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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

LADIES FCRs s.liuS ct panic prices at P.
WilsIGEG& IO.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

For EopDY HATS go 20 sIIMo3s s. CO.'S, iii
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

TEE DOLLAR CSpERsu!RIS 1t +. 3. SPENCE &
SONS arc Of good fabric, heavy. aud comfortable.
Give them call
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SIMMONS ( Co. sell the haudsolnes! SILK lat in
The city-l1i6 Main street.
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InRITAT1oS OR cHArPISG OF TIE SKIN Is speed.
liz cured By the &NDALUsIAN BALM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

FCNs: FrRs AT panic prlccs al SIMMONS s Co. q
next Uispdtrh.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On ali sales Of red! estate mAie tst,cte faS lst of
JuaulTs tIad Soth # June tlh tnres for ne pre-.
ssl hors 10 b. ppd oytae IN y gyrfnasr G e ,ai G
" tie ysar the t7.cts hare fo DC pdA W tue Sett6r'
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Fer CIIArTLp HANDS there IS po.hin1 equal 10
MEADE < HAHEE'S AEpALCSL.S BALM. --
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rJ;,,.rsofrhs Dis1afch:

10 tas Editors of tbs DispafcA:
conference.-the following letter, addressed b7
mn ,o the Rev. William II. Rufner, viii explain
,tself IT appears In the December No. OF the Eau
rotionol 1eur1,oL dssire Us publication IN your
naper to give 1t wider circulation and to cofrect
On error ooeasioned by O. transposltion OF ~ofus >
which occurred, most probably, in The haste OF pro-
partition.
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR,
Auditor Public Accounts.
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HANDSOME FUR SEIS, for ladies -. so, al ZrM-
MLKslASN's, manufacturer. 30S Main street.
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POWDER AND SHOT.


NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
LAFLIN AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which theY olef
the public as articles Of great superiority:
GRANGE LiGHTNING rVWDEE,
from Nos TO =;
ORANGE DCCk1SG POWDER,
r. I'm Nos 10 & racksd IN metal kegs OF et pounds
" aCUGBDh POWDER,
from Nos to 4, packed In meta! kes1 VI 6t and III
ORANGE RITE RGEnaEs POWDER,
s,es F, g., FF G., and FEt. c., In metal kegs OF @!
'ANe0 ib and 25 pounds
tso pIaSTISlj and MINING; for sale by the
. AL,o' iap5 DayEN PORT s MORRIS,
uaaI a. issn 80 Agents for the manufacturers.
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STOVES, TENWARE, dc.

OTICE.-I am prepared 10 pa. up
~ ,rnr, roo,ns P.rsons having Fire-Placs Heat
cfs to he repaired viii do well 10 send IN snsif Or
ders before cold weather. ,.s u1r.
Ai-'" e'"~ JOHN BOWERS. Iron Block,
mn caam Governor street, Richmond, "a.
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DENTISTRY.

,pus 6. wAYr, DDS. GEO O. wAIr, D. D. s.'A.p D.
urAYT s son, DENTISTS, Ga
" No. lo4 NINTH STREET
n,,3 RICHMOND, VA.
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Richmond. November 70, 1915

Rschmo,d, November 70, 1873.
Mr. JONES has said enough to justify his
hotter. This history ought to be banished
npm the public schools. But as to the
other book. named, there may be two opln-
iDuS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-05-29

