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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15
MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, 18th June, 1874.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, l2th June, 1914.
". b. Mcclure:
DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 10th inst,
calling my attention as Mayor of the city of
Alexandria to the fact that the British settlers
iu this city had organized an association for
the purpose OF devising means to induce an
extensive immigration of suitable settlers from
the northern country, and inviting the CO.
operation of the authorities in this schemes
before me, aud 10 reply | would say that the
plan proposed meets my hearty approval and
[ shall take immediate steps to bring this i'm
portant subj. ct net only to the attention of
the City Council but shall also endeavour to
awaken an interest therein on the part of the
citizens generally. With best wishes for the sue
cess # the scheme, which you have Inaugural
ted, permit me to subscribe myself, very truly !,
your obedlent servant
ISigncd :: K KEMpER, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June Is, I / a. N.
For the Middle States clear or partly cloudy
weather will prevail during the rest OF Monday
with westerly winds shifting to soulhcrly and
southeastcrIy, stationary or rising temperature
and continued high barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, June ID, 1877

WASHINGTON, june ID, IoIf.
The Senate was engaged during the early
portion of its session, to-day, with amendments
to the Judiciary act.
The report of the District Investigation Com
mittce is expected day, but it is doubtful II
it be perfected 10 time for report until late
this afternoon, if at all to-day.
The House of Representatives, alter the re-
ceptiou of number Of bills, &C., uoder the
Monday call on States, took up the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill, which was amended
and discussed at length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15
Stables Burned.

TAUNTON, Mass, June l5-The stables of
the Bristol county Agricultural Society were
burned Saturday night, with IA horses most
ly troltiug stock there for training Loss
ppn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15
VILLA SITES,

orfour acres each. The view from these heights
is unequalled by any on this continent. Inc
scenery is superb, and there can be seen in va
ried beauty the rolling country of hill and val
lev, diversii ID with citios towns ham!ets,
country seats and forests, with the Potomac
river visible for miles To all DESTROYS of esca-
ping the excessive taxation Of the city, and Sc
curing Beautiful Homes, this offers advantages
unsurpassed.
This valuable property, belonging to Ale1an-
der Hunter, ESQ.,, lies between the two cities OF
Washington and Alexandria, two miles from
the National Capital, Immediately on the
Washington Turnpike and Railroad, and within
3 stones throw of Hunters station, where quick
transit can be had to either city. Fare ten
cents. The sale will take place on
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1874,
At two o'clock p. m.
EXCURSION TRAINS WILL BE RUN
COLLATION. SERVED,
and many inducements offered.
Maps and Handbills this week.
LATIMER s. CLEARY,
;a153t Auctioners.
TEWELRY! JEWELK1
y New styles arriving daily, consisting o
Gold plated Rubber and other fancy styles; ais
| \ full line of French Gilt and Rubber Neck
nv FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT.
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THE POTOMAC BOULEVARD,

connecting the Washington turnpike with the
Georgetown road, is one hundred feet Wioe'
forming drive of one thousand yards.
There has been great liberality in laying out
this Town. There are several public Reserva-
ton. and Parks On the heights, two hundred
ieel above the river, are the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

This Town has been surveyed and laid out by
Mr.. William p Twamley, Typographical En-
pineer and Landscape Gardener, after the man.
ner of Norwood and Ridley Parks, near Phlla-
phia, and Highland Park, near Baltimore. Inc
lots are one hundred and fifty by one hundred
feet the streets are sixty-six feet wide.
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Jefferson Davis.

New YonK, June l5.-Jetferson Davis reach
cd here yesterday from LIVERPOOL and left In
the evening for bis home in Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

REMARKR.-Receipts of Wheat are very light
and the market is quiet and unchanged sales of
red at 14O, las, $50 and l55 for fair to prime.
Corn is quiet; offering. of l,547 bushels, with
sales ofmixed at 10, 50 and 81. Small Oft rings
of Oats. with sales at 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

