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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-08
LOST, STRAYED. DC.

7 OST, OH Thursday morning, on or Near
81 Ninth street, II small FUR CAPE lined with
brown silk. A suitable reward will be paid for 1t II
returned to Gl9 Eighth street, or TO the sexton Of
81 I'aul'S church. nh s-lt%
, 1873-09-12

Ivan s.la he thought tho assessment unjust and
S; 2 ,- - Of 1ut woull objoot any
nee SSi S.ep ..,ld va. S. ,.es' W. a..e..ea
1ot6r th1n hsf 1f for using har ropery va,
bcrcd.
The Blshop thought that, with suol. woalthy COLI
grognston then, st. Janes' WIS asa eayed much lower
hir. ltanney thought tho Chair must moan Trinity,
ha Ut. 1onn'a had not paid any nsscsam0nt FOR two
rho sss's'mont Of b. 'anues', putdeo, was objeotoa
Tho Rev. O. r. Dorsctt objected to an asso.smont Of
500 for tho Church Of tic Ascenaion, Chicago
thought htgh Iy hes es neetor ~ sompsr9a w
next year would pay sl6o H. she could.
Furtncr discuasion WA bad by tho Roy. r. ii.
Tho Hight 1ov. ths Dahop cnterod into longthy
explanation Of tho matters connected With tho asscas
mane Of the pafiRhea cotnpilncnsod Tho noarl
way In which they did their duty, mud
The Convention gonerally on is oonclatory fceling
Ho also pointed out what 10 thought tho boat way Of
meeting no emerssncy 70 leit thia to The board,
year. yo be had no fear but that collections would
make up. anu then IN anotler yoar tho churches
would al 10 mere fnlly ssAo Of attending to those
manly conadenee tho parishes, Tho neoiora md
the Eestrics, With perfect good faith -and ho had
doubt It would al come right.
The Rev. D. ". Dreasnr offered the following feso-
esoped, That tho whole natter 10 rofarrcd back to
tho Board Of Equalization, for thcm to arrange with
tho several parishes "a they may 10 able and that NO.
the clergy md ty hcro prcsen R1edge ourselves
samc In our several capacities.
4 receae Was then taken.
, 1873-09-12
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

