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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

y Beoeutet, bag Die 9SorausbeBabtnns aui SELeie
BON Dem SeIte6en oes a6Ienoer5 abbGnet, abes
oIe georudten Sodleu uno Bofz8arteH nIRiiea eans
i'm Boraus be5ablt neroeu.
Buit=Seoxten meroen nc h allen 9dnhern Der H&e
nerals 4oa=nuton" uuo no d. alien brttl1samertta~
niIb1n BrcpnSen beIoroert II no beolrIen uur etnef
meiteren / Cent Boiimarfe i'm 3uae Der aui Die
Boiitarte 9eorudteH Diarte.
Badete BON Dluiteru mad, GsleH Sdnoern oes sGHs
QeIneineu Bcipereins" oirfen oaS 9efuiht 81 uHs
Sen Mot lberfeteeu; ebenio Slider, Nuiif, Btloer
uno DereI. uiht iber 2 yiuno :, nnSeu, uuo oiirfeu
anger Der aoreIie ubts @eif riebenes, lopte tetne
se6rudten @ti6dftstartsn Guf oem umihInse ents
6alteE.
&te Bofen tperoen In Der Bal limorsr BoitsOHiee
jsoen 1iOntas, 0ieufas, Wttiuo I, uuo (Sreitna nm
nbr G6enos gehioiieu.
Nottoampfer na6 Gbtna, ssIapan nnO cHs
tnoten se9en am /. uno IL. eiue6 lroen glondts uoH
Gan SranSiseo ab.
Seben gamitas Naittas ipdbreil5 Der Gommers
uno ieoen Gnosreu GGnitae Wlittaa mGbrenb
Der Btntermonate hIieBt bic oirt tte Yof SiptjneH
Baltimore WnD BrenleR per Sai npfer ees aNoro
0eutIdpeu 2lonb.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

Us a B n 6 t 0 n, 6. Sunt. = Oa8 Subs
Suftis Gontite, peldeS NIT Der llnteriudung
oer anflasen aesenSlaine beid)aftigt lit, bielt
beute Ha6mtttag etne Stsung; iufol9e Der
Abweienbeit beS SoriiberS iruroen iebO9 Die
Yerhaublun9en bis morgen aufgefdobeu. @r~
Senator &ice uno Sr. 1otpe aus 9rfaniaS
perben morsen in Se3ug ouf Die pSort
Smitb 9i.tle. e.&of gabn" oernommen wer-
beu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
Netnr. g. Oaxtmanti.

erlpart Sud ,mausis Yrossnt in Strumpt7
waareu, Sanoiduben nno untsrtlsleern.
eDou,sr. osrrsus II. 9inber.6auep= =StrlmpIpaaren
osr lesten @oos. tasIid9 erbalten in
W. 1ea. 9SeasBaItimprsz, ttpliden Soutp
uuo @alperttraBe. (Ofai16,2BfteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
Qebeas -Wcrffd1er1 l1la.

Che On 9ein 2cben perf6srft, priiIe bic
GorSiee Der umma 2ebeuss
Bolice Der "URited States life Insurance
Company BON Reu.gOrf, rpeIhe alien al=
tersfnfen un6 2agen angepabte Bnnfte bic
tet. &olltdnei9e Hdbere Nuafunft ertbeilt
pc Aoo1baus, Seiddftsfibrsr, gtr. 2,
8ermanitraBe.
1ts.6,9.225,8,st4,z4O,s.6,o,52.5,s,5i,4,77s.as.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
aus sem ,,sd,tparsen gersen. a

Caution, Dafota, 6. Suni. = Cine
grobe Biirserpsriammluns fanb bier geffern
Mbegb liatt, nm bic pierre Cambridge benz
EEdnppoIta BON &sbeuSmitiefn &C. fllr bic
@olbiader AT entid]HeBer. GIN Gomite ioll
iosleid in Der anBetesenbsit mad @aibins-
ton ab9eseII.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

