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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
ONE THOUSAND DOlLAES REWARD
l.NOn AN ;NCURABLE CASE
DIR. Le Richau's
Ol,OkN ALSA NJ

After years of trial on this coast. has proved
itsel. the only curative in certain class rl
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners as
incurabe.
DIR. LIE RIchau's Golden Baisam No. l
Cures Chsncres, first and second stages; Sores
Copper-colored Blotches, Syphilitic Cstatrb-
Diseased Scalp. and all the primary forms .!
the disease known as Syphilis. Price, s. PSI
bottle, or two for 50,
DIR. lie Richau's Golden Balsan No 3
Cures Tertiary. Mercurisl, Syphilitic kheuins
tism. Bsins in the Bones. Back Of the Nect.
liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitic Rash, umps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness Of he Limbs.
and ersdicates all diseases from the system.
whether caused by indisreton or abuse OF
accomplishing the blood pure and healthy,
Price, s. per bottle, or two for 50.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden Spanish
Antid0te.
For the cure Of Gonorrhes, GleSt. Irritation.
Gravel, and all Urinary or Genital disafrang=
meuts. Price, 50 so per bottle.
Dr. lie Richau's Golden Spnnish
Infection.
A wash and Injection fer severe cases OF Don
orrhea IntiamnatoIy elect. StriCtures. al! all
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. Phi :.
81 50 pei bottle.
Also. Agents for DR.. Lee RtShsu's
Golden Pills.
For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions. Ia
potency. and all diseases arising from NasIuI
baton and excessive abuses. Price IS PEI
bottle. The genuine COHEN BAI-sAM - put W
only i'll round bottles. On receipt OF pri>s.
these medicines will be sen. to all parts OF -.
country, by express or msil. securely pack 5,
and free from observation. Sole Agents. c. =.
RICHARDS y Co. wholesale and retail drug
gists snd chemists. southwest corner OF Clay
and Sansnme streets. ssh francisco. Call"rn
sugl0-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
LTA CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

IA Silver Mining Company Location Of
principal place of business, Carson City, Ne
vada. Location of works, Pyramid Lake Min
ing District. Wsshoe County. Nevada. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock on sceount of assessment No. levied on
the 9th day OF February, 1876. the several
amounts Sc; opposite the names u; the respect
i've shareholders, IS follows:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

THE CARSON CITY
SAVINGS BANK
CORNER OF CARSON aSn PROCTOR STREETS
In RrNCKEL's BLOCK.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
IRUsrEEs..
George Iuay Richard kirmar
Jacob Klein John u. Fox
George Gilison VIM. p. Mcintost
IT. II. Beck l.. A. Herrick
f. D. Stsdtmuller
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
George ellison John G.. FOX
VIM P. Mcintosh
This Bank will receive Savings deposits in
sums as low as One Dollar, and issue Pass
Books for the same; will issue Time and Call
Certificates of Deposit and receive Commercial
Deposits on open account subject or draft on
demand: will pay interest on Time Certificates
and Savings Deposits: buy and sell exchange
on New York, Canada and San Francisco.
Currency and bullion bought and sold. Make
collections. loan money, and discount COM
mercial paper.
Agents for the following Companies:-French
Insurance Corporation. westc chester of New York,
Traders OF Chicago. Citizens of Newark. Frank
lyn of 81: Louis, GLOBE Of Chicago and CONNER
cisi Union Assurance Company of London.
GEORGE TUELY, President.
WA. Y. NCINTosH, Vice Prest.
gro. p. HILL, Cashier.
novl6ti
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v,ck.s FLORAL GUIDE.
OCCIDENTAL
LIVERY STABLE
Carson Street.

SnyHIS OLD ESTABLIS Il ED AND
Il wide lyknown Stable has been lately reno
v.,ed, the old stock culled out and replaced with
enc young honses.
Carriagesof all descriptions on haad NOD
ERATE CHARGES.
Horses boarded b. the DAY or WEEK on
LOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS.
N.B.-Vs 1tsspd strictly to our own business
LIT WINNIE / DAVID.
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Choice Flower and Garden
SEEDS,
Strawberries and Peaches

SSs0V0SsssSc eAss~s SeAssSS
NJ E w O n rs BY MAIL !:
IN Plants of the newest and finest improved
sorts. carefully packed and prepaid, by nail.
Ny collection OF Strawberries took the first
premium for the best collection at the great
show OF the Massachusetts, Horticultural Soei-
ETY., in Boston, last season. l grow nearly 100
varieties, the most complete collection in the
country, including all the new, large American
and imported kinds. Priced descriptive cata-
logue, gratis, by mail. Also Bulbs. Fruit Trees.
Roses. Evergreens. Twenty-Five packets Gar
den or Flower Seed, 81 by mail.
G. G. The true Cape Cod Cranberry. best
C.. sort for upland, lowlana, or garden, by
mail, prepaid. 81 per 100; s. per Loco.
Wholesale catalogue to the trade. Agents
wanted.
b. NJ. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse.
Plymouth. Mass.
Established 1872. mh?4m3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
Foreign News.

