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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-29
SI.U.UER RESORTS.
ANA RLIN' IS SPR I n G S.

~ A Il l. N S S n G S.
: % I p
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that we have leased the above named
Springs which is considered the most popular
SUM Err RESORT for
EXCU RSIONS, PIC MICS AND PAT1ES,
With splendid Groves. fine Dancing Pavilion
and tire best Spring Water in the country.
Parties wishing TO engage the above named
Springs can do 50 by applying to the following ::
Nj BOSSART,
No II S. FairfaA st. Alex, Va
H. HERBNER
my ?S-lm No. 1852 King St., Alex, Va
JORDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
= Frederick County. Virginia.
Will b. regularly opened on the FIRST DA1
OF JUNE. Excursion and through tickets
will be on sale ut reduced rates from Baltimore
Washington, Alexandria and other prominent
points.
Pamphlets 10 be had at the Springs, Coleman
& Rogers, Baltimore Ebbitt House. Washing
ton, and at f. 5. Leadbester II Bros, Alexall'
dria Va. f. G.. JORDAN,
my IL t,lel Owner and Proprietor.
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Funeral.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-The funeral of
Lieut.. Harris took place this afternoon at l.au.
rel Hill, after religious services at st. Lukes'
Episcopal Church, without military display.
Lieuts. Farragut and Rogers, graduates of
West Point, were among the pail bearers.
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Tue PoToMAc FlsnERIEs. The police COM
'lice of the District Council met yesterday
Ecrnoon at 4 o'clock at Legislative hall, by
|'"enent, and heard arguments pro and con
The Potomac fishermen in regard to the bill
Ia before the Council prohibiting the sale Of
|ai "r herring in our District markets after
(uc |, next /; the OILERS claiming that they
|vvr were stopped by law from fishing above
|r' Washington, and that the large seines on
| Lower Potomac destroy more fish than the
nc-. 40 interesting communication from
II. Taylor Was read, urging that measures be
,uncc Instituted for the protection of fish in
/ Potomac, and citing numerous cases OF
F'>'aIn 10 the various States looking to the
nc object within their respective limits
'S'myiom Chronicle.
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From Quebec.

New YORK, May pa Quebec dispatch
says, it is reported that the ship Edluburg
Castle, which arrived there with emgrantS,
has the ship fever on board, causing excite
ment.
The river is very high and several booms
have been washed away, cntaiiug heavy loss
of lumber
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-29

HtEAASpRlA AGRICULTURAL SoclEry =
I Herbert, Maj. Green and Messrs. Andrew
nelson and Edward Daingerfeld succeeded
morning In obtaining subscriptions to ,be
!, Agricultural Society almost sufi
" In amount to authorize the organization of
h vI1n1,pany, meeting for which purpose will
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LOCAL EREVITIES.

During the prevalence of thunder storm in
Loudoun county on the evening Of the 9th
inst the barn of COL Paxton, near Leesburg
was struck by lightning and considerably dam
aged, and some injury was occasioned in the
Hamilton neighbnlhood by the violence of the
wind
The festival Of the ladies' Sewing Society of
the 2ud Presbyterian Church now in progress
at the Assembly Rooms will be continued to-
night and Tomorrow night. A large and
agreeble company was present last night, all of
whom seem 10 b. enjoying themselves.
At a meeting of old Dominion Commandcry
knights Tcmpar held last night al invitation
to be present at the laying Of the corner stone
OF the Masonic lodge at Hamilton o. the 18th
proximo was accepted, and an order passed to
procure band Of music for the OCCASION.
Captain Thomas lIcwett has purchased the
schooner Walter jones' a first class vessel. and
will run her On the Potomac in the place Of til
Cunningham which he has disposed ,t'
A cart employed on the south Columbus
street Improvement was upSct thus in"rnIng
throwing til" attacked horse and the driver In,r
injurlng neither serious y
The receipts Of fish at Fishlown today
amouotcd 10 5G0 >hai caught hy OILERS, which
sold AT $40 per hlir'rtt. and some sturgeon
which sold ut from - to 81 apiece.
Several AIexaHd'ians left here to-day for the
Pimlicp races ut Baltimore, where Col. Dn:-
welt horses f,nllls and lIizzic Lucas were sue
cessful yesterday.
Another row occurred at the Zion Church
coIorcd festival last night but like that of the
preceding night, it was quoted before the ar
rival of the police.
Disordcrly conduct last night, ut and near
tho intersection of Royal and Princess streets
was again complained Of this morning.
Chicken cholera aud cut worm are prevail
ing in Fairfax to an extent rarely before reach
ed in that county
A delegation IF the Knights of Pythias left
here this afternoon for Lccsburg to institute q
lodge of the order in that town.
Oysters, clans aud crabs are now brnugh.
up regularly by the steamer Lady OF the Lake
from Norfolk
The Pioneers, coInrcd military organization,
were out on drill last night. numbering thirty
one rank and file.
The double daily express on the w. G. v.
NJ. T. &. $. r. r. will go into operation on
Monday next.
There will be no organized or general dccora-
ton OF the graves in the Soldiers Cemetery in
this city tomorrow.
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DROWNED IN THE CANAL. yesterday moro

