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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
st. Paul Railroad Time Tables.
f1rst Division st. p. & r., Il. r. g. NJ, & st.
Pep. Railroad Lines

CSs ~ y IL IL ~ IL, q St.
P.&P. Railroad Lines
:, For breckenridge, Glyndon, Fishers Landing and
st. Vincent. .AA
MAIN IrsE-wEsT AND NORTH.
Leave. Arrive,
1inneapons.:.. $40 ?. N. fishers IL ieSnm
breckenridge. b:15 m st. Vincent GIL m
EAST AND SOUTH
st Vincent. 800 m Breckenridge10 ZIG o m
Fishers Land'g.. 2A0 m Minneapolis 10 :O1 10
breckenridge. 10 :35 m st Paul. 10 :35 m
Branch Line for st Cloud, Sank Centre, Alex.
andria and Bismarck.
St Paul. go n st Cloud ..12:1o p N
Mlnaeapohs. 7:t2 m Alexandria. s:35 m
Alexandria. 800. $3.50 o m Minneapolis 6:26 D M
st Cloud. $3.50 p m st Paul. 49,. GAO M
St Paul and Minneapolis Trains.
Leave. Lsaye.
Ct 3aM. 1900 r. NJ Minneapolis 20 m
st. Paul. .. 8 :s5 ,. N. Mtnneapolis1O oil In
81 fau ....... 1890 m. MinneapolslO :35 IN
o. o. 9aui 5:OO p. m. Minneapolis 200 pm
o. Eau. $500. $500 p. m. Minneapolis 4:30 o M
81 raul. $50 p. m. Minneapolis 6.45 pm
Arrive. Arrive.
Minneapolis. .1o:1s a. m. St Paul. 1875 am
F. n St. Fsa a IS D.
minneapolis 40 p. m. st. Paul. :. 500 p. "a.
minneapolis. 6.26 p. n. st. Paul 7:15 .. m
Elk River Accommodation.
Leave Elk River. 600 NJ Arrive st. Paul JOSIAH
st. Paul. 3.30P N Elk River. 705Px
MAIN line trains run through to St Vincent
change-Palace sleeping coach attached.
J. r. FARLEY, Gen ] Manager and Receiver.
W.S. ALEXANDER, General Passenger Agent.
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MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range of the
markets during the day were received by
M 0 R T 0 N, M O OR E e. Co..
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chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul Railway,
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner Third and
jackson streets. Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents,
st. Paul.
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Foreign Money Market.

PARIS, March %.
RENTES-113f 75c.
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Minneapolis Raslroad Tine Teols.

MNHNeuF0ESS dustTOdH Yt9see ItsOEs.
Minneapolis s. St. Louis Railway---Skor
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains with Pullman
palace car seepers to st. Louis without change 2s
saies shorter than any other route.
lie. daily, Lar. Daily.
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TRAINS

River Division
Through Chicago & East
ern Express. ......
Through Chicago l. East.
ern Express.
Iowa and Minnesota Div. !.
Prairie du Chen, AIilwau-
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis l. Kansas City Ex
do do do
Owatonna Passenger. 49,.
ST. PaD1 ap6 A1;DDoo~o1;o
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GEO. L. & CHAS. E. OTIS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Paul, MINI.
1alch 244w-1nou
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<As Oooe
las PM 1:15 pm
LIE. da!1y,lAr Da1y
Ex.Sund'yIEx sund'y
| 7:Oa al 6:25 pm
| 700 q nj s 10pm
500 pm 1870 a n
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08

