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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th aud 10th streets.
HORSES, CARTS, WAGONS AND HARNESS,
THE PROPERTY OF A CONTRACTOR, AT
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March
NN1sth, commencing at 10 O'Clock, wa will
NAsell, at the stables, corner Of 19. and SITS !,
opposite Senator Stewart s.
EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES.
Good Heavy Work Horses,
Youpg end Swear old Drivers,
2Two.horse Dirt Wagons,
Cart and W agon Harness,
Cutting Box, Forks, Picks, Shovels, &C., &c.
Terms cash, W. l.. WALL 4 co, Aucts,
- Immediately after the above sale will sell
~ the following valuable Real Estate:-Let No g.
lin square No. liz, 10 feet fronting on 18th
street, running back " feet, improved by two.
Lot No 40 in square No l3, fronting % feet by IS
feet Terms at sale
maria W. L, WALL 4 90 Aucts
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rsaB NEW NAflOAAk mARkBY.
tRnsH. SALT ana gnoKEp nBArs q "a
s:Si 4; q: !: 4 ~.
80 Ssa q 3 RsPeSHFst 9 ~ n, re
NO HunBBe..L. BLOB Vim pay . fair eses
drsns sEool HAD cLoTHiSo, BoofS.
ess = ns sss e e. and
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p HANSON HISS CO.
FINE FURNITURE,
FRENCH GOODS AND ORNAMENTS.
CURTAIN MATERIAL, ETC.,
90 FORTH CHARLES ST, BxLrymoRs

Rartioulaf attention gfven 20 thu .ou,,.s. g.,
pi.hs6s ~ SsS 1esisns and estistss fur
to give satisfaction both - 10 stIie snd
workmAnship. -, r "a 10
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TOMORROW.

NY LATIMER q OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PeRnsy venia avenue and 18th n
Star ONCE Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE.
n By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated the 18th
Day Of yg,ly, lsYs, and duly recorded in Libcr
~ ttor W ashington county, District of Columbia
shall sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF March, 1874, commencing at 10 o'clock, at House
No. 1916 street, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, an extensive assortment Of Household
and 4 ltchen Furniture, viz:
Hair Cloth and Plush ParIor Furniture;
French Plate Mirror, Whainot;
Window Hapsirgs, Hall Set;
Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top Chamber Furn.
iture;
lair and Husk Mattresses:
Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows;
Bedding and Table Linen:
Brussels ard Three ply Carpets, Oil cloths:
COttsge Painted Furniture;
Extension Dining Tables and Chairs;
China and Glars Ware;
Knives, Forks and Spoons
Cooking Ranges, Heating Stoves:
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash. JOHN W. FRlZsE, Trustee.
marl3-d LATIMER OLEABY, Aucts,
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nj EROHAsTs LIsl OF srEANsHIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

HsrseneI The nne ete.mshirs Il. q. KNIGHT and
yVnn GIBSON will make regular week <<o6Ds
y M between NEW YORK, ALEX 1fl
AAEEppbhddAi MAsHIH GTOH and@
ShOh9kIOMhs as follovs:-Leave NEW YORK,
Eom Pier 50 East river, every SATURDAY at q
. n leave GEOhGETOWE every FRIDAY ct .
70. iuli Information apply 20 b. p A. DEHHAM,
.orn, or a. the corner OF nth street and New York
sts1ee; W. THOMPSON, President.
49, - r ne delivered By knoxs Express. Or
Ssn3aS - 'ne steamer wharf, viii be promptly It
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NEW r4PRKss LINE VIA CANAL,

fhiiissp STdssh iiAAibAdLEXhNpRIA,y VA, WASH
IRON Pier ., North WHARF,. phil
TES&f s sihaPsIsDAr and SAT !s. ssssx&
ptT .ns ySI sser s'reet eeorsetswn, d. O., MON.
HI, line connects at Philsdeiphia with "Olyds,,
iron Line" Of steamers for Proyidsnce Boston ana
rev England states. No wharfage IN Boston oy
ths me c,vnS HYDE, Agent for d. Of q.
1 y. A. REID, Alexandrfa, Va
WALDO A. PEA RCE, - Congress street Boston
Iretghts delivered BY Knoxs Express. Or
oers len q General Once, sos Ponnsylyania ave-
nue. or 81 the steamer wharf viii Be promptly q.
senoed "a spa-tr
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WAsHIssTof,k 5 STSIKS5ESS5dKz; B0sTos Al

