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prtsing the Twelfth, Nineteenth, and Tventysecond
Wards OF the City and County of New YORK =.
Also Representative In the fOrty third congress- OF
the United States, from the sixth Congreeslonai Ds
trct established by Chapter 69 OF the Laws or lsn
comprising the Eleventh and Thirteenth words OF tne
and Twenty1rst Wards OF the said CITY lying East OF
Third avenue, shall compose the sixth Dlstrct III place
Of james Brooks, deceased.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED.
Twcnty.one en- Members Of Assembly. ....,.,,- -
A sheriff, IN the place OF MATTHEW J. .B!EN IMAM.
A County Clerk. in the place Of CHAR l.. LOEN.
Two Justices Of the Marine Court, n The place OF
Three 80 CorOncrs in the place OF PAliJth T.
kLFNAE, NELSON W. YOUNG, aud GEHsON NJ
Two justices ~ the superior Court in pace Of JOHN
NJ. HAlBOU X and CLALDlJS NJ. MONElL -. ,
All whose terms Of office viii expire on the last day
The attention OF inspectors Of Election and county
CanVasstrs directed to Chap Si uf Laws OF lstt a
copy of which Ia printed herewith, entitled, An Act
to provide for submitting to the electors 0i I'M. Sa,
at The general cec lion To be- hed on the tuesday FOL
lowing the nrst Monay of November eighteen hundred
and seventy three, the question whether the ohccs Of
Chicf Judge and Associate Judge Of the Court of Ap.
pcalS Of Justices OF the supreme court OF the Judge OF
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas uf the city and
County OF New York, of the Judge of the superior
Court Of Buffalo Of the Judge OF the city of BrpOkn,
of the county Judge OF the several cOunies OF Is
ant to section seventeen article sN uf the Consttu.
ton" for Instructions In regard to their duties un
der said Act Also 10 sections IL and Is Chapter 6i3 Of
the Laws of is13 copy OF which II printed herewith
entitled An Act to provide Tor the ann NatQn OF the
Towns Of Morris ania West Farms, aud Kingsbriuge, n
New York. for instructions to their duties UNI der
said Act.
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r. W j, UUN0I, MhhHtcr
NELN DIRECT LINE 10 FRAACE,

IN" GcuHlal Transatlantic tnmpnnNb steamers fur
ilrcst Huu NrrHlH every alternate ~Nlutdp ENcur
eluu tCkcts ut rcdl..l ! i tnt. Appl' H uo uhar ut
GEORGE MAcRhNIi E AgoIt,
b.
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CASH PAID WEEKLY for all the & work
n you can do the year round. MY prices are Roon,
ind NV operators are making money abnye the snan
inonthy iustallment the machine. Chcnisc IRON
from sSU TO s2i A year to pay for uc following una
rtnes sent with good teachers, direct from the com
psnies Offices new wi'h al. the latest improvements /:
bennington, Victor, Dumctlc. hcc"r. hih;tr W 'H <
d Ginbs Howe Weed and American, al'O Wheeler
4 wilson sold the ycty trsi utln- tha' can De ar
ranged u small dcpoNit tcquicd on Tue nAchlhc WORK
furni.had the wear round AMI after uft f. tft Ihd
Tor Come where you VIII sri your ""rn ir"in mr. !
hands I manufacture NY own Funus ald ViN hf*l
Yrirra Tht4 cnt 20 lr~ as ttd-, Nui DOTS
nni hold ont false tuduc,uth't 10 n. d.c'Nr any one.
JN,t I,t,r.,l, and fairly WIN and Us.
.'cins ~ br ic,irg rl't kN ALTER
''''"s - q. tnst gtl 80. uVpusilD StcNirt'E.
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Nrrsomal llollt,s.