NTAYOB'S OFFICE,
M Alex.ndria, Va, June Is, 1874.
Notice is hereby given tosll parties requiring
license to do business that shall be IN my office
in the Market Building. on Royal St, DAILY /,
from TO to O clock, for the purpose of granting
the same. h. hhM En-,
ia l5-lw Mayer
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EUECATTO.r.7L.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
Y CHANICAL COLLEGE.
TO CONTRACTORS.-Th Building Com
mittee Of this College will receive sealed propo
TO TWO MILLIONS OF GOOD HARD
BRICkS-the number to be at the option OF tho
committee the bricks to be burned by Novem
Der lst. Payments will be made as the WORK
progresses and the contractor will be required
to give bond and security for the faithful per-
serves the right to reject all the bids
Proposals should be addressed to V. Il. Shop
H0fo' '''''' ~ q. BLACK, Rector.
Blacksburg, Va, je lin
CLIFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
~ NEAR MARKHAM STATION,
FAUQUIER COUNTY.
Terms: $3.50 per scholastic year. No extra
'"A' S' R. JAQ'UELIN AMBLER, Principal.
REFERENCES:
The Clifton Preparatory School is enc OF those
noble high schools prep tratory to the Unlversi-
and the success of which every lover OF SOUND
learning ought earnestly to desire. The well
known scholarship, skill and experience OF Its
Principal, Mr.. K. J. Amber, renders the school
worthy of the liberal patronage OF those VINO
seek thorough training for their sons.
CHARLES s. VENABLE
Prof Math. UNIV. Virginia
We endorse the above recommendation OF
Colonel Venable.
J. JOINS. Bishop of Virginia:
F. NJ WHITTLE, Asst. Bp. Va.
SCnELE DEVERE,
Prof Mod Lang. Univ. Va.
B. l.. GILDERSLEEvE,
Prot. Greek Univ. Va
VIM E. PETERS,
Pro- Latin, Univ. Va
II take pleasure in recommending Mr.. X. j.
Ambler's school to the public"
<. S. JoYNEs,
Prof Mod. Lang. Wash. and Lee Univ.
Markham station, je 4-d2m&twlaw2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

Boat RAcE.--Large numbers of persons
witnessed the regatta on the Potomac to day,
from the ends of the wharves Of this city
and from the decks OF the steamers passing
up and down the river during its progr. 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

Mr.. Richard Massey, son Of Mr.. Rudolph
Massey. died this morning after prolonged
illuess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

WEST END MAGISTRATE COURT On Sa-
turday evening last Justice kerby, Of Fairfax
county. held his Court ut West Fad
Frank Jackson. colored conjuration doctor,
arrested 10 the city on the charge of killing BY
malpractice coored womao, was dismissed as
no charge had been brought against him 10
Fairfax county.
Two colored men named Napier and Fcrger-
son, charged with threatening the life of ii. ii.
Davis, also colored, were bound over to keep
the peace
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15
GROUND PLASTER.

CARD.-Hsving leased and thoroughiy re- d
Mill. recently occupied by Messrs.. Suite &
Stna,t I am now prepared 10 furnish FINE
sndFRESHLY-GkOUND PLASTEkin bulk,
H Haas or barrels Also CORN MEAL ut lowest
make. rates L. It. ANTHONY in charge OF
Nil E. II. LAMBERT, H.,
otf No. Is Union wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

BArTIZISG -Fifty-one colored people we're
baptized yesterday morning at the usual place
in the Potomac, off Battery Rodgers. A lar, e
crowd, composed principally Of people of their
own color, witnessed the ceremony from the
terraces of the dismauted battery, and Vehi-
cIes on the shore and boats in the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

PERSONAL Colonel William kiIgour, the
able and efficient President Of the Catholic
Benevolent Uuion of Virginia, left here last
night on the Baltimore boat for his home in
Alexandria Colonel kilgour IS bright orna-
mcut OF the legal profession of our State, pos
sessing rare Abilities great eloqueuce, courte-
Gus manners, and pleasant address. He made
many warm friends during his sojourn in our
''Ci,ies by the Sea- "-Nortok Landmark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

SHIP YARD The Alexandria Marine Rail
way Company commenced this morning to erect
substantial feuce around their ship yard
The work of building the new ways there will
be commenced as soon as the material, for
which the contract has already been awarded,
shall have arrived. Tile company has now
quite large force at work repairing vessels
OF small size. aud when the new ways are
completed will have constant employment for a
much larger number
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

RRENT-A COMFORTABLE TWO
E=s STORY FRAME DWELLING, No Use
Hing street, water and gas on the premises. Pos,
session given Is. July For further information
enquire at No. 81 South Pitt street.
IL 15-tJl u. SMITH.
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ICE EEHkERS.
ICE /!

