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The New York herald., 1873-09-21
OBITUARY.
Donald Dairymple

Donald Dalrymple, Doctor of Medicine, repre-
sentative for Bath in the British Parliament, died
yesterday, as we are informed by cable telegram
from London. Mr.. Dalrymple was born in the year
1sl4-the son of the late William Dalrymple Of Nor
wich. by his wife Marianne, daughter of Benjamin
Bertram, Esq. He was educated at the Grammar
School. Norwich. He studied medicine and be-
came, successively, a icentiate OF the Apothe
caries' Company OF London; fellow of the
Royal College OF Surgeons, and member of the
Royal COLLEGE of Physicians. After many years
medical profession. He was commissioned JUS
tice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant of Nor
wch, and was a Fellow OF the Royal Geographical
Society and Chairman of the Governors of King
Edward V. schools. His book entitled '0n the Gil
mate OF Egypt" was published some few years
since In politics he was a liberal, and q sup
porter OF Mr.. Gadstone's general policy. He was
elected for Bath in the year 1865.
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SAILED.

Steamships Celtic (Br), Liverpool; France (Br) do;
City of Richmond (Br do; .sainaria (sr), do; Rhein
gov Rotsrtaln M M lDniehJ, ko,erdam; Alpha OBJ, Hall
ton via Key West; Cortes New Orleans; Emily B Sou
der, do Huntsville, savannah san Jacinto do James
CITY NC: John Gibson tieorgsowa, Dc old Dominion,
cob StaIner, Antwcrp barks Armenia, Malta; Emma
lBr, Antwerp; Pan Nor antwerp; inner GER, Queens
town: Aladdin (Nor, Antwerp: Orvar Odd (Nor), do {;
Charles Rail Constan1inSpie brigs Robert Moore Bar
lantc Gcr) Bristol; schrs Dresser. Port au Platte
sabao, Fernandna; j ID Williams, Wilmington, NC j Il
Wietts. Washington, DC; III Barr, Baltimore.
nd at frash
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In Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 90 1878.
The weather is very unfavorabe to-day for those
suffering from yellow fever. The thermometer at
ten O'Clock A. M. indicated sixty degrees, and at
noon sixty-seven. The physicians think, however,
that 1t Will have tendency to prevent the spread
ing OF the disease. The Howard Association have
had only two applications from new cases to day
and only two deaths rep0rted-Olive Woodward,
corner OF second and Exchange streets, and John
Frank, at the foot Of Washington street. Not
withstandng the gloomy weather there Is less of
feeling OF alarm than at any time since the disease
appeared.
Private adviccs from New Orleans say the fever
prevails there. and the "denguen or "break-bone
feyern RACES as an epidemic.
The New York herald., 1873-09-21
In KentuCkY.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1873
despatch from the General superintendent Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company at Louis.
vile to President Orton, under date of to-day,
says there were twenty-one deaths IN Shreveport
yesterday There is no perceptible abatement OF
the epidemic. Taking into consideration the de-
creased population, the ratio of cases Is fully
equal to that OF some days past, when 1t was
thought the epidemic had reached its maximum
There has been an Improvement in the nurses
which promises good results.
The New York herald., 1873-09-21
THE CITY PRISON
An Intunction 70 BE Asked For.

The passage OF the tax levy Friday IN the Board
oi Supervisors, including the $250,O00 for the new
city prison has excited west side tax payers, who
believe that 1t viii cost the city many millions; so
much that they propose to test 1t In the courts.
Samuel }. Courtney is preparing the papers aud
VIII IN a day or two apply 10 the Court for an IN
junction restraining The Prison Commissioners,
Messrs. Havemcyer, Green and Vance. from eXpends
IR anv money l0r the purpose.
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ARRIVALS.
RHPoRrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANT
HERALD WHITESTO&f TELEGkAPu LINEa

