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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

Many of those who have foretold the ruin of
this country have based their snticipations of
such an event upon their fears of manhood
suffrage, aud have been strengthened 10 their
opinions by the results of that suffrage when
taken by ballot. But who ever supposed that
the views and expressions of these prophets of
impending ruin would be adopted by the peo-
pie among whom the assigned causes of the
dreaded approaching evil originated, and were
cherished as their choicest blessings and yet
the Philadelphia North American says, in al
ludiug to late election frauds: "rhese iucreas
lug troubles all over the country are gradually
generating hostility 10 the vote by ballot and
a feeling 10 favor of the vote by voice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

Intelligence from Cumberland continues to
be uutavorable to hopes for an early resump-
ton Of active business 10 the G. and D. Canal.
tools have been taken out of the Maryland Coal
Coupauy's mines, and the openings Of the
mines boarded up. The pay of the salaried
officials of the company have been reduced one
half for the present. The Allegausn says that
the only way Of breaking the hitch lis the
couveuiug of the legislature but if that be
the only way, expectations of large coal bust
ness this year may as we'll be relinquished at
once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
There is tide in the affairs of men
Which, taken at the food, leads to fortune.

MIR. Window has introduced 10 the Senate a
bill to amend the tonnage tax statute so as to
read as follows:
'tNo vessel belonging to any citizen of the
United States, trading from one port within the
United States to another port within the United
States, or employed in the bank, whale or other
fisheries, shall be subject to tonnage tax or duty,
nor to any tax, charge, toll or assessment for
levee or wharfage dues. so called, or for any
other purpose whatsoever, for landing at or
transactng business at or across or on any pub
lie wharf, levee, dock or pier, which is con.
structed or maintained by, or in which any mu-
nicps corporation has any pecunary interest /;
provided such vessel be licensed registered or
enrolled"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2. 1875.

The late decision of the Supreme Court Of
the United States with reference to the retro
cession of Alexandria to the State Of Virginia
has strengthened the hopes Of the George
town people, who, from longer association
with Washington, have learned enough about
that city to be even more anxious to absolve
municipal oonsection with it than the Alexan
driaus were, aud the Courier, the organ Of that
town. says:
Opportunity is DOW afforded the people of
Georgetown aud all who dwell 10 the District
of Columbia west oil Rock Greek to exert them
selves energetically until retrocession to Mary
land shall be assured The decision of the Su
preme Court in the case of Alexandria removes
the only impeachment hitherto felt, and every
man here must now see his way clear toward
the attainment of 40 object so full OF bright
promise, whereby this town would become the
second city 10 population OF Marylaud and center
of attraction for public men as an eligible abode,
near the seat of government, yet 10 sovereign
State, instead of being used as tail to the kite
of Washington, scarcely dlscernlbe on the
map, without Influence, importance, or even
representation of any kind. But we do 'Ot
propose to expatiate on thi, subject, esp :
cially as We have already on numerous coca
siops endeavored to point out the importance
of retrocessioo to every interest here. That the
District is not in the future likely to find much
favor with Congress, may be seen By the tenor
of resolutions adopted at State Convention 10
Indiana last w ednesday, which oppose the as
sumption by Congress of the debts of the Dis
trict of Columbia" However difficult it may
be to overcome prejudces, or, rather, to desire
change 10 an order of things which has been
for generations continued, it must nevertheless
be apparent to even the dullest comprehension
that the panaces for the anomalous condition
OF Georgetown is 10 retrocession. Act, then,
in the living present; for
There is a tide in the affairs Of men
Which, taken at the huod leads to fortune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

10 the Supreme Court Of the United States,
Yesterday, in the case fthe New York Lille In
suracce Company against Heudscu the question
was whether policy Of life insurance issued by
the company uuon the life Of the plaintiffs
husband, resident OF Virginia, before the war,
was discharged as contract by the condition OF
war, releasing the com pauy from liability. The
court below held that the failure of payment of
the premiums Was excused by the abseuce of
the proper receipts; that the company Was
bound to keep 40 agent present to receive pre-.
miums and pay policies, and that it's neglect to
do so excused the non payment. 1t was urged,
on appeal, that the war dissolved all relations
and discharged all contracts between the par
ties, and that there can be no recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
A CakD-TO THE VOTERS OF ALIEN.

