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New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
PFPVBLIC OF SPAIN.

NOPE PARTICULARS or BARBARTY or CARIrsrs
AT sANAHUJA-NLALEs BETWEEN IA AND 10 YEARS
OF AGE CALLED INTO THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
BARCELONA, Thursday, May p, 1873
Later dispatches received here from Sanahuja
state that 20 OF the younteers who surrendered to the
CaTsts we're buchered ia the streets and the fate OF 40
other prisoners is unknown andit is believed that they
too have been killed. The atrocities or the insurgents
caused immense excitement here. The militia assembled
at their arnoues and demanded that the Carists now
held as prisoners in this city be given up 10 Them for
execution in retaliation for the crucltcs committed by
the insurgents at sauahuja The authorities refused 70
surrender the prisoners, and transferred them TO
fortress in the harbor to them from the wrath Of
the militia.
II is probable that number Of well-known Carlist
sympatAzcrs In Barcelona VIII De arrested and held as
hostages for the safe return Of the volunteers now IN
the hands OF the iusUrrect0ulsts.
A levy en- masse upon the population for forces 10
operate against the insurgents expected TO be ready
shortly.
Gen. Yalarde has issued proclamation calling all
males between "a aud 10 years Of into The Republ-
can columns and threatening the infection Of heavy
penalties upon all municipalities which shall thwart Its
operation.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
NEW CHARGES AGAINST coz, THE BOSTON
FORGER

Bosros, May 22.-James A. Coe, charged
with utterng forged certificates Of railroad stock was
brought before Judge Churchill in the Municipal Court
this afternoon. Tue District Attorney presented new
complaint against hin, containing counts for forged
certihcates follows: One hundred aud my snafcs
Eastern Railroad 200 shares Of same 2Oo shares oiu
Colony shares Michigan Central 200 shares Boston
and Albany 100 shares Bastern Old Coloiy
200 shares Eastern; 100 Chicago Burlington ana
Quincy Mr. Nathan Morey counsel for Coe' SAID as the
next term OF the Superior Court was near at hand ms
client waived examination AMI also ho reading of the
complaint Mr. Cheney slated that the new complaint
charged forgeTies the amount Of saVo ~ ADDITION
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
Total state. .i6ls.s2l. Is
N,OS,62T,4l5

In justice TO SIr. Allen, a Senator who represents
De extreme western corner of the State it should
be made known that he was the only Senator whose
sense Of justice and information on the question
enabled him to make any opposition TO the projected
iniquity. all the Democrats walked very delib-
erately into the trap. under the lead of the Hon.
Henry c. Murphy, Who seems to have been sent here
for the express purpose Of getting his own party
into scTapes and the party 10 which lie is opposed
out OF them. Had it not been for the invaluable
services of Senator Murphy the author of this
precious scheme for destroying the equality Of
representation would last year have been expelled
from the Senate THIS fact is very well known here
al Albany.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
GEN. cANBYis FUNERkL.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 22.-The escort with the
remains OF Gen. Candy arrived here this morning in
special car OF the Central Pacific Railroad The funeral
wiz take place from the First Baptist Church tomorrow
afternoon Mrs Candy and sister, Mrs Speed OF Louis
yie anu brother and sister Of Gen. Candy, arrived
this morning Gen sherman will reach here at II o'clock
tonight Gems Mcdowell aud Elun Of Louisville and
Gen Cook aud DR.. Mcdowell OF 81. Louis, will arrive
tomorrow morning. Gen. sheridan ls also expected.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

these technical Irregularities no assessment here
tofnre laid should be vacated. Mr.. Ioutrel
NOT having taken proceedings, this act cut
him of from this application. Should precedent OF
tis nsture he established t would be very mpor ant
involving many hundreds aud perhaps many thousands
fat6 i'm fhe perfOrmance OF the work. and the owners
snould pay the assessment, see. no reason why Mr.
LOure should not be required 10 pay MS Ihe oil IN
NV onniOn shOnld not become a law.
With very groat respect =, 60
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
THE BAPTIST NATIONAL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, May 22.-At the Baptist National
Convention, to-day, the Home Missionary Society held
sssior ann after hearing addresses aud receiving
ports &C. a final adjournment was had The Bible PuD-
cation Society convened this afternoon at 2S0 sOck
and received some reports and heard several addresses
The Historical Society will commence their session al
23O O'clock TO morrow afternoon, and at its close the
anniversaries will be concluded.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
MYSTERIOUS ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN ONO.

