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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-26

The Supreme Court Of the United States
will adjourn on Friday next until the first Mon
day in March. This recess is taken to enable
the judges, who have large number of cases
before them, an opportunity to fully examine
them and prepare opinions, &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-26

The Superintendent of the Virginia Military
Institute has received communication from
Commodore jansen, Of the Dutch navy, pro-
posing the construction Of light house on the
Rocos Banks, as memorial to the distinguish
ed services TO mankind Of the late Commodore
NJ. F. Maury, LII. D. This proposition has
received the endorsement of the Royal Geo
s,aphioa Society Of Great Britain.
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Mr.. Sener, of Virginia, having called the at
tentiou of the Light house Board to a danger
Gus raft lying in the Chesapeake bay, much to
the annoyance and detrimcnt of shipping, an
order was issued January 81 for the revenue
steamer Colfax to proceed to that poiut ana
haul off the obstruction. The costing trade
have reason to be thankful to Mr.. Sener tor
his prompt action.
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DR.. A. N. Wexford, OF Richmond county;
p. H. Dulany Of Loudoun county; Allen I.
Capertou, of Monroe county, w. Va; \, K.
Phillips, Of Fredericksburg, and j. Prosser
Tabb, of Gloucester, have been elected direc-
tors of the Greenbricr White Sulphur Springs,
with power to sell the property should an OPP
portunity offer.
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EM BROlDERIESl
EN- BRO[DERlES

EHMBROIDERIES
~ EMBROIDERlESl
Just received lot of neat Embro Ierrs pc
cAl J intended for The Spring trade. Ladies wall
do well TO examine our .Inplcte stock before
purchasing rs we are confident we can offer
great bargains in these articles.
PRElZFELDER & BENDHElMS
jan "a Popular Dry Goods Store.
EKGEANT'S NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
The uncollcc.ed State tax bills for the year
1873 arc now in my hnrd. for collect m.
| therefore respectfully ask those who huve
rot paid to call and settle and thereby save
themselves further trouble and xpense.
j. NJ. STEUA kT, City Sergeant.
dec 10 No. 10 ). Royal ST., up stairs
DUCKSKIN GLOVE AGENCY
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE.
Full stock of Bucksliin Gauntlets and Gloves
for ladies' gents and boys The best Buckskin
Gloves in the country, Wholesale and retail, nj
GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
jun IL 7G King street
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L Of the stockhnlers in the
PIEDMONT AND POTOMAC K. K.
Will take place at the residence Of Mr.. Hills
in Rossyn, Alcxsn !ria county, Va, on WE'D
NESDAY, tie fourth day of February, at II m.
CHARLES Ii. SHERklLL,
ian 2O-2w President of Company.
A DMINlSTRATOWS NOTlCE-All per
n sons rdrb,d to the estate Of the late
NANCY ALLEN are hereby rotitled to mako
prompt payment and any having claims against
The said estate are required to present them,
properly authenticated for settlement
jan l6-w4w IL. s. W. BARKER, admir-
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REMARKS Receipts of Wheat are light, and
the market for the better grades is active and
steady offerings Of 57' bushels white and red,
with sales Of tho former at lS3 for q choice lot.
and of the latter ii lr5, lG7 and ITO for fair t.
good, and l75 and It's for prime Corn is in
large receipt and the bulk of tho offerings were
withdrawn; sales to-day OF mixed Mt o., IS AMI
10, and yellow at 70; offerings of 43lO bushels.
Small offerings Of Oats, with sales al S..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-26

1t is reported that there are fears of another
revolution 10 Hayti. The British war ship
WoodIark has been sent from Jamaica to Hayti
for the protection of British interests there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-26

1t will be seen by dispatch in this evening
Gazette that Dr. Livingstone has died in the
interior Of Africa. While the intelligence is
sad, yet it will be the cause of much relief as to
the certainty Of his whereabnuts-bodiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-26

