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The Esilsg.

Nrw YORK. May 2l--A dispatch from
Huntington, Long Island. says the fight between
Edwards and Collins was broken up.
New YORK. May 2i.-Thc friends, back crs
and others who wished to witness the fight
between Edwards and Collins left Grecnpoint
early this morning and started up East River
in tug boat. Superintendent Kelso deter
mined not to allow them to fight in the vicinity
of New York, and detailed Inspector Walling
with 10 men to put stop to it. The. lnspec-
tor. on learning the route taken by the com
batants and their friends. Immediately procured
Il tue boar and started up the river The party
stopped at Cold Spring IIarbor on the Long
Island side and were making all tho necessary
preparations when the boat with the police
aboard steamed alongside. and landed the men.
As soon as the combatants saw the police they
took to their heels and then commenced an eX-
citing chase for upwards Of six miles. There
has not been any dispatch received rs yet. The
two men ran six miles and then paid $50 for Il
hack 10 bring the news to this city The hack
broke down before they got here and they had
to rnn The remaining distance
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatches 10 the Gazeite.
aeii5Est1.d Ns.IsS.

LONDON, May 3+.-lD:3D a. IN -'rh. Stuck
Exchange * closed to-day
LONDON, May 2i.-A Daily News special
! from Versailles says the terminus Of the Stras-
bourg Railway was carried yesterday. Theirs
Is interchangeable in the direction Of operations
looking to the supply OF Paris with provisions
The Telegraph, special says the foreign pow
ers ordered their representatives. in Paris not
| to protect the insurgents. 1t l.; said American
! Minister Washburnc did not act in concord
with the ether diplomats
RilIionay, Communist Minister of War,
Vas killed il yesterday hattie.
/ OUTSIDE OF PARIS, May 2l-moning -
The barricalc in the Place Vendone and the
Place dc lit Concordc have not yet been carried
and the barricades at Bcllcvillc still hold out
against the Government troops. The nsur-
gents are discouraged by The success Of the
! EersailliSt: The losses of the latter yester-
day were heavy. Strong hopes are entertained
that the finishing blow will be given the Com
! munists to-day.
VERSAILLES, May 81 Morning; The Lou,
vre and Tuilleries are burning They are said
to have been ignited by the Fcderals with pc:
troIeunl. General Dombrowskl WAS wounded
and has. been captured and imprisoned at st.
Denis
The Government troops yesterday drove the
Federas from the Faubourg Gernan and else
where, and are to-day continuing their victor
ious march.
/; is thought the Fcdera!s will attempt to
escape towards Bcllevillc and Pantin. Crowds
of repulsiye looking men. destitute Of uniforms
and in rags have been taken prisoners.
LoSDoN, May 25.-The official result Of the
cens.s OF London just taken, shows the total
population slightly raising three and quarter
millions.
VERSAILLES May "a The Insurgents have
fired the palaces Of the Legion Of Honor and
the Council Of State on The Southern side OF
the Seine, and opposite the gardens of the
TullcricS Other palaces arc also burning.
The Nrrsailli>ts have advanced their left
wing OF the Bcllcvillc centre to the Palace OF
the Louvre and Hail ccntrale, and their right
to the observatory. Fumes and smoke of pc
trolcum prrvade the city.
LoNnoN. May 24-1he following is the re-
suit Of the llcrb;: The Zephyr colt; !; Albert
Victor .; King Of the Forest 3. Seventeen
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PROPOSALS FOR PLANS AND SPE
e. OBLIGATIONS.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May -, 1871.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May y, 1871.
At meeting Of the City Council, held May
10, 1871, u special committee, consisting of 9lessrs.
Marbury, Markell and Agnew Of the Board of
Aldermen, and Mcssrs. Smoot, Shinn and Law
son of tho Common Council, were appointed,
with instructions to advertise for plans and spe-
ciications for the erection of Market House,
Court House, offices, &c. Said committee met
May 20 1871, and organized, by cecting Vim.
H. Marbury Chairman, and G. r. Shinn, Sccty
In accordance with resolution OF the COM
mttcc plans and specifications for the erection
of buildings for Market House, Court House,
&c, &c, will be received until Thursday, June
i, 1871 Two hundred and fifty dollars $3.50
will be paid for the plans and specifications
and detail drawings for work which may
be accepted. Architects, who may desire
to submit plnlls, will communicate with tho
committee Il, early as practicable in order that
mn expression of opinion mny 10 obtained for
their guidance.
WM. H. MARBCRY, Chairman.
GEO r. SHTNN, Secretary. my N-tf
