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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
O1lcers Of Redwood County.

Onlcers Of Redwood County.
judge Of Probate-N.D D. BALDWIN.
CLERK Q Court-H. u. BALDWIN.
Sheri6-JANES DURTNAL.
Csroner-D L. HITCHCOCK.
Auditor-l. u. VAN SCHAACK.
Trsasurer-A, TOWER,
Register of Deeds-rlIL TlB5Errs.
Sarv syor-b L. BIGHAH,
Attosney-N. E. POWELL.
Cour. Conmissioner-S. 8. SICKLE.
eJp't Of Schools-n. L. BIGHAN.
County Commissioners-D. o. KING Chm,
BEDAL, C.PORTER, J. NJ. LITTLE. NJ. KELLER
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
Church Directory.

Church Directory.
PRxssrrER1AS-Rev. Henry A. Dodge. Pastor
Services every Sabbath at II .. m. and At Pm.
Sabbath school at 4 before 10 4. N.
Mrrnop1sr Rev E. Goodman, Pastor, Services
every Sabbath 1t l0h a. m, Sabbath school every
Saba tn, at ~ P, m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
'reIerTaphic Briefs.

AT OXley, small place, dlStaut lew mile:
from Cincinnati, yesterday, Burrell Dudley, s
cuorcd man, shot aud killed his son, aged Is,
while the latter was protecting his mother irou
abuses by bis father. Another sou, Joseph
aged I, intcriered, was beaten over the heac
with the guu in Ills father hand, aud left fuI
dead.
The Providence Journal has dispatch from
an army officer, dated mouth OF the Rosebur
river, Aug t. which says the rclntorccmenls are
nearly ali up.and we will probably march against
the Sioux oil the lUth.
a freight train rom the Hoosac tunnel col
hdcd with another freight train near Fltchburg
Mass, 10 day. One engine aud several cars
| we're wrecked and one passenger was Injured
Mrs Dr. W. T. Bond at Llhopla, Ga., com
mtcd suicide, this murning, by hanging, the
cause being mcutal depression at the sudden
death oil a friend, aud bodily suffering.
About 1 clock Sunday afternoon ten per
snns were drowned while crossing Pu'nam's
prpd in Essex county near Whitehall, n. Z
Thirteen persons were n small row boat
when about three rods from the shore, in S feel
Of water squall struck the boat which was i'm
media; ~ cAps,zad drowning ten out of the
thircen The names ofthc drowned wcrc--Alr
Johnson and WIFE, JOHN McAu!lSter and wife
john Burt and daughter, Peter O.itr, AdoIpt
Livingston, Mr. llndcn Miss Thatcher. The
bodies OF AL but Mr. Holden we're recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
The Markets..

New YORK, Aug. 7.-StockS dull and lower.
None, otirrcd at = Gold u ). Flour steady.
Wheat quiet and uominaIly unchanged. Corn
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Aug. va. skies, deferred
81; Go consolidated &c: do. ID series 80.
Cotton strong; middtlng l4allz Flour-good
grades steady and firm; Common dull aud weak;
Howard Street aud Western Super6ne 2 5Oa
So -; do Extra 40Op$5 10; do. Family 525a
Sc 50; City Mills Supcrtiuc 275aS3.25 do.
Extra % .S6.0 %; do. Rio brands $50 500;
do Family IS. Wheat active and firm, West.
led, good 10 choice, ll5,l25; Pennsylvania
red 100; Maryland red, good To prime l2Odl2j;
de- amber I26,l5S; do. white ll2al24. Corn
southern active and higher; western lower;
southern white IS ,6o: do. yellow 51a5S; west.
err mixed 81 spo, ADD last halt of August, 51s
September Oats qu!ct and steady; Southern
prime 3la36; western white 35a56; do. mixed
80. Rye trm at 57a6l Has dull aud heavy;
Maryland and Prnpsy !vania l3a$l7. Provisions
quiet a d fi'm. Pork S20.25. Bacon shoulders
yIa9!; Gear rio sides ll!all2 Hams l5al6.
L.rd-,eined l24al23. Butter active and
strong; western good TO prime l3a2l; do. hne
% %. Coffee steady aud irm Rio ,argoes l43
al14; jnbblns l5alS4. Sugar Steady and firm
al Is. Wniskey Atfr;ed at ll4-no buyers.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Beef cattle dull
and owcl; $500 head sold at 6a64; extra Penn
syyania aud Western steers at 5ta5i; fair tc
good do. at 4a5 Tor common. Sheep unchanged
sales OF ll,000 head Hogs lower; sales OF
$500 head al . 25.S91j5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
The Indians.

