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One of the New York papers recently placed
the headline "The Corrupt Minister" over
the Belknap news from Washington, and
everybody thought at first that Bowen had
broken loose again or Bessie Turner had
'fesged
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Edwin Booths engagement in Nashville
created quite demand for editions OF Shakes
peare containing the play Of "Richelieu."
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We are indebted to Prok ctor Steam Fire
Company No. for kind invitation to par
take Of their hospitality during the celebration
Of the anniversary Of the Fire Department Of
the Sixth District, on the 3lst Of March.
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When Guizot proposed to Louis Philippe
that Roman Catholics who lived unhappily
together in wedlock might obtain divorces by
turning Professionals, the King exclaimed:
" For Heavens sake, stop; all the Frenchmen
would turn Protestants."
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Mr.. Philip WerleiD, the popular music
dealer OF No. so Baronne street, sends us 9
copy Of the "Leap Year Galop." by G. F.
Escher, Jr.
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The Boston Post says Hdens went to An en-
tertainment of the ri Eta Society IN order TO
meet the upper crust.
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In another column there will be seen three
small poems. ell noticeable for their beauty
and true poetic quality. They are from the
pens Of three young gentlemen Of our city,
who have yielded to the requests Of mutual
friends, and entered into friendly compe-
ton for the palm of victory in poetic strug-
GLE To these friends and the public these
poems are offered ~ evidences of the ability
Of these young gentlemen, and to them they
intrust the decision.
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The Mr.. E. Bouligny, who was one Of the
judges in the contest at Gruuewsld Hall, be-
tween Messrs. Rigal and Masse, on Friday
evening. was Mr.. Edgar Bouligny.
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Marsh is. now called the second George
Washington, because he could not tell lie.
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Major s. L. James, contractor New Orleans
Pacific Railroad. left on the Bart Able last
evening for his camps on the road. carrying
an additional force Of one hundred and twenty
men with him, having with drawn his force
that we're working on the New Orleans and
Jackson Road, receiving additions ct Baton
Rouge on his way up. We understand he
has made purchases Of cars. railway truck,
wagons and carts during his recent trip. to
enable him to more rapidly prosecute his
work in the hills, and, ss soon Is notified
stands ready to increase his force from one to
two thousand moro hands. We believe it Is
anticipated that, ~ soon IS the tax is decided
by the vote Of the people. If favorable that
the Board Of Directors will give such an
order
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Marsh is by some people called the more
despicable thief because he even stole away.
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Diseases Of the Eye a,sd Ear.
Or. g. BEARD, Occulisss
STREET,.
OrlesRs InflYmarys
ONee hou-a from 10 to 81.

O3&f6
Carpet and Curtain Warehouse
Wholesale and Retail
Charities Atreet........... IL
CARPETING Administer, Velvets Brussels,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, English and American
MATING, White. Checkered and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES Table and Piano Covers.
CURTAINS and FURNITURE MATERIALS.
BROCATELLE COtelines. Reps and Slip Covers, etc.
BURLAPS by the Bale, Piece or Yard
mhIa SuTuEr A. BKOUSSEAU L SON.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had Of the
nsws agent in Mobile, 1t the depot. on the
arrival Of the p. n. train.
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Correspond esace.

VARIETIES THEATER, I
New Orleans, March ), 1876.
To the Officers and Members of the Continental
Guards ct New Orleans:
Philadelphia at the approaching National Gel bration
there suggests to occasion For the manifesto.
ton, at enc and the same time bOlh OF our personal
admiration of your splendid ps and our deep sym
pathy with tn, fraternal spirit OF this Centennial
year which, If it peases you, we shall be very glad
to have you accept We feel confident that the
habitues of the Varieties will share W til us the
qualification of welcoming to its hOnOred circle the
popular representatives of uniform suggestive Of
the sAcred past eloquent of hopeful future is
yours, that in their name. well our OWE, we
heartily invite your attendance here, evening
Of the present the ensuing week. most lent
to your leisure.
In this invitation it gives us pleasure to add, Mr.
May Howard, the attraction of Aext week, very COT
dial y unite.
We remain. gentlemen, with respect. yours sin
cerely q. W. TAYLEURE 4 co.
NEW ORLEANS March g. 1876.
Messrs C. w. Tayleure & Co.. Varieties Theater:
Dear Sirs- Your kind and hcspitabe invitation to
visit the Varieties Theater any evening suggested
by us, was received and presented to the COMPANY
last night at our regular meeting
Such feelings of friendship such acts of indy
gard coming to US from any source, especially fIom
those whose s0j0urn in our midst is only too short
are received by us with hearty appreciation and
recprocating feeling of friendship and kindness.
With the T. anks OF our company for your generous
invitsti0n, j am authorized to accept an suggest
Monday night the 18th inst as convenient time to
pay to your beautiful temple OF the contemplated
visit.
With due regard and respectful feelings to you and
your brilliant regning star, Mr. f. S. Chanfrau, and
the talented Miss May Howard. l remain s,r, yours,
JOHN T. PURVES
mill 1t2dp Score airy Continental Guards
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Call at L. G3'MneacGld'S
FOR
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

