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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08
The TiIton-Beecher Case.

New YORK, Jan. S.-lhrre was as large az
attendance OF people 10 the corridors OF the
Brooklyn Court, TINS morning. as on the pre-
ylous days, aud it required vigorous efforts on
the part OF the police to preserve passage
way lor the jurors through the throug to the
doors lcadiug 10 the COURTROOM. About az
hour before the doors We're thrown open, the
crowd, which had assenb led, veuted their lm'
paleuce 10 shouting, cheering, aud other ways
expressive Of disapprobation. Theodore Tilol
occupied promluent place iu troot OF the
courtroom Wnen the court opened Judge
Nellsou, addressing the counsel, asked then
what was their further pleasure. Tx udgs
Norris percmptorlIy challenged Ausun Pack
ard, Que of the jurors iu the box, aud be wa'
told 10 retire.
The work of filing up the jury again pro
cecdcd. Michael Burns Was then accepted a.
juror Mr. Beach, Of Ilton's COUNSEL, said, a
that p1lut be wouII not iuterpose any otbe
chaiteuge, but might do SO betore the Jur!
were accepted
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pcnnrted Pres: DENTAL Message.

NEW YuRB, Jan. s The New York Times
says: We learn from our correspondent at
Washington that the President will send in a
message tn Congress to day or tomorrow on
the L ,uisiana difficulty, ADD that it will be un-
usually pointed. We hope that it will not be
pnlured with bayonets, like Gen. Sheridan S
di>pa,ch which SENS to have produced an
ont burst of indignation from one end of the
country to the otter Snme OF the people in
Washington must be curiousy Incompetent to
puage public feeling, or they would never have
allowed tina, n,au dispatch to have seen light.
I, IS much TO be desired that SOME members of
The government would take pains to scquaint
themselves with the tone aud temper OF the
country. i the Cabinet had been prudeDt it
would have put Gen. Shrridan's ferocious mes
sage on or under the table or into the fire and
said nothing abou, it. Instead OF that Gen.
Belknap telegraphed back to Sheridan and
said The President aud all of US thoroughly aD-
prove your course, which was ose OF the most
unnecessary and foolish plumbers ever commit
ted by the present government. We hope that
the Presidents forthcoming message will be q
little more credltabe to himself than his Cabi.
net, his party. and to the people of the United
States, who if they also, thoroughly approved
of Sheridaus course. would s,aud dlsgraced
before the civilized world.
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LGsAi tSitEVa'Eigis.

Complaint is ofteu made Of the poor quality
of the beet sold 10 this market, bur IT that eX
poscd at the stall of Mr.. Perpoiut this mnru,
lug-a sample of which wa sent to this "fhct
was not as good as any offered Tor sale III the
New York, or any other market, judges o.
meat dou't know what they talk about. Ii wa:
a Sight to see,' aud will be delicious TO taste
The weather this morning was clear auo
bright and the suu's rays were warm, out the
air was damp aud COOL ADD by 30 means favor
able to the cure Of those atf.c.ed by tue pre-
vaiing epidemic or to the prevention OF the
spreading OF that disease.
A concert and festival were givcn at NeH
Hope Church, in Stafford, on the 18th u't., tt
aid io needed repairs and improvements 10 the
church building. The whole affair was com-
pcte success, and tue peculiarly results
cquailed expectation.
An omnibus, loaded with young people from
the city, bvuud to Il ball III Ncs End, broke
down on the road to that village about zen
o'clock last night, but the occupants waited
uutli another vehicle that was scDl Back lor al
rived aud took hem on their way rtJoicug.
Judge Hughes has been summoned 10 APP
near before the House n val Committee to
testify 10 the Stowel cadelship case, but as he
is ignorant of the transaction, or az hing con-
nected with it, his testimony will uv; be vi III
portancc.
Letters addressed 10 H. G. Bird, Phihdrl-
phia, Pa; j. Il. kiuchioc, Accojlnk, Va j. S.
Napier, Bridgeport, Pa, aud NJ. Z. Strlckisr,
CrIgersvlIle, Va, are detaiued IN Tue poste itee
here for waul Of postage.
The alarm of fire about seven O'Clock last
night Was caused by the partlaI burulug OF tue
roof OF tue house ut Mrs NeIsoo, or Qu.eu
street, between Lee and Fairfax the same
house that was GU ire snort time ago
There were issued by the clerk OF Clarke
County Curt durUg tie past y ar 5l mdrrlaSe
hccnse-24 of wmcu were to whltes auu ~ to
parties OF culur.
The B. ard IF Directors of the Loud,un Ma
topa Bauk have declared dlvldvuu oi pei
cent. Tor the Stockholders III That inslltutlun
for the past six months.
The ladies from this city who were lately re-
moved trom the positions they held III the
u. S. Treasury Department, III Washington
have been relnstated.
Among those suffering from the prevailing
epidemlc is ex- Mayor ". B. Price, VITO, hl:
many friends will be sorry 10 learu, is extreme-
ly Ill.
Judge Wylie, of Washington, yesterday
granted divorce to lhumas j. Pullman trum
bis wife, Sarah Louise Pulmau.
The Southern mailboat, the ksyport, 90 her
way to Qaaulico, this morning, did not stop al
East Alexandria.
Mike Loupheimer, who was 6ucd Tor non
attendance as witness, has had his hue le
mlt,ed by the Legislature.
Turkeys We're selling by retail on Union
street this morning at fifteen cents puu"d
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France.

