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I'M 8etait p~ertauft Ill SMportatlors. YreiIen,
vpsl Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
$50. S31 Mrd) Giraffe, @sfe Der 3,peiten uue
Gpates &tr. nne 6gi glib Sritte Ctr,
PbtIapetp Jia. ia.
Sies 1T cine Organization BON &apitatliten Tim
Sbee 81 importiren uno 81 pertbellen
nit einen tleinen Getptnn, Der penn Goniunentsn alien
6tluinn Der ,3pi1benbanoler eripart. gBir controairen
einen 9roBen Sbeil Der beIten Sbeelortet, pel9e mad
bie1eln &anoe tontmen uno Die nur BON uns lelbt oers
fault iueroen. WerIpnen, pelbe BON Guoeren bdnolern
faufen tbun oies 3I ibreiI ei9enen ~gtadtbeil. 1lniere
hGuler IN Gbina uno Sapan baben Die beiten sSaeilitds
ten iur MusDabt, mas uns 9roBe WortDelle selpdert.
gBir baben gum Berfauf unlerer Sbeel otten in dhel
bauptltaoten Der 8erelni9ten Staten STORES etablirt.
Q9ir 9eben llnleren &utoen ett
GCbDneS Sci &brpmp,
,esnommsn pou ben metropolitan 9Dsrteu amerltani.
Ider unb f%rernoer SiinitIerl lpelbes. penn in einem
9ilberlaoen 9etauft, nlebr toiten lpitros ais Der 4rels
oes 2bess betra8t, Sleie Gbronos inS sin Osl9ent
fir unlere Runoen.
Vile 9~etdutten SSGaren 9aranttrt, oaB lie oOas
tomnene Sefrieoi9un9 g~elpabrCil opsrOas Delo jurid.
~erltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
II e A Co.,
gto. s31 @rt StraBe, Gde 3peiten Iro Coates 5trass
uno GIL Sno .3peite Str, pblla.. ia. 4gB12mis
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Ssrft@ti-Dus G&t. edsesHd
Dtttsrs Siss susidlieblia bereitst ssa
Dentel u. Co.,
As6 Serb Drttts etrass.
SbtlaAslpbs

I'm Aes yubIifam Der RI AaSmxasea NH Fstr.s .
t@rn, Y biz Namensuntsrl@rift hts fraktrss 8iseatbS
Ssss .esasS: S4esatna" iesg eaai&& - ~ ~
Observation-Disclosures 10 rasEtHss sws lsuttAr e,,.
h&E SleiSe ~bsistfast
esds 70 Ssats sas gIat&sl fa3s glstAsa - Aasse
S~xAst.sss $50 Aakksas Ne SassiatSss GAasssa -
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DiutretniseRA

Etrtsrsenss Blst n bic psusturia&s 10 stassiARs
sab 5ssar tfs4baftn 8rsufssitfx.
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intereiiiren itH fir Nnitreider'6 arbe. Sine
iolte, bic erti 9 gum @ebraud if, meni.
ger foltet uub ldnger bdlt alS SleipeiB (pie
ioldeS ourd 20idbriss @rfabruug bemieien
IT'D, uerbient Seadtuig aaer. Brattise Oiu-
lterfarten frei, ebenio elm Bud BON / 90
Setten. Dian bole iid 6ieielben, ooer ihretbe
Oarum iofort. N. Y. Slate Roofing Co.,
Limited, philadelphia, 40 Glib 6ront Str.,
uno s @e0ar Ctr, sc. q.
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60 Nrpsemt.