:
soclane OF tue Union catholic Library Association
will bo held this evening in tho Library rooms' at tho
'a,'A ~. "'' 'A o>o 49, Na'A. ~ 4ssote'
.no ueoe'a W ~ aeesssy VI eao army o1
LUG alo Fe9ues'oa 10 noes NJ tho eehtlo-
mona paroE, ut tho Sherman House, Friday ovoning,
Eent, Il, II Ia hoped az 1nnny will be prcseut o.
,,,s,ih,,
f'Ss'
The alarm from Box 1888, at half-past o'clock yes
tordav morning VIVA occasfoned nv \ {re A. No a,a
Clybourn ayonue Tho total loss was about 81 ooO uu.
insnro,
1'lS'leo'
Thu a1arm from Do1 III, at halfpast o'clock last
evening, was caused by tho burning Of tho root of tho
Nv oooneih os'o8e-sAfu' LUBE eioo A'-
susea. -
11cury Tortrsin, boy IL yoars old. atab1,ed boy
about the ago, named Theodore Finatt, In tho
thIrh at tho CORNER nj Went,vnrtt nvanue and F;1b
fcc,, sroot ~ .,a,oo,. ,v",aa,., a,,,,,,s ~.
tro ,sna a.,aS,s 's'oeA "soA'So"S o'e1is' Hos-
'sa,h a., ~as arrested
bv Mr. rhom,a Marshall f,rmor, law ronoror ~ w..
=, 49,. tu'uAcf's ~" tepol.e, .. 'ti'
papst' uaa appee1od aao II Ia very csetahla joas-
"0' o''n ~ '''soi'a sno appearance
An omnibus ran into buggy containing Mss. van
vechen ant, Indy friend, o Wabash avenue, ycster-
uav AFTERNOON. md ,,nao, It bo 1otoa nsro n rov
mi In, ascon, ,ni,nst ~ init .i,aa nt qt th ~
tnal the iriyor Of lilo omnbua vas eemnn1y nco.
gon @ 'au aud % ought 10 be be- roove "'' 'fA'' neSn@
Jamos Mott got extremely drunk, and whom OHlccr
no vonr n. rcasn t ncns @ ,a nt
ena carrsd To- o aaon IN u y sof nna to @
cer's clcek betwer,, lis tea and took mt a,,tn
respecfnbto mouthfni This nenmisjtion Of cheak viii
cnst him 503 fnva Mt fihn DrjdawnI - 4SN~ VS."
WY ..'''' &0o N"'a ~ '.' 11@s"o"'
- some months ainco Ald. Bond introduced into
the Council an ordinance directing The Doar OF Pub
u Works to prcrare to necessary plaa and maps for
the rcnuhrinH Of tho atreos according TO the dec.
Hal-syste1n. These naps and plats aro now almoat
The division Of e streas runuiuu north and aoutl on
the West Side,
y,s,,r,ov srtorno,p n n,,r ~ .troo. M, ,,rso,
1htI ,~: ,,anT h;tnho ~ ~ NV ~ H. aanar ~
NYiio .ni aHto atrasta - hn,ean ~ f;,t0,oI @ ~ d ~ @
n,rox out % nn NT,teor stra,st XVon an 1,i tt
49, oWn thn,n coiIi,1os .,. 1i,tnin, ,1 a., "a
ous ~ ~ saonr war 9a as
~ ,or .ros o IL ra io frhar ~, W.
Ta rncenan mt m c,, r. i ia M Tornga n viii
rouo,vnrp p'A-''AA ps @A VAN ~ LILO e""no'nsS VA"
A vary bonasomo uo,,no nm, ,,ho ,o,,oa =. !, ba
hn1 incn tnnrht IN nnr fhn 1ifroranra hsaoan ~ ir
nni ,vron1 ms trioI cn,ric+d nnI ns.,eI 't6ut X y
month NJ r,owcii rcsierdav ,,nrnra "r
1nnnnv uudcr faiao nrotnn,os sonnm - ~ t;n"e ,
no Iho carl ~ the cIvertSfr" anntt ~ M.o
Iowpnoner nretcnnr thet ,voa h,a op a
yo,nr inan ciaims M NINA M,rh1non bnt 4 ia ho0
liovcd to 10 M aiiaa N'D@"' wy '' 80
Ono Of tho greatest young rascals It has been the
wrers fortune to sec for some ttmo Is John Landgra
only ID yenra DID, EyDr BuC8 he V,n1 he has beon cn-
, 1873-09-12

Ono hundrct-ri1o fami1y tickets, good on all rngl-
lar trana will DO issued at following rates Chicago
70 Washington Heights. $a1 Chicago to Dluo 1aland,
$40. Ton aud 100rle ttckets, unteaa otherw4se apcct
ned, will bo good until used, and by whomaoever pro-
sentcd.
NATL SERVICE.
Tho PostmRatcr-1ouorn has ordered mali eervico
from Btreator to Windsor, H., tho Chicago Pa-
ducah Railroad diatnnoe Of l29 miles, and buck with
tla understanding TINT tho rate Of compensation shall
afegWarda bo determined according to tho Eralo OF
tho service. Mali service from Htroator to Tairbury
on tho Fairbury, Pontiac 4 Northwestern Railroad, hns
been discontinued the service being covered by tlio
nrst-nAued road.
PERSONAL,
.. D. Drew, Ticket Agent, and r. E. Abbott, Freight
road, Ut drand Rapida, Mich, aro In the city.
T. D, DlActs.one, P1nsident Of The Chicago Alton +
st. Luus Railroad has gone to Ionisana No., to look
after the now railroad bridge building at that po!ut
. J. n. Waller, President OF the Ohcago, burlington
Quincy Railroad. las gone to Aurora to attend tho
fair now being hold In tint city.
, 1873-09-12

thoHons B.C Judd novod that ths report mid tc,olu.
tfons rotonmitted With instructions report To-
morrow Qhlp) morning. i"
Th6 motion prevailed. T..
Il, - HOARD or EQUALIZATION. 81 =
Hr. Ohittondon nominated Mcssrt. ". J, I}opnovt
NJ. v 1lotchkiRs, George 7. Lee and IT. D. Till a.
rnotnbcrH Of tho Hoard of Equalization. >
An effort nlRlc 10 dispense with tho ballot Int
II not a,,rccaafl, and consequently lilo election
went ovcr until next day. -
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion Of thu 1ov. r. H. Gregg tho Convention
adjourned Until thla murnnR nt l1nI.p .papt O'clock
, 1873-09-12
RAILROAD NEWS.

