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PosToFFIcE DIRECTORY.

Eastern, San Francisco, Northern and Coast
Acknowledgment Stage Line.-Arrive AT
1850 A. NJ; close ut 1880 p. NJ. Letters IN
tended for registry must be presented before
6P.M.
San Diego Line-San Diego and Way Sta
tions, arrives at 7:40 p. NJ, and closes al 7:So
Pm.
Southern Arixona-Tucson, Yuma, Arizona
City and way stations--Tri-W eekly Service
Arrives Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, az
7:4OP M; leaves Monday, wednesday anu
Saturday; mail closes at 1880 p M.
Northern Arizona-Prescott,W Wickenberg and
way stations-Semi Weekly-Arrlyes ON
"Wednesday, and Saturday at 1920 A. M. I;
leaves Tuesday and Friday; mail closes at
2:15 P.M
an Bernardino and way stations-Dafly,
Sunday excepted-San Gabriel, Ell Monte,
Riverside, etc. !; arrives Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 1920 A. M; leaues Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays; mail CLOS
sses at 2:l5 p. NJ. e.ss=Y r,s.st-xa es.ss .
Wilmington and waystations --Arrives at 2:i5
p NJ; closes at 10 A. n.
Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine and Havilah-Arrives'
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at l2:3O A.
NJ; leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; closes at 1880 p. NJ. "a y ~sF1.ftfs
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Oficc.-
Open from 0 A. M. to 1 P.<M.scexcept ON
Saturday, when office closes at $3.50 r. NJ.
On Sundays the Office will be open from 900
TO 1850 A. NJ. l..aa H. K. w. BENT, p. M. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

News of the IbHY.


At the Howlani Hotel, Long Branch on
Saturday. Mrs. E E Law of Philadelphia
after returning from the bath, discovered that
during her absence her rooms had been entered
and property valued at 81 900 stolen, including
the following articles: Oae pair solitaire ear
rings, three stone diamond ring, cluster ruby
and dian oud ring, gold cross with black and
diamonds, black cross with letter ~ ID
diamonds, gold link necklace gold serpent
bracelet, gold kno,ted bracelet, gold huutlDg
case watch, gold ADD coral watch chain and
amethyst necklace with cameo and pendant.
There is no clue to the burglars. A reward OF
81 900 is ofered for the return OF the property
General Sherman is 10 receipt OF telegram
from General Sheridan informing him OF the
susnepsiou Of I9disn Ageu, Burke at the Stand
ing Rock Agcucy By Colonel Carllo, I'D COM
maud at that post Cd the charge OF naTlng Is,
sued $50 head Of cattle to the Chlei Nil Eagle,
uost Of which, j. Is believed, tound their way
to the hostile camp. The action OF Colonel
Carlip as been approved BY the Secretary OF
War aud the Secretary OF the Interior, ana a
pew agent will shortly be appointed.
The Ncaraguan irteroceanic ship canal ha''
ing been determined upon as the most feasible,
il is expected that negotiations will be entered
into iur the commence ment OF the work upon
the return Of the Don Amelio Bernard, the M.
caraguan Muster, to Washington. The total
distance between the two oceans Is lSO4 Miles
and the cost If the construction will approx
mate 500, 900 900.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company has Issued
circular giving the following as prices of coal
during September, delivered at Newberg
Lupn coal. per ton of 2240 pounds, So III;
steamer, So 10; crate, SO 50; egg, So 30; stove,
$500; chesuut $500. 1t was stated that
niucrs' wages were reduced, ard that the men
had accepted the situation, and therefore nc
strikes was apprehended,
Within the past month the NV York city
hotels havc made considerable reduction lc
prices of board, wines, &C.. The grades fol-
Iodying, according to location, have been re.
duced from 81 10 So from SIS to $3.50 and
first floor roous to 81. Champagne that sold
for SIS per bottle is DOW had al 81 and S3;sherry
at 81.
A destructive fire broke out at St. HyacInthe
Gu bee, yesterday afternoon, in bakery neal
ne postofhce, and spread rapidly till il reached
The river near the Grand Trunk railway bridge
La about two hours the entire business part OF
the tow was destroyed, 600 houses being
burned
The trotting match at San Francisco last Sat
urday between ST. j ulieD and Dan Voorhees,, mile
heats, best 10 5. for purse of 900 was
won by ST.. Julien winning the I'd, Sd and Al
heats in 2:25t 2:3O4 ADD 2:2l2. Dan Vorbee:
| Won the first heat III 2:263.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
Railroad Accident.

