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pEGBEN HAINES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

RLKTON ND,
Dn ~ hi rrnirsson: services to the public. Prompt
H.i careful attention given 10 all Law and Chancery
business entrusted To him.
OFFICE Main street, (buildirg fo-n ry occupied ~
Earle treswell) may =, 1s6s-tf
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no CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Mail Bag Labels,
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
January 20, 1873. !
Sealed Proposals will be received ut this Department:
until y o'clock the FIRST day Of March, 1873 for
furnishing Printed Wooden Labels in such quantities
and at such times may be ordered during one year
IRON and after the first day of April 1873 the whole
number OF such labels to be furnished being three
dred thousand or if be ordered during
period such labels to b" made Of suitable hard
"0oa, IN ohiong strips each measuring six inches and
half long, one inch wide, and a half inch thick and
70 nave circular hole through it threeeghths of
men IN diameter at point thrcequarters Of an inch
from one end Each is TO have printed upon it, in suit
ably large letters. the Of such post Office and
state or of such railway post office, Of such route
agency as shall be specified in schedules which will
accompany each ORDER and also have printed upon it, in
smaller letters direction for its speci
ned ONCE Samples Of the printing suitable for such
label may be seen and examned in the Office Of the
Second Assistant Postmaster General Thoy arc to be
delivered at this Department by the at his
own expense in snch quantities. and such times Ms
may Ice required hy the Postmaster General
Every proposal must specify Internationally the
price for each label fully equal in all respects to the
sample furnished by the Department
The accepted bidder will be required to enter into
contract with bond Of five thousand dollars and two
sufficient 1ureties within ten days after the award
No proposal will be considered unless be accom-
panied viii! guarantee, signed by guarantors and
certificate signed by postmaster, In the following
form:
GcAkASTRi
The undersigned. residing at State Of
undertake That. if the foregoing bid for furnshn;.
Printed Wooden Labels he accepted by the Pustmns,.S
General. the bidder will within days after such
acceptance enter into the required contract and bond
with good and sufficient sureties furnish such labels
in the quantities and upon the terms and conditions
mentioned in the advertisement Of the Postmaster
General dated the Goth day Of January, 1873.
Dated -.
CERTIFICATE.
The Undersigned, postmaster at State of
--- cer,ifes, under his oath Of Office that he il
acquainted with the above guarantors and knows them
to be men Of property, and abs to make good their
guarantee
Dated .
Proposals should be enclosed in sealed enyelop.
Endorsed distinctly, Proposals for Mail Bag Labels
and be addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Washington. p. C.
The proposals received will be opened read and ver
neil the hr-t day Of March, 1878. IL O'Clock in the
Office OF the Second Assistant Postmaster General
JS0. A. J. CRESWELL,
Jan 70, lSIa-fw Postmaster General.
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ia ACRES OF LAND.

The improvements good T o n 4 49,
DWELLING, 20 by c3 feet 2l2 stories havi ng nHV
rooms, with twostory Stone Kitchen at ~
tachrd l6 feet square, having 2 rooms; . Leg IS4
and frame BARN 81 by 10 feet franc Granary q b,
II ieet,-and Shed attacked with other needed out
buildings There is young striving Apple Orchard in
bearing, and other frNt trees,
This is.tEi IL situated in desirable neiEhborhood
within three miles of the Of North East and con-
venient to mills, schools and churches
TIE TERMS OF SALE are Onehaf in Cash on the
day Of sals the remainder in two equal nstaments Of
Six and Twelve months be secured by the Rnis or
Notes Cf the purchaser with security be approved by
the Trustee bearing interest from tho h,d a. sale
Title indsputable. PossassiCa siyep on tho a5th of
March, 1873. Deed made wAea the whole OF the pur-
chase money is psi1, !. A. ELLIS
Ftf J, StS-ta Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENT.
TO BE LET

SMALL HOUSE, on Main street, mkt to Captain
Pearcts Apply Ia IL. d. JAMiR.
Feb =, Isl:
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Fire.-The new Methodist Church of
by fire. That prolific source Of danger to
buildings, the heaters, being improperly
protected, set fire to the floor, which was
burned through when discovered. Defec
protection, are the fruitful cause of more
fires than all other causes except incen-
diarYism.
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FARM OR PLANTATION,

lying and being in Cecil county, Maryland which was
conveyed to Mary Cory by William NJ. Shaw and Mary
VI. Shaw his wife. 10y Mortgage dated March 8, 1862
recorded among the Land Records Of Cecil county, in
Lber ID. s. No. l. folio 49, being composed of three
several pieces parcels of land which conveyed
to the said William NJ. Shaw by John CORY AID Joseph
Garry by Deed dated February L. 1851 and recorded
among the Land Records of Cecil county Liber H. L.
T., No. l, folio 456, II contains about
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FOR SALE.