Reduction of 1kntcR for Suburban
Communication TlckGta orr tho c., II.
i. d r. IL. Ik.-Personul Paragraphs.
Tho Chicago, Nock Island h Phoi1c Railroad" Conn
pany has mnsially altered It's rates for suburban
mutation tickets, considerably reducing tho rates for
family uckos from what thoy hayo bocn heretofore
From and sfnr thfa lan TIM ratna 3Hl1 tn oa foamH
, 1873-09-12

Among tho many attractions presented At Drowus,"
aro tho elegant suites OF roarus which arc now
ready for occupancy. Partios wishiug will call
on Wentworth b Woolwosth, Madison and CLARK
etreat&,
, 1873-09-12

scost ovanGtnn Droa, No. 2lO West Msaiaoh street,
will remove their enro stock of cAtns crnckcEy. eto
in about Ion days. to No. 139 State areet, previous to
which thoy will offer goo1a a great reductions, rather
than tiDm Dons delay your purchases, or for
got this notice.
, 1873-09-12
PERSONAL.

r. L. Ifnet OF Doatony Ia nj tnd ShefInRn+
The Hon. II. N. Dlekey, OF buffalo, Is at the Bhsr-
man. >
Tho Hon. T. Longstreet. OF Columbus, O.. Ia at tho
Sherman.
Tho Hon. Charles F. Roberts, Of Philadelphia, Ia 1t
Dr. 8. Rankin, Of Pitthburgh, is At tho wcat sdo
Briggs.
Judge ]. W. McOcllsnd, Of Bznz. Is at the West sde
briggs.
Judge Henry L. Bryant, Of Lewiston, Is ut the West
Siao Briggp.
The s9 Hsn F. Cooper. Of stovcns' Point ts at
Adjutantaeneral J. A. Cunningham, Of hIassaehu-
sctts, Is at tho 9hcrman- :.
Col, James H. Finn'gsp, Of Cincinnati, ia in tho
city, and is stopping at "Bfowus."
Collector Judd will leave tho city tomorrow evening
Higgins, wlo 90 10 Clifton Springs, N. y, whcre hrs.
Jnda will rcmain for her health. Mr. Judd will go To-
Washington City, on private business, befose hs ro
turn.
te1y Secretary o tho AEBocintion Of 1!beraiiutloa
street, myfterionsy disappeared three or four iays
ago. An examination Of hia accouns revcnls tho fact
that there is defct Of from $4,000 to s1aooo Ills
creditors hayo taken possession OF hia place Of bus
neHs.
Att meeting Of tho nombora Of tho Third Unitarian
sosisy at .heir church eoEnos gf Monroe and Latin
na,,uiha Mo- wae una amoisly elected pastor of the
Society Mr. Savage is said to 10 voTy roady and el-
Dluene speaker auu Aas oeon nsRa!y fecommeh4ea ny
with considerable difficulty that his services waro
sonor q Lain al and % Monroe streets, - neHt I sunday
morning,
st. Mary,s Church, beginning ut O'Clock II wns tho
union in tho holy bombs Of Mr. Jerry Sullivan Super.
Ida Kahoe daughter Of Can't Kehoe na old and much
respected ctfzel. Lii. Fred Erby waH groomsman,
ana Mias Mary uonghn bridesmaid, besides several
S ac,ng n IT, oa zane @ pleasing GapaGy
h 10 ~ 1G ns1gs nome ena
sna M sran ent T., N an 'he
honcymoon tour, ana with them won't the best w4he.
this s1a ether ss ho ss nssn tho
81 H. mt va ~ ,nc sy yeateray ondsay
onen. onnv n nny
proved that ho hsd, and Mr.. Mum belevcs IT can be
ho how vas using @ Government funda. Mr. Mum ssys
positively that Mr. ". H. Harpor tho Chief Grain 1n-
poctor bad no connection whatever With hts brothcra
1cn1ngs and nothing nltcateB that he had ANY
AD'"'''S' 'A'''
Dishop Simpson IL Interested $40 600 in tho contestcd
duncan Will eaRo ~ Mafshou' hlaohigan.
Anaon Barnum, County Judoo Of ople County.
| died at his residence In Oregon IT,, last Week,
nuoh Mco,1loch fornerlv secr.t,rv ~ ,no rre,s.
u@tx, @ + to return from England dusins tho pFessnt
mouth.
The Democratic gtate Central Coran1tttco oY Penis
drew Nebnper it, chi Gba,rmau. tn nlaca Of ssmei J.
Randall, Killed NY TOO much salary-grab.-Deroft Frea
F'ess' -.
ais san Muson BY was Of aen
ray Mcconnell with whose tragic deAth tLp county ia
! fnmiIiar, "'~~ -o's 1~"'A' s1' ~'"'''' 40
n po,,,,,ho b,s ,,a. ,,.n ,,,o,n.o, o,,o,-
, 1873-09-12
Tho Produce Markets.