Great Jupltcr! / could stand 1t no long
or. I rushed to tho window. l could
scarcely believe tho evidence of my sens-
es. There, seated on the fence, IN 'he
bright moonlight, was Samuel, sHarse'S
attired in his night gown and one OF my
PLUG hats. He had been awakened ana
had como forth to participate. In one
hand he held az extempore instrument
he had devised out of a comb and paper,
while in the other he tlourished long
stick with the greatest enthusiasm. MY
appearance at the window was greeted
by three consumptive cheers, proposed by
the idiotic youth. During the cheering
observed that a three hundred pound
lump of Dutch humanity gave upon his
instrument u very effecting imitation OF
Jackass bcaying.
What else could do, my dear sir, but
conceal the look Of intense anguish that
had found resting place upon my couh-
tenance, go down stairs, invite .he scre
nading fiends in, and give them what they
ca.ne after, !. C. refreshments Alter
helping themselves freely to watcry cider
and Goughnuts, dough nut without sun
dry misgivings on MY part that Mrs
Wrytout would not take kindly to theil
disappearance, Q dough nut know who
| would) they left me. AS listened to the
! sounds of their footsteps growing 1a'h'
| in the distance, stood, weary anu dls
! gusted with life at my windough, nu'
! caring whether I liv-dough nut.
Yours sorrowfullT,
| SMOKER WRYTOUT, ESQ
P. 81 need not tell you, sir, that be
fore retired to rest introduced Samm.
to the tough side of a shinGlc. >. "
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

ST. FRANCISvILLE, La, March lst, ~.
The Public School Board of the Parish
of West Feliciana met in the Court House
this day, and the following members an
swcrcd to their names: Jas. z. Bowman,
President; T. V. D. Hagaman, Duncan
Stewart, John LeSassier, JAS II. Steph-
ems, Calvin Goodman and w. W. Mathews
Minutes of previous meeting cad and
adopted.
Resolred. That the Attorney of the Board
be instructed to negotiate with Il. L.
Weber, Esq, and he is authorized to ac'
cept the proposition contained III his
letter of February 10th, 1879; provided
the property named includes all the tow
property formerly owned by SAID Weber
who is to pay all costs for transfer an'
all taxes. and surrender the property an
eNcum6crct7.
Rcsolre0, That the Committee on Teacl
ers are instructed to revoke the commits
> sion of Susan A. Wells, appointed to tcac
the colored school in the 7th ward.
Res27red, That Duncan Stewart be az
pointed % committee Of one to eNamlll
Marshal Nay, and assign him to the Lar
rel Iii,l school, should the examination
said Nay warrant the committee i'll
doing.
Eesolrea, That smoking in the scho'
J, room, during school hours, by teachers
c pupils, is prohibited and forbidden,
C all schools under the jurisdiction OF tt
School Board.
Reso7rca, That that visiting trurtees
II all the schools be and they are reQuest'
;, to investiga all cases of lnsubordlnatl'
C and act accordingly.
f. Reso1red, That the action of the Pres
t. dent, in establishing a colored school
ii the Powell place, be and the same is a
Of proved by the Board.
I'd Reso1red, That the Board, having co
ut tractcd with teachers for the prcse
v, year, deem it inexpediert to change
le salaries, but hope to be able to grade S
lg aries next year in accordance with
qualifications of teachers.
he On motion, tho Board adjourned
n die. JAS. ?. BOWMAN
nc C.rvrx Goon,1AN. Preside
o1- Secretary.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08

~ was once walking a.shoTt distance
behind handsomely dressed young lady,
and thinking, as looked at her clothes,
T wonder if she takes as mu ch pains
with her heart as she does with her bodyE,
A poor old man was coming up the walk
with loaded wheelbarTow, and just be-
fore he reached us he made two attempts
to 60 into the yard of Il small house but
the gate was heavy and would SWING
back before he could get through. Watt
said the young girl, springing forward,
srll hold the gate OPEN And she held
the gate open till he passed ln' ana re-
ccivcd his thanks with pleasant smlle
| as she went on. 'She deserves gooo
clothcs,' thought, 'for a beautiful spirit
dwells in her heart
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08

