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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31
HOGlkI EsasETITIES.

'Watch Meetings will be held in the Meth
odsts Churches in this city tonight
Mr.. q. II. Watkins stall in the Market
was roboed OF some meat on Sunday night.
The First Naiioual Bank Of this city has de-
clared a semi annual dividend Of per cent.
The inciemency Of the weather has, for the
last few days, very much intcrtcred with out
Of door business on the streets.
The election of Directors of the First Ma
tional Bank will be held on the 18th prpxlmo
at the Banking House.
The Harmonic Association are to give one
of their agreeable balls at their rooms, over the
Adams Express Office, tonight.
Look out for thieves, who are now prnwIing
about. Mr. Richard Windsor had his hall rob,
bed on Que night last week.
Ex-Mayor Latham has been appointed store
keeper at the depot Of the o., y 4 VI. Ii. h.
10 this city, in the place o! >lr. Henry Charles,
resigned
The Fredericksburg Herald says One Of
our mllers had large order 10 Till last week
for Washington city dealer, ii the way OF
shipstutf, bran, &c.
The FIRE last night is the principal subject OF
conversation TO day Great regret Is express,
ed at TIL calamity, and at the lass experienced
by several of our most worthy aud respected
merchants.
The New Years Eve Ball Of the Sun Fire
Company will be held this evening at Sarepta
Hall. Everything has been prepared tor de-
lightful entertainment, aud it wi probably be
well attended, both by ladies and gentlemen.
The weather has greatly modified aud to-day
a general thaw has been going on, but notwlth-
standing there has been no pcrcsptble impres
sion made on the ice in the river. Slclghlng
has been pretty ctfcrually broken up though
this morning several >lcighs were out on the
streets.
\ lrizzling rain fell last night, which froze
as it ie!l, and this morning early the pavcmentss
were as slippery as glass" Occupants of
houses on the streets would Accommodate the
public by SpriukIing ashes in front OF their
stores and dwellings, We regret to hear t!,Ht
some persons were much hurt by falling Oh the
ice on the pavemcutS to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

GRAND BALL TO BE GIVEN By THE
SUN FIRE COMPANY. NO. =
AT SAREPTA HALL,
TUESDAY, December 81, 1872.
Professor COOKS BAND has been engaged
Cor the OCCASION The proceeds viii be devoted
to arranging their new house in manner be-
coming the old company.
Committee oi Arrnngrmcnts-John W. Ira
vars. jr, Andrew Sullivan, Geo. sullivan, VIM.
Markell F. Ncnlr +. TravcrS, Roht. Williams,
T. Warns John Sullivan and \. McCucn.
Capt J. mes Vi. Stctimrt BENZ Barton, esq, d..
H. >noot esq, Dr.. j. i. johnson a:'4 William
k:ig0ar. esq
Tho.,la: u~i, Treasurer Tickets 81, admit
tinrn gentleman ard ladies. dec l0-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The stockholders OF
the New York, District Of Columbia and Alex
anlria Steamship Comnany held an annual u.
ncc,ing yesterday in Washington. >. W.
Thnmnson. president of the company. present
ed his annual report, from which it appears that
the profits of the com pany jastifya Senl-annual
dividend of u per ct that the steamers f. Z.
KNIGHT and John Gibson have this year made
fi!y:fvc voyages, five more than last year ear
Tic -four expectation Of Georgetown has talle q
of. bat the ireights trom Alexandria continue
ahnut the same as last year. \ vote OF thanks
was rendered the president for his adminlstra'
ton Of the affairs OF the company during the
past year.
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Having taken out letters Of adIninistration rs
to 30 much Of the estate Of DANIEL F. HOOE
as is unadministered, l hereby give notice to all
persons who arc owing the estate to come for
ward and make payment, and TO all persons
having claims against the cstpte to present them
for settlement. JNO. IS SMOO1,
Administrator de bonis non,
dar 37-w4w with the will nnn exed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

