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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

NTYACK--THE MOST ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN NY
IN ack for sale; the river just finished II rooms
all modern improvements adjoining the Institute
grounds Inquire at % West Forty-sevenh street, ad
Dire IS II. G., box 500 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

FINE FOUR STORY HIGH sTOoP, BETWEEN
N Firth and Sixth avenues above Forty second street
TO exchange for property the city; improve
ments no object MYERS, SHIPMAN SLACSON,
Broadway corner of TIVE ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

ITO LET-A DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE AND
six acres land situated in the town OF Greenburg,
weschcsar county distant mile south of the Hudson
River Railroad depot at Hastings house paraly iur
nished; Rent moderate. Apply 10 g. DfCkMAN, W4
West Thirty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROPERTY,
II Country Seat In Westchester county the South.
Boulevard, eight minutes drive from Harlem Bridge.
81, acres, with front Boulevard; large double
house. 20 rooms gas, hot and cold water bath, furnace
and all modern improvements, newly painted and In
class ORDER carriage house and stables; large garden
stocked with dwarf and standard fruit splendid
water view suitable for private residence hotel club
house Inquire at 80 Ann street. g. where plans may
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

THRUST MONEY TO LOAN-OR BUY FIRST AND SEQ
l. ond Mortgages city Real Estate in TO suit
without bonus. Address ATTORNEY box 1854 New York
Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25
LOAN OFFICES,

WOLF BROTHERS., sos BROADWAY, BETWEEN
"A Nineteenth and Twentieth streets-Money olancd on
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverwarc silks; parcu-
larry Pianos; private parlor ladies' Business strictly
confidential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

SGR0 CASH, 5000 MORTGAGE AND $50 MONTHLY
tpO.)U will purchase neat three story House at
Wbitesone; eight rooms water pipes sewer connec-
ton paved and sidewalks tagged two minutes
walk station price $1,000 Free tickets issued by
WIN. H. MILLER, rs Nassau street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

TTlO BORROW MONEY ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
l or sell Mortgages already made Apply TO HOUGII
K KINNEY SO Pine street.
WANTED. -UNEXPECTEDLY CALLED ON TO TAKE:
w up first mortgage $4,000 my house In New Jer
sey worth $4,000, want some 10 take the mortgage
and il years; interest prompt: small boz
nus no agents Address Unexpected, care station ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, FARM OF GO ACR Es
ID only one mile from county town. 81 hours
from New ,Sna York. al clear perfectly Level,
new six rooms, good cellar; large barn. sox4o wagon
house. stone wash house hog house, smoke house,
cribs &C.; fine orchard, plenty of fruit; fine stream
running through farm; good water at house near
churches, schools stores post office, &c price only $3.50
''''"' PffRsoN srILLMAN East stroudsburg Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

NTYACK.-TO LET, A SMALL HOUSE, LOCATION
IN central; terms moderate. Inquire at 81 West
Twenty ninth street, GEORGE SMITHS store, corner
Piermont and Bird streets, Nyack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

A 7 CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, NEAR ST JOHNS
"A Church-A neat Cottage 10 rooms, halls, cellars: all
improvements completely furnished fruit large garden
Is minutes walk and five minutes ride from ferry; rent
800 per month Apply to JAMES w. SCHENCK, SO Bar
cIav efra Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

FURNISHED HOUSE IN PLAINFIELD N. J., TO
II let-Pleasantly located, depot; all improve
ments Call at or address $40 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

NrYACK-FOR SALE OR TO LET % MILES FROM
~ city, on Northern Railroad of New Jersey House
fishing immediate possession. Apply TO NJ j. KANE, 27
Broadway, basement from to IGia A. NJ. and to NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET-BY THE YEAR OR SEA
~ SON. near Hackensack; good buildings and fruit
cheap TO desirable parties:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

MONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
Vl First and Second Mortgages bought.
ANFENGER h EHRENREICH, 30 Pine street
OFFICE or THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COM
~ pany 80 South street New York.-Thc coupons on
Port Royal Railroad bonds due May will be paid at the
~ " - r. IL THAYER Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

