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TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
OC0NGREssIONAL. 2
The Senate and the Southern
Elections.
-. :. =. - - >.
Blaine, Thurman and Lamar Tackle
the Subject at Length. 81 I
TlisI.aiIroad Question in congreas-Pool
ing Arrangements Prohibited-EquaI.
izing OF Freights Provided For.
lINI- IGII u : wv .
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. II.

BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS. EEn I Z
Mr.. Window reported the fertilization
appropriation bill and gave notice thaH he
would call II up tomorrow.
.tsAfG Blame reported house bill'to cor.
rect errors in the enrolment OF the sun
dry civil appropriation bill in regard 10
the Hot Springs.
Mr.. Beck introduced alBili for the re.
peal OF that section OF the revised statutes
|adtiehiprohibits appointment to the army
of any person who served under the
Confederate Government Laid on the
table for the present, ,ss,
Mr.. Ferryltinhodueed q bill to fix the
salary OF persons in railroad mail service.
Referred.
Mr.. Merriman submitted resolution
calling upon the Secretary OF War for q
statement as tothe arms and equipments
issued forsuse by Officers, Of the Treasury
and InteriorDe Department and Department
OF Justice, where such arms are now and
whether any OF them have been sold.
Agreed to,
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Cfncinnntf.

CINCINNATI, December II. = Cotton-Dull
at SIC Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet; red and white SSa95c. Corn-Eair
seller last half December; $50 seller January.
Qats--Not quoted. Rye--Good demand ut
full prices; at &c, Barley-In fair demand
fol, better qualities; No. 2 spring 81 90, Pork
Dull; s. 90 asked. Iard-Gool demand !:
steam IS 52a5 IS. Bulk Meats-Q Quiet at 81 G5a
T0aS SIX. Bacon -Qniet at SaII.a4zc.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Linseed OH
Quiet at Goalic. Whisky-Actiye, firm and
higher at 81 04. slN.Yi sGd 2
HOGS Good demand common 80 20a2 80;
light g 65a2 20; packing s. GOa2 70, bntckl
ems y 75a2 80. Receipts 1929 shipments
$500, ,a.r.4lf So n ,.tl.ll i,.,.'iss.
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A Hatch Of Bull-lorers indicted.

New ORLEANS, December 1l-Ernest
Mosan, DR.. J. H. scruggs, Jackson Baird,
James G. johnson, WIN. R. Hartsey, J. b.
Raehal and Washington Cockfleld, all Of
Nachitoches Parish, charged In the ailida.
VT OF ]. Il. Hornsby with conspiracy TO
prevent the aiilant, by force, intimidation
and threats OF bodily harm and injury,
from giving his support and adyo.
cacy in legal manner towards and
in favor OF the election oil ]. Madison
Wells for Congress at the October election,
appeared before Commissioner Lane to.
day and gave bail In the sum Of 5000
each for their appearance before the U. s.
Circuit Court. g.t...
DR.. Scruggs talked very freely about the
matter, and says the whole difficulty
amounted TO nothing than that Horns.
by, who makes affidavit, was told that he
must either stop making inhammatory
speeches TO the colored people or leave The
parish. - Y0.i.5,,
] For Additional TSl,1ruDh !See Fourth Paas
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II, Pm1ADElraA DECEMBER %sni 1JIIFloSr-9uiet @ let
December 81 05a1 o5H; white 81 O8al 10,
Corn-stcady; yellow44 1Ifa45c; mixed Decein-
ber 44I<a449lc. 0ats-Steady; white western
SOaS2; western mixed 2sa20c Rye-Western
5ia65c. Mes Pork-$s 25as 75; hams, smoked,
7IfasJ1c; picked 8I<a7 I.c; green &C. Lard
Steady; prime steam &c, Butter Outlet; (;
New York State and Rrad(ord county, Pa, ex-
ira 2la23c; Western Reserve lGalsc. Eggs-
Dull western 2Ga2Tc. Cheese-Dhll al 7as Nc.
Petroleum Refined SIC; crude IIc. Whisky
Steady: western 81 90.
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Cl.ieaEo.