-. ~ u. sSortmam, Nr. 1879, @Orozeutafp'
GaraSe, turtrt Die s. SamOrrb Oiosn poi.t'0 sao ano
,.rmouent NIT eiucr sanb ueueu Vletboos, ophe
wtii.r, eisatur Oosr 90asnisin uno saraH'''' s'as
osu,libe Sur ODER niulint feline Sstdblnns.
S""'"7| (Wsati0, tWti)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

0r. mobsrtJpn. Wr. 10, 9 .Su "a 10 rtaBe
Sh.6aupelt ips,isa Gle arautbeiteu Der nrin DE-
oans, o,sauti6e gbrudas. nsrpois S9ipads, Dos.
ssitiaes alter uuo aue 0srotntfantpeltsh, 'p..u'
non iusenoliten INSTRUMENTATION ssfraatsn: en.s
lid entaanoeue Sranfbs'tsn '9neu .a's.. gs~
me,d,s jif Or. W. auuertrauen, tounen id peftQett
hoI,sn bof ne misieudaftlia uuo aufridtts ee1anz
ns,t msroen, Sureaufunoen: s-12 nbr Mss., "a
nbrWotm. uno 90 uhr abos. lSeor2l l,i2uaeD
aeSs Sad1er ourtaus waiieIoitt semad9t oat@
nis appl,,truus bon Iron Clad s ar b nno IRON
clad ement. @uts 9dd'sr, surase9saos M M''
ssl IRON clad 3 rbe beftsi&sn. baltsn IN masz
reuo 10 sabreu obue msitsrs Soften. Sei3ao,s.e
9dhsr, BON Sls9idmieoen oils uutaust0 et'au'
,uieosr berseitent uno ibr @ebrand aui Saale pel.
ldusert ourh ssborises Anlttetaea III. 0.t 1,y"
GIa5.ss orbe uuo q eme n tbepirft. aae arbet=
ten oarontirt. NadIrase BON SauszGisentbnnern
os,,i,o,ht SameS YcYatne,
ISnr;I, eqRtg) Nr. 50, Siio@p ponibapfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
&etu Gd,mer,! &eime SeTabt! ~esn
SnnhlfdlINal

Oie "Colton Dental -Association" ,lt tsnmet et'
futarsit, 3dbne obHe Shclersen austnbeeeh. 0.e
arSstsu 3wetRer tonnsn it poa O'elsr &patla@e IN
ben 3imn,srn gsr. 81. sssStsTaSettsHfaBe aos3'
,snnsr. (Sau. 27. 6 WtteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

ME paalfh Lift,

Die Health LIT,
elm completes @pmuaiium in fb ielbF, ertofser
uur ,ehu Uiinutsu td3lib. " tn Gin 3onleum iut
bas 9ebirn, bic Herpen uEo Ntusteln. Us oe'9n'el
9rau.leitsn uuo finosrt droailte eeoel.
81. OF. s. Dsofiat uon SroOt9a last: "es H
porsisIit seeisuet fir @olte, welde ttnot.ea ooer
oie( fisen, uno iit Salnen, mslDe On 0futtetS uho
anbern Sbwdhen leieeu." Yarlors tnr Sameh uho
Ssrrsn: Nr. 40, VorosGharlsshraBe.
f3oa 20 \ Q 81 ~ 90y)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
0,ros. uue aletu.gtrsauf.

@iobeIz,leter,lae, gorbdnsss 2rtmmiuSs nno va
pa,ers grtitel aler artsn su oeri9,eoenen pts,sh.
Der aroste Sorratb uuo Anstpael IN Der S.a0' w
ausemeiienen Yreiien tn ytr. 49, NanooesRa., '''
(Nai 30, DhO 8. Ctone1 sfosrts q w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

wateute weroen iitr @rfnser ernsrtf'
erft nab grlaugrug bes pateafs mefoeh VeoupS
rea bereauet. y. s. ". 2. powa1o'
Nr.18, Secoubtra BE. Der Pot seseaa".t' 9
,sshro ,oI,te, aueiu=Sfreau In GDaibiuston, Dc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

