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Marine Disasters.

LONDON, March IA dispatch from Llyer-
pool says steamer, The uamc Of which is nn-
known, founlercd this morning in tie River
Mcrscy, below Liverpool. Al! on board are
supposed to have persisted.
LONDON, March l.-lulcgencc has reached
this city that the bark Bayone. from BATAVIA
for Falmouth: was wrecked IN Mounts bay,
an inlet Of the Atlantic. Oh the extreme south
west coast of England. Fifteen Of the crew
were drowned
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The Sny<Icr Murder Case.

PHILADELPHIA. March IA dispatch from
Bethlehem states that the coroncr'> jury in the
Monroe Snyder case have not yet concluded
their investigation, but have adjourned to Tues
day. The testimony thus far indicates that
the murderer was of medium size, dark hair
and whi>kcrs aud was dressed IN a full suit OF
black. The investigation is conducted secretly.
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'E'lsp Inauguration.

Fort MONROE March l.-Major General
William /. Barry. commandment OF tic artillery
school at this place, has been Sel,c'ed as Chief
Marshal of the inauguration ceremonies and
leaves for Washington to, nigh; to make the me-
ccssary arrangements The five companies OF
artillery stationed here will leave on the Lady
Of the Lake Monday next and reach Washing
ton Tuesday morning 10 time to join the pro-
ct SsIDD
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For the Vienna Exposition.

NEW York, March 1.-The Supply sails for
Trieste today, having on board cargo ot
every variety of American producls and ma
chiery for the Vienna exposition. The Guard
is now being loaded at Brooklyn aad viii sail
on the 18th inst No American locomotives,
billiard tables or light carriages VII be sent to
the exhibition America will appear to the
greatest advantage in the Department Of Fine
Arts
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sr.sR ksFED.

Rollins. by Rev Mr. s. Tronc, JAMES w.
MAYuUGH 10 LAVINIA +. ROLLINS.
By the same, Feb. 18th, 1873 Mt the residence
of - Payne, WIN. JANE GODFREY to
CLEMMEY n. CLAGGETT.
BY the same, ut the residence of the hrlde,S
rAthrr, on the 2G,h of February, 1873, CHI AS.
w. FORSYTHE, to MARY FRANCES UT-
TERRACk
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON March | II n ,

WASHINGTON, March |, II a. m.
Probabilities For New England and North.
crn Middle States, rising barometer, westerly
winds and clear or cleaning weather. Winds
rising temperature by Saturday night on the
cloudy weather prevail over the South Allan
tic States. Southeast winds with cloud and
possibly rain continue 10 the Gu.r States. Al
area Of low barometer develop from Texas to
Missouri. Northeast winds with rain or snow
extend thence to Wisconsin and the. Lower
Lakes. Cold northerly winds and cloudy wealth
er continue in the extreme Northeast.
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RENTING OF TIE FISH Wharf.-The Cor
poration's property at Fshtown was rented at
noon to-day, in front Of the market house, by
i. D. Harrison, auctioueer, to W. a. Stewart,
for 1925. Among the bidders were George
w. Harrison, who bid $4,000, Owen kerby,
Hugh Latham, Oliver Evaus aud others.
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Cuban Agents.

New York, March Lit was rumr"d yes,
terday that new appointments had been made
in place Of the present genera! agents Of the
repubc Of Caba in thi, city.
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The Texas Pacific e. e.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S.-'Thc Reno party
of surveyors for the Texas Pacific railroad alriv-
ed at Priuce Vlllagc, Arizona, February l9lh
when they connected with II surveying party
from the East
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PheIDhS. Dodge a. 60.

New York. March 1.-The SUI asserts
positively that Phephs, Dodge 4 Co., yestcr-
day paid over S27l 900 to District Attorney
Bliss thereby settling the disputed claim with
the gOVcrnnent.
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SENATOR JOHNSTON.