HERALD wHTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Ahyssnia (Br), Hams Liverpool Sept and
queenstown 10Th, with mdse and 56 passengcr to @
Francklyn sept Is lat A. Ion SO 81 PASSED bark Delta
tBr from sydney. bound for New York; 10Th, 8P NJ 800
Jnilcs Of sandy Hook, passed steamer Great Western
r) from Bristol for New York, short Of and work
WY only one engine in consequence reported all well
same time bsrkfigged steamer bound East; 4:l5 NJ
al ,mman ana German steamer, bound East
s'Snnshp Lille Brigade (Br), Gray, Newcastle. Aug 30
YIN stuhey, CB days, in ballast TO Funch, Edyc Co
sep nt 90 ~ Ion Is %, passed vessel Of about 900
oht, potou up npparcnty long time in that condition
s'esnshp Weser Ger, Brickenstein, Bremen Sept D.
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wa mpton 9th with mdse and 767 passengers to
~ sssa%sSD dss kSns syerre o Dannsys Bergen sept
SEPT 81 70 faaS anas WIN ship
s spoke ete MnhE bound west 18th lat do lon
Baltimore, A'A Die iuseha ''e'" 'f"" i''s'p''' w.
%ass snS S
s,, sept 10, Jupiter light saw brig Angie Curtis of
nSs steaI ship Virgo Bak,ey Savannah Sept le with
MeSpo 70 Nesers M1slss Nc da
haxn stores t9 & The d9saTd co in
Bark Hsr1burg .dsr Kuhlken. Hamburg "A days, with
ssrk FRANK Wallace, sydney, CB, u days. with coal
Bar. NO f oehSa
n MIA 0s 4 DAYS with coal to Bird Perkins Job vessel
s.g Brig William siiaI caaeso Msrsses 60 days. with
% sris Union toi Jersey, 5sdan, Guantanamo II days
Brig KosnOpolist Ger, Hemmes Rio Grande 81 days
aneh hales %GS CO. and hair to oe'h' Coz vessel to
meado se en Wiecssrs Sess s,iR
Robertson Co Sept IL OF Hatteras spoke brig Edith
Mary an n eSpa9Rs
schr Somerset Cruice Turks Island II days with div
schr Ben, Davis, Wilmington, NC 20 days with naval
sshr hT q11% Pna4s ess oo,a. yGs,%s DO
schr Sparta, QUINN Baltimore tor Yonkers.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
% mas nDs Portland for New
schr Elwood Doran, JARVIS New Haven for George
seehr Hardscrabble, Faes, Rockland for New York.
schr Bertha Sowder, sowder Eastport for Richmond,
schr s Rogers Smith, westport for New York.
sshr RYth Hodgdon, Hodgdon Rockland for New
sehr Margaret Kennedy. Ford New Bedford for Eliza
sGhT Abbie Oaks Pillsbury Rockland for New York,
schr Ney. Chase, Fall River for New York.
Schr L. sturgess Collins Greenwich lor New York.
s schr P King, B!yen Providence for New York.
Schr Celeste; Carroll Bridgeport for New York
schr Richard Morrell, Gedney, Greenwlch for New
fsrs with s3o,s stone to order Sx 60, ,.,
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Acushnet Rector New York for New Bed
schr J Chapman, Weeks, New York for New London.
Mnssd Ae Se PORK SoSaG Sp Portland
Schr Gurney Quincy, Port Johnson for Nantucket
ss%r ] $essph FSf Amsoy sw 1S1 l Ssw EondSa i@nAs'
schr & Lawson Fitzpatrck oroton Point for Provi-
dence
schr Traveller hmtchings Philadelphia for Norwich
schr Elizabeth Parker Port Johnson for Narragansett
sshr Almirn wSolIsy Port Johnson for Providence
schr James Diverty Carroll, Port Johnson for New
New York Sf for syaney cB
chr schr TsTmion Wells Port johnson Haven
schr Sammy Ford Allen New York for Boston.
schr nj Predmore Sherman Elizabethport for Bos-
schr Susie Prescott, Bishop Port Johnson for Boston
vidence.
schr D Berry, Sawyer, Ezabcthport for Providence
shr Hsr ha s yd pr New Haven
Steamer Gaiatea Nye, New York tor PROVIDENCE
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION
WHIrEsroSE Sept 20 1873
nh
The New York herald., 1873-09-21
YELLOW FEVER.
Severe. Vista tion and Mortality In
louisiana.