By the breakiog of an axle on 40 empty
train Of coal hoppers al Weavertou, the Hagers-
town junction 90 the Baltimore aud Ohio rail.
road, Il short distance from Harper's Ferry,
Yesterday morning, three trains were wrecked.
Whoa the first train going west had proceeded
d lew hundred yards past Weavcrton an axle
of coal hopper troke, throwing several Cars
uff the track Before fagmaa could be sept
back srcoud train OF coal hoppers came and
das he'd into III first The collision destroyed
he engine of the second train, and besides
VT .ckilg several cars threw two OF them dl'
rectly across the other tracks. fortunately 90
one was severely iojur.d by this collision, al
though the engineer and fireman were slightly
burnei, and narrowly escaped being killed.
few minutes alter tie Western mall train du:
at Baltimore al o'clock IL the morning came
around short curve west OF the wreck, aud
pIowed through portion OF the wreck, and
fnay ssriki Il C al hopper rao OF tn. track
down al cmUaukment into the caoal Inc co.
gine went to the bottom OF the canal with three
cars piled 90 t p, while the baggage car rested
on the opposite side.
For time the widest excitement and con
fusion prevailed am ,ng the passengers but 1t
was soon asceraued that, with the exception
of a lew Gus and some bruises. none OF the
passengers were seri u,y Injured. Joshua 9.
Sniplry, the engineer. remained faithful to his
duty, add an h,ur later his body was fouod
w.dsed 10 the cab WITH both hands grasplus
the throttle Of the locomotive. He was taken
out OF FIVE !ect Of water, ard, as the body bore
i,ut faw bruises, it is supposed that he Was
drowned. Stephen j. R ynolds, the hr"mao,
was badly bruised and seriously scalded BY the
escaping steam. Reynolds states tina on round
ing the curve Shipey discovered the wreck
first, and simply said, 20 my Cod The
tracks Of the road bed were TORI up TOR some
distance, but were speedily repaired, and The
passeDgtrs arrived in Baltimore al 4 yesterday
afternoon. The train DDS state that there
was rot time after the first accident to Il g the
wescra train. 1t is said that Clifton Il hey, a
drcver, had his left eye put out by piece of
glass. g. D. Evans, of Baltimore, was slightly
bruised Baggage Master Morton had his
right ankle sprained. w. D:lroache, the ex.
press messenger, was badly cut about the face
.nd shoulders by brokcn glass. United States
Mail Clerks Rittenhouse aud Waite were also
slightly bruised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1876.

Mr.. Horsto Seymour, who was romln .trd
az the Democratic candidate for Governor OF
New York, has p,r.mptorlly declined the
nomination As il Was rendered to hlm by &C.
clamatiou, as the occupancy OF guberuatorlal
chair does DOT now require muca mental exer-
tion-as is proved by the case Of Gov. Hayes,
of Ohio-as his defamation puts his party to a
great deal of unnec ,ssary trouble, and as that
party had previously honorcd him by voting to
give hin the highest place lu the gilt OF the
people, we think it would have been better, 10
every respect, for hun to have accepted the
termination, bu: as be thinks differently. the
democracy of New York vii doubtless agree
with him, and as there are numerous other
gentlemen Of tina. State whom the democrats
would like to honor, and who would receive as
large vote as Mr.. Seymour would attract, 1t
is probable anuther State convention will be
called at once and candidate as popular as
Mr.. Seymour be selected to ill the vacancy gu
the ticket occasioned oy his defamation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

