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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
CHURCH SERVICES TO-noRRo w

CHRIST Characterization service at II
a. m and evening service at 7! p. m.
ST. PAULs CnURCH-Co mmunion service al
IL n. nj. by Rev. DR.. Norton.
GRACE CHURCH-Commuion service at II a
m. and evening service ut II 2. m.
ST.. MARY's CuURcH-Mass at and II a.
M. and Vespers at y. M
UNION PREsBYTN. CHURCH First Church,
Preaching at II q. m. by Rev. NJ. &. Balthus,
and ut u p. m., by Rev. Wesley Hammond.
SECOND PREsBYTERGAN CHURCH-Preachlng
morning and night, by Rev. Mr. Dinwiddie.
METH ErIs. CuURCH-Sermon in the morn
ing and a, night.
METH EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
in the morning by Rev. Elias WeJty, and at
night, by Rev. A. Q. Flaherty.
METH Prot. CHURCn-Service in the morn
ing by Rev +. A. Mercer, and at night by Rev.
+. A. Strnther.
BAPTIST CuURCu-Service in the morning
and at night, by Rev. Mr.. Penck.
GERMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ut II q. m.
VILLAGE CuArEL-No service.
YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Prayer meeting in the Meth. Prot. Church at
y. M. Jail services at y. III. Aims House
services at y p. m. Bible readings in the room
of the Association next Tuesday night, ut II
O'clock, TO which all are invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
>a.w~ ,)t' ira h. ia y.
/, T., Il ,,c The very aye and body Of the Times

nh. Standing Committee of the Central Penn
.u,,snis Diocese, by u vote of six 10 one have
'r,ssd 10 confirm the election of DR.. Dekoven
~ bishop % Illinois, ana UNANIMOUSLY cohn I'm
- ~ Layer rs Bishop Of Southern Ohio The
eu ~ Tomlnit:ue ct the Diocese OF Louislans
,''',n.''.ntrd to the conservation oil DIR. Jaeger
MS p;.h,nuf Southern Ohio. but refused their
amt f, the conservation OF Dr. DehoVen as
Eshop or Illinois.
,nrr adjournment yesterday, the State Tom
.,,ce Convention Of Pennsylvania, in session
- E.rr sburs, went before the Senate Commit
a., .. NJ Vice and immortality, which gavo them a
sasriny They stterwnrd visited The Governor,
T., whom, through me LADY ires,deht oi Tue
Women's National Temperance Association,
thew made un appeal in support of their cause.
Tb,. employees of several Of the large cotton
oo1 WOODEN mills in kensington, Philadelphia,
have struck for the 10 per ct. reduction in their
nsves which WAS taken OFT some time ago. The
s.-sars are reported to be daily receiving acccs-
s;nn. 10 their ranks, and the indications are the
strike will be general in that district
Tho Alabama House OF Representatives, have
oxrell.d one of its colored members for propos-
r. vote for a certain bill for $500. Two Of
,n,. committee that inves igated the matter and
r,comuended his expulsion were vi his own
race. -,
Accounts have been received at Brownsville
4hs, bands OF armed Mexicans have crossed the
Ri, Grande into Texas ii many points. Much
a. element was prevsiling and General Potter
b., said that his force is not su 1clent TO patrol
the river.
TINS Snpreme Cour. of the Unit States sd
;ourned Yesterday to Monday, % inst, during
which time they will bring up the cases now
under sdysement. Since the holiday, adjourn
ment therourt has decided hundred and six
cases either ON potion or on the merits.
The Calcutta Englishmsn publishes rumor
ths. an order has been received to put all the
troops in India in condition for ra m edlate and
sctive service THIS, thinks, means no. trouble
in India, but war in Europe.
The Arkansas Legislature adjourned yester,
dsy. A resolution was adopted declaring the
State to BE- at peace, a'ld extending An invita-
ton to immigrants, with u guarantee OF per-
sonal safety and freedom OF speech.
The Republican Senators will hold caucus
to-day for the purpose Of rec )nstructlng the
standing committees. 1t is said thHt ex- Presi-
dent johnson will take Mr.. Schurz's place on
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
The Rev. James Conlan, for nearly twenty
i've years the pastor of st Patricks Church and
formerly Vicar General of the Cleveland bio
cesc, Ohio, died in that city yesterday morning
Ii is said that john G. Schumacher, the mem
Der of Congress from Brooklyn who pocketec
the lions share Of the Pacific Mail corruption
fund, has sailed for Europe.
A decree has been issued a! Berlin prohibiting
the importation Of American potatoes.
The appropriations made ut the late session 0
Congress aggregate Sl42, 7S4 OU.
Count Won Arnim has arrived at Geneva.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
An UnfOundeG RumOr.

