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, 1877-10-16

BOSTON BxATKA Ut CHICAGO.
, s~ell," sald Harry Wright last evening after
90 had cosrale4 the boys 1t tho hotel, III will
ekloft you briefly this evening.
We could strive with ths club from
!oanytlle and tpardon the e4pression) wax the
e4 ooen them, but VIC were TO use pro&xne
pafae} 10 bloody good when we fell sn with ths
u' U,e5hscn frosa Manchester, Or Lowell, or Fall
Nser' Of Providence, Or Syracuse, OF Blnghaul-
Wa-of even Chicago. Tht. taost curious state
u eltugs demands tu be explained. ahall tsll
, 1877-10-16


and the Conferences Committee lunlinucl
Mf. McGllvr4y male n.utibt looking 10 re-
duriny the Representation ul the several pre-
cinels Iu the canning County Conycntlon frut.,
tlirtG to ouc delegate. The motion was to.t,
after some discussion.
Mr. LsnHfEau moved tic appointment Of q
committee vi 'lyc to draw up q proposition tor
the Conference Committee to submit to tho
Democrats ae a h1sts OF uniting.
Another meu,hcr lnuycsi 10 table the lnotlor
and. tho noise icing great, the yeas and nays
wtrc called lDf.
The motion was tabled. the yote standing 80
The result Irrcnsesl sfr. Donovan, who Jumped
10 l!s teet In MI excited mannc1 md 1nosrd that
the Conference Con1nittee tc discharged argu-
inE that. for one, l!e wanted no fellowship with
thr Democrats. The nlutton WIS io.t.
John Connell, en- cm,loyc ut the jail, then
moved that the EonIrrcuct Comiutfcc hare
full puwcr to MT, atl1 Mr.. Dixon lnuyeA ~
table tic proposll'oa, being oplnsesl to giving
The Committee sucl, unlimited inwcF.
Alter some wraugling the motion to tab.c was
put aud carrlcd-yca<, ~; rays, -.
Sir. Caln, Chairman OF the Conference Com
mithe, gut anEerc1 al Icing dlycsttI ot .lI
puwtr. anl til d loud voice resigned hs pasttinn,
stating that, as things stood, hn had noilin: to
DO.
Ills resignation was accepted without lts-
scouting voice, much to hts astunaAn.cnt.
Measrs. King aud Earrull, Of the s4ine Com.
mtttre. followed salt aud resigned, aud they
were accommodated.
Ms. sheridan moved TINT 4 committee Of ten
~ et,v1. ~. M. III ".1 n,t.a ae' ~ saa ,s,a .
r.. ,,,,,,Irn ~ w,s ,1,s.rJ soIsi ,',
st.x,,,' a .,'',,1.i',.. I'M, @oieu 1as1 euu
mottuEs.
,r1...a ~ . '|1 n,",,,trs ~ WI ~ s"1 tsn.'
n,n,,tt.c % ~ ~ 49,. ~ ,i,4 sr.IH. 'ns
Wr. usrun snoyeI 4, tafir thu r,nlinp. ana t',o
yeas and nays were calict! i.f, Tic motion 10
tab!c prevailed by vote Vt IS to II.
aud spoke iu tuyur vi ils motion uW rlI,nr upol,
90 much OF tue Coufcnnrs Cuulnttcr's rrpurt
, 1877-10-16

NTfe7a7 Wt0NscA q The [alcaQo Tribune.
tInANp KArtps. Mich., Oct. l5.--A fro at
Casillae, neurlv 100 miles north Of tlis city, on
tho urxnd Rapids 4 fndiana Railroad, yestrr
.iay, destroyed an entire square VI buildings In
the centrc Of Llla town, opposite the McKflnon
1Iuuss, Including lu tho dozen blocks VI build
sngs burned the Arnold House, barn, Hicks 4
culnnnrrs hardware storc, rcck's furiturc store,
tiluss' b0ut aud ehtse store, Cumncr Il SONS
ln.ibeF.uttlrc, nnl Uthcr Rturcs artt shops. Tie
luss L. estimated u SIS coo To SIC, ,t, tn whril
there Mts but ~, ,00 ur Sl5,tkD worth Ut ins1lr-
ailtt. The town has no tire apparatus, unl, Ind
not "ti,a burkct brigade u worked nObly Tor
luurs, the cnttta towH must have hctn Destroy
ed. Tic buAtHcnssncn have nlEcAlY begun
preparations lur rebuilding at ones af trick,
, 1877-10-16

