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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

apThe Grape crop of A. Speers vineyards
in New Jersey promises this year TO bo ono
third moro than any previous year. Ills vinc-
yards in California, ard the product from his
Now Jersey vino, havo enabled him to kcop
stock four years ahead, and to supply tho de-
mand for his wines only of tbs old vintsRos,
mono less than four years Cd. Sold by Drug
pists. aug 1913!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
A GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Save your time, labor and money by calling at
Mrs. 8. X. SNTDER'S
VARIETY STORE,

Y NARlEIY I SIORE,
Cd door from s. r. cor. King and Fairfax sts.,
TO make your purchases in
HOUSE. E-FURNISHING GOODS.
She has in store snd is constantly receiving large
quantities of China ar Queensware, Glass, Tin,
Wood and Willow Ware, Brushes of AL kinds.
Dustors, Brooma, Rope, Backing, Lanterns,
Lamps and Lanp Goods, all kinds Of 1llumi-
mating Oils and Toys in great variety. NIB 81
NyOTICG or REMOVAL.
wish to notify my friends and the public in
general that have removed from my former
place OF business NO. 46 King streoO to my now
store, whore l shall be pleased to SEQ all who
may want anything in my line, which consists
OF COOKING and HEATING STOVES, Tin,
Copper, Galvanized and Shoet Iron Ware.
Stove Castings and Brick of al description
furnished at short notice. Old Cooking Stoves
repaired and ,nado as good as new, or taken in
exchange for new ones. JOB WORK and RE-
PAIRING Of al kinds done in tho best manner,
ard ROOFING, GUITER1NG and SPOUT
ING, in town or country, promptly attended
to. MeSs" Don't forget tho place, No. % King
sLroot one squsre holow old stshd and on tho
opposite sido
iy Ii ENOCH GRIMES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

THE RAILROAD SHOPS. The shops OF the
Virginia Midland Railroad have been removed
to Charlottesville and all the employees have
been ordered away. The removal OF the shops
will necessitatc the removal from this city OF
nearly forty families most Of whom have good
comfortable homes which they must now give
up at great sacrifice. and will also withdraw
from circulation in this community large
amount Of money.
We learn that Mr.. John A. HUMPHREYS the
superintendent of the railroad shops, eontcm-
plates resigniDg his position on account OF the
removal of the shops from this city. MIR. Hum
phrics is pleasant gentleman and most eth
cieut officer, and the company would find it
difficult indeed to fill his place. e.-Lynch. VTg.
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Wr New STORE New GOODS II have

ED New STORE New GOODS II have
removed from 80 King street to G2 King
stroet, corner Of Fairfax, whore am now ready
to supply sl! with Clothing and Gents Furnlsh.
ings Nv stock Is now complete in ali it,
brsnches, consisting in part OF SUITS OF the
Choicest Material, we'll made. spunged and
cheap. Thanking my customers forpsst fsvoTs'
j shall srsro no effort TO desarva their future
patronage, at my new store, No. 6! King street.
corner Of Fairfax.
supS g. DEALHAM,
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FISH, OYSTERS, dc.

wM r. SMITH, SAML. SMITH.
VXyILLIAM h. SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers in
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS,
No. 19 north Royal street, market Bulldlng)
Alexandria, Virginia.
Having complete our arrangements for the
Produce, Oyster and Fish business, we are now
prepared to furnish the trade with anything in
our line at prices to suit.
Ms- MELONS and CANTALEUpS spo-
atty.
We will also receive fresh SALT WATER
FISH three times week. which will be offered
for sale at stall No. s, City Market by Mr.: J. Il.
GRIMES. Orders will receive our special at
ontion. aug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

EOR &ENT.-A DESIRABLE BRICK
H. DWELLING, No. 28i King street. with &
large garden attached, containing variety oil
fruit. Apply to
my Scott HESSELIUS SMITH.
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g,ATbIES' FURNISHINGS.
Cooley' S Cork Corset

ISOIO AgENC AIC2HIINEIHI
CORK IN LIEU OF BONE-Elegant, easy,
durable and delightful to the woarer. No more
bones breaking. No cutting Of fabric. The
public may roly upon Cooloy's Cork Corset AS
being the very best and most comfortable Cor
set made 1t gives plurnpnoss to the figure
which no other Corset can approach. Tho pros
sure and burden Of Dresses, as now worn, render
it absolutely necessary for ladies who pay any
regard to hoalth TO wesr somo kind of a Corset
to relieve this pressure. Ladies will find to their
satisfaction and comfort that Cooley's Cork Cor
set is the best adapted for this purpose. jyl2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

