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New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Sunday-school theatricals have been started IN
Nebraska City, where tho society seems going back
to the days Of the old mysteries and moralities.
During the first month all the s. g. in the city have
been Simultaneously studying the history OF the
prophet Daniel. They ALL therefore, reasonably
acquainted with the particulars Of Belshazzars
Feast, that celebrated banquet which has been so
much written of and so often painted. This being
the case The Opera House has been hired, and tho
children will give drama founded upon the nara
tive of that supper with gorgeous oriental court
costumes of Babyonish times" We trust that the
little gentleman who plays Bolshszzar will have q
good time of it, and will not be frightened out OF his
young senses by the handwriting on the wall
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

Cen Palma d Cesnols writes from London that
he has finished packing and shipping the remarks-
BILE collection Of antiquities which he made during
bis term of service as Consul at Cyprus. 1t consists
of very large assortment of specimens of ancienS
pottery, sculpture and domestic implements, dug up
by Gen. di Cesnoa at the village of Dali in Cyprus,
the Greek Idalia. Though it contains no one work
of high rank-nothng, for instance TO be compared
with that treasure-trove of Count Marcellus. the
Venus of Milo-the number and variety Of its OBJ
ects make the collection one of unusual value and
interest 1t has been secured by few public-spir-
tied gentlemen for the Metropolitan Museum of Art
and will add greatly to the attractions of that inst-
tuition.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

The German Minister at Washington is 80
sensitive for the credit of his country that he
has been betrayed into some irritation. His
letter to a Washington journal denying the
statements that German convicts had been
banished to the United States, instead of be-
ing sent to Jail, shows some natural indigna-
ton; but it does not seem possible, as the
Minister intimates, that any person has in
vented these tales in order to ALLEVIATE Ger
man Americans from their native land
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at o'clock, in wrappers for mailing. Price
cents
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-20

the Third Grand GIFT Concert for the bape.
1T OF the Public Library OF ky.. Five Hun
dred Thousand D0llsfe, which hns been sst
apart by the Managers to pay the gifts in
full. and will he held by the Bank and paid
out for this purpose. and this purpose only.
(Signed.) r. S. VEECH. Cashier
Only lew tickets remain untold. and
they will be- furnished TO the first applicsn
at the following prices: Whole tickets. $40
halves. SIS; quarters. 81 so: II wholrs for
S'On: 56 tor $3.50; ll3 Tor 1000. and SIS
fo' $4,000. For tickets and full ,infofmsf
lion, apriy to
THOS f. BRAMLETTE.
Louisville, ny.
or Thos. II. Hays & Co.
GOO Broadway. New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-20

Dr.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate Of Jt6srsr. .A.i%sbie AS~bie
College, Philsdslphs, author Of severe. w, ~ ~
wofks, can be consulted on ell di,eass. " Tmsde
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which no esns.is. nss %
matter from WIZ caaSs originating o. Of i.SIs SSs
long standing. A practice Of % yeoIs yas sn. sus.
him to tseat disease with suceeee. Ous . dss
snteed. Chasgss REASONABLE. Ihoss st ,tnSne
taA0s can forWAsd letter descsfoeng sy"P
!, Send fos the Guide 10 Hsdlth Price u nsos csrs !
J. B. DYOTT, MD, Physician and oUs'~!
i0i Duane St New York
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-20

s. 10 $50 pr day Agent. wanted, mroe,. ~
elmer sex, y 'uns or old. make moie money nt
work for us in their spare moments or al the TINA
than At anyihtny else. Particulars free. Addre, 8
q. STfNsON Il g T., Portland. Maine
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-20
A R ARE CHI AN c e.!

We will pay all Agents $40 per week IN
CASH who will engage with us AT ONCE
Everything furnished and expenses paid
Address A COULTER & CO., Charlotte,
Mich.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-20