KHbH EAfhtH-CnltAE0. z. HuBTuH+ ..
Two. .F,u<u bitr-Egvtcf. +: Eticn. I.
First baae On ettors-Egglet2 hnson. l: 31tnea.
!; Wright /; White. 2, Sehafcs. :. Chtesso, 4:
Uoston. b.
l.cIt on Lase.-Egrler,. !: Anuon. /: petess. =:
IlIMcs, /; Eden. i; Wright. |: O'ltlushc, ];
Whte. l; MorztlL z; Sthafes, =. Chicago, Z;
liuHtui, z.
Eases on called hatfs-OG 1lcls, 2.
rasatd bn1ts brown, ].
Wild pitches-Itont, ].
Umpire Il. Mills.
The last gatnr of tho season-the champions
Of lS77 and 1b7G pit.cd aga!nRt each other-wl1I
take place t.. day on tlIn Twcnty-thifd street
grounds. AnsoM and Iscts wun crctliiablc
victory yesterday. aud will straln II muscle 10
rcpcut IL day. Tile ball-turcr who fails tu kec
ltcta pitch to-day will miss fine sight.
, 1877-10-16
LOCAL POLITICS.
Horse" Eddy Gets up a Now Platform
on the Labor Question.
Tie Wsrklngnsa's fndd,ttIat PARTY Determine 10
nold CsRrtntian,
Though They Are Willing to Bag
the Democracy.


, ,:-,.-.,---- ,.,.,.
Last Saturday, invitations tn the handwriting
Of Frank hflilEau aud 4. 4. FtIkins were Issued
IN certain members OF the Republican party, In
s'tang steIn 70 secfei caucus 70 pe neu ses'es
the fremont lIouse. At the appointed time,
Dave Hammond, candidate for County Treas
,+nr 90. ,,n bnr1 o,,f ,yt,i, . Inv ~ fragrant
...,s.' ,I, a.. s' ..s,ou ~.
e'&"'e' pio s"' suen'e "e'eo'"s' '"e
niee'thR' 1t eou!u be seen a.
glance, WAS wholly in tho interest oi
hut h. supporters *esll ts present. r., and Il
, a''es. ~. 1a'e!e.e ~ sn' assseae r' my
walls hare cars, hence It was not hard fos the
,cno,ters. tbouui, ttey we're rtcttl,v kept on The
,n,,lt,. l., los, rha, .,. ,,,,.r', m. rio .,cn.
.'.,a,. i,sva 49, fIs'. . w. ss ,n..s.,,
sofan Dave LINK anu sf1e oTatofseal L'nsso'1
could not lit up their vo!ecs without being
hearl. Just so With Day, Of Hue Island, pr
Buschwar and ottcrB Vi tho favurcd few.
9Anouk the thirty present were L. a, FiIkins,
larIt, AID. Bauuearten, City-rso+ceutor
l.inseott, Lewis X. lycr.. Martin Hest. tx.
lsail!T Durham, ". Il. DybAlt, cx-i)cpu,y-
Sheriff scharlean. Que of. .tle sicMullens, q thv
Muller sutton, ui tl.e sccor!d y nrd, II. semplc.
II. spccrt. Jr., Policeman y. y. Kerr, Dick
Clark, DAY, u Ul,,e island, Hus.llwar,
81 tne Fifteenth A2fu, uho apuut ~.
teen or eixtten otttFs. l4inscott presided
and 4. 4. Filklns acted MS Secretary. At Grst.
urnia tho fumes uf 1'seetl and tInyanas+' tile
ctny fsatiuu iareed Then sul,e Que statptI the
,,,,s.t nf 1c Inritint, wl Ii wan II, The inter.
ri ~ III. tan,it,iafy ri nnyc Tian1uuni and
a. t9,,.tti.,,, 1920. Tta.a ~. :, - ..,.'..1 s,t
H., 1 ~ .".s r. rI,. Twill Enrti Tn,,,s nI
Seventeenth Wards we're nhrsprcsense'i: II
| all sectIups of the city, he
WAS pooasp 7o DISAPPOINTMENT.
Tic First and sccoud Wards gave liatnmond
! th,.,,rht Il. ,ni,it ~ sn,nc dni,rnp, -" T.,
thss waris hi ,h,i t,c Ic tt,ni,i nv car. ~
Inose Hat"S1 out taIS Hc eou't NV ear-
! y thetn. ~ thc fHtn ttte seelaE WIS
not universally enthusiastic lor hi!;', biit hc
| might get sumo support there. Tie atxth.
Bcycntf,, and Eighth mad no real consolation N
offer u the yt1pc Ut solid delegations. These
| t.nr,lx wcr, 11iv,t.i trhru r,u,, floru fInrt
,sf.h ~" Mill Wur,, d",a,.ta" III T., 1,n
VIII ."e t,,. .',,1i ~ t, '.9"t y" us
| poek"t. 1Hs} Wo"iu oe e!eettot ahu euH4
dcleEatio,, wnulu @ r. lofth y tie Convention
and FotG los i>avc Has',nund ior Cnuhty treas
| ufPr, ThK l3piplirnrd the eslthti6tuen. Lin.
, 1877-10-16

