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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-16
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GRAND CHAPTER.

MI ASUNIC UKANU CHAFIEh'
The Grand Royal Arch chSpler Of West Virgin.
ID will hold itS Sixth Annual Convocatiop, com
menrIns At 10 O'Clock, THIS (Thursday) MORN.
ING 10 the Hall Of the House Of Delegates. Re-
turns will be received at that time.
uOle o.s. LONG, Or. see'y.
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PoLIcR CouRT-Judst CranneT.
There was only one caase before His
Honor yesterday morning, viz;
Patsy Akin was arrested by Oticer
Baird for disorderIy. conduct I'm East
Wheeling. he was fined s. and costs.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24
TURKEYS NEW CONSTITUTION.
Religious federation Freedom Of tho Press
Compulsory Education.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 23.-The new
Turkish Constitution was solemnly proclaimed
to-day. II consists in substance Of the follow
ing provisions:
The Empire Ia indivisibc. The Sultan IA Ca
Jpn Of the Mussulmans and Sovereign OF all
the Ottomans. His prerocatives are those Of tho
constitutional soverelens OF the west. The sub
iects OF the empire are called Ottomans. Thelr
liberty Is invoabe. isamism ~ the religion
OF the State, but 1t shall not have any
other distinction or theocratic character
Religious privileges Of communities and
the free exercise OF public worship by all
creeds are guaranteed. Liberty Of the press and
freedom OF education are granted. Primary ed.
citation and tho right OF petition to the
Chambers are accorded All individuals are
equal In the eyes OF the law. All aro eligible to
pghhc Offices, irrespective OF religion.
Taxes are 10 he equally distributed. Special
ton. Rights OF property are guaranteed. The
dOmicilc is inyiOlable Tho functions Of tri-
bunals defined. No one may be deprived
OF his natural judges. Legal proceedings are
to be public. Rights Of defence are recog-
nized. All judgments are 10 be published.
The Ministry mas no right to interfere IN judi
ciai matters. Con0scation. statute labor torture,
and inquisition are prohibited. Ministerial re-
10y the Chamber will bo Judged by a high court,
consisting OF tue chief Judicial and admins
tratiye functionaries. No Jutllc official can he
responsibility ~ mai'tained, and they cannot
be released from ). bv fact Of having received
orders from superior, II those orders are con-
trary to law.
Two Chambers will be insttuted-a Chamber
Of Deputies and senate. They will receive
messages from the Sultan, and have freedom Of
vot ing and expressing opinions. Inc system Of
imperative mandate ~ prohibited. The initiative
OF framing laws belongs to the Ministers aud
Chamber OF Deputies. Laws submitted to the
Chamber OF Deputies and revised by the senate
require the imperial sanction. Tue senate can
reject laws contrary to the Constitution judges
and fuucttOnaries are irremOvable.
a Court Of Accounts, which Is irfemovabe
except by a vote Of the Chamber Of Deputies,
VIII annually present to the chamber a COM
plete financial acN cunt. Provincial udministrl-
ton will be on the brOadest basis of decentrul-
ization. General and municipal councils are to
be formed bv eleGtion. Fiua lv. the Coustitu-
ton u only to he modified bv the votes OF both
chamDers and the sanction VI the sultan.
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Prcicndiua 90 lrsiru I oun- Wen In the w.
fsf.cs ut tfr Trade.