@uten Gqenteu fpirb cine Gommiiiion be,ahlt
fir ben Sertauf BON neuen lno iebr popularen 8ipdern
BON elmer Der beoeutenOfen Subscriptions 5irnen i'm
9anoe. 50 Bidder fir 50 Gents So 8ihe fir 81 20.
&ein 6umbug. man Iaiie Ib lnlere Girculare toms
men uno f~ber3ea8e lid ieIbit. @oreiie q. o. 8or 629,
bart5""h Npnn. 490iSne,
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@..-f Baugha's
@pbes mpcbenmtebl,
Eg &cinbeit garautirt. Tasa

a5U TUIYtTFUtV U"UWI=FIPVfW.
100 SDlts uno hariiber $34.C0
so bis 80 Cons $500
80 bis 40 SO. 90
10 , bis 20 300
bis 9 $500
0ieIe &noden Iino rein 9%emablen, nldt e~eoGmpft
ooer 9ebafen. uno Die N6brentno9en fTno nid)t cas
BON berausseiudbt pprnen, nm Die Snpcbens
epble auSjuidDeicen.
FARMER peroen erludt, ibre 9eIellunoen bel ben
6anolern friib ju MAIDEN, unb penn lie nSau9b's
Stancare Siinscmittel" ni6t pom banolern baben
tonnen, peroen mir lte iDnei brett ~belorgel.
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Tei1tcr &mo6enitanb,
6arantirte MnalDfe:

Oardltttrtc NndIO1e*
Immoniac BON 2 bis 4 8ro;ert.
Bbo8pborsSd IA - II ~
Y6Osp6or iaurer Salt 80 81
0ieier Irtifel lift iebr feiu genubleu, be-
fanut ipegeu ieiuer ihneuen @trfung, uno
fam Su ben folsenoen 5erabgeiesten Yretien,
fret al Sorb Der Shtfe, in unieren Ybtlas
oelpbia Sabriten 9efauit werben:
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&satausf&ISsa
woGsR

sIeassa, giassaI pare nzessIss~ easssassus Rrsas
HsseA.
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In vino veritas!- SIN 8eine liegt
@ahrbett, iast Der Catcher, bod mir ia9en
in Or. au9uit &0ntg'S 9amburr
ger Sropen lie9t @eiunbbeit. s
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&no6ea=M ebl,
Beg@ Meiubeit earantirt. @asa
Npcp Whilanelphia. III bet ~fplaenpen nfeeriacn
YbilabeIpbi
a . cb { It mt e, b [.

SIN SGden unb in Der Sabrit ~perlaoen, gu ben fDl=
9enOen Sdars9reiien: .
100 Sons uno oariiber $1,000 per Son.
so bis 90 Sons 31.00 -.
/ biz 9 $500
g8enn in 6GNer oerpadt (obue Sara), laiicr mir
BON obioet @reiItu $2.0 per Sprne mad.
Geripnel, pel6e aug obisen niebrisen 4reilen Sora
tbeil jieDen polen, ioaten ioiort ibre Seiteauugen eins
Ienoen.
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meIaa&pIfs.

M%etsoc9ottt,
Ens unbtnssas 4ranIssitts anb Bic nsstdnif@s Bsasus
!rns S%trlIben iann aitmats An frub beaonntu m,rS,r
gtaa gsprauts ees SSdwtbti& 1t.trsl aenau nod he.
aamstlans ane bk ltsts Spur bar pbenasaannt,u III
piss ssrlS%ine.a. Dem pststatss ptrS ~aaisSibar a
esaaane.ss S'laass.tt iurdGsestSes SAB ksss BIZ trsAen
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Ssdlsabs tSutsn Rtts cine 8lafas ssn Matwas's ctsa,y
Relief bet Na fubrtn. Osnias Irppftn In @ahtr ssrstn
&santtttt cher Sdmertta. bic psm gps&ie l bss yDadtrS
A%srratssa. S%prbtussn. 90 Ia better aIs franibHiass
@ssnbs sbr Stttsss ale tta seiinittsL.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
90 xssyfta Ia elmer baIbsa gIas DaGsv

