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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-06
Isy S.reen a. Wise,

TReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
VIRGINIA, passed at the November term, 1872, in
the suit of r. u. and q. II. Cats against John
f. Cats and others, the unders gncd, Commits
soncrs therein named, will proceed, on SATU X
DAY, the fifth day of April 1873, 1t twelve
o'clock m, to sell, at public sale, before the
hotel property Of RoZier d. Cats, in the village
of West End, in the said county Of Fairfax, the
following real estate, Of which Samuel Cats, de-
Ceased iii I'd sc.zcd, to wit: a TRACT OF
LAND, near Clouds Mill, containing about
tnirty-nine acres a LOT OF GROUND, near
the Thco!ogi cal Summary, containing - acres,
both Of which said lots ure in the said county of
Fairfax; and another LOT OF GROUND. near
tanning acres. An accurate survey and
plat showing the lnetes and bounds Of said lots
of land will pc exhibited at the sale.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue il
equal instruments ut six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, secured by the
bonds Of the purchasers, bearing interest, with
good personal security, and deed OF trust upon
the pro; erty 10 secure the deferred payments.
Concentrating and stamps at the cost of the pur
chaserS and the property liable to be rcsold
upon the same terms by the sad commissioners
upon the non-paymcnt of the sad purchase
money, or any portion thereof
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
c. w. WATTLES,
CHAS. Z. STUART
NH 1-cots Commissioners of Sale
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HOGAN. H:ssE:zaE'dES.

4 canal boat lying at the outlet lock IT the
canal is in dangerous position.
Several persons have been Injured during
the last cold snap hy Filling on &c from run-
ming hydrants.
Great preparations are being made for the
grand masquerade bali to he given ty the llar-
monte Association on the l3.h inst.
Numerous visitors from among the crowd
now in Washington we're in this city again to-
day. nearly all Of whom took look at the
Marshal! House.
Those contemplating going into bankruptcy
would consult their Interests By noticing the
advertisement of Mr. WhittcScy in another
column.
There are no oysters in the he'll now at the
dock nor in the hands Of any Of the packers.
Some of the latter, however, have supplies OF
shucked oysters from Annapolis
The only arrival from the opposite shore
since the 4lh instant is thai Of young Mr.. Crit
fin, who came via Washington. The steamer
Virginia is lying at Ops,um Hail. and her cap
tain and crew are reported we'll
The river was frozen over again flam shore
to shore this morning and navigation Was
closed to all but steam vessels, and some Of
IlOSC GNDCfHlCIu CDuSlucIdblE uluiCulia III
making their way through the ice
The March term of the Corporation Court,
Judge i. NJ. Lowe to preside, will commence
on Monday next. The term will be occupied
with motions in chanccry. though there are
two bastardy cases that may come up.
The Academy Journal for March is Just out.
1t contains the beginning of a history of St.
Johu's Academy. which will prove most inter
esring to the memory of our citizens who have
been educated there There is, also an enter
taing letter from Wales.
Fires in many houses have been extingu' shed
during the prevailing cold weather upon the
suppostion that the coal consumed produced
unhealthy and dsagrccablc odorS 1t has been
discovered, however, that what is com planned
of results from the gas lately madcat the gas
house.
A colored suh-contractor named Freeman,
who received $50 for having the bricks at the
site of the late Union street fire cleaned in
stead of paying the hands he had ycd to
do that work, settled some inside bills Of bis
own and then went to bed telling his irate en-
ployccs that when he got well he would get up
and work for enough to pay them.
4 colored man named johnson, hand en-
ployed by Cog>wl & 'Irav2rS at the fishing
shore in Occoquan bay stole two overcoats,
shot gun, several pairs of boots, and other AZ
ticlcs from the other people at that shore
day or two ago and went Off He was caught
in the ncighborhood soon after, but was turned
loose when he had been We'll cobbcd and his
plumber covered.
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Isy Green d. Wise,