Prcfcudiua fu lHstru I Oun- Wen In the 1IN--
f.fIcs ct ttV Trade.
Nh. O. .rkc, who keeps furnished
Co., .t1- GO q, - 2.q West lmrt,-fo4rth street,
recently to.N Two new ho.rder- who called
themsely.- ID. q. II. Bradley and d. MAfh .am
wilson. They rro es-ed 90 be proficient drug
ri,'s, and ppeared to earn their living D, in-
-truc,in- yo.n- men in TIE drug bu.iness.
They advertised under the uome ~ "Melt,ds."
and several Young men rresponlcd with them
with reference 10 becoming their pupils.
Ainong them was hpmas Cob /, OF 352 y lite
street. Brooklyn, who. ansWern. the require
n.erts, went to see his proposed Instructors on
Ihar-dpv llst. Icy wanted 81 % premium. md
Ice utld SIS, agreeing t. paN rOrs On the next
day. the duc.OIs took GDhel into their roo ~.
aul when thri urged him 90 druN he rcaIue
robbed. aud as t1on os he could .et away lac iu-
formed Capt. Nt-hburne Of the Ilifty-svVt
str'etpoice Of DO, suspicious.
Detectives Mull h} and Hilev were sent With
q BET to the doctors tue next day, and, fndi Z
that something was evidently Wlnue, they ar
rested Brndle, nud Wilson. On the way 10 tne
station hou-t, bradley pretended to tie " ring
hi- nose with lis lau0kcrchici and ia doing so
ne tore into hts letter he b Il siippei from lls
pocket. When the Prisoners We're senr, ted
% her letters were found. signed &c. A. bradley.
Il. ID and addres- ed 10 yo.us ulrn ~ AO sOu-lt
60 le.ru the drug trade.
In q letter To- young man named tn Wa-
Farrell bradley id thHt hc Cayr - 70 We"h e. .l-
.ut amau too genilem iuli to soil his bands. d"
lhcy wrre remandei YESTERDAY hN Justice
nXly y iu the Washington Place Police CO4It.
Bradley is %, yeais Of aFe. aud WI l.ur, whose
!, 20 lrlrs # age. they sud tLat tley cone
fruul Montreal, an ada
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the EAsTERN QuEsTTON.
,Iidhat Pnsha Giving Europe Warning Of
what Turkey WIN Not 10.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-A despatch from Con-
stantinople TO the PoH MaU Grxcttc says that
Midhat Pasha.the newly appointed Grand Vizer,
In a conversation with the Marquis OF Salisbury,
said " The Turks have decided to accept no
terms giving exclusive administration to But
garia. Bosuii, OF Herzegovina. We intend" he
ID. giving large reforms to our subjects even
the Turk. who. with you. don't count. Eurore
asks Us to cut our throats. We must trouble
tufop to do IL Tor us, II they are To he cut. We
came here small number; II We 20 away, we 70
~ we came. leaving Enel nd TO cover the
grsvcs Of those lett BEN nj.
\ Reuter- de. patch from Hrrssels says: "Con-
tfary to the ssertion OF tina Berlin uress. 70 is
positively stated that serious ucgotiltous are
stiii proceeding Win BE GUM forthC Occupati %
oi Bulgaria ~ Belgian frNog..'
Nieunt despatch SAYS ,ul an analysis = 70
liol-iau .ireul o.. which hau hnen puhh she'd. Pc
coriiu1 10 which bO'cum tllUcs occupation
"i Is .lgATia, d pronounced 'pucN Nphd ~ oni.iil
circles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24

