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REGULAR PACKETS FOR TUESDAY.
Exchange clippings. juno II.

Cincinnati Enquirer:
] We learn from the pilots Of the Natohez the
particulars of the failure of her not getting
over Rising Sun bar: she arrived there little be-
fore daylight Saturday morning, and found that
she was drawing too much water to get over the
bar, aud went Into the bank and reshipped
everything that would lighter, her on the mail
boat. and. during the time this occupied, the
pilots sounded the bar carefully and found 6k
leet The opinion was expressed that she
would go over on that water. but upon trial 1t
vas found she would not and. In attem pting
20 back her of. In twisting and backing she
Hatprally dropped lower down. which accounts
ASE .ner peinE on the lower size OF the channel.
@e!!n PMS 0orres pOndence Commercial:
80 1s320r insngRnrd sent surveying party down
-. .sal ny sherlock three days ago to survey
IN nayrs uau nile line from Bayou Plauuemine
stoa Nv. AscnaIaiaya with view of making
ss.s 49, channel Nv means al locks into Rad
Il EnsFsL. 20 81 % avoid the mud. fliiad month ri
1ed river the OK pense Ut ceaninn an ~ N.Y. 4,
u estimated as too heavy to Id nrse vna - @
sop q native grass is nearly ready 10 ha rn un9
B9 me Arkansas prairee. beynna u na s i,s
II 4Aa1es and extra ticks will be mt IN I ~ II
makers to save 1t. ne Western nav II, s ~
fxsss searee ntx 1t YEAR, and good prices fnr -
III ~. prairie are anticipated. It Is now wnrth
Il ii Z M ifs enil.c ,y good summer trade il
" iievcr hes..a nss here, end health waa
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

June 14--9 bales cotton to Britton 4 Mayson-4 dc
b Allison kco-3 Lehman. Abraham Gco-2 Meyer.
Weis Eo0-2 w Thompson &co-i Warren, At
knson Cool ChAfIe Hamilton Powell 4
Newman--2 cars hogs Aycock, Mitchell Aco-5o
bbls whisky Roder-io DO J aottsohalk-ss Do 70
Thos Simms 4 Levy rolls leather Horter Fen
nero boxes tobacco w r Irby--2e Arkfns butter to
G a Lawrence Aoo-23 tnbs butter Smith Bros Zoo
~ nrkins butter W q Lyons &c0-6o tisrces hams
bbls corDmeal SchwAbafher q Hrsch-s 80 boxes b.
con Jos West &co-4 SACKS peas May u Pickert-4
bbls potatoes Greve q Wildermann--2 do 70 Wang 4
Gotham sacks peas u Latimer Aco-3 bills veg
stAbles " J0sephs Orphan AsVlnm-7 saek- wool
9n g pigs eggs Miller Meyers boxes fruit 10
3 y ksork-6 - % @ H Schenok-l2t n NAtheca--
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From rHE PAssEs.

PoBT EADs, June u. q y. n.--Dar onetar $50.
Wind south.aoHthWest, very Light. weather
partially cloudy.
Arrived: All 10 o'clock last night, steamship
Kniekerboeker Kembie master. from NesT York.
To a. Moulton.
Steamship Lone Star, at a:a9 this nfternonn.
Freeman master. from New York. to q. A. Whit
neY d Go.
british steamship Yerubo. at A.a0 this after
noon, Sinclair master. az days from Messiaa4 to
Eugster d Go.
Italian barkentine Giuseppe Isanata, Feas-
sinetti master. 80 days from Barcelona. with
The toWboAt Ocean SPOKE this morning about
ten miles to southward Of this bnr. the schooner
Addie Fuller, from Morgan City. bouEl to Pas
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LAKE PORTS.
LAKE PORTS.
For Vaudeville.
n THE CLYDE-BUILT, FAST IRON
assss|sassGaaf ssaa STEAMER
HEROINE.

