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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
Auction SALES.
,LIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

Ev virtue OF . decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county rendered in the cause Of j Lu-
cins Davis ard others, against j. h. Bart
lett and others, / shall, as Commissioner
therein named Offer for sale, in front % Si the
Court House door OF Fairfax county, on MON
DAY, the 9Th day of June: 1859, Court ,, Day q 7;
Two ThIRDS of the TWO TRAITS Or
LAND, Of which James Davis and wife died
seized, in said county, according to plat TO De
exhibited on the day o. sale. Said land lies .
miles north west of the Court House, two miles
north Of the Little River Turnpike road, ad.
Hunt, Hosbrook, sc. 1t is abundantly wood
ed, we'll watered and elligibly situated. About
30 acres are cleared Will be sold in TWO
TRACTS Of sbout200 acres each Mr.. Charles
Stewart, residing on the Turnpike, near the
land, will exhibit it to those desiring to pur-
chase. ,.,.
three equal instalments at 6. II and 10 months.
secBred bv the notes of the purchaser, and re.
tcntion of the title till the last payment is made
the land to BIO resold in case OF default OF the
purchaser in making the deferred payments -
Conveysncing, &C.. at purchaser cost
e.irfovc % an 3O-lawts Com. of Sale.
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Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE, May %. Cotton firm mid
ding uplands 2S!. Flour quiet but steady J;
Howard Street super So 2ja6. %; DO. Extra ,;tI
$6.25a1.75; do Family SSal0; City Mills
super Sc 2j do. Extra 50aS; do Family
IS. 25all % Western super S525a575; DO
Extra SGn6. % do. Family $Sa8. 50. Wheat
dull and prices lower; Choice Valley So
Corr, receipts large sales of white at S6aS1 !;
yellow 90. Oats dull at GS for light. Rye
dull at LAO. Pork $50, bacon active and
firm; rib sides l7al7i; clear do: l'ialS ;
shoulders l44 hams 1921. Lard quiet at
l9c Whiskey firm and stock scarce quoted
$l10, but no sales reported
NEW YoRK, May 27.--Hiocks weak, bui
active and excited on the call. Money steady
at per ct. Exchange st. Gold 39s; 5 20 5,
1862, coupon, q; 10 40s. coupon, So; n
G. $50 asked; do. new, So. Vas So; do
new 624 asked.
BALTIMORE, May 27.-Vire mia SKIES, oil:
inscribed, SO bid, 5Oi asked; do. 1866, 55i
bid, sc! asked, do 1867, 52a bill So asked.
New YORK, May 27.-Flour without decd
ed change. Wheat, one cent low er for Spring
winter firm. Corn dull and heavy.
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MATERIAL PROGRESS. -The enterprisiug
spirit now rife in Fairfax county has extend
ed itself to i.oudoun, and is exerting there an
influence Of no ordinary character The price
of real estate along the line OF the A. l.. \
H. r. r.. has, within very short period, al
vanced fully $40 per cert. The citizens of
Herudon have exhibited their energy in the
completion of large steam saw mill; and they
now propose the erection of a commod,ous
building to be used ~ 4 cheese factory, the ar
sangements for which have all been perfected,
and the services OF a man of experience secur-
ed TO conduct the business. The parties hav-
Jug the enterprise ID charge are sanruine of
success, and haze agents ont now in different
counties purchasing cows. \ gentleman re-
siding near HAMILTON has now NIL the material
necessary for the establishment OF a large
cheese factory, and is negotiating tor the early
commencement OF the business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
Ey Green l. Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers. ps
COMMISSIONING r SAAh OF REAL NO
~ virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court o!
Alexandria county, Va. rendered at August
term, 1868 in the suit of Edelin, and others
plaintiffs, vs. The Mechanical Building Associs'
ton, tho undersigned, Commissioners, therein
day of June. 1869, at II o'clock M, in front of
the Mayors office, in the city of Alexandra:
by pubic auction the following described
REAL ESTATE:
No. IL. d. Harrison LOI, on the ives.
side of Fayetta, between King and Cameron
streets, 10 feet by so feet, - a III feet alley
subject TO rent charge Of Sc, payable on trst
July. ,rpNuupNn
LOT. on the west side of Washington street,
between King and Cameron streets, running
Is feet 81 inches deep to an alley 8 feet wide
then south u feet then east 10 feet inches
then south 2 feet then east 80 feet z! inches
then north II feet to alley. py,cr
No. 3. John l.. Pascoe's two.story BRlCh
HOUSE and LOT on east side OF Fairfax 81,
between Wolfe and Wilkes sts., 10 feet by l23
No. 4~Hugh Ls.ham's LOT OF GROUND.
on Fairfax street, between King and Prince
streets. 30 feet inches by 10 feet inches al
So. another LOT, on Water street, between
King and Prince, q feet 8! inches by l2$ feet
inches also, another LOT, on Water street,
between King and Prince streets, teet by 70
feet to the line formerly Riddle y Dales Win
improvements. IAN, ,
No. 5.-Stephen SWANS LOT ON the wet
side of Wstcr street, between Wolfe ana
Wilkes, Il feet j. inches by IS feet In depth.
No Caleb l.. Richards LOT and ZEN r.
MEN1. on the east side of Payne ST., between
King and Cameron. Is feet by ~ ieet TO IL
feet alley. ,,,,ppovp
MENTS on the west sdo OF Fit street. De-
tween King and Prince, 81 feet inches on Phi
by IL feet II inches deep.
~. S.-AnGrew w. Esstlsck's LOI, on ma
north side OF Queen street, between hoysl anu
Fairfax streets, 4j feet inches by CT teet IN
No. 9-John Arnolds undivided moiety IN
LOT on tho northwes. corner OF King and Roy
al streets. At.
No. 10 Harrison w. Hardy's lot ON the
north side of Oronoko street, between Alfred
and Columbus streets, q feet DO inches by 81
feet in depth. on,.o
No. u.-Richard w. Robinson's LOT on the
sontb eide of Queen street, between Alfred ana
Patrick, q feet by 100 feet deep to an alley 10
No. IL Richard w. Robinson's LOT, on
tho south side of Queen street, adjoining lot
above mentioned, - feet inches by feet
inches.
TERMS-Une-tenth OF the purchase money
n be paid in cash, and the residue IN ., IL and
eighteen months the bonds of the purchaser,
with good security, bearing interest from osy
of sale to be taken for the deferred pay mehls'
and the title to be retained until the entire pur-
chase money Is paid. c,f,nu
O. w. WATTLES.
r,v,it-tsvta Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