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BY l.. p Harrison, AuctiGneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to "
decree Of the County Court Of AlcImndria Coun-
ty, Va, rendered ut It's June term, 1865 in tho
suit of Earle u Co., plaintiffs NcVeigh ct a.
defendants, now pending in tho Circuit Curt ol
SAID county the undersl gncd US Comml> opaI
thereby appointed, will sell ut public allctivn in
front OF the Mayors Office in the city OF Alcxau
dria, Va, on SATURDAY. tho 18th day Ht
May. 1871. at l2;30 p m. ~
J. THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
and premises, lato the residence of Mr.. Jane.
II. McEeigh. at the northeast intersection vi
Cameron and ST. Asaph streets in said city, havine
Il front Of about, Us feet, inches on Camcr"n
and depth of about l76 feet 7 inches.
2 TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, and
premises. next ad joinIng tGe property above
scribed, fronting about - lect on Cameron.
3. Undivided molety Of three houses and
premises, situated ut the northwest intersection
Of Cameron and Alfred streets, in said city, being
designated, respectively, as Nos. l&, 1856, lS7,
Cameron street
4. Undivided third part Of two adjacent lote
on the west side Of Union street between Quosn
and Princess streets in said clty--thc first: be-
ginning ut northeast corner Of bako house deys-
ed by Kichart. and Thomas Conway, and running
thence north on Union street Is feet thence
west parallel to Queen street l4O feet, more OF
less, to Brockctt alley; thence south with said
alley IS feet thence east l40 feet more Or less to
the beginning. The second ginning ut the
UOTlucusL CDIllcT OI luE aDOEC Qc-CI.DcA huu
extending north on Union street % feet, Ginchei
and having Il depth of 81 feet
j. Undivided third part Of lot % West side Of
Union between Queen and Cameron streets liz
said city, beginning ut the south line Of 4 ~ feet
alley, (Thompson's alley through middle Of
square, und extending thence south on Union
| street lU6 feet inches 10 the. line formerly O
Thos Herbert; thence westwarGiy with that line
l50 feet to the middle of the square, thence north
parallel to Union street l0G feet inches; Themes
east on the alley to the beginning.
Terms: Twenty per cent OF purchase money
cash residue in three equal in.talmcnts at q,
II and Is months from sale, with interest. Pur.
chases TO give bonds for purchase money with
personal SECURITY title to be retained till paid.
and property to be resold at risk of pur
chaser upon failure Of purchaser to comply with
terms Of sale or to pay deferred nstalnents OF
| purchase money.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
ap l2-cOts Commissioner.
| G.:- The above sale is postponed until SAT-
URDAi, June 18th, 1871, at ~ o'clock NJ.
my l2--eOts.
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Lo:iDoH. May 2l-The street Quotation, for
bonds are, 1865 90i tcn-Gnrties Sat.
New YORK May 2I.--Governments steady,
but dull. Stocks heavy and dull Virginia Us
GSi: do new ~. North Carolinas IS: do. new
-. Money easy at 4. Gold Steady ut liz
Flour shade iirncr. Wheat a trihc higher.
Cora Il ShaG" better
BALTIMORE, Mny 2I.--Cotton etrong; mid
ilng upland, IT, low mGdlings lcommonJ is
held higher. Flour scarce and firm and active !;
Howard Street Extra 81 10 ST. Wheat dull;
2l0; Ohio and Indiana lGO Cnrn-whitr South
"rn firm at ,6a17; yellow Southern steady at ia
-; mixed Western quiet. Oats steady at 80
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y'rIdlieS ,,SG Respect.

BALTIMORE, May @.!.--The municipal Off
ccs arc closed to-day and corporation business
suspended out Of respect to councilman Wcay
CT, killed by the explosion OF fire engine on
Monday last. The funeral WAS attended by
the Mayor ard city offic;a!::, both branccs OF
the City Council, portion Of the Fire Depart
mcnt and large numbcr Of prominent citi-
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From sfic West Indies.

poHr-Ar-PRlNcE, May lT.--Thc financial
condition Of Ilayti is highly unsatisfactory
The New Ministry is likely tn rrpudiatc the
debts Of their predecessors.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, May - The steamer
Henry Cimuncyy has arrived and sails for AS
pinwnli this afternoon. She brings DIR. kccncs
and Washington. agricultural Commissioners
10 EcnlaGor
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entity OfiWUrl1or.

ROCHESTER,. May 34.-Thc jury in the trial
Of David Montgomery for the murder of his
wife in November last, returned a verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the first degree. The de
fence tried to prove insanity. The prisoner
WAS reminded Tor sentence Oh the second Mon
duf. in June
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t'rusf, the E9ii,sssIss.