PROVIDENCE.
Ine me Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
q eth street, every MONDAY and a66ds6szs
Iht hsDAf, At D. m, touching af principal River
Landings, eonnecttns st Norfolk with STEAMSHIPS OF
the NJ. and n: line for Boston and Proyid ence
Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket once ~ KnaIS
kxprsss once o03 Pennsylvsuia avenue
D.. :FITZHUGH, Agent, sth- street wharf
DORsEf CLAGETT, General Agent,
o1is-6 Plants Store, corner lRrh nj ana p sys
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by LATIMER q OLEARY,
TRUSTEES SALT OF An ENTIRE SQUARE

ID AuoSioneefs and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Of Pennrylv avenue and Eley.
enth street Star Once BUfliing.
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by WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Bulldog,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue
OoNIINgATIoN OF THE GREAT CHINA
FL0OR OF OUR SALEsRoOMs.
Gr On MONDAY and TUESDAY MORNINGS,
Nh MSTen 10 and II, at 10 O'Clock, and
Decorated and plain white French China Dinner
Fancy and plain China and Stone China Chamber
Sets.
Rieh Cut and Pressed Glassware.
Bohemian and Parisn Vases.
french Bronze and Parisn Statuary.
French Bronze Clocks q days.
Toilets Sets, Cups and Saucers, Ornaments @ psey
We cali special attention Of buyers t. the above
sale, as the goods will positively be sold without
marriott Auctioneers,
UkD WEDNEsDAY MOREING, az 10 O'Clock,
ana ENENlNG, at O'Clock, W hen We will close
It WI. WALL & CO Aucts.
~ Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner Of 9th and ID streets northwest.
p By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme COURT
EYslof the District of Columbia, sitting a court
CO. OF equity, passed on the LIST day of June, A.
s,iIe and others, Equity, No ISIS, will offer al
public sale, at the auction house of Duucanson
Brothers, southeast corner of 9th and u streets
1874, at 10 o'clock m, and Z .. m the following
Tsmed personsl property, viz Silver Table and
La siyef Torks, Casters, Coffee and Tea
Wages, Books, Pictures, Cutlery, Watches, Pistols
Swords, Ear rings, Breast pins, Finger Rings, and
Ieywe;ry OF al descriptions. ,
DUNOANSOH BROS.
MARI IOIS,l6SH Auctioneers.
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N. B On the morning of the ,
the unexpired lease of about two
of the above-mentirn ned hotel,
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RY B. Ii. WARNEB,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and Z sts northwest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
Es;a ErOati Accident.

New YORK, Feb Willie the express
train from Washington for New York was on a
down grade four mics south nfNrw Brunswick
at . clock this morning three or four cars be-
came separated the engineer was appraised
Of the accident " he parting of the bell rope
and by checking III" cugin" immediate started
back when collision ocru red between the two
scc;ans OF The train. Blu, lit'le damage was
done ard no Que WAS urt, The train was some
what delayed.
New YORK, Feb. g. "A dispatch from 'rren-
ton gives this account Of ;he accident to the
Washington tram: While train No. 10 was
between Maumnuth junction and D.sns station,
near Deans, it became disconnected IN the mid
die OF the train and the cars attached to the
engine went ahead leaving tue rear cars. fol-
lowing at slower rate When the engineer
discovered his train broken 10 TWO he slowed
his cugiuc and the rear cars oought up and ran
into the the other portion Of the train The
TWO platforms Only were broken of and the cDd
of the cars somewhat damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
T. Xec,lf. Oh.

