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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Barnes Sugar Gase-Heavy Verdict for
the Governments.
Dat

Tie Barnes Sugar Lase-Heavy Verdict for
the Government.
Before Judge Batchford.
The United States us. Harvey Ba,nes.-This case
has been already reported in the HERALD. IL Is an
action, as previously stated, by the government
against the defendant to recover large amount
OF money, The value OF an Importation OF sugar and
molasses from Dcmerara In the month OF Novem-
ber, 1863. The government alleged and produced
witnesses to prove that the goods 30 i'm
ported mad been fraudulently invoiced at
the custom House. Inc defence, on the
other hand, claimed that the invoice
as entered at the Custom House was falr and
honest, ana tai the transaction mad been properly
conducted Yesterday, al the sitting OF Inc Court
counsel Tor the government summed up the evl-
dence, after which Judge Blatchord charged the
jury, who re.lred to consider their verdict Alter
sho-t consultation they returned WIN o verdict
DuI, owing TO The absence Oh counsel representing
the delendant the verdict was not immediately
stated by the jury. Defendants counsel after the
lapse OF about ten minutes, made his appearance
When the jury announced that their verdict was for
the government Tor The sum Of S54, 537
Inc Court then adjourned until Friday morning.
at eleven O'Clock
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The Telegraph Patent Suit.
RaCora Iujva Won1rr0
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
A Revenue Ofrlccr Locked Up-Seizurc Of
Illicit Whiskev.

A Revenue Omccr Locked Up-seixurc Of
Illicit Whi.kev.
Before Commissioner Shields
The United STATES cs. Joseph Snuh-On Tuesday
night revenue officers Mack, OF the THIRD district:
and Flood, Of the Second district, at Catnarlnc
Jerry, cart, five barrels OF wnskey, winch they
tcrnal revenue. They made an attempt to seize the
whiskey, Dut the man who Was urving the cart
Jumped or II ana ran away fast as he could.
lhe coast being thus clear the oilcers put hoy In
charge OF the car: anu followed u ter 1t for some
distance When detective OF the city ponce put IN
an appearance, auu tnougn the revenue onclas, as
they alcke, informed the deceive that they were
acting uuder the authority OF the United States he
ignored his statement arrested Mack anu The Doy,
and locked them up Tor the night in the seventh
ward station house. Yesterday morning Mack was
discharged rom prison, and subsequently, one JO-
seph Smith was taken before COMMISSIONER Snleds
and charged with having had In MS possession the
live barTeis OF wnlskey without beng properly
stamped. There Is some cOnnict OF cvldence in THIS
case between the statement Of the police OlAcer and
that OF the revenue oliicals who cain 10 have el
lected the seizure The former SAYS that the de.
fendant was driving the cart at the time he seized
the whisKey upon It, and that Mack did not come
up for some minutes afterwards. 1ne Commissioner
held Smith III $1,000 bail Tor examination.
Alleged Smuggling.
The United States rS. KsOme.-The defendant,
who had been charged with having aided and
abetted In the smuggling OF q quantity OF cigars,
rum and btters, was yesterday tuI ther amined
on that accusation. The Commissioner discharged
the deiendan out refused to accede to the appilc-
ton oil counsel TO Oroer the surrender vi the goods
to Krone, on the ground that they must ava the
order Oi the DISTRICT Attorney.
Adjournment Of the Court-Thanksgiving
This being Thanksgiving Day the federal Courts
VIII not be in session. business VIII be resumed TO-
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SuaR0sATt'S COURT.

Tho Bryan Mcrahill viii Cause.-The Will
Admitted tn Probate.
Before Surrogate Hutchings
IN the Matter OF PrOring TIE Last VIA ana Tesla
nent OF The Late Bryan McCahtL-This persistently
contested case the proceedings In which before the
Surrogate were fully reported IN the HERALD during
Its progress In the Court, has been decided as FAR
as the admission OF the will to probate goes. Sur
r0gate Hutchings. in an exhaustive review OF all
the testimony and decspn thereon, concludes as
foll0ws:-"My cOnclusIon upon the whole case Is
that the allegations OF the contestants against the
instruments in question have not been sustained,
ana that the proponents are entitled to a decree
admitting to probate the propOunded VIII OF the
8Otn of November and codfci thereto OF the i7th OF
December lS7O to both real and personal estate
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FURTHER CoNsoLIDATl0N IN JERSEY.

