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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07
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Aas;n has tAr swift winged messenger CT
| death summoned to tho otcrDal throne noble
! spirit.
| .cn dad suddenly on tho evening OF June !,
It the residence OF his son in law, Doctor John
BAyna j. Prince G30rrna county, VI d., In the
t5tu Year ~ his ago,
! "I.iN,. one WHO draws iho irapory Of his couch
Ah5u: b ii, i.!ii !its down 10 pleasant dreams.
The history Of his birth and business connec-
tiGas in this city, ~ Well ~ il his native county,
bavn been already published.
i!e ,Yu2 the son of tho late Captain ThOmpso
&ahHy, OF rcuguier county, ard cousin to the
l.:c gallant and d .ring colder, General Turner
Ashhy. Of FlrgHie
Too much cannot bo said in paying q just tri-
bu.e 10 HIM vii, has 81 suddenly departed this
Alter loHg and n4n!u. life wall spont in both
private and pGbiic duties, no faint Or suspicion
T.s.s upon his puro record.
ASS :,arci.5 hp VS. atfcctonate end cOnGden
:!"! p. = friend, true and un5Wcry ng, and as
hrl5a.al. 81 cXn':lp!c worthy - be initiated BY
tho NOS. sincere and devout; uupretend 6
AID ur%s=un.!ug j: u child. bat lTIe to the die
i",c- CT ~! t"c LIghcr attr bu.es that mako man
| ::ob:o 80 no lived and 50 he lied.
Ncy ha sleeps his last sleep by the side Of her
who L. ito WAS his help nste and loving COM
panjan, the mother Of his children, and whose
memory he so d"srly treasured. In crossing the
d.1k valley it had no terTors for him; his lamp
va, trim med and bis light was burning brightly.
Familiar faces were thc,e; friends were there,
AMI, still NOR, tho dear COMPANION Of his for
ner days, + flowed by nyfiads Of angels, was
there to welcome him ID the other shore, where
he Iow Is. safe and free from the cares, sorrows
sad rcis.i:udes Of this world, secure in that
haven where the wicked cease from troubling
and the weary are y! rest.
Oh! wins. bcsu.iful anticipation After
weary pilgrimage, guided by pious resigna-
ton, the battle of lie is over and glorious vic
tory has been Won, and no has entered into the
Eternal City, where joy will never cease and
pleasure never end.
Would that had language to fully portray
the sentiments Of my sorioWlEg heart. Wou
stamp indeiiby upon the mind Of every one the
g.eat snd good example; LETT bohind by him as
/. Iori.Ega ore va!usb!c than gold or precious
stones.
To know bin was t. roscoe: him snd honor
him. but to know him 5rcN YVES 20 love him and
C0i lo in him.
" bile his loss will be keeniy felt by hi5 nu
mccoI5 :II.nds, let lis drop the veil over the
sorrows Of those whose hearts can know no balm
until the Gu drearV years Of time shall work
tacir rHd in consolation and resignation.
"Ol, ,e, deep wo3 to earthly lovos fond trust;
iHEcn nll !! once has Worshlpp'd lies N dustI'
May God ~ he tempers the wind to the shorFl
lamb grant his mercy and goodness TO those
whozo hearts arc now bleeding.
Blessed arc the dead that die in the Lord, for
thev rest from their labour and their works do
follow ID. A. W,.....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07
From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE,
WASHINGTON, June !, 1877.
The President sent for several mcmb'r OF
the Cabinet this moroing, and they remained
in conference with him fer aoIDc time. Among
those who were cIosctcL with him was Post
master General Key. 1t is understood that
there was no general question to &c advised
about, but q number OF routine CASES, upon
each Of which he desired advice.
AT ARLINGTON.
The confederate graves at Arlington were
decorated 10 day at noon under the auspices I'll
The Southern Memorial Association, Dr.. Gar
nett, president, aud Messrs. Drew, Wine, Il a1'
mou, Culver md others, committee. The dec.
GRAFTON was opened With prayer by DR.. Man
uinp aud the graves were then covered vita
haw.rs; bouquets being placed also Oh tie
graves OF the unknown by the hands OF con,
t,derate soldiers There were a considerable
number Of persons present., aud the exercises,
although sim pie, were full OF solempl,y.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
Thsro have bees 81 vera! applications Tor tie
establishment Of neg poslcfi:c, uudrr the
oauc cf Holy CITY, at N1uin' FRY. IN Wet
uorc!aad county, w., tut it meets eoala o.
position as being 100 pear 10 'Ia2hndae
ibe pcs master Of fiicbauz EeTry ha2 IL,
sicred, AID Capt. J3:dau. OF sat ac!gha"r
hood, will doubtless &c appointed.
The postusste7sElp oi Petersburg, ii Is SOW
said will be- given To one ct tive tvl!51'!s cam i
rcrsous Potts, Smith, IOu9s, >o!ilCs CT
Wa'ermar.
The newly appointed Collector G! inIern&i
Revenue at Petersburg has beer dir"c;ed 70 re.
tain the present subordnacs il that utlica
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07