B7TtTtIBTN III U5HTBtn NHBtAVfTUIHT
s2rdsapfe. Gbpdds. 9srltlUpfen, b6fen Rspf.
f&kAeri, psreorbenen Waern, 9iarrbse,
Durdbfaa, Derfop flung, Bldbunssn
unb ale inneren &eiben.
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@tS mIeitanssmittsA

gTfsata, ssiAs ea str.FaSa abfasrsnssHtttd %.
taaoltae Ss!Ssa trssas .tntr Srt SaafRea, igassa .ia,
rn ppatentnen ani@ah lt4es abIetaaasnitd anA fsns
srabrei&t perbea sbhi s&t9a4t aa}
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e q ntsa nas3eIee, $50 aassss sstsrarfa, &c.
barn sasf&IeSiiA ktasbt sss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

1t is sail that army officers 10 Washington
give good deal OF crcdcuce TO the reports that
to return to his agency, and that there is a de
cided impression that our Indian troubles for
the summer are about over and that Sitting
Bull will be brought to terms without riskng
a battle with him. This is the opinion in
Washington. but unfortunately it is not cntcr
tained by the half demoraz:d forces now in
the Indian territory, daily 10 dread of an am-
buscade at ack.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
Rev. Charles k;n.'s Case.
MAvAss 5. August 10, 1876.

MAHAsS 5 August 49, 1876
To the editor Of tie Alexandria Guzette:
Si!-Tne card of the Rev. Charles King
which appeared in your paper Of Friday last re-
minds of the eif',rts OF dying "ca' ch
ing At straws." or the pursued rogue who TO de-
celve tie crowd cries stop thief" The reyer
end gentleman: cttrts to divert the TENT n of
An outraged com unity from himself to others
will not save himself from the sure disgrace
which his own conduct has brought upon him
His phrases. used towards the people Of this
county, which lie seems 10 have r natural pre-
pe:,sity for, such ne vulgar r'ithsns," vile
slanuereTs, mora! assassius, 'vu gar rsbble,'
'ruttr"s,' 'dcight"rs TO wr:gg:e in slime"
sc, are we'll understood here, AMI only prove
the depths o! depravty t. which the reverend
geItlemen has dc: ceaded. IL MS denunc!atory
and elusive letters TO the press against the
moral sssa>sins' he, "in the goodness OF his
heart settled among 70 reform, but cording
to his own showing has not been \ success the
writer OF this has come in for an overdose and
would lot now rep!v WAS it not that longer 81
enc" NIGH. scef,; To indicate al acknowedg
mcnt of guilt. 1t would seem that common de-
teacy and even pretended respect for himself,
If there was none resi-, would prompt minister
CHARGE with such grave offence to curb his
propensity for b. ckgu 4riing and bullying st
least while his case was pentlng IN the court,
but 1t seems 80 natural with the Rev. g. King
TO bully and abuse that even the court, grauu
Jury and jury Who tried his Case attorneys and
people, csiInot escape his vile i,nputatio!is.
ID. w. " HITTING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
Foreign News.

The Turkish Government charges Scrvia
with being entirely responsible for the pr,sci
war aud its attendant horrors, aud expresses the
determination of the Porte to push the war to
Succ s,ul conclusion. Advices from Belgrade
state that an Extraordinary Cabinet Cuunci
was held on Friday, at which it was resolved t.
coulioue the war to the last extremity. Dis
patches received 10 Loudou say that Eyoub
Pasha had LETT Gurgus ,yaz and marched to
Granada, aud from thence toward Rasovei
and A!exoaz driving the Servlans over the
Ozrcu Mountains and oulhauking Tchernayetf' J,
position a. Bauja; they were, however, suisse
qucntly repulsed and Compelled 10 retreat. Thr
Prince of Montenegro having learned that the
Turks intended to invade his territory from
Anaua, has determined to anticipate them
and has gone toward the frontier with eighl
tattallous. The Greek Minister to Constanli
unplc has presented uote ~ the Porte de-
harding that Turkey grant the requests OF the
Ureiaus. An iusurrectnu has b: ukcn out az
kelImo in Crete. The Aby>siDans have been
,ui t an insurgent chief, and 500 of
thor wnnlen and children mastered The iuau
ca crisis 10 Lisbon, Portugal. is due to the
scarcity Of silver colo. Wagner was ba qu /
cd and crowded with silver and laurel al Bay
reuth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