Senator Johnston has been compcl!ed tt
leave Washington before the close If The se>
sion on account Ct the serious Illness Of h':
mother.
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The JumeI Will Case.

New YORK, March l.--Bowcn, the defeat
ed party in the Jumel will case propose, to ap-
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Mr.. w. J. HOLLAND, at his stall IN the
market, had this morning all kinds of meats of
the best quality Upon taking possession of
his new stall next week he will have some foe
show meat, and will allure the buyers with
excellent music procured for the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-01

The House Of Representatives was engaged
from its opening in tiilibuSteriag to prevent the
full adoption Of til bill giving Coogrcs >n'2n an
increase of >alars
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~ EW STORE.

Mrs. B. DRIEFCS
will open on Saturday, March Sth her NJ "
STORE, No. 100 King street, with iull AID
select line Of
LADIES and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
Having first class connections with business
houses North, she will be able TO sell nj greatly
reduced prices.
ns-D Don't f,rget tho opening day, Saturday.
March Sth at 100 : Ing street, D. Bcndhc'm :
old stand.
NH 1T Mrs. Is. DklEf I >
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nst- We desire to express our acknowledg
ments to Messr> Wise " Co., Agents OF III"
R1yal Insurance Co., of London; the Home L.
surnncc Co., OF New York, and ;hc Nor;h Brit
ish and Mercantile Insurance Co, OF London
and Edinburgh, and to the AlcXtndrl lnSur-
ance Co., OF which General III. Marye Is score
t,rv for thci- promptEcSs in settling and pay
inr our losses; and we heartily recommend the
above con pancs to all who &c ire liberal al
irstmcnts and quick payments.
Respectfully.
mr11t WATTLEs Knox s: Co.
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ALEXA. SOCIAL CORNET BAND,

Assisted By Professors NECKER and II ~
GINNIS, OF the Washington Marine Band, and
by the Ai"x;ndria Qmrte.te Club, With other
musical talent II The city,
AtSAREPTA HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, March llth, 1878.
Tickets 5Dc: reserved seats 1Jc--to he hnd OF
the comm,.trc, and at the bookstore of Mr.. Gco
L. French, AID at y Hcckcr'S music store.
frb l3..d
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~
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
meeting n Norfolk with The steamers IT,
Of the Merchants and Miners Trans .EssssassssSs
portatiun Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf No. 4 south wharycs. EVERY MON
DAI and THU RSEAY at $50 p. M, for Nor
folk Returning, leave Norfolk on TU ESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, at3 p. M, stopping at Fort
Wa, hington, Glynont, Piney Point, Point
Lookout and Fortress Monroe
This lInc, contracting ut Alexandria with the
o., y. & IL. Mnc W. j. Q. Il. Rs, and ut Nor
folk witt! the Boston STEAMERS, oilers superior in
duccmcntS iur the rapid and careful shipment "f
Ill kinds oflrcisAt to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention Of shippers is particularly d.
rect"d TO This feature. All freight forwarded
tree Of confusion, and through bills of IaIing
given.
For freight or passage *noly on board, or to
'. u. GkuNHh, Norfolk. j. q. WATERS,
Ecor3ctDwn or
F. A. REED. Agent Alexandria.
DORSEY CLAGG EFT, Grn. Ayt,
Cor. 18th 81. and New York ave,
Washington d. G.
FIRST Glass fare to Norfolk, 81; round trip, IS
Second class fare t. Norfolk, - round trip, So
40 22-ti
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LIST OF LETTERS

