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Sc pone On conocmieno de los nteresa los del GRE
mo de labaquefos que dia ~, seIebra en- la Secre-
taflis de ests l4X ,mo. Ayuntamento las dos de l.,
tarie el iclo ag'avo sobre las reclamaciones que
pueaan lnterponer los que cOnsideren periudcaos
en La distribution prae3icada-E Slndico, E. l.. Ce-
pero %
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Aeecibo, Z. II. Mayo II de 1876.

Aeecbo, Z. r. Mayo II de 1876.
Sr.
Muy Sr nnestro amigo: Reiterandonos 4 la e;rou-
lar usantecede, particpalnos V. que habendo he
cho conpra de todas pertene.c cas derechos que
consoco ID. Juan Rubart tena en- la sociedad
ROSES RUBERT G. h+mos tornado con esta fe-
cha una nueva en- comanda bajo la razon de
ROSES G COMP.
en- Ia cual es interesado como s6oo comanditaro d.
Sebastian Garcia gas:ores Miguel Roses ID. Anto-
nio Rcses, para continuar Ell Jos mismos negocos q
que ha venido dedicdndose la extnguda sociedad de
cuya liquidation nos hemos hecho cargo.
Supicamos v SO sirva hpnrarnos con su contian.
"a tomar nota de nuestras irnas al pie, quedando
sus 9rdenes altos. s i. @ B. S, M, Roses Il Ca-D.
Miguel Rosss frmara, Roses CD Antonio Roses
6mara. Roe sy =. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
Circular.
Sabana grande, Mayo IL de 1876.

Sabana grande Mayo IL de 1876.
Sr.
Muy Sr. nuestro: Tenemos ell gusto de particpar
V. que con esta fecha hemos tornado en esta plaza
una sociedad que girara Dajo la razon de
MALARET Y PAGAN
Y que SO dedcara al ramo de mercanclas q todo 10
denas cencerniente al comercio.
Contando con un capital dc 10000 la experien-
ca de los neg cios, esi eianos dispensara v su
con6anza cuyo efecto e rogamOs SO sirva tomar
ia de nuestras respecuvas hiInas.
Con la mayor consideration suscribmos de v
altos, s. S. g. B. A., MaareI Pagan.-P. Malaret
Aaglada 6rnara, Malarst y Pagan-V. Pagan fir
mara, Malaret y Pagan. la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
PRECTOs DE ANUNC1os.

De sells Inca de impression pabGndose hasa
rse II rengon exoeda de los seLes
ssan dobs cuando los anunco. haan pubcarse cars
A. n6meroe tipos los de HneasPOr
admten anunOs precos oOnvencione Los
ncados 10 Ia Inca mpress Anuncos
Aieados abonarkn adalantados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
Han llegado.

Las maquiuas de coser de mano y con pedal "Ex.
pres" dc cadeneta pespunle, do uobs pespunts y
agujas para las mslas venta tasos gdqanttG.--
sLa Ilzcaina, San Francisco :5J.PaDio Ubarr ll-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
De San Thomas a la Capital.
Interest,".

b itioera;io del vapor ingles qua salio
de San Ta6mas el Is del corriente, es
como sigue.
| sggjT.a As.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
Agencia en- el Campo.

Don Jose Urquizu, agents de negoeios de toda ela.
81 de asuntus en- este pueblo limtrofss ofrscs
sus servicios al publ CO Resds la cas de la Luna
Hato-aranda 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
ROSES RUBEHT Y COMP.

quedando liquidation cargo de la nueva socedad
segun circular a eoutiuuacun.
Agrad"cidos la confianza que les hemOs mereeilo
nos suscribimos altos. S. S. Z 5. VI. B-Roses Ru-
beit y "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25

Segun disposition del Gobernador Britanico en- Ion
das de correspondents para Europa las caras 90 ras-
ran este Consuado hasta la una>del da sin multa
y hssta las con una muta de 10 centavos Dor car.
tas excepto asque schen en- e buzon los ssoa
ingleses necesariOs.
Caando el franqueo forzoso y las cartas pusstas
en- 81 buzon no son frauqueadas no pusdsn sex snvia
das por sl vapor inglss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25

e d icto.