AWARD h OGDENS LIST OF COUNTRY COTTAGES
IA to let for private or boarding occupancy are now
ready Parties having rural desire obtain the
upon application. Office, Broadway, Seventeenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

dc 7R0 TWO STORY AND FRENCH ROOF
spO. w. high sOop basement and cellar Cottage, IL
rooms; water, gas and bath situated Tompkins ave-
nue. Brooklyn opposite beautiful park house In perfect
order and is worth $1,000 but must be sold.
J. W. HOLMAN Il Co, q Cortlandt street, in store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

COUNTRY RESIDENCE SUITABLE FOR A LARGE
~ family to let furnished healthy location good gar
den; beautiful shade; two hours from New York.
f. BAKER, Milestone, N J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

I,oR SALE, FOR EXCHANGE, OR TO LET-sIX NEW
Il three story sub-cear and basement brown stone
Houses only three blocks from Prospect Park finished
handsomely and with all the modern improvements. A
chance home where the advance In value
the Ave years will the taxes and interest leaving
your free Inquire on the premises rom ii TO % the
north side OF Degraw street. between Fifth and Sixth
MUGS, Brooklyn. G. GOODRICH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

METuCHEN, n. J.-HIGlI AND HEALTHY; GOOD
Nl society; churches; good schools; desirable
oresidence for New Workers account of location
and barganln Houses furnished and unfinished
sale and TO let Carriage in attendance by calling
CAMPBELL PIERSON CO., Ia Park place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-25

FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
IA, dence. on Long Island Sound, one hour from New
York, New Haven Railroad house contains u rooms
fruit and flowers in abundance; better place for
ming and fishing New York. Apply TO 7. s. SHEP-
HERD, 18l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
NEW SHERMAN HOUSE
W tett
Chicago, III.


Chicago III.
The owners of this property, Messrs Gage Brothers
Rice having leased the Pacific Hotel NOW under pro-
erection offer the above property for SALE with
immediate possession with possession any time be.
tween now and March I, 1873 II purchased within
reasonable sloooeo realized in earnings
before any first class house now erecting can be
plctcd.
The location OF this property, Of Madison and
Clinton streets, unusually favorable ono for hotel
purposes not only the year but for oil future
time, being located only one ~ block from the de-
pot OF the Pntsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Chicago. Alton and st. Louis Railroad,
and early the coming talD the Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad, and very considerably to
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad and all Its
branches than any rst hotel In the city, and with
one exception the old business centres-such
Court House, Board of Trade &csnd It several blocks
nearer than any nrst class house now
plated, to the new permanent business created
by the location Of such concerns j. Farweli Co.
Field. Letter Co. IIamlin Hale Co.; G. p. Kellogg
Co., n. W. King Co., and others composing the largest
firms In city Tho building was completed the past
scnson and very substantial and imposing structure
built in modern sylc Of pressed brick, with stone trim
minss, covering the entire lot sa feet front Madison
street by % feet IN depth on clinton street
Five 6 stories In heigl with three bali stories add.
tonsi either end, l2s rooms In hotel portion; In
business portion eleven m stores three OF which are
double TO any person contemplating or familiar with
hotel keeping the purchase Of this property offers an in
10 Info ornament and paying investment
that seldom occnrs Terms Of sale very favorable. For
iurther particular address . . -
Room ]. Kents Block, Chicago, H.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

DRIvATE LESSONS SPANISH AND FkENch
taught ladies and gentlemen ~ siS ,n"nths ruuu
pronunciation puarantce'l Terms W wevk uisv ~ ~
sonsl lor ench anuungc. Adirss appls nr's"sy 10
r. r.. b7l Hudson street. bookstore
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

6O SOO WILL PURCHASE SNUG LITTLE
pA:JUO home of ~ acres; plenty of,iruit and ane
ocaton quarter mile from station; 20 miles In Jer.
sey. Apply to MOSES DRURY, LA Market street. Pater-
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