A CAkD-TO THE VOTERS OF ALIEN
"A ANDRIA CITY AND COUNTY,
Though | Was announced as desiring the noml-
nation for the Legislature long before any one
supposed Mr. Febrey would b. candidate, or
the county would urge caln at once wrote,
on seeing his own card, and sent to both paper.
card Withdrawing my name, which would
have been published April 19.n, but withheld
it 81 Mr.. Mush bach's request until this crcun
stances attending Mr. Febrey's candidacy and
tho claims of the county could be ascertalned by
him 1t WIS my purpose II withdraw, H"csH-'
though knew the motives OF those IN THIS CITY
who were urging Mr. Febreys num!na.!om yct
I knew MIN t, be so good man that WAS will
ing to step back But in difference to The wishes
of friends who are not satisfied with the manner
of his nomination, | remain can III .t", -!
>ubmit only to the decision OF Il primary etec-
ton My reasons are: That The prctcnsn OF the
cuuuty's title to this half term (Which Was
strangely ignored mst falD Is mare sham 10
cheat her of b rhoie term in the next c.cclIoA,
in the interest If u small set, who assume !"
regulate sll elections in Alnxandrls, Ana that
MI. Fe5rev Was persuaded 10 come out Dy w"
or three men. acting without authority oil inc
party, and with the purpose stated sAa'
take care u let he people know these lacIs, ~"
if the Conservative voters SEE them ~ 49,
they will, if worthy Of independence OF senI'-
mont stamp such action with their cohdenlhh'
ton. | shall, if elected, admit the county
claim IN the next y ection and rrtir" myse,'' "
necessary TO assert 1t. If beaten by Nr fepfey
in q primary election, l shs! feel that Tue cry
and county will have most worthy rep1ese"J'
live, but | wish 10 know | HI beaten ia!F!y ~
the Dsni,ls and not TO be crowded gu, by rits
,u - ~ NJ. D BALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

The New York Herald 10 an editorial about
the Emperor of Brazil calls him Yankee En-
peror, because he avoids making show of him
self and travelling through the country as a
private gentleman. We were unaware before
that the retiring disposition of the Emperor
was distinguishing trait in Yankee character,
and had labored under the false impression that
it was just the reverse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

Davenport, the witness whose evidence was
to knock that of Whitley, regarding the ez-
penditure of Government money for election
purposes 10 New York, by order Of the Presi-
dent, into cooked hat, was before the lives.
tigatng Committee, yesterday, but failed to
disprove anything Whitley had said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

The turuiug of card corners has become al
most as much of an art as "foolin with the
kerds'' used to be, and nearly as Incompetent
sbc, but such information as the New York
Commercial Advertiser has CLEANED concerning
it we republsh for the benefit OF many enqul,
rers: IN the practice Of turning card corners,
the upper left hand corner denotes 'visite, and
used for an ordinary call; the upper right
hand corner turned down means 'felictation,
ADD for visit of congratuIatioo; the lower lett
hand corner congo, represents farewell call;
and the lower right hand corner coincidence,
expresses desire to sympathizi with bereave
meut. The rule most generally understood is
the turning of one end Of the card, which de-
notes wish to see the ladies Of the family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
Queen Victoria's Visit TO Germany

