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.7ECTEE.r S.4LES.
by l.. ID. Harrison. Auctioneer.

Y FARM FOR SALE-At the request Of
the owner. offer for sale the Dairy and Truck
Farm "EDGELY." This property is situated
one mile northwest Of the Court House, and
contains 344 acres. There is FRAME f5s.ssss5
DWELLING 1896, containing four rooms IL .
and basement; stable and barn 45x25; & SPLEEN
ing stream Of water running through the place.
Tie close proximity to this city and quality of
soil make this place Il very desirable one: Ii
not disposed of before the 18th instant it will be
offered ut auction on that day (SATI RoAI)
at II o'clock, at the Market House For terms
and other information apply to
ROBERT BELL, Jr.,
dec Scots ut the Postotice.
ess~The above is postponed to JANUARY
An 1871 dec DS-aats
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Weather sSePg Il v,r
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 | a. N.
Probabilities. For New Eng gland southcriy
Winds vecring to westerly, cloudy weather and
rain, with clearing weather and falling tenn
perature tonight For Middle States, south
erly to westerly winds, cloudy weather and rain,
but winds vcering to westerly and northwestern
ly with clearing weather over western portion
this evening and over eastern portion tonight
For South Atlantic States, winds vecrlng to
westerly to northwesterly tonight, with clear
ing weather and lower temperature From the
Gulf to the Ohio Valley, southwestcry TO
northwcsterly winds, lower temperature az ana
clear and clearing weather. From the Ohl95
Valley, Missouri and Kansas to Lake E!le and
the Upper Lakes, northwestery TO- southwest
erly winds, diminishing IN force, falling tenn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
LOCAL BREVHTIES.

No cases before the Mayor to day.
One of the chain gang made his escape yes
terday.
S)opnv streets and ovcr.hpwipg cutters are
the rule through town.
The Alexandria and Washington Railroad
is now carrying large number OF passengers.
The newly graded streets are impossible Tor
vehicles during the snow.melt
The concert of Skit & Gaylord's ministries,
last night, at Sarcpta Hall, was well attended
A dense fog has prevailed on the the River
today and extended over the lower part OF the
city.
Notwithstanding the badness Of the country
roads at this time, it Is thought there Will De a
good attendance at market tomorrow morning.
This is the kind of weather most apt to pro-
ducc colds and pneumonia. Therefore due eau
ton should be used to ward oft these diseases,
if possible.
The Alexandria and Washington ferry boats
will be put on the route again at the earliest
time after the ice has cleared, which 1T Is hoped
will be within short time
There were thirteen marriage licenses issued
from the clerks office of the Corporation Court
of this city, last month. Twenty-one deeds were
admitted to record in the same office.
| The opening of the navigation of the Poto-
mac is much wished for as there are number
| of persons and considerable freight from the
| lower counties, waiting Tor an opportunity TO
come up to town.
| In consequence of the non-actlon OF the
Board of Aldermen upon the bill before them
last night, in reference to the sale OF liquor on
Sunday, the Common Council will not be con
vened toni ht as was expected.
The religious revival in progress at the NJ
P, Church, continues, but the interest maol
tested is not as great as it has been: There
we're two mourncrs at the altar last night, one
Of whom protested conversion.
Mr. James Green has been compllmented
| nv the guests of the Mansion House, with the
present of a silver pitcher and goblet, 10 toker
of their respect and appreciation Tor his wortt
and efforts for their accommodation.
The County Court, Judge Il. ii. CockerIIie
commences its January term next Monday
Several criminal cases have been set TOR tn!
term. The Corporation Court. Judge r. NJ
Lowe, commences its session on Monday week
The workmen are still digging in the ruin
IT the burnt buildings \ considerable amour
NJ damaged grain has been taken out aud TIT
lass will be very much less than was at trst es
| timated.
An effort is being made to procure an assist
mt for the new Clerk Of the Alcxandrl a Coun
Court the present osP bc yn ms pot ye
open.
sunday next. the festival of the Epiphany
is celebrated by the Protestant Episcopal ant an
Catholic Churches in commemoratlon OF ID
visit of the wise men OF the East 10 Tue 'ii'h
Saviour at Bethlehem.
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CITY COUNCIL.
PROCEEDINGS
Board OfAItlcrlf,cn.

