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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-21

n.wILI.IS HyCHARDSoN. EoB'r RICHARDSON
Re. IL II. w. Richardson.
A TrORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
~ practice in all the Parishes of North
Louisiana, i'll the Supreme Court at Monroe,
the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land Office
Department of tho General Government.
.iune ~ 1872 iO-.f
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-21
MITCH cows Eoi, Sale.

Several No. Mich Cows. giving from :;
to gallons ofnlilk a day, all with youn Q
calves and perfectly gentle, for sale by
J. y. MEREDITH.
juno 5. lS15.-tf. Cuba i. o., La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-21

>GMkl:H so'REs. / ~. 2 III. :; ~. IN. I'm.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-21
NTAGOSSs WAGONS!

Monroe. La, June 16, 1879
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

VirsintA and the Centennial.

BARBO URSFl LILLE, U2!- ~, 1910
~ B. Meade editor Of the Whig'
DEAR SIR:-W. Jill have Virginia Day 90
the TN instant on the Centennial grouud. after
all. The cadets Of the Virginia Military lrst
;ute were out 10 full feather" were haud-
soulely and warmly rcceiv d by Mr. b. u.
Booth, at his cottage. The welcome Was r=It-
forced by brief but very appropriate r:luarks
from Samuel j. Randall. Senator Wlthcrs
took up the straln and touched ii with 10 ui-
tutored hand, and Ex-Governor 6. Z. Walker
brought up the rear with one OF those telling
speeches, which, boro OF the OCCASION, wet
directly to the hearts of the .chty multitude
that surrounded him. Altogether it Was an
occasion which from its very sportanlcty aud
freshness, aroused luurc enthusiasm and Was
far more acceptable than many IA cut and dried
Formally, whose lmpr0mptus have been pre-
pared 80 long beturrhauu, tuat, ike decanted
champagne, they lose all their sparkle aod etfer-
vescence.
| Wills The glow OF Interest was still uroa US,
it occu,i ed 20 group 0t Flrgrlaus thai au = T.
uropriate recognition was due to the corsIu
rate kinducss OF Mr. Booth 10 preparing t
pleasant rendezvous for all :be ctizeus ii The
Old Domiuon whats iet OF her J visiting tie
Centennial, and his constant aud uuwearleC
| klndUeSs and hospitality curing fne many
inooths it Las las'cd. Accordingly the follow
ing letter was prepared, aud, as you see, Mr.
| Booth has returned hearty and sympaIhe.c
reply | send them both, leaving 1t u you:
good judgment to decide whether you vii! pu:,
fish il at once, or waI until the hurry bury
Of the Presidential caQipalgu hayi0g pa>-c j
| the people OF flrglula vii be n I. better moo'
! 10 rccoEDZe aud make a fuller aul more CRATE
tu estimate OF Mr.. Boot1' k!aduess and hos
pi;ality, B. b. b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

The Washington correspondent of the baltl
more Suo says: To-day Elmer Washburne,
chief Of the secret service DIVISION was sent for
BY Secretary Morrill, and informed that his res
ippatiou was desired The Secretary Informed
Mr.. Wasbburne that he had no fault to ind
with him, but that the order for his removal
came from higher quarter. MIR, Washourne
has DOT yet handed il his resignation, out VIII
nrobablv do so to morrow. He has always been
REGARDED as faithful aud efficient officer. lie
gossip at the hotels tonight is to the effect
that his removal is due to the Influence OF Gen.
Rsbcock, aud for the Interior benefit OF Sam
Felker, the Chicago detective, who made him
self very useful to Gen. Babcock 10 hunting up
evidence and attending to witnesses 10 the safe
burglary cases, aud las 10 other matters dear
TO the Batcock heart been very good mau
Friday" The gossip is that as reward Tor
bis services Washourne was to be removed aud
Ecker to be his successor. The first part OF
tie bargain has been carried out, whether the
secouo cart can be cousummated Is not entirely
certain, tol even Gen. Grant may hesitate to
put Felker 10 such position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