D0N d7eJdNUT0 1Is0VeU0, J0fsaSdTt0 de Ia
qwiebrG de D. Fabian Ga,mt del c0mey-
cio de Toa bga.
Por 81 presente hago saber; que en- providencia die.
t,da en- este dia en- los autos de dcha qusbra Sc ha
dspuesto seaar para la primera iuna. general el da
once del pr6ximo mes de Julio las doce de la mana
ma, en- los altos de Ia casa nmero 6 sitada en- esta
Capital en- 10 calle de San Francisco, en- Ia plaza
principal fente al reloj de la misma, con obeto de
proceder al nonbramento dol Sndico que debs como
Ger de ella
para que llegue noticia de los acreedoros 4 Ia
expresada lnebra, concurra1 con los documuentoe
ustihcatvos De sua credios baio e sperciiento qus
haya lugap en- contrario caao ~ pubcs 81 presents al
PNarto.R Rice veinte , uno de Juuio dc nil cchociea
tas sstsTia esis..sAleandfe Havusl.a~Par al mar,
aAasl AtAs e!Ass!l ks!ssA ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25

y y
expresan en- los alones sigu;ente:
1885, o50S, $3.50, 562l 60l2, 6033 6046, 5052, GILL;
61l3, 81, 6a -, 6l52 t2G, 6o34, b79l, 6o4, O976
1885, 776, 72Ot, 1884 7235, 1880, 743, 1898, 1922,
1889 1850, 1874, 746l 7i66 7432, 749., 74J7 7l99,
1909 1910, 1879, G57 1871, 1899. 1891, 76l5, 1895,
1867 1879 1859, 77i0 1892, 7745, 7743, 1854, 1896,
1922 7944, 1859, 1861 1890, S0Ol, SOOJ, s0ll, e037,
$685. 606l, s0J6 S07o, 809, 800, 9Ot, oiO5, Slo6,
Si07 ol0% Sl2S, 5l34 ol40, ol15, ol6', Sill, o2l9,
042l S240 el51, S!I6, S&7U, 643l ;95 $500, S5OI,
e5l4, 65lo, s25, 6I'6, o53, 854l o35i 1891, c5E',
81, 500, S504, S6O1, S609, $751; ob3 S6l4, S6l3,
81 g. g. 80, 8532 86 u, S637, SG4l 6oi2 S64', 5647
5648 $3.50, 8657, 1850, S667, $685. 3672 1881, 857,
$685. $500, $685. o69o, S69J, $685. c7l5, 87l5 072j,
S726 1888, 57}9, SAL SD 974I, 8747, o74S, S731
1885, 1868 S767, o.75 8776, $780, 1881, o73l, s70o,
S19l 9793, 1896, 8797, ooOl, S5O eol, 60iS, S3l3,
1914.
Puero.Rico % de Junio de- 1S76-FrancscO III
maud. 2-2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
En- Arroyo.

Tiene de venta cigarrilos Honrades, 25 cajetil]as
por $l.-Jose NJ Observation-Disclosures. $40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
Li*ografia
de SodFino 9e Larroca q Comp

En- este estabecmiento hacen toda case de i'm.
pss'ones por deca las que san csmo etiquetas para
c,garrlts ta'turas, etras de giro, bstes de to as
c'ases muslca planes, ereulares, targetas de vista
casamentos <S!, a..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
CIRCULAR.
Arecibo, 2. L. A4yo 10 dc

Arecibo, 2. Il. Ntyo 10 dc 1876.
Er.
Muv Sr. nue>tro amigo participainos V. que con
esta fscha por m1tuo convenio queda dsuelta la
ciedad qae giraba esta pa "a ba)o la razon de
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&, 4
Consulado Britanjco.