FAIRFAX COUNTY RADICALS \ Breen,
Chairman of the Alexandra County Radical
Committee has received the following com
municaton
At the meeting ol tie Fairfax County Re
publican Committee, May 18th, 1869, com
posed of the following named members; pre-
sent-Henry Harris, lst District; \. j. Sugar,
"a District Mr.. Thorne, 18th District; Q. +.
Hine. 9Th District; and }. W. COvey, 9th
District, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolrea, That it is hereby recommended
that new Senatorial Convention be held III
and for the First Senatorial District.
>. That this county send FIVE delegates 10
the Senatorial Convention and that this com
mittee recommend said Senatorial Convention,
to he held at Vienna in this county,at ~ early
a day as possible.
3. That the Chairman Of this Committee, @.
f. lIine, at once open correspondence with
the Chairman OF the County Republican Com
mittee OF Loudoun county, and Of Alexandra
county, in regard to the time and place oi
holding said Senatorial Convention.
4. That in calling for County Convention
to send delegates to a Senatorial Convention
the call he also made to include the nomina'
ton Of. q candidate to represent thus county IN
the House of Delegates.
:. That the County Convention be dele
gated Convention, based upon The representa-.
ton OF one delegate for every ono hundred
voters, allowing each District IN this county
the following delegates, 1t District, . dele
gates; "A District, 3 delegates, u District, i
delegates; 4th District , delegates; 9Th Dis
trict, e delegates; 9th District, delegates.
{. That the County Convention hc he'll! at
Fairfax Court House on Monday, the 'th day
of June, 1869, at oclooll y. m.
!. That meetings in the several districts OF
this county be held in the respective dis
tricts, on Saturday the 9TH day of June, 1869,
to send delegates 10 the County Convention
and this committee recommend the organI2a'
ton of Republican clubs or other organizations
it possible, on the day OF holding meetings II
the various Districts to send delegates t. the
County Convention.
f. Q. lIINE, Chairman.
JAS VI. CoVEY, Secretary.
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JAS. VI. CovEY, Secretary.

