davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-30

tY- oTSI
cLzRE,s oyyrcz, Nor1sssx MARxrr.
.+s a:ss:s y. a n 4;
= 8 ssI S.s 81 4 .:
ST. Get, for term Of sx months, assessed By the
Commission. Hunetuel payment Il required, As ne
exteuklen Of time will be granted and ali stands
stalls that srH not paid 10. BY the lat OF JULY will
be eonsid red want, and be renref to Others.
By order OF the Conmls siouers.
SIDNEY MCFARLAND, Market Master.
n-This marfet Will b. open all dsy aud at night
on FRIDAY, I'd ofJCLYs instead OF Saturda y, 9Th.
jes9-st tStnrl "a -, &
fSB-NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE RE-,
~ spectfally informed that the Northern Mar
ket, corner OF ssv ntsa and % streets will he open,
DAYS, andSATURDAY EVENINGS.
SIDNEY hgFARLANp.
yez-8 Market Naster.
tT-BANK OF wAsHrNGToN,
dividend Of TwESTY-ffiyzP sF s' cSST from
PER GENT. ont OF the earnings or {, e. last tx
months, both payable on aud after toe r pfpx
je3F-St. O. A.JAAffS. Cashier.
sI-sPECIAL TAX NOTICE.
OobLEcToB's OFFIck,fs
n TIT on mr. ma mi Z
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-30

All the above goods are In tin glass, in small
packages. pre- Jared for instant Use, and can be
carried without breaking.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-30
SP0RTSNIEN

VIII LOOK no further for . choice selection
o. WINES from FRANCE and GER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
Murder and Excitement.

PITTsYLvASIA, G. H., Mar. 3U.-The body
of Albert Barksdae, highly respected coIorcd
man, who has been missing for several days,
was found near this place. yesterday, partially
buried Foul play has been suspected, aud
the murderer, paramour Of BafksIale's wife,
was arrested on suspicion of having committed
the crime, and at the inquest upon the body
the evideoce Of guilt was conclusive. The muir
derer decoyed Ills victim into the woods where
he crushed his skull with an axe,and then tried
to conceal the body. Ali day yesterday an 10
furiatcd crowd surrounded the Jail threatening
to lynch the murderer, who has made full
confession. The vile of BarksdaIc has also
been arrested and confined IN Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
Strike Troubles in Pennsylvania

SUsQU EHANNA DEPOT. March 3U-7:l5 a.
IN. Csc thousand more troops from PLlladcl-
phia have reached Carbonate ell route for this
place, aud are expected TO arrive here about
half past nine o'clock this morning. If the
strikers at their meeting at eight O'Clock this
morning decline the proposition madc them by
the company, the Sheriff will at once resort to
force
SUsoUEHANNA Depot, Pa March 30 9:l5
d. NJ The strikers have met aud voted on
Vice President Clark $ propositions, almost
unanimously rejecting them. The vote was
no, 476; yes, II.
SUsoU JOHANNA DEPOT, March 30-9:35 a.
m.-Vce President Clark has met d commit
tee of strikers and refused to make any further
concesslou The military will now be called
upon to protect the road, as the company in
tend to start trains Of all kinds.
SUsoUEIIANNA DEPOT March 30-ll:30 a.
N. The strikers are being paid off in small
squads, who are admitted ioside the lines OF
the military TO receive their pay an'! are then
escorted beyond the lines. when another squad
is admitted Freight traiDs will be moved in
about thirty minutes under the protection Of
the military No attempt has yet been made
to resist the troops.
HARRlsBNRG, Pa March So noon. The
following dispatch has been received here:
HEADQUARTERS 9TH Div. n. g. Pa. !
SUsQUEHANSA DEPOT, March 80
Co., j. F. H,rtrunJt, HursLurg:
The strikers are being paid. Ali quiet. Shall
have all trains moving this afternoon.
(Slgned) <. s. OSBORNE, Maj. GeDl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
From New York.

New York, March 30.-The men and wo-
men enlisted 10 the temperance cause gathered
10 the churches in this city and Brooklyn yes
terday aud made their prayer offerings in the
presence of large congregations. La Brooklyn
three routes have been laid out for special work
of visiting saloons. The temperance work is
found to be far more extensive and complicated
than anticipated, but the visitors are not dis
couraged.
Masked robbers last night entered a house 10
Jersey City in which dweIls the watchman of
Densmith & Bros, jcwclry manufactury, threw
him to the floor, bound aud gagged him, and
because he would not give them the keys of
the factory which he did not have, they piled
about him bedding saturated with oil aud set
it on fire. The watchman succeeded 10 freeing
himself and escaping from the flames, but the
house was burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
Review.

