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II WILL sell wines from now until the first
4 of February 1874, either sweet or div ,for
cash only at the following prices:
For 40 gallons, one dollar per gallon.
For 20 gallons, one dollar and ten cents pei
gallon
For or 10 gallons, enc dollar and twenty
cents per gallon.
The wines are Of the very best aud will
be put M IA good irou-bound casks. The
net cost Of the cask viii be charged when
under forty gallons The money must ae-
company the order at the above prices
w. c. TUCKER,
aslinqinn Vineyard,
dccll Columbus Miss
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The value OF Grants veto is
that it defends principle of inesti-
mablc value to the country. The
principle that the promises of the
national currency are to be kept, and
the Government will preserve its
honor by redeeming it according to
that promise The veto simply
means the government shall not open
ly lie to the people.-Mobile Regis.
ter.
"A man who stands six feet in his
boots must suffer more from eorns
than he who stands only two feet. r
MaeAn 8eon.
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card of Thanks

The officers of the Monumental
Association take pleasure in nc
nuwlrdging their Indebtedness to
the following gentlemen for able
services rendered them ia the de
coralious of last Friday: Mr.. II NJ.
Teasdale and Maj King for tavors
oft repeated, also Messrs. Terry,
Cooper. J.. II. Richardson and Blair.
By order Of the President
- MRS. CORNELIA BEN0lT
q. HRoWN. Secretary.
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TIE STATE OF ALABAMA, :
WASHINGTON COUNTY. +

I, John W. Gordy, Judge of Probate Court
of Washington county, Alabama, do hereby
certify that George G. Skinner, whose name
is signed to the foregoing affidavit and GER
tifcate, is an acting Justice Of the Pease in
and for the county Of Washington, duly
commissioned and qualified, and that his
signature is genuine, and that ell his official
acts are entitled to full faith and credit
Given under my hand and seal of Office
at st. Stephens, Alabama, this the 9th day
Of April, A. D., 1874.
lsEAL.l J. w. G0RDl,
Judge Of Probate.
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the Soldiers Monument, &C.,
&C.
The first day Of May dawned love.
" as a clOudless sky and an italian
atmosphere could make lift ae-
compartment to a beautiful ceremO-
ny. 4 general suspension of bust
ness was had as meridian sank gent
" into the afternoon for the event in
which duty and pleasure walked
hand in hand. The floral decoration
Of the soldiers graves having been
an annual observance since 1867, it
has come to be something ola South
ern holiday, to be approved by the
old, enjoyed by the young, and look
ed for by all. And let politicians
say what they will, there is nothing
sectional or political intended in this
act Of our women, more than to pay
tribute to the memory of departed
valOr and patriotism. If it ever
comes that this celebration shall
cease, an explanation may be found
in the reply of the Greek to a stran-
ger, who asked him why his country
men had erected no monument to
each of certain dead heroes "Sir,'
he proudly answered, "they would
be useless, since it is impossible for
this people to forget the virtues Of
such menw
At o'clock, according to custom,
the procession formed at the MethO-
dist Church, in the following order
First. The Mozart Club, in the
band wagon draped, playing apprO-
pirate airs.
Second. The Luxapalila Fire Com
pany, dressed in their parade uni
form red hats, white shirts and
black pants, and in full numbers.
Third. The Hercules. Hook and
Ladder Company, in their uniform Of
black hats, blue shirts and black
pants, and in entire strength. Both
organization presented q splendid ap'
pearance.
Fourth. The carriage procession,
comprising the ladies OF the MOnu-
mental Association, and others, with
the Marshal and his staff on horse
back.
Fifth. An irregular multitude Of
all classes and cOnditiOns-on foot,
horse back and in vehicles. Main
and st. John streets were dusty the
first time in many months.
Arrived Mt Odd Fellows Cemetery,
the immense crowd gathered around
the Speakers stand, (where, letus stop
to notice, the needed work Of seats
throughout the grounds at last com
menced, to the great comfort of many
hundreds on this Memorial day, and
for the future pleasure Of the many
who pay regular visits to this hitler
to, in all other respects, attractive
Getty of the Dead') The ceremO-
MES opened with that immortal air,
"NEARER, MY GOD, 10 THEE"
sung 10y q selected choir of ladies and
gentlemen, of the best talent of Co
lumbus, accompanying the organ. 1t
was grandly done, and the effect al
together profound. The Marshal OF
the Day, Gen. S. d. Lee, next intro
duced the Chaplain, Elder j. II. Ca
son, who delivered long and earn
est prayer, in which he drew paral-
lels from the Old Testament to illus
trate the condition of the South, and
in which he saw IA punishment of our
sins through vile instrumentalities.
'sYet it is thy work, oh Lord, and il
is good.'
A chant followed this remarkable
prayer, evidencing an order of music
the very highest for brilliancy and
power. Following which, came the
orator of the day,
MAI. 10. P. DILLUPs,
introduced Gy the Marshal, and in &
clear, manly voice, as void of afecta
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STARKVILLE AMI ARTESIA
EXPRESS.
To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC

This Hack vii; ran daily, Sunday excepted, for
The purpose Of carrying passengers, baggage and
packages to and IRON Starkvilie 70 Artesia 1rav-
els E best and about the shortest route leaving
out OF question q il being the coolest and shhdiest.
Seats can be so-ured BY applying to the propri
elor Of the hotel al Artssia.
w. CHILES,
july 81, 1873 Manager
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Or. RAILWAYS
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perfectly tasieoss elegantly coated with sweet gun.
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Warranted 20 effect positive cure. fn-rv Vegetable
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Sunday school charlottesville Nix
and Mass Meeting.

We learn that The Annual Sunday
School Pie Mic and Celebration will
take place on the 22nd inst, at the
Fair Grounds. IL is expected that
the occasion will be more brilliant
than last year.
ON Sabbath afternoon, the 24th
under the direction of the Presbyte-
rians, grand mass meeting of all
the schools is promised at the Meth
dist church. On this occasion, adj
dresses may be expected from mem.
beers Of the General Assembly which
will then be in session, in Columbus.
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Statements supporting tho above have
been furnished by T. w. McRca, Pilot, and
John llauser, lsi Clerk, Of the maggie q"
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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HORSE sHoEIN

Particular Jobs Of Forging in Steel or Iron done 1eati
WOULD call
prepared to better work for less t6an anybody else
satasn
promptly wwo
fore 20 ng csewhe
jane " LYLE.
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Honor to the Dead.

"The Nay we 0elebrate"-The
Procession-Ths NIusic-NHaj.
Billups' Address-Dedieation Of
the Soldiers Monument, &C.,
&C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
LOCAL ISxEVlTlES.

The track of the street railroad was Sc
clogged by ice to-day that the regularity OF the
trips was interfrred with, aud two horses had
to be attached to some of the cars until the OBJ
struction was removed by the force OF laborers
The railroad company put to work.
The steamer Palisade, chartcd to suppl the
place Of the Arrow on the Mount Vernon llne,
rile the latter is undergoing repairs, RESUMED
her trips this morning after suspension Slnce
Saturday last
The chain gang has now almost reached IT'S
maximum strength, but at least one-haIf OF Its
Iuembers cannot be taken out on the streets to
work because they are without shoes
Mr. Chas. Grimm, the contractor for build
ing the new steamer for the Upper Potomac
Steamboat Company, is pushing his work for
ward as rapidly as possible at Accotlnk.
Mr. Joseph Hopkins has rendered his reslg,,
patton as u member Of the COMMITTEES Oh school
house building of the City School Board
A very agreeable surprise party was given at
the house of Mr. Chas Balleuger, few miles
south of this city, night before last.
Judge Keith has determined to hold specl-
al term OF the Circuit Court for this city on
Wednesday next to continue ony that day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
The English Elections.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-Additional returns FROM
the elections for members of the new Parla
ment show that the Liberals have Que seat each
10 B .th Durham Poole and Worcester, and
two in Boston. The ,nservatives have made
gains of one seat each ia Bury. st. ElmundS,
Colchester, Granthau, Horsham, Plymouth
Portsmouth aud Windsor aad lwo each lu Cam
bridge, Exeter Ind Wegan. Johu Laird, Libc.
raj Conservative, has beeu reelected from
Birk nhead by majority Of 1000; Grant Duff,
uuder Secretary Of State for India, has beer
chosen to represent Z linburgh. Right Hon
James Staus6eld, r .dica, has been returned
from Halifax and VIM Henry Gladstone, Llbe
raj Conservative and 500 OF the Premier, from
Whitby. Both were members Of the late
Parliament
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
Police REPORT. The only cases reported

