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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-03
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GEORGE McBURNEY & SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RES, WINES AND LIQUORS.,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTION AC HERRING
and MACkEEEL.
NOS 1876 Al ID 40 KING STREET,
Washington Hall bullding,)
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filled. NH "l-li
NEW STORE.
T. q. SWAINE
Wouldinf form his friends and the public gencr.
aly that he mas leased the store on the corner OF
Cameron ard Royal streets, 81. G. Milburn's old
stanG) and viii keep, in connection with the
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, No. u
Royal street. y iirst-class
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can DE found At all times fresh Roll But
ter, Poultry, Eggs, Hopiny. Bcals, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapple,
rmuocs and Corn, Sc, SC. Call and exam
inc ieb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-03

In order to meet the general wish and expec-
tstion of the public and the tcket-holders for
the full payment of the magnificent gifts, an
nounced for the Fourth Grand Gift Concert OF
the Public Library Of Kentucky, the manage
ment have determined to postpone the Concert
and Drawing until
TUESDAY, the 3lst of March, 1874.
NO FURTHER POSIPONEMENT.
No doubt is entertained of the sale Of ece1y
ticket before Medraaoing, butwhether all are lit
or not tie Concert and Draaoing mill positively
and uneqivocaAy take place on the day raoao Jtr-
3D. and j any remain atnsotd they aoiU be cancel
led and the prizes aoiU be reduced IN pro- ortaon
to the unsotd tickets.
Only O,UUO tickets have been issued and
10000 CASH GIFTS Isl, 5OO,OO0)
will be distributed among the ticket holders.
The tickets are printed in coupons, of tenths,
and all fractional parts will be represented in
the drawing Just rs whole tickets are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-03

A LEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG
n Railway,
AND ALEXANDRIA s. WASHINGTON
RAILROAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-03

H. SPRING ARRANGEMENT
GSSlSs.slEs.Ss ssa Of the
STEAMER PILOT BOY.
On and after SATURDAY, February r. IA
the steamer Pilot Boy will be run rs follows !:
Leaving Janneys wharf on TUESDAYS and
SATU RDAiS, at $50 o clock n. M, for land
ings MS far down as Currioman returning on
WEDE ESDAYS and SUNDAYS.
On TIL tuesdays will leave at 1899 o'clock
p. m, proceeding down rs far rs Lower Cedar
Point. Returning, will arrive ut Alexandria ut
l30 p. IN on FRIDAYS.
+. A. REED, Agent,
feb 2l-tf Janney's wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-03

CTAFFORDS OLIVE TAR, Bulls Cough
- Syrup, Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry,
and Schenck's Pumonic Syrup, received this
day at l07 King street.
feb rs HENRY COOK u CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-03

STEHM ROaTS.

.Es E-POTOMAC TRANS
n - PORTATION LINE.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. j. T. Barker,
will resume her route on FEBRUARY oath,
1874 between Baltimore Washington and Alex
andria, stopping at the usual RIVER LAND
INGS.
Leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY at 4
p. M, Alexandria EVERY FRIDAY at 4 p.
IN. and Washington at II at night.
For further information apply to
j. BRODERS il CO., II King street,
Alexandria, Va.
A NEEDHAM & SONS, l42 Light ST.,
feb 26-tf Baltimore Md
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Woodruff ned the following Jurors 500 each for
not attending: H. X. southwicr +. @. ComdIn, K. Ii.
Foot, Andrew Knox. and CIV. Ogden
In the United States District Court yester-
day m the case of the United states against Philip
Dufv who was hOndsInan for Matthew J. McKeon, q
paymaster in the armv Judge Blltchford directed me
jury TO nd verdict FOR the piantl1s Tor S2OVo0' 1o
amount OF the bond.
In The United States District Court yester-
dav in the case OF II. F. Dsvoe. assignee OF Martin
recover g. l Wlth interest beng the amount OF cheek
winch tbe assignee alleged mad been given 20 the de-
fendaut by the hankrspt m rand OF us creaor' INC
iurv found a verdict for the plaintiff for si,e7G
Among the Marine Court officers appointed
as attendants IL 1871 ward B. Holly. whose salary
was fixed AZ 81 2n1 per In 1872 under the new
law the Marine Court JUDGES appoined p omcers Ior
tnr six paTLs. out among the removals made hoil 3
name was meuuOned. Hc accordingly served St
months longer. ana failing 10 receive MS pay Iof mat
perlol sued cty the Court OF Common Pleas Ihe
hearing resulted in Uplvs favor. bur the cIy appealed,
and vcgrcr.ly the General Term through opinion
rendered br Judge Robinson affirmed the Judgment OF
the Court below, holding that Holly WAS not desg-
mated a one OF the removed officers he entitled ~
payment for his services.
Harriet Ada Trubee of No. 2S East Twenty
thirds, through her counsel, Brown, Hall and Vlnler-
poel made application yesterday the supreme Court
r,r n warrant attachment against the property OF
Stephen r. Alden suI begun nv her ,lr tue reeov-
cry Ss,.4 - The grounds OF the pialn ca4h ar
SGT forth n Ler atl- iFlt, tA"l Nl etH @ MS ll s
possession two cults or the value OF SLOW; ore coupe
wortu SJ4s % horse Ot the value OF $1,000 quantity
o larut,s Vrl at 9J aud two diamonds OF the Falue
of 8 slJ. au belonging 20 her, and when ne mas con
veriei % hiz He has also collected rom X O.
Glover insurance agent IN tlIs ciy 5000 orIonginS
tO plaintiff aad refuses 10 pay 10 over The pWntu mas
request 40 tttcl llllt d., tlh-i Aith pLupetf M 1'
hands o bankers Van schack Co. IN the Meuopoi-
lI.in
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
nECIsIONs-APRL s.

