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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05
VIRGINIA.: In til" Clerk uiIic. Of the Cor

" IkGINIA: In TIL" CLERKS ollie. Of the Cor
Y purutun Court of the city OF Alexandria,
on the I'D day Of July, 1870 llc>sc!ius Smith,
~. lniSlratur de bunls non wltii the will annex
ed of JOSEF smith, deceased, ptai"tIll, against
Edmund }. Lloyd administrator de b"n:s non
with the Will annexed ri John l.t'yd deceased
Mary p. Lloyd, wild " Of u. Frarcls l.!oyi.
deceased; Huratio W. Lloyd. anG Shepherd
Lloyd, and Frederick Lloyd, children %, said
&. Frances Lloyd, deceased; R'rhsrd Llcyd
Charles J.. Powell, surviving husband OF Selma
Powell deceased, aad his children, Rebccca
Powell and Nina Hepburn, wife Of - Hep
burn }. Prosser Tabb and Rrhacca, his wife :;
Edmund J. Lloyd; Philip T. YeAtu,an and Jran
L. w. lcatman, his wife; Mary Lloyd; Anna
4. StcalG,S and Edmund l LIE, trustee for AIMS
Ii. Stcarit$; and Mary b. Sloarns, j. Loyi
StcnrES Rcb;cca l.. SteArns and Robert Law.
renee Stcnrls, children Of sail Anna IL. Stcarns'
and Jchl. J. Llol 4, jr.. and Rcbccca Lloyd
Children, John j Lloyd, deceased, individu-
ally ard Ms t, ustees for Nelly s. Lloyd, Eliza +
Lloyd and Arthur 5. Lloyd, children OF sad
John j. Lloyd, deceased.
The object of this suit Is - subject to sale 50
much Of the zeal . tate in the city and county {"
Alexandria, Va, Of which John Lloyd the elder
d cd seized ne may be sufficient u dusty tn"
amount Of Judgment OF the Circuit Court ri
Alexandra county, Virgins. rendered ri Tn"
February tenn, 1868 in the name "l John !"
p:.scue, chem admins tratnr d. TOMS non with
the vii! ANNEXED Ui the estate 81 JD>c!h SEIth
dcceaS,d agnins: +. j. Lloyd, aLniin.trai"r
WITH the will ANNEXED Of the said john Ll"y!
deceased, for the sum of eleven hundtcl ana
fifty dollars, with interest thereon from May Isl
1873, TILL paid, and costs Of suit, and also cost oi
said suit IN the pccinl Court of Appeals OF Vlr-
GINA.
The defendants Philip 7. Yc..tman, Jean c.
w. Ycntman, Mary Lloyd, Anna II. Stear',-
Mary b. Stesrns. } Lloyd Staras, Rcbecca l.,
Stearns, Robert l. wr"ncc SlcarnS and Edmum!
!. Lee, not having entered their appcara!.rr
apd gwen security according to the act OF
Assembly and tie rules Of this Court, and
it appearing by atlidav that they M" not rest
dents of this State it is ordered that the said De-
PENDANTS appear here within one month ait"rdH"
publication of this order, and do "hst Il n"c",I
sary to protect their interest in this SUIT "hi
that "a copy Of this order be iIrthwna in.crHr'
in the Alexandria Gazette, q newspaper pun
lisLcd in the city of Alexandria, once u %''h
for four successive weeks and posted at IN" ir"hI
door Of the Court House Of tbs city.
A copy, test: MORTON MARY +, ClrTk.
+. L.. Smith. y. O.. is 26-wiW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05
VIRGINIA n EWS.