CHICAGO December 1l.-Flour-Dnll and
rnShanssd. Whe1tmFairly 1 active and shade
Chicago spring sl5saSl4o cash; s2i.as2II4c
January; S3Ac February; No. 8, GGa8S Nc; /;
rejected sc. Corn-Unsettled but generally
higher at S0s4c cash; Bic January; 5lKc Feb
ruary; rejected 3lNc. oats-steady and firm
at 15Aai0Kc cash; 19jsa90c January. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Easier at
95a96C. Pork-Unsettled and lower; closed
stronger at 90 90 cash; 81 CO IEa7 IS January;
81 7215a7 IS February. Lard-Steady and In
fair demand, closing iirmer at 9 SO cash; $552H
Meats-Unchangcd Whisky-$lOS. p
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BALTIMORE, December II. = Flour More
doing but not q,iotably higher. Wheat=-No.
? Pennsylvania rcd 3 %; No. 2 wester, ost win
January mar Il 81; I February SS western ra St quiet
and firm for options; western mixed spot,
old, unchanged; new, spot and December, 45c;
January 45Hc; steamer 39Ic. oats-Firm;
no stock; Pennsylvania unchanged; western
white 3lo; do mixed 2Sa30c. Rye-Quiet and
nominal at 55a5sc. Hay-Dpll and unchang.
ed Provisions = Quiet and nominally steady.
Butter Receipts less liberal but market stea.
dy; choice western packed and rolls uncbang.
cd. Petroleum-Dnll aud nominal; crude
71<c; refined SIC. Coiiee-..Flat and nominal;
Rio cargoes 1lai6Hc. Whisky-Q Quiet and
unchanged. 7fHf ~ auiH
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ua- n.le.n.

NEW ORLEANS, December 11.-Cofiee- Dull;
Rio cargoeS, ordinary to prime, il9tal69<c,
gold. Sugar-Dull; inferior To good common
4ka6aEc, common to good common 4jEa6IIc;
yellow clarified 8IIa75Ec. MolaSes- Good de-
mand but at lower rates common 2ln23c;
fair 2ia25c; centrifugal l9a9Gc. Riee--Quiet
and 1rn; Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 6lSa
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ruE M1L1TARY AcApEMY.

Mr.. Window, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported with amend
ments the House Bill making appropria.
tions for thesupport OF the Military .Acad.
emy. Placed'o the calendar. 81
The Vice President announced rs the
committee on the part OF the Senate to at
tend the next annual examination Of ca.
diets Of the United States Military Acad.
emy, at West Point, Messrs. Window and
Whyte!ulir nut .fNiiaFl" f1''H"A
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EnlAna

ToLEDo, December il.-wheat-steady; No.
1 white Michigan held at Csc; No. Q do $50
amber Michigan spot and December 9S I<c
asked; January 0lIfc asked; sales February
at 96Ic; No. 2 red winter spot and Decem-
Der 93 ISc asked; Sales January ~ Nc; No 3 red
SSc; western amber 0l Nc. Corn-Quiet; No.
2, 81 Nc asked, 3SNc offered; new 32l<c asked;
32c bid sales No. 2wllite at 3iNc. oats-Dnll
and unchanged.
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caurht ln . peelIninr MARKET.

CnIcAGo, December ll,-Moses Bloom,
anOrerator in the provision trade, failed
On the Board OF Trade this morning on
account ni the heavy decline OF The mar
ka recently. His debts are supposed 20
be about $4,000. tits supposed he VIII
eventually settle, -tlj't.lr. q,
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pLA1NE's REsoLurloN OF INQUIRY.