The Queens late visit TO u ,rmany aud her
refusal to accept ,he h0spltalltlei OF the wife OF
the President OF France, on her way through
that Republic have been heretofore mentioned.
A Paris correspondents oil the New York Herald
sheds the following light on that visit:
The Duke D :c.zes, McMahon's Minister
for Foreigu Affairs. gave i splendid dinner
aud bail at The Grand Palacc IN the Qu!y
d'Orsay, yesterday evening. EverybJly 10
Paris, including the Duke oi Eiuburgh and
the principa! newspaper correspondents. were
there, but he Duke attracted more attention
than the men OF letters. because ii Was whls-
pered about hut he had been sent b. Queen
Victoria to make sort Of apology tol tI'at
august lady $ naughty treatment OF the R"pub-
icau Government when she passed through
France on her mysterious visit to Germany
few days ago.
The mystery attending he movements Of the
il!ustriou traveller is bow cxpiod-d anu the
cat is fairly out OF the bag. Ills Il yAi ti!gh
ness of Edinburgh being rather douo;!ul as to
the pcrnaGcucy OF monarcha INSTITUTIONS 10
Europe is DESTROYS Of selling his prospective
rights as The adopted heir Of his uhcle, tie
reignlrg Duke of Coburg Gotha, and his
mother, who has always had the character Of
shrcwd business womou, has gone to ncgotl-
ate the sale Gu uautral ground al Baden.
Bismarck & Co. have bid about $4,000 600
for it, the Qu-:n stands out Tor 5 10 OOU, 800,
and will probably get al i'a-t 40 thirds oil what
she asks Indeed, the acgaIni:.g is merely for
money down instead u All auuuiiy charGCabc
90 the duchy, and il does not seem to arise
from any divergence Of opinion between the
British and Geruan soverc2D5 as to the selling
value of the property. Bi,merck at first pro-
posed IS 900, 900 ready cash and an annuity OF
$500 OUU charged upon the revenues OF the
tuchy. This would be ab1ut The value Of tie
CAPITA sum OF the $40 900 900 IL dispute, sup
posing it invested i'll tie Ej4Esh three pr
cent; and Bs,mIrck, seiz IL this osten=lblc
advantage a>hrewIly areun1 10 that sense,
showing toe Green and her son that they W Duid
not lose aoy income by acc ti?. the prop 'srd
arranecment and that, inas;nucn as the Duke
of EdiEburgh7 had children, he would lee,
naturally bound to preserve the capital Of his
fortune intact TOR them; because they c3u!l not
absolutely count on being provided Tor cut OF
the public taxation either OF England or prus-
STA. Quceu Victoria, however, is said TO have
inquired whether the Chancellor really con
sidered the English three per cents desirable
investment, and whether higher Interest
could not be obtained fer money without in-
curriug serious risk Lift can, Madam, the
Chancellor is said t. have replied, your prince
ly sou might be s:ti>b u with less capital.
The fact is the German eXs 'rqu-r Is nnt very
full and there are many ctaims on 1t. But
there is very good reason 10 bcIevc that Kaiser
Wilhelm and his Minister will Gnl enough
funds to buy the duca crow of Coourg Gotha.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

The results of the investigation into the
management of the insane asylum, Oh the OPP
posite side of the river, now in progress, 90 far
toward substantiaing the most dreadful &C
counts ever published of the horrors of mad
house, the more 50, perhaps, because the Su
perinteudent of the asylum has heretofore been
considered an amiable, intelligent and courte-
ous gentleman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
j. Fl. JANNEY. !
r.. SNOWDEN, :
s. g. NEALE J

Six men we're hanged at Fort Smith. Arkan:
sas, yesterday. Three were iul-blooded Choc,
taws, one a full booded Cherokee, one full
blooded negro named Wilson, native Of Vlr.
giuia, aud ooc white map, William Leach, 8
native Of Georgia. They were all sen enced al
Z late term OF the D. s. Court for the western
district OF Arkansas, and we're hanged 90 the
same scafoId as the six murderers who were
hung there 90 September 3rd last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
MARI< b INTELLIGENCE
sun rose............5 II sIoo tl,cs.,...... >. II
>un sets ..............b IL EI2l WGlcr.... U u

