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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Board OfiIIcrnlpu.

At nm adjourned meeting of the Beard Of A.
dcrmen, held July Is, 1872 there were present
H. l.. Simpson, esq, President and Mc>sr-
Loving. French, Jo' nson and Corse.
The committee of conference on tn" Rcvcnu"
bill made report with sundry amendments
which was adopted, and the bill WAS passed By
the following vote: Ayes, Messrs. Simpson,
Loving, French, johnson and CDrsc.
The committee of conference on the salary bill
made a report ting the salary Of the Auditor
at $500, and Clerk OF the Gas Works at $50
and thnt the Cler k of the Gas Works be required
to give bond in the sum OF $1,000, which Wa:
laid on the table.
The committee of conference in regard to the
election of Clerk of the Gas Wo ks, recommend
ing the adoption of the res,lution was laid on
the table.
The Finance Committee reported that they
could find nothing Of the whereabouts Of tie
plates which the Corporation due bills We"
printed, which report was recomlnltted to IL"
Finance Committee.
The resolution in regard to the appointment! Of
codfy, revise &c, the Corporation laws was
called from the table and the following substI-
tute offered
Resolved, That special committee of two
members from each Board be appointed, who
are hereby authorized to have revised, codfcd
and published the laws and ordinances of the
city OF Alexandria, now in force and applicable
to the gove'nlne' of the city or connected with
its interests and neeifll for reference that said
committee shall invite proposals for the same
and let the work to such person or persons
they shall deem best qualified for the task who
will do the same on the best terms for the city
the committee shall have published $50 copies.
Which WAS adopted, and Messrs. Johnson and
Loving appointed on the part Of tnls Board
On motion, it was res lived that the Superin-
dent of Police is instructed to have the CUTTERS
on Henry street filled, and to attend to the work
as early MS practicable.
The Board then adjourned
Teste: JNO. }. JAMESON. Clerk
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Sunday School Convention.

| Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
HARRIsoNBURG, July Is, lS72.-The Sunday
School Society of the Baltimore Conference,
NJ. Il. Church South, commenced its sixth an,
nual convention IN Andrew Chapel July 10th,
! 1872, Thos. J. Magruder, of Baltimore, Presi
! dent.
The Convention was called to order by the
President at $50 D. H., and religious exercises
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wilson.
The President addressed the Convention,
setting forth the object of the Convention, ex-
hortng all the members to diligence and devo-
ton in the work of the Convention, and con-
graduating the church on the prosperity Of the
Sunday School interest in the Conference.
On motion, Rev. G. H. Zimmerman was
elected secretary pro tenn, and II. L. Wartman
assistant.
The districts of the Conference were called
and a number of delegates, attendants and
visiting teachers answered to their names.
% motion, the following Committees were
appointed by the chair: On credentials Rev.
H. T. johnson. Rev. R. S. Shreave, Philo
Bradley, Benz Wa>ky, }. H. Graybill; on Bust
ness-Rev f. WcIty, Rev j. B. Fitzpatrick,
L. &. Maxwell, VIM. NJ. Cloud, Jno + Wood.
The hours for meeting and adjourulng were
fixed at to - a. III. and 2 to ) p. IN. No night
sessions IN consequence vi the ieVlVa! services
in progress:
Wednesday, July 18th, the Convention was
called to order by the President, when NUN.
Der Of additional delegates arrived and reported
their names The President then presented
his annual report, which was referred to the
Committee on Business
Mr. D. f. Monroe then delivered an essay
on the model Sunday School teacher, after
which the Convention adjourned to meet on
Thursday.
Thursday, July 18th, the Convention was
called to order at o'clock by the President
when several additional delegates reported their
uames
The special committee to take into considera
ton the Recommendation to our annual Confer
ence Of reappointment of Sunday School
agent, reported that this Convention recon-
mend to the Conference the reappointment Of
an agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

