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DEPARTMENT WORK.

The Board of Supervisors met at $3.50 o. m.
yesterday, Supervisor Vance taking the chair the Pres
cent being absent Recorder Hackett in short speech
stated that although the constitution Of the Board Of su
peryisOrs st under discussion he thought that
fhe new had intended TO exclude the Mayor
and Recorder from the Board IL would have 30
stated distinctly. He added that he sustained in
Ibs opinion by many lawyers and judges and that he
spoke adyisedy. The Board then adjourned for one
week a. the Corporation Counsel desired another week
for the consideration Of the questions submitted 70 him
At meeting Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen yes
tcrday resolution adopted petoning the Legis-
nature 10 amend Section It's Of the Charter which
provides for the paving OF any street without the
sent Of majority Of the property ownere that the
Common Council, &C the request OF the Commissioner
Of Public Works. pass any ordinance necessary for
adonted Authorizing to be taken
defeat the passage OF the "NeW-YOrk Warehouse and
Railway bill" Assistant Alderman ThorneH said that
fhe bill was merely mODey-makfnR scheme, and in his
OplniOn would be worth t500O00O0 70 the persons
deavorng procure ITS PASSAGE should the bill become
Law. Afuther remembrance was presented sRslnst
loan the City Treasury Of tl0OOO 10 the indus
trial Exhibition Company without proper and adequate
security. Assistant Alderman Ihorneil spoke strongly
against the proposed appropriation OF the city FUNDS
claiming that the offered security OF preferred STOCK OIL
the Company virtually no security at ali. Assistant
Alderman 6ommers. expressed himself IN favor VI the
IOan and after some debate the remonstraDce
Gnay laid the table. The salaries Of the clerks or
the Board were not changed they arc nov within The
amount required by the new Charter.
CITY Chamberlain Palmer has made the following
atenent OF receipts payments, and balances Tor the
week ending May "A. 1873;
CSg Treasury. s2,E1.sI Il SNiS3SSzJ 149 lIs lssS 50
''i cs........... s7se2 % @snM sOeo H7s93 81
sisIng Pend IDtsJsst il@4 S SIaS ~. 1911 10
ISunlJ Treasury...... 1dsS 50 loISl@ IGs s5ss1 81
Tstss....s 3e1SOa sesas 1sa Wssa ss7 sss2si s49 Il
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FIN Avenue Hoiel-The Hon. Francis kernan na .,
reu.u Matteson Of " the Hon John Sl,on ~
he r. Of Emra the Homer -
Gen. ". Quincy Of Charleston T. - Wi
WaspR, on Cnag cry f. Bowen Of ca n, -
lms OF Wsrns Co n vi the Hon. john Lynch o. n
VIM Goddard Of Providence 81 Nicholas hoDilne hon pn
Trmbe OF Kentucky j. a. walker President the
hnston Quincy r. K Co. lgrt H9c-hne non Rysroy
Be han Of San Fnncsoo e. H. PendIeton Of t1elnnan n
Housr-J AZ GBdden Of Boston. HoDRdN hoas-IW h0"'
van Vaiienburch formerly United States Minister 70
ous,-John Owens Of Baltimore. Gen. H. L. case OF
sud r. Stonhoae Albany. Gsry HouSt-Ihe ny -.
Charleston s. ami Catcher Of Paving ~ i''" 'I
HoGI-J. H. sAyiAe Of tie Treasury Department
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The firm of l. e. j. A. Joseph have begun
m ACTION for fraud in the Supreme Court against George
Moere John sesly. Thomas sealy, aud Edward seaiy.
doing business under the name Of Moore sealy Broth
srs haters of this city and Newark, N. J. In the ai
s.vit An the ease IL N alleged the defendants pro
1870 lnvS westh e7oe tEeR he blaint bY ReanG Of
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false rcpresentatIons.

