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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
To the Conservative Voters Ofthe City
OiAleXnndria.


Tn accordance with lh,. plan If organization
OF the Con>e vati,e !ary of Nirglnla, ud'rt d
IN C"nvrullun NJ Richrnn' i, August 81, 1871
and ruti cd III HESS meeting of the Conser,a IL
tivrs ut Liberty llrll S"It II, 8 |. you ar" re-
-l,rcl!lily req .cslrd IL meet III YOUR respect :"
wards Oil Monday evening, the 18th Instant, nj
- click. Ia nnrnliIItr one tandhte rom cach
ward for the Buur,l of Aldermen and four Cali
,liale, from each ward TOR the Common C"un-
eli ana elect three delegates from each war'i IT,
u convent N t" be held on "Wednesday, 'hc ID h
instant, 10 nominate candidates for the city "tli
GERS t. be- voted Tor on Thursday, May u 1872.
The ware! meetings will bc held ut the following
places: =,
1T ward-Rclrf Hook and Ladder House.
"a ward Council Chamber.
81 wurd--Cuurt House.
4rh ward r.endshp Eng inc House.
The voters of The Respective wards Will OBJ
serve, in meeting The boundaries oi the wards NJ
fixed bv the late net Of The City Council real
ranging the wards.
The c INVENTION to nominate candidates for
city offices will assemble at the Council Cham.
Der, on "Wednesday. the 18th instant, at IL III.
By order ut the Committee:
JNO g. SHOOT,
my T-5t County Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

COLUMBIA STEAM FIRE CoMPANY.-At the
ocular meeting of the Columbia Steam Fire
{ I.mpauy held last plight at their hall, ID. A.
Windsor in the chair aud NJ Mclean secretary,
a committee was appointed to revise the con.
stitu,ion A communication from the Chief
Engineer in relation to badges to be worn at
fires in the absence Of uniforms was read and
a committee appointed TO procure, suitable
badges. The committee on the bell reported
that they we're negotiating for the purchase OF
bell in Washington at reduced price. After
the election of several new members the meet
ing adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
Taking view ut
Sarepta Clothing Hall,
81 klng street,
Oh NIIIS stIcVIi
'the establishment of

''the establishment of
l. ScuwArTZ s. Co -
mems flSti'liousne-s is wonderfully aroused BY
u most elaborate display OF all the kind of fine
ries which men delIgh to wear. You
will End there, in the line Of Silk Neck Wear,
NIL the latest novelties Of the >ca on, in other
furnishing goods, the finest Gnuzs and L'sl,
Thread Gents Underwent, English Ll>It
Thread and Paris Prlz. Mclai Bnlbriggan Socks
in the latest variety, and
Sumner Clothing
composed of the fre,t imported material, such Ms
French Cuutrng. Brnudrluth, Dr"b 'ele, Japa'
nese Wor,ted and Linen, New Cir cans Check.
Linen and Wuulrn STRIPED, NJ ,hnir, &c, &c,
ull in large variety made well and i'll the latest
STYLE All of which. the proprirtors, Il Schwartz
s. Co" offer ut very reasonable prices, accord
ing to the quality OF goods. my 3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
E,nt.ai RreYitieS.

