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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
OUR NEIchBoRS

The exports Of petroleum from Philadelphia
last week amounted to 2,5ll.1Al gallons.
Andrew Dunlap, of East Nottingham township
had twelve sheep killed by dogs OH Sunday morn
ing.
The Chester Chiet of Police has been presented
with a silver. mounted revolver. by one OF the
citizens.
Chester will have a street railway next fall. pro-
vided a sufficient amount Of stock is subscribed
this summer.
The pc and material lately used on the Iiiot
at Chester, were sold at Sherffs Sale few days
ago, for $il6.
Taylor Pyle. of East Nottingham township has
invented device TO prevent cows from kicking
while being MIXED
Tn. annual fall exhibition OF the Oxford Agr'
cultural Society will take place on the I'd. Sd and
ith days OF October.
The Phoenix Iron Company. at Ph@nixvilie
shipped, during the month of May. over l2O'
fni-ned bridges, worth nearly two hundred thou
sand dollars
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
Business Notices.

Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest! Cofee.-eoot
Rio, 2Sc: better, Soc best strong, 32c per ib: En-
ira Mnricsbo ana Lagusyra,35c; Old Java, aoc
Tea "A trial will convince you that our .''
and 81 Oolong are the best i'll town; finest Japan
sl.2O; hnest Imperial, sl6o; finest Eng Break
fast, Il 40.
..Tr ,phy" tomatoes, the best in the market, 20
for IN cans syrups and molasses cheaper thai
ever. BOWMAN, 4th and Lombard
teb20-ly
L. H. Foulk, No l02 West Second street,has oi
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced i'll lito, at low
prices 1e e
Cheap C0ai.-Stove 1913 Nut $4.75 per 224t
pounds for cash only at yard South of Marke,
street Bridge feb2l-tf WM. j. Brown.
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SOCIETIES..
MEEr1Nos 1u1s xvrN,nn

81. Johns Commandsry, No. i. .K.ru N.
sonic Temple ~
Je:lerson Lodge, No. 2. l. O.O.Fust "a.
Fellows Hall. Third aud King. SSa
Keokus Tribe, No. 3, l. o. n. NJ, at Red Man..
Hail. il5 Market street. Aeas
Wilmington Division, No. l, S. of T. at r,@,,
and Market streets. 'A
Wilmington Council, No |, GUAM =.
Nee anics' Hail, 2l9 KING street '"
Hope Council. No. 2, Jr. y. U. A. NJ. st H.u
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Com mmuniou. A. IN.
Market street. ~
Clayton Lodge, No. 4. X. Of T., ut KNIGHT. n,
Py,hius Hall, 2ll Market street ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13

For EUROPE. = Rev. 7. q. Littell, rector of St.
Johns P. +. Church, will sail. with his wife, on
saturday. in the steamship Atlantic, from New
York. They expect to be absent about four
months.
Messrs. Geo. c. Gordon, Esq,. Geo. H. Bates,
Esq, and Daniel NJ. Bates, Jr., will sail OH June
26th. in the Cunard steamer, China, from New
York,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
The Eight Hour Movement.

NEw YoRK. June l2-It 10 evident that the
enthusiasm Of numerous traders in favor of strikes
is fading out. 1t is stated that large de fections
are taking place to-day among the. sewing ma
chine worxm en- coachmakers and others.
The piano manufacturers to-day met and re-
solved not to employ workmen for loss than ten
hours per day
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
NJ office to Builders.

MIpDLErowN. June stb 1872
The UNDERSIGNED Will receive proposals I mi
the twentieth inst. for building IN addti TO III,
Midiletown Academy, the eame TO be of brick
7onm to be twenty Eve feet by thirty three feet II
the clear. with recitation room eighteen feet b,
second story to be divided into two rooms will
rar way leading 10 same; the attic or third stor,
to be divided and finish d for sleeping rooms tn.
whole to be finished in a good suls antial auo
worl manlike mapher. and of ,he best material
and completed by the first day of september mex I
ready for the come nceinent Of the school term
Che com ittse reserve the right 10 reject all pro
posais II In their judgment too high.
JVHN P. COCHRAN.
E,RY DAVIS,
JAMES KANELY
81 ITO SAMUEL PENINGTON
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
FLOUR & FEED STORE,
No. 1890 KING ST.
JAMES G. MORROW,