Police REPORT The only cases reported
at police headquarters suce yesterday are:
james Quinn, haiing from Falls Church
where it is impossible to get drink Of Equors-
who for disordcr.y CONDUCT on the streets while
iuebriatcd, was discharged by the Mayor upon
u PROMISE to quit the city forthwith
warrant was issued for the arrest of
colored man oamed Henry Taylor, charged
with az assault upon his step father, Houry
Anderson.
warrant was issued by Justice Whittesey
authorizing the search of the premises of a
colored man banned Stuart, for articles of cloth
ing stolen last night from the house of John
ID. Beach, on Prince street, near Fayettc.
VIM. Rodgers, alias Geo. Wild, identified as
the mau who stole two COWS from Mrs. Chat
ham on the 10Th of January, 1872, was re-cx-
AHMED before Justice May, and fully commit,
ted for his appearance at the next term of the
Court
There were only three dodgers at the station
house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
Counterfeit Notes.

New YORK, Feb. IA large number of
couuteriei,s have been discovered on the fol-
lowing country banks: Tens on the First Ma
tional Bank of L,ckport New York; twenties
on the First National Bank Of Pialuticld, New
jersey; tens on the Central National Bank OF
ROM, New York; tens on the Flour City Ma
tioual Bank Of Rochester, New York; Elves Cd
PcekskilI New York. and twos on the City
National Bank of poughkeepsie, New York
All of these are we'll engraved and liable to de-
celye good Judges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

The PoToMAc FRUIT GROWERS .AssoclA
1IoN held its February session, at the b, ara O
Trade rooms 10 Washington, yesterday, Col. )
f. Chamberlain in the chair, and John Saul,
secretary.
The resignation of the secretary was read,
but it was got accepted.
MIR. J. H. King read very interesting ad-
dress upon the propagation of fruits aud lm.
portance OF thorough work 10 bringing forward
new varieties, especially the cultivation of wild
fruits. He noticed the paw-paw and persim-
mon, and thought pleasant fruits would be
found when they may have been domesticated,
so TO speak.
COL Chamberlain, John Saul, j. Hoffman
Suit and s. E. Clark spoke of the usefulness
of the association.
COL S. E. Chamberlain was appointed a COM
mittee of one to draft proper memorial Of re-
greet upon the decease of j. &. Uuder-
wood, who was au active member Of the asso-
citation.
There was 6ne display Of winter pears laid
upon the table.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
The Markets.

New York, Feb. 4-Stocks active Gold
III. Money 5. Flour quiet aud heavy. Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, Feb 4.-Va skies, old, 80;
do consolidated, 52s w. Vas II bid to-day.
Cotton dull at If! ll4l. Flour shade firmer; in
i'm proved demand and prices unchanged. " heat
steady and unchanged Corn firm for Southern;
wh;tr Southern SOaS3 yellow Southern IGaII;
mixed Western irner and irregular at SOao2.
Oats steady; Southern and Western 33l'6'
Rye steady at 94u96. Hay unchanged. Pro
visions frnler ADD more active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

PIGEON SHOOTING >MA1cH. "A pigeon shoot
ing match came off at Jones Point. yesterday
afternoon, in the presence of few spectators
Ouly, as, owing to the Irregularities attending
the last match and a consequent desire to avoid
the collection of "a crowd, the tune and place of
the match had been con6ded to but a limited
number. The shooting was from a drop-trar;
distance twenty yards; birds to fall within
circle, the diameter of which was eighty yards
The contestants were Messrs. Dodd and Reed,
and the score as follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
Strike Ended.

New YORK, Feb. 4--The strike on the
0 wego Midland railroad terminated late last
night. The strikers at Ellenvl!e agreed to the
same terms offered by the receiver to the men
at Sumnitville. Business Was resumed this
morning and trains are running as usual. The
mands arc settled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
NEW BOOKS, STATION cry, BLAN q
~ AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS FOR

