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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-26
The SpARrAsBuRa AND AsHEv1nnE

HE SPARTAEBURG AND AsHRvILLE
RAInROAD-GRAND MASS MEETING AT
UNION, 3. O.-Advices from Union
chow that that County is all ablaze
over the mass meeting to be held at
the court honse On December l2. pToz
Maj. James B. Steedman. one OF the
staunchest citizens OF Union. writes to
Mr.. A. @. Kaufman, Of Charleston,
under date OF 20th inst, as follows:
SAT meeting OF the friends of our
road the day after you left we agreed
to bring our people to vote imme-
diately after our mass meeting, If
possible, and We are now prepared to
advertise just as soon as our County
Commissioners are installed. Or course
nothing cat 5s doae until theu. bnt
we will endeavor to have very little de-
iay in the matter. We are now vigor-
ously at work getting ready for our
nesting on Decemher II. and will
spare no pains or exertion to get up
an enthusiasm. We are sending press
ing invitations to Gov. Vance to come
over and help us. His name and Col.
Memminger's will attract our citizens
from every corner Of the County.
Bring Hon. George I. Cunningham,
Mayor OF your city, Mr.. George w.
Williams and Maj. Theo. G. Barker
with you. We wish to see those gen.
tlemen here on that important occa-
sion. We are glad you extended an
invitation to our Charleston friends to
try our hospitality. A committee is
preparing accommodation for all who
will come, and there will be warm
greeting extended by ALL"
Uoion County will vote $3.50. 600 in
aid Of this road. She has no County
bonds besides aud the County liz prog
perous. The bonds will, therefore,
cell at very high price. Leading
men from both political parties advo-
cate this subscription. Among others
may be- named Hon. r. B Jeter. Con.
w. H. Wallace, Col. b. n. R,ce, JAS
B. Steedmen. Oapt. Wm. Munro, Dr.
B F. Rawls, Mr.. June Mobley and
Hon. Simeon Farrow.
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GOVERNOR MOSES

W GAA4SVlb l2V0GIO
In changing the Commissioners OF EIeo-
ton, deserves the united thanks OF every
lover Of peace. THE PROPRIETOR OF
THE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAR STORE, ia
introducing the FIVE CENT MANILA.
deserves the commendation Of every lo7sr
OF tho weed, as
ON THE
Day OF election, the people dock to The
polls. each to deposit their b .llot tor their
favorite candidate, 80 do the many consu :
N err flock to this popular reAor, to obtain
this FAFORiTE SEGAR. Let it b. upder-
stood that We are not on the
WAR PATH
Against other dealers, we merely olaim
that the segar offered by others is far IN
FEkIOR to that sold by the
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE,
NOV 1864 Assembly Street
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CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS !!

THE friends, patrons and public At large
Il are respectfully notified that in conse-
quence of the large demand for my fAvorite
brands of Ciga,s. have been compelled to
open another branch
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WHIPS,
&c, &C..
nf nay o'cn az we'll as OF Northern manu-
facture. and Of Handsome style and finish.
ALSO,
A fuW stock OF the ei.LrGtei MILLBCRN
WAGONS. which have given such universal
satisfaction. my prices havo been greatly
retuced, and all vehicles eoid are'7rarra ,iea
tor t,retce n.ont.s, and any defect in work.
manship or material will be made good to
the purchaser on sending tie oehicie TO my
Currid9e Hnnufuctory.
Nov 10 JOHN AGNEW
Final Discharge.
NOTICE il hereby given that JOHN
~ AGNEW, Executor Of the estate of
Michael Brennan, deceased, has applied to
Sanders ID. Swygert, Esquire, Judge nf
Probate in and for the County Of kiciland,
for a final discharge as Executor atoresa aid.
1t IL ordered, that the 2lst day OF Decem-
Der A. d. 1874. be fixed for hearing or pc
tition and final settlement OF said cst ate.
SASDERS ID. SWYGERT,
Judge of Probate, Richlaud County
Nov 70 ii3
40
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-26

