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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
Fatal Accident.

LAWRENCE, MASS, Aug. "A train APP
preaching this city last evening ran into an Ice
cart. killing Geo. Durrcl and seriously ipjur'
ing another man named Hazcltivc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS "A grand moon
light excursion, forty miles down the river aud
return, will be given on "Wednesday evening
n:'Xl, by the T. G. Avenue Methodist Protcs-
tant Mission, of Washington, d. G. As the
object is worthy one-the proceeds to be ad-
died. to the building fund of the church it is
hoped the excursion will be well patronlZed by
our citizens. See the advertisement.
On Friday evening next the choir Of the
Methods, Episcopal Church propose giving a
grand moonlight excursion The choir, under
The efficient leadership OF Mr.: }. B. Ridpway,
las been in constant practice, and to the at
traction Of agreeable company, will be added
that Of beautiful music.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
SDecie SHIPMENT.

New YORK, August 1.-The shipment OF
specie to Europe to-day was S2g2, 975., OF which
5000 was in cold coin the rest in silver bars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES AND DEEDS. -l'ast
month nine marriage licenses were issued from
the office of the clerk Of the Corporation Court.
Fifteen deeds we're admitted to record In the
office during July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
Nafer Simply.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l.-The:e is great re-
iocing III Virginia City and God Hill, Nevada,
tonight over the successful completion OF the
Watcr.W orkS and the introduction of az abun.
lant supply Of water to both cities. The Aque-
durt i eighteen miles long.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
HANNAH ANN GATCHELL,
anr 1-nnts AdmlnlStrAtrlX C. |. 4

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA, A.-By
virtue of deed OF trust from Philip Park and
wife to me, dated February !, 1869, and record;
ed in Lbcr L, No. 3, page 1872, one OF the land
records Of AlcXandrla County Court, shall, IN
front of the premises, III II o clock m. on SA-
rURDAY, the 9Th day of August, 1919, proceed
to sell bv public auction II the highest bidder, all
that LOT OF GROU ND, with the TIL REE g.
STORY BRICK HOUSE thereon, situated E4
on the cast side ot Fairfax street, between hlng
and Prince streets, about G3 feet south Of King
street, having front on Fairfax street Of - feet
inches u; d depth Of 1G feet more or less. This
prop .rty is bounded on the south by twelve
feet alley, ana will be sold subject to the rescr,
Walton, &c mentioned aad alluded to in the said
decd OF trust and the deed from Deborah Il.
Stabler to Philip Park, dated February LIST, 1859,
AMI Recorded IN Li5cr Z, page lu1. one OF the
hand records Of Alcxandrla CORPORATE IN Court, 10
which deeds reference is made.
Terms: Eleven hundred dollars in cash. tn:
residue. unless the said Philip Park, by or be-
lore the said sale directs otherwise, shall be up IN
u credit OF one aud two years, secured by the
purchasers bond, and decd of trust on the
property sold. Cost ol cunveyanclng to be bor!It
by the purchaser. IElbh NioE,
il lS-dts 1fu>Lee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

ruURCH FESTIVAL AT MARKHAM
" STATION, FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA.
The ladies Of the Leeds Church congregation
will offer refreshments for sale ut Markham Sta
ton on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of August
next, between the hours of ii o clock q. III. and
D. IN. Persons living on the line OF the rail-
road can leave Alexandria and the intervening
stations so as TO spend Two hours at Markham,
and return to their homes on the same day.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Markham station jy 3O-wtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
From Spain.

MADRID. Aug. 2.--Nlany persons who l!Ined
the inSurrectiun in the South in favor OF lnde-
pcndcnce of the Cautions have abandoned the
cause in consequence Of cxeesscs committed by
the insurgents.
During the occupancy Of Seville by the in-
surgants many buildings in various quarters
were set on fire. In Il number Of streets every
house and store was entered by the Insurgents
and Murdered of their contents.
The conduct Of General Contreras in bonn
harding dcicncrlcss towns is producing immense
reaction thgoughou the country in favor Of the
National Government.
The ir,"arcs seized by the insurgents at Car
tagena are partly manned by galley slaves
The government has received intelligence from
Malaga, that upon the arrival OF the lnSurgcnt
tri~ltc that the barber commanders OF the Eng
h>ll French, aud German SquadrOns held a
conference with General Cuntrcras in which
they argcl him t. orl.r the return Of The seiz-
cl war vessels 10 Caltagnna. The government
was further rI rmcd that the commanders de
aid d to hold General ContrcraS as hostage
until the vessels are returned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
TELEGR A PHI.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.]
From New York.