yrs' The thanks of the Fire Departments are
due and are hereby rendered IT, J2mes Green,
esq. for the abundant supply OF hot coffee, ham
and bread furnished to the tirclncn this morning.
feel it my duty to again inform the citizens
that II is positively against my orders for intoxi-
eating liquor Of any kind to be brought on the
fire ground EDWARD 5. LEADEEATER,
1t Chief Engineer
Mr~ The sincere thanks of the undersigned are
eminently due, and are hereby most respectfully
rendered to the fremen and citizens generally
f,r thcir gallant and untiring efforts TO save our
property trom destruction by fire this morning.
w. y. MOORE,
SHlNN j. Co.,
K. NJ. LAWSON,
w II. MAY,
Il WATTLES, kNoN Il co.
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have rcft.cl and thoroughly rclrsir"1
'1jLU CAMERON DlSrlLLEkY,"
nr.l a,.,!rd thereto large Copper Still, which
enables me- 10 produce the pU REST and BEST
CO?pEu-DI>T lLLED iiY r, and BARLEI u
MALT WHISTLES maze III tins country.
nave r.:t!.n~d fu!l Operations, snd Am pre-
narrJ tn sell "a ;Er trade Oh la or;t1!c terms,
elmer lr.c rr IL ,nli
IT,. s;.tc. attention Of dealers Is called IT,
nay brand al
made from 40 | b,Ic, rye our: Samples
.cnt tree NJ rnrec ii desired or can be seen al
my store. No IS King street, Alcxnltdrlh, Va,
or II p !: H. j. Fcgans, No. iG6 pcnn>y wanna
nve,;.e, Washington, ID. c. am the, original
invcs,o: =! this ;,rt'iL, and rs there has been
nut or the market IN imitation thereof, nave
l,,.eu induced 10 have the said brand copy
riahtcn.
i!ayiny an axpcr,nce Of twenty-three years
in tie nianutcturo OF Liquors, and using TIC
i..st Gran, l challenge competition.
| guarantee al liquors sold BY Inc to give sat-
isaction as represented; if not, they can be re-
turned and The money shall be refunded.
have now in store and lnr sale to the trade
ANLINGIoN RYE WHlSkAN.
LONE STAR
MAGNOLIA
MOUNTAIN
Ali the :bovc brands ar o? my "wn iisLila-
tom AlSn in store and Tor sale
MnOEES PURE RYE.
FOU>TS Do.
ROBINSON & RUFFS De.
E.:MEY SCOTCu Wui5kEi.
HOLLAND GIN.
JAMAICA RI vi.
iOkT and SHERRY WINES.
Thankful to my friends FIR past taTors, re-
s,cclfully solicit their future patronage | have
leased warehouse No. IS King street, Alcxan-
dri:., W., where l will be glad to see all my
friends.
dec LIN fEIER FkGA y.
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meeting of the Company will be held ut the En-
glne House this evening, at I! o clock, to make
arrangement, for the funeral of our late fellow
member, l.. lsaac kcl
Nv order OF the President 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

SryD,Y School NJ f. CHURCH SoUrlI. =
The supper given last night by the teachers OF
thc Sunday School of the Methodist Episcopal
.,hrr.h Snuih, at the Assembly Rooms, was
treat success, and far exceeded the expecta,-
.;ons nf ybc most sauguiue friends Of the school.
r ;, occasiou was one Of general good cheer,
and will, 10 doubt, be productive of great good
IN cuIt;vating the feeling of social interest and
svmna,hv So essential to success in the work OF
n" SabLa,h School. Tomorrow evening" at
20 clock, this school will give its annua l. New lew
Years treat, or festival to the scholars IN the
Basement Of the church on Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

urlyT!cp. The Washington correspondent
al the Baltimore Sun says: The present
.rc.z. of the Potomac sill, it is thought, have
i;,. Effect Of directing public attention to the
advantages offered by tie ucw town 1T Guam
,irn =. !, j. said that steamers can reach that
.,pa; ever. BOW, and that Il very slight move
iu.nt Of The Ice and that port will be available
iur sailing vessels. \ CUSTOMS office was es-
.at,ishcd there some time since. We have no
wish, whatever, to dcprcciate the advantages
Of tluantico-on the contrary just the reverse
IN. it will probably be found that, "trcezug
~ al Quan,ico commences nearly. as soon
and lasts nearly as long as it does thirty miles
further up the ri;cr-that ls-as far as navlga-
ton is concerned. But, Qnantic1 Is nevcrtne-
less. il good and safe place Tor vessels III winter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