The public schools of South Carolina are
nearly all closed or unable to cootnue the
good work Of popular education. The asylum
for the insane and other benevolent lnstltu,
tious are th.ut the means Of support, besides
being almost hopcessy involved IN debt.
While these facts arc notorious, 1t Is none the
less true that heavy taxes to sustain the schools
and the public CHARITIES have been levied and
collected. There is but one explanation tor
this condition of things. The money appro-
priated for these uses has been stolen by the
radicals, who have entire control Of the State
AID its affairs. 10 all the Southern States that
have been reclaimed from radicalism's bane-
ful rule the education of the Children white aud
black, is unoE-tructed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
Letter from Prince William.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gtzette. ]
MANASSAS, Sept. ga mixed" accommo.
datuu train has beeu put on the Midland Rail-
read to run ui weekly, leaving Alexandria
tuesdays, Thur. days. and Saturdays at p.
III. This will be great accommodation to
those living along the main line south Of Man
assas, giving them day in the cllits, and an
uppor unity 10 return al convenient and sea-
soasbe hour.
Hedgemau Carney, rather ucted character
of his dav, aud sort Of Lion" amoog his class,
died at his hcmc 10 the Forest" last Sunday,
after year or Two Of suffering with asthma.
The trial Of Rev. Charles King. of the NJ.
f. Church OF this place, for an assault 90 Mrs.
Nancy A. Story, is set for tomorrow, and a
great array Of witnesses has been summoned
On each side. II the question of character is
agaio entered into toe trial will occupy the
Court The eutire week, it is thought.
There is 10 be political speaking at Brents-
vile to MORROW, and arrangements are being
made TO uniurI to the breeze Tilden aud Hen
drcks bauer during the day.
Manassas has been beseged by mu quitoes
this summer Tor the first time since its iouuda
tion.
Our city fathers" have caused to be posted
OIL tn railroad, at the Corporation limits, notices
which have been puzzle to boys aud tramps
Itey read thus: Corporation, trains not to ex
ceed 4 miles ap hour" A negro boy, passiog
one OF th=se notices the other day, said to
gentleman, What s9rter trains is dem dar
corporation trains? Is dsy dem keers what
dose meu What works 90 de road toats, de tools
III? The gentleuan ,rlei TO explain out still
the d4rkey wishes 10 know what sort of trains
dose Incorporation trains" are.
Mr. Scott, of Powhatan country, and Miss
Maggie Foley, OF this place, have been Appoint
ed teachers OF the public school here, which
commences 90 Monday, the llth inst They
are both quite youog persons.
The boys are 10 high glee with the prospect
of heavy crop of chiaqu,pius, the old.6eld
trui, crop being nearly exhausted. TRIX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

The conservative press Of the State al! unite
in commendIpg the action of the late convention
which nominated Gen. HUI ton. The Peters
burg Post says:
The re- nomination by reclamation 10 the
Eighth Copgressoua district Of General Hun
too was just what we Expected aud just what ne
deserved. He viii b. reelected Dy very large
majority.
The Lynchburg Star says:
The Alexandria Gaztttc but ref cts the sen
timcnts of the democrats 10 this section when
it says that ''the unanimous nomination OF
General Eppa Hutton for reelection to Con
sress by the convention which met 10 this clty,'s
u deserved tribute t. as faithful, able aDd efficient
representative as the district ever had, aad re-
d cts credit upon the representative aud his
constituency. There are few men ca whom the
paudit well done, good aud faithful servant
Gao be more appropriately bestowed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
A Card.