On motion OF Mr.. Hamlin the Senate
proceeded to the consideration OF the reso-
luton submitted by Mr.. Blaine in regard to
the inquiry as to whether at the recent
elections the constitutional rights OF Amer.
lean citizens l'were violated. Mr. Blaine
then addressed the Senate. (His remarks
areprinted on the third, page Of to:day's
naper
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PrrsBuGGH, December lI.-PErAoLEuM -
Dull: crude 81 lSH ut Parkersi refined S3<o
for Philadelphia delivery. 4,,1
LsxDoS, December li.-PErRoLEUN --Spir-
It's 7Isal0c; refined 9Ila9jfc. ~
AxTwERr, December il.-Petroleum 22jk.
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Mr.. Lamar-Mr. President, when these
resolutions arc printed and ready for ac-
ton shall hay0 something 10 aay on the
question Of their adoption. Before the
question passes of now wish to make
one or two remarks on single point sub
mitted by tho Senator from Maine. Sir,
1t Is not surprising thing, nor Is It an
unnatural one, that the distinguished SEN
ator should feel and manifest q deep
interest IN affairs in the South.
The people OF that section have. but
recently undergone q vast change,
social and political, and 1t is reasonable, 1t
Is eminently fitting and proper that one
who occupies so conspicuous position at
tho present timo and who, perhaps, will
occupy o still more distinguished position
in future, should scrutinize with anxious
solicitude tho progress OF that people to
reconstruction and to their eadjustment
10 the healthy and normal condition oil
our national life. Sir, had the Senator
come forward with some well devised
scheme OF public education to I'll this new.
lily enfranchised race who have had
without culture and without even trained
intelligence OF practical experience, TO OK.
ercise their great duties Us FREQ men and
4 citizens and participants In the SOW
ereignity Of the commonwealth, every
one would have recognized the propriety
and patriotism Of such movement, for
llO would have given that people what
they most need, and which would
protect them from every evil which
he now AYERS they labor under. There
are other evils In that country which
might call forth lofty and enlarged meas
pres OF the patriotic American citizen, but
I must confess 10 regret that q statesman
so distinguished, III looking on this 70
gently lislocated member OF this greaI
American empire, instead Of regarding l
anxiously for those great interests that al
feet this great countryn through the loni
track Of coming years, should have
concentrated his whole gaze upon ii
simple attitude Of party relationship, that
nothing should have struck tho gentle
man except that particular partisan tea
ture which affects the ascendeney Of hi
political party, or other organizations tha
are unknoyI TO the Constitution, and out
side Of the laws OF this land. Bits tn
gentlemen's 'ronarks were directed ex
ciusively TO these parties, and with no in
J tent, whatever, 10 utter bitter retort,
feel a regret that one OF such iesolnt
: purpose, OF such tenacious and such DARN
: ambition, and such great abilities, shoul
hSvD 20 IGrfowed bis mind as ITO give :
party what was meant for mankind" Ru
what Is the point at last Of the gentll
mans argument this morning? TITS n
: markable that there were some omission
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TaE advlces from England continue 10
Indicate serious monetary troubles there,
al the signs showing that the, heavy losses
resulting from the long depression in com
mereial and manufacturing interests, ex-
tending through many years, are now
telling seriously upon the energies Of the
nation, and that England Is about realizing
some such experiences as have been felt
ou this side the Atlantic sincelthe tfinah-
rial crash Of 1873, ..,..,.... ..r
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PrrnprRou, December ll.--James Rem
shaw, aged Is years, accidentally shot
,hlHlselithis morning while handling Q re-
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Western Ifuiou ProiIt and Dividend.

NEw YoRK, December 1.-THE profits
oIthewesten Union Telegraph Company
tSr The quarter ending December 3lst, &C.
tgAl and estimated are Sl,0l4, ,795, and 0
dividend OF a per cent Is declared from
Tue net earnings, payable January 10th.
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AeIieo Awaits Her American Visitors
CRY Op MExlco, December 1.-THE
5HSMerican visitors were expected at Vera
Gfal on the Sth, and a reception committee
Was 0rganIzetl, -tAs !
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Financial and Commercial.
aBYsTRLRGRAPH.i


7 *, =, !.
new YORK, December 1l.-MoNEY--MafIet
~ S cdrt pr cent Ss PsRsf
bnrsed $4,000. Custom receipts $965, ,00o.'
Clearings 81 900 600. Sterling Exchange, bank
en-, bills steady at 4.s21[; sight exchange on
New York i.sI4.
,GoLp-Qnietat l00N. Carrying rates Ha2
per cent borrowing rates Hat U i5f;
GoyIRSMEsTs-Dnll. .f..
United States O. Of 1885, coupons
fiIe-THonties tisGs
Sss r,sa
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Ghe Gnteliaettrtr-
oaiee. Nos, % and ~ Fourteenth street

Tur speech Of Senator Blaine on The re-
.snt elections at the South, which has been
an tbe tapis for several days, was at last
,,ISliyered Yesterday In the United States
Senate, and will be found on our third
Uaee this morning, On this, page win be
found Senator Thurlnan's reply to Mr.;
blaine. ~, ~.E5,.nt z iii''i.-
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,IlAhhGo S' D"ANh4, tf
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared % make careful and eoinplets
analyses Of Iron Ores Hnestones, Mineral
Waters, etc. ..t.-
IGBoRAToRY, Coz. 2iTH AND CHAPLtRr sIa.,
ialS WHEELING, w ,AY,
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THE PENSION BILL.