NJ ior Benjamin B. Vaughn, first inspector
of tobacco at the public warehouse, in Rich
mond a position whose dui, he had satlSfac-
.torily disposed for many years died at his resi-
dcnce Yesterday. after lingering Illness OF
many weeks Of typhoid fever. His age was
about 90.
A Young white man by the name Of George
T. Rice is 10 the Norfolk city Jail, he having
been arrested upon the authority Of tele-
graphic dispatch from Richmond, charging HIM
with having committed an alrocIous outrag"
on little girl.
Edmond Carter Tyler, brother in.law OF
General Wick ham, and ex-mail agent on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, died last week
suddenly, after brief illness, at his residence,
in Hanover county, in about the fifty second
year Of his age.
The Yeocomico Church, (Episcopal) Of West
morelaud county, has recently been thoroughly
repaircd 1t was built in l706, and is the old
est Episcopal church in constant use in FH
giuia.
Mrs. Burgess, mother Of Col. Rush Burgess
Collector Of internal Revenue died iu Dlnwd
die county last Friday, III the End year OF he
age.
Engineers are now at work removing The
distractions near the mouth Of Nomlni Crecl
which is expected To be open to steamers b.
next week
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F.citnr from Fairfax County

ICorresuondencc of the Alexandria Gazette.
aDRANEsvILLE, Va, Aug 4, lS73.-On Sa-
sunday, the I'd inst, at a meeting called at
Thorntou's Station, Tor the purpose OF APP
nonting delegate to represent Dr"ncsvlllc
Township in the Convention to be held in
Richmond on the 9th inst, Capt. 5. =. Du-
shane was called to the chair and l.. CaS>.
Leigh appointed Secretary. On motion of DR..
w. B. Day Capt. s. P Dnshane was unani
mousiy elected delegate, and on motion OF
Alfred Leigh, Chas. W. Surey was appointed
alternate Either gentleman would MA Ike a
good representative, ard as Capt. DushaDe
rave bis consent to attend the Richmond Con-
vcntion, we feel assured that our interests are
10 the hands of one who will dispose Of them
10 a satisfactory manner.
noticed a correspondent OF the Manassas
Gazette, writing from Fairfax Court House,
SAYS "rhe Fairfax delegation to Rlchmond
are all Judicial men, naming four Townships
! that had appointed men of that class, and con
cludcd by saying Drauesvllc failed to ma e an
appointment on account OF not having judge
to send The Manassas correspondent Is mis-
taken. Dranosviile has judge, but the people
OF Drancsvie Township took another view OF
the matter; they concluded from the fact OF a
delegation being composed Of such material, il
order that justice might be preserved, im,
partialny laid aside, and ex Governor Smith
dominated, it would be best to place such a
delegation under military command, aud IN
honor to Capt Du>haue, for gallant service:
rendered thcSouth during the unpleasantness
that the most OF us experienced few years
ago, we have appointed him commander OF
the Fairfax Judicals. DR.tNEsVlLLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

SOUTHERN CLAIMS. The Baltimore Amcrl-
can says: 1.-The Commission appointed by Con
gress to investigate the claims OF loyal cAl-
zens of the South for property taken or de-
stroyed by the Federal army have numbered
the claims and fiod them to be over twenty-five
thousand, amounting IN all to more than fifty
six millions of dollars. A number Of them, OF
course, will be thrown out, or the figures re-
duced but new ones are still being presented by
persons who have just recently discovered that
such method for settling the proper obhga-
tons of the Government to them had been es-
tablished. The time allowed for their preseu-
tation, however, has passed, and unless Congress
should extend the limitation, they will be of no
avail. Under the settlement so far made by the
Commissioners, about 81, 100000 have been
distributed among some 400 claimants, scat
tered all over eleven States; the awards, ex.
cept 10 comparatively small number OF cases.
being for a few hundred dollars each. At the
coming session of Congress they expect to
award about 81 100000, to be similarly dis
tributed, and will then have disposed of about
twenty-fou per ct. of the number of claims, and
twenty per Ct of the amount claimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