New BOOKS. at Bryan's Bookstore.
Woa.IK!1sNG to Win. a story :or girls,
Mistress of the Man-e by Dr. Holland,
author OF Atthnr bonn,cAst!e. 81 so
History of Germany. trom the Eariies.
Times. by Charlton Lewis. 81 90
Manual Of tholngy. Greek, Rorsu.
Nor.e, Hindoo. kgyptian and Olo GERMAN.
by Murray, 81 IS.
Prairie and Forest. the Game OF North
! America, with adventures in their pursuit,
by Gillmsre. 81 So
Health snd Education, by King slry, 81. rs.
Hogaiths complete works, in three vo-
| ium.s. The Wild North Land, by Major
| Butler, with plates. 50 so. History Of Clubs
and Club Life. London. Book OF Wonder.
tnl Characters. with portraits The Slang
Dictionary. historical and anecdotai.
hoHts and HaNnts Of the Britsh Poet.
London. and other new btnla NovI
Coal! Coal. Coal!
THE undersigned beg lexve 20 =. ..e ths,
L they have consl autiy on hsnd al
kinds of COAL. and vii: !urbi.G. usumers
may on tnti'y, delivered, vt iu,;cst cash
prices BOWEN < IAFAE aren't.
Hep' 3mo
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In the Columbia Hotel Rotuncs

My Retail and Wholesale Departments
are kent IN full force, to meet tho demand
All friends from the country are invited to
inspect our Factory, at No. los Main street i,
three doors below the Wheeler House, sign
OF Indian Chief.
Nov 10 M SUIZBACRRR
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FINES SALOON.

No. Al Richardson Street, Jet,ceen Lddy
and Gerpuis Streets.
AY!NG repleniehed my entire stock OF
IL Liquors. Cigars, DC having also
gwen proper attention 10 my Restaurant
l am now prepared to furnish my II lends
and :he public generally with the 'best tho
markets afford.
Oct II VIM NJ. FINE Aoant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
EssGh.Ss. ESsSftR "A k-S.

Persons coming from Washington to thl
city on the last train should avoid the fISk
being carried on through by remaining awake
One gentemaa who thought he could ia e
little nap Oh his way down as; night was ti!rel
miles below the city when he awoke, and hat
to walk back that distance.
Mr.. George Bossart has lift at this othct
SAMPLES of the grapes and balsauJs- just gath
cred in his garden winch are tlnal TO any
ever seen 10 this puighborhood. The grape
are from Sins cut Oh the banks Of the KLINE
and Of The basams, one grew III aud complete
ly fills a large glass bottle
The loss sustained hy Mr. John An by tho
destruction OF his house BY tire, day b1lofe yes
terlsy was about hilccu hundred dollars, up'i
which there was 10 insurance.. Nr. Aa:' wa
on his way homc hom tnI> city when MS louse
was burned.
A pair of cclorcd women occasioncd consid
cradle amusement in the drug sores DAY o.
TWO since. They called at ali Of them III tbs
city, and while one entered and asked for pot
sou, The other remaiu4d al the door aud snooH
her head aud hands at the clerk
Judge Sinclair, who has just raturnrd froui
canyasslng tou: iD the st Congressional dis
trict, was 10 this city 10 day, and reports that
present appearances lndi"~tc the clccilor ol
Mai Doug las by large majority.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Public " oTks'
held last night, il was agreed 10 let me con
tractors for improving north Columbus stree!
use 4Xl6 curb Stones al % c.DtS loot, iIi,tcaI
vi the sort originally contracted i1r,
Tie registrar, for Falls Church township,
Fairfax equity, will be AZ Cats Hotel, Vest
Fad, on Saturday the 24rh lost Tor Tie purpose
otregisteing, all qua. fled vJtcrs. not previous
y registered a. that place.
Mr.. Johu Launou, Of iii, city, was appoint
ed member OF The GouImtfca ~ Crtd"niial :
Of the Irish Catholic U'oo, which met III Bal
tlmore yesterday.
\ grasshopper as large as a nan finger was
picked M this muruing on the upper deck II
the Washington ferry boat ti'y OF Alexandria
dropped irom i passing swarm.
The revival services at the VI. +. Church
we're well attended last night. 5uch interest
was manifested, ana three pcn'cniS were at
the altar.
4 Teachers Institute va, held al NanasSaS
to-day, at which addresses were delivered ny
DR.. Rufflcr and Others. \ large humber ol
teachers aad others We're present.
A tournament Will b. held at the National
Park on the opposite side OF the river, 10
morrow, Fnnr pciZ : are to be awarded the
successful knights.
Seven car loads Of iron for III: extension Of
the ". 4 q. Il K. sent UP that road thus
morDiug. aud will bc Iald at oace.
Mrs Bradcu Iummcr> AMI i,er i:ia;t died
suddenly at he house 81 her hu-banI, al t'u:i.
ford station, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
g,,e t:r;,uf Locomotive Works.

