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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
LETTER FROM EECN.HGN.B.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Feb. lS.-It is thought that the
debt question will scarcely come up this week,
The constitutional amendments gill still be up
for discussion, and will probable take all tho
time Of tho House this week.
The propriety Of abolishing tho Office of
county Judge was discussed 10 The House to-
doy. The Committee on Constitutional
Amendments reported in favor of abolishiug
this office, and recommend the return to the
old system Ct magistrates. The first opposition
to the change Was manliested by Gen. Echols.
who advocated the present system. Mr.. Henry,
of Richmond. spoke in defencs OF the report Of
the committee. 1t is difficult to say what the
Legislature will do about this matter of county
judges. At present there seems to be a desire
to return to the old system.
This morning, 10 the U. 8. District Court,
Alorzo w. Wilcox, who was convicted of OBJ
struoting the mail, was sentenced by Judge
Hughes to six months confinement in tho city
iail and fine of $500. Mr.. Wilcox was quite
very well. Iu company with MIR. X, enan,
Journal, as a republican evening paper, and
position in the Richmond postoficc. This place
lie held until the time Of bis arrest ca the
charge Of robbing the mails.
Tho Senate to night further discussed the
railroad BILL but 10 very important amendments
were passed. The Senate undertook to filibus
| ter to night. The friends of the bill expressed
great disgus! at the way their opponents treat
cd them So many of them were away that
the Senate barely bad quorum, aud finally
had to adjourn.
Gen. Chiffon. whose death is announced to-
night, was the father Of Mrs. General Pcytol
Wise, Of this city.
MIR. Harrison. Of Sussex, the chairman oil
the Committee on Constitutional Amendments
i5 absent on the committee sent to Investigate
the affairs Of the Hampton Institute.
An old member, who knows thing or two
about statistics, says that more members Of the
General Assembly have boen married this yeal
than during the three previous sessions Of tht
body. STRoNGEow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
NEWS OF THE DIE.

j. N. Collins & Co.. hardware merchants OF
Oswego, hRe failed.
The subscription to tho government four per
cent loan yesterday amounted 10 $4,605. 9UO.
There is much u5easiness in San Francisco
on account of tho efforts of the eastern press
and Clergy to induce the President to veto the
anti Chinese bill.
Griffiu, the High Treasurer Of the lodepcn-
dent Order OF Foresters of New York. has set
tied by returliog between $l3, 900 and Sl4 ,O0O,
leaving deficiency Of about $4,000.
a disps!ch says that Frank Plants, county
supervisor. committed suicide By taking NOR
pbiuc, at Buoyrus, Ohi', yesterday. The cause
OF the act is assigned to disappointment 10 love.
R. II. Chiffon, adju!ant genera! Of Con. Lee,
and since the war president of the Columbus,
Ga, Manufacturing Company, Tell dead Of
apoplexy in that city yesterday afternoon.
The report printed in some northern papers
of the suspension CT tho Bank of Rome, Ga,
vas mistake. The old corporation simply
sold tho bank and cha rter to new crganlza-
ton.
Grin Lamkia and his wife went to Monroe
Mich, for tho purpose OF raising some money
on mortgage. Having succeeded, Mrs. Lam
kin having the money, left her husband, as she
said, to make O few PURCHASES ard did not re-
turn until yesterday. Sac then said she had
been to Detroit with one David Lake; that the
latter bad taken the money and abandoned her
After the confession she seizsd b5tt!e OF bed
bug poison and drank portion OF i.s contents
She now lies at the point of death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
Proceedings OF CG.T'GEESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1879.
SENAIE,