La correspondence sierra este Consuled do los
dias siguentes:
Para Ingatsrra, Espaha,)
Francia, Alsmania, toda
Europa, Asia, Sauth6mas, Ell II l3yN.
Psci6co, Tierrs 6rme y las
Colonias Inglssas.
Para Ia Habana Mejieo. }E da II.
|. fi.s Piss. 81 Brasil = Rio d'}n ii. ~. /.
Psrs santo Domingo. >Losdia 2 16
Paralo. E.,sdos ,Uniaos. Via Do ssnthS@s. pes
parales H''&do',uniao.. Vi. !. Pl5 5.a.,... s .a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
NUN. II
PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por aho $40 Ia isaPor ss $3.50
nm mestre Por un mes reaies en- Ia Capital 10
de la IsPor Peninsula
per6co franco de porte por ges SIS anCasor up
en- la isla de Cuba $12
Las pagan empre por adapado susorip
pueden entsndrss los Aen sctamsns A
ministracion.
81 BOLE1IN enva todas palte franco De porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
Gaia de Prestamos.
46.-ORUZ-46.

Ell da u!timo del coYriene sc remataTau en- p1blica
almontda por cuen:a riesgo de quien corresponds
por 6r;en de d. Fra cisco Eina1d las preudas que
sc expressn en- los talones sigu;ente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
deS. Juande Pto.-Rico.

Lista de los ndmeros premiados en-
el Sorteo especial y 1njco celebrado ell
% de JUNO de 1876, por ante ell
Excmo. Ayuntamiento, con motive
del Patron de esta Capital San Juan
Bautista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
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ANO SO.

Pubeass psrcdco los domngos microbes vnes Guam.
DO as oounstancia supleentos
sr&tis los auscrptorea. 0 z1s taetS5* s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

criticise or disparage their claims, pern; ~.
through the columns OF your paper, to nr.s-,,
the name of the Hon. JOHN ". SreycbsFn ~.
Governor OF the State OF Koutuckr, And '' y:
the present time one of her aule IS. S"ostor-
as person omipenty qualified in every resn'c,
to occupy the Executive Chair OF this NV y.
Nation. The writer of this has known hi,or,,
wards of fcrty years. and in truth can say ;,
every department of life he has how hin'.e.fs.
true mau, aud Christina gentleman, r..
ability, frmness and honesty Of purpose canno,
De exceed, or rarely equeed 10 these qsy.
His elevation 10 the Presidency at thi. iIyn'
lure Of our affairs would indeed be very an.
perfume. tor the ship of State would BE- IN.
upon the right track, and soon prosperity ami
happiness would be felt By the people Of eyIrr
section, and the whole couutry, from ore eDi -
the other, would send up shouts Of joy, aud Tho
end Of all rings, and especially the wn!s.ry
ring, would have come TO 40 cod
AN OLD FASHIONED DEMOCRAT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17
LETTER FROM RICHMOND.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.J
The grand jury of the Hastings Court was
to day engaged 10 the investigation OF the al
legged gam bhug cases aud examined macy Wit
ncSses, among others Col. John W. MlnoF'
Door keeper OF the Senate, Writ Roberts,
Coal Merchant, of this city, j. |. Beck
ham, George S. Stevens, Rudolph Wcnd-
liuger, Marx Mitteldorter, r. ii. Ial-
~, member Of the House, aud Stovali,
member of the House. The following parties
we're indicted for exhibiting faro aud unlawful
gaming Geo. S. Stevens Two cases. VIM.
H. Fowle, John a Worsbam, jr., Ihos. Lyon,
Henry Wayt, james Walsh, ames /. Bailey,
George W. Morgan, William 5. Rogsn AMI
George W. Hill. Froui many of the witnesses
it was almost impossible to obtain anything !;
others were more frank and told without re-
serve their experiences One gentleman. con-
peced with the Legislature, Was asked If he
was ever 10 gambling house, and /; SO, why
be went. He responded that the meals at the
hotels we're SO abominably cooked that he went
to the gambling houses to get better These
suppers are what attract large number into
these halls Of inquity. They first 60 10 just
Tor the supper, aod stake, perhaps, dollar to
pay for il. Theu, after awhile, they go only to
gamble aud iguore the supper entirely.
The Stevens Investigating conuttee was
again in session to-day, but 40 pew Facts We're
elected. SeDator Claughtou is summoned TO
appear before the committee TOMORROW.
Senators Herndon and Claughton spoke IN
the Knight aud Johnson case to- day IN favor
of seating Johnson. understand that Sena.
tor Allen will speak tomorrow ID favor OF
sending the election back to the people, and
Mr.. Daniel will close 10 favor oil seating JohD-
SOD.
Mr.. Stuart has new scheme for the cxtcn-
sion of tac James River and kaDawha Caoa
which he ADVOCATED at length 10 day. lie pro
poses that the canal be extended to Craig :
Creek (abou! IS miles from its present te?tnl
Gus, ADD FROM that point be connected BY a
temporary railroad with Clifton Forge. The
work is 10 be done by the canal mpauy, who
are to have the aid of convict labor provided
By the State This III provement Is estimated
to cost 100000, and he proposes that the
canal company issue bonds to that amouot bear
iog per cent. Interest. aud ruoulug SIX Or
seven years. The interest TO be guaranteed,
three. foulths by Richmond and one-tourth by
the city Of Lynchburg. There will probably
be comp1u mise 81 some kind.
STRONGBOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17
CONGRE SS.

