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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-28

a. 1Rcal Estate Agents and Auctoneers.l
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BLEKEEzNL ESTATE AND FISHERY
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY,, Va
~ virttle or decree Of the Circuit Court Tor The
ETY. Of Ale xandria, WI, numbered ut the Mo-
yeIn Der term 1872 in the suits of Newton against
Newton: and others, and Philips administrator
agninst Newton s executors and others, (consol-
idatcd) the undersigned commissioners, APP
pointed by said decree, will offer at public auc-
ton in front. Of tho Mansion House, Fairfax
street, inthes said city OF Aexandria, Virginia,on
''WEDN ESDA y, tho 30tEoo of April 1873, at II
ol'clocla |mt, a. TRACT.0F LAMP situate in
Tic county ei Prince w lism, Virginia, on the
putoaae VivorY containing about S52 acres, be-
Ing the residue, aer.doductng tho purchases OF
iifter !raptek ~ unas d kEP HOLE, MOUNT
pLfeASAs Tsnd I'll K EA Ran, which waseon-,
vcycd by Isaac Newton .sld wife and S"nue]
y. Garwo GOD and wiIs, in trust To. Edward 7.
'Tayloeppd Pres ley. Thornton, ,Lomsx, by decd,
lated May 18th, 1884, recorded in the land re-
cords of Prince William county, Virginia .,ss..
This y very yalumhIs estate, and bss on il q.
large quantitsspt excellent timber fnd yaiTa-
bic Fish EEY. known as :3;Deep Ho!e;9 Fa,
riydr and .the Alsya9dria. .ahd fredericksburg
<Hail Eoal (which lattsg passes Through ltte land,
>Ap lat sgd survey wIlI be e1bl1lt9d. at,the j'ne
and place of sale and the tract will be sold en-
tire, ot.divded into parcels as may see!p TO tho
com lIttSslRlcCa uSJoo az !iStfRio '''' ID
TERMS Of Sale: Enough in. cash TO pay. the
costs or suit and expenses Of sale, and the resi-
tveiiu. three equal annuai nsta m ents, With. ln-
tercs; from .dstei the purahsseE er. purchasers
81 ing bends with, sppreyed security and the
.,nai,SH md tho land subject to be rcsDld under,
dncres n these Ut aSrph user risk, in case
, ~" ''"' w. FKANCIS j. SMITH.
=: .,.,', .'''''E PfA HGNTQN: + 81. "a.
-t.o ~ 1AIts. -.-::.--. :! -. 80 =
!. dscr @i 6ran rk9PE by
the Circtit Court OF" Ptince William cDurltyi on
ths 1ltaay Of October isIz in the cause sr Of
eds$an ss fnsy Pns aga,nsI f[Aannn
,soners;;' Imprinted by tho said.decrce;; Will ohnr
~ saIe at Hublic auction. to the highGst III. bter
county, on the FIFTH DAY OF, MAY; 1873,
that Ei1g Court 1Sy, TRACT OF LAND, y
cent&rtf1s ato5t: 1Vlz acres +ylng;on tho Chap
:tp|Ia Va+ ,tthfiut4tls ID T ettrSc House, H
~, ! ~ Sn1"aI InnTdsgarv- uuttt1uses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-28

Police HEADQUARTERS The following
Cases have been disposed Of since Saturday
report: Elizabeth Madison and Mike Morris:
-, for diso1derly conduct in Madison alley,
vvre sent to the work house for 30 days.. ten
boys arrested for riding on the care of the Nv.
CIV. NJ. Il g. S. r: r. were discharges with
Y! aalnonitiou; a canal boatmau named John
Wallace, for disorderly conduct on King: street,
vas lined and discharged; W. I. Watkins, Tor
rylea,rl druukenness, was fined and dis
Charged; John Harkett and Charles Jones,
e."ed for abusing their wives, were fined and
discharged. ~. .,," ~ '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-28

INeBR1ErY. The police, this morning re-
.ported more cases OF drunkenness on the streets
yesterday than for many preceding Sundays,
sumo of the untortuuates having spent, in. buy
ing liquor during the day, the whole of their
weeks wages, and leaving. their families almost
npproyided for. .. 49, 81 +.
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1UCTLON Stiles.

tDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
f1 ING PROPERTY, AT rFREDERICKS-
ttBURG, VA, WEDNESDA MAY It'll, 1878
| The undersigned, acting under decree of Court
VII se at public sIet2n, at the seoye Place
E"M ARYE'S FLOUR and CORN MILL"
with. LARGE WAREHOUSE attached and
<appurterant LOTS 'W,hTER-RIGHTS, SC.
|; This property has proven one'of the most val
liable in Nirginis for profitable milling. The
|lnill is of BRICK slate roof threestorlod with
pair Of burr stones improved modernplachiEery
complete, and .nrver-ailng water power Of 40
/ horse on rs feet fall. i - '
line min binds ON tho r.; F. s p. r. R. and
on the Rarpahanndek river ut the shipping
Wharves, having thus water and rail trans ptrta
tlon up To It's door. Its brand is celebrated in
the Baltimore and New. York markets. Supply:
.of Wheat ample. Tho fredericksburg Railroad
to Orange Court House, now being completed,
will brngthc grain OF productive part OF Pied
mont with ~ miles by rail. Additional water
power is to be had at chesprates. This property
is sold toelose' estAteof decedent ~. - 49, !.
Terms =: Oncrthrd cash 1.-the residue on liberal
crcditv ,7a.r JOHN L,MARIE, Dr.
- ,g.,;,,,-.,-,, Trustee and Commissioner.
Fr9deFietsburg! ap 26:eots
/ TRUSTBES S, hALE~-Pursuaut to deed of
II trust lrop William; Bushby. and wfe.to mc.
dated Qetoper 18th, 1911 and recorded in book
No. /, page 543 one Of tie land records OF Alex
andra Corporation Court l shaft, on TT ES--
DAY, May 18th, 1873, Ut IL o'clock p. m; in
trunt of the premises, offer FOR sale, by. pubbc
auction; al THAT IO1fOF GROUND, with EtssssA
the in7prevenien thereon in Alexandria, HalsE
Va, omithe north side nf' Duke street, between
Fairfax and Royal streets fronting .l6 fnet. Oh
Duke street, and expanding back % feet and.
bounded on the west by aten feet alley. and OH
the north BY four feet alley. r.., han :
This property IS improved. by-a two-story
BRI GK''1DW BILLING HOUSE, with buck
.liuil ding, and contains eight ICONS. There is
Avuteriun the premises. -. %:-~...S ~: :"
~Ttrws, >byieonsepto parties interested; $500
ut Sin and twelve months; the deferred pay
ments TO. be s9cu'fed BY Che purchasers bonds,
with good personal SECURITY, and II decd OF trust
upon the property sold =. !. - :. - '- .'..
J.; up 26cots@ D. IL. SMOOI+ Irlstoa
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REMARKS. -PsimB and. choice samples ct
Wheat aro worry artivc;sTd prices may bequotted
,2a3c better; offerings Of 35l bushels white and
422 Of rcd, with sales of the former at l92 and
800 foe Enry gppd to primo, and 2O5. for choice
ala of the latter ut $780, 1s5 1872 and 1913 for me,
dum to very good, Corn is active and I'M
chang offerings oC9W bushels mixed and ia
of yella%awtk aslea1 the: former ~ 8o"od o''
and of thc.latter at G6 and Ca. :, i;-.,.-: :,
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,. A Strike.

1SALEM, NJ, April 2s.:-'fhe Boys employ
ed at the glass works have struc against rcceiv,
ing the ;shiu:plasters iss.lcdby the company' and
good only at storos owned ,bg the companies.
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Gone to Pieces,

New York; Apr. 2s.--The ,Reveoue, Cut;
ter Bronx which went ashore on the 18th inst.
atGlum Island has gone to pieces, -: ,..: =.
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The MolecMAEL
4Ru 4 CAUSE OF ri E. aIu RDE R OPP jG FIN: -cAND4

/ II is confidently astcrtedA that the Modocs IN,
tsnded.to net in good faith Al the late arranged
mptess shs 5 ss r @ST FIJI Sr
Spring suit from Me simon BloYIholm, Of, A.
o1ardria, and thus AVA kenel The eupidity of
Captain Jmk, who, ,obiiyiNls Of Al Consequences
determined to got that suit any hoy iHnd be not
Blondheim hss Oh hspl al lis ,.stoEe CORNER Of
King and Eairflx streets, many more Of the
Samo at rs, low prices as. they Gan be Obtained
:anyWhere in America ~. L T,:n - /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-28
DUTOMaC LANDS FOR SALE.
COM MISSIONE RS!SALE OF VALU ABL E
..I = .. REAL ESTATE:

- NEhL IDA A!SH.'
under decree of the County Court Of King
a4aorge eouaty, entered at the March torn there
! Of 1873, in the chanccry cause of Hooc u Bro ct
als VS.. Grymes, admir-, ct ais, will offer for
sale at public auction; III front o. the Court
House of King George cor on Thu KSDA1,
May lstr 1873, that being Court day, TWO Of
for sale in this county sinch the war-the one
known. as :'FAlK HAVEN" and other MS
."BELLE VIEW" -
Fair Haven contains 1871 acres of land, is well
wooded and watcred, sndis located immediately
on the banks of the Potomac river, about ono
mile from Mathias Point wharf, and seventy
miles below. Washington city. The soil is good,
and admirably. adapted 10 the production OF
fruits, vegetables, &C.. Bull dings on Fair Ha-
ven ordinary and water good and abundant.
- Belle View contains about tai acres .ot land,
all level well wooded, and with HI abundance
of water It. is located ,irp madlatey on the banks
OF the Potomac, and ~djoin$ Fair HAven. Belle
,Visw is immedistely oppositc the terminus of
the Baltimore aud potomac RAILROAD. and IS
consequently of easy ACCESS to Batlmore, Alex
andrin and Washington. There is on the place
Il small, but new and neal ID w ELLlNG GHsA
HOUSE md all necessary. out buildings, 49,.
situated within thirty feet of the bank Of the
the finest on The river. The sull is kind and we'll
adapted to the production Of fruits aud vegeLa-
bles. Both or either of these places call be pur-
chased at II great sacrltc;."
Terms Three hundred and fifty dollars cash;
the residue in one, tWu and three years; or all
.cas h at THE option ot.the purchaser.
...Forfurt herintormI!oIL Apply 10 me C"mm'S-
..". ,.'.o -.Comorn. PDatotics, Virginia. or
'., a.; =: ....R- b. LEWIS, -, .-...
,...l Dt,,:: Oak Grove Postotlico Virginia
liking George. county. NH Are"tS. 49,. ..-... .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-28

NARROW ESCAPE "A child of Mr.. Robert
Crook, three years old, fell from the second
story window of that gontemap's house, near
the corner of Columbus and Princess streets,
on Saturday afternoon last, to the brick pave
ment Of the yard below, but, it is thong lit, re
ceycd no serious injury.
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Why Has SOZ0d0nt