CLEVELAND, May 22.-Last evening, while
Dr. s. G. ashcroft. a prominent dentist Of sandusky
Ohio, was walking along Jackson-st that city he was
ny unknown person, the ball striking him near
the right eve Ie il still living but 10 Is thought he can
not Recover Jesse Gregg sou OF Phliander Gregg OK
Mayor OF that city has been arrested suspicion of
DeinR eOnnhcIHd with The ahOOtng.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
A VETO BY THE GOVERNOR.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION CONCERNING LOCAL AS
sESSMENTs.

sEssMENTs.
ALBANY, May 22.-The Governor sent to the
Assembly the following communication tonight
STATE or NEw-YoRK, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,l
ALBANY, May 21 1873. !
To he Assembly: I return unapproved Assembly bill
No 773 entitled IAN act for the relief OF George L. Lou
trel" IL appears by letter the Controller Of the
City OF York, which transmit herewith, that the
assessment from which MY L0utrel asks the Legislature
70 enable him % commence proceedings 70 SCI aside was
confirmed more than "a years ago. and that certain
parties relieved from II on account OF lfreguiar-
tes He could have avaled himself of the decision
dered the parties, " he had applied 10 the
Supreme Court In tIe The Controller states that the
LEGISLATURE passed act at It's last session providing
that no assessment previously made should De vacated
on aecOui Of such technical irregularities
and Mr. LoDrc seeks TO relieved from the operation
W TINS act have in IA similar case expressed tne
opinion that the Legislature should not nterpose It's
against municipal corporations, especially when reef Is
sought from proceedings which are closed, and which
cannot DC reopened Without establishing precedent,
Leading 10 great confusion and public lncODyenienced
The npOicy OF such ntCrpOstion ia tins case viii more
fuly appear by the Controllers letter JOHs A. DIX.
The following Is the letter referred 70:
CITY OF Ew-YoRK, DEPARTMENT OF PIEASCE,
COSThOLLERs OFFICE. May Ia
TO HtS frequency JOHN Il. DIX, GOgcTIiOr, dc.-DEAK
SIN: nave recei' d from The Executive Chamber a
cops OF An act Tor the relief OF George L. Loutre to
lots the north side O an
thrdst FOurtli-aye for constructing a sewer IN
FOurtave. The records OF this Department show that
sewer was constructed In FOuTth-aye., between
One-huudrec nd-thirty ythird-st. Harlem River
confirmed Nov. .. 1863, aud the property
OF Mr.. LOutrel assessed for benefit
derived frOm sewer being charge Of Sgs 40 on four
lOts situated described l THIS act Tue CIV per
formed this work for the benent OF the 0Ner al the
properly and assessment was levied 10 cover the cost
Of cODsrucunS zdld sewer ONlng 10 a technical OBJ
lection Oi tle loo relieved from te ssess-
mcut by the SuprcBr Court The legislature
last Winter passed an act providing tnat iOr
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
THE HEALTH OF THE POPE.

LONpON, Thursday, May y IsId
The Lancet publishes q detailed statement
Of the maady OF the Pope, which, says than
has been officially stated.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
JOHN BRIGHT ON REPUBLICAN, GOVERN.
MENT
LONDON, Thursday. May %,

LONDON, Thursday, May %, 1879
A letter from John Bright is published to-
day. in which, referring 70 the adherence Of Americans
10 a Repu5Ic he says the arguments used by the Mon
archsts support the present form Of government
In Great Britain may used with equal IN
port Of the Republic IN America.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
poCTRINEs OF FATHER HYACNTHE.i
LONDON. Thursday May %, 1879.