New Schedule. commencing
Sunday, June Is, 1879.
LEAVES NEW LAKE END
sUNDAYS-Excut4 ion-On arrival of q. m, 8
and 8 p. 10. trains.
MLNDAYS-On arrival of 4 .. m. train.
TUESDAYS-On arrival OF D. m, train.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arrival OF 9 a.
a.. 3 30 and 3 p. n. trains.
THU DAYS-Excursion- arrival Of ID.
$3.50 and b. m. trains.
FRIDAYS-On arrival OF a. m. train.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arrival 81 a.
RETU KNISd. LEAVES VAUDEVILLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u m. and s d. m.
MONDAYS-At7 a. m.
TUESDAYS-At7 8. m.
WEDNESDAYS-Excur a, m. and 6
Observation-Disclosures Z a. m, and 6
FR!hAxs.At7 4. m.
SATURDAYs-Excursi a, M. and s 40
Fare to Vaudeville and Lewisburg so cts
FARE ON EXCURSION DAYS:
From either side.)
Morning, over and back so cts
Good for all day.
Evening. over and back -----...5 so cts
FREIGHT received at Magnolia Bridge. New
Canal fDelord street side) every day. Sun
days excepted, no to pm
For freight Or passage apply on board or tn
y. q; OOYLE. " Carondelet street, corner
MElH isfI FEIIfiTY GENTS q COLONIES HOTEL.
near Heroine's landing. Vaudeville. my2e
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LIVERPOOL.

4Alt&E The steamship
INVENTOR,
Reynolds, commander.
will sail on or about May rs, 1872 from
wharf. foot Of Montegut street,
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
ladinK for the Continent. between HavreI
Oronstadt.
These steamships. being OF light draft, viii
CROSS the bar. OF the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
DECAN d CO.,
de20 1Y 189 Gravier street,
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. DEMO CRAT.
Sunday, June IL. 1879.

OFFICE NEW OItLEANH DEMOCRAT.
Sunday, June IL. 1879.
Arrivals.
K,ttie Nye. Emma Irvine Martha. j. w. Can.
non. Laura Lee. Eva Robert Mitchell.
Departures.
Emma Irvine, Kittie NYe Martha. Belle,
Trenton, ). w. Cannon. Whisper, THIS s l1s,l
lock, ]. A. Beudder, Yazoo Valley, silver olsy.
D. Stein.
ISABEL, Kittie Eye. Emma Irvine. t MARINA -
lower eoHst Bertha. Henry Ieae Rann,, aa ~.
fytidinr star' GincinnsI: Belle. upper coast;
Bells oil Shreveport. 81. LOUIS. u. o,. ,,a.t.r.
II u,,d raaaris work on his new steamer pro-
uressing favorably.
ssA0s' stare Of the Rivers.
r,.,tv talarraphiu report Of the. stage Of water
1a,sa nI I,ts. with changes. IN the u hours
MINI Yesterday ut b. "a.
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MARINE NEWS.

Gl0NFGU 1UAbGEU0ys
Aus BARI Genitori Tarabochia, Tarsbechia, for IA
sohr Anna Gondy. for Tuxpan-- Jos Kele,
Schr Two Friends Wesver, FOR Mobile Master
Arrived.
Steamship Kniokerbooker. Kemble. from New York
18th mat to Moulton- ID dis
Steamship Lene Star, Freeman, from New York. It'll
inst, to g a Whitney &eo--Algiers
Brit steamship Yembo, Sinclair, from MessinA Maj
10, to Eugster Aoo-2d dis
5chr JENNIE Wood. Ward. days from Ruatan. u
Sohr Santo Oteri, Pizgsti. I days from Utilla, I'd
8 Oteri Il BEo--Pio Tier
STEAMBOATS,.
Robt Mitchell, Moore from Cincinnati
john Gilmore, Kendall. from Ut Louis with harEes
John w Cannon Libano from Bayou Sara
Laura Lee Lee, from Shreveport
Martha Bassett from Port Eads
Eva, DeBouobel. from St John Baptist n..
Exports. #
NAPLEs-psr bark Genitori Tarsbochia-sas'
bbls cotton seed oil
TUXPAN-Per sohr Anna--70 pos white pine
lumber 1911 pine boards % doz brooms
MOBILE-Per sohr Two Friends-16 hhds sugar
Is bbls moasses 3 bbls salt 10 bb1s onions
Imports.
NEW YORK " Per steamship Lone Star -
Assorted mdae
NEW YORK - Per steamship Knickerbocker-
TUXPAN-Pars ofr Geo Peabody-4ls pos cedar
to Hy Otis-76 do D Fatjo Aco-43 sacks coffee to
Gordon q Gornila- $500 IN specie p Fstjo eco
RUATAN-Per schr Jennie WOod-ls00 lunches
bananas 10000 panta $4,000 gocoannts las dozen
pineapples bbls lime to 8 Oteri 4 Bro
UTILLA-Per sehr Sant0 Oteri $500 lunches Of
bananas $4,000 cocoanuts 10000 plantsins 1000 Or
anges to 8 oteri 4 Bro
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STEAMBOATS,.
yIcRsBUxe, akKEnvLLE AsD sknn
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY OF Bp.m.