CONGRESS. The Senate was not in session
on Saturday. There was the usual speech
making in the House of Representatives Mr.,
Bundy opened upon the finances, and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Robbins, of North Carolina, upon
the Civil Rights bill. During the delivery of
his remarks, he animadverted upon the colored
race, and proclaimed them the ''star comic ac
tors in the drama OF life Mr. Cain, of South
Carolina, in reply spoke for his race. At the
close of his remarks, which We're entirely im.
promptu, he was personally complimcuted by
the Republican members Mr.. Biery spoke
upon the subject OF specie payments, followed
by Judge Kelley upon the sos per ct. bonds.
During his remarks Slight unpleasautuess
arose between himself and Mr. Dawes, which,
after few retorts aud explanations, was ami
cabiy settled. Mr.. Cox, of New York, then
addressed the House on the subject of applause
10 the galleries. He hoped that there would
not bea repetition of the sceues in the CALLER
les, and that the House next week would put
an end to what he termed little minstresy
and little personal explanation. He was SO
tired Of it himself that he endeavored to per-
suade the other members to adjourn. After
further remarks by MIR. Mellish and Judge
Kelley, the motion of MIR. Cox was agreed to,
and the House adjourned.
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a suit involving half a million is being
tried 10 Wythe County, Va, aud among the
counsel are United States Senator johnston
aud j. Randolph Tucker. The case Involves
the Stuart salt works
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The Dead Siamese Twins.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-Itis rumored very
extensively that the errand of DR.. Joe. Hol.
ingsworth, Of Mount Airy, N. c., to this city,
is to consult the medical faculty Of Jefferson
College relative to post norton examination
OF the Siamese twins, and to dispose of their
bodies at the sum of ten thousand dollars.
Your correspondent waited upon the doctor
this evening at the American Hotel, and was
informed by that gentleman that the PROPOSE
ton had been made to the Faculty, but they
considered the figure too large, but were nego-
tiatiug with the faculty of New York Medical
College relative to a joint contribution of the
sum necessary Tor the purchase Of the right TO
make an examination of the bodies A meet
ing of the representatives of the two faculties
will be held here tonight, aud the matter will
be definitely settled. The doctor also stated
that as the families Of the twins were adverse
to any wutilaton of the. bodies, he thought
that they could hardly be Induced to allow the
remains to be embamed for the purpose OF
public exhibition, but as the families are not
III attiuent CIRCUMSTANCES they might conclude
to allow large pecuniary consideration to alter
their present decision. The doctor also said
that if the negotiations result tayorably the
bodies OF the twins will be brought to Phadel-
phia for an autopsy. The subject is exciting
much interest among the medical profession in
the city,
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DI ED.

Mrs MATILDA HOWARD, wife of the late
DR.. Martin How"rd, druggist. died At the resi-
dence of her son. in law, Jos. A. Grimsey. near
Warrenton, or the nigat of the 18th instant in
the 18th year of her age
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in bed, he found the bo!y Of the aged lady in
an alluos, dying condition. Lift; still remaioed,
but scvcra gaping wounds upon her head and
the bcl-cothrs saturated with her lI,cd told :,
life well-ngb spent. The negro at once gave tn.
alarm, and physicians were suumnnd, but
nothing could be done that could give nope OF
her lite. Whist the alarm was beiu- given,
it is said that Mr.. Jones retired to au upper
chamber and locked himselfin There lie was
soou after arrested aud placed under guard, as
circumstances seemed to surely point to him
as the slayer of his own wife Looking about
for the instrument OF death, an axe was found
lying against the side Of the house--a new axe
COATED with the blood aud brains of the VIC
tim. 1t was the property OF Mr.. Jones.
En- Saturday preliminary examination OF
the evidence III the case was held. MIR. Jones
is said to have lived happily with his family,
though he sometimes drank too freely. Jones
and his wife are aged about IS years, respec-
lively. They were in good circumstances, and
had apparently lived happily together for over
halt a century.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A conference of members Of the House of
Delegates from the seaboard counties was held
last night to discuss the proposed mOdlhcauons
to the oyster law. A bill to meet the wishes OF
those Interested on the SuDJtct VIII soon NC lu-
troduced in the Legislature.
The auditor rep rts the amount of taxes re,
ceived since October /, 1873, at SS27 72l.O2, Of
which amount $427,5 500 was paid III coupons
aud $445, PIP in CURRENCY.
james X. Krischnan, one Of the letter-cr-
ricrs of this city. whose arrest for alleged rob-
berry OF the mail has been noted, was to-day
carried before u. S. Commissioner aud add
mitted to bail 10 81 900 for his appearance be-
fore the United States District Court.
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Lo1TDoUN County ITEMS. -[From the Lees