The House Pension Appropriation Bill
was reported, referred and made the
special order for tomorrow.
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NSstsEhtHs
The eSpeakcr announced the regular order
to be the bill reported last year from the
Committee on Commerce TO regulate Inter.
State commerce and prevent dlsOrinina-
ton by common carriers,
The bill makes It unlawful for any per.
son orpersonse engaged In tho transportation
Of property by railroad from one State To
another, or to or from any foreign country,
to receive any greater or less amount OF
compensation from one person than an.
other for like and contenporaneous scr
vice. II also makes 1t unlawful for persons
so engaged TO allow any rebate or draw
back on the shipments made by them or
enter into combination with another car
rier to prevent the carriage OF property
from being continuous, and prohibits the
pooling Of ffreights.
Mr.. Regan explained the provisions OF
the bill, and advocated its passage.
Mr.. Potter spoke In opposition, and said
that there could not be any gain to the
country by Congress attempting to regulate
such things, as there was too much Of Con,
gross now, and the moro thore was OF it,
tho worse off in the long run the people
would be. i9t
Mr.. Townsend, OF Ill, advocated the
tbill. He referred TO the pooling arrange
ments recently made by the Pennsylva'
MIA, Baltimore & Ohio, Erie and New
York Central Railroads, by which he said
the cost OF transportation OF wheat from
st. Louis TO New York, was increased BY
eight or nine cents o bushel. The farmer
OF tho West who had anticipated higher
prices for their wheat had been injured by
this combination. He maintained thai
the bill was as much in the interest o
those living at terminal points, as thos,
living at intermediate points. EVER
western producer was interested in Inv
ing the strong hand Of the National Gov
ernment stretched out to prevent rail
road manopolies from levying taxes OF
producers.
Mr.. Phillips Kansas said he was In "a
vor Of some parts Of the bill, but tha
there were some provisions In II that h
could not support. II the railroad CON
panies were forbidden 10 carry one hun
dred car leads OF freight at q reductio
from ordinary rates Of freight, q grea
trade in western products could not he cal
Tried on, and the market would be d.
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Of very significant character, andit was d.
rected simply to the suppression Of the
expression Of the votes Of a particular
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FOr Additional Ttlgmph Sc Fourth Page
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Sir, the Senator is fishing In troubled
waterson this subject, and when you come
to compare questions OF this kind you will
find tint changes OF q more radical and
fundamental nature will he necessary TO
adjust representation to numbers in this
country, l will not now proceed, sir, any
further in my course OF remarks; at an.
other time when these questions come up
TO be discussed | shall participate in the
discussion.
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C.,r for n National Convention of all
Whe are willing to Accept Jesus
christ as the PrOmished Messiah.

Cali for National Convention OF al
whe are willing TO Accept Jesus
christ as the PrOmlshed Messiah.
The following call appears in the New York
Herald ~
"A call for National Convention OF all Islae'
lites who are willing TO accept Jesus Cnl'ss %
the nromised Messiah of the world, with all who
scceot of him during the past ages OF their tore
fathers. AID retained their indemnity OF belong.
ing to the stock Of Israel by name or other"lse,
is hereby called. God says in Cen XIX H..
The scepter shall not depart from judah, nor
q law-2iver from between his fest, until Shlloh
como; and unto him shall the gathering OF me
people be-" The sCcpter and the lsw-2iVer de'
parted from Judah about one thousand e'gns
hundred ana seventy.eieht years ago. mere,
fora Shiloh has come, land we knew MIN not.
The object Of this convention shsli o..
First 10 iorm Al alliance Of all tho convert
al .Jews and of Israel throughout tho world,
md to appoint n set tme TO confess the SIN OF tne
nation in rejecting Jesus Christ the Son OF Zoo
prd cruelty wing him, thereby bringing the wrath
e Gnd upon Inc nation. Therefore God hath
gaia tho nation shall be dispersed throughout
tho world til the iullness Of the Gentites ls
come. Ged has promised that five confess
our sins, he ia faithful and Just 10 forgive us our
sins, and 10 cleanse Us from all nnIighteous'
ness. o.
'Secord: To form basis for National hx-
istence, upon tho New Testament scriptures D.
the:ststute and law of the Nation.
"Tnird: To i'm plore the powers Of the Wor! q
TO rostoss Palestine to the people of God for
this is the day Of grace. The conflict IN the
East indicates that The day Ct tho Lord ID al
hand.
correspondence hy every oneis solicited, liz
ing an early day and place to hold the ConVen-
ton.
"All papers Of the world s1o requested TO pub
lieh this notice. Address
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Columbus. Ohio.
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FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant. new snd substantial ), sKw y
iron steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE isSzSSsss
leaves the compsny's wharf, Washington. EY-
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at throo O. clock p. NJ, and Alexsndris AT
$50 p. M; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at O. o'clock D. m. This line connects at Nor
folk with the ships of the Merchants aad Iii.
ners Transportation Company for Boston and
route to those cities and their connections
throughout Now England. Faroto Norfolk 81
round trip So Tickets good until used.
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FOR TIE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

/
The new and eommodious iron O. e;GSzsS p
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, lysslEsG
built especially for this route leaves tho com
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, q.
O'Clock a. m, and AieTandII II :, a. 7:"O a. m;
THURSDAY and SUNDAY. al 6 o'clock p. H.
This company makes close connections 1T Al
exsndris with the w. c., Y. NJ. & &. 5. L. L.
Go. and with the w. s. O. r. 4. Co. Freight
received for all points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply TO
+. A. REED, Agent
janney's wharf,
or at The Office Of the company, under the Ma.
tional Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
NH 10 SAMUEL BACON, President.
>sees CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
PiHlLaDELPHIA, Providence AND
Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES,
DA6Aand leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAY, al II o'clock n. from Pier No. n
Wharves.
This line &C nnects at Ale1andria with the O.,
A. & 4. and w. {, o. K. Rs, snd at Philsdel.
phia with the new and popular Iron 1,ine,' for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptnsss and care,
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage il Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fve hours. Through rates and through
bills Of lading given. Insurance guaranteed at
less tEsn usual rates.
Agents:
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WIN. 2. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. F. HYDE, Geor getown, D. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
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1879 GREAT lS1!
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST s SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
November II, 1877.
Trains leave Washington from depot of BAL
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner of Sixth and B st1 Sets, as follows:
For Phils. New York and the East $50 p. M
and 1.40 8. N. daily, with Palace Cars. Linn
it'd Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars e.2ia
m. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdelphis
and New York l.S0 pm. daily, except Sun.
day; for Philadelphia SIS p. m. daily.
For Pitsburg and the West 10. 10 q. m. dsily with
Parlor Cars to Pittsbu-g; 7.40 p. N. dsi,v
with Palace Car to Chicago.
For Canandaigua and the North, 7.4U n
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Car to
Watkins For Watkins, 1910 a. m. daily,
~ LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria 6, 7, 8, $40, 10 and II SIR, and
!, 8, 40, S, 600 and pm. On Sunday F.lO
q. M, and l and I p. m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Is, 7,
$40, go, 10 and II g. La, l, 8, 4.2O, 5, & and
9. m.
| THR0UGR TEAM FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quantico and Richmond, will leave Ale1an.
dria at 8. 10 a. m. daily, and 100 p. 10. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured 8,
| principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast L. p. FARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON
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come forward st onco and pay TO the secretary
one dollar pr share on each share of stock TAX
en-, being tho first monthly instslulent. Any
othcrs who feel an interest in the enterprise and
who have not tab en- stock arc requested to give
us their assistance. Our friends in the neigh Dor
ing counties are especially invited TO take stock
in the association. The shares hsvo been tixod
at five dollars each, payable in instalmonls Of
one dollar pcr month.
fab d-2m j r EECkHAM Sacrntsry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-20
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

This company offers unrivalled facilities for
the transportation of fraight and passengers,
and will run thoir stesmors regularly rs follows;