Another change 10 silver market OF Eu-
rope has occurred, that is of marked Import
auce. 1t was the German adoption of the gold
standard aud sale OF her stock If silver that be.
gun the depreciation of the metal, and now 1t
turns GU, that the Imperial Government did
not make adequate provision tor the popular
wants 10 the matter of silver coin, and that it
has been ascertaued that gold coin cannot be
made TO answer the uses OF money In small pay
meets and 10 making change In current trans
actions. This is the universal oversight OF the
gold maulacs 10 their efforts to depreciate silver
Theor!ziog and abstract dogmat!sm will not
satisfy the popular wants and necessltles,as the
German Imperial Government has discovered.
Ii was some time ago officially announced that
the sales OF silver at Berliu had been grossly ex'
aggerated, and that the succeeding sales would
be limited. And uow comes the explanation
that the supply Of silver coin for current use
has been found wholly mad qnate, aud that at
the approaching session Of tue German Parlla.
meut application will be made for authority to
make very large increase OF it: tor 1t seems
that the German people have always been &C
customed to the use OF silver coin, and still pre-
fer it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
OFFICIAL.
Common Council.

at y regular mnc.i-.g Of The Common Council
held October "a, 1876, there we're resent: dugh
Latha'n. asq., President, and Me$sgs. Moore,
tnaunccy, Musho ,ch, Broders, tilklin, Blond.
helm, l.alnbiin, Ford, smith, Hughes, Evans,
Ses'es and Miller.
NJ Lsmbdin. from the Com mittee on Streets,
lad before the poard staten ent Cf the cost OF
the Princess street sewer.
On motion it WAS resolved that the word two
IN the resolution ordering the purchase Of pine
wood BE stricken out, and the words enc hun
drcd cords Of pine wood and one hundred cord:
of oak wood be inserted
On motion the Commissioners 0! the Sinking
Fund we're suthorizad to make any n, cessarv
change IN the construction Of the watsr closet:
in the Market IL ling.
A bill OF Thomas Hoy for III dries furnished
| the Js, amounting 70 SIS S., wss presented,
AID I'VE sixths thereof ordered to be psd
The petition OF Fannie W. ReaA"g 10. 3 re-
cuc-:on 81 s:s s,ntnt was recch: d Al referred
| t, liz; 20 E! Lil;t:a u FINANCE.
\ co:nu.ur,. .stioa- from william + Viaccn.
complaining IA. his Did Tor tae eZ.. u.sus o
the carpenter. WORK in the improvement, + tue
AUDITORS office had been aisregarded. Wa
| Tad aEd referred To special committee cuL-
sisting OF Messrs. Hugn"s An: Cn=uncey
On motion o. NJ Aus1bsch the, r@$oiutio;.
fixing he TN OF y ovtluue for the election o; ,
member 0! Council vico W ~. Herbert. s..q
resigned, was rescinied, and the following res
luton, introduced by mr Ficklin, WAS ,dopt...:
Resolved, That al election be held Oh Mon
| day, the 4th OF December next for u ncmo"c q:
the Common Council from tae Second ward 10
Eli v-caEcy occssvnet b. the re-. gDa.ton .,
Major w W Horbort
Mr.. N u-hD.ch Was excused. ~ his o~1 r"-
qu:st, from Inc special mm,lt.a nu,.iiste
Augusta, 1876 investigate INTO the titii ,,..Ly
| between cerL>ln policemen aud one } 1Ga Green
ami TO ascer.aia why tho Mayor mas permi:tc.
the Magistrates Of the city - tax: 20 troi o.
said policemen, Sc. Mr.. Lsm 5lin was -.
pointed {. men Ter Of said CON Mite N piac, .:
Mr. Muskhach.
4 Ill. OF jon Stutds Tor stoTe furnished Of
the improvement Oh north Pitt street a.Gpu -
ing to 81 81 Was ordctc>. - be pa!., out o. ~
agproprioL Tor he repairs # streets
i'ne B card then adjourned
Test: VIZ + CAESE, Clerk pro TEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1876.