A report is, that the Secretary Of the Treasu-
~ has issued acircular announcing that unknown
persons had put in circulation dangerous
counterfeit of the gold pieces coined in 1872.
This counterfeit was said to contain pure gold
to the amount of 81 so, while the character Of
the alloy was unknown. Mr.. Ashley, the SUI
perintendent of the coin room in the New York
sub Treasury, says that he had seen no coins Of
this kind, and no circular Of the purport des-
cribed. He also says that it would not pay to
make counterfeit containing SO much genuine
metal, and is inclined to doubt the whole story.
1t is known, hewever, that counterfeit $50
gold pieces are in circulation, and efforts have
been made, without success, to trace them to
suspected persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

The Sunday Chronicle Of Washington re-
asserts that the report of the debt of the Dis
trict of Columbia placing it at Sl0,O00,0O0, is
much under the real debt, and estimates it at
$l7,00O,O0O, while at least one third Of the im-
proyement is yet to be made. That paper says
that the taxable property of the District can
not stand the burden Of debt Of S25, 900, 900,
to which it would be increased by completing
the Improvement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, AUGUST S, 1915.

THE CONSERVATIVE STATE CONVENTION
will assemble in Richmond tomorrow. Dele
gates from all this section Of the State are pass
ing through this place on their way to be pres
ent at its session, and there will be full at
tendance from nearly every county. There Is,
up to this time, warm effort on the part OF
the friends of the different candidates to pro-
cure the nomination of their fayorltes-but
every indication is favorable to general aequl'
ence in the support Of whoever may be chosen
We hope there will be short session, and that
it will be an occasion for concerted action, and
not for mere speeches. Let there be union and
harmony; and We trust The proceedings may DC
characterized by decorum and dignity. The
cause demands this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

The new regulations prepared by the board
of supervising Inspectors for the government OF
steam vessels under the provisions of the act OF
Congress approved February rs, 1871, to pro-
vide for the better security Of life on board OF
vessels propelled in whole or in part by steam
are now being vigorously enforced in all parts
of the country. Hitherto there has been Il
culpable degree of Indifference on the part OF
many local officers. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

C.& o. CANAL.-The Cumberland Times
Of yesterday says: The Canal freight qucs'
ton was decided and the boatmeh' strike came
to an end on Saturday. On the day previous
representatives Of all the coal companies save
the Maryland, agreed to pay boatmen the open
ing rates of the scason,viz 81. 50 and 40 pei
ton to Georgetown and Alexandria, respective
". The boatmcn, however, refused to go work
unless the rate would be made general or un
less the boats OF companies refusing to accept
we're lined by the other companies. 10 thu:
proposition the other companies agreed, pro
vided the Mcryland Company, the only one
demurring be given proper notice. The boat
men thereupon notified the agent of the Mary
land Company OF their action, given them un
til l2 o'clock on Saturday to accept. The
Maryland Company refused to accept, up to
that time, and have not loaded any coal since
aud their boats will be lined by other compadie:
from time to time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

The Washington Chronicle says, AN init
mate friend of Vice President Wilson has Just
arrived in the city, having spent few days
with that official. He states that his health is
somewhat improved, but that he has ceased
writing on his historical works altogether for
the present, and has dropped all business mat,
tiers by the advice of his physicians, who under
such circumstances, have some hopes of his full
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

A Monument is to be erected over the re-
mains of COL Ellsworth who was killed IN
Alexandria at the commencement of the late war.
His grave is at Mcchanicsville, Wisconsin,
where the monument will be dedicated on OF
about the lst Of September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

The Washington Star earnestly urges conf
plete reconstruction of the District Of Column
bia government 1t thinks the best plan Tor
governing the capital is by means ola congress
sional commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

THE LIABILITIES. George Van Kouteu
brought suit in the Cass County (Ind Cour,
against the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railroad, to recover $4,000 damages. Van
kouten had entered car of the company S and
refused to deliver up his ticket until the con-
ductor furnished him with seat. The cars
were crowded and no seat was to be obtained,
so the conductor just stopped the train and Tut
Van Kouten off. Nothing daunted, he caught
on the last car and was put off second time,
and his baggage flung off with him. The case
was entered in Cass county, and under change
of venue was taken to Carroll county, and the
plaintiff was awarded $4,000 by the jury as
compensation for the broken contract.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