. Ottawa, Aug. The latest advlccs received
by the Government from the Northwest terri
tory are to the effect that the Canadian Indian:
had reused all Incentives to take part in tho
hostItiics agar ST the United States. The re-
port tclcgraphcd from Cheyenne that Sitting
Bull is being jolucd by straggerS from thu
British ,crrltory IS probably canard.
CHICAGO. Aug. "A San Antonio dispatch
received Il, General Sherldan's headquarters,
says: "A snalI command, under Lieut. BuIlss
found the Kckapoo and Lipan camp IN Texas
and attacked it, killing two and capturing luul
IndiuDs and one hundred horses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
LEGAL BreVitieS.

There is a negro uan U0~ 10 the city who
possesses the remarkable and luck plcablc
power of voluntarily changing the position al
his heart to any designated point either i'll his
abdomen or breast, aud whose muscles are So
hard that he eau bend a heavy IRON bar by
striking it against those OF his lett arm.
The bust of Heury Clay, which formerly
stc cd over the Presidents chair in the Council
chamber, and was rescued from the flames OF
the burning market house, shaS been hand.
somcly rcpainted by Mr.. !. l.. Monroe aud
placed in the Auditors office.
MIR. Henry Padgett, a brickIayer at work on
the new house now being built by Mr.. Alicnacl
Hart, near the Aims House, fell through a
scatfoding there, on Saturday, and BRUISED
himself quite severely.
Brad Adams excursion to Richmond, on
Saturday night, was well patronlz"d there be
ing eight cars on the train containing about
five hundred people, "a few of whom were from
tins city.
The vane on the market hru'c stecple is
ayain stuck, and persists in declaring tine wind
TO be in one quarter all the time, Cd Proba-
bities to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The tug Dr. Rodgers, whose accident and
shaking was mcniioucd on Saturday, has becn
raised and towed to Georgetown, where she
will be hauled up on the Ways.
John Hackley and Jake Harris, both colorcd,
were before the Mayor this morning for d.
ordcr'v conduct aud were 6ucd and discharged.
A Tiden aud Hendricks flag pole has becu
erected at Markham Station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

ruE GLYMoNT MURDER-The diligent et-
forts OF policemen and detectives have failed,
as yet, to discover the perpetrators OF the City
mont muruer. The Port Tobacco Times says !:
Nothing since our last has been heard IN reia
ton to the furl murder OF Dung Everett, and
thus lar every supposed clew has turned out to
be false one 1t will be seen by the Govern.
Or 5 proclamation that he offers q reward OF
uur hundred dollars Tor the murderers. This,
together with the rewards previously offered,
outs up the neat little amount OF 81 ,45O, which
ought to be enough to stimulate the dctectlV,
aud others 1t seems to Us almost Incredible
that the perpetrators should have escaped, So
long, aud incliues Us to the belief that they
lave been looked for in the wrong direction
p,,laps If search were made in the lower part
Of the State as we'll as around the cities the
murderers might be found. We siuccre;y hope
that IN this case the old adage will prove true
one aud that murder will out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
HALF rs i&E !,
III ALE FARE :.
~ Office TO CITY TAXPAYERS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. July Il, j