y. Nj. G. A.-Au adjourned meeting of this
society viii be held in their ROOM on King
treet, tonight, at half past seven O'Clock. As
it is necessary that there should be full meet
ing preparatory to the anniversary of the soce-
ty, to be held on the 18th Of January, 1878,
the President desires prompt aud full attend
ance of the members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

ro5JcE Report. Compton ana 1,lHa.
,..tb Madison, for drunkenness and discovery
eouIlct, were before the Mayor TINS morn''s'
md oG' NJ repri,nand were dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31
TIE W. l. son
NEW USDEEFEED
Shuttle Sewing Machine


Is lighter running, more simple, more duraoIe
snd easier to nun,.gc than any other Shuttle
Sewing Machine
1t sews the thinncst n well rs TIE heaviest
E.brics-evcll leather.
It is kept in perfect running order, free OF
charge, for i've years. ,n,
/, can be bol:gnt for FiFTi-FlFE DOL
LARS, payable II monthly lnstamests, at
pREIZFELDER & BEN DHEiMS,
No. al King street.
"A. ROSENTHAL, General Agent
oct 26-eo3m sd 7th ST., Washington, u. u
YANNEY'S CELEBRATED CHiLBLAlA
y IINlMENT-An iniaIlible cure for frost
ed feet. Thousands, both old and young, are
tor1ncntrd I'LL wint.r by this most annoying and
painful complaint TO such , cure i gq.ranI
also be found very ctIicAci"uS for Sprains.
Bruises and hheu'nntism Prce Zoe per pot bottle.
Prepared only b. NNEl CO,.
And sold By them, wholesale and retail, at their
Drug Warehouse, ll5 King street, Aicxan-
dra, Virginia: acc -
boxcS prime Gil kEct received
" to-day AID for sale by -, n,-,n
dec % j. !. M y nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

DEATH OF a POLICEMAN. Mr.. Isaac kcll,
member of the city police force, who has
been sick for some time, died at his residence
this morning about 5 O'clock Mr.. X. was a
brother of Lieut.. \. C.. keIl, and was aged
about 25 years His death is regretted by u
large circle of relations, friends and acqualnt-
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tk'5s0D .I.NU E<t.7L.
~ k AN ID Pl y + W GO |
SAWED AND SPLIT.

Orders lett at the yards, or Office, l27 King ST.,
will be promptly filed.
oct u T. j. VI Ell Fl q CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

RETAINED LETTERS The following letters
are detained in the postofice for want Of
stamps, viz: Capt. Groiwuestou, Tottenville,
Staten Island, Y. Y. Thomas Wilmington,
Friendship, A \. Co., Md; Miss Hattie Gray,
Leesburg, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

NEW YEARS DAY-The Banks and Bank
ing houses in this city will be closed tomorrow
as will be some places of business. The Post.
office will only be opeu in the morning until
10 O'Clock. The residences Of several of our
citizens will be open for the rrcetioA OF visitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

YIN J
u OF informing his friends and the public gen
orally that he has bought Thomas j. Mehatey's
interest in the OLD DOMINION WOOD and
COAL YARD, u King street, and rcspec' fully
asks Il continuance Of patronage. Persons who
wish to lay in WOOD and COAL for winters
use would do well to call ut my office, 26 King
street, MS | guarantee to supply as good An arti-
Gle OF Wood and Coal rs there is in this city.
Wood Yard, corner Queen and Water streets.
Weight gllarAntre1 jy 9-6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