DENTISTRY IN CHINA = From the Cincinnati
CoumerciaI. DR.. William G. Easll EEK, a
practising dentist Of Shanghai, China, made 4
professional visit with the Drs. Taft, Of this
city. yesterday, en- his way from the ''Land Of
Flowers to the East AMI England. DR.. East
lack has been practising dentistry for the last
fifteen years IN China, but says that. with the
exception oil a lew persons OF rank and dStnc
ton VINO sought his services, the ''Crlesials'
have no understanding nor appreciation for
dentistry.
The native dentists are the mercst Oh arlntans
md practice as lnagicans and .als TIL Y
insert artificial teeth filed out of the teeth Of the
sca-hor.e, which are kept in place by copper
wire wrapplngs or ,=t:nings to the djucent nat
urnl Teeth, and charge about three cents per
9th for taa operation.
Teeth are extracted by u hotus- pocus process
which the dental impus err calls coughing up"
The method of eytrAc ion is this: The dentist
applies to the gum OF the t:oub lesome tooth n
white powder, represented to be the salt ex-
tructed from the sweat OF horse. Or. EaStlacLi
found tn white powder to b. nothing more nor
less than arsenic, which cuuses the gums to
slough h, when the tjoth is easily removed by the
operators fingers
But the Chinese method Of curing toothachc
WAS what ruZZlcd him most, and longest dehed
detection The operations. it should have been
stated, are all performed in Il temple or in the
space in front, under large umbrella the idea
being that rel gious ceremony is in some way
connected with them. Toothacha is caused by II
maggot which gets into the tooth somehow or
other while the patient is asleep or while he is
laughing immediately. 1t must be removed
alive, or the patient will mad. He j., there
fore, placed on seat and his head thr"wn back
The dentist inserts long pair Of fore p:, and
after fumbsing around for y few seconds, pr"
duces between the nippers little wrgging
black maggot--the cause Of the whole trouble.
Dr. Eastlnck witnessed this operation repeatedly,
but it was only after obtaining surreptiti1us pos
| Session OF tug torceps that he discovered the
tr OK. He found that one arm Of the lUrccps only
Was of iron; the other was of bamboo, painted to
resemble the other In the hollow o: the Daln-
boo were found number Of little black mag
gols, probably oblainud from dccaycd vcg"ta-
bles or other des omposing matter. When no.
cessary TO do service, the " orator simply
squeezed the bamboo above, End maggot WAS
elected from the small end of the instrument to
the mouth and tncn adrc.ly taken between the
nippers and held up triumphanty b fore the
gaze of the astonShrd and grateful patient DR.
EasLlack could never satisfy himself on the point
of the patients rcici. The operations he wit
messed were despatched with astonishing r,pidi-
ty, ard the patients hurried away i; that part
Of the performances WAS essential " Inc success
Of the operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05
COM NJ i[I2II AL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, August s. Wheat =
in light receipt, and the market is urcharged
offerings of lGt bushels wi. !n and 4GJ Of roll
with safes of thu ioiiner at 10 for very good
and of the latter vi $50 COR inferior, 1873 and ljo
r fair to good. and 80 AMI L.. + pri ne. Corn
is declining, and prices may h" Iu ted lc off
since yc = r,ay; ollie insS Of 1920 bushels mixed
with sales at 20 and II. Offerings of So bushels
Oats with sales at SIS and 81
PORT OF ALEXAN OKLA, AUGUSTA n
sun RosE....... oO' NOON ShTs.......... | y
Sun SETS ......... I.Ol
ARRIvED.
Schrs John McFee, James river, and Frank
Hodges, Ports mouth, to SInoo. 4 Perry.
Schr Matte n Franklin GEORGETOWN. (, in.
Schr Loui. Maxwell, Boston, 10 J p Agnew.
sAILEL.
Steamer George II Stout, Phila icphia. b. F
\ Reel.
Sears Jesse Hart ID, Boston, and Osprsy. Pc
tr!sburg, by Hampshire and baltimore Coal ca.
Scnr + IL Barnes, New Haven, y American
Coal Co
Schr Louis Maxwell B son. BY J p Agnew.
MEMoRANDA
Schr Belle Halliday. hence. at New York 3D.
Sckr } Williams. hrac", At New York -.
Schr Oakes Amcs. hence, ut New York ID
Schr Agnes Grace cleared At Boston for thi:
port ID
cchr Cornelia, for this pert, sailed from Havre
de Grace ID
Schr 4 w Ravens, from P-oviierci for this
port, arrived ut Nav London ID.
Schr A IL Hurlburt, hence, ut New York ii.
Schr Lizzie Maui, hence, ut Boston l>t.
MARINE ACCIDENT.
Schr \ Whitney, bound out. ran ashore 81
Maryland Point, Potomac r.vcr, ID instant, and
WAS still aground on the afternoon of the 4tn.
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recovery.