sICCESSFTip l. practice Of - years In New YORK
~ city ~ the treatment of nervous ami general de-
hlity and other diseases. enables Dr LEWIS to eheot
cures when all others taii. Ollce, Beach ST.
IL, SKIN diseases, old ulcers and cruptions cured
N ~ pr FULLER, 81 Greenwich st.. near Franklin.
L. RAItH'~ oil for rheumatism. go Bowery
tI' anu all druggists Gen raj depot 1858 Ptar At
NJ ~. ". BhiIII wishes 20 src lis wife. he can
do so 10y calling Mt Grand IT, ferry house, New YORK,
Tuesday. ht u'clOcN.
I WM.NtN NAMEE. VI. -. having returned
~ nom lniup'ti D. d. " IOtnic. ~ lt7' biuilNHN.
Treats rtsts OF chronic and acute tsrHses CIcu-
l4rs containing fuN p4.t.Csi4Is ,1l trs UunlA- tur
uthtd rtr. tOusNit ftlnus fUr. taN Niunt CN luina
uou. 3, TO IS. OhccE1l.s,i 4. M tO5 M The sick
lu,l. ed too ul
GsEuiGNI.-ro the aiticieu All dls.atc, NHd
w CIWpNi.t. t-.Htc 40 t.tf u.Its- Currt htti,.
fsrtoll o"neul'ulou itcc. Dt WEST, 81 Bctckcr
s',icU BrpidNHy,
SSTR lCrVRE, u.tull, aud pcs r!lica'b cured WITH.
- uut hho, '- ~ or dciohli"u huu i,in,,- dis'
cl.rs 1 thN frher.'r organs Diseases and
or "a. . ,t1.r. lcr, p'f.pn, and al iWpIrtln
kfNlN a. DANIELS NJ. d., iil Lexington aY.
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Sotlrip tloiltts.

DAiNrRRS. The members of Lodge No. II win
n hold their regular weekly meetlus at their Odd
hall northwest Bilh Sc and Sd ay. Wednesday
oct 90 by order. WIN. HUTSON, secretary.
~ OTINE.-The members Of Chelsea Division, No
u, g. of IT, are hereby notified to meet IN their hall
ths evening Oct ~, at 1i0 o'clock, 70 tIanss bus
ness Of importance. NJ. tlTCHIh. W L.
J, hokLhol, ia. L. u
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hRINKA Il D'- sefcure-Slf' and -tiug. Send
~ stamp for circular Of 81 for cure 10 MEDlCUs s.
box .ai. Dunieith. Limos.
INVOICES legal obtaiLed; no publicity no fee
~ IN advance. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, lsi broadway.
NOR -ALE-Thrrshing machine with saw table eut
i able for kindng wood yard also, pony horse har
ncss, and old spring cart Park syr near slenDcn st.
Brooklyn. Y KELLEY.
DUOTOi:RApuIC calling cards beautiful and
i Noyrl. send IS cent. for pack, TO the PHOTO
GRAPHIC co, Dubuque, Iowa
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Amuseintntl

GRAND OPERA HOU-E, 2sd st. and sth Az.
" Begins -. Matinee every Saturday ct IN. The
most magnificent theatre Ia the world now open AZ
SPECIE PRICES.
Admission 80 cents. Reserved Orchestra and circle
scats " ccpIs eAtra Family CIfclc W ceDto.
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z ost ano founo.

OST-Note OF Meriden Cutlery Co. No. 81 to or.
j der of Samuel widc's sons, Aug l, four months.
for thirteen hundred and twenty three aiilO dol ars.
Note Of Mcriden cutlery Co So .31s, to order ~
Joseph Wide dated Aug I, four months. for fourteen
hun red sul tmr'yOne Sl0O dollars, pay ihlc at In
porcrs AMI II aders Naton, Bank. The pubic eau
Toned against negotiating the same, payment having
b. stopped.
DiCkEDIP In thc Lower ia ayswl boat. The
i OWlcr, by proving properly and paying expenses,
can have It Apply TO T.. uEWEIT 63 West 5lst ~,
gnIn REWARD offered for the rrturn of large,
- ~ Hight brown ST. Bernard dog named Lion. Dis
aiucgrci tr.W tht rcsucnc' OF owner, Charles hOrd'
hon, Ls4, Alpine, n j., sunday morning.
!. ALBERT, ~ Moore II.
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tSislnjol,s ai0 aIlrJi0
IONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

I
On ani after Monday oct. - %. trains will leave
James clip foows Leave SAN d.. Ea.t river nftccn
minutes later;
SOFA. VI. Eockavny express
N.sl a, VI, Ore supIrt mail
li9u \. NJ, rOrt jefferson. L)cu., VALLEY. aud Hemp
stead
ppA ~, RockawAy accommodation.
500 ~. NJ. l.NCthtad aud NAs iiirbor cypress Runs
through % Grernppri Wciuc, mys und saturdays.
Anur. NJ. Hampstead express.
4pP. NJ Port Jefferson, Locust Valley nni Hemp.
etead express.
$500 i. ~. Locust valley and llenpstesd express.
GpJP. NJ, NOrthpurt aud RpckaNay accommodation.
Trains connect at Jamsici with East New YORK, and
at Mneola with lIempstead
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point M follows
9Sl A NJ" Port Jefferson. Northport AM Locust Val
ley exclusion trains.
6p l., NJ, NOrthport Accunnp 'stion TRAIN.
6aU l.. NJ Roe NAUly accommodation.
JNO.' II. MORFOI.D, superintendent
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I,ul 6sIu,,.

