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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-31
E.E{.iE siEsz...I!:.S.

Rev Father Gcihri, the esteemed ass istant
pastor Of St. Mar>'> tCatho!ic) Church, has
been absent in hichnonlt1r week past CIV
in- Il spiritual retreat. Ia: the request OF blSh-
op GinII"n*) 10 the Italian residents OF that
city Father G. Is an L,aan and is said TO he
an ~xc.il.nt and iorcib;c !reacher III his native
tongue.
ADJ. the jail d : that Yves FED b. Marley
ana manifested such an attachment tn HIM,
goes into me cell occupied BY the dead man
every morning anI cvcGIng during the turn
ks roui3, and expresses the liv4:!cst emo-
tIon III his ab.c.c:.
Among those wi.o have received the amount
award then, b. The Southern Claims Commls-
sion are ). Putnam. Alfred R!kcr, William
Ilcavcand, Col. D. /. Dulaay and the willow
Stud<; all OF whom reside iu this vicinity
\ considerable ccnmoton vas created 1T the
corner Of King and st. A>aph streets this
mor'.ing, ty the smashing nf the glass In one
Of the large doors of III: Store Of ,Ir. Ramsay,
by the vil-nc: Of the w,n!.
Elder lurrin@ton, hap:izel lhrae persons
Yesterday. i, the II .ual b.ptizi:v pl:c,, near
Battery Rod gers. On" w:s III elderly lady
FROM fai,;;x county.
The arrivals Of f>h are still iufrequcnt.
White perch are 81 II: i'll the market 1T AZ cts.
lcr bunch--hc;rin.s 80 cts. Rock fish are
scarce AID high.
Mr. Rush. formerly # Cu'pcpcr, an expert
cnccd and couup"tcnt hotel man, has been APP
pointed superintendent Of the eating depart
licnt Of the City Hotel III this place.
The pavement, in front Of the station house
It ;he market building was flashed to-day.
Whcn thai ii rrnt Of the sun Engine house is
finished, ii will c,mplate the market pavement.
The Steamer Columbia duo here last evening,
did not rcacn her w:ar until this morning The
high wind II Saturday forced the boat To make
"a road. toad at An'!apoli~; hence ;hc delay.
Gas consumers will bear in mind that to-
morrow will be the last day on Which their bills
cal. hc settled II! 50 per tEouSaud,a afterwards
IN addition Of 10 per cent will be added.
There has as ye. been no explanation of the
light seen ii the acurc:is Oh the opposite side
# he r!v-r ahout hai!-> past ten . clock last
night
We are indebted 10 Mr. J.. b. HootF, Of this
place. purscr on ouc ni the Pacific ,;lai Compa-
uy's >:calurr>. for copies oi' the North China
Nc.YS and japan Gazette.
Attention is ,..iic t, the clrti If DR.. Chacc.
Physician and Surgeon, whose cllicc is at No.
IS Prize. street lie makes Il 81 ccia,ty OF
dis asses .! the eye and ear.
The remains Of the late Mr. Thomas Walk
cr. who died in Washington yesterday were
Scut 10 the home o! the deceased Vienna, by
til" ". & .. K. Il. to-,:ay.
Some If the members o! the City Council, the
Superintendent Of Police and the City Survey
or, Inspected the Sr,~l,cnI"l improvements on
nqrth PIT >;T"ct this afternoon.
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s:.r .SiitI t1t,,iE.

New Yo2K. March 3l--Stvcs dull. Gold
very steady At liz! Money firm 1t l-s;2 70 Ito
pcr cent. Flour quiet aud steal y. v neat
steady. Cora steady ani quiet.
BALTIMORE, Murch 3l.-Coiton quiet; tut
firm: low midiings lS!al>;. -Four dun aud
unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn steady ana
in good demand light receipts white S7!lih
crn G4aGj yellow Sou hem to;"- iaiX"u
Western GOa6D!. Oats quiet; o1ut;l@rh IA ;
westerns mixcd 4ja+1 do. Whit 4>32'' h!e
steady at Soa!u LAY unchanged. f,Vis;chS
strong, buoyaut and unsettled ana hiS"cr: d.
Sizes. consolidated 90: West Vas. IT I'D :
day
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rIgILDEs = ca E: e = - <. = 1.
$1,000 ORDER!

