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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16
II. = ROntIS.

New YORK, July l6.--Iwo hundred and
scvep thousand, eight hundred and fifty dol
lars Of bonds were accepted at l5 40 to Is 81.
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BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION. The Home
Communion and Charity Home Of Washington
paid visit TO Martha Washington Home OF
this city last night The visitors were hand
sorucy entertained at Mur's FALL and return
cd TO their homes ON the steamer City OF Wash
iuston at midnight, apparently well pleased
with their trip.
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CORPORATION CoURT-Judqe f. H. Lone
|s"dmg. -Commonwealth VS.. Frederick Cor
oIn' on Indictment for petit larceny; jury APP
peared In court with verdict of not guilty,
aoa recognlzance discharged.
uVerSeers of Poor VS.. VIM. Hamilton; bas-
'aFdy continued for defendant.
J. Com VS.. Alfred CoDtee; indictment for ma
llc'ouS wounding. The prisoner was arraigned
ana pleaded 10 abatement, to which plea the
n,ouomouwealth demurred, and upon the sus-
sanlng OF the demurrer to the plea, the defend
au. demurred to the Indictment, which was
overruled
OVer>ecrs Of Poor vs. Moses Stephens; bas-
'aFday case In progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16

iocR OF INSPECTION Col. Peyton Ran
y pn' Chief Engineer of the w. c., V. NJ. &
Lang = 4. r., and Maj. r. F. Mason of the
PII aD Bureau of the same road, and General
p snSnls and Mr.. Lorentz, engineers of the
tlsw uusyivanla Reading Railroad, and the gen.
i,Sls en who accompanied them n their tour of
MS'sectIon over the main line of the w. c., V.
snas; ". ). Il. r., left here this morning 10 a
prselal car for Harrisonbure, to Inspect the
Rro oera deposits along the line of the Manassas
O'anen OF the W., C., V. NJ. & G. S. r. R.
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6 hArES' SNArA'
/ wish to sell the CROP OF GRAPES Of this
season from 1000 full-bearing healthy, vines;
Varieties Concord, Ives Sec ding, Hartt Lo
purchaser can buy them on the vines, or would
pick them and believer them at a station near
the GrApery to go up or down the railroad. For
particulars apply to JOHN J. q. STRAlIH,
Charlestown Jefferson CO., w. Va. je Aim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16

.L,SS BOQUET HAIR LOTION.
T. "JENNINGS"
This preparation will render the hair soft and
glossy, and prevent its falling out. AS HAIR
dressing it has no superior 1t efcctually
cleanses the head and prevents the accumu alton
of scurf nr dandruf, which is SO destructive to
its growth. Composed. Of the .pprest materials,
it can be used with perfect safety, nnd answers
all the PURPOSES Of oils and popade, The ex
quis,e perfume of this preparation will commend
itself to the most fastidious. Just received and
for sale by WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
Nv Il Garner Prince and Fairfax streets.
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ORDINARY LICENSES The Mayor, acting
upon legal advice, only exacts $50 and the per-
centage on the actual value of the premises, for
licenses to sell liquor to be drank wheu sold.
Those who obtain such licenses hold ordinary
licenses issued by the Corportlou Court, upon
which no more can be cxacted. ....,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16

ASSAULT BY A BRoTHER.-A young man
n1o'cd Ferdinand Davis, was assaulted yester-
t E,.i afternoon in the wheelwright shop Of Mr..
u uOu, 10 which both were employed. in the
; nts.srn end of the city, and badly hurt His
) b au1ed brother struck him first with sledge
b ;a and then with bar of iron, cutting
, N.Y. uead badly, and would have continued the
n"~ ;sA had he not been prevented by the inter-
r rS,"ion OF MIR. Ford The assailant was ar
thu aud committed by Justice May to await
rsra result OF his brothers injuries which arc
'>rOF'ed to be of severe character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16

INTERRUPTION IN CANAL NAvIGATloN.-A
lock gate at Seven Locks, fifteen miles above
Georgetown, was washed out at s a, m. yesler-
day, and detained boats until ID o clock last
night This morning Il gate was knocked out
at six Locks, few miles further up, and
will detain boats all day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16

II. S. DISTRICT COURT This court, Judge
Underwood presiding, is IN session daily, but
the only business transacted is the hearing Of
motions and issuing of orders 10 bankruptcy
cases, of no special interest to the public. On
Friday it is expected that cases Of interest will
conc up for hearing. -..s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16
PEARL FLOUR AND MEAL.