Miss Emma Abbott, the American prlma
donna, opened the session at Cork on Tuesday
as Marguerite in Faust" aud was enthusiast
tically received.
The London Fioauoicr says Gl00, 900 of Rus.
sian gold coin have been brought to that city
for transportation to The Uaited States, and
more will be sent.
A manifesto of the advanced republicans has
beeo circulated throughout Spao which de-
mauds the renewal of the Constitution Of 1869,
the suppression of the clause relative to the
monarchy, and the equality of all religions.
Adviccs from San Domingo say that Presi-
dent Espaillst has succeeded in mastering the
revolutionary General Marcos Cabral, who
threaten d the capital lie was totally routed
The southern part oil the Republic is thus paci
fed, the ouly place held by the revoluliouists
being the port OF Qua, which is bIockaded by
the Government. The principal towns in the
uorthern provinces, Santiago and Puerto Plata,
are held by the Government, but The rcvUiu
tioni>ts keep all the roads intercepted. No
doubt President Espaiat will quell the revolt,
meanwhile the country suffers earfulIy. Bust
ness is completely paraIyz ID.
The insurrectiou in the State of Cauca cou-
tinues The Government forces there are daily
increasing. Ga Saturday, the 10th inst, While
some cannon were being tested on the beach
near Panama one of them exploded, killing four
persons, dangerously wouuding TWO or three
others, aud slightly hurting eight more. The
President of the State aud the leading officers
Of the quad are among the hurt. The Gov
ernmcnt of Panama is augmeutiug its militia
tol &c to 1924 men, as by official decree. The
bulk OF luese will be sent into the States at
war, it necessary. No fighting is apprchended
10 Panama. There are rumors of fight a,
Carriage, but they have not been confirmed.
A Belgrade dispatch says the proclamation
of Prince Milan as King of Servia is enthusiast
tically received by the population. 1t is be-
ieved that the Prince and his Ministers ooly
disavow the act because OF the pressure exer
cised by the Powers, particularly Russia. 1t is
stated hat the plague has broken out am ,Dg
the Turks before Al-xina'z. and they are com
PEELED to change their positions every three
days and burn their tents add huts. A later
dispatch from Belgrade says that 10 consc
luence OF the refusal of the Scrvian Ministry |
10 concur in the action of the army a new Min |
stry will go iuto Office to-day. aud that Milan
will then be crowned kiug. This makes the
for peace less satisfactory, Tut it is |
thought that Turkey will interpose no serious
objection to an indefinite prolopgation of the |
Irmstice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
News OF the Day.

The Oregon Legislature has elected Governor
Grover 10 the United States Senate. He Is
democrat, and succc, ds James K. Kelley, dem-
ocrat.
The work of demolishing the frame buildings
near the Centennial grounds was commenced
Yesterday morning, and vigorously prosecuted
throughout the day, the occupants offering 10
resistance.
Rev. j. B. Langlois. ofthe Catholic Church.
died of yellow fever Oh Saturday. He vent to
Savannah from Macon to assist 10 minsterlDg
to the sufferers from the prevailing epioemlc
His death bears martyr testimony OF bis deVo-
ZION to the principles of Christian beneVolence
and charity which he taught 10 bis lite.
The chairman and secretary of the New ork
Bible committee having sent CONTAMINATION
to Gen, Newton, urging that the He'll Gate ex'
p!osion take place some other day than Sunday,
Gen. Newton verbally replied that, while ne
respected the Sabbath as much as any one, the
explosion on that day Was matter OF necessity.
Another council was held at the Red Cloud
agency on Wednesday between the Sioux Com
mission and the representative chiefs OF the
| Sioux, Cheyenues aud Arapahoes, which re-
suited in the Slgulng OF the treaty proposed ny
the Commission. Red Cloul Little Wound
aud other chiefs made speeches 10 which they
complained Of the bad faith Ut the Government
with regard 10 former treaties, and stated what
they expe ctcd in the future. The treaty vii
| az oncc be sent 10 Washington for ratification,
| and several prominet chiefs will come on Vls
! TO the Great Father.
The strike on the Combahee has broken ou
afresh with increased violence. The strikers
are beating most brutally all the co!ored haod
whom they find at work. Some OF these hands
who had been working for 81 day, ADD wh(
we're terribly cut aud bruised yesterday, reached
| Charleston that evening, hoping fol. redres
from the United States Court as the civil OH
GERS Of the State are powerlcss 10 the disturbed
regions, aud the gangs ofstrikers are masters
the situation. The planters are in despair
about harvesting the rice crop. Gov. Chamber
lain has gone to Massachusetts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, SLfrEMBER %, 1876.