Mir. Sargent (Ca.l from tie Committee %
Naval Affairs, reported back resolutions Of the
Philadelphia Common CcrreiI, asking Congress
10 make sufficient appropriation to project from
overflow The L:agae Island Navy Yard aad
asked that the committee Dc discharged lton
its further consideration.
In submitting the report Mr.. Sargent sid,
the committee did not mean 70 express Inc
opinion that the subject! should nJt be co1sl!or'
ed, but the question whether the League
Island Navy Yard should be abo.ished ought
to BIO considered also. Daring a recent storm
the ship houses thcro Hcro blown d0Tn aud 40,
iron Glad had been burned there because there
was not water enough alouad noE ID pa.
tho FIRE out. The committee thought It would
probably be better to purchase { SITS ior yard
at Chester or some other poiGt, besides the
question of abol!shng 5000 Il the yards was
being agtsted, and tho Lsague Island yard
might probably he abolished. The commlttce
was discharged from lis lueher consideration.
The Senate passed House bill to tx the pay
Of letter carriers, and Senate bill 10 Incorporate
the United States Railway Mail Service Mutual
Benefit Association.
Mr. Anthony (R. /. from The C0mmitteo Gu
Naval Affairs reported Tlth amendment Senate
bill regulating the rank and pay CT tho feet
marine and officers CT the u. 5. n. Placed CT
calendar
Mr.. Conkliog, by rcq1cst, introduced bill
10 aulhoriz, the Secretary CT Wnr 10 coatrec!
t or the improvement Of tho Harlem river.
The Senate then resumed tho consideration
of The unfinished business, being tho Po5to;ica
Appropriation bill.
When tho Brazilian Steamship Subsidy
Amendment on Posloficc Appropriation bi
was reached, Mr.. Beck (ky) made polnt cl
order that it vas act sermauc to Inc El!!; tha'
it was new legislation upon &C approximation
bill. The Senate by q vote CT ycas 50. nays
% decided that the amendment was in order.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House is in Committed Ct the Whole On
| The Legislative appropriation Till. The p0ia!
| which Wss made last night against the amGLG
| ment offered by Mr.. Herbert, OF Ala, rcp2al
| ing the Jurors test oath aud regulating thC
mode Of drawiog, and pay Of jurors was dis
cusscd at some length and Tas over iuiod-t"C
chairman (hlr Blackburn, Ct ky.}-dce!G;O:
| TINT ii was 10 order.
| NOTES.
The Committee ofthe Whole hes agreed (l2I
TO s5) TO the amendment offered by Mir. Herbert
Of Ala. 10 tho Legislative appropriation Ill
fixing the pay and regulating ITO manner of so
lec!ing jurors and repeating Tho Jurors lest o:th
| The point Of order made on Southland amend
mert which repeats the law creating tho surc:
Visor5 Of election, was discussed and ovarrul9a
In tho discussion Mr.. Hale Of iisina. stated aha
no would use every parliamentary device 70 de-
feat it. Tho debate on tho smGndmen. i nGH
| nrOcCelirp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

The U. S. Senate yesterday passed the in-
ternal revenue bill reducing The tex on tobacco,
and We are glad oft, bcoaus, though the tax
is really paid by the consumer and not by the
producer, its reduction will tend to Increase the
number Of manufactures, and thereby afford
the producers better market. Should the
House coucur with the Sonato's amendments
to tho hill q marked impetus will be given tho
tobacco trade, and as Virginia is the great
tobacco producing State shc must of course dc
rive some of tho resulting advantages. MIR.
Matthew'S proposed amendment taxing tea and
coffee received only four votes. but the praise
worthy spirit manifested by sush a vote was
more than cffiet by the refusal to remove the
tax on matches, which every poor man and wo-
man in the land has to use daily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

