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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15

THR NATIONAL BANK NOTE redemption
agency of the Treasury department now occu-
pies one-half the rooms, the north side of the
Treasury building. The number OF counters
have been considerably increased within the
past few weeks, and this branch of the division
Is making such progress that Mr.. Graves, who
is in charge, indicates that at an early dav the
call for the surrender of surplus notes under the
recent law will be made upon the banks.
THE STAMPED ENvELoPR AND NEWSPAPER
WRAPPER CoNTRAoT.-The contract for fur
nishing the Post Office department with stamped
envelopes and newspaper wrappers, proposals
Tor which were opened yesterday, has not yet
been awarded. Although the Morgan Envelope
Company, of Spring field, Massachusetts, is the
Hwest bidder, il Is believed that, for reasons
deemed good and sufficient by the department,
the contract will be awarded To the next Lowest
bidder, George II. Reay. of New York, the
present contractor for furnishing stamped en-
yelopes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15

ENGINEER OFFICERS ORDsRRD.-On the rec
concentration of the chief of engineers Second
Lieut.. Thomas w. Symons, corps of engineers,
will report in person, upon the expiration of his
present leave of absence, to Major I'll. L. Abbott
Willett's Point, New York, for duty with the
battalion of engineers; Second Lieut.. M. P.
hIaus, let infantry, has been transferred from
company to company ID, Of that regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15

CHoLoRoYoRMKp.-Mr. r. w. Garter, and
family, Of Richmond, were chiorof0rmed ey
burglars, who attempted to rob the house en-
Wednesday night but who failed In their at
tempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15

FROM SOUTH AMERICA By CABLR.-The fol-
lowing is the first official business cable dispatch
received by this government from South Amer
lea since the completion of the cable from Lis
bon to Rio, and conveys the first notice of the
arrival of Rear Admiral LIE Roy TO take COM
niand of The south Pacific station. The dispatch
IL dated to- day, and was received here at 10 80
a. M, showing extraordinary dispatch. 1t is as
follows:
Secretary Of Nary, Washington: Monongahela's
paymaster is condemned, sick. Relief wanted
Immediately. LEROY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15

A FIRE was discovered on the morning of
August 18th in the storehouse of the engineers
department of the Philadelphia navy yard, but
as exuLguished without any damage. The
fire originated from spontaneous combustion. A
lot of composition blow and feed valves had
been received from the navy yard at Washing
ton few days before in boxes packed in saw
dust. The saw dust spontaneously combusted, -
hence the IRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15

ROCKS FOR SUMNER READING,
JUST PUBLISHED AnD FOB sALaAT
SHiLLIN6rON'S BOOKSTORE,
ssrner ~ Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
lily Mother and 1: A Love htory.. By the author
Of" John Halifax, Gentleman" Price SIC.
The Best Of Husbands. By the author of won,
Not Wooed.n
Arctic Experiences; containing Capt Tyson'sDrift
on the Ice Floe. A history Of the Polaris expe-
dition.
From the Clouds to the Mountsins By jules Verne,
Within an Inch OF his Life. From the French of
Emile Gaborian.
Wilkes, sheridan and Fox, the Opposition under
George the Third.
Under the Trees. BY Prime.
Physiology Z Practical Use.
Health and Education. By Rev. Chas. Kingsley.
Pesi or, Passimes and Penalties. BY the Rey. II. Il.
asweis, A.
Rumor. By the author of "Charies Anchester,n
Deep Waters. By Anna Drury.
Tangled Skein and Slaves Of the King.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Note, Letter and Can
Papers and Inv eioles, Wholesale and retail, at
yy1s-tr Corner q. ,treet Snd Pa. sysnns
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EIRST GRAND PIONIO
wAvERLY SStass9%surR.prRs. q
AtGbtks SPRINGS SORUETZEN PARK ~
MONDAY, AUGUST l7fi, 1874. -
ID. 81 uuds.
Tickets, admitting q gentleman and ladies, fifty
ceufs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15

