davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
viii Proven

The will Of Miss Louisa Gibbs, deceased
late OF Midietown, has been admi ted by
Register Bggs 10 probate, and letters tes-
thmentary kranted unto Hanna G. Gibbs
and Margaretta F. Gibbs, Executrixs' named
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
PUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE NJ. THOMAS & SONS
Auctioneers
The WILMINGTON & READING RAIL.
ROAD.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
n and Tor the Eastern district of Pennsyl-
lania. In Equity No. Al. october Sessions
875.
EDMUND RANDOLPH
VS.
THE WILMINGTON & READING
RAILROAD COMPANY AND 9TH
ERS.
By virtue of decree ep tered the 9Th day
(fJune, A D 1876, In the above suit the un.
signed TIuste es to whom all the neceS-
)ary authority in the premises has been
Iiven by said decree, will. in pursuance OF
3djournment, on the 4th DAY of December
! D 1879, at Il O'Clock noon, at the Mer-
,hants EXCHANGE, in the City of Philadel-
Mia, expose to public veDdue or Outcry as
he entire lot. The railroad Of the WILL
INGTON AND READING RAILROAD
'OMPANY' The particulars OF the decree
bid terms of sale vii be found by refer
bee to the motto: Of So under said d cree,
pblished IL tn paper dur ng the months
July ami september. 1876
GEORGE BROOKE,
A. GIBBONS, Trustees,
GEORGE EkICIIARDSONl
CHANCES HARr OF Counsel " ith
CMAPWAN BIDnI E) the Tru tees,
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Aucti"neels,
Nos. l39 and LII =. Fourt, st.
Pv IA 3tOaw Phllad lphia.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
COLLEGE, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer.
sity Privileges, is under the charge of the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire TO make
a thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER.
cia course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyj.
vania entral Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Pos
Office on the college groun' s.
T-rms: Per session OF five months, lin ad
vance,) $50.
For fi1ll particulars send for a catalogue,
Rev. 7. A. MIDDLETON, D. ~,
dec.l-lyr. President.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
BOARDING..
NOTICES..
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On Monday, November ls, all Centennial
connections 70 and from Gray's Ferry will
he Withdraw, also the following trains
viii ri be discontinued between Broad Street
D. BOT, Philadelphia. and wilmington 93l
n and 6 IS P NJ, from Philadelphia, and
& 40 and s 20 A M. from Wilmington. also
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Exp eSs,
leaving Wilmington at lO31 A NJ. The
baltimore Way T ain. yeayipg Philadel-
mia at $50 P NJ, will be run to LamoSin
lonly. ID. +. n kENNE1,.
|noyl3tf superintendent.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28

ST. JOSEPH'5 ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPHIA
Under the care Of the S!sterr OF 81. ,'oNvrf
The coarse OF iust uCtluu includes all the
branch es OF "a useful ana Christian ,sduca.
ton.
Annual pension iOr Board and Tuition
500. For further particulars, ADDRESS,
sepl.ly MOTHER MARY JOHN.
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28
IMB RELIAS

X KING.pRACTlCAL UMBRELLA ~ n
Any. one having a good frame Of ~
mbrella can have the s.me made az
good as new At half price, at
ap26.u 8. w. C0rner Four & walnut
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28

VOLUMES OF THE
m NURSERY" These now form a
komplete juvenile library. The Magazine
vas begun in 1867 and all volumes from that
late can be supplied.
6alf-yearly Volumes, elegant y
bound in cloth, 81 90
feary volumes, elegantly bound in
cloth, 81 y
ks-The above books will he sent postpaid,
IN receipt of price, by the publ sher.
JOHN L. SHUKEY,
So Bromfleld Street, Boston, Mass
kOvOl-
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28

