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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
Third Day, wednesday, April 10.

FIRST RACE-One mile md Que eighth. for
all ages: Club purse $3.50; first horse s2bo soc
ond horse s75 third horse s25
SECOND RACE-Tbree miles. for MI nges
Club purse 5000: first horse $500. second horse
800 third horse $40
THIRD RACE-Mlo heats, for Nil ages : Club
purse 500 frat horse $500, second horse 300
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
Communications.

We publish communicationau upon any
subject Of public interest. when they
arc handed 10 "a by responsive mon.
whether we concur In the views eX-
pressed or not. The opinions Of the
DEMOCRAT will be expressed In It's obi
torial columns. We do not stand for
those expressed by our correspondents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

ono Of our city contemporaries day
or two since stated that Senate bill
No. Ia, regulating tax collectors foes.
otc.. In TO talsc effect on tho LIST OF Jan
uary. 1877. This IL m error. Tho bill
takes effect from and after its passage.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

Con. Schneck having testified to Park
as "ono Of tho most liberal and gener-
GUS Of mon" Park returns tho favor by
certifying TO Gcn. Schonolt's investment
In mine that has millionsin it, what
ever tho English stockholders may say
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
To Ladies' Exclusively.

The most disagreeabe portion Of the year lns
arrived Many ladies' ut this season are subject
to colds. fits Of languor and weakness, weak
Capcne Porous Plaster is the best remedy for
these troubles that can possibly BE- devised. Tho
effect Of Capcine. combined with tho electrical
qualities Of rubber. on the system. is wonderful
II quickeas the circulation strengthens tho
body. and nllays pnin Immediately. II Is impos-
sible for The wcarer Of one to catch cold and IL
cures colds already cnught. T'rce 2b cents. Sold
by |. l.. LYON Wholesale and by MI druggista
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

Tho Hon. Mr.. Scales, Of North Caro-
lina had tho impudcncc to ask In
Congress tho other day. what Ia tho
uso Of tho forty thousand pairs OF gar
tors sent by tho Government TO the
Indian women, unaccompanied by n
single pair of stockingaP'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

President Grant has uttered n wish
which touches tho heart Of tho American
people. and receives cordial reception
throughout the country. lie exclaimed
the other day that he wished II was tho
fourth or March In other words. that
hc was out Of office. Everybody. bar
ring tho Federal oflicc-holders. wishes
precisely tho same thing.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

Tho Emperor Of Brazil and the King
Of Peru will not require Congressional
appropriation. They want 10 knock
about the country in quiet, unostonta-
tiot1z way
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

From tho testimony on tho Emma
Mino submitted before tho CoEimittee
on Foreign Affairs. II looks as II the
owners Of that property were preparing
to put IL on tho market again.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15


Tho following Watches are all Lever move,
menis, Jeweled, sarne size rs sl5 WaSch. ano
sold with guarantee for two years: -,
Solid Silver Watch, same rs the cut. ....""n
Solid Silver Stem Winder. .a...............s
Stem- Winder . on Silver case. -. .........ts.M
same. but open face, fiat glass ....."..,.....
Solid IA karat Gold Watch. . on. cas-. ...s.', y
Solid IS karat Gold Watch, . o.. case. .....
Solid IA karat Gold Stem Winder ~ % casg X
Solid Is karat Gold Stem Wlnder IN ca ~ sss. y
The following Watches arc two SIZES sn'a'"
than the SIS Watches, and finer 1uality; N
In Silver, hunting or open lace case'.tss."..y
Solid IL karat Gold ease. ...........,...,.t'r "A
Solid IL karat Gold case. a.. .,."..'ss.s..'" 4
Ladiea' Watches, Solid Gold casf5......'..'" x
Stem Winders, Solid Gold cases 20. ,...,..5E
Ladies' Stem Winders. elegant engr 1sssn,s
and enameled from s.s .s9as
Gentemen's Gold Chains In great 'si''"
Prices vary from sl5 10 s75. -, rh.Io.
A large assortment Of Ladies uo1o oN''-
from 815 10 300. ,p..oh ,ryn
Silver Chain. suitable for the sis WS'cnsA'N
81 TO g. ,-....a ,aek.
Any Watch sent by mail in regisssfessao XXI XXI
age ut my risk on receipt OF prlcs WIZ. s = Mn.
for postage: or by Express. O. " ". VIII lmirnoths
lege Of opening the package and exam.lis sf.ys
Watch before paying for 1t. Address Nh ior
A Key that winds any watch sen! y, -. m' sdp
fifty cents and stamp. spo-,-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