KEARNEY'S
FLUID EXTRACT Buchys
Il the only Known Remedy for gHshs Dn. !.
which i h.. been given. Irritation q snS M.
Of tie Bladder and Inflammation OF ths klansyss
UlnE.tion Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Keen a.cS
ton Of Urine, Diseases II tie PICstsnn nsno. G,oI.
ssors 70 tAs Bladdss afsssl, Ss,ss ,na for n.
fosbsd md Dslieate Of Desa st1ss
Of Power, Loss Of Memory, Difficulty o. 1isein, q .hs
ing, Weak Nerves, Waiefulnes!, Pain ~ r..", ~
B.sk s 9th; Body sRssISSs Sc ,.sn e.
Used By persons In the decline of enssss sss =
Lite; after eondnemsnt o. labor paan'' oe''"'
ting In children, ete. a.. II.
In many affections peculiar TO ladiss, ,msde- sms "
tract bnchu !: une9ualed by any osI.a XIV. Pain.
fulnsas or euppreaaion OF Customary Tans
ulceRated OF 9chirlus state Of the useiIni' III com.
corThna or Whites, Btefility. and iof =. ..h.S SSSS
plants incident 70 the ssx. y y Rm; R;sns nd
extensively By the most eminent rnys'',s consttv
Mdwives for snfeebled and denes'e s>'''
tions Of both sexes and oil ages.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUChCs
,. 80. Nsse. Art;s.g cTI' ~ ,bs'l Msss .ssSss, !;
itth expense, little or NO change IN o,. 4 ffe.
convenience, and no exposure. y esussi sir,;nsts.
9uent desire. and gives strength 70 .;ma Gr3 sp3
thereby removing Distractions, PrevsnIns psis
Curing Structures Of the Ursthia, Alayins 4 Sis.
and lnAsmmation, % frequent In this class
easss, and sxpslling ail Poisonous maI1el.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUC"os
e.o0per bottle or six hotties for soo de,aSs an,a -
to any address, secure from observation o'N
druggists everywhere. Prepared BY y.
- 8kARNEY 3 CO., lo4 Duane FLA p, ~
addressed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-20

now IT'S DONE. or the SECRET OUT.
N Mustachs and Whiskers 10 AZ days.
This GREAT SECRET and 100 othpr'.-
Gambiers' Tricks, CordoioQy. Ventriloquism
all In the ORIGINAL "BOOK OF WON
DERS" Mailed for IS cents. Address D.
G. CUTLER. Carthage. Illinois.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-20

Advertise 10 the RECORD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
DIEU

This morning about II o'clock, aged four years
and two months, SYLVESTER, son Of Hezakiah
and Sarah Ann Ward. Like the glltterlng dow
drop, it sparklcd beneath the rays of u screening
sun, then SO soon it passed away to mingle with
those drops which had gone before, in the great
ocean Of Immortality. gG- The funeral Will
,aSc place from the N: I. Ch1 TSa t9.,m2rrp ROW
acquaintenccs of the family arc invited to attend.
In Alexandria, Va, on the morning of March
l0lh, VIRGINIA, widow of the late Archibald
ID. Moore, Of Sandy Spring. Montgomery co.,
Md.-[Balt. American and Sun please copy.
Yesterday, at Alney, the residence OF Ms.
,iamr Chichester, Fairfax county, Virginia, Miss
CATHAEINE TALBOT, aged seventy. five
years. .6.5~Icr funcra! will lake place from
the residence of NJ. D.. Corsc, to-day, at )!
o'clock p. m.-[Richmond, Charlottesville and
Washington papers please copy.
On Wednesday night, March 9TH, at 10 Il. m,
Mr.. RICHARD LEE, of Lee Township, Fair
fax county, Va, aged 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
d Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auct;onccrs.
TOM MlSHlUNEkS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of DEGREES Of the
Circuit Court for the city Of Alexandria, Vir-
yinia, rendered in the SUIT Of Hunters executor
against Mmcrac and others. the undersigned,
commissioner therein named, will offer At pub
,ic auction, in front Of the Mansion House, on
Fairfax street, in the said city Of Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, the l3ti! day Of February, l3'3,
1t - O'Clock H., II TRACT OF LAND, situated
il. the county {. E4irlaI, and State aforesaid,
being tho same which was conveyed by Allan
M4cruc and Ann ID. Macrac, bis wife, to John
". Johnson, by decd OF trus., dated tGc 9th day
.: June, 1873, and l. described III said deed rs
heinz bounded by the lands of The hoirs of An
| drew 3a!mnin, IL. Little River Turnpike road,
tho lands 81 Jane ,,iunrDc ard Thomas talrfax.
Iais said trac: Of land l. nesr Clouds Mills, md
i. IL prc.nn. in the possession Of Mrs. A. A. II.
p:cctrds. and contains about one hundred and
si,lv acrcs. 4 plat aid survey Of the land VIII
| be exhibited nj The time and place Of sale.
Terms Of Sac: 30 much Of the purchase mon
e. a. may be necessary ~ pay me costs OF suit
,IG of sale to DC .,sil IL cash, a!ld the Residue
,hnr.,f on !. credit Of three cGg@l instruments,
payable ua:uaI!y from the day Of sale secured
| hr the bonds Of the purchaser, with good per
.1rnI -.,rur,Lv. with interest from the day of
| .,in and the title retained until the purchase
| money i ca:!y pad, and the property liable to
| il. rcSol1 should the purchaser fad ~ comply
nil. the terms Of sale and the payment OF the
instruments Of the purchase money.
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Jr,
ian { 2.wts Comm RS. OF Sale.
i c~Ihe above sac is postponed until SAT
TRDAY, March 18th, when it will be made nj
tho same time and place. feb l5-2awtS
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SftTni (.