AN EXCITING CHAsE.-On Wednesday
morning last, just after Judge Barksda!e had
sentenced two prisoners one 10 the pcultentlary
for six years and the other to jail Tor one
month, and was proceeding to deliver bis opln'
ion on a motioa for new tria! ia warmly cen
tested attachment case, something very like 40
Indian hoop or the well known yell OF The
Confederate soldiers was heard JUS: outside OF
the Court. house. This uousual departure from
the wonted quies and soIemOity OF the grounds
surrounding our temple CT justice, OF course
put an end for the tme 10 further proceedings
10 court. Sheriff, spectators, lawyers, all rso
oft TO see the cause of the signal that had been
sounded. Oacc outside the Courthouse tie
cause was plaioly sseo. The prisooeT who had
been sentenced to the pentcnIiary Tor siEyaars
had broken from his guard and was making a
desperate run for liberty, With his guard 10
close Dursuit. Soon there was % lack Of FIf
suers-some on foot and some on hors9cacE-
all adding excitement and into est to tie chas'.
The prisoner made good time, but his pur:u.
ers were too many for him, Passing near Mr..
i. G. Watkins school, yell tTcm the guard
brought out the school boys, aud these fresh
and fact young men soon put 20 end to the cX-
citing chase. One Of these young men, Mr..
Jas. Wimbisb, easily captured the fugitive,
who was led back 10 triumph, aud then hand
cufed and placed in the dungeon, tram which
be will be taken to bis quarters in the penltcn-
tiary. -Hakttxc Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07
COMM ERCEAE,.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, June 1-Tbo -,
continues dull and dropping und the og,r:a'
on Change so light Us scarcely % w,,ra,,, 49,
tstIons. Flour is unchanged, and Whoa. na,,,
nal. About Coz bushels Of Corn b.oD,h. - 49,
and g. though the latter is considered 81 n,..,..
figure. Nothing doing in Rye or Oa..
BALTIMORE, June 1.-Virginia c: o,i 81.
do. deferred Al do. consolidated. iii. 4, y,
series 4t Cotton quiet and STEADY; r..Ii..-.'
lltallS. Flour quiet, stesdy a:.d unubs~,."';:
Wheat strong and quiet; Fcnnx red I'".,1.!:
Maryland red lS5al6 COrn---:;outicrr ;.
and irmer; Western Gcmer aud l.iyL.r: : ''''
ern white and yellow %; Western mixed 80, 49,
and June 5S4 July t94; Aug Ci sts.nc, 49,
Osts-prime heavy, steady ard firm: on,
kinds dull; Southern prime 1GaiS: We
white So, do mixed Id; penns ir..ls ~.
quiet and firm at .j,e0. Hay dull. nnl -,
changed Provisions dull and Le,vy. p.
Is 25H$l5 so Sugar easier at II, ual;,o a@ y,%
anu lem kio cargoes lG!a;0! jubbiEg II :sy
Whiskey dn!l AZ 81 III,
NEW YORK, juno ".-Stccks heavy. .io5.
H. Gold lOys Flour dull and dnclin.-:
Wheat Gull sna nominalry lever. Corn a.
Liver.
DA+IlAohE Vail LIZ llAEhEI, june u. L.
Beef Cattlc-PrIces to-day ranged ss follow
pest bceVes 81 L 6
Generally rated first quality ..~.....5 ~ Il g.
Medium or good fair quality ...."...3 y )
Ordinary thin Steers, Uxen and Cow-1 C0 5 g.,
General average OF the m.TXct......G e. 81 IT,
Extreme range ofprces .............,....4 20 -
Most of the sales wero from .........j 81 IA +, Oh.
Tota receipts to- tho week. i"1l r ad. T'.,.
sses 1883 head
The m lrEet was fairly active this VEG, n.mr:.
Throughout is entire progress, I'D only tpE,!!,
the close sales hcca lie SOW Ic2cs We r1...
- higher than last week, cxCcp! Near Il, c..--
Of the market, when q portion II E"t o. o.. lie
advance Was Loaf but this va; only 81 a
sales. The offerings comrared tsco @h.y 80.
those of last week, tho larger pN,. o. .:,o s...
beiag made in the higher tsurcs
Mich Cows. Market du!! # y 4: : 20. a....
a. 10 quality.
Sheep and Lambs.--IncCc les been B.
demand tur Sheep this week on tnc par. O. hons
butchers, but at slightly reduced prices The
has also been a moderate dcm.nl for h,.i.. 81.
Eastern buyers, and some have oaG2 rj:"igQ.'
East by owners. We quote sheep :. -. or
per pound gross. hsmDa at 1J.3i per !. al.
and sat! cts and extra conts pr = ;t.'.
Receipts this week Il34 head.
Swine.--Tho offerings tins vice.. ongw soan
improvement il point Of quality oa AS: V .5.
receipts, but prices are SHADE III from tao. r..
corded then, few Sales being entered y: ,..a
highest prices. The supply hiss bean soNaw.a.
in excess Of the demand which hS5 BEEN ra.A'
sluggish, and the market closes extremely dG
with numbers still remaining in tho pens. u.
quote 81 81 81! cents, mos. sales bsiGg m..!> 3.
7s7G cents per 10 me-. Receipts this wee. 49,
head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07

