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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-18

Las personas que acompanan 4 Mi
dhat-baja V llegaron ell IL 4 Barcelona
con ell ex-visir, son su mCdico, su secre-
tario particular otro caballero. Midhat-
baja es de buena estatura y distinSuido
porte. Viste 4 la europea Y desde su
llegada q Barcelona sustituyo ell gorro
tipico de su pals por ell sombrero de
copa. Sc halla bastante delicado de
salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-18

Ya complete este nlmero, homos
feeibidn la interesantlsima cores
pDndeneia de nuestro activo & Illus
trado co-redactor de Paris. Senti-
mos que la mucha extension de esta
notable carta nos obligue q aplazar-
la para el ndmero siguiente. Nues-
tros lectores pueden estar seguros de
que ell BoLETIN les ha de suministrar
toda clase de datos sobre la guerra
de 0riente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-18
A Los CONTRIBUYENTEs

Hemos recibido los signientes do
curnentos del Presidente del Ayun-
tamiento de los que urge Sc enteren
los contribqyentes:
Dispaesto en- el artfeulo Al del Re-
plamento, de la contribution industrial
: de comercio de "a de Diciembre de
i875 que cada gremio eliza anualmente
ae entre sus ipdividuos uno, dos 8 tres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-18
CONTIIGADgs.
Vieques 8, de Mayo de 1877.
ST.. Director del Boleiin.

81. DIT0cEOf (teI DNct III.
Dluy seilor mio: en- un communicable
inserto en- su apree:able peri6dico del
4 de Mayo corr;ante Sc me da un dicta-
do tan grande Y honroso como inmere-
cido cual es el de carihoso padre de los
pobres de este pueblo, siendo tanto
mayor mi sentimiento cuanto que no
puedo apropiarmelo pesar de ser esos
mis- deseos, y no cabiendo tampoco pa
gar con ell silencio tamaiio Obsednio
prometo al articulista hacer en- 10 suce-
sivo L favor de la humanidad flOlien.
tie 10 que me sea possible.
Tambien sc me atribuye en,el mismo
Ell absolute, una buena obra enqua
solo he desempenado ,nn papel seenn-
dario on el arreglo defnitivo de Ia. casa
de Comercio de la succession de;p Rer-
nardo Martinez Verds, con sps acre
e3ores; que 81 bien es cierto que el ra.
sultado ha sido ell mismo que explesa
tambien 10 es ell dc Eabar contrihuido
4 clio en- primer lugars los Sres. ] III.
Fechtemhurg, del Con,ercio dc Sannbs
mas ror medic de su apoderado Srs 3.
E. Sta. KEENAN,, d. r. Palenque, por
d. Juan Alvarez, del de Pnertor Hieo,
cuyos senores no cabe duda que. tfaian
instrncciones de sus principalss para
facilitar el arreglo puesto que al pre-
sentarles el estado de la casa con mas
d6bito que credito manifestation nn&ni-
mes que deseaban dejar nn alhefgla
para Ia Viuda y sus tres hiios memories
abundando en- las mislnos sentinlientos
ell q albacea d. Antonio, Millas Il 81
que suscribe, y no titubeainos eh ha-
Ger un pequeno sacfifcio ofreciendo &
los acreedores un 90 p. "a al contado
de nuestro peculio que pagara Ia. sace-
zion cuando pueda y sin inter6s alguno.
Conste, pues, que fuimos Miilas y 81
que suscribe los que aprontanlos la
pequeha suma no 70 solo.
Supico 4 " Sr. Director Sc sirva tiar
cabida en- su ilustrado periodico 4 las
lfneas que preceden SECURE del aSrade-
cimiento de su afimo. s. s. y amigo Q.
b. S. M. 49sEsssk
Juoa Lagda b Herreis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-18
sExiste s 10 enla Capital ~, CORA
dia de San Francisco de Asis.? =