A communication from Professor j Ohm Wise
in the Philadelphia Telegraph says: During
many years of observation of thunderbolt Pie
nomena | never found metal-roofed building
that had received any serious injury from q
stroke of lightning, nor heard of any person be,
ing injured in such building by thunderbolt,
although [ have examined many such building:
that were struck by the bolt. From these re,
peated cases it is fair deduction that thun.
derbolt may find it's equivalent Of neutraliza
ton in certain amount of metal surface
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

DR.. Daniel Draper, the Director of the
Meteorological Observatory of New York, has
been prosecuting scientific inquiry in regard
to two questions of popular interest, viz:-As
to the influence of the clearing of land upon
the increase or diminutiou of the rainfall; and
as to the change, if any, 10 the climate Of New
York, or that of the Atlantic States. His iu,
vestigations lead him to the conclusion that the
clearing of land does not diminish the volume
Of rain fall ; that no change in the climate Of
the Atlantic States has occurred within ecu
fury; that surface changes, through agricul
ture, drainage, &C., give rise to no appreciate
meteorological effect, and that the popular
opinion, which supposes that such influence ex-
lists, is altogether erroneous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

A coored man of Southern birth, now living
iu Boston, writes to the Post of that city: Sat
last the blacks of this broad land have a man
to vote for whose record as their friend and
the friend of labor is unimpeachable. God
bless the day when the great Democratic party
nominated the man who dared be just and true
to all-black and white alike-in spite of oppo-
sition. Now this would seem to be proper
and natural-but how many colored men north
and south, will hold the same sentiments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19
condition.

We have received, in pamphlet form, copy
of the letter addressed by Mr.. Reverdy John
son, of Baltimore, to Mr. james Brooks, OF
New York, written at the request OF the latter
gentleman, on the State of the Country, and
the way to avert the peril which threatens it.
1t is an able production, and warmly supports
the election of Mr. Greeley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

1t Is said that the traffic in alligator skins is
becoming quite an item in commercial circles.
During the past FIVE months a gentleman of
Jacksonville, Fla, has shipped to parties in
Boston one thousand four hundred and ninety
aluatnr skins
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

a dispatch from London says, the British
Agent at Geneva has presented demurrer,
praying that the Tribunal exclude the cases Of
the Tallahassee, Chickamauga, Sumter, Nash.
vile, Retribution, Boston, Salie, jeff Davis,
'. II. Jay and Music. Pending the decision
each side presented process, containing the
essence of the argumentative portions of the
case and counter case A summary of the
American argument 10 the case of the Florida
was presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

In Washington yesterday N. G. Ordway'
Sergeant at Arms of the House of Represents
tives, was nominated for delegate to Congress
from the District 10y the Purvis wing of the
Radical party. Mr. Ordway, however, de
clined the honor, but the Convention adjourn
ed for one week in the hope that he will recon
slider his declination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

Aparagraph in yesterdays paper, in men,
tioning that Mr. Perry, member OF Congress
from the Cincinnati district in Ohio, had de-
cIiued being candidate for re election, said,
the announcement was made with profound
regret" Some persons may feel that regret
we do not. 1t is mmatcra to us whether ne
declines or not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19
VIRGINIA NEWS

The apple trade has recently been very &C
tive in Petersburg, and good deal of money
has been made out of shipments north One
house shipped over two hundred barrels north
this week. But the price of apples has recent
ly undergone decided decline.
The Lynchburg Republican says:-"We saw
yesterday at the Orange depot car which had
come through from Indianapolis Indiana, load
ed with corn to be sold to our Campbell coun,
ty farmers"
The Petersburg Index states that the price for
which the Progress was sold was $4,000 Nc
reference is made in the Progress to the sale,
but we observe that COL w. + Cameron is an
nounced as the editor.
The Page county Courier says 1--WE have
been blessed with rain and the prospect for
corn is very good. Some of our farmers have
threshed their wheat and the yield is very fue.
The oats will be very short.
Rev. W. n. Pendleton has resigned the
charge of ST. Stephens Episcopal church, Bed
ford county, in consequence Of i'll health.
% last Sunday the Sheuadoah river rose
about two feet. Heavy rains iu the mountains
was, no doubt, the cause of the rise.
Recent showers have been very beneficial to
the growing corn, 10 Clarke county.
Eggs are abundant 10 the Richmond market
and selling at 10 cents per dozen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19
was presented