.uaoy I'll osU.ur lin 81 si:n9A r9d' Of nom
.'fa7of7i o,irfE1Et;ai bo" ,blo edi 1o9h5
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niiiqf9bsIidT bs1aira ed vol 9niliat 10 buo1q
tuJ bl7ow III nj said;oH fiiv eai! tam sdi 1oi
70 siio7 Tnoi bns .toI2oq ai-i ri .snilliIs OF!
-iloa sGa Ii yiise7 jud ,mia Ii. 19bar tss7o
ii oucJ sYsd blgoc ybodynA .9n!
s1EiIob eyi sfiv iii zwollG l2tr GHsGHII J. -
anibne1s-abnu odj dir ,y9uam riq 20, 1sow .
1nasda dcGa rot zlroa na1 ;irl1oi E.Hds sds TAD:
10 GUs dos, To- tngollE onias odt bnf .noituc
2u.oa ngyd erd InsmecGmc7; s;JT .s5iio9 1000
- ~ ieg ion sah yah 9.lt bHa ,H.a3y oWi ~ ne
4lusa Fsi m!Glo tIuoa sG nsdU
ow doidr sinoinis.i4.uooo4 edi 10 a.;o -
,rr ,solnmgt gnemG kots9i;lno eos o. i!aiw
-7e7o yiIoda 10 be:asigen yIjae12 &; l9idH
= Il IL .Ig,p,e 1aitE71 ~ 31e III ei tsdool
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buoln hr,si. - gtii;is 5dT sfnl 4 81 20 satrq
inalua1igtess oi1oa,nob llrsj a. osa = !!dass7gf
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HyAIENEAL. Y.

MARRIED. on Sunday morning, May lSth'
1878. bv Rev. w. p. Martin, at the residence
of the brides mother, Mr.. MARSHAL d.
GAINES and Miss LoUTETIA EMALlNE'
eldest daughter of Mrs. F.. Caroline Mattison'
all of Calhoun, Anderson County, s. c.
Bv the same, May 90, 1878, at the residence
of the brides father, in Greenville County,
Mr.. GEORGE w. CLEMENT, of Anderson
County, and Miss CYNTHIA, daughter of Rev.
X. Vaughn. 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01

\ MURDERER's FUNERAL.-Tbe funeral of
Henry Young, colored, the murderer of Hahu,
hung in Washington on Friday, took place from
the house of his mistress, 10 Buzzard's Roost, 10
this city yesterday morning. 1t was thought
there would be crowd attending, but three
hacks, with the hearse, and about twenty per-
sons were all that took part. A colored preacher
G311clated, and the interment took place in Penny
ull burylug ground, the grave, and that OF
.Iauey, aud that of Jackson, all colored, and
all huag for murder during the past year, being
Within few feet of each other. % Saturday
olFht prayer meeting was held beside the
mrpse' and hymns, prayers and invocations oc-
eupied the entire night
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The Sir.inius & flair, DC.

New York, Dec. 1.-The republican mem
bc!s OF the Spanish Cortes have sent Senator
Sumner Litter thanking him for his course re-
garii1s the Erg!uus matter.
La Crcnisla. the Spanish organ, here, IS con-
tiicnt the SPANISH Cujans will deregard Caste
lars orders aud are not such cravens as to sur
rcud L the N;rgiH!uS.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1.-the steamer Ju,
!i.a frc,n Ha.a IA REPORTS the NirgiuiuS still
At! IA when She l"tt i|avan, on Thursday last:
Ali vessels arrivA" at Havana had tu!l
cng e. IF fl Ut aod fifty thousand barrels were
ordered From y. Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01

The following is i list Of the contested cleo
:ions in tie pr4snu; House Of Representatives. :
Alka'ls4.. fist district, l. c. Hanse against
Asa HID -; second district, NJ. l.. B ii against
o. p. Suy.!cr; third district, L. NJ. Gunter
az iiSt H. Wiltshire. Georgia, first district,
Anc;rew II an Against Morgan RaSles; fourth
district. Marion B1thuuc against llcory Il.
Harris. lndtna, ninth district John L. Z.
Stalks az ,iu> John +. Nctf. kentucky,
r"uth d>.r!&', john NJ Barps against John ..
Yuung. Virginia, liti district, I. \. Thomas
against Alexander VI. Davis. Utah, George
L. Maxwell, against George q. Cannon. In
addition to The :. oyc thrr: arc two sets OF Ger,
tilica,es from West Virginia and four from
l. ,ui>II1.
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.aUCTIO" SHLES.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Al
/ EXANDRIA COOPERATIVE BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION.-At meeting of the
stockholders of the Association to be he'd on
Tuesday evening, Dec. ID, the Board Of Directors
will offer for sale the LOT OF GROUND and
impr ovements thereon, situate on Patrick, be-
tween Giboon and Wilkes streets: the improve
ments consist of y TWO STORY FRAME a.
DWELLING being the same recently oc. a$si
cupied by w. F. Remington:
GEO r. SHINN,
my oS-1t GSpnt Secretary
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'ss'i;e .fiarilctS.