LoUDoUN COUNTY ITEMS. : From the Lees
burg WashiDgtouiau. DR.. Edgar i. Smith,
a practicing physician of st. Louis, Mo-, died
in that city few days ago. He is son of MIR.
Geo. d. Smith, of Loudoun, and but few
years ago went to the West to practice medl-
cine, where he was earning prominent posi-
tiou, when cut down in the prime Of manhood,
with prospect bright and Aattering He died
with pneumonia. His remains have been
brought to Loudoun Tor interment.
John Heater died at his residence, near the
Point of Rocks, last Wednesday, at an advanc,
ed age. He was one of our uost enterprsins
AID successful farmers, leaving large fortune.
He was esteemed and respected as a good clti-
zen.
Mr.. Addison Sugars, mail-carrier between
Leesburg and Unison, had his collar bone brok-
en- last Thursday by fall from his horse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-26

PREsENT1MENr OF DEATH FULFILLED In
New York, Monday evening" as Officer Quig-
ley, of the EIdrilge- street police turned into
Delaney street, a respectfully dressed man
walked up to hun and exclaiming, My God,
what's the matter p dropped senseless at the
officer feet Procuring Il cart, QuigIey took
the man to the station, and as he carried him
in the man expired. The officer asccrtained
that the man was Thomas Cogswcll, OF lO5
Clinton street. glazlcr; that asst summer he
suffered with brain fever, but since his recov.
cry, he had worked hard at his trade aud had
managed to save /; little money. He told a
fellow-workman Monday morning that he
dreamed the night before that beautiful wo-
man had stood at the head of his bed and ask.
ed him whether he Was prepared TO die, and
that he had answered Yes" That dream
affected him all Monday, and he said that he
did not expect to live long.
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PORT OF ALEXA NDkIA, JANUARY %
SUN RoSE............ 90 NOON sETs.......... q
SUN SETS. ......... SIT
ARRIVED
Stcar er George II Stout, Philudclphia, To +
Reed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-26
ARDEN SEED.

We have received from the old and reliable
seed house, ID. Landrrth s. Son, first supply
OF FIX tSH GARDEN SEED FOR the Spring
sales of 1874. We have on hand an unusually
large stock of Lunireth's Extra Early Peas,
Beans, Corn, &C. &c.
Lsndreth's Almanac and Catalogue Of Seed
can be had uoa application.
jan22 Z S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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II Id GLOVESl
KID GLOW S 1

~ KID GLOVES .
Have just received full line of XII Gloves,
among which is u Glove t. be sold al 81 II pair
Eacn and every pair warranted. lfthey tear OF
rip they will be replaced BY new pair.
ian ~ G.. T.. BERRY, II King ct.
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IIOR SALE-The TACKLE and LEASE OF
Il PYE0 LANDING; lease for two years
the tackle complete.
Ulso LONG BOAT, over 10 feet, fiat bot
TOM and cspstans.
Enquire Of w. T. ALLENDER j. CO., Lit
tie Guapowder, Baltimore c., Md. js2G 2.w IL
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APPLICANTS FOR PosTOFFGCEs The nun
Der of patriots who are willing to serve thcl
country 10 the capacity of a postmaster Is really
surprising. There We're no less than twelve
candidates for the postoffice at Cumberland,
aud a lively contest has been inauguratcd her,
over the postoffice at Augusta, Georgia, tor
which there are three entries, including tho
present Incumbent, one Prince, a native OF the
Pine Tree State When there arc no charges
against the ncumb bent, and he has proved to be
an Efficient officer bis reappoDtmcnt III most
cases is assured. There is, however, dlspo,
sitiou of late to apportiou the Offices geographic
callv. 10 which case the Offices in the South
will 20 to Southern men, and those like MIR.
Prince who hail from the North, will have to
step out Wush Cor But american.
REV. W. NJ. DAME-We regret to earn
that this eloquent divine, has felt 1t to be his
duty 10 resigo the charge OF the Episcopal
Churches iu Middcburg aud Uppervlle Mr.
Dame takes charge of growing congregation
in the city Of Norfolk. We trust he may be
as successful 10 his abors there, as it is so well
known, he has been In the parishes he leaves.
The regrets of his people al his departure, are
freely shared by his many friends 10 Leesourg;,
who 10 parting, with him with him 'Gud->pee1
in the work undertaken in his new field OF Ia
Dor. LecsJmq WaShn0t0ninn.
MARRIED Ruby married Miss Jet IN
Marylaud. 1t ought not to pass without com-
ment, aud yet no exchange which has thus far
come to hand seems equal TO the happy occa-
sion To say that d jet was lost IN ruby set
ting, or that the br de remarked, upon the con-
clnsion of the oscuatory exercises, that no jet
J'eau in the world would compare with Que
smack of the ruby; or that she telt quite bright,
eued up since her change from Jet 10 ruby-aIl
this will be very silly, aud VIC caution our con
tcmporaries against every like frivolily.
ton Transcript.
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MURDER IN HANOVER.