LONDON, Jan. s. -l'he Times special dis
pa,c, trom Paris says ''Prcsldent MacMahou
has decided to summon Mr.. Dufaura and LA
BouIaye Baron DrLlrcy aud the Marquis DE
Casteaue to cousultation upon the subject Of
the formation OF pew Cabinet aud agreement
upon a programme Of policy. It is certain
that this attempt to constitute Cabinet from
Wednesdays u joriry in the Assembly will be
irutIess. but it is indispensable to render the
Mar,hal's situation clear 10 the eyes of the ua'
lion aud prove the impossitility OF any gov
crDmcut securing by the support OF the ma!or'
ity that can be depended upon. Marshal Mac
Mahou will then be free to choose Cabinet
from those whose programme be can accept
and this Cabinet will be charged with the con
duct OF the general election.
PARIS. Jau. S.-Baron DeLarcy has declar
ed hls iuahiIity to form new Cabinet: Presl'
dent MacMahou has now applied to MIR. Du
toure to undertake that task.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

New York, Jan. s. Stocks dull. Money 3.
Cold III. -Four dull aud declining. Wheal
Quiet aud heavy. Corn dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, January 8. Va. 6s, peelers,
80; do. consolidated, 532 W Vas, II bid TO-
day. Cotton weaker and lower; low mlddngs
l4i. Flour dull; only limited jobblpg de-
mand UNCHANGED Wheat dull and lower No.
| amber Western l2S; No. 2 do. l22; fair t"
prime do. us; No. red Western l22'l %;
No. . do. ll9; rcjecseI II; red MaryIanu lo'
1925; do red Western l3U I5533; d.. white ! Isl
l25. Corn dull; white Snuthrru SO'Sl; yellow
do. SO .S2; mixed Western 81. Oats dull; South
ern 63 :65; Western white "a; Western mix:d
60 Rye unchanged. Hay unchanged Colt e
very strong with an advancing 1cndsnyy at lo4
s2Ut Sugar unchanged at l04 to lUs.
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The Louisiana Outrages-The New
York Meeting,