DARE BARGAIN.-sPLENDID FARM OF 80 ACRES,
pot; large house and houses spring water running
through the house thing IN good order fine orchard
and nne meadow; will be sold at bargain. Address
DANIEL JACKSON, IL West Twenty-nfth street.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

JTUDSON RIVER
Ill For sale OF TO rent,
very choice private Country seat fully furnished and
completc-owncr going abroad-is now Offered
gain applied tor ut once. Nine acres Of land highly
inproved fruit and shade, elegant river and mountain
views; and three quarter hours from city hall n mile
from depot ard river IL ,excepionablc IN every par
tcuiar being what wanted but rarely o be obtained
except under similar circumstances II has every requi-
site for first class boarding house but will not be rencd
for that purpose Will exchange desirable City Prom
erty. Apply TO $. EDDY CO., No. Park place.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

A LARGE OR SMALL COTTAGE TO LET-IN LONG
n Branch, both furnished, consisting of II and rooms
respectively; carriage houses und stables; high ground
well shaded. J. NJ SPERO, 364 Bowery, at cottage
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
YORK herald SATURDAY July 1s s72wrrH suPpEnlENr


UroR sALE-No 2m, 2os AND 2e5 BLBECKRR STREET
II and 83 Barrow street, would be divided, so ~ to
form the two streets In four separate lots.
II, CUNNINGTON. 5l6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

y second street and Fifth ayenue, two elegant four
story brown stone Houses 5x6W To exchange Coun-
try Seat Sound preferred. Address, with particulars G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
's'iIa d.r.lIssl Duke.

NEW YORK. Jan. l7.--Thc Herald : st.
Petersburg special states that the rumor is
prevalent there hat Alexis married a RUSSIAN
lady in America in opposition to the wishes
of he Car. WHO Thought rlir attachment had
been broken "ti.
\ Dispatch from Camp Willow states that
Alexis. cucrnl- Sheridan and Cu-ar and
Spotted Tail and the indians bad day : rare
Snort among the hutialoc> !: the Grand Duke
proving himself quite sport IN IN. \ number
Of animals were Killed. Some fine ones we're
~ho, iy Alexis, who is having the heads pre-
served i, III .,nt 10 St Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

Now AND TnEN.-Juhn I. Brooks and VIM,
Ramsay, assessors, appointed by the Common
Council Of Alexandria to ascertain the number
# houses. places of worship, u,anutactories, etc,
in he limits of the city. made the following re-
port on May l>t. 1877:
Three story brick houses aud warehouses; l6l;
three story wood houses and ware houses 10 ;
Two story brick houses and warehouses, $4s ;
two story wood houses and warehouses, 5T3 ;
one ana half:>t,ry dwellings. $50; places OF
worship, !: academies, Lancasteriau schools,
=: one and haIfstory houses occupied as
stores, 40: sheds used for stores, 81 banks,
private schools, % brewerles, cracker I ia.
kcrieS, ! sugar houses =: potteries. brass
touuderies. | !; nail manufactures. .; morocco
leather manufacturers, plaster mills, ,; ship
yards, ,; lumber yards, ) vinegar factories,
! livery stables. 5 tanner"s, 3 r"l"' walks,
4 cabi,let shops, ).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
the Wharton Trial.