Hon. B. B. DOUGLAS. Fredericksburg
Star says: Our distinguished representative
and candidate for reelection to the 45th Con.
gress has DOW almost completed lis canvass 10
this fight. He has everywhere been received
10 the most enthusiastic manner,-an evidence
of the high Apr citation in which he is held by
his constituents He has ably and eoquently
advocated the great principles of the demo-
cratic conservative party, and has done more
than any other one man in the First District
to arouse the people to the great danger which
threaten our country by the continuation OF
r.dcaI rule. Now that be has done his duty
SO faithfully, it becomes the groat conservative
party TO discharge the duties which the graVl-
ty of the pending issues imposes upon It, Ii
the first district must forever be placed beyond
the reach of radicalism, the people opposed to
this party must HE to the polls on the 7th OF
November and exercise the right of suffrage.
1t does not become any man to say that there
are enough votes without une, ii so then the
district may be lost. Remember that vigilance
is the price Of liberty, and DO man should tai
to discharge his duty in this the hour OF oul
country's peril. 'Ouce more to the breecb
dear friends" Maj Douglas will make hs
final speech at Brentsvile, Prince William
couoty, on next Monday week, aud we have DC
doubt but that lie will be greeted by 40 In
meuse crowd of the good people of that staunct
old conservative c0uoty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

''rhe soldier" says the New York CONNER.
DIAL Advertiser, knows that he is going South
as the upholder of law aud order. This is in
accordance both With bis training ADD his co.,
SCIENCE" Just interview some of them and
see what they think of this business No SOL
der of the Uoited States likes to be made a
tool for the purpose Of doing the dirty work Of
q political faction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
CENTENNIAL GROUNDS,
PHILADELPHIA, Ot.. /, 1876.


E. G. Booth, Esq.,:
Dear Sir :--inr cousdcratc aud universal
kindness with which you base pro, dtd !ur and
minlsered to he comfort aui pleasure Of your
brethren visiting the CcutenGlal tx nosl'ico has
made your tame "a household Word throughout
tic length aud breadth Of Vrg!ola; aud ncw
that 10 turn it has been our g9oQ icrtuue
to partake OF your bouad!css hospitality, we
cannot part from you without rec sAitlon oI
your great kindness.
Speaking not only for ourselves, but express
ing as We sincerely Jeege, the warm gratHu.e
OF the whole State OF Virginia. We offer n
earnest prayer for your coD'Iuucd health d
happiness, and declare cur beef that ana! (
the most pleasant aud cherished Ii 'morlcs II
this graod Centenala! year Wi, be thc grateful
recollection Of your waru and uDst!lt2d hes
vi slity to your brethren,
We have the honor 10 be, with high esteem
and warm rcsp.c!, your friends aud fellow
ctiZeus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

Governor Smith, of Georgia, proposes to test
the coustitutionality of Judge Taft's circular.
He believes that uoder our Government, con.
stituticnally administered, the duty aud au-
thority of Suppressing disorder aud preserving
the peace belong to the civil authorities Of the
States and not to the civil or military authori-
ties of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

The Commou Council, last night, wisely de-
termlHed to separate the special election 10 the
Second Ward from the Presidential electioo OF
November, and fixed the 4th of the succeeding
month as the day for chosiug Maj. Herbert
successor. The coice Of a City Councilman is
matter of considerable importance, and it is
we'll to defer it beyond the heat and hurry of
the great November day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
EDUCaTION.IL.
H5I>:S T. eTUCHS
TEACHER OF MUSIC,

TEACHER OF MUSIC,
On the Harp, Plan" rgsn and Guitar $50 n
Vocal Lessons, Harmony and inor usn 1s-,.
Terms reasonable. Res by permission to
lion. ex- aluyur hernpcr, Mr. i. l.. Game,
rrinciys 0. II JOHNS ac,.dou.y Mr. \. ,c2o-
hetd and U.he!s For information. n y = y! the
residence al Capt. Ih2-. !;u!d, 0or.hcast sorn"F
o! Prince ~ Il :, Fred >trco.s. between tn hour-
0: 3 SD ,. III. OH Iu siays and Fridays.
oct 23-OL>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