At called meeting OF the Board of Aldermen,
held January 2, 1873, there were present H. l..
Simpson, esq, President and Messrs. Markell,
French, johnson and Underwood.
a communication from the Mayor upon the
subject of the sunday law, was received and
read.
An act to prohibit the sale of liqnor and in
toxicating drinks upon the Sabbath day in the
city of Alexandria and for other purposes, VA:
Introduced, and laid over for want OF u constl-
tutional majority.
A communication from Dr. Brown, resignin
his position rs Health Officer, WAS laid on the
table.
The Board then adjourned. :;
Testc: }. }. JAN lESON, Vi X.
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fbIETj.

In this city on Thursday, Jannsry II, Miss
CARRIE HEWITT, in the 18th year o. her
age. The deceased had been resident Of or
city about twenty years, and had formed IN eN-
,ersiyc acquaintance with our citizens. and dur
inr her long suffering has had the sympathy .:
many who Sknew her but TO love her. md
now that she rests in the quiet OF the gave, her
memory Will be e,r balmed IN the hearts "4 her
surviving friends. Gs~1ne funeral Will tax" =.
place from the residence o. Jon? l. Evans -
south Real street. OH Sunday, the 9TH instant,
.t o clock to which her friends are res pcctiutiy
invited.-loent- copy.
AT the Meadows, in the county of Louisa, o..
the 18th OF December, Isl, SALLY l.. "a /
TON, wife of Col John ~ Prtton IL the BIN
year of her age.
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A Eraiiaa FrsIStratcI.

NEw York, Jan. 3.--The Worlds New
Orleans letter describes the manner five mil.
lions of spurious warrants on Louisiana, Mis-
sisSippi, Arkansas, Alabama and Texas were to
have been issuci. The scheme was frustrated
by the arrest of the ring!cadcrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

s-ArrESr1oS, Hook ASp LADD DIE : lane
S,l,nu's viii be held this evening at halt-past
"ra,l = Clock. Punctual attendance is greatly,
d.s;red as officers to serve the ensuing year VIII
he olected, and the narnes of those members who
a ~ not properly equipped will be stricken from
the roll. eo,-o,srv
1t a. n. W ANrlELp, 80 800
rpIME NEW YORK CIDER for sale by
M" G. WIN. RAMSAY,
~ Corner King and ST. Asaph streets.
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MI II sED.

January lst, at the residence of Rev. T. VI.
Mills, by Rev. Z. F. Busey, Mr.. EDWIN u:
JANNEY, of Minnesota to Miss EMIL Ll
VIRGINIA MILLS, of Alexandria county.
On the ID instant, by Rev. Samuel Madden.
WILLIAM H. BUCKNER 10 Hiss ADJlE
SPRlGGS, both Of this city, Washington Star
please cory.
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Murine,

NORFOLK, VA, JAN 3.-1hc schooner
Joseph and Franklin, from New York for Nor
folk has arrived. She was fast in the ice in
the breakwater for three days and lost her
small anchor aud fifteen iathous Of chain.
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Wooden Mills ssurnetl.

DETROIT, Jan. Earl and Rcynolds, wool
en- mill at Grand Rapids was burned Weducs
day night. Toss $50. 600:
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specie i'm the Bank Of France.

PARIS, Jan. 3.-The specie in the Bank Of
France has increased $4,000 francs during the
past week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT One of the

A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENTS One of the
most pleasant social gatherings of the winter
took place at Brengle's saloon last night, the
occasion being the entertainment Of a number
of Red Mem from the 1Ioudoun forests by their
brethren whose hunting grounds are the streets
of Alexandria Osceola Tribe, No. l, [. 0.
Red Men, of this city, entertained large del.
egation from Tribe No. 50 Of Hamilton. and
also some visitors from Winchester and Wash
ington. The visiting brethren arrived on the
afternoon train of the Washington and Ohio
road and at night met their brethren Of Osce-
ola Tribe at Sarepta Hall and proceeded TO
Brengle's, where creature comforts were dis
cussed and social time had until a reasonable
hour beyond midnight. Mr.. Hugh Latham
presided and Mr. r. T. Lucas was chairman OF
the committee of arrangements. During the en-
tertainment, the chairman, Mr.. Lucas, and Mr.
VA Sisson, of Alexandria, and Messrs; Barr,
Waddcy and Steel, of Loudoun, responded hand
someiy to fraternal sentiments. There were
no pale faces at the entertainment.
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lsSSSBH .I,TD CL.f L..
\ Nd PIN L w O o d