SeVerG. VisIta ton and Mortality In
louisiana.
SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. 90 1873.
The epidemic exhibits no abatement. New cases
are not so numerous as at the first Of the week,
but the ratio is fully as great Good nursing is
doing great deal for us. The outskirts OF the
city still show an increase of cases.
Among those taken sick yesterday were r A.
Phelps and Mrs. Jennie Luccassill, of this city, ana
DIR. Richardson, of Jefferson Mr.. X. ID. Sale and
DR.. Wise were taken down two days ago.
Our doctors and those from New Orleans state
that the malignity OF the disease shows no abater
ment
THE DEATH ROLL.
The following list OF interments to-day is fJr-
nished by the Howard Association IS. JustL Ed
ward Lindenbanm, Mrs Edward Suckere, Joseph
Allen, Anthony Jones Lamb, Wiley Ponny, Virginia
X. White, Willis Frederick, Anna ArdOa BanIei
Ackerman, Lawrence Hendrick, Joseph Iacaland,
John Blackwell and Benny Kahn.
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Progress and March OF the Disease.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept o. 1873.
Yellow fever has made its appearance in this
city, but not in. epidemic form as yet. Only four
deaths have occurred.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sdis. Destination. /

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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HIPPING WIS.

Almanac for New fork-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
sun rlSeS 4b GOV. Island. 8 is
Sun SETS. .....".... SO Sandy Hook. eve I 33
Moon setS.....eVe - = He'll Gate. 10 O3
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

CIrUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GER
- girl. first class American Christian family
as ch sermaid TO attend children Apply TO c. A.
BARGERAF. northwest corner Of Broadway and 45th ST.
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

Ak SOUTH WASHINGTON sQUARE.-A MIDDLE
aged lady, experienced in housekeeping desires
position Of trust in department above that OF ser
vant testimonials for quaidc atons gwen Can ON or
address HOUSEkEkPERs - -
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OS1 I'D Av., CORNER OF 3lsT stan AMERICAN
LCI girl to do chamberwork waiting. Call
address
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OEO WEST 10TH ST, THIRD FLOOR-A YOUNG
AOA woman as chambsrmaid and waitress and
sst In washing and ironing in private family; best city
reference from last place.
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116 WEST 2STH STA RESPECTABLE PROT
ffO estar girl to do airs work and plain sewing
take care of children operates Grover Haker's
machine 5 years reverence from last place Call for
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

0EQ EAST 18TH ST, NEAR lsT Av., TWO PLIGHT
OCC OF stairs-A good seanstress socits work 10 do
at her own home will so out by the day Address
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

C1 . EAST GID STA CANADIAN GIRL AS
AfA chambermaid and seamstress; honest and COM
petent
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

C07 WEST 2lsT STA YOUNG GIRL TO DO
COl general housework; good cook, washer and
ironer good city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

O0S EAST PATH ST., BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D AVS
COC young woman, lately landed, as cham0ermaid
and waitress or would general servant small
family.
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kO0 Sd Ay. BETWEEN 3sTH AND 18Th STS-A
COO respectable girl as chambermad to assist IN
washing and roning objection do light housework
in small private family: good city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

o17 BRooME ST, FIRST FLOOR. BACK ROOM
OIL respectable girl to do general housework in a
small private lamlly; first class reference
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

R)1 Sd AVA YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL, NOT
CLl long In this country. chambermaid no oblec-
ton to do washing; city reference.
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srTUATIoNs wAsTED-FEMALEs.
Dressmnkers and sea mstresses.

01s1 WEST 18TH STA PROTESTANT GIRL AS
CfA seamstress; will assist with chamberwork good
relp
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

7nQ 9TH Av., BETWEEN 10TH AND 4lsT SITS. IN
w the confectionery store-A Protestant woman
good plain cook good city reference from her last
place.
The New York herald., 1873-10-03

7OS WEST PATH ST., ROOM ia RESPECTABLE
AC young girl to do general house work in private
family best city reference.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15
EASTERN DIVISION FAIR.
OPENING DAY OF THE ANNUAL EXPO
SITION.

