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THE ANCHOR LIFE INSUEASCE
l. COMPANY,
OF NEW JERSEY.
HOME OFFICE, IT'S BROADWAY, NY.
Il. c. FISHER President


BRANCH OFFICE, SIT 7th street, sp Post Office.
LIGHTER 4 MARCHE, Gen1 Managers.
Invites Particular Attention to its Special and Pop
ular + eatETes.
fDI.-Its Rates are lower thar those Of m "a,
prominent and safe Companies
. StcOnd 1t was the 1irst company in the United
States which guaranteed policy holders a DEFINITE
CASH SURRENDER VALUE, the amount Of which is
dlsrlhctly ENDORSED ON THE Policy IN FIGURES.
Ithd-it Loans the surrender value of its Poll
ciCs.
:. Fo"rth An Of its Policies are absolutely Non
FCrfCitSble.
FJh.-Its Dividends are declared Annually upon
the contribution plan. an are non forfeitable
81 rh- n orestrlctiCn upon Travel OF Residence
SreHh;-It allows Thirty Days Grace in the
payI Ont of Premiums.
Eighk.-Its Charter permits It to make invest.
ments in section o. the Union, and its does in
vest IN all lie General Agencies, thereby rendering
a Home Company everywhere.
NtHih-lt inv ties yOu 10 insure expecting to deal
with you honestly, and to give You fair co uvalent
Tor your money. See one Of its policies and its
terms "
Composing its Board Of Directors for this civ and
Dlstr1cf OF Columbia are some of best business
men. Talk with them before you insure in any
SompaLy. &C 28- SIN
E'ISHlNG R0Bs, fine assortm mt; also, a large
Il lot of CR0QUET SETS; much below the
usual prices at PRINCES Bazaar, 1905 Pennsyl
in -
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GEoCND PURCHASED FoR New CHURcu.
MessTs. j. VI McCalla, l.. j. ROthrOck and Rev
a W. PitZer have purchased from j. Madison
tutts aud General Robert Williams a lot of
ground situated on the corner OF Sd and sts
iIontis D feet on the latter, anil running back
terrain Church, the congregation OF which have
IetStoiore worshiped at the Columbian Law
bHllning. The price paid tor this lot was
st,tI6. ~ Wa
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1HE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS yesterJav
awarded the contract Tor grading and grayeIins
The nTst section OF the 1th street road TO a. w
E>lin, work TO be completed in thirty DAYS from
April 18th; for grading and graveling the
second section OF eth street road TO Cant p n
boheT;y, work 10 be completed in sixty DAYS
aud same a. the above In other particulars; and
Ter paving the cutters the first section OF III
street road 20 lbert Gleason,
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A TEXT FOR A SUICIDES FUNERAL Mrs.
Ellen Sargent, mill operative, committed sui
eide at Newport, n. H., on Thursday night bv
swallowing large dose OF morphine. Before
the act she left the following note:
"Father, forgive me, and forget that YOU ever
had daughter. (Si9ned) Ella
Text for my funeral: Judge not that We be
not Judged"
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NOVEL SUIT.-Elien Kelly entered suit
Yesterday before Justice John H. ,Johnsop
~SAiSt august SchornbOrn for removal of
ShrGhbery from some lots of ground belonging
-, mel anu which Schornborn had occupied
? ley had been removed without her conssn.
arc Ceitf dAnt claims that he had placed them
ILtre, ard had right TO remove tbem mr.
e a-e vas not decided. NO
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FNtE ARLINGTON FIRE ms. 90.
l. FOR THE DISTRICT EFF COLUMBIA
CAPITAL S2G0, 900.
DtSECT1RS:
James G. Kennedy Wn WarI
Walter : Cox, Mich sckrr
Jesse u. Wilson, Charles z ln,ons.c,
Wm. r. Riley, Dr, VIM p Johpston
j. Z. kENNEDf, Pres. J. b. WILSON, Treas
W. :. COX. Vice Pres s. J. TODD See
Office 1923 G. street " W anls I'm
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yNM. Il. HHEATIEY'S
w STEAM pfFTNG
AND SECURING ESTA BLESHNENT
OFFicE-s9 JEFFERSON STEEET,
Georgetown, D. q.
Established 1881 premium awarded lS.7: and is now
one OF The oldest, largest ard must complete esah
hshnents OF the Kind in this country. Ny patrons
VIII consult their own interests by sending in their
taii aud winter goods during the summer mouths
Bet place in the District for Cleaning OF Dy-ing
Gtntltmen s Clothing, Everything sppertaining 20
the business well aud promptly executed. Ofico
cosed daily at sunset, except s'uriay, w il I
be cpen until S1s D. m. Post Office Box 1913 are
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DRY GOODS.