A.alVE.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to FA
Reed
Steamer Sue, Bal.m re, to } Rroders Il Co.
Schr Florence Dean, p 'vidence, 10 master
Schrs X Denike and Caroline hicnzle for
Wa hinAt)n.
Schr as Gallagher, Washington, 10 john z
Agnew.
Steamship George H Stout Phialelphis, by
+ A Reed.
Schr & Hart, New Bed ord, by ) 2 5 Hut.
son
Schrs Emily s. Jenny, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Rebeccs Florence, hence, at Boston 10Th
Schr " Magee, for this port. cleared NJ
Port and VI oh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

The Connecticut delegation to the Cincinnati
Convention will support Jewell IS their first
choice for President. and after him Bristow
Ohio will split % Bristow and Morton, the
majority going for the former. Idaho is un-
pledged but will be 10 favor Of Blaine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
TT HAS BEEN FOUNDi

Did you try J. SCHNEIDER'S FIVE CT.
SEGAR? Warranted Havana filler. If not,
do so 1t once Call Tor the OPERA The great
est inducement ever offered. He has also u
great curiosity Tor sale in the shape of CEN
TENNlAL PIPE, which sbsorbs all the nico-
tine, and gives the smoker the pure flavor of
bscco Only i've cents piece. ALSO genuine
i'm ported SEL1ZER WATER just received.
Price IS per jug. j. SCHNEIDkR,
ap l5-lm No. 2 King street.
UNPOWDER TEAS; an entire new line.
VI G. VIM. RAMSAY,
ap2l Corner King and st. Asaph sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

PERsONAL.-Thc Winchester News. says
we see some Of the papers pu' Ozas Blanchard
down as negro, which is incorrect. Heis, we
understand, native of Maine, who came to
Fairfax county some ten years ago. lie was a
member of The Maine Senate, aud of Congress
from that State b:Iore the war. He is Que OF
the delegates from this district to the Cinciu-
natl Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

Edwin Wooster, OF Huntington, prominent
CITIZEN aud mIl-owuer, with two employees,
was examining The pond just above the great
dam 90 the IIousatunc river, at ID: rby, Con
nccicut, last / thursday night, when they were
drawn over aud drowned. Mr.. Wooster was
formerly,.a member of the Assembly, and a
candidate for State Senator last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
7ELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

George Richie, prominent merchant of
Philadelphia, committed suicide yesterday at
Norristown, Pa, by shooting himseIf He was
director Of the Kensington National Bank
and of the Haunas DistiIlery Company.
Abbott, the Osippee murderer, who killed
his wife with an axe at Concord, N. H., last
fall, pleaded guilty to murder 10 the second de-
gree yesterday, and Was sentenced to thirty
years 10 the penitentiary.
The Arcade large brick building at Pater-
500, n. j., was burned last evening. Loss
$4,000
The Deengbam paper mill at Heuricke r
village, n. H WIS burned this moroing. Loss
$4,000
The coal aud stores of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company were attachad at San francisco
to day by the Panama Railroad Go.
Charles f. Strong has been electe assignee
by Duncan, Sherman & Co. creditors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
NEWS OF THE DAY.