DROWNED IN THE CANAL. = eSterday moro
b the body of man wearing grey military
|cket and cap was found in the canal near Paw
Paw. FROM the description given by our in.
Irmaut we presume that the body was that of
unfortunate man who went about the streets
this city last week in the costume referred
Nothing is known of him. except that he
pied to the Chief Of Police that he came from
Fexaudrla, Virginia, by rail, having great
|ar OF water. He was subject to epileptic fits
n when attacked by one would fall violently
!the ground, aud frequently ,ipjure himself,
Is face was covered with cuts and bruises re-
|vcl IN this manncr. He was last seen here
Friday night of last week, aud it was sup.
~d by the police, who had betriended him,
at he had found his way To the almshouse. -
Ncws.
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Accidents.

LONDON, May 90 There were numerous
accidents among the visitors to witness the race
for the Derby stakes yesterday caused by the
running away of horses; falling Of stands, and
the pressure of the great crowd. Three persons
were killed and several others quite seriously
Injured
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>IOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
~ Tint application will be maicto the Au-
ditor of the Corporate n lnr the r. issue ol GER
TiFICATE No % dated June 20 1861, for 500
CORPORATION Scrip issued To the bite jarc j.
Danforll the same having been lost -" m'"i'd.
nv lO-w.lw GEO W. BUSH. Ex'r &c
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SnacI:kI Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have Just rcuevcdA fresh supply of Gents
extra fine hand- scwcd Boots Shoes and Sli prrs
OF every description. which We unhrs!tatingly
recommend to be the very best on snln in the city
APPS w. b. WADDEI, II King 81.
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ISy Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and AucLoncers.
1 NUM MISSION SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE AND Fl ukkY
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, FA.-
By virtue of decree # the Circuit Court Tor the
city of Alexandria, Va, rendered ut the No
veInber term, 1872 IN the suits of Newton against
Newton and others, and Philips administrator
against NeWton's executors and Others tconsUl-
idated) The undersigned, commissioners, up
pointed by said decree, will offer nj public AUG
tion, in front Of the Mansion House, on Fairfax
street. in the said city Of Alexandria, Vlrginla, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th of April, 1873, ut II
o'clock M, a TRACT OF LAND, situate in
the county of Prince William, Virginia, on the
ing the residue, after deductlng the purchases of
Naglec Musser and Opp, respectively, Of y
larger tract known as DEEP HOLE, MOUNT
PLEASANT and THE FARM, which WAS con-
veyed by Isaac Newton aid wife and Samuel
n. Garwood and wife, in trust, to Edward i.
dated May 18th, 1854, recorded in the land re-
cords OF Prince William county, Virginia.
This is very valuable estate, and has on it a
large quantity of excellent timber and u valua-
BILE FISHERY, known rs Deep Hole" Fa-
cilities TO market are afforded by the Potomac
Railroad, which latter passes through the land.
A plat and survey will be exhibited at the time
and place of SALE and the tract will be sold en-
tire or divided into parcels as may seem to tho
commissioners most advisable.
Terms of Sale: Enough in cash to pay the
costs of suit and expenses of sale, and the resi-
due in three equal annual instruments with IN
terest from date; the purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with approved security, and the
title to be retained to secure the deferred pay
ments, and the land subject to be resold under
decree in these suits at purchasers risk, IN case
- FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
EPPA HUNTON,
fb 1a2awts Commrs of Sale
nsy-The above sale is postponed until WE'D
NESDAY, Ju.y "a, 1873 at the same hour and
place. -.--- ap oo- AVIS
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Weather Report.
WAsHINGToN. May 20,