NOW OPEN.
wOLFORD d sHILBERG's
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
TIE CHEAPEST HOUSE IL THE TERRITORY
NFw GOOnS received daily for thA
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising all the lstes; Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and COLURED SILKS. M0HAIRS. IA
PANESE SILKS. POPLiNS, DOLLY NARDENS
OF all styles, Black and white ALPACAS in al
prices, beautiful SPBING ShAWLs.
WHITE DRESS GOOps.
OF all classes for summer wear
The NEWEST STYLES PARASoLs.
large variety Of
Ch9ice Prints and bcmesiics; Csssimeres for Mems
And special attention - called 20 the
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
which CCmITises the latest designs In
ENGLISH BRUSSELS ana handsome
Banging from - cents "a 81 per ward
Good STRAW MATING AZ 15 cents
Nice 4 OIL CLOTH II 80 cents per yard
call TO this establishment will save purch asers
considerable money.
~REMEMBER THE ARC4DENr
i27 SEVENTH STREET.
api5tMaTb Between u anl
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ALASKA DIAMONDS. French gilt. fine Natal
CT, ldr, rubber. and French let tortoS. sS.ii
ara Dolly Warden iewelry. with gold wis. Re-
.'ivef ~ PTIEG'- dollar iewelry store. No ~
i.'fNy Ivan a e:tAUe. between D. aaI J;h
FTtt-~
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IHR BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
last night and approved and signed the annual
foreman OF No. company was nom;ns,sS anS
confirmed to be foreman by the following vote !:
Aeas-MesSrs- Bayly, Collins, McDeyitt and
Booker. "iu
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l. OC A l. n EWS.


NGts0EGi ThsG'sT~-The Lydia Thompson Bur
lfsGue Troupe IN - Sinbad the Sailor and
. B.ue Beard"
L'7oc.n HGa-Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Concert.
Odd FsHctrs' HGH, Nary TarS-Fair nv the
Ladies kebckah Degree Association, No. i.
GoFs1'c HaI-BeneEciary entertainment; adj
GTtss by Senator Wilson.
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EoLDEE HILL.
This popular FAMILY FLOUR in store sd FOR
sale IN LOIS TO suit
AL other grades Family and Extra Flour.
NEAL, MILL FEED.
BALED Ray and STRAW.
W M. GAIT CO,
declb-t Indiana avenue and lst street.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