On Tho Goth Of February. forty years
ngo. tho opera of '1he IIuguonots' was
first produced. Since that time the
opera has been performed in Paris 59l
fiptpu
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

A Republican paper remarks that it
costs the country $4,000 week for the
privilege of having those Democratic
Congressional Investigating Commit
tees" Well, suppose it does. Was
money ever better expended? If these
committees were not carrying on their
labor. the country would probably be
out some S6,000,OO0 n week Richmond
Enquirer Dem
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

An Oregon farmer recently plowed up
an indian skeleton, together with 800
nity,dollar gold slugs. And that paws
m9ch better than il he had plowed up
AMY enc hlty-dollar slug and 200 In
h,aH skeletons. Farming is a lucrative
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
Rules Of Admiration.

/
| No ladies permitted to the stand unaccompa-
| nied by gentlemen.
| Invitation badges for non-residents only are
personal. and ndmit only the person invited.
| Quarter stretch badges will admit 10 all parts
| OF tho stand and grounds.
| Tickets OF admission to the stand do not admit
| the holder 10 tho quarter stretch
| Mombers are entitled TO n FREQ admission for
ladies' accompanying their.
Ladies' accompanied by members are invited
TO visit Tho Club House.
Smoking positively prohibited on the mem
bers' stand.
e cmbers are notified to enter all strangers
names on tho visiting club book.
All vehicles must enter by aentilly Road Gate,
except members. Members OF tho clnb and
ladies accompanying them only admitted Mt the
Members Cato.
Quarter Stretch Badges Gun be obtained Mt
tho Office 1s Carondelot street and Mt tho track.
Tho cars Of the City Railroad Bayou Bridge
branch. and Orleans Railroad win leave Clay
Statue. Canal street. every five minutes during
the races.
stewards. =i'5
q. A. Breaux. c. T. Howard. r. W. Simmons,
J. L. Glonny. A. 7. mason. A. NJ. Bickham,
L. A. Yorke. W. Lipscomb.
Timers. a..
J. T. Hornor J. A.. Morris.
Distance Judges.
T. l.. Airey. W. i. Krumbhaar.
Reception Committee.
. Atwood Violet Chairman: "a.
N. d. Wallace. John q. Hazard.
Walter l.. Bell. Horny Denegre,
Bernard Strauss. s. II. Edgar l.t..
Harry Charnock, Frank Kennedy a
Edward Il. O'Brien. Amedee james.
tiot T,,ru
ar122 dp tapl5 G. A. BREAUX. President.
HOME MANUFACTORY.
CARRIAGES. BAROUCHES. BUGGIEs. JER-
SEY WAGONS.
And all kinds Of
SPRING WAGON WORK.
At prices to compete with any other city.
Importer and Dealer in
Carriage, Wagon and Cane Cart Materials,
BiNATfON FASTENER at
Al, AZ, As and Al Perdido street,
ape 3md&W JOS. SCHWARTZ
The Largest Stock in the
CITY OF THE
NEW HYMNAL
adopted for use In the Episcopal Church.
All Sizes and Styles Binding.
PEARCE'S NEW HYMNAL,
New Edition.
UCKER'S HYMNAL.
With Tunes. new and old. Latest Edition.
For sale at New York Publishers Prices by
W. D. MATTHEW'S.
Bookseller and Stationer.
69s Magazine street.
Upper City Circulating Library,
III the NEW BOOKS added rs soon as received
in the city. m26 an
)YElyH BY STEAM-NEW METHOD.
j. DUO,
OF h~ Camp street 1917
SCOUTING EVERY DAY.
Gents Full Suit 81 so to ST.
Dyefng for Ladies and Gentlemen at MODE
ATE PRICES. ap11 1m TuThSu
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
Carpet and Curtain
w ID L II n II O. ~