At the latest meeting or the HoboKen Common
Council deputatIons arrived from several OF the
neighooring townships TO solicit assistance In en-
deavorng bring about the consolidation OF Union
TOWNSHIP West Hoboken, &C., with the city or
HoboKen. A committee OF three Councllmen was
appointed to c0her with the deputies, and II il
PROBABLE lhat active measures will taken to eject
said purpose. The PROJECT, however, Is almost
needless inasmucn as IL Is highly probable that
those very towns Will be cOnsondatcd with jersey
CITY within Two years. IL Will therefore matter
little what course the Hoboken ollcials pursue in
the matter.
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A SNEAK THIEF ARRESTED.

Albert McGruder, coored man, residing az ~
Thompson street, was observed going through
Beecker street on Tuesday night with SIX coats ana
o pair OF pants in his possession. Roundsman
Little OF the Eighth precinct, upon questioning n,a
as to where he got the properly was Con ~ nes,
from the contradictory stories no tod tn1t no nau
stolen tnem, and conveyed nIm TO tue s.ou n,1
lie was arralgned before justice ohandcy ~ sone,
son Market, yesterday unOrnins, hnu n =. r,ss ~
the station house IN order " ALLOW tue omcer W hnu
an owner Tor the properly,
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CITY COUST.
Decision by Judge McCue.

Margaret Shenhet ps. Isaac Lsryson-Motion to
vacate Judgment and set aside execution, and to
enter discontinuance OF action granted on payment
to pla ntiff's attorney as foows:-Releree's fees,
$40; other disbursements 81 O4 costs before
notice. S25; costs OF TINS motion, $l0 besides the
Sheriff's fees execution. SO far as the plaintiff
Is concerned | am satlsned that the settlement
made with her husband was with ner authority.
Order TO be entered accordingly.
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COMMON PLsAs-IRlAL TEnM-PAaT z



Before Judge Larrcmore and Jury.
Ed,cdrd J. S',aw Us. Jacob Thtes.-Tnls was q
suit by the aher to ST. 900 damages for the
seduction OF his daughter. The father testified TO
his daughters moral habits up TO the time OF the
seduction. AS 10 the seduction, the daughter tcsIl-
fcJ that the defendant, under pretence ot bringing
her 10 see his cousin, brought her TO house OF as
sgnatlon IN Thompson street, where. locking the
door, he, by threats, succeeded In his purpose.
When the cause had been partially tried 1t was ad
touIned TO the next term, owing TO the absence Of
material witnesses on the part of defendant.
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SUPERIOR CtUR1-TElAl TEBH-2AsTi.
Tint Black Friday Suit.

Before Judge McCunn.
10. DdriS et al. Us. James FISK, Jr- ct al.-This
case known as the Black Friday suit the full par
tculars OF which were published IN the HERA LID at
the commencement or the trial, several days
ago, was yesterday brought to termination.
Mr. Beach and MIR. David Dudley Field
summed up at great length, wnen they were sue
ceeded by ex-Judge Em0tt IN an argument almost
equally lengthy. The wnoe testimony was gone
over by DOtn sides, ar. Fsk's legal advocates max
ing hlm out as having nothing to do with the terri
bic nnancial revolution vi Black Friday ana that
there was no basis Tor bringing the present suit
against him, and the otner side Insisting mat he and
Jay Gould. co-deendant, were the head and front
OF that great offending. Alter clear and able
charge BY the Judge, the jury directed bring
In a sealed verdict on Friday morning, TO wnIch
time the Court adjourned.
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A CONFESSED THIEF.