New York, Aug. John Bassome, a
German laborcr quarrcllcd last n ght with his
wife because supper was not ready, and struck
her with tumblcr in the forehead luHlcllng
dangerous wound, and then stabbed her 10 the
heart with sword. EaSsome escaped.
The counsel for Murphy, who was sentenced
to be hanged next Friday, has obtained stay
OF proceedings in the Supreme Court. re-
p!icvc from Governor Dix is daily expected.
The stalls around Fulton market, and the
stands on the side walks in the vicinity OF
Washington market were demolished last night,
and the mass Of filth which had been accumu-
Iatlng Tor years was exposed.
The memorial asking for the appointment OF
Judge Scldcn to the Chief Ju>lccshlp is re-
cevng many signatures FROM the advocates VI
womcnS suffrage The movement was started
by Miss Anthony.
The total imports for the week were S5,4 p
OSS. of which 81, 3Ug,3l9 were III dry goods,
and IS, lU2 IG9 iu general merchandise
L. S. Commissioner Davenport has Issued a
number of warrants against delinquent retail
liquor dealers who have not paid the special
tax under the Internal Rcvcnu" laws.
There were six cases of sun stroke yesterday.
Judge Pratt Of the Supreme Court, to-day,
rendered decision sustaining the authority OF
the Board of Health to proceed against ter
tiiiZng manufacturing company as nuisance
! The company has asked au injunction. Inc
Judge says the statute rests the discretion WIN
the Board to determine whether It is nuisance
and DESTROY summary. 1.-THE Board exceed
! is power or do an unauthorized act the remedy
l. by an action for damages against its members'
The Injunction was denied.
COMPTROLLER Green's financial statement shows
that the debt of the city aud county continues
to Increase
John ki<scll. while in fix of dcliriun trc,
mems, last night, cut his threat. His recovery
| is Il lubill!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

NJ. p. CHuRcn--Rev. S. L. Valiant, assist
ant pastor of the NJ p. Church in this city
has been temporarily relieved of his charge on
account Of i'll health and Rev. L. Q. krouSs
has been appointed in his stead aud will preach
on the 18th of August Rev. DR.. klgore
will resume his pastoral duties up his return
from Pennsylvania whittier he went some time
since to recuperate his health, which had be-
conc much impaired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
81 led.

At his late residence, near Manassas, on Sat
pr,Iav morning, the 10Th of July, 1872, ARCH
GRAiD JARDINE, in the 56th year Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
rTlIE UNDERSIGNED, US Commissioners O

r1uE UNDERSIGNED US Commissioners Of
l. the Circuit Court Of King George county,
IN The suit OF Little, receiver vs.. Lomax, &c,
will sell, at public auction, AT King George CT.
House. on Thu RSDAI, the tn day OF Au-
gust 1873, Court day. that fine estate, "PANO-
RAMA" containing 100 acres more or less
GOO open lund the rest in wood and timber.
The ID YELLING HOUSE, built OF brick, FIN,
is large and substantial, though somewhat .aasEal.
out oil repair ard is stuatcd the first range VI
hills, about one mile from the Potomac, COM
manding n most extensive and beautiful view
About lUO acrcs are low grounds and meadow
land the residue rolling we'll adapted to the
growth of corn, whett tobacco and fruits. The
tract is easily susceptible: Of division into two or
three farms, and l. one Of the most valuable and
beautiful estates on the Potomac river. Persons
wishing u purchase: are invited To inspect the
property.
Terms: Cash for expenses, &c, say Sl,o0o
and the residue in one Lwu three four ANA tive
years, with interest. Personal security and title
retained. q. w. LEWIS,
j. j. MASON,
WIN. A. LITTLE,
X. i. LEWIS,
f. &. 5. HUNTER,
King George co.. is J-cots Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
Death of Il Duchess.

LONDON Augi2.--The Duchess Of Inverness:
Is dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

At the same time and place, the undersigned,
administrators with the will annexed of the late
josiah H. Davis, will offer for SALE at public
auction, the STEAM ENGINE, BOILER and
al the MACHINERY belonging thereto, which
have been used upon the premises for the pur-
pose Of grinding plaster.
Terms of Sale: Onc-thrd cash on the day Of
sale; the residue in three equal instruments, pay
able in 6, y and Is months from the day of sa,e
the deferred payments to bear interest, and 70
be Secur~d by the notes Of the purchaser, WI Ii
approved security.
HAM All ANN GATCHELL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

PRINTING OF THE New Cry CODE. The
Committee on the Codiiicatiou Of the Corpora
ton laws met at the Auditors Office last night,
present, Dr. johnson, Maj Lowing and Mr..
Hopkins -Four bids for printing the chapters
Of the Corporation laws as revised and newly
arranged, were opened. None Of the bids be,
ing in the opinion Of the committee precise and
definite enough to make determination upon,
the subject was postponed tor consideration at
4 future meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
EOK SHE OK RENT.