Become tho staple Dentriieo Of Amorrca? Sfm'
nly because it is impossible to use it, even for
week, without perceivng it's hy gicnfc effect ulor
the teeth, the gums and the breath. " APPS
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CuIEsArxAKE AND Quo. CANAL REcElrTs.-
Tho RECRUITS iram TOLLS of,:the Ghesapcake. arc
Ohio Canal UvmpsD y, for the 'week ending APT
10, foutnp Sl5, .175Ydlvlded As l9n 81 w Etln
cock sls WI. Wiiiism, port SlO7.A ; from water
rents S2Uu24 ..r.. :: i! i.,;',4 '' '''...o 80.
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rid says the search, for the members of the
Permanent Committee continues. Seniors Be
ccrfa and Mg,lerola hav, been arrested 1.s!L'!1'
"A nluuster mass meeting Of Ftltralists was
yesterday held at which gallant speeehes were
made.
LONDON, April 2S. The carriage works Of
the Lancashire Railway Company i'll Manches-
ter were destroyed by fire last night: Fifty
locomotives and l2o coaches WHICH. were in the
building. were burned. Loss i l,O0O,0OO9.,I ..
/ LONDON, April 2S.-The King aud Queen
of Denmark will visit london; in the latter part
t.of May.: e&a1o 49, .>.}.-l .1:'1::. H' .'." -
: PAisis, April 22s. THE election Of Barodet to
the. National Assembly from this city vii! prob
ably lead to the modification of the Ministry 1t
is probable that Count De Rcmusat,. Minister
of Foreign Affairs, fconsay, Minister Of Finance,
and Jules Simon, Minister of Public lnstrue-
ton will resign. C;.simer Perlcre, formerly
Minister Of the Interior, and NJ. Greyy, late
President Of the Assembly, arc, talked Of aS
probable members Of the new Cabinet.
PARIS, April 2S.-The following are the
final returns Of the election in this city yester-
day to fill the vacant seat in the NATIONAL As
sembly: Barodct $50, l46; Rcmusat, 1884,
406 Stohcl, 27,05S> 4 .....l - ~, ~. :,
The elections in the department Of Correzc,
Juril, and Marine were carried by the KepubIl-
cans. To- Morbhan the Catholics were sue
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Cow KILLED.--A COW belonging to Mr..
Owen Carroll was run over by local train on
the A. e. w. Railroad Saturday morning near
the canal basin, aud had to be killed afterwards.
The engineer has since been summoned to the
MAYORS office TO answer the charge OF running
his train at too rapid rate through. the city.
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EH. Mr.. GUARD, of the Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore,
iFashcl here last night 10 the NJ. E. Church,
Sroulh, to u very large and most attentive au=
u;'cnce one Of the most eloquent and interest
my sermons ever listened to IN this place. tie
N Su' not, before, beou heard in this city and
Rn, S IN Ssrc aware of his power and Abilities
ci,,o 1 ~. VINO We're present now know and appre-
Gancr 'n nr iTtee Of his reasoning and the bril-
J,s; ,y VI Ills luagination. There is general
breach aJ ;1fat he may again be invited to
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- 80 80 CANAL CUMMEHCE: .....- =.
=. ,t<4s-;Izzs e.asSsz;z::2s
.-r Up1vl1c

j." b bats &c Young, games Hoy, Kste' # B
rCrom we'll Rechs piles, !yRo L Reed, K Grant
and. A H Grant to American Coal Co.. boats =
GlStanhope and II Miller, to New Centraf
Goal Co; boats Silver Wave ami Five Brothers,
:tn.G eorge's Creek: Goa, Coz boats Geo 7 De-
Wit r Emmett, Alex Albums. and d Gar,
rett to Hhinpshite'& .Bs1timere Cosl Cos beats
Ida a. Sable md Gem rant, Its Sinclair g Ag-
new boats Thos Z Sheridan |andD ~ E"TI'> TO
W a Smoot; bost Henry w APE, jr.,, to E Fran;
|cfs j bossCapt job m ehefdan, to Consolidated
csr' ~ ';'*bt4EfF asrrRts. ~ .:, = .,:
||',. Boats Il H. sp1igg.: Jaa: Hoy. Henry, Wade,
ir., i Young q Segersen, haze ana Eeo:f
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TELEGRAPH%NEWS;.


>tsrEcAL DISPATCHES TO TIE dAzETTE.]
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES YEsTERDAY.-The
weather yesterday, though cool, was pleasant,
and many persons attended the services at the
several churches Rev. MIR. Mccormick occu-
pied the pulpit Of Christ Church, Rev. Thomas
n. Davy preached in the NJ. r. Church IN the
morning, Rev. Mr.. Guard in the NJ. r. Church
South at night, and Rev. Mr. Mlrrlck ID the
Baptist Church in the morning. with these
exceptions the pulpits were hlled Ivy the
-asident clergy. The following is report
f the work done during the day by the Young
Mems Christian Association:
The St. Asaph street Sabbath School was
veil attended yesterday, there being an increas-
Cd number of teachers and scholars. The room
was not large enough to contain all that were
present We are making an effort to procure
ar build larger room. There was no meet.
;ns : IL the Jail. The King aud West streets
sunday School was attended by a full number
Of scholars but the teachers were few; the de-
rortmcnt aud attention OF the former to their
studies gave great satisfaction to the committee;
he session closed with an address by MIR. JAS.
l. Cation. The Aims House meeting was very
barely attended, the exercises were OF the
mo> !.rrcut character, aud large committee
Present. The colportucrs at the canal basin
rcpon satisfactory work as the result of their
labor at that point. The King and West sts
prayer meeting ut 81 D. N. was worked by a
ul corps Of members, but the gathering was
moi large; however, those present gave great
at,cuNu to the speakers, and the exercises
We're very interesting and gratifying. The
Sunday afternoon prayer meeting in the Bap-
list Church bad It's Usual good congregation
and soul-sirring services; the speakers on the
occasion took advantage Of the presence Of the
yourh of both sexes to make ftrvent appeals
70 them to devote their young lives to the Mas
ters service. This meeting will be held next
Sunday ia the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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HAIR !: .D I; : ]l:'.' q: ),
]. 66sKing street.: ~ . :::.*:
We have now on hand and are constalrtll.
manu- featuring the largest stock Of ~ ~, 49,.

