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WINES, YdaUORs, TOBACCO, DC.

WINES, E1QUORS, TOBACCU, orc
>-~-~-NI~~-e~~~~
4 ~ = sfAUEToN, Va, March ~, Is1a.i
NOTICE.-This is to certify that we have
IN this day appointed Messrs. GanIsr1AE q
WHITE our sole agents In the city OF Richmond Ter
the sale OF our Riley WHIsKEY, which y ths
Christian. All parties In want Of this superior
whiskey are requested to call on Messrs Christian
q White, who have The sole conirolo this brand Of
our whskey In Richmond. x,,,.,,,x. 80,
apI ss8l2:Et - TO- FOsIEh q w
II GOLDEN has opened in his new store,
~ at 1871 Main street fi1e and se'eGs ss1Gk q
Of all kinds ct wholesale and retail I
CoLLINsS PURE RYE WHlsKEF, four years
JOHN 'eIRsoN's tbonded, RYE WHrsKEY, 1--we
JAMES sfssi F I'M GOLDEN WEDDING, I'VE years
smaii lot of BURNs,s PURERYE, BAss'sALE,
by e. & G.. Hubert: ALSOP'S ALE; GUINNESS
PORTER, by E. & j. Burke; Champagne: New Jer-
sey Cider, by the barrel Lea q PerTtrs, Worcsaa-
tershIre Sauce; Sanger's Genuine Mustard; Pickles
I'M bulk andjar Call and gee me. mn s-lm
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henry BOWLER, deeply gratefulfor the gener-
GUS patronage he receives, tenders bis hsarsfeif
thanks to his numerous customers, and assures them
that his every effort viii be given to permanently
establish the good name Of his ALE, and that the
public shall acknowledge that RICHMOND ALE "
is second to none, - - II. - go. !:
8 HENRY BOWLER Is enlarging his capacity for
production, and hopes after this week to supply his
orders without any delay. NH ls-e0d .
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T7INE CITIZENS SADDLAsS 49,
10 one Nickel Plated Il GAryfs&a and

V lnc Nlckelr lated CA1yis&6 ana
9ssSfn,t.ss. Collars, W hips BIfes Spurs. &:
s aossc- Srusfes, s Cores RctN, gnxys Fcab6t
Traces hkmes; MLier's Hs IS, y. giL Ak ~
oAer 10 cur frfcnas ind she public Gsntlatlt % -
ia Ss essif lprteess u. H DICK EE1QH - H4f3s
THEIRS, saddle ard Harness gnssefAfexS H.
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VERDICT OF TEE 1nny.

s1. LOUIS. April AT the inquest upon
the bodies Of the three persons killed on the
81. Louis and Southeastern road, the jury re-
turned verdict that Conductor n. Ward
ana Engineer John Tanning, Of the construc.
aon train, were grossly and cuipably negli-
gent IN starting ahead Of time and running
al Too great speed. They also censare the
Conductor Of the passenger train and the
o1cers Of the road, &fg
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VOLUME 3d. GRATTAN'S REPORTS;
v Code of Virgins; 1875 Acts OF Assembly, Isz2-
IA; National Bankrupt Reporter volume Anneff-
can Reports, volume Z; Engiish Reportsf volumes y
Sands's Suits In Equity, volume !; Guigon,s Digest
of Virginia Reports |; Tallacs's United States Re
Orders solicited for the above at 1913 Main street.
Bankrupt and other Legal Blanks. 60 =.
I An the NEW works and q large stock Of STAND
ARD Law for sale By 90. ,@..- : sS
!. NH 2I-d&w RANDOLPH % ,EN6LlSHx
sTNKs.-sOUTHWARK COMPANIES
i ENGLISH WRITING INK writes. black and
never fades. sole agent for United States, :ss.i
SCHENCK TAG Co, So Beekman street, N. 7:
NH 18-3m -: 7s1..fas
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MARTINS IMPROVED
uup SONS IMPROVED DOUBLE
III '..zf.-- EkREf) CORN. z rs q. * ~, =