-
JAMES NJ. MILLER, AUCTIONkkR.
POSITIVE SALE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
wAsnINGTON HEIGHTS.
Known the
ntRNEY BOwErs TRACT.
pcng part Of the late estate OF Jacob Lorillard.
do,ca.ei tituatei directly opposite the residrhcc oi
J.n Dordou Bennett, I.i.. md containing about
ipCirY tors
on Tenth ay.. Audubon av. an1 lsi'h st., as wiiened
Th. property will be -,lt II auction On
WEDNESDAY, OCrOpYR %.
Al IL O'Clock NJ
T.. ,hango salcsroo'n, III Drosivay,
uy
JAMES NJ MILLER. Auctionecr.
sixty per cent m,y rcman bond and mortgage.
GUIDE map' and maps Of the property at the omce of
the Auctoueer, No. - Pine II.
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o'WLToN acIWlNWt0'lfo''0 of S''o.


= N 7
ClIY ssr torhu or NEM Nul.s, Nurt-t !. l4l1
ICUuY ug foregoing tp b. tt.r copy ~ tl' tlrc.
OF state MNrlHfW ~. HH $NNN.
hhorl1 Of the ClN aud County of NOW York.
Notice Is tlsn given pur u'ni to re-'lntlon of the
N0ath of Aldermen ut tHr tly of hrW tr.. t4ut am
rrnd m entn tn thr PROVE uas of thnprr f1 ~ r
Laws of lNi tnuu,h An =" rrorE n.@o IN ID, Al
amen i"9y her of, At lhe G,ucr .h ction AorcsA.d,
Ia ho hgid a. aiOrcs1iG, a. re /. 10 be- tlcc rd
An Alderman fOt the Clfy OF New lofk, % thr place
oi ilEhHN CLANstN, appointed by s1il nuAr1. 10 nll
the "lrci orCisipnCa Ny the death of ~ f' - tll..
Skl, tor the unrspred term for whi,h sa a l't it
GlL|tN was uectnd as such Alderman VIZ. until the
first day Of JANUARY ISIS.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. sheriff
, Publishers OF newspapers ere notified not to insert
hee Cbapi@' i5' Laws of 1860
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. Sheriff
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an,ustn,fnts.