LONDON March 3O.-lherc was an immense
crowd of people in Windsor Park today to
witness the review Of the troops of the Ashau.
tee expedition. General Sir Garnet Wulscley
was in command. The review took place in
the presence Of the Queen, Prince OF Wales,
Duke OF Cambridge and Prince Arthur. The
weather was fine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZET1E.}
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.


WASHINGTON, March 30, 1874.
The Senate, after the usual reception aud
reference of memorials proceeded to the con-
sderation of the currency bills.
The House of Representatives was engaged
during the morning hour with cali 81 States
FIR bills and int resolutions.
Mr.. Harris, of Virginia, introduced bill to
refund to r. H. Buckner the net proceeds OF
the sale of his property in Alexandria for US.
taxes.
The Currency bill was then taken up
and considered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

REMARK w heat is III very light receipt
aid The market is active Ut last weeks figure
sa;es to day Of small lots Of red at lt1 and ia
for good to prime. Receipts OF Corn are large
and the market has suffered decline of lc; of
ferings to-day o. 42iS bushels, with sales OF mix
ed 1T 10, 10, IS and IS, ard yellow ut "A anl -
Oats arc ac i've and firm; sales to lay Ut % ana
&c offerings of 4lG bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
Heavy Weather.

New York, March 30.-Thc captain of the
steamship Hermann, which arrived SATURDAY
from Bremen says he never experienced heavier
weather tban from the Dist 10 the 24th, during
his professional experience.
LONDON, March 80. Heavy gales have PR
vailed on the British Coast since yesterday
morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
yVnSsnchusetfS ScnafOrShip.

BosToN, March 3O.-In the legislative con-
venton to. day, the sixth ballot was taken, re-
sultug as follows: Whole number of votes
cast, 256; necessary to choice. l29; Dawes
received 81; Hoar, 10; Curtis -; Adams, Is;
Banks, 7; Anasa Walker. Pierce, Was hburue
aud Whittier each The convention adjourn
ed until noou to- morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
Weather Probabilities.

WAsHISaToN, March 80, l a. N.
For the Southern States, uorthea>terly to
southeastery winds, rising temperature, cloudy
weather aud rain in the Gull States. For the
Middle States, southeastery Winds, slightly
lower pressure warmer, cloudy weather and
possibly rain this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
EScaDCG.

PARIS, March 3O.--rhc report that Icuri
Rochefurt and Pascha Grous-et have escaped
from the penal colony at New Caledonia, is
confirmed. A dispatch from Melbourne Of to-
1ays's date says they, with Guurde aud Butler
and TWO other couvcts, have arrived at New
Castle, n S. W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET. March 3D.
The supply # fresh Fish continues small and
by no means equal to the delnAi:d. The receipts
since saturdays report have been 1870 Shai,
2u.UUU Herring, ana II considerable increase IT,
the number Of Rock and Perch over the receipts
Of the preceding days. The quottti us t. day
are: IS to so per hundred for >had; Is 20 so
PER thousaLd for Herring; 10 to 35c per han"h
for Perch Ard Rock, mad 25c to 81 for single
Rock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
Sudden Deaf:a.

Boston. March 3D. Mr.. Gogeler, organist
at the Baptist Church iu West Concord street
died of heart disease in his seat, last evening"
while playing his instrument.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

PoToMAc RIVER STEAMERS. The company
owaiug the steamer Pilot Boy have purchased
the steamer Palisade. and bad her towed here
from Washington, this morning, for repairs
She will run on the Pilot Boy route when the
latter is running excursion trips uext summer.
\ Change has been made 10 the officers of the
Plot Boy. Capt. White formerly commander
OF the PaliSade. is now in charge Of her, with
Mr. peter Mckenuy as mate, Captain W. Il.
hyes being the Superintendent with his Office
10 Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
nFFICE ALEXANDRIA WATER CO.,


HFFICE ALEXANDRIA WATER CO.,
W March 81, 1874.
The Stockholders of the Alexandria Water
Company are hereby notified that the first in
stalnient OF two dollars per share on each share
OF the old stock Of the Company has been order.
cd by resolution oi The Board of Directors to be
,r,id To he Treasurer ut tn. Office of the Com
pary, on or before the 18th day Of April next.
By rider of the Board:
NH 3U-eotd= /. j. FENDALL, Secretary.
rNHE FIRST X n y u Il l. MEETING
4 OF THE
FALLS CHURCH LAND AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATIONS
will BE- held at Crulnp'S shop, in this place on
the SECOND MONDAY IN ArRiL, 1874, ut
u O'Clock p. m
SCHUYLER DURYEE, Secretary.
E,lIc Chur,.n NH :aD-,.ntl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