THIRD WARD RApICAs.-A meeting OF the
Third Ward Radicals will be held 10 the color
ed school house on Alfred street, between
Princess and Orouoco, tonight, the Attendance
at which, it is expected viii be- large in conse
ouence of the nature OF the subject that will be
under consideration the resolutions re
specting the calling OF 4 Congressional Conven
ton which have been adopted by the First
and Fifth Magiserial Districts, aud the intro
ducton of which was the occasion for the dis
turbance at the meeting in the Pad district
asst night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
sty Green a. Wise,

Real tate Agents and AuctloneeIs; ~.
CoMMlsSI!p,NSERESSS f sA aEEa 9F FAAoA
Bv virtue of a decree OF tho Circuit Court OF
Alexandrs county, Va rendered at NoVen-
Der term, 1853. in tho SUIT OF the Fot9ulac
Building Association, plaintin, versus jesse
:; oodward and others. defendants, 'ns unue ;i,
signed, Commissioner, therein named, VII
proceed to soil, by public auction, on BAL IN
DAY. the i2!n day OF June, 1869. AT IL O'Clock
M. in front Of the Mayors office in the CITY OF
AexenaIia, the following o described hhAh
No l-Gcorge W. Davis LOT, on the south
side OF Queen street, between Alfred aud Pat.
trick, - feet inches by lOO fret ,u
No; 2IJshn ArnSd g LOT Lot k k1d a IND
PRoytMhNT on N N 4 W fss so( desp Aug ana
No. John L Hips TENEMENT and
LOT on the north side OF Wilkes ST., between
Water and Fairfax, II feet 10! inches by 6o IT,
deep. ,,.,,, ,or .,. ia,
of Water street, fronting 81 feet, more or less
on Water street.
No 5.-W. 3. Nalls TRACT OF LAND, in
Fairfax county, containing 70 scres
No. G.-W Is. Nails LOT, on the west side
of Fayetto street between hing ana cameron,
% feet by go feet deep, with right ol way over
10 tee, alley.
No. T-.Iohn L. Pascoe's LOT, on the east
| side Of Fairfax street, between wolfe ana
| Wilkes streets u feet y l23 feet inchei.with
| improvements. yam :, uu,o
| No. John l.. Pascoes LOT, with TWO
| TENEMENTi;, on the east side OF Fairfax ST..
| between Wolfe and Wilkes, 80 feet by 10 feet
| inches; also, ono undivided fourth OF TENE
| MENT and LOT, on tho east side OF Washing
tor street. between King and Prince; also. an
| undivided fourth of rent charge, SlUDl convey
ed by methodist Episcopal Church, Zolh octo-
| No. John T.. Hlrs LOT, on north side OF
| Wilkes street between Fairfax and Royal, q"
| feet inches on Water street.
| No. 10 Margaret Raiierty's IL T. NJ EN-
and Lot, on tho west side of Royal street, 20
| feet BIZ l23 feet inches
| No. ll.--John Summers LOT and In :
| PROV EN- ENTS, on the west side OF FIT 81
between King and Prince III feet ii inches III
| no. I2.-Jano o. Sullivan's TENEMENT
.rJ LOT at the intersection of Fairfax ana
franklin SITS, =. T.. corner u feet by W ieo'
| deep. .,,., row. -, ,h.
| eouth side Of Franklin street, at the middle Oh
square between Water and Fairfax Streets 20
No 11.-Cbarles B. Shirley ono undivided
half Of TEN EMENT and LOT, on the es<t
| eide of Washington street. between king anu
| Prince streets, 20 feet by l2' fee. IN deep.
| TKKMS-One-tenth Of the purchase money
n be paid in cash the residue IN three equsi
;netalments of Il, IL and Is monthsi the bopd-
- the purchaser, with good security, and bear
;nr interest. To- bn taken for the deferred pay
ments, and tho title to be retained until they
arc Maid. q. w. WATTLES.
nv II-lawts Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
FJ,RUSTEEY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE, NEAR LEWINSVlLLE, IN
TILE COUNTY OF FAIRFA Pursuant 70