W NSHINVIVN. V1dy --3' II d. TH.
Probabilities = For the Middle States, falling
temperature rising barometer, norhwcstcrly
aud northeastcrly winds, clear and partly cloudy
weather, with rain thi, evening in Southwestern
Virginia. West Virginia and Western Penn
sylvania.
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lii.

WEsrcIIEsrER. Pa, May 9.-John HEX
man, OK member Of Congress, is dangerously
i'll at his residence, aud little hope is entcrtalu-
ed Of his recovery.
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COMMUNICATED.

Twelve cents added to the present rate Of
taxation, which is to be increased, for the con-
provides that all taxation shall be
equal GLOW is that for high. q.
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Mechanical TE,lkeriNI

Cannot arrcS. the decomposition of the teeth.
Nothing will do this but that pure disinlectant
and prcsrrsative which, under the name of So
ZODONT, has become II staple o! The toilet
throughout the world. my 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-29

SAl~-Charles E. Stuart, jr., esq.,, of
.'ASS OF u.s. has accepted an invitation to
w., e, .ne usual address before the Patrick
p ~ noclety, at the Thirty-Fourth Annual
nrns;a of St. Johns Academy, on the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-29

V. BECKER, 149 King street.
PIANOS and PARLUR ORGANS, new and
second hand, 1T all prices and to suit the times.
Agent for WIN. kNABE 81 CO.'S. UNRl-
Vailed PIANOS, Ut factory prices. Sold
on reasonable terms.
SHEET MUSIC.
Any piece OF Music published in the United
States will be furnished
A general assortment of Musical Goods, viz :
Over 81 Accor,!eons, Of all kinds and prices.
Over Is ViDlns, from 81. IS to $50
Fine Guitars. from -. - to SIS, including Til
tons Patent.
One dozen Banjos, from - SO to SIG.
EiolinrrlIs,<, Bows, Flies, Flutes, harmonious,
Jcwsharps, SC.
Instruction Books for every instrument.
SpEtIALTI.--l import direct from France
the best and cheapest VIOLIN and GUITAR
STRINGS heretofore offered here, at Wholesale
an,l retail. Including Genuine Italian, French
and German.
G-;.- rlanos, Organs and Nil kinds of Musical
Instruments tuned repaired or packed, III which
business have had al experience OF over ~
years Planes in the country attended to. lmh2I
INTENDING To REMOVE to Richmond
i we will sell nj any time during tho present
week, for cash, our entire
MING Flee,
good Will, Press and Material. The custom of
;hts ollie. IS rs large, ii not largcr than any in
the city, and not caring To be troubled with
moving cun be had at II bargain. 1t Will only
h. ,,.d in lot.
WEDDEKBCkN s. MARKELL,
ms 2i-4t lGD King ST., Alexandria, Va.
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'',''--A hight occurred at the foot of King
wy last night which attracted large crowd.
h iSo nn were soldier from the Fort
"oastGd that he could whip any rebel of
|, W. ~ ana weight, and anunder weight water
whose Sympathies we're with the hovs IN
and the way the former was storn NM,
' sea concl1slyely, that be had made "verv
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COMMUNICATED

Since reading the bill providing for the APP
pointmcnt of Board OF Public Works, more
serious objections suggest themselves to my
mind than at first appeared CITIZEN.
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COMMUNICATED.

