davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
The EudianS.

\ correspondent Of the New York l'era!l
says -
About month ago the Sioux sent message
to The BIackfoot camp with piece Of tobacco.
The messenger told them that the tobacco vas
sent them to smoke if they were wiling to
come across The line and join the Sioux 10 fight,
iug the Crow Indians and other tribes with
whom they we're at war, aud also the Americans
whom they were fighting at the same time.
The Sioux promised TO give The B!ackitet, il
they you'd j0in them, plenty Of horses and
mules they had captured from the Americans
They also tod the RIackieet that they had
plenty Of white women whom they had taken
prisoners, and they promised to give them to
the Blackfeet if they would joio them. They
also told the Biacktect that If they would CONE
to help them against the Americans, after they
had killed all the whites they would ccu" over
and j1in the Blackfeet to cxtermnatc the
whites On the Canala side. They also told them
that the soldiers On that side were weak, and
that it would take them but a short time TO
take any forts that they had built here, as they
had taken many strong stone forts from the
Americans at small loss to themselves. Tie
Blackfeet had sent an answer to the Sioux a
short time before | arrived to the effect that
they could not smoke their tobacco on such
terms, and that they we're not willing to make
peace with the understanding OF helping them
to fight the whites as they were their friend
and they would not fight agaios! them. The
messenger from the Blackfeet to the Sioux had
just returned When got to their camp with
the answer the Sioux had sent. They said
that, as they would not come and help them
against the Americans, they would come over
10 the Canada side aud show the Backfeet that
white soldiers were nothing before them, aud
that after they had cz;ermnatcd the soldiers
and taken their forts they would come against
the B!ackfeer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
South Carolina.

There Is s5me Glf=rc1c: q Gpln!Gu IS 10 he
result {: tie Cabinet dc.io:ra:iyrs upo2 the
Souri, Caroii1s problem o. Saturday. The
supporters OF Nr. Chsmt=raio assert ha: 10
action ga: agreed upon i2o!;iOS 70 ai;hd!awa
Of the uoop= rpm The cta,e House a: C0lun-
tia, tu! it i: geoeraIy believed that 80 order
70 this effect vi ta promulgated - day c! to.
morrow. Nj. Cbamberlaio submitted pan
foE settlement, which involved commission TO
pas. up5o tie CREDENTIALS ct the members d
the Legislature, TO which body the whole coz
ro7ersy should be submitted, and By which he
would be elected 10 the L. 5. Seoate; but this
was pereuptoriIy declined b. Gov. HAMPTON,
AID seems to have met with but it'd: favor
from the President.
The most reliable report is that though the
President has determine! 10 withdraw the
troops from the State House, he has 10; sc;
fixed upon the eyac; time for the PRONUNCIATION
of the order. II can be stated, however, that
the order will be issued duriog the present
week, and may be boxed for Al aoy time.
After the order for the troop: has been Is.
sued the President vii! take ID further sc;ioo
10 regard to the affairs Of South CsyoEaa, BIZ!
the Contestants will be permitted u settle the
contest 10 their oTn way ami in acc0Tdacct
With the geaeTa! procipca goTe70iog the Pres
iden!s actiCD, &c enu12iated abo7c, without
Federal iutcTferenca |: i; believed! tina. lhl
contest vii! be brought u speedy cod ty the
people Ct South Carolina detcrE!oiu2 tE2j
Hanp,ou shall BE- their ruler.
1t is stated that the troops will lelaia "a lho
| State .: South Carolina, but net with aoy pur
pose Of interfering 10 any manner Th2tcv:l
under the present status q tEing:. Ia tht
e7e1t Of either Of tie two goTcrnment: resort
Jog to violence 10 support OF their rival cIaiIns
it is the will 0! the Pre=il eat that they :ta!
take 90 part 10 the contest, as that Is 3 matter
| fo7 the parties Interested 10 settle.
Chamberlain has submitted to tie Prc5d@O
lo1G protect agaoz: what i: believed to La7t
been Saturdays Cabioet action with regard t
the Withdrawal Of the troops from the Sia!t
House. His friends say it is q reminder tia
if the troops are Withdrawn the radical
white and black, Of the State will BE- ~ til
mercy CT the White League az! other see
aud armed organi-ati1na 10 the interes. Of Ii;
democratic party; that the loyal whites viii b;
osirac>e1 - their social aad iudusIrIa! Tcla
tons, aud that the blacks will fec! the heel Q
the old masters, aud will virtually he deprived
Of tie free exercise Of the ballot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
news tie D2Y.