false rcpresentatons These allegations the deieng
ants, through thtr counsel A. r. Wpit t ~ Arrest
Last evening Mr.. Jarvis C8ef OF the our vi 1870
Department or the Sheriff's ONCE, arrcstcu '"o "
ants upon an order issued by JUICE Fincher'
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blSCOFERf OF NEW PLANET.
WASHINGTON, May 2G.-Prof. e. +. Peters
discovered, on the morning OF May g. now planet OF
tho eleventh magnitude night ASCENSION lGlO ~ south
and 2iio 10 defamation; laosisn due wsst
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DICKISsoSs IN Pam
Au-1oo Koos-1so o., .a.-sJo hdugh'-s'i A'ei'se'''
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a.x uo-,,, nv climbing over the wall OF her CELL the
rof Of which Ind poem raised 10 add new story 70 the
,,ri,on nuildna A a lVman recently employed by the
Central Railroad Company mas reported, iai'eu 1
heir 10 fortune OF $4,000. The 5undayschools OF
Jersey City celebrated their iStn anniversary yestey
with parade About 40 schools comprising g9V' sen,l-
ars took mari man giving the name OF william pa
Wis grossly insuted tue wire Of exPoice Comnlssloner
M,urihy Yesterday morning while she was stand,ne III
,ront 81 ycr home and wbe0 her husband interfered
the ruiisH .rer a .a upon him, Davis vas "ros9e
aud committed TO jail to await exanlnno.:; D,i.o
Allen issued Yesterday warrant for the arrest OF Dora
Nedhard, charged with having attempted 70 kiunapa
little child samed Annie imam, last sunday
EEwARK.-There were 80 deaths last week. three OF
which were from small pOX Tue recent far In ald OF
st. Michaeps Hospital nettcd s5,09o 81 Inc ialr-
ieenthaye sewer under the Ffthaye crossing OF tue
Bloomfield Railroad. was flushed YESTERDAY nioIhlhg,
Ninety five thousand postal cards have been soid w
the Newark POst0ice, aud 100000 more nave peon or
deIed. "A horse attached to mk-wagon peV I
frightened yestsrday. while his owner was III sao,'
and away, dragging the cart over two chlu,eh' Al
ME ana Jane Boyle, VINO were severely iDJuisnii
final services in the Cnton-st Methodist Eprii la
Church will held next sunday. Tue SERVICES WIN DC
"""h"re bv five OF tho former pastors lho puhu'"f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-27

IAHBosnosmenpAi
Many druggists have BURNETT's COLOGNE.
For An elegant Summer HAT of superior
ANAL ~ rect 20 manufacturer BPRSsCHED IJ EaaL
Success is the test LYoNs TOOTH TABLETS
are now used By fashion and elite Of the city.
CURTAINS AND LAMBREoUINs.-Latest STYLES
nov ready o. L. hsLfi Il w. ~ Di'"N-f
WINDOW SHADES; also, Patent Self-Actins
PI1rukEsl priees red,cJ a. Il Co.. ia Broadway
A NEW SUMNER HATTIE BEAVER CASsT-
the latest inr0iuetons and IL the fashionable ba
for Sumner ght 10 weight OF delicate beaver ss1s ni
exceedingly attractive KNOX, he iaef S bro&'
way, 10 the Prescott uoass the Fifth Avenue Hotel
For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND IAN,
PERRrs Morn PREckLs borIoS Sold BY druggists every
where. Depot, ~ Bond-st, NewYors
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Gin "a 1niimip ramone,ru.

IL TO "a entIfeiy fdmodeIcu,
KESsAcK.-willian II. Mum, John smniien, auu
Jacob Ferry persons awaiting trial Tor gfanu ~ az
escaped FROM the County Jail sunday morning. '"o ~
thuritles offer o reward for their capture.
UNION HnL.-oyer GOO persons visited the schutzen
Park last sunday.
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For an elegant Summer HAT of superior
anal, % rect 20 .ss manufacturer BsPsSsoHED J Esss
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Success il the test. LYoN's TOOTH TABLET
are now used BY the hssbion and elite Of the city.
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Many druggists have BURNErr's COLOGNE
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CURTAINS AND LAMBREoUNs.-Late styles
nov ready o. L. hELrf n Oo' IA bro"NAf
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WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Self-Acting
PIxruREsi prices redaced. o. Ia ksbff To- -" D'A'"S
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ARREST OF THREE HArrERs FOR FRAUD.

s."."s2e1pO4 sesAs1ss casa, ss7 sss5,2si ,3a9 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-27