by THOMAS DoWLISG. Auetr; Georgetown.
DRY GOODS, FANCY Goops. HOSIERY, &c,
&C, AT AUCTtOE.
Aprit 20 h. at 10 O'Clock a m aud . m, l will
sell at the snction store. No. Bridge street. %
Z site the Market House. a large assortment II
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, &C, &C, removed TO
apis 81 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Ply THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TfUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkoPERTY AT AUCTION. y. W. CORNER
GE0RGET0wE,D DC.
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated December
H 18th, ls1o, recorded in iber az, foilo as. Of the
- land records of Washington county, District
Of Columbia and by dir ction Of the party
thereby, will cell. 81 public auction the prem
ises, on WEDNESDAY,, April Gath. lisa, st 4
O'Clock o. m all that piece or parcel Of ground in
Geor getown, u. c., beginning for the same at the
northwest corner Of Bridge ard Congress streets.
and running hence west twenty four feet on the
north line of Bridge street, the north aud pars
thence east the south line Of twenty foot alley
four feet to the west line Of Congress
thence south by an with the line Of Congress
street, hundred and C. feet 10 the place Of be-
gil ming, improved by valuable Brick Store, now
Tonne Of sale: $500 cash; balance in u. IS AMI
q months secured by notes bearing interest and
The tfoptrty is struck Oh he term. y saIe are
not complied with within five days from the day #
sale, he S!pQ shall be forfeited and the trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaultBg purchaser bv aivertis
the three times in a daily pa per pub isbaa
in Washington city, ID. q. Stamps and convey an
cling at purchaser cost.
PAD RNEiLLE. Trustees.
apis THOS. DOWNING. Au~t
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THE MAXIM of Doctor Franklin, .sthat a pennv
saved is a penny made" still holds good In
order 20 save, place yOur money at six per cent
interest in the Washington City Savings Bank.
corner OF 9Th and Louisiana avenue.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

SRTLLTNGTON. s BOOKsrORE.
CORNER IA ST. AND Pa. Az.
Goo bye Sweetheart. By the author Of Rel as
ECsr i She, Price, rs cents. Noble Lord; sequ,
to the Lost Heir OF Linlithgaw b. Mr. South
worth Sl.I5. True as Steel. D. Marion Harlani;
- az. Within and Without. BY Geo Macdonald:
y 20. An American Girl Abroad; : IS. Wonders
Of EiectIl city. Translated from ths French; Illus
trated ) 20 Rightsd AZ Last. Novel; 81. Ma
bel Lee. BY the author of Valerie Aylmer: 81 A
IoV D frc m the spear. Bv the author Of Woven Of
Many Threads; 20 cents Maud Mohun By Annie
N, mas; . cents. North American Reyiew-apriI.
Slte N,rtheIn Fands. By Iliver Optic; 81 80.
The Bandit. b. August Blanche: 81 A Lady 8
Lie Among The Hormgus; 81. Sou a Sea Bubbles:
%. ErancaT-le,s Modern Cook ok: IS.
STtTIOkEkY-Cap, Letter aud Note Pspar
blank Books, Pass Books. Memorandum Books
N.rkman's z inc Books. Pccketborks, steel aud
Pure Linen PLAY ing Cards
Eyerything in the mas sZine, newspa per and cheap
publication lne- v huesale ami retail. at
SHlLLlNGTON Bookstore,
sTl3-tf Corner ~ stree and Penna' avenue.
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Tic African VI. Z. Church Conference

AT the evening session of the conference yes
terday, the anniversary of the missionary So
cIety was held; Rev. NJ +. Sluby presided. Rev
u. a. Handy read the quadrennial report of the
society, which showed that there had been re-
ctiyed S9,liii2, which was expended princi-
paliy IN the southern and southwestern states
lu,Ctt copies of religious works had been circu-
lated; 1900 Testaments and Bibles distributed.
and Il SEQ worth OF Old clothing given away.
Addresses were made by Rev. =. G. NJ. witter.
DR.. Revels, III. j. Young, and Is. Il. Tanner.
after which "a collection was taken up for the
support OF the society, which realized about
500
Appointments were announced for all the
colcred Evangelical churches, among them the
following: Union Bethel Churchill O'Clock. !,
II A. johnson; 3 O'Clock. ordination Bishop
Nayman: $50 o'clock, NJ. F. STUDY. Israel
Churchill O'Clock, (ordinati0n.) Bishop Wav.
". Ii. Hunter
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The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the worl I; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather S: FPS, at
Hamilton & Parsons, No. 4, Y. NJ. U. A. i:uiid-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are rel s,-ed
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DIR. LRoN, III l street, between 7th and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies' See
Personals, ~
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L IND MONEY BROKER Housss aented
and Rents Collected. Office corner Of l5th anl h
streets. mara I'm
NJ L W o f f z E.
JUAN BOYLE a Co,
REAL ESTATE BROKERs
No. sl3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTs' BUlLr-Ns
FOR SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south /.
street, between "a and 81 streets, with an tn modern
improvements, small cash payments aud loag ttHe
Oh balance.
SEVERAL FARMS,
small and large, the line Of the Point Of pcks
kellroad. within few minutes walk Of the der1fs
within thirty minutes OF Washington. Terms easy.
Also,
One ~ 800 acres the road and same distance
from de pot, improved by Bogse, &c.
SIX LOTS.
Near Capitol. fronting New Jersey avenue: one OF
the fiuess situations in the city.
HOUSE on North street; 9 100 cash, balance
long time.
THERE HANDSOME HOUSES in the west end.
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninth street
MONEl To LOAN
In sums OF from sl-oOo to siO,so on real estate.
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sEE ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
on hTst page.
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HANSON a. BLACKFaRD,
THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
l. EtRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED AUGUST 90 1870