B. {. Wl=h;eg,cn has been appointed clerk
Of tie CiCcai: Court Ct Jefferson county, West
Virginia.
TIE New York Carnival will take rlac: %
the 18Th ir:. Al Il: arrangements are pc
c:ed!cg suocihir.
.AaY;:.*r ue15:r cf Pzckarl's L=gi:!AI1te
deserted TIA: to1y % Saturday a1l We: over
to toe legal Legislature Of L7u!siaoa.
The match ';o;ticg race between y 3.lslnitt
Maid .1d Rates, best three ia i've 10 '.sEa::s
took .'aca at San Josa, Ca!if0Foia, Oh :'a!1r.
day, !aIEe numtcC Of paTs2ts t'a!cg n a;.:1'
anca. III: tet;lpg Ta5 tm1 20 90: 10 :-T3: ci
the mare, VIM Ven the race Ia ,htrr s,I.lght
!.eas, the time telug 2::22:: 2:lo,, 81; --:!0!'
Ia Wes. BoEdoin, Me, Friday rish;, Alfred
Cox, aged II! shot AID killed bis ia:h,g 3 tx
!a.t:r vas returning from church. III: father
aud son ksd both been at church, and the son.
makiog some slight disturbance, hi; father told
hin 10 90 forwarded aud occupy aooihor SCAT.
The boy lief; the church, went home, took q
cue, aud IS bis father On returning iT0n church
entered the gate he fired the fatal 5h9t. !he
lad is said to be in5ane.
4 nan Damad Johp McCa1,hy uity lie
years o! age, vas arrested, 10 VI ahiaEtIl, las
oighs, charged With having induced two girls
named NIarg Laoshan aud Margaret Hurley
to enter bis house, and alter getting both I:
drink drugzed liquor, attempted 70 outrage beth
Of them. Both OF the girls ar 10 critical con
diton from the effects Of the drug and assault
The affair created intense excitement ia the III
cini,y where it occurred, aoi threat ware free
j. made Of Iyuch:og the mso. irc girls a,
nid1:gtt were ia stupid c1nait,2a !roG1 III:
drug, and upapia to speak.
Qaito c2nmoiion among the co=t0o:g= 9
the Propsyi7aG;2 and Reading Railroad la
naturally been created II tue order Of tic c2n,
papy tia. they should sever their c1Dn-cil)i
with the Breiharhood. A secret Ela:i:ar va
held yesterday, which vas largely ATTENDED.
| nua1bcT Of divisions being represented. Incr'
vas co debate 7otc taken, but there was de
| teiuo4ion evident 10 remain 10 the Brother
hoo;. ct al ksz,rds \ general strike is re
ga:dcl a. beirg imminent. The officials Of th
road say they are prepared for Any emorecocy
AID there is ID danger of The public safIsr,o
| Any Inconvenience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
TeIegPRphiG Summary.

The uorhcrn half Of Monro"y,ljr. Nao va:
burned this mo!Ding.
Nearly all the busne=; houses al Eminonce,
Morgan county, Indiana, were destroyed b.
fire last Friday night.
Hiram Green vas killed III Stohneton'
Conn, last Friday night, BIZ Nathanifi HCumb,
whose house he was breaking int.
\ fight has occurred on the Buffalo Ianlc
bctwccna party Of hunters and a band of Sioux,
during which fifteen OF the former were killed.
They allowed their camp 10 be surprised.
Noycs, President of the National Capital
Life Insurance Company, Of Washington, I'M
prisoncd at Newark, having surrendered the
required securities, will probably be released
tO-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
The Celebration OF Easter Sunday at
s,ruCe Church.