NFW YORK, Uct - The Grant L0COmO-
tive Works Vi Paterson, n j., are understood
to be in some trouble. The contract Tor fifty
locomotives for the Russion Government had
conr!iinas attached to the time of delivery
which the Grant Company found 1t Impossible
to imply with, aud wol thereon has, IN the
neaplltrc. been suspended The company, it
is stated, show a very large surplus oyer their
liabilities, (Which are something over quarter
Of ullliion, tut in u very unavailable shape,
and the future Of its aft airs is dependent alto
gethtr upon The disposition of the Russian
ticvcrumvnl IA BIZ lculent as to the lntcrpreta-
ton Of thc contract.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
TELEARAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
The Burglary Conspiracy Case.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 22.-The trial OF
three of the alleged conspirators, Harrington
Ncttlcship and Williams, was continued to-day
in the Criminal Court, most Of the time beng
occupied in obtaining jury.
Among the panel summoned yesterday was
Hcnry Cock, sou OF cx Gov. Henry ID. Cook,
10 whom. the prosecution objected.
Mr. II ldc, in stating his objections, SAID
that The intimate connection existing between
the father OF The ,juror and the transactions un-
der investigation made it Incumbent upon the
Government 10 object. Common deccncy would
suggest to the young gentleman the proprl'iy
of rcou sting the Court to be excused from
serving % The jury.
Nr. Davilge very sharply criticised the
statements Of MrRiddc, and protested against
the philippe tina! had been INDUCED 10 by
crursel, deuouucing ii as an outrage, and 90 the
part Of The defence requested that young COOK
should be excused.
AZ clock the jury were sworn and the
witnesses excluded from the court room.
Mr.. Riddle then began the opening state
mrui for tho prosecution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

NEW York, Oc;. 22.-A dispatch from
Bismarck, D:katah, Dist, says: "a gentleman
irom Grand River Agency, abou eighty miles
down the river, reports much excitement
among the Iudians at Standing Rock Agency,
cwing to news of Black Hills expeditions They
lave ,urncd that 300 whites were seen on
White river, bctvcca Missouri river aud the
Hill, on til il way % the gold region. The
lniiuus at once convened Il council to dis
GUS the matter ard consider what would seem
tho best course TO pursue. Several OF the Chiefs
and hcaLmcn delivered sp :cches, the burden
Of which consisted Of accusations against the
military authorities Of this district, who, they
claim. miaht have checked the expedition bad
they taken proper measures They we're not
chary OF charging the military with bad faith
ia the matter, as they appeared to hold them
responsible Tor the uuImpeded departure of
the party. The council demands also that the
agct, should Obtain tor the deiegatlan repre-
sening treaty tribes, conference With the
Great Father at " ashiugton, Ill relation to tax
Ing steps toward the sale Of their lauu to the
government
Several Sioux who were visiting Fort Ber-
thnid at the lime Of the recent fire have been
accu.,G ui Uciug the lncenuarIes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
The { oolbcrS.

NEW YORK Oct. 22.-lhe principal boss
conrsrs Of This city have informed their
employees that any Of them who do not re-
nouncc the Cooper's Union after Saturday
nig!.t viii be discharged. The coopers express
the DETERMINATION to resist. and a bitter and
prolonged iuh, between the bosses and cm-
rloyees is expected 1t is thought the effect
Of the bosses orders will be TO lock out all
members ut Cooper Society some 1000 mcu,
whose wee ky salaries amount in the aggregate
u LOO nW unlIar,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
a'oreigI. News.

PARIS, Oct. -. -Ex-Prestcut Theirs has
written a letter Indignantly denying that he
ever represented that the French government
was actuated ty sentiments hostile TO LAZY,
He uainrainS that on the contrary he has COD
SANITY affirmed tnat the country, government
and assembly dlsapprovc any movement against
Italy.
BERLIN, Oct - 1t Is said that Count Ar
MIN BJclzcrDurg, Governor oil Aleace and Lor-
raine h resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
TOuroflIIspectiOn.

PoTrSvlLLE, Pa, Oct. ~. "A number OF
geutI.ucn arrived here last ulght Oh an cxcur-
siou representing some of the principal manu-.
features of New York and Eastern States and
are guests ofthc Phi!adelph la and Reading Coal
and Iron Company. Early this morning they
started with special train Tor Il tour over Cor
don plains AID al inspection OF the coal mines
i'm thai vicinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
EW AND CHOICE Books