.s<f.- EknED CORN KS 49,. - i =
This CORN, which Mr.. Ed. W. Hudson has been
carefully cuitivatng and improving Tor seyerat
ears nSofrcci last year GA sOfge very ncH bctt0ms
land IN the Oak Ridge estate, In Nelson county.
an, fine Orange, Alexandria mud MnIaaases rs1foees
the ennrinous yield Of one ~ aDsEU sAN ss
SEVENTY BUSHELS PER ACRE1 II was wen.
weight barrels 10 tc acre ana u sae1 - g.ss
es and three quarts 70 the barrel Most Of ne stns
had seven ears moon stalk WIS exnlrsted
fhe I,yuciburg Fair, where the corr teok RseDas1
uul-sd has been seen WITH as1afr1tion ann AssVnf
fshmeut BY hundreds of PERSONS ~ -. 81
Lfidasits 30 the above facts hare Deen ILL., "
Mr.. Wrdson and cons all OF Them hard-worklnS alsd
Initisfrfo,ts frrIuefa essimsble and TeiiADle Men
TheT ara teucYlts ppon mo Oak Ridge estate
- WILLIAM r. MILES oaS hsdSss. I
con at LYnchbusg fair was raised rpou the fsrd Of
w. p. Niles, ard measuTed treaty pdyren to
the acre. and beu bfphess or sAEs, h1n sneassc
measured mx bushels and three gu4fsa OF saeases3
cora. or one hundred and seventy hasa,eis ana 1Ys
gnffone f,eg mere. =. -
Given under our bands this ssthday q November,
ls77. z. n; ngGS0Ss
B Hs 4 zsIns9aS i.rsos.
fhis DIV snGesred fseGoss nae, Alexander FasfsHe
notary public for eaid county, ~ w Hads0n, y. III
HudsdEk and Reuja,nin simpson, and Made eaan g
asss. = $50 KisEKAhDE Foiif n.
Eer ssls y Eth & y. q, a s.Ist, is M
~ Ep Ert&RSWs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned
" ON the 10th day OF January, 1873, formed
limited partnership under the firm name OF We'll
nose of conducting Gravel and Slate Roofing, TIM
hing Plumbing, and Gassatting Business: kespess7
fully solicit. q share Of the public patronage,
aud all work entrusted TO them ;land reasonable
$3.50 '-'As - G.. MANNING, 80. :. /
ssst 81 vi IL 80. Al. BOWMAN. r.
once, 141s Cary street ; shop, 1924 Main i
street. ~ Fts
oatronage i'm the past, can promise them that all
orders entrusted to the new concern VIII te
promptly attended to in the future - - :.
an Sim -. -sI...,rg.s44 j. L. WHITAKER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GoUTHERN SAW And FILEWgRK
trsTABrIsHzD lsss3 'ss
RIGHsfoNDs V1RGINIA. sS
! A.s.MrLLER 4.coE

manufacture SAWS and FILES Of all kinde.
MACHINE BITS, and dealers In SIEAM.EN.
aINES and EAW-AflLLS, SAW.GNMM ERSso o.
yarioua PATTERNS RUBBER and EEAIiaEhAs Ei.f 4.
ING. PLANEK KNIVES, DC. W.; B; 8 sS'
Particular attention 20 repairs OF saws and sHM.
mill mnchinery generally. "a and 1890 Cary ssee1
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q ARDNER =, !. ,,x,,,,,,,,,.,,r, ~
sHooH-AsD-LAppER TRUCE
4 EQUIPMENT !.
General Wads Hsnpso.,n ssys::
ABsoLrrEP1RoTEc;rIoN FROM raI

I Geuesa1 Wade Hsnpton ssYE
Z IS The aARDNEBs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has ny.
hearty nppro7aii Hnd Ercc0mmgn6tt TIA general fufr0
thachCn i'd aafe and edic6esou1 protection a&74Nef
the risk OF Ora. The Sx8At hGne6fs 10 has eoufkssa
In Swing property 5tsstf fnst conscience Tepcee0
Send for deseriptiy circular. z 81
THOMAS u. PRESTON, Genexz3 &Seus
4 fe 47-M.W.&87m 2 LOG Third stree. Rit2smoH6
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Observation-Disclosures & HEG-
DGARTY, contractors Church Hill tunnel, have
this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent
( Parties having claims against the concern WI
present them at once for settlement at NO. 24Et
Broad street. III sg. + ss7tsg szsT E.a.
RICHMOND, April e. 1874 ap E-sth
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~
OILS.
sEWING,sIACHINES,
kNILLCOX s. GIBBS. 4

