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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-21

Mr. Evans asked how much the five per ct.
on the rents would produce.
Mr. Shinn-The net revenue of the market
stalls is now about $780, 1t is expected by
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund that
the rents of the building will be $4,000.
MIR. Hughes moved that the per centage be
placed at .. per cent instead Of per cent
MIR. Beach favored continuance of the
salary
Mr.. Hopkins did not think that under any
circumstance the salary would exceed $3.50.
MIR. Shinn favored the motion of Mr.. Hughes,
thinking that in the new market the trouble of
the clerk would be very much less than here
tofore, and the revenue from the benches and
stalls would be at least double. 1t was too much
commissioner than the collectors more
than the Mayor received. 1t would keep the
salary of the Market Master where it had been.
Mr.. Portner moved to make thesalary of the
Clerk of the Market 5000, giving no commits
sion.
Mr.. Eichberg said that this would be to take
5000 from the treasury
Mr.. Hopkins thought this whole question
should be referred to the commissioners of the
Sinking Fund.
The amendment making the salary 5000,
without commissions, was agreed to.
When the Treasurcr's salary came up,
Mr. Eichberg said the Office Of the Treasurer
of the corporation was the best Office in the
city. 1t was worth $1,000 to $500 to have the
money, and the State paid 5000 or $500. He
moved to make the salary $50 instead Of 5000,
which was agreed to.
The Board then adjourned.
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GuOrrlIaturiaI Convention.

ATLANTA. GA, May Ex-Governor IIcnd-
rcks arrived last night. The convention met
to-day The minority and majority reports of
the committee on business received consdera-
bic discussion as to the proper mode of build
ing the CANAL The minority thinking it should
be government work and not 10 the control of
private corporations. Governor Hendricks had
an enthusiastic reception upon his appearance
on The floor Of the convention.
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Escape from the Chain Gang!

Yesterday, while Colonel CIifnrl's engineer
cops were on their way t. work, man natnrd
JOHN Doe broke away suddenly, and before his
absence WAS discovered bought u new Spring
Suit Fl ON Mr.. Simon Blop, helm, corner King
and Fairfax streets 4 short wi lie after rs the
police were on the search, distinguished look
ing stranger bowed asked the time Of NJ. Clif-
ford, and passed. they never i"r Il momr.'. sap
posing him to bethe looked for man, ~ his whole
manner and appeartnce were changed 10y tn"
suit he had on. my III
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ESOp:lrf'S Case.

SAN Francisco, May 2i.---rhe decision Of
the Court Martial in the case Of Bogart, has
been sent to Washington. The result of the
ii .al is not made public, but it is believed Be-
CART was Convicted,
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The Pope.

BRUSSELS, May 81. A special dispatch from
Rome to the Independence Beige says the Pope
has had several severe atttc ks recently, and is
III danger Of death from sutfocatiOu. The Car
dinals are assembled in the Vatican under the
Presidency Of Cardinal Patrzi, ready to pro,
vide for any emergency which may arise.
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Shooting ARRAY

VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., May 2l.---A shoot
ing aifray, growing out of a game Of cards, oc-
cured in Il saloon in Ida Valley, Lander, the
18th instant, in the course Of which despcra-
doc named George Childs shot and killed two
innocent by->tandcrs named Joe Dufee and
Hugh Scott and was himself killed instantly
by an unknown by-standcr.
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WaryeIous beyond prcccdcn,

Is the effect of SOZODONT upon the whole
economy of the mouth, Keeping the gums rosy
ard healthy, the tech in perfect order giving
Ln the breath n halmY fragrance nv lI-rnlW
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SI.N.HEse RESORTS.

TORDAN'S WHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y Frederick County Virginia,
VIII b" regularly opened on the FIRST DAY
OF JUNE Excursion and through tickets
will be on sale at reduced rates from Blltimorc,
Washington, Alexandra. and other prominent
points.
Pamphlet: to be had at the Springs, Coleman
s. Rogers, Baltimore, Ebbitt House, Washing
ton, and at Z. S. Loadbcalcr " Bros Ale&an-
dris, Va. h. &. JORDAN,
nv lG-tJcl Owner and Proprietor
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON. May 81,

WASHINGTON. May #, IT a. N.
Probabilities -For the Middle States and low
err lake region high but slowly diminishing pres
sure. northeastly and southcastcrly winds, cool,
cloudy and rainy weather. For the Gulf and
South Atlantic States and Tennessee southeast
erly and soulhwcsterly winds, rising barometer.
cloudy and clearing weather with occasional
rain
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MOI RESPONSIBLE.

