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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07
FOR SALE OR RENT.

G'UR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE
T. and THREE ACRES OF LAND on the
Little River turnpike, in Fairfax county, near
West End. The land is productive and forseversl
years past used rs market garden. On it arc
young bearing orchards OF apples. pears and
CATTS West End or JOHN Ii. BRENT, Al
eXandria. ap 1-2aW3t
TOR SALE OR RENTING three story
Il BRICK HOUSE On Royal street., between
Prince snd Duke, now occupied by Rev. Dr.
Mitchell with water aud gsi Apply In to
EOR RENT-For rent the Two THREE
= STORY BRICK WAREHOUSES; on
Union street, Nos. / and Il in excellent order
a. HERBERT,
mn l2-eoGw Of Burke s; Harbcrt.
VIIRGINIA, to wit: In the Clerks Office Of
Y the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, April
3, 1917. }. 4. Birch against James W. Anduc-
son and Mary Anderson, his wife, an'i james
Anderson, executor of George Miner deceased,
defendants. In chancery.
Men, The object Of this suit is to enforce the
lien Of plaintiffs judgment against James An.
derson, executor of George Miner on real estate
Of the said George Miner, deceased, in the coun-
| ty Of Fairfax.
1t appearing by affidavit i!cl thai .io ssil
defendants are aon residents Of this State, it is
ordered that they appear within ono month
after due publication hereof, and do VIVA. is ne
cessary TO protect their interests. a copy toste:
f. ID. hICHAKDSON, Clerk.
Moore. p. q. ap 7-w4W
VIRGINIA, to wit In the Clerks Office Of
| Y the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county. April
j ), 1877. Thomas Moore substituted trustee,
against William T. Allen, l.. +. Allen, Sydney
| Bruin and others, defendants.
| Mem. The object Of this suit ia 10 enforce tho
| terms Of deed of trust executed by William T.
| Allen to Louis S. Prichartt, bearing date the
9th of July, 1867, and TO obtain Il settlement OF
the accounts Of the several trustees under tho
said deed of trust.
It appearing by affidavit filed thst the above
| named defendants arc non residents of the State
Of Virginia, it is ordered that they appear with.
in one month after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests.
A copy, tes.e:
Moore, D. O. sp 7-w4W
ERINGESl FRINGESl
4 PRINCES
| A full line Of Worsted Fringes and Collars st
sp7 9. G. BERRY'S.
TYsE BIXBY'S CELEBRATED BLACK.
- ING. 1t is the best made. For sale by
apt MCLEAN s UHLER, l07 Kingst
pIXBY'S BLACkING took the prize medal
ID at the Centennial.
am MCLEAN & UHLER, lO7 Kinc st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07
TLOSING OF THE
GREAT COMBINATION STORE.

GREAT COMBINATION STORE.
Mr. HENRY SCHWARZ respectfully an
nouncos TO tho citzons Of Alexandria that he
has this day sccep.e! engagements with Mr.
Isaac Echborg. successor TO Slaymsker Co., tor
the purpose Of tsking the management Of that
business, and will ra.igm rs Manager Of the
Combination Store. The stock, Fixtures and
Merchandise Of tho Latter will be sold out i'm.
mediately. other parts or the whole, a. q
GREAT SACRIFICE. Mr.. s. has made ar
rsngemeuts and marked all his goods down 50
as to have the entire stock closed out by tho
early part of April. POSITIVELY CLOSING
OUT SALE. The dealers aro cordially invited.
Respectfully,
HENRY SCHWARZ,
mh a Manager Combination Stors.
Z urrzrE1.D R & CoMrv.
Are now opening
NOVELTIES IN SPRING GOODS.
and would maine in par!
Dolplan Cloths. uew style: and colornSs: with
Fringes to match.
Newest Fabrics il imported Dress Goods. in
entirely new shsdcs
Cassime-es, Worstcds, Diagonsls. Meltols,
Ga Clotha, &C., il lsrge variety; newest de-
signs ct unusually attractive prices.
Spring shades OF Kid Gloves, in two butt ons,
at 81. Every pair warranted
pRETZFELDER s. CO..
Ludwell Baldwin. No. IA King street.
P. Taylor. lmh ~
NEW GOODS.
Just received direct from New York q very
handsome line of
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS.
These goods arc very handsome and cheap.
thcm to look at Thorn. They range in price
from ST so to So 80 per yard.
Very handsome Navy Blue and Invisible
Green do.
Pin Stripe do. for tho Spring sales.
Black CAshmercs, Tamiso Cloth and other
Mourning Goods
fine stock OF Cashmere Long Shaw!s; square
ditto
Black Grape Wells.
Best Black Kid Gloves, Prints, Bloachod
Goods, Lonsdsle Cambrcs, A!pscss worry cheap.
with other Dress Goods.
NH 8 j. NJ STEWART.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODsl
New line of OASSIMERE5 for mon and boys
wear, very cheap.
1000 yards of FINE IRISH LINEN, in rom
nsnts, at half price.
Auction lot of FINE HAMBURG EDGING
from &c up.
KID GLOVES in all shades every pair guar
anteed.
Also complete limo Of TAILOR TRIM
MINGS, SC.
u. BENDHEIM, III King st.,
NH Adjg. Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