NARROW ESCAPE. Old MIR. fuddie'
fell down in puddle, just as runaway
horse and shay came dashing and SPLASH
ing, and tearing that way; in helpless
pligh he roared with fright; the horse
came quick, all gallop and kick, when
the old man raised his great oak stick
the horse then SHE'D II little aside, for
sticks were no friends to his well-fcd
hide. Within Il foot of Fuddle's toes,
within an inch of his ruby nose, the
wheel comes whizzing, and on 1T goes
Tn rises Fuddlc from out OF the Puo~
die. and stands on the road with a stas"
| rcring stride, then wheeling away lro.i
the scene of the fray, he hourished his
| stick with a hcros pride
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08

THE LENGTH OF DAYs.-At Aonooh>
England, and Bremen, russia, the Ion
gcst day has 16l hours
At Hamburg, Germany, and Dantzicr
Prussia, the longest day has II hours'
and the shortest hours.
At st. Petersburg, in Russia, ana
Tobolslz, Siberia, the longest day has ~
hours, and the shortest hours.
At Tornca, in Finland, the longest
day has 81! hours, and tho shortest -.
At Wardhurst, Norway, the longes'
day lasts from the 21st of May to the y
| of July, without interruption; anu al
Spitzbergen the longest day is 81 months
At New Pord the longest day, June
10Th, has IA hours and So minutes as
Montreal, 154 hours.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08
EXPRESSION OF FRIENDSHIP.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL

Oh! for friend, a bosom friend;
With Il heart that's al'cays true;
Untarnished by the worlds bright glare,
Such friends, alas! are few.
When mur'ring brcezes whisper low,
And the cold winds are still,
No lack of those who homage pay,
To he my friends at will.
When tn sunshine smiles with genial rays
And dwells in the heart y charm,
A friend indeed, whose heart love-
Thine own-and keeps it warm. 3 RS
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08

rT'Supposo," said lawyer to wit
ness he was trying to badger recently,
"supposc I should tell you that l could
bring a dozen men Of your town to this
court-room who would say they would not
believe you on oath, what would yo"
saw ?, And calmly tho witness maao
reply: "I would say you lied" gen
tic smile diffuscd itself all over the co"'',
room. and the unrufled witness stepped
down.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08

ryeNeyer refer to Il gift you have made
or a favor you have rendered.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08
BRO GARDNER's LIME-KnN CLUB

oGem'lep, a Gurus anecdote happened
aft dc cabin of dc Hon. LycurSus Stahd-
off las, night" said Brother Gardiner as
the janitor lighted a. fresh lamp. 10
brudder am not heal,, ewip to resuns 10 oe
menshuned little furder on, an 90 case
am one to which do attenshun OF de clup
has been called by several white men, an
an invcsti gashun demanded. De facts
in de anecdote seem to unwind as 1ol-
loAs: Dc Hon. standotf was about to
retire fur dc night. De ole woman had
already sought de downy couch OF sweet
repose de chilTn were dreamin' OF ap-
lc-blossoms an do cat an dog had drop
ned down bellin' do stovein blissful har-
mony. Oar was q hot tiah IN de stove.
Dc Hon. Stanolf fingered behin' to lnJoy
dc refreshment, an he had JUST teaheo
| ober to spit udder dc front doahs "hen
sunthin' happened. De top OF dat s'o'e
! riz I'D. So did de ole tea-klttle, hoe
brick, and more or less tiah. DE Hon.
Standotf also riz up an got out doahs an
yelled murder, at de top of his voice.
It was riz up time aroun' dat house, an
folks say dat family was de widest LOOK
ing lot o. niggers eber seen IN Detfol''
Now, den, what caused dat 'sploshuh
1t wasn't gass. 1t wasn't low water III
do bilcr. White men say dat 1t was
caused by powder in & stick of wood wna'
| didn't belong to de Hon. Standoft' WHO
now lies in bed wild blisters all ober nm.
Was it powder9 Was dat powder III a
stick of wood Did de brudder lncorpo-
naybur? Let dc members speak.
| Samuel SHIN was first to break the ST.
lence. Rising to his feet with a blush OF
philosophy covering his face, he SAID:
"Bekase dar was u 'splosion in de stove
it doan' foller dat dar was powder III oe
} wood Suppose one of dc chllen hao
dropped Il bottle Of hoss-mediclne IN "e
, tiah befo' goin' to bed. I've known dat
l very thing to happen in my own house,
= whar's de man who says stole wood r.
S ssLf war to be axcd for my opinion on
l dis subiect,'' remarked Waydown beoee'
us be took the floor, "Ishould say dat dar
il mourht have been powder in dc Wooo.
!. What of its If de Hon. StandoH had a
; mind to, couldn't he put powder IN his
IS own wood? Dars no law to pre'eh'
l, him. De white folks hain't de only tolk'
n who kin put on style an plug deii stove
IT, wood wild powder
'd 81 see how all dis Happened" sal
n Blackberry Williams, as Bebee sat down
s.l'ur instance. De Hon. Stanhof o"
IL wood He sees dat woodplle grown
Is smallcr-lncloin' away like he had 81
ch stoves goin' stead of one. He plugs
stick wild pow Ter. He forg.ts which
'p- de stick. It finds its way into his o"
ne stove, an whar' am dat stove to DAY
u None of the other members seemed II
OF clined to tackle the subject, and Broth'
81 Gardner said
"De Hon. Standoff am hereby acqWtte
'ol of de charge of takin' tiahwood beionSl
or to somebody else, but dc Char feels
IN his dooty to warn de brudder to be q II
5he tie more keerf1l in de future. ."-Defro
Free Press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08