The ofal from these various articles combined
makes very valuable article of food for horses
and COWS, to which the attention of those inter
estcd is invited.
We claim superiority for the Hominy made
upon our Patent Mills for the following reasons:
First 1t is made from dry corn without hay
ing to go through the soaking process necessary
in the cid way of making hominy, for the pur-
pose Of removing the husks, which causes it to
begin to spoil from the moment it 10 thus made
Whereas our process puts it in drler condition
than corn ever is naturally
Secondly The same bulk Of our Hominy will
produce fifty per cent more of the cooked article
than by the wet process, a ours swells while
cooking, while the other swclls while soaking,
before being cooked
Thirdly. 1t takes half the time to cook.
Fourthly. 1t can be shipped with safety from
spelling to any climate, making cheap substi-
Lute for rice and beans.
The above also applies to our Pearl Corn
Grts. The bestproof of the superiority of HON.
my and Grts made, upon our Patent Mills is
that they have Been adopted by the Army and
Navy of the United States, and approved by all
who have used them. ..... ...
Address orders or COMMUNICATIONS to
GEORGE Il. HILL s. CO.,
is l5-tS1 Alexandria, Va
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Potomac Pearl Hominy Mills
GEORGE 4. HILL & CO.,
ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

With u view to the fall trade, we respectfully
announce that these Mills are now completed,
and that we will take pleasure in showing sam
pies of all our goods NOV manufacturing To
dealers or others inferred. We Manufacture
PEARL HOMINY, GRITS AND SAMP,
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HTGTION SHLES.