TvOR RENT.-The STOEE ROOM on the
= northeast corner Of King and Union streets
the best location in tho city for q grocery and
liquor stcre. Apply at this ofico. sp 1915
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

Comprising
Family Roe Potomac Herring in ools s. do.
Bay Island Labrador and Boone Bay Split
Herring.
Newfoundland Round and Split Herring.
Call early and buy cheap.
SAM'L. j. REED,
jy2 No. IA s. Fairfax st. Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

LONG ASSOCIATED SERvlcE.-Thos f.
Franklaud, conductor, and Geo. ID. Foreman,
engineer, on the Warreuton branch Of tho Y.
Nj. II. r., have been running together con.
stany for nineteen years the Goth ofthS mouth.
We doubt if there is such an other case in the
world Their associated service was never 10
terrupted during tho war. By the way, Tom
Frankand as he is !amiliary called is quite
character and is known to tho travelling public
and railroad people as such. Although DOW
he is recognized as devoted and consisten!
Christian yet in early youth he was leader in all
sorts of prauks and mischief, and was generally
blamed by tho OLD folks for every thing of
disagrceable nature occurring. Indeed that
feeling was carried so far that when whirlwlnd
tcro down the Presbyterian Church 10 Warren:
ton some old ladies' blamed Tom for it, and
warned their sons against engaging in any
further adventures with him. Capt. Frankland
We arc sorry TO say has for some weeks been an
invalid. May he soou be restored to health
Solid South
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H%HARD TIMES demand economy. Prac-
tice It. Renovate your soiled Gloves with JOu.
VEINS IN NODORLES KID GLOE r
CLEANER. It will cleanse thom thoroughly
Sold by druggists. 25 cents per bottle.
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AleFau0rla 6axette
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST IT.

GEN. HUNToN.-The Leesburg Mirror says
that at political meeting in that town last
Monday, Gen. IIunton was loudly called for,
aud in speech Of so minutes, urged The claims
Of Col. Holiday to the unanimous vote Of The
county, regardless OF past party afiliatiou. Hs
said that on the assembling Of the Convention
he had grave arprchcnsions that the conserVa.
tive party was about TO fall to pieces, by reason
Of its on weight, but that these fears were dis
PEELED as soon as the body Of representatives
got fairly to work, and he congratulated the
members on their good work and on the assur
ed safety Of the party, for years yet to come
lie also took advantage Of the occasion to cS
plain to the meeting tho history OF the E!ecto.
raj Commission; Of the reasons which gave rise
10 it, and of the hopes Of peace and justice
which its formation inspired. lie explained
how these expectations were destroyed by the
unforeseen action of tho members OF The Com
misson. Tie was satisfied then that the best
interests of the whole country demanded
peaceful solution Of the disputed question, aud
that in this manner alone could such solution
be obtained, and that in looking back over his
course, on this question, he was more and more
convinced Of the propricty OF his action. At
the close of his speech resolution of couiu
ued confidence in Gen. llunton was adopted by
the meeting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-17

G. u NJ hi Il X n O II l. II ES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
BRfINs ON ~ ENCURsION.
The Press club Cooling thcir Fevcrish Brows
ON Grecnw Ood Lake.