NEW AND CHOICE BOO X )
FKENCHS, Nc. % King street :, ,;...
A History Of Germany from the Earliest
T;,aes, founded on DR.. David Muer's History
Of III. German People, by CnTlcton l. Lewis.
vol, crown. $3.50
Volume 10 OF Bancroft's I istory Of the Unit d
Campaigning on the Oxus and the Fail OF
Khiya, BY J. x. McGahan, correspondent OF tac
New York Herald; splendidiy illustratcd;
The old Regime in Canada by Francis Park
nun; vol. $40. 81 30. ,,
GnntisneIs a novel: by Mrs. Randolph.
Sl.25. ,:,
Prosper Me:imec's Letters to an lnc"gnlta'
sand edited by Richard Henry St?ddnrd - ~
West Lawn end the Rector OF ST. Mark :, by
Airs. Mary j. Holmes. Sl.5O.
John Thompson and Other Stories, By the au
thor of ''Dorothy Fox" Sl.3:
Risen from the hanks, or Hsrry Walton
Sports man's Club Among the Trappers, BY
Harry Castlenan. Sl.25.
Chsste rs leg and Pure as Snow, By Mrs.
e.. DcSpard. 81. :,
Bound By his Vows, or at the Altar, from the
German OF f. Werner. Sl.23:
The Livclies and Other Stories by SArai
Winter kcl og. 40c.
4 Modern Gresslda, by Francis Asherton; and
On the Church Steps, by Sarah {. Hailowei'.
10 cents.
Lorna Docne q Romance of Exmoor, by K.
D. Backmore T3c.
squire Arden, by Mrs. Oliphsnt: 13c.
NasLs Illustrated Almanac for 1910. -o".
Josh Billings Farmers Aliln!na& Tor 1870
- cents.
Hngcrstown Almanscs for 1873 by the dozen
or gross.
Froules History of Ireland complete in j
volumes, nj $50 per volume
Constantly receiving new BOOKS -has""'neS'
ana Reviews. American and Foreign.
or, y GEO +. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
The Turf

BALTIMORE, Oct 22.-Io day is the third
day OF the auLua fal! meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club. The weather is favorable, and
the track all that could be desired The first
race was for purse of $500 tor two.year Odds
la the pools Aristides WAS the tavorlte, With
AuuicIIu srcoud choice -Four horses started.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

THE WEATHER The weather is deligh fnl
that of real Iudian summer. Many Of the
trees and flowers, Notwithstanding the late cold
snap, are 10 full bloom again, aud Mr. George
Bossart has in his yard a tree with u sec0nd
crop of pears--thc fruit almost ripe enough to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

Cough, Hoarsencss Asthma, or any lfrlta-
ton of the Throat or Bronchial Tubes, will be
relieved by taking DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t
has cured thousands Recommend 1t to your
friend aud ueighbor. Your druggist keeps 1t.
Price, % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Oct %, | | a. ID.
For the Middle States, stationary tcmpera-
ture aud pressure, northwest to mort winds.
Gear or kazy and partly cloudy weather aud
dense tDgs uu the coast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

LIFE Policies. The ST. Louis Life lusur-
ancc Company has paid out during the last
uinc mouths on death claims, S633,676, among
which was that of &. 1. Webster OF this city
So 900 Major Johnston is the agent OF the
company In this city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

MURDER CASE. -Iu the case Of Louisa Ire
maine alias Net,ie Green, convicted of murder
in the second degree at this term OF the Corpo-
ration Court, the motion for a new trial was
overru!ed by the court, this morniug, and the
prisoner was sentenced by Judge Lowe to be
couhned 10 the penltent!ary tor pcroa OF
seven years, the time fixed by the jury in their
verdict Her counsel asked that execution OF
the sentence be stayed for the usua time IN
order to app,, 10: al appeal. i..e Judge re-
marked to courSHl that he would certify the
evidence aud 40, Tue facts proved IN the bill OF
exceptions, as he w,u|d It take the reSpon-
slblIi,y of reconciling the conflict in the testl,
mopy, but would leave that IL! tnc higher
count to do. The prisoner when asked by the
clerk if she had anything 10 say why sentence
should not be pronounced upon her 10 accord
ance with the verdict of the jury, stood up,
but remained silent. aud heard 1t with compo-
sure. She was then rcmauded to Jail to await
the result of the application for an appeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

LoUpouN CIRCUIT Court. In the Circuit
Court of l.oudoun county yesterday, the trlaI
of John Golden for the murder of Joseph hle'
Farand was postponed to January next.
Dave Broken, coorcd, Tor suoolug George
Jack sou, also coIorcd Was seutcuced to i've
years 10 the peniteDtlary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

REMOVALS. The Adams Express office in
this city, is to be removed to the room IN the
Mansion House Building, now occupied by
Justice Freuch as his office, which will DC
handsomely fitted up Tor the purpose. Justice
French office will hereafter be IL the hail OF the
Sun Ere Company. 10 The southern end of ne
Fairfax street wing Of the market house build
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