4 Free and Fair Election in Baton Rouge
aud La-t frliciHnR -No intimidution.

aud Lart frlicinnR -No Intimidation.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. -. The testimony
ucfnrc the House Committee last evening show
ed that three polls IN NtW orleans bad been
thrown OUT. All the member. Of the Returning
B'atd hld previously tc.uned th4t they threw
out no poll n the cifv. The testimony va over
whclming that At these polls the election WIS
free and fair, and there was no attempt at d,-
turuaucc 90 any Of thom. Important testimony
vs. also gfNen hN Llrut samuel y. Holmes. of
tue inlrtr uth llucd ~tres Infant y, WHO has
been ,'a'i. ued ~ Baton Rouge und East fcllci-
ana since le,j. lie said
va, a' h4lo1 Rouge dauos t1e ia. election. rae
geu,I ,I a. pr 'f deilns lue c'A' A. 40
~. N, e,' , b I', M rsi s,' 1'
Go avoid ty fNln. That s1Ht De- C0u. .tru. having
an improper es in7 on ~, ,.cru,n. on cl .l'n dV
j So. there tWo or tlIeo lane. sud saw roih Demo.
er ana l'pu1l, n' ! sin a .ied many coiurl
ioit should ia, That rc culofea people voted Ian
i@a oy c.iler uary. 0e,oad ~ iact ,nut,o DcaocrHs
rIDr seed slrp'r ~ lhai gol being ini9wu o4 they
rlcciiou. Aies lint mccuug- ",rc hcubI uotl pat.
r' and eyeytnns was cOnuucled quietly aua psaccl
tro-s.cAsmmciny NJ, ,.roms nd There na. neon q
pirt oi comma y was cent to t'l.ituL presume
b., .c pr,sgr,e & OF '"y ig', t'f g va, ,9me
T. 'anS'nF e hi- s.,nr t't o. i-on'os me- ,amy u
10 I'M Ju yl.I. lkulN 0i tI,-' thnp unlf BY lrur
,sy. faiduo, h0i Of inc tllasoi johnson stewart
murleroi MAJ sc'ls nos tuN Inares Robinson was
Mr.. iowusord. quoting from the sherman Sem
ateltpuiLn.,cd Witne.s relative 10 nis kuoNl-
edge ui some twenty or iut} alleged murders.
A special from baton Il ugr says the tc,ti-
noW ). iuit ihe Oon-rcs"ou1l Committee there
nifne-- ana quot ~ the election. Lieut.. Ger.
l,ch. Gus Williams, thc editor a. liurCt'- paper.
others oi a. . pnrb leaders. ali concur on inns
p,lut, aud ins,,t th.l lultuA'u- hai Lo political
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24
r.i>r MN DIyEHsI0Ns.

The Adams Expross company .ont M

The Adams Express Company sent the
following letter to 1nE sUN Yesterday
The newspaper tram heretofore run from ths city
oyrf fhr rcnusV yuui EIo,u and lts cnlntr Ions,
the interest and fur The exclusive carriage Of morning
papers, w bee discontinued ou aud after tuc elth ms
The Post Onire authorities were not given
notcs Of this inteuti9n up to Il o'cl-ck last
evening,
Nj. Jackson, Superintendent Of Railway Nel
Service, had not received a reply t. lettor
WI ueh 10 oinceI, 9i lne irhh7 wanna halilual,
Le safely sent oyDt ou the O'Clock boat, To
catch the - tram. II Was resolved g. send tht
newspapers Oh tnat hn.t. here ls no Train 10
Ike the newspapers uuul tho one that st.its I
$40 aud tnat ruu- TO lhiHdtiuula only
IL was thought in the pu,i pllce last evening
thnt a ntWtp4ucr n iu Nuu.G he put on regI-
lMlY carS thl- week. a. substitute fVr toe
Ad ims L69ie.s Comp .r tram.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24
UINrKR >r0RTs UNDAR corHR
Polo Games. TroIting ana Running Tor the
Amusement Oi the Ladies.

The equestrian sports commenced in a
matinee ye-t,-day aitcruoon at Gilmore G.r-
den and were continued last evening. rhe polo
gamas were first ~ order. the Calfotniaus
winning by score of l0to3. For the trottlne con
test winch flloNed there were three entries.
The haY geluins Frank won hl taxing the
second. third, and fourth heats M 2.ibs. . j9A,
and 2.3a.
The running race. halfnilic heats. hcsi two ia
tIre". between Morgan aud Joe, WAS won 10y the
former in l;lu, lNt..
llo evening performances commenced with
the polo game, WuiCn Was one sluei affair.
The ttlitnrnitns won los hsclra of ten tu tie
Hu-tun-' none. lhf uottiug was la mile heats.
best three IN hve. under saddle. Tue entries
We're 81. George. Snowflake, and Fred INlcr.
Snuwunke won the hr and second heats Boo
@.5t4 md 2i3; -. George won the thiTd. flufth,
and nf'h heats aud race In 3:ii. 2.ioS. and 2.i6
Is tween the heats e the trot wa- the iuunlug
rae. uf mile hentt. which WAS won easily by
IlrnnA IN ..ln'. hmh ~
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NAIIIMONL' Do, % IN -0l-TWIId' 4 TN7'
scHu, r,.. .4inF .tp AN,a etr.,. N., l.r.. c.l'u.
snei.e ri, anemoon al A3lsnD.uu' B. D., ''0r'
street. .I.- rIt. lI. li rIann cd i.-i r,NtA liir'
Will se.rs Gas hfii.. o. .lr. UifeNcAins
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JOrIlNGS IhOur rOWN.