THE DWELLING HOUSE adjoining the .s.sas
Episcopal Church. rsHH43
Also, Par!or. Dining Room. Hall and two IN
sets OF Walnut Chamber Furniture. t5ssaEN9
Feb ], ls7;-2w H. D. NJ HOWARD
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Didn't like Her Bed.FelIOW.-A female

Didn't like Her .Fellow-A female
teacher applied to the School Commission
err for an assistant, and a school marin
of sweet sixteen was sent on the next day.
The next train, however, brought the
young lady back with sorrowful face;
and a letter from the principal Informed
the School Commissioner that she. the
principal, would not sleep with girl
younger than herself Whether this re-
pugnance for young d-fellow would
have changed with change of sex, and
few words of encouragement from mon
ster, Respondent sayeth not.
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No Appropriation for Elk River.-The

No Appropriation for Elk River.-The
committee on appropriations for improve
ment of harbors, &c. have made their re-
port to Congress. but there is no appropri
alton for Elk river channel. We under
stand that Mr.. Archer says that there may
be an appropriation of $1,000 to make a
survey We take it that this is about
equal to laying bill on the table. Elk
toms old luck.
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Phil. & Bait. Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

o. aud after Sunday June md, 1872 trains will run
~ follows:
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot Of p, w. B. R. T.
Co. corner Broad street and Washington Avenue
For Port Deposit. at ! An, and 4.S0p
Rising Sun at TO- ~. and i.46 NJ; arriving az
Port Deposit, at II A. y. and $50 Pm.
For Oxford, ut $50 4 H., $50 and YIN
For Chadds Ford and Chester Greek r. R. st 10 and
10 A. H. 430 and Pm.
Train leaving Philsdslphia. at . A. n, coppsets At
Port Deposit with train for Baltimore
Trains for Philadelphia, leave Port Deposit at
An and AS ?. arrival of trains from Baltimore:
Rising Sun, at 1000 A. n, and 5oa N:Oxford AT 10
and 1880 A. N. and $50 p. H.; Cbadds FORD MT 20 .nd
llSa An and I 20 and 6.4sp
HENRY WOOD,
June /, 1872 Gener,i Sun.r;rtand.n,
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FOR RENT IN ELKTON.

STORE HOUSE, in complete order opposite tho Court
House, location equal to any in the town. Immediate
possession Apply to II. f. NAY Baltimore.
or, T.. f. EWING, ElktOn.
Jan ,. lS.3-2r
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FOR RENT.

NHEELWRIGIIT and BLACKSMITH SHOP
with set Of Smith Tools. Also, comfortable DWELL
Ing HOUSE, near Whitakers Mills. Apply to
TIIOS. VI. JACKSON
febH, lS'3-3w Perryvillc, Post Office,
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FOR RENT.

A sonvsnisnt DWELLING HOUSE on Church ST
now occupied BY Mr.. Henry Wood. Possession given
18th Of March, 1873. Apply to
WIN. MeCLELLAND
sN liz Ns-H II the Exchange Store.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

Acres OF Land, with good Buildings at
,her-y Hill, Cecil county Md. Apply to
J. X. BuRNITE, Felton,. Dol.
0rto DIR Il. {. CARTER,
Feb ], Is73-4w* Cherry Hill Md
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REPORTS,

The contractor will be required to repor. weekly M
der oath, the number Of cards tured Finished
unfinished. and spelled tthe numhss issued during til.
week, and the number available for issue; all spoil~d
cards to he destroyed by tho contractor In the
Of the agent Of the department.
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FOR RENT

The DIV ELLiNG know as the Toll House s-A-aA
GA the Planh Road. near Elktou. Possession T6iT@
given immediately. GU the 18th Of March, eaaM
next. Apply 10 uaHA
+. GREEN
Feb !, lS.3-5s Cherry HILL Cecil county, Nd
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N(ll,TCE..