CADEMY. NILSSON. no MoRRow;
n Fourteenth subscription night OF the
STRAKosCH GRAND ITALIAN oPERA CoMPANf,
TOMORROW "WEDNESDAY, OCT. - at O'CLOCK
:" LUCIA LAMMFRMooR NILSSON.
MADAME CHRISTIE Nfi fi,ssON... .ss ...... LUCIA
SlGNOR ITALO CAMPAN1NI......as ...EpG AEno
sGSnH pEL kNTE..'.'.'.'.'''.' Iii ,NN65N6
tFiitSr riNF rms sEAS1Nl -MAGT1A.
MADAME tllkl~ilNl y i!,N,-o y, -, an.
MISS CARY -CApOt l. DEl. PlFNI ~ SLOLARA'
GEhAIlb "DGHHffNN 4 fSiisS0N MAiiSEE.
DOS GIOVANNI NILSSON,
WITH SANE HBIt Liant ENStNlilt = As ABOVE
PRICES OF ADNls- 10Y, EN'G PEHgoRMANCL1i
General NdmisGoh: tamty Circle ~.
kOIiC -prc.sfOr MATINEE, Soy. I. ut lll i. VI. I;
Admission. e. Rescrtci seats q extra
Seats and hoN,s tor all the above now al the Acadc
TniS TUESDAY. GRAND CONCERT
by the prin,pal - -
ARTISTS or the srGtEO.Cn OPERA COMPANY
seats Tor Concert now at Acadcinyi also, 'Ol aud
III lrOadway.
hCApEMY OF MusiC, IuEsoAY; OCT soI,,,s, g.
TUESDAY EVENING, oCr: D, 4 SOCLOCk,
In which tho urine pal artistg ot u
pciri Mlc ,iol;l;iANl. M,lc, nAlasI; NJ II y
PiiTSrE. sC0LNiiA. CoLErIi. &c, &c.
GRAND CHORUS OF ~. GRNND ONCHESTkA Of 80.
Musical Director and Conductor, Mr.. :. BElliLNs
General admission. 81. Reserved seats ti extra.
sale Of seats viii con,ncc nest saturday. Oct 2 at
"a. NJ. At the Acdl"uy also at l am III BfoalWay
y. B.-Sub .rrlhtfs to the opera season viii please
notify the cement shoul they wish to retain their
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EoM0 anO .,ooms.
4 FFW r'nuemcu. also ladies' can obtain hoard,
~ large ana small rooms, single beds 2i west Si a.
4 NEATLY furnished hall bedroom rcnt g. per
n week. 40 Nlrick ft., ncar spring.
4 FEW mechanic. AMI lllr. can obtain good board :;
n also, table boarler,i moiorite rates oio 9ih av
FIRNI-GIEn room Tor Housekeeping u let TO
n married couple without children Fotryth II.
nACk rARi.On 10 let, with board gentleman
- and wife or gentlemen s1 per week l5' clinton
street, near Grand,
nFNTIENE> can he accommodated with pleasant
rooms sud good board al ,l ksst 9th 81, one block
from Broadway.
flNO LEr.--A hall bedroom furnished will be let
i cheap for the winter, at rs Enri 18th 81.
WANTED by single gentleman, IN private fam
W iiy IN Henry or Madison ST., furnished room
particulars, r. box i'si. Post once
WANTkD-By respectable old lady, a child to
w board; viii receive mothers care. isil 81 Nv.
WEST l1rii sT.-Neatly furnished rooms
sD-t to let TO Two gentlcmcn and their wives. or
Few lUung men, In respectable family.
EnN SrH Av.-front room and bedroom fur
O'1 nished Tor housekeeping nrst floor,
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WHITE rTAR IINP.
w UNIrFn eIATES MAIL.

~ IiIIJ FIAN IIN F.
THE FAhilhi ilNE AllONT
BETWtEN NEM YORK hNp LlNtkr0olr
Calling 1t Nlrk llArO1t hp'A WAYS,
BOnhln; Ii,,ru grfh 10 and from a parts
SRuE Hofl rhuudW IRON l.Nulp 'pl and eNvy Sat
Wd.j frou White star Wharf fa,un Ferry, Jcrsuy
ocEANlC -.,.......,,,,,. .,.,,.,",, Nov i,2P
hrlt ~ l.'stssss. " y a. ".
hu'l lN''s's'' 't''tthuN ~ lNl ~
i.N y ~
CELIlC......... ... ............ Nov sl l3D r. Nj
Passenger HcChum ldItiOns unryRllrl. "a Don, fSi
gud stCrrHsc fOCuTr nGi prepaid certificates, fl9.
Drafts In sums 10 suit.
j. II. SPARKS, Agent. ~ Broadway, New York,
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A -WOIiN gwen On' % nav fUt nrW, nr4It Ass
n tcSing machines trlchcr- sent fruCt 49, have al
uAys Iai tiil for beginner 'ht us,st "ii l. 'A'
rr,at show uf advertising tur et also $3.50 Tor sitl
,sris niue tucks aud hem. and s9.i for ra tue ,rd
front chemsc. Br particular and rNatiln, Tue Jrc",
paid for work before yuu take a inacunr u. J.. iOND
GO 2i Asipr place. and ~ East sta st.. near lrtl
way under Mercantile Llprary y. N lhc pubic viii
realize hlt II /. host to pItrlas Of tnos' wlo hNr
Inc ability and capital su.iri'it to Ctttt out thrt
promises com" sni see for Yourselves EvcDthns
ouen to your inspection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
Fire i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, May IA fire broke out shortly
before clock this morning in Wilson Bros,
shirt factory in the third story Of No. GO West
Washington street and spreading rapidly the
entire building, with that adjoining No. 60,
occupied by Fairbanks, Morse 4 Co., scale
dealers, was completely destroyed. Peter
Smith, Wholesale dealer in notions, occupied
the first and second floors Of No. 63, and losses
his entire stock, valued at $4,000; Wilson
Bros. loss is estimated at $4,000; that OF
Fairbanks, Morse Il Co., at 100000. Mum
Der 81, occupied by Dean Bros, Il Hoffman,
wholesale stationers, caught fire and was delugcd
with water, damaging the stock very heavily, but
the amount is not yet known. The amounts OF
insurance and the names of the companies are
not vet asccrtained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
TIE Markers.