NEW DRUG STORE MIR ". Franklin
Creighton, of the late firm of Cook & Creigh
ton, has leased No. IS King street, in Sarepta
Hall building, and having fitted it up in hand
some style, has opened there as comp lete and
as we'll supplied and we'll furnished drug
store as can be found 10 any city Of the popu-
lation of Alexandria, south of the Potomac
In addition to the stock usually kept in first
class wholesale aud retail drug store MIR.
Creighton keeps all sorts Of painters and glaz-
er's material, and garden seeds, aud a most at
tractivc feature of his store is the array of
beautiful flowers from the garden of Mr.. Stat
er, and for the sale Of which MIR. Creighton is
the agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
The Markets.

NEW YORK March &c. Stocks active. Money
T. Gold rs Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat trim and quiet.
BALTIMORE, March 30-Tlrginis skies, con-
,olidu.ed, 5Us; West Virginias y. Cotton firm;
r; low middiings 15sal5i Flour dull "n.y
obbng demand; Howard street nnl Western
Suuerlne 75sS6 81; do EAtr. CAST 30; DO.
Family 25aSS Is; City Mills Superfnc l5a
s. So do Extra 5uaSS 80; do. Family 5Oa
$40 So Wheat quiet, but firm; prices un-
changed. Corn trmer and active; white South
ern eUao4; yellow Southern s.; mixed Western
S3as4. Oats slow, except in jobbing way ;
southern to IS; Western G0sG3 Rye quiet at
S5ae6. Hay unchanged. Prov sions strong
EDEY'S CARBULIC TkOCHES-Just re-
u ceived fresh supply OF Edey's Carbolic
rrcches, for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Group,
Catsrrh, Asthma and Diptheiia For sale By
WAKEFIELD i HALL,
mh30 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
NJ. K. CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL,

NJ. 4. CHURCH SUNDAY SCHooL--Ihe
Superintendent of the Sunday School of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, yesterday
morning, announced the following as having
been accomplished by that school during the
Conference year just closed, viz Library books
drawn from the library, $780, Sunday School
Advocates, 200; Magazines for the teachers
4SO; an organ purchased valued at $780, a sup
ply Of music books; (''Pure Gold, oecre-
tary's desk, valued at $40; coca mating Tor
the school room & ,or, with supply OF every
thing necessary for the efficient working OF the
lschool; and in addition tothe above, paid quite
large Debt balance on library purchased the
previous year.
Police REPORT The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since Sat-
urday last: Silas Beach, for cutting Henry
jones, was committed to Jail to await the re-
suit of Jones Wounds.
Richard Harrison, white, and Celia King,
coloryd, for disorderly conduct, were dismissed
with reprmaud.
John Grimes and George Swansbury, for
disorderly conduct at the house OF Barry Nc
CAM, were locked up for examination.
Que lodger only was at the station house
last night
Tue WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD
having been extended to Purcevlc, the occa-
sion will be celebrated at that place tomorrow
by speeches by j. Mort. kilgour, Edward
Nichols, and others, aud dinner, music, &c.
A special train will leave here for Purcellvle,
starting at ten minutes after nine clock to-
morrow moruiug, and will leave Purcellvie Oh
its return at four clock IN the afternoon.
The CANAL The Alexandria Canal is now
full of water and navigation is open between
here aud Cumberland Three arrivals are re-
ported to-day, the Chris Stgersou, from Cum
berlaud, with coal, to j. T. Agnew, aud the
Miuuc and Cora, trom Scueca, with lime stoDe,
and the Arthur Cropcy, iroln Hancock, with
wood to +. Francis.
THE COMMITTEE appointed to visit the iron
beds on the Virginia Midland Railroad, are to
meet to-lnorrow evening, at the Mansion House,
at s O'Clock, to make arrangements Tor their
trip up the road on the ney: day. The chair
man Mr.. Cotfiu, will De here tomorrow even
lug.
GRAHAM VS. ELLZEY. The argument 10
this case before the Court of Appeals was COM
menced by Mr.. Dauiel, who was followed by
Matthew Harrison, esq, on Friday. On Sat
urday the argument was continued by john
Randolph Tucker, esq, and Z. w. Wattles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