A special dispatch to The Daily Necs from
Geneva says Father Hyacinthe In LIS in that
city attacks the confessional and celbacy. He also
urges election Of their priests by the people and the
use OF the Bible and liturgy the national language.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

THE RESULTS OF THE .pRUMMoSD CoLLIERY
EXPLOSION.
HALIFAX. n. s., May 22.-There are no signs
OF nre at the Drummond Coiery. The number Of lives
lost by the explosion Is computed AZ 3d. There so
widows fatherless children. The officers OF the
Company are on The grounds taking active interest
IN the r. lief tue destitute An executive committee
composed Of number Of inn lonal gentlemen has been
appointed control of the relief fund
la Halifax. Five thousand dollars have been sub
scrlbcd and fur ther contributions forthcoming
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

Of Senator Murphy that the remainder OF tue structure
no h unde the superintendenoe of architect to be
appointed by the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

Total. State.....-.26 2604,4Q5 4.3827J9 100000
SoUALIZED VALUATION OF REAL AND Personal PROP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
,3UCTEDF SALES.
Nv Green & Wise.
1Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
TOMMISSIONEkS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of DEGREES of the
Circuit Court for the city Of Alexandria, Fir-
sinia, rendered in the suit of Hunters executor
against Macrae and others, the undersigned,
commissioner therein named, will offer ut pub
lie auction, in front Of the Mansion House, on
Fairfax street, in the said city of Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of February, 1873,
ut II cocl; Ill., TRACT OF LAND situated
in the county of Fairfax, and State aforesaid,
being the same which was conveyed by Allan
NJ johnson, by deed Of trust, dated the 9th day
of June, 1913, and is described in said deed as
being bounded by the lands of the heirs Of An
drew Ball!lain, the Little River Turnpike road,
the lands of Jane Munroe and Thomas Fairfax.
This said tract of land is near Clouds Mills, and
is ut present in the possession of Mrs. A. A. II.
Richards, ard contains about one hundred and
SIXTY acres 4 plat and survey of the land will
be exhibited at the time and place of sale.
Terms Of Sale SO much Of the purchase mon
ey rs may be necessary to pay the costs of suit
and of sale to be paid in cash, and the residue
thereof on credit OF three equal instalments
payable annually from the day Of sale, secured
by the bonds OF the purchaser with good per-
sonal security, with interest from the day of
SALE and the little retained until the purchase
money is fully pald, aad the property liable TO
be resold should the purchaser fail to comply
with the terms of sale and tho payment OF the
instruments of the purchase money.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
ian 6 2awts COMMIT rs of Sale
~" The above sale is postponed until SAT
URDAY, March 18th, when it will be made at
the Same time and place. feb l5-2swts
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Y'PII; IEs.FSsy CAS-.
fkcDart of the Committee HsT. EiliS-
ton Declared tsEsi!tT.

BALTIMORE, March 4.-Tl!c Committee Ct
he Aruuai Conference Of the Methodist E:'l>-
conal Church. South. to whom vas referred the
acc,,fa,i,us against Rev. Dr. l.. D. Huston,
after remaining in Sessions ali night until four
orlwk this morning. have rendered IL verdict
Of guilty of the charge OF immortality and unanl-
mou,ly declare that "Ihc said L. D. Illus on
is hereby solcnny exruv,! from the COi,cr-
ence Of the NJ L. Church, South.
The Ccuascl for Dr.. huston tpoE an appeal
frum tbs Annual Conference 10 tic General
ConI'.r,rcr Of the NJ. +. Church, South: which
neG.> n Nay 1871.
i'hc rcporr Of l!e committee give, great salts
iac:i1u in this community, especially a'm'a-
tn friends 1T the Church.
lie C>ulcrcncc adjourned.
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lInMMLNIC.N TED.