New ORLEANS, May 2l.--The gun store of
Buvlan, foreigner, was Quilted by a mob
March ). He sued the city, claiming S3l 900
damages. Judge Durcll decided that it had
no police under it's control, and therefore is
no, Responsible
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Ship Ashore.

GALVESTON, May 2I.-The British steam
ship San Au'ono while entering the harbor
yesterday was blown ashore in heavy gale
which prevailed She is still hard aground.
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Civil Rights.

ST. Louis, May PA memorial signed by
nearly one thousand women, praying for the re-
peal Of the social evil regulating system 10 prac
tcc here was presented to the City Council
last night, and referred to the Sanity Commit
tnr
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Ladies'. Misses and thiINrcn'~ Boots
Shoes amt Sinners.

dies, Misses and ChilirenS Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, suitable for Spring and Summer, en-
bracing Ill Of the latest Styles, which we conf
Gently believe to be the very best stock w"
solicit purchasers to call and examine for them.
selves rs they will be sold At low prizes
npS W. b. WADDEY, Il King 81.
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IpOn the Health OGt!,e Teeth

Depends the purity of the hre..th. Prescrv"
thea unhcmshed by the Use of the famous
SOZODONT, that perfectly harmless vegetable
preparation, and you will never r'grct it.. NIL
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II. =. RnI,tIS.

NEw York, May 2l.-There were nine Of
fers of bonds to-dly amounting to 81 ,635, $50,
at FROM lIj-SG 10 | Is 40.
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GALVESTON, May 2l.-The congressional
cxclrson.ts had a grand reception last even
ing at the fremont Opera House
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RETURN OF DELEGATES. The Petersburg
Index says:-"A large number of delegates
and others returned yesterday from the Gencr-
al Association, colored. Of Virginia, recently
held at Alexandria They report most pleas
ant and agreeable time while there, and the ac-
counts from the churches show the denomlna-
ton to be in most tlourishing condition
throughout the State"
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THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY -,
The Distinguished Tenor,
Mr.. }. l.. CARNCROSS, appears.
CARNCROSSN DIXEY'S MINISTERIAL

TIL + GREAT STAk TROUPE or TIE
WORLD-FROM THE ELEVENTH
STREET OPERA HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA,
Now on an extended tour of the entire United
States, will have the pleasure of Introducing
THE STAR MBlNArlON, that for twelve
consecutive years played nightly to crowded
houses, and where for the greater part Of thHL
time, Standing room only WAS the universal rule
Mr.. A. j. Talbot the great comedian, appears
nightly with this organization. The progta:nmnr
replctc with entirely new Burlnsqncs.
Admission SOC; reserved seats 75c. Seats So
cured az Frcnch's bookstore. my l7-ZU u Y
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The alarm of fire about half. past six clock,
which brought out the Fire Department, was
caused by the burning of the chimney Of a
house on Queen street near the corner Of Col.
umbus.
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State CaDital.

HARTFORD, May 2l.--In the Senate to day
constitutional amendment providing for one
State Capital to be located in Hartford, was
passed
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Rate of Discount.

LoSDuS, May 2l-2 p. 1.-The rate Of dis
count for three months bills in open market is
onc-fourth per ct. below the Bank Of England
rate
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Gable Repaired.

LONDON May 2l.-The French Atlantic ca
bic, which was broken POS miles from Brest
mas been repaired. h1
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SUN FIRE CoMpANY-A meeting of the
Sun Fire Company was held in their new hall
in the market house last night, the President
D. L.. Smoot 10 the chair, aud W. Q. Markell,
Secretary James Posey and Robert Ba'lengerr
we're elected active members of the company and
]. Travers and w. e. Markell were appointed
i committee to make preliminary arrangements
for an excursion during the early part OF the
summer. No other business was transacted
aud at an early hour the meeting adjourned.
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Sneci.aI Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have just rcceivcla fresh supply" of Gents
extra fine hand scwed Boots, Shoes and Shippers,
of every description, which we unhcsltatng'y
to be the very best on sale Ill the cay.
apS W. b. WADDEY, II King -.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY ELECTION. follow
ing is the 'citzens' ticket" to be voted for in
Mount Vernon Township. Fairfax county, to-
morrow For Supervisor, Nathan W: PlersoD;
for Commissioner Of Roads, Samuel Pullman;
for Assessor, Robert Wiley; for COLLECTOR,
Charles Landstrcct; for Township Clerk, Eoe-
uezer +. Mason; for Justice Of the Peace, Rich
ard w. Gaillard; for Overseer Of the Poor
Samuel w. Mason; for Constablcs, William
Holland and Sandy Alexander.
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ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELS -Carncross 4 Dix
cy's Minstrcls, a troupe we'll spoken Of in all
the cities in which they have appeared, will
give an entertainment at Sarepta Hall to-mor-
row night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-21