JERSEY CrTY.-The wife of Herman Boecke.
a tailor, residing West Newark-ave near Grandst
died Sunday afternoon under circumstances which at
tracted the atteuton OF the authorities and Coroner
Renhsrdt forbade, yesterday the burial OF the body
until examination could be made by the County Phy
scian The father mother. two children have been
Ill for some time, the symptoms being 10 some extent
those Of poisonpg The children are dangerously III,
aud the father viii probably not recover IL IA reporte
though with what authority Is not known that the
family had eaten poisoned meat. The BODY of the
young man who was killed at Passaic on setIr.
day. has been Identified as that OF William Ii.
sirang OF No. 200 FOurthFt, The body was
brought TO Jersey city, yesterday, for burial
The Board OF Education appointed committees of three
last night take preliminary steps for Tie estahlisb
ment of free library for the use OF the scholars Of the
puOc schools. Tine funeral OF Edwin r. DUDLEY who
committed SUICIDE Saturday night will take piaee on
Thursday. Bishop Lanan Of Syracuse, N y viii
preach this afternoon before the ICONS African
Conference IN the Monmouth-st. Church. j. w Pear
sail uf No I6 Tenthst NewlOrk. aud Patrick CerahIv
OF this city thrown FROM their carriages ON M
HighLs sunday evening, and seriously hurt PearsaI
his dsocnted aud Gerahty be iuv seyerelv
about the head...A new esht-oared barge viii ns
launched by the Pavonia Yacht Ciuh this week =
Bridget A. Wesh escaped from the County JAN yestsr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. Joseph Padgett has taken the Exchange,
at Fishtown, the house formerly kept by Terry
Ryan, had it fitted up neatly and nicely aud
can accommodate the weak and thirsty with as
fine and generous old ''Gbson'' as can be OBJ
tanned in Col. Stewards bailiwick.
Some Of the young men interested in the
cattle trade whied away several leisure hours
at the Droyers Rest, in West Eud yesterday
afternoon. IN lighting roosters, the bets ranging
from pint OF whlSkey to box of cigars.
The sheriff of Louloun county passed through
here last night having in charge man named
Bob King, a notorious thief, who was on his
way to the penitentiary for stealing clothing
from Nlr. Nichols Of Lcesburg.
Quite sensation was created on King street
yesterday evening by the appearance Of Dir.
AUGUSTUS Walls feed wagon in which We're
seated about dozen of Alexandrla's prcttiest
girls.
Mr.. Sherwood had again at his stand in the
Fish Market this morning. very fine white
perch rock fish, &c. The Wawaset brought
up good supply last night from the lower
landings.
Mcssrs. Cooncy, ar their restaurant, have
some of the finest, largest oysters that have
been brought to this place this whole season.
The oysters arc Of the kind known as green
giS. ;"
\ large number of persons went from here
last night to sec Agnes Ethel in Frou Frou at
Wals Opera House. She will appear in the
same rlccc to hight.
The Colored Odd Fellows Joint Stock Com
pany met on Tuesday aud elected r. B. Robin
sou president, Il. B. Pinn secretary, aud Geo.
W. SmmcS treasurer.
y large party Of maskers we're out last night.
Among the places at which they called was the
residence of Mr. &. w. Harrison where they
were handsomely entertained.
Yesterday was the Feast of St. Joseph, the
patron saint Of the Catholic Church, and was
appropriately celebrated by the members Of
that Church in this city
In the House of Delegates on Wednesday,
on motion Of Air. Nrale, the bill for the relief
of Il. [. T. Wilson, Of Alexandria, Va, was
dismissed.
Professor Wiscman gave magical exhibit
ton AT Sarcpta Hall last night, and will give
another one tonight.
1t commenced raining about one clock last
night and continued with slight intermissions
until this paper was put to prcSs.
Another case Of smallpox was reported this
mornirg--a coorcd child living on Cameron
street, between Patrick and Henry.
Eggs are coming in freely and prices are de-
cIiuing. y very desirable thing for house
keepers.
A new locomotive for the Georgia State road
passed through here this morning.
The City Hotel is to be thoroughly repaired
and rclittcd this spring.
Arrivals Of coal from Cumberland are not
expected here before the last Of next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-20
The Wolyerha,npton Riot.

LONDON, March 20-The riot in Wolver-
hampton day before yesterday was between
Englishmen and Irishmen employed 10 the
coal mines in the vicinity of that town. The
trouble had been brewing for some days and
eliminated on Tuesday in an open conflict
The authorities have arrested over one hun
dred of the men who participated in the riot.
A dispatch from the scene of disturbance this
morning says there are indications of a renewal
Of hostiliies to-day. The English miners
threaten to strike unless the Irish employees
are discharged. The shop keepers Of Wolver-
hampton, experimenting rioting and dcpreda.
tions, are closing their places Of business and
there is much alarm among the citizens.
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Am,jrs on Western Railroads.

ST. LOUIS, March 20 -Atfairs on the St
Louis, Kansas city and Northern Railroad were
more quiet yesterday. A switch was turned
Lexington Junction last night, but no damage
was done The Sheriff Of Ray county, with IL
posse was on the spot aud arrested those en-
gagged in the affair and took them to the Rich
moni jail There arc now nearly one hundred
Metropolitan police 10 this city and along the
line o: the road, who with the local authorities.
are amply sufficient to guard the trains and
properly, and no further trouble is apprc-
hnnHna
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The Strike Move.