NEW YORK.
new dull mddhng upland, aos.c. ''4"
DaHAnBrurFs-Four less active, and lower; re-
celpta $4,000 hrla superfno Western and State, $500
@0.10; common to good extra, $6B99700 =; good to
sasss sss oife s. fsas
I'D NJ. inlvnakoo, 2lScSl lta; new Ne. Gbfcagos
more wossrn 70 for haa q SEPTEMBER
old do In store, Oac new do. 89c. Barley quiet and
4sssa g H.. sn Gs4a f ssy ssy; fss% saa
1sa asa %ssseg va g15n sesS esS s rhs sHss e os
quit: receipts, $4,000 bu; mixod Wes.ern, Aso;
"1:esi Eaas~steady; --ste Western, 229asc.
uops-Quiet and firm.
Rieo steady
TunrEx7mE-Lower ut 43e94shc.
PRoy1sloss-rork dull }, naw .'nesa, s17a7H. peei
and cnt meats unchanged. hdlea steady. Lard
BurTza AND cuEEeE-UMchangcd.
BUFFALO Bopt. .l1.-DnEADsTurrs-81our steady and
quiot. Wheat dull sales. $500 bu, Ut sl.a7 for No.
sales. idoSo bu ii. It 5aTo Sto Tor hsl mixed,
farron4s-''' on oaH&tMSia: Sasafi S%s''le on eeFn
DAIr1aonr, Sept. n.-gnEAns1UFfs-t steady
a%a unchanged wheat-westesn d dull l snd lower
cru, 45c Wits ID. nyo steady Il s559so. '
ols esi eies1 n9s1 S SSSe ses
eSes os @as9 2 1 ia o s
@81c, ooaoo.
oosFEE-strons aud excited faIr ie primo Rio, ala
Wu1anx-steady a. 9s@99e:
ST. LOUIS, sopt. ii..bar4nsrurrs- Flour nsm
and unchanged. Wheat, srsing scarce md wanted
N w9a Ss5 eI'ng a ao T,asr cof d
No. 2, 43o east track round lota n elevator, 43o
naked, 41Ec bid Oats dill and nnaetta1 sio 32d
M Ssssa %xs o paax s a 9p p9ss Il Ss.2 g. Closed s2 m
a.xl46: eheiee, Y;
st os s,ct ut .esoa,o Bacon
Hoos-ouict al sl.2o@4 LEO.
ToLrpo, Sept. H. DREAnsruFrs-F1ou dull
Saiat Whits 'q' Miehisan, eh t sSs s.; amser ssaa
,ge o. ooaoss e sis SSs'%sFS a. ss;
r bor 400 sn sellsr NV Novcmter mixed 47Nc: yellow
oStSsss s. Ess3tsa 3siI,e. s' ssaoe o.weao, 1,xa
@13hc; Kingston. l1@1sG. 5 r., x,o,. 9, mn ~, ,
Il. .eoo bu !; oats. S,do0 ba:
eoan sssoS5sfisst siss sa ess 2 os SA''' S0 '''
,-- CINCINNATI.
bsst Sfpt dct 81 g. cor r @ a
e. ssy It oss aud srsy 'q qaas s ind
UNCHANGED. o.,,.,. ,.,, :. .,o ~ ,u..,,
sbns ssss 's pspa saa 1s %
meats quiet ahon1cra nca az vie; csaf rn, We
, 1873-09-12
East E.ibcrtv livestock Market,