A stable In 1d3d street, belonging to John Parker,
OF Third avenue and lo4th street, was entered aew
nights since and horse and other traps stolen
,nerefrom by Michael O'Heain, of Ninety third
street. U'Hearn CONFESSED his Rui,t, and Justice
Bixoy, before whom he was arraigned, committed
him in ueault OF $4,000 ball.
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CARGO OF FRUIT FROM THE MEDITERRA.
MEAN.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 20, 1871.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 20, 1871.
The English bark Deodar, with cargo OF raislns
and other Mediterranean 1ruit, consigned 10 J. W.
Doane 4 Co. OF chicago, has arrived after rough
yuya1e OF seventy nve days lhs cargo y III go Tor
warI in bond aud the 6rst cargo arriving ut this
port and consigned direct W any inland pvrt VI
Ankjv.
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HE COUR T S.

A Heavy Verdict for the ovsrnment-Business
Of the Circuit Court-Ihe Telegraph Patent
suit-Violation Of the Internal Revenue
Law-Alleged smuggling The Black
Friday Suit-The Alexander
The NcCahill Will Case.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
Thanksgiving In Phil a Il eiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV 2g 1911.
Thanksgiving will be observed here by religious
services being performed at all the chur hes, both
Protestant and Catholic. There Will be the accus-
toned military reviews, inspections and paradcs.
A stand OF colors Win be presented to the Lincoln
Ins ttute battalion OF soldiers orphans ny Company
ID, First regiment lufaniry National Guard OF Penn.
sylvdnia The sixth, Eleventh, Iweltth aud 1hlr-
teentn regiments will parade during The day. There
Will be target excursions by lndepend, mt c0mpa-
MES and all business viii cease Tor the day.
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Tim ukseiying In BROOKLYN.

Last evening the citizens Of Brooklyn were very
busy in their preparations for proper observance
OF thanksgiving Day. me stores upon the primer.
nal asreets were throDgcd. AMI II appeared 10 every.
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COURT 0F APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. %, 1871.
The Court OF Appeals has adjourned till Monday,
December 4. rne following is the day calendar
for December Amos. AIS 35s, 179, 42S 443, 445.
446, 447.
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ton Tor the discovery OF books ana papers denied
foHsert et al Us GOde1r0v ei dt--uase settled.
BY Judge LarremOre.
Roger rs. Og1en.-Judgment Tor DlantiH 10,
$1,0s3 81, five per cent allowance
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Not in New England, the birthplace OF Thanks
giving Day. viii to-day be more joy0usy, generously
aud generally observed than In New Jersey.
Throughout the prosperous little Commonwealth
business win be entirely suspended ana the people
unite In giving thanks alter the most orthodox
fashion. Governor Randolph's proclamation ls as
follOws:-
While great TRIALS and actons have TO the peope
OF sister States OF this Commonwealth not more de-
serving of the mcrces OF God than they, have In peculiar
been the recipients OF HIS Almighty care aud good
during the past year.
That people laying aside All differences OF
blessings i. Theo3ore +. Randolph. Governor Of the
State New jersey hereby appoint Thursday the oOth
day OF November day of Thanksgiving and prayer re-.
Commanding its observance as such by all our people
day OF November IN the year OF our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and seventone and of the independence
ofhs United States Of AmarSa sns
Ahest-SAMUEL G. BROWN. Private Secretary.
IN NEWARK.
Yesterday presented the appearance OF Christ
mas or New YEARS. Eve in Newark. Most OF the
workshops closed an hour earlier than usual, and
the streets were alive with thrifty housewives ana
Others Dent on looking well to the commssariat
department for to-day The day VIII be obs rved
with scrupuOus nnantnfty as one OF JuDllatlOn
There Will be divine service in all the churches In
the forenoon. and after giving thanks IN the sancu-
pleasures OF "Our own freslde" and to the discus.
sion OF lated turkeys and other thanksgiving LAY
table surroundings In the evening tle citizens
Will nave ample opportunity to listen TO lectures and
indulge IN theatrical and Otner puollc amusementS
as wel as those OF strictly private character.
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M0rmOns and GcpiiIes Will Observe 1t.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. %, 1871.
It is understood that both Mormons and Gentlles
Will suspend business Thursday next for the OBJ
servance OF Thanksg iving The customary party on
the evening OF tlat day VIII probably be the most
brilliant ever Witnessed in Utah.
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COURT Or COMMON plEAs-speClAl TERM.
Decisions.
By Judge LoeM.