Tho CAcsWas number Of the spirit IT,,
Iu"t. sa Errn paper.
Nearly ljl persons were sent tn the work.
house On blaeAMcl's laud At lAg.g VNAIptlc.f I-.
wees.
Henry Louis s Brother, varui.h manufacture
rr, At 3iS Pcai .lr el aiO at Hunters lulAt have
iaicd " ia tl,j,puO habllill,s.
Mrs. A. 4. stewart has not engaged rooms. As
n been rcpor cd, fnr r Hf ana luisr llfop'4
daughters, W witch 80 -p'ni .he winter ~ Honda ~
sueh Trip lae Olcu c1pttMpAigl.
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ALoni.inna y,lInse Bnrued.

lioMrm la, De. %. a disastrous fire broke
on' here Yrs'rrdW morllug which thought 10 Ice the
rk oi an Inc. ndian. Twenty hus ness houses were
btfutu tul iWH dwellings,. lnrcc ~ ilf Uuulg nuu.
Ntrc burned oar, nilIriy, 'rAtrN, til, amt OtA s.
bJfr -. Lac loss - luuuu ana tut u-uh4ce a.. lDO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24

hlcnMoND' Ind, Dee. ~ Henry W. Sonnck-
son the proprietor Of me Indiana House shot hisef
ihis morning Hmr ms wife wa AT the Court House
habits And DegeSt.
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c'nmtror he'' -'e 'e.'eri,, '., ho', af,o
s, iuan.,-r.,.r r .umany Democracy. Hc
50. p men n" ' Iamm4uy General Committee,
but nuI ro .u.s.. ID. attic hcaa OF lac COMMITTEE on
trS flIl4tl 4ir rHlr iutAt rs voluntary uud urt l.
tiu. rd hS ls lunh lts nW uf ~ his dutlDH 10 uu-
trou, % gyr 60 ING OK NJ iou thc tmr qurcl 10
manage s uttr-. MI k,lA's surCc hor ha- not been
a.rctd up n. Toe lamWany puuttai cay that Mr.
kchy "l o" iir c"nllniin% tWri Ia llr organl1ation
aiuyush another person VIII be lt- uuElual leader
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24

PARIS, D,c. 23.-lho sentences Of sixty-one
more ommullSi conYcii have Drcn rcmiited Or com.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24

"Morenu- Lcfevre, tho oldest aud most French
Of ehAmla.ncs Victor L. Ausc,, ~ lielde IT., n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-24

GOODNIsES Al Al 20 AGAL- Rhine, SAutArnes.
shernCs port Cafofhi Al kiuHs uf liquors cheap also
fancy vines and champagne, al H. MOlauiA's ~ Ful.
tVn slie.L anl ~ Am stgeet, Ds.emeat.-Alp.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04

Orders promptly filled. Terms cash.
O'B,ien's neio btock, nth street,
Cheyenne. - Wyoming
Lock box 220I. ian12.tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04
WASHINGTON.
Miscellaneous Matters.