A dreadful murder was committed 10 Han
over county, about ten miles below Richmund
on Thursday night On that night MIR. Wash
logton Joues knocked violently at the door of
the cabin of an old negro who had formerly
been his body-servant aud demanded admis-
sion. Simpson, the negro, opened the door,
and was told that some one had murdered Mrs
Jones and that he must come and see if any
one Was IN the house. The negro was persuaded
to venture 10, and there, in her own room and
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THE MaCCARTf- MORDECAl DUEL. TRIAL.
The trial of ". Page McCarty for killing
John B. Mordccai 10 duel last May, which
has been progressing u the Hustiugs Court
before Judge Guigon f,r four days, was con-
Guided this evening, aud the case given to the
jury at o'clock. la few minutes they re-
turned for instructions az to whether they
were required to fluid verdict Of murder in
the first degree or acqult the accused The
judge instructed that they were not so requir
ed. He then, at the request Of the jury turth-
er Instructed them as 10 the various degrees Of
murder aud manslaughter, after which the
jury again retired. Al clock the jury re-
,urued verdict OF involuntary manslaushter,
aud fixed the prisoner tue at $500. Counsel
for defense asked for a suspension of Judgment
and moved TO set aside the verdict, which no
ton will be considered Monday The prisoner
was baicd in 81 900, Gen. Bradley L. john
sou, security Previous to the instruction by
the court. the jury stood nine for acluitlal ard
three for murder III the first degree. There
was no demonstration III the court room which
was dcnscly crowded.
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sporting.

The new Nnlr bont-house will cost SIP.
00D.
Old Probabilities is an expert player at
draught..
August Belmont'S Gray Planet is match
cd for Sl,Olo Il side to run a mile at Sar-
atoea in ! ;l3 - carrying | 10 pounds
The Bennett pedestrian champion cup.
competed Tor nj Springfield in July last,
has been awarded 10 Mr.. Bowie nf Mon
trcal.
John Roberts, Jr is the present billiard
champion Of England.
The Harvard Sophomorcs will enter
crew Mt the college races.
The trottng season begins in \. Y. State
March lG, each year.
The Hartford Ten have signed their
contracts for the baseball season.
Strenuous efforts will be made to ensure
II successful Centennial regatta at PhiIadel-
phia.
GARNER announces ms willingness to play
Rudolphc for \ 900 side and the cham
pionship within three weeks after his match
with Daty.
"Alatch' games at base ball are the same
this year rs heretofore-nine men, nine in
nings-but in "cxhibiton" games an addi-
tiona player and an extra innings is rul-
able.
The ''Pcarl Diver" is TO swim across the
Delaware River from Canada to the Chest
nut street wharf, Philadelphia, carrying q
man weighing lGG pounds.
The Canada Snow-Shoc Club held an
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lin W Walker, Joel Olmsted. John Car.