Reminding in the Alexandria, Va, Postohicc
March |. 1873.
Persons calling for letters will say they arc add
vcrtiscd and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they Will be
snnt To the lirud letter Office. in Washington.
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ErcElprs BY RAILRoAD.-The following arc
auouy the receipts by the O., A. & NJ. T. II.
this week Corn 3,706 bushels, wheat 5. 945,
re 40, oats 45, mill vtfal 240, corn meal no.
leans 6, potatoes 10, walnuts ID, dried fruit
!tl. onions 5, seed bag and So boxes, flour
81 bhlS, ground bark 544 sacks, ground sumac
Ii sacks, Sumac IS sacks fowls t coops, lcath-
er n rolls, hay lS3 bales, dressed hogs 81,
dressed poultry SO bbls, lard frkins, bacon
~ lbs, butter Is bblS and kegs, eggs 10 bbs
auiboxc> blooms DDS, 900, b$,apples 20 bbls, fur
packs, caggagc II bags and tiercc, fresh
tesi l.>12 lbs, pig iron 10000 lbs, whiskey |
to. tobacco % boxes, straw II bales, lumber
ii>l3l feet, vinegar bbl<, calves and cows IS
head, hides lis bundles, oil 6 bbl>, broomS ,
BOXES, sheep >kius , bales, stonc-ware and
sqo;kcry II clskS, buckwheat ! bbls and .
Bays talow box. iron $50 lbs, wood 70
cords, rags .t45 lbs, empty casks Sc, cattle -
'aIS; cattle and sheep cars, sand car
lMe following were the receipts by the W. Il
w. Il, H.: Wheat l,046 bushels, corn 2,2G0,
meal 81. rye %, feed los, ear corn ii bbls.
Sa''er = bbl> and frkins, poultry IL bbls and
S S eggs I'll bbIs aud kegs, -four l07 bbls
I i NUT II bags, nuts t bags, cabbage 6
"aS> ana bt seed 50 boxes, hides bundles
I~, : 0N'I!c>, Sumac 5000 lbs, old iron and
r, ""s> 4,'"" lbs pork 9.O27 lbs calves 81 head,
r,,s > = r,'op> pows I, cattle car, wood 6
~ '"uoh = cars furniture | cal.
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LOCAL EWS.