ORGANIZED A lug UST %. 1870.
ONCE IA Shepherds Building. No. 91sa Peupgyi
vsEia avenue. MOSES KELLY, President
- WM. b. TODD, Vice President
SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J. s. blake, VIM T. Told
VIM. Wall, Charles JusT
VIM. G. Metzerott John 7 Ge:,Iaep
Geo. r. Gulick, Nos.s Kelly
A. II. She pherd ocI4tt
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FIsE AND OYSTER MARX ET-Bodrd of Health
nspecti0Rs.-Inspector General Gatchei reports
the following arryals:-6o zoe herring, selling at
from 81 TO sc per 1000; 100 shad, selling to
shippers al f.om $40 to 81; market use, Sl4 To
81 per hundred; bunch fish, 80 punches, at
rom 10 to 20 cents per bunch; tailors. GOO. at
from sl.!1 to 50 per hundred; cells, 200. at 81
Yer hundred; 800 bushels large oysters. at from
~ 10 81 % per bushel; $50 bushels small OYSTERS
ct from 30 TO GO cents per bushel
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CoRNs, UNIONS, BAD NAILS, &C.-Thnus-
ands are relieved at DIR. Whites establishment
035 10TH street, opposite I'm. ted States Treasury
Washington, and North Charles street, Balti-
more,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DILL. h WEIGH, REAL ESTATE
u AND MONEY BECKER. Houses Rented
and Rents Collected. Office corner Of l5,h ana b
streets. mara I'm
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SEVENTH DAY.

The conference was opened this morning with
religious exercises by Rev. j. r. Henry Dr.
keVels moved that whatever deficiency there
may be of the expenses OF delegates tor the gem
erSl conference be taken from the deficiency
frnd- Rev. j. II. Selinan reported 1888 for
wiaoWs and orphans. Ten dollars was ordered
10 oe pi-ld 10 the widow of Bishop Brown. Ten
dollars was ordered 20 be paid to the widow of
Rev. q. A. Warren: also, so TO the widow of
John :. Daniels. Rev. " m. X. Arnold reuorted
S,440 cehciency money. Rev. Mir. Mitchell Of
Tered resolution for the appointment of a
committee TO divide the deficiency money among
The most needy; adopted. The committee to
wait on Senator Sumner retired, and on the re-
assembling OF conference they reported that
they had extended 20 him the greetings of the
conference, TO which he appropriately responded
receiving them very cordially. The COMMITTEES
on eIHcaton submitted report on the subject;
which was adopted. During the meeting, BisboD
Hayman fled a written opinion on the duties
OF the executive committee and on construction
OF certain clauses of the discipline
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cit Y TIE NJ s.