To the editor of the Alexandria Gasette:
MANASSAS, Sept. 3.-Sr: 1t Is foreign to
my wishes to engage in newspaper coutro
vcrsy W any mao, or bring to the notice Of
the public my Own grievances, but it seems the
Rev. q. King is determined to drag me into
print. Hrs imputations and charges have been
81 gIaringly unjust to myself that with those
who are acquainted with the facts they need
Go reputation at my hands.
That had 10 NOR to do with bringing on
the prosecu ion against him than the man 10
he moon was positively proven 10 his first
trial.
That I, 10 counou with every one who has
heard the evidence agalns, him, believe him
gully, is a truth, and if | desire the public
exposure and punishment of man who has
set himself up as an examplar Of religion
model of purify and great moral reformer, and
'heo sudden y turas up as a gracrless libertine,
desire uolhng more than every citizen ought
to desire and though his abuse of me may be
some qualification to binself and his handfu!
of alhereors it shows that he is consciously
guilty, and like the viper, is biting and Kissing
at all who come 10 his way.
His hints about my character are 10 keeping
with the rest Of his slang, ADD we're it as spot
less as the angels it would not be so pure that
the R v. Z. King would DOT Try 10 iDjure it, if
ty 80 doing be could save himself from the
lust punishment of bis OVID crimes.
D. w. WHITING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

There are of course many other means OF de-
termiuing the prosperity Of city than the
mere increase OF its population, and the To-
crease of the population OF Alexandria during
the decade ending 10 1870 was of character
far less desirable than would have been the
same plumber of Industrious and thrifty white
persons. Nevertheless it was an Increase, ADD
q considerable Increase of value, as the receipts
oil maoy of our places of business show. In this
view the Increase of Alexandra has been greater
than that of many more pretentious cities.
Alexandria Increased % per cent, Georgetown
about the same, Baltimore increased 26 per
ceot, and Washington - per cent but New
Orleans increased ouIy Ii per cent, and Albany
ouly II per cent, while 10 some OF the New
Epglaud towns the population diminished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
isE y;

=, At the "t'ollege Farm nea, Blacksbury
", on the Il inst, i.AVlNIA II. BEkkF
LEY, wife OF Colonel Ecrborne '}er.e ley. ,r6
daughter of the late Dr. -dr ual Berkeley, NJ
StauntoH, Va.
At TIE residence of his son in law, Gibson Cat.
lett, near Cat!etts station, on Tuesday g,
STEPHEN McCURMlC Of Aub !rD Fsn'
quiel c. unity, in the 9Sd year of lis age.
On the 18th uitimo, at Cherry Grove, Fsuqli.r
equity, Va, Mrs MAMIE, wife OF K, :
Games, in the 18th year of her age.
In Washington, on Friday, the lst Of Sen.
tember, 1876, OSCAR ULYSSES only son Of
John w. and Alice 5. Jordan, aged II ye ,rs, II
months and Is days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
BAD TIMES IN WAsulN GToN.-There was

BAD TIMES IN WAsulN GToN.-There was a
feeling OF gloom 10 a considerable portion Ut
the city Saturday. The dismiss Is at the execu
tive departms nts Thursday affected large
uumber OF persons not direcll y connected with
The ex ,cutivc Offices, and as it is kuoWo thar
these ave not all the disnissals that will be
made general feeling OF Insecurity reiecs
auoug the clerks and those Connected wl:h
them. Twen,y.cight CLERKS have been dis
missed in the IuIerior Department! twenty
seven, seventeen men and teu WON %, 10 the
Postofice D. pariment; sixty-6Ve lrom the OF.
fee oil The United States treasurer ; thirty one
from the Office of the comptroller OF the cur
rcncy, and 6ty-three from the bureau OF in-
terpal eyenua.-Wash Cor. Baltimore Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
The New York Democracy,