. PANAMA, May lS-via Kingston, Jamaica,
%. 1.-The revoutioniSts arc within three miles
Of Panama The American consul declares the
seizure Of The American steamer Montigo il
piracy and requests the captain Of the British
war ship Chameleon to rccapture her, There
is great excitement at Panama business is at
:tundsti \ battle is expected Tomorrow
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Conservative Municipal Ticket.

First Nard-Aldcrncn Geo. r. MarkcIl,
samuel Il. jannry. Council: &. T. Shinn. W.
:. Moore c. J.. Ncale, Benoni Wheat.
second Ward-.tldclrncn Henry l.. Simp-
son, j. :. French Council: James Green. Jos.
Hopkins: Thns Risheill II. l.. Stuart.
Third " ard Aldermen Gen. NJ. ID. Cor>e,
G. \. prthing:on. Council: v. +. Hende7-
son. Jas T.. WnGdey. =" II. Smith. John 5. Beach.
Fourth Ward-AlGernlrn j. p. Agnew, F..
\. Reed. Council u. Edridsc, J. B. Smoot.
J. ". Nails, $ + Gregory my l9-tr
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'Enc wee President.

WASHINGTON. May 2,i.-Vice President
ColEax passed restless niy int last night. and
there arr no indications Of Improvements in his
condition this morning. G.
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.aVCTIOT @LES.

pY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED
- in me MS Administrator upon the estats OF
to sell ut Hayted, on Monday. the 29th day OF
May at - o'clock Of that day, the following
property to wit: TWO MICH COWS.
EDMUND BURKE.
INV It'd Administrator.
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NAYGR's OFFIcE-EIcnry lIayman. for dis
orderly Conduct. va, fined and discharged.
NIGnr REPORT. Might clear and COOL
There We're ~ disturbances Two prisoners
and two !ol!::er2 wore At the station house.
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RADICAL NoMINArloNs.-.At 4 convention
Of the Radicals of Arlington Township, Alex
andria county, held yesterday,the following otil-
GERS were nominatcd:-For supervisor, james
h. Stevens; Tor town clerk, Albert Henry; for
assessor, Allen Pearce; for collector, Horatio
Ball; Tor commissioner of roads Frank +. Cor
bett; for orerseer Of the poor, Henry Scott: for
justices OF the peace, Geo W. jackson and
Robt. 5. Laws; Tor constable. John Berries.
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CoMMIssIoNERs' SALE OF REAL Es
~ TATE, IN THE CITY OF ,ALEAAN-
DRIA.-By virtue Of a decree Of the Corpora
ton Court for the city of Alexandria, Va, rem
dered at the April term, 1871, Of the said Court,
in the cause OF Georgeanna Henderson, guardian
of James L. Z. Hendson vs.. julia Henderson ct
ais, the undersigned Commissioner, appointed
by said Decree will expose TO sale by public
auction, on SATU RDAi, the 10th day Of June
1871, at y H., il front OF the Mayors office, ia
the city Of Alexandria, Va, the following de-
scribed real estate, of which George L. Hender
son. died seized, to wit:
No. !. A LOT OF GROUND, beginning s.
point on the south side Of Queen street, sixty
feet west of Columbus street, and running thence
west sixteen feet and in depth 100 feet to q Is
No. : A LOT OF GROUND with a shall
BRICK TENEMENT thereon, adjoining 10,
No. | on the west, in front on Queen street IL
feet and in depth lOD feet to Il ID feet alley.
No. 3. a LOT OF GROUND adjoining 10,
No. on the west. in front on Queen street ~
feet more or less and in depth 100 feet, to O Is
feet alley. On this lot there arc two FRAME
DWELLINGS, one fronting on Queen street.
and one on tho alley.
No q. An undivided one sixth part Of 8 burial
vault in the Methodist Protestant Church grava
yard.
Terms of sale Onc-tenth Of the purchase mon
cy, to be paid in cash on tho day of SALE and tho
residue in three equal payments ut six, twelve.
interest the deferred payment. to be secured by
the notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, with AL
proved security, and the retention Of the title !"
the property, until the same arc paid. Stamp,
and convcvancing At tho cost Of the purchasers
ALBERT STU ART,
nv Scots Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-
" BILE PROPERTY NEAR VIENNA
STATION, W. Il q. Il. R.-By virtue OF
the decree oI the Circuit Court If Fairfax Co.
rendered at November term. 1867. in tho suit OF
II S. Swnk and others ". Albert Gunnelrs
heirs, | shall, on MONDAY. tho 10Th day OF
June, 1871, in front Of the door Of Fairfax CT.
House sell, to the highest bidder, at public
sale the TRACT OF LAND, of which Albert
Gunncl died seized This land lies Immediate
~ on the county road leading from Vienna t"
Hunters Mill; contains sat acres; has there
on a comfortable FRAN f DWELLING; s..
is we'll wooded and watcrrd, and is dcsra- GI
bic property.
Terms: Onc-tcnth in hand rs II deposit liable
| to be forfeited and the land rcsold should the
purchaser fail to complete his purchase; the resi-
! due in three equal instruments, payable ut six.
twelve and eighteen months. with lnterest from,
the day OF sale to be secured by tho bonds of the
purchaser, and retention of title until the Last
payment is made. Deed and stamps to be paid
for by the purchaser. THOS. MOORE.
T.irC,,, 80, my 1D-1awly Tnm IF
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Special NOTICES.
The Household Tonie.-The eff


Uostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bltters as spe-
cifc for recruiting the enfeebed body and cheer
ing the Responding mind has passed into pro-
verb In the United States, where this marvel.
GUS tonic has borne down all opposition and
eclipsed all rivalry, the demand for it has annl-
years, until nj la;t the regular sales Of this prep
aratinn exceed those Of all other somachics conf
bned. Eminent members of the medical pro-
fcssion and hospital surgeons without number
have candidly admitted that the pharmacopela
Of the faculty contains no prescription that pro-
duccs such beneficial effects in dyspepsia gener-
al debility and nervous diseases, rs Hostetter's
Bitters. To use the language Of q venerable
physician Of New York The Bitters arc the
purest stirnulaut and the safest tonic we have
But tho uses otthis great vegetable antitode are
much more comprehensive than such praise
would imply. AS preparatory antidote to cpl
dem1c disease, genial stimulant, y promoter of
constitutional vlg0r, an appetizer, stomachlc
and remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation OF
Hostetter's Btters. 1t is the household tonic Of
the American people, and in all human proba-
blity will be so for centuries to come. The mag
mates of science recognize its merits; and that It
is emphatically the medicine Of the masses, is
proved by its vast and ever increasing saleE
my % eolw
Batchelor's Hair Dye.-This superb
Hair Dye is the best in the World-Pe rfectly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or UnPleas-
ant Odor The genuine w. A. Bachelor Hau
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY u splendid
Black or Natural Brown. Does not Stain tho
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
all Druggists. Factory l6 Bond ST., New York.
New York, jan 2U-eoly
To the Ladies.-Dr PANCOASTS FE-
MALE PIlLS-a positive cure for suppression
or irregularty arising from any cause whatever.
They are perfectly harmless.
@s- Every Lady should keep IL box Of these
pills on hand for use in case Of need.
Price 50 per box. Sent securely sealed TO any
address On receipt Of price. Direct all orders TO
j. WALKER PANCOAST, N. D.,
philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, ap G-3md&w1y
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SSG2ic ST.; DaifeIits.
'1ian He3rilntN.

NEW IOEE: Nay :224.-Sper;e shipment: to
day $3.50. OOH.
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THE FEAST OF WEEKs.-On the sixth day
IF the third month Swan: which is Friday
next, the Israclitcs will celebrate the Feast Of
Weeks. According 10 the Holy Bible, peut.
iG--g, 10: Seven weeks shalt thou numbcr
into thee: begin to number the seven weeks
from such time as thou bcginncst to put the
sickle TO the corn. And thou shalt keep the
Feast of Weeks unto the Lord thy God etc. IN
Palestine the harvest commences on the 10th
Of Nissan and from this day the lsraeiteS count
cd tunes days, and on the ioth day was the
Feast of Weeks Or thanksgiving day. During
the Bahylouc exile this feast lost its original
cause and the celebration Of commemorating
the giving o! the decaloguc on Mount Sinai took
place, which, according to the Holy Bible, o.
Cured on the third month. Exodus 10 and 20
Chapts Services will be held the Synagogue
here tomorrow evening at clock. and on
Friday morning at Q O'Clock, when the cerc-
mouy of confirmation will be performed.
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Doo]ev>s Yeast Powder