t3tH Inform. mis- friends aud the i'nbiic rener
l5f{ ally that he ha. a good a.s"rtnent OF th'
s'ssa&A best Fi..ur and Feel ar his store No. l33
King street. newt door u four ,eouth. which he i
selling a. the lowest market rates.
HI wagons sc"piy families ialy with faur in
large small quantities, IN all parts OF the city.
amt All orders gwen the drivers will prompil,
& led IL is also asen, for the sal. of NJ carmel
,cust Mount ,in ami Lehiyh Coal. and is prep AIRED
=, furnish good article At the lowest price.
l6ian6m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
juuelt If

NOTICE..
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have cumpleted arrangements to carry " Oney
Packages and Express Matter to an from all points
on the line Of their road and est Cl ester.
Express mat er sent to Franklin Telegraph office.
No. 2 West Third street or to their De OF, ront
and Madison. or orders left with Mem uen h Seal.
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
Z. STOLZ
np6-tf Gent Supt W. r. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
WEATHER RECORD.

Reported daily, at 10 A. NJ. at Public School
No l, Boys Department. Tuesday, june IL.
Temperature, 800; Height of Baron eter. 20. .95
inches; Dryness, l5332o; Dew Point, "a 66So
Wind W.; Rain Fall, O.O3 inches.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13

THE following are to officiats pail bearers at
a. 'augIal of Jamss Gorden Bennett to-day
.ne "ark. Messrs Jones. of the Times !;
n 81 New >.rNai Of Commerce; Marble, Of
H.one; OF the 10. At the Commercial; Dana,
'ne Wor1d Hastings. Rzwess; Childs, OF
M uI tne sun Brooks. Of the - Bonner, of
ths ths TNhiladeph'a Public Ledger. sh.. 'nsksy
tne New orr Ledger. Archbishop Mc..ei
mas been invited TO conduct the ceremonies. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
The Turf.

A race. mile heats, best three in FIVE. a,
Suffolk Park. Philadelphia. between Jay
Gould and Lucy, yesterday, was won by Jay
2 28k, 2.25.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
CAR D..

To the Eiecfors oC Netc Casfte roxnfy.
6EN1LEMRN r rmit Ee TO return YOU my thanks
for your kinin ~ and support Mt the Nomination,
Election on saturday last. for tho office Of shsiif
Of New Castle cOuaty. and SHOULD bo fOrtusaie
enough to. receive majority Of the yo es at the
d.1eaai Election in November next. !. pledge my
self TO try to conduct the busne ees of the once In
such manner Ms to give you NO cause to regret
having given me your support.
=, Respecttully yours. ISAAC GRUBB.
New Castle HuDdred, JANE H. l6;1altw2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
1nttffs.

CeQtr4l Loan Assooiation.-New
~ Series.
A Resolution authorizing 200 Shares to be issued
a. Second Series" vii bs v",~t on at Lc9ula.
Market street. on W dnesdny Evening next. the
18th inst. Persons wishing shsras will do we'll to
D. +. HAWkINS. Sec'y.
Wilming gt0n. Del. June X St i -Esr -lI-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
The follovins letter will s1 plain itself

CARD.
The following letter will sx plain itself.
WILxrNoroN, June 10. 1872.
DEAR sIa: As ycu have stated that your business
has suffered from report that you have recently
had an attack of vario old or small pOx, take
pleasure in stating that the report is Entirely with
out foundation. .
F.F BO0IA, ~. M junI2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
Proposals for Fuel.

The undersigned. a Committee Of the Board Of
Public Education Of Wilmington. will receive eeal-
I'd proposals to furnish the Board With 200 !cns
oal. or part Of both. Also. The r. quired quantity
Of kindlins wood for the different scho"ls to be
delivered in the School Houses, when ordered By
the Committee. Piopoaals will be received by
either OF the undrrslensd COMMITTEES until Mon.
Cay evening at o'clock. june 17th. 1872
M M. chilli,
JNO H. MOORE,
juuelt If LEWIS ZEBLEY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
That house You Live In.

