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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-13
MEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE BAR

MEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE BAR
There was meeting Of members of the
Bar at the office of Gen. Nj. Marye last
night to consider the propriety of petitioning
the Legislature to remove the records Of the
Clerk office of the county Of Alexandria from
their present office to the new market building;
and also of considering the expediency of plac-
ing such records as relate to property situated
within the Corporation limits in the custody of
the Clerk of the Corporation Court Messrs.
G. W. Watlles, Geo. a. Mushbach and Linden
Kent we're appointed committee to draft a
bill for that purpose to be forwarded to the
Legislature. G. w. Wa tiles presided.
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THE COURT BILL.
County Courts to Remain.

RICHMOND, Feb. l3.-Iu the House OF Dele
gates, to-day, motion to reconsider the vote
of yesterday, by which the House refused to
order to its engrossment the bill defining the
jurisdiction of the Circuit and County Courts,
was defeated by a vote of-ayes, 60; noes, G2.
This action settles the matter for the present,
and the County Courts remain as they now are.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-13
Rate Of Money.

LONDON, Feb. l3-l.3O p. m.-Thc rate for
money at the Stock Exchange on government
securities is lower than the Bank Of England
rate by ! per cent.
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CORPORATION CoURT-Jmlge Z. az Looce
presiding. Porter VS.. Cross executors; in
chancery; rule against NJ. Maryc as receiver,
continued.
The list of grand jurors for the year ISL;
was drawn.
Court adjourned till Court in course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-13

MS~GooD TEMrLARs.-There will be rcgu-
lar meeting of Welcome Lodge, No. %, tonight
at :! O'Clock, at their hall The officers elect
will be installed ut this meeting and other I'M
portart business transacted. There will also be
some good speaking. All members OF the order
arc earnestly requested to be present. feb bit
&:"Thc Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Alexandria Library Company will be
held at the Library room, on Monday, February
18th, mt p. H. At thi: meeting the President
and Board of Directors for the ensuing year
will be elected. All subscribers to the Library
are entitled to II vote.
feb Std SAML H. JANNEY, President.
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Thunder Storm.

Fort, MONROE VA, Feb. l2-Thcrc was
a heavy thunder storm here tonight.
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PERsoNAL.-The Heart and Hand, the Odd
Fellows Journal of New York in its last week S

PERsoNAL.-The Heart and Hand, the Odd
Fellows Journal of New York, In its last week S
issue contains the biography and an excellent
likeness Of ex-Mayor Latham, OF this city.
From the former the following extract is taken:
1.-THE subject of this sketch, whose portrait
appears in this ISSUE Representative to the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, has an enviable rec
ord of busy life, not onl ~ in his connection
with the Order, but citizon. He was born
in the city of Washington, on the I'D Of April
1918. His father and mother emigrated to tins
country from Ireland during the troubles of
1898, and landed in the town of Alexandria,
Virginia and afterwards moved to Washington,
where Mr. Latham was born. In the same year
they returned to Alexandria, and Mr. Latham
has considered that ancient burgh as his homo
up to the present time although absent several
wears. In the winter of l813 the Adams Ex-
press Company was extended to Washington,
and he ran an express from that point south, in
connection with it. and was the first man that
expressed package south of the Potomac lie
afterwards accepted the agency Of the Adams
Express, which he held until 1856, when he re-
signed. He was, therefore, the pioneer Of the
nominated by his fellow-citizens as Represent
alive to the House of Delegates from Alexandria
county but failed in his election. Previous to
the war he WAS member Of the City Council of
Alexandria. Immediately after the close OF the
war in 1885, at the first election held, ne was
chosen the Mayor of the city, and again elected
to the same position in 1867. In 1868 be was re-
moved N by the military authorities, and in May,
1870, at the first election held under the new
constitution, he was again selected as Mayor by
the people, and served for two years from the
lst OF July, 1870. In his public service, Mr.
Latham was always found prompt and faithful
in the discharge Of the duties of the several STA
tions he was selected to I'LL, and enjoyed in an
eminent degree the confidence of the comlnuni-
ty in which he lived.
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.SIaEEsIL .TOTfEES.