sExiste 8 10 en- Ia Capital ~ CORA
dia de San Francisco de Asis.? -
81 10 q triste 4 Ia yerdad es que ca
Puerto Rico, Provincial religiosa por
exceleneia, desaparezcan, s al menos
desmayen los sentimientos que funda-
dos en- tales principles, han sostsnido
con la Carload enhiesto el estandarts
de Josucristo. Tai yenia haciendola Ia
Cofratlia Franoiscana; pero no suceda
hoy asi.
FL hermano ID. Juan Santisteban.
despues de siete amos que venia si6ndo-
10 y al corriente en- el pago del joFnali-.
llo y demas cargas que son por tdklos
los hermaros sopcrtadas. ha sufridi
una larga enfermedad, y ha bajado por
iltimo al sepulcro, sin recibir los con-
suelos que espsraba al ingresar en- Ia
Y. @, u. con Ia garantfa de sns Estsl-
tutos y Contratas. -
Aleiados los hermanos del kefmana.
sin socorras, III auxilios espirituales
que debieron pronoreionarle aquellos
| 8 sill hacerle oticios f1nabres nj entia-
rro, Santistehan ha siao c0nslucisla por
Ia Carload 4 su Ultima mora Ia
| u dolieate,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-18

Para ell 10 de Mayo.
IAlmaccnistaS d. qnncaln. sl,s 4
i,lcm dc proyisiones l., ,o,.hn
NIdcm de gfneros.
IN A. BaZarcs
II "' Cafes .;laS : i,
roh't9S. In nochc
| 'rcndaS dc tclidoS.
ATcn,las de qlinques.
Para ell 23 de Mayo.
iiehaas oe lD saoaco' iF o, i las d,
FL lie ,?.'.'.'. wv N"'">'' In noche
Pulperias a las id
Para ei 3t de Mayo.
PanadcIias.
Tablaieros. a las : d'
\Tabcrnas. Ia nochc
Aquiladorps Ge muehlcs.
III de \Constructores dc carctas
lTicndas dc carbon. :loS : !.
'o'Sonoo. Ia nothc
\PucStos dc comestibles.
Para ei 25 de Mayo.
FundcioneS dc hero.
FabrcaS dc pastas. ! las dC
FihrcaS dc ccra. la noche
\Chocolaierias de vapor
Agcnics para Ia compra
FL de vcnta dc tl1ltos.
tgcntes Itineraries ;1o,, . >,
sSe.see n!; Wv IN 'S'' 100 il nochc
EmprcSarios dc pcrodicos
Nrasas dc salud.
Para ell 26 dc Mayo.
fDcntistas.
Farmact '.ticos. 5l,s i.
' "Vui.o' Ia nochc
J Proicsorcs de m1Sica
III oe Abogados.
EscribanoS. sl.e 4,
Procuradorcs i. "n.hn
Secretaries de Juzga,los dc ~ NV ''>
! paZ.
Para eI 30 de Mayo.
Imprcntas.
~ rcslaJlslas i las : dc
;i. r"n"si.oa."S Ia nochc
NJ i, Constructors dc carrros
T' "o FolGgraios
hoJa,ater"S' las dc
n"i''.''''"" ''i"' "''''''"'' la noche
RclOjeros.
\Sastres
Para ci 30 de Mayo.
iIIcrrcroS.
Pint, re de brOcha a las : dc
\Talabarifros. la nochc
r,5, )Zapatcr0S
H' "e )Componedores de sombrs.
/Platcros 4 las dt
Barbcros. la nochc
lTalleres de encuadcrnacion
Puerto Rico, Mayo Is dc lSi1-El Aloaldc
PALACIOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-18
Para el 10 de Mayo.

GREMIOS QUE Sc ClTAN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10
County Representation.