The weather Propitious.- Entries Made by
70 . The Hundred.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15

Grand Musical JubiIee-Display of Stock
..... and Speed Ring.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15

TOurnament-DaIIoOn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of University Cadsis
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15

Best geese, S. McCammon. .r.r a..
Best Ducks, IS. AIcCanmsn. ..
Best improved ducks, w. B. Adkisson.
Rest turkeys, Mrs. III. G. Saunders.
Best game chickens, William Davis.
Best chickens for table use, Robert Boyd.
Largest variety Of poultry, Robert Boyd,
The committee also recommended to
award diploma to w. b. Adkisson, for
the best display of fancy posltry. H
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15

Show of cattle and hogs at 10 A. NJ.
The competition of Sunday schools in
singing for the Organ, to commence at
lP.M. ..... .H...
Two trials of speed to commence at 3
II. VI. |. ... ...| .... ... ..
mule race, which is expected to prove
amusing to all beholders.
1t has also been suggested that single
foot racking race be gotten up, az there
are number of horses about this city
who make this gait speciality. $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
EGIAs ssssEsa'TiES.

From and af.er today ,!>ublc daily trains are
TO be run over the fhcsapcak and Ohio Kali
road. The trains Oh the q. \. 4 NJ. H. t..
make connections, AMI Ai.yandrla Is thus
brought into direct cun4cctlon with the West
via this pew route.
The Washington Star says: sit may be
stated, - tie credit Of our detective officers
ard po!ica, that Of the fourteen bomlcldes
committed during the year OF 1872 and the
present year, thirteen Of the guilty parties have
bccu arrested"
4 few days ago tc!ow By the name of
Birch stole four pairs Of fishermen boots and
several blankets from the fishing shore OF Mr..
Newman, on the Potomac river, in Stafford
md left in the direction Of Alexandria.
Mr.. J. p. Acnew received boat load Of
coal from Cumberland at his yard, this morn
ing, but such tlraught waa made upon 1t by
the numerous steamers coaling there, that 1t
was soon exhausted.
The COWS in Loudoun couny are mourning
because they are not Among the freight re-
ceivcd here yesterday By the W. & 0. r. R.
were fity-scycn calves.
The new Chain Bridge at he Little Falls OF
the Potomac will be finished this coming stun
mrr. 1t viii be 1852 feet long and 20 feet
wide 1t will b. composed 81 Fix spans OF l12
feet each AMI two Of 100 feet each.
The tus boat Atlantic, having had her re.
pairs almost completed, will be lowed to Wash
ing'on tomorrow where she will receive her
improved m:chlaery.
The iIount Vernon cotton factory has been
supplied with fire escape Of The Philadelphia
pattern 1t extends from the roof to the foot
of the wall Oh Washington street.
The tir>t day Of April 'opancd mildly we
hope an omen Of favorable season. Come
gentle Spring, ethereal mlllncss come =
The Harmonic Association will give one Of
their invariably pleasant soirecs at their hall
io-,,ipnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.l
.AfEsirS In Spain.

MADRID, April IA force Of CarliSts under
the command Of the Chiettaiu Cucula made an
attack on Benaroz, Province of Castcllon de Ia
Plaza yesterday. After u short contest the
troops aud fed in disorder from before tho
town. Additional requirements for the Span
ish troops in Cuba were sent to that island by
the steamer which sailed fom Cadiz for Ha-
vana yesterday.
MADRID, April notwithstanding the
efforts of the auth rites of Barcelona to pre-
serve The peace 10 that city disorders have oc-
Cured Tie populace, enraged at the burning
Of Berga, and other outrageous acts OF the
Carli,ts. attacked several Catholic churches
aud seriously damaged the sacred ediiccs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
4 Card.