IcH' ICE. ICE
Having made ARRANGEMENTS for full supply of
NORTHERN ICE,
I am prepared to fill orders, both wholesale and
retnl ut market rates.
ME- Country orders solicited, and special at
tenlion paid thereto.
ICE can be procured at Ice Depot, Market
space, from q. m. till 9 p m. daily.
ic2 u. G.. ATWELL.
IoE' ICE! l0A
Having made Arrangements fo- a full supply of
NORTHERN ICE,
am prepared to fill ali orders, both wholesale
and retail at market rates.
ls- Country cr .crs solicited and special at
tention paid thereto.
F. A. REED Agent,
lie l-tf Junney's wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

RENcoUNTRE--A telegram to the Baltimore
Sun Of this morning, dated Vernon Mills Eau
quicr county, June IS, says: An alteration
occurred at Salem, Fauquier county, between
Col. Mosby and B. I. Rixey, ex-state Sena,
tor on Thursday June II, 10 which cane and
carriage whip were freely used. The par
ties we're separated by friends. Politics were
being discussed at the time
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ie Lift
YORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
M Alexandria, Va June Is, 1874.
All persons owning or intending to keep any
animal of the dog kind are hereby notified to
come forward and take out license for the same
from the Auditor. All persons found with
cog or dogs on his or her premises without the
rcaurel license shall be fined by the Mayor
FIVE DOLLARS for every dog SO owned or
harbored after jay lst.
And it is further ordered that after the 10th
instant all dogs found running at large in the
streets eff this city without being properly and
securely muzzled shall be seized by persons de-
signatcd for that purpose and deslt with accord
ing to law Also all dogs found running at large
in the Market place shall be killed.
ia l3-2w X. kEMPER, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

A BIN & On II A n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

TRoTTING MATCH The race of the Wash
ton Trottipg Association, took place at Bright
wood Saturday afternoon. The purse was
81 500, 10 per cent. being given to the first
horse, 20 per cent. to the second, aud 10 per
cent to the third. The race was Won leach
heat by B. e. Moscs's III. G. Hill, the
horses Silver Maid and white Cloud
coming in after Au iupromptu rae" tor $50,
gotten up on the course. was won by Mr..
Burgdorf's horse washington A large
number of spectators we're present, OF whom
many were from this city.
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SHIEsI'f.SG We u S.
Port Of Alexandria. June Is.

SUN KosE.."........ 437 MOON sLTs...... Il
aim SETS 70
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HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THREE
YEARS TIME.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-15

SUNDAY LIQUOR Law. The provisions OF
the State law prohibiting the sale Of liquor on
Sunday went into operation yesterday, and as
consequence not "a single drunken man was
seen on the streets, nor was there single case
a, the Mayors Office this morning. All the
bar rooms in the city, were closed exc pit to
the initiated and those who uId not go with
out their accustomed stimulaut were forced to
obtain it at West Ed, at 0possum Hall on
the opposite side of the river, or, on phys-
clans prescription, at the drug stores The
Washingtouians who were here were sadly
disappointed when they found 1t impossible to
obtain drinks, and returned to their homes with
no good opinion Of Virginia hospitality.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29
Parrots in Africa. .

/ The Colonial Journal relates: Ia the
vicinity Of the village on Kong Island, in
the Gaboon river, Africa, there is a stu
pendous cotton tree, the widespread and
gigantic arms of which have served, time
;mmemorial, as q lodging place, not only
for the parrots belonging to this part OF
the country, bu. one might be tempted to
beliore for all Ia Africa. These birds
usually spend an hour or more in adjust
Ing themselves in their proper places a.
night, during which time they keep up
such loud and incessant screaming that
you cannot De heard anywhere in the
vicinity without raising tbs voice consider
ably above tie ordiaary pitch. At length
they are quietly seated, when commence,
what very closely resembles musical
concer. this they continue fer an hour
longer At regular intervals during the
night they sing out a. if they were keeping
watch. The natives say She concerts have
been borrowed from them and the irac-
tice Of keeping watch they supposed have
been derived from vessels lying at anchor
IN the river. These conjectIros viii not
appear Improbable to those who are &c
q lanintei with the singular aptitude OF
these birds to catch aud initiate the sounds
CT the human voice They are never
nolested their powers Of u.terance, in the
Of tie African, are so close an
to human speech that to kill
aud eat them would be almost equivalent
to murder and cannibalism.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29
Granger Prices.

