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B. T. BlRcHETr, Secretary.

DIVORCED. = This morning in the Equity
Court, Judge Wylie made decree of divorce in
the case Of Sarah Ann jackson agt. Simon
jackson. The ground of the divorce was cruel
treatment ON the part OF the husband. The
husband in his answer charged the plaintiff with
having committed adultery, but Judge Wylie
said that the only evidence a. to this charge
Fiddle appeared for plaintiff, F. Miller and
Meloy for defendant. and the testimony was
taken by &. n. Thomas. This case has at
tracted much attention on Capitol Hill, where
the parties-well-known colOred peopie-haye
resided.
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A WOMAN SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY,
BrRNED.-l.ast night, about sk O'Clock, a cob
ortd woman, named Sophia Lane, living
on 10th street, between p and =, northwes It
was dreadfully burned about her person. 1t is
stated that while she was asleep the children i'm
the house set lighted lamp near her, from
which her clothes took fire, and she was so batly
burned as TO render her recovery doubtful. Dr.
d. 4. Winter attended her, and Sergeant Bros
nan, with Officers Chase and Dyson, rend cred
all the aid in their power.
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TIE DoNoHO-B. & o. II. k. CAsE.-Yester-
day in the Circuit Court, Judge Cartier, in the
case OF DonOhO agt. the Baltimore and Ohio
railrOad-action for damages-the jury found
a verdict for defendant. 1t will be remembered
that Donoho claimed damages on account OF
premature explosion of blast in working on
that road. . -
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SMALL Pox CASES since our last report have
been reported as follows: Child of j. F. Miller.
4is Mh street southeast, ttead;) one case each
at 200 M street south west in aliey between ,th
and 9Th and ID and f southwest: o street be-
tween X and LIST street southwest: 32s G strset
southwest. and ? cases on & street, between I'd
and 18th streets southwest.
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metropolitan Dollar Store.

The attention OF the public is respectively called to
the following very cheap and desirable goods Just
received: T.
Ladies Skirts, tucked, made Of prime muslin. AID
well sewed, 81.
Ladies Ghemise, = sty lee, at 81 each.
Ladies Drawers, trimmed with embroidery ruffi ng ,
or tucked, best MUSLIN well made, and in ali
Excellent Aprons al rs and 50 cents
Linen Chemise, plain, 81.
So0 dozen Crystal Goblets, at 81 per dozen I'D
Y loren Toilet Soap, large piece, for IS cents.
Is styles Baudeaux for the hair at co cents and al
Large assortment of .
LADIES' AND GENTS KID GLOVES.
in white and colors, ST.
50dozen Ladies' Silk Scarfs, all coIors 50 cents
full assortment Of those desirable solid walnu,
Book Racks, Hat Racks Towel Racks P.ner
Racks, Side aud corner Brackets, &c. - -
beauf1fni Oval Im Walnut Frames, Sxl0, with
glass and back complete. 50 cents
SGrea1,y good Chromo-, in oiled Walnut Frames,
new lot Of those handsome
LACE TIDES,
Probably the prettiest assortment of Wallets Won
ever seen at cents, % cents and ST. worth to look
Very good, all steel Scissors, at Is and 50 cents
Pocket Knives and Razors in large variety, at q
cents, 90 cents, and 81 each. =
1saI y fe 81 Is sns and Chill
drent Hose, psir for 81.
Besides number Of other new articles, all good,
pretty and cheap.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
llY THOMAS BOWLING, Auetfoneer.
fRUSTEEs SALE OF VALLEY VIEW FARM,
MAR GEnPGETOWN

LAX N.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February
Iii. Ps ID ISs a.. sT R sad ss sIs'i
TRDaT the asts day q H Il ies s
ali hat farm on the Rige ad, formafiy owHsa BY
yohu p King, and known As the valley View
on line drawn north ~ west from the tree Deiiy
Barber - and running thence south 65s, west IS 10
e ss ss m.n
perehesi !sS W Is reIchss: y: l2s W. Is pershes
T. perches then, leaving said road, South 81 East
46 SIS perchee 20 the division fine between Alliance
anS the saa Pa If ar u
ming, containing q acres and Is perehes OF land,
The debt remaining unpaid. and for which the
present sale IL advertised $500 with interest at
The farm has hns N snsioD, from whic b an excel
lent view is obtained numerous out buildings, and
menf and the title is unq II is located
within one mile Of Geor getown and near the George
Terms Of sale: Ons-third cash, (of which sac
mnst be deposited when the property is struck of,
balance in three equal payments, at one, two, and
three years with interest at six cent from the
the properly Ali yancns at purchaser cost.
The terms are not complied with the deposit to be
mia ectd fhSMSs BOWL oWsiaG, Acct
THE Rush is QvER, THE ACCUMULATED
voSs ia the fer soss u tine
Fast fall, owing to the impossibility Of securing
Truly thankful for past fsvors, having at present
fuil corps OF artisans, with every facility
continuance of the same.
w. II. wHEATLEYS
PREMIUsi STEAM DYEIN6 AND SC0UR-
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
janH 80 Jefferson street, Georgetown, DO
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

Cal ~ once, as " cannot gusrant the abOse a..
paseieo io~ prices for definite islSth u tire
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RAILROADS.

BALTln9khaEi Lk kSP oHIoERs
aS6 r AR ssf.
N : . FOR BALTIMORE.
lave ave, daily, except Sunday, al 80 go, 500, 80
ON SUNDAY FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at 4as and $40 a. aud Les, sis, sac, %
.s a1a y sass. s1 !. e. and
:os aio s sDf 10 b n and and a. s Sunday As AID
towing stations only, viz: Biadensburs, Beiissiie
s:o the ss vii siep at jsssap c ass and n the
90 p. u. at PeDn's Crossing.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at Sc: m and Ale p m; but no trains to er
rom Annapolis on Sunday
FOB NORFOLK.
Leave at loo p. m, except Sunday.
Ls.. s$ Any; s5ssss STURDY .aa sasd., .s,.s
md $40 p. NJ. ma on Sunday Il SIS and 500 sd
r,om TEAMS NsA vs., AhsIyE AZ .s; FoLL3ws:
From P6iiadeiphis and Baltimore a, s:1a
Nd aTG% s ss ss ~ s s asa and So m
FROM THE WEST.
Arrive st l50, 6:s5 aud l0;t0 .. m
Washington Station Ticket once al ali hours Of the
sSs
que once can shese arrange to have their baeease
se III soso. see
THos 3. sHARP, zsss Master Transportation.
dkoo S9 kdoS Ssnsre s IiGtss ASsps
TsiH! s asSt iii iSRR
WASHINGTON saS NV Y 81,
F fap Il new .R!lS" FORK, ilao eaa.s, r cars,
Leave daily Except SUNDAY S.JO a. and
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LOCAL NEW s.
annu~emeuts, Ac.. To.niglt.

Bot-s OF.ra HoESs.- Miss Agnes Ethel in
"Frou FTUu-"
TA.assr cosafJTs-A variety entertainment OF
drama, song, dance, &c.
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sLPHONzc YoUNGs 4 CO..
GROCERS,
r. YoUSos MASONIC TEMPLE
WI. IA. sEARe,f kTSTH Avn Fsrs -.
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TEAS TEAS TEAS
fb.
sanPswder TIA, sc, a good article for ~
Choice Gnppowdcr Tea, 81 q: very besf. stso
InIrsrssl Tea. eoc 7sc, 81, very hncsr, 81 =.
S.cS bisck Tee, thr>~ pounds for 81.
haze alsc some q the a - ef~red On tn eity
AAso, an exus English Brea&fsst Tea
FLOUR. nc.
-helchs. Raw. TeBn~vs ana osh.r r--.oss a
flouf, all ~ icese- y ,-rbls pric-s
Ten pounds Lard for 81.
hiaen - rre, pr gallon. Tsc. orr bet n
Ter pounds New Dates, 81
Nae pcand. New Prunes 81
Peanuts, half tushei for en-.
BRANDY. GIN. &C.
Pure French Brandy, PEI ,Ottle..--.. ..-... o. -
California {" -. -
Pure Holland Gin Z" - -,
Arg lics and Mn.cste, Vine, per bOttle.-...-.. 81
Mbisky nNe year old .--...-- 100
Sweet CStsvb be Wine, 50 pr gallon.
e. q. O'HARE son,
fseo-tr 12i3 IN street n w. besva-n N sus y
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BAD BOY--George Jones. the school
10y NhO stole S,36 from Miss TrOok. a school
teacher an tbeJefersoB building was arraigne,
az the charge OF larceny this morning before
Judge Smell. and pleaded guilty. No one APP
peaTing in / il behalf. the judge sent him TO tue
reform school during minority. IL il stated nv
The police Tat the mother of the hoy H. en-
rloVed Is one of the government departments
ant. that she gives no care to- nor seems AT Ali
concerned about, this boy, leaving him to do
pretty much as he pleases: that relative has
been taking care OF him, but being a bad boy
eoud 10 but little with him. Detective
NcDevitt states that the theft was very adroirly
done, and wcsla aaye dome credit to n profes-
sionai thief.
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JHE INV BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
orgsn'zed last night by the unanimous election
OF the following officers: Joseph Williams, pres
idtht; VIM X. Collins, vice president. or the
new members of the board, Mr.. James A. TAFT
"as Tor years the president of the Columbia fire
Company; Mr. Thomas p. Morgan, president of
the mon fre company; Mr., Joseph Williams
iof some wears connected with the fire DEPART
tnent. aud VIM. X. Collins " as formerly MEM
csr OF the board. and has since been a member
or the committee on IRE department i'm the
house OF delegates. The commissioners who
hold over are Me-srs. John A BavIv. n. AT.
Booker and James A: McDeyitt, all well and
fssorably known in the community
4 Arrest or A SUPPOSED 'wAsHIysros,.s
FeE Bu EeLAEY.-R. X. Clery, represented to
De from Washington, was arrested by Offesr
Dsnenhaner in the neighborhood of Fourth and
George streets. ON Monday night, after he had
made two attempts 20 enter houses at back win
dews. He was before Aldermad BETTER far a
hearing yesterday, but none Of the witnesses
being present save the 0fficer who m ade the
arrest the hearing was postponed until to-day.
The impression NJ the central station was that
the prisoner was not OF sound mind.-Phaa.
Lt@sery l$h iast. Re -
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B. 9ILvKRBERo.
+ METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sl3 sEvENTH STREET,
T'Hs RAfDITY Alp Alp Ease WITH WHICH

i D1a COINS WITH WHICH
are removed en9 the feet relieved, n siline frsm
Hgnions, Hed 9als, &C., q DR. WHITES tstsb-
hshment, eSe leth street, oDDosits tie Trsss1ry, b
nsthod q oIsrslins, .hch 9 entirely disrsus nom
ss; s Of 1s2sinf assI into ths Sueicn,
20 g seSsls. :1a es@sstnss On c.sfehes weeks
sfsf e make = dar ls Isa.s.. ~ as bg
xitho.f so9Rleint; there Q ttle no psin, no los
0eot1ont, even tn extreme coDeo, elbc4D 4 nerfecf
cure; o1oA the test being u1ed co0ssantly Corn
eEe ua6!e % oo0e occasionally With even The 6esf
ntting ahoss - indesIious Ierso1s think there il
econo0y 81 Hne, eomfoxt, and healfk n an oces
toni VI g TIE SeaFcSodia; and L . veil
|os nonorsd - ~ {9e!,c s1d yats lis come from
n,r{ q "oo VI. white Aas s.seaieiSsd Dsis;isn
OLo.o- !. fa-tP
GET BID or non: P4YTNd 607RDFRs. .s5h
street and Penn. ave. pri.cips dspct S SIolsp "a
II xMOSSAAE.Gk0RGx HOLMAN has remoy =,
~ from xOS Pehnsy1Y enfa avenue 10 lSf D.. :,
syivanie avenue, where he VIII coptfnna ia fmr
syripg trade. '"uu'1 m,sn,,n 70
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ENGfIsH OPEEA--AOIi.iay next the English
Opera Troupe will commence a short season OF
sly nlshss and a mStine AT Walls New Opera
House. This trOaPe. numbering over forty
persons, and including such fayOTite artists a
Miss EOse Her>ee, Mss Emma HowSon Mrs
Zelda SegSiu, Mir. BTookhouse Bowler. Mr.
Irgene Clarke, Mr.. k2ward Seguin, Mr.. O. F.
Han. and Mr.. John Clark. with full chorus
and orchestra under the direction OF 5. BslIr-i,-
VIII give, on Monday evening, .'Lasia di Lam
mermoOr.' Tuesday. the opera will he Mari
tSna Friday. the popular artist. Mrs Zelda
SegulH, viii take senest. The prices will
rsbais the sane A. ~ present. Seats can I've
secured az Eii's' music store, and At the opera
house.
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JHE EMANCIPATION CELKBIAToS.-At a
meeting of the 9th district colored people last
night To make arrangements for the emancpa-
ton celebration on the 10th April committees
were APPOINTED a. follows On Consolidation
John f. Clark. Albert s. Grant, X. A. Gray.
Joseph II. Dent. On Finanee-Jehn f.. CLARK .
Wn. Washington, Thomas l.. Harris, Eli w
Jackson, VIM Freeman. Delegates to the
emancipation celebration convention-R. A.
Gray, >. Dent, j. c. jackson. Chief Marshal
John r.. Clark.
AZ a meeting in the 18th district, Mr.. George
w Brown in the chair, and G. A. Kuhn secre-
taty, the following delegates TO the convention
were elected: Richard Clark, b. F. Dabuey,
and George W. Brown.
Al meeting In the 18th district Mr.. William
Marlborough in the chair, and C. @. Briscoe
secretary. William Edinborough, John Free
man and c. &. Briscoe were elected delegates.
John Freeman and Edward Wilson were ar
POINTED a committee on finance
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S3oGt1a STIT FOR DbNAGEs-YeStcr,iay
aiteERooii. in the tTTcuit Court, Judge Cartier
th' c.ase OF VIM Barnes agt- the District of Co
iHmb.a. was commenced. Tine plaintiff claims
that While crossing n street. between 9th and
.th streets southeast. october II. ISL, he fell
INTO trench dug in the middle OF the street by
order ot the District authorities. about which
There wa> no feEcing or signal OF danger. and
thereby sustained a fracture of the ankle. 40
severe as to cause him 20 incur a bill for meIi-
cal attendance OF Sl.f9n; and that said injury
having deprived him OF consequent gains and
IFCfIs III business. he il entitled to ~3D .eo0
damages. The trench or excavation REFER FL
10 was the cct maize IT the. approach 10 the
N&vy-vard tunnel OF the Baltimore and Poto-
mac TaIiToad COMPANY.
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<tw PrBIfcArtoSs.-From ID. A. Bresnan
We have the Interesting April number of the
CefLogie BoviS; Shiliington sends us an early
copy or Sc!7hasrs h'nthty tor April; aud from
-. y. Parker we have HaTTsT,s Wsetfg for
March -. with three or four hits by Mast, in
bis old vein.
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,GROCERS.
~ $. oHaHs 4 SON.

Wholesale aHa Retail or.esrs
l2I3 Ssresfa S,rssf Nsrra,-.s,, saus.s. aa-ss
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BOARD OF trustees of the national college of
rhar macy lAst nj GIT. the committee on candi-
datcr reported fevosahly upon the application
that she MAS ss@ply qualified and eligible. She
vas then duty elected q member OF the college
Professors r.. r frist0e and X. II. Stab!er ere
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To HAVE ELEGANT light Biscuits, Rolls,
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings. &c, YOU
should use DOOley's Yeast Powder. Ask your
grocer for Ii. 1t is a pure Baking Powder o
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PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. StOtt & Co., 40 Pennsyiyania avenue
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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HOTELS.

HOWARD HOUSE, Corner Ca street asd Penna
H are, WcsatagfOH, ID. C., Z. WOODS, Props q,
has just undergone a series of elegant improve
meLts, having been Thoroughly rensvsted and re-
furnished throughout, making il at present one of
the most desirable Hotels in Washington.
L. ID. Howard, late proprietor, retains interest
IN the Hotel, where he will be pleased to his old
friends ard former patrons, promising them first
class accommodations at all times.
Terms, So per day. Table Board, s - per
month. mil I'm
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AERFsgED ON 4 BENCH WAReANT-Iast
week a cS-e was hard before Judge Smell of
th- Police Court. against a color,d man named
i'"bert osng. who Ma charged with attic m ut
'. commit "A Tate upon n little cOlOre,i giri
aLoat - yeaEs al age ~ rag shop .set. nv de-
fendant ON sSGth street. The case wsS en-,
To the grand jury, Young being held ia lao
bofst- Tor appearance. The case Wa called
Yesterday oy ne grand Jury and Young was re-
ported ct. A bench warrant wasat once
lssIsd by thie< Justice Cartier an. LAT nj rbt
Sergexnf Pierce of the LIST precinct rea<rr.iad
Young, and tfcot him 20 the central guard
house. This ns0FAsEg lac was turns.i ayr IN
the marshal of IN. Criminal Court I
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TIE NEW How, Fck TEE AGxD--S'r The Ilttle
Sister OF the Poor. whose Home iyf tn.
aged has heretofore been on q street .l-tw-.n
sth and 10Th ssrests. yesterday removed 10 their
rev bussj ing. on " street. between ith aud eth
stIeets sz7thes-t The ssTemony of ble>sin
The bUildtsg psTfJF mea by Rev. q. A. Wal
ter. At : a. IN. JEs building. which viii Son
lie charges. cost Sfs .era, aud the ground
si2-so. on wss eh - .ooo vAs paid cash, the bal
ance ~ be pail in yearly instaiments OF -, 90.
The inmates slnmber SIXTY, aud ei yt more
were received Yesterday.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The steamship Moselle, from Bremen,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The agricultural works at Quincy,
H., was burned last night. --'}.'If
Heavy mail robheries are reported be-
tween st. Louis and New York. u, s4gszl
The extensive flour mills at La Sale,
Illinois, have been burned. Loss $22, 900
insurance. 900. 49,,
Fire in Elyria, Ohio, last night, burned
ten elegant stores. Loss 5000, 600; insur-
ance $13S,000. ioiia' tafi
The old Catholic church and ten other
buildings in Norristown, Pennsylvania,
were burned last night. qa @
The new treaty between France and
Germany, providing for the evacuation Of
the French provinces, was signed Satur-
day. iaal s1g 4G
The Portuguese consul has been in.
structed to demand immediate satisfaction
from the Brazilian government for an out
rage to the Portuguese flag at Para.
The Protestant Episcopal churches O
Cincinnati have offered to conduct the flu
neral of the late Bishop McIlIwaine and tt
bring his body home from Florence. tn,
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t.l Common OF VIRGINIA,
DxPARTARNr OF PUBLIC PRIFTISa,
s.sfugE RICHMOND, March is, 1873.

NaYaitNEss hiChmVSp, 1910 IL
PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
i BINDING. LITHOGRAPHING, &c.
In accordance with law, sealed proposals will
the Capitol, until TUESDAY, April /, 1873 at
IL NJ, for printing and binding for the State of
Virginia for the ensuing twelve months, as fol-
j. SENATE BILLS. DOCUMENTS, JOUR-
!. HOUSE, BILLS, DOCUMENTS. JOUR
5. ANNUAL REPORT OF OFFICERS,
Boards, and institutions. including reports of
1. ACTS OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY
s. TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME OF graf
TAN'S bEPORTS
9. All other PAMPHLET and BOOK-WORK
required by any department of Government.
Z. JOB-WORK - Embracing blank forms,
warrants, oaths, commissioners books. poll
books, and jobwork generally Bidders will
state price per 1000 ems for composition. and
RULING, TRIMMING, WRAPPING, &c.
Observation-Disclosures,
ENVELOPES, &c. -, ~
The superintendent reserves to himself the
right 70 have forms of large jobs duplicated.
The Superintendent also reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids. III = 81 'Ii,s4sf
Contractors will be required to enter into
Secretary of the Commonwealth, for the prompt
and faithful execution of their contracts. -
Specimens of work required may be seen at
1s1Sff N h. F.. WALKER.
NH l7--eodtApi Supt. of Public Printing.
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The Tcnnessee PnbIic Debt.