Superior Couri-SDeciGI 7am--By Judge Curtis
Johaou FeSMnon Or Injunction dcaed h costs 20 i.e &C.
eula. 20 the su. l,ce for couaseLl
JuOg Van FoBuicThed az ReaGtC@se asd Ine1dnent'
Bv Judge Seirviez-Gaves sg lowell impd, &CCase and
amendments sg...e1.
Common Ple1s-Special Ter4-Bv Judge j. F. DAILY.
Ripley Huts-Ouer sEne1 Gross agt Dy e. d. r. eases
Ore settled ScAry for couu sci
Sunrepe Coprf-Speoiqt 7f-n - Bv Judge Van
Brun-C1smsu ag Woo.-Denaer overud Cashinsn exr &c
Ges-r act Rosen1ug Ju-sm-nf fr llllth
Snprppo Court CkGmbcrS-Bv Judge Lawrence
EleoK az Irtermver Mnore ArcgsulS-dou granted
Aoa at Kuae Bown TIE People H eL GruseT and
tbo sr Hadoe0 act Anderson H4toa agt Lan
srteu .r tfaeI-r. GIL National state Bans
d laOe,h sr. dUrT all Wc-s aCt Fischer 10 the mattel So
Moora A. the matter MCaos Bailey bare, MeOat agt
Csrrol Has ay Melor1nIuu4. IL the matter &c Schel-
Moore ber-eI a-- Bel. Mutual Lie insurance
Cofnrur at Wese-vet. Bun aE- Hatcn seea Mining COMPANY
Ksruetg a. Jar-s'n 2r kerf ASH
tr.srr Brown Oli
Nniss act1rsl. To tho matter &C., Boln In tbe
the &C.. nc1ate-1faled ofentA
Sav-vs Back Plr-e. os4e Le lar '1- iaicl
~, IS-- uara ST i.er- Of 'le State Of
New ci sr.-. f-tps aEi e ur ac
crt4e etIi's- AA' az
Wlber r-dOaol gI6lto1
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

Justice Flammer. at the Essex Market Police
Col YESTERDAY nmtd Joln oE d, l ul % -lHUJ 20 au
,e or @ rre qus-tv belonging Pe;eg Connolly
from q sloo1 living ioot OF hgo0mesL
In the Court of General Sessions YESTERDAY. before
Rfcler 20. George loaa JONI McN De pleaded guilty OF
arp, .r te tt- ie.e ED 5ere ni,nced % 5lt
2e FREDERICK haree and George MILLER
paed -Uts 9iaase .l wee sal' 20 Ae S.4e soL
assault ana
-nt o. BE- Cry James CLARK au1 John Burns
ge.el rl 1elt aeuy sent - tne fealtenAy I
NJ nouihs
James Walker. colored. was held 70 answer. IN de-
- 500 t charge % 'eool assault ana burglary YES
Juso Fmuer 90 te Eex Market Ponce Court 4Le
omulart W 40 II ho"err TESTIFIED ta aoon
Yesterday l heard BIS naaaT and up01 gong 'Aet e.
cct Ji le-ltg flt .4fec 0'tfet5a M
u1-e followed she rl c-ug bold oi him when De Grew
kr ATTEMPTED stru-se followed ana OLoeT
VaIkeI Yrecac Jo.l. p
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
DEPARIURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