NEW YORK, December l.->tocks active.
Gold 81 Money bill. Flour advancing.
II heat nc'd la. h CHER. Corn shade tirmer.
RairIMoEg, December l.-Nirsinia Us, con-
soljd,t.., % Wps! Virgin,s 10 BID day.
Cotton weak uad nominal at Isl Flour active
and higher; less firm, bu. prices unchanged.
Wheat steady and firm. Corn active for new;
white Southern, mp, IS %; dry 64a5t vel
low ;5uu.!,c 'iA,ij; mixed Western quiet, but
nrn ut G9a70 OAts very dull and heavy prices
unchaHgcl. R,c u:ichrHge!.
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Ivc3s!icr Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Dee. |, | a. IN.
For III Miieiia States: n,rthcaStcrIy winds,
WIKI cloudy weather and snow. For the South
Atlantic States, slighry rising temperature,
norh.aslcriy to souitcastcr'y winds and partly
co1ly weather during the day. the cioudlness
Increasing tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01
E0.r gse sons fsurned 10 Death.

ST.. Lorls; Dee. IL! now appears that
Iour pe,sJ.., wer4 burned to death By the tire
at Warrcr.burg No, on Saturday night.
5 yclal other prrsou> were badly burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01
LOCAL NEWS.

CHRIST CHURCH We 6nd the following re-
,;oisceuce of the Centennial Celebration of
Christ Church, in this city, 10 an exchange
paper: -. ;. ;.
.,ntruuial celebration OF Its own. Christ Church
,fthat place completed its one hundredth year
during the present month, and the event was
Ignored with religious aud other services ap-
,r'nriale to the occasion. The edi6ce is built
atthri,k, which was imported FROM Eogland
"a on; maid for 10 tobacco and among the gentle
nan who were interested In the construction of
u. building was George Washington, who was
slrcted yestryman of the parish in 1865. He
was one of the first to hold the Office and he
manned in the position for many years. The
b;gh. square backed pew which he occupied
while worshipping, remains in nearly its origi-
nal form. 1t is recorded In the books of the
church that Washington purchased the
new as soon as the edi6ce was cumplet-
cd for the SUN Of ESQ los. A Bible which
belonged to Washington is still used in the ser
vices, aud there is one other thing to remind
rhe visitor of the great man: a tablet TO his
memory inserted iu the wall. Visitors to Mount
I,rnoo frequently stop at Alexandria on their
way up aud down tor the purpose OF inspecting
the church, and it is said that the cushion in
Washugtou's pew has been nearly torn TO
NJ, ces by these persons, although it was made
bafa century or more after the death of Wash
ipstop. 1t is believed by the present parish.
toner's that the Father OF his Country did not
permit himself the luxury of a cushion 10
church, but sat nlajesticalIy upon bare board
while listeniug to the sermons OF his pastor.
The building has additional interest for the
South FROM the fact that Gen. Il. Il. Lee Was
confirmed 10 it In 1858.
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Transferred.

LONDON Dec. 1.-The mails and passengers
of the steamship City of Chester when re,
turned to Liverpool, disabled by the loss OF one a
Of the blades of her screw were transferred 70
the steamship City of Brussels, which sailed
from Liverpool for Queenstown at midnight
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EStS3@nea.

Nhw YoRK. Dee l.-Cantain Bradbury,
no~ II California. has resigned the office OF
President n the Pacific Maj! Steamship Con-
!any an! R,.,>c Sage has been elected 10 bill
ti!c vacancy.
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Fatal Accident.

LocKroHT, n u. Dec l.-R"v. Mr.. Mu'-
ho .aDl, of ii. 4 IMAM Catholic Church Of this
city. rcI! d9wu stairs last night and killed him
IF
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s's..ip.1E az .Ts-, E:stcS.