DR.. 4. p Banning. Sr /. Of New York, informs tn.
ladi Of Wilmington that he will rive u series If
lectures. in Institute Han, before them. on the
physicni educai ion nd tn. prSveution and reno
val ot spinal. nervous and digestive der" ngsusnts
ana prsvf'sht physica dis A6ilitiss of women. as
nes.iny. tie sih. 10th, llth and 18th instant.
N thers nd young ladies who "ars to know
cons, 'utsd them keepers. Will do we'll to attend
40 lissiOn tree. 6juue5t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13

fenmakers are bad lot They make DIX
pie steel pens, and then say they do write.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13

or lest with two Hou.ss erected thsreon No .,c:
,"s .uod foSi "si u w.tsT tS a each: rams barn y
fee,. With .sisbline for I've head of stock corr
crib, hen house and .thsr "pttniidipeE sms nt
shop. whore there hs. always been dops sioS
busipss. the shops being in asood ana 'nF'''"'
The Iaud is In . high state Of cutie s,isn rss Hss
plenty ot fruit. There are any apple Ess. Esa,;rs
years old; hsndrsd peach trees = ia ,..S
the most Of them bearing full crop svsl1 s.n. ys%
iWsnty cherry trees; currants, ieoOeeQerr,s n,sce
berries, stra Wber les. aud black bprStes. lbets
is ronvenisnt to the Wilmipston Weetern ~ will iii
anu 70 schools and places Of OSslte YcrsnlR ..i,
- sold on eess tarms. Posseesaen &0mso'ssv" y
dssired Price lov. law, .-,.;, A.
For fur,hsr informstion ssll Spoa The sppee'''
"s'us ~" % Xw. XSaw 1OSNfeoMERY. Newport. Del,
The above property viii not be o&oreN et pv.ST
sale on The lSih II June, a hssesef6ks sdvsstsss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
flour, fsrd, II.

FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
OF all the best hranns. always hand at tie Flour
Store OF
FREDERICK &. ALLEN,
Basement Of the New Market House.
on Front street. near NJ ,1isnn. Persons in mt o
ANY rhing IN nv lin" nulh do well 10 rive me cal
before ch sing "ls-where. as sell all he hest
brands OF tam,l, hoar. feed. h'y ana grain at 'ht
lowest anrk-t r-ie. nni 10 all wants If The city
=. OF extra charge iny5J3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
New Advertisesnt n u.

Proposals for ro,i.
Carp + Bogia.
Contra Loan Assnciation.
: le of Cows. Sawl III, Jr.
Rosenl,c CeV eht-J. II crman.
SAILS OF Furnitur --hrie Miiler.,
Sale { Building Lois-Jame' BRADFORD
r al Estate Agent aud Collector-J II. Frazer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
A Valuable Property as Private Sale

The subscriber being determined
70 cAAo.s sssJlas.t - r?esI' e. ,i1as,.d iGp LED
Ing NINE Acres. be the snms more
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
Political.
FOR SHERI r'F.

FOR SHERIFF.
The undersigned will be an INDEPENDENT
LABOR REFORM CANDIDATE
For sheriff Of New Castle county at the next q ne
raj election. A. u. nFORp.
apu If
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
vsluabie Farm For Sale.

-. The farm Of Hugh Began. lately deeesss.
sH ID, sdjoinirE, the lands II !. 4: MSuI.' ,Sa,.
III and within !. hundred yards Of sw.yns S'a,
Il IN on the Wilminston and Reading X H.. ~
Chris lana Hundred. . miles from Milminss.r ~
ed at private sale This farm has over 70 acres q
the best quality Of land. It's toauntuly iocsteut
il has stream of water running .hvoush II, ana
hes three spr,nss Of the best quality " =. tsl
Possession 70 be given the srchassr immsdietsSS
TERMS-One. half the price In cssb, ana aus tms
perty. ~, able At the purchasers CHOICE a. Aps
time xl,ng XpnI, 70 neoes''1SMIcHAEL aARRIrY.
No. ll6 Eat sixth st.. Wilmington. DEL
msrl5if
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13