tNNAnnlIS Mo. .Iau. 1.-The court met
lrulnltl, at 10 O'clock b iurc that hour every
seat aud foot III -raniIrg room appropriated "a
lie lh,',|;. had been occupied, iaIgt. portion
III tie ;si,drucr consisting of rtlircr> at the
Naval Academy, Of Stale Senators aud mem
i.,rS of The Lower nnu>i Of the Legislature,
and ladies from Washington and uIhrr local.
ties Probably no trial since that oi Aaron
Burr at Richmond, Va, ha, brought within
the waits al a cnnr ronnI,as listeners ~ trial,
<., numerous aud Intelligent an a>S'nl'|sse of
ladies' mculyi.g the first s'c" l'o>itni,S of The
lni Within the tm the SPACE not taken
M iy the cnlI,::! the nrl>pucr ald her
lady friends. tI;lr in rnmtlj AMI reporters
tnr the press is crowded with professional gen
tl.men. reprcS,ntina almost every l'ranch If
sricH.t eminent c!.'rgymcn. doctors, lawyers,
chemists aud legislators tciuc atllotIg he luuIn
,rr. Enn.liialr.y after the opening vi the inurt
Mr. +, wells, sale attorney. RESUMED his
arsrn.,.nf Ir!,,r" The iury, reviewing aid com
lrn,ing Il! the evidence vi DR.. Reese. OF Phil
atrlphia an:i pr Warren. ii Baltimore. Fer
over two hours h continued wt!h warmth aud
g.ea raine,tn.sS that portion nl tEc evidence
If i...cSc gentlemen assigning rhc call> OF dca, II
to cnrchlp spinal nlenaitl>. arguing that their
theory " j. directly con!radcicd aud contr"vrrt
ed iv distinguished medical practitioners who
testified :,:r the State. anil reading from several
wn!i known authorities IN medical juriSpru
,l~nce t. prove the inicrrcncrS OF ,Nr>>rs.
.c>,, ~ Warren iucrrrrr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
Eurpirn News.

I.nHnnN, Jan 1.-The Eastern hu'l get
saws Earnu Won AFcnhcrg. the present polltl-
cal agent and consul General of Russia at
Bucharest. will be the successor OF Ca'achzy NJ
Washington.
Az lLe annual meeting 81 the Sheffield
Chamber If Commerce yesterday Mr. Nun
della. VI. p. candilly admitted that he was
convinced that the settlement of the Alabama
Claims hv the means provided in the Treaty
Of Washington wnud prove satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIcKsBCEG RAIL
aoAD,-The Richmond State Journal Of yes
rerday sayS:-We passed over some fifteen
miles of this new road on the construction tram
Yesterday The track from Alexandria to Col
chester is laid, and is being rapidly balasted.
|, is a splendid piece Of road. and passes
through foe farming region. At Colchester
= bridge is being built over the Occnuan, rest
ING on piers, 20 foot above the water, 80 az IT,
enable vessels to pass uuder it TO Occoquan.
This bridge is fine structure, and will be COM
nir,ed iu about six weeks, it the weather Is at
al favorable. The track will DC ready through
TO Qaantico by the middle OF April or hrst OF
May. Then We shall have direct c"n'm"n'ea
ton by rail with Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
4 sEli1,tls.s.a,AS.

l'TlrA. X. V. .Jau l7.-Mi!tnn II. Thomr.
-on ot' this city was this forenoon shot through
the Noes and cheek and II. II. Hall, coal
dealer. al Ogdcn>hng was shot in the heart
aud instantly Killed BY a wnnan giving the
ualn" OF Met a:ly. from Albany. The woman
got On the car somewhere near tie head ,"t
Grncsec streer. and Thompson aud Hall, who
WAS relative OF ThumI>nu. got on the car
at Thompson residence: SOME words pass
cd between Mrs. McCarty and Thnmp>on when
The woman drew revolver and shot at him
TIE hajl'pa>scd through lhomrson's face and
struck Hall in th,, heart. Tic latter jumped
from his seat aud fell dead III The bottom OF
the car THOMPSON wound is not considered
,I.nr.ro.ls The woman is uuGrr arl,er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
TEL. EGh.APH NEWS.
TT PATCH To THE GAZE +
EIeaesI WA.s!IsS&.s'iiS.
CONGRESS
WAsHINGroN. January II, 1872.

