Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20
LIST OF CONVEYANCEs in the city of Alex

LIST OF CONVEYANCES 10 the city OF Alex
andria for the month of June, 1872, reported
by Green g. Wise, Real Estate Agents
.Stillson and Beach, commissioners, to Rebec-
ca J. Kirk. house and lot on north side of King,
60 feet5 inches east Of Washington street,
$4,000.
w. A. Duncan ct ux, to A. S. Perpener, lot
on south side of Duke, between Columbus and
Alfred streets, $500
w. A. Taylor, commissioner, to ". L. Pad
get, lot, &C., northwest corner OF Prince and
Alfred streets, $3.50.
Jane Dade ct ais, to G. f. and c. G. Lee,
lot on south east corner Of Water aud Princess
streets, 1915.
Geo. Bartle ct ais, to W. H. Bartlc, lot on
northwest corner of Queen aud Pit streets; lot
south side of Queen street, 63 feet ) inches
west of Pitt street, and lot IL feet south OF
Queen street, between Pitt and ST. Asaph
streets, 5000.
r. f. Bartle ct ux, to ". H. Bartle, lot on
court 25 feet wide, 63 fcet5 inches West OF Pitt
street, and l52 feet south of Queen street, $3.50.
Neeson and Beach, commissioners to II.
Bryant. Warehouse and lot on north side OF hlng
street 60 feet east of Water street. Sd, 600
Eliz Brockct ct ais, to Hewes Harris, lot on
north side Of Pendleton street, SO lcet Inches
from the corner of ST. Asaph street, 500.
Jas L. Piper ct ux. ct ais, to Burke q Her
bert, house and lot on south side OF Princess
street. between Washington and Columbus
streets. $3.50.
Thos. V. Resheill ct ux., to H. T. Hnoge,
lot on west side of Washington street. north OF
Cameron street, $50.
Albert Stuart ct ais, comnssioncr,to James
Green, lot aud Improvements 90 the west side
OF Union street, 81 feet north Of Wilkes street,
$3.50.
GREELEY AND Brown FLAG POLE A
Greeley and Brown flag pole has been prepared
and will be erected On the lot at the northeast
corner of the Intersection of Columbus aud Oso-
uoco streets, next Wednesday night Several
speeches, it is understood, will be made upon
the occasion.
Coal SHIPMENTS. The shipments Of Cum
berland coal from this port during the week
ending to-day, were as follows: j. P Agnew,
1902 tons; American Coal Company, 3,073
tons and Hampshire and Baltimore Company,
LILO tons--a total Of 7,i94 tons,
LEGAL BrevitieS.
Great Gem olaints are made of the stencil from
the hog pcus situated at different points on the
suburbs.
The Fishwha,t was rented by auction this
morning from now until next February to W.
\. Smoot, for l0l.
The weather, to-day, is pleasant, in the
shade-with fine breeze. 1t is, however,
very warm in the sun.
The large hotel at Potomac City, the build
ing of which was commenced some time ago, is
rapidly approaching completion.
A young man namcd Richard Penn en-
ployed at the depot of the o., A. l. VI. r. r.,
had two of his fingers mashed off there yester-
day evening by the accidental falling Of a wheel.
The Woodlawn Farmers Association, instead
of having their regular mouthly meeting at the
house of Que Of the members, chartered the
steamer Zaide this morning, aud went on an
excursion down the river.
The money sent by John Sanderson to a
bogus advertiser 10 New York, but attached
in the express office in this city has been re-
stored to the owuer, who probably wont be
taken in in that way again.
The report that Green's Cabinet Factory is
to suspend operations is incorrect The run
ming of the engine there will be stopped on
the day mentioned but as much furniture
will be manufactured there, after that date as
before.
Mr. Aitchisou, the Superintendent at Mr.
Hutton's Goa. Agency sailed yesterday IN the
yacht Breeze from the Arsenal wharf to the
Queen street dock at this city, against strong
food tide, in the remarkably short time of %
minutes.
The idea of public park along the southern
border of the city seems to meet with general
favor. One Of the plans OF the project is that
the centre Of Washington street, which will be
its main entrance, shall be soddad, and shaded
with two rows Of trees.
Mr.. George Watkins, whose shcep-fo|d, near
West End, has been invaded several times OF
late by dogs, discharged load Of buck shot at
pack of five of the marauders seen in that
neighborhoud last night, which, from the yep-
ing with which it was received, must have
taken effect
Cool Lager Beer.
The coolest glass of LAGER will be found at