WILLCUX % GIBBS. 80 ~ Z.
This very superior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES now
offered at tho following liberal club rates ~
Z We Win give as premium q frst-clnss machine
of our own, or any other make In the market Is Dr.
sired, to any perscn.who win sell three Wilcox
form cash. $50; + ~ ~ tx. &
Price lists, circulars, fun instruction. &C., cent
gratis by mail. WILLCOA GIBBS,
Office, Is Ninth street. Richmond, We. &
s. fe 2s.d&w2m ~ r. q ~; 49, a. ~
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NH 1s-1m -. ] - - Eraaedent. Z;
FREDERICKSBURG And Roposfkcl
RAILROAD COMPANY, a0FEICE on f.ss5
GENERAL TICKET AND FREIaAT ACME. sssse
2 49, rs, 'RICH6oNps EehEnasy III 1al1s n
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS r. 81 4
RICHMOND, FREDERlcKsBUR3AN AID ,pOTD-
MAC RAfLRQAp. q 1900 ri ~;
= W Dsrs.n IA lsssss asies
UP NIGHTMAM leaves Byrd.ststes ssasscsi No
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad,strest
stations P. Msiexeept on SuDdsys,l q
DOWN DAY. NAIL arrives at BJrd- treat ssA-
i Down " NIGHT MAIL srriyes ii Byrd ~,
fa nv a ri 81
Bfnad- Street station s;s1 Al. d. except on Buns.
'fsRf:EIGHT TRAINS Rave breed Street esttonou:
MordaysR Wednesdays, and Fridays at dak "A. Ms
connecting at Quantico lwtth Che Alexansris and
Fredericksburg Railway. ReturDng, arrive at Broad.
Street station On Tuesdays, Thussdays, and sstir-
BY order Of General supcrinie ndent q 81
Il. 81 lfTE " 80 ~ s u. B.. GENTRY,
h fals ~ General Freight and Ticket Agent,
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..dTIHOTOGRApHEEss EIsQgK
q s0n haAd q 10. t ~ "a u
N4H 2sMAX
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THRILLING STORIES FROM THE
SURVIVORS.

By mail We have several narratives of
thrilling interest from the rescued passengers
and crew.
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IN pr efjRefs Nf1os
we're Asiees. % tllts Time The ship struck Hprei
psevented rom cnmiBg on deck by tie SEAS
Maalsang over tue ship aifd filliDg her. some
oisfhe f,assefge not Id The ilfe-boats the
.aaVil.taits peifig gtt aWny 10 allow the b0nts
10 !. loas cieari OF Tie dayifs. Ia the expsGta-
non sofs gethng clear OF the vessel by. TINT.
. a,sanss DUE Q sea sproke ON boHrd and Hashed
TUG Greater rtien OF the pnssepgefs who
we're 10 the boats ont he Boats were STOVE,
ana thosa who yenfured in tiiera persisted.
Inc ehird officer, Dir. Brady and two quar-;
.efmastefs EVAN ashore with a small line,
which enabled sa great nln6erof the pas.
sengers and crew 10 geton shore. i n
a great many OF the people were drowned
while coming from the vessel blythe ropeIt
the rock. The cold was so Intense that some
OF them, being benumbed, were unable ito
hold on to the rope and they let 90. and we,
were unable to render them any assistance,
The rock that we were on was covered with
seaweed, which made it very dangerous ito
stand upon, and its edges were round. 8
ALTON the rock being soaking wet and cold
were unable to render any assistance to those
VINO We're IN the greatest Of peril. A num-
Der OF them were washed off the wreck and
drowned, and q number who were tryingfto.
SET from the rock TO- the island by lire were
also washed from Il and drowned. We
could perceive people falling from the ships
side and rigging Three boats which were
carried across the island rendered assistance
In conveying the passengers and crew from,
the vessel and roek to Che shore. Several
persons who became completely exhausted
laid down on the rock and died. Some of I,
<..5 4 TEE PASSENGERS BECAME MANAGES, s, g
foamed at the, mouth, and tottered about
like children. We were kindly received
and treated by the people on shore. Dir.
Ryan, magistrate, and Mr., James .Coyeley,.
fisherman, rendered us every assistance.
The chief officer, MIR. Firth, who it is sup
posed was drowned, was seen 2clingiDg to
the rigging, but no assistance could be
given him. At IL O'Clock, the same
morning the ship was breaking, up and the
cargo washing ashore. Corpses were also
washed within reach. We started at p
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for Halifax, and.
arrived in town at ii o'clock r. M,
where we were well cared for. The fifth
engineer, Thomas Grant Urquehart, belong
ing to Dumfries, Scotland, is among the
drowned. Incidents of the most heart
rending character occurred. The little
fellow, r Ill. s,,s,ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24
DIED.