New YORK. Jan. S.-The Herald has double
loaded cdlturta!, calling attcDtoD to the call
tor meeting here Oil Monday and rho in-
hneulial names attached thereto. 1t says the
President cauuot affect II ignore or unjervalue
such DEMONSTRATION, supported by such elnl-
u,n, pames. The President is bound to pay
some regard TO the pubic opinion OF the cuun-
try; lie ought not TO DO confident that he is
right When the best sentiment of the best
classes condemns him. 1t is, at least, his duty
to pause and reflect, aud 10 re-examlue the
grounds of his unprecedented action. The
President will SOON see that he is not support
cd by the sentiment Of the country, and that
his Unparalleled course d!ouScs the apprehen-
siuns OF the people rs 90 other public event
has done siuce the firing on Fort Sumter. This
resp, ctabIe and influential call ought TO con
viuc. the President that there is a limit be-
yoGd which DO public officer 10 this republican
government can go with inquiry. The peo-
rle do not forget the services or Gen. Granf,
they do not Z, Judge him the fate he has SO tree.
|; WOO as cO.umander of their armies 10 the
most motueutous crisis of our history; 1t Is
due to him, mere than 10 any other maD, that
W. possess an Undivided country; 1t was his
military genius that rc-uuted sundere0 fed
Grafton, and The great body OF American peo'
pie are Disposed 10 pass lenient JUDGMENT up
on his occasional mistakes 10 civil admlulsira-
ZION, bu they would have him remember that
their rooted attachment t. constitutional llber-
" is deeper sentiment than personal aimlra-
rlou aud gratitude aud that no past services,
however distinguishes and brilliant, can atone
for want of fidelity to the spirit of our free
institutions. or release him from his solemn
oath to preserve protect and defend the Con-
s,itutinn of the United States
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Arrested on q Bench Warrant.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. s. "A. j. Andrews,
of this cry, was arrested this morning by U. 5.
Deputy Marshal Nye, on beuch warrant. is,
sued by Judge Hughes of the y. ). District
Court, charged with sending insulting aud de
famatory letters to the court relative to bauk-
rupt CASE, to which he Andrews is party.
Andrews is lodged in Jail until tonight when
he will b taken IN Alexandria Tor hearing,
where the L. S. District Court is III session.
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The Miss ng Tu.bOat.

New York. Jan. s. The steam rug Speed
well, reported mlsslug, had on board 81 per
sous ADD was engaged IN some government
work CONNECTED with torpedo nanuf urlng
AS she has not arrived al Newport, where she
was buund. il is fc .red, she has been lost with
all hands,
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State Of Virginia.. s..
County Of Aleraldrta -, ~.
zens' National Bank, OF Alexandria, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief:
WM. H. LAMBERT, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this o.h
day Of january 1879
X. kEMPER, Notary Public.
Correct-AttcSt
3 VII AT,
L. 81 Lawson, Jnno-t
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Tack Chandler.

LANSING, Mich jan 8 The opponents Of
Senator Chandler. CAIN that last nlght caucus
decides nothing ana the matter ls IN as gr' al
doubt as ever. 1t requires 81 V"tes to elec'
instead of 81 as tclegr ,pned last night.
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Co.oprRATrvE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
German Cooperative Building, ASSOCIATION,
No. ,. was held last night The following naued
officers we're unanimously reelected robert
Portner, president; j. Schneider, secretary; l..
Stien treasurer: and E. Francis aud Thomas
Rishel directors, 10 serve 10! three years l.;
Echberg, E. E. Dowuham, y. ii. keld and
B. H. Price old directors holdIug nVer' Ueo.
Hutton, Joseph Kaufman aud K. B j, jr.,
were elected trustees dividend OF s. Oh
cents share, the par value of which Is l2 o.
was declared; aud ten loans, amounting ~
$4,000 were made at reduction OF ~ per
cent. Il was ais, determined to Issue 40 new
series of shares during the ensuing year. Inc
annual statement of the condition OF the com-
pany has been published already.
BRAKEMAN KILLED.-A brakeman named
Gotf, living IN Lyochburg, and runulug upon
the freight train upon the Dauvile division OF
the Mldiaud Railroad, while engaged IN put
ting Car upou the siding at L'wyer road,
last night, about seven clock, slipped aud lell
from The car, and Was run over aud ustaully
killed His remains We're brought TO Lybch-
burg, The deceased had been upon the uate-
rial traip for long time, and had fstqueutly
been ruuuiug upon the freight tralns
RIPARIAN RIGHTS Capt. Chap Hall was
before Justlce KIRBY OF Fairfax county, at j u.s.
tics Padgc,t's Office, 10 this city, yesterday on
complaint of Juhu Beach, the reutor OF the
BroomeIaw property, on Hunting Greek, with
out the mplalnant's cons :nt, aud was uis
charged upon the payment OF costs aud preu'S-
ing to repeat the complalot 90 more.
PHILADELPHIA STEA MERs. As will be
seen by reference to the advertisement of the
Philadelphia line of steamers, elsewhere 10 the
Gazette, but Que steamer IS DOW on the route
She leaves Philadelphia every Saturday and
this port every Tuesday. The other sIeauer
has been taken off the line temporarily to un-
dergo some necessary repairs
PATENT "A patent has been granted to
Messrs. Geo. Il. s. Phillips and William A.
Young, of Berryvile, Clarke county, for an
Improvement 10 Cneese, knives. This knife Is
qua ged so as to enable the merchant ~ Gu!
quarter, half, or whole pound or more vi
cheese. without weighing it.
SUMNER RESORT. j. B. Fraoklin and Be-
ward Ruse have routed the dwelling Of }. X.
TAYLOR, 10 Hamilton, L)udouD county, and IN
tend to opeu the house Tor the accom- modatlCu
of visitors iD the summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