FOR PENTHOUSE No. 30 Prince
E1:;i street, containing eleven rooms, with gas
and water. Possession & wen Immediately. Ap
uly to the CHINESE TEA COMP T.,
sup 1-;f II north Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

i"IIcE REPORT The following cases were
"Aorc the Mayor this morning Randall Miller
'Hr Keeping dog without a license; dog order
Cd to be killed.
Frank Deatou aud Bernard Crook, for com
Tp, l Il ,trespass on the property of j. ii.
charged. N '>' >
nos Og den, for drunkness and diSorderly
''H W IN the market, was fined and discharged.
:, .Iary Mack. taken up druok, was locked up
III the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
LOC AL n Il -" - :.

Tur FIRE At Mr. JAMlESoNs PLACE.-As
.,ruucsd in Yesterdays Gazette the barn and
n,t-bouses upon the estate of Andrew jamie
,,,, 4 short distance above the first toll gate on
IN, Little River Turnpike road, were destroyed
Iy fire Yesterday The hands had come 10 from
the field and put the horses up In the stable Tor
the noon feed, and the men were sitting al dlu-
n,r llr. Jamieson'S children were at play in
tie shade Of the trees near By. when his sou,
>alal! Iai heard cracking noise, loo ked toward
Ib ,,' stable and saw it on Gre. The alarm was
.iycn at once, but the dwelling house being
within fits feet of the stable aud no engine near
AT hand. all attention was, devoted to shielding
the dwelling house from the flames, happily
with success The stable contained under
the same roof the barn, and COW house, aud u
tool house adoued All of these were dry as
finder, aud were soon wrapped in flames. The
manager Of Mr. Jameson ran into the stable
as soon as the flames We're discovered, aud by
dint of the free use of heavy stick, succeeded
III driving out the horses and COWS, not, now
ever. uutl some of them had been scortched.
Same twenty feet from the stable was wagon
shed which also soou caug ht fire, as did the
marke, wagon, which had ben dragged out The
stable was stored with hay and cut oats, and
other feed, all OF which was destroyed. 10 the
In, hon,e were burned several machines OF
considerable value, aud large lot of farming
utensils The market wagon was burned after
il had bceu dragged FROM out of the burning
house, and was standing 10 field uear by. The
back bullug of the house was slightly injured
ly the flames, bur, although all the furniture,
books, &C., were removed, and had to be put
back after the out buildings were destroyed,
there Was found to-day little broken or miss
ius The out buildings burned and their con
trut> We're insured for $500; moderate estI-
mate Of the losses is 81 500.
PERsoNAl-Rev Edward j. Sourin, 5. j.,
Of Baltimore, is to preach at st. Mary church
To morrow morning.
Rev Geo. II. Norton, pastor of ST. Paul
church, is absent from the city on visit to the
North
Rev r. H. Mckim, pastor of ClfiSt church,
with his family, has gone to Stanton.
Judge H. W. Thomas, of Fairfax county,
was in the city to-day On Monday he goes to
klchmoul to attend the meeting Of the State
Conservative Central Committee.
We regret to learn that Rev. Mr.. Ryland,
pastor oi the Baptist Church Of this city who
expected TO return to day, is detained 10 klng
aud Queen county by severe family bcreave-
mcnl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. ESTATE In THE COUNTY OF RAP
PAHANNOCk-By virtue Of II decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Rappalrannock county, entered
IN the SUIT of Lcavil guardian, &c, vs. Caroline
H. Thornton and others, the undersigned, who
ure appointed special commissioners for that pur-
pose, will, on oATU RDAi, the 9Th day of Au-
gust, 1873, upon the premises, SELL ut public
known rs the 'MONTPELlER Estate"
now owned by the said Caroline LII. Thornton
formerly owned by DR.. Philip Thornton.
This tract Of land contains about 500 acres, and
is considered one oi the most valuable tracts Vi
land in the Piedmont region OF Virginia.
There are some SIX or seven hundred acres Of
open land upon suidtract; has upon it u fine fss1
DWELLING HOUSE and ouLbulldings, .asssl
chopping mill and saw mill, and altogether l.,
considered the best farm in the county of Rap
pahunnock. 1t will bc sold altogether, or dlvi-
dcd into parcels u suit purchasers, ~ may DO
deemed best by the commissioners and parties
Interested in said land.
Persons DESTROYS Of Investing IN valuable real
estate are reluc$tcdto uilIhcsad tract OF land
before the day vi sale.
The terms Of sale will be: Enough Of the pur-
chase money in cash as Will pay the costs Ut SAID
SUIT and the expenses attending said sale, ana
the residue to DC paid in six annual payments,
bearing interest from the day of sale; the pur-
chaser to execute bonds, with approved security,
for the deferred payments, and the legal title 10
be retained until the whole amount OF purchase
money Is paid or II the purchaser should prefer
to do So he can pay onelhlrI OF the purchase
money in cash ana PERSONAL security Will be Dis,
perlScd with for the residue Possession of said
land will be given for seeding. purposes this COM
ing fall and lull possession Will be given upJ.I
the LIST day Vi january, 1874.
}. Y. MENEFEE,
II. q. MOFFETr,
Rappannock co., jy 3-eo5w Commrs.
T1RUSTEES SALE-As substituted trustee
Il in II deed from Ashton and wife to Wash
ington, benefit Of Mason &C., [ shall proceed to
SELL al public auction. III front of the Court House
Of King George county, on THU R5DAY, the
seventh day OF August next, that being Court
day, that valuable and desirable TRACT or
LAND, situated in MSchodOc creek in King
George county, known rs pom HILL"
Punc Hill contains about FOU HU DRED
ACKES OF LAND; is timely timbercd, well
watcrcd and has on il necessary buildings for II
small family. Grain fruit and vegetables can
be shippcd 10 Baltimore, Alexandria and Wash.
iryt1n from the door. the land Is fertile ana
Gncly adapl ID u the cultivation OF vegetables,
fruits, &c.
For further information address the under
signed. al Comorn L. o., King George CO., Va.
JULIEN j. MASON,
Substituted Trustee.
King George county, JIG 3U-eolm
& n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

