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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

OUTLET Lock The new outlet LEX Of tue
e. 4 y. Uana, above Georgetown, originally
intended among other thingS as Il srkc at he
trad ii Acxaudria, sccms TO have 10 end ii
troubles | has, at last, been dc!orm a.d 70
substitute newer aud heavier works, and tAsy
arc now being put in. 'hc iron >h"!i w!'cII
holds the turbine wheel, alone weigh, ii Oo0
p,uul~. 1t yel rcmalns IT, BE- SEN wn~tne:
the ock will prove 4 succ s. even with tic nc"
n.achlurry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

Tue EyTGNNiAL EXCURSION '"r 81" bonc-
liz . the public aud ~aUia,r so.too!s ii ;sh'nS-
;,a. vla Baltimore aud Potomac Ii. IL, coul-
n.oc. : IN III. Dit. + this 21cuih, Itd Goa
ri1ues daily unt!i N3g@a,b III l1ciuslvc, b il,
lair 10 tc = greater SUCCESS !hao any previous
excursion Iro;! ;hts city, Tickets arr l0r sale
At Gaotg" +. Ereoch's b9ok ard stationery
srnre, % KY erect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

SENT ON -Atphou>o Arlington, who was
arrtSt, i in W.shugtuu o. Saturday, for shoot
ny at Sonny Ward,> as mentioned in y,stcr-
day >Gyzctlc, was tried in the Ponce tourt.
there, J, >tgr:ay, ard WAS scot 90 for The action
OF the sranc jury IL plead guilty the as.
Saul;, but den cd the intention 10 kill Ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

No MEErlNG-A question having arisen a
TO the legality and practicabli'y Q; certain
QUESTIONS connected With tie sp ell e.c''.0
Ior Councilman iroul the ID ward un h
same Gay as the Pr, Sldcntlal c;:ctlon, 1t Is
prooauc that Il proposition will b. made N
tou"ci to tight to pos pouc the special ccc
tl,u until som" future day. La vlew oi tn"
proposition no primary meeting VII be held by
the conservatives II tie ward tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

MORE new DDS advertised by Saymaktr
Go, to-day. Hard Gay passes that pew goods
art not opened by tHsm. Their wholesale trade
ats 'rb large quautl.ie-, winch enables tn NJ TO
tuy by the package OF first hands. and gu that
account sell cheaper a; retail as we'll a whole
SAL Nho, sailing. is net the business which
thy str kc Tor rtvular'y, but t. cash buyers,
or those whose credit is good enough to buy OF
III III, they can aud 40 sell vory cheap, aod as
they wall cut pieces, a much larger az or ment
car be obtained 10 a sma bill. 1t viii pay
country merchant to eXlmluc their stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

-. FOR SALE OR RENT-That very de-
~ sirsbn and comfortable DIV ELLlNG on
liz est sd, .! ST. Asapn, between King and
Prince streets, No II, and formerly occupied
Dy the late Robt. Ii. Miller. a great bargain
VIII be II rcd to any one wishing to buy. APP
p!y to JA&ttEy ~ CO., or JOSEPH ]. AN
Nay tncoGuau. Va oct 9-24W3W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

Tue RAIN - he ,lrizzng raiu, which cGa>-
mccc d at au early /. lar yesterday evenus, "a
creased in force and v,'umc as night came on,
aud by seven o'clock, cane down ii torrents
The streets were thoroughly WISHED, aud Caoc
roo and Hooti'> Runs f1,c vuG! hlgp,-so hlgn
in iact as TO be lmras,ah'e !oT nme. NJ
damage was done 50 lar Is h2a,d from, save
the foo;iing oil few cellars. 10 day, con. rary
to The expectations Of the weatii.T prnpae'S
d.wncd clear and beautiful ANA naS De2n Il
MS pleasant au unn day, jlst c1hl eu'u3h TO
~ Agreeable anu not enough 70 c!u5. c.ii'iln s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

