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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

Mr.. Daniel Mahoney. son of Timothy Ma
honey of this city, died at his fathers house
on Friday evening. aged about 30 years. For
several years he had been in the employ of
the Maine Central Railroad, and for two
years was fireman on the engine ofthe accom-
mediation train between this city and Gardi-
ner. His disease was consumption.
c. Bealc & Co., Augusta, are Agents in
this city and vicinity for Glines' Fire, Water
and Weather-Proof Slate Paint, which is not
only durable but reasonable inp price. OF this
the Boston journal says:
'''rhe paint is recommended very strongly.
and among the many good things that is said
of it is. that it is fre-proof, waterproof, dur
able, economical and ornamental; besides j.
onc-third the cost of shingling, and is war
ranted to stopevery leak
In referring to this excellent paint the
Boston Courier of Feb. Sth. says
If there is anything which tends to encour-
age profanity on the part of a man, it is
leakv roof. These nusances have existed
ever since our ancient ancestors gave up
sleeping in the open air. and would have al
ways continued had it not been for Glines'
Slate Paint. This paint, which may be pur
chased ready for immediate use. is tire-proof.
waterproof durable and ornamental. and
costs only one-third as much as the shingles
which would be required to cover the same
space 1t has been in use now more than fif
teen wears, and those who have bought it ex-
press themselves in the warmest terms of
praise, averring that it does all the wonderful
things which are claimed for it. Such testi
mony cannot be impeached.
Messrs. Beale { Co., have this paint for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

Martin, the real estate agent who was the
victim of an assault in his own office. died to-
day. He was found nsensibe, sitting in his
office chair, With several fatal wound, on the
head. The doors were locked and his watch
and diamond ring in his possession. and no
evidence of attempted robbery. The victim
never recovered sufficiently to give any ac-
count of the mysterious affair and died with
out giving the slightest clue of the assassin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

We heartily endorse the following compli-
mentary words which Mr.. Vickery receives
from the National Tribune;
Mr. Vickery is one of the most enterpris-
ing citizens of Augusta, and unlike most
wealthy men. he invests his money in build
ing up the city and the employment of its
inhabitants If Augusta had more men like
him. rents would be lower. and many old
shanties would he replaced with new and
better looking buildings. We understand
that Mr.. Vickery intends to occupy his new
publishing house the first week in july next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

Governor Garcelon proposes to make
trip South in May
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14
Coal Operations.

IIAzELroN, April Is. 1t is learned that
movement i, on foot for the formation OF
coal combination, with every promise of sue
cess. In this connection comes a propositio
from the Lchigh operators to adopt what
known as Cox's basis of wages aud ccntrac
prices, but with a sliding scale above aud be
low of 1 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14
Stricken With PARALYSIS.
Marin3 News.

NA>HI>GToN, April -. The signal corps
station at Cape Henry reports the brig Fleet
wing, of Portland, i, now three miles off
Cape Henry, with masts entirely gone. The
pilot boat Maryland went to her assistance.
but the brig declined her offer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14
" ASllINGTON.
WA>nINGroS, April II
Retunding Certificates.

WA>nINGroS, April II.
Refunding Certificates.
The subscriptions to the funding certificates
to-day, are $4,000.
Verdict.
The court martial found Capt. Lee guilty
of conduct preiudicial to good order in chal-
longing and Gaming 1t. Whitell, and was sen
fenced tn a reduction in rank and fine.
The lO-iOs.
Secretary Sherman will issue next week
circular prescribing the terms for rcfunding
the 40 bonds, and the sale of per cent
bonds for that purpose. The terms will not
be as fay orablc as heretofore.
Sentenced.
Louisa Wallace, (colorcd) convicted of
murder in having caused the death of an in
FAINT, sentenced to be hanged June 20.
Committee Work.
WASHINGTON, April l3. The executive
committee of the National Immigration Aid
Society has completed its organization, elect
ing Senator Window President Hon +. NJ.
Mcpherson, Treasurer. and Professor Rich
ard Greene, Secretary.
\ Measure to be Introduced.
Judge Kelley will tomorrow introduce in
the House. under the call of States. if Penn
sylyania be reached, bill designed 10 RENE
dy the Inconvenience and losses occasioncd to
workmen and retail dealers, by the accumu-
laton in their hands OF certain denominations
of silver coinage. 1t requires the treasury
and all sub-treasures to redeem with legal
tender money subsidiary silver coins, when
ever presented. Also provides that further
coinage of the trade dollar shall he stopped;
that they for twelve months be received at
par for customs, or any other obligations due
the United States, and that when so received
they he rc-coined in standard silvcrdollars of
il34 grains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14
/ Regatta.