State Of Virginia,
County Of Aietandria.
I, CHARLES r. HOOFF, Cashier of the
First National Bank of Alexandria, Virginia. do
soemnly swear that the above statement is true,
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. 4. HOOFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day Of JANUARY, 1875
K. kEMPER, Notary Public.
Correct-attcst
.i 5 5ss$': :: Directors. jan 81.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
! OngresS.
WASHINGTON, d. G., January s,

WASHIh GTON, II. T., January 8.
SENATE.
In the Senate, this morning, after some rou-
tine business, in which the CommuIee 90
Commerce reported bill for erecting public
buildings at Portland, Oregon,
The Naval Appropriation bill was taken up,
and lis Consideration occupied the concluding
portion Of the mornlug hour.
Mr. Thufm4u's l. u,slana inquiring resou-
ton was heo taken up aud Mr.. BIyard, Of
Delaware, al dressed the Seoate.
HOUSE uF REPRE sENTATIvEs.
laid before Tie Huu-e the certificate of three
physici4us to the IF :ct that ths physical con-
dition OF r. B. Irvln 1.-THE recrusaot witness in
the Pacific MAl cAs,) is such that lmprlson
mcui W ,ud be perous to his health.
The communication was referred to the Com
mttee gu Ways and Means.
Gen. Butler introduced resolution that dur
ing the pendency of the investigation the Ser
geaDt-a Arms be instructed not to place Irwin
IN Jail.
This resolution was reisc!el yeas, 80 !;
nays, 100.
A communication was read from Superlo-
teudent Bangs aououncing that the mail from
Washington for the North Vas burned last
night, bur that the mails from the West aud
Northwest went through safely.
The House then took up the private cal
eUdar.
THE NAVAL COMMITTEE.
The Committee GU Naval Affairs having 90
witnesses 10 the Stowel case to-day, adjourned
nntii Tuesday
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HAMILTON. The citizens Of Hamilton he'o
a meeting on Monday oight last, and adopted
unanimously the report of the committee on
boundary and charter. A COMMITTEE was ap-
nointed to dispatch the charter to Senator lay
Tor and request that be urge an immediate !,
passage through the Legislature OF an act OF
incorporation.
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Died

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 9.-Dr J. B. Jack
son, late OF Hartford, Coun., died III this CITY,
last night.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Jan s. ii, a. m.
For he.Mddle States, increasing cloudlnseS,
winds shifting to east and south, rising ten
p:raturc, falling barometer aud To nlght, north-
west al the Acghanles. snow.
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The Weather in England.
The Markets..