THURSOhN. Q.
Cherhourc HHhurr b7 steamship
PomIle.uis L. 80 Supplementary MAJ closed al the
Post-Ohce a. 10 p II. Steamship sails from loot %
Tlr-st.. HOIoEen.
Mails direct Steamship CITY Of Merida cio'e
Supplementary Mail closed the Post Ice Z.sO
?. 10. Steamship 1t . o H. RON Pier No. 3 ~ z
FRIDAY. APRIL 10
Msis NeEinfsna SeslorE PotOce ever7 dsJ
al 6 p. 70 Halifax
AM for Halfsx n - g cosei he Nev-Yort PosOhoe
4rAt .. n and Boston.
Nails Kingston. Cartageua bv The steamship Atlas
10 Steamship i from Pier No y North
RyeI.
sATURDAY ATRu II.
Mails or Great Britain ireland Queenstown and Liverpool
by The steamship Ase close Il $3.50 supp ,aertaI &aii is
The POstOmCe u a Steam lnp sAk al p.
" bite Docs Pavona Ferrv, Jersey CIV.
ha 'or furoDe Southampton and Bremen he steamship
NeseF at j. N. supplementary Mail closed the Post
OGet at 1902 from ae foot OF IArd
81. EohoEe1.
Direct auc Pusssr ccse1 Mail this line.
Mails Kingston. jamaica. Panama Asuuwal the Central Amer
Caua South steamship Acapnlco'
10 Mail closed al be PosOf1oe al
II q. stip / from Per No. AZ n K
Ms for hev City Of AGO al D IN
Steamship sails at s D. rom Pier No 20 T. X
SUNDAY. APRIL T.
All Mails. close O'Clock Ile FOstOGe, hon =
v. 70 IL = Il
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
THE COURTS.
rn1ruRs SENTENCED.

phiiin Mcfarland was placed on trial m the
r-t az ceneraI sessions yesterday before Recorder
H.cs..t for robpery. He, with companion met Henry
:. - ~ seventsave on the evening of March a. and
anr him with their threats TOOK & frS TSen nam r3
sfs cOaa 9.5 was soon after arrested. Nnen nc
was brought TO trial Yesterday he L pleaded AIDED guilty ana
va TlIisms was tried Tor burglary upou the com
,,1, ., Rudolph LOckuer Lockner TESTIFIED tna' ne
fonnd the prisoner win man ~ nus nsh~"y "a 90 other
sent ,Sich mad been taken from room In the mousse
ne was the onv Witness hat MS tesU!nony va ~ & po
y, SITE Prison for wears. tue lowest sentence pre-
crtNed by w A 10 appeared that she was nto&lcaIeu
H. time ana "a there was only witness against
her RecOrder Hlckett told her that ne would interfere
No her behalf with the Governor OF the state
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
PAKT H.-LARRr~onE, J.