The following proceedings of Congress yes
terday are additional to those published in the
G.z tie OF that day:
Iu the Senate Mr.. Anthony submitted co.,
culrcut resolution that hereafter all speeches
snail be lbs :rted in the Congressional Record
as actually delivered, except verbal corrections.
An adverse report was made on the bill 60 set
tie the clsims Of the several States for advances
made 10 the war Of 1872 similar adverse re-
pull was made on the memorial Of the Virginia
LEGISLATURE TOR payment of balance due that
State far advances in tbe same war. mo-
li0n t. taxi up Mt. Mortoa's resolution Tor the
adm ssiol of PlLuh3ac as Senator from Louis
iaDa was Qetesteh ny vote OF yeas ~, DAYS So,
the Rerublca vbrlng in the negative, tear
iug TO come TO v0t 90 the question because
of the absence Of scvera! Senator's who favor his
admis,luu. Messrs Edmuuds aad West, Re
publcaDs. voted with the Democrats. Inc
conference report on tue john resolution TO pay
the interest 90 the 8 65 Douds of the District
Of Co;uluuia was !huu called up aud debated
Until the hour oil adjournment.
l. the Hous?, bill was introduced fixing
the compensation 10 railroad companies for car
rying the mails. A resolution was Introduced
calling Oh tn. Secretary Of the Treasury for a
list Of all rrvc0ue detauters since March 4,
1865. the amount OF their detalcation, sc. a
blu was passed extending the time for fling
claims for additional bounty under the act OF
July 2S 1850, 10 July |, 1880. A bill was re-
ported from the Committee on Territories, to
amcUd TIE acl Of March 8, 1865, 90 the adnls-
sion oi Colorado IS a State; after discussion,
the bill! pa-sd. The House took up the bill
!or orgaulz ng the jud ciary, and uumoer OF
amcuamvut.. were fired, but none were act.
cd upon. Iii" Speaker was granted leave OF
atseoce unu Monday, in order to recruit his
health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

Judge Gilmor, may have been right 10 his
decision 10 the Maddox Bergen case. as report
ed in another column of to-day's paper, but
people not versed 10 the law will be apt 10
think otherwise. We don't see what other
mode of redress the Doctor had than the one
he pursued, and to those who know him the
wonder is that he did not 60 farther than he
did. The law would certainly have given him
no redress fos the insult bis wife received
had he appealed to the courts, and, having no
other recourse, be took the law into his own
hands, and in SO doing may have been wroDs'
but most people, in this section OF country at
least, will not think so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

To abiding to the speech OF Judge Sinclair
a synopsis of which appears elsewhere 10 to-
days paper, the Rich uond correspondent of
the Petersburg Index says: "Mr. Sinclair, of
Prince William, one Of the most stirring speak
ers in the Senate, mao who could rouse the
popular heart, know was the bes speaker |
heard to-day. Some Of his sentences he sent
forth with the force of mlue ball. Ii they
struck I'll bet they split something
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17
LEGISLATIVE.