On Sunday, November 2id, BENJAMIN h.
LAMBERT, in the seventy second year OF his
age MaS-Thn friends of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend his funeral. from his late
residence No. 81 Duke street, tomorrow Tues
day. afternoon, at 2! O'Clock. Il Baltimore and
Richmond papers please copy.
On Saturday, Nov. 22d, JOHN HOWELL,
in the 59th year Of his age. ~ The friends OF
tie family are invited to attend his funeral, from
the NJ. E. Church South, on Tuesday, tto-mor-
row morning, ut 10 oclock.-L Baltimore and
Richmond papers please copy.
AT Eaglos NJ est the residence Of her d aughter
in King George county, Va. on Wednesday,
November 18th, instant, Mrs. ANN d. lR-
WIN, widow of the late James Irwin, esq, OF
Alexandria, in the 9th year OF her age.
On Sunday last at Cedar Grove, Fauqnier CO.,
esq. Miss HELEN kEMPER. in the o5th ycar
of her age. During the greater portion of her
life she WIS member of the Presbyterian
Church of Warrenton, and illustrated her Christ.
ian profession by piety that was as profound as
it was unobtrusiye.
On Monday night, the 10Th Of this month, at
his residence three miles north of HilsborO, in
Loudoun county, EDWARD HARDING, in
the eighty sixth year of his age. He was an af-
fectionate husband, a kind father and good, OBJ
lieing neighbor He left On aged widow and Il
number Of children to mourn their loss; but
they sorrow not rs those without hope, he hay
ing given evidence of preparation for his
change.
At his fathers residence, at Harmony Grove
Prince William county, Of dptherin, on the 3Oth
of October, JAM Els BUCHANAN COLV1N,
in the 9th year of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24

The trial of VIM. NJ. Tweed, in New York,
is ended, and sentence passed upon him. His
CONSUL could not induce any Judge to grant a
stay of proceedings, aud on Saturday he was
sentenced by Judge Davis to twelve years i'm
prisonment in the city Jail. The offence of
which he was convicted being only a INSIDE
meaucr, Mr.. Tweed escaped the peuitentiary.
In his remarks previous to passing sentence the
Judge said Through the whole Of this trial
you remained, up to the very moment of your
conviction, as calm and serene as though you
relied upon your innocence, when it was over
whelmiugly apparent to all that your serenity
was only that audacity, that confidence 10 omui-
potcnce of corruption, rather than reliance
upon YOUR innocence
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List OF GIFTS
TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,

amounting 81 SEQ 90
The distribution will be positive whether al.
the tickets ere sold or not, and the ~ 600 gift: MI
paid in proportion to the tickets sold-al un-o.t
tickets being destroyed Ms at the First and Sec.
ond Concerts and not represented in the drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $1,000; Halves $500; Tennis
or each coupon $500; Eleven Whole Tickets
for $500 70; 22t Ticket S 10000; ll3 Whole
Tickets for 5000 90; 227 Whole Ticket. ior
$40, 100000 No discount on less than SjGGl
worth OF Tickets at a time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift Con.
cert rs well rs the satisfaction given by the First
and Second makes it only necessary to annourcr
the Fourth u insure the prompt sale Of every
ticket The Fourth Gift Concert will be COZ.
Quoted in all its details like the Third, and IT,,
particulars may be learned from circulars which
will be sent free from this oticc 10 all who apply
for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and All orders ac-
companied by the money promptly Tiled. Ll5r-
raj terms given to those who ouy TO sell again.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Publ. Libr Ky. and Manager Gift Con-
cert, Public Library Building, Louisville
Kentucky. aug 27-42aw&wtwtDl
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1873.
Cuban Affairs.