e. SrLEHDlD CEREAL.-Mr. Ii. u. Talsfo:'o.
commission merchant of this city, has in h.
possession B sample Of tho seed Of q wen 'e'!4'
corn called Egyptian" lie hss it from mos:
reliable sources that! produces eighty bushe:
TO the acre IL IS planted sixteen TO eighteen
inches apart in rows four and half feet apaIl
The product is about double that Of Indian corn.
The meal makes g delicious bread, and the
bread ia preferred by those who have used i T.
that made oflndian corn. II is said 10 produce
two or three crops in tho year. II grows N
punches something like broom corn, ard re-.
semblcs huled barley in appearance and can be
used ss a substitute herefor.-Richnson} Sa.H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
lGOMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Tile Concert for Gid Christ Church,
|! is only Oh rare occasions that ailcnIaor'
on public entertainment or amusement is &c
waited TO the dignity of duty. That this is tlr
case ;Gith regard to The corccrt to be given, 10
morrow night, for tho bcncft Of this venerable
edific,, consccratcl 10 tho worship of Cod, =,
once an Inspiration and a memcnto, none sHTr.E
will deny. Besides its claims OF sacred chat
actcr, it attracts to our town hundreds Of W.
tors who should not be allowed to 20 tle. t.
their homes AID spread far and vide The iur!-
Iigercc that the people OF Alexandra set Fu.
little store by the church il which worshprcI
the Father Of his Country ard The iilusIl0u'
Ire as to allow it TO crumbc to decay. NNh
what Jealous care would tic Northern peop''
guard aud cEbcllish the sanctuary 10 whica
Washington waa won't 10 knccl in prayer And
the loss OF the younger, the less fortunate, hH'
not the less heroic Virelnlan, is yet fresh ani
bis memory yet green 10 the affections oil b.
people. When but i4W years ago fer oG
days his lie was trembling 10 ne balarcn, HhcN
the hearts OF ali tho people OF all the STATE d
the South stopped beating az tic clcoric wn1
flashed bis condition through their wide cot
tlncs when he lay there 10 his mountain rclgta',
bctweca life and between death, 10 unbrOleD
silence, WEo doubts that bis mind's cyo W.
strained to the utmost to catch the sight 0! 'tc
blue river which ran By bis lo9land home aci
by tho homes of so many of his race, aad Ct tie
old church 10 which he first dedicated hms.I!
to the service Of that God before whom he VS.
SO soon to appear and hand 10 tho account d
his greet and bIamelcss life.
Besides these halowcd memories ihrorgls
like cloud Of witnesses 10 favor of this ve6ci4
bio cdlico it gives u pleasure to state that tt
concert for its benefit is 10 be OF The mcs ii
tractive character, distinguished talent, ns!7s
and from elsewhere, boiug engaged in - BE-
bali. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
DIED.

On Tuesday morning. after protrected IL,
ness, Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW DELPHY, ore
of cur oldest and most respected citizens.
Nss- His funeral will take place from MS l'.o
residence, on Franklin street tomorrow (Tnu:''
day. morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends and &C.
quslntences are invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

TIE steamer CassiDi is at West Point load
cd With 5000 barrels of fou.and large quantity
of kerosene oil, and in addition will take on
1000 barrels CT fur shipped by the llaza.I
Crenshaw Company, of Richmond. She Will
sail for Rio Tomorrow. This probably i
the largest ergo of flour ever shipped from
a Virgloia polt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

The cersus bill vas considered in tho House
OF Representatives yesterday. Ooe amendment
provides that the census supervisors shall be
nominated BY the Governors of the respective
States and appointed By the Secretary of the
Interior, provided that if any Governor shall
fail to make the nomination Of supervisors be.
fore April l, 1880, the Secretary OF tho Interior
shall make such appointments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

FAIRFAX ITEMs.-A note from Ei=nGa yea.
terday says THE rcadjuscrs' convention,
advertised to take place at vienna CT ilo5dsy,
was attended by Only two CT the simon puges,
and they being Disguised at failing to ralss q
quorum, adjourned sine die. S, cid Fairfax
will preserve her Integrity By no: b:ing repre
sented 10 our national disgrace.
Gee. r. l.. Turbervilc, attorney a: law will
be married at Cenlrerillc, Fairfax cauniy, to
Miss Ada s., second daughter Of W. H.-fhorn.
ton, esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