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 4, jAIb
Not 70 is he rehy given that the TAX bills Auc
for 1876 are new in hands for collection, AND
the attention ui parties interested is rC>i 'cttuy
called to the following provision III the revenue
bill Of that year:
''The { d actors of Taxes shall! make dis
count Of ten per cent on all bills paid III full by
the urst Of september, 1876. and discount OF
eight per cert on ai bills paid IN full by the
first OF October, 1876
S X. FIELD, Col. South District.
JNO L HILL, Col. North. Dist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

= Iii PRISONS HAVING DULY AU-
-. th.a.l6.&tol Claims a!sAast the esta,n Of
klluAEu Wis D1Ut., Gocca,ed, are hereby
notified /, prcsGHl the same 10 Tho uHdcralgnoi,
s.:.d -. p"raoas !Ls.cb.cI 10 the said cstnLc are
requested a. come forward and settle promptly.
DAVID 4. WINDSOR,
fHEDERiCh X. WIN DSOE,
y yt-l,n Executors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
MR., KNOTT.

The judiciary Committee have again deter
mined to report the resolutions rXcuipatiug
and cxoncrating Mr.. }. Proctor knott from
any improper motive in withholding the Cald.
we'll Blainc Dispatch The report was not
unanimously agreed 10 this time, the radicals
upon tn" committee refusing to acquiesce,
though they cannot gainsay the facts set forth,
but after Mr. e 5 attack upon their quanden
leader they cannot agree to do an act Of justice
to his assailant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

you are most r., ..uIly invited to Hs-cmhiG
Al such places III your respcctl'" dIsl.lCta rs
nay be NAMED by Inc District superintendent,
o.. :oAI.t hDAi lue I4.n day OF August lo'",
Al , o'clock y IN, -. the parpo:c .! aH.ccL"H
i've Qcl"g4ta= Tor e&ch !.7Lrc. - The convention
y lci. y. ,.--clno III Alezuniris OF tho ''th
IT. stnnt IT. Nominate y candidate 10" congress.
F.r me ufi,,,.,su Of d. more thorough and com.
,,l.., ,ru,:tzstjon o! the p.rly !ol tae ai c.lh-
Dailn, II. e,cordance with II" recommendation
ut the State Conservative Lom.Littto = n 40
MEETING. viii be- Ie.d At In" Court House, On
MUADAi the zl.t dny 81 nus"st L0tn. C'n't
Isv ,yhen j, l. PROPOSED! &, misty MA "hd"'S'
~, 'ill1po ,ro .trGt!r}ck- uulnl:.lirB IL Il :"
hn hnncI +: -. vii. IT, "a III, tIrn ouL. Dls,,
.Lecu.sQ we'll anu ~. ,-,....i pr tn. LUZ
Night ORES. Yokes, new styles, ,,n,c-
ma At FERGUSON s. BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
iy 2l-2nl
TUST RETURNED FROM THE MARX Eft

TUST RETURNED FROM THE MARK EFT
u WITH NEW GOODS TO make stock com.
plete The best yssortmer of Shifting ChevoLs
yet 1000 yards Laurel ID nj the lowest prices /;
Andre cogn ard other Bleachcd Cottons be-
ginning in price al 4, yard; another lne OF
Cslicors 1t sc. Good styles OF CuIicocs nrc beng
put up by the agents, but Delhg in the mark i
we succeeded in getting them III old prices. I gu
will probably be able ~ buy this month cheaper
than you will later. Our closing out Sale 81
Summer Goods continues.
sup3 H. G.. STAY AkEK co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
II UeTYsSsy 81 kESo
$50 g A, Aerssy, AucflSneer.

