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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. sept. 9. 1878.
The following were the sales at the Ex-
change salesroou to-day
BY y. T. Laurence \ Co.
ron, story brown s,gns house With lot on IN. south
BY steele Garter
taree story frnmc house with two lots the north
SIDE ri l52d st. running through Ia sd st. .2J feet
west OF the Grlnd Boalevapi, Is A1gJll each, 10 r.
Carinaa Combs plaintiff. for sll,,00. Also, twol,t
attoinng the above running through, 25xlg91l
each TO same purchaser for 1000
~ George n. Scott.
threosOry brick house with lot the south eide OF
25thst SIS feet west OF 7thava l5x9Sa to the SIX
penny savings Bank, plaintiff. for $500
IS lots the south cast corner q sdave and lo,thst
iSoxSoo 40, 10 the penny Bank plaintiff $4,000
BY A. H. Muller a SON building. with lot the east
ie OF Alien st. 1858 ieet north OF stanton st. adjourned 10
sent "a. Also the ~ Mldi
TIA adjourned Also the Two
hOsCs n lease ~ lots the south Avenue
Il and l2tl ST. adjourned 10 Oct. @.
by y J. BeecSer y the the south aide nf STU
ST. l3i d feet Yves; OF Willsave adjourned to sept 20
OFFICIAL TRANSF ERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEw-yDEK CITY.
Drcomest 100 n " OF Goerck st, 2jxiOo. and 90
George "a Meier 10 Heinrich hOmmel ,ein .S2JOOO
MORTON 81 s. 1873 n " az angle in sad street wien
Thomas Boese (re TO James dwell Ji0rcriosure) $4,000
Wict'- ST. " a rs q ; of Rivngtoust 25xIOo. h and
gorge A Meier to iirinrichH mnelbein $4,000
1ls.-Ft, 5, 36S Il Gf Amaze. l7Ni02Z. ana
lett 10000
George Il scott to Joan & Harrison -. $4,000
9-ds. 100 II Of 9th ave. jxl00S 92d st, 1sj
OF ave, siOxlOo.S: Hamilton Odell (rcf to
t,,sirSe sGuira ,forcclosurej I4sOo0
DSaSli McQEicn 70 bridget Mnrphy ,....,.,... 1850
l2+tl n 49j II 81 Sd ave, bX931l HaIicttT
wife OF James y Henderson, 10 George W Buseed lOOO
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nlarble ena Slate Mantels.

CASONI g. ISOLA, -
~ SEAN ,aARBI.E add GRANITE WORKS,
l46 10 1872 Wrs; 40th 81, near Broadway
Monuments, Mntss. AifsTT, Figure. 1hng M'snScounS
and manufacturers IL Itaiy vi
work OF description.
CTEWART's New Slate Mantels nlaid with
- tiles also Marine and Wool Nanris elegant designs
prices very low 22O and DO West 23d st. near lh ave
w D. g. A. 5. NICHOLS:-2?0 entirely new
w . DESIGNS Marble Slate and Wood MaTtels Aanufac
t,rers iron Crsnr Stale fxurrs Fence Crates Meaher
Vaues Wholesale and rela send iol Catalogue 80 Al u
son 81, opposite Worth-si.
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Gonntrn properln 60 Ect.

4 PAIR OF twin HOUSES, large lots, well
a located high ground, near crpos Se rent ~ PER
month good Address M IL Al FRIEND, IND
une ONCE.
ELEGANT OLD PLACE for RENT, in
b Cambridge. MassA large square mansion 40 n ln
excellent orcr. w3th modern m,rpvomtnts, nnely situated
near tie large lawn me trees and ample
grounds Address II. l.. APTIIORP 20 Water st. Boston
ITO LET or LEASE-A twO-stOry BUILD
Il ING by feet, with or without power Apply
sTAINAR & LAbF FEY. Aast Newark NJ j. OF %
FutOnat
THO LET-At Montclair, \. j., for balance
4 OF and v inter- nice HOUSE. furnished, near
vllare Schools reasonable. Address H. q BOX
80 MOntclair NJ j.
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ferturcs ano Mretinas.


