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The Alexandria GdzSfte Of Saturday even
ing has the following:
THE POLICE were Informed this morning,
by a surgeon employed IL the case, that
duel was to be fought near this city, aud
that the parties to lin. N. Dix, OF New
York, and James Randolph, OF Baltimore
with their seconds, were at the Mansion
house, making the necessary arrangements,
and asked that watch might be kept upon
their movements. Sentinels were according
ly posted, but up TO . o'clock this evening
no carriages looking Al though they were on
bloody thoughts Intent have LEFT that hotel.
The hotel register contains tho names of the
parties, but the two who were said to be the
principals, and their two friends, after an,
other surgeon had been employed, and after
great deal of note writing, took a bottle Of
has been amlcably settled. The cause of
he difficulty was not aseertained.
The following sales OF real estate were
made this morning: A tenement and lot of
ground bounded by King, Columbus, Prince
and Alfred streets, In front IL 80 feet and
In depth AZ 5-10 feet, to Mrs. Jas. Chatham,
for $500. A lot OF ground, with a frame
tenement thereon, on the east side of Henry
street, between Cameron and Queen streets,
In front on Henry street IA feet, In depth,
20 feet 8 inches, to VIM. Gray, for S215. A
seheinths puu hos VI Btounu, hituutcu on tnc
east side Of Cameron street, In front on Com
merce street, 90 feet inches, to Mr., Clark,
for VI $50. A lot Of ground, with the i'm
proyements thereon, situated at the iutersec-
ton OF King and Peyton streets, known as
the "Vlrginia House, to Townsend Baggor,
for s4,5O0.
Mr.. SAMUEL PULLMAN, who lives on the
telegraph road, about three miles below this
city, and who has thoroughly examined the
condition Of the peach trees on his farm,
says that they did not sustain any injury BY
the cold spell In April, and that the present
indications are that he will gather full
crop.
THE May term of the Circuit Court for this
county will commence on Monday, the nth
instant, Judge Westel Willoughby presiding.
Between 80 and 70 new cases are docketed
for the term.
A NEW OFFICE Is established at Richland
Hill, Stafford county, Va, and G. Ii. Warren
appointed postmaster will receive regular
special supplies from Cove Landing, five
miles distant,
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EXTRACTor BUTTER PLANT.

a. brI.f albanian IA ~. o,,.t, q, N,
o, aiia,iop % 'neohsih OF tnia important dis
sn,s.,,I".,.s sos p'o,s sn,s'otestns .mong the
sainan'ioA'sa records OF the renownsd Captain
.'A'e"en' ms. Nhie so1ournlng 70 . short
ime on inc bnIiliAn Coast Of South America
n7 observes he NATIVES using, In The prepare.
uon OF their food' peculiar oil. which, upon
sA.mihanon' ne found % possess the Appearance.
e' Ana naNorot butteri upon further Inquiry,
however ne ascsrtainsd that II was simply sub
stance mat the natives distilled In crude and i'm
perfect manner. from rich and luxuriaut plant
tnAt grew spontansonsly aud abundAntly In that
warm tropical country. A few years ARo. An ami.
nsnt french chemist, while on pro,ss ,iopal Visit
o the tropics, made numerous experImepts vith
this remarkable production OF nature. and .ue.
oeeded In extracting A concentrated s..snea az m.
plant. The formula for Ne nren.,,uon "a N.
SOLE RIGHT for IL. sala in mi. con NJ, a =. An.
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.spwehssoaH IRON tns original diseoveTsr. We
siaim Tor THIS rsmarkabiebst simple and PERFECTLY
harmless pieparAuon- 30
J. Tnh by Us use net gala OF from nfIy 10 two
hundred per cont Is made In the manufacture
Of Butter.
may be strong. rancid. s,ross.S. or so Ss'
uhnea,snd comparatively useless for general
use, BY the aid OF this Extract, Is restored to
Its original freshness and sweetness, One grain
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made Al q sos, ~ 80 ~ ~ Du''eI Gan %
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SEEDS! AGRICULTURAL
TIE M oV A L.