C,rv MEASUREMENTS AND INSPECTIONS
Municipal governments iUriuefiy gave mu'u
more attention than now 10 the matter OF SD
periptendiuy the providing OF tue community
with the articles OF common subsistence; 10 see
that such articles were wholesome, were sold
at fair rates and that true weight and just
measure were given. The remnants OF this
custom still subsst in all city ordinances; those
OF Alexandria being among the pumoer The
CORPORATION felt itself bound to see, not only
that all citlzcos had pure air and good water
but it exercised paterual supervisor over
those who supplied them with the prime ar
ices of meat, drink and fuel. The lospectlous
created by municipal laws were formerly Tor
the benefit Of the consumers within the NUM-
Qualities. A careful attention to them often
give the standard Of port an especial value
abroad, and many inspections were kept up
for this reason, after their domestic use ceased.
We see 10 our midst row eVldecct OF the care
which, il odeo days, was exercised over the
interests of the consumer in articles OF prime
necessity, by noting the difference between The
municipal ordinances relating to the common
fuel of oIden times and the common fuel OF to
day, Wood imodern fue) is measured and IN,
spccted by city official, and all the carts which
transport 1t are required to have their standard
officially graduated for fractions OF cord.
Coal, 1.-THE fuel of latter days. passes without
auy official supervision whatever, except that
the clerk of the market occasionally adjusts u
Eairbauk balance. The commuGliy doubtless
nayer derived sufficient advantage from the
old system OF inspectors to lead them to extend
their operations, as but one new lbspectorship
that Of oysters-bas been recently created,
and MANY of the old inspections have fallen
into ai-use. The first charter of the Town gave
the city ASST, OF bread wlne' beer wood and
other tbings," and the city has, from time to
time. provided meaus for inspecting lumber,
fire wood, beet and pork, oysters, tobacco
liquors, -four and hay. Some of these have
been since taken up by the State, and others
have ceased to be OF use. The present charter
authorizes the city Ito regulate by law the in
snecriou of domestic spirits and tobacco, meas
uripg and inspection Of wood and bark, lum
Der, grain, COAL beet, pork, guauo, butter and
lard, hay, fodder aud straw, y but the auction
of the city govcroment 10 relation to many OF
these subjects is merely nominal and has never
been used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

The SOUTHERN "PRovINCEs. The follow.
ing melancholy satire on republican institutions
is published in the administration court journals !:
Changes of stations oftroops during the week
ending Saturday, September l6. 1876: Com
pany L. % artillery, from Fort Macou, North
Carolina, to lancaster, South Carolina. Com
pauy T, I'd Infantry, from Mount Vernon bar.
racks, Alabama. to Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Company &, ID infantry from Mount Vernon
barracks, Alabama, to Atlanta, Georgia. CON-
paDy A, % infantry, from Livingston. Alabama,
to Atlanta, Georgia. Company Z, 2diutantry,
from Huntsville, Alabama, to Atlanta. Georgia,
Company K, ID Infantry, from Mobile, Ala
bama, to Atlanta, Georgia. Company A, 10th
infantry, from Fort Concho, Texas, to Fort
McKavett, Texas Post established: Lancas-
ter, South Carolina,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

Brick Pomeroy is sIssbiug away right and
left at 10th Tiden and Hayes, and 10 favor OF
Cooper. He has goodly number of personal
followers among the democrats, in all sections
of the couotry, aud as be- is too coed member
of that party to ujurc it without thereby Sc
curing the election of bis own favorite, and as
that favorite will not receive one electoral VOTE
it is to be hoped that he will come around all
right by election day and advise his friends to
vote for Tildcu, whom he likes Infinitely better
than be does Hayes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
co NJ NJ E,RCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept 2S.-The mar.
ket continues active, and prices rule firm.
Wheat is in good receipt. and prices ranged
from 10 to i28 for fair to c:oice; offerings of
1860 bushels. But little Corn WAS offered, and
that brought 80 Tor mixed Rye and Oats have
both advanced, and sales were made 1t 5Os5S
for the former, and 30s38 for the latter
Coal REPoRT-The following is report Of
the receipts and shipments of coal during the
week ending today:
RECEIPTS. TONS
Amer. Coal Co., j. il. PARROT, jr., Agt 2-l5
j. p. Agnew .......... GEO
Hamp and Bait Co., ". G. Howard, Agt. GOD
Blaen Avon Co., S. 2. S. Hutson Agt... OJU
-
TOTAL 1916
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal Co........ 2 $50
tntnp shire and Baltimore Co.. .... 80
j. +. AgneW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
Blaen Avon Go ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Go
Total. ........ Observation-Disclosures. Silj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
posed to the conclusion that the State will 70
democratic by small majority 10 October, and
bv considerable one in November.