NEW LONDON, April -. Representatives
of the Freshmen crews of Harvard and Co
lumbia have agreed to row an eight-oared,
six miles strai Getaway race. on Thames riv-
err, at I; o'clock on the afternoon ot MONDAY
June 30, three days after the Yale Harvard
university race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

Who are the offenders tlis time? Those
persons on the plains" in Watcrvillc, who
are troubled by the presence of a Protestant
Mission there showed their idea of federation
one recent Sabbath evening by hurting
snowballs through the windows, breaking
several panes of glass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14
Disasters AT Sea.

NLwBrgYPoRT. April Is. The schooner
Nadab, from Philadelphia for Dera. has not
been heard from since the day before the
storm of April |. Captain Timer and three
of the crew belong in Buckspott
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

The Office of City Treasurer is being rem
ovated, and put in condition for business. 1t
will be ready for occupancy in the course of
a fortnight in the meantime Mr.. Turner, the
Treasurer. may be found at the Office of Mr..
Lane
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

Do not forget the concert AT the Free Bap-
tist church this evening, in the interests of
that society. No better programme has been
offered in this city during the past season.
1t is first class in every particular. Prof
Ballard of Lewiston, II most superior artist
on the violin and piano appears here before
the public for the first time. Actcran. the
Turkish flute performer, i, too well known to
need any testimony as to his wonderful skill
on his fav0rite instrument. Mrs. Julia
Adams Barker. whose singing won SO much
praise at the concert of the Hughes Bros. Il
few weeks since. is named for two songs
The male Quartette Club of this city.
and others whose names appear. need no in
PRODUCTION. The programme which follows
ought to crowd the church:
l. Overture. "Poet and Pea SAINT" SuDpc
-. For piano, violin flute and clarionet
Mi-. Moorlen, Messr- Ballard Acterian and Springer.
. Song, IAN in the Merry Nav" j. n. Thomas
Mrs Julia Adams Barker.
J. Flute solo, selection from Robert IT, Diable,"
Nyerbeer
t. Quartette, 1.-The Woodland Rose" Fischer
Glce Club.
j. Violin solo Seventh air varie, De Beriot
Mr. Ballard.
d. Overture, Marriage of Figaro" Mo>srf
For piano, flute and violin.
Miss Moorcn. Mcssrs. Acteran and Ballard.
:. song, "a Little Mountain Lad. Roectel
Mrs. Julia Adams Barker.
$. Flute solo, The Prisoner and swallow Froise.
Mr.. Acterian.
o. Quartette, The Hunters JOY" Asthol.
Glee Tub.
10. Violin solo, Fayorite air. varied, Baiiard
Mr.. ballard.
H. Selections from Taucrcii, Rossini
Miss MoOrlpn, Messrs Acterian, Ballard and Shaw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14
CONNECTICIT.
Death.

llARrroRp, April II. Hon. Alfred \
Burnham. formerly member of Congress
died at Windham. Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

Mr.. George b. Goodwin has assumed the
duties of editor of the Bangor Commercial.
The Main" Baptist Missionary Convention
and the Maine Baptist Educational Society
will meet in Bangor on the last Tuesday in
June with the First Baptist Society.
Col. W &. Morrill, of Dexter, has sold hi
horse 'Camors" to Bddoford parties for
81 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-14