We have now on hand and are constantly
manu- featuring. the largest stock OF -" :.
REAL AND IMITATION HAIR. -. 49, -.
o,o, ocffered in Alexandria Of the finest quality
Hair and work only. :, Our prices for making lp
Switches, Curla. &c, are rs per cent ies5 kliap
they can be, done anywhere For making S = i5S
W. W. and other. work in proportion; Hair
Switches fropSl upwards: Our - AND SoSwlte9 %
cannot Be beat in any place fol! the price. ~
s and examine before purchasing else"here' mo
trouble to s Eh2ETReG Els; HAIR DEPOT,
% G6 King street.
GREEN'S NOTION "HoU's E.
(T IS King street. :,
cSn n sas sgg. Ef zEPHYs eths
hsss aa S importcd, which viii be mailed to
snV address at 20 per o., or assorted colors 10
match any patternat l2c IR9 erA e9s " GREEN.
ap % 0hA2. =. :, TS1I,.-
Y0sTaR,s INSECT POWDER : + the
I I'M adiate destruction Of Bed Bugs. foashes,
Fleas. Flies Moths in Wooens Fissnne,,S, : ats'
Carpets SC, Vernin or Birds row. , Aii,t Y
Plants, Sc Not dangerous 20 use ny ~
Just received a. w ARFIBLD s HALL :
ap q Corner Prince and Fairfax :s5ss; !; :;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT. FU \;
~ NITUKE PASTE gives. a bes MH.nis w., ID
Wood Work all smooth Wood. g. ~ w. ~ ~,
Paintings revived 10 look equal TO trssn :pa''!''u
pictures Just rece'ye wed Apd u 9s ss 81 p
zap % W 1.is1. y u a ~:
a IVERILL CHEMICALjPAINTis propar-
IN ed for immediate use and Is .seiu III o nn
hand, also cards with specimens OF the VARIOUS
sh sp Sold E. is0 REAgp 5Si;G BRO
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CHILD's REMAINS FOUND. A Waterman on
the Alexandria Canal, yesterday, discovered a
box on the side OF the tow path opposite the
bone factory that had been scratched up by a
dog, and which, upon examination, was found
to contain the remains of child wrapped in
bloody clothes, but in an unrccognzable con
dition. They were reintercd in the same place.
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Look TO yotir Hnf!.rcSr!

At this most unprecedented money strinscncy
in our commercial metropolis anl2cc rrespond-
:ingly dull times most all pvet'the Country, IT,
well Tor each and every inaiyi1ual 70 look to
his interest! -"By paying our esterrris'ns Cloth
i crs, l. Schwartz & Co, Siircpta Clothing
Hall a visit you can save at least 20 percent in
buying your garments there; besides the extra
ordinary advantage Of having'a variety Of styles
and patterns to select from, immonsc in Quantity
and far superior in duA!ityto any Others IN this
city They say they will sell remarkably cheap
and, as is generally known, they mean an. what at
they say. You will do wo!l.to ca|l early at 80
King street, Sarepts Clothiag Hall. ...,.,ap p
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TIE FIsuERY.-S Saturday report the
receipts Of fish at Fishtowu have been $50, OOO
herring, which sold at from IS to Sc per thons
and. aud $4,000 shad, which sold at from 50!
to sll! per hundred. The supply of rock and
nerch still remains small and such fish sell
high. The catch at the Virginia shores seem;
TO be falling off, while that Of the Mary laud
shores does not increase. The suppl " is not
equal to the demand and the market Is brisk.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, APRIL 2S, 1873.
SUN ROSE: Z 80! 3 O8 NOON SETS. Vi
SUN SETS. 49,. go: go. f1s -
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LOCAL NEWS.