Mrs. Addison Marbury and her son, will
leave this place on NJ 'nday, on her way 70
Costa Rico l., ioin her husband ti'r'. Nl,ssr;
| J ,ues Evele,h anil Franri> Marbury, Jr.. WI
ACCOMPANY her. they gnng t. join the engineers
there. under Mr. Addison Maj bury:in c,"','rncf-
nv railroad in that COUNTY, Mr. D~y'r, or
this place is already there We wi, them all
health, happiness, aud prosperity.
u "Wednesday night as the steamer Express
nearcd NJ ,chpd"'. two sch" r. III To" VI a
tug cuIii,icd The foremost schooner Vecfcu
struck u bank and stop ped, the h1Iih'ISf 'e>se'
Continued On her course Il, d smashed tiie s'cr"
guards of the foremost one.
The alarm Of fire. last night about o clock
was caused 'y the burning IT u chimney al 'he
rcsdrnce Of Mr. Ge, BRYANT at the upper enu
of King street The Fire ID par1nl"nt was
speedily out but their services We're MOI neeucu
Rev. Fcrdin md JAG lbs who preached very
abe srru,on at the S. cnnl Pre>i yrerlan Church.
in this place, on last Sunday night, Is Il uAtl'G
| of this place, where lie has many irl, aud
connexions.
Rev. Mr.. Wall will deliver his lecture on
Eilnburg and its surroundings at tn; Assem-
| bly, Rooms, to night Il will be an Instructive
aud entertaining "ne.
| Inc UOju 1ellpar L'uGeS ale III '"'''
| prosperous condition and an open campaign
a.ainst King A!r,hpl will soon he begun.
Mr.. Holland will have at his stand in market
toluurrw, 6,Ie fresh Notwithstanding the
famous Bvll,ug beef.
The weather is now so warm that fresh h'h
will have 10 be cured as soon as possible AFTER
they are received
The Soda aud Mineral Water Fountains, IN
town, are now in tul flow. afordIug pleasant
aud healthtul drinks.
The weather continues warm. The ther,,
mometer, iu the shade to-day, at noon, stood
at So.
Jefferson Circle No. ,, Brotherhood OF the
Uniun are making arrangements Tor most
pleasant excursion Oh The 18th Ut June next.
Col. S. King Shay, OF this city, has lecn
brevettvd Maj ur General by his friends. Gen.
Shay is congratulated
It was Mr.. Geo. browns, who fell in mt,
on the street. yesterday aud not John browns
as published.
Miss Mark young ladies' school had pleas
ant picnic, to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

Low PRICE FOR Flsu-Last night vessel
arrived at the Fish wharf with large load OF
herring. It was found that the boat was leak
inv, AMI il was ueces ,ary to deliver the cars'
at once, prompt and pcrempory sale had L"
he made, and the herring brought but 10 cents
per thousand. Prices still continue very luw,
thousand herring being sold at u dol'ar this
morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

RyE 4. Kerby. AuctiOneer.

A. TIE TWU-oTUkY FRAME HOUSE
S:; and LOT on the south side at Princess IT.,
between Nss ingtnn and Columbus. 2 1t. front
and 81 feet inches deep will be sold BY allc-
lion. on the r.ui>,s. ut 80 o'clock a. ill.,, on
III e. Y, tue 9TH instant
mv23.7 S\Ml Ell TEN \ ESSON.
Gts- The above safe Is postponed till SAT | Il.
DAY, May IL, 1t same time and pace. mJI-td
A SSIGNEEo' SALE OF VALUABLE
~ kE l. ESTATE IN FAIRFAX CUUN-
~, FA.-Bv virtue of an orrcr .. tn: DistIi:t
Z ur of IN. Uu;t IT IT, f." the E-stein Dis
tri.t of Firs inia, .;ft' red III the mat u1 t.
,.rs -mith, Un >rult III Lud, rsign a5sIyncrs
.'t said ankr'rt. Will sell ut pu ic auc i1. to
The hi. hest bid ter at Fair NIX {. H.. Va on
MONDAY the 20th day "f Nay. 1872, (tha, b.
ing Cuur ay,) tab II : "cl ok IN. the lrl-
Lowing Real Estate" surrendered b. said bank
rupt IN hi, sche. ue- /. VITA 1RAt L OF
LA y ID cont in ne ~ acres 3r'n'd> and Is poles,
Nth the improvements. iyir 6 III Fairfax c"uny,
Va :. and nj "irIin. tic lands vi e. W. Gun..c
Thonn> } Carp. am others. Ihi. land Is sold
tree vi all liens ami membranes, except the
right of dover of tie b .nkiup's wife
Terms Onr tenth cash o. day ol sale, the resi-
due in three equal Insttlmrnt, at ], 2 and 3
years, purch ser giving bonds with approved
curly, brnrlnS lntcrc from day at sac. and
he title t. be ret lined until the whole of the
purchase l.loncy is paid
THOMAS MOORE,
JOHN ). FOW LkR,
an 90 -Duw3w A>slpnrrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, May lO--The building on
nor: h Tnird street, former y known as the
''Chry>tal Varieties, was damaged by fire ear
ly this morning The place was somliuie since
closed hy order of the Mayor on account of the
di>repuabe character of the auusemeuts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
Weather report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON. May 10, 10 a. M.
Probabilities Rising armeer prevallSover
the N,w England and Middle States with
winds vcrring 10 caStcriy ant souther;y and
threatening w. arhcr ana areas OF ram over the
lower lake re- ion Gear an! pleasant w, a her
from New ENGLAND to the f '>tern Gulf States.
Cloudy and threatening weather Wi h areas TT
Rim IRON the western CUT t. the OHIO valley
and south rly to ,rly winds. From the
latter nr Inward and westward fal ing l'a,ome
ter, ca-tery to sou berry winds, cloudy weather
aud raiu. Danscruu, winds are uut anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
spring Opening,