fRcal Estate \ gents and Auctlonecrs.
DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED or TRUST
l. from Richard Rigges and wife dated the
first day OF April, 1853, and duly recorded in
tho land records of Fairfax county, and by d.
rection of the party secured thereby will offer
for sale, at public auction, in front Of the Man
81 n House, in the city of Alexandria, on SAT-
URDAY, the I'D day Of March, 1879 at twelve
o clock m, the TRACT OF LAND on which
said kigges resides, containing about 80 acres,
TWO miles south Of Fairfax station.
Terms Of Sale: Une-third cash, ard the residue
in six and twelve months, with six per cent in
tcrcst. Conycyancing vt the expense of pur-
chaser CORNELIUS JACOBS,
feb l--2awts Trustee,
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BALTIMORE ANNUAL Conference.-The
| annual meeting of the Baltimore Conference of
the NJ. L. Church, South, representing the
States of Virginia, West Virginia ard Mary
land, convened yesterday at Trinity Church,
Baltimore. Bishop George S. Pierce presided.
aud the Rev. McsSrS. J. S. Martin, james f.
Armstrong aui N-m. c. Coo were appointed
Secretaries.
Bishop Pierce addressed the Conference in
relation to the non-atterdance Of Bishop Paine,
who expected tn be present to preside, but was
suffering under severe attack of rheumatism.
He also expressed his regrets at the absence Of
!hc venerable Bishop Early
The Rev. Dahney Ball, from Los Angeles
Conference, was admitted to the Baltimore
Conference.
A rcpor, from the Missionary Board was APP
propriat.ly referred. l. showed that while the
receipts for missionary purposes during the
year prior to March, 1872, were SIS, 675. 81,
the receipts for the year that has just ended
amounted to 500, l05.SS.
The examination 1T characters of ministers
was commenced. and On all the cases that came
ministers unlcr him as Jealous, devoedy
crs, and the ministers vouched for the piety,
zeal, executive ability and SUCCESS of their Pre-
siding Elder.
a motion vas made to appoint committee
of three on Temperance. When the vote was
taken two or three voted AYE, and as many
mo.
The Bishop said he was unable to decide
Rev. \. ". Wilson said that nothing was
so dcmnraliZiug aud SO retardipp to the progress
oil the Gospel as intcmpcrancc He had travelled
extensively up and down The Valley of Vir-
giuia, and had been deeply impressed with the
amount Of vice and wrctchcdncss caused by
this great evil and he held that the Chuch
should keep pace with the moral enterprises Of
the age.
The vote being taken again, there was a
strong majority in favor of the appointment of
the committee: ami the President announced
the following to comprise said committee n.
Wilson. J. Is. Fitzpatrick and g. g. Brooks
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RTCTIO.F @LES.
Nv F. a. Kerby.
BY F. Y. herDy.
real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.]
HOUSE PROPERTY FOR

Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.]
MARSHALL HOUSE PROPERTY FOR
WI SALE.
Under authority Of the decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trct Of Virginia. rendered on the 18th day of
january, 1873, in the suit of Joshua Lppincott
W. Kelly ct al, the subscriber, as special com.
missioner, appointed for the purpose, Will sell
The MARSHALL HOUSE PROPERTY, in
the city of Alexandria, Va. at public auction,
on SATURDAY, the I'D day OF March, 1873,
consisting Of
/. LOT ut the southeast corner Of kirgand Pitt
streets, on which the Marshall House stands,
fronting, say 3i feet on King, with depth of,
say, IL feet on Pitt street
,. STABLE LOT OF THE HOTEL, on west
side of Pitt street, midway between King and
Prince streets. having front on Pitt of - feet
and depth of feet.
Terms Ten per ccatum Of the purchase mon
ey cash. thirty per cent in >A months. thirty
per cent in twelve and thirty per cent in eight
cen months from day of sale, with interest.
Bonds to be given for the deferred instaments,
with good personal surety, the property to be
rc<oid at the risk of purchaser on failure to com,
ply with terms of sale or to meet any deferred
instalmeEts IN whole or part and title to be re-
tuincd TILL full payment of purchase money.
Sale in front ol the Marshall House at II III.
5. FERG USON BEACH,
feb 1S-cots Commissioner of Sale.
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Eel E,asO Railroad iGslfls.