RETURNED TO ENGLAND. -Mr. Peter Pol
mau who came to this coultry from Eagland
some fifteen months sine, aud ran:ni A iatm ~
Cameron Ruu, near this city, started Jc>t"tdaY
with his family on their return 10 England.
Mr. Putnam thought the ras'arS OF thu working
men here TOO hacL for hlm a pr"'erre3 ~ -
turi to his old home. His cXr"rrcrne has beer
contrary to that OF all the other Eiktlo"mon
who have settled in this portion OF Tue c1u 'iry,
among them may OF his relatives. who az
amoug our most thrifty aad successful farmers
and maj kct gardeners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

yy.s ~ FAhM ELS, uso Whist Ass
IL L VA IL been proven b. the cApHri nee
!, centuries q, the most reliable lmpFoVcT OF the
soil. DO mol vast money upon n"s1iuihs whose
y.iue AS nlanuTes, IN comparison win iime,
shows 20 no better advantage than tne Witch
hrutn f quacks contrasIcd With tho remedial
xgcnciys III tnc skilled prs S.cian.
Il you7 iag'd is worn ou1, yru canEot restore
us fertility By successive s.lnuiants--you must
use nmc 10 render food available, inst me Il.
brous roots ut rt.,;,is cainot otherwise
Il lime be followed by clover, the sci! gets back
It's nlrcg,a and me ohja t Of tho srmer Is Sc
uurcti-soo>! land, good crops and 1nii pockc1s
WDU:A BURNED LIME, Tree I ON coal
,sh.,S core stulc md maSne-i:,, containing " Al
per cent pur> lime taororg ~ soluble Tor SAFE
unusuaiy cheap ;:ddrcss -,
CARSON y SONS, Confluence works,
kivsrun, Warren county, Va
&c Depot :or BuItlng sad PiaStertES hime
with Mc.S:s. Washington Il Bro, AieNandrls'
Virgins S -o-I"'an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

\ CAkD. circumstance rendering it de-
"A sirable that should Iocate in Baltimore. ]
have transferred my DENTAL ia CCI4...- Eli
.,lexandris to DIR. D. n RUST. H.. aas beer.
for so many years associated with ne - IL n2G.t
no Introduction or end orsercEt. MS skill ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. | cordially commend am.
to the favor of my friends and patients. rs vel
worthy of the positions to which hc succeeds, and
bespeak for hira the practice I@.h which, !or .
long, | have been favored.
JA.h Els Il. HODG hJN
Alexandria Vs., laar lu-.i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

Col. William kllgour, Of this city, left to-day
Tor New Jersey, to take part in the canvass
there, in response to very hattering Invitations
scelved from leading democrats there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24
A PROCLAMATION

MAYORS OFFICE, ALEX .NDK1A, VA,
October u, 1870 }
Whereas the good order Of co-nmu.lty de-
ponds upon the prompt and lmpnrtl"i 'hiofGe
,,nnt ~ tho laws which have for their object The
msint.inance and preservation OF the morality,
happiness and prosperity of society
Therefore, be it known to all whYm ~, u may
concern thst \ non Observance OF the MU Nj
CIPAL and STATE LAWS in reference to
VAGHANTS, DRUNKENNESS, sn d, Al = sct
PROHIRITING THE SALE OF 1NIOAl
CATING LIQUORS ON THE SABB ATH
DAY. viii be punished BY sentence Of the pen
aties prescribed by cscn law Ee,s:ive . the sub
ect Of the offence, and in this hope 10 have the
aSs'Ss'no0 y j. B. JOHNSON.
By the Mayor:
JAMES 4. WEBSTER, 100 ;.
Cantsin vi Police. oct ut!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

INDICTED The eraud jury in the Fauqa'cr
Court, al Marrcnton, yesterday, found true
bill against Gloucester Crome y, colorrd, fol
ops,ruci lag :. railroad l. Will b. remembered
by ;l!c rcadcIs OF the Gaz'te that Cromlcy
Diacna nlls,iuc:iuus on he track II the Nrg!0il
t3idlaud s,aI near pcGm0At Statl1n, t'ii was
afterwards arrested by the pc.lcamcu III TINS
c!,y ana carried to Warrenton il. Captain
Webster IT nc police Eorc: vas one Of tie WI
n s."s IN the case ih, i,ial Of the case vas
uu5in2uc,t u-.tl ncXt III ,nt:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24
EDUCATIONAL.
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the
y undersigned, will be received At the Audi
tr's Office untl II o'clock M. on Saturday. the
2S.h o, October, 1876, for furnishing 2Oo cordS
ofDAk and PINE WOOD, in such quantities
Ms may be desire1, for the use OF the poor OF the
city Proposals will state how much per cord
delv cred and how much in the yard:
l. G. UNEAL,
oct ltd Chairman Com. on tDe L oor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

