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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

A COOP YIELD OF CoRN-A farmer of Eir-
glnia gives to the Agricultural Department 40
interesting account of the method he pursued to
secure good crop of corn in Smyth county. He
began on very poor farm 10 1859, of which he
devoted l6t acres to corn. The yield was
small. lu 1866 he again planted in corn, with
much better results. The tract was then turn
ed over TO grass, and moved and pastured up
to the winters of lS7l-'72. At this time ma.
nure from the barn was spread on the thiuest
parts, and during the winter the field was
plowed to the depth Of 10 to II inches, after
which Stacked lime, TO the amount of 50 bush
els per acre, was applied, aud the land harrow
ed FIVE times, thoroughly mixing lime and soil.
About May the corn was planted 10 rows, ,!
feet apart. When it came up about one bush
ell of plaster per acre was spread, aud the spaces
between the rows were thoroughly p!owed to
the depth Of II to Is inches. 1t was now
thiuned, leaving two stalks TO hili repanting
was done, and cutting trash from the hills
with the hoe; no other work with this imple-
ment was done. FROM the Goth to 9th of
June plowed with broad shovel plows, aid al.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
Jaws OF T,.EI b.r
g 70 shyu n. recy rgs ""d b"''y9 re T"'ss

F" 10 shou tie Gerry rge nad b""y .! re I'H'sS
The case of Dr. Uhing, l. ui5c Germs and
Cnar,es E.uck, f,r conspiracy TO dctraud the
Merchants iif In~u!ancc Conpany Of So
m0 was c,,ut.puad in New York yesterday.
Atier the prosecution had put in all their evl-
,irnce. in which no NV developments were
u,ad., the couu.el Tor the defence: luoved the
Discharge OF the prisoners on the ground that
their contest us are not voluntary, but CO.
creed. and that staten ut, luade ty Que con-
Sp;rator could no BE- Used .s evidence against
auo;hr The court reserved Us decision, pend
ing which Firck, the undertaken, was Admitted
to Iaii in 1000.
A letter from the Supervisor OF \ nth Caro-
lima to the Commissioner Ut lutcfual Revenue
yes az, account ui what he states are attempts
10 Institute a rui. OF terror III portion OF the
State. \ wirnts, Tor th" Government III some
revenue cases was bcsIeged In his house by
party Of disguised men, who broke IN, snnt al
Hi:n, aud finally drove him ard his wife our OF
the house, and tore it dowu. Other witness
cs for the Government are Threatened with
death.
The Testimony in he case of Judga Busted
is closed, aud the subcommittee of the House
judiciary Committee virtually acqult him. =
They exuneratc him of any uural d@ltLqu' ncy,
aud state tliat the only questions requiring con-
| sldcrati0n are whether he resided III the State
Of Alabama so a. To satisfy tie requirements
| of the law, and whether lie had tho ilSht ~
remit a ccr!au hnc.
Emil Saucr, pre.iicn, Of the German Bank
in New York, vas removed yestc! day by u
unanimous vote OF the directors. The charge
against him is irregularities III The hauk, aud
CONSIST, according to Mr. Sauci 5 own admls'
sion, OF his having loaned to himself 500, 900
Of the money of the balk. the collateral gwen
by him being property III Brooklyn
The visit Of the New y ork delegation does
not seem to have produced any impression upon
the President llrr.ou aud Logan were present
during The visit, aai had Il conference with the
President after the delegation left. There is ~"
certainty about the matter, but the pr"bAbll
ties are that the Currency b.lI will be signed
Mr. Foster, of Ohio, has bccu selected to
prepare the report Of the Ways and Means
Committee on the Sauborn contracts. 1t i, the
opinion that The report, which will probably be
submitted the early part OF ncxt week, WI! ne
cesstate the retirement of Richardson and
Sawyer.
The House Cummiitcc on The Judiciary have
agreed to exclude the claims OF lE>l!rauce CON,
panles under the Geneva Award, except When
they can show that their lu>>cS exceeded tier
gains from Increased premiums.
Bald Muuntain is iucpre>S!blc, aud begins to
grumbie again. This tlme the lumbllngS are
very heavy, and the trcmbnss have bccu felt
more than hundred miles distant.
The temperance crusade has not attacked
Cincinnati with any success Us the newly elect
Ell City Council has repealed bch the Sunday
aud Temperance, ordinances ~ i large maj 'rlty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
Kr. III. e.. NutoS.