Seed Store removed TO street, near Nineteenth.
a.. opposite the Market,
Eenaine vegetable 4nd lowor seeds Trees,
wipes, roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed. Rad,
MhIe, yellow and lugerne clover. Rhubarb and
asparagus roots; Onion sets, Fruit and shads
trees. Hoes, rak9s, dc. Opportunity otfereI raI
sSefy family to secure good aud Feliabla sad
Also, trees and small fruits at small ouIlsy
a. Mhttha grape vines, ! am prepared to supniy
thls hardy, productive, valuable and popuIa Trsna
Hn4ly, or by the dozen or hundred I have can.
eiqded to add 10 my business an assortment AZ
china, lAmps And eTOokeTy, which will be AID N
low PRICES, Daily sales Of roses after lie la az
Tor mutual .sstAstioP few bushels Of tRs aug
0rsalo In small quantities q By Ia bashei. a'A'
fsbswIst Est. near aihtstss1th' scs In, .;o,.
THis Is TO gIyE NOTICE THAT THE sun.
mshn5,Sn G9unly, In !ho District o. Columbia,
pWiohI bLIhs, late Of WashinEton oonntv ID
" eseAsed. All persons having claims sgainsi ,bo
AAia deceased are hereby warned to eXbthi1 th nv
same. WIN the Vouchers thereof 70 the snbsSrihse
on OF pelor9 the 10th day Of April nsSt, %a,.
IN az ~ snts ~ Law DO excluded from all ben
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April, lss
,n99.r,S,. MARY i. BLISS,
'PN'fn'~ ExeOuIrix.
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PREPARATIONS FOR DECORATION DAY.
Representatives Of the different posts Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic for the Depart
ment OF the Potomac met on Saturday after
noon at headquarters, on street, to make
arrangements for the decoration of the
graves Of the Union dead Inferred In this de-
partment. Arlington cemetery was selected
Tor the principal exercises, and the Goth In
slant as the time for the ceremony.
subcommittee were appointed on music,
transportation and order of exercises. The
committee has not yet determined whom to
Invite as orator Of the day. Reports from
several committees were received, showing
every prospect for tho celebration of the day
In becoming manner.
The contributions received are quite large,
and the most ample arrangements will be
made to carry out the spirit Of the general
order. In connection with the ceremonies.
music appropriate to the occasion will be an
interesting feature, as 1t is expected several
hundred vocallsts will participate In the ex-
erclses.
Mrs. President Grant has declined the
honor OF serving as head Of the ladies' com
mittee on floral decorations, but has OK.
pressed her willingness to act with the CON.
mlttee.
The following are the committee of ar.
Judgements on the part Of the different posts
OF this departments Timothy Lubey, A. A.
G.j j. Edwin Mason, A. 8. G.; l.. A. Brande-
bury, A. d. c.; Post l, A. J. Huntoon; post
2, G. W. Wells; post 3, s. R. Harrington,
post 4, j. Lewlsj post 3, A. Dudenhausen,
post o, III. A. Mycrsi post 7, J. B. Adams;
post 8, j, ii. Venable; post 8, c. II. Brown,
post 10, A. II. G. Richardson.
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THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention Of alt interested Iu the reduction
Of the ertravassnt cost Of BUTTER, to their prae.
tieal and economical systlm OF making pure prime
BUTTER By the aid Of the III
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Long moss spring with It's violeis blue,
Ard Eround spafrsvs hutterinE through the dew.
.S Hs 81: ss.d ''
Down .sieusS &: frsssssss tSsii s~ssssss so..
And he hpshinG springs brisb. wsisrs aow
When Il nirrcrsd = form more brish, and fair
S, iSSa pIstrgs On :.ss 2, sr
when the sprinE-tins should chase coming winter
FL r.. S SSt .R %s. Ss s 2, 4:
70 ~ hx my thoughts ere my senses pail
"a ihs 4, GL9Igtsa sola a. the famed oLk HALF
70 sttraei The maideas far and nssr, R'h -..