The variety and fancy goods store ofJoseph
Piper < : IN is one of the established institu-
tions of the city, and these courteous and en-
tcrprsing gentlemen were never better con
di,ioncd than at present for supplying the
wants of their customers. They have made
their usual summer arrangements for the
supply of fruits, which they will keep in
great abundance. along with toys. confcc-
tioncry and goods too numerous to mention
Those who have plastcring or whitening
walls to do are referred to the card of Messrs
Roberts in another column. We have tested
their work and recommend them as first class
workmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
From Richmond.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Alexandria Gazslte
RICuM0ND, Dlo. Tho message OF tho
Governor va sent TO tho Logh laturo at rather
O late hour y;t rday tv.uiop. 1t is an able
paper, but would have bean muoh more rceda'
bio had it been less tabuiatcl and tho figures
put in 3 more interesting shape.
The read Islels carried out their programme
az laid down 10 caucus, by ole cling monof their
owe stripe to the Offices in each branch Of The
Legislature, and on Friday will proceed to
execute tho erior further by drsapiIatiDg tho
present Basement officers. La ruIereDco tn
tho Trtaiuror, MIR. Hunter may 10 retained.
from personal Considerations, Col. Lewis H.
Harvey, pr0min anty mentioned az his Oppa"
nent. positively dcclIDiog to run. Tho "icld
jusmrut" oil tho Offices, will, it il said, b..
carried oven to the Judiciary. and. ROT c,ntent
with removing thcsa Judges who AFRO ira
n0uncad debt payers, will "isidn tho hcaurS
between oonHorvaiiv, md ra'ic, rcadjus!tri--
thus eHGcn!Ec tho coalition mare strongly il
possible.
There is no I:ngtr 4,y dnub. exnrcs.od Of
Tho olec.ion ct Con- Hlohono to tho u. s. Sen
ate, the republicans, with QUO or lwo cxc.p
tious. having gone over badly aud SOU! to Is
support, aud ospccillIy tho 'colcr,d troops"
who fight brsvoly" for their new loader.
Mr.. j. Bell Bigger, for 81 tong tho cffiritut
Cle:k O.! The House Of Delegates, rstires 10 eivN
place 10 Mr.. J.. II. h$cCauiI, who received 81
votes to Mr.. I'iSEc,'s a. Eor Speaker, Mr..
Hanger reociv;d IS to fIr. lecys S. vets.
In tho Senate the test vote on the Clerk WAS
fenGlcton lG. Causcy -. aud The election If
Wyatt! II. BALLOT as PnsGaua rrn tom. e,s
made unanmOu".
Ttcro is no further tissul,iig the lac. that
the T,adjustcrs have everything lin llDg.'
and caa. and maybe will DE- just Al they please,
the lear belnr tia: c"rtsin Ct TIC woakk ncnd
debt payers will, ii1':iug how things arc goiog,
Join them aaI assist in Carrying out their
sohcmcf. Enc ciFtct Ct ihn aclioD of tho &c ID
justers, so Tar, has b9cn 90 soli,usly c!iuos thr
vaiuo Of State bonds. and the cnj ii not yet,
though. aflet tbs Distributing of tho apois. j,
would not DO sarrrisirg if ;h1 t'cbt qncs i Ii az
suraca another phase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Mansion House-John Boyd and niece. Wash
lnRton; Robert Neville. Loudoun CO. Va; IL j.
d Lewis Clarke &C, Va; Winston Jones and
wife, Mobile Ala; WIN henry Jonoa, do; w
Grub, Happy Creek. Va; S Brown, kich
mond. Va; \ Garnet King George CO, Va ::
r. I Gsrnelt do; y Henderson. Va; Gus +
Veith. New York.
Tontine-W Brent. Baltimore. Md; Hum
pbrey Morgan, Washington. DC; W Il Wsr-
tinbaker DO; John + Codd, Baltimore. Md Jno
Besye, do; + Thos Rolling, Phila, Pa; Geo
w Tsnaill. Brentsville, Va; Washington q
Psge, Charles CO. Md; i lancaster do; K H
Cocksrlle Fairfax Co. Va; BIZ Goodwill. Nd !;
Chss Trlplttt WashingloA. ID g; H Z Bevel.
~, Fauquier ca, Va; RnbL Bnvorly, jr. do +
Z Cochran, Del; n W K Edwards Va; vii.
lougthy Ho~tnn, do: j Mathews Loudoun CO.
Va; Il G Amber. Ky; John Il BECK nnu,. Va;
Co kobt Beverly, do; Frank 4 Ford do; Geo
johnson, GuiifOed, w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
PUKEE&.T VIEWS.


The sutjugation OF the l.i2an pruvihc,a ia,
begun.
Prince Gt rtschakoG i, determined nor 10 ra.
sign voluntarily.
Deputstions of Swiss wCrkingmen aro going to
Canada 10 settle.
1t is now thought tina. there will DC 10 change
in the French Cabinet
An outbreak Of pleuro.pnoumonis Las aecu:.
red In Mohmoulhskire England.
The cbolisk presented by Egypt to the Unitsd
States will soon DO rUndy for removal to New
York.
Queen Victoria yesterday telcgtsphod tho
Emperor of Russia congratula!ing him en- his
81 cape from assassination.
Italy has recognized the Independence Of Rou
mania by tho appointment Of an Italian plen,-
potentiary ut Bucharest.
The weather is very cold in Great Britain and
on the Continent. dispatches from Rome and
from Madrid report heavy snow.fals
The PERUVIAN army is concentrating in the
province OF TGrapsc0. and the CHILEAN a,my is
marching 10 NEE. it. An important battle APP
pesrs to be imminent.
The rinderpest in Russian Poland continues TO
gain ground, and the establishment of q military
Gordon on the frontier BY the Prusssa suthori.
ties may be shortly expected.
- WAT has broken out between rivsl chiefs in
New Cslsbsr, West Africa, and 2JG have been
siain and wounded, and the prisoners killed and
eaten, 1t is approhended that the outbreak will
spread.
AdVlces from San Domingo City state that The
siege OF the city is effective, the reyoutionis.s
having completely surrounded il on land. Pres.
ldent auillermo made last effort TO dislodpe
Inc reVolutlonists on the l4!h, attacking Monte
Plata. but afor hard fight he was routed and
Obliged TO take refuge in the city, with small
escort; as his army has dsbanded The whole
Slepuohc mas joined IN the revolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