In the Washington Circuit Court, yesterday,
in the case of W. W. Corcoran VS.. the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company ct. al. suit
to compel the payment of certain bonds, 70: an
account, &C., in which the State of Maryland
is made party defendant as the holder of GER
tain preferred bonds, decree pro confesso was
entered against the State of Maryland for want
of appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

Mr.. Curren, the Engineer of the Baltimore
Water Board, has discovered that the supply
of water for the use of the citizens is deficient,
and calls upon them to dispense with the use
Of hose notifies those who are found wasteful
of water that as soon as their negligence is dis.
covered, their supply will be shut off requests
persons having fountains to limit their flow to
a short time in the evening, and desires that a
smaller quantity be used for bathing purposes,
until the supply is replenisbed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

Senator Fenton last night addressed large
audience in Albany on the National finances,
and expressed the belief that the resumption
ofpayment was one of the most difficult prob
lens of the age and that the Administration
of President Grant was incapable of directing
it's relations, and upon it must largely rest the
responsibility of a continued unspund monetary
condition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

RAILROAD MATTERS. Baltimore Amcri-
can says 1.-THE contest which has been raging
for some months past between these two giant
railroad gladiators, the Pennsylvania Central
and the Baltimore and Ohio, for the possession
of the Philadel pha, Wilmington and Baltimore
Road, seems to have been finally settled in favor
Of the latter. An agreement has been entered
into between the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore, and the Baltimore and Ohio
Roads by which the former agrees to permit 'he
latter to use its road for period Of years, and
by which its passenger cars from Washington
and the West will pass over the road and thus
avoid transshipment. Whether or not this
agreement excludes the Pennsylvania Central
road from equal privileges is not known, but
the presumption is that it does. u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

Scribner's Monthly, for August has been
issued. 1t has some we'll executed illustrations,
and variety of interesting papers on different
subjects Scribners is one of the best of the
magazines published In this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

Mr. Peter Berry, an old and wel-known cit
izen Of Georgetown, died in that place on We'd
nesday last, in the Goth year of his age. He
was for many years an active merchant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

NoTTICE;;,To :, the Ln YT, { of Aexandria -
office for the sale of the popular "NlCTOK'
MACHINE, ut John a. Geib's store,
No lib King st. This Machine has SELF
SETTING NEEDLE, u NEW and NOVEL
is easily kept in order, light run
ming and efficient il 81 II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

Mr.. GREELEY on TIE Press. The Wash.
ington correspondent Of the Baltimore sur.
says
THE following letter was received in this
city few days since by ayoung man who asked
aid for liberal republican weekly paper pub.
li>hed here and is OF Importance, as it goes To
show the writer's opinion on subsdizns the
press:
'JNep York.. July -, 1872 Sir: | decline
decidedly to ask my friends to furnish money
to sustain newspaper in Washington. do
not consider this legitimate political expcnli-
ture. II the people will not support ncw>pa.
pers that favor my election, we must get on
without them as We may
HORACE GREELEY"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

ASBESTOS We are told that the Asbestos
mine, or quarry. near Mr. Johu r. Milncr's in
this county, is now being successfully worked
by company who have leased the property FIR
that purpose. We have frequently seen spcci
mems of this substance and some of it is very
pure and quite valuable 1t brings about 50
per ton in the New York market. 1t is fire
proof and is much used now in certain pre-.
paration made for roofing houses. and also in
packing steam engines aud iron safes and for
various other purposes -Doncihc Rey%'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

Pike is the name of Rochester lawyer who
imagined that the Democrat of that city had
slaudered him in the publication of local item,
whereupon he wrote the editor ferocious let
ter, chiefly remarkable for strange and wonder
full photography, III which he demanded an
apology. He got 1.-THE editor intimating that
though the weather is so warm; and our tenn
per the only cool thing about us, we might pos
sibly be nerved to take him by the gills and
toss him out Of the back window, where we
flung the last stale fish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