To the editor Of the 4ltccuudriu Gnzette.:
| read IN the Gazette Of the 18th lust. that
Ii. Z. Yates had been recognized by Commits.
sluncr " httesey to appear be,ur the Judg.. of
the u. 5. District Court, to arswcr al. Iuior,na-
tion charging him with dealing in ilcl;Iy dis
tiled liquor, aud thereby violating The iuiel-
nal revenue laws Of the United States
To prevent that paragraph conveying an i'm,
preston abroad Injurious to Mr. Yates, permit
NE to state that he IS guiltle>s III even 40 in-
tentlon 10 violate the rcycuue laws, and that
;lls fact will be fully developed GA the trial OF
the cause, and his claim to an honorable ac-
quttal clearly established
Mr.. Yates has been engaged 10 legitimate
busincss in the town Of Walrcutou fr nlui-
Der of years, aud enjoys the confidence and es,
teenI ui the moral worth Ut this community.
Yours truly, &.
Fauqui"r county, April 18th, lS74
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

K Bowers, to Georges Creek Coal Co; Four
Sisters 80 |, Vi Holland, j >nivciy, YIN
Mcrtins, j B Stubblcfcd, p \ German an"! }
Scrivner, to New Central Coal %oi Mllnic u
Cora to i Francis B Bszeli, } b Bryd erI"k
and Samuel Swat, t. Hampshirc and Bnltim re
Coal Co.. Richard Bender, NJ kcrs.y. WI
Thos Hassctt and ilaltie, to w y Smuot
DEPARTURES Boats + K Bowers Ben Biss"ll
NJ Sinclair, Four Sisters w Mertin=, L NJ Ho!-
land, 4 Bender. S,uJbleGeld, y Gorm"n,
J Frederick, NJ kers"y. Williamson, Sam
Swain, w Uerncr and J l. Morrison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

10 the Court of Appeals to-day, in the case
of Boynton vs.. McNeal ct ais. an appeal was
awarded trom a decree Of the Corporation
Court of Alexandria.
The notorious Albert Fortune, who was SEM!
to the penitentiary from Spotsylvauia county
for eighteen years, III company with another
prisoner, made their escape al All carly hour
this morning, during the prevalence Of the
storm, by cutting through their cell.
Vim. Shakespeare Caldwell, esq, who re-
Gently announced his intention to b,qucath q
large sum for the founding in Richmond of d
Catholic Old Woman's Home, Was last night
seized with para y>lS.
Andrew Harris, the colorcd mail carrier, con-
victtd of robbns the mali, has lett Tor Albany
to serve out d Scntcuce Of Tour years.
Thomas Collier aud Levi, Davis we're ar
rested las! night on the charge of havi3g ut
tempted to murder policeman }. \ Hob>on
some weeks ago. Davis cou'cSScs his guilt.
Valentine the sculptor, IT the request Of
prominent Nlasou>, proposes to make bust OF
Washington in the rcgnlia of ii member Of that
ancient aud distinguished order
Mr.. Edward Nayo and Miss Bette Brapde,
were MARI d a>, night Il, the l>t Presbyterian
Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

ELEVEN MONTHS DUMB Eleven months ago
Mr.. j III McCIung. Of this county was sud-
denly: and without any exp'ic.ble cause, to-
tally deprived oi the power of speech, and,
since that time has been obliged to use slate
10 conveying his thoughts. Ga Sunday before
last he came into the sitting room and said
good morning, at the same time nearly
taiutins. He has coIversed as we'll as ever
since that. just as he spoke Sunday, h. cx-
perenced a convu!>lve movement of the mus
Giles OF the throat and ii sense Of conclusion 10
the head. - Stanton Imdtcutor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