The MCN ElGH DWELLING HOUSE. The
mandate of tie Supreme Court of the i, 5.
was received by the Clerk of the Corporation
Court of this city, to-day. in the case of Nc
Weigh VS.. Underwood, execution upon the
Judgment heretofore recorded was issued lmmc-
,datey ard placed in the hands of Deputy Ser
geaut ". ID. Stewart, who, accompanied by
Mr.. McNcigh, visited the property, formerly
the dwelling house of that gentleman, but OF
late in the possession of Judge Underwood, aud
lu him in possession thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

~ NoTIcE-Thcre will be meeting of tn:
Board OF Directors of the Alexandria Library
Company t. morrow rucsdayl evening, u; the
Library room, al O'Clock. Any Director not
having time to attend the meetings Of the Board
will please >rni in his resi- nation.
NH 80 It ,. 4. y EALE, PreSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY. The
weather yesterday was warm, clear and bright
aud large congregations were present at most
of the churches Revs. MesSrS. Waugh, of the
w. +. Church South, and McGregor, of the NJ.
?. Church, preached tor the first time in the
the churches to which they have been assigned
and are much liked by their respective charges.
he pu! pits of the other churches were filled by
the resident clergy. The several activities of
the Young Mems Christian Association were
conducted as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

Holy WEEK. yesterday commenced that
portion of the Lcuteu season known as Holy
Week, 10 which the Episcopal and Catholic
Churches aud German lutheran COMMEMORATE
by appropriate services the last week III the
illc OF the Saviour before the Crucl62on.
The services iu the Episcopal churches dur
ing Holy Week will be Ia measure siwilar to
;he services which have been held heretofore
during this season, and will be held every moru-
lug Iii ST Paus Church aud every night IN
Christ and Grace churches.
In the Catholic Church yesterday was Palm
Sun,iay, and it was observed by soen aud APP
propriate services, feature IN which was the
blessing aud the distribution to the coDgrega-
ton Of the palms, which, after service, were
taken home, and in many instances the mem-
bcrs of that faith could be seen carrying them
either in their hands or having thcm appended
to their button holes To-day aud Omurrow
there are no special public services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
'ELOWk R 81 iDS--Wc desire to csl the cs

LHLOWER 81 lDS-Wc desire TO call the cs
4 p,2lal attention Of cur lady customers TO
our choice assortment or FLOW Err SEEDS,
consisting, among other varieties, OF the follow
ing: Abronia Umbcliats, African Hisbiscus,
China Astcrs, Amsranthus Cardalus, Sweet
Alyssum Balsam Pear, Balloon Vine, Candy
Tut, Ccntranthu:, Canary Bird Flower, Can.
terbury Bots. Ghyr-an.hemum, Cypress, Vine,
Corcorsls. Carnation, Il ummonds Phiox, Gas
Plant, Golden Chain, Go .rds, HeAr.scas", Hll-
lyhocks, Ice Plant jacobs Lad Ter, Joseph's
Coat LarkSp,.r, Lupns, Mtsnonctte, Mock Or
ange, Mari, o!d, ArScratum Mexicanun, Morn
ing Glory, Helioiro!e, Icrbcna Portulaca,
China Pink, Sweet Peas, Scar ct Poppy, petu-
MIA, Pumeg ranAtc, Japan Maze, Sensitive Plant,
Morning Bride, Toucn-mc-not, Scarlet Sage,
Sweet William, Ten week stock, Sweet Violet,
Snapdragon Wall Flower ard Zlnnia. We have
thcln all put up in small papers at five cts each,
except Heliulrore, Heartscase and Verbcna,
which are ten cents each. We will mail them
to ans address, free Of postage, upon receipt of
price [mh 30l tNNAY co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

TI1O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF Al
l. ENANDkIA-At the request of Il number
ol my fellow citizen, hereby announce myself
US a candidate for tho Office Of G. mmonweal;hs
Attorney of The city If alexandria nj the APP
prunching May election subj C: t, the action Of
the nominating col vc!tion Oh tho Conservative
PARTY. Ii elected, | shall ',cvote my time,
crgy and ability to the discharge of the leSti-
male duties of the Office.
NH > It. JOB VI. JOB NStN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS. 1t Is rum)red
that arrangements have been made between
the Baltimore and Ohio aud the Pennsylvania
railroads by which the former will be allowed,
In future, to run two daily through traius be-
tween Washington and New York in couside-
ration OF which they will discontinue the USE nt
the East Alexandria Railroad. Passengers via
the Midland railroad will be transported as
heretofore over the Alexandria and Washing
ton Railroad, aud by new track, outside OF
Washington. to the B. & o. Railroad all pas
scngcrs from the far South to 60 by the Mid
land Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
LOCAL BkEVHTEES.