The suggestions in rcfcrcucc 10 Il place OF
ami,scmcnt sEolil meet with favorable c1nSd
GRAFTON. Tier. arc tw) or three eligible sites and
the outlay would BE- comparatively light, while
the a,lcan,;.g, to tic c'yw uId DC great The
great connp!.int Of ,r"ns: IS i: that We have 10
a.nu:emvaiS, antj amusement: hat waultl come
here are deferred from want OF :, properly con-
str,wcd and sufficiently large room. II u thea
tire wsrc built, il could also be used Tor other
purposes large pu,ic gatherings. DC. II
some cue will give the scheme start, 1t will
almost certainly succeed. Some Of the many
organization. in the city might make prciita-
ll. investment b. the erection pl such build
;np axis ncnied, ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN.
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NOW Jersey Railroad Hill.

TnEXToN, March 1.-THE New jersey rail
road bill, passed by the House, known as the
Pennsylvania railroad project, to head off the
National railway bill which passed the House,
having been referred to the Committee on Cor
porariJrs, that committee made a statement to
the House to-day that as no previous notice Of
.his application bad been published as required
by law, they could no' report The bill without
instructions from the House \ resolution WIS
introduced to indefinitely postpone or kcthe
bill from the calender, and discharge the com.
mttcc from its consideration. Il wa, laid oycl
until Monday next by Il vote of % to u.
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Fire in s'arkrrS.pUrg.

CISclNSAr1, O., March IA fire in Par
kcrsburg, W. Va, last night destroyed IA block
OF stores the principal business part Of the
civ. The following are the losses :. W.
Maters, iewc!!yr; }. kuYkcuial!. dry goods;
Miss Payne, minor; J. I. Berry, warehouse;
j. w. Dcnr. feed store Martin Il Gilbert,
grocrrs W. II. Warnc Il Co., furniture !: Il.
i. jones, ,lruggis! J. F. Waite, grain Miss
IIoilins millinery, and the Met holist EplS pal
Church and parsonage The two latter bultd-
ings were insured for 5000, which is about
hail their value The other buiidiass w1lc
mostly Insured at high premium owng to
their i.:ilanab!c character. The tota! loss can
not j" less thao $4,000.
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l'Ese British, Ministry.

New YORK, March IA l.uuon sp"ca
says :"!herc appears 10 have been All uiGtr
standing bctw.cn ne tl!,a:lcatcd Liberals ara
;hc Tvry party. Tnc latter had glvcn out t,
Sec,lr,, the greatest ainD&nt II opposition &c
the University bill that lis d:tcat should not
cc.a>ion III" accession Vi Tories TO oii!ce.-
Some Of the Conservative leaders certainly raj
lied the hcsia,ing Liberals to opp s. lie bill
On The assurance that Tory ministry would
be impossible. Consequently the leaders, such
as Lor". Cirnarvou, Gatiorue, Hardy. a-d tn
Marquis Of Salisbury, rcso lu.eIy refuse To nc
ccpt Gtiicc. The Conservative party is thus
divided On the safety and eXp,dlency oi ycii-
lur!ng tn govern with Parliament largely hos
Tic ou general principles, although III cci''cni-
al l,.mnny on this particular measure. =
Should this continue the Conservatives viii
maintain their present attitude. it Is more
probable, however. that the Tories vii recon
-.iar their promises ard make IN a,tcnp; to
govern, counting on getting safely through the
session i,y otly bringing up the necessary husi-
mss bills ami not ycnturiiI@ on any measure lii
vUyng difference Of principles.
LONDON, March 1.-The London morning
journals contain 40 information OF u more deli
mite character in relation to the cabn2t crisis
lrua tia; Forwarded to the United States in asi
nigh sdispatchcs The jeiclis entertained that
Gladstone will resume the Premiership. Lord
Derby |. expected to arrive in London to-mor-
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eiEl'sa IA d..