The rovorborations OF the Hraut boom hnva
Induced tho Nsw York Star to publish Il lnl
sccOun' Of the transactions OF tho District OF
Columbia ring. of which Mr.. Shepherd Was
the boss. and General Grant so irilioniiaI
worker and reaper Of no small sharo of its ill.,
gotten galhs. II somebody now would only
give tho tue history of Black Fdiiay, VIC nrn
iaduoed TO think from what VS. know af that
disgra,elul affair, that the election Of General
Grant might not b. the ln.slr Of two OWL,
though how he ON be worso than Biaioc, with
the Mueuu IeLtora and Caldwell dispatch. OF
Sherman. with his rapidly acquired wealth, aad
the Jink's letter. it is lmposshIe;tn cOnr.Qr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

From tho Governors message to the General
Assembly. which We present to our readers this
evening, it will DO seen iha! the result OF tic
recent election has 10 no wise altered his opinion
respecting tbs McCuoch bill, apd Of III, in
mouse advantages that would accrue 20 the
State and to the interests OF ell Ter people from
tho execution Of the provisions Of hat BAL. 10
this opinion he is sustained by al cvcG@h IN
log maj JritV OF thts, voters who tage AIRY IN
forests to preserve, and ntcl <cpco tDough 10
know how to preserve them best, while llose
who differ with him, AID that some ID ~ cor.
soontiols'y VIC have 90 doubt. tind their Chief
strength among tho ignorant and vicious no
groos and such whites as have as little regard
for the honor aud credit Of tie State As they
have Tor the tax collector. The GovcInor talks
plainly and says what no thinks. Tho message
Is M abo AID lhoper State paper. s.vo where
it speaks Of Virginia IS nai2a. mueh II
portr to that of last year, aad so ccm-
mend It's attentive pCrusal TO all who desire ir-
formation concerning the fnauoia condition Of
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
FEKGkTS4 .rEN-S

Cases O. scare: ftvar have appeared 10 War
l:snton. The disease is IF mild type.
A. WIoder. son of Gen. r. Il. Wilder, WIS
thrown It rnD wagon in Chesterfield county.
yesterday al,,'r5oon. ana in tautly killed
The Richmond .'Jard Of Aldermen last nigh;
rejected tho Cout tel proposition to submit 10
the voters of that oIty tho question Of voting q
subscription Of $3.50, 600 10 the IrJposGd James
River Valley Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
Tho War i'm So,ss. smor,en.

LONDON Dec. IA Bucroa Ayros Iisl ach.
dated December ). says Intelligence has been
received hero that tbs allied pcru7isn5 a"d
Boilvlans hnyo been oomrieta!y defeated al
TsraDaca, Peru. by thu ,ChiIiaaa, who havu
taken possession Of The town. Tho Chiau
squadron is bookadirg the pert OF Ayioa.
LONDON, Doc. 4-2:30 y. m.--A dispatch
from Valparaiso, to NDutcS's Telegram Con
papy. says: Jara?nca has hoon captured ~
the Cblians. Tho ,sscs we're heavy On both
sides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
Advance in Wages.

sCRANTON, PA, Dec. 4.-Yes,erday tho mon,
nun oeriDg GO, employed in the car shops of tho
delaware Lackswars and Western L. K, in
Scranton, were motif I'd of HI advance of from s
to III per cent. in sheir wages without any 70
quest Oh their part.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

month ago it would have tucu thought I'M
possible that maimcd soldiers could be removed
from Cliico in Rcbmo:d 10 tivc pl GO 10 allie
bodied ncators but Tho ptwtr OF tbs icaGils-
teI' is go frtat TINT it Gao tvtrc me IMP S
sibIitigs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
Bicycle Race.