COOPER UNION for the ADVANCEMENT
~ Of Sc IErSCE and ARr.--lhe FREE NIGHT CL lsStsS
science and the FREE DAY SCHOOLS 81 Deslgn
and Photography for young win COMMENCE on the
st OF October
Application should be made 10 and all information con
cerung thesa nee schools for the working classes can De ob
al MON Il ring the month of
September from a. M D. H.. and Tuesday, @ines
dav Thursday and Frd.y evenings. from 7l5 20 H. he
ginning Tuesday, sept ID. -
ABRAH :. HEWITT Secretary.
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fonses am farms Uante6.

ENTANTED-A HOUSE with a stable. be-
~ low 1CtA.st Address r. J. GARRISON 20 Grand ST.,
city.
ENANTED-Bv a small private family. a
w FUENIsHEb TuC- IN goo. .r'er and n raj
l.t n IL ECsOto $1,000. AZ, r;s, with pafici
lars. WILLIAM tribune Once.
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forses, Carriages. 6arnsss, &r.

forses, Carriages. Garnsss, &r.
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n C.ate Johnston Van Tassfnl
OFFICE 81 IIBFRfY->f,
(..yeLns Post Bl.diugl - ar-r
THE HORSE AND CAl.i.IAGE BRANCH OF OUR
i4oI-SE - 10 o. 70, and 2, THIIrEEN1H-SIr
uea4 University place.
precisely she same rfi't
aa bonm able principles character 81 ie
house tho respect amt ooDadehce oil
te business community well ~ the pnllle az large
REGULAR SALES EVERY q E-DAf AND rhiDAi
AT 40 OCLOCh.
Entries for sale may be made through The mall
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Gin propcrtn 80 Get.

no LFT-Second ana third floors OF 80. 20
spruce Iosi-1 ilcoi suitable Tor any ls-t
manufacturing business or ior offices Apply oi ms. no.
ITO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2OZjO,
in the building frinr Cit7 Han Park the roo well
adspt.a for arstcass billiard naLnz hig eeS ons
Hight easy Apply To J. n "NCkCfF g tnp II
ryO RENT, furnished, in 1sthst., near
4 Clarendon Hotel a 3-soTy HOt So ell furnished and
ia -len,d Order rr rae family only @ao re ~ story
brown Stone lIOI T. Icy!2 fOuaye i6tl So Winter
or YEA low ren ard house newly irescOed r. o. q T. >
BROWN, 80 Br1ad@ey.
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Gin Rsal estate for Sale.

TOUR NEW elegant HOUSES for SALE
pamphlet diagrams and full particulars
the OWNERS DOGGlN CRCssMAN Architects 63 East
Forty rstat
ADISON- AVE.--A four-stOry brown stone
~ cabinet finish HOUSE FOR SALE at sacrifice.
III LAND * WHITING, Beekmaus ST.
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Nurses.

NURSE and SEAMSTRESS. - An English
Protestant Young woman would Like the Of
morn snsn or grown children understands her dntes thor
oushy good zmstress and can fIInsh so' r.er
enoa. Apply II 0DkLLs AGENCY. lOs West stu -. cor
Of broadway,
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Drocklnn Real @siGtc for sale.
Ncw- Jerscn Rca! Cstats for Sale.

Ncw- Jsrscn Rca! estate for Sale.
AI ZOO MODEL 50 900 HOMES. $1,000.
p .OOO.-At F"ANhIlN, Charming subj b Of
Nl.NAEk. ~. J. COM eIiont " ORANGE MOUNTAIN,
PAfSslC. sc.
zi...n ~ BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, . rooms
S,OnN y,iI ls(rY a ia Nl,-OME GOTTA Gf. y
5000 viii Buy aHASDSOME COTTAGE, rODBs
5000 viii BUY IL hNDSONE COTTAGE L, IL rooms all
modern improvements. handsome grounds.
bAatdy located adjoining railroad sta
ton nearer II time tHan CENTRAL PARK; loW commute
ton excellent SCHOOLS. CHURCHES. and MARAl.ls
r. anne Photograph 81 Houses - u, ~ 80 BROADWAY,
RI, u Is. JAMES H. Hay.
+. MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
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GenilsirD.

A SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
n l2s West fl1riA-St. near broa'iWaF am Hixth
ave speca mec,aucal dentistry pla;ina gold, and v'
caus aso rlhbev cela.uid Tak" green cars from
6r.ud STREET Ferry. or sixth ave. Bruadway
NENiROU Oh. l2S West Thirty fourth-st.
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAU1i-
- FtLt-My Pearl Plates ta'ncaIs color ana So.
teeth. everything HERETOFORE o.
tered tren and ghness reeds Only tone ?, en
he ia DAY. alt OnT - per ~rt
can Also best Rubber sets from SO t. e2
Cod Plaua. S35 10 S45 kxtrsci * under III l.
q WAIT, a. last Twenty third ST. near 4ahson.aye.
yV,HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
4 Dr. GEO n. 4fODENANN, 5S2 5t-ave- noa o6ti-sl.
pronounced br ali 20 be inc GROWING Agh OF deht~ AL
Best sets SO so $50.
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IN WEST 47TH-ST.-A respectable mar
SsbU ried woman wants a child TO WEI NURSE IN her
family. Gall ior two
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felp n)aniro-- females

| ANANTED--Respectable American or I'm,
w el al laaiy wen IN yearA all HOUsEWORks VIZ
accept Lady vita for elderly fsrnhy Eel psrenssss
al WILskh, B0x ITO ir3eaAs oeaoe-
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NEN YORK SlBkEME ttt N - "a.
~ JUDICIAL. DISTRICT, COUNTY OF Nt%1hVii5k.
-rE * r. fITrI j., DEN. against y I'M M =
MAS ~ Il =. MA - II MS u ~ 20 . =
mos tnr "a. a. 10 me Defendants You are hereby sum-
onel and REQUIRED e. toe COM amt IN thi aolo OF
Wi. served fOt. fua 20 serve cory
v0lr te compliant On tho SuscfiDet az i5
of.,e number Broadway. OF New ORR.
IN state within twenty Gays amer thc ST
iereof Of O. src rNlci an u you i ~
srswer ~ sAid con % Amt within aforesaid the pla d.
tH this action win apply 70 TIE tnur io the reei &c
nanded y the comp. sint.Dated July yh 10.
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6elp Uantto Ma!es.

XyhNTPD-A BOY, for general Office work
w in commission hardware business. Address HA KID
WARE Box 3227 New-York. stating and refercnsaa
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DAs WEST 26TH-ST.-A situation wanted
- by girl " 10, 10 MIND pa !, ar assist III Light
work generally; best references can De- given
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EVANTED-By IA reliable Protestant woman,
w situation a. CHILDREN'S NURSE or wOnld take
ady best city reference Apply al ZOt "ess
floor fIOnt.
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seaN5trssEas.
ACFWORK. DRESSM AKING. Mean ex-

A
peri lace lace Ortr from orr -ii al 10
sigma repairs and cleans iaces m TIE beet manner 50
and eamsttss cleans KID gloves ANA nA1s
over hman hair goods. CAL address FANCY STORE JJl
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Launfresses.
,rSo I'D CUAAfRFRMA

strong young woman ~ class suadress autes pus
poshes &C. and DO up all kinds Of ladies' and chldf.ns
huerfes viii do chamber work required ean mr.
nisl good Apply at ODELL5 AGENCY lo9 wsst
3ats- st., corner OF broadway.
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6ituatlons Uanteo-females.

Nurses.
>TVRSF.-A Young woman wants situation !;
OF children, seanstress, can sew well; cy or
Of reference. CAL at the PROTESTANT
LlNAI - RI-RE 4 L l29 we. above lMih-.t
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6ituaticns Wauteo--femaIes.
Chambernaid5.