With regard to report of the arrest OF Bry-
son Mcclellan, Chief Clerk of the Railway Poss
tai Car Service between WASHINGTON and New
York, for robbing the mails the Washington
Star says the rumor has not been confirmed by
any official information at the Postofice De-
partment, aud it is hoped that it is incorrect.
There are some suspicious circumstances, how
ever, surrounding the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

The Fredericksburg News says:--"Mr.
George Rye, of Shenandoah, county, it is
stated, has become re-converted to Republican
ism, and will stump the state Tor Hughes,
Ramsdell and Fultz"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

1t is announced that Senator Morton has
accented az invitation from Col. Hughes, the
Republican nominee 70: Governor Of Virginia,
to visit that State early in September and take
part in the approaching canvass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

Gases of cholera continue to be reported IL
indianapolis, Carmi, Illinoise, and Columbus
Ohio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

A DREAM. These supernatural revelations
are really becoming impressiveiy common. One
Of the most interesting of recent cases is that of
a lady in Columbus, Ohio, who was awakened
from her sleep by a mysterious voice exclaming,
Your brother William is dead She scream
ed; she swooncd; she refused to be comiorted;
a,d the remainder of the night she passed in
tears What is remarkable is that she rcceiv
ed letter the very next day irom her brother
sta,ing-that he was dead BY no manner OF
means He wrote that he was quite well, and
had just made a profitable contract with the
town authorities York. TriJme
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CANAL COMM ERCE
In go: q - -;
ARRIV AIS.

Boats c Seg.rso,, Lucinda, A Sherman.
Chesapeake and Sh,piey Y B ush, to George
Creek Coal Coz Kate, NJ Snow, d \ Lowe, )
Lloyd. } h Pl.tte. , 5 Howi>on, II Dete!d,
w B Lloyd, II b Cromwell, Golifnch, & "
Wallis AID i { Hamilton, 10 American Coal
Co: + + Davis, Thos Hm>Selt Ed Rizcn D
Robbins and Theo Enbray. to New Central
Coal Co Geo p Dewitt, ? l. Lemon ard NJ 5
Fernsner. to Hampshire and Ia umnre C"el CO;
jus ) WEIGH, } NJ Boyc Carrie ii. III kcscy,
y b CrpllIse and + b King, for Washington.
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DEPARTURES,

Boats A Sherman, Nora " Willie, Eagle,
Stevenson, + + 9 Young, Morning SUM- sam
Henry. Kate, j p Brodrick. Lucinda, Mchs"
Snow Il 3 Crop:cy, f White, Lowe, j
II Plattr, T II Wc-t Sa'uurl Lloyd, Gcors. +
hprlanl
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(lOHM UNICATkD

1t was our privilege some nights since TO hear
the NJ +. Church choir rehearsr some selected
and beautiful music and our qualification cannot
he eypresspd. This choir is ROW rehearsirg for
their moonlight excursion, which we are pleased
TO lesrn takes place a. an early date, and being
popular and young choir I'VE wish them m uch
low and great success. T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