CORPORATION CoURr-Julge E. NJ. Love
presiding. -CoNTINUATIoN OF YESTERDAYS
PROCEEDINGS. Addison Blackburn vs.. Katie
q. Johnston; jury and verdict that the prop
crty belongs to William n. and George &.
GcodhanG.
+. Il Windsor vs.. j. Is. Igor; debt and at
,achmcnt; }. b. Woodruff filed his petition
and gave security tUr costs.
Edwia ~ Lewis. trustee v5. Joseph Thorn
ton; case; rci0indcr FLED by defendant and de-
murrcr by plaintiff.
70 DAY.-Hooc's executor vs.. lioolE Ct ais;
10 chancery; commissioners ordered 10 sell iaud.
Margaret Wcman W. Eliza {. Adm ct al;
in equity; S. Il. Beach and J. ). Chapman ar
pointed commissioners to sell properly, aud
the sergeant directed 10 &C; Is receiver until
such sale is made.
Harlow vs.. Mari;; IL chance;l; removed
from docket.
NlcEarlapr vs. AlcFarian. ct AIS; in chan
Gerry; rule W.. j. Il. Chinn sud Dennis jackson
TO show causa why property should Iot be
rcsold.
In the matter Of Lille Ruld, minor, guar.
dian authorized to apply principal reInaIrlng in
his hands to use OF bis ward.
Smoot aud Uhlcr, surviving ". j. /. Hill;
ID CnduCcTS, IL. ". N!.u Ittil .t'SH-
ciatc commissioner.
Bradshaw VS. Greer; demurrer to notice sus
tanned and notice dismissed at cost Of plaintiff.
lluotcr, treasurer, VS.. Alexandria Canal
Company; plea 0! payment lJr canal company.
}. u. W. EotwisIc W. Wesley Makc!y; debt;
uil iebet and leave TO defendant 10 plead sps
cial!y wilhin sixty days.
Bryant vs.. Mcurackcp; jury AMI verde: Tor
plaintiff.
Smith VS.. B.ous judgment by court iyr
plaiotiif.
First Na,oua Ba'.k Vs. Johu Wr7t; ,!"b';
nil debet and leave to plead specially.
Court adjourned uatil Monday tnotlns al
II o'clock.
i. 0. .. F.-Charles Goodrich the R2ile-
sentative Of Potomac Lodge No. IS, J. Calvin
Smith, Representative Of Sarepta Lodge No.
&c, and ". ". Sherwood Representative 81
Marley Encampmeut No. G; also z. e. NJ
Hugh Latham, Grand Representative - the
Grand Lodge of the United States. aud I. G
Sire, +. D. Stuart, of Washington. D. G., VI;
leave this city 90 Moo5ay morning by the Nir
plnia Midland Railroad TO atttud The aunua
session of the r. W. Grand Lodge ADD Grand
Encampment of l. D. y. F., which will convene
| in the city of Richmond, a.: CO Tuesday
morning April TO- at 10 O'Clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

Every druggist has calls for Wells Eureka
for the teeth; frst-class article will always sell:
persons who use it help advertise it ~ bniDg
first. class
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07