The business will be continued at n. T.. .orner
al Second aud French streets by the undo rsg gur I'd
who alone IS authorized TO settle W. he Affairs oi
the late hrm Th,nktul tor past fsvors u the late
firm, eolicis = continuance OF ratrODage from
hb friends anu the public general. aud will guar
an ee satisfaction il all cases.
msy2-. 3mdGw W. HAMMOND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
Wants.

advertisements Of three lines are inserted und.
this head three timss for ~ cents Au'
D.-lhe man who took q new coz, !,
w stead OF Mn ID vsie irotA SOS W. Front s,,..,
On TUESDAY night. to return it. Otherwise AN ON
Ger will bs sen, tor Il. lie works at ono nf "n,
large shops. jun5-!v 7. X fERClVAI"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
.IssOLUTIoN OF co-pAKTNERsHIr.

Notice i, hereby given that that co partnership
der the firm name OF Hammond Il Leary carr age
builders. is this day dissolved BY mu,ua! consent
W. IA MMUHD,
j, W, LEhkY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13
for Bent.
FOR RENT.

,xr.. The subscriber offers tor rent hi, sto,.
t:n S,and Oppos ite the National Hotel Niddi,
!u town. Del. One Of rs good stands a, thss.
- is in the State for the drAin. Lime or uosi
business. w"
Viii close out the Stock on reasonable terms
Pos,cssic given immediately.
AT. BRADLEY.
may.a d&w MidaIetoNn n, bel
NOR RENT-Rooms in the second story os ,b.
4 Gazette building, 4.6 Market street. suitahs
for offices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-13

u J 4 = Z :, ,,,
VNHOSE who have houses or lots 10 aell should
L advertise them iu Ire DAILY HAzErrE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-06
From New York.

New YORK, March G.-The weather coutiu-
ueS intensely cold The ice is increasing in
the rivers and harbor. The South and Ham
ion ferries, running to the southern part of
Brook yn, aud the other ferries are much i'm
peed North River has large foes Of ice in it
and vessels arriving do not anchor in the stream
from danger of being cut through. The effects
Of the cold are severely felt here by the poor
people, drivers Of teams and others, obliged to
be out Of duors The driver of a wagon was
found frozen yesterday on Forty seventh street.
H., horse was walking along and the rains were
erasped in tie dead mans hands Louis
Schultz tailor, was frozen to death In va
cant lot in Brooklyn ard woman was folnd
frozen iu the ice of culvert on Lafaye tt
street Jersey city. Nearly all the seamen on
vessels arriving are badly frostbitten.
At a meeting of the Bar Association last
night the committee on extortion reported that
there exists system of excessive overcharges
in the SheriffS, Registers and County Clerks
Offices They submitted a proposition for the
abolition of the Marine Court and bill for the
abolition Of District Courts was considered at
some length.
The Tribune says that the swindler Elias,
who is runiug the concern called the Geneva
Watch Company is one of the management of
another fraud called the Protectory Emigrant
Association. This association operates upon
the credulty of unsophisticated emlgrants by
inducing them to pay money for membership
thnrpin
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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
ANIMAL CONFERENCE OF THE NJ.
T.. CHURCH SOUTH.

WARRENTON. Va. Mar 6-The Annual
Conference of the Methodist EpiscopalChurch,
South, met here at nine O'Clock this morning,
and Was opened by Bishop Paine, who prcsides
The roll OF The Conference was called, when
seventy seven ministers rcspondcd-seventy-
two absent.
The Secretaries Of tl,e last conference were
eiec,cd as Secretaries of this, aud the rules Of
1870 adopted
The lists of the standing committees OF the
past year were ad, and the hours at which
they are to report fixed.
Communications relative to the Nashville
Publishing House. tie Church Debt, and the
esta bliShiug Of publishing house and school
for young ladies' in Baltimore, we're read and
referred to the appropriate committees
1t was resolved that the Conference should
sit with open doors while passing upon the life
aud public administration Of the preachers.
Elder Martin being called upon, all the min
listers under his charge were named and their
characters tavorably passed upon, except that
of DR.. Huston. of Baltimore, who was called
by the Secretary. but was rot mentioned by
Elder Marriu.
II is believed Huston will be here to morrow.
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The TichbOrne Case,