REPORTED POLITICAL PERSECUTION INTHR
SoUTH.-Oficial letters have been recel we'd
here within q week from the South, some pri-
vate and others addressed to the Department OF
Justice giving d0leful pictures OF revival of po-
litical outrages, and mentioning in detail sever
al murders. From Alabama comes q long list
of such acts, among others being the full Details
OF the Assassination in Sumter county of Mr..
w. p. Billings, formerly q lawyer and editor In
st. Louis and New York, who was Q liberal and
supported Greeley. He removed to Alabama,
bought farm, and practiced law. After re-
siding In Sumter county nearly o year, an
nouncing himself republican, be took Q mod
erately active part In politics. He was shot dead
returning from meeting. His widow and child
capital was all invested there. Every white re-
publican but Billings had heretofore been driv-
en- from Sumter county. No arrests have been
made. Chancellor Fielder was recently address
ing republican meeting In Butler county, and
when IL closed he was fred ut and followed by
mob. The house In which he took refuge was
attacked, and only by great exertions were the
colored republican named Green was driven
away, while speaking in Neale county, with
threats OF assassination. In Coffee county, q
similar meeting, including many women and
children, was recently fred upon and eleven
persons were wounded. A considerable body
Mis-, into Alabama, about Q week ago, and
have encamped near the line, driving the color
ed families from the neighboring plantations.
They have demanded that the colored men give
up their arms, and threaten the republican
whites living In the vicinity. From Texas and
Mississippi similar instances are reported in all
csses with complaint Of the falsehoods sent by
telegraph. The evidence Of the revival Of or
sanized violence throughout the South comes
By every mail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15
EXCURSIONS. &c.

rE'HE CALIFORNIAN CLUB, Of this city. will
hold their SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL,
20 prscifce the spOrts and psstimes of Aud Scot
LAID, at BeyeIs Seventh street PARK,
TUESDAY, August 18th,
commencing at ii O'Clock q m. augl4 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-15

- FL cot MALE ACADEMY.
- tC7ly u DHHbITfOa and HOHfEODlsTg SIS,
GEORGETOWN, ID. U.
Oraislal Tor the encOGrsg -msut Of the past year
1vll ksopen my Academy on MONDAY, 8 ,ptsm-
teT I'D. humber limited. Private Instruction in
hstbtnNics &c, and evening classes 1T lhe school
rom
Circulars found a. the Book Stores, or at my resi-
dsLc-. ADJOINING the school room.
YE-eI6 2sW2m CHARLES III. NOURsE
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II ICHARD B. MOHuN CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND srATIoNEss.
10ls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW BOOKS
The Evangelical Alliance of lSyS, vol, S6.
John Of Barr weld, By Motley 2 vols, smo, 81.
Ny Mother and I, By Author Of John Halifax, u
at Her Mercy, By james Payn, paper, so.
HArpers Traveller Guide 20 Europe and the East
for la+, vol, 81; vols. %, my3s-tr
SAyORY q M0ORB,S
BEgT FOOD FOR INFANfS,
Resembles Mothers Mflk more closely than any
other kind Of Food. perfectly fuiflin9 ITS object
that Of promoting the growth and health OF the
child. The Royal Families Of Epsland and Russia
are supplied with this Food, aad the Medical Pro-
lesion RECOMMEND II with the utmost confidence md
certainty Of success.
- See MEDICAL Csrt,featss and Op,s,oss.
whclessle ard Retail OF the Manufacturers,
I43 New Bond street, London, W.,
Ano retail OF eli Chemists snd S.orekeerers through
Sm tLe States and Csnada, who also supply B A.
rOhI = HO0RES DIGESTIVE COCOA, for
pysSe Els And delicase persons Of ell ages.
SsAArUs pnF0l,
el5 sRvENTH STREET
sbu-u osDcsite Patent once
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ThirN before wCrds-Nature System Of Instruc-
tiCn. ne most approved ObJectTeaching Forms,
BlaErsn vi Sdeis, PhiOsOp hicsl and Chemical D.
Rsrs'us, Cabinet Of ais, Geological Specimens,
pioTsi,c Paintings iHst atiye OF Art snd Sciesce
&C ,Ss Number Of pupil limited School select
AID Ir1inen FOR its beautiful, retired and health
fu iooaton, its perfect disci pine, and homo com
forts
81 Fer Circulars, address
PROF. L. g MATHEWS, AM,
sugI N GltnwoOd, Howard county. Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
The B'n:ai Birth.