The Attorney General Of South Carolina has
pu, off the trial OF the parties charged with be-
ing the leaders in the Hamburg massacre until
January next, although the counsel tor the ac-
cused vehemently protested against cont'uu-
ance of the case. aud demanded trial at the
time first set the Combahee negroes are driv
ing the industrious aborers out of the rice fields,
but Gov. Chamberlain, instead Of seeing that
the trials are held at once, and that the persons
guilty be punished and that the rice field hands
be allowed to work, is running after President
Grant and asking him to send more troops to
South Carolina to secure his. Chamberlal ue's,
re- election
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

No one who has any respect for life of rect,
tude,o who regards the appreciation of friends,
or who can appreciate the happiness of mind
void of ofeuse, ever believed that Mr.. TiIdcn
had been guilty Of the low and mean crlmo of
perjuriug himself to save a few dollars by a
false income return. Other sort OF people,
however, did believe it, or said they did, but
the refutatior Of the charge, published 10 yes
terday's paper, will silence all such-this is, if
they have any regard for the reputation OF their
understanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

The Mississippi Valley Lumberman ard
Manufacturer contains cut and description
of the long and beautiful extension bridge now
being erected across the Mississippi river, at
Minneapolis by engineer Thomas Nj. Griffith
of Seminary Hill, bear this city, one Of the
most accomplished and successful civil epgi-
neers in the couatry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

American morality aud institutions are being
made ridiculous in the eyes Of the world BY the
trial now 10 progress 10 Washington, in whl,h
the criminal, though just escaped the pcnlteu-
tary Oh a verdict of not proven, is the Com
missioner of Public Buildings and a coonel in
the u. s. army, and who has not been even
suspended during his trials.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

By waving the bloody shirt in the North,
and telling the negroes 10 the South that Til
den and Hendricks will reinsave them the
radicals hope to stir up hltcd and fear sufi-
cient to secure their control of the country,
but the signs indicate that their efforts have
been 10 vain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

The Philadelphia Times states that move
ment has beeu organized in connection with
the centennial celebration for the purpose OF
increasing the endowment of Washington and
Lee University, at L-xiogton, VI by contrl
butious from all parts of the country as centen-
oial offerings or expressions of god will to-
wards the school, as we'll as to serve the lm-
portaDt purpose of Strengthening the cause OF
education where strength is sadly needed. lo
fur,heranc, of this object a meeting will be
held 10 Philadelphia on the 10th of October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
{ Established in lS4Ol
u ARG AIMS IN 5 / l. b ) 9.
PERRY & BROTH Err

PERRY q BROTHER
Have made large additions to their already we'll
selected stock OF
FOREIGN BLACK, COLURED and FANCl
SILKS,
which will be offered ut exceedingly low prices.
These goods having been secured PRO- !" -"
heavy advance in the price Of NV silk CORE
auent upon the failure "t the silk crop,
WILL Be SOLD
without r, f.rence TO their present marke. vatae
Purchasers may :Iot again have such al "pp'F
tuniy a. the pre- ell t. sec ire Silks ~ thcPIc'
nov Offering The attention Of irchis n tom
ers and strangers is invited.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
It Washiagtc !, d. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