Tur CoNr1rr or AUTHORITY. After the
:, .uo., 1..t or,,;,g Mr. C)if.
o'AS WIZ " So,
lord, NupariHtcHueht % o'i'I, va s,' a. a.
rested ~ Oheer l1y'cS' auu Iochea ~ - ~.
station house, Whcre he Was GeIaiGeu iol 'Jtn'
time, but was nn:lly rcleascu, A1uctAGn oau'
ncy and otrauSs Decomlns sutc.Ics iot "' T up
pcarancc at eleven CLOCK TINS mv!n'ns. .t Iai
Thomas hayes was also arresieu' ioF Iuo sH.tu
time, aud !ike"lSc oal.eu Gu'' tn'S no.
This moFnlns at inc time nAeu tue nias9s ~
ctdel TO postpone the case uatll s'esen n.y.. SrocS
Oh Monday moroinG'. aou "arneu hr. CIl c
that ii Be attempted IN any manner 10 Intcrlere
with the duties OF ouperlntenaGofs OF oIicc nc
would be again arrested Mr. GngoFu protest,
cd against postpo,nement Oh inc hcaf'DS' aat
said that l'9 snou! icet oounu 10 go on WIN
his duties. lie said thEt Il WIS very auuo}'us
to him, beng dragged through inc s EI
three Or !oGr ur':S = Gay, ana nH "T iI 49, IAc
speedy sr';ls!h2at Of INC lso"oeI imo tha;ot
fepIl'u 'a'' no h'i no'u''s ~ w ".oD H.,
co3veo3'ccS 10 pas'IS7 ~ Oo.0. H., i,'D an
MI LUCAS, 10y IA va" a'vos,;n,oJ ~
moocd pt'o,t :"e wy u H. "oU 49,, cd t,at
ga'a'1s enc .Ai,n n,oao 90 80 - b;s 80.
ne ouiy "'" ~ =" $500. - i,ni Son., IN.
sponsloIy wi 'nc 1.'s D;Iin CIV" ,-ta soou
n'ellns 'ncn =" '' -. ' i?I.nJ p,,l.o ~,
larry oonuea cnceE. WI. L1hI"uu D G WV
was present, c.an!su ia' 49, "' ~ G0n' r:ott
"ea... ~ &C.,, ~, .,r;sornrs snnt n Tho
10 con'to a9u u,toS omu I'D rncod tha,o
Guam saHs JUL o VI" -. e ,na Mornr ~ Maror
~ ~; ~ .tat ~ Id !c.,o- rro,, nIrn Semester
sau 100 thn rr;s,oors him IL furIhpr
eu ;5 ~ Wv f..o,,Ia sa,J noIoonon r. talc
salu tnst ~ "uu'a 'o' ,ra-i h;s oftor
coalse "a .A' saus nro |a da;1o~ tben, -
uooo ,; 49,, -," nror;Jad nronor rooant ess
a;. r. his oo,ooc,;on il may ho statpd
Esrtp - n ih,n o.ntoin ~ tho Chain rans d.
e eI;nsJ ~ vo-l;nr nodcr Mr R,r,Is the Mavor's
onn no;,,os nj wac o,no;nted ~ his old nosi.
,;,p w. a. 1wfrord Mr. Wa-dcr was an.
n w. w. hr tho Wa-or &C slated yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

asJ- The trustees of Leo aud Seaton School
Buildings (colored) will meet at the latter build.
.ag on Monda7 night, ct u o'clock. It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07
WEATHER. PaoBABILlTIEs.- Wdr OcRoTt

scvt, Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Hosh'
.;,2tos, d. t., ApW Z. lo77-l0:30 q. H.
Fo- tic Middle States, clsar or ta:r weather
continue during The day, with ucrthelly Winds
fisiug .3arcrlctcr, followed during the nIght by
winds shifting to northeast aud southeast, IN
creased cloudiness, falling barometer and slight
changes in temperature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07
LOCAL NIATTERsS.