Gin por,uali5er nabrenoer artiset r tleins alnoe1
,,un c,nnaiioeu. oas ensise mabre Subtut flr 1ut|
t,rmildb, subereitst Dol m II Siusa apot5etef'
uno Del allen DrosuiHsn su haben.
u. 8. 8rpwn Druoer.
<s,n,o smtsic.9,O eusros=a9enten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
Qtnoexz3utf6en

bel $ eiurid d. S6wara
wr stt. I,efteSaltimore=, nahs ebarles StfaBe
GIN oro5ss aHortmsnt nlr BON ben bsfsn 6aor'<
fanten, um S. uno auinarts.
Cetnrid5 V&tp ar5.
a,x OIL 9acfz8altimoIes, nahe &19tleeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
eas smpead,m,est selrnas's.

Us btn TON, 6. Sunt. : Der Se=
not btelt heute eine @ebeimiisuna, Inn Die
3eit fiir Die grleoiauns Der yelfnap'i6en
anselesenbs,t gu beftimmen. 5r. @argent
rsidte tine 8eioluticn cin, welte befiumt,
baB be rpeiteren Yerhanoluusen, nadoenl Der
augsflagte feline 8epltf eiugereid,t bat, bis
aMf ben 6. DECEMBER peridcben tperoen iollen.
9r. @bmunS8 ftellte 6aS Qmenbement, ftatt
beS 6. December ben 6. Suli in bie 9ieiolu.
tion einsul6alten. Das ENHANCEMENT purbe
barauf nit Sc se9en 9 Stimnlen angenpm=
n1pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
ens soImesYd,e y ateat. Sier rDampI>Se8'
nt.refuiaumeS 9; ;GSef feaid,aft."

NV. sstt sbmut uno Molten herauSsez
troh, sir babeu iibet aue Yatsntbeeihtrad,tisunz
asn triumpbirt. So'mss
(april ,3Wtt) "I'9 ., S'0""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
8oftamtsauspeis 1876.

sasttanG o. Betto. - gBo1entIId5t, boI5iD6GeRts
ltHs, orei'Dohen.Itde, iessnothentIie unb tasLiGe
3ettun9en uno Sourunlc, iH's SHnere peTIonot, uEb
oeren Rorto ON Srte Der Gbtubuns, reIp. 6ur& otu
per.usseber, I'm SoraueBab I6orif, Gents
pro Bfuno uno neHi9er. - Sonrnale &C., bic fpeRis
ser ais elm glGl pro GDo6e, bolbsLlouatIit, mouats
l9, oierteid9rIt, haI6idbrli e6er id5rItd eriaeis
eH, Gents pro YfHuo ooer DeHiger. = j3eituneeu,
SournaIe &c. neroen ON Srte Der AbieHoune geuos
gen uuo Dos Borto nGd BEN @epitbte be5d9lt. -
SIM Setreff Der Sreitrdeer=9eblbr bIeiben Die bis-
bergen Raten in 9rajf, udmIiG Gent fur ieoes
Slatt (po4eR tIthe grIbetnun9en oussenomWen)
Gent pro cine uHo 2&ents pro 5Uei lln5ens
Brtete, OerlIeseIte BaGete, gang ODER tbeiIpeiie
osluris6enes DateriaI zWanuicripte unD ante
l9en SuhhduoIer un6 SdriitfeQer ausaetaul@is
Sorretturoo9tn aus9snommen,) cts. fur ieoe 9atb
crtsbrtefe on Bldseu, no f9 Srieitrdser bsfns
6eu, cts. tdr oebaloe unSe, On aRoereR Otten
Gent.
Money Orders: Bon 81 bic SIS 1866.
80 y 20 20
40 - 30 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
amerifauifd,e soteIs bran

Nteu i'm lesten Ronate oh; tie Srdnoe patten per@
h;,tst peroeu founeu, penn Die Sotsls ben uto a.
tif1euH Sebabt sdtten. Seor.
Dan, Wr. 9s, @aroenftr., alto. (atal2s,21tet)
ez>te n@urefasepuIs 9etee III ot a~. SI.
0leb.ehe. Sone @roBe, seborl9e sdnse uho ooai
.,.1'rs. .on.,." 7' (Otai2S, ,iMti)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
Maizine,

