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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
MarfiaaFs.

GOODMAN = HowLANO-At the house OF the
BRIDES father. BY Bishop 81 2 pson, Rev. John K.
COokman, OF New York, 70 Margaret 8 daughter
OF Charles W. Rowland, Of this city.
SToUT-PRICE.-At Wilmington, on the 5th inst,
by the Rev. George II. Smyth, Mr.. Frank Stout 70
Misc Esther A Price, both OF McDoweyille, VIII
mingJOn, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
From New York.

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN JERSEY oITY-BLooD SHED
By THE STRIKERS.
NEW YORK, June 8.
Three burglars were captured in Jersey City,
last night, while attempting to open safe in
the First National Bank.
A carpenter was shot in the heal, to-day
while working, by one of the strikers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
seaths.

WETHERALn On the 5th inst at the residence
of her son-in-law Adolf Ahrens, Baltimore Nd,
MARY Wetherald, in her SD year.
The funeral will meet at Lombard Street Meeting
House, OF that ity, at ~ O'Clock, on kixth day Il.
ternOon, 1th inst her friends and relatives are in
vited 70 attend without further notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
Weaiber Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON June 6.
Probabilities Cloudy AMI threatening wealth
er probably tonight over Southern portions
Middle States
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, June G.
Cotton firm, 271(G279{. Flour quiet super
fine S606 rs extras 7CD775. Wheat declining;
red 81 10. Corn quiet yellow &c. Oats 55l
05611c. Mess Pork l4@l4l5. Whiskey SO.
STEAMBOAT FELToE.-The FELTON, will com-
mence running on Monday next between this
city and Philadelphia, leaving Wilmington at
G.30 A. NJ and p. NJ, and Philadelphia at $50
A. NJ. and AIS p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
England,

THE DEPARTURE OF THE GEENADIER BAND FORBID
DKN.
LONDON, June 8:
The Grenadier band were to have left to-day
for the Boston Jubilee, but it is reported that
their departure has been forbidden.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
The Tariff Bill.

IT Is SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, June. 9.
The President has signed tho Tariff and Tax
L;u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
Summer 4Iesurts.

SUMMER BOARDING Among the hills at
- Pleasant Valley Fruit Farm and Nurseries.
This is one OF the most beautiful and fertile valleys
in Bucks county. Enchanting scenery, surrounded
with Isolated hills and mountains, finest fruit farm
in Pennsylvania, forty acres Of cherries, pears and
apples now bearing about 80 trees of cherries Will
be ripe in a few days 10 acres Of early apples; cool
and shady, shady rambes, two ST cams Of spring
water, plain Old-fashicned place, good fare and
plenty OF 1t. Convenient to Post Onice, churches,
and camp meeting. Dairy, cider works, Il verg
healthy, ague unknown, good teams, no extra
charges going to and from the railroad For the
accommodation OF business men arr angements will
be m ade 10 meet the O'Clock down train on Mon
dag morning at QuakertOwn. North Penna. hail
hOad six miles from here. 81 % per week for faml
lies roomlng together; chdleu $500. Address
CHARLES b. OFT,
Pleasant Valley, p. O.,
Bucks Co., Pa.
Refer to A. G. Robinson, Esq, Farmers Bank of
Delaware. Je4-3t'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
OATS.

Upon, oAts the dry weather has been very in
jurious many Of the folds looking As il they
had beep severely frosted. The straw must
necessarily 90 short, and no matter how favora-
ble the weather may prove during the remain
der Of the season, there can In no case be more
than half crop.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
FRUIT.

The small fruits, such as berries have been
injured not only by the excessively dry weather,
but by the extremely cold winter the
late showers, however, have had a very invig-
Grating effect, especially upon the strawbAr-
ries, which are coming into market plenti-
fully and u low prioeg. OF peaches and apples
the prospect IL decidedly encouraging. From
present appearances there will be q larger crop
Of peaches in New Castle county than was raised
last year. q ,
The prospect for apples has not been so
encouraging for many years. The trees Of
Whatever varieties are all loaded With fruit
and give promise ef an, extraordinary yield, ,un-
less something unforeseen happens to mar the
persent pIoepeot.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
CORN.