NEW YORK, March 20.-There is nothing
new in reference to the apprehended strikes
among the workingmen. The journeymcn
wood carriers union held general meeting
last night but the subject of strikes was not
considered At the scmi-monthly meeting Of
the workingmens' union last evening the rcso-
lutions recently adopted by the emp loyers'
protective association, declaring unylelding
and absolute opposition to the demands of the
trades unions, were referred to committee for
consideration. No further action was taken,
but several members asserted that there would
be general strike within couple Of mouths
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-20
Fairfax CO., feb l9-Wts
Nv Green a. W;Sp.

Real Estate Agents and AuctlOnocrS
pY VIRTUE OF a DEED or TRUST
- from Richard Higgcs and wife dated the
first day Of April, 1869, nnd duly recorded in
the land records Of Fairfax county, and by d.
rcction Of the party secured thereby, ! will Offer
for sale, ut public auction, in front OF the Man
scn House, IN the city o. Alexandria, on SAT
URDAY, the y day Of March, 1873, ut twelve
o'clock M, the TRACT OF LAND on which.
said Rigylcs resides, continuing about 80 tcr"S,
with ali the Improvement; thereon and located
two miles south Of Fairfax station.
Terms of Sale: Onc-thirl cash, and the rcai,!u,
in six and twelve months with six per c.aL in
tcr"st. Convcyuucing 1T the expense of par
chaser. CORNELIUS Jacobs.
feb l1-2lwts Tr~;nn
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.SIfTIncn In Pork.

NEW York, March cot is said that the
recent advance in the price Of pork here is
owing to heavy demand from the larger and
weather. countries of Europe for pork to be
converted into bacon for army food. The fact
that one or two houses in this city hold great
quantities of pork has given rise to rumor of
an intended corner" but m well founded
statement on the subject is made.
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.GECTyO.S Stiles.
ByF. 4. kcrby. Aucti0neer.

rE1RUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of decd Of
i trust from Rose Eaocari, dated November
lst. 1870 and recorded in liber =, No. |, folio
13S, one of the land records Of Alexandria Cor
poration Court, the undersigned, IL trustees
therein named, will, on SATURDAY, April
10Th, 1878. ut twelve o'clock m, in front of the
City Hotel in A'exandriH, Va, offer for sale.
by public auction that BRICK HOUSE HH:ssa :ss
and LOT OF GROUND on the north side .EgI$al.
of Prince street. between Union and Water sts,
now ), cuped BY the grantor in the said deed.
The lot is Us feet west of Union street: has
front Of 70 feet OH Prince street, and extends
back IS feet.
Terms of Sale One-tcnth Of the purchase
money in cash. and the residue in three equal
payments at SIX twelve and eighteen months,
with interest trom day of sale. The deferred
payments to be secured by the purchasers
bonds, with good surety, AID deed Of trust
upon the property s2ld. Cost Of conveyaHcins
to be borne by purchassr
,INO Is SNOOT T-ustCns
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Marshal RaZ:tinc. &c.

PARIS, March 2o.--The preliminary inquiry
into the case of Marshal Bazainc has been cou-
cluded. Nothing has been decided upon
touching the manner AMI place Of trial or the
composition Of the tribunal before which the
case will be heard Friends Of! the Marshal
are now allowed to visit him.
Elections to fill vacancies in the representa-
ton of several departments in the National As
scmbly have been ordered to be held on the -
Of Auril
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BurrL;lriOuS.

PlTrsToN. Pa, March 20-Thc postofflcc
was cutcrcd by burglars before five o'clock this
morning who ran>ackcd the Office AMI car
ricd off 81, 100 in stamps. The adjoining store
Of G. Pugh was also entered and u number of
articles packed up for removal, but being dis
turbcd the burglars fled without removing the
intended nlnudrr
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s'sie .EnTAess.

New YORK March 20-Stocks heavy. Gold
firm ut l5s. Money firm at l.32 to l.l6 per ct.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet. Corn
dull.
soliLaLed, 5G4 West Virginias AT. Cotton dull
and nominal low niddlings III Flour steady
and unchanged Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn fairly active for Southern; white Southern
lower-G0aG2; yellow Southern hlgher-5oa59j
mixed Westcra firm ut 80. Oats quiet and
steady; Southern Ards; Western mixed 43a4S.
Rye Unchanged. Hay firm; Western 26a$3l.
Provisions dull.
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Fire.

New YORK, March 2O.--Thc fire in the
building No. IS Beekman street, last night
damaged the stock of J. p Irsycrs 4 Co.
$4,000, Charles Semen 5000, j. Y. Wa!dron
& Co. $1,000 The building was damaged to
the amount of So 600
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Crime in New York.

