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Indicted.

NEw York, Feb. Cit is stated that an IN
dictmept has been found in Paris against Ere,
mont and some of his associates, who helped
him to negotiate the Memphis and I'll paso
Railroad bonds in the European markets. ana
HAT their trial will come off there shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-06

Property SALE.-Thc first framed house
beyond the stone bridge, on the left side of the
Nladlburg turnpike. with about an acre Of
ground attached, belonging to the Walker es-
tate, was sold to-day by f. ~ Kerby, Auc-
'oaeer, to John II. Watkins. for $3.50
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SAREPTA HALL,

SAREPTA HALL,
to aid the Lee Memorial Association in It's work
Of love.
We feel that we have but to notify our citl-
zens Of the fact to secure their presence for in
reverential affection to the memory OF GEN Err
AL ROBERT Z. LEE Alexandr!ans stand us II
unit. Our city was the home of his earlier years
many of our older citizens were his comrades NJ
school, and in the after years, which all so well
remember, none to whom opportunity was at
forded failed 10 look into his soul beumng face
or grasp the hand, that prompted by patriotic
affection, hsd SO faithfully served them.
His spirit has passed from its earthly hnmc,
and all that remains 70 us is the privilege of lay
ing our tribute upon the sacred dust which con
tains the caskct. feb ltd
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.n.RRKEED.

IN this place, on Wednesday evening. the 9Th
sA''s, at the residence of the brides father, By
Esy; + g. Murdsugb, DID, w. L. SLAUGH-
iihN of fredericksburg, Va, and BETTE,
uSaSH"r of Hay B. Hoomes, esq. No cards.
fredericksburg papers please copy.l
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x.,x Work Court Of Sessions

New YORK, Feb 6.-The assistant District
Attorney, Daniel &. Rollins, having in commune
ton with Judge Sutherland, decided that the
law authorized sittings of the Court OF Sessions
in the City Hall, the court will at once enter
unon the DISPOSAL of criminal business.
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The Spanish InsurrcctiOm.

PARIS, Feb 6.-1he Courier, Of Bayonne,
says no substantial advantage has yet been gain
ed by the Spanish forces over the insurgents III
the Northern provinces.
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no REDUCE STOCK, AT NO. 81 KIM

No REDUCE STOCK, AT NO 62 KING
STREET., We will sell much of our large
% s;,i ut greatly reduced prices for cash. Spe-
S VA Inducements in goods for Mems and Boys
year Cloths Salinets and all kinds OF Suitngs.
SFsVats, Shirts, Wooden Underwear, Flannes,
HS.; also Ladies' Dress Goods We have many
GpSr>ifsole styles, which We will sell very cheap.
Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanes, Bed Spreads,
S CITr'a'n Linen Nottingham Lace Curtains,
SSh'o'ts, Stockings, Wooden Hoods, &C., &c,
n ns double and single, striped and plain, all
les NJ prices to SUIT.
ieh6 RORERTI WooD
| ANBRETJI.S
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Emigration to San Domingo

New York, Feb 6-Burton W. Harrison,
counsel tor the SANTANA Bay Company, says
that hundreds of letters are received daily by
parties DESTROYS Of cmigrating to San Domingo.
The company intend to keep their matters pr-
yate until after the result of the election is
known
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EytOrtiO,lS.

New York, Feb Cit is stated that the
extortions in the Harbor Masters department
Of this port, which were exposed year ago.are
again practiced upon ship owners and others.
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Injury to the Long Bridge

WASHINGTON, Feb. Gone span Of the
trcste work of the Long Bridge was carried
away by the ice this afternoon, and railroad
travel over the bridge is temporarily inter-
rupted
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Illness Of n Vicar General

New YORK, Feb. every Rev. DR.. Stars
Vicar General of the diocese of New York Is
dangerously ILL., 1t Is feared that he cannon
live but day or two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-06

Fine oysters for sale, daily, at Owens oyster
establishment lower end Of King street. They
are we'll reskcl. Customers and families sup
nllrd
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LOCAL n f w >.