70 ii. sai.t3r Of The 4!ecandrtl G4-st!.
aucui:c Gaze Church yc=::rday n3r1icg,
AID 'si:nesss4 add enjoyed celebration .! the
greatest dag 10 !Le ChEi:tiaa Church, 70: x
cept.0g Chii.;us:. The muse aai s:tu3o
were Q: 7sIy hifh ncri;, aud Eortiy =: beiag
celebrated th@mse7=: 10 youF COUNT:
II speak Q! then 10 the ori:r Of thai' &C.
c.rreoca, the music exceeded NJ expectation
I'D h!ghsr c9mmeniation than tits c2uli not
be given II good deal Of gour space. ADD
let ne EasIcr u asaribe the ms Or part Of the
credit E3r il 81! to Miss +. iirgioia Eva1s. the
orgaoi-', director, alto, all 10 ooa-aol the
three oths: members Ct the choir warmly &c.
cord to ker rnore than is here claimed. Mr..
Evans. bass, 5sog 10 the opening pIece,
sc.5 ia really foe Tllca aud style, judged b
any standard. Miss DieIe!t, soprano, q late
comer INTO tee choi!, 10 s~o solos, exhibited
richness aod =mootnne:s OF voice aod an even.
l2ss OF Cler: throughout, SURPRISING her roc:ot
3e!ccpt!b!e Improvements. Mr. George Mo-
BHrney, tenor, ID whom, b the way, this
church Is largely Indebted .5r hi5 varied s=r7i.
.c5 outside {: the choir, pu: his really pleasant
voice to better a2c3ua. than | ever heard ii BE
t05a, aud Ist: n2.hiog y be desired Of the par.
Miss Fan, o7ea 10 the presence Ct h5c IatheT
| he Ee:ccaa l: the chl!7. 3.a5si, s2ol AMI kept
hcT cAr& cr:l all allp;el The in=tlumcot TO
the Requirement: Il c7:ry note brought Gil: q
caCa [; ii:r cl-lTcTalci5, g.! togethc! Win &
| mastery acd Bicaly Simply ina!ve!Ou: 70 one DO
farther ia.tt2tcd than your c0rraSp9nden! into
| the mysteries q Musical ta;e0ts sod attalnment=.
| All he combined result We: such soul ming
OF uu.c that the Sr!ri o. one grll!ned li5tcDeT,
El5V, va sent Ii? 10 praise, thaak5giTlng
| aOd IL ration, a. st : Suid4n discovery OF the
beauty aod l5vchaes5 Ct til; world, the g.orl.
| Gus creature y: are made to comprehend aud
eti)y :i,ani Of the G oodnes= aud Greatoesi that
mad. sud gaze ell | T9!ra;n from aoythios
| ike technical description 0! thi: delightful!
part OF the services,
R:v. D.. &prigg i: %: oi Il: ta=t anl most
| IMPRESSIVE readers have ever heard 10 any
pulpit. Even vtao hcarer may have pre-
| conceived = different nd:cloa OF ditlerect!S
| placed cmphas.s, the nteljigi5!c and impressive
mcauiog it5 reading will bricg cur, il sure 10
3. least rac1oclc the Listener, AMI will often
give bin surprise Of delight. /. il consun'
mate art of course, though lot now CONSCIOUS
art, s!ncc il il doubtless mirgcd into, combined
with, and los: even 10 the readers sight, il the
essence ct he matter, 81! i: is iinpos=t Ie Tor
the hear e lhiak or feel. While uId=- II;
Influence, thai ;hor2 = anythlDa. there
other th.n III, Llara prompted c1pEt5$!o1
OF the r-aI-r- vel GIsI souls u1icrS.andre
and real alton .; II: meao!og o! the !"Zi,.
| His sermons 80 models u the d.rcc;, Snp.i
| AID stc11g, u argument, I0tetHoT21 with IN.
| s3!ttlng chains {! p@Tsua>I7edeS= composed
| 0: admirably pcopOrt01ad AID assorted ahTc
tio1aI, II raj aad splrtus! appeals. tie genera!
=, Tia. II an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