coguiiou If his friends lie pressed the hands
OF Hon. s S. Crx, exc'a;ming, Good bye,
dear friend; God bless you. His pulse ceased
at the wrists and his limbs assumed marble
codness Time passed 90, and The approach
Of the grim monster seemed to be momentsrily
batii ID by the extraordinary vital powers of
the sick maJ. | be respiration or: W stronger,
ADD at p. N. the ru Sc returned to the wrists,
the heart beating with its usual force and regu
larlty.
"SCvep o'clock drew near. Dr. Pone sat BY
his bedside couversiDg with Mrs. Kerr, the
friends having momentarly retired. The doc
tor asked Mr.. k"rr, Do you suffer any pain p
The patient shook his head. Do you feel
easier DOW? p He nodded his head emphati-
cally, at the same moment fixing an earnest
( ze On the doctor. expressing at once thanks
aud relief from suffering.
Then fixing his $tradg gaz upon he ceiling
his breath brcanlc perfectly natural and rcru
lar. The SUI gra.iu lily dccncd behind the
mountains AMI as bis last rays family GIN.
uer' o. the horlZ u. SO Il seemed as if the
qnvDchleSS spirit was takingits last gag. through
rs bodily organs OF visions upon thiOgs Of earth,
anter and fainter grcw his breathing. and
hx,d grew the gaZ. The family and friends
hastily gathered around he bedsd, The last
heat bca:ngs gr, W soft aud faint, like those
Of an intact sleeping. The sun -aak aud the
dcathlcss spirit took its noSrless flight"
a dispatch dictated on Friday morning to
his law partner at New Albany shows the ten
derncss OF the dead speakers nature. Alter
describing ms l.ten-e raIi. h. sad "fhr end
II it all IS near at :!aad. | wish il could be
i.auics:, but | fear not When the news
cplncs to ynu at home bar it bravely and re-
>igu"iiy, Tor will. My heart still turns to
you wlh warme$t love
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
Alexandria,V a.
MONDAY, AUGUST q. 1876.
HE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Ihe preVentior

The FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The prevention
and rxtlpgulshmrut vi fires Is So eV!ucutiy one
of the matters of special town Interest that 1t
seems remarkable it did not become what It
now is, a portion of the functions OF the mu
pcipal government, at the beginning Of lis ex.
istencs. Yet, mere, as elsewhere. uctli the
Municipality took upon itself the prevention OF
fires, the work of extloguishing them was let!,
10 great part, to voluntary organizations, when
were. 0! course, much encouraged by the c'r-
norate aut horities The first charter (l14Sj OF
the town sought to limit d. nccr OF hrc by ior
bidding the erection Of wooden chin neys with
in the town limits. But two Of the still existing
fire companies the Friendship Q1l4) aud Sun
l775) preceded the town in its present ncorpo-
rated fora u779. The fist municipal regula-
tons on the subject OF the extingulshmrnt OF
fires related 70 the h:e-bucketS Proprl1tors
Of houses were required to provide hre buckets
10 proportion to the number OF stories. These
buckets, some OF which still remain, were re-
CURED to be made of good aud suitable leather,
containing each two and a-hat gallons; they
had to BE- marked and nun bered, and We're al.
WAYS to be ready 10 the house, occupied or ua-
occupied, and were never to be used EXCEPT III
the extiuguishmeut OF fires. The Corporation
also purchased large hooks and ladders, and
kept them FOR use 10 the market square The
Fire WarenS had charge OF these hooks ana
ladders, aud were the superintendent OF the
buckets, reporting to the Mayor all who nc
elected to provide them. The engines. how
ever, rcmaocd the property and uuder the
coutro Of the several engine companies, oil
which five we're organic before the opening
of the present century. The Corporation Treas
urv was, during all this time. liberal contrIb
utor to the 6te companies. 1t purchased, 10
1928, one of the Hydrauoo engines, another
being purchased by private subscription, ano
until the advent of the War, aud the steam IRE
engines, contributed $50 to each company toI
iucidentals, aud gave all the hose needed.
When the war closed steamers and modern
FIRE organization became necessary, aud the
present department came into existence. Mkt
to having an efficient Fire Department the
most i'm portant matter is 10 have one that Will
cost as little as possible, compatible with good
service. The expenses OF the city for the Fire
Department have been as follows during the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