by INVITATION OF inc Mohtclhlr ana bre'n-
wood Lake HALLWAY Cnrnnluv. the Nov York
a. 80
ii'@7 ''"' anu " 4'N f""iv ni'n Hi"'', an ~
cursiQn over the road. up the lake. and 10 tho
WinI.ruar. Hotel which nc.nnia1 from, q
p.""N sN7'''""S NV "4n- ""'' 'nv '''"''E'
Tho day was perfect, and the road. thoroughly
saturated hy tho heavy rnirs Of the urcyi ous
,....i. ,,. H., de-. ..,t.,.., r-f.r',,.. ..,,..,.
ID, 10 Wa J." '''' 20, '''''"' NV, 'N' ''"'"'
COY Ni'r-lr ld'nt bennington Nefnhm "hi
,t.. - - -, 3D.. -
"t ''-'4 ''f 4'.' 90 '-' .''' va ''''S ''.''
an hour through stretch oi country bounded
hy rugged mouniaius. ~kirtel hy romantic land
a., 80
'n~i''k rivers. me grade 10 tue lake is COM
purutivelv st,an lut tie raulhel is firm and
.,f,l ,t,..,,.,s ,i.l,-,. .ii., , .-,.ti,
'' '''"- ''N' nun
At ANn-inn the excursion -fs took the COM
ri,i.l .,~s,... o., 3D.. t, - ,t..l.,r, ,,.li..,,
''' -" "'" "''
peg o. ih' "lni"rm"r" II 't"l ON the boat
'oiH.iiln WIS served, iht me rhlrm 81 me san
~ s. iH' Nll i"aNiy 90 ttt h.-n sides. 90 tl"
10. I'D ., WhrA NJ r- iais 'Nlu,-lt' pir'r az
ni1rWcd readers uHt within 2 q stan 90 ira
tll- IN tNp hNtr7 Is "a III, AZ NuI5 ui Wat &C..
J. HtiN IN IT. nature. rural IN Is solitude
nt"uuiHl IN III surroundings, iil"d with i-h
long. He NJ nd"rmcrf hqiel + az uld ia-i-
iNn'd country house. WI. %. aside from % itw
lniifNN ''n Ni-, - tii' memories 81 Usher
lh' % VINO lW'hN-HNN years ~" en- Dyed ~
."-ii. t'l'- NH,l' i'~l lang ~" hh" oi H.
nnny tr'Sh r'' -inr''s On a iiil. VIA q lawn
.nnini u.s. rh.las O.. NImin.r Iuru NJ irnl'
On u .intd .'rll- the flul utur'rS spread
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
TWO NEW STEAMSHIPS.
All the Comrorts OF First-Ciass Hotel TO he
Enjoyed on the Ocenn.

The steamship Devonia, Of tho Anchor
Line. which arrived on Thursday last was built
in Barrow scotland. She is is ono oi the finest
vessels ahoat She is 400 feet IN lenIh. 80 feet IN
breadth. and SO feet ia depth If hold She reg
isters 1910 tons. and mas aecommodat ou- for
200 lrst-class. 60 second-class. and 900 stecr-
age passengers. The steering gear is worGed
ny steam. The saloon. cabin. siatcrooms. and
d ming room are ilN.lrl-. Nruriy 2Nu rSuns
can be accommodated az once in tho MA
y,-.rl l. commanded hy Capt. l.. j. Munro. iur-
merry of the Auchorin. one ot tue oldest Officers
in the service Of the company. TIA" D"v1uiH
wall sail for Europe ON SATURDAY "a Vt she Nll
make "a short trip down tie bay wilh an cAcur-
sion party tbs week.
The now iron steamship Niagara ~ the NV
York ana tuhu Mail Steamship ln" WIS nullt NJ
Chester hy John Roach x son ford. j. Ward <
Go. H,r lru-th 10 2I9 feet. breadth Of hfam Rs
feet. aud depth 81 hold % feet. Her tonnage Is
. 26j. and her engines are oi $50 horse power.
She is brlgnutlne rugged and can spread 1900
yards II canvas. There are thirty stateroums
below and two on deck, han i-omely lifted mp
with curtains, heaters, ana rlr0 tfral bells. Tine
smoking rooms, reading rooms, and spacious
dining room, with bright sl Nrrwhrr and hang
elegantly furnished She viii take her place in
the limo ON "Wednesday next sailing for Havana.
The officers w,r" uil Formerly ln the tiyic s.r-
viee, nm ar" NJ Z and "Np"lieu ct sonmen. Wiz
liam s. Curtis is Capttn.J. b. Bakcr flr-t Oni-
rrr; j. Dennis. NW"ut nicer; /, SpHgrlne,
purscr; Frank Ptmun, steward. and b. G.
hampton, Engineer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23