THE UNDERSIGNED. as Commissioners of
l. the. Circuit Court of King George county,
in the suit Of Little, receiver, vs.. Lomax, &c,
will sell, at public suction, at King George Ct.
House, on THU RSDAY, the 7th day Of Al
gust, 1873; Court day, that fine estate, PIANO.
RAMA, containing 100 acres, more or less
6UO open: land, the rest in wood and timber.
The DWELLING HOUSE, Quilt of brick, tssf
is large and substantial, though somewhat. 2k0:
out Of repair and is Situated ON the first range OF
hills, about one mile from the Potomac, COM
manding most extensive and beautiful view
About 400 acres are low grounds and meadow
land the residue rolling, well adapted to the
growth of corn wheat, tobacco and fruits. The
tract is easily susceptible of division into two or
three farms, and is one of the most valuable and
beautiful estates on the Potomac river Persons
wishing to purchase are invited to inspect the
property.
Terms: Cash for expenses, Sc, say Sl,UOO,
and the residue in one, two, three four and five
years, with interest Personal security and title
retained. .. u. w. LIE WIS,
j. MASON,
VIM. A LITTLE,
!. s.. - F. F. G. {. S 81 HU N
King George CO., jy Scots Commissioners.
A GOOD INVESTMENT-ATTE
~ CAPITALlSTS-BUC WOOL
EN- MILLS, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY,
VIRGINIA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue OF decree .! fSQQulcr county
Court pronounced on the LIST day Of March,
1873, in the chAncery cause therein pending
styled Campbell VS.. Hunton ct ais" the I'M
dersigned, special Commissioners, appointed for
that purpose, will expose to sale, ut public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
July 5th, 1873 at the front door Of the Court
House, in the town Of Warrenton, county Of
Fauquier, State of Virginia, that valuable Mill
and Mill property attached thereto known as
THE AUCKLAND WOODEN MILLS"
situated at auckland, in the county of Prince
William.
These Mills are upon Broad Run, only few
miles distant from Gainesville, station upon
the Manassas Division OF the Washington City,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad,
(forInerly the O., A. s. NJ. 4. r. } and contain
ONEHUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
The buildings CONSIST of FIVE ~ TEN Ess4
EMENTHOU USES and Factory Buildings. hSf2.
The Factory is ready for work, and has in it the
very best and most improved machinery; the
water power MS good as can be found in Virgin
ia, and the location in every respect desirable.
Capital invested i'll these Mills, properly man
aged must pay handsomely.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cnntum Of the pur-
chase money in cash the residue in one, two,
three aud four years from the day of sale; the
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per-
sonal security, bearing interest from date, for
he deferred instalmcnts title retained until the
asst payment is made, and the property atore-
aid subject to resale ut the risk Of the purchaser
hould he fail to comply with the terms OF sale
HUGH r. GARDEN,
K. TAYLOR SCOTT, p
Warrenton, Va, 10 4-eoLs CONS. OF Sale.
z-,-.'rba bnyn sala has bpen DOstponed until
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hour and place. y l-ools
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF RAP
PAHANNOCk-By virtue Of decree of the
Circuit Court of Rappahannock county, entered
in the suit Of Leavll, guardian, &c, VS.. Caroline
b. Thornton and others, the undersigned, who
are appointed special commissioners for thatpu
pose will, on SATURDAY, the Och day of Au-
gust, 1878, upon the premises, sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the tract Of land
known as the "MONTPELIER ESTATE"
now owned by the said GaFGilns d: Thornton
This tract of land contains about $40 acres, and
is considered one Of the most valuable tracts OF
land in the Pielmont region of Virginia.
There are some six or seven hundred acres Of
open land upon said tract; has upon it q fine H=s4
DWELLING HOUSE and ouIbuildngs, .lssa
chopping mill and saw mill, and altogether Is
considered the best farm in the county of Rap
pahunnock 1t will be sold altogether, or divi-
dcd into parcels to suit purchasers, rs may be
deemed best by the commissioners and parties
Interested in said land.
Persons DESTROYS of investing in valuable real
state are requested to e1amneSald tract OF lauu
before the day OF sale.
The terms of sale will be: Enough of the pur-
chlse money in cash a. will pay the costs OF said
suit and the expenses attending said tae, and
the residue TO be paid in six annual payments,
bearing interest from the day of sale; the pur-
chaser 10 execute bonds, win approved security,
for the deferred payments, and the legal title 10
be retained until tue whole amount Of purchase
money is paid or If the purchaser should prefer
to do so, hc can pay -thirl OF the purchase
money in cash and PERSONAL security will be dis.
pcnScd with for the residue. Possession OF said
land will be given for seeding purposes this COM
ing fall and full possession will BIZ given upon
the l<t day Of January, 1874
j. Y. MENEFEE,
81. = '"i ..... II. g. MOFFErT,
Ranpaun0ck CO. iy 3-eu5w Comm'rs.
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PoLlTics IN THE COUNTY. AT the Radical
meeting in Jefferson Township, noticed in yes
terday's Gazette ''Mr Ben Pollard offered
the following resolution, which, after a lively
debate pro and con, was adopted with but one
dissenting vote Resolved THAT the political
conduct Of the Rev. Robert S. Laws has proven
Injurious to the principles of the Republican
party in the State Of Virginia. and is especially
adverse to the prosperity OF the coIored clti-
zens of this county and therefore does not meet
with our approval. = ...''-.~
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u L ~ IL ~ ~ L YIN
II UGH 4. GARDEN,
K TAYLOR SCOTT

Warrenton, Va, js 4-eoLs CONS. OF Sale.
n.5~.rhe above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, July 18th, at the same hour and
hour and place. Jy 7-eols
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WANTED
100000 prime fourtecn-feet HOGSHEAD
HOOPS, to be delivered at once.
w. A. SHOOT, -.
;,o-1w Shoots wharf.
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS.
Buy i. of your merchant if he has it or will
procure it or you. If not, then write for our
Pamphlet, All about Sapolio," and it will be
mailed free. -.
ENOCII NIORG ANS SONS,
u PARK PLACE, N. Y.
je 5000 &cowtw
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REFR1GERAToRS FOR SALE AT COST
THOMAS HOY,
iv Off No. 40 King street.
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DEATH OF \ WITNESS. -Lucy Johnson, COZ
orea, the woman upon whose body a coroncr's
Inquest was held in the county, yesterday, as
mentioned in the Gazette Of that date, was one
of the principal witnesses in the case Of VIII
liam Jackson, colorcd, who is now in Jail here
under sentence OF death for the murder Of his
wife. The deceased was woman about forty
years of age and had lived for number Of
years on the Arlington turnpike, about one
mile from the Long bridge. She was paralyzed
down ono side, aud commonly known by the
name of Crooked Mouth Lucy. She had the
reputation of being quiet and harmless wo-
man, and was last seen at a festival given at
Freedman's village on Saturday night last
She had on when found the same clothes she
wore on that occasion.
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NOTIeE-All bills contracted prior to Jan
IN uary l, 1878, against the steamer FAIK )
to be sent immediately to Captain Ao. w IN
TON. on board that boat, wnere they VIII re-
co;ve nromnt attention. is 5-3t
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STREET RAlLRoAD.-A car made. a trip over