Manhattan Savings Bank Us T1fn6N.-Motion
denied, with leave TO renew upon additional all
davits.
Lock,co0d ~ Ad,ntnistratriI vs, Lo01nts,-k0.
The New York herald., 1871-11-30
SUPREME C0J8T-cJAN3Eai.

Special Notice.
Before Judge Brady.
All notes OF issue for the first Monday OF December
motion calendar must be hled on Friday, December
i, 1871, az three p. NJ.
Decision.
Elizabeth j. Fan Ecton Us. Louis NJ Vd, Ecton.-
Report OF referee co nhImed and Judgment Of di
v0rce granted
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Thank sgiving ut Chicnro.

ThNnKsGlvlnK ut ChfcnTOs
CHICAGO N0v 90, 1871
Business will be generally suspen ded here to.
morrow, and Thanksgiving observed.
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THANKSGIVING in Washinaton.
WASHINGTON ID. c., Nov. 20. 1871.
The Departments were closed at noon to-day in
anticipation OF Thanksgiving Day.
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body like Saturday evening. Many people upon
the streets were encumDered with huge baskets
and bundles all huFryi ing homeward with their
minds engrossed with the great social festival.
Services Will be held az eleven O'Clock A. NJ IN
nearly all the churches, and collections will be
tRken up for the poor.
Ine OrmOnd place and clinton avenue Congrega-
tiOnal churches, conjunction with the Lafayette
avenue Presbyterian church, will hold Union ser
vice at the congregational church. corner OF clinton
and Lafayette avenues In which the pastors oil the
several churches Damed Will all share, the sermon
being preached by Rev. Dr. I. L. Cuyier. lhls Is
In observance OF an annual custom these churches
have INDUCED for several years. the pastors alter
mating in the delivery OF the discourse.
There Will be o grand time tonight at the NewS-
boys Homes No. 81 Poplar street and l39 Van Brunt
street. good dinner Is to be provided for the
boys at both places. ana the Youngsters. for the
time being, Will shake Off the OF business and
enter upon the discussion OF the turkeys with Keen
appetteS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-19
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. J
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. l9.-The subscriptions at the
Mansion House for the benefit of the Chicago
sufferers amounted to ESQ, 900 up to last night.
The Manchester subscription to the same time
was $4,000.
At a meeting held at Kidderminstcr last
night $500 were paid in on the spot and fur
ther contributions guaranteed.
A banquet was given at the Mansion House
last night in honor Of Leonsay. One hundred
and twenty guests were present. Among the
speakers were Lord Lyons, Bishop of West
minister; Archbishop Manning and Fantcraip.
The very heavy overflow of specie from the
Bank of England which have been reported
for several weeks past has ceased and an influx
has begun. 1t is believed that the weekly
statement, due to-day, will show an increase OF
bullion in the vaults over the amount reported
last Thursday.
PARIS, Oct. lQ.-Victor Place who has been
on trial at Versailles for alleged frauds in the
purchase of arms for the government while I'LL
ing the position of French consul at New I DIRK,
has been honorably acquitted.
The government has issued an order to the
commandments Of military and naval posts and
stations on the coasts of France warning them
to keep careful watch on the movements Of
all suspicious or suspected persons and to be
prepared 1Or prompt ACTON TO suppress any
disturbance. The object Of the order is to pre-
vent the country from being diStured or excited
by Bonapartist descent which it is feared
may be undertaken.
The court martial held in This city for the
trial of Communist has sentenced ninety-one Of
the accused brought before it and acquitted
nine thousand.
LONDON, Oct. lQ-IAter advices from Te-
hcran show that Persia is still suffering from
famine and pcstilcncc and the disorganization
and disturbance which those calamitics have
induced.
The province Of Khorassan has been invad-
dcd by warlkc tribes. Instructions have
broken out in various quarters. which the gov
ernmcnt finds it difficult or impossible to qucll,
The province oil Ears is in open rebellion and
the government troops have been driven from
Shirz, the capital Of the province which Is now
held by the rebels.
Very Rev. r.. w. Church, the new Dean of
st. Pauls, was installed on Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-19