r,.,prp,rION OF THE ODD OF EFBRUARY. =
r,o committees of arrangement appointed py
hose fire companies who purpose participating
Nh ~, proposed celebration OF the I'D OF Feb
ln ~, met in the hall of the Hydraullon Fire
I%m last night, II. j. Ncvett: OF the Fly
',r,njon, in the chair, and Il. w. Falls, OF the
Cnlumbia, secretary.
TL. Committee on Route, after consultation
-;,h The Chief Marshal reported tue follow
in. which was adopted. !, r
seniority Of organization on Washington street,
,;aht resting on Cameron street. and start
,nnc.u div at one O clock p. w., pursuing the
iP'un,v;no order of march, viz: Down Cameron
s sr to ROYAL, up Royal to Queen, down
0nnnn TO Fairfax, down Fairfax to Duke, down
Siu,,a 10 Water, down Water to Wolfe, up
MA. to Fairfax up Fairfax to Duke, up Duke
~ Alfred, ND Alfred to Cameron, up Cameron
~ Patrick, down Patrick to King, up King to
p,rne down Payne to Prince, down Prince to
F,?,f,x up Fairfax to King, up King to Pcy-
,on. eoluterrnarch to Washington, up Wash
;,,y'on to Oronoko, countermarch to Wolfe,
rnnuter,narch to Prince down Prince to St.
A,aph, w St. Asaph to Queen, down Queen
"a Pitt, down Pitt to Duke, down Duke 10
Eoyal. up Royal TO King, aud up King 10 ga
rerta Hall, where Washington Farewell Ad-
dress will be read and the Grafton delivered
Invited gu SITS, Officers Of Companies, Char
man Of the Committee Ut Arrangements, Chlct
MARSHAL, Orator aud Rea Ter, Mayor, Euglucer
and Wardens will occupy the stage. The seats
in the gallery will be reserved for ladies
The Corcoran u ,uavcS, of Washington the
St Johns Cadets, and the Butchers ASsocla-
lion were Invited to participate IN the parade.
Invitations were also extended to the Mayor,
Chief Engineer aud Fire Wardens.
The Chief Eogineer was requested to invite
Chief Engineer Cronin, Of Washington, to jun
with the procession. ;.
The Convention then adjourned subject to
the call of the Chairman.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
500, 100000.

The Directors Of the
WE DE L'EAU COMPANY,
Having, for reasons already given to the public,
deemed it judicious to postpone their
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
In aid CT this new and delightful
SEASIDE RESORT,
The undersigned take pleasure in announcing
that the Concert will take place, without fail, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1873,
IN THE
OPERA HOUSE, NORFOLK, VA,
When the following magnificent gifts, amount
ing to
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Will be distributed by lot to the holders oftickets
Gift in Grccnbacks of........"........ SIS 900
Gifts in Greenbaeks of 81 GOO esch... 5000
70 Gifts in Greenbacks of $500 EACH. 10 900
IS Beautifully located Cottage Lots, "by
the sea-" 80 by $50 feet q, Fue de
l. Eau, valued al 500 each............. 5000
200 Other Beautifully located Cottage
Lots, Is by 100 it., at Vue de L Eau,
valued NJ $500 each 40 coo
100 Gifts in Greenbacks, of 500 each.... 10000
.tOi Girs yo,,tnG ~ SIO0 np0
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DIED..

., In !, Washington, D. c., on Sunday, February
C H. NARlA, eldest daughter of DR.. \. \. ?.
"S'hett, aged twenty two years.
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Ef'K.N'ISHI.N-G GUOUS.
ODD COATS.

