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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18
Outrageous Proceedings.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE strike Of the en-
giuecrs on the ST Louis, Kansas, and Northern
railway, has assumed serious character. Sew
cral locomotives were thrown from the track
to-day. property was destroyed, water tanks
tapped, aud emery was put IN the axle-boxes
of the running trains Governor WoodSon has
ordered a detachment Of National Guards to
90 up the road tomorrow to arrest the rioters
and preserve order.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March l7.-When the az
ternoon train on the North Missouri railroad
arrived here to-day it was met by all the rail
road EMPLOYEES in the city, who ordered the
engineer TO leave the road. They 6ually con-
sented to his returning with the train and the
mails, but refused to permit him to run the
train if single passenger got aboard.
The entire police force of this city was pres
ent and prevented a more serious disturbance
The strike scrivli>ly interrupts travel from this
point.
At Kansas City an engine was pitched luto
turntabIe pit and the turntabe destroyed, thus
preventing any engine from being run out OF
the round house.
The trains lief, Kansas City tonight guarded
by police.
FIRES IN CARoLlSE-On Sunday morning
Mrs. Buckner's dwelling house, in Caroline
county, caught fire and burned to the ground,
together with nearly all her furniture. The
fire originated from sparks from the chimney.
Loss about $4,000 No insurance.
On Saturday, while the hands at Mount
Hill were engaged burning brush. the lire
broke out and spread for several miles around,
burning several miles, of fencing The fire
burnt over the cutire woods belonging to DR..
Gouldin.
o. Friday evening, while bone people were
cleaning out the old Star Hotel, at Bowling
Green, for ball, the roof caught on ire from
sparks from the chimney, hut by timely efforts
the building was saYed.-Fred Ledger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

A SENSIBLE ORDISANcE.-One OF the great
est daogers attendent upon sudden panic III
crowded assemblage Is the practice Of block
ing the alsles ofp!aces where such Assem- bages
meet with benches and stools, in order TO add
to the seating capacity Of the bululug. An
alarm OF fire or a panic arising from other
causes is almost sure to be attended with the
loss OF life, as all the avenues OF escape are
thus closed The Chicago Common Council
has recently passed an ordinance expressly fer
bidding the placing of benches aud stools in
the aisles of public places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

The Secretary Of State in his last dispatches
10 Gen. Sickles, the T. s. Minister to Spain,
transmitted to him a copy Of the joint resolu-
ton passed BY Congress. rendering the cOngrat-
ulatous Of the American people to the people
of Spain, and has instructed him to convey to
the representatives Of that government the
sincere AMI earnest wishes Of the government
Of the United States tor the permanent main
tenance OF. the present repuL.lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

TIE BANKRUPT AcT-A decision was rem
dercd by the United States Supreme Court
Yesterday touching the operation of the Bank
rupt act 4 suit had been brought to make
void sale of land in Missouri on the ground
tina: it was in contraventioo Of the Bankrupt
act, it having been made within six months OF
the bankruptcy of the party who had reasona-
bic cause to- suspect that he was insovent.
Tie Court sustained the Court below 10 finding
that the sale was not based on the idea that
the party was insolvent. Incidentally the
Court say that all sales were not forbidden by
the act, but ouy such as have fraudulent OBJ.
icct aid that it would be absurd TO suppose
that Congress intended to set the seal Of con-
domination on every transaction Of the bank,
rupt within six mouths before bankruptcy
without regard to lis character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

There are complaints of hard times and
scarcity of money in California
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

Governor Dix, of New York, has written
letter to Dr.. Iyng declining to interpose IN the
case of Foster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

NKANGE BLUSSOM CuLOGN EWATHA
~ We have just prepared and bottled ios 49,
another large supply Of the above ira. n. u.
delightful Perfume. II is pronou!ccd 10y ma;
equal to the finest imported, and We rrspcc.- j.
solicit trial from our patrons. Ii i put y {.
bottles OF three sizes, Il. 25c, J0c and II. !r.. .
tiv"ly. Also jus. receive" aroth"r To-: "t At.
MIXERS for Spraying P.r!umcry over tie /. e
and clothing. "
NH \ JANNEI &Cu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

We arc indebted to Mr. S. {. Ncale for CO.
lies oil! late acts of the General Assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18
FROM RICHMOND.
LEGISLATIVE.