61s FOR VIUKBBURA, NATUHKI
Davis, Bend and Intermediates lane
tngs-Tbe steamer
RORT. r. LEE,
William Campbell. master A. McVay. clerk
leaves ~ apove connecting ct Vieksburg .Witn
Parisotg Line Tor ali poln H. on the Yazoo snn.
G.. r. WORK, is Commercial Place
CO. WAYNE. 50 Gravfer street.
GEO, d. HITE, l42 aravier st.
VIII give through bills OF ladinR 70 Trenton
Monroe and all stations on the VtcksburR
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La
w. b. BROCKETT. Agent.
% Magazine street.
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NEW oRLrAMa AND MOBILIZE RAILRoAp
nessipts nc the New Nasin.

Pearl River Per steamer A w Motfstt-40 oords
woad to master
Jordan Per schr La Hrstonne--25oo 600 feet OF
lumber 10 II Baddg
PascAg0ula-PsT sGhr DIR Franklin--2000 bbls OF
charcoal To master
Amite Hiver-Per sohr Reporter 26. 600 shingles
~ cords wood to mater
Biloxi--Per sohr Three Brothers-15eoo feet Of
lumber to j r Popp
Jordan River-Per schr Felioite-20,0D0 feet OF
lnmhAT tn nrdar
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOB GREENVILLE. YICKSBURG AND THE

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
- N''-e1' BENDS.
Leaves s sysry THgRsR}A4Y < at y,ggA
and the Bends-The new and mag.
n'h'e J. g n. Wasrs steamer
&c e VIE Paraes line
for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatghie rivers
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may Dean unsafe.
@. G. WAYNE, 50 aravier ct.
r. W.ADAMB. 81 Commercial Place
q. P. WORK. is commercial Place
Monroe and an stations On Vicksburg, Ahreva
port and Texas Ratlrqad, vie hG Re ,lm;s L..
se14 Il d SO Magazine street.
MAIL PACKET
leaves F sysrS vfdksBthd pA1 Ii BENZ
. Natchez and all intermediate lausI.
AlD1M9s9FinRs--The PASSENGER packet
WHISPER.
In place of the Natchez),
b. 3. feathers, master, J.t. muse. clerk,
CONNECTING at Vfcksburg with the Parisot Line
for Yazo0s Tallahatchie and 5undower rivers
st. Louis.
This boat reserves the right To pass all land.
lnRs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
s0f freight 9 "a 1xsNs, 5s e Goamo S5
]. e. Cabin. so Magazine st
Through bills lading given to Trenton, Mon
roe and all stations on Elcksbnrg Shreveport
~ > ' - N ". b BRoCKETT,
So Magazine street,
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TrMstees.

JAMES LINaAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ~ LANs|
10 Carsnfelet stFsst
~, NEW ORLEAH1. -
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. STEAMBOATS,.
NED NV I'm


LEA RivsF ana Texas.
NIW uELMANe AND he'd RIvEB TBAps
oh1FniA e h2f1WAY ANb d AN nEfAa r.
Through bills of ladinR and through paagen+
ger tickets to oil landings on Red River and 81
railway stations in Texas. The best route
snsss ron SHREVEPORT. JHFFEa.
l.sJaslkssA son. Hot Springs. and all land.
Kings on Bed River and railwsy
FOR SHREVEPORT.
JeWel, %. IF. Trnslow master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. June is. at .. m.
Mo wharfboat ohAIHes, drsyaue OF eornnlYss,t..
Will be charged at mouth Of Red River. Bayut
Sara, or at NeW Orleans. In forwarding frsiHf,s
CONSIGNED to the company By bill Of ladinK.
FoT freight or passage apply on board Of this
arsassI st:ss ~ aao i A1 HiFA President
III n oAh1lf lob kbblaFfa2 af 4 HKRRL aasps
WEEKLY HE'D HIYEK PACKET.
FOK GHAND EuORE. AIExAa.
Ms#t = DHIA. EGG BEND, Norrnan's. Bar.
m bins. Wares and way landinRs-Ths
YAZOO VALLEY.
I'm place New Bart AbIel
VIII lsaye az above FOR freight or passaxt
~, = YHDs v. ADAMS 4 !, oommero,a, Place
Freight consigned to wharfboat, moua
q He'd rive, or TO agents ut New OrIeans. hi
.he sleamer Bart Able will be forwarded free ii
a a.1 eRe.-.-.-..z. jes
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THE BIRD CAGE,
st. Charles street. !.
SIDE ENTRANCE. i
street re- !.