-. FOR Rent to Is mall family, n HOUSE
e: pl,.in!y bat completely furnished; hand
some plan, included. Apply at this Office
oct li-lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24
fIrT HOTEL, FOR RENT.

/1GJij FARM FOR kkNT-Tnc taru
u M JUNT Ida"
,wo miles from .,.eXandrla; about ~, acres Oh
h., and: TWO DWELLINGS, Barns and
.,,bcr out houses Terms low. Apply to GEO.
UIIuEk, hiug ST., cor. Lee sep l5-tt
No. ~ 5. WASHINGTON ST. FOX
s:s RENT Possession given October lst, 1876.
- t. GEO UHLEK sep l5-t:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24
E,,tG,sE HSgeSfG,cS.

The City Council will held lts regular SEMI
mnuthll meeting tonight.
Durinr the week cndirg Saturday la boats
LOT; Cumberland. carving IS 9lU.lS tons OF
coal
a letter addresses to Miss Il rbMe lurnor'
Fr2nt Royal, Va, is detained IN the postofhce
luTc ivr wan! u postage.
P.rs,, desiring 10 attend the Conservative
barb. cue at Warrcntou, or the 9th lDst., can
make the rcuud trip for one fare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

3sAkGR M. other brands ct Gid aye y his
ID kew po:t ,Gerry ansi Madeira Vine, Al
WAYS On hand n the old stand, III III ST.:
~ ~. - H. w VERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

a. BBi.S choice brands of Family Extra
OO ard Supef -Four in store AUD Tor sale ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-24

NAT MEA:, and K AHAM FLOUR re-
~ -. c - '>' !. 1. s =. MILEU kN.
National Republican., 1876-01-19
SOCIAL GATHERING.

Metropolitan Church intellectual Glass.
The biweekly meeting of the class In sacred
history and geography had q large and brilliant
gathering on Monday evening in Mrs. Newman's
lovely parlors. The exercises were opened with
prayer by DR.. Newman. Professor Hay favored
the meeting with one Of his inimitable ilIustra-
tions Of an 'Irish school !" Professor Tweedale
gave two readings, which were very finely exc
cuted and highly appreciated by the company !;
Miss Zadie Jones and Miss Bruce sang some very
fine solos, and the song, ''We had better blde
wee" by Miss Bruce, was greeted with hearty
applause; Professor Fairlsmb gave some splea-
did instrumental music, and Massrs. Marsell and
Keen gave duett, which was another evidence
OF their superior musical attainments. DIR. New
man delivered short address on the tea plant
and the method Of curing the leaves. Among the
many good things said was that there are two
plants which the natives claim are three hundred
years old. The first tender shoots are the most
valuable and highly priced, and when properly
cured are worth from ten to fifteen dollars q
pound, and but little Of this finds il way into ths
market for export. The picking and curing is
largely done by wsmen, who become very expert
at the business. The tea prepared for the export
trade is adu!terated 10 great extent. Among
the large assembly of ladies and gentlemen pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton, Mr.. and Mira
Samuel Emery and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock,
OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Gapin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Julia Emery, the Misses Fowler, Burnett,
French, White, Mckee and Frost Mrs. Major
Wilbur, Miss Nellie Duvall, MIR. and Mrs. Eme-
rick and Miss Minnie Atkinson, and Messrs.
Perry, Tiffany, Doty, T. Edward Clark, Richard
Taylor, DR.. Hawes and r. III. Hall. Mrs. and
DR.. Newman were ably assisted In their efforts to
make an enjoyable establishment by the presi-
dent OF the class, Mrs. l.. N. Saunders.
National Republican., 1876-01-19
Ttty Dwell Not in Unity.