Rev. }. B Fitzpatrick pastor in charge Of
this appointment, is carrying on glorious re-
vlval of religion, and quite large number hav.
already been converted, and the interest of the
meeting is on the increase. Rev. W. f. Mum
sey will preach a sermon in the church this
afternoon at 3 clock.
A number of Alexandrans are in this place,
among whom are Miss +. f., ". f. V aud
son, f. j. S. and j. W. n. B.
THE PowsR OF INTEREST Philosophzipp
upon the tendency IF the high rate of interest
to concentrate in few hands the money power
of the land, and to show that lending money is
the most profitable business in the word the
Boston Traveller makes this easily understood
illustration. which may be advantageou>ly stud
led by young men who are thinking of getting
rich:
Two mechanics just come of age are good
work lnen aud de>iruus of becoming rich. Each
is able to earn dollar day over and above his
expenses. Every six mouths they invest the
money thus earned at seven per cent interest.
the Interest payable half yearly These men
earn an average ola dollar a day best les their
expenses 300 days in eacn year during forty
years and four mouths Their age is then 81
years and months. Each earns by labor 5000
per year for forty years, or for the whole period.
SIP, l2O-together $24 POO But the interest
on their returns, loaned half yearly, for period
OF forty years and four months, doubling at
seven per cent. paid and reinve>ted half yearly.
in ten years and four mouths amounts to $lO4
$50 10, which added to the amount Of $24 200
earned by their labor makes the aggregate SIPS.
$50 20. The interest on the SUN $24 200 earned
by their labor is $lG4, 800 70--more than four
and quarter times greater than the amount
they have earned by their labor
Suppose the two men to live twenty years
and two months longer. that is to the age of
eighty.one years and six months, and continue
to loan their money. During this period it
would double twice, making the total acumua-
tion in sixty years and six months $5l5,OO2 81.
Tho two men do not labor during the last twenty
years and Two months. and expend of their
income for living during that period $l5, 0O2 50.
leaving to their heirs 100000. To forty years
and four months they earn by their labor so.
POO, and live twenty years and two months cn
their money without labor. Subtract the money
earned by labor. S24, POO, and the remaind,.r
accumulated by interest is $473 800. Now not
one dollar Of this $475,S00 is earned by the
labor fthese wcn. 1t is the legal interest upon
$2+ POO. These men live aborinusly and work
for very moderate compensation. They take
only the legal rate Of interest. Neither do they
enter into any speculatious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19
DEV. DIR. }. LITTLE,

Il " y
Late of Macon Female College, Tenn,
Having permanently settled in AexanHri., Va,
will open, on September "a, 1o72 FlkSl
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL. For particulars
see circulars. jy lS-3m
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LATIIS!

L ArHS' LArHs! LA1H''
Cargo best quality SPRUCE LAT11S, to ar
rive per s,hr Eva Ma. and for sale by
w. A. SHOOT.
10 1S2w Shoots wharf.
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declines or [
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-19

It is now said that while the yield of wheat
throughout the country will not be very large
one. it will be fully up to the average, and that
~ fears need be INDUCED.
The handsome dwelling house of Mr.. Ham
ilton, near St. Thomas Manor, Charles county,
Md, short distance from Glymout, Was de-
stroyed by FIRE last Wednesday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-14
The One Price House

again returned from New have Store handsom
selection of all the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-14
TO sPORTsMEN /!