The Washio1.oa Republican Q! this mor0'
ing says
Its weli-k1o1n fast that Gov. Hampton
i; very much prepossessed 10 ta7orot President
Hayes.
~ oct only regard hin IS : good ald tie.
oeyo!eot man, and Chris;:aD, said be 70
friend yesterday, but l look upon Mr.. haJea
az truly great man.
Gov. Hampton makes DO concea!nent Of
lis desire to sec the administration Of Presi-
dent Hayes supported 81 hls political 1tlends
from the South in the ne1t House Of Repre-
sent: =enta,i7es, add bis consul.ations with Nr.
Matthews and Judge Cartier are said 10 bear
up5p the subject Of bringing about the election
of Hayes republican to the Spcake1ship,
which can alone be Effected b. 4 coalition Ct
Southern democrats and republicans. That i
IS 10 the power Of Gov. Hampton to ettac;
such rcsul. is not doubted. |! Is the prevail.
iny im presto il Administration circles that
such coalition will b. to7rsd, a:a its CT .ct=
succcssEu!i7 carried cut. The g2nt!:mcu most
prominently mentioned as likely to Be- chosen
Speaker b the fticuds Of the Administration
are Mr.. Garfield or Mr.. FosIar, Of Oalo, the
selection Of either Of whom, il l. SAID, would
be acceptatlc to the Ptc-ident.
The name Of Gen. Banks is also suggested,
but should the negotiations n0w pending reach
satisfactory cou5um Dation 1t s, OF course, Ger
tain that the choice Of The coalition will la!
upon the geutIalnan who shall receive the pref
erence Of the President. With such speaker
ia the chair the Administration policy aud
measures viii have smooth sailing during the
next Congress.
The N0rthera Democrats are already dread
fully alarmed at the gloomy prospect before
-. L An ln !. I, fy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

BILL PRoHIE TING CITY EMFLoTEEs FROM
BECOMING CoNTRAcToRs-Th following bill
has become law -
|. Beit enacted That it shall not be lawful for
any member Of the Council OF Board of Alder
men, or any other officer or agent Including
commissioners appointed for the opening of
streets, Of any city or other Incorporated town,
10 be q contractor with the said corporation for
any work or labor ordered to be done. or goods,
wares, or merchandise, or supplies of any KIDD
ordered By the said cooperation to be purchased,
or ia any manner, directly or indirectly, inter.
estcd in the profits Of any such contract; aud
every contrac: made 10 violation Of this act
shall be utterly void, and the officer CT agent
making it shall forfeit and pay to the State the
full .a;uonnt Of money stipulated for BY said
contract, to he recovered by motion in the Cir
cult Court having Jurisdiction over the said cor
rnTaiion Provided, that the provisions Of this
bill shall DOT apply to towns Of less population
than two thousand.
? This act shall be il icrce from its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

A vein Of copper, aad 10 coutaia about seven
ty five per cent Of pure metal, has been dis
covered 10 the Blue Ridge, about lHcnty miles
southwest of Luray.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

The celebration of Easter seems 10 have been
more general throughout the country this year
than ever before, and VIC are glad it is 30. 1t
is better for the young, who enjoy the holiday,
and by it arc made to remember tho story Of
it's origin, and think Of the lessons it teaches,
and better for those Of older growth, for it re
calls to them the memories of their childhood,
when they learoed the catcchism at their moth
ers knee, and when their minds and hearts had
not been warped aud hardened by the skepti,
cism and rationalism Of the age and the in.
humanity of the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

Tho Louisiana commission will start for Louis
lana tomorrow morning and will organize i'm.
mediately upon arriving at New Orleans. They
expect to complete their super-serviceable la.
bors and submit their report within two weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
Final Accident.

Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gazette. ]
SHILOH, Va, March 2l.-Thomas Baddoc,
son Of Newton COB, id,e, residing uear STRAIT
ford, Wcsim ireland, WAS acct l,ntaly killed
On tn, 2lsL ns! Ills body was found in the
woods, near his residence, on the 3d. He had
been hu1.ing AID on his returo. 10 passlog
through some thick brush wood, carrying a
coon he had shot aad his axe 10 his right hand,
aod drawing his gun after him 10 his left, it is
supposed the hammer hung the snag Of a
stump, exploding aud driving the load through
his head His faithful dog was guarding the
body when lound, and it vas with great diff
Guilty he could BE- driven off. Young Beddoe
was youth OF foe promise, and about seven
teen years Of sge. Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

~ The regular monthly meeting of thu By
draulion Steam Fire Engine Co. vii! be held OF
Tuesday, April "a, st p. u.
2t JNo. LARSON, Secr5tary.
VERY SUPERIOR OLD GOVT. lava
Y COFFEE st
APP }. {. & Z. MlIBURN@.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

j. ;. Smeck, treasurer OF Liberty township
Lancaster county, Ohio, has absco0ded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

1t is reported in Paris that two passenger
trains have been overwhelmed BY cave in, in
Mount Gents tunnel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

The old city Of Alexandria, says Bart,
writing to the aroy Tines il as Febcllious as
ever. The Aesolatc streets aud gloomy build
.ngs serve to cherish the regrets G! the lost
causc. living IN the very territory originally
set apar, for the national Capital, aud looking
each dag upon thr grand do:ne Of the Capitol,
which should errya 10 cal tt.oru 70 loyalty aol
duty, many OF the n!.at:tanis 81 Alexandra
today are the INST bitter =cccssioDists. huggng
their false ard Ituitlc=s hopes They will!
stand upoa the street c0rnc!I AID mock and
scott 3. strangers pas.iug ty, fearing that they
may be Northern purchasers Of their depycciat.
I'd homes. The lort Of Alexandria, which
once boosted 0! q large foreign commerce, il
desolated COW. Occasionally & few coaslD2
ships in the coal trade may he seen at is
wharVe;, but, 70 the naa, the signs On the
dllapidatcl warehouses; .dG7o!cd t. the West
India trade are dlDgy memorials Of q lost CON-
merce. The AlcxandriaDs live beside a graud
river, and have never hteu ahin - see be-
YoDd it.
The war and it, raauts have undoubtedly re-
acted disastrousy upon Alexandria aud her al
most every interest," Her young men vera
decimated and her old ones Impoverished, ara
the country from which shc derived her trade
was devastated, but, tol all that, her energetic
efforts to keep up with the business Of the
times, begun as soon az the presence Of the sol.
diers vas removed, though meeting with many
reversea, ha7e:nol yet ceased, and hope has not
yet departed from the bosoms Of her friends
Her approximation to Washington is, Ly no
means, the least obstacle she has to contend
with 10 her strviugs for prosperity, and the
black Goddess Of Liberty that sprmouns the
National Capitol even turns her back upon her.
But, pluck aud force combued when vel! di.
rccted, will win in tho end, though that emf he
long delayed, ard Alexandria will yet fulfill the
prophecies that have been made Of her great
success. IF there be any Northcro men, aox-
ious to purchase real estate here, but who fear
they will bc 5coffcd at if they come 10 look at
it, just let them try the experiment, and if
they 90 away without having their fears IT,
moved, they will do what 20 other real estate
purchaser. with similar fears, 20 matter from
whence he came. has ever yet done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

At his residence in Prince William county,
On the 10Th nit Nr. " AT KEY, il tho @O:h
year of HI age.
At her residence, ia WarTent0a, Oh the 24tn
ult., Mrs. MATILDA G. HUNTON, relict
of the late Js!rea Hunton, in the 45th year Of
her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
DIED.

The famine is Increasing 10 lodla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
Railroad Accident.