There are thousands OF Centennial visitors
In Washington daily, aud the Mount Vernon
boats 90 down loaded at every trip Can aoy.
thing be done to divert portion, at least, of
the tourist to Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

Yesterday uoru,os N.-h Rev. James Glib
tons, Bishop of Richueni, Va, administered
II c sacrament OF confirmation at St. Dominic 5
Church. Washington. The number of persons
confirmed was two hundred and fifty. rwo hun
dred and three oil whom we're children and
torty.s, ven adults, the latter being converts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

The total number of ioterments at Savannah
yesterday was seven, of which FIVE were frou
yellow fever Four of the burials were colored
persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

The RELEASE OF ;oToKEs.-rhe New FORK
World OF yesterday says: There was uuch
talk 10 the city yesterday in regard TO the APP
preaching release of Stokes At the Eric c.
pot particularly the subject WAS c,nvaSsci. and
especially By th' old employees, who formerly
worked under Fisk. The general seplimcot
seemed to b. one u; dspleasure at the lrospec
Of Stokes beiuE agaio at large; but when the
question wa asked whether h. woulG probably
be nIoiestcd, the rely was No, b,iy wants
to swiag for Stokes. The feeling against
Fsk's slayer seemed to be Intensified by the
reports thai he had made money Gu WaIi stree;
by specuai3ns during his Imprisonment aud
by the reported profits Of his oil factory, which
Fisk gave t. him and to Harry Harley. La re
gard to tie 6r-t # ;hcSe points, the report Of
Stokes Wall street specuatlous are generally
dl,created. As to the oil factory, it has been
run by Stokes uncle during Stokes wpTisVn-
mcut, aud at such profit that it has helped to
amass for him considerable fortune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

K 4. WITHERS,
EpPA HUTTON,
JSo. 5. BARBOUR,
B. JOHNSON BARBOUR,
THUS. BARBOUR,
DANIEL +. SLAUGHTER,
JAS s. NEWMAN,
JOHN WILLIS,
JAS. NEWMAN,
JNO. VI. CHAPMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

SrHDf, Stove. 4ustiug 1wcrpInl, M. liner
= BVUSiihS, Stove Po ish. Snoc b."cNI: 4
&c, NJ IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

Lass CUTTERS, better tan damon =,
X for sale by tn. dozen or single on" 4" -''i
sr.ice Tor ped
j. / CREIGHTON s; SON, IS Kim I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