LONDON, Jan. s. The weather throughout
Euglaud to-day is lair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-08

LoUDoUN COURTS The January term of
the Loudouu County Court begius Oh Monday,
and on Monday week the January term of the
T;,rcn;t Court, Judge Keiths. will commence.
Several important criminal cases will engage
the attention of the Court, among them that OF
! w. Gouidin, under indictment for the muir
der of Jos. Mcfarland, 10 July last.
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Fairfax county, dec 3i-.wts.

IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE-By virtue
i of tho decree OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county entered up at its June term, 1873, in the
suit therein pending Of Grady's admin traitor
a.aiIsl James j. Love and others, the under
81 .ned, commissioners therein named, will, on
MONDAY, the lit day Of February, 1870 that
being Circuit Cour: day, in iront OF the Court
lloue of said county, 1t one &c ock r. M, sell,
10 he CHEST bidder, that TRACT OF LAND
on which Thomas kin" field resides, containing!
$50 .cres. rhs lana is IN good state of cult.
V ton; has plenty OF wood, exec lent water and
goud and comfortable BUILD NGS, and dsssS
les 4 miles northwest of Fairfax Court. LIE
Ii u.e, on the road leading from Germantown LoI
FLAT HILL Persons wishing to buy are request
ed t. I'll on Thomas Moore, at Fairfax Court
House. who will show che premi 'es. ,,,
Terms of sale 60 much cash IN hand IS Will
be required to pay the xpenses of sale and theI
>um Of ST. go with int: ct -rcen from thel
18Th day of december, lo7l, till sale, and the
res du IN two equal annuaI Payments, with mi
ere from the day of sale, tho purchaser to ext
ccute BONDS, with sutii lent security for the
deferred payments ana The title to be retained1
u. til the purchase money is iii paid
MATTtl CIV HARRISON,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax CO., dec 3l-wts CONS Of Sale.
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dec 2l-eos onl'"lsSloher OF "a

4 ,OMMlSSiUN k'o "a Lh-fursuant to
~ dec rec Of the rcuit Court Of Fairfax cou
ty, Virgins, rendered on the It'll day OF n
teu,b 1874 in the suit OF Windsor and re-
v. james b. barrow ct ais, the subscrIbl
commlssi, her of sale IL tho SAID SUIT, Will expo
Tor safe, ut public auction, IN front oi the CoY
House OF Fairfax county, fIrgl"lt, on MOt
DAY, the 18th Gay JANUARY, 1910, al t"ei
O clock m, Nil that LOT OF GRD U y u attnf
ed in the said ut. or SO much thereof rs is /
ccssary to pay the SUN CT ) ,5UOG6, with int
rsl On ST ,4Ui.4l, part thereof, iro'E OCTOBER
1874 until puIl the amount dccreed To the ccj
plnlr.anls III sald suit, and cCsts-sltuateo a0t
one mi U north vi Fairfax Court House, IN + Il
lax county, Virginia, bounded rs follows:
ginning ~ :, stone in the middle o! theoid CCt
House rad thencu wita the centre OF the q
road north 10 CAS- 81 poles links to the corr
of land heretofore owned by Soom~n Van II
den thence with said line north 8j3' wesiE)
puies - links to n p1ant.d stone l pole east q
branch thence north 10 70 ives. lS8 poles Y
marked white oak thence south 2l5' westfl
poles to Ii corner Of III. Pruyne owned by III
lev; theme: south 8l30 east 232 poles III INK
the beginning; containing ONE HUNDhti
ACRES, the same being the tract OF land III
v we'd by William Ain:ley and wife to Rop
strong, By deed of April 18th. 1861, and feci
ed in the land records of FART e unity, IA
ID, No. 4, FOL Ill, and by deed dated the
OF July, 1865, and recorded III llber r, n Ill
folio 4l4, land records OF Fairfax countyI
conve, ed b.: Sarah Strong and husbangi
Thomas L. Hume. HI
Terms of sale to be as follows: SO mucg
hand as will pay the costs ard expenses OH!
suit and sae and the residue in six, t~e'veH
eighteen months of equal payments; the
chaser to give b md WITH good personal secp5l
for the deferred payments, with interest thett
from day OF sale. EDM U Nj bO II ft
Fairfax co., dec l5-w4w Com. OF os Ill
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JAN'Y. &