Tla account - IA D., .4.r.f,uc lfea rroa -
Inc "..0"n' Va s"e i's s''i 'o"s US"
nnce Of Mr. I. u. Van Ipskerrk Of New York
from tho Linf.u House. 81. Louis. attracted the
.,,.,.t-, - A. c.. rr.r-fs TIT, ,rh,
"tN .At+"A % 'Als N''4-' Ai"H - At"iH' WIZ
NJ Train ,r.s found v,-.nriav fr Madison
"
square taxing "'7 uSuaI ua'y eAeI 'lse' anu
looking remarkably hearty and rugged. HlV-
In, b.-'.n nsseI ooneorninn Mr. Van Boskar.k
-, ,. 40 -..t. an 49,.
ne answered. " 'lhliy' N'I'aihN' sA"4' NN"
pleasure in telling you Of him; tut 10 not Jet IA
On ., tha u,rer ,.nd ~ tho r.4rs xher. We sball
>" - '',' N'l0' w ''.", t''.
surely ne surrQuhdci ~ Il curious crowd Iut
ueai,LT iAe wa =. ne Io"'r vnt ""eIe We
cnr ',,4' " scat ~ '-e sA"Uc anu 10 eo'4'0''-
H',,.' 49,. 49,. .... -, ,i -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
WHAT 1unAD.s FRIENDS str
lie win Answer the Attorney Gencrnrs Re
port IIImseIr No Mooney In spain.

Il was rumnrcd yesterday that William
VI. Tweed had determ ned to publish his 500
called confession. With the accompanying
checks and vouchers. IL Attorney-G.ne
Faireh.li In his reply 90 Mr.. Townscnd'- laiter
denied any Il the material assertions which il
contained. Mr. Towns nl denies thrtrgth u.s.
the rumor. and SAYS that unless Mr. Tweed Is
eas.d the so-called confession Will MT be
published. II. however, the Attorney Generals
promised report should require an al-W r. il
witt bee made fy Mr.. Tweed INNS IT,
one of Mr. Tweed most intimate friends
saws that the statement that the "a Boss has
$4,000 lNu - his credit IN Eurrpe. with which
Dee Intended. II relnAsei. t. engage ln street
raj road speeulntinn- IN Spuin. IL all moon
shine Mr.. Tweed offered % surrender all
nus rtai uni prr-1 nul lrnperiy am % Suum ito
OF his mss isnm"ni. ii propo-it On contain
% list % AL the real estate winch he had owned
since l,i9, with "A diagram 81 each lot. ami -
Stat 'Wrlt showing which pieces az property
nav" -uli. and the sum received for Nt-n
- them, have iran-u t-i lu@iut So for Nr.
Tweed, the gentleman continued. and |
KNOW 'lnt hr Mas un money 10 LIS credit or Az
prop rty in lurpIe.'
Ia 90" rNur-tnf 70 cOnVersHf on In the rofuula
~ the Asior II Use, y,rt 'r!ay. "a WtI.- huuWn
lawyer sand that IN" prO-"outn g attorneys IN
the Ring suit, seemed 10 hetrvIug Co. 'I.w bow
tAemsclyes, AMI mot luw they might Doe cone
Nlctri. ANY erin nal lawyer hr couiuuHI.
. ought q know t.t q III Tweed should ili -o
Wat Dee gave money % % senator iOr hi- ~ D.,
Show "a check l.YHhr 20 th" S.ultlr'- order.
ana iroyn hy Oh" senate records that Ae Nni"i
Aa,' boon paid the lurden ol proc. woA.l rest
Al-!l tao aNlrIauff
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THE sTTTiTTONfy CrBI.
An Instructive Letter from Col. Ouarnita
Read Before the Cuban League.