5. BLoSruE1M's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner Hing and Fai,Jar streets.
The subscriber brgS leave to state that he has
lust ned from the North with u large and
well selected stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
of MI the leading STYLES. These goods were all
purchased prior to the late udvancein W""lcns.
1w enty five per cent can be saved hy buying
early. =. BLoHDHElM,
NH % Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
Te;prrnu,h Cable Picked ID.

HALIFAX May lU-lhe brig Nrnlure, from
Dcmnrara. picked up adritt in the Guit stream
IA buoy attached TO which was seven hundred
tathnms Of chain and about five hundred faith
ou> Of telegraph cable. The buoy aud attach
uleuts are supposed To belong tn the company
laying cables to connect the West Iuda Islands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

THE KNIGHTS "F ST. PATucK. The or,
cauizatinp Of the Knights of 5 P,tr'ck.in 'hls
CITY increases with each meeting and bids Tar
To bee me one OF the in.titu"l n of the city.
1t is understand that the comm l,Idery will son
appear in public procession. We are glad to
n',ie the perm ,nent establishment oil an organ
z.tinn which will assist the many We NV I'VE
in prnmotug benevolent OF jects and adding rs
hand>nme regalia to the arl'rnrenfS that make
uleasaut occ;isns Of public tcs'ivly here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

ALEXANDRIA would like to have
Clarke bound to Alexandria by as many ties
as i, would require to connect this pace by raj
with the present terminus Of the ". 4 .. Ral''
road, We believe iu such ties, ii We hay
emit demonstrated our appreciation of ties
of another nd.-Cdrke Couaier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

PoToMAc FRUITGRowERs Asso CATION
The May meeting was well attended. Inter
esting remarks we're made by several Of the
members in relation To the cultivation OF fruit
trees. Chalkley Dillingham;, president OF the
association, read paper on The Apple, O'-
chard" He made clear statement of the
ueed of discrimination in varieties as tuclimate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
DRUTECr YOUR P2UPEK1 Y.

The experience of last year has created much
anx iots enquiry for the hest protection ct Ire
and properly against lightning. In every IN
Stance the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

THE FAlRY.-lhe steamer FAIRY made her
first trip to Pennington yesterday aud returned
thus murning. She has been thoroughly re-
nared aud will run on the line regularly here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