:nI;"Thcra will be meeting of the Fremen's
Convention, ut the Hydraulon Hail. on Friday
evening" ut I! clock.
fob 130t n J. NEyETT Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-13

CONCENT AND TABLEUX-It viii be seen
by reference to the advertisement in to-day s
Gazette that the ladies of Alexandria de-
ter,nucd not to be outdone in "the labor of love"
in the cause, which should be dear to all, especial
yVrginians and Alexandrians, have determine
ed to give rare and interesting entertainment
at the Assembly Room tomorrow night the
proceeds to go as a fund, from this city, at
large, to the Lee Memorial Association, 1t is
scarcely necessary to add that apart from the
cause" the entertainment will be one OF most
interesting and agreeable ever given 10 this
place, and i: = hoped that there will be full
house"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-13

. NHOICE OLD BROWN JAVA COFFEE
. just received by 6: WIN. X AMSA1,
feb Is Corner King and ST. Asaph SIS
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CTRAINED HONEY for sale by
- jan 3 q. VIM. RAMSAl'
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NOTICE.

Alexandria, Va, February s. 1873
All artisans, builders, mechanics, lumber
dealers and others, who have performed work
or furnished materials for the construction Of
the NEW MARKET HOUSE BUILDINGS,
are hereby notified to present to the Commits
soners oithc Sinking Fund, through their Sec
rotary, Il. S Ashby, on or before the "a !, dsy Of
ins now due them for such wrk a.d materials.
W. n. BERkLEY, Mayor
H. L. SIMPSON, Priest. Board of Al n.
GEO. r. SuINN, Prest. Com. Council.
+. ASHBY, Auditor.
WILMER d. CORSE, Treasurer.
feb S-tF22 Comnrs. SINKING fund.
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POLICE HEADQUARTERS. Tho Mayor &C

POLICE HEADQUARTERS. Inc Mayor ac-
knowlcdges the receipt of $40 from gentle
man Of the city for the relief Of the poor,
The obstruction of the side walks at the st.
Asaph street depot, caused by the colored boot
blacks who coneregate there, has become nui-
sance and in order to abatc it, the Mayor has
ordered the arrest Of all such offenders. One
of them was taken up this morning and fined;
Lewis Tasselmore, one Of party of colored
boys who attacked another coIored boy named
Burke while walking with his sister, was be-
fore the Mayors Court this morning and was
fined, aud two men from Washington, one of
them a policeman named Frank Skinner.
charged c with attempting to swiudIc Mr. Schnci-
der out Of the value OF luoch, were also there
but were discharged upon the payment of the
amount OF the bill they had contracted. Anoth-
er case there was that of man charged with
assaul,iug woman named Mol. Conway in
"Hayti'' and creating disturbance there. lie
was likewise tucd.
Four wayfarers, one of them colored, were
furnished with sleeping quarters last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-13

THE ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.-The annual
meeting of the Alexandria Library Company
will be held on Monday night next, when it is
hoped that all who take an interest will maui
fest their appreciation of the Library by being
present. No institution in this city deserves
to be more literally encouraged, as none do
more real good and it should be the pride as
we'll as the pleasure Of our citizens to maintain
it in such a manner as to increase the sphere
of its usefulness. Upon its shelves are to be
found works of great value and especial inter
est, while the current literature OF the day is
kept pace with and all the new books OF worth
are procured as soon as issued. 1t requires
but comparatively small amount from each
subscriber to carry out the objects OF the III
brary, and all who can, should lend their 10
fuence and material aid in its behalf.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, February Is, 1873.
SENATE
IISE OLE REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Senate alter the morning hour tnoK UP
the calendar
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House Of Representatives was engaged
with reports from committees.
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NOTICE.

Il DITCH AjexaDarin W.. February =. 1873.
Having an unusual amount of bills still due
me from last year, being heavily pressed for
funds, owing to my very limited capital, do
most earnestly entrcat Ill VINO are indebted to
me to SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNTS inmc-
dlntely: otherwise, | will be necessIta.cd 70
PLACE ALL ACCOUNTS REMAINING
UNSETTLED ON THE FIRST OF MAHCH,
1873. IN TIE HANDS OF A COLLECTOR
"a course l should regret very much to be COM
PEELED to pursue.
fmy reasons should not appear sufficiently
explicit, please call and consult with me.
Very respectfully,
fob 12-tMI +. FAFF, GS King straet
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JUSTLY CELEBRATED WORK.
Also full line of EASTERN and HOME
MADE WORK.
As heretofore Nil classcs Of work made to or
der, q fit guaranteed and warranted to give en-
tire satisfaction. Try me.
feb I2-tf +. PAFF, 98 King street.
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feb 1l-eo2t