Z NITIST LIIIECH TAFSUN AEh FOlt
~ SALE. .-H.
The Wartlens will sell, Mt private sale, the
above o;erty, Situ,.tcd ut the northeast corner
Of Washington and Princess streets Ii not 4l>-
posed Of within Lhirt9 days it will be offered ut
tuct"n, OF which due notice will be given. The
property viii Ee subdvied or sold entire.
f. C. FLETCHER,
r. JOHNSTON,
doe -2,w1m Wardens.
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C,rrorIc BENEFICIAL SOCIETY," ne io'-
lowing officers of the Catholic Beneficial oocle.
~ have been elected to serve the eH Wnd Wee
J,hu I. Hill, President. OFIanao w ooo' n =
rrssdsn Francis Iov 81 a han BOX keep
IT. "r,2~ 1F Sssb Ha rs Jas Brannsn IhGs
I'U WIKI I''h J D"orkeeper and B. Johnson Stand
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\ CoNrRAD1cTIoN.-A letter from capt u
f. Davis, Of the Bark Jennie Cobb at Asp'n.
wall from this port, says that the statement
nuli,hed, that the decks of that vessel nao
!,.an ,s swrnt Of everything movable during
hurricane at that place on the lS'h OF N9 trh
Der last, is utterly without foundation. lhele
was heavy sea running the day OF the pepIr,
cd disaster and the vessel rolled considerably,
10 the vessel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

WAVING disposed Of my interest in the
Ii Wood nni Coal Yard ON King street to
john L"a.hcrand shall continue the Wood
And Co:,l hU.il.css at yards on the north and
south corners OF Union and Queen sts., where
will always be On hand u full supply OF the best
quality RED and WHITE Ash GOALS Of the
different sizes; GU COAL by the
cargo, car load retail.
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
The patronage Of the citizens is respectfully So
Iciind All orders left at the office Of the Alex
andria Insurance Co., No. ST King street with
Col. hInrye or ut Clsrridge u Grsgs Drug
Store, corner King and Royal streets, will be
promptly attended to- Weight guaranteed.
jy3 tt TllOS. D. MEllAFFE1.
rg7uE UNDERSIGNED having this day
/ formed ). copartrcr-hip, under the name
ana style OF i1EHAFFEY y CO., for the pur-
pose Of carrying Oh the Goa l. and WOOD bus
ines, respectfully solicit the patronage OF tho
citizens.
Yards on the north and south side of Queen
and Union streets Al! orders left nj the office,
No. 81 King street, rr Clarrdge il Grggs Drug
Store corner koy"! and King streets, will be
promptly attended to:
TH0S J. MEHAFFEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

THE Town Clock has been placed IN posi-
ton in the Market House stecpe aud quietly
awaits the beginning Of its duties; At II
'" .l. ' -, n;rt, the bell will sound out the
o i'Ian d IL Of the old year aud peal forth the
s?!e ' r' 10 :, ns,v At one, the clock will
ri 'n % the the first s" hour Of the New Ysaf May
~"sG M 10 their trusts as it will prove to Its
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-31

Having taken out letters Of administration on
the estate of MARY ID. HOOE, deceased, |
b reby give notice to all persons who are owing
the estate to come forward and make payment,
and to all persons having claims against the es-
t.tc TO present them for settlement.
dac 31-w4w JNO. b. SMOOT, Admir-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