NEW OKLEAN6.
The Bird Cage Is a first class saloon- keeping
the choicest liquors only. he proprietor has
occurred the services of Mr.. Frank Iyichoyich.
formerly of the 81. Charles. -. s.
] my2l I'M D. s. RA1aELLI. Proprietor.
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HI do III Eivrri--e do paul FAce-14 M Lsoler--B DID,
Joseph Torre-lot do Csfala L Son-sundrios to on.
der-TOtAl 10 bales cotton
MORCAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS HALL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.

0ef--I0eA No DAlee gOtsUu
MoRHAN,B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS HAIL.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.
rupa III bnles cotton TO q w Hont9ll AGa-Q
Znberbipr Behan--l sacks wasl to RYkuski Il Ma
made bales a sacks rough rice 700 sacks po-
tatoes sacks onions ~ pkgs eggs Sevin-t1 do
RykosM 4 MaRade 81 do sacks wool bale wool 8
hides bbs potatoes Z LaesssaEne--4 pkgs eggs 10
Dasse-5 do III Delavallade 10 do 20 aaeks onions
L TsrTsbonne-f0 do n sacks potatoes j M Walsh
i11 do LARRY \ ChAasaignao-6g do 10 j Bifolet-2a
pkas eggs ssoks wool ! g spor-7 pkRs eggs ~
dry hides bdl green hides Berksen Bros-2 bbs of
potatoes d aeaohAux-4 pkEs eggs TO j A Bonrg--4
bales moss 3 Hsrman-3 pkgs eggs AZ sacks enions
wool Flash Bres--4 pkgs eggs q n wright-and
sundries to order-Total bales cotton hhds sugar
33 hbls m1iRasas
From csintoa--I'er steamship widtney--lso bales
cnttnn bales baes 354 RReks bone meal 10 sacks Ut
wool To @ A Whitney &oo--s04 ssoks cotton seed to
N q Cotton seed AAsOeiatign-HD Sacks wheat to
Glover Ii Odandahl--5a head cattle Ayoook, Mitchell
Aco--4 bAisa aottn h N Boren &eo--i do Kirkpat-
riok &co-g Eskgs iatas E 9 Bliszatd 1boo-suBd1ies
10 tj5 baas sDttaD JDA sacks cotton seed
From aavsatan--Fer staamship Whitney--a bales
goat skinH 90 hasB t7J sacks wool to O Whitney ~
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
June 1870 bexes fruit % Paul Paee-i carriage to
pGH T Wehsr-i oar lumber Holmes 6ee-i do
j II BryHn4lH pigs beer Geo Yalets-ll btls lime
i M Gex--i55 bbis rosin 10 Order-55 bbls Tosin 10
bbls turpentlne Simpson Y Trieou--as pkgs cotton
nr0a+~a pkRe n dse Wang 4 Gottam-t Dbl IA xater
I, FFiel-1 pkgs raes Johnson "A crates cabbage z
A Laag--t piano q q Comstock- suDdry nadse A
Lehmsa-- pkge ndse Y Resers-4e bores tobacco
AeGuiAa &uo---Ja do @ seiivspn &co-70 M Williams
AGo--ip i A Dpwney--15 Marx Il Kemper-4o w %
tAevelRna--tl b II u wv II MeCampbell--5 A y Mo
sacks wool to Forchsiuer Bros--s cases mdse Z L.
Comb kG0y-5 do j BOis--snnhrias 10 order
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The Board Of Directors, at meeting held IL.
the twenty second day of january 1s7S. a6S8
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars IL MI
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the w.
and paying the 10 per cent dividend to ON
DiVfpENb oF Twenty fYe pER D fa NJ asSz
net earned participating premiums OF tlls -
ending December 81. 1873, said dividend paynt
On and after Monday. the REIMBURSEMENT ~ r.
January. 1879. -
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Recelpts Mt the ola nasln

Pascagouls-Per schr Cora Singer COO feet d
lumber 10 ORDER
Blind River-Per sohr Bonfonoa-R0,0OO slaves tt
order
Blind River--psr sChr Celeste-l2,000 slaves Il
order
Pass Manshac- sohr Tres Hsrmanas-35 cords
wood to master
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Actual net profits. ..................,715s1 !;