" n II IL III " U . II
wholesale and Retail. II Ctay1res street.
CARPETING, Administer. Velvet. gruase,s ..c
r T, gr OIL CLOTH, English and Anericap.
MMAAITI M White, Check and Fancy
C WII4HHD t,r SHADES, Table and Plane Covers
ED8RTAIN and Furniture Materials
bhoo a d. Cotelines. Reps and Slip Gov
BURLAPS. by the bale, piece or ward
tiA1 ou eoa 20 A. BRO USSEAU L SON
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
THE BEST MADE.
Dixie Ink.

THE BEST MADE.
Dixie Ink.
UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY. CHEAPEST
IN PRICE.
BLACK. FLUID, BLUE AND VIOLET.
Also the Celebrated
DIXIE MUCILAGE.
VIII stick every time; will not sour or mould ::
best and cheapest. Ask your Stationers for II.
and IL they do not keep it. send to tho
STATIONERY DEPOT,
40 and 112 Camp street.
for bottle and try it,
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
mh1o m ROBT HARP aoort
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

FIRST RACE-Iiandieap hurdle race; two
miles: weights to appear tho day bofore the
race; club purse $500. first horse s225 secoDd
horse $50. third horse s25.
SECOND RACE Free handicap: milo heats :.
entries 10 be- made Wednesday. April -, nj n
O'Clock. weights 10 appear Thursday, April 90
nj Ia M and declarations 10 be mhdc lin writing
Mt O'Clock the snmo day: club purse $500 first
horse 1900 second horse 800.
THIRD RACE-One mile and three quarters.
for all ages: club purse 800; first horse $500,
second horse s75. third horse s25
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
sixth nay, saturday, April TT.


FIRST HACE-The Fortuna Stakes. for three
year olds s25 entrance. y. u. with 300 added /.
second horse 10 receive $3.50. third horse $50
winner Of tho Pickwick Stakes to carry pounds
extra: one mile and u half. closed with 10 nomi
nations.
SECOND RACE-Consolntion Race. ono milo.
for horses that have run and not won during
the meeting: club purse $500 first horse s225.
second horse $50. third horse s25
THIRD RACE Four-milo heats for all ages !;
club purse 1920; first horse 1900. second horse
5000.
In all club purses entrance free. and in such
purses n walk-ovor entities n horse to FIRST
money only and horse dlstancng The fold en-
titled TO first money only.
Members are notified 10 call for thoir bndgos
Mt tho office. l6 Cnrondelet street
Tho races will commence ut O'Clock D, nj.
In case OF postponement on account Of tho
weather n pennant will be displayed from the
ofrlce Of the club. I6 Carondolet street.
Quarter stretch badges for meeting .st5 90
Day baugeS. o w
Admission TO club stand. ................. 90
Admission to public stand and Geld ...,... 90
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
G. E. Girardev,.

CALENDAR OF AUCTION a.r,
ESTATE. STOCKS. Fro
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
Fourth nay, Thursday. April 20.