PAHT U-bARRr~ohH, j.
261o. .Grsf art KnoI 1886. Baltimore st-sn Pseke,
4O77. .B.pes Axt The Msyor &c Co. Ginisoh
27O8. 3ansisno 27s QunAn, reor 1st BGi'
1851. ! srlne agt- The MAYOR ke naH
2I2>4 kfetzer at Zeets 2Lz9 Litte al hnthohf o
244J.. ar Lancaster 273U Phy and ors agt on
25es Crary art BSennsn sb,rs 2791 Kenuey az
ZlO3. Rohb GOddar. Mann.
27l Raston et al az Stevens g-32 Powell sgt Mahy.
HARISH CoURr-TIuAL TKRx-PART L-JoACHhsES' J.
1924 Drake sg, FoIev and apo 1881 Eagesoa Smith
$3.50. Stewart agt Stewart 34b-. ; lriin agL NoiaeN
5S4Z .Giuore ast Thompson 2-Ol efrhin lsI ,,-ghs
suo. 97sS. .Hnrgous agt achid
3ste. Hama sgt Dovus 3sl2. Doll .g Thompson
$500 Pinckuev at Felch 3el4 S!ncialf az. 'one''
tysugcr }S2g. Hunt ast- Auge
$500 Caldwell sg Fo1,r ct a. 3s22 LareAa agt johnson and
4oeO busaon act KeYes GO al aho.
PART u.-GRos.,J
4373 Wise aud 5000 Cole and Art bos'
1888. Somtoru and sgt and auo
T-eibertshsuer. 327l .Msise agt Waser
1858 Droue sei Nerccr i6i0. Hale srt. Prouty. =,
su76 Ripey act Warning 1866. agt The n
sos Bel AT. Guiioyc - Y Plate 1ass 20 -
436l Cnln ar. Blot 475l. .FrankeuheimeI et al agi
1871 l..Sui Toe n J. aud N. Gale
Y k Co. 35il .Schueok agt Lawrence.
1891 Cutters Oh sgL Prckc S5lo..OFaue' agl sage. T.
PAEr IIl.-Adiourned until FRIDAY. April 10.
GENERAL sEsova-IAcKETr Rohn Bbehard, Godfrey Mitch
Nttaew Der Samuel Harrison Thomas
Hunter Goodman George J. Taylor eonous
a's John JcTs ArIlnfa- Mitchell eiy Henry r. Dom,
He Abaams gand sroenYi Thomas Hines larceny
from the David NJ Johnson receiving s'0en goods
CorRT April sTle following is the day es
Of toe tou Of Appeals Apn g. Sos Ia, l7G l7e 4o5
1877 lS9 los, and ls2.
SUPREME CoCRT-CRCUrr-BEooEiry.
l4G. .Brosd agt South Side RR blHadley Livingston.
22s HenScl Sc, snedeter. ~ .Richsrds a. GyenI
lll..Lee sg. Osr ndcr. l6S. .BgscheT at PETER
at Delaware r. r. l79 Cameron Mttn4cht.
Co. pa. .BelaD Marshall
Ssh. Robertson ag- scAaman. 225. Ross agL Ross.
9l..Ssniersou AIT Howard ir 93q. OCOunor Cameron
ga. dawes Goodwin l3u. .Hsrdv ag. POwerA
ll-.C4.ku aCr Barton hl.. Adranct sgt horrtis
ll8. .Csiun ag Barton. 2a7. .McCue sat- Barue.
e. CAM -gl Guernsey.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