OAK AND PINE WOOD.
SAWED AND SPLIT.
O.dcrS lett 1t the yards, or Office IL King s.,
will be promptly flied.
oct Is T. j. MEHAFFEY & co.
vOHN LEATHERLAND takes this method
= of informing his friends and the public gem
orally that he has bought Thomas }. MehatcyS
interest in the OLD DOMINION WOOD and
COAL YARD, 2G King street, and respectfully
asks 4 continuance of patronage. Persons who
wish to lay in WOOD and COAL for winters
use would do well 10 call at my Office, 70 Ming
street, rs guarantee to supply rs good an arLi-
Gle of Wood and Coal AS there is in this city.
Wood Yard, corner Queen and Water streets.
Weight guaranteed. Jy '~oIa
gYAVlNG disposed of my interest in the
IA Wood and Coal Yard on King street tn
John Lca:hcrland, shall continue the Wood
and Coal business Mt yards on the north ana
south corners of Union and Queen SITS, where
will always be on hand full supply OF the best
quality RED ard WHITE ASH GOALS OF the
different sizes; Gu MBEkLAND COAL by lHc
cargo, car loud or retail. ,,,.,,
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
The patronage Of the citizens Il Respectfully So
licitcd. All orders left at the Office OF the Alex
andra Insurance Co., No. 54 KING street, with
Col. Marve. or NJ Clarrldgge * 4,rU-'% s.ii'fl%
promptly attended to. Weight guaranteed.
" 3-,i TlIOS. }. MEHAFFEf.
Y9NllE UNDERSIGNED having this day
4 formed copurtnerShip under the name
and style of MEHAFFEY i CO., for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the COAL and WOOD bus
mess, respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
citizens
Yards on the north and south side of Queen
and Union streets AL orders left nj the office,
No 81 King street, or Clarridse u Grisg Drug
Store, corner Rcya! and King streets, VIII he
promptly attended to-
TlIOS }. MEHAFFEI.
i. oo,f J K LIMMERM AN
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Sotc If Iilyi"in.
C"~nty Of .ItcTu,edrio
l. CHARLES r. HOOFF. Cashier of the
First National Bank of Alexandria, Virginia. do
>olcmnly swear that the above statement is true.
TO the best Of my knowledge and belief
CHAS r. HOOFF, Cashier.
/ Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd
day Of January, 1873.
X. KEMPER, Notary Public.
Cnrrcct-attc:t:
S. T. GREGORY.
JOYS. BRODERs. Directors
J. NJ. STEWART, Jan 3-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
SMALL Pox.-We regret to have to state
that cases of small pox are again on the increase

SMALL Pox.-We regret to have to state
that cases of small pox are again on the increase
in this city, the patients being as yet, however,
confined, with one exception, to the colored popu-
lation, most of whom have contracted the
disease iu Washington. Yesterday and to day
three new cases are reported to the Superin-
tendent of Police and have received attention
through that officer. One Of the cases that of
white woman, is on Henry street, between
Wilkes and Gibbon. Another, that of colored
man on a longboat, lying at CazcDovc wharf, who
was deserted by all his comrades and has him
self cleared out and cannot be found. Another
case has occurred in house near the depot of
the ". 4 @. r. r. on Fairfax street. two
cases in au alley, at the foot of Prince street,
reported some days since are said to be i'm
proving. All the houses in which there are
cases of the disease, are designated by yellow
flags. The house near the Hunting Greek
bridge, selected as hospital for small pox pa
tients has been taken possession Of to-day, by
the authorities, for the first time.
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R.7.N.h ST.4TE.UE.rTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Az ALEXANDRIA

the State of Virginia. ut the close of business.
oil the 9TH day # December, 1872.
SOURCES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

PROPERTY SALES. Green Il Wise, Real
Estate Agents, have made the following sales ::
Lot Of ground on the south side of Gibbon
street, between Columbus and Alfred streets,
% feet inches by 100 feet deep to q feet I
inch alley, to Thomas Jordan for 1925.
Lot on same street as above, and between same
streets. and of like dimensions, to Henson Cal
vert for SIPS; sold for Hugh Smiths estate.
One acre OF ground at Nokesvie Station,
Prince William county, Va, to l.. A. Nlarstel-
lar for $50.
Dwelling and store at Nokesvlle Station,
Prince William county, to j. r. Purcell for
S475. Both of these lots were sold for }. y.
Shannon, Of Bay City, Michigan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