The late conversations and letters of Gen.
Butler, like those Of ex Senator Benjamin
Wade, indicate that those two lights OF the
radical party are losing their power, as evil
agents, by reason of the iofrmities Incident to
age, and that ere long they will be classcd
among those iucompetents who lag supelfuous
on the stage. We arc 10th to part with the
redoubtablc hero Of Bethel, for he eDllveued
many dull debate in Congress and impaired
animation to many a spiritlcss scene. but it
will show lack Of philosophy to mourn over
the inevitable And then, too, as Mr.. Wade
says he takes great delight in reading Mother
Goose, the General cau probably amusc him
self during his declining years with similar it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07

The memorial ceremonies this year, in all Sec
tons of the country, were more generally o.
served and more imposing than ever before.
Those at Winchester, yesterday, where the
graves Of twenty. five hundred CoDfederates
we're decorated, were particularly impressive.
Mr.. A. R. Boteler was the orator of the day,
and delivered an eloquent and patriotic address.
While we do not approve of these observances,
for the two-fod reason that the money neces.
sarily expended upon them could be spent to
much more advantage in supplying the wants
of the families Of the dead soldiers, and that
they necessarily keep alive in the old and en-.
gender IN the young auimosities that should
be forever buried, still, 10 those excessively
materialistic days, = little sentiment, even if
opposed on such good reasons as We have al
luded to, is relished, aud decoration days should
not be condemned except when they are made
the occasion of such speeches as that delivered
by ex-senator Boutwell, at Barustable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07
Foreign news.

The Pope, receiving the Polish pilgrims yes
terday, including Cardinal Lsdochowski, allud.
ed to the difficulties of their pilgrimage in con
sequence of the persecution to which they were
subj cted. He advised them to overcome per-
secution by prayers. which sooner or later
would fall like Goals of fire on the heads ftheir
prosecutors.
The London Standards Vienna correspon
dent states that Despovitch's band in Bosnia
numbers barely eight hundred men, and holds
only about two square miles of mountain dis
trict bordering 90 Dalmatis. 1t obtains sup.
plies from Damatiau sympathizers.
The receipts of the Vatican from the Pope's
Jubilee were six and ahalf million lire 10 gold,
exclusive of valuable presents.
The deaths by the plague at Bagdad have
decreased to twenty-lour weekly.
The West Lancashire (Eogland) GOLFERS,
numbering several thousand, have quit work.
No MORE SIDE.SADDLEs.-The are few
traps for the female sex any more deadly than
the side-saddle and no one ofapy sense grieves
at the decay of The noble art of holsewoman.
ship" as long as the art canDot be practiced
except at the imminent risk of the ladies doing
so. Engish people are devoted horsemeu. and
the ladies as we'll as the men take the highest
pleasure in galloping after the hounds But re.
Gently az English lady, who enjoys what is con-
sidered az epviable fame for skill and daring in
riding close to the hounds, and who is also
pattern wife and mother, has announced that
she will risk her life no more riding on a side.
saddle, but in the next season will tide mascu.
line fashion. Her announcement has set the
whole fashionable world to talking, since che is
woman of spirit, and it is believed she will do
as she says. If she does she will have followers
without doubt, and it may be that this will in.
augurate the long expected dress revolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07
The Saving of the Herudon Church