NEW BOOKS, STATION cry, BLAN
IN AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS FOR
SALE AT FRENCIPS IS KING STR EE
A powerful and absorbing new story, BEb u D.,
or Two Little Wooden Shoes. by Ouida, author
of "Idalis," "Strathmore," "Under Two Flags
Bulwer's last great work, TIFF PA RISIANS,
Globe edition. 81 50. The best edition IN the
4 Prince >s OF THULE, by William
III Ills DAYS OF Ny YOUTH, by Amelia B.
HIS History 70 z; OF THE ENGLISH INsTITU-
TIONS, bv Philip Y Smith, NJ. a. 81 81
A VAGABOND HEROINE, by Mrs. Annie
Edwards 81. o.
THE DEADALlVE, by Wilkie Collins G0c.
EUROPE VIEWED THROUGH AN Ef-
ICAN SPECTACLES, by &. g. Fulton. PAPER
TRiBUNE ALMANAC for 1874 Csc.
HERALD A In AN &C for 1874 2oc
ILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMANAC
'o C iSs1 CELEBRATION held at
Christ Church, Alex sndria. Va. 50c.
DIARIES for 1874, ali sizes, from Ac to 81.
VALENTINES, y great variety OF styles,
comic and sentimental
ENVELOPE-OPENE Steel and Rubber
Erascrs, convenient for the pocket or desk EV;
cry body wants one; in shell, ivory rubber ano
Cocoa haL,dlcs .,
er, Vienna and Turkey Morocco, Pocket Books,
Card Csses, Letter Books, Satchels, Side Pocket
Books, Conductors Books, Bankers Cases, all
styles and prices.
NEW BOOKS daily. n,Dnou
fb3 (I K. Il ENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

W. so. R. R A sufi ,ient quantity OF
;,,, n to lay the track aud open the W. & 0. r..
p !, oucc to PurccllviIle has been bought in
Po,tSv,,1e peuu., and is now % its way to the
W GssI; W junction via the Reading and Bal
$500 ga Potomac railroads Ii is hoped
that pt trains with be ruaing to Purcevllc BY the
1sr of March next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
Weather Probabilities.

WAsHINGToN, Feb 4, II a. N.
For the Middle States and Lake region,
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather and oc-
cssioua local SHOWS For the Middle Atlantic
and Gulf States, rising barometer, with cool,
partly cloudy or clear weather and 10 general
northwest wiuds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

Academia coz 'red man named John
Gains had his foot seve, ely mashed while at
work on Mr.. Rodgers pile driver at the rail- ii
dav r, was brought to his b. use in this city
this afternoon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
Fatally Shot.

New YORK, Feb 4-Lui LaSicula, re-
spectacle Italian, was shot fatally last night in
the street by another Italian, Jonna Vari, who
was intoxicated Vari was arrested after max
ing de ,perate resistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
FROM WARRINGTON.
CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, February t

WASHINGTON, February +, 1874.
In the Senate, to-day, after the presentation OF
memorials, the bill authorizing National Blnks
to return iutu the treasury of the u iited States
certain portions of their circulation and with
draw bonds was taken up. The debate occu-
pied the entire morning hour.
The regular order, the Bankrupt bill, was
then taken up.
In the House of Representatives the morning
hour was occupied by the receipt of bills re-
ported by committees.
The Army Appropriation bill was then taken
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
RrcpD1iOn.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Feb. 4.-The members Of the
bar 10 this city gave reception to Chief JUS
tice Waite last evening. 1t is understood that
he will leave for Washington on the 18th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
Watca Stolen.

New York, Feb. "A watch was stolen
from Thurow Weed on Monday 1t contained
portraits of his wife and daughter, and is high
iy priced as keepsake. 1t has not yet been
found
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

CATTLE YARD.-It was stated in the Gazette
some time ago that lot at Waterloo, between
here and Washington, had been sold to party
for cattle yard. The work OF preparing 1t tor
such purpose was commenced yesterday. A
large hotel will be erected there, and a switch
capable of accommodating one hundred cars OF
cattle will be laid there as soon as possible, aud
it is expected that the new yard will be the cat
tie market for the District of Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

ga JABoB BoRHAUs will give +. zee oaS N
kraur Lunch tomorrow at his restaurant NO
l3, S, nth Royal street, from ten TIL '"o
o'rocL feb Alt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

No PLACE LIKE VIRGINIA. "A gentleman
10 Texas writing to Messrs. Green & Wise
real>estate agents of this city, in reference to
land near this city, says: II am assured that
Texas is not the country for me, and my desire
is to return to old Virginia, the land of my
birth "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04
~USI n + ) S N Q T g E
Il february I'd, 1874.