New YORK, March 6.-Gcn. Fremont, who
is at present in this city, has prepared writ
ten defence in the matter OF the proceeding in
Paris concerning tn, FL Paso boad sales. lie
denies all knowledge Of fraudulent practices.
The criminal action in Faan:c is against Free
mont aud Messrs Brelan, Prob>t, Paradise,
Lissigual and Pappinrl and the accusation res S
upon the forgery by Prcbst and others of 4 GER
tifcate Of the New York Stock Exchange,
whereby the bouds Of the FL aso cvmpaLy
were admitted to the Paris BOursc. 1t Is prob
able that proceedings may be commenced
against Frccmout IN this country.
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tcsy, cannot say that am glad to meet you
since it appears that am destined to have
that pleasure only 10 the capacity of .prlso-
ner." Ut will be remembered Gen. Wagga-
man surrendered the arlnory to this officer last
December) Afterwards the crowd gradually
dispersed, and left the police in quiet posses
sion of the buildings The action OF the United
States troops was taken in obedience 10 th"
following telegram:
"WAsHlNGToN, March 5 1873
Gen. w. IT. Emory, Comman}inq Department
Of the GaJ;; Nesc Orinus, La.
The President directs you to prevent any
violent interference with the State government
Of Louisiana. Acknowledge receipt,
W. f. SHERMAN, General.
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Weather :Sss,Ics.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASlIINGTON, March 6, I a. M.
Robuiiit;cs For the rest of THURSDAY over
New England and the lower Lakes aud south
ward to Virginia falling barometer rising tenn
perarurc sou'hcrly winds aud clear W arhcr.
BY Thursday night winds back to ) ut;rcaSt
with cloudy weather over the l. wer Lakes
and the Onio Valley. An area o low bar'!nc
ter move eastward into Minnesota wish I'.c.h
and brisk southerly winds cloudy and tlIraaten
Ing weather over the ii$sourl Valley and The
Upper Lakes. Northeast wind, with eoro:y
weather prevail over South Carolina and the
eastern Cult S,acs. Southeast winds with
cloud aud possibly rain over the wvstera gull
coast
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.s<p q .gns4G.sa.

New York. March St ckS s:eady. Gold
firm at ). Money firm 1T 80 TO l-lG per
CT. Flour steady ana unchanged. Wheat steady.
Corn steady.
BALTIMORE March G. Va. SKIES. conSoli-
dated 56l; do. new 50!. w. Va. S'xe. A.!
bid. Cotton dull; los m!ddliug> 1879 Flour
quiet aud steady aud prices unchanged. Wheat
dull and unchanged Corn-Southcrn scarce
aud wanted; whi!e Southern 633aG4; yellow do.
5Sa59 mixed Western nominal at IS. Oats
quiet and steady. Southern 46aiS; Western
mixed II; do white ~. Eye Guli 1T SuagO.
Hay dull aud unchanged.
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mar RTED.