TIE partial failure Of the wheat and oats crop
has necessitated the planting of an unusually
large area of ground In corn some farmers
sowing it in rows, to be used for fodder for cat
tie as a substitute for hay, which promises to be
as much failure as wheat and oats. The dry
weather has made the corn planting season very
late, and much Of the early planting falling 10
Though late, the season may be favorable for
com planted the last of May and a good crop
may yet be realized. Early planted potatoes,
have been similarly affected, bgt there is yet
hope that the late plating may yield an abund-
ant CROP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-06
ELASTIC SLATE
AND
AsBEs TOs ROO OFING,

Either equally adapted to fiat or steep Roofing
Fire aud waterproof and but little heavier than tin
and costing hut little more than half as much.
Metal and shiugle roofs coated and made water
tight All kinds of roofing repaired. Work solicited
and promptly attended TO. Best of references.
ONCE In Good IIannas Hardware Store, 42s
Market st. -
apr6-eodsm ROBERT ATKINSON.
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The Erie Railroad Again.

New YORK July 1.-The complaint in the
suit brought in the name of the Erie Railway
against Jay Could has been served upon the
defendant 1t rcciles numerous alleged breach
cS of trust and violations of law from the time
of the election of Gould in lSG7 to the date of
the charge in the management. Gould is
charged with causing an over Issue OF the cali-
tai stock of he road, the election ot = traudu-
lent Board Of Directors, and the unlawful Issue
al ten millions of bonds which he appropriated
to himself and his conicderatcs. The COM
pluiut adverts TO the injury to the road from
Could flight 70 New Jersey and of his expcn-
diturc Of : .GO0,0 GOO to ex'ricatc himself from
embarrassmcnts of his frauds, another Is
sue of fraudulent bonds to the amount $3S ,000,-
600: unlawful payments Of enormous claims to
Vanderbilt and others, asO appropriations to
his own use of property of the Boston, Hart,
ord and Erie Railroad and various other trans
actions had with the Atlantic and Great West
crn hallway, the United States government for
the transportation of freight, &c, and building
aud leasing the grand opera house &c, for all
of which damages are claimed in the sum of
$4,000 900 Gould has twenty days in which to
answer 1t is believed the effect Of this suit
will be to thwart any schemes for the re-es-
adjustment of Could at the election on the 9TH
of july
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The EIm;lr Stewart.

New YORK, July 1.-The Panama Herald
of June 18th has been received. The steamer
Edgar Stewart was still at Aspinwall in charge
of United States Vice Consul Dill who will hold
the vessel until he receives Instructions from
Washington Some trouble had been occasion
ed by some Cubans on board the Stewart, who
claim to have been abused and robbed by Capt.
PennelI They made complaint against the
captain to the local authorities Of Colombia and
the latter offered to put guard on board but
Captain Pencil declined the Colombian guard,
as Captain Davis Of the United States frgate
Wyoming, at the request of Vice Consul Dill,
had placed an American guard on the Stewart
to protect the captain and vessel from threat
ened violence on the part Of the Cubans. The
American Consul will neither transfer the vessel
to the Columbian authorities as desired by the
Cubans; one of whom claims to be an attorney
for her New York owner and who desires to
sell her and her cargo; nor will she be released
or granted clearance until instructions are re-
ccivcd from the United States Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02
Local EsrevilieS.

There has been of late great increase Of
travel on the O., A. 4 VI. Il. r. ! he cars
went out crowded this morning.
The weather is and has been, too hot for
the exercise Of base ball. Hence, the dcciinc
of the game.
A dog belonging to Mr.. S. B. Barbour, who
lives on Cameron Run was shot and killed yes
tcrday under the suppos;ion that he was mad.
Capt. Hicks, of the brig Lcouard Myers,
which sailed from here yesterday for st. Thorn
Thos. Morris, employed at the Spoke Fac
tory. had the ends Of three of the fingers on
his right hand cut off this morning while en-
gagged at lathe.
Hydrant water is now somewhat discolorcd
The steam pumps have been in use to fill the
reservoir The streams in all this neighbor-
hood are very low.
The stage liue from here to Middleburg,
heretofore run by Mr. John Bloxham has been
suspended, to the great Inconvenience of per-
SONS living along the route.
Twenty five hands are employed in cffccting
the junction between the W. l. o. and the a.
Il w. railroads on Mr. Swans farm. The
work will be completed in Il few days.
One of the insurance companies, in which
Mr.. w. L. Henderson was insured, has already
paid the amount of his loss by the late fire at
Liberty Hall.
The carpenters at the shops of the W. & 0.
Il. r., were engaged to day In preparing
freight cars for the transportation Of cxcurtion-
lists on the 4'h instant.
Rev. MrI.accy, ordained at the Theological
Seminary last week, who has for some time
1 I IL, hn,,
West Eud, took leave Of the congregation OF
that Church last Sunday night
The cheated term aud dry weather contin-
NC The thermometer in the shade, to-day,
at noon, stood at go. At 3 p. M, it stood at
?G0 in this Office the highest point it has
reached for several years past.
There was communication in yesterday
Gazette cautioning the public against the pur-
chase and use Of state vegetables, bought In the
market. We received another, to-day, urging
the same caution, and stating the writer's
knowledge of two cases Of severe sickness
caused by the eating Of old vegetables.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE]
The STANLEY Expedition.

