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CITY REAL ESTATE.

-. CITY REAL ESTATE. ..
FoR sATE-1 GOOD ssToRT ANp B1sEXEH;
N.ss S; Fss S lot cold
so1s9 feet seathxest cornsf cansl and Monroe st.
Fou1 houses on canast; rented for 81 year. Price
1ss,ss ss & s S9: g :a g
81 as M t., ., a.n =, ~ s, .
saie chesp. 1ss foet west Of wood.st, o.
oxi25 foot oaWavsfly-aT.. ns fees .oa;h of Twelfth
ont ' hoase sssy aud lot, containing Il
with ~ modern improvements, situated At the south
saa
ss?Gsa .a 3sar .ats Pie: IS r''sd
As esntts. 2sof fams house and lot 2sxl2 vh
Ms S t.s lot o9 on ss a1 In a.. Of Doqss,
,eo Oh ,9ahef;s L.Esee ard
.s sssas :s fse
sffs Sset III f. Hsndiss Addition to Lake vsv
xaqden a,ss,a e. id hs
A tirssclass residence and lot, At haywood. with au
ht5 t1,asS st.y goes5s{ sss
Ssa tsase Is only e'
facing Rush. Knzo and Michigan
ot a Er!est, 40 feot from oark.st.. oo11lo feet.
T. f. s e. ~5ss Ssss 's1s Fase sss hsa'sd
foT iarthor information inquIse A.
Rom .t e. metropolitan Block.
FOE sALEAT BARGAIN B9 gX N1GKS
fs & q S9;h
md lot@ 491lle corner Hubbard and Curssts 1s
dsoot 0'' 'l'' At living rAfk convenient to tn"
Fqpn sALET9R .A1ls;'3 ExoHAN0E-AN ELEGANT
and b1c %aa.o I'D It,
IN perfect order Sec owner on premises, 6a West
FoR, sALE-poN'T PAY ANY MORE RRNT-ss5o
5sa ,fs ssb bSS&
Zoe gALE-oR RENT3-MARBLR FRONT HOUSE
s;:s o6RE A':R
1d9 Dsazborn-.t. Room ls >-'
FqR sALE-@ FEET ON MADIsoN.sT.. NEAR
g TT corner Of Loomisst. snd jackson.
g 90 Hassn. neaE noar Assnd.,
&: e e s:ss
& f. Hssas:s 1ssa 49,. @ sSsSaa
g SS rs..
FoR sALe-pnoPEhyY FOR MANuFAcruRMa
:!ltas !es s. Rss
FoE RIA sH4EIinAn9AIXs H:i,IsA ~ HEs1pEXcE LOTS:
oss. sss! 6ssssas;
FiEat-st., near Lincoln. : lots
afsf T. e. ~ tfk1 1865 LAs.l,s
s4AsS zzaSS4Sss
Weod.., 4hou,es and lots g. 59o e oe9 and q, CO.,
sssss
AYR
TOR s1IE-Go0D FIIiT-S7zFn I0Ts ~ M
Hs bass
Pavion parFrsy Thtsh % BE- n.hsd rom tha
( ss!s q b: &
at sGs pstsS
[FoR sALE-LoT 451lls FEET TO ALLEY, WITH 4
e.ssen. brick lot sors ,1s South Green
es s: I'd hi. T.: .:sR ss' feet to alley 40
astosy md basoment bGick, lot so11e5 ~ Honorest
''Fs'A' y. COLE SON, ne., Estate nea,eu
e Es.s; s5. sogsH Vfa E a
.4aD - so1.a; ~ ;Ss.H;.s7 leo@ = 77,=z7
I a South hss2 T LIT g. I'd
). GoEE son. Real E'tste DEALERS. iss West Msd
7qE 5A5IE=LoFs. Az : s75s e.. AID $50: EASY Terms;
! taEe yoa to sce theus. 4. q. STOREY i son, iss
sa1a e3s3fss M2e9 and = A1s.a7se;57 Sa67
oM Az i;1! q H+G +GF
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CITY REAI, ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE.
os sosns1 sALEEhY ei,dsnJ j. H. KELLER 15 cLARK-sT
biz 6en:s, snd it. 81 g. tDf'',''o'
ent front hose and b.ap fx%o' aud base
.,d PsaE o1 T M Soaa basement
'qS Fals;tS;d !s; e. s sad 1.n.,.,,., tvo
';3ss,a S4sssta. ,os,, asa., ~
W1shingtonst-, Oakley, two-.tory house, rooms
sot Ss ma, Hovna d h-.
raspt SSSass rooms: "a IA ii sSl$5
'! $751; north Of ns .tor. and LOT.
nSas 81 'sis
~; %:p..h.v., near rn..ty.toestp-,t., ses.a
s e :aa FL; @
south 81 cast 'front.'
Jsnatson.st, rear Brep = fess at $50 par foot.
sa1sns9 nssf sss1ss hssels '?5,is s
Ss;ssd Esssad;st; seInss ISSSy
Campbell FIX, aese Eosvttt..t' 2ssilS pS' ''0''
.
e < H. 'sss Ssss hawthorn Ga '''
@ sS sszss on s.a sHaistfdss s!a near the Boulevard.
g On a. t'h'd .s1b snd IL, ft
u or e South residence the
ToF S1TE45Yd 70 Gs.TSa s. THOMAS r. r s171FaT
r Baef houses: " O. Aao'AA0' ~ Ia 'Al4+H'St'-
9ns es1lss.t fls noss nsa. Ads%: sS.9S' '
Frnmc dwssit.s -, hans"s unas it'
q oW; eqy l,aeesss a'a '''': no. ''' 4'''F''''
Ono on WasblnF ptss 1ea1 wo:od 70 * I'M
2ns ons o1 OF ,ht:a e Madison
" sss sssss: g s:sna no.. o..sy
and He8tRru-aV,, Second, &GQQ. 0u3xtar
meat. -
5z511l1 z511s5 Ef1est., near Lancoln g, $50.
s. Ts;o4 aes1 md ey sa ~ 81 easn
ea:S on o'''''a'' near h4'''en-''' $50; only sss
or .cFa. outh En1is1an % m IN IN
y ee.e- - 2oes. - S..e " 3ee1.:
ToR sAIE-.sTATEsT:-e YEARS LEASE OF eaX
Es1s Of M ,a..s e o pr {e.F sI 10 nom 1T
ez III Il Ss 1s's b .sss:: as ! ss s
e. net o. Or ore On bo s eapita eanad Bonas
70 s .ean de l. a G - oxs 1a
= a S IT, 1s5sF and better Thsse
.,1 o mtb % ~ ~ ao3 ny sasan1 peopeET lot
+ III
:: Es45As W4RKEN. IN y Chamber .! eese@s5ss
1 fe aisis os II IL ws.t psf Van 8uEea'' near
e6csp Ta5e0 l0 on ono block west of California
ewns ssss Hsdi9n Lafs EstoD III
~; = r. ssess las. 5fSa. she p.;f; ~a - r
bad II Sn
4;o !et. = tns ths sns a
nst;av. ~ o,,...,r
q paps9
1s w..htnsion: 4: T. Roeas y Is saa g.
comniofe On South Sde sd minute fro1n Cont. !
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NR- TRuMDCLL.
Judge Tfumbul1 then spoke as fo1lows'

nF. FREs1uEsr; IN presenting these resolutnnsi II
;a, that .. - friend and
hing in thar support, When nan 60 disttn1ished
pssses from among rs, they whom be teinporsrilv
teaTcs behind and who have been prohted by hs SO.
iouru auuag then, Ehould pause foe i 1nnments 10
>cneider what we're the ehsracteriscs which made his
sdstenca beoedt to mankind, and which should
Pe held M 81 examples tor othets to follow
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Ruekc5sta.; cottage and lot Division Sodg
Pa5k; house md lot 25,125 On BlaelhsHkst houses
desirable lots bo1ls5 at Irving Park Convenient to tha
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E7OR 3ALE-13 LOTS ON PARK-AV., JUST OUT
sido Of fire uits single together It bargxtn; also
On md on 7.aos On ayo o
corner ME.akeesy and Wood.st wy WY ss5l aay # tho
LER Room Honora Block. corner Dearborn and Mon
na,hfz
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EoR 5ALE-Eo CASH. DOWN WHERE PARTY
Z huds-Rood lots on Warren -av, just outsldo Of fre
Nuita. ]. Il. D1SSEL14 IS Brynn Block.
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EOR SNLE-SOME CHOICE BARGAINS IN LOTS
at. cali for price and tetus, which will sut. EDWIN
A. RICE Z co. RAndnlnh-st
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FoR. sALE-CHoICE BUSINESS LOT, 25x1ls
IakeGt, east Of Weatetnnv., only %l25 per foot, r.
g. GOODWfLL1E, 123 Wost Nadisou-st.
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E'OR SAIL E-sox151 TO 1so FEET DEEP, FRONTING
13oa & On Humboldt Fullerton Ktmbal', Dickens >.ad
Patka $50 and 500 will buy ef those double lsza
1ots ts1ms to suit. .. p WARNER CO.. corref
Cfark and Washiuctpn.Bts.
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E'0R SALE-TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
On 1udian& near Twentr-eocond.st. rooms al
tso modern hoqse II perfect orders lo'
Safia-st.
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11OR SAL E-RaRE OHANCE-GREAT BARGAIN
T. almost srou away house and lot on Ferdinand ST..
fourth Of Oakley, for $500 caAh. Apply to
WAH. GIBSON on tho protaisss.
ToR sALE-A REAL NICE COTTAGE AND s3iALL
barn 5125 feot, the West Side South of Madi-
1T, for &c. in monthly payments; bargain
for aonaa ono EDWIN A. RICE CO., i47 RAN
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EE0R SALEHOuSE AND LEASE, 373 THIRD-AV.x
u very chnap. F. e. V1ERL1NG, Room la, l26 Dear
st. or j1nr xt AFT Ef - - '-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
FOroi1n News.

LONDON, June "A special dispatch to
the Daily News from Bayoune says the Carlist
General Darregarray has been deprived of bis
command.
A severe engagement took place on Satur.
day last in the province Of Barcelona between
a force Of republicans and the united Carlis'
bands commanded by Fristany and Don Al
ionso. After stubborn fight of several hours
duration the insurgents were defeated and fled.
They were pursued as far as Monastra dc Cal,
dens by the government troops. All the fed,
eral republican factions in Barcelona have re.
nounced their exclusive party views and united
as one body in opposition to the monarchists
MADRID, May 2.-Thc government has re-
ceivcd a dispatch from General Nouvillas stat
ing that with y, 900 he holds all the mountain
passes 10 Biscay, and is driving the Carllsts In
that province towards the coast.
LONDON, June 2-To-day, Whit Monday,
is holiday in England. No bushes is being
transacted here or at Liverpool. f.
The Times of this morning publishes spe-
cial dispatch from Berlin which says the Ger
man government is dissatisfied with President
MacMahon' S address to the French Assembly
and will not enter into regular diplomatic rea'
tons with his government until satisfied thai
France will faithfully adh ere to the treaty Of
Frankfort .a.- s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
From New York.

New YuRK. June 2.-Hon Samuel j. Til
den, chairman Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, will leave for Europe On the l4th
instant He deferred resting from his public
lahors until the complete overthrow OF the ring
rule was accomplished.
The suit against Harvey Barnes to recover
$50, 900 for differentiation of imported sugar
has been discontinued, the defendant paying
the amount claimed, together with nearly S5,-
900 costs
Charles Wilson, captain Of scow-boat,
pounded his wife and threw her overheard last
night in the East river, observing afterwards
that he had had enough trouble with her.
policeman jumped overheard and rescued her:
Ii has been discovered that the Long Island
mails have been Systematically and successfully
robbed for long period. The people at Hanp-
ton, Suffolk and Glcncove have been the suf-
tercrs.
One Plat, keeper Of q Water-street den, was
arrested yesterday for opening with cheese
knife the head of sailor named Charles Bar
ney.
William Shaw split his wife's head open in
Greenwich street, last night, when drunk.
Judge Davis granted this morning an ad-
journment of the trial Of Vim. NJ. Tweed until
October The adjournment was granted on
hu 4uuhSiI VI PiIy olSduc w tiAS Si1SOo ohoo W
proceed with the trial now would ondanger the
life of John Graham, Tweed's Lending counsel.
The missing steamer George Cromwell from
this port for New Orleans had the following
passengers First cabin-Mr. Fullcrlove, Mrs.
j. W. Dockeadorf. Mrs. S. Dale; second cabin
Joseph Gillick, Robert Willis, Joseph E.
Fordina and Hanna Scott, colored. The off
GERS are Captain i. S. Ciapp, of Brooklyn,
First. Officer Crawford, First Engineer Jameson,
and Second Engineer Mcdonald.
During quarrel in Thompson street, Vim
cent Blood coored, cut VIM. Thompson S
throat, colored. while the latter was attempt
ing to bite off Blood's nose.
Isaac Samnis accidentally shot himself at
Baldiwinsyille, Long Island, Saturday.
\ mad dog Was shot in Harrison street yes
tcrday after severely biting a man and boy. =.
The libel case against the women Woodruff
and Clahin was called this morning and adj
journcd until tomorrow to allow time for the
preparation of affidavits as ground for furth-
er adjournment The defence claim that i'm
porlant witnesses are absent
Fitzpatrick, who murdered his wife at Yon-
kers, surrendered to the police at Cold Spring
to which place he fed. He coufesses having
committed the deed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02

. A colored man named J. F. Brown, hand
on board the steamer Vanderbilt, kicked up d
row at Fishtown yesterday afternoon, and de-
fed the police, and when one OF them attempt
cd to arrest him, resisted him, threw him
up in the air, and would have escaped had not
the latter obtained the assistance of some other
cocrcd men. The officer was unarmcd, and
dislocated his wrist by striking the desperate
with his fist.
Another disturbance occurred at the eoored
festival at Zion Church last Saturday night.
The only weapons used among the combatants
were sticks and fists, and though scene OF Wild
confusion ensued no one was much Injured.
When the police arrived it was impossible to
tell who were the guilty parties, and IN chasing
o supposed one, policeman fell down the rail-
road cut, but was not hurt.
Five marriage licenses were issued from and
9 deeds recorded in the Office of the clerk OF
the County Court during the month of May.
During the same period 5 marriage licenses
were issued from and 90 deeds recorded III the
Office of the clerk of the Corporation Court.
Gen. NJ. D. Corsc and J. W. Burke, esqs,
were the proxies appointed by the City Coun-.
Gil to represent the citys interest at the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the q. 4 y.
ooS
neither were able to attend.
r. R. Veitch, was yesterday elected Captain
of the county special police, aud that force as
organized, visited the neighborhood of KoslyD,
near the Aqueluct. and drove two base ball
clubs and some lued women, from Washington,
out of the county and captured two reVolvcrs.
: The wife of Mr.. Robert Nash, engineer of
the steamer Wawaset died in Washington
yesterday of the smallpox. The captain Of the
Wawaset and two Of his sons had previously
died Of the same disease.
The grave yards, near the city, were visited
by large numbers of people yesterday afternoon,
to most of whom the sight of boys robbing birds
nests was not agreeable.
A colorcd man named Washington, living
in the LIST Ward, during disturbance last Sat
urday night had his head badly cut with a
Ratchet
The grading of Columbus street, between
Wolfe and Wilkes streets, has been completed,
and the street has been greatly improved
thereby. .1,
The Government steamer Tallopoosa passed
by here on her way up to the Navy Yard from
Norfolk on Saturday evening last.
d The work of removing the long complained
of stable on Water street, between Duke and
Wolfe, was commenced this morning.
1t is reported that the steamer Vanderbilt
will be taken off the Baltimore line after this
week. T..
The steamer Wawaset CARED large cxcur-
sion party to Glymont to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
5Sy Green a. Wise,

[Rcal Estate Agents and Auctioneers
TOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE AND FISHERY
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va
BY virtue Of decree If inc Circuit Court for the
city Of Alexis ldria, Va, rendered at the No.
vembcr term, 1872 in the suits Of \ ewton against
Newton and Others, and Philips sdmin<trator
against Ncw!on's executors and Others (consol-
dated, the nndersisnod,, commissioners, ap-
pointed BY said decree, will oler at public AUG
ton, III front of the Mansion House, on Fairfax
street IN the said city of Aicxandria, Virginia. on
WEDN ESpAI, the both of April, 1873, At II
o clock H., Il TRACT OF LAND, situate in
the county Of Prince William, Virginia, on the
ing the residue, after drductin2 the purchases of
Naglcc, Musscr and OPP, respectively, of a
larger tray. known rs DEEP HOLE, MOUNT
PLEAS Mt and TIE FARM, which was con-
n. GarTood and wife, in trust, to Edward L.
Tayioc and Presley Thornton Lorax, by decd,
dated May 29Ih, 1851, recorded in the land re-
cords Of FRINGE V lillian county, Virginia.
This is very valuable estate, and has on it
large quantity oi excellent timber and yalua-
cilities to market are afforded BY the Potomac
river and the Alcxaadria ard Fredericksburg
railroad, which latter passes through tho land.
4 plat and survey will 10 exhibited at the time
and place of ss.lc and the tract will be sold en-
tire or divided into parcels AS i:!ay seem to tho
commissioners mos. advisable.
Terms of Sale: Enough il! cash to pay the
costs Of suit and expenses of sale, and the resi-
due in three equal annual instruments, with in
tercst from date; the purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds witt. approved security, and tho
title to be retained to secure the deferred pay
n1cnts and the land subject to be resold under
decree III these suits III purchasers risk, IN case
Of y failure 10 comply with the terms OF sale
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
EppA HUNTOS,
fab 19-2awt: Comm rs. uf Sale.
.i.s-~Thc shove sale is postponed until WE'D
\ E&DAI, Ju.y u, 1877, at tao same hour and
place Ap ju-2uwts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02

COUNTY Court Judge CockcriHe presiding
The June term of the County Court COM
menced and adjourned to-day.
Account Of John West, commissioner OF &C
counts, of the settlement of accounts of j. j..
Wheat rs executor aud trustee of K. w. Wheat,
was returned and ordered to lie 80 days for ex-
ccptloDS.
+. NJ. Moshcr VS.. Sweet ct ais; in chancery,
decree amended so as to authorize commits
souer Of sale to sell real estate at private sale
and report
Marcy ct ux &c. VS.. Birch ct ais; in chan
ucry; decree.
Acxaudra & Fredericksburg Railway Co..
vs. Alexandria & Washington Railroad Co.;
the petition of the heirs of Charles Alexander,
deceased, filed; overruled and dismissed with
sixty day leave for petitioner to appeal.
In the matter of L. L. Lloyd, guardian, pc
,itiou of W. &. Yeaton asking to be released
as surety; order releasing him, and r. Lloyd
qualified As executor.
vii! of J. A. Lewis ordered to be recorded
Hunter ct. ais. VS.. w. l. A. Turnpike Co.,
petition for making free road OF the turnpike !;
continued till next term.
Monroe use &C., vs.. Sinclair &C. ). upon q
suggestion verdict for Castleman for $69; ex-
ccl,tIOnS taken.
Administration upon the estate of Elizabeth
Sklmore was granted to j. G. DePutron.
The rest of the time was occupied IN qualify
Ing the county officers elected on the ed ult.
Court adjourned till court 10 course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
Murder in Nansemond County,

RICHMOND, Va, June 2-Specials from
Suffolk, Nanscmond county, Va, state that
Mrs. Dempsey Jones, and her sister, Miss
DOzier, living nine miles from that place were
murdered Yesterday and the house plundered
day School A bloody club was found in the
house and bloody marks Of bare feet were dis
covered at the front entrance. There is u clue
to the murdcrers and the citizens are hunting
them. The widest excitement prevails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02

The FAMOUS AxE-Tnc Fort Wayne Senti-
mel of the 10Th ult contains the following item !:
''Uncle Peter Kiser has little axe which he
received by express from his friends at Alcxau-
dria, Virginia, short time ago, as the axe
with which General George Washington cut
the apple tree. On one side are the letters u.
W, roughly cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
STREET RAILgoAD.-The schooner Brutus,

STREET RAILRoAD.-The schooner Brutus,
with the iron rails, the wooden Plus and the
spikes for the Alexandria Passenger Railway
Company arrived last evening from Phladel-
phia, and the schooner r. +. Pecker also ar
rived from South Carolina with the necessary
lumber. Both are already discharging, and it
is confidently expected that the road will be at
oucc commenced and pressed to an early COM
plction-perhaps by the 4th Of July next. All
the materials are now on hand, and Mr. LaRue
has been engaged for several days in the distri-
button of the cross-tics, and will at once COM
mcucc the hauling of the lumber and rails.
The cars arc expected to arrive by the LIST of
July next aud if no unforeseen interruptions
occur, and the weather proves favorable, the
4th of July will see the road 10 operation. The
cars are being built at New York and Phila-
dsIha at the establishments of Stephenson &
Go. aud Brill & Gothic latter building one
car and the former six. Mr. Samuel Mink, of
Philadelphia, the contractor for laying the
track, was telegraphed for early this morning,
aud will arrive here in day or two and pro-
coed immediately with the execution of the
work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE. !
Piedmont Agricultural Society.

CULpEpER, G. H., June 2.-Ibe regular
annual meeting of the Piedmont Agricultural
Society, for the election Of its officers, and tho
arrangement Of its bushes for the ensuing year,
was held here to-day.
Gen. JAS. 6. Fields was elected President,
and Mcssrs. Zeph. Turner, B. f. Rixey, John
Willis j. G. Garnctt and Geo. f. Robinson,
Vice. Presidents.
Tomorrow there will be some trotting and
running on the race course between number
of fine colts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
A UCTIUN SALE.

A UCTIUN SALE.
l will offer for sale, at ten o'clock on WE'D
NESDAY, June 4th, at tho warehouse of Geo.
II. Robinson 81 Son, % Union street,
| WORK HORSE and DRAY.
FAIRBANk SCALE.
Sundry articles Of OFFICE FURNITURE.
shares of COMMERCIAL BUILDING
EXCHANGE STOCK.
! shares of VA. TELEGRAPH STOCK.
GEO. H. ROBINSON,
il It'd Trustee for-Picrce Loving S Co.
CNATHES STONES, RIFLES, for sale by
= my 26 JAS. F. CARLIN d SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
LIST OF GIFTS.
Total, 1000 Gins, al Cash.

The money 10 pay MI these gifts in full is now
upon deposit in the Farmers al! Drovers' Bank
Of Louisville, aid set aside for that purpose, and
can only be used for that plTpoSr, Il, VIII nc
seen By the following certificate OF the Cashier
Office Of Farmers and Drover;' Bank,
Louisville, Ky, April /, 1873.
This is TO certify .h't there Is in the Farmers
and DroYcrs' Bank - the credit Of the Third
Grand CIT Concert tor the benefit "t the Pablo
Library Of kentucky, i've hundred thousand
gers to pay the gifts in full, and will be held by
the bank ami paid OF: for this purpose and this
purpose only. i. ,. ' EEcH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the c::plt,l gic: will get SlOO,0NO in
grcent"css, &nd 50 Of the $50 rU GIT the 50 900,
the Sc, UD0 the 5000, the $500 and all the
other gifts, 10000 in number, amounting TO
$4,000.
Tire remnant Of uns1id tickets will be furnish
ed to those who first apply orders accompanied
by the money always having preference over
agents at the fp!io%ing prices: Whole tickets,
$40; halves 3d. and quarters, $500 IL whole
tickets for !SiGO, 81 for S5;H ~ for $1,000, and
SIS for $1,000. No discount on less than 500
worth OF tickets ut time.
The concert and distribution of gifts will begin
at & o cloci; Tucsday morning, Juiy Sin. in
Public Library Hall, and The following will be
the order ri proceedings lst Music by orchcs-
trial band. II. Placing Of tags tone for. each
IChcL So!tIJ u! ~ WHICH, Du l. tCIIIp VI RIlL5
in snail wheel! 18th. Music by orchestral band
5th. Explanatory rc:nnrks hy President. 9th
Drawing Of frs, half Of gifts. It'll. Muse by or.
che5.ra band S.h. Drawing az last half oi gifts.
9Th. Placing III large "has With Lsgs III hafd;
OF committee appointed by audience. 10Th.
GRAND orchestral concert.
The music Oh this grand occa=5ion will be tho
best that cuu DC procured, and the gentlemen
who count and place the tugs amt gifts in the
wheels and sIpcrlHL2nd the drawing and keep
the record Gf the drawn numbers viii b. chosen
from the best kno"n and most trustworthy cIi-
zelS Of the State. al win b; so conducted MS
to be II perfect guaranty agai,.&t complaint from
any just source.
The payment Of gifts will begin on Saturday,
July II. ut > O'clock Am. Tickets drawing gifts
must be presented at room No. Public Library
Building, where cash checks upon the Farmers
and Droyer5' Bank Of Louisvic, or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bunk of New York,
at the option of the holder, will be given for the
tickets All gifts not called tor in six months
from the drawing will. be turned over 20 tho
Public Library fund.
For full! particular: send for circulars. ...
Thus. T. BRAN LETTE,
Agt. Puo. Lib. Of Kentucky,
ap 25-eo&tww:Jyl Louisville, Kentucky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
.GETTJDSs SHES.
GHERlFPS SALE.

1 shall sell, a. st. Mary syille, on the Potomac
river in Stafford county, Va on WEDN t.S-
DAY, the Ash day of june. 1873, ABOUT ON f
THOUSAND FATH0MS OF SEINE, II coils
Hauling Rope Seine Boat. 2 Small Boats
Scow. about I2j barrels Fish, about Is half bar
rpls Shaa LIT Of Salt, Taring Kettle and Fixtures,
= barrels Gas Tar, Cooking Stove and Fixtures,
Office Stove, some Office Furniture, some Car
pcntcrs' Tools, Nc, &C., to satisfy q distress war
rant in my hands in favor Of +. A. w. Hore.
HUGH ADIE, Sheriff.
Stafford c0uutv nv Bots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-02
Furnace aut, saw-miIl Burned.

TAUNTON, Mass, May 1.-The Norton fur
mace and Woodward's large saw-mill, in Nor
ton, Mass, were burned at an early hour Sun
day morning. The losses are heavy; partially
insured The fire was set by lunatic named
Woodward, who has been arrested and sent to
the Taunton insane asylum. ... .. .