TL0 IV--Vtf,-0 T-,,,,,fII-, q AZ. C,,1-.,
~. "'''V N'i''iii''cV Vi 'nV Nuo"n
League Of the United States met yesterday.
Cen NJ I MuaNahon President If tho Ionrun
tr a. oht ,,t...t ~. - =.
III 'h' char' N"Hrlcs N"tr'u- was elected
Treasurer in place Of Gen. Darl ne. signed.
Nor p,,,,,or4rt ,fn g -,,,..... =,
-, , ,,.o.,..,., g.. .'...t -. ~,
Pl'P'Ic H'HvIlW lor prostitution 10 inc
next Congress az king the re- ugnitIon OF Cuha's
indpponlcneo and also to prepnre an adlress
.. 49,. ,,.o,,f, - ,b., r-,i..1 Sc. ,-.u,,.t.
10 '"r l''iiv "l 'l' hl''u H'"itS' u i'rl'u tA"1
10 would not he an aidto the cause Immediately
g. ,,., IN ar,usa ,,,,ilia in..raat In cnia.s .tru,
-. 80 49, 60, 80. IN ..ti ~
GIGS as congress VIII not meet until iall
\ communication from Col Fernando Lopez
= - -, - -. - - ~
St"ii' tt''hNS H'ih 'uNds was Ichu, 'HillIk At
toution to the movements Of the patriot forces
in Cuha since Con Maxine Comes no.i,ion
49,. - "'
N"1 ""S v''h Hi""c H''I''"!F Oh var WIS given
e. Gen. Vicente Garcia nj tho head of th.urmv.
extending across III. island from mort Ia scout
has, H. says. been hruk"u IA two llacc~--1nre
iy Gomez and once 10y Garcia. These facts are
admitted Us. the Spanidri- Nearly two-thlrts
81 the island il ~ the hands nf the PATRIOTS The
peculiar formation of the island. being long
and narrow has mnde success uneommon.y
dinl.uItto uttl D. as Tho span -n navy cam .om-
IlDt, IS blockade tine ports. Il, sides thirty sun-
BOATS the Spamiar8- have a vast number OF
XII ~ MN H. ~ Iv r,,,s 'f r. g',- In
erIt. Of tni. vigilance tlr r.tri,fs has. many
arfrunifl0n ana womb ,lt,, MIDI many NOR,
md mani. d.. l-..n rr.t,rv .nn.lu III III, tl,,r
REPRESENTATIVES, IN 4. .- '..iiffrv
fhs enemy have d.. n cuu.p.val by tho land
forces 4, gi.ui,n many ~ t1.s. forts mn /
towers In ih. r,.,t tar,. y,ars. Tbn VAR has
t r...,si H.. i, I'M, -. ,ii. .,r,.,,,.. .r-,ir ~,
To- such nm extent that tho tleat has i~,en com.
RELIED To- Withdraw iis virilanr. INNS prantir
facilities ar given Cor auprpachiug ia. lsIuud
Tho Government of Srain has been counurlIa,i
- hyfothccate thu revenue Of the Custom
House to private individuals t. obtain even
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fcr View ORLEANS Rsw sgar. duh AMI nominal AZ
Nsssc for iar 10 good refining AMI ilslic rcntri-
fusal sales SIS hhds musco,aio 1T - SeAc. Rcnncd
was easynnd quiet at il's8ilac Tor A. and lIhS
SVNrRrs-Nevai stores quiet but steady at 81 10
for spirits turrtnne. and 81 VOC ~ ni for common
good strained rusIu Petroleum dun and nominal,
csc Tor crude in hnik and ~ refined In bbls IN
American PIC iron th"rc sns Of $50 tuns ~ si0slO
for No !. aud Sl-H-lo Tor No linSsci oil steady at
o~c nrot copper was rrmcr with arlUD ne July sold
AZ POI s2N.c ocean tro4hts quiet. hut steady;
grain Go i frpou by steam AL. cotton by sail. led;
taacco ~ LONDON hN steam 3ps 10 Glasgow. hy
steam. 4Aeth do To- HAMBURG 10y steam. 80 marks:
DO t. Curk Tor ORDERS - us qr refined petroleum
to Bremen, 3s 81 cases 80 srut. Tor Ale xandra,
&c. gold Whiskey steady at Stilr Talow quiet AZ
80 fur urim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23