AN Act in regard to Smallpox.
SEC. |. 30 it enacted oy the City Council,
That no person or head o. family shall be ~
low ed tn ka y an inaii iiun suffering with
smallpox within the limits or i've CorporasI!h,
wh, cannot accorn,n"dat1 such diseased ldirl!-
nal with n :npsrat. r:,nin, distinct from the bull
oncr ,,t Inc rooms Of The house. AMI apart from
thu. rcst Of thr household, or members OF The
family: md such room Shall be IL the second or
third story II ljuSsi bic nnj furnished with Sucil
tilr,.itur" on ' n n"v hr requisite 10 l!c com
fort Of li,s sick in,llvilun and no furniture or
article = cnth!rg sn;:i! hc r"t .ln"d WITHIN such
room, or nuartlnen; 10: inIi>!'ca-ah!y required
for the cum.nrC al size! Gases Eid the person 81
mead of II family violating this section shall bc
facd by the Mayor i've do. AS per day Tor eve
r. Gay Oi such violation.
So" , II shall be tie duty % hr..,is or f.n2-
lies having II case Of snn!!p"z within Their
houses to cause IL be placed a. their front door
a small yellow lla b.: kept display ed t. pub
lie view ms long ~ such case Remains Within
their houses; u;d any one Violating THIS 'ectlnh
shall &c fined By the Mayortwn ,!o!3nT ana nay
cents per dmyur for every day OF 50 II v!"'at."n
Sec 3 1t shall! tr the tluly .! tho l,!i, >I>iNn'
of the city 80 report ali winch cp!Ae Under
their care tuat cairot be provided Tor IN &C
corCancc with section J.. u This act - tiic LAY
or. Prcslden. ri !ha Board "i Ira,tn OF super
intendcnt 81 Police, AMI i"r WiiiuiH n-S!,ct'hS :
to obey this tor .r. DC lind hy ~! Mayor
t:o dG,lsrs pcr day Or every such Violation.
Sec. The Mayor >h:.I! give public notice
thu, FIVE dollars reward Will o. paid 10 any IN.
t,rE.ant vino will make known the name ana
place of RI s!d-acc II any person or mead 81 !!
family win attempts /" lI" Or rcG... = ca: e 81
.rle!!iox wi,hiE rs 'u.c; p-"'id"i, The ia!or-
matio1: 50 obtained Is c"rronotaLcd b n. ihTcs-
,ig..tion of tie case 50 req rt-o: =, :,
Sec ). The Mayo: and II" Board OF EGstn
shall e., .,,-c,ta;. act from Il pas. gc; and All
:roS originating ii consequence o: violation
-. IL sections snail be collected as "thcr hA"a
and iur..iturcs arc oh..c! aid n: a::< III c"i!-
il ct y IN this &C. src hereby rclc".',, 49,,
HENRY L. SIMPSON, P:r-:lrt.
Passed Common Council f.o-uary -, 1873.
GEO L. :SHlNN. President.
Ai,p-o-ol: ". y. BERKELEY, nay"r.
Test: HAROLD SNoWpEH. elk. {. I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
LOCAL BREEITIES.

On Tuesday last the down train bound
from this city to Lynchburg was stopped a
short distance the other side Of Charlottesville
by large boulder that had rolled down upon
the track 1t was soon removed, however, by
The train hands and the cars arrived at their
destination on time
Charlotte Cushman will have 4 benefit at
Walls Opera House in Washington tonight,
on which OCCASION S he will again appear in the
roll Of Lady Macbeth. ln the matinee to,
morrow afternoon she will repeat her unsur,
passed Geliulation of the character Of Meg
Mcrri!leS.
The Fish Benches in the Market were again
filed to-day, with very fine fresh fish OF all
kinds COMMON to our river. Herring were sell
ing 1T 10 cts per bunch Of ten fish. White
perch 40a50 cts. per bunch. Rock fish, accord,
ing to sizc--some of them very large.
A disturbance occurred at house in the To-
cality known as Buzzard's Roost, yesterday
afternoon, between a colored woman ard two
white men upon whom she had poured ho
water while they were standing under her WIN
dow
The tobacco planters in Maryland, opposite
this place, are clearing and preparing their TO-
baccp beds. This is the cause Of the smoke
that has been seen for several days in the fields
on the other side of the river.
The first big seine dipped in the Potomac this
season was that OF Captain Bea$leys at Aiken
dali, on Wednesday last when II bunchcs OF
fish were caught on the first haul.
hicftafFay & Co. not only saw wood by steam.
but have :a:-l erected steam splitter at their
wood yard and the rapdity with which they
make cord ~ool ready for stoves is wonderful.
The bull-frogs arc making night mclodious
with their music in the marshes and should the
present weather continue the voice OF the turtle
will soon be heard in the land.
TIE Stan1oah Valley, in very compliment
ary notice Of Green's Mansion House, speaks
Of Mr. }. &. Lcitz. the stewart of the Hotel.
as the right man in the right place.
Attention is directed to the sale of valuable
real estate to be made tomorrow advertised
elsewhere in fridays Gazette.
\ vessel, tie schooner Annie Lewis, is now
on her way here to lake cargo Of hogshead
slaves to Cuba.
Mr.. Sherwood, had this morning, at his
stand in the fish market, some very fine fresh
white perch.
The Echo Socials will give their second grand
soirec next Tuesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
The s'Tp,lc!; Indemnity.