The foregoing statement Is lust. true III
0rrect transcript from the books Of the Ogins
panY. JAMES /. DAY Preafd6nfy
FL. CARpENTER, Secretary y
Sworn to and subscribed before me this txsus|
tV-secOnd day OF January, 1879. ss !
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Mem0randas
A comparative statement of sea-going vessels
In the port of New Orleans made mp to June 49,
1879, shows that there we're steamships ships
1 bsrks, brig and sohooners At the same date
last year there were II steamships, ships, 7
barks, Q briggs and II sohooners.
The Brit ship Stadaoena Parne from Pensacola
for Cardiff put into Key West June leaking badly.
The captain reported that his vesesl was evidently
struck by floating timber while beating np the
Gulf, which caused her to leak.
FOREIGN PORTS.
by Gable to the N. x. Herald @@
Liverpool, June i0--Artived fr0m New Orleans,
Brit steamship Delos, Wright.
Falmouth June g--ATrived from New Orleans, FIR
brig Valentine, Probostie.
SHIP BUILDING.
The splendid ship Permeater. built by Messrs.
Soue. Of Freeport, IL being metaed on the stocks.
and will be launched about June 90 She 10 about
1400 tons and of the strongest and best modelled
vessels ever built IN the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-18

TIE REFORM CLUB.-The opening Of the
Reform Club room on Fairfax street is adding
80 important impetus to tho temperance move
ncOt 10 this c!ty-a movement which has eyi.
IDENTIFY attained already 10 proportions beyond
tie expectations OF may Of the friends of the
csuse. Though tho rooms have not yet been
f0rma lly opened and arc not yet furnished a
crowd OF reformed men and Others gather there
every night for mutual encouragement and so.
cia! intercourse. They pass their time 10 sing,
Dg, voluntary addresses, rehearsal of experience
and general rejoicing over tho men who are con.
!inuay coming forward to sign the pledge and
put on the red ribbon. Incidents really thrill
Jog occur every night. Last night the hall was
filled, and by common consent meeting vas
held and ono Of the members Of tho club spoke
for half an hour of bis experience as drinking
man. Some of the timo the crowd were 10
tears, and the speaker hi0solf st ooc timo vas
so overcome With emotion that he GOULD got
proceed. Several hard drirkcrs signed the
pledge before tho company broke up.
The executive committee OF the club held a
meeting last night in another part of nc city,
at which plan for the observance Of Thanks
giving Day by tho club WAS arranged. Uac Of
the pastors IL to bc,tqucS;cd to deliver thsuks.
giving Temperance aCrnoD az ihrco O'Clock T.
ID. Tho e!ub will march to the churci! escorted
by band and listen 10 the sermon. after which
they ri! march back t3 their rooms aud pariskc
Ct collation., Il. which appropriate ioasts will
be ofIcr3a and responded 10, G9d tii0 evening
vii b. spont socially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-18
ANDR1A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA 1DVEPT7sTp-
GRAND TADLr.r-v Ann Mrs1rsr Eyrp,.

uRAND IABLE.:uX AND A MUSICAL ENTER.
dAlSNENT gl be given ut Ssrepta Hall, On
thursday evening DeZt, for the benefit Of the
lnIrmsry. For THE entertainment tho talent
and beauty OF Alex sudria have been enlisted 10
render 1t worthy tho patronage of oil. The good
OBJECT Tor which this entertainment is given is
well known to the people IF Alexandria, aud
1t 10 one which, from lis great need of help at
the time, should enlist the sympathy Of the
whole community. 1t no church VOL but
charity 10 which the town generally should take
pride ard help to support. They GIN do SO
now, 10 the most agreeable manner to them-
selves, as 80 feel suro they will get the full
worth OF thtir money in an evenings pleasure,
and at the Same timo have the comfortable
feeling that their outiay will improve the con
dlton OF many poor SICK fellow creatures. We
would beg the friends of this mob insli uiion,
also the friends Of all tn; $, who arc Interested
10 giving this entertainment. 10 use their best
efforts in making it grapd SUCCESS. The
musical entertainment will BIO enc of tho
most attractives feature of tho evening, and TO
this end, The talent of Washington and Alex
andra have rendered their services In tho
name Of the lady Managers ne bog loavo to say
they have been worry successful! in their efforts
to avoid much outlay CT money, aud have on.
dcavorcd to make tho cntcrtcrtaiument as
nearly ag possible one OF profit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-18