10 tie editor Of the AleeandrtG Gazette
HERNDoN, juoc ia the thuoder storm,
this mornug, the s;ceple OF the Congregational
Church, Of this place, was destroyed, but We
all rejoice that the house itself was saved. The
Incident gives ~ several lessons. Here are
sor,c Of them Lightning rods rightly put up,
shonld be on every church and every house.
This church had not any. Ready access to
church stcepics should be had. One pail OF
water would have extipguished the fro when
first discovered. The difficulty OF access lost
the s.ccplc. Though We lad not any fire en-.
giuc, yet BIZ the right use Of the forces which
we bad at command, though obstacles we're
combined and complicated, yet that house was
saved. So in all efforts for the good of society
let US do the best We can, and the greater the
issues al stake, and the greater the difficulties
to be encountered so let our eXertlons be the
greater. Let Us the more carefully utilize
whatever forces are within our reach. We see
that union is strength" Those who are not
CooCrcgatioualists worked as zsalousy to ex.
tuguished that fire as the most deVout mem.
bers Of the society which built the house. Those
workers thought uct of sactarisn distinctions,
DOR OF any party lines 10 politics. 10 eXtln-
gushing the fires of lniquity 10 our country OF
whatever sort, let US secure union OF effort
among all who regard the earnest peadings OF
our needy humanity, and We shall most g!oI-
ousIy triumph. j. RAWsoN JOHNSON,
Herndon, June s. 1877.
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Il. Is. SwGeny.

NEW YonK, June 1T is stated that the
terms of the compromise in Peter i. S%ccny' $
case, one Of the New York Tweed ring, arc
$l5O,0O0 down aud the remainder Of tue 4Oo,-
900 10 thirty days. The estate of James H.
SweeDy, which is to pay the 100000 to the
State, consists i'll great measure OF uaproluc
tive but valuable rca! estate 10 tho upper part
of the CITY, 1t is also said Tweed offers to pay
or secure the city $4,000 900, and will agree to
reveal all he knows about tic large eIs ms Tor
contracts and supplies now in suit against the
city, to which the corporation couusc! has no
adequate defense. Oue iourra! says 10 regard
to the Swceny matter: The arrangement is still
far from cousumnlation and hitciIcs inay arise
in future negotiations 1t is uul crstool that
much Of the property to be turned o7ar iS real
estate and serious differences cl oplalor may
arise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07