NrrIVed-FRInNY, juno y
s. Agnes. Smith. Philadelphia
- Denmark, Williams London.
- Richmond. Kelly. Loves
estate ~ Texas. Nckcr~0n Galveston.
Rark Adolf. Bracklcmann. bremen.
Bark Britannia, Anii- san Fernando.
hark Due ess. Elliott. Newcastle. Ling.
Bark Donna. Catiariuich. Bremen
Bark IruI schmidt. BitWcu
BARK scrtrrAc paunrey. Cuiharicn.
kark lniu-iriI. ~chiHfiuu. IftpauL
BARK Funds Oscar. Jensen. NcWt astc, Eng.
Bri- Lula. las tnihareu.
hti- san Frisco. 'aticto Lisbon
Hrig Sicua. Mcleod. Bathtdocs.
Rrig susan B.rgeu. Trihili We ssina.
Schr ISNe l. Mills Armstrong. - Johns.
Schr Marion J. Champin Freeman Laguayra
A Ia lLL-- 4. L--- IN n
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All nervous oyhaustng, md painful disoasos
snrodiN Niri Ca The influence u fult Iut i-
81 Eicctnc Belts ana Bands lhoN safe. SIM bee, aud
tnrcuNc, aud can h easily npphcd ly the lAvni NM
self Pamphlet NiW Ihrucuittr tnaH-d nee, fuNrr'
maeheT GNNanc Go. ~ Broadway, New iVgk-Lde.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALa,SAc-rufs nav .
sun rises. - sun Is Moon setL.. 10
hitu ws1fR-rHts
Sandy Hook. 80 Gov 1sani. 23l Hell Gate. ~
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CANpOS'S CAMPAIGN OVER.
prsrrrS. 3o.o00 sPiNrtRDS DEAD. co.
ono DYING, NO JfCfORIES.


TfNvANA June l6.-lhe rams, when nave
49,, ,,.e.-i,e and inccssant for the past
,rc, w..k- put stop some time ago to all
,.its Hlf RAT rs IN the part 81 tue SlahlardS.
The campaign Just rl's"d mas oceh uhluesuon-
sAi, Car moro disastrous for the Spanish cause
amy 3D." DO 49, -, .......-. ,,,,r i....
than any ',,,t,,r,. o., enn,,i,,,,.
ir1us '"'''' ~ ,, -
MARITIME taml"s mas since MS arrival IN
,.rur.rfs % the extent Of over 5000
i'i M ,b, s,o,,sb army ia NO, 40
mon. To-day inc spanish WWy II not 80
- d, Ns4fivc force as IL was before
,ha-o rarrf,r''mrnts arrived. The reason OF
this waste ny ll' u 'l'"i ,n'u~n' '"t'l"'~
r.r.,.- I'm wv al U,utply nothing OF tho nature
,.,, ,.- g the strength or tactic. 81 his
enemy H. WIS a'soiut'Y ulSaupo'h'od pe-
,,t.e ho found he could not ride down the re-
... o .,,olr,n NJ heavy cavolr, would
DOT. 'S u.s.. t,..-,os,.. ,,o,, a., ,,.,.
r,,f,, the very dav he left this city for opera
w.. ,,.ai,-. the Cuhans he began to lose men.
time opportunity, and necessarily prestige.
,.r p.r,..i,s He lost thore several hundred
mem WAS oNHroi ~ anah oon M I'M htloh ~
re- ,liLs san l-f-l Wiu- py iHh rs WtS lut''l
t. retreat in h.WciiNS' ana many myuas,d
/. lrr.. fNI- g"'iN" point NN taking hQati
Mru ana thence % san u Esp.ritl- downi IN"
g.. .ir.f.I fr.aH.a hy rail. Since that lay Dee lns
r.,.riNr noe. i.ur been away from steam CONE
nun. Hf 20 N th Wis city. cincr 10y SEA or 10y
ilrf W. n NN .uNt,d tamaeuny even. after
h.-a'y %. f..N.n- i.. Malrid EuNcrlmcnt ~ Tue
j. ii lil..' .. ~ u-h IL, ,i,.,,I ~
inr .f'rHi ~ NNrtm'tt WIN q comnani ~
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LETTER from BRUTUS.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. "a

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26, 1877.
Editor Denaocrdt-I note your edito-
rial remarks this morning, calling at
tention to q supposed error On nay part
In relation to the party who presided at
the anti-levee company meeting, held
at the st. Charles Hotel a few years
ago.
Mr.. Geode did not preside at the
meeting to which I refer, nor have I
any recollection Of seeing the gentle
man at said meeting. A large coast
planter presided at that meeting.
stood within ten feet of him, and, par
ticipating In the proceedings, addressed
myself directly to him.
The error, which I hereby acknowl-
edge, is that l said the meeting took
place in Parlor p, whereas it was in
Parlor o. s-' ,'
You are right, my dear sir, In saying
that would under no circumstances
do Gen. Goode or any other gentleman
an injustice. What I have written has
been put forth with higher motive
than the indulgence Of personal pique,
and l am ready to correct all errors
pointed out. BRUTUs.