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept. 11.--Cattle-Arrlyals, Gs
casB best, $575{3G.0o; 1nolin,, $5.0o@5.60; COM
2.97E.
.1Iog4-ArrtvnIa cars !. best Philadelphia, a4.9o@
600 Workers, ${.75@4.8O.
shce1-Arrivn1s, 70 cars best, $5.25@5.so; mo-
diuin, $4.60@5. 90 common, ~. 90.
, 1873-09-12

PITTSBURGH. Bnpt. u.-Crude- Market quiet and .
little frmer sales reported quoted at xl.l0{l115.
Refined quiet; demand small sales at 1896.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

w~MAsoNIC FESTIVAL AT FAIRFAX CoUET
RoUsE.-Henry Lodge, No. 81, A., r. y A. M.,
propose holding Fair and Festival, to com
mence on Wednesday, August 18th, for the rur.
pose of raising funds to aid in the erection OF
hall. Wednesday, the 18th of August, Lodge
Procession and Address by Hon. Henry W.
Thomas Thursday, the l4th Grand Tourna-
.neut and Ball; oven 80 Knights; Col: NJ. ID.
ball will deliver the charge to the knights;
Judge James Sangster will make the Coronation
speech An ample Pavilion will be provided;
A good Band engaged. Fair and Festival will
continue until the 18th of August. ~ 3l-eo5t
WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MID
w LAND GREAT SOUTHERN K. r.
(Orange, Alexandria and Manassas, and Lynch
burg and Dunvillc Railroad Companies. consol-
idatcd.) NOTICE.
Alexandria, Va, July 3lst 1873.
Holders of FIRST and Third Mortgage Bonds
of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany, that nlaturcd on 1st May last. are hereby
notified that this Company is now ready to ex-
change their First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Gold Bonds upon the terms indicated in Clrcu-
lars of April Both and May 18th last. The past
due bonds can be delivered to either of the 1rus.
tees under the new mortgage Of the Company,
viz: Decatur H. Miller or Robert Garrett, OF
Baltimore, Md, or John w. Burke OF Alexan-
dria, Va. w. H. MAkBU ny,
jy 3l-eo2w Treasurer
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u.
ANN# Co., - lssass ~
ALEXANDRIA AND FRtDERIcK< ""rc EAnw's
After 1000 p. m. SUNDAY, l. 81
trains will run MS follows: ~
Leave Southwark from Alexandria & Fcst..
icksburg depot at sos n ,n., accommodate
daily, except Sunday l.29 p. m. Southern +
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern J,
press at II. 20 p. m. runs tbro,.. p:troS
without change, connecting with ~. o. I
points South.
Leave n orthward frcaI Aexandria & rre:,.
icksburg depot at $50 u. III. Northern Eypra:,
daily, except Monday; Gil p. NJ. accopnuoG.
North and West. The Northern EE. rT~ss..
leaving at $50 a m. runs through 10 III
timore without change, connecting with ,rA;-
on the Northern Central Hallway for the Nc,.i
and West.
After SUNDAY, May 25th, trains viii rnr
US follows, daily, except Sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington. from s,
Asaph street depot, at 600, 100 500 go lOrT
and II. loo g. m ; 1910 M. and LEO, 200, BOZ
GO, 500, 600, 20 and $50 p. m.
Trains leaving at 500 a. III. and g. o. D. N. run
daily all others daily except Sunday
Leave Washington for Alexandria from ps:.
senCer depot cor. 9Th and streets, At 600
100 500, ?.CO 10 00, and 100 H. m; 200 IL.
and 100, zoo, 3.00 400, 800 600, 100 and So
p. III.
Trains leaving at 9 90 a. NJ. and ! GO D. m. ru.
daily; all others daily except Sunday.
rs" Alexandra. and FrcdcrickS burg R,ilw.,
trains icavc passenger depot, cor. Ctr and Sis
ut 40 Il. NJ. Quantico accom'n. and 100 p. III
Southern Express for Richmond and al po!u.
South EDMUND l.. QUARRY,
Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent. ie 2S-t:
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DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.