The Spanish Minister, Admiral Polo, has re-
ceived telegram from his government and
communicated a copy Of the same to Secretary
Fish, stating that the Spanish Government
contradicts the report Of any hostile manifesto
tons against the American Minister, and says
that Genera! Sickes is treated with coDsldera.
ton and respect; that some lntemperance OF
language of the monarchlcal press was prompt
~ siienced by the threat of immediate punish
ment.
Admiral Polo also informed Mr.. Fish that
the Spanish Minister of the Colonies, now 10
Havana has Informed him that embargoed
property Of American citizens will be released
as soon as possible. and that the estates 10
question will be restored to their legitimate
owners without further delay.
MADRID, Nov. 23-evening. The reports
that violence had been offered by the Madrid
populace TO General Sickles, the American
Minister are pronounced false.
President CASTELAR, had long conference to-
day with Mr.. Layard, the British Minister.
The result of the interview IS favorable to
the continuance Of good relations. The Idea
OF submitting the case of the Nirginius to ar
bitration is much talked Of Should this course
be agreed to, the German Emperor isiudlcuted
a. the probable arbitrator.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The Times to-day says
that demand for the surrender OF the vreln-
Jus could not with justice be maintained, but
the other demands, reported to have beeu made
on Spain by the United States are such as Eng
land might join in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24

Mr.. ReVerdy Johnson in letter to the Bal
timore American gives his views concerning the
capture of the i'irgiuus The American says ::
Mr.. johnson makes out very strong case
against Spain, or rather against the Spanish
officials who run down the Virgiuius, and exc
cuted her crew and passengers but ne does not
thiuk that the war feeling ought to be unduly
excited. He believes the issue too important
aud too serious to be settled by town meet
ings." The President and his counsellorS must
deal with the crisis aud the excitement which
now prevails in the country will not assist them
10 coming to just conclusion. He desigDates
the men now at the head of the Spanish Gov
ernment as great and good" Mr.. johnson
says that an American vessel regularly docu
lncnted aud carrying the national flag, cannot
be searched on the high seas, no matter what
suspicious there may be as to the nature of her
voyage. 1.-THE Firginius was carrying aid to
the Cuban insurgents, as long as she remained
on the high seas, she was committing no wrong
against Spain. She might have repcnted of
her purpose at any moment, and have sailed off
in some other direction. Her offence was
against the neutrality laws of the u. s., but she
had violated no law of Spain. fla U. S. yes
sci had come up with the Tornado during the
chase, or even after the capture, it would have
been the duty Of the officer to have prevented
the capture of the Virginius or to have recap
tured the Virginius if necessary. Mr., johnson
relies upon an appeal to the craftsmanship of
the Republican rulers of Spain, who, he thinks,
will make ample reparation for the insult to
our flag"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24

The annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South in Virginia commences
its session in Norfolk city on next Wedpes-
day, the Goth instant. The Introductory SER
mon will be preached by the Rev. John E.
Edwards D. D. Delegates to the next general
conference, lay and clerical, will be elected. A
number Of visitors from abroad are expected to
be in attendance, among whom the Rev. DR..
Munsey is named.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24