New YORK. March 6.-The Tribune says
"Rumors prevailed yesterday 10 the absence of
any proceedings in the Beecher trial that ooe of
the parties to the suit had Withdrawn and that
there would necessarily follow discoDtinuance
of the case. The rumors doubtless grew out OF
thereportswhich have prevailed for several days
to the effect that one OF the principal counsel et
the ucgcct TO his other business, which atten-
dance for TWO months in the Brooklyn Court
had caused He had been induced. however, to
remain 10 the case, and will doubtless conduct
il to the close"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fires.

ALBANY, March G.-The loss by the burn,
ing of the Museum building last night is est
mated at s60,000. The Western Union tec,
graph operating room was entirely destroyed.
The following is list of the sufferers Prem
tce, news depot; Hathaway, tobacconist;
Evertscn, broker; Crosby, insurance agent, IT.
win L. Co., commission merchants; Teller,
commission merchant; Babcock & Robinson,
bankers; and Ross 4 Karslake's lumber office.
Most OF these suffered from water. Mosher,
photographer, was burned out. The building
was com petely Quilted, leaving the walls,
which are of marble, stained, charred and
weak
SUNBURY, Pa, March 6.-The house of g..
Scbry, three miles below Selma Grove, was
totally destroyed by fire last night. Two child
rem persisted and Mrs. Schry was badly burned.
Tho origin of tho fire is unknown.
GANANoGNE ONT, March 6.-The new
agricultural implement works, owned by Geo.
Gilles, were destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss is SIS 900 No insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
The Markets.

New YORK, March 6.-Stocks active. Money
+. Gold l45. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and unchanged Corn quiet and
steady.
BALTIMORE, March 6.-Virginia sizes, peel
ers, 35A; do. consolidated 53A. w. Va. SKIES
l0f. Cotton quiet and easier, low middlings
l5sal53 Flour steady and firm; prices un.
changed. Wheat quiet and saady; No.
Western amber 1913; No. do. l20al2l; No.
> Western Spring red los; other grades un-
changed. Corn quiet, Southern white 7SaSO;
do. yellow 80. Western mixed sl4aS2 Oats
quiet but firm Southern 6Sa7O; Western white
Sc; do. mixed 65 Rye dull and unchanged:
Hay quiet and unchanged. Provisions good
order trade. Butter frmcr; good to extra foe
rub and roll 24a30. Coffee 6rmer but not quo.
tably higher. Whiskey-- small sales to-day
at H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
The Sick Juror Recovering.

New YORK, March 6.-Mr. Jefreys, on
whose account the trial was adjourned till
Monday, appeared in the streets yesterday,
and had entirely recovered from bis indisposi-
ton. While there was doubt as to the serl-
BUSINESS of Jefrey's illness and its result there
fore Swallowed, it became question among
those who have an interest in the trial as to
whether the litigation could continue with
eleven Jurors. Judge Nelson and the counsel
on either side agreed that there was not a
doubt that it could by special agreement. The
attendance at the trial is to be limited hereafter,
and Judge Nelson has expressed an intention
to allow to enter the court room only num-
Der of spectators that will just fill the seats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
Ice Gorge.

New York, March GA Port Jcrvis dis
patch says MIR. O. Charnte, Chief Engineer OF
the Erie Railway, was there yesterday, making
further experiments in blasting the ice from
the river bed 10 conversation MIR. Cbarute
stated that DO water in the river had found It's
way to the bottom aud it was now running prln-
cipally underneath the gorge. The best plan for
moving the gorge without damage was to wait
until the current had risen to sufficient height
to carry off the ice and then by blasting to start
the the Keystone OF the arch and them set the
whole field 10 motion. He thought the & lacier
10 front of this town required diligent watch
fitness rather them efforts to remove 1t. When
the right moment comes the blasting should be
begun. He was under no apprenenslons regard
lug the result of this gorge unless a treshet
should come from above bearing with 1t another
field of ice To such case the result would be
disastrous to Part Jervis and the surrounding
country,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
LOCAL BREVITAES.