CHURCH. SERVICES, &C., 10 .MoKE0W'-
CHRIST CHURCH Services ct II II. N. ana !! p'n
by Rev. Mr.. Dame.
ST.. PAUL's CHURcH-Service at IL =. H. eh1
p. M. by Rev. DR.. Norton. ,;.h
GRACE CHURcR-Morning service. WIZ
sermon, at II a. M; afternoon service, Titnou!
sermon, at $780, preaching (the MOODY an a
SankeT hymns will be used st this sserTlcel at
$50 D. m. All the pews in this church are Tree.
ST.. MARY's CHURCH-Nass at ana IL g. H.
Vespers at p. m. o,L>
UNION PREsBYTN. CHURCH (First ChuTcn)-
Service in the morning by Rev. Or. Builo ";S,
SECOND PREsBYTER1AN CHURcM-oelly.i;ce
morning snd at night BY Rev. Mr. Din"ldole'
METH EpIs. CHURCH-Servlco al IL a. III:
and 1.2O p. M, by Rev. w. 9. WEBB. SuOjcct
at night "Jonsh's call and flight"
METH. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTH,Ser7lce ~ a
O. m. and u D. m. by Rev. Mr.. Boyle
METH PROT. CHURcH-No service
BAPTIST CHURcu-Service in the morning
and at night by Rev. Mr.. PeDick. on
WHARF MISSION Carbohydrates 81 o''o
p. IN. ~
GERMAN LUTHERAE-SerVlce ST ii d. lh.'
BY Rev Mr.. Fleckenstoin.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIAT1oN'-
PRAYER meeting in tho NJ. Il. Church South al
4 D. m. Aims House at 2t p. m. Jail at2 p. n:
Union prayer meeting Tuesday night in TIC
Second Pres Church at II O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

IL andria, Va, Postoftice April Z, 1877.
Persons calling for letters will say they al ad.
rertised and give the date of the list.
ii not called for within thirty days, they will be
cent 10 the icNd letter Office in WashngtOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

Best of Standard Prints All wool Cashmerss in
in the most elegant all the leading shades
patterns cheaper than at G2!c yard.
ever
Coorel Silks Of tho
newest shades and
Che choicest styles ia best qualities.
Glughsns. Percals,
Cheviots AMI Shirt.
'ng7. Basket Suitings in plain
and plaid to match,
for skirts and over
skirts.
a mlI snt comnjato Pure Silk aad Wool
line in Mournino Popius and Mol airs,
Good: to suit the most
fashionable
Fancy Dress Goods in Damasse and Pongec;,
large variety, from and India Piques.
the cheapest to the
very Enestin the msr-
he'' Msdlose, in striped, hg
ured and plain, in all
the finest grades.
4 full and complete line in White Goods, Main
socks, Swiss, Plaids, Stripes, Marseilles and
Piques.
insertings and EdxingS, in Cambrics, Swiss,
Jaconcts, Everlsstings, &c
Newes! designs in bobba aud Everlast-
ings.
Handkerchiefs, in Linen Silk and Lace, in al
styles-Plain, Hemstitched snd Colored Bor-
dered.
Hosiery, q complete line, of the very finest
makes and latest styles, in colored and white.
Gloves and Gauntlet, in MI grades, for ladies
and Misses.
Two and Three Button Kid Gloves. in street
aud opera shades, in Silk, Lisle and Kid fn-
ished.
Collars and CUTS, tue newest styles out, single
or in sols
An elegant line OF Ladies Bows and Scarla,
CT the latest styles, just introduced for the
hr3t time.
Towels, from the lowe:t grade up to ths very
finest, in plain, solid and figured borders, open
worked and embroidered; the fnost imported
goods ever seen before.
I he finest and most complete line Of Shawls. in
Zephyr, Silk and Wool a. hna as the finest
ever imported
a complete line Of Mems Wesr, in Cloths and
Cassimeres, for the most fashionable. at very
low price,.
4 II entire new and well selected line Of Ha:iery.
Shirts, Ties and Underwear
Goat=' hid Glpvee, OF the bsst known massz, in
all shades
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mattings Rugs and Mats !;
complete line, all newly bought, Of the best
designs and styles, at extremely low prices.
Our carpet room, on the second floor, (entrsnce
through ths storel has just been newly fitted
UP, to which we invite the attention OF the Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