b Us | N E 5 y5 ! u : o. ! s. s : :,
1 have this day sold 10 D.. +. BRASHEAR
my stock OF goods, with yiow to collect and
settle my accounts.
| remain with MIR Brashear, apd the business
will be conducted with IN or AZ ED EN-
GY and ACTIVITY. l shall be ready at all
times to wait on my friends aud execute the;r
orders with pRoMPrN Ess and i;an spE oa t hm
O,blic generally for continuance OF the patron
AYE extended to me, Tor which am profoundly
thankful. L. D. hoo1n "
No. 109 King street Alexsndris, VA,
February Z 1874.
THE UNDERSIGNED has this day pur;
i chased Of IL B. Hoomes his stock !; OF r. l;ld
GOODS, and is now adding to and VII commune
to add from time to time such desirable goods as
are specially suited to the present and approach
ing season.
The business in future will be conducted upon
CASH BASIS the stock kept full ana COM
plcte in all departments, and great inducements
offered to purchasers. Ihe patrons or the lnte
house and the public generally are invited 10
csll and examine stock. ur,
feb 3-tf u. r. bhAonEAl''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

LONDON, Feb. $3.50 p. m.--The amount
of bullion gone into the Bank of England on
balance to-day is EiG,00O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES AND DEEDS. During
the mouth of January eleven deeds were re-
corded in and six marriage licenses issued from
the ufhce of the Clerk of the County Court,
and twenty-five deeds recorded IN aud six mar
riage licenses issued from the ,fice Of the
Clerk of the Corporation Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

and being the only person in Alexandra who
manufactures it, assures her friends and the pub.
lie that she can and will soil 1t AS low as genu.
inc article of Crystalized Oil can be Sold. Hhe
will also WARRANT every gallon, of her
COAL OIL to be pure and uEadutered By any
of the common Oils that are daily being forced
upon tn. public She also invites attention to
the good quality Of her L ARD and ASTRAL
OILS, which she will sell very low. feb 3-lm
EREsH DRUGS, cHEM1GALs, PArE Tent
Z MEDICLN Els, &c.-We have just received &c
cs lH5sI Potssh, S.YPhsts Morphine, simmons
Liver Regustor, fluid Extract Vsler1an't ~. Ut
Whites Tooth Powder, Syrup loo lodlde e Iron;
Jsyne's Expectorant, Carrying Oil, Tartarlc
ACID, Bachelors Hair Dye, Gum Trsgacannth'
Flaxseed Meal, Browns ESSENCE Jamaica , Gln-
ger, Pierce's Golden MEDICAL Discovery, Mu
Tang Liniment, Allcock's Porous Plssters, Co
deia, Coxe's Gelatine Carbonate Ammonia,
Vinegar Bitters, EPSON Salts, SC, which We
0D'' '' HENRY COOK s CO.,
feb lO7 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court Judge Il.
W. Hughes presiding. III this Court, to-day,
Charles T. Green, Of Warrenton, was admit.
ted to practice
B:pj. Triplett; in bankruptcy; order issued
dissolving restraining order.
AuSelius Coe; 10 bankruptcy; mott n to dis
solve restraining order dismissed.
In the case Of Geo. w. +. Smith, in bank
ruptcy on a motion to dissolve an injunction
to decree Of the Circuit Courts of Fauquicr
and Spotsylvania counties; injunction dissolved,
but on motion Of the counsel for assignee new
Injunction granted, aud the motion to disulve
sand new injunction set for hearing Oh the t h.
j. ". Forues for plaintiff and Wells l. Whit
tlescy for assignee.
10 the case of McVeigh vs. Smith. General
Payoe moved to dissolve the INJUNCTION ISSUED
by Judge Underwood against hun at the in
stance Of e. w. +. Suith; order similar to tina!
N The above case Issued; Payne for plaintiff
and Wells aud WhittleSey for assignee.
J. L. Autcu; petition filed for involuntary
haukrp,ac,". aud warrant for seizure granted.
". VI. w. lite; 10 bankruptcy; motion to dis
solve INJUNCTION continued till next term.
The committee appointed to prepare resolu-
nons of respect to tn. memory OF the late Ju !ge
GItsrwood we're uuabl>' to report to-day on ac
cuuot OF the absence of two of the members,
and the resolutions will tn erefore not be pre-
scented until the next term.
The Court adjourned uutil the l4tn instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-04

BULL FIGHT. There was bull fight at West
End yesterday afternoon, gotten up by the
animals engaged con amore, and though with
out the adventurous circumstances attending
such encounters in foreign countries, it was sutf
GENTLY attractive to excite the attention OF quite
large number of spectators, who watched It's
varying stages with evident delight from the
fences surrounding the accidental pit.