TIE LOUISVILLE POSTMASTER. MI. BI2Il
III his last Sunday contribution 10 the Wash
iugton Capital, 10 speaking Of Mrs. Thompson
the newly appointed postmaster CT l,1u"T!'!',
Ky, says:-
Well, shortly after the appoiuin2n; oi 'irs.
Thompson Wss decided upcn, the "etll"r ui
the Louisville Commercial nscrrtaiucd the ia.'.
As sOun as this "edtor" clu:d recover control
of his iacultie4, he set aboul Collecting proof Of
Mrs, Tbum DsOn 5 uu ;ncs3 tor the place. 10
this patriotic XArtlOo he cLU5um Il Que "ce,
at the end ui which time he succGe,;cd IL Gca'!'
muatug aDouI five or Elk c)innH3 Of mater,
all Of which Went 10 sho| t&at Mr.. 'Ho2'p:Jl
was rebel =,
The class Of patriots to which ihs editor
belongs had j very cu'lOIs o3perl'Ic1 jur!h5
the Var. They failed to tx al q ll;a mas.
urcs 10 discover Whit u reai rebel ~ E"i az,
F.r ny part, | caa say that | saw large Hu'-'
pcr Of real live rrb Ia during the 7aG aGi CT
one CT them bore the ialatcst Resemblance to
Ms Thoupsun. All the re5eia that ! eecr
saw wore 5turcGtci garments, aud nly G:1-:!ft.'
ton vas the common experience Oi mcr Tho
assisted in putting the rabelIloo dove. Gtu.
Butler is the only soldier OF the Federal
armg who ever saw any T4 authenticated
specimens Of the genus Rebel 10 iu;u2!C att!rc
But it shoulj be Remember tia! th3 geueial
has a defect 10 bis visual organ> which nay
have euabled him to discover rcoclipn' !cat.
ures when they were hddeu from the Ordinary
gazs, though it dues oct appear iha. his currl.
iure of vision was sufficient t. a1smcr the pIT
pose of eyes ic the back OF his head, whereby
he might have been enabled to Get glimpse
of Rebels 10 male attire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07
DAILY AND TREwEEKLY By
ED9AR SNOwDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE :, 1871

A singular fact, biervsble not ouly 10 this
CITY, but throughout the entire South, is, that,
with but lew exceptions, the riches acquired
during sod siuc, The war by those who espou4'
ed the cause Of the enemies OF their States
have taker TO themselves wings aud hoWn
away, aud lief, their possessors in 90 better
condition lhau those who lost their fortunes 10
the general wreck that resulted from the down
fall of the Confederacy. This is toe more re
markable, because, in many Instances, the lost
money was made 10 strictly honest and legi'
tiuate way, aud by men who We're acuated by
conscientious motves-thatis,s so far asis kuowu;
but, remarkable asst may seem, 1t is never
theless true that in almost every case the
property accumulated durog the war by those
in the South who designated themselves as
"loyal'' men, whether they be OF good
or bad reputation, or whether they be
provident or improvdcnt is immaterial, has
either suddenly or by slow process slipped
through their Gugers. Whether their mis-
fortunes be retributions or not, We are sorry tol
them, for though they may have deserved them
their families do not. and we trust that should
the business of tho country ever revive they
NAV reap fair share of the resulting pros
perity.
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erature.

The June number Of the Maryland Farmer,
published by Ezra Whitman, Baltimore. has
been received Il is, as usual with all its pre-.
ceding numbers, filled with destructive and 10
teresting reading to those engaged in agricul-
tura and horticultural pursuits. The Farmer
is Low iu its fourteenth year, and like wine i'm
proves with age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07

Petersburg having Rivlng Gen. Malone send
CT with united delegation to the State con-
vention in his favor Frederick county,, esterday,
paid IL similar compliment to Col Holiday II
is now in order for the counties of the other
a,dstes to make honors easy al round
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07
Gen. Grants Retention.