In Washing ton, d. G.. Of pulmonary con-
sumption, Oh Friday afternoon, Aprl 18th,
MARY ELLEN wife of Thomss b. Hodgkln,
and daughter o. the lujc Geo: ren1. Hug ley,
in her Both gear @.s,-Thc friends and acqus.t-
anccs OF thu family are invited TO attend the Iu-
neral, Oh Sunday tomorrowJ afternoon, At two
O clock, from Mckcndrec Chapel Massachu-
sets avenue near 9th street. She died calmly
and resignedIy, giving up freely hu 'band, chi d.
rem and friends Her last words were, Il oc-
heve AIN dying, but am ready"
On the l4lh OF April, lo74, ut Fairfax Court
House Mrs * Id WELL, relict OF Henson KID
we'll, deceased ut an advanced age--about ~
years.
On April 18th, 1874, at his residence near
Heradun, Fairfax CO., WILLIAM EUBEI, ut
an advanced -gc-abou. 50 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
COMM iLiSC'1-AL.

ALExAsbRIA MARKET, April Is -Reccipts
Of Grain to-day were light Wheat is active
and choice lots are a2c better otf.riT s. Of 800
bushels, with sales at 140 and l65 for inferior to
good ITO, l73 ard lis for prime, and III, Us
and $50 for choice. Corn is quiet and steady ;
offerings OF go bushels, with sa:s If mixed st
rs. Nothing doing in Rye or Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

The Culpeper Times says I'VE learn that
iron ore of "A very superior quality has been
found within three miles of this place, on the
farm OF Maj. Ed. B. Hill, known as the Petty
Farm The ore has been smcted aud tested by
an expert, and yields &c per cent. Of pure iron,
and is very abundant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

The latest returns from the town elections
Indicate Democratic gains througho New Jer-
sey. The close counties of Norris and Uuon,
the city of Rlhway aud the towns Of Bellevllle,
Newton and Holland all elect Democratic off,
Freeholders is composed of twcnty-Slx DINO
Gratis. two Liberals and no Republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
EEsDNF EsECsg.7Asi<
LEGlSLAT

RICHMOND, April l7.--lu the Scua'e, to-day,
much of the interest 90 tic public debt as can
be doue, was passed, as WAS also bill giving
the consent of this State 10 tie United States
10 purchase certain tracts Of laid 10 be used
for military cemeteries.
\ number Of bills we're reported from COM
mittecs, among them for the relief Of the late
township collectors; aud to provide for the
safety of State bonds held by he Board Of
Education for tic benefit Of certain colleges.
Adverse reports were made upon the prupO-
sitluns heretofore introduced and retcrrr d is 10
applying the principles embraced il The char
ter Of the Masonic Relief Association to the
purpose Of paying the public deb (thc lottery
schcne;) providing ;hai COUPONS receivable III
payucut OF taxes shall ooy bc received at their
malket value at tha tim" u payment; ADD AS
to the responsibility OF the Uultod States iur
the debt OF Virginia
\ bill was introduced to Incorporate the
Capitol Building anu State Interest Concert
Company, the obj CT Of which is to give musi.
cal concerts, and after paying the expenses in
cured thereby, 10 turn over on" half Of the net
profits to the treasurer Of the State, to be ty
him held TO tud a new State Capitol and to
pay Interest on the public debt Of the State.
The capital stock to be not less than 5000,
which may be Increased indefinitely, to he dl.
vi!ed into shares OF 500 each. The principal
Office to be located at Richmond After Il new
State house of granite shall have been built,
not 10 exceed in cost s. 300, 900, the powers Of
the company are 10 cease.
a bill TO provide for the prevention If drunk
enness was Introduced.
The Tax bill was further considered.
NINE Senator's were granted leaves of at
scnce although but six working days Of the
extended session remain.
In the House Of Delegates substitute was
reported for the Senate Till securing to married
women all properly acquired by them before or
after marriage.
message from the Governor, vctoing bill
to allow the voters of the town Of Suffolk to
elect supervisor Was received.
The bill for the lease OF the pcnItentiary was
further discussed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, April lS-.The
receipts Of Fish nj the Fishwnurf since yesterday
those Of the preceding day. They were lO,00Q
shnd which sold a from Is 80 to Sd - per
hundred ITO QUO Hcrrings which sold u. Gr, IN
81 TO S. per thousand, ana 500 punches Of
Rock ANA Perch, which sid ut from 20 to 3D. a
bunch,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