:, '''Sri CouRr.-The August term of the
rO""'y Court of this county, Judge r. H.
n nNAcfle presiding, commences on Monday
. ISN. Under the recent act of the Legislature
r' amy jurisdiction Of this court is considerably
,,",IlIed, being now confined in criminal cases,
,-,, tue trial Of misdemea uors, aud in civil
t"n Houses TO the granting Of letters Of administra-
yU, ' admitting wills to probate; appointing
L~..; uials' curators and committees, and to the
m nrat'hg aud deciding of all motions and other
~'"''ets specially cognizable therein by statute.
;, N'A'. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. During
rN.' wee" &c their have been received by American
h ! !, o,upany l,9l7 tons of Cumberland coal,
sb;r IT, /. Agnew 1850 tons aud by the Hamp,
F"r ,ha ana Baltimore Coal Company, la
shjnu ,a,G '. week tie American Company have
lIamnsb;r,,ao io IONS ). T. Agnew , PAP and the
tons '''e ana Baltimore Company 2,l36
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

FOR SALE OR RENTING threc-story
E# BRICK DWELLING, situated on Duke
street nearly oppo,it. the depot of the o. Il \.
r, T.. conlai ing ten excellent rooms The
house 3 sci is in good order, and will be sold bar
gain or rented upon reasonable terms. Apply to
RICHARD WINDSOR,
~ oO-oo9w Cor. WASHINGTON and Queen SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

REOPEN IN SEPTEMBER.
iy 5-colm Miss Z. p. RIVERS, Principal
RoA NQK E I,,p CO l L E & E )
TWENTY-FIRSTS SESSION, 1874.
Begins Sept. B. and closes June II.
Course of study rs high MS that Of any College
in Virginia.
Literary Societies of first rank. Extensive
Libraries Reading Room, Cabinet and L"bor'I-
tory.
Location unsurpassed in America
The abundance OF the Roanoke Valley renders
the expenses very moderate For session of ten
months (including Board, Tuition, Fuel, Lights,
Washing &C., about 500.
Students from nineteen States and Territories.
re" For Catalogues and further information
address Rev d. +. BITTLE, u. d.,
President
Persons desiring further particulars are re-
mcstcd to leave their names AT the Gazette Office.
Salem Roanoke CO., jy 3-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

FOR RENT-The BRICK HOUSE No.
I:i 81 Wolfe street. between Fairfax and koy-
al. Contains eight roomS, and has water IN the
yard. Apply to 5. a. Oh kCHM
" 30-co2t Oo w one street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02
DOTOMAC ACADEM 7,
(Formcrly Alexa.dria Boarding School,)
Established by Benjamin Hallowcll in 1921