VIZ ,,,c Of tho Richmond p'sspa'eh.l
'c"'''''''"w ,s,,xeroy, September "a
,.''.;yal Of political interest and
1hc'r -, I,r. which Ear SURPRISES any .,
gl'IrN,,,,;n, The Greeley trcec'irS' aoueo
''t can,' ,n,II,,.syowed position OF eN-Govrrnot
irthc 81" ~" m,n, of the Liberal party IN frnn-
tGt'n ~ ar, n The principal causes Wh,cn nav
HN7n%, ~, ~ ,,rrat excitement now manifest
'mGFi'iH u" the administration party Nus DC
IL. 'fSc". ,nrh,y scared, aud arc work'ns
r.nNc thnr"ue, ,,oS, strength to hold their
nth t"" N prnn~vlvania. when ~ re-
rHtN 'I''' -, battle-ground, aud no matter
.,'i'" - ,r Indiana may 20. the ola
n"N ' ,,c. Pennsylvania :" goes
WV pipn" seems 10 F "'".' , ,hr
." u,on the minds o' 'h'
'f,-'....n. - IN sides now than ever before.
I'.IiNl.s.',,,, ,,,annccm,ut In support OF Bucka-
'aJ'o NV, ,", entirely unexpected by the
1N wa ,',rl,,. here but there has been
h@l" ,,,,,., hore that he would not enter
rNN 80 he intends 10 ti". and
~ '."l ,n- 4, IN III, ,~'il>r ~ Endorses. lhc'r
H'N,. ,,r,n -, that il is now too la'c -~
.' '.,.. ,.v,l w this distinguished gentle
..' r', ., known 10 hc one "' the very
r''.' ...,,n,,,i.ncr>" in III" country. se'era'
'', n,, would have had disastrous
"', nnir, NOW if will rr hut tril'tng'
:ns -, talk may W. expected, but It Is
I.,,cr. from Pennsylvania keruhl-
nirrd- in thi> city dcplorin@ very
.7' ,h, ,urn uf,vcnt> brought about Ivy
i.'.
'r,' -. t,...-,t;.. arl Liberal Rrruh'Ic'n
..,.r, ~ In, West i slnriN oNcrp""i-
..,l ,,i.jr from the newspaper reports
III, ,rliNr.rul,, which have gathered ~
....r VIZ ,,rrrl,y. private advlcrs ncscf'F
1850. nyaliou> is possessing slSnlhcanc"
,,,,lr 20 We misunderstood They mean
,...,,,r, tho election Of hendricks beyond
,I,,;,,, GA doubt, and with Indiana
tr.rn.ylyania both Democratic the Ead!-
,'r.rrfh would withcr away 10 c"!nraia-
800. ra,I,in ,rr.,. The elections Oh next
18TH viii virtually end the campaign.
~. !. c.";,,dcd on all sides here. ana ac-
,,,,, ,,,o.p,l"y for the general exodus OF
go. ,..,hin,r 10 the stump. The Grant party
-. N prn IN their strongest BLOWS up W
49, ,.r N election day, and the sign are
r,,,n That the Democracy with its leaders
am ,.rrc-t with them NJ to the very latest
l..,m.ur. NlHt Developments Will aui"'l
u,r ;lu, ,crurn OF the President t" WASH
,,,..,,u which shall bear directly upon tue
,.r,.,.,i..u .e,uu"t now IL" known. but There
s.. .,.tp,,l.u. IL tc done III the attempt I"
.,rrrrrH the tremendous influences Of the
h,t..-a opposition. The politicians who
i.,..v1,,d matters for 80 long are hack
n,,rd IN their expressions to the people. \
.r.,.rry i demanded 90 arrest the grand
,rpnlar >uidc towards Conservatism nut II
viii io seen that In" day for that i past a
nair bitter war j. all that can he done. and
on r'.i> th,r" are assurances that Eadl'a'lSin
g.. 70 h.. met more than half way. Tint
,arr, i n"w absolutely and entirely Hn the
E,'N.l'". iiHp''.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

A troupe of Ethiopian screnaders is stat
ring in Norway.
,,f|tbp editor Of the Tendon Telegraph Is tc
Sc raised tU L bai;on:tg:.
Ale>s;ndro de Angels, a Roman professor
of batl1ng, has spent ten hours day in the
water, during the summer, for the last TWEEN
ty-hve years.
A severe thunder storm visited Milwaukee
Cellars were flooded. barns struck by light
ming, and much damage done. A girl al
Palnyrai 4 ss.'l'tt% NAN nt Hebron, and two
men IN Greenfield were killed by iightnn.
last night. Lightning was continuous during
the storm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

GRAND Council 1. y. r. M.--The Grand
Council of the independent Order Of Red
Mcu Is IN session in Baltimore. The report
Of the Grand Secretary stated that The num-
Der of members of the Order in the United
States is l4,5l3, of which number 2,OS3 be-
long to the grand tribes of States and ,34I
to encampments capital of the Order of
tribes, S2i9,223; capital Of the grand tribes
of States, SlG,714; capital of encampments,
s9,073: total, 1923, 967. Benefits for the sick
paid during the year, Si67a3: funeral dues
paid during the came Period, g., 45I; total,
$74,174.
Officers Of the Grand Council elected for
the ensuing year are as follows: Grand Chief
Powhatan, Joseph ii. Strauss, Of New York
Vice-Gand Chief, Adolph Fauz, OF Philh-
tlelphia; Third Grand Chief, Christian krae-
mer of Baltimore; Grand High Priest,
Richard Gruencr, of New Hampshire I;
Grand Secretary. Fred. III. Endebrock, OF
New jersey; Grand Treasurer, Martin
Wcilzei, of Baltimore; Grand Marshal,
William Brossnmn, of Brooklyn, n. I. ;
Grand Herald, Henry Lentz, of Baltimore !;
Grand Warrior John Schneider, OF New
York city; Grand Guardian of the Tent,
Ju-lus Koch, of Philadelphia ; Grand Guar.
dian of the Wigwam, II. T.. Gross, OF WASH
inoton, ID. c.; Outer Guardian OF the Wig
wan, John Biehl, Of Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