~ WV J. DSA1IN
shepherds, Pointers, Settlers, Retriev'
ers, Newfoundland: St. Bernard. Fox
and Deer-Hounds, Greyhou1ds,
blood-Holnds, Ratters, Coach-Do
Bulldogs. ,, ~,
Premi,im Chester White Hogs.
Thoroughbred Berkshire Hogs.
Fancy Poultry and Eggs
Funcy Pigeons.
~ C. I. CALVERT,
Newark, Del.
@Au orders left with Mr.. JOHN n.
FAIR, Edgefpid, s. c., will receive
prompt attention.,
Nov. % ly 4S
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Strayed or Stolen,

EROM the Subscribers plantation, on
II or about the 18th instant, one large
Bay HORSE. Said Horse is about l6a
hands high, about six years old last
Spring. l think he has three white feet;
small star in forehead.
Also, one fine Bay Mare COLT, one
year old last June Both disappeared the
same night. traded for the horse from
T. n. Tolbert, near old Cambridge, las5
Spring. A liberal reward will De Pal9
for the recovery of the above dorse anu
Colt, or any information leadinS 70 una
them. JOIN a. bAhhhn:
Oct 90 st 46
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ELI nENIsRAEL.


Eli Ben Israel, weary with his toll,
And hearted from continual grief,
One evening bowed beneath stately PAIN
And weeping, prayed to 1ahveh 1oi
relief.
His words were simple, but his prayer
sincere,
And offered in the faith that waivers
ne'er,
So. like an angel, from the earth it spec
Nor paused its pinion till it reached
Gods car.
The tropic sun went swiftly down the
west,
And as the shadows hastcd DER the
plain,
Sweet was the slumber weary Eli found,
While DER him hung nights queen
with starry train.
Then came vision to the sleepers gaze
A dream of comfort to his burdened
soul;
He saw the end Of all his toll on earth, ;,
And read his name on Life's ilumineo
scroll.
4 iairer city than Jerusalem
Before hiseyes in Orient splendorstood,
And angels, clad like rays of morning
Smiled on him as they sang the praise
Of God.
Avoice whose clarion tones were sweet
end glad,
Then spoke to him, "Oh wait in pa
tience still,
The soul that would enjoy supernal bliss
Must bravely do, and calmly bear GODS
will.
Thy toll on earth will fit theefor thy rest.
Thy sufl'ring purge thy heart from all
its drOss;
Lo! angels walk unseen with every soul
Which seeks eternal gain through earth
ly loss"
He woke-glad Eli!-with his soul re-
freshed.
And trod his weary way with hopeful
heart
And when his plying neighbors sigheo
for him,
Thanked God for Tolls rough file, and
Sorrows dart.
And ever in his prayer these words ap-
pcared,
Till rest was gained, and Joy eternal
won,
$50 mighty Leader of Thy chosen race,
Here, "a IN high, let all Thy Will be
done ~
, 1872-10-27

Masonic.
Chicago Chapter No. III, R. A. Mall members ara
Tequested meet st the hail. Of PrairteaV and
this Sunday at II o'clock a. M, for
pAnion, William r. Day.
. By order OF tie NJ. E, H. P.
ELI SMITH. Secrekarv.
, 1872-10-27

To tho Officers and Members Of Plades Lodge No. 48
Brethren You requested to meet at our ball No.
West T"elth-st., Wednesday morning, Oct. g, at8
O'Clock, sharp to attend tho laying of stone Of fire
monument. BY order of ". II,
, 1872-10-27
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Lafayette Chapter No. r. A. M.-Hal1, No. IS West
IAke-st.Regular conyocaton this Monday evening at
u o'clock a full attendance Of 1nonbers requested.
Business OF importance. By order Of the H. P
E. n, TUCKER. Secretary.
, 1872-10-27

Masonic.

The members Of Dearborn Lodge No: a1o 4. F. and a:
Randolph and Halsted-sts, "Wednesday morning, Oct
80 O'Clock to attend the dedication Of the Fire
Monument. BY order Of the ". b.
A. T. SAGE. Secretary.
, 1872-10-27
Masonic.

Lafayette Chapter No. q R. A, M.-Hall No. eal West
u 1 convocation Monday evening" Oct
ance of tho members requesed BY order Of tho H. r
E. N. TUCKER, Secretary.
, 1872-10-27

Masonic,
Special assembly Of Van Rensselaer, Grand Lodge Per-
fectlon, A. A. Rite Masons ct Masonic Temple
er Of Halsted and Rando1phss., Monday evening" Oct.
q, inst, for work.
j. 3. SL1CHTER, Grand Secretary.