LONDON, March 6.-The celebrated Itch
borne case which has been on trial in this city
for 50 long time past was brought to sudden
and most unexpected termination this morning.
Upou the opening Of the court the counsel for
the claimant to the Tichborne estate announc-
ed that their client had decided that in view
of the action of the jury on Monday in saying
they had heard sufficient evidence wherein to
base verdict, to withdraw his cause before
the court. After this announcement Of the
counsel for the plaintiff, the counsellor the de-
tense asked Lord Chief Justice. Bovill to issue
warrant for the arrest of the claimant on the
charge Of perjury and to fix his bail at ESQ, 600.
The petition was granted and bench warrant
issued for his arrest. The claimant was not
present at the session of the court this morn
ING and is believed to have fed from the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-06
by Green G. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs.
T OTIS ON WlLkES STREET, OPPOSITE
IL THE MACHINE SHOP OF TIE OK
ANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
L. r., FOR SALE.-By virtue Of IL decree ut
the Corporation Court for the city OF AicXan-
aria, rendered in the chunccry cause Of Roger,
VS.. Cooks heirs, the undersigned, cornni:sIou-
ers therein named will of:r Tor sale, by public
suction in front Of the Mansion House, in the
city of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the 3th
day of March next, at II O clock m, LOT or
GROUND, beginning ut the intersection Of the
east side OF the Henry street with the south SIDE
of Wilkes street, and running thence east on
Wilkes street 246 feet ~ inches thence south
parallel to Henry street SIS feet - inches; thence
west parallel to Wilkes street 246 lcut ~ inches
to Henry street; thence north on Henry street
So feet q inches to the beginning. Thi. proper
ty will be sold US whole or subdivi1ed into lots
of 70 feet front on Wilkes street to meet the
views OF bidders
Terms Onc-fourth cash; the residue in three
equal instruments ut u, II and Is months, with
interest and secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser and retention OF the title. Stamps ana
convcyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
w. ARTHUk Ia iLOR.
Nj. D. BALL.
fob 13-ts Comnl'rs of Sale.
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A North Carolina Outlaw.

New YORK, Mar GA special dispatch
from Raleigh says A private letter received
in this city from a prominent official OF Robson
county by Adjutant General German contains
an account of the killing Of Henry Berry Lowe
ry, chief of the Robson outlaws, by his broth
er, Stephen Lowery. Stephen confesses the
deed, reporting in person TO the authorities.
The Roanoke News casts doubt upon the au-
thenticity of this news and thinks it mere
ruse on the part of Lowery to cover his retreat
from the State, as the authorities are now or
rapjzipg for his capture.
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LOCAL NEWS.