FIRST RACE-Selling race, ono mile and q
quarter horses entered to be sold for $500 to
carry thor proper weight. for $1,000 allowed 7
n for $3.50 10 ID. for $500 10 ID for 1900. 20 H.
The winner 10 be sold at auction Immediately
after the race. Any surplus over the amount
entered to ho sold for viii go to the second horse
Club purse 300; rst horse 5000 second horse
f5. third horse s25.
SECOND RACE ~Ono mile and half. for MI
agas; Club purse $500 first horse $500. second
horse s3o third horse t20.
THIRD RACE Mile heats, bost three in i've
for all ages: Club purse $500. first horse $500.
second horse 300.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, Ny. % -2:30 p. m.-There
| Is somewhat uo:a excitement tare to-day than
for some time, On account CT the eventful pro.
ceedipgs trarspiriDg in the States of South
Carolina, Florida and Louisiana, particularly
ia the frat named, where the revolutionary acts
of the radicals have excited the liveliest inter.
est, and upon which State the eyes of the
whole country are turned. 1t is surmised by
some that the democrats will, by the voluntary
absence OF sufficient uumber of republicans,
have u majority 10 the legislature ct Columbia
to-day, and thus get control Of the government
! of that State, bul the less sauguine entertain
no such hopeful views. and opine that Cham
berain will be ilaagurated governor, it need
by til aid Of bayouets, and the latter is the
more probable ,crm,uatior.
More arrivals OF congressman to day and
more canvassing for Speaker. Mr.. Coz is more
frequently mentioned to day. as New York is
democratic, while Oho aud Pennsylvania both
went republican, and t 10 considered that to
democratic STATE should be awarded The honor.
However the llauLs OF Mes,rs Sayler aud
landal profess great conlldepc. 10 the success
OF their respective leaders
Very little is said oi the forthcoming mes.
sage OF the President, but it is surmised that
it will be u long document, in which will be
discussed the issues OF the day, the European
situation, the paraoniog power, Tweed, the
Rive and Ilarbor blu, and spndry other CUB
Jects Of srca! interest. 1t is considered pretty
certain that t:lc proceedings in the contested
Southern States will be fully discussed from 40
ultra radical stand point, in which event the
eight will be p.cripitated and the battle com
m,nccG before The counting OF the vote is
begun.
Col. Gibson, Of louisiana, who has just ar
rived, states that the democratic majority 10
that State is ten thousand, and that the ev.
dence OF that fact il paipable, tus that the re.
suit can and may probably be reversed by the
"Returniug Board" by cheating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
Small POX.

TORONTO. November 23.-Ohciai adVices
received at Ottowa confirm unofficial reports to
the effect that the most terrible outbreak OF
small pox ever koown ia the history OF the
northwest is desolating GiiGoic, an lcelandic
and Mennote settlement Of about !, 900 souls,
on the east sid, oil Lake Winnepeg. The
deaths average $50 daily. No medical men are
on the spot. but the Manitoba Government is
endeavoriog 10 send doctors. The scourgo is
also raging with terrible fury On the west side
of the Lake. The Fort Alexander Indiana
have been decimated and hundreds have died
10 the settlements on the Qaappe!e river. 10.
dams are fleeing south toward the boundary
line. The tyr trade is stopped throughout the
northwest by order of the authorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
Telegraphic Summary.

1Iieus official majority in Tennessee is A.
GOO.
The story telegrapheI from Columbus, Ohio,
last night, that Senator Sherman had advised
Gov. Hayes to withdraw, is contradicted.
This morning FIRE occurred in building
occupied by Joseph SAUCER & Co., es dstl-
lery, in New York. Loss, $4,000.
Gen. Crook, under date OF Nov 18Th reports
that Col. Mackenzie, With the 18th cavalry, has
had fight with the rheyennes on the west
fork ofPowder River
The Supreme Court 81 Minnesota, to day,
decided that every saloon keeper in that Stat c
must pay so annually il support Of the asylum
for the insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