Henry Carter, Silas Harris and James Hen
delsou the colored boys put on the chain gang
for shop lifting in the store Of Mr.. Chas Brill,
while being taken out of Jail this morning to
work on the streets ran Oft. and had gotten as
far on the tow path of the canal as MIR. Alick
Hunters rarm, wheo they were caught by Mr..
Bun. Cine, the jaior, who was in pursuit OF
them, and brought back to their old quarters.
A little daughter Of Constable Burnett, took
a drink out of bottle of chlorotorm which had
been left on the mantlepiece last Saturday at
teruoon. and would probably have died from the
effects Of the poison, had it not been for the et-
forts OF DR.. johnson, who was sent for lmme-
diatcly.
The owner of the corn house, for robblng,
which Robert Jefferson is confined in the jail
here, was iu this city to-day making arrange
ments Tor procuring requlstlon from the
Governor of Maryland tor the removal OF the
robber to the Jail at Upper Marlboro.
A called meeting of the City Council will be
held tomorrow pight for the purpose of allow
ing Mr. K Kemper, the newly elected Mayor,
to qualify aud take the oath of the Office the
duties of which he will assume the following
day.
The tug boat Major Beaverton the tow boat
OF the East AlpAdbuIid ldlIiOdu 1elly, nuoSS
arrival here was noticed Friday is one of the
finest and most powerful tow boats ever in these
waters.
The passenger train that left here this morn
ing for Lyuchburg was equipped with the Jan
ncy coupliugs-the invention OF Capt. Eli Jan
ncy of this city.
Gus Howard, the member of the Wallace
Sisters troupe, vino died here last Saturday,
was buried yesterday. His wife came Oh from
Philadelphia and was present at the funeral.
Mr.. Richard Windsor has sold the residence
at Hay6eld and all that part of that tract lying
on the east side of the road, to Mr.. Clark, of
Washington, for $4,000.
A ham of bacon which was being prepared
for boiling 10 the yard Of Lieut.. j L. Smith of
the City Police, yesterday morning, was stolen
during the momentary absence OF the cook.
Delegations from the societies of st. Vincent
de Paul Of Washington, visited that society
of this city yesterday
\ sail boat capsized at klng-strect dock yes
terday Its only occupant, John Warner, was
speedily rescued.
The first herring struck on the Fishwharf
this season were struck by Messrs. Johson u
Go. yesterday.
A meeting of the directors of the Alexandria
Library Company will be held tomorrow night
The festival of the Jewish Passover will be-
gin on "Wednesday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30
ARP W..

Steamship c Knight, New York, to Hooc
j. Johnston.
Steamer Columbia, Balti.aorc. to r Wheat
She reports passing two schconcr' in the k"ttlr
Bottoms one in Nanicmoy Reach and two in
Wa>hington's Reach, III bound up One Of
those in the Kettle Bottoms and the one IN Nam
junoy were light three masters.
Steamer New York, Philsdo.phi., to + y
Reed
Schr Robert Franklin, Baltimore, to Snoot "
Perry.
Schr Albert DAILY, Washington, to American
Conl Go.
PASSED UP.
Schrs s. w shovel and J Anderson,
both with c,rgucs Of Lumber.
SAILED.
Steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt, Baltimore, by
Houe " johnston.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, BY + a
Reed.
PASSED DOWN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

Devils Row. The row OF shautics on the
west side of Union street, at its extreme north
err eud, known as Devils Row, Fi,htown, is
inhabited ty co'orcd people OF almost barbar-
Gus dcpravlty, and is the rendezvous of all the
abandoned elias, OF thar race III this neghbor-
hood 1t is almost daily the scene of fights
and disturbances iu which blood is frequently
shed and lis nightly orgies are TOO rcvotlng 10
be mentioned. OF late c,ored thieves FROM
abroad have made it their resort, and some Of
the articles stolen at the late robbery OF nlr.
Brewers house iu Washington, were discover
ed in shanty there occupied by colorcd
woman banned Kate kiag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-30

GRAHAM VS. ELLzEY. The argument 10
this case before the Court of Appeals was COM
n.enced by Mr. Dauicl, who was followed by
Matthew Harrison, esq, on Friday. On Sat
urday the argument was continued by John
Randolph Tucker esq.,, and G.. w. Wattles.