CHICAGO, Dec I.---.i'he funeral Of ex-Sena-
!or Yates took pl.cc at Jacksonville, yesterday,
and drew together the largest concour>e. OF
;,crsvus that ever attended funeral IN that
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RyF. A. Kerby. AuctiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of deed of
i trust, executed by james Rodgers and wife,
dated on the 7th day of November, 1872, and of
record in the office of the Clerk of the Corpora
ton Court for the city of Alexandria, Va, liber
No g. page 10, the subscriber, ss trustee in
said deed named, will expose 10 sale, at public
auction, in front of the Market House, on Royal
NESDAY, the 10th day of December, 1873, At
y m, L0T OF GROUND, on the east side OF
Fairfax street, between Gitbon and Franklin,
in the said city of Alexandria, in front on F ar
fax street p feet, and in depth ll3 feet inches.
Terms Of Sale: SO much in cash as will be re-
quired to pay the expenses of sale and the sum
of $50 GS, with interest from the It'll day of No.
vember, 1872, and the residue of the purchase
money on credit of twelve months from the
day Of sale, with interest," to be secured to the
satisfaction of the subscriber.
nov 2J-eos CHAS. h. STUART. Trustee.
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"A disturbance occurred near the canal basin,
yesterday afternoon, between Irving Arlington
s 'l Ills one.legged brother Buck, during which
'ae latter Was badly cut on the head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01

EAST ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. -Messrs.
Gavin aud Codwse, contractors for the grading
and bridging of the eight miles section Of the
Fast Alexandria RaiIroad-that section COM
meuciug at Nlarbury's Point, opposite this city
COMPLETED that work on Saturday night last.
The other section, which IS four miles long, has
also been graded and bridged. and in few
DAYS the laying of the ties and rails will be com
mcnccd. The company are now having cause
way Of dirt made from Marbury's point, in a
di,coua and southwesterly course across the
fats. TO deep water ut the mouth OF Oxen Ruu.
The sides OF this causeway are to be protected
from the wash of the tides by a bed of rocks
thrown Into the river on each side, and tres
tl,.-work pier will extend out to the channel,
forming pier at which the company's ferry
boats will receive the trains on deck and COLI
vcy them across the river, where they are to
connect with the w. g., V. NJ. & &. 5. +. K.
The old ferry boats used in the Susquehanna
river at Havre-de- Grace have been purchased,
aud will be used here for this purpose, 1t IS
designed to put this road iuto running order at
once, making southern connection tor the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. This road RUS
entirely around Washington on the east, the
ONLY point of connection with that city being at
the southern end of theeNavy-yard bridge, and
follows the shore of the Eastern Branch until
it comes in contact with the grounds OF the ln-
sane Asylum, when it defects to line OF tres
,le-work on piles around these grounds, and
afterward follows these grounds down to Mar
buryS point
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e'iIi;s.lIi3ii.

LoNDnS, Dee. l---3:5u =. m.--Ihc amount
81 buou gone into the Bsul Uf Eagland Cd
;.alnnce to-day /, G29I 900.
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Church fSnrnIsi

TORONTO, Dec. 1.-The Alice-strcct PRINT
tive Meth odiss Church, one vi the oldest cdI-
fees in the city, was burned to-day.
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STARVED. 10 Death.

Niw York, Dee l-Auarcw Stratton
ue.! u. and iii, daughter, aged >, have starved
10 death at I;!idsctun New jersey,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01

WAsHINGTuN, Dec. LIZ N. The city Is
unusually full of strangers, aud the Avenue to,
day, Notwithstanding the unpropitlous weather,
wears lively aspect
The first session of the Mill Congress COM
meuced at noon, and there was Il very full at
tendance in both Houses.
All the Virginia delegation Is present
The nomination Of Mr. Wcdderburn, Of Rich
moud, for Clerk of the House, by the Demo
cratic caucus was at the instance of Judge
Harris, who asked that the compliment be be-
slowed upon Virginia, which was accordingly
done, although popular ex-momber had been
suggested.
There will be no unnecessary delay III the or
gauization of the House, but as the roll will be
called for the officers to be voted for, two or
three hours will be consumed, and it will be
three o clock before the Presidents Message ~
sent in, if it goes in at all to-day. There is
considerable anxiety 70 see what the Executive
has to say in regard TO financial affairs and
Cuba, and, Of course these will be the leading
features of the message.
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Union Trust Company.