NOTICE. Persons having bodies in the un-
N dersigneds vault will please call OR Mr.
b. Whestcy, and make arrang ,ments for their
removal a. we are anxious to have it rcuairt Il.
aug slim HENDERSON BROS
EZEKIEL'S HAIR RESTORER-Just re-
u ceived another supply at
aug ~ WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
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7 + + i \ ; y . I y y IT . u :
REAL HAIR.
$1,000 worth Of Rtat [Iair
HAIR GOODS

w II OIES a L A n D K L T y l..
Daily additions to stock. Manufactured into
any design required by large corps of hair
workers, who are in full view of all customers.
Hrir wholesaed at prices II; low rs any import
ing house in the Country. No extra charg: for
special coors. Grey Hair al Is per Ct less than
any house in the country. Hair ComhIng, made
into beautiful Switches, Braids, Curis, Pulls,
FrIzzIcs, &c, and il the work is not satisfactory
no charge will be made Goods sold or work
done here kept in order for iv" gear. which Is
All inducemcnt offered BY other house in eA-
i,lahee. Hair Goods mailed to any point IN the
L nlted States, postage paid, from
GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
ic 81 ~ King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

1T is said" that all the Radical LADDERS 10
this State will fall quietly into line, and uot-
wirhstandng what they have said heretofore,
will 90 for the ticket nominated at LyuchLury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

President Grant left Long Branch for visit
TO WASHINGTON last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

Some charitable ladies of Dayton, 10 some
time ago compiled "a Presbyterian cook book
for sale at fair. One would think from the
title that the recipes had been selected with a
view to the peculiar needs of the Presbyterian
organism, but it is stated that nothing in the
contents has yet been found to iujure the most
Methodistic, Baptist, or Episcopal stomach. >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

(,AMP MEETING, FOR LOUDOUN Ok
~ CUIT, con IN .1cng the lih OF hUhU5I'
will be hold il the woods OF james NJ. b' Ah,'
- miles of Middeburg. Come and ten. VII" VIII H. ~.
Large and comfortable boar.ing tens wa,
erected und,r the Infringement o! III" e,GIII.'T -
If any profit realized to 60 u Il! Nn'' ,,;.h.
Charge 81 per day or Soc Il meal Person, 49,.
ing accommodate will pleas" Apply e"'t!
Arrangements may be made for th'I
comfort. b.. &. BRUU ana olNt.s'
Committee.
Or Rev. H. H. KENNEDY, Y.
Preacher in charge, Midd.ehArS' v"
IOudOun comfy il 81 -.o.d ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

THE EMIGRATION from England still contin.
ues very great, and the press is urging upon
the authorities an attempt to divert greater
lumber Of emigrants to the British Colonies.
Ten thousand emigrants left Liverpool for the
United States 10 one week, and two thousand
only for Australia and New Zealand Joseph
Arch, the celebrated agricultural agltator, and
friend of the workingman, is coming to Canada
to xamine that colony as fold for emigra-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

I OTIS FOR SALE.
TWO LOTS on Pitt street, between
and Queen, for sale Apply IT,. g, ,r,Ir.s,
my IS If J. T. sion 10 ""''e -
DELL METAL, BRASS and ENAM MI;
DEDD pKE H nI' KETTLES and FL K.
NACES-Just received further supply -
King street. c,,rnN e,SOS
jy22 j. T. CRElth " =.
DAVIS & NILLEkS FLA'ohiN' ''
IVAN - ''' SOW G.. WM. RAMSAY,
iv23 King and st. Asaph streets
DORCELAIN PRESERVi NJ NJ! n h, nJ
l. and SAUCEPANS, BELL ~ ~
BRASS kkTTLEr .ul! st 'ck ut coxs.
iv.S JAS. r. CARLlN SONS
~urpr ZINC, SHEET ZINC!
y Solder, Babbit Metal, Bar Copper lr'"'
~ ~ Is - JAS. F. CARLIN s. SONS.
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II REEN'S NOTION HOU )