rg1RUSTHnS 81 LE-By virtue Of ii decd of
4 trust executed By Cornelius Weary, jr.,
a;d Bridget O Lc,rr, dated on the lst day of
April. III The year 1873: and Of record in the
Clerks office of the Corporation Court of the
city IF AIe&andrin, Va, libec No. 2, page 555
the undersigned, as tr4ste,. therein named, and
At the request of the sIties by said deed secured,
will sell for cash, by public suction, in front of
the Market House, on Royal street, Alexandria,
Va. on c;ATU RDAY, tho 10Th day of August,
1876, at II O'Clock III tho property conveyed to
him by tie said deed of trust, namely: n GER
tain TENEMENT snd LOT OF GROUND,
situate in tho said city Of Alexsndria on the
w.st side f Alfred street between Cameron
and Ga ,cn street, fronting Ia lect on Alfred
street md running bAca fifty lect, with the right
Of way over Al alley.
Ch1,ALES T. STUART, IT.,
w Tr,.s,ap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

"Your Simmons Liver Regulator has been
10 use 10 my family Tor some tine, and | au
persuaded it is a valuable addition to the med
ioal science.
"Gov. JNo. CIV SHoRTrR. of = absn
ut has proved good ard rtheacous med,
cine. v. ! NIIIING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

TUE W FATHER y cstcrday and to day there
has been return OF the very hot weather.
Last night the heat was almost in,oIersbe and
slecping most difficult feat to accomplish. At
three O'Clock this afternoon the thrrln ,mctrr
stood at 50 degrees in this office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

SALE OF A TELEGR. PHI COMPANY. The
Virginia telegraph Company, whose lines ex-
tend from this city to Manassas, Winchester,
liarrlsonhurg, Stauuton, ADD other points, has
been sold to The Royal Land Company OF Vir-
slnla.s This company, it will be recollected,
purchased some time since, the FrcderlckS-
bury aud Piedmont Railroad, which they pro,
pose to extend westward d llarrlsouburg aud
their coal mines az II narrow guage road. Roht
Beverly, esq. the President of the Virginia
Telegraph Company, was in this city to-day
"o;summating the ARA ngements for the transfer
II rs lines to MIR S. ID. Rams, President OF
the Royal Land Company. 1t Is understood
that the Virginia Telegraph Company will here,
alter luu in connection with the Atlantic and
tactic Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

PoRpoIsE. porpoisc heretofore men,
toned US having made its appearance oft the
CITY, has been seen several times in the last
few days, and numerous unsuccessful attempts
made to capture it, One man had the fish
in his net 90 Saturday, but it broke through
and got away
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

CAuuur AND ESCAPED. Mr. John kior,
VIII, lives near Quautico, captured, yesterday,
two ~, gro men who answered i'll every respect
the description Of those suspected OF the mur-
der of young Everett 1T Glymonl. The men
wrrr lodged IN the third story of the hotel at
Potomac City. guard stationed around the
building. aud notice sent across to Ulymout Tor
putlcs 10 come over AMI identity them. Be-
tween eleven and twelve clock last ught the
negroes got out on the roof OF back porch,
and reaching the edge, Jumped to the ground /,
sud made their escape. They were last seen
b, onc Of the guards making their way dowa
The railroad track towards Fredericksburg, but
h. says that they were SO far of that he thought
Il useless TO give the alsim or hre ut them.
Those who saw the negroes are confident that
they are the murdercrs. Ii was this arrest
which gave rise to the report published IN this
mornings Washington papers OF al arrest OF
Two degrees near Gymout.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

Cow DISEASE. Some strange disease seem
to be developing itself among the COWS IN this
neighborhood. The COWS arc taken suddenly,
and after leaping .oeuly UP aud DOWN, tall
back dead. City Sergeant Lucas lost vain
able COW by the disease, yesterday, and several
other similar losses are reported In the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
ANALYSIS.
liITANOI