Washington, March 8. -9The Presi-
dent to-day signed the bill for the ad-
mission of Colorado.
Belknap has not left his house since
yesterday, and meantime has been
called upon bya few intimate friends.
Secretary Robeson this morning
entered upon his additional duties as
Acting Secretary of War. He will
merely attend to the routine business
until the vacancy shall he flied.
The Signal Service reports that an
Italian bark bound for Baltimore
went ashore near Tybee Island on the
night of March 1st and went to pieces
yesterday. Nine of the crew were
drowned. A life saving crew attempt
ed to board the bark and every man
was drowned. Six bodies have been
recovered and nine are still missing.
Senator Morton has been requested
by the President TO accept the posi-.
tion of Secretary of War. Morton had
an interview with the President this
morning. The President is still
greatly agitated.
Senator Robertson's bill to
restore the franking privilege
provides simply for repeal of the
act of Jan. 31st, 1878, which abolished
it, and for its immediate removal in
the form in which it existed at the
time of the passage of said act.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04
The Worlds News in Brief.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SE->AlfN
Washington, March &-A large au-
dience, composed mostly of ladies,
filled the galleries of the Senate cham
Der this morning. The credentials of
j. B. Beck, as U. S. Senator from
Kentucky for six years from March
4, 1877, were read and tabled. Bills
restoring the franking privilege and
reducing postage on third-class matter,
were referred. The bill making Feb.
22nd and Lincoln's birthday, Feb.
18th, legal holidays. was placed on the
calendar. A petition from colored
citizens of Texas asking for free
school system in that state was refer
red. A resolution appropriating Sl5,-
600 for an investigation into the cleo
ton of Geo. e. Spencer, U. S. Senator
from Alabama, was agreed to.
At l o'clock the House committee
appointed yesterday, appeared at the
bar of the Senate and the chairman,
Mr.. Clymer, said: "Mr. President-In
obedience to the order of the House of
Representatives we appear before you
and in the name of the House
of Representatives and all the people
of the United States of America,
we do impeach VIM. w. Belknap,
late Secretary of War of the United
States, of high crimes and misdemean-
ors while in office, and we further
inform the Senate that the House of
Representatives will in due time ex-
hibit articles of impeachment against
him, and make good the same, and in
their name we demand that the Sem
ate take the order for the appearance
of said VIM. w. Belknap to answer"
Ferry, president pro tem., said !:
"The Senate will take the order in
the premises :" and the committee
then retired. Edmunds moved that a
select committee be appointed to con-
slider the impeachment resolution.
Adopted. The President pro tenn. ap-
pointed Edmunds, Conkling, Freling-
huysen, Thurman and Stevenson.
After short executive session the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The testimony taken in the Schenck
investigation was ordered printed. A
resolution asking legislation allowing
Kansas to tax the Kansas Pacific
railway lands was referred. A large
number of Senate bills were taken
up and referred. The committee ap-
pointed to notify the Senate of the
action of the House in impeaching
Ex-Secretary Belknap appeared and
announced that the duty was per-
formed, Banning, from the commit
tee on military affairs, reported a
bill in regard to leave of absence of
army officers. 1t authorizes leave OF
absence to officers ON duty, for sixty
days once in two years; for three
months once in years; for four
months once in four years, without
deduction of pay or allowance. Pass
ed. A large number OF private bills,
and some sixty granting pensions
were passed. Banning reported res
olution calling for copies of all tele-
grams, orders and correspondence re-
lating to a military court of inquiry
in the case of General Babcock.
Adopted. The House then adjourned.
The session tomorrow is to be for de-
bate on the Hawaiian treaty only.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04
GRANT ON BELKNAp.
He Orders Criminal Proceedings Com
menced Against the Bribe-Taker.

ne Orcefs Orlminal Proceedings Com
menoed Against the 'Bribe-Taker.
Washington, March S.-The cabinet
met at noon to-day, all members being
present, aud remained in session three
hours. The subjects that received
consideration were the institution OF
criminal proceedings against Ex-Sec-
retary Belknap and those who were
associated with him in the practices
of bribery aud corruption that have
just been officially discovered, and the
selection of a new Secretary of War.
The President asked the Attorney
General to take immediate steps to
proceed with criminal charges against
Gen. Belknap, and Messrs. Marsh,
Tomlinson and all others shown by
any evidence that shall be adduced to
have taken part in the fearful transac-
tions that were the subject of attention.
The peculiar character of the case,
Gen. Belknap's defense differing in
many respects as it does from an or.
dinary case of bribery, was the subject
of comment and discussion, the result
of which was the reference of the en-
tire matter TO the Attorney-General
who will take the necessary steps tc
enter criminal proceedings just as soon
as the facts can be put in shape to be
sworn to. There will be no delay in
the proceedings because of the progress
ofsan impeachment trial, and the two
trials will be entirely independent o.
each other. The discussion relative
to the appointment of successor tt
Belknap was of considerable length
but no decision was arrived at.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04

worse developments to follow are
current in apparently well informed
political circles.
The Massachusetts State Senate has
refused a third reading to the bill
providing for female suffrage In that
State, thus virtually defeating the
measure.
Il. Hilsheimer, book-keeper for u
Cincinnati gambling saloon, embez-
zled $20,0O0. Being charged with ii
he confessed, restored $4,000, and
was allowed to go free.
The conference of railroad mana
gers in New York resulted in retain
ing the old rate, 40 cents, on lines
leading out of Chicago. and all their
rates will he based upon that.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04
sohenok Arrested-The winslow Case