Tue alarm from Box 33 at 9:43 last evening
waa caused BY the discovery Of fire IN the two
stosy frums louse NJ. " Green street, owucl
by William babbist, Ut No. Gls s1onEoe street,
md Occupied by Mrs. Smith. Damage to build
ing. sl00; 10 furniture, SIS. Cause, defective
vhtMuvy,
, 1877-10-16
AT EAST SAGINAW, MICH.

S,,tctat IAxp4teA to The Chicago 7ftsa.s.
East SAGINAW, Mich, uct. 75.-satu!iay
Night, during severe thunder st<,sn,, tho burn
of john Allison, four miles isotn Saginaw CITY.
was struck by lightning, and totally dsstroycd
by arc. Loss, 81, ,DlU: Insured fur $tuu.
, 1877-10-16

Keeps Custom Nl.irtA Made to MaAsnro.-~
yrEy ness- g for 81: III obligation lu keep Any Of
krcn's zlrts un1cxs perfectly sstlsfxetus5. l7J
Nadtson.uI.
, 1877-10-16

t.ke " Mrs. Wtnslosvs suuthlns Syrup" for
children while terth!n1. 1t cures 1ytenltry And
tlarft1Ta, wind collie. and regulates tic 6uweIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BE- SOUND SLEEp SECURED. There is
nothing that interferes with needful rcpcsc ut
night moro than hacking cough Edwards &
Hutchinson's Wild Cherry Pas!lc5 will give
you relief, and cure Colds. Coughs, Bronchitis
Hoarseness and Sore Throat. feb I'-no;n,
EIA CARD.-To all Who are suiEcriog from
the errors sld indisc7etioEs Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C.,
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy IVES discovered
by missionary in South America. Send u
self addressed envelope to the Rsv. JOSEPH II
INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York
city. feb G-eo&T6m
By- TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people. remember this. Use daily
Sold by druggists. Sc per bottle feb Sly
RD-HARD TINES demand economy. Prac-
t:co l.. Renovate your soilod Gloves with J0U.
VEINS Cd y ESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold py druggists. 70 cents per bottle.
&a' GREAT UpRoAR ABOUT CLoTnING.-
The largest stoci; OF Ovcrcosts and Salts ght
at bankrupt sale to close out Good Overcoats
from $3.50 upwards, including tho very best of
imported Chinchllas, Beavers, korseys, Sc.
Gents Cashmere Suits, consisting OF Coat, Pants
and Vest, at $3.50; all wool Suits q. $3.50 and
upwards, Including the finest imported mate
rails excellent Children: Suits, joarS, Sl.25
years Sl.75; years S2.25; years S2.7j and
upwards. They must BIO sold quick 81
s. DEALHAMS,
dec S 50 King street.
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local BreVi1ieS.

Tho Exchange Building association met this
morning, but without trsnsGc!ing any business
adjourned.
The Alexandria Marine Railway and Ship
building Co will hold its annual meeting at the
Commercial Exchange tomorrow morning
The canal boat JOAN l.. Reid, the first boat
through from Cumberland this selson, arrived
70 the American Coal CO. this morning.
In consequence Of the accident on the kich-
mond and Dsnville II. r., through passengers
via that road now como by tho Midland road.
Both boards OF the City Council will meet TO-
nipht-lho Aldermen on Tho call OF their Pres
ident, and the Common Council on that of the
Mayer.
a colored man named Willis Hines was
drowned in crossing Piscatawsy creek last fri-
day by tho cspsi.;ng OF his boat. His bo1y has
not yet been recovered.
4 commission d. lunaLico inquirondo was
held at the Jail this ev ming by Justices Thomp,,
son, Whittlesey and Bell or Michael Dyer, and
he was adjudged q luna!c.
Tho schooner Ada B the singular craft men
toned Saturday as being il the :lver bound up,
arrived at King street wharf yesterday, and b as
since been tho source Of good deal of curiosity.
She is really novel cfsit, Judging from her
outside build.
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Fas0N WASHINGTON.
Removal OF The Troops from CoiumE
bia-TrIuInph of Hampton