There has Ibt en- trouble in the camp Of the
brethren Of the Enon Baptist church, (colored, }
on street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
southeast. The church has been divided-one
party siding with the preacher, and the other,
which is the minority, steadily opposing every
thing done or undertaken BY the preacher or his
adherents This has resulted in several
ebuliltions of temper on different occasions, but
the demon Of riot never before took possession Of
the congregation to such an extent as 1t did last
night. There had been Q business meeting all
day long without any result, when one side of the
house wanted one Of their brethren to lead in
prayer or song. The other party became ex-
tremely solicitous to hear one OF their own num-
Der. In the evening when the preachers party
reassembled they found their opponents already
in possession of the church. They had taken
possession of the front seats, and even overhswed
into the pulpit.
There " eIe visible indications OF breeze, which
finally came when one Of the sisters shook her tist
in a brothers face and called him an old scoun-
drel. The brother grabbed thesister's back hair
ard war was Immediately declared on all sides.
The fight was general, but lasted but a short
time. Some jealous partisan threw a stone into
the crowd, which inflicted several cuts upon the
heads Of different individuals. When the police
arrived the trouble had quieted somewhat, but
Sister Maria Young had just reached for chair
with which she was about TO persuade brother,
and she was seized and taken to the station
house. The rest of the congregation followed
mournfullV
National Republican., 1876-01-19
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Buildings Condemnsd-The Operations of the
Health Office.


Health Office.
The Board Of Health met at their rooms last
evening, DIR. e. c. Cox, president, in the chair.
Mr. Marbury, from the committee on finance,
reported bills amounting to SIS, which were ap-
proved.
The health officer submitted the following report
ofthe operations of his office for the week ending
January 15 1876: Nuisances reported, 400; re-
ferred, 81; abated 672: referred to Commissioners
10; citizens complaints, p; ocial notices issued,
ls causes OF death investigated, Q; pecuniary con-
ditions investigated, o; burials at public expense
the poor l3; cost of medicines furnished by drug
gfsts, S39i9; deaths from zymotic diseases tnvest
gated l. scarlet fever, l; tons OF garbage removed
s.; dead animals removed, 81; privies cleaned BY
spected-l3 265 bushels oysters, 1908 punches fish.
Conference.-The bushels Of oysters buaches fish.
UnTholesome food eondemned-25 lbs. beef, lbs
ham, 40 chickens, 13 ..urkeys, geese. l6 rabbits
pirds, III heaGs cabbage, SO pumpkins, 8 bushels
"otaa.ves, ~ bushels turnips, 20 dozen oranges,
q bushel meal, z bushel apples, 4 bushel beets
and ! peck sweet potatoes. Pound report-anI-
mails impounded, II; redeemed, 8; killed, l; in
pound, !; amount realized, 50.
The frame house and premises No. 203 Bridge
street, Georgetown, and the frame and brick
house in alley between f and F and Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest, were condemned as
nuisarces, and the health oficer ordered to abate
them
A communication was received from the health
officer, stating that the contractors for the re-
mOval Of ofals last week failed to fulfil promptly
tanned in their contract, by allowing twelve bar
rels of garbage to be removed by wagons through
the city to farm in the vicinity, having sold the
garbage to the owner Of m the farm, and permitted
selected by the board, and without notice or per-
NIT from the health ofticer.
The matter was referred to the sanitary police
committee for investigation and report.
The beard then adjourned
National Republican., 1876-01-19
lllinois Rsnublieana.


