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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
R. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks. or Designs,
No, rs State ST., opposite Kilby ST., Boston

A FER an extensive practice upwards Of thir-
"A ty years. continues to Patents in The
United States; also in Great Britain France. and
other foreign countries. Caveats, specifications,
Assignments, and all papers for Patents, executed
on reasonable terms, wisl despatch. Researches
made determine the validity and utility OF Patents
Of Inventions, and legal aud OTHER advice rendered
In all matters touching the same. Copies OF &he
claims OF any patent furnished by RENTING one dol
lar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the Unite States possesses superior
facility for obtaining Patents or ascertaining the
patent ability of Inventions
All necessity Of journey to Washington to pro-
Patent, and he usual great delay there are
here savedinventors.
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CAUTION
TO Females in Delicate Health.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, MOI Enid.
colt street, Boston consulted daily for diseases
incident to the female system. Prolapus Cteri or
Falling of the Womb FIuer Alhus, Suppression
and other Menstrual arrangements, are all treated
on new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in a few days. SO invariably certain is
the new mode of treatment. that most obstinate
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon rejoioes in perfect health.
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure OF diseases OF women than any other ply
stefan In Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients WHO NAV
ment.
DR.. Dow since 1916, having confined his whole Mt.
tenton to office practice for the cure of Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, ackno W ed ses o
superior In the United States
n. b. All letters must contain one dollar or
they VIII not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ o9P NJ
Boston, July 25, 1871. lyr3
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tits nearly NoIsELEss tits the most SIMPLE and Dr.
RABLE Machinen use. Experience has taught that The
AMERICAN MACHINES have all the good points, and do
away with many objections. for instance
tie never oling the thread.
The Shuttle has rocking motion, instead Of the
SIDING, as N old style machines hence does not
Inc lensoil Is more easily adjusted simply by turn
Ing screw through which the thread runs, which
gives II an even tension, while In other machines you
put the thread through more or less holes in the shut
tie The Machine has less working parts than any
other II turns back on hinges, you can easily oil
and clean 1t.
The Foot Piece (presser FOOT turns back, so the
cloth is more easily taken from tie machine after the
work 10 done. II accidentally turned backwards the
thread will not break, or the needle get bent as liz
other machines.
THE AMERICAN Button HOLE and complete SEW
ING MACHINE, or COMBINATION MACHINE, price 81
with Cover has rural 1t is the cheapest as well
the BEsT-snce Is really TWO MACHINES combined IL
oSE-(by simple mechanical arrangement, never be-
fore accomplished making either the LOCK STITCH or
BUTTON HOLE STITCH as occasion NAV REQUIRE OyFE-
sEAMING EMBRoIDERING ON THE EDGE, and working
BEAUTIFUL BUTTON HOLES and Ely ELET n addi-
ton to every kind Of sewing done any other Sewing
Machine.
As evidence of the superiority of the machine the re-
port of the Judges al the great industrial Exposition i'll
Cincinnati, where the machine successful com
foritself
THE Judges do hereby declare that the Sewing Ma
chine that exhibits the greatest novelty, advancement
& eniet aoes tle greatest sariety OF useful
work equal IN construction, Workmanship and design
to any and all others, is the merican Button Hole
over scanning and Sewing Machine.
The leading machines were ably handledn competf-
ton, and the Exposition the severest test ever
given sewing machines in Ohio
The sales of the AMERICAN during the ast year have
gained over loo per CENT, and the factory running
day and night to I'll its orders The great demand for
the machines is evidence their popularity and use
fulness and those who use them invariably give them
the preference.
Send or call for circulars and samples of work.
Agents wanted in unoccupied Territory.
e. DEWEY, General Agent for New
England, 2SS Washington St, nOston
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TRINITY SCHOOL!
CAMDEN, MAINE.

1-English and Classical Home School for Boys.
Spring Term opens April 10th.
2m37 Rev. B. W. ATWELL, Rector.
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3letu advertisements.
The Mormon Wife.