F. Holland and others asking the Board to
establish school in South Wilmington for
colored children beg leave to submit the
following report: That after careful inquiry
among the principal colored people OF that
section of the city we are unanimously of
opinion that school should be open by the
Board for their accommodation and offer
the following resolutions
resolved, That a school be opened at
"Wuitting'on Chapel" in South Whining
ton, for coored children to be known as
Public School, No. IS, and that the Board
through the committee on teachers appoint
teacher for the sam me at a salary Of $500
per annum provided the Trustees of said
Chapsl allow the Board its use for said pur-
pose free of charge.
Resolved, That said school be continued
so long as it is we'll patronized and the num-
Der OF pupils in attendance will justify its
con inuapce and no longer.
RESPECTFULLY snbDitted,
j. J nkins,
F U Furry,
Ziba Ferris,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-28

the heart. There is no clue to the mur-
, 1876-12-09
News HENS.

Turkey agrees Internationally to the
conference.
There are said to he six hundred fin
gernail doctors in Paris.
More than fifty Harvard students last
year we're possessors of pianos
Wigginton will contest Pacheco's seat
for the fourth district of California
Gov. Hayes has authorized letter de
nying the story that he withdraws in
favor of Tiden.
Frye and Hoar deny the Democratic
assertions that they denounced the Kel-
logg returning board in 1875.
Five Democratic electors from the
Southern States are known to be inelig.
ible and two from the North. How's
Watts.
The President is preparing IL message
on the situation of affairs in the South,
to he submitted to Congress Immediately
after its assembly.
The Democratic members elect of the
South Carolina Legislature surrendered
their private arms before going into the
State house.
Gen. Wade Hampton made a speech
Monday night at Columbia, Counseling
peace and asking his friends to depart
to their homes.
The long projected marriage between
King Alfonso and the daughter of Duke
de Montpensier, is now reported defin.
itely arranged.
Chief Justice Waite replied that he
could not preside at the session of the
L. s. Court in Columbia on account of
pressing duties at Washington,
A two and half year old of Mr.. and
Mrs Thos. II. Brents, of Walla Walla,
got hold of somO Carbolic acid recently
and scAldcd himself pretty badly, but
will get well,
A victim of misplaced confidence saws
he has often heard the provcrh. "A
friend in need is friend indeed" but
he can't see where the laugh comes in.
He has friend in need who is always
borrowing mooney of him.
, 1876-12-09

Tur E,prrss OF BRA2u. has present.
rI fine Oncpp ot Enulopd with dress
fine ,oul If which has never been seen.
II i ,,,yrn NJ sni,lrr.' wrb. and is, ~
may ho im,pinrI work of ort ns ,c.
.., ,..,,, .,,I .,.,i, rn, h.,,l
',' ~ ,',.n., ,...,,,.,.,.
,,i,I, :. ,',, a,, o,l. ,o o,i,,ir,l n,,
,,.,;,,,, ~ ~ ,,,,.,,,n. ,,..,l. L,,, ..,r
'''''',,,' ,.,,' ,'' ~, 49,. l,,.,.,.
, 1876-12-09

g.|.--,.-,-,- -.,.-,,,,. l,,,,,.. TlIn-rI,rL-
..,.:.,.. .,.,..,. .,l,,..r r,,Il, :, write
'l.;,l T., ,,.l.. i,..o,l -. ,,,,ir
-, l'''l' A. r,,,, ~. .r,... and
-"'''', - ~, Wv. r'...'.l,. ,...n rl
,"' ''' .'.,I'. '..,,.,.,,,.
'"'' ~ "'- ",''' ., 49,. I...,.,n
'''',' W "' ''' ~ ''' ''.,... .,,,.. T,o
'''' '-'''.'''s .,, ;,,..,,i.,I,. .
I'', ;,,,,',.',, ",' ,n.;,,,r thc
P'' W .' 'o,n,moJ T.,
,,,' w.. w. W, ','' ''', ..,,,,,,,,, ,,o s,>,r.
'.''''', = rI.,.'.' ~" ,n ,,,o.,,,i,n
, 1876-12-09