New YORK, July "A special dispatch
from London July lst says: Letters from
Stanley have been received Of which the iol-
lowing is a summary =
Stanley reached Unyanyembe on the 23d OF
September, 1871, having lost on the way ny
illness one white man, of the armed escort,
s Pagagis, horses and u asses. From that
place he intended to advance on liJDl, put
found terrible difficulties in the way. Mlralnb,o,
King of Aiowa, declared that no caravan should
mass IIiiii except over his body. The Arabs
declared war. and expected victory. Stanley
writes II gave assistance, ana the hrst 'iay'
in concert with the Arabs, attacked two villages
and captured, killed or drove away the lnhaDl
tants. On the I'd day, caught a fever; on
the 3rd day the Arabs were ambushed ana
routed with terrific 81 laughter; on the am day
there was general desertion OF the Arabs ana
nv own men, including all but six. Mirambo
threatened Unyanycnlbe. fortified the houses,
collected $50 fugitives, with five days provl-
siops, and hnisted the American flag, where
mon Mirambo returned without attacking.
then started for Ujiji on another road me
Arabs endcavored to dissuadc me, and SAID
that death was certain and frightened my fol-
lowers. Shaw deserted, but | nevertheless
pushed forward over the untrOddcn desert Tor
100 miles, and reached the suburbs OF tlIlI,
which | entered, firing guns and carrying the
American nag ut the head of the procession.
The astonishcd natives tiockcd out IN crowds
with deaicning shouts noticed III the centre
Of gruup of Arabs, strongly contrasting with
their sun burned faces--a hale looking gray
bearded white man, wearing naval cap with
a faded gold band. and "A red WOODEN shirt, pre-
serving a dcmcanor Of calmncSs before the
Arabs
inuuircd CDR. Livingstone, | prcsumc?'
He smilingly answered yes
He informed me that he started III March,
lSiG. with r. scpoys, 9 Johanna men and
liberated slaves and travelled up the bank OF
The Ronunla His men rot frightened, desert
Cd and reported Livingstone dead. as an OK.
clse for their lcScrtion. He crossed the Cham
bczi, and found il not the Portuguese Iambcsi,
but wholly separate river. He traced 1t and
found that it was called further on the luala-
ba He explored 700 miles and found that the
Chamhczi is doubtless the source OF the Nile
and that the length Of the Nile is 2G00 miles.
1t is not supplied by the TanianyIka. lie
reached within $50 miles OF the explored
ground, when he was obliged to return 10
l'iji destitute There he met me.
We both left on the 10th Of October. aud ar
rived as Unyanycmbe at the end Of November.
We spent - days exploring the district tr-
gct!cr We spent Christmas IN l,itil. | ar.
rived on the coast March 18th, leaving Living
stone at Jjnyanyclrhc to explore the North
Tananyika Lake and the remaining $50 miles
of the Luaaba River This will occupy the
next two wears
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From South and Central America.

New YORK, July 2.--Pcruvian adviccs
state that the two opposition papers to the pc
sent administration--.the Nacional and the
Comercio, have been again suppressed, their
editors imprisoned and their Offices put under
guard.
Professor Agassiz and party left Caao on
the LIST OF june for the North. They would
stop at Aucon. where the British Consul has
collected for Harvard University 373 Indian
Sknlls.
The flagship Pensacola was at Callao on the
18TH.
The small pox continued to spread in Chill,
and Congress was about passing compulsory
vaccination law
Central American advccs state that the gov
mcnt Of Guatemala has ordered the confisca-
ton of all the property of Jcsuis in Nicaragua
and their expulsion from Guatcnlalian Territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02
TIE COURTS.