And perhAts some dear angel for me may sing
Assveet as the maiden Of losg moss spfinr
All the ladies admire the stylish clothing
OF Oak Hall. Gents, Boys and Children 8
Clothngi and Furnishing Goods at prices
unustaiiy low; 400 Seventh street, opposite
the Post Office.
AZ THE TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish TO know where to obtain
trunks that will stand the rough usage of
baggage smashers. We advise them 10 visit
the extensive mandatory and salesroom Of
James 8. Topham-& Co., 800 Seventh street,
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall,
where they will find the largest stock and
best made truniu In the District Of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents. Messrs. Topham
q Co., also have a large stock Of yalises,
packing trunks, Indies and mems satchels,
&C., made Of the best material, which they
sell low for cash. ..... col
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BASE BALL-THE GAME ON SATURDAY
A very interesting game of base ball was
played on Saturday afternoon, on the
grounds Of the Nationals, between nine
composed Of New Workers and one composed
Of residents Of the District, as follows New
York nine-shelly, 2 b.i Forker, b.; Bird.
sail CT Force, s. 81 Coughlln, 3b.i studley,
!: Il. Ernst p. Young, c. fi Lusk, r. I.
District nine Malone, CT Courtney, C. t.;
ney, 2 b.; Fuller, b., Robinson, /. f.; Nc.
Leod, r. T. Amer the first inning a very Zinc
game was played, as the following innings
will show;
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ASNIvERsART CELEBRATIos.-The Wash
iugton city Bible Society will celebrate their
iorty-ilrst anniversary tonight. Addresses
will be delivered by the president, Hon.
Peter Parker, Rev. W. J. Il. Taylor, d. D.,
OF New York; Rev. 5. 8. Mitchell, Rev. Ed
ward Halves and Rev. DR.. Newman. Other
interesting religious exercises are embraced
In the programme.
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sEMI-ANNUAL Conference.-The semi
annual convocatlon Of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter, !. and A. M, OF the District of Co
lumbla, will be held at Masonic Hall, corner
Of Ninth and d streets, this evening.
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MAD DoG.-Ou Thursday evening a young
man named Ncaly, living on the Seventh
street road, near Howard University, shot
and Killed rabld dog, which, however, sue
ceeded In biting another dog before being
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Tn THE SUPREME sS SpPgEEE OF TIE DISTRICT

real estate Of =, i2N
CArHARIsB EooSAS. decd. Eq' doekets'
, The Comm ssioneIs In this cause having reportsd
tbat they had resold the property in said proceed
lngs described In pursuance OF the order OF resale
passed therein to Patrick Larkln for III, 100, and
thAtthe SAD L1tkin had complied with the terms
ordered by the court that The said sale be- aud The
SANE Is hereby ratified and eophTmed unless cause
My, enspinEi prcyided copy OF this order te
puhlished In the NATIoNAL HEPuBLIcAs onee a
week for three successive weeks before said dAy
true eopyt Test,
X. J. MElQB. Clerk. aps.lnvSv
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BITTEN BY A DoG.-A little colored boy,
named George johnson, while playing with
dog yesterday near the Baltimore depot,
was quite severely bitten In the hand by the
animal. The worthless cur was subsequently
killed by the parents Of the child,
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The BOARD OF SCHOOL THUS TEES will
hold their regular monthly meeting to-mor-
row evening.
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NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
Justice Of the peacc-oiiice, 210 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. D
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SENT TO THE WORH-HOUsR.-Yeste
Justice Walter committed batch of five col
ored Ten to the work house for drunk and
disorderly conduct on Saturday night.
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JAS. II. SHAFPTELD, ESQ.,, has gotten every
thing ready at Glymont, and is now ready TO
receive visitors, who, by consulting the ad-
yertlsement In another column, can be in
formed as to the mode Of reaching this very
pleasant summer resort,
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MEMBERS of Post No. o G. A. X. will see
notice In another column,
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oDD Fellows VISIT THE DEATH or
kionARp MARLEr.-About fifty members Of
the, Grand Lodge and Encampment /. o. o.