The second il.sta,rncnt OF CIiiLD&H : :,
CARRIAGES has been received, "A!:h ior
beauty, strength and cheapncss, ca:no. b"
equallcd. Prices on these goods are cJHzi':er-
ably lower than those % NEG .lborir.t vi:G--
Washington. Every Carriage warran.e i - bear
100 pounds weight.
Ny SlO Carriage-clcptic spc0g, iron "&ics, 4
wheels-is in reality pcrlcc. gem
Carriages nicely packed and sent t" ;'ny par:
Of the country. ,..
r,h - Alexandria Va
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Drowned.

BETHLEHEM. pa, March 3l.-On Saturday
evening Mr. Stuart, SON of th<: General car
Inspector OF tn" Lcii@h and Su.quctranna rail:
road, and young .ad;, while cros>itg small
wiz, bridge over lIokcEduuqua creek. ab"vc
Cata>$lqua were blown over INTO the creek
and drowned. The lady had Just arrived at
the station to vista family near l.anbach : sta
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s.f.est.1 'zfs,:s

New YORK. March l.-A special dispatch
i.nl. Key West says that The Cuban Patriots
la;ry captured !icansv;l', an iluporaut poiut
Oh the casters. coast Ia consequence Of orders
troin President CrSpclc<. III Cuba, changes;
are mad; i'll the personnel 0! the Representa-.
lives Of that r public in Thu: country \ con
ilen:ia! agency is established in place of tie
existing Offices. and MayorEa accordingly re-
signs tn. Il ncr;t! Agency held by him.
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Is Gather S..eperi.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, March 81, i a. NJ.
IrojaLihiicS For the rest Of Monday the area
Of lowest barometer move eastward over New
York with Increasing ca-,c,Iy winds AID raih
in New England and the ST. Lawrence Valley.
Increasing we,tcr winds with clearing wealth
or prevail on the Lover Lakes By Monday
cvcring, aud from Southern New + gand
southwark over the Middle Atlantic States.
Clear weather with rising temperature continue
in the Southern States and Ohio Valley. Fail
inr barometer aud cloudy weather eyterd over
Minnesota and Lake Superior during the day,
i;nwrd b. clear, cold weather during the
night. Cau,ionary signals continue II New
York, New Haven. New London, Wood 5
Hole, boston and Portland, Nc.
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{ fleets Oit;.e Storm.

New York, March 3l.-Ihc high winds
Of SATURDAY night, aud Yesterday caused CON
siderable or the Coast Points of Long Island
be >,louergei; u, Hunters point large quanli-
ties q: lumber ti,acd off by the oTcriowlns OF
the w!iarvc< A passenger tram OH the Long
Island Raroai narrowly c>ca:.ed ti'ati"g out
~ hri1,rn
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HIae lsaaa Of interest.

RIcIIMoND, March 3l.-'l'hc Senate aud
House Of Delegates have both agreed 20 the
report Of the committee Of conference" upon
tn: Interest question, fixing the rate at six per
cent, but allowing eight per cent. to be
charged by special contract, the penalty for
charging more being the Forfeiture Of the ex-
CESS Of interest above the lega rate.
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UfEis.

In this city, about twelve o'clock ms: night;
J. LUTHER LOVELACE, aged ~ years "nd
IA days. ~ The friends and "cquslntanc'ci, Of
the family are respectfully invited % attend his
funeral, which will take place from Grace Church,
on Wednesday afternoon next, at " clock
Near Amissville, Va, on the 10Th Of january,
1878 RANDALL STALLAkD, III the 81
year of his age.
At Thornton's station, F.,irfax county. Va,
on Saturday, March I'd, 1873, Mrs. CAMP,
BELL, wife OF james Campbci esq, and
daughter Of George P. kidwcll. of Fairfax CO"
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Postal Scr7ico.
OF! I bTlUTt

NEW YORK. March Silt is rcportci from
Washington that Postmaster Genera trcs"ril
is 10 start in day or two on southern tour,
ACCOMMODATING Senator'S Howe ard Cameron
His principle clicct will lie 10 inspect tie pos
tai service. The postal car difficulty, he now
considers settled until the next Congress.
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's'5,o 'H'r;supSI Unions.