On and after SUNDAY, May 25, 1879. two
INGTON and LYNCuBU RG, ellccling double
and NEW ORLEANS AT Gordonsvillc, con.
nccton IS made with the Chcsal cake a!t
Ohio Railroad twice daily, Sunday rxccl..
ed, to Richmond, Staunton and the WEST: +.
Lynch5urg, with Atlantic, Mississippi and Oh'o
Railroad, for the West and Southwc't and :.
Washington, for the \ ort! and Norti west.
Lcave Washington daily III 7.0Oa. n. and 7.@i
p. H., and Alexandria att. 5Ou. NJ. and 80 pm.
arriving ut I.ynchburg at 4.20u. m.and $50 pm,
Leave Lynchburg al $40 am. and 1913 DIN.
arrive 1t Alexandria At g. ~ III. and 40 pm,
and ut Washington ri 40 n. N. and go p. N.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Washington
daily Excepting Sunday with main line train.
at TOO Il. M, and Alexandria nj 800 n. IN.
connect ut StraSburg for Winchester and
ali points on Baltimore and OH" K. H., and Ar
rive at liarrsonburg ut $50 p. M; thence by
Hartman u Cos stage lines u Staunton, Raw
ley Springs, &c, &c.
E!!" East ward leave Harrisonburg at 9.5oa.
M. connect ut Strasburg with trains TO and from
Winchester; arrive at Manassas ut 4.l5 p. m,
connecting with nortnbuund Mull train to Alex
andria, making the 500 p. m train from WASH
ington or Baltimore, Philaielp ha and Ne%
York.
No train Southwark Sunday night and mons
Northward Saturday night.
New York and Lynchburg, and by way OF
Knoxville, Atlanta and Mobil" t" New OrIc"Hs
Through tickets and baggage checked to III
}. NJ. BROADUS,
nv Diff General Ticket Agt.
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NOTICE.

IN Alexandria, Va, July 81. 1873.
All artisans builders, mechanics, lumber
dealers and others who have performed work or
furnished materials for the construction of the
NEW MARKET HOUSE BUILDING are
hereby notified to present to the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund through Their Secretary,
T. S. ASHBY, on or before the 18th day of Au-
gust 1878, an accurate account of al monies now
due them for such work and materials.
w. N. BERKELEY, Mayor.
s. H. JANNEY, Pres. B. of A.
GEO. r. SHINN, Pres q. q.
R. S. ASHBY, Auditor.
w. ID. CORSE, Treasurer
~ 1-aotA15
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NOTICE: Alexandria, Va, July 81, 1878
All artisans, builders mechanics, lumber
dealers and others who have performed work or
furnished materials for the construction Of the
MASONIC BUILDING, on the Market square,
are hereby notified to present to the Building
Committee of Alexandria Washington Lodge,
No. ~, A, F. S A. NJ, through their Chair
man, Geo. T. French, on or before the 18th day
of August, 1873 an accurate account of all mon
les now due them for such work and materials.
GEO. E. FRENCH, Chm,
GEO. r. SHINN,
w. D. STEWART,
JNO A. FIELD,
A. H. SMYTH,
Buld'g. Com. Alex. Wash. Lodge, No %.
jy 81 eot-Al5
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Garibald is again out in culogy of the Paris
Commune and the international Society lie
says:-''If the devil were to found society
for the purpose of putting down soverelgns and
priests | would proudly enroll myself IN It's
ranks" The priests probably believe that Gar
ibaldi has already Joined such society.
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THF GAZETTE
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST s..