LOUIS SPoNIER, 1915 street, has Just op ned
large sto X of fine Wines, Liquors aud i'm port
ed Havana Cigars. Having long experience
iii this business, can furnish a first-cIass arti
Gle at extremely low prices.
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CHEvIoT SUITS for Gentlemen, domestic and
Il reign goods. from so TO SO. handsome
assortment of choice articles. A superior as
sor'ment of Cashmere Suits, some very large
sizes, dark colors.
One price only. GEO. C. HEYNING,
No. 40 eth street
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DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CoSvEy-
TIoS.-The following are the delegates TO the
CIhelnnatI convention chosen at a meeting of
" liberal republicans" on Thursday EVENING
last :-Sayles y. Bowen, j. Sayles Brown, John
ID. DeiIees; w w Ross, George Alfred Town
stnd Haw klns Taylor, c. M. Alexander, s. A.
Mcclellan, Joseph Daniels, and Byron s.
Daniels-thirteen in all. The two remaining
vacancies will probably be filed by Dr. C. r.
Purvis and George L. Downing to represent the
cOicred elt mept,
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LIKE REGULARS on dress parade, the teeth
should always be scrupuiouSly clean and free
from blemish. Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible SOzodoat, and when they
are veterans in the service they will still be as
good as new" VS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-16
WORCE ESTER DYE HOUS EL,
10 GROVE STREET.
once, No. e4e Main ST.. nearly opposite
Central st.

Lace Curtains, Kid Gloves and Feathers cleansed in
the neatest manner
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments and Goods OF every
description Cleansed Dyed and Finished in the best
style New and Improved Apparatus, the best Mater'
ais, Experienced Practical workmen, with every facility
necessary TO secure patrons prompne and the very
best style OF work. the lowest rates and shortest no.
tce fully provided. Patronage respectfully solicited
mys df L. w. ADAMS co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-16

Two LET-In Crompton's Block, Mechanic

FE7V II1 III NTUNIVIUT 5 DIVtkt NTCCTdIIIG
a St.. rooms Of various sizes second third fourth
hoOrs suitable for offices, manufacturing purposes, and
society rooms. This and elegant block is centrally
located within few rods of Main st. and the Depos. II
is in the business centre vi the city and is tted up with
all the modern improvements, making it OF the most
desirable locations for business In Worcester For terms
and further particulars inquire Of
GEO. CR0MPT0N,
le2n DIT CrOmntnn LnOm Works Green st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-16
GALV L. GOD ID A II ID S
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS
second Avenue, Corner TwentY-second st.
onice No. Bowling Green. New York.
Manufacture the


PATENT MESTIZo BURRING PICkERS. u,
PATENT WORSTED BURRkNG PiChEh,S. "A,
TENT no NE ST{C BURRLNG PiChEfS. OlhEkst0
attach to Pckers Patent Steel Rms and SOLD aesng
Hurting Machines made Single and Double, Tor nrst
breakers OF Wool Carding Machines; Fine Burning
Machnes Tor the second breakers and nnisbers.
-Imnrovcd Stee Ring Feed Rolls, plane and tntergect
ing Win Patent adjustable sprlng boxes. shake viii
lows with blowers. Waste busters. Cotton Gins. Blow
Fxeeisiorl Atthe International Exhibition in Lon
dcn lsby and at Paris Exposition Of 1851 our Mes
RIO BnrrinR Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award (;
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair lso5,-
and in 1851 1869, and 1870 the hi chest award.
AZ the American Institute Fair, 1855, our Burning
Machine for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
al All subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
and 1870 Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM
AT American Institute Fair, 1863 and 1870 our steel
Rim gFeed Rolls received LIST premium.
At American Institute Fair, 1870, Worsted Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium.
IL OUR STEEL RING Burning MACHINES ARE THE
oELf SoLID PACKING BrKRING MACHINES IN THR MAR
KEr. Workmanshlpand Operation are guaranteed.
Our Illustrated Catalogue can hchad on application.
Prompt attention gwen TO all Inquiries and orders BY
du q. L. GODDARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-16

nor SALE-The Stock and Fixtures of the
Il Grocery Store, corner Of May and Silver SITS will
be sold at bargain ii applied for For particulars
inquire Of the subscriber, J. L. DRURY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-16
BUTTONS.
GUARDIANS SALE of REAL ESTATE.