O.tI,euer Bierfa Sapie. d. nm ii ub'
fYormiitass in Bropn's eaton, @r. 81,
e-..o,s- nobs eoutbstraRe. d3S.5.7.9O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
HAEESHaNTAfa

2ou0on, ben 6. SUM. - Su Deal fam
OaS Sdiff nSbafeipeale" BON Baltimore an.
DtOuillc, 6. SUM. Der Dampfer
ySictoria" traf BON Rew- gOrf eiu.
Ylpmout tb, 6. SUM-. - Die 9pir.
p@1tbe" unO uAmerique" iinO bon Retu Dorf
auaefommeu.
Quee ON II, 6. Suni.- Ser 9pfr.
She Queen" traf bon Rerus yOrt ein.
Soutb mpto II, 6. SUM. - Seute
fam Der 9ampfer nOoer" BON gtem 9orf
bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
.Clinbfen.

2onbon,6 6. Sum. = Gadri6ten con
Snoieu meloen, oaB Die 50. SroSoenor uno
Saber beute in 8angOon errpurtet weroen.
RaugoOn, 6. SUM. - Die So.
@ro8peuor uno Saber ltnb bier eingetrofz
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

SIR. 2lt, MefzSaltimorez, nabe 99d1teeEt.
y. a. a, ., 20 q Ak 5t.--90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
EaNaaesEMttnt

uab unS rcn europa, ersbitbrteie &c.
sIus piutoit Az baben bst Qammer 4 Bed.r,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

3aiielbe lautet aui Oeutid): rSosar bas
Datum Ostnes Stnrses perOammt Did,
oenu es iorut bic @orte: 3 erit6rer Oes
Reid s." Ser 3ableumertb Der tiirftiden
Sudfaben in bieleu beiSeu gYorten betrdst
1898, meld)es Oas aeaenrpdrtise tiirttihe Sabr,
uon Der S5lud)t OiabOmeO's on geretnet, tit.
9ieie Irt BON gSib lit Smar nidt beoenteno,
idcint ieoO4 i'm S-lente CUTE Stente 5u
letlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07

BE- Srem>es @elo au ben + d zen Fretisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-07
Gnropati9e &a6elferid)te.
Seuty6I0uf.

8erIin, G. SUM. - Snfolge eincs BON
cinem Sremer @sri6tsbofe geiGlteu llrtbeiIS
bat Siirit Slsmard bic @irfulattun Der Bet
tung .gioro 4mcrifa" in 9eutiblan6 auf
3pei Sabre perbOteu. Die ngtoro ansrita"
1T bas 9Sodenblctt bes vBbilabelpbtaeSOltsz
hInttpS ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01
Foreign News.

There has beeu no collision as yet between
the Servians and the Turks. Prince Milan has
sent another ultimatum to the Porte which
will probably be presented Tomorrow. The
following is understood to be the Servian plan
of campaign as Tar as discernibe at present !:
Gen. Tcbernayeff, who commands at Alex.
natz, will engage the Turks ut Nitsch. Geo.
Laoh, who is Ia command 10 the southwes,
will meanwhile. with $4,000 men force the
passes leading into the Turkish provinces of
old Servia, aud effect Junction with the main
force OF the Mootenesrlus, numbering | |, 600
al PrIzrend. The Prince of Monte negro ia
order 10 CO operate in this movement has con-
centrated great body of bis troops opposite
Prdgoritza. The Servian army 90 the river
Driua, $4,000 strong. uuder General Attempts,
will marcia upon Visheyrad Sarjevo. Seven
thousand Montenegrius Will cooperate with
$500 insurgents on HERZEGOVINA. a special
hospital !ralo, equipped by the Empress of
Russia, has arrived at Montenegro. Russian
sympathizars have also contributed six monlhs'
provisions for the army and the people of
Montenegro. Scrvia has received a loan of
II 900 600 francs, aud donations amounting to
500, 900 duoats. The Home Rule motion of
DR.. Butt, 10 the British Parliament, was re-
jccted last night after an animated debate, by
o vote Of 29l to 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01
Governor aseldrickS.