WESTMINSTER, CARROLL COUNTY Nh
Feb % oseph W. DAYS wa, Hanged day
for the murder Of Abr.m l4ynn on the stu Of
April, 1872 The Condemned man went 10
bed about II clock last night, Slept about one
hour ana then cot up and read the Bible, after
whtch lie walk, u II tie corridor. com blaming
of il bad taste in his mouth He asked FIR
somcthiog 10 drink aud was FURNISHED with Ii
uuor, of which he rar'ook and lad down again,
but did not sleep, About ten o'cl6ck this
III. rnng R>v. Mr.. Crumrr arrived and went to
Davis cell. At 1890 there were five ministers
with hiu. About three thousand persons,
men. wDlncn an! children, w r: gathered about
the jail. Tie trees ii proximity to the all
yard were crowded will! neu, tuany Of whom
were Intoxicated AID giving expression to ri
balj je,s aud obsceniy, ID. IL. Lynn. broth
er Of the murdered lnau, was among the spec
tators IN the hail nftnc jail. Davis rciu~ed to
see rep r'erS.
AT ll:l5 the sacrament of communion was
administered to the ioomed man At two
minutes past Twelve o ciok lie was led to the
scattnli in the white cap aud shrnu1, and in a
few words cotttsSca the murder and warned his
hearers to Dcwarc Of his fate. Rev Mr.. Crcm-
er then offered short prayer. At twelve
minutes past - the trap was sprung and Davis
tel With heavy !hud
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The sranstIin Say ngS Fund Case.

PHILADELPHIA Feb +. In the Il. 5. DIS
,rict Cuurc To day, in the Franklin Savings
Fund ease, counsel Tor the petitioners said that
upon looking at the debit side amounting to
Sll 800 GOO aud the credit side $500 ODD, he
found they were kapt in lead pencil sui.j4ct to
alteration, and ii was very important that they
should inspect all the books to see whether
such alterations hal or h I'd not been made.
They Thought it highly probable that the books
had been t;irhp'tet with, for on the very day
tie il junction. was scrv d they showed tranaac
tons to the extent Of 100000. La addition,
upon cxaminalian, it Was iouuu that within xix
mrnlh~,n after the institution had SuSpcn led
payment Cyrus CadwaIadcr's account was
closed aud he was paid The iull sum. exceeding
81, 800. Judge Cadwaladnr said this last ;sScr
ton Warranted the atentiou OF the court, and
ii the petitioner would amend his pc,ti so
as TO include it as fraudulent preference Of a
creditor by an iaso!vant debtor within six
months and counsel for defendants would adj
nit the fact, the case would be in share for
adiu icatiou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06

The money market is without material chars &C
since last report, the supply being equal to the
demand for business purposes. Street rates on
first class paper aa12 per cont. Stocks generally
are quiet and transactions limited Virginia
coupons 75ae5, according to SIZE those Tor small
amounts heinz most sought after a'd held high
or Corporation of Alexandria bonds GoalO
Sales Of FIRST National Bank stock, after t0c
payment o. the last semi annual dividend Of Z
per cert at 12O-cqual to 1875 We note sales in
Baltimore Of $40; 0 Orange and Alexandria R.
i. bonds ut 7ts The following are the quota
tons for Government bonds SC, to-day:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
The ENGLISH Elections.

LoNpoN, Feb. + + p. m.-AI the Parma
mcutary election held Y, crlay, the ConScrva-
tlvcs gained one sat each III Belfast. Dover,
G,ancscnd and Northampton The Liberals
gained ono scat for Dumrleshire and one for
Coventry. Home Rulers were elected from
Draghcda and Wexford. In the east parlla-
ment those two places were represented by
Liberals The Marquis of L'rne is returned
from ArggIcShirc the rst report that al
the Lib, raj candidates We're elected IN Glasgow
on Wednesday was Incorrect
Later returns show that the Conservatives
gained one Of the seats far tina! city So TAR 42o
membcrs of the new Parliament have been
elected OF this number 221 are Conservatives
and 1873 Liberals aud Home Rulers. Conserve
lives have been chosen tor I'll seats occu Died
10y Liberals in the last Parliament, and the Llb
erals have ousted "a Conserv alivcS. =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
TELEGRAPUIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ,GAZErrE.I
'FRDN W.i<II1NGfO u
I,IlNGR ESS

CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, February 5, S14.
la the S uate to-day, after the presentation
of large number of me nnrlais, mainly con-
corning private GAINS,
Au act authorize & the payment Of bounty to
the 5,h Z nuer.cu regiment, wh:ch W IS nus
tered into service one d:y too late TO receive
bounty under the law, w IS pass d. as was a bill
fixing the pay Of witnesses b,iore Senate com-
mittees at 81 per day aud Livc ceuls per mile
for travel, but the vote was Afterwards recon
sidered.
Alter debate upon Tie claim OF the consul at
Havrt for REIN ;,urSclucn; Tor funds lost by the
failure Of Green & Co., the cllvu,lar was taken
up.
The House of Il .pr s..f,tativrS was Engaged
with private bills.
A bill authoriz, ng tn" construction OF i mar
row gaage railroad at Fortress Monroe from
Hampton to the lsnlDg l.lc: vi tn: 3 fillmore
BOATS. was passed. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
Ltst.aI. issSEV1TEES.

S ,nw com ncncel To Iull ,it.e before noon
to-day, ard When thi, paper was put TO press
was still falling, the ground being covered to
the depth Of two inches. Misery loves cam
pany aud there Is some con ISOLATION in know ~
that the ground hog IS as la lly Fooled as any
Of his wo,leggei bf)thars.
y hnmc-madt sleigh Of unique pattnrn, and
drawn by two mules covered wit. bells, made
its appearance on the streets this afternoon,
some of its numerous occupants being equipped
with hOrns, with which they sounded blasts
that called many Ia wlndowS aud doors to see
the cause OF the CATER
The Columbia p ,nccrS coirrni orglnza-
tl1n, marched to Rrbcrrs Chapei last night,
aud alter listening 10 u Scrul III that was preach
I'd to them. made their annual contribution TO
the conference fund. Harmony lodge of COL
ored y ID Fellows vii! do the same tonight.
y new engine. manufactured at the machine
works Of Mr.. w. 5. Mourc, il this city, has
Just been pu' in the tug boat Gov Curtin and
Is as neat Il piece 81 work aS was ever turned
out ut Il shop.
In the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co.
lumhia, Yesterday the case Of Mills agt the
Orange, Alex ludria and Manassas railroad was
argu2l
ilE L III " ilusuS fdSc uhImlnltl ilcHly
Posay, one of the street car drivers, diver Of
the Columbia fire engine, vice Ferdinand 'lra7-
cr5, resigned.
Judge Robert Turner Of the Winchester cir
cult, will PRESIDE at the Circuit Court for this
county which will commence here Oh Monday
nuXt.
The visit of the Deputy GRIND Sire Of the
O III Fellows of the United Safes to Potomac
Lrdgc, OF this city, AMI the consequent supper
at the City 1Jtc;, viii take place tonight.
The departure Of the Lgnchburs and IIarri-
sonburg trains vas delayed an hour this morn
Ing by having TO wit Tor the train from the
North
The steamer Geors'ana will resume her trips
batw:c this city aud Baltimore on Thursday,
the l9h iustaut, Oh which day she will leave
Baltimore.
Attention is directed to the auction sale of
valuable real estate to take place tp-morrow, as
advertised III another column.
\ letter is held for postage in the postnfcc,
in this city. addressed TO Geo. Sacolub, Wash
ington, d. G.
Mr., John Baggctt was filing his ice honse
to-day with ice three inches deep from the
pond Of Mr.. B niamii Bnggett.
The tug John VI. Griffin, which has been
engaged Tor the last two months 10 towing at
Petersburg has returned to this port.
There was no mail north Of Baltimore this
morGlng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
Violation of the Election Law.