II. s. CIRcrr COuRT-.J",iuc Holm e. In,
h,uori 2,rSiling u. S. vs. Peter Fegan;
same vs.. same Il. s. vs.. Jno. II. Norman.
On motion of the assistant u. S: Attorney a
mol pros was entered in the above cases.
u. S. VS. Smith lixcy; plea Of guilty and
sentence suspended.
IT, s. VS. O. Burnnon' $ administrators.
A. w. Chiffon qualified as attorney and
counsellor, to practice in this Court.
The Court adjourned till LO . o'clock to-mor
row.
L. S. DIsTRlcT orRr-.i,"lgc i"1c7ro"l
pnsaLug The following jurors being called
answered tn their names and were sworn: W.
i. Creighton, II. l.. Simpson, W. Avery, J.
NJ. Calett, Jas. b. Kirk Il. c. Hill, J. X.
Taylor. Geo W. .Janncy, f. s. Gregory, }. \.
Field, John Arnold, John Perry, J.T Ilcndrr-
son. Thos \. Davis ChaS. Watson, and VIM.
Powell.
t. 5. vs. two stills and one worm; Rudasiil
claimant This case was submitted to the jury
without argument; verdict for claimant
IT, S. vs. Geo Swansbury; recognized to ap-
pear Il. the next regular term in january 1913,
in the penalty Of $500, with Eliza Swanstury Us
security.
In re +, Fisher & Sons; bankrupis; motion
to set aside deed ON personally argued, aud the
Judge decided the deed void as to the debt of
+. Macy, Of Srotsy lvania; as TO Rumbod
continued.
The Court was engaged most Of the time in
hearing questions arising out of Bankruptcy
cases.
Court adjourned till Tomorrow alto clock
County, COURT. Julgc rorLr1Nc prcsili"g
Il. i. 4 Allan Dodge; motion for reduction 'ot
assessment dockctcd and continued.
The license of W. f. Carter to keep an orll-
nary was transferred to j. K. johnson.
s. b. Corbctt vs.. Rabbi, Garter, and Cross;
motion to amend record overrulcd.
At quarter alter - clock the Conrt took
Il recess until ) p. IN.
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Fnp CA 4 q
by Green e. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.
THRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of the BRO
l. visions of q deed of trust executed by Will
liam Bushby and wife, dated on the 3lst day of
December, 1870, of record in the Clerks office
of the Corporation Court of the city of Alexan-
dria deed book No. l, page 2O3, the undcrsign-
ed, AS Trustees in said deed named, will expose
to sale, at public auction in front of the Man
sion House. in the city Of Alexandria, Va, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of July, 1872, at II
OF GROUND, in the said deed described, EH
situated on the west side of Pcytnn st !, between
the Stone Bridge and King street, in the said
city of Alexandria, in front on Pcyton street ~
feet and in depth lO0 feet.
Terms of sale cash Stamps and conveyance
ing ut the cost of the purchaser.
GEORGE Ii. MARKELL,
JOSEPH BRODERS,
WESLEY MAkELEY,
lie 2l-eots Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02
New York Items.

New YORK, July 1.-The Seventh regiment
are going to Saratoga to-day for few weeks
cncampmcnt.
Another delegation of workingmrn have call
ed upon the President to urge the enforcement
Of the eight hour law.
The testimony in the case ofthc reported alb
duction of Mrs. Paltison and her children hy
her father puts Il new phase on the matter.
Her husband is shown TO have neglected and
i'll treated her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02
KiIIed-ASS:iHIt.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July 2.-E NJ. Taylor,
deputy United States Marshal, and city Mar
shall of Baxter Springs, was shot and killed
Saturday night by Col. Boyd, Mayor OF that
place whom Taylor had arrested for fighting
with some citizens Much Indignation is OK
pressed toward the Mayor by the citizens
Charles Whitehead, city editor of the Times
was brutally assaulted yesterday by j man
named Eadis, who took exception to an article
critcizing certain acts Of his.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02
The Famous Race.

New YORK, July 1.-The famous race, to-
day between Harry Bassett and l.ongtcllow,
was won easily by the latter in 434. An i'm
mense amount OF money changed hands, as odds
were bet on Bassctt
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, July "A fire this morn
ing at Vineland, n. j., originated in Barley S
harness shop and burned four other buildings,
including bank Loss $50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02

New YORK, July 2.-Thirty-seven cases Of
sun stroke were reported by the police yestcr
day several fatal.
The thermometer at o clock this morning.
indicated 90 degrees. Last night was equally
hot with the night previous
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, July =, 10 a. m.
PylabiHiits.- Undressing westerly winds are
probable for the rest Of Tuesday from Virginia
ter and occasinal local storms Threatening
weather will prevail in northern New England:
light winds and close weather in the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, slightly cooler weather
on the Middle Atlantic coasts.
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From Spain.

MADRID. July 1.-The government has sent
large achievements to the troops now in Gaia
louia, so as to be in readiness to act promptly
should any disloyal demonsil alton be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02
The Weather i'm England.

