Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-31

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let TO bail, be Committed by the justice to Jail,
until the next term Of such court, and the wit
nesses shall be recognized to appear at said
court, and the said justice shall return and ME
the papers with the clerk OF said court, whether
the appeal be applied for or not
| a. The appeal Shall be tried before said court
| without formal pleading in writing and the @c-
cused shall be entitled to II trial by JprIy to DO
en- pannelled in the Same way in the ike r'S"s
originating in said court
5 This act shall be in force from its passage.
a DANGEROUS ANIMAL-It was mentioned
few days ago that il cow belonging to the
worthy Superintendent Of Police had almost
gored to death Il little colorel child. On Sun
day morning the same animal chased and ter
ribly alarmed lady who was walking on Water
street, and yesterday morning, while two gen
tlemcn were standing talking together near
Smoot'S lumber yard, she charged them and
gored one in the back, and he only escaped scri
Gus injuries by springing with the agility Ola
deer upon pile Of planks
DECORATION DAY At CCLpEpER Z. H
The services attending the decoration of the
graves of the Federal soldiers at Culpepcr c.
H.. Yesterday, were conducted in the presence
Of large number of people, many Of whom
were from Washington. The train upon which
the Washingtouians left here returned about
eight o'clock last night and the excursionists
took the steamer City Of Alexandria for their
homes
INvEsTIGATIoN.-Thc committee Of the Hy-
draulon Steam Fire Company, appointed to in
vestigate the causes and management of the
late fire, met again last night, but without con-
Guiding their investigation adjourned at half
past ten clock until tomorrow night.
EPISCOPAL CoUNClI.-Revs DIR. Norton and
Mr.. Sprigg and several members Of the Episco-
pal Church in this city left here yesterday to
attend the services of the annual meeting Of
the council of that church, which commenced
in Petersburg to-day.
GLYMoNT EXCURsluNIsTs -Thc steamer
City Of Washington went down to GIymont
last night for the portion of the eXcurslonlsts
to that place who were carried there yesterday
by the Vanderbilt that boat having to make her
regular trip to Aqua Greek.
HAY-Among the freight brought to this
city from Pennington by the steamer Fairy du-
ring the last few days were seventy six tons OF
hay raised on the farm of the late VIM. lNlcS.
of Prince Georges county, Maryland.
The knights of Pyhias had Il grand tourna-
ment and ball. at Richmond yesterday.
Among the guest were Gov. Walker and Gov.
Randolph, Of \. Jersey,
Local. BREvITlES. is hoped that all
those who have pieces Of the old Market House
bells in their possession will return them to the
Superintcndcnt of Police to be used in the re-
casting Of the new bell.
The committee of the City Council appointed
to investigate the origin of the late tlre met
again this evening in secret session.
The commissioners appointed by the Fairfax
county court to assess land damages along the
line of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail
road will meet this week 1t is understood
that from Cameron Mills to the corporate limits
the route will lie alongside Of and on the land
of the O., \. & NJ. r. r.
The committee of the City Council appointed
to devise measures for the rebuilding Of the
Market House will meet again tonight.
Dr. Notice. distinguished dentist Of Bati-
more formerly gallant Captain in the 18th
| virginia Infantry. offers his professional ser
vices to the residents ni' this city for 4 few
weeks.
The firm OF ~ lldriigc 4 Co received Il
| telegram from Washington to-day informing
them of the probable recovery of the valuable
horse stolen from them q short time ago.
The platforms at Fishtown have been taken
up and the planks with which they were laid
piled up and stored away for use next season.
MAYORS OFFICE Joseph Parker, colored,
| for keeping hogs within Corporation limits. was
fined and discharged.
Amelia Swansbury, for Stoning the hnllSc ut
| Eliza Jackson, was fined and discharged.
NIGHT REPORT Night cloudy though light.
and warm There were no prisoners or dodgers
at the station house.
SUMNER CLoTlISG.- Mr. Blondhem corner
| Of King and Royal streets, whose store has Just
been handsomely fitted up has received a sup
ply of clothing suitable for the warm weather
now prevailing His suits are not only cool but
are iashionaby cut and make even 4 badly
shaped man vain OF his appearance.
why Should Won 60 to Biondhcin.'s.
Corner King and Fairfax streets to buy
YOUR SUMMER CLOTHING?
Because you can buy the best.
| Because YOU can buy the cheapest.
Because you can find the largest assortment.
BLONDHEIM has on hand great variety Of
Linen Goods. among which can be found ;t Linen sa
Coats from 75c and upwards; Linen Suits at 50
$3.50, 81 and upwards; Linen Derby Coats,
Linen Frocl Coats Fine Alpaca Coats, Grass
Linen Goats, Black, Blue and Fine Cloth Derby
Coats, and the latest styles of Light-Co!ored
Pants and Ecsts-all ut prices to suit the times
5. BLONDHE1M,
nv 81 Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
A GENTS WANTED FOR TIL +
| n AMERICAN
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE
in Virginia, West Virginia and the DISTRICT of
Columbia. Address American Family Knit
ting Machine" Alexandria, Va mar 1T
A MOTHER LARGE LOT OF THOSE
CHEAP BLACK GRENADINES.
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