The LARGEST STOCK exhibitsd in this city.
comprising the ceebra, ed SrEINWAY, KNABE
and PLEYEL PIANOS.
PRINCE g. CO., the MATCHLESS BURDETT,
TRAYSER g. CHRISTOPHER ORGANS.
New Music received dai Y. Fresh supplies Of
STRINGS BRASS INSTRUMENTS, VIOLINo.
ACCORDEONS htc just received from Europe per
ship Hapsburg.
Pianos and Organs are sold on easy monthly terms.
Come and see my Instruments before purchasing
elsewhere LOUIS GRUNEWALD
GruDewad Hail.
II Is, 1s, 20 and % Baronse street.
The only victorious competitor at the late State
Fair who took ALL TIL PRIZES for the best dis
play of Planes and Musical Instrum nts mr. I2 1t
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NesO Spring Styles

NeU Spring Styles
M
GENTLEMEN CLOTHING,
MADE TO ORDER
E. BELL,
mhi2 1t - ST. Charles street.
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NOTICING Orders taken on tho Bulletin Once
unless Endorsed By the PBOPhdHIOA'
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american Cycloptsdi0.

The new and revised edition of this great Ameri-
can work is drawing rapidly toward completion. 1t
is not reprint of the old work but everything in
is revised to date with the attractive features Of
sew ral Thousand engraviDgs maps. hographs, etc,
altogether making it most valuable work, and a
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.. NJ. EIooDY'5
GRANITE PALACE,
Corner Canal and Royal.
The articles displayed at the Fair, and who were
awarded in every instance the BLUE RE
BON can still be seen at MOODY'S.
BRITISH HALF HOSE at 50 Dozen.
Ready Hemmed Pure LINEN HANDK ERCHIEFS
at 50 dozen.
GOOD SHIRTS from 81 to 5000 apiece
UNDERSHIRTS, from sos to SIS each, and all
other FURNISHING GOODS, in endless variety IT,
suit the times.
SHIRTS made to order in three days at
MooDYs GRANITE PALACE,
Corner Canal and Royal.
S W. MOODY Manager mhl2 1t
The Tolume Of Evidence Uaity
EnIaTges.
The following, from Col. Msnard, late Editor of
the Son of the Soil will be read with interest
NEW ORLEANS March Q. 1876.
havs seen thu NEW LA REMEDY-Life Tonic
and Pulmonc SiIup-tried in various complaints.
and can testify % It's REMAkk ABLE EFFICACY
as a thorough renovalor et the system. As PURI-
FIER OF THE BLOUD l believe it HAS NO
EQUAL. and warn ly recommend it.
T.. X. MAYNARD.
PLAQUEMINE PA sH La, March TO- 1876.
This is to certify that the NEW LA. REMEDY
cured me of q DESPERATE COUGH, after had
tried Tor 1t various 0'h'f 'nss1 W MAI M%uNDRELL
1t is not so we'll known as it ought to be that this
Remedy taken before eat ng. is the finest thing for
TORPID LIVER extaut. Sold by druggists End
country merchants 81 bottle, 80 per dozen. Lib
eral discount to the trade. mhl2 1t2p
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At FRIENCH'SS.