LONDON, July 2-2:30 p. nL-Thc wealth
or throughout England to-day is far and favor
able to the growing crops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02

For EuRorE.-- Mcssrs. Isaac Schwartz,
Joseph Kaufman, S. Llndhclmcr, ana Joseph
Bragcr left here to-day for Baltmorc to take
the steamer for Brcm;n. They will he absent
about three months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. 1t Is Under
stood that the Convention to nominate a can
ddatc for Congress in this District. will meet
in this city on Thursday the 18th Of August.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02

MAYORS OFFICE Hours Mayor B"rkiey
has designated the hour between 9and 10 m
during the week, and that between and , on
Sundays as his office hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02

FIRE.-Thc alarm of fire about ten clock
last night, was caused by the explosion OF an
oil lamp in house on the lane leading to the
Catholic burying ground, occupied by color1ed
man named Bagby. A woman was filling the
lamp while the wick was lighted when the ex-
plosiion took place aud set fire to some clothing
The fire department was speedily on the ground,
hut its services were not required, as the hameS
had been cxtiuguished by the neighbors, ana 7
that, too, before any considerable amount oi
damage had been done:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02

NEW YORK, July stocks dull. Gold
quiet at 1871. Money ensy ut t. Virginia SKIES
40; new 80 Flcur dull and 5aloc lower. Wheat
dull and declining. Corn dull and declining.
BALTIMORE, July 2-Virginia skies, old, ;5
West Virgnias Is. Cotton Il I'll and nominal !;
low middIings 232. Flour dull prices entirely
nominal Wheat dull; new white choice 10;
fair to prime red ljOtlG5; old red Western l53a
lG5; old Pennsylvania It5. Corn--whitc South
crn dull and nominal III S0aS2; yellow Southern
dull at G2 mixed Western in good dena' ut
CG:!uGl Oats irm; mixed llul5; white 47aiS
Rye quiet and unchanged
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NUCTYON SALES.
RyF. A. Kerby. AuctiOueer.


DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
L ING LOTS on Washington street, Alex
andria, Virginia. SATURDAY, July 18th,
1872, at y clock m., will sell, at public auc-
ton, FIVE LOTS, each containing "a feet front
on Washington street. adjoining the property of
Gen. NJ. D. Corse, between Princess and Oro-
noco streets, running back l3Oft to II #: alley.
Also, at the same time and place, TWO LOTS,
D feet each, and FIVE LOTS of 20 feet each,
fronting on Columbus street. Immediately in the
rear Of those on Washington street, running
back l04 feet to above alley.
Terms One-ffth cash the residue in three
equal payments at !, and years, with interest
from the day of sale. Costs and conveyancing
ut the expense of purchaser.
jy 1-eots G. K. WILMER.
FOR SALE
Ea VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN AL
EAANDRlA-1 offer at private sale the prem
Uses No II Fairfax street. between King and
Prince, now occupied by me rs residence and
place of business
Ifnot previously disposed of at private sale, l
will offer the said property at public auction, in
front of the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of July, 1872. Terms cash
je pits PHILIP PARK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02

4. & W. r. Rowing to delay in pre-
pairing the track, the trains on the Alexandria
and Washington Railroad did not run to the
new 9th street and Pennsylvania Avenue depot
in Washington this morning but will do so Ger
tauly to morrow. The trains on this road bow
leave here at the following named hours: From
ST. A>aph street depot at 6, S and 9:t5 a. ~,
and 1870, $50 and p M; from Henry street
depot at i:l5 and G45 u. ~, and 4:05 and $50
p. M, the s, 9:45 aud $50 trains making i'm
mediate connection at the 9th street depot with
Baltimore trains which leave the same depot
CoLoREI, SCnool. ENnlEwloN- even
ins al : . clock, Snowdcn ana Ilallowcll Public
Schools, will have an exhibition consisting Of
rccitatlons, dialogues, songs, &c, at the Assem-
bly, room OF the colnrcd school house on Alfred
street between Princess and Oronoco. The
medals, &c, will be distributed by the City
superintendent, and short addresses are ex-
pectcd from Messrs. S. Chapman NeaIe Hugh
Latham, f. Snowdcn, ir., Capt James NJ
Stcrlart George | . Seaton, Rev. G. Robinson
nd Rev. Fields Cook.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-02

SALE OF A FAEM-Grecn l. Wise, Real
Estate Agents, have sold Tor f. }. Cannon, his
farm, near Manassas. containing lao acres, With
aIl crous, stock and farming implements. to
Can't. Charles r. Limstrong, oil London, Eng
land. for Sc 900 cash.