Tn reply 80 Che card of the Hon. VIM. n.
Berkeley, Mayor, will state that the license yea
comncncas Jane 1T in each yenr, and it has
been the custom % commence collecting the IL
censes ut that time The reason for prompt col
lections then is, Tho city needs all the money
that can be raised by July 1t This fact, and
with liz appreciation of the chairman of the FL
nance Committee, l,cctcd licenses, believing,
as the chairman dill, that no material change
would be made in The Revenue bill. have not
yet seen the Jaw inst requires the Mayor not to
transact business in June because he w"ul ID leave
the office July l>t. find upon an examination
of the books that Mr. Berkeley collected SOC IN
June. 1862; S75,u in Juno, 1850, and Sl79 50, in
June. 1870 entered the Ollie July lst, 1870
In June. 1871, ! collected SSlG 20. The prisctoIe
that would permit the collection OF Sli9S3,
would permit the collection of 81, S39 IS, or even
more if parties came forward to pay.
an Lii HUGH LATHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
weather Report
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Nrr,1rr H111EE SIGNAL GEEICER.

WASHINGTON, April !, |! a. N.
Probabilities. The storm centre IN the lower
Ohio valley move eastward during the rest OF
Tuesday and extend by Tuesday night from
New York to South Carolina. For tie eastern
Cuff States souherly winds increasing to brisk
with cloud ap,i rain. For South Atlantic States
son, beast winds veerirg to southwest with
threatening weather followed by rain Tuesday
nirht For the Middle Atlantic States lucrcas-
;n,r southerly winds backing to east with threat
cn;uc weather. For New England light Winds
and clear or hazy weather continue until Tues:
day evening followed by easterly winds and
cloudy weather Tuesday night. For the lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
'z'ise: EcM2sY.

NEw York, April l...Stockss son'e'sha !;
weak. God easier at II. Money firm at 70 !.
per cent. -Four qAiat Wheat quiet aud steady.
Corn quiet.
BALTIMORE April Iva. SKIES, II; do. con-
soidated 52b bid Cation quiet but firm low
midllings lS!al>5 -Four dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet but firm; prices unchanged; re-
cci!ts very light. Crn firm and scarce; white
Southern % yellow Southern g. mixed West
err 81. Oats dull Southern 4Ga4S; Western
mixed -i5a4G do white -i7;iS. Rye quiet at
St)ayn. Hay unchanged. Provisions very strong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
Au s.:,..o.sas,t Affair

cU:;CERNISG ALL TIE: PEOPLE OF THE STATE !
WHEREAS we, the undersigned, in body as
+4mhied, have come to II serious conclusion upon
t,sn f,ct. md We hesitate not in informing every
fnsn. woman and child Of said fact, v:z:
That after NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We have beyond
:, doubt found the cheapest rnd best CLOTHING
and GFNTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &c. in
the city at s. BLONDHElMS, corner Eng
and Fairfax streets. (Signed)
JOHN CASH.
JAMES QUICkSALES.
Ri l-3in HENRY SMALLrloFlIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
Ts.a 's'Urf.

New YoRK, April IA joiut meeting Of
owners of trorting horses aud of the traiuers
and drivers association was held last night.
Tie president Of the association stated that
certain arbitrary rules Of the National Assoca-
liou had Induced the trainers and divers to
form an organization 10 prevent cncroachmrntS
upon their rights, and he thought the rules
adopted, already approved by upwards of sixty
trainers and drivers ana twenty-five owncrs OF
trottng horses would not conflict with the
rules Of the National Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
Bribery. dc.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The revelations in
the assembly on the Erie investigation Of large
suns OF money being paid to Senators
and Asscmbiy,ncn at Albany last winter for
lcgisation has produced u good deal Of scnsa-
ticn here. The Committee are determined to
ascertain il possible the names Of the bribcd
legislators
The Times attributes George William Curtis
RESIGNATION from the civil service board to his
heath and not to the belief that the reform has
been abandoned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01