II am willing to risk my reputation
Ms n public man. wrote Edward Hine
to the Liverpool Mercury, "if the worst
case OF smallpox cannot be curedin three
days, simply by the use of cream Of tar
tar. One ounce OF cream of tartar dis.
solved in pint of water, drank at in
tcrvals, when cold, is IL certain, never,
failing remedy 1t has cured thousands,
never leaves mark, never causes blind,
ness, and avoids tedious lingering"
, 1876-12-09

The Trjbuae's Washington special
says: Best informed Republicans give
the Democrats l49 and Republicans 141
in the next House. Add two RepubIi.
cans and one Democrat from New
Hampshire, and the figures are $50
Den, Gratis and 143 Republicans. This
gives nearly all the doubtful districts to
the Democrats. The Republicans may
have six more than tue above count. and
may have three less The SAME author.
i'y thinks the Democratic majority may
hc entirely lost.
Old mother Wilson, who has kept a
fruit stand in front OF tue Academy OF
Music, New Orleans, for many years, has
returned to her place from the Georgia
fever districts. She has voluntarily
nursed yellow fever patients in every
epidemic since 1887,
The eleven Chicago Jurors who desired
to Ncqult Sullivan are accused of bully.
ing the one who would not agree with
them. He says that he was threateoed
with vengeance, insultcd outrageously,
and almost thrown out of window.
1t is likely that the offenders will be
i4!diCted.
"Pshaw," said young lady of mu.
seal taste, passing certain church
Sunday night, where an incompetent
organist was torturing that instrument,
"it's enough to make that congregation
all 20 wicked just to imagine their or.
ganist hayinga harp in the new Jerusa-
lem and being entitled to play on it,"
Rothschilds will make private loan
nfamOney to Russia.
, 1876-12-09

Az INTERESTING CAsE.--An interest
ing case, involving the question of the
legal liability of a mercantile agency
for the correctness of its reports, has just
been adiudicated. An agency in Tcron.
to, protesting through its system of
espionage, to know the financial stand
ing of certain retail dealer, sold its So
called knowledge to Il wholesale dealer,
who proceeded to sell to the retail dealer
upon the purchased hypothesis that he
would receive money for his goods in
due time. The wholesale dealers pros
poets of getting paid were, shortly after
TINS transaction, rendered unequivocUlly
dubious by the absconding of the retail
dealer. Thereupon the wholesale dealer
recovered 1924 at law from the mercan-
tile agency, and higher Court has at-
iirmed the Judgment. The mercantile
agency now seeks to evade its responsi.
biIity in the matter by last appeal to
the Canadian supreme tribunal.
, 1876-12-09

The Scotch people are horIfrd tn find
that the whisky sold in the lttr village 5
OF that country !, adutcratcd with Wit.
riolic oScid, and committees Of iuvcsligu
tion are everywhere appointed.
Paris has Il great difficulty to solve,
what to do with her dcud For ten
years hu, this subject been under consid.
Grafton, and Baron TInus,mann complain.
rd that the dead gave him more trouble
than the living
There is not much pomp or lordly
state about the English Governor ofFijn
Sir Arthur Gordon. He and his suit
and his native guests often sit down to
dinner, says a correspondent, without
their coats.
A cargo of Spanish pilgrims, on their
way To Rome, comprising 800 impecuni .
Gus peasants, recently mutinied on board
ship because they supposed their fair Mt
$40 included provisions, and they had
bought no supplies or money. The
vessel was obliged to put back to BARGE.
Iona.
A Turk residing for the past eight
months in Paris with scNglio of eight
ladies has been arrested. He at first
lived very privately and his domestic ar
engagements were not intertcred with, but
the ladies finally formcd acquainte
Ccs with Others, and created scandal
in the neighJorhood.
The inquiry into the assassination of
Gen. Prim, which began in Madrid, De.
ccmber 27, 1870, has just come to an
end Eighteen judges have been killed
under it, and the documents amount to
10000 folio pages. One hunurcd and
twenty persons have been implicated, of
whom forty have been dismissed exCul-
pated, fifty four have never been arrested,
six have died during the inquiry, and
twenty are still in prison. But nothing
like a piece of positive proof against
anybody has been found.
, 1876-12-09

1t is a curious fact that in Newfound.
land there is not single grist mill. Lit.
tie grain is ripened in the country,
though as fine oats and barley can be
grown there as in any part of the world
, 1876-12-09

1t is reported that the StcIacoom
El7rcss is about 10 suspend publi, alton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
.S';aA TEsppfi0n.