New YORK, Sept. 3.-rne World says :
Nj. NJ .goue left U,ca for Albany Saturday
afternoon, aud soent yesterday 10 consultation
with Governor Tilden and the mem ers OF the
Stale Committee there, including all of is of
fcers aud several of its Members A meeting
OF the Executive Committee OF the State Com.
mi,tee will meet at its uew headquarters 10 the
Metropolitan Hotel, ia this city, next Thur.
day. 1t not improbable that u conference OF
the whole oommittee may be summoned at an
earlier date or upon the day mentioned. Dis
patches frou various parts OF the State leave
little or 90 doubt that the committee will call
State convention, to meet al once probably at
u ..ca or Syracuse.
UREA. N. Y, Sept. Gov. Seynour's
letter has just been given 10 Mr.. Magoue. The
State Convention is to be called to reasonable
at Saratoga on tuesday, September 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

Attorney General Taft has prepared iustruc
tons to district attorneys and U. S. Marshals
directing them to euforce the receot order OF
Secretary Cameron with reference to intimidat
ing white voters 10 the South. Fortunately
the evil intention Of the instructions will be
frustrated, for the Southern people arc deeply
Impressed with the Importance OF the canvass
now in progress, and bavc determined that,
while sedulousIy avoiding anything that would
give color to the employment Of troops on cleo
ton day. they viii! vote their entire strength
uoless shot down in the attempt. No words
or mere presence OF soldiers will deter them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
Com municated.7

CoKE.-Can any one tell me why the Com
mittee on Light charge So so for coke, twenty
FIVE Lushels, when the same in amount and quail
ity can be bought for Sl.75 or seven cents per
bushe as per advertisement in Washington
papers am Of opinion that coke, In this city,
is desrer than any other kind of fuel. The loor-
er clsss of people are the consumers of coke,
and the price should be reduced to Washington
prices. 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

G u. Fitzpatrick acknowledges that nc wrole
the letter saying that money ADD bloody shirt
campo gn were necessary to carry Indiana for
the radicals, stands by it, aud proves that un-
Will be hopelessy given over to the democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

w. f. Yardley, colored, has announced him
self candidate for Governor of Tennessee on
the radical tickt The white radicals, aware
of the uselessness of contest, had previously
determined to mix. 20 nomination, and to let
the conservatives carry the election by deault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

The ship Sonora, from San Francisco for Llv'
erpeol, was sunk by collision off Holy head,
England, to-day. The colliding vessel, Span.
sh steamer also sank. One sailor was drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

DkIME CHEESE received and for ssIe .yw
l. by I. }. DAVIDSON
aug Il Ia Mig street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
Letter from Leesburg.

CORRESPONDENCE If. the Al. xaudra Gazette.
LEEsBURG, Va, Sept. 2.-Tbe TiIden,
Hendricks aud Reform pole was raised to day,
having at the top streamer some thirty feet
long. just at sunset the U. S. flag was rua
up amid the shouts of several hundred people.
1t is really very handsome. After night speech
es we're made by Messrs. Head, Shretz and
Divine.
A surveying trip made last week to Farm
well Ieads me to speak of that hamlet. 1t is
situated thirty miles from Alexandria and
miles from Leesburg. at the crossing of the OK
road by the w. Il o. r. R. There are seven
dwelling houses proper, three stores with dwell
lug houses, and TWO blacksmith shops. The
stores are kept respectively by Mr.. Fadeley, Of
Alexandria; Mr.. Orson aud Mr.. Keudrick,
aud they are all said to be dung we'll. There
is about II miles north OF this village Belmont
Protestant Episcopal Church; two miles south
OF it Farnwell VI. K. Church South, aud at
the statioo Presbyterian Church. nearly flush
ed aod very pretty and commodious one
Services are held, presume, about monthly
AMI Within a radius OF three miles from the
station there is Baptist church 10 addition to
those above named. The people Of the neigh
borbood have built by subscription school
house 90 ty 80 and II feet pitch 90 half acre
lot about 800 yards from the station and $50
FROM the railroad, and slgners to petition tor
school state that they have among them AZ
children Of school age. One of them, Mr.
Luck. formerly Of NV jersey, has only six.
Hoo. T. p Stanton, form ,rly member Ut
Congress from the Memphis district, and sec
reary OF Kansas territory, lives at Belmont,
the former seat of Mr. Lu iwelI Lee, about two
miles uorlh from Farnwell station. Farmwell
siuce the last election has been made a voting
place. taking most of its voters from Guiltord
and some OF them from Gum Spring. think
the vote will be about 100 for liden. and per
haps Is or 20 for Hayes. MIR. Klein, who owns
the land on the north of the railroad is in ne-
gotaion with some German citiz,os of Wash
lngton for his tract of Iand of about 90 acres.
Dr. S. b. Henry, late of Philadelphia, lives
alb tut mile from the Station on the land pur,
chased from the late John Janney, which has
been handsomely improved. ALlQUIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04
GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.

