d--B vi VI Co-s" " Wash, 4 )
Win.rln ghn.n } il o.lckney, ! B:adbu'n n"4
l. :: LUrg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
ROCERlES AT Low PRICES.

ROCKIES AT Low PRICES.
VI Good: Re.alled at wholesale Figures.
CVFFEES-O.d Gov. Java, best quality is
M.ricsibo, 10.
Lagauyra, .....2 c
Rio, ....::5c
good, ...3c
SUGi RS-Good Brown Observation-Disclosures.
Light Brown =:
rottee, nearly WLlte.............IU
Co1ee.-..".. II
Standard A............. .... / 4
Teas, OF all Gra4es, Ut lower rates lEsii e:s.
where Very best sugar cured Hams, Shout
ers ana Breasts. ut extremely low pr.ces AL
Groceries vt prices which cannrL Ia. to please.
Goods cci!vcred promptly To sll parts Oi the Ct J.
now + j. aVlDSOE, lii King :.
DISCS CURE FOk ONSUMPTION-Th
l. sbo e admirable remedy Tor Coughs, Colds
ard ell affections Of the lungs IN both adults NJ
children continues 20 grow steadily ihpuDic f7-
vor 1t is now over i've years since W. were
l. strumcntal in frsslntroGucin2 this preparation
the notice oi the Virgins trade, and during
tnat time We have sold several thousand hol!cs
of it, and With great and a. most universal s.t'.-
i4ctlon 10 purchasers. In bottles OF twJ .lzns ht
SOC aud ) cach res ectively. The Trade sup
pied at propr:rtors rates.
JANNEY 90.
now Druggists, Nos. - anu 10 Mig $.
1 AIMED TOMATOES. Peaches, P.nenp-
~
gus, received and for sale by
Low +. j DAVIDSON, Ia King st
ERESH GROUND NEW IOkh Blu OK
e WHEAT FLOUR and Pearl Hominy re-
ceiveG this day.
oct Il r. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
4 NDEKsON'S CELEBRATED MLNCE
n NEAT, the best made, just received and
for ,.e very low by
oc.3l F j. DAVIDSON, IA King st.
=, -ULGATE'5 Sterling SOAP, some
X thing new Tor tie laundry, just received BY
oc. Il }. g. i r. MlLBURN.
i PPLE and PEACH Z UTTER, OF the best
n qua i,y, received and FIR safe very low by
nov j. DAVIDSON. i+7 hing ST
S,MAI.L MS-Maryiand brand HAMS,
- from to 10 b. each, received to-day Nov.
lst, 1876, by [aov j j. c. s Z. MlLbURN.
QUEENS YEAST CAKES, highly recon.
" ended, recclv@d to-day by ,,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-02
4 Card.

IL tie editor Of the .Ihran,lrM Ga=ctte::
~. witl please pu a.Isi4 toe toi.owlu. cop5 I
the report .! the specia. committee the City
Council appointed 10 investigate certain charge
against the Committee on Public Property IT
tnat BODY. W. +. VlScENT.