Board ofpublic Works 'In the language
Of those who cried out at the young lawyer who
made the motion on nrhcoming bond at the
conclusion of Patrick Henry speech, Kill it !!
ALEXANDRIA.
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Sale OfGOIA.

New York, May 29.-rhere were twelve
bids for gold to day amounting TO $2'G4G,OOO,
at from III IS to lis ~.
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u p"ASn OF PUBLIC WonKs. The bill pro-
a''s Tor the institution of Board Of Public
:, J' Ks; VINO shall proceed at once to grade nave
y, ~ improve the streets and side walks of the
!? !; J ."If"auced IN the Board of Aldermen by
,j "u,''so0,a at the last meeting of that Board
~ printed IN yesterdays Gazette, is the sub
!, = VI considerable comment, aud various are
,m, r'u'o''s respecting the ACCESSIBILITY of its
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COMMUNICATED.

INUMMU NIVATED.
| had though the Beard Of Public Works
was iukc-''no more of that and thou lowest
me-" PEOPLE.
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\ Office TO DELINQUENT WATER
~ RENIDRS.
The fnllnwIur i plaiulv rriutcl on every bill

u
The following is plainly printed on every bill
"READ TlllS.-Thc Water Rents are lnyn-
Bile semi nmnuaAy IN ndrnncc from the first days
Of May and November and it is prov drd here
by that any person who may intend to- dISc"n-
tInuc the ll>c of the water shall give motto there
Of ut the office of the Company, and pay tn" cost
q dctachng tt'rulc or cult ng OF l'Ip,M h"@
Mirty tugs prior to the expiration ot the tf,m
for qrhicA aDotrr rent has bccn raid; "Lh--SISe
the r mt will be chargablc tor tn" hall y':r IL
SUNG, or in of transfer, to t:ftlsl"r [" the
books of til" office free of charge.
"Whcn the Water Rents are not r"'" pr""Pi-
IN, or 10 thin intern doys after they become due,
tie Suprr,nt nIelt is required L" SL.p ne supply
Wthou further i.otlcn.
Notwiths anding this notice to very Ind!V'd
lla rcntpr which &. Institutes contract between
the Water Company and lis custnnr some
parties persislc.lly retil.e to pay me Collector
till the expiration Of the term and give u"nc-
ceSsary trouble and annoyance"
In consequence nl this and other orii"I'lrn-
cies, II large amount ol bil : n" left UNPAID III
the commencement of eac new term.
Notice Is there fore he rby %INrn mat IN sucli
cases up,n the report of the COLLECTOR, the u
pEki>TENpENT vii be directed u 'ut oil IN =
water from such parties, which VIII subject ih.hl
to the cost OF 81 80 for letting the water on azaln
All PARTIES arc hereby noI"cd thnI the PMS
for six months from lst May to lst November,
are now ready for delivery, and may be paid 20
the Treasurer, ut the CouIrary's office, M. -
Prince street, or to the Collector when Gale! on.
H. II. MI LLEh,
nv 6-wiw President AIrXa. Water to.
CAW GUMMEkS,
- Adapted for cumming either <tra'ght or
circular SAWS. Just the tnlng for saw mills.
: nv w., IA " JAS. F. CARLIN S SONS.
4 FINE ASSORTMENT Of GEORGE K.
~ HILL s. cos FRESH CRACKERS and
va N'' ~ GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
nv 20 1t6 and 10 King street
IANNED GoODS-Pineapple. Winslow's
~ Corn, Peaches Tomatoes Ounces, Cove
anu my of Is 0ss''''' ''' ''' J. G. MILBUEN
TOR BARGAINS IN PICTURES AND
= WN*EHn y D'H Ri s MARYELLs,
nv M-Gt TO King street.
TALLS SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER,
' FtERGUsoN's,
my 10 IS King street.
VIRGINIA COUPONS. receivable for taxes
Y for sale at The Banking House of
w. u. CORSE Is co,
my 10 81 ard 81 King st.
Y7AMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR of the
Il choicest brands, for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
nv 20 16G s. 10 King street.
T ACE JACKETS AND POINTS.
A good assortment received this day ny
my 70 d. f. WILMER CO.
TDAM, Supsago and New York Factory
d Cheese for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
nv 20 l66 and ITO King street.
90 SACKS OLD OVERNMENTJAVA,
~ LaGusyra and Rio Cofees, received and
for sale by [my 2U r. VI. LAWSON.
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N"hhEn. "A colored man, just returned from
e Of the fishing shores, where had been en-
yed Tor the last two months called at police
.tdluartrrs Yesterday aud complained that he
y teen robbed at FiShtown by people Of his
ln color of all his money and that he had a
'r aud arsc family of children who were
provided Tor. Similar complaints are made
E"HS' IaIN. The victims are generally taken
''ahd as soon as they arrive aud are
/ her druggcd or knockcd down aud robbed.
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|'''LLN Cos. CRACKER BAKERY. The Rich
'u' Enquirer having located the extensive
fcA:r bakery OF Messrs. Hill & Go. of this
!! y III Fredericksburg makes the following
", ,s''h fredericksburg does not make
.S S.IsSSsS by steam. Though a crack city
H. warinn y Ss ecu is the cracker place. We
' ",'nIi; % Tue News ior locating Hill &
|S,, eItao,>hment IN lis pretty little burg, in
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MALICIOUS OFFENCE. A row OF young trees
growing in front Of the lot Of Mr.. John Bag
gctt, on north ST. ASaph street, was broken
down, torn up and utterly destroyed Ry un-
known parties last night
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y ERIN ANTOWN Wool.