7. Of this District, under the marshalshlp Of
Past Grand J. e. schafer, visited Baltimore
Yesterday for the purpose Of taking part In
the funeral ceremonies Of the late Richard
Marley, esq, prominent Odd Fellow Of
Mr.. Marley was well known in this com.
munity, and on Saturday evening special
meeting OF the Grand Lodge and Grand En-
compliment Of the District was held to make
arrangements TO participate In the funeral.
After several eloquent eulogies upon the lie
of the deceased, the following committee was
appointed TO- prepare resolutions Of condo
lence Deputy Grand Sire r, d. Stuart,
Grand Representative William r. Mclean,
and Past Grand. Sire w. W. Moore. The
dag OF the Grand Lodge OF the District Of
Columbia was ordered to be draped In mourn
Ing for thirty days. IT,.
"
The SECOND Of the series Of spelling con-
tests took place al The school building on the
corner Of Fifth and streets, the scholars
writing the words as given out by stranger
who was present. Forty-eight pupils were
present, twenty-four girls and twenty-four
boys, sir being taken from each school.
Upon the conclusion Of the exercises the
work was taken In charge by Messrs. Wood
ward, Wilson, Champlin and Moore, who
viii examine II and report to the Board Of
Trustees at their next meeting.
A RARE Characteristics il called 10
the sale by Green q Williams on Wednesday
next, at O'Clock, Of neat slx-room brick
house and lot on Thirteenth street west be-
tween NJ and N streets north. Tho location
Is one OF the most desirable In this city, and
persons desiring neat and comfortable resi-
dence should attend this sale.
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WE ARE GLAD TO NOTICE that the agency
of the Wilcox II Gibbs sewing machine
Qhe best family machine In the world) has
been extended to the well-known hoopskirt,
corset manufacturer, Chas. Baum, 5i3 Sew
enth street. We would advise all our read
ers, before purchasing machine, to ex-
anime this first, as 1t is the perfection of
mechRnlcism.
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REGISTRATION IN THE SIXTH wARD.-Thc
board commenced Its labors In the Sixth
ward at the corner Of Tenth and e streets,
at l2 O'Clock.
About | o'clock Mr.. Charles Prosperi,
born at West Point Academy, member OF
tho Marine band, and Of the United States
service for thirty years, but who resides
with his family outside the barracks, was
registered with the facts opposite his name,
for future decision as to his right to vote.
The same course was adopted with reference
TO Edward Cooper, hospital stewart at the
Marine barracks, been twenty years In Wash.
lngton, and boards in private family; also,
Sergeant Thomas Jones, Marine barracks,
resides outside with his family. Several
members Of the Marine corps hearing that
this course was being pursued, dressed them
selves In citizens clothes and registered with
out opposition. A few colored men were re-
Jected on account OF minority or non-resI-
dence. Everything passed of quietly. The
number of names registered during the day
were 1854.
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y ,WAsaIsdros, b. O., ipfii IA. Isnp,
on the petition Of PETEE II, Ji6nsos, u New
p aSta, Y PfsyEIPpS for The s1len.o1
Iss,. and reissusd on the l9th day q Pe6TnsTy'
MI fOT t an iPProySn n ships, winehesi
this once on the 10th day Of July next ANY
PeIsoh may oppose this extension, Objections,
this once twenty days before he day Of hearing,
Ap9O.TuSv Commissionst az p.tanl.
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On the petition of JOHs PAPPER, Of duIifofd. N
n PrayinE for the extension Of a patent granted
70 Nun on the nth day Of July. 1885, aud TelSsued
on ne 18Th day ofsePtembeT, 1855, for an Improve.
once on the 18th day Of Juas next, ANY pefaoS
may oppose this extension, Objections, depoSi.
twenty days before the day Of hearing, ''
Ap32.Thst CommissiopsT Of PStani.