ENGLAND AND FRANcE-IHE TUNNEL
WHICH IS TO CONNECT IuEM The Paris
correspondent OF the Buffalo Commercial, 10 a
recent letter, sends the following:
the company in whose hands is provision.
! ally placed the construction of the railway aad
submarlce tunnel which is TO ccnUcct this
country with England by land communication
| has Just finished for the season its laborUus
preliminary Investigations. Owing to the state
| of the weather, these could ouiy be ettlcleuIly
| begun toward the end OF June last and are
| pow again interrupted by the autumpaI toys
/ aud mists OF the Channel. The rr ncIDal 90
jecls 10 view during the interval have been to
uotain the requisite knowledge aud material for
framing accurate geological charts both Of the
various strata through which the i0cued planes
must pass which are 10 Lad from the surface of
the soil to the level OF the tu0uel Itself, aud
also of those at the bottom of the sea through
| which the tunnel is to be- pierced. Tie attain.
mcni OF the first OF Ties" otj"c!- preseated 40
particular difficulties and consist ID simply
working an artesaD shaft al the fishing village
Of Sangatte, near Calais, 10 the depth OF about
three hundred feet; and then, secondly. 10 pro.
cecding to ascertain; by sounding across the
whole concave basin Of the camel from shore
to shore, whether the strata, a. asccralucd by
the land shaft came out and responded 10 the
same under the sea, so as to prove, as Tar as
could be, that they lay in regular succession
and layers, AID that no difficulties were to ue
apprehended in boring the tunnel from what
miDers call TROUBLES" or the upheavlpg or
lowering of strata By internal convuIsous. The
laborious aud difficult part OF the above invcs-
legations consisted in The numerous souLGings
~, III b,
the precise spot GU the chart, aud, above all
to obtain specimens of the bed Of the sea al
the way across. The ehanuel is nowhere deep
er than about 200 feet, but still where the
bottom is thickly covered with shells or sant
it Was sometimes not easy to ascertain tie pre-
else ecolog.c, formation underneath. The grand
object Of ali this is to ascertain whether stratum
Of gray chalk, which is at o.c, easily .ne!ced
and imperueable 10 wajer, stretches right
across, without any "tyouOi:' from one coast
tu the other and Of sufficient d pth to coutaln
the tunoel For this purpose las s,uuGlag>,
made with heavily weighted Instrument work
ed by steam eugue aud armed with a point
of fine steel were effective. sometimes at the
rate OF POO per diem, AID > 5I4 specimens
obtained. List year when In Sc lGr9b,lGus
were first commenced. | 523 scundngs were
made, aud 153 specimens UbEslucd; aud Nests
Potter aud De Lapparent, ttclaI engineers Vt
the Company, are engaged Classifying ali these
3, 267 specimens, In order BY their aid and the |
result OF the boring to lay down The required |
chart previous to the hnai commencement. OF
the great undertaking Itself
Gov. Hayes left Columbus last evening CD a
special train, and was TO bave arrived at Phlla
lelphia this afternoon. His visit is simply to
see the Exhibition. Dolly his psrsonaI staff and |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
OLD VIRGINIA,
CENTENNIAL BUILDING.

OfGVuct y. 1910.
B. johnson Barbour, esq and many others
l.ur kla! cJm;Iu..lcaI :uD Wa, hand u to III.
io the "O:d Virginia" Building while sur
rouoded ~ 50 many distinguished FlrginlaG:
as to prccude eveh hasy p.rusal a. the time
Sab: qucnt examination likewise preciudes
silence or apparent indifference to such crafty
iug demonstrations lr IL .uc friends. | HoUlG
appropriate such manifestations more freely
except that really feel IL b. the debtor tul
such ioy!u: associations.
am coosoed il my absence from my own
my native land'' By the opportunity Of bane
more useful; regarding myself as belog Of you
II not with you, always expecting 10 retain q
douicll amongst you Tor my children and 10Y
self; aud it will always gladden. my heart ic
pouriSh and cherish III uuadlug verdue all 10
cldeUtal endearng r2uIlClscuca-.
Although my present Indebtedness Tor the
pleasure you have afforded ue IS beyond all
hope OF rec proc;ty, | shall be grattied Ii your
favorable impressions aud expressions ali H.
crease the attendance Of others with similar
results Most truly and sincerely,
EDWIN q. BOOTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
NEE'TING.S.

l,TuCNHuhDEKS ,.EErlNG He ~
y nunl Meeting of tho oto.H""..!er, oi IA
Ak XANUHi WATER COMPANY ".
b. he'd y. tie olir- - tn" company, 10.
rri!.cr street on MONDAY, In 81 d. N"E'T
ot25-oo,d T. y. FENDALL, 'ocr.;,.-y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

TNDEKTA * 49, GOODS in great variety
~ kept on hand s. IS King st:..t-ior sAto aI
/. SINAI! advance
oct q J. r. CRFIGHT N i son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

SNALL PROTECTOR Match S!Fho. =
w r!icr article 1T /. v"ry low price, % tae
dozen or singl" one u. 50 hi!.g .:re"t
}. r. CREIGHTON y >HN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

In tie u S. District Court at Richmond, on
Moaday, iu the matter of John T. Hicks, the
Washington City, Virsuia Midland aud Grea,
Southero Railroad Company aud JohD Fl.
R,xy IS ", cutors were ordered 10 show cause
on the 3lst day Of November next why tie pc
ttlons Of he assignee, and Olson Adams, 49,
seuee If L. NJ Wrigh' shrul not be granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