New SETTLERS -Messrs. Chaffin, Staples
4 Co.. of this city, have recently effected the
sale Of five or six farms to Northern men, some
of whom propose coming to Virginia to settle
immediately. The very long aud severe win
;crS IN the North have caused the people TO
turn their attention 10 more genial climate,
and a large iWmi grafton is expected during the
couiiug summer -Richmond State Juuruul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

. r. VI. L. Hunter, State Treasurer, on We'd
uesday, gave bond in the sum of 100000,
with Lewis L. Hlrvie, Of Amelia; Lewis D..
Crcn>haw, Of Richmond; Robert L. Montague,
OF MildcSex; q. w. Ward and John f. Wall,
Of Frederick; aud Robert W. Hunter. Of Win
chester. as surctleS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
NJ 4 fSfSII-,i),

On the 7th OF April, a! Belle Grove, the r. 81
dence Of the brides father, CaroIinus Turner,
esq, in King George county, Va, by Nv. I'd
ward Mcclure, of the Episcopal Church, Capt
F. G. s. HUNTER to Mis-: SUSAN ROSE
TURNER May theirs be life OF continual
sunshine AID unalloyed happiness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
Faului"r county, April 18th, 1874.
COMMUNICATED.

CAR COUPLINGS. Il earnestly hope the last
onr has been invented Of all the Inventions
connected with railroads, these couplings are
the greatest torment ard nuisance TO those who
have charge If tn. road Hardly day passes
that nrc is not Is ovcrca, better than all othcls,
III the opinion OF the di>covcrcr,; but generally
they arc vauecss. Oh, Stop!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

Joaquin Miller found Geneva full of his
couutrymeu, and asked to be taken TO some
place where there We're 20 Americans. The
boatman looked at him for moment, theu
hopecssly up aud down the lake and away
across toward Mount Blanc, and at last shook
s1ike him, aud he lifted his eyes toward heav-
en-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

INTEREST on THE PUBLIC DEBT. The bill
which has been under discussion in the Legis-
lature constituting the Governor, Second Audi
tor aud Treasurer board with powers to pay the
interest on the public debt. or so much OF it as
they shall deem the State able, has passed the
legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
FOREMAN
IT OMMUNlC.ATED.

When lid the 18th century expire y in The
Gazette Of yesterday says it closed with tie
year 1899 This is mistake, the hunired!h
year must expire before century is complete.
The 18th century ended with the year 1903.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

\ severe gale has swept over the English
Channel for the last three days Many vessels
have been wrecked and some lives lost. This
has been au unfortunate year for ocean stcam-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
IIST OF LETI ERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Posto!fce
April IS, 1873.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adj
ycrtiscd and give the date of the list.
II not called for within thirty days. they vii! be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

Norfolk exports more cotton than any other
city lu.thc Uulted States except New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

CONSoLIDATloN.-A consolidation OF the
Charlottesville National and Citizens Nntlouai
Banks of Charlottesville has been determined
upon by their respective Boards Of Directors,
with the approval ola majority OF the stock
holders, and if sanctioned by the Comptroller,
Of which there is no doubt, the new baLk will
be organized 10 a short time. We have not
learned whether it will operate under either Of
the old names or select another Ch"rfotte<rdtc
Chronicle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

JACK FROST. The weather during the past
week has been very cold; great damage has
doubtless been done to the budding fruit.
Peaches are said to entirely out OF the ques-
ton, and il is supposed that the apples are
seriously Injured FROM Norfolk, Petersburg,
Lynchburs, d inville, &c, we have accounts oil
the sauls disastrous Consequences vi the recent
lrosts. Charlottesville Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
LEG..L .7'HT5fES.