CHAMBERAIAID-By frst-class chamber
- maid ha' long aud excellent reference Is yoaing qg.Gk
r, or make herself Otherwise useful city country Call
afN .,GC Gth ave, ODD St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-21

Ot all the myths of the fairy age, of its
mauy legends aud euchantmeuts, true love
seems to be the one great charm which has
come down to US unchanged by time, untouch-
ed by steam engines, and unexplained by sci
ence True love is true love by whatever signs
ana language it is spoken. As long as hearts
oeat, as long as life exists in whatever age, iron
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By Green IL Wise,
[Real Estate Agents and Auctloneera.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
VALUABLE = KlMG STREET PROPER
BY virtue of deeds of trust from J. L: Smith
and wife, dated the first day of July, 1856, re-
corded in liber K, No: 8, page 4s9 and the sCsh
day of November, 1867, recorded IN IN llper 1,
No. 3, page l85, respectively, vii! oner 1or
sale. at Pubic auction, on SATURDAY, the
18th day OF May, 1876, II o'clock M on the
premises, the BRICK WAREHOUSES, Nos;
80, Al and All King street between Fairla1 ana ana
Lee streets Alexandria, Va, and running back
to Fsyette alley; and also the BRICK :, and
SLATED FIKE-PKOOF WAREHOUSE, on
Fayctte alley, in the rear Of the above: New New
tin roofs, painted on both sldes' were put upon
the King street houses last fall.
Terms of Sale: One-fourth cash, and the re-
mainder at 6, II and Is months. The title to be
retained until all the payments are completed.
The purchaser to pay al taxes for the year 1870
and ali the costs of transferring the title.
ANDREW JAMESON, Trustee.
ap 13, 3,2O&27, &M4 IL, IL, l3, l4&l5
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HOSIERY,
Under Vests and Drawers,

For Ladies, Misses Children and Infants, in
high neck and long sleeves, high neck and short
sleeves, low neck and short sleeves, with Draw
orc To m al oh In all sizes
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T. III. ZEILIN & co.
Macon. Ga, and Philadelph5a.

The symptoms of Liver Complaint are
unessiness and pain in the side. some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness, bowels in general cosuve,
head is troubled with pain, and dull,
heavy sensation, considerable loss Of
memory accompanied with painful SEN
sation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. Often
complaing of weakness, debility, and
low spirits. Sometimes many OF the
above symptoms attend the disease, and
at other times very few of them; but
the liver is generally the organ most In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-21

An lrlshman was stroIlipg along the Dublin
quay the other morning, wheu his eye lighted
ou the name of Psyche on yacht, when he
exclaimed after spelling it out slowy-"Well,
saw"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-21

Nearly all diseases originate from Indigestion
and Torpidity of the Liver and relief is always
lated M in its action, health is almost invariably
secured Want OF action IN tne Llser causes SCI
3 eadsche, Constipation, Jsundice, Pam IN IN the
Shoulders Cough, Chills, Diz ziness, Sour Stom-
ach bad tsste in the mouth BILIOUS attacks, pal
pitaton of the heart depression of spirits, or the
blues, and hundred other yMptoms, tor when
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR REGuL, Is me ne oett eets
mildly, effectually, and being asimpie vegetable
compound, can do no injury in any quaa,,oes s1sTS
way it has been used for 4O years, and hundreos
of the good and great from all parts of the coun-
try will vouch for its being the purest and pest
The Clergy.
my wife and self have used tho Resulstor
for years, and testify to its great virtues. '-Rev
j. 4. Fielder, Perry Ga
Ladies Endorsement.
IT have given your medicines thorough trial,
and in no case mas it failed to give full Satistac
tion. .n-Ellen III eacham Chattahooche, Fla.
-~ryN NV ALI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