A Washington dispatch 10 the New York
Times says that there are the most astounding
rumors now al at OF the future use TO which
Whitley is to be put in the matter of ibvestl,
cations 1t is said, among other things that
he will 70 before the committee iuvestg ga log
the whskey frauds and show tina! he himself
was member OF tn Rug, an. will tE@n tell a
story duplicating prominent parties, and intro
ducc letters aud documents - show cOnclu'
svcly the guilt OF Gen. Babcock. Their. is also
to be si,oWU through the agency OF Whitley,
or ody else that the Presidents 0auIe
has been used 10 an Unauthorized way 1t not
indeed actually Urged, to Important documents
by Gen. Babceck:
tn, House Committee or Pacific Railroads
has resumed consideration Ut the Senate bill 10
extend The time for completing the Northern
Pacific Railroad and OF the prop0Stloa offered
by Mr.. Thrnckm0rtnu 10 extend the time also
for the Texas Pacific Company. A letter has
been submitted addressed TO the chairman by
&, Z. HuutiLgtou prrpnSing as al amendmcut
that the Southern Pacii; Railroad Company
of California shall! be allowed To cOtStruct a
road cas- ward fryru the Colorado IlVcr and re-
cciyc he reyas Pacific land grant tor such pOr
ton of the Trans Continental Line of railroad
as it anticipates the latter IN building within
the next SIX years.
Al the late strike and riot Of 200 men at the
KaDawha river improvements, uear Charles
ton, the negroes who were employed were
driven away by the whites. The County Court
adjourned, and taking the sheriff with L force
of 100 men. qurlIel the disturbance. The
work will probably go on without further mo
leslaton, and the negroes who wrre brought
there to take he place Of the strikers, and
those VINO brought them, have left.
The California grain crop prospects are re-
ported very iue aud an unprecedented yield is
auticiuated. Fruit aIsJ promises well, though
in some districts it has suffered somewhat IRON
late iros!s.
G. P Snyder, prominent young lawyer
and ex-Mayor Of the city Of Charleston, West
Virginia, was abbed dangerously by school
teacher named \ lsh on the 2Otn last. Nash
was arrested aud sent to jaI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
NJ. d BA Ill.

Alexandria, Va, April 2-I $50
WE TAKE pleasure in hereby tehdrThs
w our sincere thanks to Messrs ; u n ~,
new l. Son. i pc, Is of The Virginia Slaie, Inc
Virginia Fire nd Marine, The Virginia HOME
and The Granite Insurnnc Comp'n IS, 81! {"
Richmond Virgins, for having promptly se',
tied up with US in full or our losses Iu:ta: T,n
by the fire, on Fishtown on the nigh: Of t9r ''A
instant Holm T ARMSTRONG.
GOTTFRIED kRiEG.
apy2-2t JOHN s. BEACH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
CANAL COMMERCE..

,ra., -YTTT7TEt ~, ,IT.T7.lk .ri> ,ET7IIt
&C. aa5Rs3S -.
Arrived: Boats Fleming i NJ otter and 6 W
knode, to Baen Avon Cosl Co; Carrie. timber
for Alexandria Marine Railway Co
Departed Bosts q w knode, w K Shaw,
Nora & Willie NJ e Waters + NJ Byron and
Mary Mertins
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
ap22-2t

~1nIrpt tLUUK
L. Isaac Wenger's Family,
H. TT, mpsvr's do,
Edinbur. do,
Pocanortss do
Big Spring do,
Aurora be:: do,
Spring Whea. do.,,.
Urc'e Toms best Extra,
Cliff Mills Spring do,
q. Meen's do,
NJ sssnut On Super.
Lucus d Gifts Fine. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY, Agent,
.,o2 Il King -treSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

Mr.. Chas. f. Nicol, son of Judge Nicol, is
a candidate for the ofic' of Commonwealth 8
Attorney for PRICE William county. Mr..
A!eck Sinclair, who was candidate, has with
drawn from the contest leaving the Canvass TO
be contested by Me5srs Meredith aud Nico.
COL Mosby is iu favor OF Secretary Fish for
President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
Bank Statement.