Several of Tue New York delegates, return
Is. FROM ST. LOUIS remained over one train al
loo' oopolls, yesterday evening, to call on
uo'erL~ Hendricks. vino met them at the
oc''uco'a Hotel, where the party was sere'
haaco' hn's:us Schcll, john Kelly, VIM
n"oer's' W. n'Q 4iccy and others addressed
the audience tr"n the b.c,uy of the hotel.
plrdgIng hearty SUPPORT to he ticket and
exho'tiog tile dem"crao. Of Indaca to renew
cd ell 'Tts tor victory AT th..om,us c;.c,iop.
Alter th:sa gentlemen ha.- ookrn IDui and
persistent Gals Warc made for. Governor Hen.
bricks, who appeared on the ;'al.,v a,d was
received with most vocieruus au,1 nr,,,ractcd
cheering. Quiet being restored, he id
NY Fcttol0 CITIZENS: 1t is in pOssi OK Ior ~
to make au address to you thi, evening. cries
Of Go on. | au here to pay my resp cts
to distinguished citizens from Other STAT
who are Oh their way humc from one of the
greatest political conventions that has ever
held session 10 this country. These dis
urgulshcd men syWpathiz2 wItn u, 10 the 10.
teress which we iDteud 10 protect by change
which is to take place at the cominy election.
lChecr>. | believe ut the next el: ci0n han the
the platform adopted at ST. L0uis, aud whz,
is written in the history Of The distinguished
man that heads the ticket, aod hist is borough
reform 10 The public service. Great applause
There is but Que other thought that | vii! ex-
press to ypu-thal the platform adopted ut St
Louis declares that the resumption clause Of
the act adopted in 1875 snail be repealed, and
the repea! ot that Clause cair!eS With II every
feature of law .Hhch Is bringing about cor;r!c.
ion, Sc Hurtlu!. to the intrreS;s Of the up,;y
| thank YOU. g'n;lcmen, Tor the com olImcut
which you have paid me by bis call.
After Iiuing With ih. Governor the party
left 10 their special car for h East
Tue following are am5Os the many kilograms
received by Governor FIIdcn:
WASHINGTON. d. g., Juna so
Hon. S. j. Th7cu:
take Tue lirs hour sIDca my return from
Mississippi to assure yJu that my earaest sup
nort will not be wanting to elect you TO The
Presidency, whore your services are 80 much
needed by the American people.
T. I. BAYARD.
FREEHOLD, n j.. June 80.
Ills E,cce'lency Samuel j TXlen:
[ cJug a. u!ate you. The democrats of New
Jersey will supper, you enthusiastically, aud
i've you the electoral vote OF tbs State
JOEL PARKER
The st. Louis Westliche, tho paper with
which Carl Schurz is connected, supports the
ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01
{LOS1NG OUT SALEOF
~ SUMMER GOODS
n, = ~'~s tx u Y U Y
"A IT j Nh RLInW Ma |

III sAt'D bELU W VI 4 Kh Ed COST.
we offer this special inducement now to ena-
ole Us u take a.vantage OF part Of our season,
aI.d not visit till ali are SUPPLIED. Our stock Of
>>lmmvr Dre-s Goods, Ca5simeres, Worsteds,
Lln"hs, Gauzc shirts, Fans, Parasols, Victori.
Lawns, MarseiIIes, P:ques, &C.. SC, is very
large and we'll assorted, many of them purchas
cd IN the past few weeks at q great decline Cd
"hHt they were earlier. An examination will
prove to al that we mem business
foods charged 1t these prices must be paid for
promptly on presentation of BILL
Orders will be filled with care at the same
prices rs if purchased in person.
Jy II G. SLAYMAKER co.
ERESH ORANGES and LEMONS at
- 10y 10 McBURNEY'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