New IonK, No7. 1.-THE Herald Of this
moroing, in reference TO the South Carolina
trick, says: Already the republican opinion of
the proceedings in he disputed States is such
that it has bcromo almost Impossible decently
to count 10 Go2crnor Hayes. Already the
wis.s, republicans say in conversation that for
the SAX, OF their party they hope for Mr.. Til
den's ic;uro. Az yat The honest republican
masses are waiting in acacc, .,ut with decreas-
ing patieua. Blu: any further appearance Of
trlckery, any, The least, continuation of these
attempts 10 the disputed States to take advan
tage OF shallow !csa! techuicaitics, to resort to
uaderhanI aui unworthy means, such as the
recent hearing Of testimony charging init mda-
ticn, 90 which the Louisiana Returning Board
has, it s said, determined, will give voice to
the smothercd iodgaation OF the republican
party, who cannot stand silent and see them
selves aud the gonl fame Of their party sold
into DISGRACE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-2:3O p. MP to
this hour there is nothing of interest" here
in reference to the most extraordinary aud out
rageous proceedings in progress in the States
of South Carolina, Florida aud Louisiana, and
until further Intelligence. opinion is suspended,
aud there is 80 excitement. 1t iithought that
the proceedings OF the Returning Board" of
South Carolina viii have good effect at the
North, aud, f2r that reason. the democrats are
much r.ora Lona!ri|, ard the odds appear once
more to be in iag5r Of the inauguration Of Til
den. i is not to be disguised tina, few radi-
cal5--!a@ So l1r-,arc rather 10 hope that Gen.
Grant will 'h3!l ever aud it is said, but
not upon goes; anlhorily-tiat the President
would not b. aversn 10 such proceeding.
So7cra! additional members Of Congress have
reached the city, aud already the canpassiog OF
the cl.in:s 9! il: gentlemen spoken of for
Speaker has begun. Nj. SayIcr seems to be
the most l~omincnt Candidate, but Mr.. Coz
aal hir. Randall viii he earnestly pressed by
their friends, and it is very doubtful who will
be the successful man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
's'Xe2H,

New YORK, NOV. GA gentleman Hhc
saw Tweed yesterday, says lie is not in good
health, AMI is greatly rcducsd 10 size, having
lost about ~ pounds, lie is do~ncast, appar-
emily crushed and Inundated, and has lost bis
old warEkc and defiant attitude. ile is like a
child, nervous and arpreheDsive Of danger.
One wonld hardly recognize hin.
New YORK Nov. 81 --WEecler Ii. Peckham
Of counsel for the prosecution 10 Twecd's case,
said this nnrnicg ti.a. he did not intend TO
bring Tweed to trial now on either of the in
dictmenis pending. Ia order to obtain bis
liberty Tweed must give bail in the sum of
$3,000,00o. lie could then be re-arrested and
required to give further security 10 $1,000, 900
with sufc;cs lstiiyiug Ia $l4 900 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
The Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov "a Stocks dull and lower.
Money 2! cold 1909 Flour quiet and STEADY.
Wheat quiet and Erm. Corn dull and un-
changed.
BALTIMORE, nov. 2l.-Vireinia "a. deferred.
CT; Vlrglnias consolidated 6Gs; do. I'd series 344
Cotton more active and shade higher; mid
ding ll:s1l; Flour E.m quiet and unchanged
Wheat Grm No = Western rod l33sl35; Penn
sylvsuia rod l35al+); other grades unchanged.
Corn-Southecn steady and firm; Western
strong and higher; new Southern white 5OAa5 !;
do. yellow 51a55; Western mixed old spot 5st |;
Nov $50; new spot oh Dec and Jan 57s574.
Oats steady; demand moderate; Southern prime
3Ss40; Western white 20 .S9; do. mixed 34a?5;
Rye sctive ard FIRM q! 7OH:5 Clover Seed quiet
at l4ssl5. Hay steady and unchanged Pro-
visions firm, quiet and unchanged. Bnttsr-
good grades fairly active and lrm: Western,
good 70 prime, 2::,24; do. extra line 2.1a2G Cot.
teo dull and unchanged. Sugar dull at l2sl2!
Whiskey dull at 81 IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