will from this day sell my stock of German
town Wool below cot at ten cents per ounce |;
full weight; the best qualrty in the market.
my 10 &. G.. BERRY, ~ King st.
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ME 0ArReGS.

NEW York, May o9-Stocks dull. Gold
steady at 1873. Money firm at 6a7. Flour dull
and droopiug and unchanged. Wheat quiet.
Corr quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE, May %. Va. skies consolidat-
ed SIS. West Va. SKIES I0I bid. Cotton dull;
low middliugs l79 Flour dull aud heavy prices
unchanged Wheat heavy and quiet. Corn
dull; white Southern n; yelIoy do. 81; mixed
Westcro G3. Oars dull Southern 5Oa54; do.
white 5la52 Rye quiet at 90a95. lay quiet;
Western 26a$29. Provisions nominay un-
changed Westuern Butter steady and un-
changed
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urn to morrow. ' VIII
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EItH,N.I,HI.TE GaOUS.


TREMENDOUS ovEKsTocK'
liable BIZ OTHE KS,
Washington, d. G.
HOUSE FULL.
S!lEIVES CROWDED.
COUNTERS STACKED.
MUST BE SOLD.
PRICES DOWN.
TEN DOLLARS.
TWENTY DOLLARS.
Si0-Good business Suit-Sl0.
Sl5-Bctter Business Sut-Sl5
$Al-Best business Sult-S2O.
m.e"Wc are determined not to risk n surplus
stock by waiting for the season TO advance be-
fore putting prices down, and will therefore sell:
A SD Suit for $40
A ST. Suit for SIS
A S27 Suit for $50
"WOULD WERE A BOY SOME MORE"
The same course is being unrescrvedly pursued
in our Boys Department. and we are selling:
An IS School Suit for SIS.
\ SO School Suit for 81.
Il SIS School or Dress Suit for $40
THE ASSORTMENT BEING FULL,
THE ASSuRTM ENT BEING FULL,
TIE TIME TO BUY Is NOW.
TIE I'll VI + To BUY is NOW.
GALL AT ONCE.
CALL AT ONCE.
WE MEAN BUSINESS.
WE MEAN BUSINESS.
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WHITE ASH COAL.

w
Now unloading from schooner Jos. Cake foot
OF Queen street, cargo of superior WHITE
Ash COAL, Egg, Stove and Nut Size. Orders
lett with Messrs. Claridge s. G!igg, druggists,
Will be promptly filled.
ap9 TT. MEHAFFEY & co.
SUPERIOR WHITE WASH BRUSHES st
~ " King street, corner Royal.
N.Y. j. T. CREIGHTON s SON.
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NOTICE.
ALL HOUSEkEEPERS are hereby notified
that il they throw any refuse or decayng AMI
InnI or vegetable matter in any street or alley,
or ,liow the same to remain upon their prem
les tn. Imposed lcnaty will be eXactcd. All
such matter SHOULD be deposited in barrels or
boxes, and kept Till calic'! for by carts, which
Will make duly rounds for that purpose.
q. w. CLIFFORD,
nv 27-lw Supt. of Police.
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FyK SHE Ok 7sE-r-T.

FOR SALE OR RENT CllEAPA large
H$i two story FRAME HOUSE, vi h STORE
kO NJ attached, nj Hcrnion Station. Furrfnx CO.,
on the Washington and Ohio H. t., within on
hours ride Of the city. Gard n spot, c"n:alning
II res. Terms easy. Address or inquire Tor
G. NJ. WHlPPLE 40 18th st., bet. and Il,
Washington, ID. G. my 2I-lm
-. FOR kENT--BRIGk HOUSE, on Co
H:I lumbus street, hear Cameron; six rooms:
water and gas.
my 23-lw ROBERT PGRFNER
FOR kENT-The T II Il + +. : To Il y
dill BRICK HOUSE No. III >"nth Washington
street P,sscssin given once. Apply 10
myg r.. j LLO1 ID, FL Queen 81.
~ BRICK WE'LL NC FOR RE&T~-Thr
Hi Brick Dwelling M " south Washington
street. near the CORNER of huk". Possession CIV
lst OF April. Apply t" GREEN " WISE,
Real Estate Agents. mh l?-r"tl
STOREHOUSE, ON KING STREET,
H:$ FOR KENT
The large store house No. ID King street, now
occupied by Beckharn, Drlaplane " Co., will be
lor rent alter the 18th of February. This *
thought to be one of the best stands in the city
for II grocery or commission business. Apply 10
No 62 King street.
feb r ROBERT l.. WOOD
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IOCA IL N II w ..

OPERATION CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Keith
Iao-Fairfax VS.. Thornton; in chancery;
.meut for cause to be heard and decree
Tered in vacation;
j Wilmer, &c, VS.. Snyder ct ais; in chancery;
tseted. ,,,.,.
| Miller VS.. Williams ct ux; in chancery; re-
;. # sale filed and confirmed, and order for
T,yauce on payment Of purchase money
DJ'osta ct TX. VS.. Snyder, &c; Wilmer, &c.
SNYDER, &c; iu chancery. These causes we're
n:oiidated aud agreed to be heard IN vacation:
|Gbambliu VS.. holland, administrator, and
,rbr vs.. Powell; in chancery; order OF refer
Eee
Ksphart VS. Dixon's executor; in chaDcery;
Il D. Faunce VS.. A. g. F. R. R. Co.; motion
strike out replication to second plea, and
stained, and general replication entered
h cause continued with leave to plaintiff to
rs further and defendant to plead further
Vakelcy ct ais vs. Smoot 4 Perry; IN chan
~; argument Of demurrer to bill in progress.
tnrBlNG. -Robcrt johnson, a colored man
i known to the police for his many INSIDE
,auor>, desirous of proving that cobbing was
!. Of the lost arts in Alexandria, yesterday
ruing, a, Fi>h.own, offered to give IS to any
:. who would inAct that punishment upon
in. Armsrcad West, also colorcd, hearing
:. offer, instantly seized him and bending him
IN the position assumed by boys playing leap
40 held him until another colored man with
,issc Of board performed the operation as
II and with as stunning effect as was ever
rasi"ncd by the execution OF the Corporation
w So far, however, from complying with
i contract, johnson, as soon as ne could
us. set off for magistrate, and had war
mi issued for the arrest of those who had cob
ii him, one of whom was carried before JUS
f Whttlesey this morning, but was dismissed
[ the prosecutor who had offered to withdraw
/. charge for So, failed to appear. johnson
I, afterwards arrested and locked up for max
|: false charges, and iu default of the pay
.ut Of the imposed fue, put on the chain
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