v ASlJfNHTON. Ianuary II. lNI!!.
In Tie Senate, to day. Mr. SuInncr present.
ell the memo,ia! Of rho itaii"ai STATE Senators
and members Of the House al Delegates III the
Gurcra Assembly of Virginia. asking die p1>.
sage Of TN. supplementary civil rights til. Nr.
s. sai,t lr had rnt counted the m,ln"t.r OF sian.
e,s. I,l:t II wa v>ry considerable. ~
Mr. Lewis presented certain papers bearing
on he claim at VA l. An>lcr,uu Of Rocking
ham county. Va, for compensation for BIZ
services ~ the GOVERNMENT at III, t. = 'inrlag
the late war Referred
The ll.u-e Of Representatives Sp'nt The
morning hour in considering ap,ue pension
ciaiil- a!!r.ci t. b.: ul peculiar merit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

indianapolis. ND. Jan. l7,--Ihis morn.
ing a fire destroyed the Wholesale confectionery
establishment Of Ni>srk and 'rrott, and -four
adjoining business houses three of which were
occupied Three frcmnn were seriously inju
red By a falling ladder The FIRE was evidently
the work nt design Tn" loss i partially IN
sureI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
The Markets.

New YORK. Jan. l,.--Stocks strong and
moderately active. Money firm ut :. Gold
steady Ut s. Virginia sizes Of: new -. Flour
steady Wheat quiet ami GTnl. Com qliet and
steady
BALTIMORE, Jun. l-.--Viryinia 81, DID, IS
bid, do. coupon, old, % bid; do. ley ) bid. 20
asked: do consolidated SO bid, 53t ask 3D. West
yirginus 204 bid 201 asked. Cotton low mid
dlings depressed at 2osa2ul Flour dull. Wheat
dull; amber 800 Corn dul Oats dull AT 5Ca54.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
.7,Hf.GE.EE WIS.

!. VERY INTERESTING LECTURE wii
< L be given BY one Of Tn" most c"I"hl'al'"i I"c
tur.rS If the day IT,"
Rev. Dr. :. DEUTSCH, LID.
Of > ERI T"%YEf y H:!i?Sf% TA9xrANY ~
at :! o clock.
AtSAREpTA HALL.
Tn. subject j, taken from ls:,ian. ri,n.,'"r N
fr Has the Messiah alrcndy appeared
The lecture will be delivered IN English under
the ntisr,ir", III The Hebrew Congregation Beth
FL l,r tn, E.n III Ut their school.
Tickets Of Admission 10 r,nt>-t' J." ha' 1T " r
Fren..i;, h.oh-l,r": Il H.. c"rulnit;c. a'r ~ u,
door
C":nmi;t,~.-~En. Wrinnon I."yi- S."in.
Law" >cirN rH. Jan i''-ti
NCEkT.
| will rnlc.>v"r 20 pr"rur,. ticket ana -,
..,r n,.c IL Iii EUDOEE TUDM ASS CON
CERTS. in Washington. lanutry 18th ~ 18th.
i,r fifty ur more p"r."l-. provided their haiht
!. i'll b" handed in on Or before Innr-, lay jan,
18Th. T!:c liz hrt. Vii! T." assigned IL III" "r.r'
VICTOR BECKER,
i"n !:,.::t / u King s:r..'l. A'"N"rdr'''. q.
I@IEENES'> BAIL.
TIL. fir, t;rrn,"u. bt!i u ;hr :t,,,-"" N!'I b.
FkIENDSHIp FIRE CnMrANf.
HARMONIC HALL
Tt ESD.tY EVEN Nc JAN AIRY Ii, !H:2
1i,. committee pledge Themselves /" max" tn
occasion one at ntn''-! ''ri"ya'""t I" All "h'
may b." rr'.,"i't.
f',r.' 'Era0qr.s.
Il. +. P..nu. K. H. Tom!iusnH T. {. Kill.
K. N. l-a,iain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

CoSJuREp.-A day or two ago colorcd
woman oamod Wright, was before the Mayor 5
,our, on the charge Of conjuring colored
family named Morgan. |, was stated 10 eV,'
drnre 10y three or four witnesses, all ooloreu,
,I,st the accused had borrowed chignon FROM
The complainant, but instead Of rcturn!nS II
had, by spell. turned the hairs Of which 1t
was composed into suakes, which snakes 80 an.
moved the complainant and her tami y that
they we're tormented almost out OF their livos
IA noae Of the witnesses, however, had seen
he snakes, the case was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISE
REpRIMANDED-Thc Board Of Fire War