IL tie Virginia StateScnate, yesterday Judge
Crltcher resum his argument IN the Knight
Johuson contested election case. He was fol-
lowed Dy Senator Hcrudon, who aiso SPOKE 10
favor of seating General Johnson. Mr.. Claugh-
TOD took the A or at II /, clock and made an ex-
ccIlent speeci 10 detepce OF tue positlon ia ken
by n,,n tavurlgg the sealing OF General John
s,n. The debate was Closed al o'clock and
will be resumed tod y, when Mr.. Daniel. chair
mat Of lne comm tire, will occupy the hoor
In the Hyusa oil Delegates, 9 bill for relief of
late Sherifs and other uf; ers of the Stale was
dismissed.
Bills providing for working of roads in Fau-
quier Incorporating the town Of Waterford,
l.,udvun county amending the Code 10 refer
eoce to tae rccorda!iou Of wills, and !oanng
arms 10 Fredericksburg Military Academy, were
passed.
Bills relating to he University appropriation,
au.eudmen : to The Constitution, au1 extend
iog the 4mes River and k4uawna Caual to
Ciittou Forge, were passed.
Mr.. GyrIon offered q resolution which was
adopted re.ciniiog the resolution heretofore
ad ptel limiting -pcuch tv Fl teen NJ nues.
The Committee Oh ASyiuulS aud Prisons re-
ported adversely on oil! 10 establish house
Of correction IN Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

Mr.. John Russell Young, who was seut to
South Carolina by Mr. Bennett to write a true
story of the political condition of that State,
doubtless attempted that feat 10 letter 10 yes
terday's New York Herald, but, like most
people from the North who write aooue South
ern affairs, evuces such erlre ignorance oil the
subject that be wonder is he should ever have
been selected for the mission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1876.
As will be seen by telegram in another

As will BE- seen by telegram 10 another
column of to.day's paper the long contested
case of Knight VS.. johnson, 10 the Senate Of
Virginia. has at length, aud properly, been set
tied BY awarding the seat to Gen. Bradley t.
Johnson. If. IF er all the time consumed, the
result had been otherwise, We should, like the
President, have almost lost faith iu human
nature. The wonder is that nineteen OF the
men, some of whom we're Conservatives, who
heard Judge Sinclair's speech, could have
voted as they did.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17
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The Presidency.

The time las arrived for the American peo-
pie to seriously consider who shall be the next
President. The Conventions of the two great
political parties are soon TO convene to select
their respective standard bearers for the next
Several distinguished gentlemen of
the Democratic party have been named by their
friends and admirers. Without any desire to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

Ex.Gov Letcher's proposed whlskey tax
bill, the tex. of which is published 10 another
column, will be read With interest by the large
number Of persons engaged 10 the production,
sale and oonsun ptioo of ardent spirits. Should
it be enacted into law the State will either
speedily liqudate her Indebtedness, or else be-
come community of tee.totaers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17
Centennial.

The Centennial bill was signed by the Pres
ident yesterday. The Washington Star says
he used for the purpose pen made from the
quill of aD American eagle, furnished for that
purpose by Joseph NJ. Wilson, Of this city. .
And thus has the Government given 81 800, 900
to Phiadelphia pint stock company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

The investigation now and for some time
past 10 progress in the Maryland Legislature
respecting the affairs of the G. & o. canal
seems TO show President Gormaus manage
ment of the canal 10 better co!ors the further
i, proceeds, and, from present indications, will
completely vindicae that gentleman from all
the charges that have been brought against
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

10 the United State Senate, yesterd ", Mr..
Wright, Of Iowa, reported adversely on the
memorial of the Virginia Legislature, asking
payment Of the balance due thi, State By the
Federal Government for money advanced dur
log the war OF 1912; and Yet the same body
voted to give 81 500U0O to the Philadelphia
Iaptannial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

DlsTUlCr IyvgsTiGArloN.- District H.
vcSlgatiuc T.. mnGG;cc Continued yesterday Its
eXamiuatlon oi the recent operations OF The
Dis rio; officials. MssSr-. Huiaut aud Butter,
Arhu5 Shepherd and Others We're examined,
the evidence sDowlGg that favored parties
tough, al uuuiual rates CLAIMS which hal been
rcjccte! aud then got ID. IL through realizing
six OF seven hundred per Ut by the speculs-
tIoG. Capt. Morris Murphy, who uttered 10
this way, wa, for some years resident Of
Al,xaudris, aud occupied the house 90 the
north side of King street adjoining the corner
of Patrick street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