Always on hand oil the leading Magazines,
Newspapers, American and Foreign rcv!owS
Subscriptions received NJ publishers rates.
DIAhI ES for 1876; u large variety oil styles
HlGERSTOWN ALMANACS for lo7C--
slngy, by the dozen or gross.
London illustrated Almanac. SOC.
Csssolps London Almanac, SOC.
Frank Leslies Almanac, 5Oc.
Josh Billings Almanac, 23c.
INFELICE, by Augusta j. Evans, is selling
rapidly; new lot just received; D..
TIE LITERATURE OF KISSING, CLEAN
ed from history, poetry, iicLion and snecdotc, 0y
g. G. Bombaugh, A. NJ, II. D. Pleasant sub.
ioct-"Ii.er.ture of kissng'-and then the
cncapness The idea Of all this mystery betg
III! oid.d for the paltry sum of dollar and sew
nty-IGc cents.
THE MILLER OF SILCOTT MILL, q
novel, By Mrs. Darlington Dosonde; 81 30
CARTOONS, by Margaret J. Preston; 81 90
MENTAL PHOTOG RA H. an Album Tor
Confessions of Tastes, Habits and Convictions
by Robert Saxton Carte de Visite edition for
IS; photographs Of 23 questions each; some
think new and very attractive; 81 3D. handsome
book.
ran Flower Adams, with designs BY =. Is.
Humphrey. This is a charming book; -;
THE AMAZON AND MADEIRA XIV .
ERS; sketches and descriptions from the notc
book Of an explorer, by Frank Kelley % iilu2-
tra.ions; So VOL, SvO.
just received u large stock of Ledger5, Jour.
mails, Day Books, Cash Books, full and hsIi
bound Tally Books, Memorandum and lts'
| Books all sizes and descriptions
New styles English aud French Stationery.
| New Books daily.
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QUITEOT STLES.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE PROP ERTY NEAR FALLS
CHURCH, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.-Un-
der authority Of 3 decree of the Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county, Va. passed at It's November
term, 1875, in the suit Of Moran and wife vs..
John II. GheeI Q: al, the subscribers, commis-
sioners appointed for that purpose, will sell At
public auction on the premises, 1T ii O'Clock ~
H., on SATURDAY. The 2yth day OF January
1876, the following described property, lately
owned By John FL. Gheen and now occupied by
John }. Moran, vlz
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, in said
county of Fairfax, on the Middle turnpike road
near Falls Church, and described as follows SC
cording to u survey made by Levi DemIng
County Surveyor OF said county, February lS
1868: Beginning at the northeast corner OF the
land heretofore owned by Joseph Z. Birch and
northeast corner of the land purchased by said
Birch Of A. Il. Ives. being also the southwest
corner of A. H. and 5. 5. Ives land, running
thence S. Sl4o E. 10 chains IS links to chestnut
stump and sprouts at the Brick Church lot
thence S. 4!o w. 8 chains l2a links to the centre
of the road on the line of William Tay lor's land;
thence 5. $40 w sc chains rs links to stake
and stones in said rosd; thence 5. 76o w. 10
Chains 80 links in said road to another stake at
the corner OF tho lard purchased by said Birch;
thence N. Ito +. 46 chains 80 links to the begin
ming, containing J II u. n. and - p, exclusive
Of u. r. anu % p included in said survey 4ad
occupied by the said turnpike, being the same
property which was conveyed by John ). Moran
and wife to Almond Birch in trust iol certain
Purposes by deed Of May 70. 1874, duly record
ed in said county. Terms-Gasn.
HENRY W. THOMAS,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
ion d-t- Coumiss ,oners.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, Jan. lU.-A ministerial crisis is i'm
mincut. A Cabinet Council was bed last night
LONDON, Jan. l0.-A dispatch from Delhi
reports that during the parade in that city on
Saturday, Lord Napier was thrown from bis
horse and had his collar bone broken. He is
doing we'll.
Yesterday morning the steamer Faraday,
which went out to pick up and repair the di-
rect cable, communicated with ireland and re-
ported that the eastern end Of the cable from
the break had been found and would be
buoyed. Nothing later has been received.
BRUSSELS, Jan. lot is reported that scrl.
Gus disturbances occurred at Chareroi last
night. The military were obliged to inter
terc, and number of persons were killed or
wounded. A battalion of guards has gone
from here to the scene of the troubles.
LONDON, Jan. l0-Fiscoune Amberly, the
eldest son of the Earl Of Russell, is dead.
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The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GUOp@ TRUNKS. HATS and SATCHELS
and other goods usually found in 3 first Gus:
Clothing Establishment,
would invite the public TO cal! and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
iden. thst can please the most fastldlous.
My purchases consist in part OF the finest q
American, French, Scotch and Englsi! fabrics
Boys, Youths and Mems Overcoats, OF al
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is the largest and most complete O.
any in the city. An carly call is solicited.
S. DEALHAM,
oct Is 50 King street.
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Defeat of the Amnesty Bill.