A special meeting Of the ILLINOIS State Repub-
ncan Association was held last night at room g.
Ls Droit building; Colonel ]. o. P. Burnside,
president, in the chair, and Treasurer S. NJ.
Findley acting secretary.
Theodore L. DeLand was elected secretary.
The following resolution was offered bF Captain
A. II. Nixon and unanimously adopted after full
discussion:
Whereas It is believed that considera BILE num-
Der of persons, representing themselves as resi-
dents Of the State Of Illinois, who have not the
slightest identity with the State or who have
never been in the State, or, having once been res
tdents, have long since renewed from the State,
have, by series Of false representations secured
the Congressional political influence of tine State
to- obtain appointments now accredited to the
State, thereby prejudicing the rightful claimants
to said Congressional influence: therefore beit
Resolred, That It is the sentiment Of this asso-
citation that all recommendations for appoint
ments thus fraudulently secured should be with
drawn, and that We urgently call upon our Con-
gressional delegation to recommend only those
whose citizenship OF Illinois is assured.
MIR. Junius Sim0ns gave notice that at the next
meeting he would offer an amendment to the con-
stitutiOn of the association providing for tho ad-
mission to m membership Of the lady employees OF
the Executive Departments who hold appoint
ments accredited to Illinois.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday evening, February
10, at the same place.
National Republican., 1876-01-19
HECROsIs, .sCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY, CANKER,
HUMOR, LIVER COMPLAINT,
RHEUMATISM.
CONsUMPTION OF THE BOWELS.

CHARLEsTowN, MASS. March Is, 1860.
experience with the great Biood Remedy, VEGhsy ihs
TINE. have been keeping boarding house here
have great deal OF eiesness in me my familya iS
one case in particular l noticed the wonderful
- About The year I$Ea young man, then Is years
board the ship some months tefOre, and when the
siP es%s tS this port cdS he nc, same to
Lowell: His leg was swollen a5oSe the knee more
drag siong after him having no % use Of Il WHAT
ever. The effect OF this had reduced him to mere
Dr. George Hayward, o. Boston, to na attend Sfm.
Who then occupied @ prominent position in the
it bad case Of Necrosis; said he must Be remoSed
to the hospital have his leg oLensd and, the bone
bored, to allow the discharge of matter there COLI
lected: otherwise the leg must be amputated.
Not thinking 1t advisable to pursue this course,
Kennedy in the past with 50 good eec1, Concluded Se
to try It in this case Amer taking 1t TeguIariy for
general health so much improved that he ala moi
look like tie same person. At the end of ave
He remained in Lowell until the commencement
Of the war; then Joined the army and was pro-
have seen this Blood Rtmsdy used with unparsl
years, more or less, for Dyspepsia and General
Debility. and it alwsys appeared to give me new
One lady bo,rder was completely cured from
Canker Humor, after she had suffered for years
and tried almost everything else without receiving
any beneht. Another lady wasc ured from Liver
Complaint, which was bad case, and SO consid-
cred by the many physicians who had attended her
from lime to time.
have known its use by other boarders for
Rheumatism with extraordinary good effect.
A lady took IL for Consumption of the Bowels,
and found more relief than IN anything else she
could procure.
DO not want to oyersstImate its usefulness; but
what this good has done and is still doing,
for know what tits to be imposed upon when
sick, and think 1t is wrong for any one to over
estimate remedy at the expense of the helpless
sick snd j, for one will not do II under any cir
cumstsnces whatever. -
MRS. ALIvAs. MONROE,
l6l Chelsea street,
yEeETIANE A is sold by all Druggists.
National Republican., 1876-01-19
cORCoRAN GALLERY OF ART.
Annual Meetipg Of the Board Of Trusts


The annual meeting Of the board Of trustees of
Coreoran Gallery OF Art was held at the gallery
on Monday, January II, at 3 p. N. Thereports Of
the secretary, treasurer, curator and committees,
upon the operations Of the gallery during the year
1875, were read and accepted. All the officers Of
the institution were reelected.
The following is an abstract of the curator's re-
port: The picture galleries contain 12I paintings
belonging to the Institution of which u have been
added to the collection during the year 1876. One
of these is in water-colors. Nine of these new
pictures are BY foreign artists and three by Amer.
lean artists. The statuary IN marble consists Of
Is pieces, two of which, recumbent statues by
Rinehart, and the third.an antique head Of Diana
from the Smithsonian Institute, are additions OF
the past year. The sculpture halls contain 1l9
casts, of which Sc statues 33 busts and 80 bas
relisfs. The additions made In 1875 are statues,
bust and bds relief of the antique and 3statues
and IL bds relisfs Of the Rendissance and modern
statue. Besides these are daily expected Il ad-
ditional casts Of the antique and Of the Rennis-
sance. embracing the colossal bust of Michael
Angeles "Davfd" and his "Prisoners." The hall
OF bronzes contains lis bronZes, 132 electrotype
reproductions and 16 pieces OF msjolica, Sevres
ware, &c: an increase In the past year of 3S
bronzes, 81 electrotype reproductions and msjo-
lica vase. Number Of visitors In the year 1875,
6s,0A; on Thanksgiving day, November 25 1885,
the gallery was open Il nights-visitors, 012s;
greatest number of visitors day and night, 1881
National Republican., 1876-01-19
NJ prhIsa Tusayeat-