CHICAGO Jan. 81. The debate in the con-
yentou of b mai Birth on the minority report
continued until midnight, various amendments
and substitutes, being suggested, but none
were acted on. Finally the committee Of the
whole rose aud reported their progress, after
which The previous question was moved and in
accordance with the rules the debate was clos
ed by I>ilo,e Bush, Chairman Of the Commit
tee Oh Endowment, and the minority report
was then put 10 vote and lost. The majority
report being voted GU was adopted
\ motion to reconsider was then adopted
and the report was laid on the table.
The report of tn" maj 'rity, which was adopt
ed as the sense of the convention. is as t,ll"w<
"To the constitutional convention, l. q: b.
B:-Your committee on endowmcnts beg
leave to report that it is the cardinal principle
of our order to provide protection and relief for
cur widow, and orpnaus in evcut of adversely;
We; your committee Is of the opinion that 10
the present state Of the order it is iDnxpedent
and premature to lcgis'atc any general laws for
an endowment plan In our order.
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Ey Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctl0necrs.1
NMIS>IONkkS SALE OF VALU A
~ BILE PRUPEKrI-.By virtue Of n cecroc
of the Corpora ion urt for The city 0! Al"x,,i.-
dria, Virginia rendered nj j December term,
1873, in the suit Of Burroughs vs.. Harper, the
uad .rsigned, com rnis.ioners appointed By sall
deere. WI / f.; for sale By Pablo au TON, in
front of the NJ arkes House. on Royal street: in
said ely on 9ATU NDAI, the 7,h day Of Feb
rtlarv 1874 ut twelve u'Lllci H.. the following
REAL ESTATE, TO vii:
No IA LOT OF GROUND on the south
east corner of Prince and Aifr,d tr .r,,, bltGlng
on tired st ceL ltO feet TO Al MI y - f:"t ~
w;d. tn nee eastward y6l feet II lncrcs; tn nee
ncrihward Y ~ feet; thence wc.twaIdIs t. IL
inches III nee nortnwardiy 5 i.,c: thence west
wardy fl fest inch, fronting tn Prlncs srrcc.
No IA rent charge of 5 Der annuin % n
lot located on the west side oil W -icr .trc-t
and sou h id. of Franklin street
Terms of >a,e: One tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cab, aad the resd &c in
three equal ns almcnt, ut SIX. twelve aud "lg 1t
cen months, respective y, with la.ercs- from the
day Of sale, to be secured by the notes of tho
purchaser, satisfactorily endors and the title
to be retsined until the purchase money be tu ~
paid Costs Or cJnveyanclnS to be borne by the
purchaser 5. +. BEACH,
c. W. WATrLFS,
II. o. CLAUGHiON,
ian Its Commissioners.
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New Bone and Plaster Mill.

l would inform my friends and the public
with my AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
SEED and FERTILIZER BUoINE SS
A BONE AND PLASTER MILL,
and am now prepared t. fiji orders with prompt
ness and dispatch. Having new and improved
machinery and using only the best quality Of
Blue Windsor Plaster it slall be my constant
aim to produce AN article so FINELY GRoUHD US
to silence all complaint heretofore made on that
point.
Hnving the most approved BONE MILL now
mad :. j shall manufacture and have constantly
RAW BONE.
Samples Of Ground Plaster or Bone will be
mailed to any address on application.
HERBERT BRYANT.
jan j-tf No. % King ST., Alexandria. Va.
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TELEGRAPIIIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.l
FROM WARRINGTON.
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, January 2S, Is

WASHINGTON, January 2S, 1874,
10 the Senate, to-day, that most Important
question of finances was further discussed by
Mr.. Bayard, who delivered his views on the
QUESTION at issue in lengthy speech. The
galleries will remau empty as luug as finances
arc up as the arguments pro and con Tor lnta-
ton and contraction are devoid OF any interest
to the quiet locker on in Venice
La the House Of Representatives,, after seve-
raj communications had been read one Of which
was from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, in reference to the reorganization
Of that Office.
A contest Of several hours was made over a
bill in relation to the construction OF public
buildings. The bill proposes to make great
reduction in appropriations for that purpose
aud to have no new buildings erected until the
ones under construction at the present time are
Completed. Ii has been 10 the hands Of the
Appropriation Committee, and Mr.. Garfield
desired that he should purse it until completed
and then report it as great reform measure IN
opposition to the cry of useless expenditure.
MIR. Patt, chairman of the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds desired the same
honor, and made the fight for his committee to
get the bill, which was finally successful, the
House having sent it TO the Public Building
and Grounds Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
The Markets.