rHNN- .H H..'.F. ss
l+3. .p.eAcr. -yt Randolph,
lF3. .Pl-ia1 srt. Co1ender
1rf..s.Hvrl at Simmer, &c
lH-..rel.oss s-i Harms.
l-3..I -sH4I AZ ingalls, 6c
10. Welsh. S-.. t-t C.svs. Sc.
LrI..Eost-. Sc, AZ. .ln2ersoii.
Is. L1'Ia- -r0l agt- G. -1uev &C.
Lsl..Nt-1u a--. itrrmerL
1875. .L-EerJ. az. hea.e.
zUL .sfrrsr. Sc, asI Butter
teIi. as'e.
2U3. Casper. Gc., Hgr. kmp re
Mot Llte ils. Go.
2-G Flucel agt sincislre.
z--..Et eaa1.cs an. Traders
s. Jest. ar'. L~lc-.
2eI Armstrong at Taylor 30.
24s. Romai1 aEt. 0lI.l, &c.
Zal HasbfoGck sgL B0ua &c
-As BKr~T J.
2l7..N.y. F.D.D. Co. sgt Sea.
man ana suo.
2ls.Ths People * re- Floyd q
al ar AcMurrav o. al
2l9. .OBnru sEt Browning.
90. .Slcusu and auO. AsL
Thompson and ano.
2Zl ..Shevan and ano. sgt.
Thompson ald Alo.
DO Fve- rrn'n az Wander
bIir e a.
o23 Dilkelgpei e; a. AZ. kOpL
g24 .D.1kelspsl lgt. Kopf
-25.The 4. ). Liie las Co.
AZ Wood 60 a.
226. Ger. Uptown ;. Bank tgt,
Ag.enger et a.
gg- Ge. D town g Bank Agt
Wl.ibeHIer
22s. Bumer agt. smith. he
41s. .Allrrs01. &c. az Beckel
SOD auO.
$50. Hoier Az. Stafford and sno
23l..PsFne 4Et. Chalmers anG
auo.. eX'rs
2G2. Anterior act Cctr 81 a.
233. Stacey, tTlstee, al. Coal
eisL
234 .ChitucE sgt Lewis
go. .BOreI az; fO-l II a.
.SG. Curt. srt SANDS ei a.
impfd. 6o
237. Pros AZ. Van Loon.
23S. .Bx1y agt. Smith q al.
20. .MrBn1e sgt McBn0e ei
28O. Eerue1v AIT BarondoI
ans SLo.
24l..G Greene sgt. NoelEt e a.
.-WFfTBRooE. :.
205s. Sane al. Couger an sno,
1883. .Be-r.urer AT Nensen
roth.
20Is. Murphy - a.. AIT Haswell
2JZS. Reane et a. sEt. Cohen q
a.
gO4G..CurTier art LooIDE
1880. Townsend AM anO. tgt'
HELD.
lS4S. .AleIs-tr 81 a. Agt
Fowler q, a.
1922 .Pranksrc agL Prhnkard e'
2Os2. INITIAL Bank AT funi
an1 alO.
2S46. Kisam sgt Soatb sidt Il.
K GO.
yAN voRsT J.
1918. Clans tgt. wynkoop snt
ano.
2o2f. smta sgt MAYOR he.
100. Bnus sna sno. sgL keput
Pre- lus. Go.
1899. .ODoEnell al The Mayor
&c.
Gil. Wood agt Rrie r. 4. 20.
lI15. .Rulier hgt. Hunt - a.
l348. Baker AIT. Rhodes and ano
3l3l Jackson AZ BGssiOru ii a
1918. Bel ngt. h0ss.
1919 " ardenburg sgt Burke.
lls5. .FTeidenherg agi JaTAs
lOEsEi ei al.
tRH-PAKT L-SKDGwIoK, ~
1881. Wagner arr BOoeook.
e71 DE- Forest al. Mcdowell
sO3. Oakley ct a. Agl NGye
- a.
663. Suiro agt Fargo, PrsS-
76l. .Bevlns agt. Moore.
J B09 .Giil.s Il Al sgt OfcDtt ei Al
| Sll..ClsfKseu art Bfeyoort.
VO5 .Sorlh Missouri In. 60
! agl MsBgshe et a.
Y rERn-aOBIEsoN J.
\ 80. Roberts Agt. Moore.
1oHw "opens at Han.
~ ~, Green agt Tb, Mayer, ko,
4OIs. aarrA' az. same.
4OsU ksnfI agi. sam.
l Zbl7 brsunsiOrf set. Merritt.
Z6ls. .MoComb agt s1In,
| 1917 ..CaFias sgi. Beeie
1910. 0..H,s,ings sgt The ksyor
&c
Z420. ColE0T sgt Gny.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

1881 sets o 80 Noon uses l-S
vA~HK DAY-AH
Sandy Hook. OfI Govs ssnd.. ll5 Hell Gate Fery 3'O4
DAv-p
SANDY 1l0 Cows Island. Lf3 Hell Gate Ferry SiS%
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

A LII KINDSof MARBLE and MARBLEiLED
WORK Manufactured and sod at lowest eompetiuvs Pn
kLABkR Cos steam Marble WORKS III q ~ "es ri'i
between Broadway and EshtaVe Diamond cutting machine III
A n extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate ana
Aarhie-novei and unique tesigns rinea -p "5@
Irays and Slate Work ~ crp0u PkNtlN SIS n S
PANY, Union-squaro. Fourh-aye and Sesenieenih " 1
STEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and WOOD
- Mlne ch and the lowest ures ~ na -
WestI ty.thri-st between seventh and bighnaVeS
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
5ltnatlorls Ddnlco--h hGles