VlRGiNIA--In IA: C.rcu Cuur; .! trcd-
' erick county
Jam lh thai and others, co::ultS
AGAINST
John II. Crcb aC,m MS ratur Of W m
Wh.ey, iced Charlie W. doll :, IT, ,h,r.
ara hlz } n. W haley. the widow. l" :" J.
snd Lrllia Is haley and Wha-
ley, the children of said VIM. " IN
leg, dec 4 Defendants
B., decree rendered II: the VI ,r,h [. rm, 1871,
Of sal! Court, this cause was rccomrnittcd 10 he
Commissioner TO SLATE aEd report q pr per
scheme for the di trihutinn OF the sum of
S!E9 g. with inLer:-t from April 1t, ISL assets
Ill tee hands If sai administrator Tor dlLr bu-
ton.
Coz! miss loncrs Office,
Niachc:tcr, April t. 1874.
Notice is Lcrehy gwen tn n.ve APPOINTED
NO&DAI, the 18TH Of May, 1874, the day
up II whcn l Sh,,li proceed 10 execute said or
der vi reference in ny ite, ut Winchester.
L. y. LUCK. Comm'r in cay
Il i. Conrad j. Son, .. o. AZ l3-w4w
NOTICE.
TI :. 1NIERN AL REVENUE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

Henry Ward Bcccher is out in letter de-
nying that he ever began sermon BY saying
lit is id hot, nor with auy Variation OF the
phrase, nor 10 any manner remotely Ike 1t. lie
says that the story is made up out OF Whole
cloth SO far as he is concerned, aud that he su>-
pects that it was DR.. Chaplin said II, and recon-
lncpds that it be tried On him. - Washington
ELrnuicc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

ANOTHER HEN FREAK Since the Fanvac-
ter hen laid fifty TWO eggs IL thirteen days the
heus in every section OF the country have been
trying themselves, and have produc some
Queer ovculas specimens We have au egg
before us-one of three Of the same sort by the
same hcn-guord- shaped with a perfectly
formed bowl and stem. No sugar in this
gourd,' but genuine yolk aud white. When
brought to Us the she'll was soft and tran>par-
cnt-sincc then it has become hard. -Char.
Free Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

DIvIs1oN.-I middle Viruinia' is formed
of the country between Wcsr Virginia and the
Blue Ridge, what will be done about her snare
Of the public (?) debt? We suppose, charge
that REGION with Internal improvement appro-
DriatlonS, and settle accounts. (Scc PROPOSE
ton OF West Virginia. Then the State of Cul,
pepper, spoken of By the Lexington Gaz.tte :;
and then the State Of Chesapeake (.Accomac
aud Northampton, We be,pcak then the State
of Northern Neck, aud the two Peninsuas. Tor
which namcs eau be found aud then We II leave
Richmond with Hanover and Gar line to hold
the bag Thnt'lI settle the debt question:
LlmhuM Enterprise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

Some weeks since Mr.. A. Herr Smith, of
Pennsylvania, showed in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, during discussion on the mileage
question, that he received $3.50 for his trip to
add from bis home 10 Lancaster, Pa, when it
could be made for $I2 SO, and showed also by
official data that the actual expense of both
coming and returning of all the members and
delegates of this Congress was but SIG, 900, and
that saving of nearly 800, 900 could be made
by reducing mileage to actual travelling cx-
penseS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18

terward with the long cou,er-plow; thorough
ly erased all traces Of the shovel, except at the
hills Iu September, from 10th to 18th, cut
up and shocked; and in December cribbcd.
Yield from the l6i acres, 500 bushels, or an
average OF 80 lO-ll bushels per acre. Some
acres OF tie field yielded Us high as l25 bush
els. Coru planted, white gourd-seed; SOIL
clay loan, very we'll adapted to blue grass
when in an improved condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
Commissioner OF Intern,