CATION from EdgeGeld and Laureus at then
head, and demanded admission Gu certificate:
of election taken from The record Of the Su
preme Court. Six s. !1iers nere Jagged ca
either side as they sppro4o5ed tie ,i217 witt
two officers 10 tie c@rsrc. C2s:;G.a,c; ci Edge.
field and Laur.Ds Delegations being prosecuted q,
we're decided lo7all ~ the doslksep:r. wE2se.
upon the entir. bJdy withdrew.
They then ass, mbled 10 front of the State
House, from the steps of which the following
protest was read in tie prcserce Of the mill.
tary and citizous:
COLUMBIA, S. G., Nov. 28.-We, a u>i;;,,ity
of the House of Rsprese natives of South Caro-
lima elect, protest against the refusal Of admit
lance to the House of Representatives We
protest against the military power of The Uuted
States barring the passage into tie Safe House
OF mem ber5'eIcct Of the i gIs!alure. We pro-
test against the legality OF the proceeding, and
especially against the army Of the Z. S. being
nia"a4 .e.e Ter the purpose of this exclusion
under the command Of cue Juo. B. Dennis,
partzau oil Gov. Chamberlaia We protes,
against the said DeuuiS's instructions to the
guard to admit co one to the State House ex.
cept upon his own pass or 4 pass Of A. y.
Jones, former Clerk OF the House, who may
thus exclude all except his own par;izans,
and who, by the republican programme,
is to organize the said House. We have pre-
sented ourselves With the judgement CT the
highest court ofSouth Carcua certified te by
its clerk, with the great seal Of the Court at.
tached. as to our right to participate iu the or.
ganization Of said House. We are refused by
orders Of said Dennis admission to said hall
except upon his own pass, or the pass o. said
Jones, or the certificate OF Ii. b. Hayne, Sec
rotary OF State, who is now under condemnation
Of said Court Tor refusal to issue certificates in
accordance with the Judgment mandate la
protesting agans: this bare. faced nteryention
this trampirg on the laws and constitution OF
the State; this defiance OF tho highest tribunal
OF TIC State-~!t is our purpos, 10 offer DO TO-
slstauoe TO this armed Intervention but to mako
SOLEMN appeal to the American people with
out destination of party. Our vsneration for
law, our respect f1r the Supreme Court aud the
usages Of all legislative asseNblages forbid our
participation "a such unprecedented and revo-
lutlona:y proceedings.
1t was signed by all the democratic mbers
Ga 10 number,
The democrats then proceeded 70 the hsi
over the Southern Life Insurance Company's
building, where caucus was held, which ad-
jouroed to meet at three p. M, AT Carolina Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

A New HORSE kEMEDy.-listle as many
may thiuk, it is proved Ivy experiment that by
mix;pg with one iced, each day, about a table
spoonful of Simmons Liver Regulator, horses
that are let down will improve 10 health, be-
come hearty eaters. shed off we'll, AID get 10
condition sooner than by any other remedy. 1t
slightly moves tie bowels it given 10 larger
doses, and il easily administered BY mizlo1g
the powder with the food, for stock wall cat It.
Major Bacon, tho great stock farmer OF South
Carolina, uses it Tor stock and chickens with
uraat SUCCESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

BEULAH CHURCH TROUBLES The Beulah
Church case was again up 10 the Mayors
curt this morning. Rev. G. Robinson, the
pastor, denied that the church had dispensed
with his services, aud denied the right OF the
members 10 eject him from the church. The
opponents of che pastor produced the church
record showing the passage of the resolution
to discharge Robinson, and tbereupon the May
or decided that tho pastor had been legally dis
missed, AID required bin to give security tto
keep the peace aud stay away from he church.
,lr +. l.. Smith, IT,, COUNSEL for Robinson,
thereupon took an appeal to the Corporation
Court, aud gave security for costs. number
Of colored people were at the station house, sad
much rtercs. was manifested in the Case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
SOi.ill Carolina,