PASSAGE THIEVES AEour.-On New Year $
morning, between seven and nine o'clock, the
passage of the boarding house Of St. Johns
Academy, III Prince street, was entered by u
passage thief and the principals hat and cloak
stolen Several valuable overcoats and caps
belonging to students we're hanging up with
them, but the thief did not appear to have
taucied anything else, though the hat was an
old one and the cloak by no means new.
The GENERAL TuAW has commenced, and
the ice and snow on land aud water in this city
ana neigkborhood are disappearing. It is
fortunate that so many hare secured a
supply of fine ice-as, of course, it is not Ger
tain, that they will have another opportunity
this winter; though it is quite probable We
shall have some cold weatheryet, before March
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

Cry SCHOOL BoARD-An adjourned meet
ing Of this body will be held at the Superln-
tendent's office, this evening, at o'clock.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The Annual Meeting Of the stockho!dcrs #
the WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
TURNPIKE COMPANY will be hcld at the
Office Of Francis L. Smith, esq, in Alexandra,
Virginia, on MONDAY, Jnnuary 9Th, 1873, ut
10 . clock H. m Election for President and Dl-
rcctors same day and place
dec Iti-std ALBERT HEWSON, Sect y.
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s,-NOVELTIES OF DESIGN.
rsrENCELLENCEo WORKM iNSlllp.
ms-SUPERIORITY OF FINISH.
z.S-SUITS FOR THE TINES.
@S~MANY REAL BARGAINS.
Msy-COME AND SEE US.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

THE RIVER The sofening Of the ice in
the Potomac is proceeding rapidly in the pre-
sent temperature. There has, however, been
no movement of the ice, and navigation is still
closed 1t was feared that the melting SHOWS
of the mountains might swell the volume Of
the river and cause ireshet, but in case Of
such danger timely notice will be given as the
Sigual Corps have stationed an observer at
Harper's Ferry, 10 give warning Of any threaten
ed rise in the river at that point. This notice
will be given sufficiently early to award all pos
sibilities of damage. There is no fear Of a
frcshet at this season entertained at the wharves
here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

SCHOOLS. Though the usual exercises have
been resumed in almost all the schools, the at
tendance in them is by no means good, many
OF the pupils, b0tn III pupnc anu private sv'ioVio
seeming to have been allowed a little more hoil-
day by their parents, than the School, Board or
teachers thought it proper to give.
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ETR.pISEEH'Gt GOODS.
0n|ythis and Nothing More,
liable BRO 7 HER S,
Fashionable ToiIors,
NORTHWEST CDR. It'll IL ID &I'S.,
WASHINGTON, u. G.

f1abIc Brothers.. 1tED.
Have the FINEST CLOTH
ING ESTABLISHMENT in
Washington.
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-
The uncolcct.d STATE TAN BILLS for the
year 1872 are now in my hands for collection.
Having bat II limited time - collect and make
returns To- the Treasurer, respectfully ask those
who have 10, paid 70 call and settle and save
further cypcn.c J. NJ. STEUAkT,
City Sergeant.
Office No. 10 south Royal street, up ;aIrs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-28

tangled and diSordered. and her eyes
were closed AS though they would new
CT open again.
After Il vigorous rubbing and bathing,
Dolly began to show signs of returning
life. Fortunately she had broken no
bones. When she could talk, grandpa
asked her what she was trying to do
with that umbrella. Flying away"
said Dolly. What did you want to fly
away for Dolly choked and sobhed
ont. "Nobody loves me, and Tom
scolded me- Grandpa laughed heart
lily at this confessions, but he held her
all the closer "Well, well, Dolly, you
have scared us old folks pretty well ::
but never mind. never mind" And so
Dolly began to think perhaps it wasn't
80 dreadful after all. In few days
she WAS well enough to he taken home.
She kept Ter dear rag doll by her side
on the journey, and told Peggy conf
dcntially that it was lawful nice" the
little while she was in the air.-Hearth
and Home
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-28
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATF,rs
X. ii. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OE PNTIA.r
For hre'ltionS, Trade MortS NJ b,..,,.
No. 76 State Street opposite kilhy Srr,.- .
Mass ..f