,-1.~~~~~~~,--~~-~~~~~--~----~-~
Coachmen.
COACHMAN-Situation wanted by married
- without family aT Of eOu1'y Gail or address 10 Eat
OOACHMAN, GROOM, &c.-By a man, aged
y 81 Who experienced aHveI in city or country also
.Sions GsI st CARPES SrEas 3s 6hye
COACHMAN and USEFUL-By a man aged
~ y Who take care horses drive milk MOI AVN ss'
PgSTERs ST i3s Wet iiis..i corner 6ii,a1e
GOACHMAN or GROOM-A young man who
~ udnasthe and maHagemeat Of hor'es thoIonshy also
private suy eIceent city [sirencs Can be seen at
ODELLs AGENCY. lO9 West 3ihsL, cor Broadway.
COACHMAN and GARDENER-A German
- young nar married good diyr and good s,ressi vie .
S4th-st. Broadway. Inquire for s.
Farmers
FARMER and GARDENER-By single man,
veil experienced AZ branches Of loseass
ssl at cARPssTRSs iss West iIt6'st co., S-sSS
FARMER, GARDENER, &c.-A respectable
Prost Sef4 IrrsS E % man nan q 9H.ao as, ,a al min InG o.
furnish good reiereaee Apply ODELLs AGENCY l09 West
54thst., corner Broadway -
~ ARDENER.-An English Protestant married
N fse!As garener nrunng. grating hnTers
S s1 Of & Sos ras o0 oS f m e AGENCY los
Wess 34tA-st. corner roadway,
Waters.
WAITER and USEFUL-By French young
w undeBds business thoroughly srtesss vaier
and willing huief sefu private miy objection 10
tie Moderate AppJ al ODtLLS FRASCOAhEkl-
cAs SuRKAu lo9 West Sath-sl. corner Broadway.
Miscellaneous.
A GENTLEMAN and wife desire the charge
"A HOUSE whose leaves for h. snmer longer
time; Address G = y lhune once
DY A YOUNG MANA SITUATION In an
ID Ohee yoad himself generally useful lls beea IN the tran,
poaon tosss Addres EDGAR No huy'
dsn-sve. City.
GARDENER, &c; COOK, WASH, and IRON
~ By Protestant children man good gar
and drve cattle a-u ke -e
excellent good feeomnea1atiohA SAh
: at CARPENTERS l3S West llhst, corner oh-sye
USEFUL MANLY a person aged % years,
- Do gardeuug drrt sorses mk esIte
ke-; IOo reeomnenlAoss Gall a. CAkPkSIhhs o.
lJe "ttt Ilthst, 6.tAve.
USEFUL MANA Protestant young man
- sing himself generally lsefl soaA ke place
mill iafe Of ZONES
oDELLs AGBhCf. lVS Wet S4hsi
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

u
~ t.s. .t Hs-.a- L.
q. svsn.-- Sra 5Iutust Ius. .
~
r. 60. c.,.
Na''--. .' ---
~. .. I'is a. D. ' 49,.
b''li " --' -~ ''''
llf fcL... 60.
81 ..Cleva &c. tE- j ''k'o .' I
2 b. aua 80 p. T. d. o. Z
81 .Bsr0l lTt De- A.-al@
81. Urrrsr lr-. LrT Tnt-.
IO5-.'ame agi same
lNc,.-a. -i '-i. --,
ll1-II-aT1 -s-' a. Hrt lii-
Ll.N-''' li'' '-e'
~ .. d''N r- i.-
~. 2..DaF at hs'''.
44U.'heo- ss~ A-'---
cPy~-AL Tam
,..o -r A.
l4' 'N@ss...'' i'' % -"
,-g v.l-. c-.-.-,..f
- 49, p..,lev
49, ~. r-..v
80 80" -, y sv- --., ~, 'io,. -, s,d
49S 1872 '' go S,',.,.., 80 =, lIos-e- ms y ~ 81.
no. We, .yt Frber ir &c
2og .poagi.s. AZ DougiAss and
alo.
2Ol " rfling sgt habeustein
ald aro.
80, , ei a. ~
etaL
10z No. -. T.-uyi- eta
- P.r- agt Deripe ana
40
aoe Goril az. Dixo, ,u5 spo.
9o-T 49,. .I ~. E.,-.
- i,r--,r ~
40 -. -.
40 Zoo D"e,' G. d. 'A~
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New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
THURSDAY, APRIL Q, 1874.
6itndtions Uanteo-- Mdles.

Miscellaneous.
A YOUNG MAN, having been FIVE years in
The sgn Painting wishes hs NTH
man Address JOHN YOUNG. ls3 Adams BROOKLYN.
USEFUL MAN-HOUSEWORK- a Ger
~ man nan and vis aged - ehldren do
dnihg eSfr ann lrve horses mk lawns &c; wife good
coos and und do ali Of heuework; good c0mmeB
uona Chl al CAPHN iKRs, 49, West llh-sL cor 6thae
w AN ANIED-SltuatiOns In country by useful
w man Gn1 se 20 of gentelns place
sas nofs,s soHs or garu wife coon WASH Aud HoE
LAtphbhs hoh competent and well recommended Apply
BBDhLbs so 4th sve Eex-Yorx City
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
Marnrncrn.