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS!
~ Received and for sale at
FRENCH'S, NO. 50 KING STREET.
HESSIOD AND THEOGNlS, by Rev Jannes
LIFE IN SANTO DOMINGO, by at Settler.
TIE HOLY LAND, PAST AN b PRESENT,
by Rev Henry s. Osborn M. A............ $50
OFF THE SKELLIGS, by Jean lnselow.
l. ~
MAN-WOMAN, or tho Temple, the Hearth,
the Street. From l. lIommc Femme of Alex
ander Dumas Fills LOO
A TWO-FOLD LIFE, by Wilbellnne Won
Hillern. -
KENNETH My KING, by Salic A. Brock
AN OPEN VUESTlON, BY james DcMlIc
author of Lady of the Icc" "Arncrican Bar
on" etc. Paper, 81 bound ....."... So
N. Y. HERALD ALMANAC for lSI3.~.. o. Q %
" TRIBUNE 80. U ~
d" WORLD 49,. O.2O
VALENTINES in grca. variety.
Seven different styles In lTlAL NOTE Pa
PER, very large stock on hand, . to 1oc per
boy-all the fashionable coiors.
New Books Magazines und Papers daily:
feb II &. L. FRENCH.
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DESTROYS OF REDUCING MY

DEING DESTROYS OF REDUCING NJ 7
- very large stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
to make room Tor my Spring supply, which.
intend shall be the best III the market, L Will,
for some few weeks sell for cash large proper
ton Of the same ..,
AT AND BELOW COST.
Please give me u call before nHr=hH:lng else
where. / am convinced you will find it 10 your
advantage to do 50. We keep constantly on
hand full line Of
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Hy Green e. Wise,
[Rcal Estate.Agcnls and

ian 6-2aWts
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-01-28
Gte Gintes, Mem BLOOMFIELD, 1)a.

died with the pardoning power. He thinks it
is trying and dangerous one to invest in
any individual. Any provision that would
relieve the conscience and divide the respon-
sibilty of the exercise of this power, must
surely commend itself to the good sense Of
our people.
There is a popular demand, too, that the
Sinking Fund, containing bonds that rcp-
resent the proceeds of the sale of public
works, and which are applicable alone to
the payment of the public debt, shall be
kept sacred for the purpose to which it is
dedicated.
In view of the prospect that the Legisla-
ture will, after this session, be divested of
its power to legislate for special objects,
popular apprehension is prevailing that in
terested parties will push their schemes at
this juncture and make extraordinary eff
forts to control legislation. deem it my
duty to impress upon the Legislature the
necessity of examining with more than or
dinary care every measure submitted for
their consideration.
In conclusion, His Excellency casks the
support and counsel of all good citizens,
and humbly implores the aid and guidance
of Him who is the Supreme Ruler"
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Cheap Lie Insurnnce.--The cheap,

Cheap Life Insurance. THE cheapest
manner in which Life Insurance can be had
is to take policy in the United Bretheren
Aid Society. Full details of their way of
insuling will be found in our advertising
columns. The agent for the society in this
county, is VIM. M. Sutch, Esq, Of New
Bloomfield, to whom applications should
be made.
This is the company from which the
family of Mr.. r. N. Willis, OF this place re-
ceiyed $3.50 after having paid only 50 the
account Of which appeared in the Times
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making its thrilling realities, beauties wonders,
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because Il Is the most valuable, beautiful and pop
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Scenes on the River.