-YeAu Iowa man writes to q Mormon
lady in Salt Lake, as follows:
How do YOU norman wimin Get along
these hard times, l read in the papers
that You have held q meeting to stand
up for your Rights and moral caricter IL
a man has Two or three wives do they
all agree we'll arc the mormans GOOD U"
the poor and help them do they nave
Schools and teach their Children 10 hean
is their meny unmarried wimih III Gt'T
how meny wives canaman nave IL
shon,d come out thare I would like to
Keep School am a Bachelor never was
married Could find two or three wives
do You know of emmy that l could get II
Won do viii YOU write and let me know
and tell me what their names are.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08

missouri seems to nave los! noa'''S
by State officials dcfault'ns' lnro"sn
investigation it seems tho money was was
lost in Gambling saloons. Tho Legisla-
+ure proposes to make it penal for her
r,blic officials to gamble. That may do
ift hcy restrict the drinks, aud can ad-
vance merit instead OF partizans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-08
(TriHcn for the Ecliciana Sentinet)
THE LOST CHILD.
BY W. d. Il.

She was child Of exceeding beauty,
Six years old, with smile on her face,
Which caused every one to cohsioei ~
their duty
To idoIiZc that child for her grace.
Her nurse, while seated upon green,
| Fell slumbering meath q hawthorn tree,
| The child became restless there to remain
| While beautiful sights beyond she could
Nature directed her evening chase
70 the butterflies fitting from glade to
glade;
One seemed more glorious, by lar: thah
the rest,
Which drew the attention Of tho little
maid.
| Unconscious of danger, she pursued III dc-
light,
Without father, mother, brother, or
friend,
Reioiced as she was, at every sight
In a forrest. alas! her way did wend'
Three hours or more she kept up the chase,
|
s happ'd;
Contentcd asbefore in the sclf-same pace
In the arms of Morpheus still cNseiS
wrappd.
Close where she slept q family dWelt,
THOUGH neighbors will not call them !;
Nor did that nurse, when she suddenly lel
The bayonets of q squadron OF snai
men.
oo She quickly raised d tremendous alarm
,oo Not because she had missed the JeWt
,OO of her care;
MO- But because those hornets had peppSie
100 her arm,
,oo ,oo r,cc and neck. "Ohw she exclaimed
,oo ssof them beware"
200 Wailing and gnashing, homeward 81
ooo @ bound
ooo Till the frightful truth presented itsei
scrhe child!' she exclaimed, "pve lett
behind
700 o, what shall dos will kill myself
ooo She paused as though she would return
o00 Rut atlas. those hornetts she dared Il
ooo face;
wv The poor girls heart began to burn;
,oo "Oh! what would give that child
embrace
Quickly to her mistress she went,
The sad tale before her to unfold.
AS though the last thing on earth v
spent,
The mistress savaited-motionless cold
La But soon she Quoted her emotion,
And summoned tho neighbors from al
The whole community was in commot
To seek that child, their only care.
'aw- Now the search for the child had begl
nan Orion was sloping gently to the ives
Lights were obtained-all were III a
,n TO secure that child was the hope l
scsSed.
Then neighbors, kindred, enemies {
trends,
ASSISTING in search of this ang
I beauty.
Over mountains and breaks this ono
ccndS,
plish their duty.
This was kept up till about tho nj
IN When none of the searchers did exI
81 it, ,.,, -,
A1H Behold she was spied meath " sn
sbo raised her eyes and lispcd, "pa
mo toulu'nt tech it."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-22