WAsHlNGroS, Jan. lO.-Thc amnesty bill
was lost in the House Of Representatives, to.
day, for wan, of the required majority. The
vote was-aycs, liz; noes, 81. Mr.. Blaine
moved q reconsideration, and made a speech,
in which be said that Mr. Jefferson Davis
should be exempted from amnesty on accou ut
Of his conduct lu regard to tie Andersonville
prisoners. During his speech there was much
excitement on the floor, and bis statements
were cont1adicted several times,
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TELEGssApHIC SUMMARY.

The body of man with his throat cu
was found 10 the Delaware river on Saturday
night.
The officers of the direct United State:
cable announce that the repairs to their line
have been completed.
Dispatches state that within the past ter
hours the mercury has fallen As degrees al
Milwaukee, 46 az Chicago, Is at Detroit, and
20 ut Buffalo. The cold wave is moving cast.
ward rapidly.
The Surrogate Of Westchester county, n.
Y, has decided that Mrs Mary Aun Foster
is not the widow of Isaac NJ. Singer but that
Isabelle Engine Singer, who is named in the
will, is the widow of the deceased and hex
children bis legitimate offspring.
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Fire.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1O.-One ofthe build
ngs of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, at W H.
amsburg, was burned yesterday afternoon.
The building was splendid brick structure
four stories high and contained public hall
for religious worship, dioing hall, bakery,
kitchen, laundry, &c. Loss twenty FIVE thous-
and dollars upon which tits believed there was
no insurance A high wind was blowing at the
time and the other buildings of the asylum
We're seriously threatened, but the flames were
confined to the building destroyed.
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ACQUITTED. Richard Parker, the colored
constable, whose arrest on complaint OF Hen
dcrson Dudley, for shooting at him with intent
to kill, was mentioned on Saturday, was brought
before the Mayor and Justice May, this morn
ing and was acquitted, as the evidence did not
sustain the charge. The shot was fired while
Parker was attempting to arrest Dudley.
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Gould NOT STAY AWAY.-A colored man
uamed Edward Tyler, who escaped from the
chain gang on the 18th Of August last, went to
the house OF Captain Dillon, this morning, and
gave himself up, saying that he was tired OF
being off the gang, and away from the good
accommodations at the Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-10

10. 0. F.-potonac Lodge, No. So, gu
last Friday night was the scene OF avery pleas
ant reunion Of the mcubers of said Lodge;
Fred. d. Stuart. P. g. Sire, had been Invited
TO be present for the purpose of Installing the
officers of said Lodge. He was accompanied
b. Isaac Sharp, p. G. Master, and q. W;
Mcclellan, member Of Excelsior Lodge OF
the D. G.. Hugh Latham, ?. g. NJ; intro
tluccd the distinguished visitors, and Nm. Il.
Latham, Noble Grand, received them with
lew appropriate remarks. The ceremonies OF
Installation being over speeches were made by
Mcssrs. Stuart. Sharp, Mcclellan, Schatcr, II.
Latham and Picken, which, it is reported, were
we'll received. The following are the names and
rank of the officers installed: l.. Morgan Davis,
n. c.; Samue! A. Maukin, Y. g.; Benz; /.
Peake, Rec. Sec; Hugh Latham Per. Sec;
James H. Devaughp, Treasurer; d. Il. STAINS
bury, Chaplain. The Noble Grand made the
following appointments Chas. Goodrich, Il.
s.; Richard H. Rudl, L. S.; Edgar LylcS,
War; Il. Kelly, Con-; Johu 1. Watklus, y.
g.; j. L. Guiscndcffer, |. G.; II; b: Poss
and Geo. \. Finch, 5. SIS. The V. e. ap.
pointed w. 0. Henderson and VIM. barley,
r. and L. Supporters. The meeting closed
with harmony, and all left with hopeful hearts
for the future prosperity Of the Lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-10

A LADY in our neighborhood who had suf-
fered for over three months the most extreme
torture by violent cough, has become com
plctcy cured by Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Fol-
sale ia every drug store.
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SALE OF a HOUSE & LoT.-Green & Wise,
auctoneers, sold to- day, for Messrs. Wattles
and Stuart, Commissioners, the house and lol
belonging to Geo. Davis, on the North side Of
Cameron street, between Alfred and Patrick
streets to VIM. n. McVeigh for $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-10

ENTERTAINMENT. The ladies Of the congre-
CATION Of Christ Church will give supper, &C,
companied by series of tableaux on the even
ipgs of Wednesday and Thursday next, at Sa-
repta Hall. The well known euergy Of the Ia
dies is a guarantee Of the perfect success of the
entertainment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-10