The rumor published 90 the first page of to-
days Gazette that the water power belonging
to the Great Falls Ice Company, 10 Montgom
cry county, Md, has been sold to party OF
English capitalists, has not as yet beeu couhrm
ed, although it Is generally thought Colonel
4 ngers, the agent of the company, who wcrt
to England to effect sale, has been or will be
successful. About year ago similar rumor
was published, but it did not turn out to be
true 1t is known that Col. Rodgers has been
Tor sometime engaged in negotiutious looking
To a sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

DO received on nls certificate of profc4rnv
"wltho Il. the usual preliminary cx.iair..:r,S
II Seem to me- that the resent act {; $50,
ply, In prescribing either 81 examir~,i :. Or 49,
hcate, mesnt that either Of the two condition. -,
admission! could be adopted, ! OF tt.t h,l. ..,.,I;
De put IN operation simultaneously | .aE...
the Board of Visitors hold this view, tor ,p.y
seem TO have prescribed examination il II
cases, With Ut exception. 4 my other view would
necess.tate AL iEvldious discrimination b4Iv..r
certificates coming from different schools. womb
give rise to much confusion and compl.ir; 49,
would lessen the popularity Of the Univer.itr
ara the new law both with the Legislature. All
the people ''
conjecture that the Faculty of the U1ivcr.r
", or some OF them, acting upon miSsrr~s
hension of the regulations adopted oy the Boa
OF Visitors authorized the annuuncenfer, CO..
tanned IN the Bethel Academy circular II 50
should not the Board col rect the error ard :,
put an md to the widespread Complaint. +,
which II has given rise?
Very truly and respectfully Sc.
j. l.. kENp:g
In answer to this the following repy u,s r.,
ceivpd
" HITE uLpuCg SPRINGS.
6ugu-! g. 1876
My Dear Governcr-I our letter was iorv.ar!
ed t. me here, and hasten to S.y that ,ha ;,
vartisement of the Bath.i s"hoo is not only t,,.
warranted by the action al tie Visitors and Fac-
ulty of the University. but Is in direct orr.-l
ton t. it, We discussed the matter, and ,ax
the difficulties likely to arise from receiving lfe
certificate OF any school r. sails act"ry "
knew it W. uld obliar u to receive The cert !rn..
OF al respectable schools, or to rlak. iuvi!r H..
determinations
have enclosed your letter TO Dr. Hand.H -.
with request Tn be Wi nj once b7'nx il g.,
the sttcrion %; the Faculty md h@vr the ur 81.
correction spilled. Very ,rulr you,a ",
[Sgnedl LEX. Ii. II STUART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
ItOMMUNICATED.

STREET IMPROVEMENTS -lu my percgrlna-
tons a!rund the city last week, | CHANGED to
drop upon the improvements being made 90
Westminster street, at intersection with King.
1t is novel, bu practical idea, and uono but
practical men woud conceive the dca-such
men as the Committee on Streets. They are
making an cmbankment or dyke, al Pirrpont' $
corner t. prevent The water from Washington
street mingiirg with the turbulent stream that
pours dawn k,ne street after heavy rain.
end which ovc:fl KS the street. and some times
fills cellars Oh King street That difficulty is
COW to be otvia,cd. The dyke above men
toned will iam the water and cause it to now
up hill 10 Duke street, aud hen dJwu to tan.
yard run-a capital idea. II that fails, they
propose to use IA syphou or ram. Tor the pur-
pose. Cogan can furnish the syphOn and Mike
Scliuicr will furnish the ran al 4 nominal price.
!iir pa.cuient is also being raised TO CORES
pond with the dyke. fw3 mrn were paving
and the way they handled cobbe stone. one
would suppose they werc expert coJterS |
looked for The Superintendent to get his ideas
about the Improvement, but he had gone to
dinner, 1t being alter three .. %. I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