Thv specla cJmmlLte3 OF tue House appoint
ed to cxain,ae into the chsrges against Judge
Slogeu., ycs,erisy, RESUMED their invcs!lga-
tlou by the examination OF NJ. }. h. lrue-
hart, cd tor Ui the stare Journal. Col. Ro-
uaid rcau Al editorial article, published III the
Journal Ut tie l4:h, .u;itiud Testimony OF
Character aaI proceeded to lnterrOgate the
witness as 20 the salient allegation made
herein.
Il answer, Mr. Truehart sta,od hat accord
in. to custom, he decllucd TO answer the ques.
iou " no Wus tAe author Of the article 10 the
Journal Of Monday upoo the 'T@s'!m my of
Char ,ctcr.' He nad % personai kno1l"dge
OF the geutIcln: 4 conuectcd with the affair, nor
OF the transac logs ALLUDED to in the article. Ii
be accepted tue statement OF the card publish
ed b, Judge Stevens 10 the Wing, aud also
statements made in the Alexandria papers,
and also the les .imoDy of other parties repre-
sentirg themselves as acquainted with the
facts, the article referred 10 was rue. As to
Ju4se oteveo,'s card, ie did not lhlnk any
On siiou could DC raised. fhc statements pub
!
polue ed as nj artlcte. II referred IL the arti.
Gle published 10 his paper OF the IA n, and to
| no uti!er. Judge S;eveus did Lot aunt in his
! card that he had enlrapped young member
! of the legislature IN state Ui lntUXIcatlon
| and wOn IrGm tim DCuds which we're held 10
sacred trust. The card referring to the mat
| rer between hl,usrll otavcus) and Captain
| tJwi- said that the attIlr had UGeU satlsactO-
| riIy udjust d or Compounded 10 the Sat,s!ac
| iIn0 OF both parties, which be thought any
maze would accept a. a Confession Ut the facts
Shlcu bad Ueeu' previously uolseu abroad. he
| editorial vas Dascu enirc!y upon the facts TO
| Wn;ca he referred without Knowing whether
the allegations contaiucu therein were true or
ia Sc except i; Ding Considered iu journalism
that sworn otfica lestitI1 ny is unnecessary to
the eStatllsGlncu ot notorious facts. He would
not swe r TO She truth Of tn, statement made
10 said cdl vrlai. lie Ueaut by saying I'VE
all know him to be ruy,' that every one who
his Kept trac" / ttir milter must be morally
cruv,.ced that Judge Stevens was guilty OF
the charge.
S vcral other witnesses, whose names had
been suggested IN the Journal article referred
t0.abuve, Were present by suu,m ms OF the
cUmml tie, but d. II appeared from Mr. True
nar. : tcs m1uy that there was 40 reason 10
believe thai they knew anything abCu the sub
jeci OF the III 'estlgatlon, the committee did not
think it necessary to examine them. Gov.
Le!cher says he does act k W either Fowl or
S5evees personally, but has seen the former
occ, sIoual!y on the por OF the House.
The com;uit.cc adjourned 10 m:ct a: 81
0 clock this morIlng.
Alter the committee meeting aud before
leaving tie COMMITTEE r9ow, Gov. L.tcher de
munled .: NJ. rrueha;t tle name Of any per-
sou who mai told him that he (Letcher) knew
anythi; aDout he atf.lr Of Stevens OF towIe.
NJ. Truehart dccii,ed to state, aud the ex-
Governor thereurou prur ed the ar lr,"
ial~ hood . far "a it related to i,lm.-Rtch.
E"luircr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

The Carlist situation is looking desperate,
peace rumors prevail, and the relatives Of Don
Carlos, in Vienna, are expecting him home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

Richard Posey, who was committed to Port
Tobacco Jail on the charge OF forgery, has been
released on $500 bali for his appearance at
court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-17

carried the State Of Texas by majority OF fifty
thousand.