RICHMOND, March 17-In the Senate, to-
day, bills were introduced to amend the Free
School law in relation to tie tax by counties
and districts; amending the act defining the
jurisdiction of circuit and county courts, &c;
To Incorporate :hc Chesapeake and Albemarle
railway company; and to amend the charter OF
the Richmond and Lyuchburg railroad COM
pany so as to change the name of the said
company. and to extend the time within which
II may cunmelcc and complete the SAID rail-
road.
Bills were passed to amend the charter OF
the West Point aad Hanover Junction railroad
company; and amending an act 10 relation to
the working of the roads in Louduun.
The Senate bill to amend the second and
third sections of the act tn provide Tor the
funding and payment Of the public debt, was
discussed, amrud, d, aud then laid upon the
table
Several bills we're advanced upon the calcn-
dar, when, for want Of quorum, only fourteen
members being present, the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Delegates the assessment
bill was recommitted
TIE bill G..eutiug the Loudoun road law
was passed.
\ bill providing for the payment Of the cost
and charges in criminal cases by the counties
and cites, respectively, was dSmlssrd-ayeS
81 noes H.
The Senate amenlmauts to the bills amend.
! ing the act providing for dividing the several
counties intU townships, and to amend the code
prescribing the courts in which legal proceed
ings are commenced, were agreed to.
| The bill to amend section OF chapter | " OF
! the code, so as to punish more vigorously the
/ ,lnl rad RI
! cngrrSSmcnt.
The joint resolution in regard TO III. as
sumption Of State debts by the United States
was again postponed.
\ number of Kills were introduced and re-
| ftrr~d.
The consideration Of the free railroad bill
was resumed and the debate continued until
adjournlucnt
WHEAT IN FIRST HANDS. William Young
4 &C.,, of this city, have received replies to about
one hundred letters addressed to different points
III Wisconsin. Iowa, and Minnesota relative to
the present and prospective supply OF wheat
| The tenor of their replies seems to be that
about one-thirl Of last year ) crop yet remains
in first hands, aud that on the LIST of April they
will have little more wheat than Il Year pre-
ceiling -tHicuyo Tib"ne Sh.
LEcTuRING Mrs. +. \. Pollard leaves
Washington toInnlroH to fill lecture engage
meats III Pennsylvania and New York She
viii deliver the lecture styled SHOW Windows
and Bubbles" 1t shows up the toliics and
toibles Of society in general. and of Washing
ION in particular, and does MT spare either sex,
particularly the male Mrs. Pollard is not a
woman rights woman, however, Wash. .Stnr
\ ease of youthful dcprayiry occurred in
Philadelphia yesterday. \ boy named John
Amrs got into dispute with another lad,
banned Edward Earrcn. and plunged large
blHtled knife into h;S >le ZIP To the hIt. The
young desperate lcf. leaving the knife stick
ing in his companio1s side. Fairtu now lies
in critical condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

RENTS. 1t is said that, in spite of certain
newspaper articles prophesying high rents in
New York, the present rates will be n,alutaln-
ed. There is no scarcity OF either dwelling
houses or stores and neither the business wants
of the city nor the Individual dcmaud is SO ur-
geut as to justify landlords in ask ing higher
terms. 10 this city it is very nearly the same
as in New York, the supply, both OF private
houses AMI of stores, especially III our most
prominent Streets being equal TO the demand.
Suburban property shows more slgns OF actlvl-
~, and in the smaller villages near town, prop
erty manifests disposition to rise steadily
Ball. Gu-ette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

Wanted, 2oOUO acreS WEST VIRGINIA
LANDS, AID il c"uat.s bordering On We:
Virginia, for which cash will b. p.l.., proy.I..s
it cai. be bought al n low figure, and It =att, 81.
tory warranty, qll.-cinin, or TAX SAFE :..'
given Address ID. II RNEE,
NH 1913. Custom House, AlcAu.!ria. y.
Moortcld AID " HarriSonhg. Rec. copy l..
INVEST POINT CADET CAUIN
w For school Uniforms,
At RO b ERT l.. WOO b :.
p,.t stlrtINrI
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FIRST-CLASS JOB WORK
AT SHORT NOTICE,

Ma:Ii.r>t>.
Letter Circulars.
Railroad Receipts.
Money Statements
y Newspapers,
Order Book,
r"grsmc>,
Pamphlets,
Prices CurreH.:,
Insurance Policies,
Posters,
Restaurant, Tick~;.,
Briefs,
w cdding Cards,
Visiting Cards,
Excursion T.chc,s,
&c, &c, 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