We have in stock an accumulation Of FINE
ALL-WOOL COATS, that formerly sold at
prices varying from SD to SlG, which we are
determined to clo.e on. NJ 81 each.
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Extraordinary Inducements offered.

u
ing like SoZoDuNT 1t literally renders the
enamel impervious and indestructble. feb
Extraordinary Inducements Offered.
Do not delay TO secure bargains at
sAREpTA CLOTHING HALL 50 KING ST.
I. SCHWARTZ & co.
lave nov on hand an immense stock of
OVERCOATS, TALMAS,
and heavy Winter Suits-all of which will be
sold ut remarkably low prices. Their stock Of
FURNISHING GOODS
cannot be excelled in variety and quality, and
will be sold at greatly reduced prices Call
early at SO King street dec IA
Eg-SpEc1AL NoT1cE-GENTs' EXTRA FINE
Doors AND SHoEs.-We have Just received u
fresh supply of Gents Extra Fine, hand.sewed
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, of every description,
which we unhesitatngly recommend to be the
w. B. WADDyY,
oct 3 "A King street, Alexandria, Va.
Ry-LADIEs MISSES AND CHILDREN's Doors
AND SHoEs.-We are this day receiving q full
line of Ladies', Misses and Children's Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, embrac-
ing all of the styles now in use, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock in the
city. We solicit purchasers to call and exam
ine!for themselves, as they will be sold at low
prices [oct 81 WADDEY's "a King ST.
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NEW BOOKS MAGAZINES, REVIEWS,
~ &C., just received ut
FRENCHS,

NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, REVIEWS,
~ &C., just received ut
NO. q5 KING STREET.
PEMBERTON, or One Hundred Years
Ago, by Peterson 70
Ri YMES ATWEEN-TlMES,b by Me
kGlar. w
MAN Is Low +. Mn American Story.":.... -
AN ORPHAN OF TIE OLD DUNN
ION, Her Trials and Travels. 10
JOSHUA DAVIDSON, Communist.......:. u
MARIE DERVILLE aStory ola French
Boarding School, by Mad. GuizotDeWitt. 80
HAND BOOK OF SOCIAL ECONOMY,
COMPANION TO THE OLD TESLA
1IENT, q Pain Commentary Down TO
the Birth of Our Lord 80
LA GRAMMAIRE EN- ACTION, (Bui-
wer's Lady of Lyons by Professor Msu- -
FROUDE'S HISTORY OF IRELAND,
H TS!u1s i OF JUUKNALISM in THE
u s., BY Frederick Hudson ."...:"::::... W
THE RMACOPElA0FTHEu Nj
Deccnnial Revision, by authority Of the
National Convention for Revising the
PharmscoEpis, held ut Washington, A.
d., 1870 l vol. cloth, S1.75; shcep....... %
HAKPERS HOUSEHOLD DICKENS,
A splendidly illustrated edition, now ready;
splendid binding.
Old Curiosity Shop. Isl p
Dombey and Son. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Oliver Twist. wv
David Coppcriield. 90
Martin ChuZzlewlt ~
Just received new, and better lot than ever,
of that remarkably CHEAP PAPER-FlI E
QUIRES FOR 7 TWENTY-FIVE CTS. Mail
ed to any part of the country on receipt Of 3)c.
inn % GEO. E. FRENCH
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Tlcop,1,l ~ II - ~ T,p IN 1870
.4.nISE.NE.N'TS.
The Lee Memorial Concert.
A CONCERT,

A CONCERT,
for which some of the highest order of music has
been kindly volunteered will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. llth,
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SPECI.4L NOTICES.
Delays are Dangerous.

now beyond all hope of recovery, might now be
hale and hearty had he not neglected that slight
cough Be advised if you have a cough or cold,
get at once bottle of DR.. TUFTS EXPEC-
TORANT, and you will soon be relieved. Do
not put it off,
Edgcfcld c. H., s. c., Jan. 10. 1870.
DR.. w. Fl. Tut: Dear SRI have been con-
tned to my bed with bad cold, and have found
your Expcctorant to be I'm excellent remedy it
is the best ever used. Yours very respectfully,
&. L. PENN.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye acts instantly.
ian 3-eo1w
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MA REWARD-Stolen, in Washington
H.. - ID. e., from the Market House, on
M Iesaay night, the 4th inst q light BAY HORSE,
o o;,nu IA the left ego with roluan face. | will
S"l returning him to Vienna, Fairfax CO., Va.
'eo Ut" THOMAS j. CLARK.
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Snoffal Like DOminOcS.