For thirty years there has been noimprovement
in the composition Of porous plaster. The re-
cent discovery of Cspcine and Its addition to an
improved porous plaster has introduced to the
consumers and the public an article Of progress.
The objection to the ordinary article Is Its slow
action. BENsoN's OAPCINE PoRoUs PLASTER
ovefcomes this great objection by efecting In q
few hours what the ordinary porous plaster 40
complishes in days and weeks Of continuous wear.
BENsoN's CAPCINE Porous PLAsTERs are pre-
ferred to all others on the following grounds:
First-Their composition IS OF an improved na-
ture, and combined with the recently
discovered vegetable principle-Cap-
cine-whicb, as powerful and unerring
specific, has never been equaled in the
history of true medicine. They operate
with astonishing vigor, bring almost i'm
mediate relief, and cure more speedily
and with greater certainty than any
known plaster, liniment or compound.
Second-They possess all the merit Of the ordt-
nary porous plaster with above addition,
and will cure all the various difficulties
for which they have been esteemed in as
many hours as the ordinary article
effects In days and weeks Of continuous
wear.
Third-They are a genuine pharmaceutical pre-
paration. skiIltuIly combined, of the
highest order of merit, purely vegetable,
contain neither metal nor mineral
poisons, iudorsed by physicians, and are
In no sense patent medicine.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, N. Y.
To be obtained for twenty five cents.
For sale by Drew & Gibbs, ID. p. Hinkling, L.
B. Ferguson, L. q. Bishop, and q. Stott * Co.
National Republican., 1876-01-19
THE CHARIoT.c0MPANY.

Getting Ready to commsncs Operations.
The Northern Liberty Chariot Company have
received four additional chariots, and been In.
formed that four others were on the way here,
and that the last four were ready for shipment.
The company expect, with their fourteen coaches,
to commence operations about the lst of Feb
ruary, under the management Of Mr.. ]. H. Mo-
Gill. Mr.. W. b. Turner has been appointed su-
psrintendent Of the stables, and Is now engaged
10 purchasing horses. The management, in the
selection Of drivers have given the preference to
selected, were in times past engaged on the old
omnibus lines. As It Is possible for the company
TO extend the line It Is proposed that all the
shares which are yet TO be subscribed. The quar-
ters-otices. car-house. &c.-sre on the Savage
Square market grounds.
National Republican., 1876-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

New house on 3 street for rent.
DIR. ]. Dixon, the humanitarian.
Elegsnt house on K street for sale.
Application for letters testamentary.
Employment wanted by q photographer.
Good business stand on Q street for rent.
The new books at Warren Choate & Co.'s.
Bnliard-table for sale BY Thomas J. Duffy.
Ten-rcom house, near the Capitol, for rent.
Railroad tickets for sale. by S. Goldstein & Co
Continental Life Insurance Company of New
York.
Parlor and bedroom on Thirteenth street for
rent.
New publications for sale by Solomons Il Chap
man.
Choice assortment of Paris millinery at Nine.
Jannarat's.
Sale of silver.plated ware and table cutlery by
Thomas Dowling.
Chancery sale of valuable cal estate on Seventh
street by b. II. Warner.
Sale Of promissory note. secured by deed Of
trust, by J. T. Wormey.
An elegant dwelling on T street, to be sold at
auction by Thomas Dowliug.