ms- ANNUAL MEETING OF THE piedmont
,1CULTuKAL SoCIETY.-The >tockh'.ldcr. Of
the Pin dmont Agricultural Soclc.y will hold
their regular annual MEETING on Monday, the
.0,h day of May next. AT Culpeper me res
dent, Vice Presidents, Executive Committee
and other officers of the Society will be elected,
and the programme of business for tl!e, present
year determined upon. Adore seS Will be de-
IIvered by several of the most distinguished ag-
riculturi>Ls and orators of the State, and all VIII"
are Interested in, or friendly to the agricutural
mechanical, commercial and Industrial Interests
of the District, IRE invited to attend The hos
pituity OF the citizens If Culp"per and It's vlc'n-
it, is cordially rendered, and commiltce OF re-
ccption has been appointed to attend to all
strangers Should the weather be pr"pItl"uS
the second days ente tuinment will b" held on
the Soc,ety's beautiful and spacious fair grounds
half mile from luwn
Those who have not paid their last year s as
Sc sment are earnestly requested to - DO 80
PROMPTLY By order of the Executive Committee
l. l.. LEWIS, Secrctary
The papers If the District are requested u IN
sprt this nuLice until the 70. ii OF May.
(ulprprr county, ND Isl Wtu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

LEWIS McKENzlE.-Th Richmond State
Jourra says J"hn W. Wo'z. Secretary of the
State Central COMMITTEES, lRallcaF to-day re-
ceived noicr trom Lewis M,krIzl'.,. 'tnl> de-
termination not to attend the Philadelphia
Convention and the return of his ere leutl,is.
This coupled with the general lun,r that Mr.
Mex has determined to support Greeley set
tie, his pusilOu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

STALL BROKEN INTo.-The huckster's stall
Of Mr.. Geo. McCracken, IN the Market, was
broken open last night aud parcel OF papers
taken FROM the money drawer. There was uo
nancy in the drawer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
TO HOUSE KEEPERS.

Notice is hereby given that the GARBAGE
CARTS will commence their annual rounds on
MONDAY nex,, 9TH inst, and will call regular
i, thereaft.r ut Ill places where Stops arr kept
, JOHN STEPHENSON,
my 3-2w Supt. Aihis nouse'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

DRAWN JURORS. The jures for the coming
session of the Circuit Court for the city of AL
exandria, were drawn to-day at the Clerk Of
fe in accordance with the law. The venlre in
the case of Jackson, charged with the murder
If his wife, was drawn some days since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

THEMICALS-.Just received direct from
" Powers s. Weightman, of Philadrlphia, n
large invoice, of which we would mention in
part: Curbric Acid, both in crystals and So
luton also Benzolc, Gulic, fyrugaIir, Tactic
and Prussic Acids Ammonia Fenic- a lum,
Phvsphute and Valcranate Of Ammonia, Iodide
and bromide of Ammonium, Citrate, oubni,rale
and Subearbonute of Bi>muth, Blue Mass in TO-
lars, Culon-l, Chnoidine, Choral Hydrate
Chloroforn Codcne, Cullodion, Corrosive Sub
innate, Crocus Matls and Crocus Aletalorum +;
Iodine, loduiorn,, Iron by HYDROGEN, and Bro
midc and Ferrocyanide of Iron Also, Qunine
Su phme Cnchonia. Iodde and Bromide of
Potassium, Morphine, Opium and Lunar Caustic
Orders solicited from County Physicians:
NV JANNEY s. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.]
FROM WASfIINGTON.
WASHINGTON. May 10, 1872.
CONGRESS.

Tn the Senate to dav, the bill to change the
day FIR holding the Presidential electi)n was
discussed.
The House discussed the Tariff bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

THE VOLUNTEERS The efforts made to or.
ganize volunteer military company here have
81 far been most successful Sixty persons
have agreed to unite with the proposed urgan-
u ,tion, and $3.50 for its support has been sub
scr,bpd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

pIEAsANTRIEs. There is perhaps nothing
which could more fully illustrate the pleasant
manner in which business matters are usually
conducted in this section of the country, than
the business correspondence of the Gz'tte.
We amend an extract from letter just az
hand FLOR Gods sake don't neglect 10 send
the raper, for l am as much d',con'enicd
without it as a watch with its MAIN sl'rng
broken. The topper is not more unstrnng with
ont his drink, nor the chrw"r without his qud
than I without the q tte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

GONG TO EURopE.-Rev Mr.. Mckim the
highly esteemed pastor of Christ (Ep1scopal)
Church, in this city, intends visiting Europe
this summer, leaving here in Juue aud Return
ing in September. While his presence Will he
missed. his congregation and numerous friends
viii be pleased thu the opportunity has been
presented for the tr p aad the recreation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
Refreshing Drinks.