Bell, Frank
Beach, NJ II
Baker, Mrs NJ atilda
Batter, Miss N ettie
Bartlett, Mrs
Eurrell, Thcs
Camel, Ossic
Cawing, WIN
Green, Miss Alice
Green, Miss Martha e
Hyatt, Fountain
Hudson, Miss Lula
Harris. NJ rs Emily
Johnson. Mrs NJ
Jones, Mrs Jano Ann
Kerr, Mrs Indiana
lloyd. q
ap Tit W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07


Low, HRS NJ
Moss, John, col
Mslery, Nimrod
Miles, Miss Eliza
Murry, Alfred
Newman, 0 Z
Newman, Thos h
Stewart, Miss Ann h
Simpson. q 9
Scott. Mrs Martha
Price, James
Taylor, Mrs lana
w elsh, David
w esley, Mrs Jennie
West, John
Wright, Miss l.
iWhalen, Miss Mary
n. BERKLEY, ?. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

PERsoNAL.-Should this meet the eye Of the
individual who created disturbance in church
last Sunday by his continued coughing, ho will
confer favor On the congregation By lrocur-
ing bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, WHICH
will cure him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

Such 8 vast amount Of stock has never before
been exhibited st any one time
in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

ear TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people, remember this Use daily
POWDER. 1t will preserve them through life.
Sold By druggists. 26c per bottle. feb 25-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

ESyeHARD TINES demand economy. Prac-
tice it. Renovate your soilcd Gloves with JOU.
VEINS IN ODO r L ESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. % cents por bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

Carpets. OH Cloths, Mattngs, Rugs and Mats /;
a complete line, all newly bought, OF the best
designs and styles, at extremely low prices.
Our carpet room, on the second floor, (entrsnce
through th5 storej has just been newly fitted
up to which we invite the attention Of the Ia
dies of Alexandria and vicinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-07

LEG AMPUTATED. John McCauIey who
was thrown from 4 wagon, near Vienna soluo
time since and badly injured as mentioned 10
the Gazette, at the time, had to have one Of
his legs amputatcd last week. lie is now doing
w, IL
, 1877-12-24

1855 99aler. sesenluer Der ShluBs
sfequen3 beS 8oriabres UNI 3O18 Sd)iis
,r--lusbr. Die SAilsr Der al sin3.lz
men Inltalten fir bas bsrmalise Sduts
iabre nod b%eitebenosn 8orturIe iino IN
Die anssfibrte i3abl nibt einserednst
(gefanutli9 iino bic J(ealidulen sessu>
dbsr ben pormalissn @ewerbelhuien
lbou in bieiem Sabre UNI 3iuei &urls
nad) unten ermeitsrt, uno Die untsren
2urie 3atlen erfabrunss9smaB bic msis
fen Sdilsr.)
Der fir3lid uerfor6sns 6elOuaribaa
.Bapa Bransel" in gerlin mar bod
nldt, wie pieliad gu leien mar, Der
altslte @oloat i'm oeuliden 9teibe.
Nm. 16, Nooember u-rlaleo bier Der
@sneraHieutenant a. .. Sobann pon
&unlt, frabsr Yrdiisent be5 @:nsrats
auSitoriatS Der Nrmes, int Sitter bon
80 Sabreu, aliO nod feds Sabre otter
ols Wrangel.
8or adt Sab,en wurSe elm Dienfe
tnedt BON 6rieober9 3u 16 Sabren
.3udtbaus perurtb:ilt. oa o~crlslbe einen
Niuisrf0rfer eriAoiien baben io0te.
8or Sturgeon seltano Der ei9entlids
Ebater auf benz Sterbebstte, oaB Der
Berurtbeilte, wslder adt Sabre int
5udtbauS gu Wtanden seieien, u,s
fhulois Jet. Sn Tolae osiisn wuroe
Der 8etreffsnoe anl 8. Nopbr. aus benz
3udtbaule entlal1en.
Sa ~uniersr Staot 1T eine Tiliats bes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Bapreutb III Der
gitouns bsariffen uno guar 1T bic Gins
laouns gu oieier @rinouus unter3eid,.
net pom Yrofeior Tran3 b. SoieenootIf
(osm befannten Strafredtslsbrer uno
8ertbeioi9er i'm Irnimpro3eB) Prcfel,
ior Widael 8ernapS (osm 2iteraturs
6itoriter), ben Malern Trie &aulba9
uuo Dsfrssser, Sem 8ilobausr @eoon,
tenn Didter Sermann 2lnsg, ben @as
peameiftsrn eeut un6 Slider, benz.
&ammsrberrn b. galin9aro, benz 6rei.
BERN bon Sbrend, oen Mtultprof TO-
rem Snlius 0sn. Por9eS uno anoersn
mtbr.
sstifinsem. sur 3eit iino bier bel
sint: Glawobner5abl Don niht aana
43oS Geeisn niAt weniger ais eOS4
bslesssGs, bas 1T leere i3immsr, wel9~
lelblt I'M 90lepunfte Der lesteu Gaiion
nlbt alle bclcet muroen. Daourb miro
IS AUDI be9reIlid. ouB Die Wiet9prciie
se9en Sic @OriaDre bsoeuteuo %9eluuten
liuo 10 bat gum Seiipeil in 8elissr
zines 9aaleS, wsldcS nit IS m6blirtcn
3tmmern uno SaleM &C. ein9erid.et lit.
uor %sini3en Sabren nod $500 f.
Wietbe etnsenommeN, in Der e.sn
Sailon aber uur 1900 sc. uno iuenu
in &illiusen nod 10 fort sebaut utrb,
10 werosn bi: preiIe, welbs tbeilpeiie
lebr iibsridrauot fir bic Qo9is .pabreno
Der SaiIon wareu, wobl ODER IbeI
ma6isere wsr0cn miiien.
, 1877-12-24