WAsulNGT0N, April 2.--rhcte was meet.
log of tn. Cabinet day, at which, after iur-
ther consiJsralion OF the political situation IN
South Caro!:u., Mr. M:C!ary, Secretary Of
War, Was directed to prepare and forward an
order to tie c1mmaudsug officer ii Columbia,
South CaToioa, iustru,!ug him t, transfer the
Il. S. t.oops s:ari1a;d \: The State House 10
Columbia - hGir barracks, outside the city.
Thus the agony, ii, far as South CaTolioa is
rouccr1cd, l.: over, and Gov. Hampton is re-
ceigiag the congratulations Of his numerous
frioods upon result which restores to the
people Of that hitherto unfortunate State the
control Of their Own affairs, wrcsted from the
grasp 81 The adventurous carpet. baggeTs, who
have baeu preyi0g upon her 7itals since the
close Of the war.
Gov. Hampton will leave he city tonight
for his homa, Carrying with him lighter heart
aad the good wishes of the mass Of the people
Of the aounIry fer speedy return Of happluess
and prosperity 10 the old Palmetto State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

NEW FIRM. AS will be seen by their card,
Nlessrs. DnuaId Mclean & George Uhler, both
Of this city, have cnter2d into co.partnershlp,
and have opened at l07 kirg street an eXtcn.
siye line OF House Furnishing Goods. These
young gentlemen arc catorprl5ing business
men, aud il is hoped will meet with the en-
couragcnaut thcY deserve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

MEssRs. PRETzFELDER 4 Co., have just re
ceiyed line OF summer silks which they pro-
pose to sell at greatly reduced prices. Also q
full! line Of friuges and buttons 10 late shades
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FISH, OYSTERS, IEc.

WIN. Il. SMITH s. CO.,
Dealers in
FRESH AND SAITED FISH
Cooperation Fish Wharf,
Alexandria, Virginia,
Would inform dealers and others that they are
prepared to furnish them with all kinds Of
POTOMAC FISH
at the lowest possible prices We would call
the attention of buyers to the fact that our brand
has stood No. in market at 81 times and We
intend TO sustain our reputation in tina. respect.
All orders addressed to w. II. Smith s. Co.,
Alexandria, Va, will receive prompt attention.
NH 15-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

LEG HURT.-As the Potomac ferry steamer
was about to leave Washington on her last
trip Saturday evening, stranger, in board
ioc her, spraired and bruised his leg
severely. The Lex. which had been pFe7l;,
ousy broken, became very much swollen and
very painful; and the man. on the arrival OF the
boat here, was conveyed to the Alexandria
Iotilmary, where he is now being taken care or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

Every druggist has calls for Wells Eureka
for the teeth rsl-cIass article will always SELL
persons who use it haIr advertise it as being
FIRST class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

For many years have heard OF Simmons
Liver Regulator, and now regret 50 long neg
iectcd to take it regularly, for had Known lts
great virtue sooner it would, no doubt, have
relicvcd me before, as it has doee now, Of oil
the debility ana dyspepsia from which l suffer
ed 80 long. w. a. hENARn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

L,,omis, asst messenger, 1920; Monroe Fauo-
,lsrov, fremap, s72O; Richard n. Brooke, Con
sul L.Rocaer, 81 500; James y. Doousn,
Consul, Belfast, s. 500 W. ". Douglas. Con-
sal, Bradford, i. rgiaad, $4,000 4 'bert fr"Zer'
Consul, Pllcrmo, 81. 800; Edward Johasoo,
CouzuI, Taupico, 81 500.
THE PUBLIC Deb.
Tn. exhibit tiom the Treasury D:psrt!naot
TO day shows reduction in The pubic debt Tor
the nooth of March of $l4, l07 Ole Al. This
large reduction arls j from TIE eaucaIlaIlcn OF
UPWARDS of 50, 900. 900 OF the Geneva award
Louds. The decrease since June 20. 1916 has
been S24 765, 2l6.5C.
LOUISIANA.
Coogrc,s mlu L. j. Ellis has sent the follow
Ing dispatch to New Orleaas:-
II hope our people will by no act give even
g colorinv of acceptance OF any decision OF Louis
lana matters by the commission. We must
preparc TO resist the decree if ii Is uniaVoraoIe;
The House is uGquesiiouabiy democratic, auu
will never give one dollar for the army uut'l
our pcuuIe arc free. Patience aud bold as
sertiou OF our rights will bring Us victory IN the
end.
The commission have been instructed by the
Cabinet to try aud secure meeting OF those
members Of the Louisiana Legislature whose
seals arc not contested, who shall decide all
contested cases. and then declare the Governor.
IF this project tails is to cndcavor to secure any
adjustment that both parties can agree upon,
and in case this fails aso to collect all the 10.
fornatiu it cap, aolreport it to the President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