Many persons seem to think that the
sole aim of the Changers is to procure
goods a. less price than anybody else, and
charge more for what they sell than any
body ought to pay. We are sorry that
such wrong impression has found loig-
ment in the mind of any one. For 1t Ger
tainly Is wrong No such thing Is the
object of the order. There may be indl-
yiaual members who think and try TO act
in that way. But we know that such Il
course is wholly distasteful to the live
members, who are looking ahead and ear
nesty desire to see their class benefited by
means Of the order. We have been IN IN
ti.,aate relations with very miny OF
the leading spirits in this part of coun
trv. aul We have never haI to DO with
a set Of men y o were more honorable and
high-mirded, more DESTROYS Cf living up TO
the motto 1--we and let lye, than they.
rhe mere matter OF money getting and
money saving is the least o their wishes.
They are economical, As all OF Us ought to
be. They desire to get the h CHEST prices
they can for their produce, which 40 one
can object to- They seek 10 buy as cheap
" as possible-as no does not? But
the7 are not, by any means, seeking,
through cpmbina,isn, u Oyertarn the laws
Of trade, or TO make the whole country
contribute to their purses. Neither are
they ranging themselves il hostility to the
business men Of the communities where
shcy trade, for the purpose Of running OF
Gripping them Such thing is the fur,
thest from their desires. Their aimes are
higher and nobler than this. The object:
Of their association are beyond and above
tho merceuary spirit they are charged
with. We trust that all fair minded mes
viii accord TO them, as an order, better
motives than those contained IN the oppro
briou, epithet as banded about 10y tbs
thoushtless and unnIOrmeG, "oran.eFS
rriccs. = IadiaaI GraHgtr
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compartment, which, is lined with plata-
glass mirrors, the perturbed spirit OF the
infanti is soothed by its frantic efforts to de-
molish its own image, reflected in the glass
with e nickle- plated combined teeth-eutter,
nail-knife, rattle and tack-hamme-, which
are thrust into the baby's hand by an au-
toznaton monkey. Fati gued By its destruc-
tive efforts, the infant falls asleep, while
the organ attachment plays softly the
melody Of Put Ne in my Little Bed"
Then it slips into the third compartment.
Here the baby is washed. Another small
tube administers dose OF soothing syrup,
and the infant glides from the machine,
its nails pared, It's hair coined, ready for
the habllimeuts rendered necessary by the
fall Of our first parents.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29
Lynch Law in Missouri

From the KaEsJs City lines, Dec. 81.
Informatian reached this city last even
irg from gentlemen who arrived from Fort
Scott, VIII sh furnishes material for 4 brief
Illustration Of Missouri justice as dealt ont
out to outlaws when oyertIken by 4 jury
of their countrymen. On last Friday morn
ing two armed ruains rode up to the resi-
denee Of farmer named Lewellen, rosid-
ing near Monegsw Springs, St CLAIR Coun.
ty, and finding Mrs. LewelIen alone at
tending to some household duties, enter 3D.
the house AID inquired for her husband
The lady SAID her husband was not at
home, bat could be found out ii the timber
The ruiians then seized upon her AMI at
tempted to outrage her person, and even
threatenol to blow the brain. out OF her
infant child. The terrified woman, in her
despair, made a frantic attempt to escape,
but was seized AMI eat terribly with II
knife, and after beating her in shocking
manner, left her for dead outside the door
Of her house. She was f9unl by her hu4
band several hours afterwards in piti,big
condition Mr.. Lewsilen at once appealed
to his neighbors. anl several organized bod
les of mon were soon scattered over TIE
country in plrsIit Of the rIef.ns. The
ruffians wers foan skaikiag in the timber,
a few miles from Chtlk Plains, where a
short trial was had, Jllse Lynch presd-
ing. 1t is not definitely known whether
the rufians are quite dead, but it is consi
derei ve-y certain that they will not annoy
the people Of St CLAIR country again.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29
Washing the Baby.