New York, May l.-Stccks easier. Gold
quict at III. Money firm at l-l6 to l-l6 and
interest. Flour dull aud unchanged Wheat dull.
Corn dull.
BALTIMORE, May Iva. skies, old, 81; do.
coupons, old, As do. consolidated SGT. West
Va. SKIES l3t bid to-day Cotton dull low mid
dlings lSalS4. Flour quiet and stead y; prices
unchanged Wheat quiet but firm; white choice
and am Der 2l0a2l5; fair to prime white l9Oa2O5;
good to prime red l95a2O7; common to fair
l75al9O. Corn quiet; white Southern CS; yci-
low do. Ct; mixed Western on spot nominally &c;
futures active; May 81. Oats frmer; Southern
52a54; Western mixed 49a50; DO. white 52a53.
Rye quiet at S5a95 Hay unchanged Provisions
dull and nominally unchanged. Western But
ter Rcak; rcc2ipts heavy; choice tub 33a35.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
The Vienna Exposition.

New YORK, May IA Vienna special
states that the Prince Of Wales accompanied
by Prince Arthur visited the Exposition build
ings yesterday. There are over 1000 loads OF
articles yet to be unladen for the Exposition
only 200 of which can be unladcn per day and
it will be the end of June before the Expo>l-
ton will be in full show. The opening ceremo-
mics will be devoid of military display. At
meeting of the American exhibitors at Vienna
Yesterday great indignation was expressed !, at at
no list Of exhibitors, nor the plan of arrange
ment of places for American exhibitors. Every
thing American is 10 confusion. The Exhibi-
ton managers are however offering all ia
cilitics for the Classification of American goods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
From Spain.

MADRID, May 1.--Don Alfonso is near Mon
resa, in the province of Barcelona, at the head
Of band of two hundred Carlists. His wife
accompanies him.
The Carlists continue to burn railway sta
tons, using petroleum to facilitate operations.
They have also torn up the railroad track and
destroyed the telegraph wires at several points
within the past few days days. Their military
operations have, however, been much restricted
by the activity of the troops. The government
is sanguinc that tho Instruction will soon be
entirely suppressed.
LArER-A telegram from Cewera, in the
province of Lorida, near the line Of Barcelona,
announces that the troops had come up with
and defeated Don Atouso's band, before re-
ported on that viciuity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
The Late MIR. Brooks.

NEW YORK, May ALL the papers con-
tain tributes to the memory of james Brooks.
The Herald's Washington special says: The
case of Mr. Brooks was so peculiar that his
widow has consented to allow post mortem
examination to be made at which the old ply
sicians of the District have been requested to
be present. The remains will be taken to New
York to- night and buried from Christ Church,
on Saturday, of which the deceased had been a
member for over thirty years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
The Atlantic Bank.

New York, May 1.-The examination into
the Atlantic Bank affairs shows that Taintor
loaned over $4,000 on securities which have
disappeared. Among the loans are $50, 900 to
L. II. Niles, broker, and $35, 900 to an under
clerk of Niles. Nearly all the loans were made
within three months. There Is great dis
crepancy in the accounts on the books and the
statements Of depositors. One OF the directors
overdrew his account, $4,000, the day before
the failuro of the Bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01

ROME, May In consequence of the ad-
verse vote in the Chamber of Deputies yestcr-
day on The appropriation for an arsenal at Tar
anto, the Ministers have rendered to the King
their designations, which have been accepted
No announcement has yet been made of the
statesman to whom the formation of new
Ministry will be entrusted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
severely Injured.

HAMILTON, Va, May Upon the arrival
of the passenger train of the W. & O. r. r.
at the depot to, day the team of Mr.. Mahlon
Beans, sr., became frightened and in attempt
ing to restrain them, Mr. Beans, who is an old
man, was thrown down and one wheel of the
wagon passed over his body from the hip to
the shoulder, injuring him severely, but it is
hoped not seriously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
The CriSDin Strike.

New YORK, May IA visit to several rep
rcscutative shoe dealers does not confirm the
representations of the Crispin's now on a
strike Many dealers mentioned as having
only consented conditional on all their branch
of the trade agreeing. The trade is now said
to be very dull and there will be no difficulty
in obtaining substitutes for the strikers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
The Vienna commissioners.