COLUMBIA, s. g., Nov. o4.-The Supreme
Court he's jas! issuad rule 10 the State eau
gasscrs and their counsel. d. T. Corbin, to
show cause Why they should not be attached
for coGtcmp; in violating the writ ct' prohibi-
ton issued 90 the i,th lust. and issuing ccrli-
ticacs iu defiance OF the court The answer is
made riiGrGal,: al i o'clock this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

FEMALE CuIRopoDisT Ladies. sour SPECIAL
attention is called to Niue. Schulz, VINO y no"
., ,he Civ Hotel removing all kids OF cores
h,D;o,s nails in the flesh, calios'ties, &c;
ua;oless to the sufferer, bat only LADIES' aIu
rrh;iiren are attended. and those neediog her bel,
aid should call at once US she only stays I'll
Thursday, at $3.50 p. ID. Nothing. IS OF more
;,nnor,anos to the preservation OF health ana
comfort than the tcet ln good condition
,op 9l-.,L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
Local BreVities.

Attsntioo is called to the chapge ~ !nc
schedule of the Potomac terry boats, By "hlch
the last trip 10 The evening has been taken Off,
Hoo. Alexander Ii. StepGcas, Of Georgia,
,asspl through here this maInlcg in SPECIAL
ear attached 10 the Hirgioia Nj iand traln' er
route for Washington.
The meeting 10 the NJ. 7. Church Which
has been 10 progress tor samc time, seems IN
nr ' ia interest, ADD thu luem berShlp are
hor;ng that uluch good my be done. Rev
Mr. Wshb will preach to night. All ar, in
y,ted The meeting will be c,atitued thr 'nsh
n; III Wc:k.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
k.oSt Election Tickets.

New YORK, Nov OLA Raleigh dispatch
to the Times says: Dr.. A. j. Glover. supcrvi
sor OF elections, at Swarq lartcr, Hyde county,
was drowned CT the night of November &, with
the republican tickets Tor that coulty in bis
possession lie was found nearly upright n
the water with his coat drawn over bis head
and other evidence Of violence. The election
tickets we're never found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
Tl,e vice Pres:aent.Elect.

NEW York Nov. "a dispatch from In.
diauapolis last night says Gov. Hendricks left
that city Wednesday tight on the late train
for the Elst lie will probably reach New
York Thursday evening. The object OF the
journey is 10 c,o!4r with Gov. TiIdcn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

a EIi A Z 81

a At IS King street.
ON hand % dczsu Choppng AAes, o. S ss5o rcea
ob on $40 &c which We etf,r At very lew prices
by tins D01 o. 81 !. +. CREIGHTON S SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

9 n I'm, knows when anything 10 his II l,ac
: Sr...c,sss Ask him how he hses Wells
Eureka for the teeth. -----
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

lh,;e viii lie uectirg Of the C1untyS
>chi ol Bar! al tn. rom OF the Clty ooslu
ei Monday event g usyi, at | oclocs' u ICY
IN: county levy ter The support OF puo'''
src5;s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