The Richmond State says editorally that the
impression seems to be general that the bond.
holders proposition vii pass tho Legislature.
So mote it be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
Municipal Election.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. l9.-Mayor Patter.
SOD, republican, was reelected yesterday By over
300 majority and Treasurer Shelsby by about
500. The oontrolership is undecided. The dem.
ocrats have elected both branches of councils
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
Death OF Bishop Foley.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. Bishop Foley died lew
minutes before four o'clock this morning. The
funeral service will be held in this city on tFI'
day, after which tho remains OF the Iato Biahop
will be taken 10 Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

AROUND TIE WoRLD.-A journey rouad
The world has lately been made BY an humble
pos: card, which completed the trip in ninety
days and twenty hours Six postcards aud six
letters were sent ff5y the Paper and Printing
Trades Journal as o test CT the care bestowed
By postal authorities on postcards vs.. otterp.-
The faces of the dtz,n travellers were ruled into
six compartments fer the various addresses and
8 amps. and on the backs we're printed instruc-
tons TO the recipients as to their being forward
ed, while spaces were lef: for the date of re.
CAPT. Posted in London on October lst, they
reached 4 alexandria on the 9th. and Singapore
% November 4:h, and being sent off the same
day came 10 grief between Singapore and 70.
kohama, OILY one postcard and five letters ap.
bearing at Yokohama on November 9Th
Stating again nsx; day on their travels. the
card aEd letters arrived at San Fraccisco DEC.
- b. at New York On the 2Ist, and got home
to L1cdoa in safety By the first pest ca De.
c:nber 3ls:. The blame of the loss does not
rest With the British postal system, but With
tho authorities beteen Singapore and Yoke
hama. San Fransico NeWs Lettcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
Dead.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 19.-The atoamer War
brings news Of the death Of F. 4. Frey, An,
erlcsn consul at the Bay Islands. His tuners
on the 18th st Ruatan was attended by The gov
ernor and other prominent officials.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
LaTEsT FOREIGN. .S.Elrs.

LONDON, Feb. l9.-Tho largo engineering
firm Of WesWocd and Bailey, ct B!ackWcl,
have opened their works to the old hands ct un.
reduced wages. Some other masters are OK.
peeted to follow suit 10 day or two though q
few ere cnacavoring TO obtain hands from toe
provinces. Tho strike committee, however,
are confident that they can persuade any i'm
ported haods to return TO their homes.
LONDON. Feb. 19.-The communication for
which the Grand Duke Nicho!as OF Russia, SOD
Of tho Grand Duke Constantine, has been exilcd
to Orenburg was pamphlet il favor CT the
speedy construction OF tho OrenhurE ard lash
kend Railway By tho way Of Kara Tureal and
the Sir Darya river in order to force England
TO abandon her resistance to Russia iGas. ern
policy.
CAIRO. Feb. 19.-Nubar Pasha, tho Egyptian
Pfomicr, has rendered his resignation and the
khcdivc has accepted it.
PARIS, Feb. l9.-The Ministry have accept
cd the amnesty bill as amended ty the commit.
tee of the Chamber of Deputies. There is GO
foundation for the report that the municipal
council have resigned.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Onc regiment left Col.
chester this morning for the Cape Of Good
Hope, and others ere expected to IcaVc differ
cnt parts CT Eogiand in a few days for the same
place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

The Eastern Shore Railroad was sold this
morniog, at Princess Anne. Nd. to the first
mortgage bondholders for S.. subject to q lien
of 100000. The sale was in pursuance of q
decree Of tho Circuit Court of Maryland, issued
Jan. I'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

BALTIMORE POsToFFCE-L have been using
ke!ler's Roman Liniment for Rheumatic Pain,
and it has actcd like charm. snd ] do not
hesitate to recommend it in strong terms.
E. Is. TYLER, Postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