The House of Representatives, anxious to
do anything 10 its power to loosen the existing
deadlock on the appropriation bills, brought
about by the refusal of the Seoate to agree to
necessary reductions, has agreed to the joint
resolution to provide temporarily for the ex-
pensss Of the Government,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

The radical press are so angry with Mr.. Mnl-
Epan FIR exposing tho +~~. character of their
G.~-.:,o Dlalne that they not only defame hin,
but ridcule his couotry, and say it will probably
take an extraditon treaty to get him back should
he againenler the boys and delIs of bis own own
native land"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

The genial Captain Frank Holiugshead, Of
the steamer Arrow, is famous joker. Lately
hes been foolin' Of the WASHINGTON Re-
publican, by such tales as the following, which
that paper publishes as the ''solemn truth -
"a vote was taken yesterday on the steamer
Arrow during her trip to Mount Vernon, re-
suIting as follows: Hayes and Wheeler, 73;
Tllden and Hendricks, 43. twenty States
we're represented"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

The murderous horse thief, now in danger
of the Huntington lynchers, is supposed to be
named Cox, as clippings from newspapers were
fouud 90 him, Offering reward for J. D.
Cox for deeds of similar character com.
mitted 10 different States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

Another Indian fight is reported and a vii
lagc destroyed is the latest from the West.
II Sheridan can't whip the ludiau warriors he s
great Oh villages ofSquaws and apooses-as he
PlcgauS well kpow- md unarmnd legislatures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

The New York Post, one of the most rcspec
table aud Influential Republican papers in the
North, has come GU; in support of Tildcn aud
Hendricks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01
The enthusiastic Alexandriaos yesterday sent
Gnuernnr Tilden the following telegram:

Governor Tilden the following Telegram:
First Tilden and Hendricks flag 10 this
State fluug to the breeze at 2 Q clock. Vr-
eiuia's good for 25 900 majority.
Alexandria did we'll to make an early staft'
hn, GIav Ward was ahead of it, for the &. G..
C.'s had pole up aud flag floating trom it
bef,re 9 o'clock. What is more, the Clay
Ward boys erected stand and had large: az
enthusiastic ratification meeting last nlght.
We know Alexandria will do we'll 10 Novem-
her. because its conservatives are gallant, car
nest, determined. aud indetstigabie, but we
will wager share of Freedueus Bank stock,
nevertheless, that Clay Ward gives Tilden and
Hendricks bigger majority 10 November than
Al xandria. And We are not Dragging e''her'
Richmond State.
Well take the bet, for all the independents
of this city, but one, have come back to tht
conservative fold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01
COMM ERCE AL.