Iu the accUuot OF tho reception given by
Minister Pierrep1rt to General Graot, in Lon
ioo, last TUESDAY night, Olive Logan. 10 her
teleerau to The New York Herald, says -
1t lhe moment OF my approach | find the
cy Premier Of Elpiaud, Mr.. Gladstone, being
pressric,! 10 thccx Pre- stcut and warmly press
ing his hand and c5ngratuIatiDg him, while the
stately aud even beautiful Mrs. Gladstone,
dressed III DELICATE costume Of blue and white,
with e!r:;cr Of fine diamonds setting OFT the
long blue plume E her hair, is dlscOurslng With
Mrs. Grant.
"Wa>hiugton never enjoyed anylhing like
ilarchoncs5 II Westminster, smiling her sweet
est was talking to Grant, while half dozen
c0unirsses we're wa!Iog Tor chance to have q
word with him.
Besides the eathcrog Of the nobility the re-
drawn hithpr from all PARTS of Europe in the
dcs:rc 70 be present at the tctc. Bruilful Amen
cau women ara here n great number, among
! Il nc;n r"nc is m,re adm!l,d than MIS-. Hicks,
Of New York, Who is chatting good deal With
J. r: Wn.iau L.Up"z t9 Whom, runor says,
si:r g Lii need Nevertheless, hcr heaters say
- II = L
Gracc.! G:4Et Is u!rircd 10 plain evening
! trrs., " lei! !, coaspicu III; IN lis p!alnuess
| alnid the SCARS. garter. aud ribbon, worm by
| r,a4y o: lesser ooro; even RI" Jspunrac Mloi.-
ar Is uloru gorgeous. "a lor the Gnines: Eu
D,s,y. 30 to-. c.,st ever CQlai!ci 'uUr curl us
-!"cni0r. Ec2T L any regrets thai Grant did
pci w@ar ihr u%iorm. that the E1g!!'h people
mrht see the impc>IGg Sirh.
trf,,t a t,i!.r a rlrrt pn0TnI
stai2ir,G velvet aud crC!H satin, high necked
ard w!,j i9ug sleeves.
! Mf<. p.r.c2ont WIS cad 10 IN elaborate cos
! u,r.: 81 SCARE. and black.
| Pcrhop. The most conspicuous person after
| G 4nctul Graut is the Lord Mayor Of Loadon,
r,ggcd CT; 10 the oil! paraphcrnaIa OF bis OF,
! flee, with bis long cloak aud massive gold CHAIN
| II il rs good as x tea;t 10 sec this rosy, good.
uslurcd p0t2Dtatc gOs;!ping pleasantly with
these presented 70 nlr!, and not seeming bit
nroIl, though only 20 b. lord Tor 2 t"c!ve-
mnn,i.--a TACT one would imaglac crough to
s;ifoa him in;o Tie seventh heaven Of AFRO.
cance.
He easily mikes liz way through the crowd.
| whch Is 50 dense that ether people have to be
wolionIcss, but is he not Lord Mayor kipg
| sil,ing where ali is moncy-and High Cockalo-
rum Of Temple Bar, through which e7en the
Queen may not pass without his high and mighty
prrnissicn?
Every one remarks how vel! the Genera
lacks. Suryou odcd by fnc specimeus OF EagIish
maDho0d, through whose sturdy veins courses
the biucst blood, he robust fern and rosy face
Of Grant are conspicuous in their healthy ap
n.vrnrcc, Mr., Gl.d;tone's complexion had
t!c kua OF illness when his face vas near Grant s
| '' ,,I,+ > p"'IGIt ;, 10Y :,o,
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PORT OF Alex aNDisgA, 5usx s;


Sun sets ........ y High ws:ar....~.. " .
ARRIVED
Steamer Express, Baltimore. - 10. Er't.
& Co
Schr Searsvilc, BatiAiorr = its:HFs''. zee.
Baltimore Goal Go.
Schr VIM X Huston, Pr,viionr". l. a1....
can Coal Co
Schr X G Esnki:l, Washington. /. h.:r...s'
Coal Co.
Schr Helen llasbroaok, Jersey t..,, :. AN
cricin Coal Go.
Schr Armstrong, Boston, t. } L Agh3" J..
Schr Hamburg, Wash n. II j L A&a"" Il g.
CLEARED.
Steamer Ms!tar", Nominj. T., !" ".'.t.
s. Go.
Schr Mabel Thom.,, GROOM. is An...-
Coal Co.
Schr f II Furber, Bosom ty An!rs..." a..
Company.
Schr Hamburg Norfolk, by = Ago." :. l..
sSchr Forest OAK, from Georgetown.
MEMORABILIA.
Schr Emma Crosby sailed !;o" N.a!.a., y
S., for this port Z9th ult.
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CANAL GSMlfEE.sE.

Arrived Boats " j Boo;hc, il, i : F.,g.
} j Swift, ID Stewart, Il ) Great, Il Bshtr3 .
Sherman and j w Burke, to American Is. t.,
Round Top Cement, to " A Smrot, Is y -...
to Hamp i Bait Coal Go; X Brooks "Hi .
Sewers, ~ j p Agnew y Co; lows H"t H..
s. rhillie, TO Now Conlr.! Coat 60. o,,..
Depsrted Boats j T. Aloxsnler T. i :'e..
A j Clark, } ;nivelcy, " } Bootin, j., ~
Flsec, j j Swift, d ;tcwsr., X :, Gran BEL
Miller, Kate Brooks and |! Bender.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07

We are authorized to state that John B
Smoot esq will no. be candidate for the House
of Delegates from this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07

a serious division is reported to have occurred
in the British Cabinet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-07
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