New York, Dec. 1.-The Uuiou Trast Com
pany has commenced paying It's dcpo>ioTs ID
full
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. ID p. n.-The Senate
galleries was we'll filled, and seats could not be
gotten in the galleries of the House Of Rtpre-
seutatives after III o clock. The corridors were
all thronged.
The Senate was called to order at noon By
Vice President Wilson.
Mr.. Crozicr Senator elect from the State OF
Kansas was sworn in and took his seat
The resignation OF Eugene Casserly, as Sena
tor from California; was read,
A number of bills were Introduced, among
them Mr. Sumner Supplementary Civil Rights
bill
and at o'clock the Senate took a recess.
The House Of Representatives speedily filled
| up with members, the most prominent figure
among them being the late Vice President OF
the Confederate States, \. ii. Stephens, OF
| Georgia, who came in on crutchcs and took a
seat immediately in front Of the Speaker.
The House was called to order at noon pre-
cisely by the late clerk, Mr.. MCPHERSON. The
roll of representatives elect was called without
interruption, except that the clerk paused a,
the pane of Louisiana to say that 10 but tive
Of the districts were there uucoutested ccrtll'
Gates, and that he should call the names Of
thos. representatives only. In like manner,
when the name of West Virginia Was called,
he said that all the certificates were duplicated,
and he would call the name Of Mr.. Hereford,
whose name was returned on both duplicates.
The call of the roll having been completed,
the clerk announced that there were 27S mem-
bers present, and said the next business in or
der was the choice Of Speaker.
Mr.. Maynard, Of Tenn, moved that the
House proceed TO the election Of Speaker,
which being agreed to, Mr.. Maynard nominal
ed for Speaker Hon. James G.. Blame, OF Me-,
1.-THE Republican nominee.
MIR. Niblac of Ind, nominated Hon. Fer
paudo Wood, of n Y, 1.-THE Democratic uoml-
nee.
MIR. Holman, of Ind, nominated Hon. 5. 5.
Cox, of New York.
| Mr.. Cox, in brief speech, declined being
considered candidate, saying that he had de-
sired that his name should be withdrawn from
befor the caucus
Teers were then appointed and Mr.. Blame
was chosen.
The vote stood: Blame, of Me-, 100; Wood,
Of n. Y, IL; Cox, of n. T., 2; Stepheus' OF
Ga, l; CIymer, Of Penn, |.
| MIR. Blame was then conducted to his seat
and briefly addressed the House, thanking the
| members for the honor conferred.
| The members were then sworn H. hrst those
who could take the irou-c|ad oath and alter
wards those late Coufoderates who took the
modified oath.
For Clerk, f. Mcpherson (Rcp) and Geo.
G. Wedderburn Dem.) were placed 10 noml-
nation and Mr.. Mcpherson elected.
For Sergeant-at-Arms, WIG. Ordway (kep
and Peter Ruff (Dem.) were nominated aud
MIR. Ordway elected.
For Doorkeepcr, .. S. Buxton (Rep.) and
G. W. Coombcs (Dem.) were nominated and
MIR. Buxton elected.
For Postmaster, Henry Sherwood Rep. |
was elected
WASHINGTON, Dec Is p. m.-Ihe Senate
unop re-assembiug adjourned without traus-
acting further business, till Tomorrow.
The House is engaged in the disposition OF
o,rtes,ea election cases, the Democrats hIll-
h,star;nu over motion of referring the case OF
A. NJ u ofI,d;,na to the cOmmlttee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01

INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORS OFFICE
On Saturday last Mr.. White, the Collector of
luterual Revenue for this District, again took
possession of and re-occupied the rooms 10 the
Custom House building formerly occupied by
him as his Office. He vacated these rooms
about month sioee iu cous, quence Of a notice
from Judge Underwood at that time
having left Mr.. McVeigh's house and moved
to Washington wanted them for his private Of
dce--aud rented ROOMS of Judge Underwood
iu Mr. McVeigh's house In which to transact
the business of his office, but Mr.. Mullet, the
supervising Architect of the United States,
having decided that the U. S. District Court,
can be allowed 90 more room in this city than
heretofore, Mr. White, as stated above, has
re occupied his old quarters, and Mr. McVeigh' S
house has been rented by Judge Underwood to
other parties.
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Snow.