STREET RAILRoAD.-A car made, a trip over
the street railroad yesterday afternoon, and this
morning several cars were put on, and have
been running all day. and were well paronized
One OF them for trip or two was drawn by
four horses belonging to Adams Express Com.
pany. The whole prese ut length of the road is
completed, and the cars run from the wharf of
the Washington ferry boats to the Virginia
House at the head oil King street. and thence
up Peyton street to the Stone Bridge at the
head OF Duke street. The fair is five cents 1t
is understood that all the cars will be put on to,
morrow, one starting from either end of the
line every five minutes.
The Directors of the comp ny, at a late meet
ing determined that no cars should be run OH
Sundays. '.
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By Green IL Wise,

Rappannock CO., jy 3-eu5W Comm
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IL LUMP PLASTER! ~.
Carsocs Soft Blue Lump Plaster, per brig
Isaac Carver and schr Grace Webster for sare
at market rates by as w. A: SMOOT,
=. So = SmooLs wharf.
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FOR RENT-STORB, No. '9s' King St
G Possession given Sept. lst. Apply to
Ha 0~'''- LEWIS HOOFF, Jr.,
~ 1e-ow No 90 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16

CANTZS SICILY LEMON SUGAR, fol
(J making in u few minutes delicious glass
of lemonade, for sale at l47 King St;
~ 16 w. +. DhoOiAco.
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MARKET MASTERS NOTICE.

jy l6
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-15
WHAT TREY THINK ABROAD.

'rThe Knoxville Fair Grounds were sold
at sheriff,s sale few days ago-which is a
bad advertisement for Old Knox. Hon.
o. P. Temple has resigned the Presidency
of the Company s
So says the Athens Post and so will
think the people throughout East Tennes-
see. If Knoxville allows the right to re-
deem these grounds next month, to pass
without action, she will deservedly dis
grace herself in the estimation of the peo-
pie of this section. We assume to be the
commercial centre of East Tennessee.
Our business men draw to the city the
trade of large section and they should
see to it that in building up and sustain
ing this Agricultural Association they
draw to this point the agricultural inter
e,ts of the same section. AS pure bust
ness transaction this city can not afford to
allow the enterprise to go by default. Will
n 1T our people wake up and save them
selves the threatened disgrace.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-15
East Tennessee Notes.

AUSt 1euueSSc0 0OlcS.
On Friday last, while COLT, 81. Reeves
was chOpping piece of timber to repair
his mill, his hand slipped, and the blow
aimed by his axe, cut off the end of the
middle finger of his left hand. Nearly q
half inch of the finger was thus severed.
Although very painful wound it will
soon heal.-Jonesboro' Flag. s8
Messrs. Barley & Klepper, proprietors
of 'Star Mills,n at Limestone Depot, in
this county, sold to Messrs. Hough &
Church, of Knoxville, on the 9Th instant,
I 900 bushels of wheat, at 81 so per bushel.
Also, on the same day, and to the same
parties, 300 bbls. of flour, of various grades,
the whole amounting to over $1,000.
Pretty good for one day.-I6. JIG
Another old soldier Of 1912 gone. Died
on last Thursday night, Vincent Ander-
son, at the residence of his son-in-law,
VIM. Ross. He had been feeble for
some time. He was buried Sunday fol-
lowing, at his old home six miles north
west of this place.-Greenepile NeW Era.
Mr.. Chance, who is about to commence
the manufacture of tobacco at this place,
left at the printing office, a few days ago,
sample of leaf of very superior quality. II
was grown on the farm Of Rev. Jas. s.
Russell, on Middle Creek, McMinn coun-
ty. Farmers in this vicinity who cult
vaued tobacco last season are all gratified
at the result, and think they have struck
upon something better than corn at 81
cents bushel or pork at S1.00 a hundred
Mr.. Ed. Moss, we understand, cleared
six hundred dollars off of six acres of tobac
co after paying all expenses. Athens Post
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-15
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
In accordance with latt prospectus the specially
reduced rates for 1872, viz:
Weekly. per year, sl0O
Semi-W eekly, per yea $50
will be maintained for all new Subscribers and all old
renewing prior to the 18th day of January
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-15
RICHARDS AND RICHARDSON.
our State Senator Tells How He Got
Married.