BALTIMORE Feb. 6--In the United States
District Court this morning, Judge Giles pre-
siding, in the c,so OF james 5 Mason, register
of the first election district of X ut county, in
dicted under the second section OF the act OF
Congress, of May Isl, 1870, for striking, from
the list of quaIrh, d voters; the names OF four
teen colorcd persons 10 October last, the jury
returned vcraict Of guilty, and the court im-
posed fac OF 500 AMI costs, amounting to
5000. Immediately thereafter, 10 the case OF
&. b. Hackctt, iad!cted for illuminating voters
a, the polls, in the same election dlSirlet, 4
uolle pia>cqu was entered on payment OF the
costs, amounting to $500.
Mason was defended by \ X. SyeSer, A.
torucy-Gcncra Of the STATE, and Other able
counsel
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FERTILIZERS.
Te Company guarantees every will be before
TIe, Of Professor P WILSON, of j. Won L
CHEMICAL LABORATORY OF PROF. p B. WILSON, No.

cHES1cAL Of PROF
] fss 5s G" c. tJ o lots and find
PGh1 Al namely from Is to 10 per cent
@ ] A%% Ind h s i p sS"s Sss @ S P
good results Guano offered
e 8 St 4' " 5o S9s %
9s ia: the $'1s % s e s'' s.
M I render all times an" under all cir
@ % t. from 1 ] vi ySs s 2r me 5npans
%s ] @ @ 5 ] @ @ s isSs & 5s :ss :s
pounds peo; xe Ak" and AAs WILSON Analytical Consulting
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia Dec 1873
M r. In Guanahani euA9S,
Of IRON lot b tons the result
Hs i cbon ]
& indicate tha the
@ nd y : % c vs 4%2' e' sn psa Ss so
5 m @ as ss Ss p, esH: Be hS nis
H1y 5 ib ss 55 Is sasy
doubt fzJ that
Letter '"" H' cov'' %A fH| vi. Angus. 4s 1873
a ay R o tx Sy a. Sas s:" $
Dear .., your u.as SP LIZ v M E4gSG5Ef Co. s
S v"s % ~ I
consider GHyVq EYER %
and pe it on the ext row. used At the s
~ s S : SSs Ss,s a.: s 4S;
growth of stalk @ S & 5 Ta y ene h yours b. SMITH
srhe 9o $50 lbs acre bit not over the
Pre- Poi eR r" bsss p' ST AppS1 uh" G ga
For andy sis and tstnonzI sand ure
IOOE & JOHNSTON,
GENERAL AGENTS AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS
STREET. ALEXANDRIA,
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ssse Markets.

NEw York February E Stock active and
string Cold Il. Money /. F,uuc quiet Wheat
ilul' aud heavy Cora quiet aud Unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Feb. Va. SKIES, old, 80; do.
consolidated, 52l; do. pcelers, 10 W. VAS liz
n. Z. six"s, old, %; do. new, II bid TO- lay.
Cotton firm for good grades: low middlings ~
al4f. Flour quiet and Unchanged Wheat quiet
and steady; prices unchanged. Corn fun
or; Waite Southern 50 SO; yellow d.. 75a7S;
mixed Western easier at 81. Oats tirmcr; South
eru 55.5S; Western 80 81 Rye qnict al 81 81.
Hay unchanged Provisions quicG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06

The ElsIerZoOk Case

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. G,-In the Supreme
Court, on application for further time for the
preparation OF argument fora new trial of the
uddcrzook murder case, Judge Agnew stated
that the case could not be argued until the
cases were disposed of aud this
would carry the case over until March,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
Frosll New York.

New YORK FEB 6.-Amasa SpraSsue was
reelected President Of the American lrott'ue
Turf Association last night. ;,
\ committee was appointed to confer With
railroad companies II make arrangements -
have men and horses transported at reduced
rates. , -,
The receipts at the Charity ball held here
last nig hit were $50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
New Petersburg n ,rfHr.

RICHMOND, Feo. 6.-The Seuatc, to-day,
passed The bill providing new charter for the
city pf Petersburg, by vote Of to Il. 1t
now goes to the House, where 1t wliiiueet With
the Determined opposition OF III" Il ,1icals, but
will doubtless finally pass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
Weather Probabilities.