VIRGINIA.: at Rules held Ill the CLERKS
' office Of the Circuit Cor; oi the city al
AlrX,ndrla, on tha h day "f ApI!, fS,i, the
Precedent. Dilcc.ors and Company "i the r'ar
nIcrs Bank OF Ni:ginia tsuiuE t"r :hc use Of
ls:,ar> Taylor Y NII.a!ns,) pain;.il-. aga.nst
Til" A!cxundrs Canal & ,mpany Phii Qu!4.
ley, Henry ii. Wells and William W. DUNCAN
ds!erd,!;s. Il. chan cry.
The object OF this suit Is Ia obtain Il degree f.:
the sale OF the r:ai estate u. the >tlI Alexandra
Canal Company, snd IN aIpc.tl i. ot The pro
cccds 10 the aylncnt al u I.dS;hent ~ lrEor 81
til. plaintiff against said ,onply 10: .Ar suIu pt
: $50 pri .cpa, and S!D.Ol est, wA!c: s..i
ju :gment is 10 b. ds .arseI b. tie pa mont II
So b.3 0S. with nt.res, thereon from November
1851, till paid
The dcren,:urts, Philip Quiglcy, Henry II.
Wells and William W. Dt gan, tot hay ng
entered their appearance and given security, nc
r1rIing To the net 81 Assembly and the rtIe- III
this Court and it appearing by affidavit lnat ticy
are not Residents of this state II Is ordered that
the said defendants appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary u protect their Interests III Til, suit
and that II copy ot this order be !or,hwilhn insert
ca in the Alexandria LmZc.tc, II newspaper pun
ll>hcd in the cit" u: Alexandria, "l.cc II week
for tour successive weeks, and posted at the ir"n
door OF the Court House Of tins city copy,
test: MDRlDN MAR T., CLERK.
r. L. Smith, q M ll-~lw
ATOTlCE-Al. person. having clam: against
N Rev JiMkS l.. kILhGURL, D. d., are
hereby o,.!icd 10 i.rcsc.. the same Tor payment
t. tho undersigned nj the Farmers AMI Me
chal.ic.' Saving. INK, so. lu2 Prince street,
AleAandri. Va. Oh or h.f'rr VI " 1T, ISL.
ap4-w4x JEFFERSUN TACnI.
\vOTiC E-CERTIFlCATE NJ ior ten
n shares OF The crpi.nl sock OF the FLASH
NAT!DHAL T.. y * Of AlcXnndr'a, W., hay
ing been lost Or rni>lail, notice Is hereby CIV"
me. r,lp In Ind
for Ii, r:i>.uc Of :. new Ger III ate.
M ll-wIw A>DkEA JAMESON.
NOTICE Is ihHEbi Giy hN Ih.t ~
~ plcntiDn ill bc lnalc IT. thu Corp"f 't."1
OF Alexandra for the rcncw,! al stock Standing
in the M cof Jane Y G. rb.a Tor - Gm,e'!
1872. This bond has been los: or destroyed.
up lG~w4w j ~ r. '. tokBlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-18
Con mis>loncrs Office,
NOTICE..
:. iNIERNA AL kE.NEN L T..
81 ECIAL lax Is,
May |, le14, IL Aprl. SO, iS1

The 4 W AT D,r.mh.r "a ls-D r.ut,irrs rv
cry n-r.vn engaged in ANY business ayocatiou
or emD]oyment which renders him liable 20 :.
SpFC1 Al TAX TO 7roc,,re amt niqrr rouspi,..
vovsID IN his establishment ar li,,c, Of business
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