The Public LANDS From the official re.
ports il is a>crrianed that during 1872 over ten
millions seven hundred thousand acres passed
from the dominion of the government into prl-
vaic hands. This wju'd make nearly seventy
thousand farms of hundred aud sixty acres
each, equivalent to three States the size
of Massachusetts. La Kansas and Nebraska
alone over fifteen thousand entries were made
within ;!e year under the homestead law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

INFAMOUS WoRK.-The most horrible facts
have boon brought to our knowledge in re
ference to the advertisements of obscene pub
Iieations 1t appears that lists of pupils in
ladies' ond boys schools are obtained under
fal,e pretcnses. and then disgusting circulars
are forwarded to these pupils by the manutac-
turers ofthese books tr. Constock has been
working hard to bring some Of the offenders to
Justice, and he has seized about ten tons Of the
most Ioathsome printed matter ever yet sent
toto the world to do the devils work. In this
city the miscreants who gain living By this
cursed trade are to be conntcd by the score
Some of them have already been indicted. "
T. Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

WHAT A PEopLE!-W have incxhruStibIe
mines within two miles Of Farmvilc, sill! We
send to Pennsylvania for our coal. We an
uuay sell North thousands OF dollar, worth OF
raw hides ami leather but send to Mas>achu-
sets for our boots aud shoes.
We have the best oak and hickory in the
Urion, but must send to New jersey for our
spokes, tclloes and axe handles. We have
Thousands of productive acres growing up into
wilderness, but feed our stock ou Northern hay.
At the smallest possible expense We can ral>':
hogs and cattle but for all that We send to
New York for butter aud to Oao for bacon.
And so on with much Of everything con-
sumed by uS. We <eud away annually thou
sands upon thousands of dollars FIR what might
be manufactured ri CHI in our midst. better and
cheaper Is it any wonder than that other
sections are growing rich while We are growing
poorer every day. When our people rcaz:
the importance Of manufacturing every raw
material produced here instead of selling II
North, to be brought back in another form.
then will be return of prosperity to Virginia,
and not until then. -FtumrtHe Communicable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

[. S. SENATE IESTERpAY.-A number of
documents were presented alleging corruption i'll
the election of Mr. Bogy, of Missouri. Aresolu-
ton restricting debate, was laid over. The
credentials of George S. Boutwell,, Senator
elect from Massachusetts, were presented Mr..
Boutwell, then appeared and was sworn in.
The debate upon the resolution declaring va
cant the seat of Mr.. Caldwell was continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

ORDERS FROM THE COZ HIEY wi'. ,
ceire prompt attcntlol. la: !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18
COW Ill; RsSlhL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March ls-Receipts
of W ac,,t are light, the market is dull and prices
are ulchungcI; offerings Of lis Bushels red
with sales at l6J and 10 ro- fair, and $50 for
good prime lot OF white, previously offered,
brought 49, Corn i quiet; offerings Of l740
buSnel$ mixed and III Of yellow, with sales At
Is. Offerings of lUU bushels Oats, with sales III IS.
ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE.--The Philade-
phiu Led g"r, In its we X V statement of the An
thracitc Coal trade, says The coal trade coa-
weather is more favorable. There is every n-
di iii Oh that the production will BE- large, and
that there sill b" demand for it all. The
prices OF coal br the cargo ut this port are
Red ASH prepared 13aS5; do. chestnut 81
white ash. lump, 81 10; steamer 81 70; broken
81 10; egg 81 - stove ; ~ Locust Mountain,
lump. 81 do. steamer ) 10; do. broken 81 - :;
do egg ; 80; do. stove 81 -; do chest. So 10.
PORT or ALENAND RlA, MARCH IS, 1873
Sun RosE.,......... 6.0T MOON KIsE>........l 10 80
Sun SETS. u u
ARRIVED.
Schr Annie Lewis, passed up to Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt, Baltimore, by
Huoc u johnston.
Steamer Wawasct, Currinman, By Potomac
Ferry Co.
Steamer New York, Phiiadclphis, by T a
Reed.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Maggie, hence, At Richmond 18TH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

Acct. Book Headings
Ball Tick cts,
Bank Notices,
Books,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Bills OF Ladlng,
Bills OF Fare,
Business Cards,
Certificates,
Bank Checks,
Drafts and Notes,
Envelopes,
Election Tick cts,
Hand Bills,
Hotel Re sisterS,
Law Blanks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