TT YOU WANT GkNUINE CIDER
L EGAR fol your pickle: McBuRNEY'S
styre is the place TO get IL. aug 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

DURE CIDER WIN EGAR and SPICE. Of
l. all kinds, Tor picking at low prices
aLg % +. i. DAVIDSON, III l. inga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

SUGARS and pure Sple.:
l. whole and ground, very low
aug 28 f. J DAVIDSON, l47 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

{ tEVlLLED HAM TGAGUEand lHIlh.
~ EN- for sale by O. WM RAMSAY
aug IL Corner King and II Asa b =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

l. 'LOUk-Be Ugaals of Family, Exits atd
l. Supertre Flour constantly Oh naa al. .or
sale by the bb or smaller Quantities =. low ra.v.
jy II +. j. Davidson, 147 hlng :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

NEW MACK EkEL. Sos. AND 3, received
~ and for sale by +. }. DAVIDSON.
aug IL liI Ain. street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

THEAP TOILET SOAPS at
~ aug 81 McBURSEY'S.
30 To McBUKNEY'a FOR PnESn@y.
" Ing SUGAkS ,uf34
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

The docum eDts 10 relation to captured and
abandoned properly before the committee on
expenditures 10 the Treasury Dcpar, N cot show
that the ac ual money covered iuto the Treas
ury were $24, PSI l69.. The testimony includes
a statement by Judge Casey formerly of the
Court OF Claims. but later professionally en-
gagged in the prosecution of cotton claims. He
shows that in the Gaze of the Wick sburg cotton
the return by special commissions appointed
by the Court OF Claims gave over 5000 bales,
and the amouot of proceeds 1925 925, actually
sold ADD gone 10 the Treasury, OF SS00,UUO
more than the officers of the bureau returned.
This discrepancy has never been explained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

rTHE GEM JARS, quart and hall gallon
L sizes, tor sale at lowest prices 1y w
au..4 J. T.. j. h. MI LBU IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-04

DINE or PERFECTION is r good ,>GaoNi..s
l. 1onhcco at 60 h ID. or sale by
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-01

Tambien ha publicado 81 mismo
dia 81 peri6dico Official otra circular
sobre imprenta que por su mucha
extension y por no ser ap'icable 8
esa provincia nos abstenemos de
trascribir, debiendo dedicar las Ilti-
mas lineas de esta cr6nica & partici-
par los lectores del BoLETIN que la
exposition de las corporaciones oficia-
les pidiendo un titulo para el digno
general SAM como recompensa a los
servicios-que ha prestado en- esa Anti
LA, fue presentada hace pocos dias a
s. M. por el Sr, Gallostero +; y que Ell
captain general D. Jose de Ia Concha,
Marques dela Habana, que piensa
ocuparse en- el Senado de los asuntos
polfticos de Cuba, ha sido autorizaAo o
para publican una Memoria que ha
escrito sobre su dltimo mando en- di-
cha isla.