On Thursday, the 18th of December, 1872, at
Mt Prominent" near Aide. the residence of
The brides mother by Rev. DR.. Hough, ED
GAEinH, formerly of Texas, to PEkMELIA
CURhELL eldest daughter Of Captain John
Lynn, deceased.
On the j.h instant, in the NJ. f. Church at
RI3,rrnId"n;,, Fairfax county, w, by Rev; E. T.
ginia Conference VI. +. Church, and Miss MA
RY VI. LANNUAHDT.
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DYAUTuORITY OF 4 DEED OFTRUST,

10y AUTuORITYO OF \ DEED OFTRUST,
ID dated the - day Of -, and with the full
consent Of the present owner, Major w. N.
Berkeley, l will offer, at the same time and
place, ulld upon the same terms a. the above,
that pIenid "-'ate, in hing William county,
known ~ TIA vs." containing 1850 acres, adj
Joining GOOSE ronl," the Mnttapon river be-
ing the dividing line. The timber upon this cs-
tate is OF the same quality as That on Goose
Pond, nnd the arabic band OF the same fertile
character II his D"cn managed since the war
better than Goose Pond, and is consequently
now in better condition, and produces heavy
crors If grain, tDbaccn u:d clover The d VEL
LING HOUSE and ou,-bui!Gngs arc complete
ana in good condition.
T. 2. holland, Trustee.
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More Civil Rights.

New YORK March, GA meeting Of color
ed ciiz"ns was held last night f)r the purpose
Of urging the passage Of the civil nights bill
now before the Legislature at Albany. \ COM
mittce wa. appointed to go to Abnny in the
interest Of The meeting Tie proposed bill
grasses the word white FROM the State Con
stitution, gives the colored u'an equal rights
with the white III respect to admission t.
schools churciles. ychic'c, Of transportation, &c
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", Francis 4. Kerby.

General Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
WILL BE SOLD, bJ pablic auction, on
w SATURDAY,, the 22l day of March,
GROUND, on the west side of Columbus ST.,
between Princess and Oronoco in the square
next ncrth of the Court House lot, each ~ feet
front and 123 fee. ) inches deep. Sale in front
of the Marshall House, Alexandria, Va. Terms
made known at sale.
FRANCIS a. KERRY,
c,L 07n,.s for the owners
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Tomorrow friday night shall occupy my
stall IN the New Market House. and will have
on exhibition there and for sale the next morn,
ing collection of butchers meats that viii eqt;a'
any .hng yet seen in t:nt line.
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PROPERTY SALES. MIR. r. NJ. Lawson pur-

PROPERTY SALEs-Mr. 4. NJ. Lawson pur
chased yesterday from the heirs Oft. A. Brewis,
deceased, their interest 10 the two brick ware
houses on Cameron street, between Fairfax and
Royal, now occupied by him, and the brick
warehouse on Royal street, occupied as sta
bic by the Hydrauion Fire Company, for five
thousand dollars
James Harrison, Of Prince William county,
sold his farm lying three miles southeast OF
Catlett's station, containing $40 acres, to John
Houtfncr of Canada, for Sc, O00-$4, 500 cash,
the residue in three equal annual payments.
DISTURBANCE AT WEST END.-A distur-
bance occurred on the turnpike at West End,
opposite the old Jail there, about one . clock
Yesterday, between two parties OF cOiored men,
one from the city and the other from the
county. The former were the assalIauts aud
attacked the latter, who were returning with
wagon to their homes Those from the city
used rocks, showers of which fell upon their
rural brothers. one of whom returned the as
sault with a six shooter, but only succeeded in
shooting himself through the hand.
FATAL ACCIDENT A young single man liv-
ing in Washington, named Frederick Donovan,
the chief fireman Of the Quantico steamer
K,yport, was killed on Monday light down the
Potomac by being drawn into the machinery,
which he was oing at The time. lie was stand
lug on the cross beams of the englue room oil
ing the machinery, when his leg caught IN the
crank that works the cross bar, which pulled
him iuto the machinery, thereby breaking his
CELLAR bone, neck and arm il two places, which
caused death INSTANTLY.
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
At the annual meeting of the German Co-ope-
rativc Building Association, held last night
the reports OF the secretary and examining COM
mittee showing that the affairs Of the AsSocla
ton are in a Furnishing condition, were pre-
seDied ana accepted The following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year =
Robert Purtncr President; j. Schneider, Sec
rotary; Lewis Stein Treasurer; B. +: Price,
Emauuel Francis Thomas RiShcill, j. Elch-
berg aud J. II Read Board vt Directors.
ACCIDENTAL OMIssIoN.-In our report Of
the proceedings Of the Hydrauliou Steam Fire
Eueiue Co., in yesterdays Gazette. the names
OF Mrs. Hodg kin, Mrs. Service, ard Miss Clara
Sidebottrm were accidentally omitted from the
resolution of thauks to those who aided III deco
rating the house aud apparatus on the 22d.
FRE>H FISH. w. y. Johnson 4 Co., at
their stand in the Fish Market. No. ,, expect
to have tomorrow. for sale, Il quantity Of fine
rock fish and perch, with 200 buuches OF her
ring Just caught in the Potomac river and sent
up by Capt. Rubb. They are in prime order
TIE WEATHER continues to moderate,
though; last night was quite cold. The sun
shoae GU, brightly to-day Much ice is in the
river, aud navigation somewhat mpcdcd III
co.'s cuuCllcc.
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Messrs. HOLLAND, SCHUYLER and BEN
TER will treat their friends to II collation. ut l.
Rummels restaurant, on the opening night.
NH CIT
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NOTICE-L. T. HELLMUT TIL, at his stand,
No. y, ut the east end "f the New Market
House. will keep constantly on hand SUI pics OF
the best FRESH MEATS, with BACON,
LARD, SC, sc. All his meats are Of the
finest quality. and he invites the public and his
friends and customers in their visits to thc mar
ket to call by and see. NH o-:it
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ETTCHERS, .N'DTTCES.
THE ALEXANDRIA INAUGURATION.
AN OPEN AIR CONCERT AT THE NEW
MARK kT HOUSE.