New YORK. Jan. IS Stocks dull. Gold is.
Money bid. Flour dull. Wheat quiet and
heavy. Corn dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE Jan. 2S.-Fa. skies, consolidat-
ed, 5244; do peeers Il. W. Vas 10; Cotton
dull and heavy; low nddlings l4!. Flour quiet
and steady; prices unchanged: Wheat steady;
fair to prime white l75al90; Pennsylvania red
lS0aIS3; others unchanged. Corn wca k and in
active; white Southern 7GaS3; yellow Southern
SOaSl mixed Western ST. Oats steady, South
erus55a65; Western 55l5S Rye in good de-
mand at 95a9S Hay steady and in good de-
mand al 20 S25 Provisions strong and Quiet,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ga Saturday afternoon last colorcd man
named Alfred Locker, was wonteny and ma
licous|y assaulted at the first toll gate on the
Little River Turnpike by three men from the
Pohick ncighborhood. He did al! he could to
avoid difficulty with them, but finding that
they were bent on beating him he fell aboard
Of them aud trounced them well.
Letters addressed to Cordelia Strawther, Sa-
lem Va; Mrs. Littleton Ford, Salem Va;
Isaac a. Sheppard, Baltimore Nd, and Fi,h-
ey Mason. no postotfice direction, are detained
in the post Office here, three Of them for want
OF postage stamps, and the last for want of pro-
per direction.
The Friendship Fire Company held meet
Ing last night, agreed to take part 10 a Fire
meas parade on the approaching 23rd of Feb
ruary, and appointed a committee consisting
of S. Field, n. NowIand. r. Tomlinson aud
B +. Penn to make the necessary arrange
mentS.
The conccrt of the Alexandria Glee Club for
the beuetiE of the poor, given at Sarepta Hall,
a short time ago, and which afforded such en-
joyment to the large audience presen on the oc-
caslOn Will be repeated tonight.
disappearing seems to be much in vogue
now,and almost nightly parties of nasquers are
seen on the streets. \ large party, male and
female, were out last night.
The wind changed to the southland yesterday
afternoon aud the temperature last night and
this morning was mild again 1t rained slight
ly during the whole Of last light.
The floating wharf for the Wilkes-stieet fer
ry has been completed and was to have been
launched this afternoon.
The a & ". r R. Company recommended
to day the running Of Que clock p. II. trains
Oh their road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
selves, the Lodge did not want a shed under

selves, the Lodge did not want a shed under
their windows.
Mr.. Shinn concurred that the shed on the
alley side was the Que mainly needed.
MIR. Evans was not at all attached to the plan
indicated 10 his resolution. He wanted only
such sheds as would be most useful, and the
market people within the building had already
asked for sheds to shield them from the Sun
in summer "a
Mr. Hopkins said awnings could be used i'r
that. He thought two sheds running, from the
ROYAL to the Fairfax street wing would be re-
CURED
The subject was re-reierred to the Commits
SiOners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Railroad Matters.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 2S.-A bill was lntro-
due d in tie House to-day TO allow the Tabular
irluslt Company to CONSTRUCT tunnels undcr
the waters vi Staten Island Sound. The resp
luton for the investigation OF the Suuthern
New jersey and other railroads was alncudci
so as TO reler the investigation to The commit
tees on railroad aud canals OF both houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
.sLLgJtt..' %ssL ES.

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
N KITCHEN FURNITURE-Wilib b. sold
at ubllc auction on TU FSDAY, the eth INST :,
at 10 clock, at the Virginia House, unrer end
Of King street, lot OF IOU iEHOLD md
KITCHEN FURNITURE, including TWO
FEATII SIX BEDS. Terms cash.
H. s. w. BARKER,
jan 16 eotsa' Admir-. of Nancy Alca dec d.
Ess~T e above sale is postponed to SATUR-
DAY. January 81, when it will take place ut
the auction store of L. D. II trrison, Royal st.
i'm y LII
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Cause Of Death.

New YORK, Jau 2S.-lt uow appears that
WIN. j. Wilcox who die! last week at G.b-
sons establishment, over Waack's theatre,
complained of being ill When be entered The
place, aud. therefore, did not attempt to take
his bath. TIE post norton showed that death
was caused By fatty degeneration of the heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, ! a. m.
For the Middle States, threatening weather
wi h ruin will prevail during The day: the winds
gradually vecring to westerly aud northwestcrIy
with slight fall Of temperature. For the
South Atlaatic States rising barometer with
cloudy wcaih.r and rain during the day follow
ed by lower tempe nature aud Winds shifting to
northwesterly by Thursday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
FarnaIe Preachers.

New York, Jaa. IS In the report of the
Committee OF the Brooklyn Prcsbytery regard
ing the prvpriety Of allowing Rev. Sarah Sml.
ley to preach before audiences in the Lafayette
Avenue and the Memorial Presbyterian church,
it is claimed that those churches violated the
rule of the Presoytery 10 permitting her to
preach The representatives Of both churches
d,Sclam any intention to violate the rules OF
The PrcsbYterY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28

Court of Fauquier, Judge WingfelSd delivered del ere!
az opinion reversing the decision OF the Cir-
cult Court.
In the case of Downey vs.. Fletcher, 40 iap'
peal from the Circuit Court OF A exandrla
county, Judge Mclaughlin, deliyered an q opln-
ion affirming the decision Of the Circuit Court.
The decision of the Circait Court OF Lou
douo, in the case of Taylor vs.. Palmer et ais
was reversed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Poisoned.