FJ,KJrSTEES' SALE VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, NEAR TOWNSVILLE, IN
THE COUNTY OF FAIRFA N.-Pursusnt 10
decd of trust from ID. u. Tompkins and wife,
dated tho 22d day of November. 1867, recorded
among tho land records Of Fairfax county. Ii
her II, No. 4, folio 437, and for tho purpos es
therein mentioned, the undersigned will sell, at
public auction, to tho highest bidder, at Fair
lax Court House, on MONDAY, the 2lst day
of June, 1859 that being Court day, tho FA KIM
upon which the said Tompkins now resides,
near Lewnsvile in said county, containing
l59 acres, IS poles, more or less:
The improvements consist OF comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE. handsomely loca- a.
ted BARN and other out-bui:dings. The HUI
farm il we'll wa,erCd has sufficeney of wood
timber fol- the use of the farm. The land is
well located to tho growth of grain and grass,
snd is well adapted for 6 dairy farm, being
about 5 miles from Georgetown, ID. 9.
TERMS-The sum of $500 with interest from
the 23d day of November, 1867, until the day
OF SALE interest on $500 from the 23d OF Nov
ember, 1867, to the lst Of January, 1869, and
>s,5 or the lst day of January, 1870; the like
sum on the lst day of January, 1871 $50 on
the LIST day Of January, 1872. and the like sum
of $50 on the 1st day Of January, 1875, with In
tercst from tho lst day of January, 1869; the
interest 10 he paid annually; any excess in the.
said sale to be paid on the lst day of January
1872, with interest from the day of sale; the c.
terred nstaimeDts to be secured by deed Of
trust upon the property a. the cost of the pllr-
chaser, INCLUDING stamps. Sale to take place
between - and 3 clock. Any further III for-
motion may be obtained from Nj. Tompi;ins,
on the Pre- mses, or from either Of the Trustees.
JOHN j. SHIPMAN, Lewirsville.
THOS. k. LOVE, Fairfax @. II.
Fairfax CO., my .u-eots Trustees.
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Indicted.

ATLANTA. Ga, May, 27.-lhe grand jury
of the BIB county Supreme Court have found
a true bill against J. Clark Swayze, editor oil
Radical paper at Macon Ca, for high mlsde-
meanor upon an ncendiary article which ap'
peared in his paper some weeks ago. After
the death of DR.. Ayere at the hands OF ne
gro near Savannah. Swayze published an In
famitory article calling on the Union men to
organize for self protection. The penalty IS I'M
prisonment in the penitentiary for from live tC
ten years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

RESIGNATION. Rev. F.. j. Willis whose
resignation as pastor Of the Baptist Church OF
this city. was presented about three months
ago, and was rot accepted by the church, has
asa;n urged it, and will close his lahora with
lbs congregation here next Sunday, Mr.. Viii
lis will, it is thought, take charge of 4 church
in Winchester, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
Prize Fight BrOkemup.

BALTIMORE, May pa prize fight between
II. Hicken, OF Philadelphia, and Wm CanolI'
Of Baltimore, took place this morning in Penn
sylvania, near tho Maryland Lincoln the North
crn Central railroad. Four rounds.were fought
resulting fayorably 10 Canoll, when Il crowd oil
Philadclphans, friends of Ilickcn, rush@d'nto
tbc ring and broke I'D the fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

IMPROVEMENT. The improvement: in the
appearance Of the drug store OF Messrs. Il. 3.
Leadbcater & Co, on Fairfax street, by the
putting in OF Sery handsome oruamented front,
designed aud made by Messrs. Wilmer X Jam
ieson, aud put ia by Messrs. Wren & Mitchell
is generally noticed. Ii shows what Alezau.
dria mechanics can d..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

SrRAwBEaRtEs.-Mr. Joseph Slater, one of
our Alexandra boys, now residing IN Peters
burg, Virginia, has kindly remembered Us, by
sending us box of most delicious strawberries,
for which he has our thanks and good wishes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

CANDIDATE FOR THE LEGISLATURES. MIR,
Robert G. Armstrong, in hand bill in which
he says that we are called, upon manhood
list, to the rebuilding OF the Royal Arch OF
the Temple of Liberty on this, the sacred soil
which gave to Freedom, Ne, &C., announce;
himself candidate for seat in the next Honsc
nf Deles3tes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
Reunion Of the Presbyterian
Churches.