KNIGHTS TEnpLARs,-The editor of the

KNIGHTS TEMpLARs. editor OF the
Fredericksburg Star who accompanied Fred
ericksburg Commandery X. l., on their recent
visit to this city says: "Oa entering the ban,
quoting Hall We we're bewildered and amazed
at the magnificent and elaborate decorations OF
the hall. and the splendor of the tables To-
Vulnerable cages containing canary BIRDS we're
hung about the hall, and the cnirp OF the birds
and the sweet strains of music BY the taud
made us feel like our cup OF joy was full ere we
had partaken Of the luxuries which were spread
before US. We cannot do justice with the pen
I've did otherWise) to this sumptuous entertain
ment; it excelled anything OF the kind we
ever behold; it was indeed, feast fit for the
gods. Finally tie banquet was grand sue
cess, and we assert. without fear OF ever having
to re'ract, will never be equal'ed 10 Virginia.
Or the good old city OF Alexandria, let it never
be said that she is a finished city, for SUCH is
not tie fact; she is as lively as cricket Her fair
women will ever be rendered by the visiting
Sir Knights with delightful emotions tor the
spontaneous greeting which they gave them.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon the
Sir knights Of Alexandria for their successful
effort 10 making the recent convocatlon OF the
Grand Commandery 10 their city the most Gu
joyabe one ever he'd within the borders Of the
old Commonwealth. Every Sir Knight who
participated in the pilgrimage vii! RENE mber
with pride and affection Old Dominion Com
maudery, whose kindness will ever be held in
grateful remembrance by the visiting Sir
Knights, ADD the occasion will be green spot
10 the memory of every participant
The Winchester Times also says: "Wiuchcs
ter Commandery Of this city, under command
of L. Sir j. j. Jordan, attended the Grand
Annual Conc'ave in Alexandria last week, an
account Of which is given clsewbese. They
give an enthusiastic account oil the hospitality
Of the Masons and citizans Of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

FROM CENTENNIAL. HEADQUARTERS /
s,a DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup excellent. haVlug
= ready sale aud rendering more satisfaction
than any Cough syrup | have ever sold. -.
p nylouu, M d.. Fifteenth aut Carpenter
St,oo,. pbH13eiDhfu It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
RICHARD 4. sEat1Esx,
ibIs- II, ID. 3siS5

A GARD. -Circulnstancot .cGii"iGS IL lie
IA sirablo thnt should loaair5 III Lanr."fu. !
have transferred my DENTAL rEAGEiGh Al
Alexandria to DR.. D. II RUST. he hiH b3e:.
for SO many years essocialolt win nae a: u ns.'
no introduction OF endoizamcai. Ii, -klil. sG!:!ty
and reputation for honesty Ani high ,it"g!t,
being we'll known. coriially con:s..cnd hlh.
to the favor Of my friends anG patients. &: "c'l
worthy III this po.itian 10 v iici he s;icrtedt
bcspeak for hlin the practice: with witch, ;of -
long, | hagc bo.:n favored: "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

FUNERAL. OF Mr.. +. e. FLETcHEa.-Ihe
funeral Of The late Edward g. Fletcher, esq,
took place from Christ Church, OF which be
was yesirymau, at IL o'clock this morning.
Il was nuucrously attended by the m'moers
If ,he church and the older cuz!rs OF the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
AlaxaIluria Va nINr lO-tI

nK. 3. +. JONES, =: N. Calvert ST.. BALI
- more, Md, makes specially and gusrau-
tees Speedy and Certain Relief n al! Diseases
and Irregularities nt:ien! TO FenIaios ESQ !"
|mpotency, Sterilty, SUPERINTENDENT, Structure.
Gravel and all other DI=-aac. 81 the Genefal'' .
Organs OF either sex. sepo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

SCHOOL TRUSTEE APPOINTED. -ihe CITY
Cou1cil having failed to elect trastee OF public
schools 10 place oil Wa. i. Carnc, esd, Tho
removed IRON the First TO the Third ward dur
ing the recess Of that body, last summer, the
Beard OF + lucation has appointed William W.
Herbert, era to ill the vacancy.