POSTPONED. As will be seen by the follow
Jog circular from MIR. James Barbour, the con-
cert of the Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
citation, which was to have taken place on the
18th inst, has been postponed until the 3Oth
September
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE !
ASSOCIATION, ALEXANDRA, Va,
July 18th, 1875 J
To the Patrons of the Montpelier Female HUI.
name association:
The trustees OF the Montpelier Female Humane
Association, in announcing postponement of
their First Grand Gift Concert to September 30,
1873, make the positive and unqualified state
ment that there will be no further postponement,
and that sll purchasers of tickets, upon present.
alton OF the same after that day. will be entitled
to the return of sll money invested, with interest,"
unless this announcement be strictly complied
with.
Notwithstanding the unprecedented scarcity
of money this noble charity has mst with such
liberal response from generous public that
creditable distribution of gifts might have been
made on the 18th of July yet the trustees, hav-
ing consulted with numbers of ticket holders,
and feeling deslrous of avoiding all just grounds
OF dissatlsl action which must arise uyon dis.
tribution of heavily scaled prizes, and believing
the best interest of their patrons to be promoted
thereby, have reluctantly determined on this
short delay
Tais postponement is all that can or will be
made, the success OF the enterprise having been
40 favorable, and the public are assured that all
utlon of cash gifts must do so ut once or lose the
golden opportunity. Very respectfully,
JAMES BARBOUR
President NJ F. b Association
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

SCRIBNER FOR AUGUsT.-The publishers of
Scribner call attention to the series of articles
by Col. Waring, now being published in that
magazine, under the title of "a Farmers Vaca-
ton" These papers are claimed to be among
the most amusing as we'll as practically vaua-
Bile illustrated articles which have appeared for
some time past. His article in the August num-
Der describes the isle of Guernsey, and tells a
great deal that is of interest about the famous So
called Attorney Cow, which is here ''at home"
George w. Cable, of New Orleans, has q story
entitled Madame Delicieuse," which is thought
by some to be his best work. DR.. Holland, in
this number of "Sevenoaks," celebrates a we'd
ding in that rural neighborhood. There is an
essay by G. F. Msgoun on Education and Free
Thought" also "a Word of Encouragement for
1imid Lirguists;" IAN Englewood Mystery :"
"How to Treat the Indians" by an Indian agent
an illustrated paper On Ice" more of ''The
Mysterious Island" and verses by poets of note
and poets not of note. In the "Topics of the
Tme," by DR.. J. G. Holland, 1.-THE Old Cabi
rett" "Hcme and Society,"" "Brie.a- Brac,"
''The Worlds Work." etc, the usual variety is
maintained @..'."
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MONDAY, JULY 10.

An important meeting Of the Manufacturers
Board of Trade of Fall River, Mass, was held
Saturday night relative to the future action Of
the mill corporations Of that city. After some
discussion it was voted, in view OF the stagnau-
cy 10 the market, to reduce the rate of wages
to the came as paid before the late strike, the
same to 60 into effect the first Monday in Au-
gust. An agreement was signed that The re-
duction should be made general In all the mills
and in case OF a partial strike general lock-
out should follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

on the portico losing myself" after dinner,
to-day, lady opened window above me aud
commenced talking with woman standing be-
low about supplying her baby With milk. From
the conversation that took place between them
| learned that she had been getting milk from
some one else, but intended changing her milk
maid. After the arrangements had been CON-
pleted, the lady's husband--a rich man, [ un-
derstand he is, and, strange to say, from the
the South, put bis head out of the window, and
dropping some money to his servant GIRL who
was below with the milk woman, said tell the
other woman we owe her for nine pints, gal
lon and pint, and that's her money" I bad
heard before OF man counting the clothes of
his family before giving them to the washer
woman, but this was the first time I had ever
seen anyt hing of the sort. He may have been
right, however, for if his wife be like some wo
men she didn't know how much milk she owed
for, and would probably have paid for nine gal
Ions, peck aud gallon.
The day here is divided into four epochs--the
three meals and the arrival of the stage and
carriages FROM Winchester, after supper-all of
which are duly observed, and the intervals are
so monotoDous that the return Of fishing party
to night with one fish produced great ex
element There are 20 celebrities among the
visitors, and one of moderate reputation would
take immensely. for the arrival to day of gen.
tleman, who the clerk said, had lust gotten
fresh wife, got her yesterday" without say
iug whether he had any stale ones or net, pro-
duced quite seusation--and is still the topic
of general conversation. Of the ladies who are
here there have only been pointed out to me
Mrs. DR.. Lewis, of Alexandria, Miss Molie
Smith, of Fredericksburg, Miss Andrews, of
Baltimore, Miss Cooke, from -, Mrs.
Poe, and the former Mrs. Mcdonald, of Bal
timore. Miss Bnrnheimer Of New York, Mrs
Gen. Barry. Of Fortress Monroe, and Miss
Caperton. of West Virginia. none of whom
dress very prououncedly indeed, understand
the dressing at all The Virginia watering places
this year is remarkably plain, aud the more ad-
mlred, for beauty unadorned is adorned the
most
Capon is we'll kept by the lessees, Messrs.
Frazier l. Sale, whose lease of the place will
expire with the close of this season, when the
whole property will be sold by auction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