TIE grand inauguration q: Alexandria Will
take place III Tie Market square next FRIDAY
EVENING.
The PRESIDENT BEEF, reared by Mr..
George S. Ayre, the largest and latest of his
race, vii! be inaugurated on the entrance of
VIM. J. HOLLAND into his new stall music
will lend its charm to the occasion, and an open
air concert take place.
The Cabinet of the new President will be COM
posed of the most superior Mutton, Veal, Pork
and Bacon selected with greet care for his IL
auguration, and guaranteed to be tho finest meat
that any market can offer.
All who desire to purchase the best of meat
should attend.
The stall OF Mr. Holland, always noted for its
tasteful fittings up, will BIZ handsomely orns-
mented on the OCCASION
In consequence Of official notification that the
free distribution OF barrel of lard will make
the occasion gift concert, and consequently be
prohibited, that feature Of the programme will
be omitted
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ACCIDENTAL OMIss!oN.-In our report Of
the proceedings Of the Hydrauliou Steam Fire
Engine Co., in yesterdays Gazette. the names
OF Mrs. Hold kin Mrs. Service, ard Miss Clara
Sdebo,tum were ac1i lcu;a.ly omitted from the
resolution of ehsukS to those who aided in deco
rating the house aud apparatus on the 22d.
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M SCHUYLER will take possession OF hls
stall in the New Market House tomorrow Fri
day) night, on which occasion he will be glad to
see his friends and the public, and show them MS
fine an assortment of butchers meats for SaLur-
day mornings market rs was ever on II butcher s
stall He will MISC nave for sale some line old
bacon. Stalls Nos. IL and 70
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FINE MEATS.-On Saturday morning, the
9Th instant, f. MELCHOR will occupy his new
stalls in the Cameron street front OF the New
Market and Will have on hand full stock of
fro sh NESTS, as good a> ean be found. marG.Ne
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rs aiap w., Gfcnuau, of the Norfolk
'ueo BY his numerous friends. vas
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:. q r | {, l.
Alexandria. Va, March 6, 1878.