DEATHS. The Southern Churchman says !:
Mot many weeks ago, the Rev DIR. Sparrow
of the Theologica Seminary, lost his wife
Then the Rev. Dr. Walker lost his youngest
child. On Saturday night, son of The Rev.
DIR. McIlhenny died, aud few hours after
wards, the eldest daug htcr Of Rev. DIR. Packard
departed this life. /"
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Y.UISE.HE.NTS.

A STRAW BERRY + Z I'll Y \ h
HELD BY
THE LADIES OFTHE BAPTIST GU RCll,
COMMENCES
WEDN ESDAY NIGHT, MAY 2ist,
At THE
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
Como in! my ~ It
q A K + Z a Ii A l. Il
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CoNsTABLEs. In many parts Of the State
Constables have not qualified the past year for
the reason that their livings were absorbed by
Collectors. The duties and fees Of cons;ablcs
having been restored, there will now be some
competition for the office in counties where the
fact is kuowu -Frclricksbury UruM
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CONTINUED. The case Of Joseph Dattler,
who was committed to Jail at Fairfax Court
House, charged with an attempt to burn the
house Of Mrs. Anderson, near the lSt toll gate,
on the Leesburg turnpike, has been continued
till the next term of the Fairfax County Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-21

MUNICIPAL ELECTION Tomorrow the mu-
nicpal election takes place in this city. We
hope it will be quiet and pcaceablc day, aud
the election b. conducted with entire order and
dccOrun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-21

KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRIcK-A meeting Of
the knights of St. Patrick, was held last night
at the Office of Col. Kilgour in the market
house, lst Commander, NJ. B. Harlow in the
chair and Recorder, j: z. Rice, secretary;
j. t. Hill, delegate from the Commandery, to
the Catholic Beneficial Union of the State Of
Virginia. 4 large number of the knights
were present, and the delegates elected accept
ed the positions in short and appropriate ad-
dresses
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LEAD PlLLS.-A man who lives near the
canal basin swallowed two buck shot night be-
fore last, supposing them to be pills, and did
not discover his mistake until next morning,
when having, as he thought, derived much
benefit from them, he picked up the box to
take another dose
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TIE FIsHERY.-The receipts Of fish at Fish
town since yesterday have been $4,000 herring,
which sold at from 81 to ST. 80 per thousand,
and $500 shad. which brought from IS to
50. 50 per hundred All The shores below
Freestone Point have 'cut out, and the fish
cry is rapidly drawing to close.
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A meeting of the Board of Health was to
have been held last night but no quorum was
present
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aa-- Fol - ..a.as
y Office.
ljAyDrs OFFICE.

ALExASDn1A, VA, May -, 1873.
All BAR ROOMS, SALOONS, ANA other
places for the sale Of Intoxicating liquors in TINS
city. must be closed from sunset on WhDN ~,
DAY, the Dist inst, until sunrise on FklDA
morning the 3D. and All persons "n1haIaS
against the provision, of thu order will b: '.cn't
With accordingly. Special policemen will b" APP
pointed on the day of election, under direction
of Chief Of Police.
nv l9-3t WM y. BERkLEI, Mayor.
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" n ~ ArGuTOS GEO. WALKER.
~LAUGHTON& WALKER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
LAW
Office Is south Fairfax street