! ALEXANDRIA MARKET. july l.-There was
but iitlo doing on Charge again to-dsy, snd
the market is quiet. We note sales OF 100 BUSH
els new Futz Wheat, offered by &. IL. Robin
son s. Son, ~ las; the quality choice. S32
bushels of mix ed Corn sold nj %.
The Coal COMPANY TROUBLES. The Cum
bertrand Allegha"ian Says:
The case Of the American Coal Company VS..
the ConsJ idution Coal Go has been postponed
by agreement ol counsel until September 9TH
Although there have been many repo t. IN regard
to the hearing of the case ot the State vs. the
Consolidation Coal Go there seems to have
been no day us yet fixed Tor the trial by either
agreement of the counsel or by order of the
urt. Ii is rumored that the will come up
for argu ont abou. the 18Th # july next. and
that it will NC fna'ly taken OFT the chancery
docket and placed on the law docket Tor the
Qct3b r term Of the Circuit Court and tried be-
fore jury. Delay seems /, be the jcct of the
Consolidation Coal Co.. and if n railroad is COM
| monced from Cumb ,rland to Homecoming this
fall it will probably be linishel before this i'm
portant case i: finally settled
RECEIPTS OF PEorucE The following were
the receipt, by the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern K. 4. this week:
Corn % bushels. wheat ~, oats 80, onions 81,
-four 100 bbls, tobacco 80 boxes leather ID rolls,
lime 100 bbls. ground bark 20 Cd lbs, lumber
2j,' . feet bsc'n lO0 lbs, fowls co"ps, butter
irkins, eggs 6 bbls calves ~ head, ore 3 boxes.
dried fruit boxes. wood II cords, hides IL 'bs.
wool 3 sacks, seed boxes cattle cars, bark "A
cars, coal 5 cars.
Coal REpoKT.-The folio wing is report of
the receipts and shipments of coal during the
week ending to- day:
RECEIPTS tons
Amer. Coal Co., j. II. PARROT, jr, Agt.. 5,2lS
hamp nld B 1T Co, w. g. Howard, Agt. l.76l
Blacn Avon Co., 5 z. 5. Huts"n, Agt... 349
Total go. ............ 1881
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal 5,l79
Hampshire and Baltimore Co. UG0
Blaen Avon Go Observation-Disclosures" ~
MARI II NTELLitI Il ~ G E
SIM rose ...... -. I AZ .H0ou sets...... 46
San sets.......... I 2G High wuter...... . ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mary Washington, Baltimore, to
Broder3 u Go.
schrs VIM Mason and Emily Birdsal, for
Georgetown.
schr VIM Allen, jersey City, by American
Schr Maria Pierson, Jersey City, By Ameri-
can Coal Go
Schr Ella Nj Watts, Boston, by American
Coal 90
Schr Mary Fl Stockham, Bath, Me. by Am
eric.n Coai 90.
Schrs Trade Wind, r w Godfrey, Harriet
Thomas and Annie Verdon, from Georgetown.
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Gen. Harry Heath, Of Rivh nond, will com
maud the Centennial Battalion on the Fourth
Generals Burnside and Slocum being unable Il
attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

The Baltimore Independents, like those 10
this city, have declared in favor of the st. Louis
ticket,
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LINE TOILET SOAPS of the following
l. brands: White Windsor, White Glyce-
rine, Brown Windsor, Turtle Oil, Cinnamon,
Alpine Ponclne, Honey, National Bouquet,
SuEfower Sensation, Nosegsy, Cashmere Bou-
quet and other varieties. Call and examine.
GEO McBURNEY s. SON,
jy1 lG6 and 10 King street.
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Secretary Cameron -
the President to pcrioruheen designated by
rotary of the Treasury, in duties of Sec
present functions, until the qlon to his
MIR. Morrill,, or some one else, in caseatlon OF
tl:mau shall not accept the position. gen
Camerous are lucky. The father made &c
tune out Of spawned horse contracts, durlo
the war. and now the son has two whole d.
partments to depend 90 for base Of supplic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. july l.-There WAS
but liito doing on Charge again to-dsy. and
the market is quiet We note sales OF 1870 BUSH
els new FuItz WEeat, offered by e. Ii. Robin
son s. Son. ~ las; the quality WAS choice. S32
bushels of mix ed Corn sold nj 50.
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Bcsts p g Uncr, Reid, Jno II
Platte, q Sherman, } & Alexander and d Stew
art to a mcrcsn Coal Co; a & Balm, to Hamp
and Bait Coal Co; l. w Pottcn baryer, to w A
Smoot.
Departed-Boats j w Burke, p 6 Uhler, j
L Reid ard } H Platte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-01

Fl. T. Yaryan, chief of the specla! agency
of the Internal Revenue Bureau, who his
been removed by direct command OF the
President, was dismissed, tits said, because he
has knowledge of important facts against high
public men, which it is the determination of
the President shall never be judlclally ex-
6ned. Yaryan, who is a very ferret In his
and Is, had not hesitated to say, weeks ago,
the trutu.sary Brlstow confirms him, that II
not even Pr. known, as the records will show,
the ommaod, =. Grant could escape from
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CITY COUNCIL.

The new City Council was organized to-day
and the Mayor elect Installed into office.
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The St. Louis Westliche, tho paper with
which Carl Schurz is connected, supports the
Cincinnati ticket.
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FREEHOLD, n j.. June 80.
His Ecce7lency Samuel j TIleu:
cJug u u!ate you. The democrats of New
jersey will support YOU enthusiastically, aud
give you the electoral vote OF ths State
JOEL PARKER