MASSACHUSETTS PoLlTcs. Says the New
York Mail: "One of the most curious phases
Of the almost stagnant politics OF the day Is Is
afforded in the contest for the GoVernorshlp OF
Massachusetts. A party that has an os si
men Iuown tRroughout the Union, and that is
in every respect finely organized, is apparently
held at bay by the audacty Of one {, man. Even
most of those who assail General Butler appear
to act as though they were tackug some mons ):
ter of power who might reud them from hub
to limb, and the opposition to his pretensious
is conducted With painful degree of concert,
as though nothing less than movement along
the whole line could succeed against bis orlg'-
nal unpriucpled and daring tactics. Looking
at the game solely as such, and not from po-
litlcal point Of view, 1t seems strange that 50
many able politicians who hate or deSpise But
Ter should thus combine to magnify the public
sense of his Importance, resources aud popu
larity.
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Gen. Leggett, of the Pension Office, refuses
to follow the custom of the other heads OF the
Government departments, and discharge his
lady clerks who get married. The Detroit
Tribune thinks that everybody ought to honor
Gen. Leggett for this, for, it asks, how can
woman be expected to support husband II she
is to be discharged FROM her situation as soon
as she gets him?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05
ATEY ANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
WsDDD IND COAL.

COAL coA1r
We have now on hand and are constantly re,
ceiving at our wharf and storage yards foot OF
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market We name in part:
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
teemed the best in the market
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken,
Ng Als SsV GEO OK is CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL
Having ample space each variety Of Coal Is
kept distinct from that of others, ard Is es-
pecially prepared for family use Yards Eoor-
slate, 224O lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridge & Grigg corner King and
Royal sts or ut the yards Will be promptly filed.
T. j. MEHAFFEY Il CO.,
iy17 Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen st.
COAL COAL! COAL
To arrive and on wharf u full stock Of
Lykens Valley Red Ash Coal.
Lorbe ry Red Ash Coal
Shamokin Coal.
Henry Clay Mine Coal.
Lee Mine White Ash Coal.
Deano Mine White Ash Coal.
Lehigh White Ash Coal.
Locust Mountain Coal.
Chestnut Red Ash Coal.
Chestnut White Ash Coa
West Viry inia Coal
Cumberland Coal.
All of the best quality, and for sale at lowest
market rates-22IO lbs to the ton.
Orders lett at 81 King st eet will be promptly
attended to. w. A. SMOOT,
jy lO-tf Shoots wharf, foot Of Princess st.
uAVING disposed Of my interest IN the
IL Wood and Coal Yard on King street to
John Lestherland, shall continue the Wood
and Coal business at yards on the north and
south corners OF Union and Queen sts.,. where
will always be on hand full supply OF the best
quality RED and WHITE ASH GOALS Of tn"
different sizes; CUMBERLAND COAL by the
cargo, Cur load or retail. ,,
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
The patronage of the citizens is respectfully So
icted All orders left at the office of the Alex
andria Insurance Co., No. Sd KING street, with
Col Marye, or at Clarridge & Grigg's Drug
Store, corner King and Royal streets, will be
promptly attended TO. Weight guaranteed.
~ 3-tf TllOS. j. MEHAFFEl.
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OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
~ Washington, d c.. March -, 1873
On and after IT. ESDAY NEXT, .U--
April lst boats Of this company will
leave Washington and Alexandria at &, 7l5, s,
9, 10 and Hoo u. m. y M, and |, =, 8 4, 5, i
and 100 p. IN. 5. 5. HOW1SON, Prest.
). GEDNEY, Supt NH G,-tf
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FARMlNGTON LINE.
IT, n TIC +

$3.50 y E.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain .smes
Harper, resumed her regular route on SAT-
URDAI, March lst, 1873, leaving Baltimore at
4 o clock p nl.; returning, will leave Pier ),
Alexandria, EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, ut
10 o clock.
Gs~All way freight must be prepaid
For further information apply to
my i3-Sm B. WHEAT, \ gent