south ."ronina:
new oi'>' -So'' 20. ne lt'ooue Oo1'
uino'S correspondent 'S'eh "p"' ''@. 'no oem'
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oul.u'"t ~ ':c nlS"''
me i;1'a'u tosaaih'a co''eSpouueo. says :
"'oe' Al i''s'' "'.'''o noIo auo 'u'n''A'''e'
wsn' u 'S"p' ~ '''uu.su' t''e' 'ow ~ ADA''
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s,,,;a., a,o,n.nl ao1 !. in CONTAMINATION
.-:,1, No. ,; =. oy<o.s, STATEN - ,,b;,b
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srlo n ,.o,a,, r,loha.,.. o,rros,ondon, ..,..
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wv NV ~ - 90 =, NV
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pflViIeee.
\ Raleigh SPECIAL to the Herald says:
Colonel Thomas Is. keogh, Chairman OF
tho Eenublioan State Committee, last night,
a., ..;,, ~, ,,;o,, ,ho
hled protest with uoV' hFogusn a2alos' .ho
announcement oil th3 va;c oil North Carolina
for presidential electors. lie eoumerqtes
tuonty.,hrco ,,u,tis. n which he objects on
'"'"'' WY .,i' :, ~, .1.;ua
the grou"' q '''eE" '''u'o'' ''0 o'A
that the throwing out OF these Counties
will with The omission Of eight counties not
hon,a r,,,, r;v. n, State 10 HAYES. He also
"uA'N '.I'" w. p C!,.o lamoor.., .,o.-
alleges 'H'!1 y" NJ IT, u.e'"' =. ~,
tor from the elcve"th District Is lncl'slsls' De-
Ing commissioner uodcr the act establishing
,ba Southern Claims Commission.
Ta,,n,, { " NV % The houss
ool.o"',n' - w. 49,,
burned on FRIDAY ias'' 'h'ee hi'cS 'ro'n ''i'
city, was tho property Of The sisters Of Gen.
Wade .Jamnton, but vas occupied by him and
.l;.h,,so
hno"n d. ''' ''o0'' :, @
There - sleas 'Ac''chicht nc'e 70 uay' - ..
troops have possession of the State House, and
have refused adlnisaioG 10 The Edge6eId and
do1e,,,;orc
i1au'eu' u'e ~ n,, ,,,;,o;.t,
CHARLESloN' - ~ Ny: -. ~ nlu y.
the State House III No'''ho', was nccuplen "
Federal troops, "ho calnpeu I I'D inc ro!unua
| aud kept inc doors paf!eu, us noloi's
Gordon OF seht'to,s was i'!nleh 'iGuou .ne
bulldlnE anu aau',l'ancs uelisu " All rHosU
those having passes i'9 " Wv o'iSmoe''a'n
private secretary, w. ~; ocheS mo su,e. III
Oh oolunp' ".e o'o" 49, WV; h,. 10 nv
/ claimant - intnnse
COLUMBIA, S. s., Nov. 2S-At midnight
last Digbt the State house vas occupied Dy "
;. troops NO Que na1 u,!o"eJ ~ e 81 ,he lore
H bous . p or Mr. Dennis orc OF Chamberlain 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
EOcnt kregiiicS.

The Alexandria Home Miustrels give al
entertainment to. night at Peabody Hall.
Ihe regular meeting Of the City Council vii
be held tonight.
The Virgioa Sentiael Resumed publication
yesterday.
Il is understood that the resolution providing
for REDUCTION in the price OF gas will be called
up 10 the City Council ta uisht.
A marriage license has been issued 10 Wash
ingtoD to Hcury Stephens and cornel'a Jerrold
boh Of Nelson county, Va.
The name of Richards Shop pos: Off e,
Orange county, Va, has been changed to
Granite Springs, James L. L1msden be!ag
continued as postmaster.
Tho oo!y cases before the Mayor this morn.
iag were those OF TIRES Gallors tor dlsoriery
conduct aud several drunken negroes. ALI oil
whom we're faed ADD discharged.
The New York Sun of yesterday says: Ell
der John Clark, Of Virginia, preached yester
day in GrecnHish Hall, the doctrlue that as
Christ arose to heaven with his earthly body,sc
will all mou do 90 the judgment day, when the
dust Of the departed will unite and b. endowed
with renewed spirit.
Tho pew schooner, Robert Portner, which, as
stated yesterday, will carry load ot coal from
this port to uoboken, has siSo charter to
carry tobacco from New York to Leghorn, Italy,
at freight of IS, 500 10 god. Messrs. WOOD
and Williams the contractors for The painting
WORK On the schooner, flashed painting her
upper WORKS th!s morniug, aud she was hauled
out upon the ways to receive another coat OF
copp.r paut, preparatory 10 her long voyage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28
FOREIGN News.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-Thomas Carlyle writes
to friend 90 the Eastern question endorsing
10 the fullest extent the recommendation liz
Mr.. Gladstone's pamphlet for the expulsion OK
the Turkish governing classes from Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-28

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