REGIsTR The registration books
were opened at the usual places 10 the several
wards Of the city to-day for the purpose OF al
Lowing all vino had failed to be registered 5c
fore, or who have changed their Residence s':,ce
the last election, TO have their names enrolled
so that they may be enabled 10 vote at the nexi
election. The books will remain open to-mor-
row aud next day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
<,KA p = l. j g d 4 Il

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NV customers and the public generally are
respectfully informed that have just received
my usual fall supply OF that superb DSh, th>
p9re juice Of the Virginia CRAB anple This Cl~
der is most delicious ANA healthy drink, and to
the dyspeptic its medicinal qualities are such
that grea. relief is experienced By lis use and
oftentines cures are effected, rs any physlclan
will tell you. Try it.
JOSEPH HOPKINS, Grocer
,o nnrth Eairt.Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

New ROAD. = As the last Board Of Commis-
m;ssouers appointed for the purpose, could
not agree upon damages for new road 10 con
meet the L4esburg turnpike, near The IheoIn1i-
ca! Seminary, with the county road. near Nr.
Anthony Fraz RS IA ucw board OF Ave, ordered
by the court, was summoned this mornlnS by
Sheriff Roach and will inspect the proposed
route tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

FIRE-The alarm OF fire about eleven 0 clock
this morning. was caused by the burning OF a
portion of the roof Of small framed house on
the west side of Fayette street, between Came
ron and Queen. The fire department was
speedily GU the spot, but the flames were cx-
tiinguished without its assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

DEATH OF DR. McREA. O3c Of the ol!cs.
and most esteemed clizeus Of Prince William
county. DIR. Jas. w. McRea, died at his resi-
deucc, gear Gainesville on Sunday Dight last,
and was buried yesterday at Haymarkat. h."
had been confined to his bed for some time
prior to his dcceaSe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

Police REPORT. The only case reported at
police headquarters this morning was that OF a
coIored man, named VIM. Dudley who, for
dsorderly conduct was fined and discharged
by Alderman Jauncy, who in the temporary
absence of the Mayor, presided at the Mayors
Nnnrt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

CORPORATION COURT udye f. W. LORE
pnstling -CoNTINUATIoN OF YESTERDAY 5
PRocEE oISGs The last will and testament OF
R.hecca j. johnson was admitted TO probate.
Wesley Averyvs. w. II. Smith in debt; de-
fondant filed special plea rcpllcstion and issue,
and case continued generally.
WCt's admir-. IS. Holiness detinue; continued
for defendant
Jett vs.. a. i w. K. r. case dismissed.
Wilmer s. Slaymal.cr VS.. Claughton; cssc
continued or defendant.
TO-DAY.-James M. Steuart, Sergesnt of AL
"xandria, IS sp pointed committee Of James h.
Biggs, lunatic.
B own, surv'g., VS.. Pierce; suggestion vs..
Hartley's az m r; CO lSinued generally.
Alexander Hunter johnson qualified as exec
utor o. kebecca j johnson, decd.
Com. vs. louisa Tremaine, alias Ne'tie
Green: motion for a new trial overruled; SEN
fenced to years in the penitentiary aud execu-
ton of sentence stayed till 20 days after the com
mencemen. Of tt Q net tsrm OF the Court OF APP.
peals to give time for appeal.
Wharton VS.. A. u w. e. K. Co.; replication
filed to two special pleas.
McVegh vs.. Windsors plea not guilty within
five year,; replication ana issue.
Lawson vs.. Lawson's admir-. chancery; de
cree overriding motion to DISMISS and ordering
the commissioner to audit and settle the account
OF Lawsons admir-.
Hooe's exr. ct al. vs. Hooff ct al; chancery
decree confirming report of commissioner OF
snle and authorizing him TO offer ut private sale
the real estate IN the bill and proceedings men
toned.
Smcot s. Uhler vs.. Hunter, and G. G. Brad
lev vs. same; deot jury sworn and case IN pro
greSs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22
CONCERT. The Harmonic Concert tonight

COMMITTEE ON STREETS The Committee
on Streets of the City Council met last olght
and opened The bids for paving toe sidewalk
in front of the jail Six bids were ofered ,as i,l-
lows: Richard JavnS, 81 per yard; Jno. l.
Hays, IS; Sleuar, l. uydes, 10; Wan Bnc-
CESS, 65; Richards L. Philips, Us; } as. T.
Philips, 63 The cuumittec determined TO
let the lowest bidders settle the question as to
which of them shout have the work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-22

DLACk VELVETEEN.
ID A tine article just .ceivei By
w n BERkLEY,
oct ~ "a hi. 6 street