~ UANOl GUANOi
VI t. w L. ROSIN Sc CO.'S
SOLUBLE SEA ISLAND GUANo.
We ca rccomninrd this Ne - genuine and
choice article, and would De glad To iurml.h
parnphict, containing tho analysis and also Ger
;iii',.tcs Of those who have used It, For SsIo by
my WASHlNGrDN " BIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

lEACnsRS' INSTITUTE "A Teachers lDstl-
'ac tor the city aud county OF Alexandria will
n os held in Peabody Hall on the % b. S0th, aud
1'N OF August, commencing at ten clock each
Iuy' The principal instructor will be Edgar
Las esq, Superintendent OF Schools OF Bur
nhyion, n. } but several other gentlemen OF
Aoown abilities have been invited to deliver I'D
uFeSseS or read essays. On the LIST of Sep.
tvmber the annual cyamins,i ion of teachers will
:aAe place All candidates are expected to at,
Nud the Institute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
From Washington.
SENATE.

stuNGToN, Aug. 7, lS76.-ln the Senate,
duriog the morning hour, after some routine
bu .iness, the school amendment was commu-
ncated from the House of Representatives.
The resolution for the printing OF the Ham
burg message Of the President was then
taken ur.
MIR. Edmunts made campaign speech
HOUSE OF REPR ES ENTATIvEs.
In the House OF Representatives the States
were called for resolutions TOR reference only,
when few were introduced, among them one
recurring the B. Il o. r. h. to remove It's
tracks upon certain streets 10 Washington All
were required to be read, 10 full, IN order to
kill time.
Gov. Walker introduced bill placing Rlch-
mould upon an equal footing With New ork 10
reference to the transportation oil goods IN
bond.
A resolution to allow Investigating commit
tees to report at any time by change OF the
rules, wa: Introduced by Mi Douglas, OF a.,
and caused considerable discussion and contu-
sion, but was finally referred to the Committee
on Rules by the ruling OF the Speaker.
A motion to reverse the decision of the chair
being made the ayes and noes were called, re-
sliting ia vote of III to ii. No quorum.
Whcrnupnn there WAS u Gail OF the louse,
when ii was asccrlalned that there We're l95
members present, and all further proceedings
under the call were dispensed with, and the
roll was again called, resulting for sustaining
the chair l2G, noes 7. No quorum, and an
other call OF the House Was ordered and pro-
ccedcd with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

BOARD OF HFaITH The Mayor has ap
pointed the following named ci'zeuS members
of the Board of Health
For north of King street,. &. Berry
John Lannon aud Gcogrc IL. Robinson.
For south OF Prince sreet-Josrph Hopkins
john u. Javins and James W. Nails
For in or between those s.rccts.-J. Ii. ID
Smoot, Owen Nugent and n chacl BosSprt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

ACCIDENT Attic SulpYARp.- Shortly after
work commenced at the shipyard, this moru
lug, Il piece of timber fell from the upper part
Of the frame of the new schooner In process OF
construction there and struck MIR. l.. Ii. Day,
the master ship builder, lnhictiog a severe
wound, some three inches long, on his forehead,
sui badly bruslng his right shoulder. DIR.
Brown was called iu and rendered the neces
sary surgical attendance, after winch the
wouncd mau was removed to his home on
Wilkes street. His injuries are not Sc
rou,. Ia its fall the timer struck something
aud glanced off, otherwise MIR. Day must have
teen INSTANTLY killed, as he was standing direct
iy beneath it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

STEAMER MATTANo -Nlc*srs. Geo. Il. Shcr.
if, W. H. Byies aud W. ii. k'iln3n hav2
purchased the >tcG uler Mattano, and sac viii
CONTINUE the lever Potomac trade a. usual
making all the laudiogs as far down as Nonlul.
Capt. Harry Bylcs vii! be in command, winch
is a sufficient guarantee for excellent manage
meut and gcntcmanv department on b''ard.
The Maltano is now doing very satisfactory
business along the river, having good passen,
ger aud freight lists every trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