For fine refreshing drink call at
NJ. KUBESs
No North Fairfax street.
where, OWN. to The large quantity sold. you
will find constantly r. Partners and fhll"deI,
phiu Lager Beer of the right temperature, and
all other kinds of the hest cool aud etrrshing
hrrrrarcs lo be found anywhere my l.2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

,ATALPA LuTS--I will sell at low ra' es
~ THREE LOTS in the Catapu Square, each
SO f"rl 0 inches front by IL feet inches deep,
To II 70 feet alley; one at the corner OF Wythr
and Washington Streets one on Washington
street, and the other on Columbus str et Pur-
cha>er> t. pay for stamps and deeds. Inquire Of
Il Johnston.
my S.eU3t T.. a. CA1LElI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10
,pE(s.ji .>'OTTfEs.

My- FALSE THEORIES OvERTHKoWN.-N
1--we under a new uie,llc, di>pt II alton very dit
frrcnL from that under which 5" many ot our
tnrefalherS died 7 he sick are no longer bled
till they faint, n"r gorgrd with mercury, nor
frustrated with violent cutharlcS, nor blistered
ON their shaven heads. Ever since the intro
duction of llo-tctlers Stomach Bltters, t" ehty
wears ago, renovation and restoration, not de
ulption and pr,,straton, have been watch words
OF The ju llcrous port on OF the profession In"
remark bic success Of this famous vegetable pre-
ycn1ive invig"rsnt and corrective has worked II
comp etc revolution in the general treatment OF
dsense AT first the dogmalic members oi the
faculty would not be ierc in IT, Nv hat They
exclaimed, cure liver Complaint WITHOUT f'er-
curry chr"IIic rheumatism Without colchirun
fever and ~ ue without quinlnc Impossl D.!
BuL tn. most obstinate incrrdulty must yield IN
m. end ~ practical DEMONSTRATION From hat
time To the present dyspepsia b'luus'Iess, lntrr-
mittent levers Muscular diseases. nervous COM
pIarts and constipation have vanished una
the operation OF the great sp"clhc, IN nj least
ninety per cent. OF the cases III which IT ms been
used us a remedy for those ailments, while IL II
preventive of ali mal,dirs generated BY change
of climate sudden rrvul>i"ns OF temperature,
pldernc poison in the atmosphere ana I'M
Wholesome water. Its ben clal effects have been
50 bvIuu. nnd uniform rs To sccur" the most
perfect confluence in is properties rs All anti
dute, safeguard and cure. my O-eotw
GS-A HEALTHY DIeEsTIoS Life is render
ed miserable wnrn the digestive organ- me I'M
paired Food becomes rrrul-ve; the body ciiin-
cintrd; the mind depressed, and melancholy
brunds over you. TutLs ErgrtanIr Liver Pills
is til. remedy for these evils; they Produce
sound digestion; cr,.nte II nd appetite; mp 'rt
refreshing sleep al d chccrIuil.css vi mlnd.
Charleston, :. c., August |, 1863
Dr. w. II. Tut: Drnr sir wish u llIt'rn
YOU and if V III desire you can publish IT, TINT /
have been ntfl ct'd for upwards III seven years
with D,sIrp ia. could "a. Lothng that agreed
with me. h,ciIr IN c alri had ~ energy,
and felt gloomy md mr nrh ~ al the time !
have tre.. u.in. your Liver rl for hrre W. ekS.
uI,d have rAp"rl, need he grrut,>t ben, tit. /
have u tine appetite. and can now eat all! tning.
| crdinl.y rc.unluehd the IL all who have
Jy- pels H. ENNIS y liALLokAS.
DR. Tuu'$ Hair Dye n!ni:.s No Sugar lie d..
my L-culw
@ DUTruEK's LIGHTNING FLY Il LLER
sweeps tn IN II md clears TIC ii"u.e speedily -
Try Il-S,,lu by dealer every wher,. II = -ru2ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