Has long been regarded I'D the best and cheap
est Baking Powder in use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. 1t makes, at short notice, delicious
Biscuits, Rolls, &c There need be no waste OF
food prepared with ii, rs it is always of the best
quality We would say to those who have never
used il that II very few trials will enable them to
use it, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy
Put up FULL. Net weight, II, represented.
Grocrrs and Dealers sell il.
DOOLEI Il BRO Propa,
81 Now street,
feb l33-codcnwtm New York city.
CTRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM FES-
- TIEAL,
AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Commencing on Monday evening, Mays, 1871,
and continuing throughout the week
The ladies OF the congregation Of the METH
ODIoT EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH will
commence Festival, as above stated, for the
purpose of raising funds towards paying for the
Parsonage recently purchased for the use Of their
Pastor. AS the object is a commendable one, it
is hoped that the friends Of the Church will lib
orally aid them in their efforts No pains will
be spared to make It pleasant entertainment
INV o0-t20th
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ByL. ID. Harrison, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC SALE OF WATERLOO"
L EARM ON TILE ALEXANDRIA A II

DTBLIC SALE OF WATERLOO" A.
L FARM on THE ALEXANDRIA AM
DAY, the 18th day Of June, 1871, at y O'clock
m IN front of the Mayors office Of the city o:
Alexandria. Va, the subscribers, as Commission
ers OF the Circuit Court of Alexandria county
Va in the suit Of Howard VS.. Bryant es al, and
pursuant to decroc entered therein Mt the May
term, 1871, Of suid Court, will otter. by public
auction, the farm known as WATERLOO con,
tanning about ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND situated about midway between the
cities of Alcxandria, Va, and Washington, D.
c., on the east side of the turnpike and railroad
connecting the two cities
Terms One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash the residue in two equal instalments, at
one and two years, with interest, for which the
purchaser is to give his bonds with surety salts.
factory to the Commissioners; the title to be re
tanned rs further security until the purchase
money is fully paid.
5. FERGUSON BEACH,
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RoBBERY-On Sunday last the quarters Of
4 gang of lahorcrs on the Alexandria and Fred
ericksburg Railroad, near Colchester. were rob-
bed of some clothing and about eleven hundred
dollars in money and checks. Somcof The vic
Tins. in searching for The robbers yesterday in
Mason's Neck, came upon three men. one Of
whom was recognized as belonging to tkel own
gang. concealed in the woods, who shot at
them, wouEding one Of the party: ana mad"
their escape Twelve of the icSpoIcd labnrcT>
We're i'll the city to-day on the look az; th. the
thieves
HELD ilEE BREATH FOR i;vrH.--On Satur-
day morning last: a little girl twenty -nnc months
Old, child Of Mr.. William beavers. who lives
OH the I'ohick Road. about nine miles below
this city while in pet, held her breath. H.;
children frequently do but died before she
recovered it, Previous to the crying lit she was
to all appearances, perfectly well.
DEEplNG THE CHANNEL AT U;'cuQrAH -
Some oftEc residents Of Occoquan have Ell
gagged mud machine to deepen the channel OF
Occouuan river. and vessels drawing seven ieet
Of water will soon be enabled 10 have 'unob-
structcd passage ia the wharyeS Of that village
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Y0TNU MEN'& CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. =.
Mcssrs. C.. Il Hill: t. &. ONeal and II. W..
Deadlc, of this city, are in Attendance upon the
International Convention Of the Young Men S
Christian Associations now in session in Wash
incton i union meeting Of the Association
in this city will be held ut the Baptist Church
On Friday night, to which the delegates to the
International Convention will be invited.
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VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH

NOTICE-Notice is hereby given, that let
~ tiers testamentary upon tho estate Of JAS.
NJ. MASON, deceased, late Of Fairfax county,
Eirginia have been granted to the subscriber by
the Judge Of the County Court Of said county,
and all persons indebted to said estate are re-
questcd to settle such Indebtedness, and all HAY
ing claims against the estate are notified TO pre-
sent the same for payment.
VIRGINIA MASON,
lny22-w4w iExecutrH Jas. NJ. Mason, dec d.
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joins J LLOYD, ESQ. ron Of the late John
Lloyd, died on Monday,at his rcsidcnco, Mount
Ida. in Alexandria county, short distance
from this plarn He had been an invalid for
several vcar,-!,u: his death was sudden Nr.
Lloyd was :, native Of Alexandria, but spent
several years Of this active lie in Baltimore,
where he was an esteemed member Of the Ba,
in that city He wasa gentleman Of talents.
requirements and Of esfimahle qualities. and
highly respected by al who knew him
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WARMING - ILtEGAL VOTER Arrange
ments have been made by the Conservative:
By which all who attempt t. cast illegal vote:
tomorrow will be arrested The punishment
for the oifonse is heavy fine and Imprisonment:
ia the pcntcntiary All who voted in Wash
ington at the late election in that city would
do we'll to remember that it will be illegal Tor
them to vote here Tomorrow.