WEATHER pnonABlLTIEs.-,nW .r De .R
,,.'t Otice of the Chief Signal OJleer' WASH
>" ,tu, d. g., 4uqust7, lS7G-lo:S 80 a. NJ :,
IT, ,Le Eastern aud Middle States falling, lol
i,wrI by rising barometer. southeriy to west
'',,. w;,.,is, stationery TO rising Temperature
a amj partly cloudy weather, with eccaslona
,' storms, especially In the northern p'f
,;nns aud the VirgiulaS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

An excellent remedy. DR.. Bulls Vegetable
Pills are superior as catharllc to any other IN
All the uses to which purgative is employed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
LOCAL NEWS.

e-g- personsIeaviug the city during the sum I.
m,r can have the Gazette mailed 10 the" ''''
IL nnStages
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07
Fsirfa< county, j.: l7-wiw

I .UMh;i>:~lJ& EE> 5AAE GF NhLuA-
~ Bic LAN - Pursuant t" tho deere" al
the Circuit C,ur; II rsr...X county, r"HI":cd"L
june term, 1876 il tho suit at john iii.isitp -.
james :, Mar.!crs ana others the uHdc:signcd,
commissioners, Hmnt"d n -nld decree, VIII, on
MON / =, the Pit day al August. 1870, thnt
being Cour. l,y, IL 'front.' oil III" Court t"uSc
door OF said county. nt o'ciock =. M, sell t.
the highcs bidder, Al pubic 'nI", Lnnt FALu-
= BILE RAT UF Ian GA which james >
Mugdcrs Ut prcscn: rcsiics, continuing 2,hac:ts
TINS .,.nG II under good state Of cultivation :
is improve Dy Il FRAME DWELLING tuna
am the u-l.. out buildings. and lies on aassE.I
Puhrk run, sid near The public road lcrtlng l."
tine vi!!usc If Accu.inK, AMI near the AicAA'thfI"
aud tre,!cricksl urg Railroad.
Tc-ms ~ s>tt'c: 81 much caSb n mana r. VIII
be required 10 pay the costs I'll SALT aud EXPENSES
Of su,4, snd tie residue payable ia one, two and
three years in cyuH! Instruments, WITH intcEcaI
from tho day .! -a,c To be -ccGFci By the note
o! the purchaser, With Approved personal SO ar
l.y and r.ttL.o!. ol .lIo I'll the hast payment Is
made. H. -. Liio.h A'2
TutMA:5 MOORE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

BAD PRACTIcE.-Cousiderab complaint Is
made of the practice of excursion boats from
Washington, of passing close to our wha'ves
at full speed, thcrebv creating very heavy
swell, which dashcs boats AMI vessels against
the wharyns and sometimes brra Ks their last
cninyS. Yesterday evening Two long coats ~
ing side by side in j. IL. d. Shoots deck were
so violently rocked by Swcs from passing
steamer that their ropmaSs became lock ID,
and were cxtrica,cd with much d 'hculty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

PROPOSALS. will be received at my house,
until noon WEDNESDAY, 9th instant
FOR CLEANING OUT THE IA y GAkD
DITCH" extending from coraer OF Duke and
Henry streets to Hunting Greek u
w BROWN,
a,,7. SUPERINTENDENT OF Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

T1kESH TEAS AT LOW PRlCES-Gnn.
= powder, Imperial, Japan and ooong 1ess
of best and medium grades at lower prices tnsh
ever offered in this city. For sale by :.
iyS + j. DAVIDSON. la h.ls -.
ia Ii j. c. i MlL3URN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-07

TIE CnURCr-s YESTERDAY. ALI OF the
few churches, which were open yesterday, were
we'll attended, especially the Union l'rcsbytc
ran church which VAS crowded. Kew. Mr..
Pcuick having failed to arrive trom Chatham,
where his family are stopping, there was 10
service 10 the Baptist church either morning
or piyht. AT St. paus church, R:y. Mr..
Brooke preached in the morning. anaa Chr'9t
church, the rector was assisted by Rev. Geo.
a. Smith 10 the moruiug aud Rev MIR. Brooke,
at uight