New YORK. March 20.-Petcr Cabin, a
lahnrcr, Of Williamsburg, seriously stabbed his
wife with pair of scissors last night because
he found her Oh the Fl ,or drunk upon returning
from work.
At lager beer saloon fight in First avenue
last evening Mrs ,Jcannctt Schulz received a
terrible wound on the head and Philip Smith
was severely injured.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, March 20, | a. NJ.
Probabilities. For the rest of Thursday ID
crcasing casterly winds with cloud and rain for
the Middle and Eastern States, followed
Thursday evening by westerly winds and low
temperature over Virginia and western Penn
sylvaua. For the South Atlantic States, winds
ycer to west aud northwest. with falling ten,
perature, rising barometer and cloudy and
Clearing weather. Over the Ohio alley and
northward to the Lakes Kissing barometer,
winds backing TO northwest, with filing tenn
peraturc and generally cloudy weather followed
Thursday night by clear, cold weather and
fresh TO brisk wind. The highest barometer
in the Northwest extend southwark over Iowa
and Minnesota with continued cold, clear
weather. w.,
Cautiopary signals continue at Wilmington,
Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape May anl New \ ork.
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Killed for TWENTY-FIVE Cents.

New YORK. March 20.-On Saturday VIM.
Potts s,ubbed and killed George Sheets in a
dispute growing out CT a debt Of twenty-five
cents at Stauptou
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Vessel Safe.

New YORK, March pa special dispatch
from Portsmouth, N. H., says the schooner
Joseph Garaud reported lost with all on
board, is safe at Rockland Maue.
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STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE man named
'S''d Walters left his house near the canal
H ,s last Friday evening, was put off the Wash
f., train near the Poor House for refusing
> i pay his fare, and has not been heard from
s"n' c At the time of bis disappearance he was
s, srposed to be aboring under temporary iu.
sIon.i Ills family are, Of course, very anxious
in ,u' ihn, aud in an advertisement elsewhere
t;ou uo 0r,y paper, offer reward for informa-
'''n Of his whereabouts.
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Dead Body Found.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, March 2O.-T'hc body Of
anuuknown man, drcadfully mangIed by the pas
sage of Il train, was found on the Lehigh Val,
ley railroad track this morning. The coroner
will hold an iunucSt
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The Vienna Exposition.

New YORK. March 2O-Thc Guard, with
articles for the Vienna exhibition, will be ready
for sea to-day. She has on board a thousand
packages Some few cases had to be left over
to be forwarded by steamer.
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The Arrest OfJudge Staples.

New YORK, March 20.-A Richmond
special says there is indignation in South
western Virginia, over the arrest in Patrick coun-
ty BY United States officials, Of the county,
Judge, Sheriff and others, upon complaint Of a
fugitive negro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-20
Remains Found.

MONTREAL, March 2O.--The remains of Mr.
HYATT commercial traveller, were fpund in
the ruins of the St. James Hotel this morning.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
4 oSlG Et'S SALE OF \ TWO-STGKI
n BRICK DWELLING AND LOT OF
GROUND-By order of the District Court of
the United States FOR the Eastern District Of Viz
gnia in the case of Nj. Eldridgc u Co., bank
rupts, tae undersigned WI! expose for sale, By
public auction, in front of the Ma:ss"n I!uus,.,
in the city of A;exanGria, Va, on SATURDAY,
the 18th Of April, 1878 at II O'Clock m, r..
BRICK TEN L NJ + y I and LOT or l5rl
GROUND, on the west side OF Water street, be-
tween Glbbon and Franklin, in said city of AL
c&andria, fronting on Water Street % feet, nm!
running back II; fee. inches, being the proper
ty conveyed to NJ. EId:ilge aad F. 4. Reed b,y
VIM. y. Goodhand and others.
Terms of Sale: One-!hird OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the residue in
three inStalnlcn.s of three nine and twelve
months the notes Of the purchaser to be taken
ior the deferred payments, with interest from
the day OF sale ana the title u be retain unit!
all the purchase money be paid.
NH ul-ts II. s. WATTLES. Assignee.
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New Goods !!
New Goods q!

Arrived this day at the large aad extensive
establishment of
H. STRAUSS,
Corner of King and Royal streets,
a select and superb assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Valises.
The stock embraces everything in the above
line, and Will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. On hand fifty dozen Mems Calico Shirts,
which are being sold at the REMARKABLY low price
of 35c Il niece. Remember the namo and num-
Der, so King street, corner of Royal. ml3-ot