-. ,.,..,.l...l o..l,. IIrl.r,. f.-2 49,.
!" - " =
49,. H"N''''>'."';"..t' ,,,
III OF "h,ca !, thc H"3:'"F.F 80! $''e i''.'&S-""'t-
cr,s, "','i = i'llil-d!tt'iE "''...;''."' L. !" '"'e-"-
ed " t'!Io"S:
Cash ir Banks and Iru:: -. 32i''i,s1I ~
Bonds ami M9rt"sS"S, First Liens
OH improved property, "v"i" III
every c'9: ~ !e'!2. VoUp'c inc -. -
amount Loaned. '"t'-:'"' -
United SHIT Nv i"r" ::-ttc:
Iown Al'! t'tF bonds lE@-is'1"-
CT II. tie !:t:i.9 o. the CoIn:'Hny) 49,
cost ''2:>.iV' -
Ec'' Estate o2iap;N; "S'.!l1@s
@na PFo!ert} HG'c'l">r' 0""'' 80. co. -
Accrued Interest, Dc!>FFcd Ife- o,.--o ?,
TIL lI!i~ais ~" ot j, =, % ~ s.,,,,s ''"-''''' ~
III. !fc,S'.i .t!"' ~ '''-c ""'~N@ ga -,
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.:SIT!IT SHES.

GALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPER
- TY.-By virtue Of a decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court Of Prince william county,
the llth day Of October, 1877, in the cause OF
IIedsemon Carney, plaintiff, against Franklin
Taylor, defendant, tie undersigned. Commits
%sioncrs, appointed by the said decree, Will offer
for sale, III public auction. 10 the highest bidder,
1t the from. door 81 :he Court House Of the said
county. on the It'll Day OF APRIL. 1873: that
being Court day, Attract OF LAND, lying
in Prince William and Stafford c~oUg:ics. con-
taining about !oi! acres, lying on the Chnpr"-
walnsic run. This trac: Of land In: upon It 4
very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, 81 So
with four rooms, and all necessary out si.ai
houses, barn and stale, and valuable GRlSI
ana SAN MILL.
Terms: Onc-fo4rth cash, and the r:=i;uc or a
credit Of one, t"o and thee yours, with interest
from date; tie purchaser IL execute bond and
security iur the deferred payments. sud the title
10 be rct.ircd until the whole of he purchase
money is paid, Is q further security therefor.
". WILLOUGHBI.
WM. Ii. PAYNE,
hTLET EitDi,
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pyAUTiiUEITYOF ADDED OFTRuST,,
- dated the D. day Of. and with the full
consent Of tie prcS"i.t owEcr, Major W. n.
Berkeley, l will oier, at the s".inc time and
place, nnd upon the sane term: rs the above,
TIM. splendid estate, in King William county.
known rs HAYS" containing 1859 acres, adj
ioining sc ausc prnd,' the Mattaponi river be-
ing the dividing iinc. The timber upon tbs rs-
TIT. is OF the same quality rs that on Goose
Pond" and the arabic land OF the same fertile
character. II has been managed since the war
better than Goose Pond, ana is consequently
now in better condition, and produces heavy
crups Of grain, tobacco and clover. The Dwell
LING HOUSE and QUIT buildings are com ,Ictc
ana in good condition.
b. p. holland, Trustee.
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The Isle OF Shoals Murder.