RI5T AT CAIRO, EGYrr.-The official rosi-
dences of the president Of the council and min
lister Ct fansnce was surrounded yesterday by
disbanded officers demanding arrears ofpay.
The crowd which gathered before the ministry
OF fnauc was composed of somo AGO, who clam
ored sngry. Nubar Psshs, The minister Of
lister offusnce were iDsulted by the mob IS they
were leaving the ministry. The lattor's Goa!
was torn. Thirty rioters entered the building,
but were expelled On the arrival Of the Khedive
and the foreign consuls. Tho rioters then in
vested the ministry. The Khedivo then har.
angued the crowd, and made three futile at.
tempts to depart in q carriage. but was himself
insuted. Meanwhile his body guard arrived,
fired on Gnd dispersed therio!srs Several arrests
were msde. Nubsr Pssha was shot in tho hand.
His coschmsn and the KhediYes masters of Ger
emonies we're slso wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
EDRETG& ITEMS.

| In tho British House of Commons Sir George
| Campbell, member for tho Kirkoa'dy district,
| will move, on Tuesday next, that the summary
prohibition OF the importation OF cattle from
| the United States is calculated to destroy sD
important trade, and to deprive England oil tho
| advantages OF cheap meat. A telegram from
Stafford says two hundred American cattle con.
sieped direct to that market wcre slaughtered
| 10 Liverpool. They wore suffering from pleuro
| p2cunon!a.
AS the Russian troops retreat from Adrian
| ople the Turkish geaaa-melir, with Eae!ish and
French Officers, vii! 0caupy thu territory
evacuated.
In German parliamentary circles it is believed
that BismaIcs's disciplinary Hill will b de-.
fsated.
The bill amending tho internal Revenue
Laws Gaally passed the Scoatn yesterday by q
vote OF As to 81. Tie amendment imposing o
tax 90 tea and coffee Was voted down by de.
cided msjority, es was also al amendment al
lowing rebate on all tobacco upon which 81
cents tax has been paid. An amendment was
adopted proqidipg thst tho act shall tako effect
May !, instead of April l. Us proposed orgi.
rally. The clause Of House bill repeating the
tax on friction matches YVES stricken out. The
bill fixes tho tax on manufactured tobacco and
snuff ct l6 cents per pound, and torbids tho use
of any cigar mandatory as dwelling CT for
any other household or domestic purpose.
The January number of the American re-
print Of the London Quarterly Review has been
received from its publishers, The Leonard Scott
Publishing Company, New York. Its contents
ore: Leasing; Aggressive Nonconformity; The
Reflection Of English Character in English Art;
Prince Bismarck; Our Schools and Sohoolmast.
ers; Is Political Economy Science? Dr.Smilie's
Works on Self.Help; Russia and the Irdian
Frontier, and Party Government.
a. S. Barnes & Co., the New York publish
ers, have begun the publication Of a set Of books
under the title of the Atlas Series. ranging 10
price from ten cents to one dollar, upon sui.
jects Of current interest. Two of these books,
Buried Millions and The Gold Room, we have
just received. The first gives mary curious
facts ond Incidents relating to treasures that
arc and have been lost, and attributes tho main.
tenanoe of the present price of similar valusbles
in no small degree to such losses, which pre-
vent O glut. The latter gives On Interesting
account Of tho Gold Room, the Stock Exchange
and the Clearing House of New York, but |
though it alludes to Black Friday fails to give |
what the country wants, the true story of that
disgraceful day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