The teeth soon became speck' ed if every de-
Element is not removed from them every. twenty
four hours. To do this cffectually there is moth
ing like SozoDuNT 1t literally renders the
enamel impervious and indestructible. feb 3
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cert one EauRUfpN kHOuSaMU I1ckcaA
only Will be issued, large portion of which
are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $40. halves S., and quarters
= 10. Eleven whole tickets for 500 No dis
count on less than 500 orders. Nothing could
be more aipro pirate for presents than tickets to
this BANQUET OF WEALTH or more likely
To produce grnnder satisfactory results. The
object Of this THIRD GIFT CONCERT is the
enlargement and endowment of the PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, which, by the
special act authorizing the Concert for its bene-
lit, is TO be forever free TO all citizens Of every
State 1h: Concert will be conducted like the
first and second heretofore given, and full par
ticuars OF the mode of drawing the gifts and
paying them and everything necessary tc
thorough understanding of tho scheme, from
beginning 10 end, are now published in the form
OF n circu!ar which will be furnished free of
cost To any who apply. The entire management
Of this undertaking has been committed by tho
trustees to Hon TllOS. Il. MLETTE, late
Governor of Kentucky, TO whom all commune
cations pertaining to the Gift Concert should be
addressed. Il. T. DUkRETT, Prcs't
w. \. HALDEMAN, Vice Prcst.
JOHN 5 CAIN, Sec. Pub. Lib. of KY
FARM Frs " DRUVERS BANK, Treasurer
Tickets are now ready for sale, and a.! orders
for them, or applications for agencies, circulars
Information, etc. will meet with prompt attcn-
ton when addressed to me rs below directed
TuUS. t. BRAMLETTE, Louisville, KY,
Agent Public Library, Ky.
Louisville, Ky, jan l5-' olw&2awlwtA8
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| ,ANDRETII,S
FRESH AND

GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.
: W., ne have just received our first supply of
Spring. . 1' 'DAO0 'o' '"is
SSslSiogues can be had upon apple 4tion.
ieo b E. S LEADBEArER & co
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SIS FINE ALL WOOL COATS AT 80
Sc FINE ALL WOOL COATS AT so
&c FINE ALL WOOL COATS AT So
20 FINE ALL WOOL COATS AT So
Sc FINE ALL WOOL COATS AT So
Se FINE ALL WOOL GOATS AT. SO
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LIST OF GIFTS.

To provide mems for this magnificent Com
cert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
only will be issued large portion of which
Nrc already sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

press heavily upon offenders, and, above All
things, are anxious for the promotion Oh
peace, order, and goodwill. e..-
II must not be supposed, however, that the
Archbishops have not perfectly decided opin-
IONS respectine many matters in dispute. They
enter their protest with distinctness against
Sacramento Confession, and declare their de-
termination to do all in their power to sup
press it. They also promise to exercise al
the authority vested in them for the entire
suppression of ceremonies and practces au-
Judged illegal They are ready TO guard
AGAINST such architectural arrangements anu
" ornaments in the churches as may facilitate
"tbe introduction of superstitious practices
"and erroneous doctrines;' and they promise
also to be careful in the admission of candi-
dates for holy orders. But they will not agree
to carry on an endless, noxiOus, and unneces-
sary litigation. They mean TO save the
Church from being plunged into unseemly
Contests" Even when it is necessary, they
consider prosecution respecting doc
trine or ritual IA an evil; and
they mean, therefore, to be cautious
in resorting to the courts to procure obedience
to the law. They think that the duty OF
checking the growth of ROmanizing tendon
"ciesr belongs especially to the local au-
thority of the churches themselves, and that
"the laity in many parishes possess power
"more effectual than any dread of prosecu-
"ton of preventing improper changes in ritual
"and extravaganza in doctrine;" and
finally, they strike the keynote of the whole
epistle by admitting that eve live in an age
"when all opinions and beliefs are keenly
Criticised, and when there is less inclination
ethan there ever was before to respect
authority in matters Of opinion They
recognize the tendencies to superstition, to In
fidelity, and, worse than either, to dull and
beartless indifference. They find q cOmpensa-
ton for the over-zeal of the different parties
in the Church, inasmuch as it is indicative
of an increase of religious life in the whole
nation. They do not say this as distinctly as
we have said it, but 1t is evidently the opinion
of their minds and the feeling of their hearts,
They do not expect zeal always to be discreet,
but an indiscreet zeal is better than dead or
half dead indifference. Amid the din of con-
troversy, they trace many hopeful signs in the
Church and as becomes great rulers OF a great
religious body, they are not in the least dis
heaItpned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11