lin w Walker, Joel Olmsted, John Car
ter.
Chittenden, although its settlement was
commenced about the close of the revolu-
tionary war, much of its territory is still
unsettled on account of its mountainous
condition.
There are several cayerns in Dandy,
which are considerable curiosities, but they
have never been thoroughly explored, one
of them in the southeastern part, descends
like well into the solid rock II Is said
that person was let down by a rope $50
feet perpendicularly into this cavern with
out discovering any bottom.
AT the races in Wells, March 10, there
was large attendance. The races were
open to all horses, but only three entries
were made. The purses were $50, $15
and $40. The entries were Highland Gray
by Kelley and Ford East Poultney; Flora
Lee by Edward Flanagan, FIT. Edward, and
slippery Nell by A. A. Clark of Poutney.
SCORE.
Trotting ON the ice, on lake ST. Gather
inc, March lS; purse S75 free to all; $50
to first, SIS to second, $40 to third best
3 heats in g.
Kelley Il Ford's Highland Gray. 1 1
Edward Flanagan's Flora Lce..."..".2 2 9
a. a. Clark's slippery Nell...."."3 3
No time taken.
The winner was driven by A. II. Dan
forth of Rutland; Flora Lee by Edward
Buck of Fort Edward. and slippery Nell
10y 7. W. Lewis of Poultncy.
The condition of the track was very bad,
owing 10 the fog and the presence of n
sheet of water ON the ice. No race was
lroilcl on Thursday.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, l:40 & 1920 a. m, 1920 &
burlington 1910 6 'll:o2 a. m, 1854 & 1900
y. m.
-" Port Henry, 'll;92 a. IN and 700 p. III.
" Bennington, tl2:O5 p. M, 1880 & 1920 p
III.
" Saratoga, '1l45 a. M, 300 p. m.
" Salem, lao tl0:43 q. m, ts4O & '4:57 p
m,
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 & 1890 a. M, 1910 1870
p. IN.
" Burlington, 1850 & t5:40 a. M, 1870 & 6:O5 p.
III.
- Port Henry, $40 a. IN. and sos p. IN.
e bennington, tl2:3O& 800 q. M, t2:25 p IN.
Saratoga 500 q. m, & 300 p. III.
Salem, 1:40 & 1910 a. m, 1900 1000 p. IN.
Mail Train mixed
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Post Office.
80 Ar1tnSE


Harlem Extension way, s45 H. M, and 200 p m
Eastern way, 1i.40 a. IN
Troy way, 12.40 p. m. -
Troy, 1910 p. m, 2.4O p. M, ana WV p M
Albany 1910 p. IN, 2.l0 p. m. and $40 p. IN
Boston, 11.40 II. m, ana $40 y. IN.
Canadas 1.15 p. m.
Northern way, 200 p. IN.
Burlington, 200 p. In. and $3.50 p. IN.
Saratoga way, 2.i0 y. m.
New York, $40 p. In. and $50 p. m.
Connecticut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, STAGE LOO p. IN.
Chittenden, Cruesdays and Saturdays 800 p. m.
Stockbrldge (Stage), 1900 p. III.
MAILS ARRIVE
Harlem Extension way, l0.05 p. IN.
Eastern way, 220 p IN
Troy way, i.b5 p. III.
Troy, Lao a. M, l.4h a. In. and 4.b5 p. tn
Albany, 40 a. H., 4.55 and 80 p. N.
Boston, LAO a. m. and 2.20 p. m.
Canadas, l2.40 a. IN.
Northern way, II .32 a. M
Burlington, 1910 and 1l.32 q. Ia.
saratoga way, ! 10 Il. IN.
New York, / Las a. IN. and 49, p. IN.
connecticut River way, $40 p. in.
Woodstock way, (stage) 1l.b5 a. IN.
thittenden, tuesdays and S,,' urdays) 1890 ain.
StOckbrdge stage, 1890 p. IN.
W Malls viii be promptly clos ID Al the Spccl-
feed hours all letters deposited IN the street
boxes Will be- collected at $40 and Hon a. M,
1910, $780, 2.20 and last collection FOR all nign
mails, at am p. IN. All letters deposited IN The
Letter Box at tn Depot viii be- collected 10y
Route Agents hVc minutes previou, to The de-
parturc Of each mail train
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