ALEXANDRIA AND ITS BACK CoUNTRY.-lt
is quite certalu that no one who Will besto"
even slight attention to the subject can decry
the enterprise of Alexandria. Nor has there
been less enterprise 10 other portions OF the
State. From the time the town came back to
Virginia in 1916, the country portion o. the
State 10 this vicinity has, with an energy aud
enterprise equal TO that Of the town itself, sec
oned its eff Jrts to develop the resources OF the
Commonwealth. And to some OF the COUNTIES
u. S. census tables do an apparent Injustice.
Culneper county tor instance apparently shows
a decrease siuco the opening OF the present CEN
tnrv, while the contrary is the tact. Cupcper
had 10 1900 population of 1890, which 10
1880 had Increased 10 "a ,U27 ln the next de-
cade Rappahannock county was taken OF from
Culpeper, bringing its population IN 1910 down
to IL 1898, from which it bad Increased IN 1870
to l2,227. Orange county, too, had Increased
from Ii ,449 10 1900 10 ID, 637 10 1880. After
wards Greene county was taken OF, reducing
Orange in 1910 10 9,l25 from which there
was an Increase to 10, 1896 10 1870 Since 1880
pahaunock and an increase 10 Orange anu
Greene. The fact remains that while from
1890, when the census begun, 10 1870, the couu
try both back. towards the mountains and on
both sides of the river, of which Alexandria
was the eutre polt diminished largely II popu
lation, while Alexandria increased six fold,
growing irom =, I46 in that year to IL, 57l 10
1870, and if Mr.. Chataignc's estimate be &C.
cepted as accurate to over l6 900 10 1876. The
back country is 10 nowse to blame for deca-
deuce. After the cession of Alexandria to the
District OF Columbia the back country here
aboutS was connected With no city, aud the city
had 10 back couotry. The city Was stuutcd,
and the country, losing the stimulus of political
connection With the ty,retrograded. For the
ten years before Alexandria was scDt to the
District, Fairfax increased, Prince William To-
creased, and Stafford increased. The next ten
years their decay began. Had Alexandra re
maiucd Virginia city the influence of the
State and its material support Woul have been
used 10 her behalf, and city and Country would
alike have advanced 10 the path of prosperity.
Ex-Vics President Schuyler Colfax has given
up the contest in Indiana aud gone to the Cen
tcunial exposition. Before leaving South Bend |
he remarked to the postmaster there that it |
was needless for him 10 remain, as the demo |
Gratis were sure to carry the State. Nearly every |
body else who cones or writes from Indiana |
says the same thing. The Germans. who have
a controlling Influence there, have determined |
to have change and to see if things wont be
better. A correspondent of the New York |
Herald writing from the State says: MIR Carl
Schurz has been conspicuous failure 10 so far
as influencing the Germans to vote the repub
licap ticket. Several things conspire to make
the Germans take their present course, notably
the hard times, which they have been brought
to believe are attributable to the republican ad.
ministration. After all have heard am dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

The change in the political aspect of South
Carolina, the only Southero State the radicals
claimed, has become so great of late that the
hopes the radicals entertained OF carrying it
have been dampencd, and they now Say that
without the aid of an army of u. S. troops with
banners, that black bear-a united South-will
be an accomplished fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
WASHINGTON ADVERT =
" II y ia ~ u Wv -lIF I.ft >
WALL OPENING.
PERRY & BROTH Err.

Have just opened
HIGH NOVELTIES
for autumn, manufactured by the most cca-
bratei lubricants of the European markets. The
selection comprises the
LARGES VARIETY
of materials and shades, adapted to the latest
taste in COSTU ES.
Those for street and house wear will inclu !"
some exceptionally rich and hitherto unknown
standings and combinations, with n variety for
full dress occasions.
Black Silk Velvets, all widths; Rsck and
CooreI Velvris, 'or trlmmia.; Hosiery and
Kid Gloves Cloth nni Seal Skin Cirak- I.tc..
shapes; Linens and Hor -ekecplng Goods,
ALL WOOL BLANKETS,
Lupin's Black Goods, Sc.
All goods that .rc offered by our firm are ot
the best msnul .cturc.
One Price only. Marked in Plain Figures
PERRY 81 BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue ard Ninth -trost,
Washington, d. &.
(Estab ishcd in lS4Ol ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23

Mr. Freemautle. conservative, has been
elected to the House Of Commons, to ill the
vacancy occasioncd by the election Of MIR. Dis
raeli to the peerage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
AL. R,RCk.

Arrived-Boats } Green, w A Myers, SAM
Henry, w Smith, Ellis Porter, Be"her.
Sanford and II Parrot! jr, - american
Coal Co
Departed Boats } Green, NJ = Myers, sam
Henry and w Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-23
MEETINGS
CTOCkHOLDEKo' MEETING.

HNIUOh HUIDEIt J VI Z II K-''
Tho rcgu ar annual meeting Of the st5g kh"i-
ers Of the ALEXANDRIA and WASH ST.
TON RAILROAD COMPANY will DC ne;I n.
the off Of the company, in AIesandr's w.
corner Of King and ST. Asuph streets al I"'' :,
o'cluck m on MONDAY, October sd a. H.
1876 JOHN Cho " 4,
sep 2l-wtd Sccr'l"iS'