PASSED UP.
Schr II Simmons, with stone for Washington.
SAILED.
Steamship E G Knight, New York By Hooe
s. Johnston.
Schr Eienor, Norfolk, by Hampshire aad
Baltimore Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr M Durnock, for Washington, sailed
from Richmond 9Th
Schr Augusta, ior this port, sailed from Bal
timore It'll.
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TRU>TEES SALE OF VALU A B LIE
4 PROPERTY By virtue of deed OF trust
from Harriet A. Sanford and others to the un-
de signed bearing d.te tn" 9th day of March,
1874 and of record on the land records Of Fair
rax county, liber K, No. a. folio 65, and for the
pr, poses of said trust l shall, on MONDAY,
tue lst i y of February, 1915, that being the
first day of Circuit tuurt sell to the highest
bidder, in froit of the Court House door of said
coun'y ali the property conveyed BY said trust
deed, consisting of an UNDIVIDED TWO
THIRD PART OF a TRACT OF LAND,
lying neAr Clifton station, on the w. c., '. NJ
& q. s. K. r., continuing 292 scres, rood end
l6 poles, excepting, there09; :: sSres sGd to
THIRD PARTS OF TIL IT CERTAIN LOT,
situated the village of Clifton, containing one
fourth of an acre, known as the MILL LOT.
Also two thirds interest in the Saw Mill, on
said lot, including Fixtures, Boilers and sppur,,
tenanees thereon. Also e absolute right and
ownership in and to one Shing:e Machine and
Joiner, Crate Machinery, spoke Shop and Ma.
hi ery Cut # :,aI. swinging Table and all
other fixtures and machinery In or pertaining to
said MI. -,
Terms of SAL: So much cash in hand ss will
Day ih- costs md expenses of sale and S!4iO7
the sum OF $3.50 49, payable on the 9th day OF
March, 1919 to b .ar ter"st from 9th Septem-
Der, 1874 p,yable semi annually, and tho like
sum, VIII like interest, ~ the 9th d. of March,
1876. III rs. 10 50 and 81 the residue, if any,
To lsl Lua 9th March. 1882 The deerred pay
menls to be secured by len on the property sold.
Persons dc irlng to purchase are referred to
Mcss,s Makely y Rice, 1t eli ton, who Will
show tue property
THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.
!
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Loans and discounts S4n2, s43 20
Ovrrdr IFS ..... 6,50I ~
r. $. bonds to secure circulation ... 100000 %
Other stocks. bonds and mortgages..... l0,lo9 :
Due from redeemiug and reservcaGts. :s,6,i :
Due from other National Banks......." I3,9N fl
Due from ia Banks and Bankers... l3.4iZ q
i,e1l Z. tate nj u nj natrie ~ 3of ~
Current (, psnses md t X s p '... Is, 10 -
Ca *. ana o'her cash i'ern>........... 80 U
Bills of other National Banks.......... s, !to w
Fractl currency, including nickes... l,4,2 w
Legal tender notes. o. t4o w
h,.Ieu,t,tu.n iu, d Win :, Ire ST. $40 y:
Due from u. S. lreasurer.............. Ho w
5 SSH Ol
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid n..............SlOO 100000 90
Surnlus fund ................. 10000 10
q ,r md vI.ied IT ii s "a 80 80
Nat. Bank no pc outstanding. .......... 9OOOO w
Individual deposits. Hhs it
DeuaLd It TIC 81 d "-ll.. 1853 81, 81
Due to - h National Banks............ % 500 TO
Due to state Banks and Bankers...... 91o4 "
s. SO 2iS III
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RINK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
AT ALEXANDRIA,

In the State of Virginia, at the close of business,
ON hIrsd ~, the 3lst day of D,ceuber, 1874