In the Lancaster paper of the goth inst,
we find the following account of the break
ing up of the ice in the Susquehanna: At
Marietta the ice was forced up about four
feet, but lowered short time afterward,
and then it commenced to crack and finally
it moved off, luckily doing no damage
To-day the Susquehanna river at Marietta
is but very little higher than it usually is.
Not SO at Safe Harbor, however. AT
this point there has been most terrible
destruction to property and stock. From
all the information we can gain upon the
subject we CLEAN the following facts.
Early yesterday morning the citizens of
Safe Harbor were awakened by roaring
noise as of the distant rumbling of thun-
der. The inhabitants of the place awoke
to find that the ice had gorged below Safe
Harbor and that the waters were fast ris-
ing Every one looked to his or her safety.
In short while the waters had reached
the doors of the houses, which stand half
square away from the banks. About II
o'clock in the morning the ice commenced
to "back," and we are informed by credible
witnesses that it vert up the Conestoga as
"fast as horse could trot." 1t reached
the wooden bridge which spans the Cones
toga at Safe Harbor, and picking it up as
though it was straw, it carried it up the
creek and sat it down mile from where
it first stood. Such scene never was
witnessed before by the inhabitants of
Safe Harbor Back, back, with fearful
force, the mingled ice and water went, and
even at Rockville, number of miles dis
tant, the water entered the first story of
Daniel Herr's hotel forcing the occupants
to seek refuge in the second story.
AT some places the ice was thirty feet in
height. Eye witnesses say that when the
bridge was torn from it's foundation there
were myriads of rats jumped out into the
water, to be crushed and torn to pieces by
the crashing, crumbling ice.
At Safe Harbor the scene was terrible
one. Here and there one would see four
men emerging from house bearing upon
their shoulders settee, upon which lay a
sick man or woman. The invalids all had
to be removed. The pier built last sum-
mer for the bridge of the Columbia and
Port Deposit railroad was swept away by
the ice.
The greatest fears were entertained by
the people Of Safe Harbor for those per-
sons who resided upon what is called
/" House Island" which is situated in the
middle of the Susquehanna. The inhabi-
tants upon the island were driven into the
second stories of the houses, while the
stock of sheep, cows, horses mules and
cattle, in fact all tho stock, were drowned
or crushed TO atom S.
The ice gorge took place at what is
known as Eshleman's Falls, the toughest
place on the Susquehanna river. The de-
struction to property and stock cannot al
the present writing, be estimated. There
has been no mail from Safe Harbor yet,
and all that we have ascertained in regard
to the "gorge" has been given us by par
ties who have come from near Safe Har.
Dor this morning.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-01-28

THE PRESIDENT has issued an order for
bidding Federal Office holders to hold
office under state or local authority, but
says the order has no reference to officers
of School Boards, or Justices of the Peace.
After the 4th of March, Federal offices
filled by those holding Office in conflict with
this order will be considered vacant.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-01-28
business Notices.
esRS- A letter about Speer's Wines and Bitters.
We take pleasure In publishing II =

Carrollton, Ill.
Having sold Speer's goods of New Jersey,
viz, Wine, Brandy and Btters, we take great
pleasure in stating that they give entire salts
faction TO our customers, and that our sales
are steadily increasing onthem. They are pre-
scribed and used by some of the leading ply
sicians OF this place.
Respectfully yours,
SMITH BROS, Druggists.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-01-28

THE Constitutional Convention have
passed section changing election days.
The section provides that State, Con-
gressional and Presidential elections shall
take place in November, and all municipal
and township elections, on the third Tues
day in February.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-01-28

THE UNITED STATES Senate have passed
the bill repeating the Franking Privilege"
but amended it slightly so that it has to go
back to the House for concurrence. 1t is
probable the bill will now become law
If passed it goes into effect July LIST, 1873.
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-01-28
Almost Lynched.

Sherburne, married man, who eloped
from Fisherville few weeks ago with Miss
Drew, Of Baskerville, arrived at Concord
last week, in the custody of the Sheriff
from Jersey City, at which place the death
of the girl occurred a few days ago, under
suspicious circumstances. He was taken TO
the police station, followed by large
crowd Of persons, who had been awaiting
his arrival at the depot. On leaving the
police station for the jail, Mr. Drew, faith
er Of the girl, rushed upon the prisoner
and struck him violently in the face and
kicked him. Several other persons fell
upon him and beat him severely, and with
great difficulty the officers rescued and
conveyed him to Jail, where he awaits cx-
animation.
- = n u
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-01-28
The Sabbaths of Our Lord,

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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-01-28

Gov. HARTRANFT, has appointed Col. M.
$. Quay, of Beaver county, as Secretary of
State, and Samuel F. Dimmick, of Wayne
county, as Attorney General.
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