Communication between this city and Wash.
lngton tomorrow will be kept up by the ferry
boat, as trains Of cars will only leave here at 8
| a. ~ and p. H., and Washington at 9 q. m.
and p. Id.
Among the candidates for the appointment
Of State Agent to visit Europe to induce immi-
grafton to Virginia is Col. j. w. Minor, of
Loudoun county, at present Doorkeeper of the
State Senate.
Mr. Phil. Johnston. son of Rueben john
ston, ESQ, has been appointed assistant engi-
neer, on board the steamship Georgia, of the
Clyde line, plying between New York aud
Charleston, S. Z.
w. A. johnson & Co. have, as will be seen
by reference to an advertisement elsewhere 10
to-day's Gazette commenced the fish business.
and have already opened there warehouse at
The fish wharf.
Mr. George Washington left here this morn
ing ~ the Pilot Boy for Westmoreland County,
having been called there by the dangerous i'll
ness Of his father, Lawrance Washington, Esq.
The report this morning that constable Bur
nett bad been severely injured by cut on the
neck, received during a fracas last night, was
incorrect He was hurt slightly on the jaw-he
says probably by fall.
Among the other fish brought up by the
steamer Sou this morning we're one hundred
bunches of herring, from Currioman, which
were sold in Washington at $35 per hundred.
Letters addressed to c. f. Abbott Boston,
Mass, and G. E. James, Warrenton, Va, are
detained in the Postof6ce here for want Of
postage.
There have been several extensive earth
slides 10 the new reservoir OF the Alexandria
Water Company during the last wioter.
The sum of FIVE dollars has been left at the
Mayors Office by a charitably disposed gentle
man for the use Of the poor.
The water was drawn from the Georgetown
level Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal to-day
to enable the company to make some repairs.
John Johns of Richmond, was admitted to
practice iu the Supreme Court of the U. s., to-
day.
James Gallaghan fell overheard accidentally
at King street wharf this morning, but was
soon rescued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
Charley Ross.

New YORK, March 6.-DetectiVc Wood
and the father of Charley Ross came to thi:
city, yesterday, upon information that led them
at first to believe that they had gained some
further clue to the missing boy. They. were
IN consultation with Superintendent Walling
last evening and told him the story: Superin
tendent WaliDg stated afterward that he hao
no opportunity OF investigating the facts II
the case and could not do so until to-day: Ht
added that neither he nor Mr.. Ross believed
after discussing the matter fully, that anything
would arise from it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
Conviction.

BURLINGTON, VI, March 6. The case oil
the United States, VS.. A. j. Crane, late COL
lector of Internal Revenue in the 3rd District
of Vermont, came on yesterday, before Judge
Shipman. Crane pleaded guilty to count
charging embezzement, as disbursing agent Of
the Government, and to one charging the
making of false entries as Collector A count
charging enbezzlement as Collector was nolle
prosed by the District Attorney. Judge Ship
man sentenced Crane to eighteen months i'm
prisonmeut in the Windsor county Jail, aud to
paw fine of $4,000. The case OF the Uuited
States against f. A. Jeuett, Deputy Collector
under Crane, and charged by him with taking
the money, was argued on demurrer to the
complaint Decision has not yet been rem.
dered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
Murder and Arson.

FONDA, N. Y, March 6.-This morning
smoke was discovered issuing from the banking
house of Hayes & Wells, at Jobnstown. An
entrance was effected and in the sleeping room
was found the charred remains of Edward
Yost, butcher, aged forty-tWo, who slep: IN
the bank. A diamond pin, valuable watch,
and large sum of money had been taken from
Yost by the murderer but no effort to rob the
bank had been made. There are no traces to
the perpetrator of the deed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06

Mr.. Armstrong, of Rockingham, opposed the prop
ostion of Mr.. Mackinnon and stated that in his
opinion the bondholders should agree to q compro-
mise, us the State cannot pay than three per Ct
Messrs. Critcher, Montague and Bagwell without
committing themselves upon tho Mackinnon scheme,
cOutrovcrcd the views of Mr. Armstrong and insisted
that the State would not repudia in any event, and
that she could pay than three per cent.
Mr.. Popham concurred with Mr.. Armstrong.
Mr. Mackinnoa said the Association he represented
would not in any event lend money to the State at
less that four per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
DIED.