NAw York, March 3l.--At meeting OF III
tcrna!ouaiS last night committee was appoint
cl 10 call convention Of delegates Of the
trades unions 10 be held in Il fortnight, TO per
fec: measures for the enforcement OF the eight
ECur law.
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ssy Green 81 Wise.

RcA Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
d SSIGNEE'S SALE OF \ TWO-STURf
a BRICK DWELLING AND LOT OF
i.itOUND-i'y ordcr ot the District Court OF
tc United States .ur the Eastern District OF Nir
giuin in the case oil II. EtIriIgc u Co., bank
ru}t. tlc uaIcrsis nrd VIII expose for sale, by
hubble ,,ll. ton. in irout Of the Ma.sion House,
IN IL" city Of Alexandria, Va, on SATU kDAl,
he i2tn OF April, 1873, at II o'clock m, sss11
BRICK TEN + NJ + y I and LOT OF IL
thUU y y, on the west side Of Water street be-
t..rn.i GlbDon and Franklin, in said city 81 Al.
c.an,ir,, r. ,atng on Water strcr: - feet, and
running back 2} feet inches, being the proper
II con, -yed 70 VI. h.d.idge and /. a. Reed 3y
u ~. y. ,dnald and others.
Terms OF sale: Unc-;hlrd Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and tho residue in
tA.oc nstalmcn!s OF three nine and twelve
moalhs; tie notes Of the purchaser 10 be taken
Iar tlc deferred payments, with ln,crc>: from
:h..,aT al .r.r, and the title - be rc.ala i uut
al ,nr purchase money be paid.
lnn ..U-&s H. >. WATTLES, Assignee.
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Hcnfi. of 81 Minister.

FREDERICK, Nh, March 81. -Rcv. DIR;
Zachalils, pastor pi' the Frederick L formed
Church for thirty-cigha years, died this morn
ing, aged Is years His funeral will take place
" ruurS lay afternoon.
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Spain.

New YORK, March 3l.-Lettcr5 from Mad
rid represent Spain as in Il very turbulent
condition aud the prevalent belief is gaining
ground that the army will yet re-cstabil>h Il
monarchy, but it Is doubtful whether Don
Curlus or Alfonso will be put on The tln0nr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-31

SPECIAL CONSTABLE APPOINTED. = Mayor
Berkeley has appointed Pcyton Bartlett special
constable for Fish Town. \ special clhccr i
always appointed for the fish wharf during the
season now beginning
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mo STATE TAN-PAl ERS.

Notice is h rcby given tha. unless the taxes
dc for the year ISL are paid before th,' iirs:
day Of April next will be COMPELLED to ci'o; ,
with costs. TIL s, law viii indulge me no longer,
and cocs.-l;ter,y can gran: no iur:h"7 time
laa~Co p ms vii! BE- received il paymen: OF
taxrs-tax on same deducted.
NH ia D. NJ SrEI ART, City >cTs !.
STUTlCE-All persons indebted TO the estate
~ Of the late J i rs Nca En- are hcFe'y
uu.iG.l /, make paya.cn: Immediately; and
those having claims vii! present them !"iy Hu-
tnenticated to the Subscriber, corner "i queen
and ROYAL streets, .Al:AsndriA ,
mn lin EDWARD MrEiEN, TX :
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.RETTYEsT SIZES.
Esy r. a. kerDy.