GUARDIANS SALE of REAL EST TIE.
~ BY license of the Probate Court for the County
Of Worcester the subscriber guardian OF Milton n Bos
worth OF West Boyston in said county. minor, will sell
az public auction, the prensts I'll ESDAY. August
10th, A. ID 1872 at Of The O'Clock in tho afternoon
all the said wards right, title claim and interest and
90 certain Tract Of Pasture Land tsinin. IS acres
and l3l rods he the or less, with right way
Thereto situated in the noTtheastery part Of Worcester
in said county, about Ouef0ur Of mile nprtery from
the summit station. the Worcester and Nashua Rail-
Toa and ctSeriy OF and near the West BOylston road
The other part owners VIII join the sales and convey
ances. Terms at sale.
DAVID +. WORCESTER,
Guardian.
j. CUTTING Auct'r.
West Boyston, August 10 ISL. dau0.l2&l9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-08-16

AT AUCTIONl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-29
DsET,.

At Fair Haven in Anne Arundel county
Md, on the I'D instant, after brief Illness Mr.
JOHN E. ROBEY, aged about 81 years. Mr.
r. was kind ncghbor and generous friend
and leaves disconsolste widow and severa
children to mourn his demise.
Near Colington, in Anne Arundlc, Md, on
the 4th inst, Mrs MARTHA a. ORA WORD
in the Gath year of her age, consort of the late
Tilghman Crawford, esq.
At his residence, in Snickersville, on Tuesday
August 10Th, Mr.. RHUEL MARSHALL, in
the 10th year of his age. Mr.. NJ. was one of the
oldest, most correct and highly respected citi'
IONS of that community.
In Georgetown, D. c., on the 22d of August
1872, Mr.. BURR p. NICHOLS, native Of
Loudeun county, aged Al years, months and
% days.
In Winchester, on Thursday, August 18th, o.
consumption, Mrs. MARY ANN, wife Of Geo
w. Anderson, in the SD year of her age.
At his residence, near Aldie,, on Saturday
August 3, 1872, of dropsy, Mr.. JOHN T.
LYNN, a most worthy and valuable citizen
Loudoun county, in the 4Sth year of his age
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE aAzETrE.]
Another Speech from MIR. Greeley.

New YORK, Aug. pa Bridgeport, Conn.,,
dispatch states that MIR. Greeley arrived there
yesterday and was the guest of MIR. Barnum.
Ia the evening Mr. Greeley was serenadcd, and
in speech said he was ON a personal visit. He
thanked the crowd for their compliment, aud
then said 81 came here private citizen to
visit personal friend and this great gather
ing receive as something which forty years
of active and earnest life may possibly have
in some measure invited, but which did not
anticipate. Allow me, then, when | receive it
as evidence OF personal goodwill, aud III some
measure of confidence to make single remark
with reference to one aspect of the great strug,
gle now going on in our country. Strategy in
politics is the tribute which craft pays to
strength. The woltskin proving too short, the
fox tail is pressed into service to piece it out.
Laughter and cheers.) You see at this day a
great party struggling to avert defeat by dis
tracing and breaking up the host which is OPP.
posed to it. You would not have the fede raj
othcehslders working so hard to get up a third
ticket if they did not feel sure that be-
tween the two tickets already in the field the
verdict was against them. CHEERS and cries
of Fright old boss '') The effort then to
distract the host on our side is confession of
dispair. As such receive it. The confession
remains the dspair is not likely to pass away.
(Appause
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-29
The Texas Pacific Railroad.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-Au arrangement
has been effected whereby Col. Thomas Scott 5
Texas Pacific Railway Company succeeds to all
the rights and property of the San Diego and
ella Railroad Company; receives the right OF
way through SauDego city and county,one hun.
dred acres OF tide lands GU San Diego bay, and
a terminal depot lot covering space of GOO by
l,500 feet. The Texas company has agreed to
put three parties of engineers into the field at
once to locate the route and to commence the
work of construction from San Diego eastward
as soon as the line is finally located Los An
gelos and San Bcrnardino counties offer to vote
subsidies to aid the enterprise.