EI ! DANGEROUS ToRpoa -Torpor or
inactl7ity Of the kidneys i; seriously dangerous
- those organs, since i. is tie precedent Of dis.
eises whic, destroy their substance and endsr-
ger life. This slug9ishhe]s msy be overcome
By stimulating them, not excessively, but mod
srately, an effect produced by Rostette1's Stom.
scn Bitters, general invigorant and Alternative,
possessing diuretic properties Of no common or
der. The I'm pctls which this admirable medl-
cioo gives to their evncustive function counter.
acts any tendency to congestion which may
exist in their tissues Both they and their asso.
cate organ, the bladder, are invigorated as we'll
as gently stimulated by the Bitters which exerts
8 kindred Influence upon the stomach liver and
bowels, and by streng snng the system, en-.
sbes tito Withstand malarial epidemics, 10 which
when exposed it might otherwise succomb.
In TIE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE
no preparation has evor performed sue mar
Vicious cures, or maintained so wide reputs-
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is
recognized IS the worlds remedy for all diseases
of tho throat and lungs. Its long continued
series OF wonderful cures in all climates has
made it universally known IS q safe and reliable
agent to employ. Against ordinary colds,
which are the forerunners Of more serious dis.
orders, it acts speedily and surely, always re-.
lieVing. suffering, and oftes saving life. The
protection it affords by its timely use in the
throat and lung disorders Of children makes il
sn Invaluable remedy to be kept always on
hand in every home. No person can afford to
ee without it, and those who have once used it
never will. From their knowledge of its COM
position and effects, ply, .ans use the Cherry
Electoral extensively in their practice, and cler.
gymen recomm ond it. 1t is absolutely certain
in its remedial effects, and will always cure
where cures are possible. For sale by all deal
ers. 4 S. Leadbester g. Bro, Agents.
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AUCTION SALES.
By +. a. kerbY, Salesman.


