Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-22
ALExAN DRIA NEW s

We TAKE the following interesting items
OF Alexandra news from our enterprising ootem-
porary, the Virginia STATE Journal Of the 2lst In
cireth Court, Fai.taT County, -TuesdAy, April 10,
1884 sSi-Commonwealth %. w. Hunter. Molten for
nfT M.tss % ago S}S%sn' ny f On las SsTGist
Application for Injunction to restrain the sale
Of certain lands in Fairfax county, kI own a. West
deprecat Of real estate in that Vicinity. Ateg
PSSIGry Injunction va. granted By the eourt, for
neighborhood, and the case was continued, to be
heard at Chambers. ~
.Frisndthip Fire Company.-At the nInetieth an
nual meeting Of the Friendship Fire Company,
he'd At the Company,s hall, April 18th, 1854, the
following appointments were made for the ensuing
dent, W. r. Padgett Cd Vice President r. simp-
son Treasurer, y. Creighton Recording secre.
sArJ j. DT0w9s Corresponding seoEetAry, J. Muir
Win. Walker, James Javins, Edward Clnrkston,
VIM. Goodrich Commanders OF Hose, @. Tyler, ].
KING fysr Rxens6 'IsufS9 e paPfus 1g w.
ter Property men, W: MankIn, G. MAhkin, b.
whestley. ". =. Padgett and J; Javini were
Recommended fer appointment as WATdena. Hose
men win be appointed at the next meeting OF Com.
mAndera Of Hose. EIH.
clemeney Of the weather, many were disappointed
In attending the ball originally given to the ladies
Of the fair, and the managers, In compliance with
friends Of the cause, have determined to give to all
another opportunity to join in this well merited
compliment to the ladies who lAbored 80 efficiently
for the beneht Of our noble volunteers.
To Purchaser1 Of CoHfscdied PropeTfy.-We are
requested to say that the deeds fos the real estate
purchased at the recent sAles Of oonhseated prop
erty are now ready at the hArBhala Office II may
| save purchasers OF real and personal property
some trouble and expense by calling at once and
settling up.
CIsGp Riding-Fare 10 Washington and Return, o =
| From and after tomorrow, until further notice
| the fine steamers Thomas Colyer and Fulton will
carry passengers to and from this city free OF
charge. Wa. ons and fGeight will be charged al
usual.
| have turned towards Alexandria for hAbitation
have no other ambition, they may safely lay claim
to that OF deaire to be houBe-owner0, In the
lower part OF the city they putting up shAnties
innumerAble, Ah II IL done upon Leased ground the
structures are by no meanA Of magnificent elABG
Accidental workman, whoHs name we are un.
able to learn, was severely injured by falling into
the hold OF canal beat at the railway dock dAy
| or two since. Onder proper medical care he IL In
| fair way Of recovery. .....
Reoouered.-All the shot and shell (heAyy metal
on board the tug Calvin Thompkins, blown up Al
covered, and the engine and boiler OF the boat
| raised.
| Aborigines.--A portion OF the Chippewa deleEA
] tlon OF chiefs, who have been In Washington for
| some time on a mission In connection with the In
tereEts OF their tribe, paid our city brief Visii
| yesterday evening.
| PeTsonal.-ArrSngements have been made fol
| quite number Of the Western delegates in Con
greIs, with thelrlAdies, to visit Alexandria, Ant
attend Grace Church on Sunday next,
| Mrs, Gov. Harvey, who has won the title of thu
Florence Nightingale OF the Western army, for he
AsslduouH attentions TO the soldiers and thel
wants, was in this city, and visited n number o
our hospitals yesterday.