New YORK. Jan. 2S Mrs. Jramer and
three children and Mrs. Bcnter and two chill
dren are dangerously i'll at Aurora, Indiana,
from eating pork in which there was trlchlna.
1t is believed they cannot recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
From SDain

BAYoNNE, Jan 2S--rhe report that the
CarIlsts have captured Sautander is denied. 1t
is now reported through Carlist sources that
the corporation is negotiating to raise 2.OOO,OOO
pistas, which the royaliSts demand as their
price for. atslaining from the bomoarmcnt of
the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Coils Oh.

NORFOLK Va, Jan. 2S.-The ferry boat
Eliz beth colided with the tug boat J. B.
Woodward this morning 10 the harbor. Capt
Eidridge &. Smith, of the tug boat, was thrown
overheard by the shock Of the collision and
drowned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Coal Sales.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-Fifty thousand tons
of Scranton coal were sold to-day as follows: =
Steamboat, 5000 tons at 81 S5 CRATE, 10000
tons at 81 75 egg, 5000 tons at 5. Ii to 1925;
stpve, $4,000 tons at $50 to So 274; chestnut,
G. 900 tons at t. 80 10 81 Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Sudden Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2S.-Ex Chief Justice
James Thompson, of the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania, fell dead in the Supreme Court
room this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Ashore.

NORFOLK. Jan. 2S. : The schooner Queen Of
the South, laden with cotton, is ashore al
Watch Aprignr Inlet, twenty-five miles north
of Cane Charles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
Jan Its
I'M BRUIDEklkS !!
EMBROIDERIESl

Just received lot Of neat Embro derie: PEE
cially intended for the Spring trade Ladies will
do we'll to examine our mplcta stock before
purchasing, rs we are confident we can otter
great harga aims in these articles.
PRETZFELDER Il BEN DHEIMS
ian2 Popular Dry Goods Styre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28

SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS 10 this court,
in session in Richmond, on Monday, 10 the
case of Rixey vs.. Sc,tt, appeal from the Circuit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28

Courts The February term of the County
Court, Judge James Sangstcr to preside, will
commence on Monday next. No criminal cases
have been set for the term.
As Judge Keith has not directed the sum
mouing OF grand jurors for the term OF The Cir
cult Court for the county to commence on the
OH pr2xiuo it is supposed the term will be de-
voted to the trial of civil causes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28
EDEG.3 TED.N.fL.
AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
MICA l. GDLIEEE

ETIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
CHANICAL COLLEGE
The next half session will open on the oath
OF FEBRUARY and close on the second
Wednesday in August The third annual Sos
son Will commence on the day following and
continue until the I'D OF December when the
vacation OF TWO months begins. The necessary
expenses Of n Sta t. studcn. do not exceed Sl5O
for ten montls. For Catalogue apply to
&. l.. G. iiINOR, President,
jan LIN Bscksburg, Virginia.
~ OK GOD HIGH SCHOOL
OPENS SEPTEMBER Is, 1873
Address WM CABELL, Principal,
IL loft Norwood p o. Nelson co.. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28

CoNvIcTs City Sergeant James NJ. Stcu-
art, of Alexandria, arrived 10 the city to-day,
with two prisoners, John Lee and John W.
Johnson, sent TO the pcnitentary for five years
for robbng Robert SCAT Of his pockctbook and
$50 in money. Richmond .Stute Journal Of
VesterdrH
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rOFFIN NJ 4 h 3 u Y y u ,


88 King street. Alexandria, Va.
The ~ ,scr,,ors keep on hand large stock of
UNDkKEAkER5 GOODS, OF the latest tyles
and best quality, consisting of Handles, En-
blems for Mu,ons, ODD Fellows, Red Men,
knights of Pylhias, SC; also Hinges, Screws
Tacks Escu;cheons, l. ices, trlnges, and ether
goods in same line, ut prices 10 sun orders
from III. country will be rromply attenaeH TO-
inn IL J. T. CREIGHTON u SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-28

MILK AND PRODUCE ASSOCIATION. 1t will
be seen by notice 10 the Guzette. that the an.
nual meeting of the Piedmont MIX and Pro-
duce Association is to be held at Fairfax Court
House on the 9Th prnxlmn.