10 LOU BUY AT lOME.-lhiS Il 2 com
moDplsce but cornmoHscsc, and most pertinent
question. Tho sutj:ct OF ctcouragirg homo
enterprises he's been frequently harpcd upon,
but it is always live. II caEnot b. too strcpu-
ous!y pressed upon the attention Of both men
end women, nor can it become threadbare. If
it bcrcs The community so much the better. 1t
ouly proves what deep seated evil thero is
among US. 1t IL very COMMON to hear the
remark, 81 send North for such an article, be-
cause il is economy. | would like to encourage
our own people, but | Cannot do 80 at tho ex
ponso of my pocket" This sounds very we'll.
very business like but will it bear examination?
IL nine cases out CT ten it will nCt. Ii takes
issue With facts and figures and various other
important considerations; and TO all who labor
undcr tho dclusion That they arc economizing
by this course, We ask the question Have you
tried to make better bargain at home? No, you
ha7onot. It's becoming common PRACTICE 10 buy
dress goods in tho North by samplc-bocom-
ing the lashinn so 10 spaak-and the tx3use ia
economy. Yes; talso cconDmy of the rarkest
kind in more Senses than onc When NC conc
to c0unt tho cost, not oaly is the outlay as great
as it would be for the same qualify OF goods at
homc but the trade of the Nothern cities is
being built up ct the expense Of every nan, To
man and child 10 Richmond. Every doiar sent
cus OF Richmo0d that lcli;imatcy belongs 10
our retail trade renders money tighter
Every dollar spent 10 tho retail trade
strengthens the hands OF our ncrciacta, and,
through one channel or another, ameliorates
suffering, That the trade of Richmond il 20!
better is in great measure the fault of the
people OF Richmond. While We arc cioakins
CT hard times many ot rs are doing al 10 our
power 10 make them harder. We venture
nothing 10 The assertioa that there il hardly
respectable merchant IN our city that cannot
duplicate any order sent North Ut the same Or
lower figures We have known CT cases 10
which samplessant from New York to ladies' 10
cur city have been shown to Richmond houses
and tho Same goods furnished at figures greatly
below the New York price. We do not advo
cato spending money at home for the charity
or sentiment, but as principle, as matter Of
Individual and public interest, as matter OF
true economy. All things being equal flour
people could save money by buying North VIC
should not ofjec; but when Tho balance is so
heavily in favor OF home wo would urge that
cur merchants be given at least half chance. |
As class they arc in good credit. They can
buy as chraply from the importers wholesale |
houses and manufacturers as northern retail !
houses, and their expense accounts being small |
or they can sell on small margn.- Rickn,ond |
Standard.
The above applies with equal force to every
city and town 10 tho State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19
Alaska.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-Msi. Vim. Gou-
var.our M0rri= spccia! apcut of the Treasury,
who has recently returned from Alaska, received
atcicsram yesterday from Surgeon Miner, OF tho
Marine hospital service. Puget Sound, stating
that tie coIamaGdcr OF tho British gunboat
Osprey would lake his vessel from Vancouver
Island to Silka if the a nerican consul would
request il. The latter declined to take tho re-.
sp9asJIIi:y, Major Morris then telegrsphed
to the coUsul for particulars, and hiss received
tba %olIawisg reply:
VICTORIA, b. G., Feb. IS, S79.-Citizens
Of Sitka suppiicatcd the commander of Her
M7jss!v's ship Osprey fer protection from To-.
diana, representing that without immediate
protection fears Of iadiscriminatc massacre we're
catCTtcilcd. rhc commander signi6ed his
readiness to go on en- official request, if Instruct
cd that The situation was urgent. No objection
was nadc r0r yes protection asked as neces
sar?, aud 50 reformed tho commander. Tho
Osnrcy left for Sika to-day nooD.
E;gcac: ALLEN FRANCIS,
u. S. Consul.
In response to Collector Balls appeal for aid
Sherman has tcegraphed to the COL
ect0: ct Customs at Port Townsend, w. IT,,
to direct Capt. Sclden to proceed to Sitka as
soon os practicable 10 MS vessel tho revenue
steamer Diver Wocott, and preserve the
Neaco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-19

j. N. Collins & Co.. hardware merchants OF
OsYego, have failed.