Ike creditors of William j. Murchhapk decd ara
hereby notified to ME their claims with the vouchers
thereof in the OFF, oT the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Tor Cecil county, within Four months from day of sale
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RESERVATIONS

The Postmaster General reserves tho right to reee.
any and all bids if in his Judgment, the interests Of the
Government require it, also the right snnul the
tract IT, in his opinion. there aha be = failure mt ANY
time TO perform faithfully of Its .tipulstonr or ia
case OF wfei s:teapt to impose upon thr sample fur.
nshed to 'ss bidder BY the Department.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
NasHISGToN, d. c., January - 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thi. De
partment until TIL TUESDAY, the 9th day of February
hI3 FOX furnishing United States Postal Cards for and
during period, of four years. commencing or the let
day OF May, 1878.
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INspECTIoN.-AGENr OF THE DEPARTMENT

An agent Of the Department will hare supervision of
the ture storage and issue Of the cards. who
shall all times and free access to tae snart
ments, safes and vaults where the cards arc mannssc
tured and stored for the purpose the same
the contract to be faithfully observed and the coutrse
tor shall furnish him aud his clerks suitable Office and
desk room at the place Of tho transac
ton OF the business OF his agency without to the
United Stases.
The contractor. his smplo, e-s and agents shall cor
form TO such regulations the Department may from
time 10 time adept for the security of the Government
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BLASKs.

In addition, the contractor will be REQUIRED To far
nsh labels and direct the for each package in
coranee with the daily lists furnished by the agent of
the Department. together with all other blanks reouh
daily weekly monthly aud quarterly returns relating
t" the number cards furnished aud on hand or
in process Of manufacture.
CONTRACT NOT AssIGNABLE
The contract can not in any case be lawfully trans,
ferred or assigned
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PAYMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Payments for cards actually issued and deli will
be mate quarterly after proper examins ton and adj
justmeDt OF accounts.
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, postmaster at State Of
-- ccrtifes, under his oath Of Office, that he ia
acquainted with the above guarantors and know. them
to be men Of property, and sbl. to make good their
guarantee.
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At the time the contract takes effect the contractor
shall have hand ready delivery not less than
million t50O00Oo cards. and shall from and AFTER that
date, deliver with all reasonable dispatch packed al
dressed and labelled as aforesaid, such quantities az
the deliveries to be made either the Post Once De-
partment, Washington ID. c. the post Office in the
place of delivery be the option of the
General the cost of delivery well rs all expenses
packing. waterprOong storing addressing the Iabel-
ing, TO he paid by the contractor.
The Department shall have the right to require of
the contractor at the expiration the contract or ut
any time during its existence furnish ira
ty OF cards not exceeding supply Tor three @ months
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PACKING.

The cards must be banded in parcels Of TWENTY-FIVE
25l and packed in strong pasteboard straw boxes
securely bound on the edges and with cotton or
linen cloth glued each box contain not less than
vr hundred cards. the boxes to be wrapped
y fastened IN strong MANILA paper and SO as to
safely bear transportation by mail for delivery to post
masters When four thousand 00G, cards are re-
1uired to NIL the order of postmaster the
straw boxes containing the must be packed in
strong wooden cases, well wrapped with hoop IRON
Said and packages shall be addressed by the con-
tractor under the direction af agent Of the Depart
men Wooden cases containing the cards. to be trans
ported by waterroues must be provided with suitable
water-proonng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-09
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAzETrE.l
The Gas Strikers in New York.

New York, April 9.-The gasmcn and the
police came into conflict last evening, and
after short and sharp tusse the policemen
were victorious The strikers made demon
stration on the Manhattan gas works on the
10th avenue side but the attaching party
was repuscd with but little damage. Raj
lying, a rush was made for the 18th street en-
trance, but the police quickly appearing there
the strikers were ovcrawcd aud retrcalcd 10
a safe distance where they had a consultatloi
land the police say obtained arms. Subsequent
ly the whole tnrcc Of strikers was mas ed, and
Il rush was made. 50 that the police might be
taken by surprise and an entrance gained
The police were on the alert however and ront-
ed the ga>,ncn many Of whom had tloody
heads and well bclaburcd bodies; pistols We're
used on either side. 1t is understood that the
attacks were made OF the works that the valve
room might be gained, and the gas slIut-oit, SO
that the citizens generally might be lnconyenl-
enccd, and made to >ynpathize with the strikers
During the conflicts outside Of The works there
was great excitement inside; the men wcr"
armed aud expressed determination t" pro
tcct themselves.
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The .MOdOcS.