Alexandria, Va, March g. 1873.
in accordance with the authority vested in
me rs President by the resolutions adopted on
the part o.! the stockholders of the Orange, AL
cXuudriu and M:'!MSs.s and the Lynchburg and
Dan, lille Railroad Companies accepting the act
OF Assembly 20 lcgalizc the consolidation of the
two mp mics under the name and style Of the
Virginia and North Curoli"u Railroad Company,
and to ra1ify the contract entered into between
said companies for The purpose; and in further
pursuance Of resolutions adopted by tho Board
of directors of eHch OF the above named COM
panies to that eff, CT | hereby request the stock
holders of the Lynchburg and Danville and of
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
Coirpanrs, who have become stockholders of
the Virginia and North Carolina Railroad Com
paay, as shove recited. to assemble in the city
OF Lynchburg, at - O'clock m, on the Sth DAY
OF PRIL next to organize said consolidated
company, and u adopt such other, measures rs
may be necessary and proper in the premises.
JOHN 5. BARBOUR
President O a. & NJ. and l.. 81 u. K. K. Cos
NH 6--Cotd
Papers along the line Of the road having con-
tracts with the Company will please copy
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OSCAR f. BAGGETT, stalls Nos. s and .
New Market, dealer in fresh end corned beet,
smoked tongues, &C., will, on and after Satur-.
day, March lst, 1872 have f,r sale all kinds Of
the most choice butchers meats. feb 2e-lm
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~AROLINA RICE, received and for sale by
u AVERY & DAE1DSON.
feb IS DC hing 81, cor. Alfred.
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At his new H. Mr.. Holland will continue
to offer the Gnc,L Of all Fresh, Corncd and
Smoked Meats, Sausage Puddings, Hogs
Cheese and Lard. Every article warranted to
be IA represented, and at the lowest market
prices. n'h 6-tt
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ART Ed.

Steamer Lady Of the Lake Norfolk, 10 + y
Reed.
Steamer Georgcanna, Baltimore, t. H9oc Il
Johnston.
These steamers rerort the steiner Eypr' 3
AS aground near Bla kiSton s Island, three
mssted schooner ashore off Indian Head tire
ste .mer New York, scsr Eugic and an oyster
boat in Quantico three oyster bats q: Plney
Point, and five or six 1T Nanjcmoy stores.
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Fresh FISH, y. Johnson 4 Co., at
their stand in the Fish Market. No. ,, expect
to have tomorrow, for sale, Il quantity Of fine
rock fish and perch, with POO buuches OF her
ring. lust caught in the Potomac river aud sent
up by Capt Rubb. They are in prime order.
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ALEXANDRIA, INFIEMiRY. The Alexandria
I..4.!y, corner Of Duke and Fairfax streets,
AH' .n open for the reception Of patients
~ Monday last. DR.. Powell is the resident
-~' i, wis and Gibson the consulting ply
vans Mrs. 1imberlake, formerly Of Fred
''A,'1rs, is the matron, and the services of
,1r@ai purses have been engaged. The origi-
'' 'o,>rucliou Of the huilding-that formally
y. %s,'.:.1ty DR.. t. J. Murphy-was such as to
max :. EASILY dcvisblc into two separate and
.>aa divisions and this has been availed of
H.. l.: vrrc3 10 the accommodation of male
T.. T.. ''a!e patients. Each division contains
, :, rooms Of different size, and though al!
!, :, a''.'>'ed nca' " and comfortably, ard sup
10, =. '"n all The necessary conveniences Of a
y, =, y.1tuarr, those for pay patients present
,,.,",E more elaborate appearance, and
A.. A., :, ~ ~. occupy them can be attended by
r.. ,.!>'''H " il1Se services they may desire.
Il. u '0aSers have made arrangements with
Il ,'~'inent tor taking care Of and treating
r,I j. y, arriving at this port who may require
''' Or surgical attention.
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TIE WEATHER continues to moderate,
though last night was quite cold. The sun
>hoae cus brightly today Much ice is in the
river, aud navigation somewhat impcdcd III
cullCncc,