NASHVILLE. March 15.-The legisla-
ture to-day passed, on its final reading, the
bill to fund the past due interest on the
state bonded debt, and interest accruing
up to and including January, 1874. The
bill provides that it shall be funded at the
rate of six per cent. The bonds have 40
years to run, and are redeemable at the
option of the state after 10 years and it
also provides for sinking fund, and makes
ample provisions for redemption on and
after january, 1874. ,t, 85' ~
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Peg ss5O.OOO.'

Will be distributed this year to the subscri
bers for the AMERICAN WORKING PEG
PIE, alarge quarto, 10 page Monthly, costing
but $l.60 per year. 1t gives premium to every
subscriber, varying from 25 cents in value up to
~, IS, $40, 800, 300, 1900, and $500 In Green
backs, besides Watches, Sewing Machines,
.Parlor Organs and numerous other premiums
Of value. Send for specimen and circulars to
5tr55, CAPRON CO.,
NH 6--3m Pittsburg, Pa.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
family of the Bishop have not given an an
swer to the proposition.

The jury in the case of Charles Nor
timer, on trial in Sacramento for killing
Sarah Gibson, has brought in verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
The house of John Simmons, farmer,
near Chicago, was burned last night, his
father, aged eighty, aud child, two years
old, persisted in the flames. One thousand
dollars secreted in the wall was burned.
"A gale blowing at the rate of 36 miles
per hour commenced in Cincinnati at
O'Clock yesterday evening. A number of
telegraph wires west of the city were
Frustrated. p tAtie
The ship Jennie Eastman of Balti-
more, has been wrecked on Cayo Ferde.
Crew saved. Ship valued at $4,000;
partly insured. eg
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, March 17.-Postmaster
Jones says his resignation originated from
Q desire to be free from responsibility for
the defalcations of subordinates. $3.50
Some fifteen steamers are now overdue
here from two to fifteen days., There is
no anxiety about any except the Niagara,
from Bermuda. '.j
There are fully $4,000 persons in st.
Patrick's procession here to-day. .5i
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DIED.

HENDERSON.-Died at Az o'clock p. NJ, on
the l6th inst, ANN ELIZA HENDERSON. be-
loved wife of James Henderson,, in her forty
fifth year.
Her funeral will take place from First colored
Baptist church TOMORROW Tuesday at
o'clock p. M. Friends and acquaintance Of
the deceased and family are invited 10 attend.
She died in the Christian faith, having proven
to be consistent Christian by her ever exempli-
fled character for the past twenty-four years of
church, A'stitN
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--Canby's soldiers have captured thirty,
five horses from party Of Modocs and
would have killed the Indians but for peace
negotiations. Captain Jack wants to talk,
but is advised that Candy cannot con-
troll his soldiers, who have captured the
horses and four children. S b
"A fire in the Bowery, New York. last
night occasioned loss Of $50 900, diyi-
ded among small dealers. Insurance
$25, 900.
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SMALL-Pox.-We learn there are four
cases of smallpox in Pink alley, near the
second market. IF the report is true, we
hope the necessary precautions will be
taken to protect people who visit this
public locality.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17

THE MOUNT VERNON IvEsTIGATIoN.
The joint committee of the General
Assembly charged with the investigation Of
the alleged mismanagement Of Mount
Vernon, will start on their mission to-mor-
row evening. III I,.. ssI... ~ IA.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
CoRNs. BuNIoNs. bad NAr

CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &c.-
DIR. SCHULTZ bsgs to inform his patrons, and
those wishing to avail themselves of his aid, that
he will have to yield to the solicitation of his
country patrons, and probably leave for an ex.
tended trip soon; hence call will oblige.
Office, i9th street near Main. Cures, as always,
painless, with immediate relief