Now is the time for Agents to secure territory tor
this thrilling and fearless book. 1t comprises the
Adventure and Experience OF a woman-written by
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ling, aboun1ing in thrilling adventure, humorous
and pathetic>scenes-the most fascinating book ex:
tant Steel Portrait Of the Authoress portraitsfof
leading MormonS, both men and women Lifsfand
Scenes in Utah, etc. Sold only by Agents Por cir
eulars address HARTFORD Publish me CO,
Hartford, Conn.
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be the disease. condition or situation OF any one,
married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail md Express 20 all parts OF
the United States.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dol
Lar to insure AN answer.
address d. i. DIX, NO d Endicott Street, 10.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-29
By Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
DY VIRTUE of a deed of trust from Geo. l.
ID Thomas and Maria, his wife, for the benefit
OF s. Morris VAIN, OF Philadelphia, Pa, dated
on the Dist day of January 1876, and duly record
ed in the land records of Alexandria county,
Va, the undersigned substituted trustees will
otter tor sale, by public auction, on SATU Il
DAY, the lst day of j une, 1872, at II o'clock
M, in front of the Mansion House, in the city of
Alexandria, Va, the LOT OF GROUND with
the TWO STORY BBICK DWELLING 81
thereon, situate on the north side of Prince ILL
between Royal and Pitt streets, and described IN
said deed as follows bounded on the east by
the property of John S. Miller, and on the west
by the property OF the estate OF julian Taylor
deceased, with the use of the alley binding the
same on the north.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the resi-
due>in three equal instalments OF six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day of sale
the bonds of the purchaser with approved Sc
curty, 10 be taken for the deferred payments.
Siam s and conveyancing at the expense of the
purchaser. G. w. WATTLES,
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR
ap 26-ts Substituted Trustees;
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE Cry, April 29.-The Mormon
Conference met to day. In the morning and
afternoon about 5000 persons, including large
number of Gentiles, were present. Brigham
Young dscoursed at length. He thanked God
for being permitted to be with his people again
and hoped the time would come when he might
have an opportunity before court ofjusst!!ce to
prove the falsty of the charges against him
He defed all the people Of the world to show
any sign against his moral character. lie was
glad neither he nor his brethren had the
power of God till they had wisdom to use it, or
they might destroy all their enemies. lie
should demand from those who had been pro-
scouting them, all papers connected with their
cases that they might know positively who
their prosecutors were. He praised the depu,,
IT, marshal who had him in charge, denounced
the lawyers, scolded the saints who had not
paid their tithing promptly, and finally, with
his blessing, closed the conference here until
next October.
Attorney General Williams, en- route from
Washington to San Francisco, passed through
Ogden last night.
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Summers Position.

New YORK, April ga Washington spe-
cial of the 18th says: Senator Sumner, dur
ing conversation with friend to day, explain,
ed that be could not under anv circumstances,
take prominent part IN auy new pu'ltlcai
movement Of whatever character:
MY copvictions; he said, are wei known
and I cannot 10 view of my reputation and
those convictions assume to be the leader of any
party which does not come up to MY require
ments. look. upon the CinciDuati Movement
with great interest as an eudeavor to purify the
republican party; but [ cannot say one word or
do one act to influence it for the evident reason
that my motives might be misconstrued. |
hope, however, that they will have the good
sense to incorporate in their platform a plank
endorsing the principles of civil rights for all. !"
''And if they do not p said the friend.
"Ohl / cannot go where my principles are
not acknowledg d;aQd if they do not adopt civil
rights plank certainly cannot support them.
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The Earthauake in Syria.

LONDON, April 2s.-The particulars of the
late earthquake in Syria, which caused such
terrible loss Of life are now coming to hand.
1t appears that the fatalities were not greatest
in the city of Antioch as the first 1ispath init
mated, but were heavier in the country in the
vicinity Of that city A letter from Antioch,
under date Of the 18th of April says: ''Ihe
American Protestant Church was severely iu-
jured and four of the American community
were killed All the meubers of the families
of missionaries are safe. the number of per-
SOUS killed in the city of Antioch is less than
three hundred, but it is known that sixteen
hundred people living in the surrounding towns
and country where the shocks we're as severe,
if not greater, than here were killed, and this
number may be increased. The distress of the
people will be only temporary as the crop pros,
poets are good. The supply of provision on
hand is moderate. The correspondents of the
London papers praise Rev. Mr.. Powers, au
American Missionary, for his assidiuity in ad
miuistering to he relief If the afflicted
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SPEIfHL NOTICES.