New York. March IA Paris special
says On Sunday last President Theirs sent a
note to Berlin through Count Won Amin. In
it the French government proposes to complies
the payment of the first ha!f' Of the fourth mil
lard Of the indemnity by the end If April and
the scconL half Ly the end Of July, and to
further pay two hundred and fit$ millions with
French territory is to begin on the Ist OF Sep
tclnhcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
Effects ofStTikCS.

NEW York, March IA great deal Of I'M
ea>ncsS prevails 10 nearly all circles If t:adc II
view Of the probable recurrence of the strikes
Many dealers, especially in the various brauchcS
Of the furniture trade, believe a strike imnll.
ncnt aud the general impression is that Ii WI
lie for eight hours work and an advance oi
tEcn,v-irc ccut, for niece work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
ficc.

CINCINNATI, O., March l4.-Ptivate advice:
report the burning Of Barrett Il Waters ware
house, al Spring Valley. near Nenia. Ohio: las
night. The fire threatened to destroy the
town. M particulars have yet been received
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The SSsG..t.il:sii7i.s.

plII.ArELpIE!A March. IA Pert De-
post dispatch says the river has fallen two feet
aad channels throu-h the ice gorge have re-
opcued Oil both side, Of the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
Drowned.

BANGOR, Me-, March II. Three small
children, son ana daughter OF Henry litic
and son of Charles Bake, We're drowned yes
tcrlay at Orono BY breaking through tie Ice
while at play
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
The sccrctaryship Of tho Treasury

New YoRK, March IA dispatch from
Philadelphia says an unauthentlcatcd report
arose out of the Presidents visit to that cry
Yesterday ccnnrcting DreNcl's name with the
Seeretarysh;p of the Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
Cattle Killed.

CISclSSATI, March l4-Some sixty heed of
cattle. belonging TO Smith aud Fowler, of Law
reuceburg, Ind. were injured yesterday by
some person unknown. Forty-nlnc head are
dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
Ea.fl:,gc.a b. Fire.

ClNCINNNrI, March IA fire this morning
damaged Ii. &. Stewart & Co.'S furniture
initDlactory, on Rae street, to the cNrcnt Of
sI0.WH: partially insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14
Specie iii t;is. Is;;uE, OF France.

. PARIS, March Il-fnc specie in tie Bank
Of France La> i!.:,3~ct )! 33jj3 900 francs dur
ing thcpast week R.ates 81 francs - CEN
times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14

FINE BEEF Many Of our citizens have had
an opportunity of trying the excellent: reel
which MIR. Holland has had il his STAND IN tiie
market since the Butchers Festival, a lew days
ago. 1t is the show beef, and no tner was
ever seen in our market. The steaks Wilich
have been cooked from the PIECES used arc
rich, tender and juicy, aud well deserving 1
notice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-14

OVERHEARD. Captain Thomas Cannon; : OF d
the sloop Fanny, lying at the oyster dock, lel'
overheard there accidentally yesterday evening",
and would certainly have been "Towheo IL a
young man named James Novel; VINO WAS WAS
near by, and happened to here Ills J h, ''''