TAuclinneer and Real Estate Agent
WILL ESOLD TPUBLlC AUCTION,
W OF SATURDAY, the 18th day. of March;
ls:& At T. m, IN trent OF the Rrem,SeS, -
DWELLINGS in Alexandria, Va. 1t is .l5ISa.
situated on Fairfax street. between DuEc and
To,te streets: is double house, built in the
best manner, with all modern Improvements
contains ~ rooms, in good order; Las brick
stable. carriage and wood house 1T the foot OF
Inc lot Parties wishing to buy are requested
t, csli on Mr. F. A. kerby, 81 King 81, A!o1-
andra, Va, who will show the premises.
Terms made known at sale.
NH ig-eots Il. EN- LlSH.
m.s-The above sale is postponed until SAT-
CEDAI, April s. NH .G.tt:
ssy r. A. Aerby. AactiOnecr.
TE7kUSTEES' SALE-By virtue of deed Of
a truS. tron Rose Ea:carl. dated November
IL, 1870, and recorded in llber -, No. !, folio
rs. Ole OF the land records of Alexandria Cor
.pora.ton Court, the undersigned, II trustee.
therein namcd, viii, on SATU EDAI, April
10Th, lS.H Il. anlvc o clock NJ, in front OF the
CITY Hotel. in Alexandria, Va, offer for sale,
hy public auction, that BRICK HOUSE t;asAA
and LOT OF GROU ND, on the north side Tax.
o! Prince street, between Union and Water SIS
now o cupc,t by the grantor liz the said deed.
This lot j. Is feet west of Union street has 4
front o. ~ .cct on Printc stree, and extends
tack Sc feet
Terms OF Sale: Ona-tenth Of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue in three rqua!
payments 1T six, twelve and eighteen months,
With intercs. from day OF sale. The deferred
Payments 10 be secured BY the purchaser 5
beads, with good surtty, and II deed OF trust
upon the property SOLD. Cost Oh conVcya@ciiS
- ''S '''''s Z GU FIj H. II. RoB1NsoN,)
JNO B. SMOOT Trustees
m, Dot THOMAS PERRY,
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WALLS OPERA HoUsE-Thc Eng'i,h Opera
Company closed its engagement at Walls, en-
Saturday night; with Lncia di Lammcrmoor.
The house will be closed until Thursday next.
when Marclzck's Italian Opera Company, from
the Academy of Music, New York, commences
au engagement Of two nights and one nl1tincc.
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Beat to, Death.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-At Il late hour
last night !. man was beaten to death at Sth and
Race streets. Several! parties are under ar
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The city Assessors complain Of the delay in
the reception of the blanks left by them at the
residences of the tax payers
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Nor \ NrRDERER.- Since the late murder
in Washington everybody has been on the
lockout Tor the murderer So yesterday, when
coorcd boy, whom Mr.. Mount had hired to
ride a horse to the residence OF Mr. Philips, 10
l.on'ioun county, with the promise Of bonus
should he sell the animal on the way, rode up
III" street and out the turnpike, asking every
human being he met if they didn't want to buy,
horse, the suspicion of his guilt amounted
to a!moSt certainty, and short time after he
had passed Cats, McSsrS. Cats and Addlson
mounted their horses and giving pursuit soon
'a0ght up with him; but SO far from his pos
>c>>ug the courage Of murderer be was
scared to that degree when they presented pls-
tots at him that he fell off the horse besccch-
ing them not to shoot.
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A HOMESTEAD SECURED At LAST!
NH TIN

LINDEN KENT. :. t. : .A.'i.'
WENT :; NEALE,
IL ATTORNEYS,
AND UOUNSELLORo At Law.
Practice in the Courts of tho c;.y Of As"y"t'-
dria the aiioim!ng counties, nd ii the Distt"s;
Of Columbus.
Gensrai CLAIM and PENSION AGENTS.
Office M. rs: Prince S:roe., .,!"Ea1 t.:', y.
oct 27-tt
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DEATH OF A PRINTER J. Luther
l"veace printer weIl-kaown in this city and
Washington, died at his home here last night,
aged about thirty years. He had been 10 i'll
health for some time, and for about month
past had been confined to his bed. His disease
VAS Chn>llmption,
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IMPORTATION OF SALT The Norway bar
'lus lhana arrived up yesterday from Liverpool
with salt for Hooe 4 Johnston. The barque
A>trea, irou Liverpool, with salt to W. \:
Smoot, is reported off Nanjamoy Creek, aud
The barquc Chapman, Liverpool, with salt to
llooc \ Johnston, is in Hampton Roads. The
Import trade in salt is frcshened by the needs
OF the fish packers for the coming season. The
lhana yet remains in the stream, and will
probably not begin to discharge her cargo un,
Ill Tomorrow morning.
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mn RRIED.

In this city, on Wednesday, the 2ith instant.
Mr.. REDMAN SELECMAN 10 Mrs. MARY
L. WILLCOXEN, all of Fairfax county.
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The AqUEDUCT The Georgetown Courier,
is still quite bclligcrcnt on the subject Of the
Auucduct 1t assures Us most positively that
the Aqueduct must and shall be removed from
its present location, and that, too, within a
very few years. Mark our prediction !. Very
we'll we ''mark it''-but only to say that the
Auucduct will not be removed
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DAIRY1SG IN VIRGlNIA.-Undcr this head
iny we find in the report of the Agricultural
Department. Washington, a statement OF the
operation OF the dliries IN Loudoun county
Mr.. Taylor reports the net proceeds OF COWS,
over current expenses al s"oi.lo; average VI
sl>. l1 Der cuw He manufactured IS, CPS
roundS Of cheese. Mr. T. Il. Smiths dairy OF
ten COWS, ncttcd 1918 81 from cheese; amount
ol butter made go pounds bringing SO cents
per pound, s2S:,, value of 10 calves $6l.45.
Aycrag. net re,uru per COW, 5000 There is
no estimate mad for the mix that went to the
rcp,rts an average per COW of s:loo3 for the
season. Sir. 3. W. Welch's dairy reports an
average per COW of :.l3. These gentlemen are
al vxrer:mcntalists. When they become
more tami lar with their business, the profits
per cow vii; doubtless be increased.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE MURDER IN WASHINGTON pub
rshcd an account in Saturday Gazette Of the
hrutal murder of Mr.. Hahn, in Washington
Thn deceased was wcll-known to many in this
,I,re. and was regarded as an active and Correct
man IN his business as cattle drOver. He Is
Known to have had considerable amount Of
money with MIN, the proceeds OF 4 lot ut sheep
Lr hid sold in Baltimore. The last seen OF him
wa. about 10 . clock, Oh Friday night, talking
,,,wo colorcd meu He was at this time evil
G,utly in liquor, and was probably speaking to
,hrm about reaching the train, for Que Of them
>,;l. I'VE will have to 90 down this way and
cross lot to get to the depot. After the in
,,,,,st to day the remains will be sent to the
r,,icnce Of Mr. Henry Hahn, father of the
deceased, 10 Woodstock, Shenandoah county,
I,. Mr. Hahn is wcll.known along the lines
nrtae Virginia railroads that run to Baltimore
from the Southwest. The police have arrested
three coorcl mcn upon suspicion of being con-
,,,t,d with the murder. One Of the men was
! driver Tor Hahn, and was to-day recognized
tx ilr. Cats aud others Last ui gLt Dutec-
,iy.., NcD=vitt, Clarvoe and Miller, of the
Washington force came here in il hack, and
with Capt Webster and officers Cruuip and
>,mt,on OF the Alexandria police, went to a
Eu>y IN Buzzard's Roo,t, IL the north cud Of
k1ii street, where Il woman resides who Is upon
intimate terms with c0lored ulan named lien
r. Young Young has been hanging about
h.:r Tor the last SIX IN 'nths. ami he has Worn
illck c!othing for some tlwe, but on Saturday
u,o.niu- he appeared in Worn light conrcd
suit Young, upon whom Suspicion had been
fixed hy the fact that he had shown check 10
= man at TIE Long Bridge, on Saturday morn
ln.. was iicutiiel this morning. Blood was
l.. 4 II "A al, ,yI,,
pi.c., has been cut from his boot was found,
which, it is said, correspoudcd with the sheep
skin out of Which the covering for the slung
shot found on the ground at the place of muir
DIR, was made and which was dentllltd. He
was aiken to Westminster. At later hour the
roIicc arrested culnlel man named DAVID
Hau,y who had on Iuuug's hat, which had
been exchanged on Saturday, aud two other
r,l,rrG mcu. one of whom Was driver
far Mr.. ll.hn These, with Lucy Williaus
and Ab,, Brown, have been taken to Wash
;n.ton 20 testify in al examination to DC
Lld ,hcr, t.-lar. On Saturday morning
I,., : r,}orrl man clearly dressed, (but no
Su>n;,;,n being excited. upthing more was no.
,.II haudrl 10 Mr. g. W. d. Ramsay, the
,.ll.r al The FRS! National Bank, check tor
:ar,n hundred dollars, pn Baltimore bank.
Mr. + told him he must be Identified before
the c!rck could be ca-licd lie then handed
Mr. r !, worn pass on the O., 4 4 VI. 4. k,
,irnea john 5. Barbour. President. Mr. L said
..y,u had better get Mr.. Brrbour to Identify
Won, :. Il don't know Mr. Barbour said the
man. taxing the check, ami leaving the bank
This occurred before the details Of the murder
Of lIr. Hahn wrre mad" known, and hcuce ex-
cited no suspicion 1t is said that the crcum-
stanrial evidence that lssigaatcs Young as the
murderer, is convincing.
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s:.,i,..;1,1tts i'll tie Dental Ranks