AIEXANDRIANS AWAY FNOu llOME.-h
private letter from Mahmooi to q gentleman
IN THIS city says: "Mrch disappointment wss
expressed at the failure Of Old DJmi1ioa Cum
mabdcry 10 put IN an appearance ., the Nnish!4
Icmplar 8 parade last Thursday. rron1incnt
Nlasons here pronounce 1t the tlotst comnord.
cry ia the State. The delegation lrcm Alex
andrla, Mcssrs. E., H., y, ). ard H., apraar-
cd in ll1c rldl0g 10 caTriaic', aud u.ain., |
suppose, 10 an air Of s,lf impOrtai Acxan-,
drains habltualIy wear when away from ilvnic,
they wcro mistaken by some inn2copt people
ior the Grand Comlnandcrg, and were c;ccfcd
nccordloey; gu honor they acknowledged "! h
booming dignity"
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EEsEl.E NT.sSMzLVG TOT.

t}3Hcini Correspondence Of the Aleca. Ga=ctfe
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. Is, 1879.
4 rosto!ilec was established to day Of Clincll
liver, Scott Co, w., with W. j. Davis as
POSTMASTER, End csc Ct i, iqc2s', SOUTHAMPTON
&C., with EQa7c S. EIaiott as postmaster.
Mr.. lialGi?, Tie Librarian Of tho House Of
Representatives., and Mr.. LjttIepago and az
o.hcr clerk in tho Clerk = Office of the House
lave rccaEtly been discharged and iher places
supplied by neg aEpoiutccs.
Tine hsl Of the House Of Representatives j.
being put IN ORDER Tor tho session 10 commence
next Monday wack. The Gi!1ais havo been
rit down already, ard ii,a Actks and chairs
placed in position.
ir2 receipts ri the Treasury Il day from 10
ttrGai rcTcrua amounted to $lSj,9iG; from
o;; ';Ga.2, sGO%,4 Tho ns:iauaI bank note;
received Of SuGrG2 Ation amounted 10 &IqI GOO
j. Il cuucnIig reported and believed here
:'at - Gcn, Hraiii : !iand5 say sc will not &C
c..:l; :!ia republican, nomination lar tho pvesi-
d"H@V H&lca3 It shall bo rendered to him unan,
L! ,uaiy. ~ elt never Il sheir candidate, M the
Shnfnaai;c- IL tho SGuth "a 10 tic North
have determined 10 oppose lis nomination in
i!eo rational republican oouv3nt0n.
Hon. Chairman says hist he Is firmly C33yjro.
ri '''S, ''!p p*I' 'nul3n: among ih9 ut2s oniy
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-18
LOCAL MATTERS

WEATHER. PROBABILITIES, N9yr. IS, 1879.
For the Middle Atlantic States, stormy and
rainy weather, probably snow in tho northern
portions, followed during the afternoon and
night by rapidly rising barometer, brisk to
lish northwcscrly winds, and colder c!ca,inc
weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-18

ht!cog tho;t prominently SDokcu of for
the p,a'tica oi Commissioner Of the Dis,
ir!e. Of Columbia, melo vacant by tho
se3isuaiiou rf Mr.. PHELPS is MIR. Thomas
bometv.Ilc, who has heretofore held important
tics!s il Weahlngt TN. and whose practical knoRl-
Ign and sIqGaintanco with tho every want
o! TIC District, and thorough capabilities would
E:ii;!er hs ornoininnn! Gccop;abIo and judi
cous. H. Tho rCsi!inop no haa heretofore
tci'; IL i.s irhy~i f;nsoIf verify OF Gil con-
ii,ic1c,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-18
&E<sE@S ANss TlMEvAssE.
STOVES! STOVES!
At lis KING STREET

could call special attention TO ny large stock
o. q. SIoVEis, embracing portsblo Ranges, Cook,
Mior, Lining Room and Office Stoves OF tho
latest styles snd most improved patterns each
an1 every ono OF which is guaranteed to eiyo
entite satisfaction. GU
Also SENTON'S, SPEARS and sill other
FLEE rLACE HEETERS put up TO heat ono,
two and three rooms.
doI AiH FURNACES for heating DWELL
inss, churches and public buildings q specislty.
~, iIayo constantly on hand large stock of
ItL4 VALE, Chamber Sots, Coal Holds and
ShovolG and Eousefurnishing goods in general.
sis! also prepared 10 repsir Fire Placs Heat
eTs' lot AIT Furnaces, Cook Stove Ranges and
all other Stoves that are made
EoohnS, Uuttering and Spoutng done at short
notice, IN Tho city and country. and on the most
sstisfa2son DIV
sopl6 TBO9 HOY