Work FOR THE SEASON. Winter has 1t
last released its Icy grasp upon mother earth,
and in short tirlc WE can all rejoice AT the re-
iuyenution of nature, and take fresh Inspiration
for the future from the bright sunshine, the
bailly atmosphere, the budding frees, the yer.
da,it fields and other evidences Of the return Of
Spring But there is work for all TO do, If we
would fully enjoy the blessings OF the glorious
season. We d, not now mean such work rs will
reward the toilcr with the means Of procuring
"aliment and rainent" bur to an accidental
task that if properly and judiclou>Iy done. wall
Gid the passing hours and make uS all more
happy aud coatcntcd. In other words, we must
brautifv our homes, So that when the Il rwers
open and The trees put on their garnture W.
will have done our part to lend cnchanimcnt
to the view" Virgioians, as rule, do not pay
as much attention to ''pSthcilcS a. they might
do. and, as in the future, We hope they will do
Now is the time for the owner Of every
homestead from the humbiest cot to the most
pretending villa to bring into rcqul>lron every
means within his reach for the Improvement
and decoration Of his premises Now Is ths.
time to use paint and whitewaSh on houses ani
fences with liberal hand, TO lay off flower gar
den pors, to gravel the walks prune and mui-
tiply shrubbery, and odo whatever else may
be necessary to make home delightful to the
family, and pleasing sight TO the pa>Scr ty.
Remember that our section Of the State will be
visited ere long BY numbers Of strangers in pur-
suit of abiding places in our midst. How easy
to make good impression upon these visitors
by little work and a little judcicus cxpcudi-
ture in the direction indicated. The ladies Of
the Sou,hside must take this matter i'll hand.
They are the proper pioneers tor enterprises
of this kind. and we eau safely rely upon them
to ruakc their fathers, husbands, brothers and
swccthea,ts cooperate with them in making
each Snuthside home 4 miniature PARADISE III
its external aspects as well rs IN lis domestic
felicilies -South Side Sentinel
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JOB TYPE,

and having all the facilities at hanG, We co,.
IDENTIFY assure those who may entr,lS: th-irorln.
with u that they will be furnished with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18
VII? y ENS.

A letter from Caroline county, III the Klch-
mond Enquirer says: Money has of late al
most absolutely disappear d from this commu-
nifty. We are now rendering lands, corn, whea'
and cattle in payment of debts even where
there are judgments or DEGREES AGAINST debtors
and the creditors are willing IN most eases To
settle or compromise 10 view of the prevailing
need.
The Fredericksburg News says: parties
were here last week examining the granite
near the Dam, and propose to transport 1t,
When purchased by railway down Nam street
or back OF The town. Passenger cars will be
attached if the first route be selected.
In the Heurico county circuit court yesterday
Judge Minor rendered his decision in the case
Of Mes,rs White and Loyal vs.. The suretie> OF
" J Auablc on his official bond in which the
Judge held the surctics hot liable. The Case
has been taken to the circuit court.
A negro mqn named George Gordon has
been arrested in SporSylvauia county, for tnrg-
ing the name of Mr. Joseph 5. D'jaruettc,
treasurer, Ec, to IL tax receipt.
Capt. +. T. Ball, of the punsy Cheruhlm'
was lost overheard during Il heavy gale on the
I'D ultimu. near Smith Point The Cherll-
bin hailed from Tappahaunock.
At Bowling Green, Caroline county, last
Mopdav six hundred and fifty acres OF land
uear Panola station were >oli at auctlon FOR
$1,000.
The residence of Dr. G. ". Jones, IA Ash
lard. took fire Saturday afternoon about
o clock, aud was entirely destroyed with the
most of its contents.
The woods on the Chesterfield side Of Rich
mond are on fire, originating from spar Ks from
locomotive on the Richmond aud DAnrilIe
Railroad
The Joint committee Of the General Assem-
bly charged with the invc>tigaii n Of the aIIrg-
ed Acknowledgement Of affairs at Mount ernon,
will leave Richmond this evening.
MIR. Wm S. P. Mayo, Il prominent cltlzen
and successful tobacco manufacturer Of Rich
mond died in that city yesterday.
G. NJ. Colvin, Of Princc William county, has
been accepted as a student of the Virginia Ag-
ricll,tural and Mechanical College, B!ackshurs.
Lucen Beard the noted horse thief, whose
arrest iu Missouri has been noticed reached
Rchmondiu charge Of officers, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

We respectfully inform our friend: sni ;,
public generally that we have added many ,e,.
styles to our previously large stock .:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-18

lnO bushels Michigan White Spry SEE.
OATS. ~ cEo.ce article, inr sale by
feb - TIIDS. PERRY, l. King :.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, March 18th, 1873

IT, the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-01
From Spain.