FRY it, l67 i; never disappolnts. Dr. Bull s
Cough Syrup. Per bottle, p cents; largo s'ze'
80 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

CORPORATION CoUnr-Judgs E. ~ Lo~c
presiaing.-A grand Jury Was sworn consls'iog
OF Emauul Fraucis, foreman; Il. T. W.; Tar
nett, II, b. Glover, ". H. UNDERWOOD, G@rrse
Steiner. r. Coleman, Joseph Padgett, ST.,
Robert Wade II. Mitchell aud II. Jacobs
Thev retired 10 their room. and after time
returned with the following Iodlctme,n's !:
Lipman Gentzherger; grand Larceny; oohn
Williams, for entering 10 the night time
a storehouse with iotept TO commit Larceny,
VIM. Faun,leroy alias Wm. Welch' Tor ma
liciousy Woundng With intent TO mann ma us
figure disable and kill; all tue balls. Inc gFao1
Jury was then discharged. -.
Bradshaw vs.. Greer motion on meenaulc )
lien; demurrer to notice. , n r.,
Commonwealth vs.. Thomas COrnl1 a''ss
Mehaffey alias Dutch5; robbery; jury aoa case
10 progress. -
THE CHURCHES YEsTERDAY.-The churches
Yesterday were all largely attended keV' hlr.
McMurran preached in the Union presbyterian
Church in the morning. ReV " h"gesleI'
p E., preached 10 tbs NJ. +. Church South
morning aud night There we're 20 services al
night ia Christ Church, the Methodist ffo'
tcs:aut, or Grace Church. The music lG some
of the churches WAS exceptionally hnc. La tile
afternoon the Sunday. school celebrations OF 81.
PauIs and Grace churches were held, and at
night that of the Union Presbyt terrain Church.
Large crowds attended on all three occasioDa
EELEAsED.- The man arrested Saturday
evening, as mentioned 10 The Gazette OF that
date, on suspicion Of being the person who
committed an outrage on ayouug girl 10 wash
ingtou, was released at late hour the same
night on the authority Of telegram from Bal
timore, stating that the evidence was positive
that the culprt's Left ann was off, aud not his
right, as Was the case with the prisoner Not
withssandios this evidence the policemen aud
mauy others believe that the arrested mau was
the right one His accounts OF himself were
very contradictory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
RCMOR C0NTRADICTED.

There has been ruinor here that Governor
Hampton has remaocd in order to plan or !te
South. THIS is Indignantly dared By Govern
or f., who says that lie has nol aud does ant
io,eud t. make any movement whatever ia
copnectioa With national politics.
VIRGINIA oFFIC EHoLDER5 $50 CALLED.
The following are the officials withil iha III
pointment of the State Department credited IL
virginia GU the Department lists: Caleb Gus:
ing, MioiSier Ptcnip olen;ary to Spalo, $40
George Bar,lc, 4ib class clerk, 81, 500; Lev
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