Our readers probably know that Senator
Richardson, of Rutherford county, quail
fed as Senator, though under the age
required by the constitution--an act in do
ing which he did wrong to his constitu-
ents and to the State, but greater wrong
to himself The question being before the
Senate, on a motion to investigate the
question Of his minority, it was objected
that no one appeared to complain, and
that the Senate could not investigate on o.
mere rumor.
Our friend, Senator Richards, made a
speech, which those who have heard him
only can appreciate. Though man of
extra good judgment and sense, he labors
under the disadvantage of not being famil-
lar with our language. His Welsh tongue
sticks to its native idiom.
A correspondence reports the scene thus:
To appreciate the speech of our Welsh
friend, Richards, one must need have
heard it. "Mr. Speaker" he urged, "who
Is hurled? If anybody is hurried, let him
fetch up his hurt, and for one will try
and medicine the matter. Rumor saws
so and so! Rumor is no mans friend.
Now, Mr.. Speaker, I would that I could
talk good English, 80 might talk some
for my friend. 1 love that young friend.
But the friends say he is not old enough tn
sit down here. Why, when was at home
in Wales. Now, they have a law in Wales
which saith that male both, and female
too, shall be twenty-one years of age before
they shall marry unto one anither. But
gotted the licenses to marry me own wife,
and God knows we live most comfortably
together, when she was seventeen and
only twenty. For when coed into the
clark's office, then saith he, he saith !: Are |
you both twenty-one :? And SAYS I, and |
truly: We both twenty-one., So we
COED with the licenses to the good minis
ter, and he married us together in We most
only estate Of awedloek, and married we
both be to this good day. But before the
minister placed his hands onto DUR heads
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-15

A CORRESPONDENT of the Nashville
Banner AYERS that the expenses of execute
ing the deed of trust of the Bank of Ten
nessee ''for the first two years were $685..
1927 The salary of the trustee and clerk
hire for that two years amounted to SILL
o75. To be more specific, if the rate of ex'
penses has continued as for the first two
years up to the present, the amount il
$4,000, which is low estimate, as the
principal lawyers fees could not have been
p4id in the two years."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1873.
THE NEW YORK TIMES
ally. $40; Semi Weekly So: Weekly 81 Daily with
Sunday Edition, 49,
A Political, Literary and Miscellaneous Newspaper

A REPUBLICAN JOURNAL,
Devoted to Reform in Municipal. State. and Genera
Government.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-15

and did bless us, he saith: My children,
you are not twenty-one; how did you tet
these licenses And did tell him just
how it happened, and Isaith Amt we
rot both twenty-one? Be sure, am twen-
ty and she seventeen, and that it is moro
than twenty-one.' But who was hurried ?
Now, say, my friends, if any body is
hurried by my young's friend, let him come
forth and show himself, or hereafter hold
onto his peace forever more"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-02-15

There was expended in behalf of COM
mon schools, for the same time, the sum
of S272,S06 72. Or, in other words, the
common schools cost the State less than
the machinery for the conviction and pun
ishment of criminals, by the sum of $685.
a39 81
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The New York Weekly Times.

A Paper for the Farmer,
A Baper for the Mechanic.
a Paper for the People
In Clubs Of Thirty, s1.Per Annuu: