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Under authority of special legislative act Of March
16, 1872 the trustees announce the Third Grand
Gift Concert, for the benefit of the Public Library Of
Kentucky, to come of in Library Hall, at Louisville,
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7MeS,yn3r ADr;l 9Th. 1878.

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procured from all parts of the country will add pleas
Ire to the entertainment, and Ten; Thousand Cash
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lars currency will be distributed by lot to the ticket
holders. as follows:
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QRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE

Christian Saum was born December Goth 1871 died
March 9Th 1873 aged 81 year 2 months and Is days.
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MARRIED..

On 9th inst, at Cumberland Nd by the Rev. J.
n. Clyner, Nr.J. w. Flowers formerly of Lynch
burg. Va. to Miss! Eleanor Thompson, formerly Of
Woodstock Va.
DIED.
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rurRCH SERVICES TO-.uORROW.

c.n,sr CuURcH-Services vt II a. m. and u
~ nv Rev T. II. Mckim.
PR PaUL's CHURUH-Services at II T. M. ana
~ bv Rev DR.. Norton.
Eir ,cx CHuRcH-Serviccs at II a. m. aud Il
~ by Rev. d. F. Sprgg.
r. MapY's CHURCH-Mass at and IL H. H.
yesrers at 81 p. m.
Efr.r PREsBYTERIAX CuUECH-Scrvice IN
.,a morning and at night by Rev Mr.. Green
Srcoyp PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Service III
.ho morning and at night by Rev. DR.. Bullock
"Maru. EpIs. CuURCH-Sermon in the morn
;rs md at night, by Rev J. s. Dyer.
Nvru. EpIs. CHURCH SoUTH-Services In tine
,,n-ninr and at night, by Rev. DR.. Bus"y.
WprH. PROT. CuURcH-Sermon in the morn
;,s and at night, By Rev. Mr.. Bruner.
''S ,pr1sr CnURcH-Service in the morning
I'd at night. by Rev. G.. h. Ryland.
nv GrxuAs LUrHEEAN-Service at II q. n. by
Rev. Nj Brandt.
WrApE CHAPEL-Service at D. m.
NJ. G. A.-Prayer meeting in the Bap-
tst Church, at four O'Clock p. m; Aims
House services at 3 p. m. Jail services at 2
y m. Prayer meeting in the room over 5.
EE-epgs store, corner of king and Payne streets,
a, s. y. m. Daily prayer meeting at y. m. in
.hs room of the Association. Sunday School and
PRAYER Meeting every Friday evening at the
c,rnrr Of King and West streets
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New York. March 22.-It is now stated
that a strike is e,nlrincui among the urncy
men carpenters eigt; honr league. wi:lch IN
Guides tnc German piano INA kers. p"''S'icrs,
cabinet makers. &C.. w'so arc also expected to
strike.
At meckiHg Of gas men last night the re-
ceut actlon o. the gas companies reducing the
wages as the consideration o. eight hours Work
was considered A demand was made Tor
general strike and it is said that another meet
ing is to be held Tonight aud preparations
made for Il general strsc carly next weck
BosroN, March - The jonrncymcn horse
shocrS Of Boston have voted an as es.ment OF
one dollar each per week and the payment oil
ten dollars per week to each man ont OF en-.
rIovment hy the strike at the Nc'r"p' itan
hove railroad siopS.
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ssy Green IL Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecr:.l
COMMISSIONER SALE.-By virtue 81 a
" decree Of the County Court for A!cXandr.
county, Virginia. rendered at lis March term,
1873 in the suit of Eliza VI. MoSher ". Parker
II. Sweet ct ais, the subscribers, commissioners
appointed by the said decree, will expose tor
sale, 10y public auction in front Of the Mrn>i n
House hotel, in the city Of Alexandria, Va, on
SATURDAY, the l2tn day of April, 1873, n Il
q clock m, the following property, 10 VII: a
TRACT OF LAM continuing about III acres,
lying in the county Of Alexandria, with the
BUILDINGS and arpur.cn-nccs thereto be-
longing, and adjoining The lands of ". ID. Nut.
and others.
Terms Of Sale: Sufficient money in cash t"
pay the costs and expenses Of sale and u pay the
de t OF 500 due from the said Parker II. Sweet
10 tie Farmers and Mcchanics' Savings Bank III
Alcxandlia, Va; the residue of the purcha-"
money to be paid i'll thrra equal inStalInents "t
&, L. and IS months, with it1rcSt; the bonds a.
the purchaser with approved security, to be
taken, and the title To be retained until the whole
purchase money shall be paid ConvcyancinS
4. the cost OF tine purchaser.
". AkTI UR TAYLOR,
Ii. y. CLAUGllTUN,
NH ln.nnf: Comm rs of Saln.
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Foster.

New York, March pa statement is
published to day, based on information derived
from the Tombs' official that Foster took nols-
on The night before his execution.
About eight clock yesterday mnrri:.g the
Matron of ;hc TcmlIs fund Foster sick, and IN
explanation ne then admitted he hal taken
poison. The man $ symptoms in every way
confirmed the suspicion, and on this account
the Sheriff FASTENED the eXrcutio!l, ard while
many believed tie duration Of the religious ex-
crciScs were telling on Foster nerves il was in
reality weakness caused by the poison that was
acting on him The Tumbs' rhvsclnn says
Foster would have died it the execution bad
been DELAYED until TIN . cock.
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LOCAL HsIsEEs'FEES.

The loss By the fire ut the depot of the o.,
\. e. NJ. r. r on Thursday night, will, it is
now said, be less than was at first estimated,
probably not exceeding $1,000 or $4,000 As
before stated the pracipa loss Is on the patterns,
hut an exact estimate has not yet been made.
Notwilhs tandiag the uuf.vorablc weather. the
appearance OF King street was lively to-day.
Ih:rc were a great many people ont and bust
ness appeared to be brisk.
The canal boat II. ?. Cromwell, consigned
to the American Coal Go. here, which sunk
above Georgetown sometime ago has been
raised.
Coal is scarce and high iu this place. Ship
mcns from Cumberland have commenced.
Almost every year, just about this time, the
supply fails.
There is to be a celebration Of Harmony
Lodga, Of colorcl Odd Fellows, in this place,
on the l4th rroXilno
The usual Lent Friday evening services at
St. Mary's (Cathoic) Church were well at
tended.
The Baltimore and Potomac road is pushing
its way through the tunnel in Baltimore at the
rate Of 200 feet per day.
Specimens of came! coal from West Virgin
ia. brought over the G. 4 q. r. Il. arc on ex-
hbtion at the city Hotel.
The pairing around the market square is
nearly completed. n few rods remain to be
done on Fairfax street, which will soon be laid.
The sore at the foot of Printers alley, occu-
pied Ly Loving & Pierce, is undergoing extern
sivc repairs TO flooring, 81.
\ new ice elevator has Just been erected on
the front of Mr. f. A. Reed ) ice house on the
whart>idc, uear Prince street.
This month, March, has been, in general.
true to its traditional character windy, cold
Tor the mos, part-and variable IN the extreme
There was 4 SNOW spit about oclock to-
day.
Tic Weather continues raw and cool
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Captain Jack.

NEW YoEK. March 22.-A spocia! dispatch
fom Van Brcmcr's Rancho dated the 3olh
says :--'IIoSt River cncamllncnt Will he brnk-
en- up to-day and the troops move to TUE
Lake, three miles from Captain Jacks cave.
Several twen;y-tour ponndcrs have arrived.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l.-A quarrel Is
reported to have brakcn oll. among the .NodncS
Captain Jack has been threatened with death
should he agree to give up six men who are
indicted for the murder Of settlers Oh Lost
River.
The health Of Gen. Gilicn& troops is excel
lnnt
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SECURITY.
Its accumulated assets, January |, 1873, arc
S5S.55o.O59.I2,
all of which is the property OF the notlcy-h"ii'
crs, and is Immediately available. 1t Is invest
ed rs follows:
Cash in Banks and Trust Cos, $2,l59,SG3 on
Bonds and Mortgages, FIRST Liens
on improved property, worth IN
every case NJ least double the
amount loaned, 4i,Wz,3oi ~
United States New York State,
Town and City Bonds (rcglstcr-
ell in the name Of the Company
cost o'o'',i"o -
Real Estate, Company's Buildings
and property purchased under
Foreclosure of mortgages, l,3il,G07 81
Accrued Interest, Deferred Pre-
miums and other assets, ,32b, ~ bl
: n oycncjs the cost bv 572 500 %
An.mnln Reserve of over So, 900 UtO i now
on hand, to provide against all contingencies.
Persons VINO have made up their minds t" he
insured should, therefore. carefully inquire
what companies have done best for their policy
holders in the past; which returned ~ thrm thc
largest amounts for ovcr-paymcntS; which have
the least ordinary expenses; which are most
conservative; which most likely to stand the
test Of time and realize the hopes "i their mem
bcrs along the distant future No one need
make mistakes in this matter. 1t only requires
the exercise of u little patient Judgment The
whole country is literally strewn wiki Insurance.
documents Read and compare.
Commencing business in lsl3 without ore
cent of capital guarantee fund, th'S Company
has accumulated cash assets amounting t" Sos
5u,Uj9l2 which exceed those Of ANY other
Company in the world.
Its income for the year 1872 was S!77lG 0oi.5i,
which exceeds that Of any ether Company IN
the world
1t has IS. llG policies in force.
1t has pnid claims amounting to $685. 80 u.
1t has returned. in dividends, TO IL r"l1y-
holders, S2S, 6iG, o32 o.. These d':1iend% nrc
not only much larger than those 81 any. other
company in the world. bat they cXccc! thos" OF
all the other companies in the United States
combined, excepting three.
Office in W. D. CorSc & Co.'S. Banking House
No - King street. mn I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22

TEIRU>TEEs' SALE-By virtue of decd al
i trus. from Rose Ea"car dated November
lst, 1870, and recorded IN li6er -, No. |, folio
lbs, one OF the land record: OF Alexandria Cor
porAton Court, tae undersigned, Il, tru-tec@
therein named, VIII, on SATC RDAi, April
18Th, 1873 a. twelve o'clock M, in front o! ,Ac
City Hotel, in Alexandria, Va, offer for SAFE,
b. public auction, that BRICK HOUSE ::;@:ss:3
and LOT Ut' GROU nd, on the north >dc l;: III.
of Prince street. between Union AMI Wafer SIS :.
now CAPPED by the grantor in the said decd.
The lot il Is feat west Of Union street has u
front o.: - :eet OF Prince stree, And extends
back IS feet.
Terms of Sale: Onc-.enth oC the Purchase
money in cash. and the residue in three elIsi
payments at >lN, twelve and eighteen months
with n,crcsi from day of sale. The deferred
payments TO be secured by the purchaser :
binds with good surety, aud n deed of trust
upon the property Id Cost Of conveya"c"S
to be b2:!.c rs purch:ts r.
GEO. II. ROBINSON,
JNO. Is. SMODT. Trustees.
NH 1O-ts THOMAS PERRY,
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\ Geographic dispatch from Washington re-
latvc TO Mr. Rush Burgess, was published in
yesterdays Gazette 1t was received just as
the paper was going to press, and vas not seen
BY the editor previous to its insertion, or its
publication would not have been permitted.
We do not know that there was any truth in it
ut all, and arc extremely sorry that it was pub
lishc,l 1t was handed in by reporter as COM
il,g in a GiSratch from Washington.
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FIsITOWN For some weeks the vicinity OF
the CORPORATION wharf which our ancestors
used to call Point West, but which some gene
ratious of their descendants have kuUwa as
Fishtowu, has been the llveliest portion Of the
CITY. The structures withia late years, although
still as of old, all of frame, have been made far
more substantial 4 F!shtown booth was Tor
merly a structure, larger to be sure, but not
more strongly put together than a we'll made
dry goods box The later structures, however,
are we'll built frames, guiitless uf iaths or past-
er, but for al that quite comfortable. y new
frame going up for &. W. Harrison is good
sample OF the houses that have been butt
there within few years, aid it is said if there
was more tixity of tenure at the wharf, quite u
superior class Of buildings would arise there
1t is, however, deemed more lucrative by the
city to rent the wharf annually. The thorough
fares of the town have been rearranged, nearly
all the old streets arc either blocke up or
stragheped; new barber shop is just open
ed, aud the town is now fenced IN between the
coal yards OF VIM. \. Smoot and that OF the
American Coal Go. 1t is superduous to say
that the gathering of bad characters, which IN
former days made the town 50 disreputable,
has long since ceased, aud the town is now u
strictly business place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22

Gas~ To TIE C1TIzkns OF ALEXANDRIA,
Gro. BErAS, Esq. will be supported, ut the
next municipal election for the Mayoralty. In
nominating Mr. Bryan for this position We con-
fdcntly express our hop 5 of his election, rs we
consider his Claims for the office stronger than
those Of any gentleman We have heard named.
Mr.. Bryans services for many years, Ne mem
bcr nf botn branches OF the City Council md his
position Ms President or the Beard of Aldermen,
have made him familiar with all the wants CT our
civ and the duties of the office, and the present
crisis requires Just such y man ut the head of af-
fairs--one for whom the citizens of all parties
could checrill!ly vote Mr.. Bryan has, on sew
cral occas ons when the interests of the city were
of more Importance than a mere party triumph,
for the sake o. harmony declined being cand!-
date, but the time has now arrived when his
friends csnno. yirld longer and give their sup.
p,,t 10 another He is Particularly the tarooritc
Of the Third Ward. having served them 50 long
in the City Council, and viii! receive u large
vote from nl naris He is the peoples man,
and we intend t. eject HIM.
1.r CITIZENS.
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Ibefsicati0n. dc.

New York, March 22-A Watkin' y. y,
dispatch says the detAlcation Of Shepherd, the
missing Treasurer Of Schuyler county, viii
amount to between $l5.DUO and 100000. In
addition he owes several parties $1,000 and
from being supposed 10 be wealthy is iourI to
be wholly bankrupt.
y committee was appointed last evening
by the creditors of the bankrupt Stuyvcsaut
bank to employ counsel and to fight the rt-
celYcr 10 the courts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22
Heroic Conduct.

New York, March 22.-During the recent
passage of the United States ship Omaha 70
Valparaiso, four men fell from the inrc-topsail
yard. All caught 10 the rigging but Jnhn
Owens. the capcntcr, who tuublcd overheard
and was fatally injured. Without $toppinga mo-
ment to think Lieut.. Seth Ackcy. .! The Uni,
ted States navy, Immediately lcarcd overheard
after him. Owens went under owing 10 his
injuries, but Ackicy Vas rescued sometime later
by six volunteers who went after him IN a whale
boat through the heavy sea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22
Fighting OF, a Railroad Y rain.

New YORK, March 22.-rhirty coal aborerS
who took train from Eliza&cthport, n. D..
yesterday refused 10 pay the fare. The con
ductor took on beard several trackmca to assist
him in putting them Off y fight cusucd and
lasted until the train reached Bergen Point.
Conductor Powell was struck sensclcss VII a
bar Of iron. Conductor Robinson, who hap
pcncd to he present, received severe scalp
wound. Two brakcmcn and several rioters
were injured. The mi ,rity Of The latter were
arrested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22
The Horse Observation-Disclosures Aillcd

New YORK, March 222-There are two hun
dred cases of horse disease iu Los Angeles
ana the disease is sp cading rapidly in all d.
rections.
Pedro Pine. the famous murd rsr aid assaS
sin Of Arizoua. was killed at A:a on .Marcn lst
by oue of his countTymen.
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From ,5:albI7l.

SAN Francisco, March 2I.-Thc steamer
Alaska. which arrived here to-day, brings the
following additional news from japan:
The government has revoked the prohibition
against the exploration ri' salt pctrc and has
imposed an adva!orcm luty OF five per cent.
on that article
The government has sent Saye>himH. second
minister OF the Empire, on mission to China.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22
From Guatemala.

NEW York, March % -Guatcmala adviccs
say that in the revolution which exists there
and which is headed by PalacloS, the govern
mcnt is cxiling, shooting and imrrisonag on
all sides The conduct Of English Minister
Corbets caused bitter feeling against Eosland.
Corbctt sought to secure the appointment OF
one Dent as customs receiver at Il local port,
which was personally Objectionable to the peo-
pie. TIE Guatcmailan govern mcut refuses to
longer recognize Corbctt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22
LOCAL NEWS S.

TIE STREET RAILWAY. The Alexandria
Passenger Railway Company have leased from
YIN, Carey, esq, of Washington city, D. c.,
mo large stable aud sheds attached to the Vlr-
gIuia House-formcrly Sccarcc's Tavern-a
fhe corner of King aud Pey!on streets, and
have put the building III repair for their use
There is accommodation in the stable for thirty
horses, and in the shed for twelve passenger
rars The western terminus Of the road will be
on the lot of K. II. Miller, esq, (kuuwn as the
Tan Yard lott which will bring the street travel
within few yards OF the sioue bridge at the
head of Duke street, where the COUNTIES Of
Alexandria and Fairfax adjo!n each other. The
other terminus will be at the steamboat wharf,
on the property Of the Potomac Ferry Company
The road will have double track, land with the
Philadelphia. or tram rail, weighing torty-hvc
mounds to the yard, on strong pieces OF South
Carolina pine lumber, seven inches by I'VE
inches, which are laid upon cross-tlcs slX-t"et
Iong.six inches thick aud tive lucheS vide. | here
will be turn table at each end Cf the ROAD, the
ingress and esreSs to the cars oelng only 10 the
roar The cars will be drawn by one horse and
the fares collected by the 'Slawson fare box.
It IS proposed to ruu the cars every I'VE minutes
from each end. thus making twelve trips per
hour each way, or from SIX Il. H. 70 ten y. H.,
one hundred and eighty trips, or ninety round
trips The road being upwards Of a lnlIe long
it will be seen that the SIX cars which wall be
necessary. must each nike upwards OF sixty
miles day ii they run continuously Tor fifteen
hours each making two round trips III an hour
The materials for the road are in course OF prep
ara,ion, aud work will begin on it By the tenth
of April next, if the lu!uUcr aud iron can DC
put upon the ground BY that time, winch Is
Iully expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22
A PICTURE OF NEW YORK CITY,
IN AND THE

GREAT UHICATU FIkE,
ON EXHIBITION AT SAREPTA HALL,
NEXT MONDAY EVENING.
The Grand Panorams OF New York city,
showing Iii the Principal Scenes on the North
and East rivers Magnificent Views in Central
Park the Busy Streets of the GrrMt Metropolis;
ali the Public Buildings ETC., will be unroi!c! at
Surepts Hall, on Mon1ay evening, March ~.
1t has the reputation of being the most itc-likc
picture OF great city and its surroundings eyer
presented to the public, and is everywhere re-
ccived with the highest admiration.
The Panorama OF Chicago gives correct Wow
of the Garden City rs it looked on that terrible
day, October ., 1871, when wrapped in DANES.
Both these Panoramas are paintings on CAN
vsss, and will be shcwn the same evening for
one Observation-Disclosures cents. NH I'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-22

ALEXANDRIA MANUFACTURES In passing
down King street this morning we noticed a
great many persons at VIM. I. Hcrrlck' 5, and
upon going in, found him packing harness for
David \. Windsor There were two large boxes
and four others sets making to ordcr-thcy were
very fine and strong and were going to Wash
ingtnn city. There were also some for Smoot
Il Perry aud Jchn Brown. Mr.. H. We believe
is manufacturing largely.
II a STRANGER.
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EiGriIn.

New York March 2,-Ihc World ITALIA
haSscc dispatch says:-,rhe new Governor o!
Florida has openly set at defiance the act pro
hibiting the Governor from appointing to of
fee, al Interim, any person who had tcen
nominated for such office and rejected by the
Senate and that he will probably be iGp.ached
AT the next session Of the Lcgislature.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuiHGTON. March %, | ! a. %.

WASHINGTON, March %, Ii a. a..
Probabilities For the rest Of Saturday Tor
the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic States,
the barometer rsa somewhat, with diminishing
winds and generally clear, cool weather. For
the Middle States and Lower Lakes, rising ba-
rometer fresh to brisk westerly winds, and clou.
ly weather clearing away, by Saturday evening.
For New England. rising barometer wlnd verr,,
iug to northwest With cloud and snow, followed
by clearing weather, Saturday mig hit For the
OHIO Valley and Upper Lakes, rising tampera-
tnre and generally fl.ling barometer followed
Saturday evening by increasing southwestly
winds and cloudy weather.
Caurionary signals continue along the Middle
and East Atlantic Coast, and will be Displayed
at the Like s.at:ous from and after Apr! first.