Cry School BOARD. The regular incc-
;,c Of this Board was held last uiaht, present ::
rJrar Saowdcu. .jr, esq President, the ou-
n,.,luteuhcnt OF Schools, and M"s=rS. y. ,.
t,Ych. Burke, and Wilmington.
Pursuant to the Bylaws, the Chairman an
roauced the committees Tor the cnsulug year,
a, follows: a.,
Wilmer. :,
Beach and w. I. Carne, aud the Superntcn-
dent. :,
Snowdcn, and the superintendent
Ga Complaints and Grievances Messrs. Ad-
}>oa, S. f. Beach, and Wilmington
On School houses and Furniture -Mcssrs.
Uopkins and Whittlesey, aud the Superlnten-
drut. :, :, :,
On Washington School-McssrS. 5. +.
Beach. Hopkins aud NeaIe
On Lee School Mcssrs. }. ). Beach, heat,
anu Burkc.
On Suow,cn School-Mc>srs. ". t. Carue,
Wl,;lcs,.y, and Suowdcn.
On llalIowsil SchUol-MesSrs. Addison,
Winner, aud Whituagtou.
The Superintendent of Public instruction
nv DR.. Ruttner, being present, was request
81 +, I'VE hi views As 10 the need OF our
Schools. &c whcrcupon, he urged upon the
trustees lr,scut the necessity Of providing
,r,nd >chnolho,lscs al once, il the court Eonse
r,ud nor be secured for that purpose. He
though; the c,,rt house Il very desirable place
and Suggested an early examination into the
l,.r,I difficulties in the way Of Obtaining 1t.
The Civ Superintendent suggested that the
court house Was TIE OILY hope Tor u good
school !ni.Giu. mon. V could Hot be obtalEcd
for h;lill.n, one
The Supcriatc.d2nt Of Public Instruction
thou hit .ha; where there Was Il vii; there was
away Ii the people really wanted good
school house, they would have one. In
Lynchiurg, when the schools were first started,
i, was with great difficulty that the City COun-
eli could be persuaded to appropriate any
money al all. aud the first appropriation was
tu. $500. With that. nothing ut all could he
d,.e, % the School Board appointed stand
Ii. cJ,u,uit.cc who waited OF the Couucll at
every meeting, aud ii last got IS, 900 d year to
py teachers. They then found that schno
bindings We're necessary, aud asked tor
$6v,v,O. They got half that SUN, built a fue
school house. and now Lyuchburg stands next
10 Rchmoul in schools, and her prosperity
had teen greatly promoted thereby. Rich
moni hal ta; tour new school houses, at a
4 co>i Of $4,000, and was about to build !;
fifth, aud there could be no doubt that the
population OF ;he city had been largely lncreas-
ed b. Its iinc school establishment Peters
burg vas about to borrow $40 900, to build
.cGoo! houses, aud it had been found every
where, that the very people who opposed the
appropriations became the walmest friends OF
the schools after they went into operation.
4 good deal of conversation then followed
among the trustees, on this and other snb tctS,
aud, at . p m. there being no prospect of "a
quorum, the Board on motion of Mr.. Whit
lDsion adjourned to meet on "Wednesday
evening next, at = clock.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
s'EbSGgs EI.SS.
WASHINGTON, March !, 1873.
SENATE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Senate Was eng ,gcd with the Civil Ap'
preparation Bill
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y IDOL EXAMINATION The examination
~ ~ i%'a0on School, Falls Church Township,
n nI'tlaS county, Miss Alice G. Murphy, princi,
sn~, n'S hS!1 Yesterday with the most gratifying
r.. ".s>' tie pupils were examined in arithme-
>n ~, S,.''nmar' geography, reading, writing aud
"">' aNu have made great Improvement
rr,aa 'ile past term. 4 vote of thanks was
wS sSGaca to he teacher for the able manner in
wr WHY" size had Instructed the scholars. \ we'll
e,r''' ," aId appropriate valedictory address was
s ~, !, and read by Miss Cora A., daughter
yrar| ~ III !, narnuu, esq, young lady but ID
h~m;u o" hemarks were made by Messrs.
o,S ",.nS' Martin, Ri>ton Aud, Bailey aud
E.N n.n;A at The close of the ceremonies Miss
N,~> y u nrrn came forward aud presented to
>rr, S aurphy' In behalf of the school, hand
rpustr, present :Sl! accompanied with appropriate
n. ~, which Shercceived with many thanks.
tb r' services of Miss Murphy were secured for
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81 ,"E MARKET this morning. was we'll attended
>,, "'" supplied. Many of the butchers. and
;~ r, =, The huckSters occupied their stands in
VAR. "aFNet house some of the stands
cooj ,"'' with flowers, and presented a
Alndx Iil,1arance. The display of meats of all
the ,,. 'est' mutton, veal, pork, &C.. atttacted
wrr~ r;,n OF house keepers. The prices
uo;ira "'anoGl change. We have no change n
fresh u. me prices of vegetables. Butter
toz "'a4o cts per ID. Eggs 30a35 c.s, nsr
Water cr c'unuy pork 10 cts. per lb-
We're any, uses We're for sale The fish benches
iercuti I In, We'll supplied with fresh fish of diff.
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nor SALE.-525 ACRES OF LAND
/ known MS "bETAVILLE," (part of
"Bushy Ridge Plantation'') situated in Pr. Will
liam county, Va, So miles from Alexandris.
The o., A. S NJ. r. R. runs through it near
NokeSyiilc station; about half in timber; title
perfect and no encumbrances. House and i'm
proyen cnts having been burned during the war,
the land can be bought at y low figure for cash.
Wood enough may be sold OFT the place to pay
for it. Apply to DR.. A. F. 4. KING, l426 New
York avenue, Washington, d. Z. oI-lm
ANDRETH,S WARRANTED FRESH
II and GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS-.All
the most desirable varieties Just received, direct
from Philadelphia, and for sale in any quantities
to suit purchasers. ,,o,.rpp -
LANDRETH'S RURAL REGISTER for
1873, very valuable little book for the farmer
and gardener, is now on our counters LOT gra-
tuitous distribution and will also be mailed TO
any address free OF postage, upon appilcaIlon'
feb Is JANNEI s. CO, lao hlnR 81.
rERGEANTS NOTICET TO TAXPAYERS.
The uncollectcd STATE TAN BILLS for the
year 1872 are now in my hands for COLLECTION.
Having but limited time to collect ana maze
returns to the Treasurer l respectful ~ ask those
who have not paid to call and settle and save
further expense, j. NJ. STEUART,
City Sergeant.
Office No. 10 south Royal street, up stairs.
dar 1D-tf
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COMM EEss'Y.AL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March 1.-The mar
ket for Wheat is unchanged offerings OF l63
bu heels Write and l25S Of red, with a'cs OF the
former AT 2l0 for choice, and Of the latter at l3O
for Il damaged lot. $50 for fair, 100 and l@3 for
good, 200 and 203 for primo, and 2O7 and 2lO for
choice Corn is in fair receipt and prices may
be quoted lc off; offerings OF 2l32 bushels mixed
ard 80 of yellow, with sales of the former at to
and GG, and of the latter ut 65. Small offerings
of Rye, with sales at o. Oats are dull; offerings
of A bushcls-no sales reported
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STEAMBOATS,.
HsFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.,
wv IA Ell .lS
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