, REPRIMANpEn.-Thc Board Of Fire War
dens having duly considered the charges that
had been preferred against Engineer I'urccl,
and Driver Brown Of the Columbia Fire TO
scvcr'y reprimandcl these officers, last night
at the hall OF that company. III the presence ut
the Chief Eneipecr of the Fire Department,
the members of the Board of Fire Wardcn..
aud the PrrSidru, ut the Columbia Company
---------------------------
EXAMINATIONS Of TEACHERS The City Su-
periutendent vi Public Sclion!s requests Us to
say that he will examine all prr~,llS WIN may
wish to apply Tor the vacant place OF teacher in
a>tlpgtun school, ut 81. Jullu $ Academy nn
Saturday morning next. commcm.na at n:nv
O'Clock precisely. the salary is 500 meath.
DEA3H OF 4 PRINTER -Jnha H. Scott for
merry printer iu the Gszn;te office, but who
has been working lately in New York AMI 9th
or Northern cities. died in rhi, city early This
morning of dropSy. Mr. 5. had many exec,
lcDt traits "t character and his death will N;
mourned hy large circle If warm friends.
ARRESTS. The city pnlicc from July - II
January Ist made 500 arrests, Of wiiici. unuhur
II were for talonieS. anl 65 fur mi<tic,trean,r-
The remainder were for di,orlcrly Conduct.
FLOUR INSPECTOR --Governnr Walker yc-
rerday reappointed Mr. l.. 7. Anthony Finnr
Inspector for this city.
SNow-We had fall Of suuw this ur,ruug
enough to whtcn the ground for a Sli"rt lln-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
Under Arrest.

BnSTnS, Jan. l7-'ienrec pcItrngl and
James F. CnyIe are under arrest on suspicion
Of attempting to rob rhc l'rca, Fall, National
Bank on Friday night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
LOCAL. KssESlT'EES.

--Anuther cargo Of hsri coal arrived tn day.
The building known ~ the "Brnwn She'd
has been entirely removed
TIL. through passenger tram from the Moth
was M hour behind time tbs morning.
The steam Gre engine COLUMBIA has been
mounted upon set oi Wheels lately prepared
Tor the Hydrauiul.
--Duprez s Benrdict'S MinStrel< will Civ, ~,
entcrtaiument ut Ssrcpta !iai. in ;n- city. al
The night ot tt Z 21th Instant
The bail d: The Friendship Fire Company.
st harmonic Hall, last night m,S well attended
and passed off very PLEASANTLY
The oyster house Of Mr. john II. Thompson.
on friLcc street, WAS broken mo last night and
rt;magcd, but the thieves got n" plur.tcr
1t is understood lha, the tickets OF admission
10 the lecture Of DR.. Dcut>ch ut Surcpta Hall,
next Friday night are meeting with u ready
sale.
Complaints are lns.ic by the i:,lner, Of
Prince Georges county, Nd nf the w;,ni OF ac-
conmodston afforded ~ the ir:l= 81! III" i",r
boat Virginia.
"A ct,stu,ner from New York viii D. here
the 18th Instant with large assortment ul COS
tunes for the GRAND fancy ball "i the Harmonic
Association, 10 Or given III the nigh" t that day.
Thu Alexandria Singing Association will
inset tonight ut the VI. h. Church South, where
there will be final rehearsal for the annivc">a-
~ meeting of the i ung NJ ems Chri>tlnH Assoc
ratpn 10 be held Tomorrow night.
Intelligence his been received h"rr ii III"
escs.r from aii,at Port Tobacco, Of .I,lr> Rich
ari,on, who WAS imprisoned there, NJ previously
Stated in the Guzrtle, for the abduction Q. u
young daughter OF Mr.. james W. Spencer.
The rlmnr thu, James Boswell, the c"uvil
from this city iiad lost ti> eyes hy the premature
explosion OF !, blast on the c. Il .. r. H., was
Incorrect. His mother has received u letter from:
him stating that he WAS Hnocnrd down 10y the
blast, bat uniniurt.l