For IrrrttiOnS, TRADE Marks Gr J,....
No. 76 State Street opposite kilhy Srr,., H..
Mass.
After an extensive practic" of upwards ....
years continues to secure patents ID Cha. d.
States also in Great britain. Franc, and 70. -
eign countries. Caveats, specifications #,. 90.
ignments. and all papers Or drawings iul. ,. a.
executed on Hhcra terms, and with dr-r.,.
searches made into American or fore. IL o. Re
determine the validity ur utility at Illf,r.,. .. p
vcntions-aud legal Or other advice. I.I.t.r.. %.
matters touching the same. C"pi.- Of rI, BIZ
any patent furnished by rcmittu- u .''
mcnts recorded at Washington. =
TES IMDNIALS
4 regard Mr.. Eddy one OF III. u,,-- ..c.,
and capable practitioners with whom ...-
official intercourse. tEAS. MASON -i
tuumIsIDI-l. % I......
4 have no hesitation il as>uriu- Iut.rr....,
they cannot employ person more cuIu.,...-. I'd
trustworthy. and more capable. ut %. r.. o.
applications i'll a form to secure for iI,r. ID.
and favorable consideration al thu patent 90. 80
EDMU&D BURKE Late Comm-- .,.... ~,
I tents.
MIR. K. II. Eddy has made Tor me - ego. ....,
on all but one of which patents have been ,..-
and that is pending. such uil..-.. '
proof Of great talent and ability uu h. r..,-
me tn recommend all inventors Ia apply 90.
procure their patents as they may Ice ,...t. .. .
ing the most faithful attention h,.-tnu,. DID, ~
cases and at very reasonable charges.
Boston, Jan. l. l-13.-ly. JOHN IAGC4F7
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\ MANIA FOR Coop SOCIETY.-Some
wears ago. IL singular method was adopt
ed by ..city man in London for Sc
curing distinguished guests. He re-
uueSted the honor of the Duke of
Wcllingtnn's company t" meet Marshal
Soult. and that of Marshal Soult to meet
the Duke of Wellington, although M
acquainted rih either Of hcm; for he
knew that both these illustrious warriors
were 50 fond of lighting their battles
DER again" with one another, that they
were sure to accept. And then he in
vited people to meet Marshal Soult and
the Duke of Wellington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-28

The Worlds ni~prm>ary. founded by l'r. Il. '
Pierce. in 5utlulo y Y for tn" treatment of all
chronic lingering Diseases. well rs t"r the uran-
ufarrurr Of his Celebrated Family Medicines. l.
probably of the ltI est medical ESTABLISHING nj >
in the world I,S,r~ the hundreds of eases that
consult pr Pierce personally at the above rsiah-
li~hmcnt. many more are successfully treated at a
distance by letter the necessary medicines heinz
forwarded by mail ct express TN" of the LARGEST
buildings in buffalo i, wholly occupied hy th,
Doctors immense business. His valuahl" pr"fr--
,ional services may hr secured by addressing him
and cnclo~in. stamp tor reply and printed list "f
questions To- assist in dr~cIihin. ease Ga
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-28
Masters Flint & Warmer

nave opened an Eating Saloon in the boserrert ~,
ID ~. D. r IL house, on Railroad Street which
ola hieha 10 make suitable place for gentlemen
d. AUS M 10 sTt their meals, any hour of tb,
DAY They will also keep good line of Gro %, inc
anu " est India Goods. Give them a call q Sotis,
ii commodities. i46e
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-28

That terrible Minnesota Snow-Storm
the most severe and destructive to
human and animal life that has for
many Years visited any section of this
country is recalled by Il late mes
sage of GOV. Austin, transmitting
t" the Legislature the certified state
ment of the casualties. The number
actually frozcu to death was 20: 81
were seriously injured by the exposure,
some OF them having suffered amputa-
iIon. The number of cattle lost was
30. and. with ahut - horses and a
small number of mules. sheep and hogs.
this comprises the live stock loss.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-28

An Ohio legislator sought to distin-
gui>h himself by presenting ii resolution
making it illegal to name any more
babies John Smith" The project was
referred to Il committee of which John
Smith was chairman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-28

Mr. Boutwell, is the recipient of 4
magnificent basket of flowers, sent him
10y members of She Texan delegation in
Congress. \ delicate hint, perhaps
that he knows mOlc of botany than
finance .S0fjyjcU NcIr York OrGdR.