The Pail Mall Gazette Is a firm believer
in the story that IN invention Is ready Tor
PARENTS which acts as follows
You simply insert the beg. lined and mo,
lasses coated infant in an orihce, which can
be made Of any required size by turning
for ten minutes a o5-wheel with electric
attachments. The child glides gently
down Lightly polished inclined plane; hi
lips are met at its terminus by an lndia
rubber tube, from which the infant cai
draw laeleal noarishment. While Ia thh
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-01-29
SUSPENSE.

Mid the drear, soul-buri ming shadows that
tonight around me cling,
With m aching heart I'm won1 ring what
the morrow dawn viii bring:
Whether hop, for she who ling reth just this
siic Denth's open door,
Or if THEN the auttering spirit will have
reached the other shore.
Ia yon silent chamber, cuttaiaei from the
lamp-light'. iickeriH. CLEAN,
With the ~hite hands Ineekly folded, les she
like one in dream;
On the face no pain.mnrks finger; calm in
sleep the pltien. brow;
Yet, y Coll | know the Angels softly oeckon
to her now.
CHICAGO jan 1874. OWEN VI WILSON, JR.
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MANITOWOC PILOT
.+POETRY.t+-
LIZZIE.

Lizzie has roguish eye
There's a wealth Of mischief in her;
Her glance is so proyuking-sly
Twould make a saint become a sinnel
Sleeping. waking, morn and night
Sic has set me thinking, dreaming,
With those eyes so wicked-bright,
Like stars upon me ever beaming.
Have you seen the startled fawn
When it hears the hunters horn7
Have you seen the bursting dawn
OF glorious Summers morn2
Not more graceful, nor more fair,
Than my beauteous queen Of pearls
Tender, loving, fond and dear,
Is my Lizzie, best Of gills.
There are women. I'll allow,
Who can boast Of higher beauty
eciau nose, and marble brow
Worship them, if it will suit thee
But ii adore the rogush eye
Whose glance is like the sun above me,
And know Ia surely lie
If my Lizzie ceased to love me.
CHICAGO. JAMES LAyILLIs.
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THE TYPE AND TIE TYPOS,
BY LUTE 4. Taylor.

The two most fascinating sounds, not
human, to which haze ever listened, are
the click of the telegraph and the click Of
the types. There is a tie Of consangaini-
ty between these sounds family rsla-
tionship Of birth and similarity Of service
in the thing. themselves. Each serves the
highest mastsr--Mind; each is engaged in
the modest occuption--the diffusion Of
ideas and intelligence
As the music of ,he Violin IS incentive to
dancing, 50 Is the music Of types rapidly
falling in "stich" an aid to thought. Many
very brilliant newspaper articles have been
"set up" at tue cease" without having
been previously written, and in our expert
encc We have often found that when We
had an extra amount Of writing to do, we
could 10 it more easily and more rapidly,
leave the carpeted sanctum and the cu.h-
ioned chair ani sit at bare table in the
Composing room" where we could catch
the infection Of the industry around us.
OF the types themselves we never weary.
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in their possgssion--you have bat to learn
'u' '-.'s" ~" . P'2's'! pa oi' "'I
proper! '''..''ss ''''' MUG ices %
meal p''uce'f '''','' ' ! '',i d" al LIN
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persuasive prayer 'l"n 'o'-Ue mas "''cFeu
o. ear mas hea'1. "et IL oaI II you can
lhey are patient OF delay.
/: IS interesting to trace the analogy pc
tween these types anu the nild, WAich IS
their master. i i"c@ed form gives no
more ih'iCaVio'' % ''e u'Pf"c'lrsd eye u
the SATIRE 'haI may De sp"FAiii's' OF lhe
sorrow, that may be soo1inS throush II,
than an lmpass've lace gives Of the thought
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