RADICAL PRopuECIEs.-I From he Culper,
er LINES, Oc'. "A Two weeks Irom to day
Tiiden will be as dead as julius ta,ar.
1t will take 95 900 cash admissions from Dom
on TO make the Centennial Exhibition pay ex-
penses. We hope that may be realized, aud
yet fear ut can't b. did,
There have been over 95, 900 cash admissions
10 one day, and the exhibition will DOT only
pay expenses, but leave a million of dollars
surplus. From one vaticipation the other may
be judged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

1t is the Blue Jeans now Instead of the
bloody shirt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
NOTICE 10 STOCkurLDh!....

AZ -
The :ua meeting Of the stJckh '...,-&, %, In"
-ad |HkD&ki. III ="
4 RAILWAY COMPANY Will h" ned l 49,
office OF Francis L. mta, esd, corner %. N".1
and st. Aslph streets. Alex .ui-s. F'rEni" co.
TUESDAY, Eoyo,n oc. I'm 1876 T.: ~ 'c'o"N
n m. E!cctlo.. for Pres .lctt AND Directors
same day aid pace.
oct 5-wtd ALBEKT HEWSO%, So.tg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

10 reply to an address Of the corporation Of
Ottawa, Lord Dutfcrn poke Warmly Of his
visit 10 lie Centcnnia Exhibition, and of the
great satisfaction it had aHprdei Whoever
visits il, h said in etf>c' 10 III its length aod
breadth, whether he be Cauadiao, L dish
map, American or Australian, he nut feel
proud to tiiok that be belongs to the great
Apgio. Saxon race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

Last Saturday Ii ,rnng one of the off ,ials at
the capitol in Richmond, Va, saw middle
aged, hroDz.d Irishman, with bas on his
shoulder, walking through the square toward
Stouewall Jackson's statue. Arriving before
il he threw his bag aside, wiped his fac: ADD
knolt, and was soou evidently deep j. prayer.
Then lie arose aad was questioned as TO his
proceeding, be said: He wa my I'D giuerat.
an thought as | was passing w3uIi stop
aud cffgr prayer for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
$3.50.

Children b3*scrl. ~ II years O! ." = -
Tickets good on al Trains except tia!'t"d 3d.
Press
.zs-T;ckr,s for ale 81 E. " NA.tt:.kcr y
Sous, 94l j'eGE$y ivaEis .TcAu=i Wan. i Il .~
tyn,'s i2S 7.h st., northwest; '-illnan's j. ~
S!orr, 627 IA. ave; He!"r's Erui; tore. 1.~'
Pa ~. und-r National Il -; k!n'Urs y ;
Sore, so 7ih -, Il W cor. Il :. J L Co'' :
Co.'S 81 Cioud' Il :cl Drug >torc, cor "a
and 7 SIS II. W., MAsnlagl,a, - q, mal
George +. trUnch's BOOK :,.yra, % sing st:ey.,
AieXandri- va
n B-No tickets will be SOL! st the r.: 70 {
depot BY order of the Eycc Com - ~ D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25
PROPOSALS, addressed to

CEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the
~ I'm .eregnvG, will BE- ,elved a. .ne aC.!-
tur's office anu. - o'clock m. on oatuT LAY. the
IS h % Uctubcr. 1876, for Furnishing 200 cyr
of OAK and PIN ~ 90, in su@n G..Atl!!r,
u may be dcsire. for the use o. the poor Of t"''
city. Froi usaiS vii slate now mach per c":a
delivered ana how much ii he yard.
l. &. q NEAL.
oct ltd : ln!Fn!sn Com III -: tur" r.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-25

MIR. OConnor Power aad Mr. Parnell, who
were iutrusted with the Irish Centennial ad.
dress, have resolved not to present it formally
to President GRAFT, inasmuch as the State De-
rartment Insisted on its being presented
through the British Minister.