SAco, MAINE, March l0.--Wagncr, tic NJ
legged murderer, was brought to this Il1cc Satur-
day and lodged in Jail. His examination viii
take place sometime this week.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March l0,--.A shirt
stained with blood, ha; been taken from the
vault at the house Of Mr.. Johnson. ill this city,
and identified as belonging to M"@Y"r, who
boardnl there.
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Pr. WA. c.; NH 5-ctts C"Mi


IALh OF f.Alhf-lA LAND.
The subscriber vii! sell, n" public SHE. before
the Court House door of Fairfax county, on
MONDAY the l7th day Of March, Al one
O'Clock, the FARM on which ne i:,riy resided,
situated near Sargs.cr's Gross Roads, and I'D
Joining tho lands Of Reuben Wright, Iiiumas
T"nwi>k, .Hr. At"kciy AID others, w.tain two
mics Of both Clifton and Fairfax stations, On
the o., y. Is il. L. X. Said l:!riG contains about
one hundred and lorts-ioar tl+4J acres, shout
ona hatf cleared and in /. GOOD tate uI cl!t!va-
ton; he rcmA!ndcr IL VOL. The Improve
ment> consist of u new aDt HOUSE, -.
wcathcr-hoari"d AID p!4-.crci. containing .g.Ils
four 81 good ""onl5 and p good kitchen. coz.
house, ~staEiin". n.al.rr-house. rr:cl. orchar!,
and II young apple orchard Of choice fruit
There Is Il well Of excellent water within twenty
yards If the door. and numerous Spriig, Oa tho
place. convenient 20 the dwelling. Persons dc.
sirous of purchasing will DC shown the property
by Mr.. i. 7. burke. Hho resides near il.
Terms: Dnc-thirl III cash, The rc,i!"c in six
e. ana Twelve 81 months, with Interest from
day Of sale, the pUr ba,cr giving notes with APP
proved security.
JNO. Y. NDnTIiNGTON.
Fairfax co., Va, feb l9-co.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

ALENA. SOCIAL CORN EFT BAND,
Assisted by Professors NECkER and MA
GINNlS, of the Washington Marine Band, and
BY the AIrxaiAria Quartcttc Club, with other
musical talent Of the city,
At SAREPTA HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 18th, 1873.
Tickets soc; reserved seats 75c-to be had of
the committee, and at the bookstore Of Mr.. Geo.
e.. French, and 1T '. Bcckcr's music store.
feb Bad
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The CarifSiS.

PARIS, March l0.-A dispatch from Bayoune
says the Cariists i'll the Spanish province .!
Guipuzzoa have cut the railway and ilTncd
several stations between San Scja>tiUa and
Irun. Travel between those towEs Is entirely
suspended. \ bani Of Insurgents ! 'hr"atcn-
iny Irun and / it is feared the town vi! lait Into
their hands.
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Tfra Market.

New York, March In.-Sto~ks quiat an|
firm. Gold firm at ~. Money firm al l-lG Il
per cent. =.
BALTIMORE, March I0.--Ea. SKIES, %co#sali-
dated, 56; do. new, 81 bid to-day. Gotten dull,
heavy and weak; low midl!ings !9:l9t. H.2n:
dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower;
receipts very light; white choice 2loa2I3: lair
to prime do. lSOa305; choice annie" 2O5!2l0;
good to prime rcd l9Oa2n; COMMON to fair ia.
l7OalS5; rcd wcsteru l7oal90; al,bcr westerns
l9Oa1oO. Corn active and firm for Stu:li~ri;
white Southern TT; yellow Southern ~; mixed
Western dull at 5S!, Oats steady; Western
mixed 4Ga4S; others nominal. li"c luIl IN
unchanged. Hay unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
prODOSeiE StriEic.

New York, March l0.-A small number ct
German jourucymcn shocrlakc!s neli a meet
ing yesterday Tor the purpose Of increasing the
organization to enable them to strike l,rlie'%!i-
err wages. The speakers were saIcu!lc tia:
the movement would receive great lmrctus
when the busy SEASON opens, aud that a suc-
ccssful strike wouIl be inau sura;cd. The
small number at the meeting, it Is, however,
regarded as a failure.
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"
"NA.S OPERA HousE.-As young people,
,,.'i some oil onc>, too, for that matter, must
'i wa rave amusement, even during lent,
-, ~ ~ :A!'N2'Ntria, unfortunately, don't afford
- i1' Il! WA; they desire, they look upon Walls
Ut;Ia ''"j>e, III Washington, and the LOCAL
",-"' Ha:i> oc,wccu this and that city, as sorts
;; i''tai providcnces vouchSatcd for their par
,5S'','' ''oeilt. And really, to such, there is
.' uor; agreeable way to spend an evening
tiaA l. l>ayr here on the G:53 train, see Char
.."ev Na>iuan as Queen Katharine, (shc will
,;i'ar n that character tonight take tara
u" al tiarycy's, aud return at II, ready for
), r~robah!y 10 be made the more pleasant
= ''ga'I!S .: he delightful compauioDs one has
- "irlng the few preceding hours, or OF
..S| seen IN the boxes, dress circle or or
l., .2>''a W!'"m II would have been uice to have
''a as companions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
SOz0GOnf.