To tie Editor Of tie -4h.rnirtt Gt.-... .-.
am very much gratiied to know tia, W.
Alexander Hunter will be candidate Ye.He
tho Conservative Convention for SEA; 10 H..
next House OF Delegates.
We need representative from lh1 rucA, /.
trict whose interest is Identified with olG>. IL,
city | have DO doubt will aCqucscG IN cout,.!..,
to us one OF the representatives, ~ order ill.,.
there may be harmony 10 the conservative rargy
If The city insists upon having both Of t..
representatives, the people %! The c1Nny 81. .
course take less Interest 10 the luattct thlu q.
they had one of their oSn number u wrIh g..
aud a. the parties are - evenly divided, wis
city and couoty vote together there m!H-. u.
concert Of action among IL - party W"!Ltn,
together harm0al1u.!r, 10 - certain lh.t -.
cess will crown our efforts.
Mr. Alexander Hunter Is .,"ulr!!..u ~.
whom the citizens OF Alexandria are valy %.
acquainted and whose ability Is hnoWa ty...
aud who II elected will reflect crrdl. uIoa. as
city and county III the l.ralslainr1. aoi vnn -.
will labor Tor the best interest 0! both.
Hoping that his claims and the claims 81 ~.
county to have one .! the representative. ..-
receive fav arabic consideration before 'ta .,r
ycniIou. | remain y"ur ob",!lcut srrraat,
II. ". lrHEGT
,tuly a. 1871
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. |
WAsHlNGToN, July l0.-The White House
callers were all set aside at noon to-day for a
Cabinet meeting. The Cabinet Is still in seq
sion, but 20 statement Of its proceedings has
yet been made public.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
Edward II. Smith was, to day. appointed in.
spector Of cigars tobacco. and shui ldr the
3rd District Of Virginia.
The Postmaster General made The following
order this morning -
"Rescind the order OF une u, 1877, appoint
iog Wavery II. Marlborough, letter. carrier al
Richmond, Va, from June u, ls77, in place
Of J. II. Matthews, resigned, and appoint
with pay at the rate Of $j75 year, III place Of
Robert Il. Mosby, removed.
TIE INDIAN WAR.
The Adiutant General Of the United States
has just received the following Dispatch dated
Craig Ferry, Salmon river, G p. IN. July 9th !:
Greens advance turoed Joseph back, aud
as crossed Salmon river to the cnemys side
he fed to the mouth OF the Salmon and recross-
ed. had provided for this by ordering 4 cav
airy force with two Gattiug guns back to Cot
tonwool. Capt. Perry's force has formed a
Junction with the Cottonwood force. As Joscph
appeared near Cottonwood the cavalry forced
him southwark. am recr9ssing Salmon river
on the Indian trail, aud hope he can not Get
back to the Snake country without dis
aster. His turning the right flank has done
no other harm than the loss reported
OF Lieutenant Rains First cavalry and the ten
men sent out by Captain Whipplc as the adj
vance. The troops are hearty, make long
marches and are confident Of success. shall
push my Infantry and artillery to morrow to
near Cottonwood. Then am contcntcd.
Howard, Major General
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The receipts to-day are as follows FROM
internal Revenue $243, Gll.34; customs SOLO,
G90.9O.
POsToFFlCE DEPARTMENT.
The Postmaster General has ordered the
prosecution OF num Der Of persons here, found
using mail bags for their private business.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
The Secretary of the Navy has just issued q
circular fixing the wages of fcremen, quarter
men, &C., at the u. s. navy yards at s SO to
81. 50 per day for eight hours work aud at 81
and IS. 80 for ten hour s work.
DEPARTMENT oE JUSTICE.
The Attorney General has decided that the
Navy Department may use stamped envelopes
or official stamps as the bureaus may elect.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Secretary Evarts declares the administration
has not thought of taking any steps, the result
Of which will be to create trouble with Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

The ORANGEAEN.-The excitement in Mon
tresl is intense over the expected Twelfth OF
July celebration. The Prince of Wales and
Victoria Riasmen are doing sentry duty at the
armories. There is also guard over the mill
tary stores and magazines on st. Helen's Island.
a meeting of the officers of the Irish societies
was he'd last night, st which it was resolved to
ask the cooperation of the presidents of the
Protestant societies TO prevent if possible 8
conflict or the 18th. Another meeting will be
held to day. Mayor Baudry has positively re-.
fused to order out the military to protect the
procession. Two thousand men from the eastern
townships and about the same number from
towns in Ontario will come in to take part in the
demonstration. A terrible riot and bloodshed
is feared. Nightly drills ere going on and have
bssn for weeks past in different parts of the city
and firearms are being put in order by the OPP
posite party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

1t is understood that some Of the numerous
friends of Mr.. Daniel W. Lewis of Fairfax county,
will make 40 efortt 10 procure him au Official po-
sition under the government. As one 81 the IDEAS
10 the Presidents new policy is to give the fed
eral Offices in the South TO honest aud efficient
native republicans, where such can be found,
be basin the case Of Mr.. Lcwis,an opportunity
OF putting that idea into execution. aud at the
same time Of reuarding a worthy mau for a
and Of gratifying the community among whom
that man resides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10
Damages by Lightning.

ELIZABErH, N. j., July l0.-Four houses. 3
load of hsy ard a threo.masttd schooner wero
struck by lightning during storm here last
night. The schooner's 8. topusst was splintered;
in the houses the ceilings wore knocked down
and two persons slightly injured. The street.
in the lower wards were flooded. The damages
are small
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

Just as We anticipated, Professor Laugson
declines the Haytian mission. Prosperous ne
groes like official positions. but those positions
must be among white people Rsuk TO them
is nothing among their own race-to be Of ans
consequence it must be among the people to
whom their society, if not disagrecab!e, is, at
least, not sought after.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

able cafes arc closed at shutdown. An open
rebellion, resulting in the massacre OF every
foreigner and Christian, is liable to occur at
any momeo.
Twenty-Five Servlan deputies Of the extreme
left have resigned their seats in the Skuptschl-
ua because the address Of the house 10 reply to
Prince Milan speech was not framed iu accor-
dance with the views OF the minority. The F5sig-
nations render o quorum impossible.
Mukbtar Pasha'S force numbers IS, 600 meO.
Gen. Skobeeff, ir., the hero of khoka0d is
badly wounded, and is likely to lose NJ arm and
4 foot.
1t is understood that advces have been re.
caived of military preparations throughout Aus.
tria on larger scale than have hitherto been
made.
SHUMLA, July 9.-'rhc RuSsao> have ad-
vapccd as lar as Monastir in the direction Of,
and about twenty-five miles southwest OF Iust'
chuk. \ battle is believed to bo imminent 10
this direction.
The Russian ietachnlcnls marchiUg upon
Seivi and PIenena, which arc unlortltlad, haze
burned four Villages between these points
The bombarlmcnt Of Rustchuk from SIob1-
sia has ceased for four days.
IL is believed the Russians will endcaror Ia
take siege guns across the Danube, II SlsioTa
for the siege Of Rustchnk.
The Turkish accounts charge The Russians
with ruthless devastation 10 Bulgaria and :nur
dars ADD 0ntrages against the Mussn!ma2S. he
Russians make similar charges against the uFh
with reference 10 the Bulgarian Christians.
Active diplomatic efforts ARE making between
| England aud Austria Ia establish basis for JON
actlOn.
| The remainder OF the Turkish troops whlct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10
UBLIsHED DAILY AND TRI.TEEKLf By
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
TUESDAY JULY II. 1871

Lewis Cass Carpenter, u. S. Collector OF the
Columbia, South Csrolina. district, was, te"
dsys ago, indicted for raising checks at the ex-
nense of the Treasury, and now Robt. NJ. Doug
las, US. Marshal Of North Carolina, is eharg
ed with defrsuding the government. The
country IS in no condition to be pluoderea By
oficeholders to crafty their extTavagant aud
luxurious tastes, and as the existing laws seem
TO be Intellectual 10 preventing continuation Of
the evil complained Of, it is to be hoped they
NAV be amended Us soon as possible and that
as mild meaus have proved iooparatIse, eiiac
tive punishment may be resorted to. When
times are prosperous. and everybody Is happy
and oonteotej, people are disposed TO overlook
such offences as those With which MeSsrs Car
penter and Douglas are charged but when tax
alton appears as the inevitable forerunner OF
starvation, aud when men anxious to work have
nothing else to do but walk about and autlcl-
pate the approach of the time when their child.
rem shall be crying for bread, the thought that
the money exaced Of them in taxes is being
sauandered 10 riotous living by indoleut knaves
is not productive OF tina; cootented feeling so
essential to The continuance Of popular govern.
ment If federal appointees have such expen
sivs habits that the salaries attached to their
Offices are not sufficient to support them, and
that 10 order to make up the deficiency they
ara compelled to rob the government, they
should resign and let others OF more moderate
desires take their places If they will not re-
sign let them be more economical. The gov
eminent pays its officers So literally that there
is not one of them who can not live we'll upon
the salary be receives, but whether he can OF
not, the people of the country are in DO mood
to be robbed before their eyes, aud thieViue
government agents must be abolished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

It's announced that the subject of the 10.
turning board of Louisiana by the grand jury
of New Orleans will be brought before the
Cabinet for consideration. For the honor and
dignity Of the country We hope the announce
ment may be incorrect All Americans have
some idea of the duties and functions of Ad
ministration Cabinets, and, however different
those ideas may be, We have too high an opln-
ion Of American character low as that is, to
suppose that any citizen OF the country
imagines that among those duties and func.
tions could possibly be included The consideration
of the criminal indictment Of set OF rascally
knavcs 10 oue Of the States Of the Union. Such
an indictment is matter for The consideration
of the courts Of Louisiana, aud the Cabinet Of
Mr.. Hayes has no more to do with it than With
The trial of Mr.. Beecher; and even the rumor,
false as We trust it is. is damaging Mr. Hayes
is President, wronglully We all know, but By
The will Of The people. as legally expressed
through their Congressional representatives,
and we're all the members OF the Louisiana re.
turning board sent 10 the penitentiary, as they
should be, be would be President still {:
yes, even though it were proved that Mr..
Stanley Matthews and Gen. G. Fl. Sheridan
had effected the fraudulent compromise by
which his inauguration was secured, his Title
to the Presidency would be vitated no more
than it was 90 the 5th of March. His po
stiou is now held without fear, if not without
reproaeh, aud the Indictment, conviction, and
punishment of those by whom it vas secured
cannot effect him, aud should be tabooed topics
al the White House. There are other matters
OF grave importance to the country which de-
mand the attention Of the Cabinet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

sEF-EOR TIE HOUSE or DELEGATES. The
American people have ever delighted to honor
aud elevate those who by their own unalded
eXartonS have succeeded in reaching positions
Of honor aud trust, aud in !ischargiug the varl.
Gus duties appartainicg thereto have me1ted
tie approval OF their fellow citIz3ns; and 1t IS
right aud proper that il should be 50, Is 1t Al.
! i0rls au incentive TO others who may be strug.
! cling under adverse circumstances 10 go aud
! do ik:"I5c. There Is 90 o0c amongst Us Who
merits III ,ro the appclaton Of sell made man
| than Hugh Latham c:,I., and for that and still
| more cogcnt reasons | chetrfully recommend
| him u the voters Of Alexandria city aud county
A. oac OF the delegates to represent Us 10 The
nIyt LEGISLATURE Of Virginia. aui aware that
the charge i Frequently brought against MIR.
| lltlIlm 81 waiting To mOn0po!!Z, positions 10
| the gilt ul the people, but what one has lie
ever held OF any emolument but the mayoralty 7
| Not one, whilst he hos given his time and
money freely, and frequently to accomplish the
success OF the party with which he Is identified
AS witness the last muoicipal election. the
-nccc5s 81 the conservative party GA that occa-
| sion balng a. much due him as any one man
| that can be named. | Know, also, that the
charge Of being seli.Willed is sometimes ap.
| piled 10 him, and not unjusty either, but II
those who urge that as au objection will con-
suit the pages oi history they will Gnd that
nearIy all those. if n0t quite alI, who have
written their history in nation eye" have
been lhAse IN whom thi: trait has been most
| prominent. They are the men who make the
country the State aud the city to prosper. |
| hope The delegates that mag be appointed will
-ccct Mr. Latham as one VI our standard
hearers; and that the people will ratity him at
the polls Is The earnest desire Of q FRIEND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

Buckingham county sends uiuc Mahoue and
four Daniel delegates to the State Convention,
and Botetourt sends eleven for Daniel and
four for Taliaferro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

Dr.. W. Goddipg. superintendent Of the in-
sane asylum at Taunton, Mass. has accepted
the superintendency of the government hos.
pit.l for the insane at Washington, vice DR..
Nicho)ls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10
E0rcivn News.