London, March 3.-The London
Hour has the following: I'VE under
stand that writ returnable in the
Queens bench, was served upon Mr..
Schenck, United States Minister, yes
terday, at the instance of the Emma
mine company. The writ was served
as Mr.. Schenck was entering a train
at EustOn station. Mr.. Schenck re-
ferred the officer to Lord Derby"
Winslow, the forger, has been re-
manded 10 prison to await the regula-
tion time, fifteen days, before he can
be legally extradited and given into
the custody Of the Boston officer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04
Telegraphic Nuggets.

Ex-Queen Isabella has returned to
Spain.
The Servian insurrectionists have
proclaimed republic.
A drummer for Boston house has
been fined for selling goods in Balti-
more without license.
Ex-tiov. John Letcher, of Virginia.
was stricken with paralysis Thurs
day, and his condition is serious.
The principal topic OF con vcrsation
in Philadelphia continues to be the
Belknap expose. llumors OF even
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04
FOREIGN.

French Opinion of the Belknap Scandal
Paris, March 3.-The news from
Washington causes a great sensation
here. Some of the evening papers ex-
press regret at the scandal and deplore
the decadence of political morality in
the United States.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Legislative Corruption Charged.

Boston, March 3.-In the house,
yesterday, the chairman of the finance
committee made the charge, based on
the authority of Lieut.. Gov. Knight,
that $1,000 had been paid members to
carry through the new prison scheme.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04
PRICE LIST.

Flour. 50 255, 81 % and IS 10 per sack War
antcd good.
Meal, fresh ground, white or yellow, 81 rs per
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-04

Don Carlos leaves Boulogne for
England Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
SOUTH BOUND. Mail Train. Express.
NORTH BOUND. Mail Train. Express.

At Washington, passengers make close 2, con on
nection with all the lines to and from the North
and West; at Danville, daily, with South
and Southwest; at Lynchburg, twice daily, to
Memphis, Atlanta, New Orleans Ar Kansas and
Texas and at Gordonsville and Charlottesville,
by Mail Train, with Ches s. Ohio K. T., East
and West. Twice daily connections to Rich
mond.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, al
1855 q. M, Alexandria at 6.35 q. M, arrive 81
Strssburg 40 p. M Leave Strasburg at 6.Ss
a. m, and get to Alexandria at $50 p. m.
WARRENTON BRANCH.
Connection between Warrsnton and Main
Line, with Mail Train only, leaving Washing
ton 1866 q. M, Alexandria 8.35 q. m.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS run through NTH
out change bet,oeen Baltimore and Nc,o Orte"'ss
via Lynch burg, East Tennessee aid Atlanta
line, leaving Baltimore ut 6 10 =. m. Also
Sleepers between Baltimore and lynchbuig
from Baltimore TO- y. m.
Passenger trains between Alexandria and
Baltimore run only by way of Washington. and
without change.
Through tickets to Florida, and AL the South
and West by the many di!!err, lines, st lowest
rates. G. j. FOREACRE fen. Manager.
j. NJ. BROADUS, e. I. u. feb II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-31
The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOOtS TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS,
and other goods usually found in first class
Clothing Establishment,
l wo Id invite the public to call and inspect
them efore purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
6dent that can please the most fastidious.
Ny purchases consist in part of the finest OF
American, French, Scotch and English fabrics.
Boys, Youths and Mems Overcoats, of all
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is the largest and most complete OF
any in the city. An early call is solicited.
s. DEALHAM,
oct IS 80 King street.