REcEIrTs OF PRODUCE The following were
the receipts by the Wa ston City, Virginia
Midland ard Great Southern K. K. this week
Corn 31e5 bushels. whaat $50 rye 30, beans
TO- potatoes 5 corn inca! 5, dour 443 bsr~s,
ground sumo 1882 lbs, ground bark G. 4uy
lbs, leather 80 ru::s tobacco III boxes, ores IL
boxes, line 20 Db,s, o.k umD,r 4LUO #, lumber
20 600 It, dressed hog: T. butter frkns, eggs
10 ibis a"d boxes, tur packs, VIII. key ! bbi,
fowls coyp:, caves, &C., SO head lard tut
mineral water cases, wool sacks, dried iruit
bags wood II cords, fe,luers 2 sacks. stone
ware ZIo Lleces taIiOw Obis, fresh &c. 2J3 To-,
sundries rs boxes sid boi$, hides bb!s, = bales
and bundles cattle = cars, spoke timber II
cars, coal cars gENund pla:ter 3 CARS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

by e!tSraph.I
NEW YORK, April ~ Stocks active snd
lower. Sloney 3 bid. Gold III Flour duh
aud dropping Wheat quiet and heavy Corn
dull snd declining
BALTIMORE, April 0-Virginias, colsol-
dated 81; Yves. Vlr-inias St hid o-day Cotton
dull and heavy nidd!ing y! Flour quiet but
firm and unchanged Wheat quiet and steady
Pennsylvania red l56!!57i other grades u..
changed. Corn-Southern frmer but uue,
Western active, irmer and higher; Souther..
whit a .t44; Southern yellow 6i! Western
mixed 66 spot; G6 april 63s May Dat, quie.
md steady and unchanged. Rye nominslIy
firm al 50 81. Hay firm demand good. Pro.
visions dull and heavy. Pork S3. Packed
Bacon shoulders 9s.l0; clear rib -iies 3sl3:
hams 1916. Lard dull aud weak; refined IA;
14i Butter .iet and steady prime to chol:e
33a35; do. fair to good 29a32 Coffee nomrnal!y
unchanged. Sugar active and firm at 9:,lu;.
Whlskey quiet at 81 II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22
COMM ERCI.iL,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April q The mar.
ket to- day is quiet and easy, with quality Of
Wheat offering only fair; receipts light and
sales at 100 and $50 for red. Corn is in good
receipt, with sales of lis bushels ut 81, So and
80 for mixed, and I'll for good yellow. Rye snl
Oats quiet Of 80 for the former, and IS for The
latter. Other articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

CTILL THEY GOMEZ
y APRIL End. ,,urv
MORE NEW G,rJDo AT IT'LL LOWE h
PRICE OPENED THIS A ,;.,.
Before making purchases at oAhH Fupt ~,'cx
or any where else call nnd eIaili'': o1 sail
We think We can convince you that We MT ''''
ing Bargains and have goeds To please, ~
apH II: =. Ola " :,
CTILL OWER-Good5 received t Mi;'...
= at lower prices than ever before EA.'IV y,;,
Cations. Cambrics and ail KINDS ol
Sheetings st ,,.vu,EER CO
sp 10 d. y: . La u :,
~ PIECES more Of those GhTap ~ III
~ Vic,orias-al we Can get VI th.ni w.
before they are Ill sold Alsoa fu'4 ''''7 %
ter Goods. ERGO
sp ~ u. y. 0 pa ! ~ -,ru
TpDEGRAEFS DOGSklN sn4 j G G.nI rs
BEAVER GLOVES an! ga ~, n ,nm.
far ladies' and gents; iuli lin" Of ely les anu ''0'
bers just opened at r,vuAEER CO.'S.
apS Il. 7. - = N
pu11DERs, HARDWARE, Na.!s horse i,''
u hoes, Horse shoe Nails, Ns'' i'' ION for
and other things too iumer21'; - co.
sale by Alexandria Va.
1rOEs RAKRS, SHOEELS', Sr TnoJI5
ii FORKS and other GAhDhH ,o,nnr II
inst r, coived st IS King street. o" 'N'
kovsl wholesale and Fetal! ,,,r,N l. son.
up IL D. l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-22

Queen Victoria arrived at l.. Valette, France,
yesterday, where she was met by President
McMahoo. She proceeded thence to Cher
bourg, on her way TO EogIand,