OthGc Z5 south Fairfax street,
Ale andria, Virginia
PrucLce in the Courts Of Washington city,
Alexandria and adjoining counties, the Court OF
Appeals OF Virgins at R cl'm'nd, the Circuit
and District Courts of the United States for the
Eastern Distric. of Virginia and the supreme
Conrt of the limited Suites. my 2O-lm
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are requested to have a! necessary arrangements
made to- night SO that there will be no de ay to-
morrow in receiving the votes; and further,
they are requested to be at their respective places
of voting at least fifteen minutes before sun rise,
so AS to prevent delay and accommodate those
who leave the city early. 1t
ns~A rumor that Mr.. Latham's friends hid
counselcd his declination is without foundation.
DRANCH OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND
b STEAM DYE WORKS, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. B. DREIFUS, Agent for Alexandria, No.
100 King street Our agent will receive and de-
liver all kinds of DYElNG and CLEANING
of GENTS and LADIES GARMENTS. No
charge for expressage. Call for particulars at
our office, No. 100 King street.
Mrs B. DREIFUS Agent.
NH 24-3m u. II. GLASGOW, Prop.
u Saturday night last, BAY MARE. heavy
with foal. The owner can obtain his property
BY fully describing the mare and paying charges
W. II. GOULD,
my 1857 Near -Four Mile Run.
r OST-On Saturday evening last in front of
IL the store of f. e. Swaine No. % n. Royal
street, GOLD WATCH KEY, with amethyst
set. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at F. q SWAINE store. [my2l-3 t
DOBERT L. WOOD
III Has accepted the agency for
WIN. CROW s. sons
Newly Invented
CENTRE PROTECTION NEEDLES"
The manufacturers say they are superior to
any other needles made
Selling at the same price as the inferior arti-
Gle they are meeting with rapid sale:
1t is said to be impossible to bend on break
them.
ms-Sample packages furnished to our Gus
toners free of charge on application at oo.
my 16 NO. 62 hlng street.
MOUNT VERNON URSERIES,
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE-
GION A SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORN AMEN"AL TREES,
ETC., SC.
SEND '0f CELL G. aGfhLiiNGHAM S CO.,
Accotnk Postotfice,
nov 4twtf Fairfax CO., VS..
~ -" NEW JEWELRYl
Rich and Rare Bright and Brilliant, Choice
and Cheap. Hair Ornaments latest Paris styles
For inform alton as to variety and beauty OF the
above goods, examine the samples dispiayeo IN
the sh0" "'a GREE Il NOTION HOUSE,
NV 20 IS King street.
(3HoReE W. HARRISON
ATT, KINDSOF SALT s. SMOKED FISH,
Office, 50 King st. and 30, 81 j. 81
Fish Wharves,,
Liberal cash advances made on conslgnments,
. - ,,rnr.nt ratmrns jy6
T j. TURNER s. CO.'S.
AMMONIATED
SUPER PHOSP b,
FOR SPRING CROPS.
Price $50.
For sale by X. M. La WooN.
LTEED STORE.
KNOX s. ERWIN,
80 and Al King street.
full stock of all articles in the
FEED LINE.
nov left
M HITE- ASH BRUSHES, Brooms. Buck
w cts and Baskets, for sale BY
&. WIN. RAMSAY,
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Ms-Thc Commissioners Of Election and clerks
are requested to have Unnecessary arrangements
made tonight, SO that there will be no de ay to-
morrow in receiving the votes; and further,
they are requested to be at their respective places
of voting at least fifteen minutes before sun rise,
so as to prevent delay and accommodate those
who leave the city early. 1t
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EySTRAY MARE-Came to the subscriber on
d Saturday night last, BAY MARE, heavy
with foal The owner can obtain his property
by fully describing the mare and paying charges
w. H. GOULD,
nv 1881 Near Four Mile Run.
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r OST-On Saturday evening last, in front of
IL the store of F. u. Swaine, No. y n. Royal
street, GOLD WATCH KEY, with amethyst
set. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at F. e SWAINE'S store. [my2l-3t
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WHITE- WASH BRUSHES, Brooms, Buck
w cts and Baskets, for sale by
e. WIN. RAMSAY,
my 10 Corner King and st. Asaph SITS.
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10 5s5 r (, 1854
fTNhES IS To a,vR. NOTiCE--That OH the
i LIST day of December. a. d., 1873, a warrant in
bankruptcy was Issued out of the District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia, against the estate of
Edward Leadbetter, of Hanover county, and
State of Virginia, who has been adjudged u
bankrupt on his own petition: That the pay
ment of any debts, and the delivery of any pro.
perty belonging to said bankrupt, TO him or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him,
are forbidden by law: That meeting of tbs
creditors of said bankrupt, tc prove their debts.
and choose one more assignees of his estate,
will be held at a court of bankruptcy, TO be
holden at Richmond, Va, before w. w. Forbes,
esq, register, on the 10th day of January,
q. d. 1874, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
DAVID B. PARKER,
del6-T2w u. s. Marshal.