BAYoNNE, Sept. 1.-The Carlist troops en-
tered the town of Cantanizi threatening Caspe
in the province Of Saragossa, which is garrison
ed by small body Of republican troops. The
Carlists claim that assertions from the republl'
can ranks are very frequent, and most OF the
deserters have taken service with Don Carlos.
MADRID, Sept. Rear Admiral Alden has
gone to Barcelona in the flagship W Wabash.
The English residents have all fed from Gar
tagena in anticipation Of an attack from Gen
Campos upon the insurgents The provisions
of the rebels in the town are nearly exhausted
and the men are marauding on the shops ano
private houses to obtain food. Among the
many reports circulated concerning the lnten
tous of Don Carlos 10 event OF his success, Is
one that he has promised the priests to re-es
tablsh the nquisltion.
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Fire in the Oil Regions.

PoTrsv1LLE Pa, Sept Fitch ardson' s
old slope, at Glencariiou, worked by the Oak
dale Coal and Mining Company has been on
fire since yesterday 1t is supposed that no
miners we're 10 the slope, as none are missing.
The mules were got out safely and miners liv
ing in the vicinity moved their families to a
place of safety. The roof cavcd in at late
hour last night. Water has been pouring into
the mine all night, but it requires a complete
flooding before the fire can be extiuguished
Ii will be suspended, throwing large lumber
of workmen out Of employment. The loss
amounts to several hundred thousand dollars
Several explosions Of fire damp have taken
Mace
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TELEGRA PH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE eAZETTE.l
Loudoun Co. Nominating Convention.

LEEsBURG, Va, Sep. 1.-The Loudoun
county Nominating Convention met at eleven
o'clock this a. M, and is still in session. b. T.
holland opened the Convention with au address
Of about fifteen minutes, and John Armlstead
Carter followed. Mr.. Carter is still speaking.
AT one o'clock the Convention will take recess
until two o'clock, when they will 20 into noml-
nations
LEEsBURG, Sep. l-3 p. m.-The Conven-
ton, after recess, balloted for two nominees
for the House of Delegates, resulting IN the
choice Of Messrs. John Armistead Carter and
Mat. Harrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-01

IRON WoRKs. -Messrs. Jameson & Collins
nave Just turned out from their now extensive
10 works the Ionic capitaps for the Court
House at Culpeper, very handsome, and fin
MI" In manner that reflects great credit
Ef'1 the establishment. The same firm last
week completed and shipped large ''veutila-
VT Tor the Washington aqueduct, at George
IpTi' also quantity of mill gearing for MIR.
1~'crt Beverly, of Fauquier. The work turned
WI rom the establishment Of Mcssrs. j. & G.
proves that by the encouragement Of home in
.1>'rIes there need be no use of going away
~ " get that which can be made better and
cheaper here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-01

WASHINGTON, August |, II q. N.
For the northern portion of the Middle
States, slowly increasing pressure, slightly fall
ing temperature, light to brisk southwcsterly
to uorthwesterIy winds, with cloudy and threat
ening weather during the day, followed by
clearing weather tonight For the South At
luntic States, generally clear weather with
slightly rising temperature and light southery
10 westerly Winds
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SDPlIrig "A Leak.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 1.-The schooner
Martha, Of Bangor, twenty-five days from Mo-
bile, with cargo Of timber has arrived in tow
Of the wreckiug schooner Resolute. The
schooner sprung leak during storm on the
9th ult. When taken 10 tow she was four
miles from the beach, the sea breaking over
her fore and aft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-01

COUNTY Court. The September term Of
the County Court, Judge Cockcr|c presiding,
commenced this morning.
Two bills of Samuel Birch, constable, were al
lowed.
Bcuchlcr ct al vs. Carpenter ct al; to be
taken up to morrow.
Iui,rmationS were presented against John
and Ferdinand Travcrs, for refusing to assist
an officer, and against Samuel TIGER and Robert
Church, Tor an assault and battery upon Con
stable Robert Fcich
Proceedings in the case Of Hunter Swami
and Johnson vs.. Washington and Alexandria
Turnpike Company, We're suspended by SUI
,rccl"as from the Circuit Court
\. B. Taylor, G. W. Waltes and Ii. ..
Cnushlou were appointed a committee to CON
Ter With the City Council of Alexandria with
regard to the provisions for holding the sessions
OF this Court in the new Corporation Court
House
An order was issued directing the land aud
wi. books w to the organization of the Corpo-
ration Court, to be removed to the Court House
in the new Market House building.
The court adjourned till Tomorrow.