ST. NICHOLAS FOR AUGUST brings seriea of
excellent contributions all interesting acd some
of them pleasantly suggestive of mountain air
and sea breezes. THE Cruise of the Crusoe''
is very perfect picture, with six characteristic
and familiar scenes in pencil. There is an inter.
estlng paper On Umbrellas, with picture of the
first umbrella in the streets Of London "a
Gunpowder Plot" is natural, humorous and
pathetic, appealing strongly to the interest of all
boys Rose Terry Cooke gives lively con-
troversity in rhyme between two chickens on the
origin of the species There are stories by Helen
q. Weeks ard Emily Huntington Miller, paper
on the collection aud preservation of sea Weeds"
a description of "a Boarding School in 1870"
and a story for girls, 1.-THE Pine-stick DOLL"
with beautiful illustration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

:. Jesse Pomeroy, the Boston hoy murderer, y
now awaiting sentence 10 that city for the MUIR
der of Katie Currap, has written the story Of
his early life, in which he narrates the parti-
eulars of his first crimes, his Imprisonment 10
the Reform School, reviews his former confess
sions and retracts them all, saying that be was
goaded into making them by the police, He
asserts his innocence of the murder for which
he stands convicted, aud hints vaguely that he
knows who is the guilty party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

The reunion OF Hampton Legion will take
place at Columbia, South Carolina on the 2lst,
the fourteenth anniversary of the first battle Of
Manassas. The objects ofthe reunion are to
collect the necessary information for the COM
pilation of history of the Legion and its off
shoots, and to take the initiatory steps towards
erecting monument to the dead Of the COM
mand, and will be the first assemblage of its
character that has ever taken place in the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

The Governor of Kentucky and several
friends we're arrested the other day for playing
cr0quet in the State House grounds at Frank
fort, and it wasn't done in jest either, for the
matter was prosecuted, and TWO of the parties
fined ST each, the other two, however, being
mulcted ONLY one cent each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

Professor Marsh pronounces the attempted
explanation published. By Commissioner Smith
in regard to aff4irs at Red Cloud Agency, a
characteristic trick of the Indian Bureau. The
report refers to different set of transactions
from those observed by Prof Marsh, and his
investigation had no connection whatever with
those covered by the report from which the
Commissioner quotes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

Gen. Waddy Thompson, has arrived at Men
pbis, Tenn., in the custody of sheriff to
answer charges of horse stealing, larceny and
perjury. The charges grew out of litigation,
in the course of which Thompson took posses.
sion of certain property in Memphis belong ing
ohis mother-in-law. for whom he claimed to
be acting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19
C.7.F.4L COMuERCE.

Arrved-Boats NJ A West and Jno Hieston,
to Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co; Albert
Sig'er, to Sinclair & Agnew; VIM Weber, Uno
and DR. A A Biggs, to Consolidation Coal Co;
G Segsrson, to blaen Avon Coal Co; Belle, to
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Co; VIM Walsh,
VI sanford, b Williamson, G l. Boothe and j
w Burke to American Coal Co.
Depsrted-Boats P G Uhler, J Bradburn, j
layton, B Broydrick, VIM Gregory, Mute s.
Billy, q II Colbert, steamer Il T Weld, Elem
ing & Motters S b Davis, Gerdeman, l. A
Long and w Burke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-19

During the storm that occurred down the
Bay on Friday night large number of small
coasting vessels we're damaged, and several
of them were compelled TO return to Baltimore
Cor