@r56.re Wnsetsen rperren Niger berednet.
Mdt uter pentssr Bel n btlben etnen Square.
Nne g~nsetsen fnb int gsraus au satIen.
Die 3eitmne tptrb IN &ttmont unb I'm.
vsaenb Ypn Bet 1rdsern fir IS Gents per
Wcht nuSeetragen.
, 1877-12-24
& zimmerman unb g.,
DantpfGrbes II. Sfe;utaer.

z SroaOltr., 3tplldlcn Der 4. II. 5.
Ssrrsnfleisr mertsn ssfartt uuo asreiniat,
loipie aue Nrtsn Won @ioesbanbi0ute, 8epefn,
Oamentleissf nno Slider. @sfsCunsen eur@
poltfartsn aerben l6asQ auassiubrt. Sahen
tpesben ~abesbrlt nne abaeliefsri spa llne in lie
sene etnem Gbtile Der @tnet.
Der serte1srte Gsiui9unssmaIaine nit
S1wammen, ssbsn Dem 3suse Elm rtsl ldGne-
res %nalsbsn, aIs ipsnn ta nit rer Sans &C.
l9iebt.
nj & 9inneman g. 60.
, 1877-12-24
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next, the 24,h Of April, At II O'Clock
meridian
ISgnedl GEe w. McGKARr,
4Secrefarv nF- vs.
GEN. SHERMAN

zen. suERMAN
having left his et1ice early this morn
ing did not become acquainted With the
action Of the cabinet until evening.
The letter ol the secretary of war
above mentioned will be transmitted
-et4Hil53t el5 IN the morning and he viii then
telegraph it to Lieutenant General
Sheridan, commanding the military
division OF the Missouri, who will give
the necessary order for the removal oil
the troops, as:above,. to Gen. Augnr,
in command p New Orleans.
THEIR WORK FRUITFUL.
1t can be asserted ON good author,
ity that the work Of the Ebulsiana
commission has been more successful
than was anticipated in official quar-
ters, therefore Il cannot be said thai
the president intends 10 withdraw
troops from New Orleans because d
failure on the part of the commission
e's, but on the contrary he deter
mutation today 10 issue an order loI
that purpose was owiag TO She salts
factory result Of their labors. Las
night they ,elegraphed the. presidea
that after careful exf xfminatlon of III,
condition Of political idairs they cam'
to the. conclusion ,hatl the time hae
arrived when troops iould safely b
withdrawn.