New York, April "A special from the
camp near the Lava Beds states the Peace
Commissioners have not yet accomplished an1
thing, they having had but one talk with the
leading Indians, although unreliable Indians
like Bogus Charley come in every day aud get
presents Northumberland achcm. Another
battery of artillery reached the camp on the
seventh. Col. N1aSon's command i now with
in two miles to the eastward Of Captain jack $
camp, aud signal stations through the country
have been established Boats have been put
on the lake and communication between the
CAMPS Is frequent.
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Spain.

New York, April "a Madrid letter to
the World says Deputy Garcia Ruiz invci= he'd
lorribly against the United States III the late
debates on slavery, saying Spain might as we'll
ask Eng land to cnirlalc rclorn in 'he East In.
dies, as for the United States 10 I'D wise The re
lease OF slaves By Spain in The Antilles. After 81
long Trad" against the course oi ang ciSng The
Stats, he concluded by saying lIc you'd rather
see Spain IN the lrwcr If Charles | ;lran d.
viic1 alnons III" English, French, Portuguese
and tmrrica!iS
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Riot.

NEW YORK, April An attempt to ,lcct
two school trustees in Forlham, " cstchcstcr
county, yesterday eliminated in riot which
lasted all the aitarnoun with the alternating SUI:
cess of the two factions, the poles: being lie
qucntly driven off, but returning bravery to the
charge Up to nine clock last night not Il
vote had been cast Several were badly
wounded by clubs and stones.
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.n.YRRIED.

In Washington, on the Sd inst, by the Rcv
Mr.. Cooper, WIN II. ChARR1DGE of this
city, to Miss NJ. WASHINGTON MILLER,
of Baltimore, Nd.
At Cromity, Culrcpcr county, on Che %oth
ult., by Rev. M elzi s. Chancellor. Or; kkNi a
MIN II BEN EDICT, of New York, to NJ ::
At Beavcrdam, Hanover county, W; April
al hv the Rev. w. A. Alrich, CiIlSW ELL
DABNEY, of Pittsylvana, to LUCl d. dangh-
Ter Of the late Col. Edmund Fontano, ol Bcav-
ardum
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s.'r.tsIii stIll.

NEW ionK, April GA spacia! dispatch
from Sal. lake City says, Brigham Young has
made ii will dividing his immense pln!,rrty
equally among his sixteen wives aud sixty
cli rcn and carefully Stinuaing ;hc method
uf division. It is believed that all the old
Mprnon> will follow the changed Fortunes Of
their scIf-dcp sod leader and that 81 lar a>
Utah is concerned the Mormon problem may
b., consilnrGd solved
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Charged with Esnbcxzin.npnf.

New YORK, April 9. 1.-The grand jury have
found four indictments against WllIiam II.
Merritt, assistant cashier, and three agaill,
James j. Peek, late receiving teller suspended
from the Bulls Head Back. The former arc
for forgery and cmbezzlcucnt, and the latter
for grand larceny and cmbczzlcmcnt. Both
filed bonds for trial. The dc;;.lcaiion is said
TO Ia. S2INMnl
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Immigrants.

New YoNK, April "a large prrty Of Eng
fish farmers arrived from Liverpool yesterday,
being the first installmcnt of Il colony OF sever
al hundred families from DorSctshirc. Their
destination is Western Minnesota, whore they
have engaged six townships Of land from the
Northern Puciic Railroad Company.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 9, 1873

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 9, 1873.
sun RosE............. 5.33 NOON SETS ........ -
sun SETS. ......... T. 3O
ARRIVED.
Steamer Knight, New York, to Hooc &
Johnston.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to a
Rrcd.
Schr r G Paine to } Agncw.
Schr. Sarah Louisa, Baltimore, - Smo)t +
Perry.
Schr Prince William Monroo's Creek, to
Thomas Perry.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, by B Wheat.
Steamer New York, Philadelphia, by + a
Reed.
Schr S A White, RApahannock, by B II
Lambert.
Schr Southeast, Baltimore by w A Moore.
Schr } } Ward, jersey City, by American
Coal Company.
Schr Milton, City Point, by Hampshire L
Baltimore Coal Company.
Schr Emily Barton, by Z Agnew.
MARINE ACCIDENT.
The steamer q Knight, from New York,
bound up and the schooner } } Ward for Jer
scy City, bound out, collded oil Quantico last
night The steamer had her whole sLarboard
bow, from ust above tho water line to the top at
The railing carried away, and the schooner WA,
50 badly damaged that the tug Mary Lewis was
sent from here to her relief this morning.
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An Important Affair !!