na-INFEcTIox IN THE AIR AT this season
the vegetable world takes a new lease OF life;
but to the sensitive and delicate members of the
human family it is time of danger and often OF
great suffering. The moisture which rises from
the earth and hangs suspended over 1t in the
form of morning and evening mists and fogs,
holds in solution, so to speak, the mephtlc ele-
ments which produce fever and ague, remittent
fevers, rheumatism, and many painful nervous
disturbances and which aggravate dyspepsia,
biliousness and all minor affections of the ssom.
ach and the bowels. This, therefore, is a critical
period of the year, season when the renoVating,
refreshing and purifying operation of the might
lest of ali vegeta BILE tonics and alternatives, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is salvation to the weak
and the best security for the continuance of the
health and vigor OF the strong. Nowis the time
not only to protect the system against the com
mon ailments of the season, but to prevent the
disorders incident to warmer temperature -
Let not the exhausting heats of the summer
months find you unprepared to meet them. A
course of Hostetters Bltters, commenced now,
will put all the physical energies in fighting
trim, double the capacity Of the internal organs
to repel the causes of disease, refresh the brain
and clear it OF all hypocrondriacal cobwcbs; and
place the whole physique in an attitude Of de;
fence, with every available, polpt fortified anu
s~.. s,ed and nearly invunerable to un~hole-
some influences as it is possible tor the human
structure to be. ap 29-eolW
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BY Green e. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.]
DY VIRTUE of a decree of the Corporation
Id Court for the city Of Alexandria, Va, rem
dered at its November term, 1870, in the suit of
Cazenove s. Co. vs.. Johnson's administrator ct
al the undersigned commissioners, appoiated
by said Decree will offer for sale by public 'auc-
ton in front Of the Mansion House, IN said city,
on SATURDAY the first day OF June, 1872, at
II O. clock M, the LOT OF GROUND at tho
southwest intersection Of Wilkes and Henry
streets, SO feet inches on Wilkes by 100 feet on
Henry st with one TWO STORY BRICK ~
and four 3 STORY FRAME DWELL. a.
INGS thereon. to .*7-9
Terms: One-tenth If the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day OF sale and the resi-
due in three equal instalments at six, twelve ald
eighteen months, respectively, from the day of
sale, with interest," the deferred payments to be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser or purchas-
ers satisfactorily endorsed, and the title to be
retained until the whole Of the purchase money
is fully paid All costs for stamps and convey
anclng to be borne by the purchaser.
- c. w. WATTLES,
F. L. SMITH,
H. q. CLAUGHTON.
Commissioners.
Mr. James Fossett consents to the above. sale
and will join in making the title. ap Cots
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The Georgia Bonds.

I New YORK, April 29.-The Committee Of
the Georgia Legislature which has been iD this
city for the past three weeks examining aud
registering bonds issued and negotiated during
ex Governor BulIock's term of office, concud-
ed its Iabors Saturday. The committee has ex,
amined and registered. nearly $4,000, 900 in
Georgia State and Railroad bonds. all Of VI 6ich
we're held iD this city and vicinity, and on
Thursday and Saturday the sworn testimony Of
the American consuls in Europe was received
from foreign holders of about 81 900, 900 in
bonds. This makes a total registration of bout
sl4,OO0,O0O of bonds, the chief part of which,
it is said, have been legally issued and negotia
ted and the holders, who bought them in good
faith, will receive pay in full, while those that
have been illegally issued, if any, will be repu-
dated ..I .-@.-- s:s..s.r
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CONSEQUENTIAL Damages.