SICK PR1soNER-Eddic Meade, whose sick.
ness, at the Jail, was mentioned last week, Il
considered to be in dangerous condition, be-
ing very weak from the effect of several hemor
rhaees which he has had.
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MUSICAL choir Of the NJ. E. Church
has been largely augmented by the addition of
some thirty scholars Of the Sunday School,
who sing in the choruses. The music ycster,
day, under the direction Of the organist, Mr.
Harry G. Clark, was exceptionally fine.
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PERso NAL.-The Sumper Tribune, says
Hon. John A. Sea,on, chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee for this district, was 10 War
renton on Saturday, Sunday aud Monday last
looking after the interest of the legatecs oil
the late John Fox, of Fauquier county, Va:
Mr., Seaton has the nerve and pluck to beard
this ''monstrous lion in his den,' as he had
succeed in doing already to Il considerable
extent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-10

WEATHER PRoBAB1 LiTlEs.-- oiit W. 49,
,,otches received ST this office to-day the pfoo'-
,,;r,;ss are tina, the temperature in this secIion
will fall below freezing during the high''
The MINERAL BUREAU.-The Mineral i'a-
u,., has received recently, samples OF minerals
-, f,tlovs. Iron ore and limestone, from MAJ.
" wv G S,ott, Of Madison Run; iron ore
'.o,n Thomas Ma<s,c, Of Nelson county iron
,rs from J. B. Hurt, Of Wythcvl!c; r"n'ore
from Henry Chrsmau, Of Shenandoah county ;
ore If manganese, from Elijah f!ter, OF hahp
Sh;re county. West Virginia; specimens OF tile
snl;nr and semi camel coal OF PANT CreSh'
Kanawha county, W. Va, contributed ny 4Is.
" \. Smoot, with other minerals yet 10 DC
examined and classified. ,.;,,a
The property of Maj Scott CONTAINS oesluss
the valuable marble quarry and vein OF ot:wu
hcmatte previously described, Two ol'.iuo'
varieties of clay iron stone, one OF Wnlcn Is lTp
resented by the sample lately received. ne
limestone exists 10 abundance, ana Is sa'u W
have given satisfaction as naA III iu' nao'
operations. .,l,o foo,
MIR. Massie's ore is from veln, twelve I {,
wide, reached at depth oil four feet. Il mas
never been worked or anaiyzsd, and appears ~
be somewhat titaulterous. Inc properly - ~
Gated near L0WcSNHiti ~SCiooo oooo.1' N
are said to be indications OF the exlstepcc upon u,
it of other valuable minerals. An effort WI VIII
be made to ascertain their quantity and quaiity.
Mr. Hurts ore, brown hcmatte. exists
10 quantity, and is said to have produced goono
iron. Analysis shows the presence OF smai;
amount of anthony. The property is located
about four miles northeast Of Wy:hVllle on Cove
Creek, stream atfording ample water-poWer
far maDuiac uriDg PURPOSES
Mr. Chrisman;s ore is properly red hema-
tito, though partially hydratcd, and Is from
property lying about niue mics from t!in-
burg, Shenandoah county. Full information
regarding il not yet received. =,
Mr.. Pliers manganese Is black oxido OF
fuc quality. The mine, which is located near
Padey's Gap, Frederick county was success
fully worked before the war of 81, aud all the
appliances for crushing, grinding, Washlng'
dying and preparing tie ore tor market are
still Ia existence, with dwelling houses tor the
accommodation o! :. Superintendent and a SUI
i.ient force Of w3rkmcn.
The splot and scm-cannal Goals arc already
in market and fully known,
Mr.. Smoot also sends u fnc large mass OF
cumberland coal for purposes Of compAriaon'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-10

REV. Mr.. PENICK I'VE are requested By
Rev. Mr.. Pcnick, to say that there is no truth
whatever 10 the rumor concerning him, report
cd 10 our issue of Saturday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-10

RoBBERY.-Miss Ellen Mark, residing on
King street. near Columbus, was robbed on
Saturday, of $40 in cash, by a coorcd female
servant, who, strange to say, left $40 more,
which was in the same package, untounched.
The girl left for Washington, % pretense Of
seeing sick mother, before the robbery was
diScnvnrpH
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FIGuT.-Some excitement was created at
the Washington Ferry Wharf, Saturday even
ing, by rough aud tumble fight, which took
place there, between Washington driver, and
the driver Of an Alexandria meal wagon.
Blows fell thick and fast FOR while, but the
Washiugtoniau inaIly gave in and ran Tor The
boat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-10

We challenge the world to produce collar
that will keep clean longer, without washing,
than the Elnwood.