HYpRAruoN STEAM FIRE CoMpANS.- The
February meeting was held att Engine House
Inst night, Vice President Carne in the chair
VIrssrs J. Franklin Taylor, Robert J. McCuin
Clark Harmon, William Clifford, John Haiues
Thomas Beach and George Dix were elected to
membership and five other young men were
proposed and their names referred to the EJECT
Ing Committee.
NJ B. Harlow, from the Committee on the
Brthnight Ball, reported the net profits there
of at Sl2T whereupon, the thanks OF the com-
pany were rendered to the committee for their
services.
R. L. Curne, fiom the Committee on Re
pairs of Engine House, stated the plans there
for, and that the probable cost of the outside
work would exceed 5000, whereupon, on mo-
tion of J. H. Young, the committee was direc
ted to proceed with the work as soon as posi-
bic as the trout wall Of the house is vSibly Civ
ing way, and would soon render the building
unsafe
Thomas D. Dix, from the Committee on
Procession, reported several bills which were
ordered to be paid, and an assessment. of one
dollar on each member was made to reimburse
the treasury tor expenses Of procession,
On motion of Henry j. Nevett, it was
Ordered, That every active member equip
heretofore adopted, within sixty days
A member being reported for iutoxicaton
about the Engine House. and Improper Ian
guage aud conduct therein, was expelled.
II. j. Nevett offered the following resolu-
tion, which was unanimously adopted, viz:
Resolretl, That the thanks OF this company
are rendered to Mrs. James Eutwise, Mrs. NJ.
Taylor, Mrs. B. F. Young, Mrs. s. Lindheimer
Mrs. Joseph Young, Mrs Crockett, aud Misses
Adams Weldon aud Thomas, for the heautl-
full decorations for our apparatus SO kindly fur
nished on the occasion Of our late parade.
Resoted That our thanks are also due to
Messrs. j. B. Rjdgeway, K. D. Cats and ".
I. Herrick for harness furnished us on the
same occasion.
The thanks of the company were also ten
dered to 4. G. Kell, Marshal, and II. }. New
EFT, Acting Commander on the 22d Of Febru-
AIRY, and the meeting adjourned to the lSt
Tuesday Of April.
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The BAPTIST CHURCH. We chronicle with
pleasure the evidences of vitality among all our
city churches, hut especially, to-day, he signs OF
thrift in the Baptist Church, comprising repairs
to the building, and the introduction OF very
handsome bell, soon to be placed in the steeple
Besides new flooring, withdrawing aod re-
coloring the walls of the main audience room,
Messrs Risheill & Hooge are putting up iu-
side blinds, which will add greatly to the APP,
pearance and comfort of the building. The bel!
will weigh 800 pounds, or about one third
more than any in the city. II was cast by Joshua
Register & Sons. OF Batimore-w ho furnished
ST. Mary's an some of our best fire bells and
took the gold medal at the recent Baltimore
fair. 1t cost about $500, and reflects credit not
only upon Mr. John Perry, who selected it,
but on the enterprise and liberality Of the
church and congregation. Other signs Of pros
perity are the nightly services at the church,
conducted by the pastor, which are numerouSly
attended, and are of deep interest. Several
persons have proiessed conversion.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
TO THE GAZETTE.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON March G. 1872.

W WASHINGTON, March D, 1917.
La the Scuatc, to day, Mr.. Wilson introduced
bill to prevent ex-meubers Of Congress from
acting as claim agents, which was tabled.
The consideration of the legislative Appro-
priation bill was resumed.
The House of Representatives considered the
Goat Island (Yerba Buena) depot bill during
the morning hour.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill was then
taken up.
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
Tie japanese Embassy visited the Capitol to-
day and saw all the objects of interest. The
chief Ambassador was accompanied by Gen.
Banks, the second of the Embassy (who bears
striking likeness to Mr.. r. NJ. IT, Hunter
translated into Japanese) by Mr.. Fernando
Wood, and the other members Of the Embassy
BY distinguished individuals These went upon
the floor of the House The members Of the
Embassy Of lesser note occupied places in tn e
Diplomatic gallery. \ very large crowd fol-
lowed them
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nv Green a. " Use,
Real Estate Agents ard Auction

Real Estate Agents ard Auctlonccrs.
VALUABLEW WHARF PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.-By virtue ol Il deed Of trust irom
Hugh Smith to ". Z. Pag" and e ". WnttiyS,
dated April 2jth 1851, recorded III the lad rec
ords of Alexandria county. Va, Iibcr VI, No. ),
page 3i7, 10 secure The Fire insurance Com
pany of Alexandria, the undersigned. surviving
trus.ce, will otter, by pubic auction, IN front "t
the Mansion House, in the city Of AlcXantr.,
Va, Oh SATURDAY, the 2.th day Of April
1872, at II o'clock IN, MI that LAND ma
WHARF, in the city Of Alexandria, situated AT
the foot Of Wolf. street. ana bounded Oh the
north by said street, Oh the west by al alley sep
aruting the same from the properly Of WA; II.
Irwin, Oh the south By the property OF Robot
w. Hunter, and on the clst by the CHANNEL 81
tho Potomac river, with the use ot tAc sad a.
ley, sc.
Terms Onc-fourth cash; the residue i'll SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day OF sule, to be secured by negotiable note,
With approved security, and \ decd OF tru.t Oh
the premises; the purchaser to bear al cos,
and cxpcn=cs Of cVnvcynncing and stamps.
c. ". NATTLE1,
feb 2l-ts Surviving Trustee