On and after MONDAY, the 81 of .-h
March, HOURLY TRIPS will be-SssEsssG
made by the Ferry Boats between Alcxandria
and Washington, commencing 1T u. IN. Last
trip vt Is p. from either end Of the line.
s s. HOWISON, Priest.
5. GEDNEY. Sup. feb 2S-lw
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OSCAR +. BAGGETT. sails Nos. 5 and .
New Market. dcacr in fresh and corned beef.
smoked tongues &c., will, on and after Satur-
day, March lst, 1872 have i"r sale all kinds OF
the most choice butchers, meats feb .S-lm
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ERESH DRUGS and SPICES, Croton on,
Il Assafte:ida, Alum, Camphor, Chloridc
Lime, Cream Tartar, Conpcras, Nutmegs Gin
namon Bark, Cloves, Allspice and Whole Pep
per at ,,,cunD,-,c
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y o TIC L

,s-k -
The steamer COLUMBIA Captain James
Harper. will resume her regular Route on SAT-
CRDAi next, March lSt, leaving Baltimore at
o clock p. n; returning will leave Pier ).
Alexandria, EE Ely TUESDAY NIGHT, vi
10 o clock.
NI.".A All way freight mast be prepaid
For further Information apply -
feb 23-lm IS. WHEAT Agent
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= = i
me. My friend not only attended to my
studies, striving also all the while to SOW the
right kind Of spiritual seed, but she pro-
cured me business situation with a par
ticular friend Of hers, where ! remain to
this day. Nobody, but God knows what |
owe this woman. During the last three
months of those two years, i noticed that
she grew constantly pale and thin she
never was betrayed into speaking of her.
self Sometimes when would ask her il
she felt worse than usual, she would re-
ply: -,
"Oh, mol am only little tired--that
is ALL
zone evening she kept me by her sofa
much longer than was her custom, while
she arranged lessons, and laid out work
enough it seemed to me, for months.
Why SO much to.night?' inquired,
conscious that my heart ached, and vaguely
suspecting the cause. "a ,.sga osisTf aaal
Because, dear, she answered. Il dono
want you to come for the next week, and
am anxious that you should have suffi-
cient work to anticipate, as well as to
keep you busy. think can trust you to
be good boy, John p s1i555I 1gIi SIS 4
90 think you can. ma am answered,
almost sobbing. lH
90 III should see your mother, my
dear boy, before long, what shall | say to
her for youY g f4
!" Then knew all, and my grief knew
no bounds. 1t is no use to go on. She
died two DAYS after; and when hear
folks saying There's woman at the bot
tom of it, / feel like telling the whole
world what woman did for me. -
american Citizen, Lo,oeH.
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oFFIcE OF SUPERINTENDENT