,,-,n,y School ANNIvERsARY.-Th an
,rs,rv meeting of the Sunday School Of tho
" L Church, South, was held, yesterday,
w. the most suspicious circumstances. The
9 n, sas clear and pleasant, tho singing OF tho
u h;l1rrn sweet and the addresses delivered APP
', n"mriat, and effective.
"I Trr Rns,v and Mr.. Beall the ministers 10
.na 49,, Of the church we're exceedingly happy
elI SCREAMING in their remarks at the | |
a'I VI services. During these exercises the
,hni,rs occurred the galleries, the girls being
>'" ,h, .onrh and the boys on the north sides,
Oh !' 'b.;r singing was certainly Very fne.
aiI ' ,bn afternoon at 8 o'clock an experience
III ,;ny Of considerable interest was held in the
unv',ay School;room where interesting address
'u ,nlrs made to the large audience assembled.
e. e. ,o,,,rrration was dismissed with the bene
IT,, Sn BY Rev. Dr. Kilgore, Of the NJ. P.
Church. ,,n,s,.,,, ,uo,,
.',rs , was present. The children Of the
'"3,1 asain occupied the galleries. The ser
S'v nm th;s. occasion was delivered 10y Rev.
T TInu w Guard, of the. NJ E.. Church, Balti,
a"r who chose for his subject the text found
~ 'V ,hc l5th verse, 57th chapter Of the prophe,
a;os nf Is,;sh: For thus saith the high and
I"fv II One that nhabteth eternity, whose namt
" I}oIy: dwell in the high and holy place with
him also that is of aeontrse aud humble spirit
tr revive the spirit of the humble, and TO re
viye the heart OF the coutrite ones" Owing t.
~. rps,lcssncss of some persons, not children
hut ,Jnlts, those in the rear Of the church were
JonLtlrss unable to follow the thread OF The
orator 5 discourse, and indeed for the sake o
those who attend services for the purpose Q
hearing and being edited, it would be we'll j
such restless spirits would remain at home. l
i impossible with our limited space to Civ
even synopsis of Mr.. Guards sermon, blu
suffice it to say that as pulpit orator., he Cal
hardly be said tie have superior; his imager.
Is beautiful, his every motion grace. The be
haviouro the Sunday School children deserve
special commendation, and the manner in whc
they rendered the different pieces, especial
"Jubilate Deo,' and Strike Oh Strike i
worthy Of special remark.
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;. FIGHT. "A considerable crowd was attracIcu
to the northern end Of Fairfax street early this
afternoon by fight that occurred between
Thomas Taylor and John Creegan,-two, men
who occupied house in that locality, during
which the former picked up Ratchet and cut
the latter on the head, severely, but, it Is
thought not seriously. Taylor was held by
Justice May in the sun of $500 bail for one
week, to await the result of Creegan's wounds
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been sAsoSAl-Rev., Q. NJ: Green, who. has
rrs s r !" for. nearly six months in the
closed clos, Ihi;esbyterian Church, most acceptably,
day "is laoors last evening, and will leave IN
bark; n VI two TOR his home preparatory. TO-: em7
Ms.;oss lor Japan, where. he will. labor as a
in Nam a Tor the Presbyterian Board. located
bar, m;l osk. The,memberso fthe lst Church,
is So, |'tn MIN with great regret, but his heart
ElnpireO % Missionary work in the Japanese
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Ladies': s7issts~ and Ciifdrcn-s Boots,
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bracng al Of lhe latest styles, WHICH &p c2n57
IDENTITY believe to be the very best, stock, w
solicit purchasers to cali apl. examine fqr them
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:, ARREST OF FREE RDEns:-The boarding. Of
g CIV p passenger " trains on the VIC. v. NJ. T. G.
bows vt n,' on their arrival aud departure by
p,<s.n wiz occupy the platforms and obstruct
81 oiHa.! anu train hands has Of late become
nea l, ,a that the police have been APP
jones' " 19r reef Yesterday afternoon officers
ten of J. walker, Ogden and Belts arrested
tho u Ho we offenders and marched them from
whcra . III street depot to police Headquarters
and dizzy lucy were reprimanded by the Mayor.
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by r. A. hFFUys {. ..-'.- 60.
1Raa,. Estate Agent and .Auctloneer, < =,

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