Are not desirable; therefore keep tho natural
tn..h :. .unl and pure VII. thu. wholesome veg
o.,hl, elixir. SUZDDDNT. Do this, and they
viii iu.t 4, lurg - the breath lasts, and th:
breath itself ..ili never b" .an.c!. NH II
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES \ ESTERDAY.-Ihe
weather, notwithstanding the prevalence OF a
strong northwest wind, 10 the morning, was
very pleasant. aud the attendance upon the
various places of rcg Us worship was good
Rev. Mr.. Huiscn, Of Richmond, preached 10
he morning in the Scconl Presbyterian
Church, and Rev Mr. Mrick in the Baptist
Church in the morning. At night q lady was
baptized in the pool Al the Catholic Church
in the m,rnin- Rev Father Strong, of George
town. preached on the Annunciaton There
was no preaching in the NJ. p. Church at
night The resident clergy occupied the pull
PTS oi their respective churches with the ex-
cep,ions noted above The following is the re-
port ol the work 0! the Young Mems Christian
Association:
TIN Mission Sabbath School on st. Asaph st !,
opposite the Jail, opened for tho first time yes.
t"rlay afternoon with twenty-five scholars and
y full corps Of teachers; this new activity prom
,r> well! The Mission Sabbath School at the
corner of King and West streets WAS also first
opened in the afternoon and orsanlZcd, win
thirty sci, liars and four teachers. The Aims
lIousc meeting WAS again largely attended, with
Il full corulnittee at work the exercises were OF
the greatest interest and resulted in the CONVEX
sion Of one Of the parties present, giving thereby
the fullest encourage ment for the members to
prosecute tn" work with undated zeal. AT the
Jail the usual interesting and encouraging eSer-
ciscs were held u iull band of workers were
present u: that point. The Prayer Meeting AZ
the corner OF King and West streets met with its
usual success, in point of interest and i'll number
attending y full corps Of workers were on hand
and their hearts encouraged in their ministry:
The Sunday Prayer Meeting in tho Second
Presbyterian Church had its usual tuil attend
Ance md interesting exercises; the services par
took Of the solemn character Of those Of the Sur
day previous, and the hearts of the members OF
the Association were again gladdcned in seeing
% many of the youth of both sexes so deeply
Interested in the proceedings This me ting WI
be held next Sunday in the First Presbyterian
Caurrh.
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LEG.fi.
ENEMp TiUE y ' y
III RANkKUPTUY DISCHARGE.

ESTEAD ENEMpTIU AZ y
IL BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE.
The undersigned will, hereafter. IN addition u
other legal business, pay spcclai attention 70
securing the homestead and procuring lie Ills
charge provided by the late act of Co. gross.
Being familiar with bankrupt proceedings
and with the practice Of the United STATES Courts
indispensable requisites for properly securing
the full benefit OF the act-and huvi:'@ ea:; ac-
cess to the Court and Rngi,tcr's office, ne be-
lcvts that he can offer ttcllies c1uo! t. sid
upon rs inv ormb!e terms a. ANY one =: iro-~.-
ing the desired results.
He will NEE. parties ut diff rent pc!n:s ny a.
pointmalit, be ut the court house II di.eTen,
counties on court days, and vii! chcc::uity All
swer inquiries by mail. -
w. W1LLOGGIBI,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor IL Bankruptcy.
Office No <ou:h Washington street. Resi-
dcnce 2l7 King st.. Alrxa Va. ma ls-.t
A HOMESTEAD SECURED AT Last!
Congress having just declared tii" E;r!i:.is
Homestead available Us IN ENE MFIloN IN
BANKRUPTCY, even rs against old deus
and Judgment liens the undersigned having the
advantage of longcxpcriencc in bankruptcy bus
mess, offers to secure both the homestead and
the bankrupts discharge on tho most favorable
terms Address
CHARLES WHITTLE>Ei,
IT s COMMISSIONERS AND SOhiCl IDk
In BANKRUPTCY,
Coraer Prince and Royal street.
NH G-3m II ex&ndria va.