W. a SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
OYSTERS, FISH. PRODUCE, &C., &C.,
No. 16 north Fairfax street,
Has constantly on hand Oysters OF the bsst quail
ity from Norfolk and elsewhere received irosh
by steamers every day, srd is prepared to fur
nish the trade st as low prices IS shy house ia
the city.
A-All orders intIu5tei to him shall recei7e
prompt and careful attention. SEPT
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pAPETERIES-,tus received; something
L new, handsome and just what the ladies
want and cheap as they can be had III WASH
ington. Call before you 90 further.
feh 81 JOHN II. PARROTT.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. !
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The Potomac Fruit Growers Associate WI
%eat q Washington tc-no5cow.
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The ABINGDON Stock IAED.-lt
has always been q subject Of surprise
to many that the Virginia shore opposite
Washington has not been utilized for many
purposes outside, of mere agriculture. 1t only
needs capital to develop the resources Of the
virginia shore, and the success that will BE-
sure to attend any merited scheme will have
The ctflct Of attracting both capital and labor
uuc Of tie great needs for this section is Il
stock yard, winch would furnish both Wash
uston and Alexandria with meat. The present
cattle yard is abore Georgetown, and il is 10 a
very unapproachablc situation. There being
70 railroads near, the cattle have to be driven
several miles on hoof to reach it. a bold effort
viii be made to divert the cattle trade from the
Georgetown side Of the river to this side. Mr.
Alex Hunter is now building stock yard Oh
his abingdon estate. The situation Is perfect,
ling 90 the railroad and turnpike next to the
Waterloo brick yards, and all cattle coming
irom the South can be delivered at the stock
pens. This location will be of great conVcnl'
fnce both TO the cattle droverS aud butchers.
The GILLERs' WAR-lt now turns out that
tie indictment OF Captains Dsnty, Gregg aud
others in the United States Court, al balll
more, was made under the Civil Rights bill.
The Gazette Of that city says:-"They are
charged with conspiracy to deprive Themes
rowns, James A. Pascal. John II. Richardson
aud John I.amploueh. Of Delaware county,
Pennsylvania, OF the equal protection Of the laws
Of the uoitcd States and of Maryland, securing
their right to fish in the waters Of the Potomac
aver. w,thiu the State Of Maryland, aud cspe-
,talt2 that portion lying within Charles county.
Tie particular otfense charged 10 the iudics.
ln:nt is alleged to have occurred on the 2Sii1
,r 29th Of March. 1876. When the companants
who arc colcred men, were driven away, and
their seiucs, nets and other appliances Of fish
'9s were injured.
The Potomsc Fruit Growers Assoc: atloE =.
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LATER
WASHINGTON. April - =. m.-When
Gov. Hampton was informed this afternoon,
in advance Of official notification, that an order
would issue tor the removal Of tho troops from
the State House, at Columbia, he expressed
himself much gratGed, bu! said it was no more
thae he expected from the principles announced
in the Inaugural Of the President. He Was
somewha. interested to know whether the
order was to take immediate effect, Us BIO de-
sired to be 10 Columbia where it was executed.
However, as a precautionary 2lcasurc, nc would
at ouee telegraph friends in Columbia bis earn
est wish there should be no outward demon
STATIONS, such as might disturb the public
pcacc, and he felt satisfied that his advice
would he respected, and Oh the withdrawal Of
the ,roops from lie State House, he would d.
rect tha. Il guard ui two uaarmed men should
be sent there - ,rclcc; it from improper ill.,
trusiou. lie thought such force amp
~ sucticiru: for the purpose. Tie was
also satisfied that there would be no disturb
ance whatever; ana that the people throug hout
the State would TAX courage in he effort
to repair their shattered Iniu aries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

Bz5- TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people. omember this. Use daily
POW DER. 1t will preserve them through life.
Sold by druggists. 25c per bottle. feb 25-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

ISAAC WENGER'S and other choice brands
l. Of Family and Extra Flour constantly on
hand snl for sale hy
mh ". A. JOHNSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

HARD TINES demand economy. Prac-
t:ce il. Renovate your soed Gloves with J0U-
VEINS l NODOKLE SS KID GLOVE
CLEAN ER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. y cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

rDIN HEAD OATEN GRLTS, trosh and the
Z best duality. Just received and for sale by
NH ! III. DAVIDSON, LAT King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
ORDER FOR REMOVAL OF TROOPS.


The Secretary of War has uudsr the instruc
tons OF the Cabinet prepared the order TO Gen.
Rugcr to remove the troops from the State
House Of South Carolina a. Columbia. 1t will
be sent 81 Oucc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

u..~vvp pRogABILlrIEs.-Ua Var Depart
WE1 61aet oft hp Caef Signal OFFICER, 'tast
ngt D G.. Apra . 1 lSG cloudy Weather
Fer Middle Lsa ns stsif he Coast during the day.
3I oxge da'd dung the afternoon or tv2n ndg sD BY
coaie:. G caring weather h'Tsn"'s' "'lu' '''0
,,e.rc ba-Omete7,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

nURYEAS CORN STARCH and MAlZ-
- ENA, Msnicca, Rice Flour, Fsrins, &c,
for custards and paililngs.
NH ~ GEO. McBURNEY &SON.