New YORK, MAY 27.-1he old school Pres
byterian General Assembly met to-day, when
the'Committec of Conference appointed by the
two assemblies, reported a plan oil a eunlon oil
the Presbyterian churches, draft of concur,
rent declarations of the general assembling and
the recommendation for day OF prayer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
Killed by n shell.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 27.-This morning four
workmcn in the Atlanta rolling mill, on open
ing an old shell ignitcd the powder and we're
all blown up and killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

Soy5 or TEMPERANCE. There was very
Interesting meeting Of MountN ernon Division,
Sons OF Temperance, last night in their room in
Pheaix Hall, at which sevcra! lew members
were admitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
YAI,E0FvALu1 lBLE FAlKFAX LAND.

By yirtuo of decree Of the County Cont O. OF
Fairfax county, rendered ~ Tho e"uSs :" h wary
G, saunders vs.. X. o. +, dams a"o "tner, ,;o /
Shall As Commissioner tn erein named , "ncr
i for sals - on MoNDAY the 7th day Of @1 ae
1868, Circuit Court day, in front of the = ., Z
House door Of said county. the VAhu a BIZ :
j;ad se;zeJ containing 4 acres, lying ~ Dii!i-
cult Kun, opposite Hunter Mill, adisiIing the
Al, 81 II X. K. and the lands O.: Il. T.. Lar
ham, Mrs Saunders, Geo; ": Hunter, &c. e.
an The Mace. Abou. Is acres is excellent bot
tom land.
TERMS-One.tenth cash; the residue in
tbrse equal instalments at ., II and IS months.
with interest; the deferred payments TO be Sc
cured by the notes Of the purchaser, md re-
tcnton Of the title and the land liable 10 he re-
sold at purchasers cost. on mis- failure TO COM
plete MS title THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co.. ap 30-lawts Com. Of Sale.
|
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AUCTION SALE.
RxID. Harrison, Auctioneer.

L ' a T.
= BLES, CROCkERY, &c.
Will be sold on SATURDAY MORNING.,
stay 18th, at 10 o clock, the stock OF gentle
men declining business. consisting o; y T. :,
TRASSEs', CHAIRS, GLASSES, CkOCh r.
RY, &C., &c my zo-"t
OOMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING
AT AUCTION.
The comfortable DWELLING OF a. I; 20
YER. deceased, No. l27 Duke street: one f.sES
400 east of St. Asaph. The house fronts Il-A
nth having the benefit of southerly winds III
summer with fine draft. and q warm expo
sure in winter ..c,,,1- dry cel
lar. and is elevated AZ feet above inc 1901 paEIs,
ment house contains eleven rooms IN nl,ml nat
gas and water and bath, and is one OF tHe ii'os'
com Portable dwellings in Alexandra. i.
The house is "a feet front, the lot runs paeA
the same width to paved alley, ieet vine
Parties desiring to examine the premises can
do so, previous TO the day OF sale, by Calling NJ
No. " King street.
Expense OF stamps and conveyancing at the
&C Of tho purchaser.
TEKMS-One-third cash on the day Of sale ;
the residue at s, lG and II months, secured by
deed OF trust; interest on the whole amount
due to be paid rs tho notes fall due respectively.
salo to talin place IN front Of the premises at
D O clock y. M, on THURSDAY, Sd day OF
June, 1869. ~
On the following day, FRIDAY, 4th,) at
9 o'clock A. m, all the HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITUR RE. contained in ssid
house. CoNNELlA GON En-;
nv c5-eOts EAeculIiA'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

ANOTHER CURIOSITY AT FAIRFAX t. H
Two remarkable freaks in the animated ma
ture of Fairfax Court House were mentioned
short tine since in the Gazette, and there is
yet another, a notice Of which has not appear
ed in the newspapers. At the residence OF
Judge Henry ". Thomas in that village
there is fox which, together with litter Of
Kittens, has been sucked and protected by a
cat and which, barring the rough tugs 1t gives
ats foster mothers teats, bestows upon her as
much fiial affection a. her natural offspring,
aud receives from her the same motherly care
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