NASlli>GTON, Feb. &, ] 4. N.
For the Middle Atautic States. falling ha
r'ncter, northcastery winds ana very general
snow, iuliow by sIccl or rain in the >ou;hcrn
portion. Fpr the South Atlantic States, IN
cr-ising ns.theastery Winds with raiu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
The Centen..iaq.

BosToN Feb. G.-The Massachusetts Senate
to-day, bV IA vote of - to IL cuncurred IL the
House bl! endorsing the proposed Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
b0St5tsIgat Il.

SAvANNAH, GA, Feb 8. -Owivg t. a heavy
ram ast uight and his u,,rnlng the races have
been po, porcd until Monday aud Tuesday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
Financial.

LONDON. Feb Il 80 y. m.--rhc rate Of
!l>count in opei marker Tor three mouths bills
is )! pr cent. which Is the same us The Bank
oi Erg!and rate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06

W. e., V. NJ. & Il. S. r. R.-The Danvilc
extension OF The W. G., Y. NJ. & G. S. 4 r.,
Is Completed TO Galveston, four miles from
ftl>ylvauia Court House, tweuty-three miles
itonI Dauyille and torty-three from Lyuchburs.
Trans now 20 as lar as Galveston, and. with
favorable weather. will SOU be running to Dan
vIl". The construction of the Wlikc-sreet
switch aud pier 10 this city for the connection
with the East Alexandria Railroad, will, it is
expected, be completed by the middle of next
M'n'h, when freight trains will be sent across
Tie river on fat, and on to the north, with
Vut having to pass through Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AT the scc)ai
monthly meeting OF tI:e.G"rm2n Comparative
Building \ ss0cation. NJ. ,. held last night
eighteen hundred dollars ware sold on nine
shares of stock ut DEDUCTION pr2mium Of 40
and fl per cantum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06
EDF'G.f rfU-S.1 H..

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VALEN TINES, great variety OF Styles
comic and sentimental.
ENVELOPE-UPENE R, Steel and Rubber
Erasers, convenient for the pocket or desk. Ev
crybody wants one; in shell, ivory, rubber and
Cocoon handles.
err, Vienna End Turkey Morocco, Pocnct BooSs,
Books, Conductors Books, Bankers Cases, al
styles and prices.
NEW BOOKS daily.
foh , Il. h. I RsNCti.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06

pEnSoSAI.--Th fredericksburg News says.
Mr.. D. f. Brashear formerly of Frcdericks-
burg, aud recently Of New York, we see has
purchased the Dry Goods Stock of Mr.. Hay
llo,mcs AMI established himself resident
merchant of Alexandria. His business reputa
ton aud abilities insure success, which his old
friends of the Burg Cordially wish him. Mr..
ll'm"s continues with the establishment, and
Increased energy and activity will cnaracIerz:
thc new arrangement.
1t is understood that Mr.. Crittcndcn Warren,
son.iu.law of Mr. j. + Baugh, of Lynchburx,
the purchaser of the residence of Mr.. ii. W.
lanicprift GU Washington street, will reside
IN this city.
+. L. Smith. CO., who has been suffering
tom severe lndispos,tion for some time past,
i IMPROVING, aud will, it is thought, soon be
out again.
>lr. n ?. Trist, postmaster OF this city, lin
ser, at the poiut OF death, and no hopes OF his
recovery are entertained by his friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-06

FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. A regular
mcelng of the Friendship Fire Company was
held last uight, Dr. j. B. johnson presiding,
and William barley Secretary
\ communications received from the Fire
msn Convention, inviting this company to
lnn in the paraar on the 23ra inst. was accept
ed aud referred to the Committee on Parade
with power to act
Several names were added to the roll oil
members
The following preamble and resolution was
offered and adopted
Whereas, \ number of the members of this
Company fail to attend meetings OF the Com
rAny, AID ouly hold their membership from
the lac, that they are exempt from jury duty.
therefore, be it resolved, That meeting o.!
the Company be called on the 23rd inst. at | |
0 clock a. H., and that the uames Of those fail
INK 10 atteud the same shall be stricken from
the roll.