New YORK, April ga special from Der,
lin of.the 2Sth says: u, c. Bancroft Davis,
who is now here, expressed his opinion in the
presence of Bismarck and Odo Russell. British
Minister, that the consequential damages would
not be Withdrawn from the American case by
the Washington government. Prince Bis
marck volunteered his opinion that the Ameri-
can position is entirely correct
TORONTO, CANADA, April 2e.-The. Globe
this morning publishes a dispatch from its spe-
cial correspondent in Ottawa, stating that Sir
John A. Mcdonald has received cable dis,
patch from Sir John Rose stating that the Am
ericau government has abandoned the claims
for consequential damages.
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FIsHFowN.-For the last two or three days
what are described as "livey doings' have
been going on at Fishtown, and that now busy
locality will, under continuance OF such pro.
ceedings. soon re-acqure the notoriety it posses
sed in former years, when member OF Con
gress from a,Southwestern State boarded there
during an entire season, for the reason. that 1t
was much more agreeable place than the
House of Representatives. On Saturday even
ing neatly dressed woman made her appear
ance there in state Of intoxcatlon, and her ar
rest by the police was the cause of considerable
excitement among the deuizcns OF the town,
and occasioned, It is said no less than four tights
and two knock downs Yesterday dispute
occurred at game Of keno between pngllist
from Union street and one from the 4th Ward,
but as the police were on the qui vive the dlth-
Guilty could not be settled in Virginia, SO it vas
agreed that one of the principals should row
the other over to the Maryland shore, where
the fight would be uninterrupted. They started,
accordingly, unaccompanied, but followed at
the distance Of half mile by several boats
filled with parties anxious to witness what, II
was asserted, was going 10 be a bloody combat;
A large crowd, numbering 1t IS said, seVera1
hundred people, gathered in the ne'ghborhood
of Coleman booth aud talked excltedly about
the proposed fight, and bet upon its result; and
the excitement reached fever heat when a spy
glass was brought into requlsltloD AID the posi-
tons of the combatants as they stood on the
opposite shore and searched each other for
weapons, were described. The excitement soon
gave way, however, to surprise, when 1t was
announced that some Of the boats which had
followed that containing the principals had also
reached the Maryland shore and having landed
their occupants, all appearance of fight bad
vanished and that the whole party had moved
off in the direction of the ferry house. After
staying there some time they returned to Fish
town, and it was then ascertained that when the
principals were reached they were both as
white as sheets, though they had shaken hands,
and that the difficulty had been settled without
a resort to blows, by one of them saying that
this thing is all foolishness,' and that he
was going to be married next month and didn
wont his face Scared up" The only lick re-
ceired during the whole affair: is said to have
been that given the keeper of the ferry house,
who was struck to the tune Of drinks for the
whole set. This morning the arrest there OF a
man charged with vagrancy, was the cause OF
another disturbance, but the policeman making
the arrest having knocked down one man with
his billy. and drawn his revolver upon some
others, quiet was restored. ..
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A SSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE
II RE l. ESTATE In FAIRFAX COUN-
TY, VA.-By virtue Of an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, entered in the matter OF VITA
ers Smith, bankrupt, the undcrslgn asslgnees
of said bankrupt. will sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, at Fairfax G. H., Va. on
MONDAY, the 10th day of May, 1872 Chat be-
ing Cours day. ut about II O'Clock m, the FOL
lowing Real Estate, surrendered by said bank
rupt in his schedules, to VITA TRACT OF
Ian D containing 1872 acres, 5roods and lSpoles,
with the improvements, lying in Fairfax couny,
Va, and adjoining the lands of G. w. Gunnel,
Thomas j Carpcr and others. Thisland is sold
free of all liens and encun ORANGES, except tine
right of dover Of the bankrupts wife.
Terms: One tenth cash on day of sale, the resi-
due in three equal lnstaments ut |, 2, and
years. purchaser giving bonds with approved
security, bearing interest from day of sac, and
the title to be retained until the whole of the
purchase money is paid.
THOMAS MOORE,
JOHN 5. FOWLER,
an 20 -2uW3W Assignees.
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Local BreYitiCS.