MISS ELIZA g. ADAM will reopen her
Nl BOARDING SCHOOL FOR SIX PU-
Pills on WEDN ESDAY, September H. Ear ~
applications are requested that u class may be
formed engaged in the same studies For iuIl
Information address Miss ELIZA c. ADAM
Aleyun1rI Va Y Z3-CO2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

Tue MARKET, this morning, was very well
supplied with country produce The butchers
had excellent fresh meats Of I'LL kinds. Green
corn 20a25 cts per doz.; tomatoes from 30 to -
cts. pr peck; luna beans - cts per quart beats
3aj cts. per bunch potatoes Al els. per peck;
cabbage jal1 cts. per head; blarkhcrrlcS 3aS
cts. per quart; whortebcrllcs Tnlo ct>. per
quart: butter .!:II;35 cts (irc-h) per pound; eggs
:!2l25 cts per doz; watcrmcIlon> from 2'a"',
according to size. There are but few cnnIi.-
opcs yet in market. There were some fresh
fish in market at ;iJa4n cts per bunch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

THE New CHAIN BEIpGE, at the Little lis
Of the Potomac, for the construction ct which
Congress appropriated &loo. 900, h;,s been :"
unpardouahy delayed, as TO induce Col. Same,
Assistant Engineer Of the Washington Aunc.
duct, By direction of Gen. l'abcork, to address
a letter to the contractor, S. Ii. Dickson, OF
New Haven, Conn, itortuing HIM that on
Friday, the 18th instant, advertisements will be
issued inviting proposals for rebuilding The
bridge in consequence OF his failure t" comply
with the condition.: of his contract Tor The work,
made in November last 49, G''"rG't"r" Garner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-28
s.xp1r. MERcHAsr F1sEp-HAnEAs CoRpus

SAMPLE. MERCHANT FNED-HABEAs CoRPus
GRANTED.-H. n. Hirsch, Of Pennsylvania,
was tried yesterday before Justice White on
a charge of violation Of a city ordinance by
selling goods by sample without license, and
adjudged guilty. He was fined $50 and sent
on to the grand jury for violation of the
State revenue law. Refusing to pay the fine.
he was committed to Jail, and his counsel
petitioned Judge Bond for writ of hobeas
corpus. The city attorney proposed as q
compromise. that if the petitioner should
pay the fine imposed by the city he would
engage to dismiss the charge on behalf OF
the State and have the prisoner released at
once. Justice White being sent for, appear
ed and declined to accede to the compro'
mise. Thereupon the Judge granted the
writ, making it returnable at 10 O'Clock this
morning. So the prisoner had to remain in
jail last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-28

ASSEMBLY HALL-RIcHMoND PHTLHARaoNIc
ASSOCIATION. doors of Assembly Hall
will be thrown open tonight for the week
with series of amusements, under the au-
spices of the Richmond Philharmonic Asso-
cation. It will be remembered that this
popular association has been labortng for the
mast two years to please the music-loving
public without any means of support save
through the interest and contributions OF its
own active and passive members and as this
is an appeal to the public to come forward
and sustain the organization in its great work,
a hearty response will doubtless be made
dnrinp the week. It may not be out OF
place to state the object of these entertain.
ments fas the association needs sufficient
funds) Is to procure suitable piano and ball
for Its rehearsals. The programme eaca
evening embraces many rich gems, and with
Kessnich's double orchestra we may look
for rare musical entertainments.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. farley and her
wor.d-renowned wax figures are 10 be ex-
hibited, with the grand incantation scene
from the opera of Der Freischutz, Wheno
city and visiting friends can and VIII De
greatly entertained. 1t is useless to speak OF
Mrs. jarley, as her great reputation Will IN
sure crowded houses. tits to be hoped that
our citizens will encourage these ffst'ciass
entertainments, and show the Philharmonic
that they are justly appreciated here ana
elsewhere. -is' f'3.+..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-28

GRAND CONSERVATIVE RALLY AND BARBECUE
IN HENRICo.-The butchers of the First
Market are to give grand barbecue at kauf-
mans grove, on Mechanicsville turnpike, to-
day, for the benefit Of the white men of the
county, and the county superintendent in
vites all Conservatives to attend and enjoy
the "feast of reason and flow of soul " in
cident to the occasion. Mayor Kelley, Judge
Meredith, Major Lee. Judge Ould, John S.
Wise, Esq, and other distinguished orators
&lll address the people during the day and
Messrs. Hechler, Lindsay, Brauer, Acree,
Herbst, Liggan, and Tucker, committee OF
arrangements, will supply the wants of the
inner man without money and without
price.
If the weather should prove inclement
the barbecue and meeting will be postponed.
Let the voters Fairfield township especially
turn out in their full strength on this occa.
sion