All Dcntriices had their drawbacks, u!:ti! tn
salubrious Bark of The Soap Tree w;.s hru"Si:
from the Gillian valleys to perfect the fragtan
S~ozoDoNT, the most who!cs9mc, rclIa5!e "h'
delightful aIt:c!e for the teeth, th:t . brush wa
over dipped into. nh l0~"olW
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Weather aE..i,sr!.

OFFICE'CI1iEF SIGNAL off.Iht.
WASHINGTON, March IL. II Il. III.
PiohuHics.- The Storm oil Care Cod VII
probably move during thc rest OF Mo'r!ay ;nrtil-
eastward, past the Southern lor;inli oi Nova
Scotia. The northeast wilds wl.h s:laW Ii.
New England, increase somewhat and Lack TO
brisk northwest w.ndS Monday nj :,oo".
Brisk northwest winds c]ontinu. du:it= tic ;a:;'
from Rhode Island to New jersey win clear
ing weather, but rapidly diminish and back 70
southwest Monday evening. hlla:nishlng
winds aud clear weather continue il the Suu.h
Atlantic States. \ storm centre move csat-
ward over the Upper Lake region. Brisk
southwest winds with cloudy and threatening
weather extend eastward OYER Wisconsin an1
Michigan.
Caulionary signals continue at CAPE Nay
and New York and arc oricrcJ i''F View Haven,
and New London.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

lux FISH WHARF. The Baltimore Amcri-
u ''n> morning says: Colonel Vim. Ii.
II "'E'' q baltimore, has become the lessee Of
~, ~ cr,l"ralnn iSh w~harvcs at Alexandria Va,
~ MI today commence with a large force Of
",'n",vh i" put the wharvcS in complete repair
s I,i'"> to The commencing OF the Shad season
<<'.v" &c about the 10Th instant. Colonel
H., nT'.' was formerly 4 resident of Alexandria,
v, I'' There on the entrance Of Colonel Els.
,m I''' al the culnmclccucnt of the late war,
,,' ''> slice resided in Baltimore. But few
Stew ,rns suffered more, pccuaiarily, than did Col.
'''"art by The rebellion"
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'Nh SrEAMEas.-The repairs to the
L n@,'''r EXPRESS will be completed in time for
+ " make her regular "trip to Baltimore next
>n,"H EAsht. The steamer Wawasct will re.
rmr nv! ~ 'rlrs on the Curriomau line to. NOR
ri~,,. me FAIRY, until her machinery is conf
u>J which will be 10 about a month, will be
irn,a "> 4 LIGHTER between this city and Farm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10
Ashore.

New CASTLE, March tO.-Thc &caUJncl y.
Z. Hooper, of } jacksonville, for phtia!"jf h!a.
ran ashore ut the upper end oi Cr,s !.dae
shOuI Yesterday.
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III. w. TIIOM AS,
&. w. WATTLES,
d. l.. SHOOT,

Fairfax co., feb l9-wts Commissioners.
TRUorEEG,6Su sA5E 2 ER \ FAIRFAX
III" real rsttt. OF TIL late ID. w. Alvord, con-
si-.irg OF tnc farm known rs
"SPRING IljLL,"
situated near Lcwinsyiilc, Fairfax county, Va,
and about three miles from the Great Falls of
the Potomac, will be so!d IT public auction, at
Fairfax Court House, Va, ut noon Of MON
DAY, March Ii, 1873. This farm il we'll known
in the county "a, being for Sky years the home
stead Of Nh. VIM. owink. 1t contains about 80
;.crcs-TG IN line iard timber, and ~ in pine
no waste luf,!. There Is living water in every
principal ltc!,i. The place is well fenced, and
stocked with fine fruit of al kinds, and hus MI
the ncccs.ary farm buildings in good order. 1t
is va!u"d hi so per ucrc; wa5 sold to the last
o8nor (dc-rt,cdJ for $1,000 three year, ago,
sirce which 5000 have been expended for ncw
buildings aEG other permanent improvements.
so per acre i guaranteed ~ start with, and the
iarm wiil positl"cly b. sold IT, the highest bid
der, NJ the time and plAcc designated.
Possession given Apri 1t. Payments 500
cash Ut the time Of Su!c, - $50 on taking pos.
ac.s!on, remainder easy, secured on the proper
~. The purchaser will have the privilege %!
buying stock, tools and crops at their appraised
anu HENRY +. ALVOkD, Trustee.
Fairfax county, NH 3-w2w
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..ku-9.Euy tsut..:.rcs.-7

COLUMBUS, s. c., March lO.-Latc ini""mi-
ton from Laurcn'S county shows the ~re!'oriS
of Ku- klux outragcs committed there 10 be a.
roneous. There was Il row between ~" drank
Ell men.
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rrEAL NEWS.