LONDON May Especial dispatches from
Vienna report that the affairs OF the Amcrl-
can exhibitors are in the greatest confusion In
consequence of the neglect of the first Commits
sioaers. Mr.. Jay and the new Commissioners
are urging the exhibitors to the most active OK
ertious to repair the effect OF the previous mis-
management The suspended Commissioners
continue to protest against their suspension
apainat them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
More Insanity.

EXETER, N. H., May 1.-No proceedings
have vet been instituted against young Fits,
the homicidally inclined somuambulist, but an
examination of the case will be held at Gambia
on Tuesday next. Dr. Perry, of this place,
nronounces the boy insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
DiScreIitcG.

New York, May l2.--Thc Indian Commis-
sioners, in session here, discredit the Toronto
story of the massacre Of Americans IN the
Blackfeet country. They had dispatch from
the military station nearest the blackteet
country, but no mention was made OF disturb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01

ST.. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The festivities on
the occasion of the visit of the Emperor OF Ter
many continue. Notices Of succession OF balls
and banquets have been issued El,..a Inc "rano
Dnke Alexis has gone to.V lodlwostocK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01
RsdS for Gold.

New YORK, May There were nineteen
bids for gold to-day, amounting to s3'9l5,ooo
from lie, rs to ll7,27 lilo. The amount TO
be sold was 81 100000 which went at ll''l4
"a III 81 Ito
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01

LEG.fL.
OMESTEAD EXEM PTION AND
z y + RIL pl,l,N NISl,I ! RGE

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION AND
Ill BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE.
The undersigned will, hereafter, in addition to
other legal business, pay special attention to
securing the homestead and procuring the dis
charge provided by the late act of Congress.
Being familiar with bankrupt proceedings
and with the practice OF the United States Courts
indispensable requisites for properly securing
the full benefit of the act-and having easy ac-
cess to the Court and Registers office, ne be-
icvcs that he can offer facilities equal to and
upon us favorable terms as any one Tor procur-
ing the desired results.
lie will meet parties at different points by ap-
pointment, be ut the court house in different
counties on court days, and will cheertuily an
e"'' '''4'''' ~ " w. WILLoUGHBY,
Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Bankruptcy.
Office No. south Washington street. Resi-
dcnce 2l7 King st., Alexa., Va. NH lS-tt
A HOMESTEAD SECURED AT LAST
Congress having just declared the Virginia
Homestead available rs IN EXEM PTlON IN
BANKRUPTCY, even as against old debts
md Judgment liens, the undersigned having the
advantage of long experience Ill bankruptcy bus
mess, offers to secure both the homestead and
the bankrupt's discharge on the most favorable
terms Address
CHARLES WHITTLESEY,
u. S. COMMISSIONERS AND SOLICITOR
In BANKRUPTCY,
Corner Prince and Royal streets,
NH G-5m A!cxandria, Va.
LINDEN KENT. S. C. NEAI.E.
TENT IL NEALE,
IL ATTORNEYS,
AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Practice in the Courts of the city of Alexan-
dria, the adjoining counties, aid of the District
Of Columbia.
General CLAIM and PENSION AGENTS.
Office, No. G8! Prince street, Alexandria, Va.
oct 27-tf
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Weather GeepOrt.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
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OFFICE UHlEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May |, Ii 4. m.
troLnJilities. For the Northwest and the
upper lakes and thence southwark to Missouri
and Kentucky, northcasterly to southcasterty
winds, falling barometer, threatening weather
aud rain, generally clearing in the lower Mis-
souri, valley this afternoon. For Tennessee
the Gulf and South Atlantic States, southerly
and southcastcrly winds, cloudy and rainy
weather. For the Middle States and lower
Lakes, falling barometer, high temperature,
southeasterly aud uorthcastcrly winds. lDcreas
ingly cloudy weather and rain For New Eng
land and Canada, partly cloudy weather, south
westerly winds vccrng to northeastern y, with
occasional rain Friday.
Cauionary signals continue at Duluth, CHI
cago, Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Detroit, Tole-
do and Cleveland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01

AccIDENT.-On Wednesday evening the
engine Manassas" attached to the freight
Iraln, met with an accident between Strasburg
ana Manassas, by having her cross head broken
and her cylinder head Knocked out Forum
a'ely no further damage was done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-01

IMPROVEMENT Capt. Eli Petty is making
extensive improvements to his restaurant at
tG inc foot of King street, for the accommodation
u 9 the passengers via the w. c., V. Nj. & Il.
.. t. T., many of whom he has occasion to
furnish lodging as well as meat and drink