TOR SALE-One 25-horse and two 12-h0rst
horizontal STEAM ENGINES al D. B. CObB, Summit aH
Van Bruui-ss-, South BrooLirn
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

Summer HeIrcdIs.
RCHDEACON's HOTEL, Bloomfield, \. j.
"A Centrally part Of the 4ceommo-
daton pieu Of shed and stable
charges Moderate.
A FAMILY RESORT.-Beautiful landscape,
Z groves. Paradise Of
1892 send for "Ioursts GUIDE 70 HOUND
HILL HOTEL. Northampton, Mass
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
Farmers.

FARMER and GARDENER-By a single man,
branches OF hotnouse
nt drve II Tears' recommendations Please
cal Al ChRPENTRRS. 1873 West lthst.. 6tLaTr.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
Ceriures ar6 laeriinss.

Ceriures aE6 Gleciiu1s.
DR. SPENCER. the celebrated DICKENS
REApkg begins As fr' .ers Of hc1fugl oa tAIUkDA1
NEXT. APRIL il. al ASso,lAIIoN hAi-A- 9'' Anus h''
column.
AIRS SUSAN EVERETT, VI. D., lectures &c
vi LADIES IN plyIaoaa Cauh L'etar-iool 90 = ~ 10
nay The REAEHG or tHlLDkL-'. ADHESION ~ c'ha
Tcket. 20 two remsiEug fc.ures. u eeai+
MRS. LYMAN's LECTURE 10 LADIES a
vi AsSOCI TIOs HAIL LECTURE ROOM lA- ..sDAi app
q m M Subject, Ds,as and fho@Dhf Of tse ID
S.sf rgaus-aW seg o. sire ssHe A4na % e6
feke,s AZ She door trsi aoor gr elH ron
TTHE FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OI
hs Ne9-Yerk Feus. AuuAary Bible sSriy Tor lie employ
men, Of Bbe Re.ier place THURSDAY leIt Apni9
y.Iocx Astot1ce A0drrfs N 0s made
- t5s Pey Z a wISIBrRN ~ d Rev JOHN HALL, D. L.
AID he Rev. JAMES NJ. LUDLOW, y. D.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09
Miscellaneous.

A GENTLEMAN and wife desire the charge
n of HOUSE for the sGmmer ougef
n- r,lerenee Aaere.s y y Inhane ono
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

RY A YOUNG MANA SITUATION In ar
ID Ohee yoad himself generally useful ls beea IN the ran'
pson busess t'clsss reference Address EDGAR No suJ
Aalu-.r
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

Protestant ddleaeed all kinds Of
glrarg farming slso the Of borses can milk ke
furnish good Apply ODELLS AGENCY lO9 West
34h-sL, Broadway -
New-York tribune., 1874-04-09

- Young nau married good and good gardener wife Is
reference
moderate Can oDELps GERMAN BUREAU, lO9 Veal
34Ih-st, BToaavay Inquire for 5.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-30

living TO such good old age and dying
without an enemy. The sad intelligence
of his decease will carry poignant sorrow
to many fugitiye's cabin in Canada, who
arrived there only by his assistance. He
also gave lands to many families in the
State of New York, who now revere him
as the founder of their fortunes. He made
numerous munihcent requests to institu-
tons oflearning. To the Howard Univer-
sity here he gave $4,000. One of the last
letters written by him before leaving his
home was to the acting president, Prof
Langston, copy of which will conclude
this article. While the death of Mr.. Smith
may be considered a national loss, it is a
qualification to know that we have mine
Of wealth in his example, which our chill
dren should be urged to follow:
PETERBoRo', Dec. q, 1874.
Friend Ldngston:
Ny DEAR SIR: 1t is long time since have
heard either from yourself or from our friend,
Frederick Douglass.
Is the civil rights bill to become law?
How is Howard University getting on?.
1 am an old man, (nearly seventy-eight,)
and in impaired health. hope you and F. D.
are in good health.
With great regard, your friend,
GERRTT SMITH,