CONCERNING ALL TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
WHEREAS We the undersigned, in body AS
snmbcd have come toA serious conclusion upon
one Tact. and we hesitate not in informing every
man. woman and child of said fact, viz
That nlLcra cloScinvcStGatlon wehavc beyond
q doubt found the cheapest and best CLOTHING
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &c., III
the city ut >. BLON Dllt EMS, corner kin,
and Fairfax streets. (Slgncil
i,IS CASH.
JAMES tlUICk-hLES
up :};n HENRY >MAIIrI;"FIrS.
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GENTS EXTRA ZINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have Just rcccivcda fresh suppIyrf Gents
cxtrn fine hand. scwcd Boots, Shoes und Slippers,
o. every description, which We unhcStatingly
rccunrnrd b'. the very best on salc III the city.
ADS w. Is. WADDkI, II King st.
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Marine Accidents.

GLOUCESTER, MASS. April 9.-tcry, Car
pcntcr and Archie Bcaton, Of the fishing
schooner Sarah p Ayers, Of this port, We're
lost in Tie D1ry, off the banks, and M.chiac
Carcelou was washed overheard from the
the schooner Aaron Durtham.
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ladies, Misses and ehiIdrens Roots,
Shoes anu Slippers.

We nrc this day receiving full line of La,
dies, Misses and Cnldrcn's Boots Shoes and
Slippers suitable for Spring and Summer, EN-
brucng all of the latest styles, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock. We
solicit purchasers to call and examine for them
selves, uS they will be sold ut low prices.
apS w b. WADDEI, II King ST.
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Guilty Of Seduction.

CoNcoRD, N. H., April y.-Gcorgc Sh~r-
burnc who clipped with Josephine Drew from
Baskerville last fail, was igncd on the
charge Of adultery i'll the Supreme JUDICIAL
Court this morning, and pleaded guilty.
He was sentenced to the extent ol the Jaw
three years in the State prison.
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Holiday.

New York April, 9.-Ihe produc; rxahargc
will adjourn over good Friday
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DIED..

On Friday, April 18th, after u short butpainiu
Illness. whit Ii she suffered with Christian r'Slg-
in"ad wife Of William z. Hail of Prince Georges
county Md.
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Madden Dcaift.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April Oil. J. Mason,
of New York city, a wcll-kuown Stcnngraphic
reporter, was taken i'll last evening, and died
this morning-SuppoScd from heart diseased.
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STAY AT HoME-A letter from a Virginian
who is now living in the West says: Il would
advise all young men to stay at home, as Nm-
GINA offers inducements they can find no where
,,
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DROCLA IL ALTON.
MAYORS OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA, April ., 1873,
In accordance with resolution ;t'"rteu ny
the City Council of Alexandria, Narch I''h,
1873 | her by offer standing reward '; 81
THREE HUNDRED DOLLAkH GU i'i
~. nunrnhnns;on md conviction al any one
puiltv of INCENplARlSM, within the Corl"-
raiion limits OF the city of Alexandria ;,
un S-2w VIM. II. BERKELEY. Mayor.
LACE POINTS!
We have just received Il beautiful assortment
Of LACE POINTS, We invite So cial ;!tteil-
ton t. these goods. ,,.n .,
ap9 ID. r. WI NJ FL W
PAlNrs' rA'N -
Raw and Boiled Linsced Oil, Lewis fnfe
White Lead, Spirits Turpentinc, Varni>hrS and
Colurs, both DRIP and in OIL in store Ill large
stock and for san nj very low rates.
apo ia N IA ~.
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'"ISIY School BOARD. The County
''sF'ntenGcnt of Public Schools, as President
H.. 'he County School Board, has called meet
i'l ~ that body, at the office in the market
E"EunS, on Monday next, at one o'clock p. M.
iy," "''ess OF the utmost Importance is to be
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The Zee In the Hudson.

PorGnKEEpslE, April All the ice in the
Hudson river Is on the move this morning.
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REMSRKs.-Wheat is in very light receipt
and prices are nominal Corn is steady at yes
terdays quotations; offerings Of 1l4S bushels
mixed, with sales at 63. No transactions in Rye
or Oats. White Corn G3; mixed g. yellow
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