The use of one of the buildings formerly oc-
cupied by the troops stationed at Battery
Rodgers has been given by the owner, MIR.
j. w. Burke, to the students of the Theology,
cal Seminary, who will establish a chapel and
conduct religious services there.
A colored stevedore, named Steve Young
while putting ballast in the bark John Bunyan
on Friday last, fell off the gangway into the
dock. carving with him his .Wheelbarrow and
its contents He was rescued by the other
members Of his gang.
The Mendessohn Octette club of Washing
ton, aud some amateur vocallsts OF that city,
will give concert at Sarepta Hall next Wed
nesday night for the benefit of Mount Ohvet
Chapel, in Fairfax county, near Bush Hill.
F, A. Kirby, auctioneer sold on Saturday
of Queen street, between Fairfax and Water,
belonging to the estate of J. II. Watkins, to
j. T. Walker, for 1915.
Col. Sam Johnson, of the B.. W +. h. H.,
now in this city. says the connection between
Washington. Pennsylvania and the ConueIs,
viii, railroad will be made ia about two
months.
The wheel of crowded 18th street car, in
Washington, broke yesterday evening, and
threw the passengers, among whom were many
Alexandrians, iuto the greatest confusion.
A meeting of the Juvenile Temperance Socl
ety will be held to. morrow evening at clock II
the office of Sheriff O'Neal, on Washington
street, near King.
Mr.. Mckenzie took several Northern CAPT
talists and distinguished engineers on an ill.,
spectiou trip up the W. 4 O. r R. this morn
ing. y....
At meeting of the Catholic Beneficial So
ciety last night,2 new members were admitted
aud applicants for membership we're received.
On and after Wednesday next, the first trip
of tie boats on the Washington ferry line will
be made at a. NJ, and the last at p. N.
Attention is directed to the advertisement OF
the auction sale of household furniture at No.
l69 King street. tomorrow.
The Norwegian bark Siofna, commenced dis
charging cargo Of Liverpool salt at Gaze
uove's wharf this morning.
Mr.. Joseph Cawood, who fishes the shore at
Fawlke's Landing, has ''cut out."
A meeting of the Board Of Aldermen has
been called for tonight.
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DRrGOOhs, .N'OTIO.N,s. SC.
10. &c KING STREET.

-
We are now in receipt of our NEW GOODS,
selected with great care from the largest New
York importers. ....r
In our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT we
copy from our invoice as follows:
pieces japanese Plaid, black and gray.
3 pieces Pink, Blue and Green Plaid.
pieces Blue, Pink, Green and Brown Japan
ese Cloths. -.
2 pieces Brown and Gray Lustre.
l piece Brown and Striped PoDlin.
4 pieces Stripe, in Blue, Pink, Green and Ca
nary color.
pieces striped Grenadine, black ground.
pieces Silk Brocade Striped Grenadine.
pieces new style small checked.
pieces small Striped Gray and Black. ;,
pieces Mari Poplin, gray and brown mixed
pieces Rolu Cashmere.
pieces Silk Stripe, white ground, beautiful.
pieces Brown and Lead Brocade Goods
pieces Black Grenadine, rich stripe.
pieces Black Canvas Berege.
Our stock is very large.
abb ROBT. j.. WOOD.
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MIR. s. DeaIhanl,

Having just returned from New York, where ne
has been for some time buying for the firm OF
I. SCHWARTZ & Co,
(''SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL.D
we take pleasure in announcing that we have
now on hand the
BEST WEARING APPAREL
that could be found in New York, made OF the
finest of English, Scotch and French material,
and in style and workmanship equal to any
merchant taiors manufacture, while in quality
some of our goods excel any other to be found
elsewhere in this city, all of which will be sold
cheap according to quality.
Our stock of Gents Furnishing Goods, such as
Fine Merino, Gauze and Isle Thread Under,
Shirts, Jeans and Linen Drawers, &c, is COM
plete and our stock of Silk Neck Wear replete
with the latest novelties.
an l. SCHWARTZ s. CO.
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The Markers.

New YoRK, April 2e:-Stocks strong and
active Gold steady at ia; Money firm at g.;
Va. skies 50, new SIS: Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn 6rm. .-
" BALTIMORE, April 29.-Va. skies, old ALI;
". Va. sixes.l64 bid Cotton quiet but firm;
low m,ddlipgs 22ss23 Flour very firm; How
ard Street Superfne 7a$7s; do Extra SasS2; do.
Family ea$lOt. Western Superfne 7as73; do.
Extra sasss; do. Family ease}.. Wheat quiet
and unchanged; sales of red Western at 200:
Southern 2lO. Corn firm and active; white
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The Spanish resurrection.

PARIS, April ga dispatch from Paris to
the Times says Don Carlos is not in Spain, but
the governments of both that country and
France know exactly where he is. ~
PARIS, April 29.-An official decree has
been issued warning all Frenchmen against par
ticipatiug in the nsurrectionary movement in
Spain and providing penalties for all violations
of the decree. Col. Charette, formerly :ot the
Papal Service, has been engaged to Keep the
Pontifcal troops now in France from taking up
arms for either side 10 the struggle. -