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT y
U. 8. COURTHOUSE AND POST-oFFICE
AT RALEIGH, N. c., July Fl, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at This Office
until II m. OF the 9rH DAY OF AUGUST. is7a,
for furnishing and delivering at the site OF the
building, all Of the CONCRETE, STONE, RUB
required for the construction of TIE building.
There will be required 800 cube yards more or
less hard, durable stone, broken to the size of
hens eggs, and suitable for Concrete,
One thousand cube yards more or less Bubble
Stone, which may be of Granite, Limestone or
other suitable stone which Is flat on the bed,
sound, durable, and which breaks with clear,
square fracture one-quarter to be bond stones
of alength equal to the thickness of the walls,
and to contain not less than ten Q0) cubic feet.
No stones containing less than one and one.half
90 cube feet, or less than twelve (l2) inches
thick will be received. Gs
Also for 100000 hard-burnt Red Bricks of the
best quality, taken from the heart of the kiln.
No salmon or arch Brick viii be received,
Also.for 1000 barrels more or less Hydraulic
Cement of quality and strength equal to the best
brand of Rosendae. Each barrel must contain
mot less than 800 pounds re
z Also. for 500 cube yards, more or less, clean
Sharp River Sand,
g Samples of each Of the above materials to he
submitted with the Proposals.
Delivery will be made at such times and in
such quantities as may be deemed necessary by
the Superintendent.
Bidders may submit Proposals for one or all
of the preceding items of materials.
All bids must be made OH the printed form, TO
be obtained on application at this Office, and each
bid to be accompanied BY q penal bond in the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars $500 for each
item bid for; conditioned that the bidder will
accept and perform the contract, If awarded
him, the sutiieiency of the security to be certi-
fed by the U. s. Judge, Clerk of the U. s. Court,
or the District Attorney OF the district in which
he resides
Payments will be made monthly, deducting
ten per cent. until the completion of the CON
tract.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Each Proposal must be enclosed in sealed
envelope, endorsed Proposals for Concrete
Stone, or Rubble Stone or Bricks, las the case
may bel, for the U. 8. Courthouse and Post
office at Raleigh, N. C.," and addressed to
A s. Il. CARLOW, "a
by 23-12t SUPERINTENDENT.
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rI,His is TO GIVE NOTICE That ON III

1889
FJNHiS Is TO GIVE EOTICE.-That on the
i 18th day of july, a. d., 1879,
rant in bankruptcy was issued out OF the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the Eats
tern District of Virginia, against the estate OF
George w. Morris, of Chesterfield county and
State of Virginia, who has been adjudged
bankrupt on his own petition That the pay
ment of any debts, and the delivery of any
property belonging to said bankrupt. to him
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law That a meeting of
the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one more assignees of his
estate, will be held at court of bankruptcy to be
holden at Petersburg before J. l.. Waterman,
esq, register, on the 9th day of August,
a. d. 1873, at 10 O'Clock q. m.
DAVID B. PARKER,
, jy 17-Th2w ". S. Marshal
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TIL T.
STATE JOURNAL FOR 1873

We call the attention Of our friends
throughout the State to the very liberal
terms upon which the STATE JOUR-
NAL is offered for 1873. and the extraor-
binary inducements to form clubs, espe-
cially for our Semi Weekly and Week
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which can he sent in. with the cash, as
fast as obtained. and when completed the
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and $40 will pay tor ten copies Of the
Weekly and one copy of the Semi
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subscribers for one year to SEMI-WEEK-
LY or twenty subscribers for one year to
WEEKLY, we will give a copy Of the
Great Industries OF the United
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