REMARKs.-The market for Wheat is without
material change since our astreport; prime and
choice samples are in active request, Will, nfe-
rior grades are hard to move; offerings of 1922
bushels white and red, with sales of the former
at lbs and l65 for good to prime and of the lat
ter at $50, l55 and l65 far medium to prime; no
strictly choice samples offered. Corn is in mod
crate receipt, and prices are off lc; offerings of
lll6 bushels, with sales of mixed at 60 and 81 for
new, and 20 for old, and yellow at 81 for new.
Rye is quiet; sales at 80. Oats steady vfer
ings Of go bushels, with sales at As and 45.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24
DEATH-BED OF "STON ALL
IarKS0N

nEATH-BED OF "STONE VAIL"
~ JACKS ON.
This is the title of fine engraving of the
Death Red of "Stonewalp jackson, AXIS inches
in SIZE and printed on heavy plate paper. Otfi-
GERS of the Confederate army are grouped sor-
rowfully around the couch of this great and
good man, this Christian soldier, whose life
Blood has been given for his country. In the
distance is the encsmping army, the weary sent
incl on his beat, SC. 1t is q picture that will
touch every Southern heart, and should have a
place in every Southern home. Sent by mail,
mounted on roller, securely wrapped, and post
paid. for 70 cts, or three for 80 cents Address
w. NJ BURROW,
200 Main street, Bristol, Tenn.
@- Agents wanted for this and q variety Of
other fine engravings. From So to $40 day can
easily be made. nov 19-4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24

&sss- Masonic NOTICE The members Of An
drew jackson Lodge, No. 120. A., F. i A. NJ,
are hereby notified to meet ut their Lodge room
tomorrow Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock, for
the purpose of attending the burial of our de-
ceased brother JOHN HOWELL The mem Der.
of Alexandria Washington Lodge, No q, and
all Masors in the city in good standing are fra
ternally invited to join US. BY order ofthe w. III.
It w. NJ. REARDoN Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24
How to Remove Stains and Spots From
Marble. Furniture. etc.

The only stain which Sapoio will not remove
Is stain upon the character But from
marble mantels, tables, china, table ware, car
pets, furniture Of every description, or any ar
ticle of household ornament or use. the deepest
dyed stain can be instantly washed out forever
by the use OF SapoIio. 1t is as cheap as ord-
nary bar soap, and will always do exactly what
is claimed Tor it, if the simple directions are fol-
lowed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24
1t j. CALVIN SMITH, Secretary

E@~A CARD have to ask your indulgence
to correct statement made in the columns OF
the Gazette of the 22d instant, in which | ain
made to say that was glad that the Republicans
were defeated &c Such is not the case. What
did say WAS this That from 5000 to 10000
colored men, in different portions of the State,
had voted for Mr.. kemper in preference to Mr..
K. w. Hughes on account Of the utterances OF
the latter upon the stump, in stating that he was
opposed to the Civil Rights Bill believing it TO
be not of Republican origin. Such words, COM
ing from one claiming to be the standard bearer
OF Republicanism in the State, was direc! in
suit to every colored man, and ended, as it
should have done, in his ignomnous defeat, and
l was glad hat he was defeated That when the
colored vote WAS divided between the two great
parties in the State that they would receive more
rights than they now do and larger share in
the bestowment of Offices But al this time 1t
was our bounden duty to support the party that
helped Us the most.
-1.am esteemed sir,
Your obedient serv,t.,
It w. f. POWELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24

Leonard Scott Il Go. have republished the
October number of the London Quarterly Re-
view. Contents: The English Pulpit; Votairc;
School Boards and Primary Educaton Hol-
land House; English Dictionaries; Land Of Mo-
alb; Herbert Spencer; Programme of the Radi-
Gals.
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.gLCTiT.N'EEks.

TRANClS A. KERRY,
AUCTIONEER,
REA L ESTATE BROKER,
AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT
NO. 81 K | n 6 STREET.
(Burkes Building,)
Alexandra, Virginia
Buy and SELL let and lease houses in Ae4MI-
dria and farms in the country.
Particular attention given to the selling 81.
household furniture al auction ut the rcSidcnc@
of families declining housekeeping. lfcb2l-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-24
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ARRIVALS
Boat Minnie s. Cora, limestone to Z Francis !;
K Emmitt and NJ McNally, to Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal CO.. 7 Boyer, to George
Creek Coul Co; Sheridan, to W A Smoot
VIM Morehead, Jacob Snvely and q ) Confer,
ander and NJ a Adams, to Blaen Avon Coal Co;
6 L Boothe, VIM Smith, Ed Bayer and Hen
ry, to American Coal Go.
DEPARTURES.
Boats j Scriviner Sherman, A Main, I
L Belts and Minnie s. Cora