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ORPHANS CouRr-Judge Purcen.-Thii
was engaged as follows Saturday;

OnPHASs' CouRr-Judge PureeH.-This court
was engaged as follows Saturday;
LETTERS rgsTAMEsrARY.
Elizabeth W. Bradley qualified as executrIx
Of VIM; A. Bradley giving bond In u 900, with
j. A. Msrceron SuSIided A. sIgInistrat e,e II
Lewis Marceron, giving bond In $500
GUARDIANS.
Mary Mcnamara qualified As guardian of
=: W. Sulliyah's orphans, giving bond In
1900, with z. s. OConner and Patrick Sulli.
van as suretiesi
Theodore Sheckels qualified as guardian OF
NJ, daughter, giving bond In $1,000, with
bureties.
The hnAl accounts OF the administrators of
U. II. munck; Of II. l.. ChApin's Adminiatra-
TIKI OF the nrst accounts OF q. ii, Utter.
mehle's GUARDIAN and OF the guardian of the
orphans Of ID. II. Beyans were fled and ap.
proved.
APPRENTICES.
Robt. Alexander was apprenticed to d. NJ.
Kelsey as = house servant, and William O.
penter.
Adjourned.
following order was made on Saturday;
John l.. Mason vs. S. b. Rowley. Prellmi.
nary Injunction granted to restrain the Com
missioner OF Patents from Issuing to Rowley q
patent fer an Improvement In fruit lars, of
which the complainant claims to be the origi-
nal inventor.
Adjourned.
DIsrRIoT SUPREME CouRT- GeAcrdI Tsrm.-
NO quorum appearing on Saturday, Chief Jus
tce Cartier ordered an adjournment OF the
court until this morning.
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INSPECTOR OF PANTs.-Mr. John II.
Peake, who has been connected with the
painters department of the Washington
navy-yard for some years, has been APP
pointed foreman of the painters and in
Spector Of paints at the Washington navy.
yard. swlndling by adulteration and the
Introduction of impurities has become so
common that the Navy Department has been
compelled to adopt system of inspection
to protect the Government from gross i'm
position.
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QrIET.-A seven hours tramp, In quest of
something to turn up'' in the locatorIal
line yesterday, revealed nothing of conse-
Gucnce. Even the police complained of
n""t, and reposed quietly upon their batons,
and the only record at police headquarters
up to II late hour was that of n few arrests
ior most trivial causes. Although not graft
IyinS to reporter, anxious to cater TO the
desire OF our thousands Of readers for local
news, Il Is to be hoped, In a moral point of
view, That violations Of law will be "few
ana lar between" and that our energetic
police VIII have no other hardshlps than to
tramp, tramp" their beats in serene peace,
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AT HIS PosT AGAN.-Justice Thompson,
having received his new commission as Jus.
tiee Of the peace and his appointment as po-
lice magistrate, on Saturday re-assumed his
duties at the Second precinct station. Each
policeman as he entered the station, after
the Justice had assumed the magisterinl
chair, was made the recipient of package
OF tobacco and bunch of cigars, which
were drawn forth from the well known
green document bag of the Squire.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-10

DISTRICT SUPREME CoURT-GrAcrdl Tsrm.-
NO quorum appearing on Saturday, Chief JUS
tlce Cartier ordered an adjournment OF the
court until this morning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-10

TINE CHANGED.-The Baltimore and Ohio
railsoad yesterday commenced running on
new schedule. The time of leaving OF sew
eral Of the trains has been changed as fol-
lows: The train which has been leaving at
l2:3O p. m; now leaves at l2:45. The Q
o'clock train at $3.50, the 4 o'clock train at
4:20, the 1880 train at 7:45, and the $40 train
at OPP. m. The train leaving Washington at
$3.50 Is an express train for Cincinnati via
Parkersburg, by which, under the present
arrangement, saving of several hours Is
made In the time OF communication.