A DESERVED CONFERENCE.-THE George
town Courier of Saturday, contains the follow
ing REV. Walter w. Williams, for five or
six years past the highly acceptable Rector of
Christ Church in this town, has rendered to the
Vestry his resignation, and assumed the charge
Of Trinity Church in Stanton, Virginia In
stead of Rev. J. A. Latane. Mr.. Williams is
II fine scholar and pleasing speaker, and the
regret felt at his retrcment-Hc use this word
knowingly-is shared by many beyond the cir
Gle of his recent ministration. His action
herein u.s. however, his best panegyric, because
he vacates parish where he has invariably
afforded satisfaction to fill one which is not like
ly to yield him one-hay the rcrcnuc that he has
been in recent Of here"
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G<h.HMERCSgk.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Oct. l9.-The market
is dull for Wheat, and prices have declined 3a5c;
offerings of a bushels white and 2909 of red,
with sales of tho former at 165 for strictly prime,
ard of the latter at l4S $780, l55 and lGO for good
to prime, and l62, l65, 1es 10 and l73 for strict
~ prime to choice. Corn is dull, and 1a2c low
err offerings of 1871 bushels mixed and 1872 Of
yellow, with sales Of mixed ut Is, So 81 and S.
latter for very superior samples-and yellow at
76 and 49, Ryes quiet offerings Of lCG bushels,
with sales at S. Oats arc dull; offerings of 1884
bushels, with sales at 55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-19

VIRGINIA.: AT Rules held in the Clerk 5
y office Of the Corporation Court Of the city
OF Alexandria, on the ID day of October, ISL !:
The Alexandria Savings Institution, plaintiff,
against George l. Thomas and Maria Thomas,
his wife, and S. Morris Waters, defendants: In
chancery and on an attachment
The object of this suit is TO attach tic house
and lot No -, on the north side Of Prince, be-
tween Royal and Pitt streets, in the city OF Alex
andria, Virginia. belonging to said George l.
Thomas, which was conveyed by said 1holn"S
and wife to Henry D&ingcrliold in trust for the
benefit of S. Morris Vain by deed, dated JAM
,ury Dist 1856, and recorded in libcr X, No. 3,
folio 2t5, of tho Alexandria county land records,
and to subject the said property to the payment
of tho claim of the omplainant against the said
George l. Thomas amounting to two hundred
and seventy dollars, (S270) principal money. and
S. CO. charges Of protest, with interest OH S92.bO
, part thereof, from the 9th day of April, 1852,
and on SlGO, another part thereof, from the 4th
day Of June, 1860, and on $50, the residue there
of. from the DIST day Of November, 1851, till
paid and the costs Of this suit.
The defendants, not having apternd their ap-
pcarnnce and given security according TO the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and it appearing by affidavit that they are
not residents of this State, it is ordered that
the said defendants appear here within one month
after due publication of this order. and do what
is necessary protect their interests in this suit
and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
Cd in the Alexandria Gazette q newspaper pub
four successive weeks, and posted at the front
door Of the Court House Of this city.
a copy, testo: MORTON M-ARIE. Clk.
r. II Rqnov n n oct g-1ayy.iw
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From California.