CONFEDERATE DEAD Mr.. Wheatey under
taker, of this city, has disinterred the bodies OF
eighty Confederate dead, buried at Arlington
which will be sent via the O., A. Il NJ. Il H.
to Redmond, Tomorrow or the next day, to be
reiuterrcd at Hollywood Cemetery, Among
the remains are those of Saul. MvMurran, OF
Co. \, (Alrxaudria r fes) IF the 18th Virginia
Regiment, who was taken prison aud died the
last Year Of the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

TWENTY FIVE SUITS. Some Magistrate )
trials at the Office of Justice 0. e. Whittlesey,
are attracting considerable attention. They were
in progress all day Yesterday. and have ocrupied
that number of the greater portion Ut to-day
The suits, twent, five in number. are brought 10y
hands employed on the fishing shore of MIR. };
Cawuod for additional wages under an alleged
contract Justices 0 C. Whittle-ey, Robert
Bell and VIM May were on the bench d. l.
Smoot. ESQ appeared Tor the plaintiff. aud f.
l. Snih, jr, Tor Mr.. Cawond. Il APPEARS
Mr.. Cawood engaged these hands at a certain
SUN for the season After they had worked
awhile u,,ou their demand, he agreed T" IN
Crease their pay. and lftrr another in,erva I,
upon further demand by thrm. he agreed To
,nake yet iurh~r Increase The pnlut in con
troycrSy is whether the hauds can recover at
law the increased pay as agreed upon The
evidence shows that on each OF the occasions
when an increased rate was acceeded 10 the
hands had refused to continue longer at WORK
unless the Increase was granted. he counsel
for the defendant contends that the Contract
for an increase was made under durcss aud l.
void. for reasons Of public pnllcy.. which DIS,
courages such efforts as cou>plracleS 'hlnca'
to the interests of trade. Fifteen OF the eases
we're removed without trial to the City Court
for decision. Ten other Cases Remaining Tor
| adjudication by the Justices. Judgment IN one
of them was given against Mr.. Cawooi. anu tue
| remaning niue post p,ued 10 awawit The a,ci"-
ion of the court upon the cases removed Tor
trial there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

JURORS. -The following were to-day drawn
as Jurors for the May term Of the Circuit Court
HYDE, for Alexandria county John +. Birch, &.
John GowineS, Samuel Ball, \ ). Wright.
Robert Walker, john J. Cole, Thomas Daw-
son, Chas. W. Taylor, Edward Deuterulan,
Robert Horseman, Robert r I,i'ch John F.
F, brew. Samuel Titus, W. j. Minor, t'has ".
Payne, f. +. Corbrtt, Z. H Birch. Jnhn
CanSipc, Geo. f. Mortimer, Geo Hyde. = 10.
r. DYE. John H. Cow mrs. L. W. Cracker,
w. RI. F. Carlin, W. f. Nauderwcrken, ".
+ Walker. Miles C.. Munson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

r OST-This evening, on Fairfax or King IS,
IL u large black l,a'her POCKET b 'Uk.
containing Il small amount OF money and pa
pcrs, valuable only to the owner. A suitable
reward will be given if left I this off e.
rs3t Jesse OHINGS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-10

MAYORS OFFICE Sarah Bandham, coored
arrested for stealing carpet from those in whose
employ she was, was committed for further
examination. o,.
John Mansfield, colored. on complaint of his
wife lavina, who charged him with beating
her, was fined and discharged.
Charles Bishop, mailing from Washington
was found drunk ON the streets, locked up
and released this morning on the promise to
return to Washington.
NIGHT Report Might clear and mild
There were two prisoners in the station house
bur no dodgers. The city generally was very
quiet.