Principal CoEen, OF Canada, was President
OF the meeting yesterday OF the Pan iresby
terian Council in Edinburgh. Papers were
read by the Rev Dr. McCosh, Of Princeton,
on discoveries in science and philosophy, and
by the Rev. DR.. Patton, Of Chicago, On iaiilcl-
ity. Rev. DIR. Sloane, OF Allegheny, spoke Or
iotemperance 10 the United States. lie said
there were one hundred an! fifty thousand
sa!oous and i've hundred thousand hahituaI
druukardS, Of whom fifty thousand die yearly.
The Council adopted resolution Is 10 the
value Of the Sabbath day ard the cJnducIr2'
ueSs OF lntempGrancc TO rrcllgon.
Gen. Grant arrived in Cologne yesterday,
and vas received at the railway station by the
American Consul Vice Consul and the Press,
dent Of Police. The General visited several
churches and the Cathedral, and made an ex-
cursion over the suspension bridge to Dtotz.
returning by the Bird &c OF Boats. la the even.
ing lie was sercnadcd at the Hotel lu Nord by
military band. lie goes ~ the Rhine 10
Coblenz to day.
During the stay Of General Grant in Brus
sells he was treated With the greatest distinc
ton. The King Of the Ba!gians paid him =
visit Oh Sunday, step which is considered IS
being q great honor, as it is entirely out ol the
usual course. The General and Mrs. Grant
visited the King and Queen in the afternoon.
a gala dinner WAS given Il! the palace in the
evening, and quite distinguished company sat
down 10 table. All the high officials OF The
State and the foreign Ministers were present.
King Leopold took Mrs. Grant to diuncr, AID
the ex.President had the honor Of esccrtiDg
the Queen.
The Town Council Of Edinburgh has unan,
imousIy resolved to confer the freedom 81 the
city upon Gen. Grant
NJ. Rouhcr aud other leading French Bone
partists have gone Ia Chi-eIhurst for = grand
! council.
! The Paris Temps says the Council OF Minis.
| ters has determined upon lis selection oil Off
cial candidates for all the constituencies except
twenty-five. 1t is expected that . manifesto Of
| tue Count de Chamborl will appear shortly.
There is 4 general exodus from ReSht, Per.
sia, 10 consequence OF the plague. The Deaths
are reported 10 number twenty to thirty daily.
| The National Rife Association. having no
| funds for the expenses oil Centennial team 10
America, appeal TO the people 10 AID in raising:
| the requisite sum.
The Municipality Of Perpcgnan, France, has
| been dissolved By the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-10

E-:s'A- the time has come when the conscr.
vatvcS Of Alexandria c:,1, withou: any trouble,
s.nt :'!.ctn they list ID the Legislature, | sin.
carc!y hoTc that they will avail themselves OF
the opportunity now present OF sending gentle
man who possesses 10 an eminent degree the
necessary qualifications for IN effective and et.
ic:>nt representative. H. has the understand
ing to kn0w and appreciate our wants and in
icrcs's. the education and natural gifts to make
them knoFp, and the legal ability to formulate
them luio laws, and possesses popular social
manners sufficient 10 enable him to win others
ID the support Of the measures lie may ad7o.
cate. a!,Il; TO Mr.. George 4. Mu,hbach,
Ei,o !;.-t year, Tor the good Of the party, with.
drew in favor OF Mr. Ectrey. With Mr.. Musl.
bach in the Legislature every interest Of the
city would be ably represented.
FIRST WARD.