San Francisco, Oct lS.-Thc judicial and
school election is progressing. The vote is
light The prospect is that the republicans
and taxpayers will carry the city ami State.
The San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce
adopted a resolution to-day asking the Lcgis-
ature to make this free port 50 far as State
dues and local charges go.
The republicans have carried the State, but
Delos Lake, democrat, is elected municipal
judge.
The Pacific Insurance Go. has surmountcd
the difficulties in the way Of assessment, and
will pay all losses, which are less than reported.
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The MarketS.

LONDON, Oct. l9-ll30 a. m.--Consois
opened at % for money, and 93s for account
Bonds Of 1862, 9o5; lSG5s: old, co.; leG7s; @lI
lU-lOs, SS%.
LONDON, Oct. l9-l:30 p. m.-Consol5 925
for money and 90 for account.
FRANKFORT, Oct 19.-Bonls opened at 50 !
for the issue Of 1852.
PARIS, Oct. lS.-Rcntes opened at 81 francs
, confines.
NEW York, Oct. I9.-Stocks steady and
dull. Gold heavy at l25. Money firm at l..
Va. skies IS; new G.. Flour dull and declining.
Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn quiet
and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l9.-Va. skies, IS bid ;
do. coupon, old, IS bid, GO asked do: new,
e. bid w. Va S 24i bid, 25faskcl n. G. S
old, IS bid, DO new, 20 bid. Cotton dull ;
low middings. lS!al$i: Flour slow of sale;
but prices unaltered, Wheat dull ONO and
Indiana, l50al57 Corn quiet. Oats very
dull at Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-19

NEW NovELs.-Sheldon e. Co., New York,
have published two new novels, now much
spoken of and praised by novel readers, as pos
sessing the proper requisites of popular stores
fluent narratives and with enough OF excite
ment and mystery in the plots, to keep att; atfen
ton wide awake One is, Lady, JUDITH a
tale of two continents, by Justin Mccarthy
the other is, "Ovcraud,' BY j. "; DE Forest
The reading one begun, will probably be contln'
ucd to the end, with unfagging interest, IN
both these novels. Received and Tor sale e., at
Robert Bells book store, on King street; we
will add that the publishers have issued these
novels in handsome style.
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Now READY.
W IL ia - L
The immense now stock Of
Es11 An WlHrER Goods

Now READY.
The immense new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At H. STRAUSS ESTABLISHMENTS,
Nos. 90 and 81 King street.
The stock is rcpctc in all its branches, consist
ing of Mems Ladies' Boys', Misses and Child
rens Boots and Shoes, in great variety, which
for chcapncss and durability cannot be c2cellcd
by any similar establishment in town.
Also u large and well selected stock Of Cloth
ing, Cents Furnishing Goods, Trun ks and Va
Uses, which will be sold ut New York prices:
Do not fail to call, rs We guarantee to sell low
Or than the lowest.
Don't forget the name and Nos.
II. STRAUSS,
oct 3 Nos. 80 and " King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-19

SEVERELY BURNED.-About five O'Clock
yesterday, evening little colorcd girl named
Emma Dorsey, living near the eastern ond of
the tunnel: on Union street, was making a fire,
when her dress caught, and as the flames OK
tended she rushed into the street, when she
was caught by gentleman passing at the
time, who succeeded in extinguishing them,
not however until the girl was seriously burned
from her ankles to her throat.
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Al the Sareptu Clothing Hall,

r,,or,-tb;,. :, ,,o, =, .,,,.,-n,,o1 rho-,
C,or,,,>o
made of imported goods, thoroughly Sp'Rgcd
ond IN ,,,o,uf,o.,,ro. ,.,,,1 .. .Io bo., ~, ,,,or
'''N ''''''''''''' 'f""' ~ '''0 '' "a A''
chant tnlors' work.
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ACCTIOE S.4LES.

pY PUBLIC AUCTION-Will DO Offered
the 26th instant. at o clock p.
M, the desirable LOT and TENEMENT g..
situated on tho n. w. corner of Prince and aaI
Columbus Streets lately occupied by tho sub
oct lit, r. B. ROBERTSON.