Now that Judge Critcher has withdrawn
from the canvass in the I>t Congressional dis
trct Of the State, MIR. Joseph Srgar has an-
nouuced himself as an independent candidate.
Mr. Segars experience since the war is but
another proof Of the folly of Virginia 'ndepen-
dency.' Let u tnao be either a conservative or
a radical, and be bold enough to stand by and
acknowledge his convictions. La times Ike
these, and especially ia this section OF cuuutry,
half way men and half way measures S!ou
put away as childish things
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

The news of Mr.. kc!r's death was received
with sit ccre regret throughout the entire couu
try, and by potica opponeotsa as we'll as friends.
Though strong party mau, be was never so
blinded as 10 be unable to distinguish the ri sht
trcu the wrong path aud never weak enoueh
t. pur,u. the latter. lis lnind was conscious
OF lis rccituie, and his death noble ending
OF an honorable life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

The whaling bark CataIpa arrived at NV
York Saturday with the nine Feoians-ilar-
rlugton, Darragb, Wilson, Cranston, Ha>sett,
Breslio, Desmond. King and Brennau-Who
escaped from Australia some months since.
They were gallantly rescued from the penal
colony by friends from this country, and are
Hospitality entertained now that they have ar
lived in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

Circumstances alter cases. II Southern
State goes radical all is lovely if it goes con
servative by a bare majority there has been
tamperDe with the ballot boxes, aud the cleo
ton is contested if the conservative maj ,ri,y
be large, intimidation and bloody murder
have been resortcd to, and H. 5. troops are
billeted upon the unfortunate com muuityto see
that the election goes radical next tune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

The grand Wagner musical festival at By
reuth, Bavaria, Was concluded last Friday night
by hauque. gwen 10 honor Of Herr Wagner,
at which cnperors, kings, princes and dlstin'
guished people of all classes were present aon
united 10 apothecs zog the musician Of the
future" It is said that 10 The whole 'lllogy
there is but one air in which sophisticated
ears car dcr.c' any melody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

Phe Attorney GeueraI has Instructed the
United States District Attorneys 10 Ajabama
70 commence suit 10 certain cases Of alleged
fraud aud Intimidation during the late election
10 that State. These cases have beeu reported
in Washington, aud will be prosecuted 10 the
fullest extent of radical p1eiu ice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
The university Examinations.

When our C. rt,spondcnt stated sGme time
since that we had been mi.led by the Rich
m0nd State 10 reference to the cXa nlInatIon me-
ssary for free admission to the University Of
Virginia, contcned ourselves with the pub
Itca ion # hl- letter, not having had az oppor
tunity Of Examining tie w 10 which it refer
red. The State, however, publishes The fol-
lowing letters, from which it appears that both
tn G. prernor and tn Chaiim4n Of the Board
OF Visitors Interpret The Law differently from
our corr spobdcnt. We think the Governor
aud Mr.. ) u#rt are right III contcndng that an
examination IS tn proper test of du" quafca
lion, aud that all applicants should be r. qulrcd
to subrult t. cpc; but We cannot see that the
colleges arc 10 be bcnitt.d thereby, unless
they propose lowering themselves to the grade
II :he nigh scnool,, for, surely these can give
all The destruction nee ssary 10 pass the exam
lnalous prescribed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21

For Fl ur Their. Is it'll" m.nd, aad ,hs>t ~
i: accu .ulatng: price: are dull, and for G'H%
there is decline ot l5c on Extra nni Fam.
brands. Wheat is firm, with lignt receipt.
sales OF l47l bushes 1t ITO, la All : Tor Th.'c
and 90 III for red. Corn i: que. st Iuo.at ms.
offerings Of Is r bushels. lbs bushei, of RTc
sold at 45, and 402 Of Oats a! 80: per bushci
Other articles ut quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
Markets Dy telegraph.