RICHMOND, April 2.-Saturlay night as a
heavy freight train was approaching bridge
over Difficult Greek, in Halifax county, Va,
on the Richmond and Danvillc +. R., an TO-
furatcd bull jumped upon the track and showed
fight The engineer discovered the animal, put
on his brakes and blew his whistle to brighten
him off. The coHcacher struck the auimal
Just as the train was entering the bridge throw.
ng the engine of the track and precipitating it
on the trcstlcwork, which gave way and the
engine, tender aud siE freight cars went through.
The fireman escaped with some severe injuries,
but ca gincer kidwcIl, of Alexandria, vas GEAR.
ly crushed to death and will die. Ia mo-
ment after this crash the boiler Of the c0gine
exploded and bridge and cars caught fire. The
bridge, which Was over l20 feet long, wa: to-
tally consumed.
Personal The Chayesto1a Free Press
says
We understand Capt. 8 Spencer, lot several
years past Supervisor Of Trains on the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad, and one Of its very cf
hcient officers, has taken leave Of the road to
accept high and responsible position ca the
Virginia Midland Road. All who have had
intercourse with Capt. Spencer will regret his
retirement from the B. 4 0. +. r., but can
sincerely congratulate the Virginia Midland
Company and al! Eho travel aud arc interested
in that road upon the accession of SO active, ca
pable and courteous 40 officer. During the Rev
olution they we're Minute Men" Capt. Spen
Ger may truly be said to be 'accood' mag
50 timely 10 exigencles-aD 10 sill railroad
matters second to none.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRLWEEKLT Il
EDGAR SNOWDEN

MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 2. l3,,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

settled, but with 8 b.:.s- Ia. = -.
Moncy :. Gold lll= F.5-. o.. -.
changed Watz: T.ic: ST. :. .-.-...- .
changed.
BALTIMORE, April @.-ti-g.T.. -: .a.---
-; FiTginls., con=o.iost-!. -. -. =. So. =
Cotton quiet snd 3cn .2i.;;.."E I!:...=
strong and qule: Eo"s.i s.-ca. So :, &C.
Super z5s4G .; g. Ez.:n9 5y,>. !. r..
25.SS, City Mills SUPP - -; h.
6 5g-,.. -; do. RI b.,.4: "a; ., -.
iiy 80. Whea! Glcra .c:.Tr s::-,..' =. -.-.
No Z Western white: =: l5,a... s.. q 49,.
70 :p5iag l45; Pen-a :ct i,,...y; -. IL.
rsd Prime l,Val,3; do AMI: !->,.: ,. &: BE-.
i.0.i15. Co.a-Sou:@e:. 81. ..:..aa :.
Western ;-rnla- q ;?1:i 60. :. -.
Southern white J2aj2. -" E"...-. IT,.
Western mixed spo: aEI Ap:.. -. -:
jane i33sI3s; steamer o.: -. "a: ....
sud FIRM Southern pine IA u Co. g..
.3a4j. RE steady and -:"l =. 80. .r
Seed dull s. II 2JaSlG - e., s:---5 49,. --
IL: prime; othe? gCs!as d.. -. ~ }...7
| land and Penna prime has !3.f1 =. -. -.-
Jnll sad nominal; Hio c.. GOES ...-
lGa2l;. Sugar !a-iy active ~. s....' ..
Nhi:kcy nomila.!y l U, "a o.,
PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 2.-C....a
steady; ss!e: OF 200 so ez... = ..
Western Steer: IssG, ii! - 600. :
non Ja5:. Sheep u1casag"t -:
head. Hog; dull! salei 9; -5ll 1:a-. :. -;
FORT o. ALEAANURLi -:--..-
gum un 5 E;ts: a Hi
ARRIVE
Steamship John Gibson, s." -.
Reed.
To-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

The Washia1.on Repu5lican Of this moro'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

Its weli-k1o11 fast that Gov. Hampton
!; very much prepossassed 10 fa7orof President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

NJ OTlCE-Iho annual meeting Of tho stock
~ holte7a Of the ALEXANDRIA MARINE
RAILWAY and SHIP BUILDING CO. will
he held at The Commercial Exchange Building
Oh IT, rs DAY, April2, l3771, Il. 10! clock g. m.
nh 29-lt WI Il. BACON SECRETARY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-02

\ correspondent Of the New York Herald
says