Lakes northeast winds increasing TO brisk with
threatening and rainy weather For the upper
Lakes increasing northeast winds backing to
northwest with rainy weather except POSSIBLY
on Lake Superior For Kansas and the North
west cold northerly winds increasing to gales
Cautionary Signals continue at Mntie; New
Orleans. Chicago, Milwaukee, and Toledo, ana
are ordered for Duluth. Grand Haven Detroit
Cleveland, Buffalo, Savannah, Charle5ton'
Wilmington ana Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
Nv Green IL Wise,

[Rrai Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs.I
I SSIGN EE'S S.i LIE OF y TWO-STORl
"A BRICK DWELLING AND LOT OF
GROUNDS order OF the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern District OF Viz
s;inis in the ease OF VI. Edrligc " Co., bank
rupt:, tAe undersigned will expose for sale ny
public au, ton. in front OF the Marsinn House,
in tae city OF Alexandria, Va, on SATU RID Al,
tho 2h of April. 1873, nj y O'Clock m. ff' ?saai
BRICK T /. \ + n K \ I and LOT OF DE
GROUN y, on the west side of Water street pt-
I Scc: Glbbon ald Franklin, in SKID city OF Al.
c&anIri;;, fronting on Water street ~ feet, and
running back l2i feet inchcs, being tEc, proper
- conveyed 10 NJ. Eldridgc and +. a. Reed By
VIM. y. iiu,:dhn;ld and Others.
Terms oi Sulc: Oae-third Of the purchase
money 20 be paid in cash, and the residue in
three ins;Aimcnts of three, nine and twelve
months thc notes OF the purchaser To be taken
..,r Inc deferred payments, with interest from
tho day OF SHE an, the title - be Retain. anti
All the purchase money be paid.
l:ih 1U.ts II. s. WATTLES, Asst gncc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
Anficilatr,l Strikes.

New York. April 1.-The shocmakrrs re-
solved last night TO demand the additional pay
OF fifty cents u day on all close work, and 10
strike il refused.
The employees Of the gas companies mao
arrangements last evening for a strike should
the companies not conc"dc to their demand for
eight hours, ana the f,ilowins rates; for stokcrs
81 - md heIers 50 90 Il day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
IscnEbiic Of France.

New York, April l.--ticncral Ducrot who
coHmaydcl at Sedan and Paris during the
scigc, l. Gently stated to a corrcsponlent in
Paris that the republic WAS failure. The
only SAFETY Tor France was the restoration ot II
monarchy OF an Empire; that she NUT fight
again, ard that in his opinion Theirs w' u!G At
ttmrt 10 rloions bis term ,iIl his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
slu-sen Exploring Expedition.

New YORK, April l.-Adviccs FROM the
United States Daricn exploring expedition to
March 10th, represent the health OF the officers
and men gooi, and satisfactory progress Is be-
ing made Everything 50 far seems to point
towards the valley OF the NaIipi as possessing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
TWcnfy-Threc Coolies Drowned

New YORK, April l.-Twenty-1hrec Coolies
we're drowned in the harbor Of Yokohama by
the capsizing of small boat belonging to the
Pacific Mail Company Feb. l2th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01

DEATH OF TIE CLERK OF CUlrEpER CnrN-
TY.-We regret to learn that Mr.. Faycttc Maui
zee. clerk of the County Court Of Cupepcr
county, died at Cupeper {. IT,, yesterday.
Mr.. Nj. was highly esteemed wherever known.
He was a member of the last State Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
! milk sIliiEiHII.

NEW YORK, April l.-Emily Faithful was
the guest OF the ;5orosls At their annual meeting
yesterday. In short address she alluded with
genuine feeling to the happy welcome she had
every where found in America. A farewell
reception will be given to Miss. Faithful on
Thursday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01

SMALL-Pox.-A new case Of smallpox, a
colored woman named Valentine, living near
the Diagonal pump, has been reported. There
arc but three cases of the disease now IN the
hospital all of whom are convalescent, and as
soon as they can become disini:cted that place
will be closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-01
Mission Society.

New YORK, April AT the annual meet
ing of the Methodist Extension and Missionary
S5cicty, last night, Bishop Simpson favored
uniting with other denominations here for the
purpose Of cvangclizing the city. Bishop Eos
Ter So kc to the same effect.