EXcURsIoN.-Moun Vernon Circle, No. /,
L. L. H. +. &. A, proposes making an ex-
cursion to Carlin's Springs, on Monday, June
DIST, on which occasion Nelocipede Tourna-
mcnt will come Off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

FEAST or CORPUS CHRISTI. day, the
festival Of Corpus Christi, joyful day In the
| Catholic Church, was observed with approprl-
ate ceremonies in ST. Mary's Church i'll this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

PoLIT1cAL. from the very limited
number of persons who attended the meeting
at Liberty Hall, last night, there is a decided
''poIitical apathy" existing 10 this community
Mr.. Joseph Segar, candidate for Congress from
the State at large, in opposition to the haa'c''
nominee, made speech urging upon the peo-
pie the adoption OF the Constitution e1'
purgated of two obnoxious features ne
claimed that. as Virginiau, he could and would
renresent the interest OF the State much better
than one not native. lie declared his inten-
ton Of voting for and supporting the Walker
ticket on various grounds, among others Tor
the reason that Wells had been in iavor OF re-
tanning the Acknowledgement and disQualhca-
tion clauses, in the Constitution. Mr.. D. prom
ised. If elected to Congress, 20 do all in his
power to have disabilities Of whatever kind re-
moved from the people OF Virginia and the
South, anil to secure for Virginia,
portion OF the public domain to aid in the
completion of our works OF internal improve
ment.
Mr. Lewis Mckenzie, III response to . cali
made few remarks. promising, At some future
time, to address the peo2lco; ihis elty MeS'fS'
Mckenzie and Seear advocated the adoption
Of the 18Th amendment, on the ground that
they wished the North and West to lac placed
upon the sauna footing rs the South, IN refer
ence 10 universal suffrage.
Col. u +. Duany beine called tof explained
his vote on the 18th amendment, while
State Senator. upon the ground that Il "onid
not be u 6nal,ty
An the spclhcia w+eJ The Importance OF
registering
TAlr5MFN. Lewis F., Skiimore, !larriaon
Brady, Henry Cailao. jos7phu4 Lawson,
josiah Ford Frederick Pate, Adaphe poadle,
". l.. Padgett, John Summers, J. +. Doug
las, Owen Nueent, John L3atherand, -.
G. Henderson, Joseph Broadus,C. &. Smoot,
G. T. Webster. $, f. Gregory, Augustus
Butts Charlie Bril- Gilbert Simpson, j. q.
Crime, J 4 Cog vel, Samuel o. Blggott,
Harrison .jacabs, &. g. Berry. j. n. Harper,
John Boyd, Job Corson T. 4. Waters, Peter
". Simpson, ". H. Mui: William Vincent,
Alfred Jacobs, Charles Goodrich, William
Owens, James Smith, John Arucld, j. ".
Nails, Geo. Y. Wor,hinpton, Richard Rudd,
Joseph Co,ucy, Thomas Dlyy, BENJAMIN
Hughes, Robert lawson and ". \, johnson,
citizeus OF this city, havins been summoned by
the Sheriff Of Orange county as talesmcn, from
whom Jury of twelve will he selected 20 try Il
man named Glerndon, tor the murder OF ayoung
woman in that county left here this morning ia
= special osr attached to the tram on the ., \.
&M. R.R 70, Orange Court HoU5e, where the
trial will take place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-27

RossYLN -Messrs. Sykes 4 Chadwick, the
very popular proprietoys OF Wizards Hotel,
in Washington, will open, on Saturday, the new
hotel at RoSsyln, on the Virginia side OF the
Potomac Aqueduct, which has been splendidy
and most tastefulIy fitted up as a summer re
sort, with beautiful grounds, drives, walks, &c.
The hotel aud grounds are lighted with gas
manufactured on the spot, the works for which
were constructed, and the material furnished,
by our townsmau, Mr.. William Cogan. By
the new process light equal to, aud at Il cost
not exceeding, that furnished in the cities, is
obtained, and without Inconvenience or trouble.