,a,.. SERVICES YEsTERDAY.-Thc de-
." H.! wen, hcr-torit it 5 too early for the spring
."'''' ,..l = large turnout yesterday, and
ta. '1,,;,n> assembled at all the churches
+. ''''-'. - the summons the bells pealed
s r rem" H. balmy spring air. Rev: DR.. MITCHELL
II Oh ';v ~ me II Presbyterian Church, Rev.
-3,a' r :" in the VI. L, Church, South,
I ,I.| in the NJ. P. Church, and Rcy.
=; N,r;rk in the Baptist Church. kev' >.
-. VIII, has Just been stationed mere oy
. rJ;IT Church Conference, preached MS
.c > r..no Is pastor of the congregation OF
:; , rE:;n~13n street Church. The pulplts
80. n,hcr churches were filled by the
4. ~ ,irr.v. The following is a report OF rne
',!%'i' -, during the day by the Young Men 5
.'"' Ns..;a,ion THE Mission sabbath
F>', m.,s not held. the ROOM having been va
ny rr r;. purposes OF the season. The Aims
-. ,,.' meeting in Attendance, strength Of com,
., ma interest, was a success. Inc Jai'
:! ,... ware worked by full committee. hey
..rr-asiug interest on the part oil the
II ,ilc exercises. The prayer meeting
'r -, k;ng and West streets was fully at
'I.' , lgrre committee was on hand. They
,'',', r., the presence Of the Holy Spirit Is
:.:t IN thssc meetings. Several parties
-. ,he PRAYERS Of the brethren i'll their be-
:: f j.. Sunday prayer meeting IN IL. I.
..i w,,again the scene of a large gather
r~.p.c!al'y Of the young, IN exercises %Cre
=. ,>u.i solemn and soul-silrlnS. character.
,.m.k ers seemed endowed with unciloh
=" - 5t,ya in their appeals to the uncon-
-, +" This prayer meeting will be held next
~. IL il the VI. +. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-10

CORPORATION Couir.-Ihc March term
ol the Corporation Court, Judge lowe prcs!d-
iD,. e rimilrncal this morning.
Tie t1>i will. a1.i Two ~co'licliS annexed, OF
r~fr.yncc II. White. deceased, was proved ai"!
u~g..rro,i 10 b.. r~cc"rticI. =,
Tne la>i wll oil. Il. Mci.uin WAS proved
ST ofl sryl "a h. recorded; executor Edward
NHiuin p,la.ii i aud appraisers were APP
~tr,,,lci. !,
The yv,t viii oE'Sa1ri,i Williams Was proved
"ui rri~y! ,nic recorded.
!'ro.yo hnr ". tirc.lnortZ"r's heirs; III
claGrr y; hi ii!ci; James 4. Cation appointed
guardian I'd lrrm Of infant defendants, and
ait>';rr> oi !rlr".i1n,> and guardian al Item
t.n! IN c4sr d"rh,t"l.
iIYryy Suv" KS. l'adgctt ct al; in chat
cry; 1n,%cr ii ". ID. Stewart. sub-iruSlcc,
.|yi am! general replication.
i'l;any V. ~i;ayn.'s executors; in chanacry;
AID %i;a"cy, curator, vs.. Dclphy; in chanccry;
reports Of \. ". Chiffon, commissioner, tl'ed.
{. Patterson was licensed to keep iii ordl-
nary.
IN account Of the jailor against the Common
Tsl;a was allowed.
i. X. Wilmer & Bro. (use Re, vs.. VIM.
hr,ht: suggestion VS.. lst National Bank o.
Ac.amiria; f.. Francis vs.. =. Weinberg; Sug
cr>i1on IS. +. Roscnthal; same vs.. same; sug
:>ion vs.. German Cooperative Building As
~.v.ajon Of Alexandria, Va; IL. Francis u 20
=. >atrc; Suggestion vs.. same, and Il. tranci:
&to. yS. same; suggestion VS.. u. Roscathal
Iar>, causes were dismissed.
tVart adjourned till II O'Clock tomorrow.