( iOM oSlDH Err; SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE-By virtue ofs decree the Circuit
Court Of A!n%aACTI9 county, pronounced at its
NovemG,; term, 1915. in The chancery sui. OF
Crockcr. g!artiaH, vs.. Crocke,'s executors snd
other', The uaderai9nej, aa special commissioner
in said case will offer for sale by public auction.
on SATURDAY, January 18Th, 1879, at twelve
o'clock m, in front Of the Market House, on
Royal street, Alexandra. Virginia. cortsin
PART OR PARCEL OF LAND, lying in Al
Commencing on tho north side Of the Columbia
turnpike. end running thence north eight de.
grees west forty I've and q half rods; thence
north eighty three degrees east thirty tour All
half rods TO the Colrmbis schoo! house; thence
westerly along The north line OF said schoo! lot
to no northwest corner thereof; thence souther-
~ along the west line Of said school lot ten rods
or thereabou!s, to the aforesaid turnpike; thence
westerly along the said turnpike to the place OF
beginning, containing two acres OF land, to-
gether with all the sppurteIances belonging.
Terms OF Ssie: Ten per centum of the pur.
chase mo5ey IL hand, and tho residue upon
credit Of six, twelve a0d eighteen months, evil
denced by TIE bonds OF the purchaser, for tho
deferred payments. IN equal instslments boar:
ing interes. from data The title TO be retained
until the whole Of the purchase money is paid.
COURTLAND Il. SMITH,
dec l9-ts Special Commissioner.
GB- The above sale has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of February.
1879, at the same time and place. jan 18-ts
TRUSTEES' SALE.-Pursusnt to the deed
4 of trust, executed by Daniel Tyler and wife
10 GilbertS. miner. bearing dato the 9th day
of Aug, 1861 and on the record oflsnd records OF
Fairfax county. liber E, No. 4. folio l5G and at
the request of the parties securei thereby, the
undersigned will, on SATURDAY. the 18th of
January, 1879. st one O'Clock p. M, in front OF
Cats Tavern, West End, sell TO the highes!
bidder certain TRACT or LAND whereon
the said Daniel Tyler at present resides contain.
ing FIFTY SIN ACRES. This lind adjoins
the lands of Windsor, Triplett, Johnston and
Others ard is situated abou! six miles from Alex
sndria. Terms Of sBle Cash.
CHARLES POTTER.
THOMAS MOORE,
anl5 Ia Substituted Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-22
LOCAL. BREVITIES.

The New Orleans Mi1s:rels performed al
Sarepta Hall last hight to full house. The
entertainment taken as whole was very good
although il would have been improved by The
omission Of the stale and Iresome farce at The
conclusion.
The soup house acknowledges The receipt o.
Two barrels Of fur from Mr.. Lewis Mckeuzie
The many friends of Mr.. G. G. Smoot vii
be glad to learn that he has 50 far recovered
from bis late illness as to be able to be 9u
again.
A meeticg of the bondhoders Of the o. &
A. R. r. Go. was to have been held 10 Rich
mopd to day. 4 committee of bondholders
from Baltimore was to attend the meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-22
AMUSEME NTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
GAREPTA HALL,
~ Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday,
Jsnusry I'D, 23d and 18th.
THE MODERN SCIENCES
Sono Of tho --latest Inventions of the Century
the Marvellous
PHONOGRAPH
Will be one Of tho Leading Features. The
Wonderful
TELEPHONE,
With nll tho --latest improvements, and last, but
not least, the greatest of them all, the
MECROPHONE.
This wonderful little instrument by the aid Of
which arLicuates speech, music and even such
minute noise as the walking of fly or the tick
ing Of a watch, can DO distinctly heard milee
away.
Admisaion-Adults loo children 10c. Special
rates tor schools and families.
Performances from TO and 80 to 10 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-22

CITY CoUNCIL.-Thc Common Council
will hold 90 adjourned meeting to night 10 cou'
slider The proposition aud act submitted by the
committee of bondhoder5, which has already
been favoraby acted upon by the Board OF AL.
dermen. :,
The Board of Aldermen has also been called
together, and it is expected that both boards will
havo consultation with the committee ofbond'
holders in secre: session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-22

Mn. ISAAC EICnBERG informs US that be
has received kilograms from bis buyer, who l5
10 tho uorth now watching bis chances for bar
gains, and that he will open in day or two 2 500
wards Of Prints 10 remnants at 4c yard; 2 500
elegant styles ty the yard at &c; 5000 yards OF
Beaobed Cotton, yard vide, &c; 5000 yards
of superior quality at 70, worth Zoe; $500 yards
real Fisher Ticking at Is, yard. 10 remnants
q yards long aud upwards; 1900 do, yard
wide, prime article. 20,, together with large
stock of Hamburg Edging and losertlugs, all
Of which we're bought at extremely lew bgures
and will be sold cheap. Nv