NEW YORK. Dec - \ SnGw storm set IN
;t ; Il IL!
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CHEAPEST STOCK OF SUGARS,
BEST STOCK OF GOFFEES,
FINESE STOCK OF TEAS
ARE FOR SALE BY
G. VIM. RAMSAY.

CORNER KING AND ST. ASAPH SIS,
WHO ALSO OFFERS Low
PRIME " T. and vi. Bt CkIYI{EAT
PRIME BUTTER,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
FINE and MEDIUM SYRUPS,
HILL'S HOMLNY,
SWEET CIDER,
CRANBERRIES,
SPLIT PEAS,
$50 dozen can, TOMATJES CORN
PEAS, LIMA BEANS,
SUCCOTISH, GUMBO,
PEACHES, PEARS,
PINEAPPLE, OYSTERS,
LOBSTER aud SALMON,
EAGLEBR1ND MILK,
ENGLISH PICKLES,
CORNICHONS,
WORCE TERSI{LRE 81 UCE,
FRENCH PEARS,
MUSHROOMS,
ENGLISH WALNUT CATSCP,
EDAM .SAPS1GO u,.d
PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
FRENCH, GERNAN ana
ENGLISH MUSTARDS,
.SARDINES OLIVES and CAPERS,
OLIVE Oils, CANTON GINGER,
DESSICATED COCOANUT,
CO-YS GELATJNE,
NELSON S GELITINE,
Lemons, Figs Ra;sins Currants, Citron and
Lemon Peel, Graham Flour, Crushed Wheat,
Wheaton Grits, Farins, Maizena, and Com
Starch, &c. &c, with n very choice stock OF
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
nov S-2mlt
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLUUK, London
~ Layer Raisins, Currants, Ground Spices
Cross Il BlsckwelPs Walnut Catsup, American
Sardines, &c, received AID for sale BY
oct UAFY j. HARMON.
TEAS-Fery superior Gunpowder, Oolong
l. and Japan Teas, Tor sale by
J. G.. M1LBURN,
| nov - No. - north Royal STREET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01

RELIGIOUS SERVICES Yesterday y ester
day was observed as Advent Sunday iu the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches Rev. DR..
Sparrow preached in Christ Church in the
molning, Rev DR.. Wheat in St. Paul in the
morning, and Rev. Mr.. Mcclure there in the
afternoon. Rev. Mr. MEG uire in Grace Church
at night, Rev. Mr.. Waller in the lst Presby-
terrain in the morning, Rev. Mr.. Marsh 10 the
Baptist morning and hight, and Rev. Mr..
fllckenstelu in the German Lutheran in the
morning. With these exceptions the pulpits
were filled by the respective resident clergy.
The work of the Young Meu's Christian As,o-
citation was conducted as usual.
ASSAULT AND HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On
Saturday night last while Mr.. Z. Ii. }. Lns.
key, clerk in the Treasury Department in
Washington, was returning trom that city to
his home 10 this county, he was waylaid on the
Fairfax and Georgetown turnpike, Knocked
out of his wagon, robbed aud left senselcss on
the road He was found sometime after the
assault and taken to his house. His wounds,
though severe, are not serious.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS The new Board OF
County Supervisors met this morning and or.
gained by ccctirg W. 4 Rowe, of Jefferson
Township, President. They ordered few cleo
ton bills to be paid and then adjourned until
the 2nd Monday in January
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-01

mS- l. O. r. M.-The members of Osceola
Tribe No. |, will meet tonight, at O'Clock,
to make arrangements to attend the funeral OF
brother William Pope. A meeting will be held
on Tuesday afternoon, at o clock, to escort the
remains of the brother to the grave.
dec LIT WM. A. SISSON, g. of +.
NOTICE-The BOARD OF SUPERVIS-
~ ORS of Alexandria county will meet at the
Court House of the county, on the SECOND
MONDAY IN JANUARY, on which day all
persons having claims against the county will
present them.
dec ltd DAVID H UNTER, Clerk.