chusotts has not escaped the plague OF the
time. She has something to do beside fold
her arms and strike an attitude. Daniel Web
ster is dead. Since Cakes Ames and Benja-
min Butler have represented her in Congress,
no Senator may stand up in his place and say,
Look at her. az his eulogium. That period
has passed. Possibly the respectable ne
publicans of the State may defeat
Mr.. Buffers nomination. They have some
thing to do, however, beside despise him
or laugh at the fears of those who have seen
heretofore the triumphs of his audacity. Ana
if they place any dependence upon the opposi-
ton of the Administration to him, or the re-
fusal of any department of the Government 70
give him all the patronage and all the aiu
he seeks, they are leaning on the siendereS'
of reeds, that will shortly break under them.
There are no signs yet of any real downright
opposition to him. 1t has yet to crystalline
The only hope the opposition to him has so
fards in his own laundering. 1t is possible
he may defeat himself. But the credit VIII
not be due the respectable Republicans OF the
State or to the hostility of the Administration
to him upon which they seem to be depending
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TWO WISE BISHOPS,

We have often expressed the opinion that in
the present condition of the English Church,
and of its sister Church in America, the only
hope of escaping q disastrous and disgraceful
schism was in the moderation and wisdom of
the Bishops. A hot-headed prelate at moment
like this, whether his notions were of the high
est or the lowest, might easily drive discomfort
into disorder, and disorder into permanent
rupture. 1t is true that TO the philosophical
mind the differences which veS and agitate
the Anglican Church seem to be of but
little importance and dispute almost entire5
" respecting non-essentials; but we are
not prepared to censure { very @gravely,
even If it were our province to do 80. the
honest religious opinions Of any man, even
though they may regard nothing weightier
than the cut and color of vestments, OF the
position of priest at the altar These things
have been thought considerable almost. since
the foundation of Christianity, and bySa GER
tain class of men will doubtless continue to
be thought So What we have a right to
deprecate are disputes which are scandalous,
Quarrels which are likely to bring all religion
into contempt, and separations which may
diminish the influence of the Church for good
upon strictly material and secular matters.
In England the dispute, we are sorry to say,
continues to disturb and, in q sense, to divide
the Church. A memorial with $4,000 sigma
lures against "Romish" (meaning Roman Cath
Olic) teaching in the Church of England was
presented to the Archbishops of Canterbury
and York on the 9th of last May by the
Church Association. We have now the reply
of the Archbishops to this communication, and
We must be permitted to say that wiser,
more prudent, and more cOnciliatory document
was never written in an archiepiscopal palace.
The substance OF the epistle is that while the
preates have the authority rigidly to enforce
the ecclesiastical law, they are not disposed to
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, JULY Ii, 1873.

slgpor Minghett has formed ministry in Italy. -
Eight Turkish vessels to be sent to Atcheen. 60
The resignation OF Gen. Nouvilss has been accepted
The City OF Washington has proved total wreck.
Judge Daniels decided that two Offices cannot be held
legally at once. == The Young Mems Christian Asso
citation Convention resumed its session. - The
alleged murderess OF Charles Goodrich is said to have
been arrested. The July Stakes were won by King
Amadeus the fourmie heat race by Hubbard, and the
remaining purse by the Jessamne Porter colt 80
political caucus held in Brooklyn. = Ihe inquest
50 the HobOken murder case was resumed. @S Gold,
Il5I Il5I, Il5i. Thermometer, 10, $50, 6S'.