NEW YORK, Aug Il Stocks dull md lower
Money /. Gold 10! -Four steady. W@eN.
quiet but firm. Cora steady
BALTIMORE, Aug 2l.-Virg;nin IS, 1e'~r~"'
8; Firgnias. consolidated, G's; DO "a s"ri,,- *
Cotton steady and firm; mIdiling l2s'.:.:
Flour steady; Howard street and Mrs"tn
Super 5osS3 IS: do Extra 4sS5; -. fn"l :
5 25sSG -; City Mills Super SO -; 10 -
trM 25.SJ; d, Rio brands ) .S1 - IA. fHi',-
lily 81 IS. Wheat active hnI firm; n'.t-ri r"i
good 10 choice ll5a!2l: M"ryI"r! tcd god =
prime ll5:l20; do. smbeT lZ2al2@i DO "tit.5"
ALPS Curn-SouthrrE s:c'hy; Vest. 10
and essi"r; southern wii 5ja5G; d. yr.n"'
s5s Western mx"d 53a.s4 spot; 81: Aut -.
SGT ) pit. Onts quiet mi stead >ru:heFh
prim, SO IS; Wee rrn whit" - 90 do n.Iart
30 .33. Rye ,dy ri 5l>51 H. s.""dy d"
mrnd good NJ .rvlnnd ald P"'n.E''H"n. Ia
SIG Provisions quiet. PORK - si2 . h"'.
-.nould"rs >! 81 clear rib sid Il. III lam
l5,I6 ..,rd-r rn"A IL Bu, quot ~.
erl., good to prime i rs d.. Ine l9:I'. '@ae'
steady and firm; *" CAr@o"s iA!r''t: ."h''..'
i5talS! Sugar active ut IL Tl'l:Nry .s"''.'y
At 81 -.
Pu1LADElrnla, Aug. IL. Bee Cr:.." ao.
and dec!ltt'.g ri 4.otc; cripls "'"' "'''"
Sheep IL good d"nan:; tr'mc ":','I ..' 49,
:. 75a.s} 80 receipts 1000 IIoy- ~ Il, d"''l"
inquiry corn1n 94S.' 80; receipts 1900 h'r+
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ARRIVED.
Steamship E { Knight. Ne" YORK, t.
Reed.
Steamer New York. PhiIa!rpnin, H. 4
Reed.
Steamer Lsdy of tho Lake. N"r'"iN' L. .
Reed.
steamer John W Thnmpsun, lower + ,n,ss'.
to A Reed
Schr T. % Georgetown. to " \ Sn""t
schr orward, H:.vre de fra"" T. "h'
Srnout -,
Schr B Gartsidr, phia !elpnjs, 10 Wan "
Smoot.
Schr Martha Travers, Chicksmlhcn, sr"'" ''
Tkos Perry, agent.
Schr lanes Summers, Wicom'o, Yrai" -
Thcs Perry, agent. ,.Y.r
Schrs Ladoskia, Ii Jones Tho II" '",
n w Mcgsc ana Terry for y .s""t,"L a.,
>chrs VIM II henZie Oliver Amr- ai' "''
wood Burton, for Georgetown
SAILED.
Steamer Mattano, lower Potomac, ~ y h'''"
u Son. "a
steamer Lady Of the Lako Norfolk. ~
Reed r
ST.. m"r Msry Washington. Baltimore. D.
Rroiers u Co. ,va
Schr Laura Robin :on, Gco7ge.o~h, - .
Smoot ,-.,,
Schre J j pharo sn4 Abby "'.-s''' '.'"-
Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Emma shaw, he ca, ~ Ro5t"" 'o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-21
years named {:

The estimate and appropriation for the pres
ent fiscal year llS77) is 1900. 1t is but the
just need Of praise to this city that no city 10
the Union has ever had better fremep tbac
Alexandria. AZ