CHICAGO, Dae Tho sixty mile bicycle raco
last night was won by Terrcnt who boat b, lard
sud tho Harrison brothers, each of whom had
8 stretch OF twenty miles. Tie best miIo of
Terrout WAS made in minutes 20 seconds
lie made SO niIos 10 . hours IS minutes and so
seconds, snd GO mi'tsi il 8 hours, 81 minutes
So seconds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

New Virginia bonds Went down 10 ID friday
and old ones TO s.! Tic !orntr sold at So and
tbs latter & before tic rttc It olcclior.
What fall was there, q rtaiiustcls At this
ratio 1t wont DO lOrg boICrJ Virginia securities
will bo .x;udcd from tie stock boards ia
vp,rihlsss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TEI-WEEKLY 81
EDGAR SNOwDBN.
THURSDAY EVEN'G., DECRMBkR q

Az all tho various schemes for constructing
ao inter oceanic canal through The American
continent rotate to territory without Tie iurl5
dotion of the Ulitad States. many reasonable
peopio wonder what Congress has to do With
slch sohemos, aoa why Is Darcn or Niclra
D qua canal should (cmlnl tho consideration OF
Gnner1aJ any moro than oi:cted ctnsl 10
ca a Ia, Brtzl, or aa7 other par. Of tho ll,bc
outside the limits of tho UGitcd States Such
people imagine that if the money required tor
building such canal bo raised and the consent
Of III, govrromc1t Ct the country through
which il is to run b, Obtained the only two
conditions requisite for the prosecu 100 OF the
work will be secured, and that tho Interference
With tho stf lirs cf the canal By any other gov
erDment than that which glvaj tho right OF
way would be impertineLt. and any assumption
OF control over it piece Of arrogance Is auda
cious IS outrageous. These same psopl, a!st
think that the proper copduc. Ct the aHalrs
this county is about es mUcl u tho Congress
now assembled Gao VOL attend TO. 2od that i
it docs that wisely the couutry will he So fit d
and will bc content TO let Panama aud Nioara'
qua lock after their own business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

Tho animal report OF tho State Public Printer
mid tho third annual report If the State Com.
missioner OF Agricultural have been rlC!istd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

Total value Of real estate, IS
assessed with taxes for tic
year 1878, 1914, 5G3. Ill II;
tax on same at so cents on
tho 500 value,
Back taxes assessed,
Total value Of personal prop.
arty, as ASSESSED with taxes
for the year 1878. $7l,0l3,.
lO5.SS; tax on sumo OF 50
cents on tho 800 value,
Fractional gains,
Valuo OF incomes exceeding
in each case 5000, $2,97l.
2G3.0l; tax on Same at /
per cont,
Capitation tax:
Number white male person.
over twenty.one years of
age. 1880; number COL
ored mali persons over
tVenty.oue years of ago,
l09. 40l-2S5. 81 tax on
same ct 81 per capita,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

Leaving tho SUN applicable
to tho payment Of intcrt St
and tho Extraordinary cx.
pcusos Of govtrnmsut,
averaging for ha past niuu
years $74. 500 CT.
Tho sessions Of tho General
Assembly being bienuial,
the average annual oos. will
be $50. 600, and the above
balance. rs on annual ball
nnco, will DO irc:oasod by,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

Ia Eh u ! ~.
Were the present debt now funded
under the act Of March -, 1879,
including one half Of interest in
arrears, and giving full interest
to the colleges and the literary
fund, it would stand as follows,
asstated by the Second Auditor:
Principal Of debt. S3l, 22T, 0S3 g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04

Total net resclut,
Tho trdinary txrooscs OF g1v.
eminent for tho fiscal year
lS1S-'T9 were S79l,55.72;
included in said expenses
CT rCvrrnmrLt YVES the SUM
10 srCnsrs OF tho regular
IS! Il lAIS-'T9 and tho
,H.i session 1879 e tto
General Ascend y. SEQ.
1850; ircm wb ca should
b. tciucicl tho estimated
Expenses Of q sassioa Of tho
GcctrAl Assembly under
the new lsw. 500, 600; and
it leaves hu excess 10 DO
deducted Oh account Of cx-
pcnsca Of government, &c.,.
43S 50; hioh deducted
rom tho actual exnensas
tfgoSetnncDt fer 1873 -,
the estimated 'xnonso Tor
1879 SO j.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-04
ln1anscs as ssed May

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