The ladies in Loudoun county, Va, are
catching thrce-pound bass.
Miss Nellie Grant is to sail for home III the
Scotia on the 18th proNimo.
Some Of the fashionable women OF New
York wear stockings that cost ten dollars q
pair.
"Utllizing the female sex lis now the way
of putting the matter of woman's rights out
West. 49, -,
The elevated railroad in New York has
finally got into working order, and is dong
4 good and growing business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

The VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND BOUNDARY
LINZ A corr, spondent of the Baltimore Sun
writing from Annapolis says:
The force in the office of the Commissioner
OF the Land Office is engaged in furnishing
The commissioners OH the part OF Maryland
and the disputed boundary line between this
State and Virginia. at their Request, the
courses, distances, and locations of u iuinbei
of tracts which have bearing upon the Gue>-
ton at issue. Watkins'S Point, 20 much in
dispute, is mentioned in these documents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

RETURNING NIcTlMs.--Manv of the negroes
who left this ncighborhood some weeks ago
I, work on railroad in New Jersey have
returned II seems their importation was
not rrIIshed by the residents up there, and
thcir srinr,rn had to he defended mt the point
If tbs wick or the edge Of the razor, SO that
veterans. If it hnT huppencu down mere
they would he said to have been kukluxed.
As tt r we wiIl .ohly sas they were dlsap"
pointed in their calculations II Universal lib
prty.- 4hTdniJid (T0.) Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26

Mrs. EMILY L. LLoID.-The Loudoun
county Na.) Telegram. speaking of visit
to Mrs. Lloyd, in Jail there charged with
poisoning her five children. says:
The first cell on the right as we enter i
the one occupied by Mrs. Emily +. Lloyd,
charged with puisonin" her own children
It is quite roon,y, rather more $" than is
usual for cells to be. and its walls are nuncr-
o,islt adoritd Hith pictures, mostly repre-
senting her owl family. Mrs. Lloyd was
sitting near the window as we entered, with
head bowed down, and to all appearances in
Il deep study. but immediately. arose and
salutcd lis with good morning" She bears
quite paid face md one that would indicate
a person as in deep trouble. She does not
talk much. though on first glance would
strike the visitor as very fond Of conVcrslng.
Mrs. Lloyd Is looking very thin, and certainly
cannot last if kept in prison long. We arc
iutornied by Colonel Nixon that she did not
weigh ii!Jit tl,un ninety pounds now.
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an"y female life insurance agent, and
Pa, t'ie dweller; In Wisconsin.
me Presbytery Of NIAGARA has issued !.
' .h 70 tue churches coiideinning the pui-
'IlaNF VI priEe-inckages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26
EALE CAMPAIGN is NOW OPEN IN
THING

EALE CAMPAIGN IS NOW OPEN IN
THING
BY THE LEADER IN FASHION,
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. AGENT,
who has Just returned from the North with the
largest, best. cheapest. and most stylish
STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
for mems. youths. boys, and chdren's wear, ever
offered In this city.
Notwithstanding the large advance In wool from
which these goods are madel. they were bought
early aud under advantageous circumstances.
These goods will I've sold at such prices that no
house in Virginia can beat. The prices In detail
will soon be made known IN print; but
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF
before you buy. Ny motto VIII this season lie
THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF GOODS
FOR THE SMALLEST AMOUNT OF MONEY.
for the same goods. OVER any other house Of this
kind In the State Of Vircinia A. evidence. call on
the od-c@iabslcd house of thirty years standing.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. Agent,
100 Main street lsign of Big Flag.