In Olcott, Niagara county. N. Y, on Sunday
evening, February g. in the 65th year of her
age. MIS-. SAMUEL LOCKWOOD, daughter
of the late Edward Bates, of Fairfax co., Va.
Near Fairfax Ct House, on Tuesday, March
I'd, 1875, Mrs. ELIZABTH HARRISON, wife
of George Harrison, esq, aged q years
Near Centreville, Fairfax county, Febry D.,
1876, JOHN WIN. MITCHELL, aged rs years,
| month and 9 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
The Proposed Episcopal Bishops.

BURLINGTON, N. j., March 6.-The Stand
ing Committee of New Jersey Diocese, at a
meeting on February 18th, refused to consent tc
the conservation of Rev DR.. Jaeger as Bishop
of Southern Ohio. The papers OF Rev. DR..
DeKoveu had not been received.
PHILADELPHIA March 6.-Tbe Standing
Committee of the Pennsylvania Diocese has
refused to consent to the conservation of DR..
DcKoven as Bishop of Illinois. The Standing
Committee Of the Delaware Diocese has taken
similar action
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06

THE STEAMER SoU.-The steamer Sou ar
rived this morning from Baltimore-the first
trip on the route. She could have reached
here early last Dighl, but laid over at Gymont
to avoid encounte1ing,in the dark, the floating
ice above that point She is trim looking
and fast going boat, is suitably arranged for
carrying freight, and is nicely fitted up for the
accom- modatiou Of passengers. She is under
command of the same officers VINO rad charge
of the old Columbia, and will doubtless prove
as popular as that favorite boat was. She stops
at nearly all the landings that were last year
supplied by the steamer GeorgeanDa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
Methodist Conferences.

In the Baltimore Annual Conference of the
NJ. f. Church South, iu Washington, yester-
day. the question as to the character OF minis.
tiers was taken up, aud reports made from the
Lewisburg, Lexington and Roanoke districts.
A superannuated relation was granted to
Rev. John Hank.
The following named ministers were reported
10 answer to the question of the Discipline as
admitted into full connection: Lewis l.. Lloyd
Go,eib Meyer, James f. Williams W. +.
CaruGhers. Alfred H. Way, Vincent W.
Wheeler, W. NJ. Hiner ard Washington
Warner
The bishop then called up these ministers,
addressed to them fervent exhortatlon urg-
inr them to be faithful to their high calling,
aud impressing upon them some OF its most
Important requirements.
Rev. r. K. s. Hough reported the result Of
the examination of candidates of the second
years class, aud ministers who had before been
admitted to full connection were elected to
deacon's orders.
In the Baltimore Annual Conference of the
NJ L. Church, 10 Wiuchester the question,
who are the deacons of the second class r
was considered, and Messrs. H. France, j. G.
Starr, H. r. Savage, W. Mex. Hammack, S.
NJ. Alf,rI, H. c. Smith aud Z. f. Young
Were passed upon and approved.
The Rev. q. L. Dorsey was permitted to
withdraw because he did not deem himself
adapted to the pastoral work of the church.
w no have been elected aud ordained ell
ders! was next taken up, and Messrs. ?.
Vondersulth, }. Edwards, w. NJ. West, j. 2.
Wright. a. NJ. Courteuay, l.. G. Muller, j. B.
Hall and q. w. Cecil We're elected to elders
orders.
wv no arc the deacons of the first class ?"
was answered by approving the examinations
and character of Z. Wood, g. +. Weede, 4,
H. Haveuner, F. w. Shriues, E. s. Fort, j.
l. Walsh and J. Soper, of whom the bish hop
asked the usual disciplinary questions, which
were answered satisfactory, and IN connection
With which he addressed them in very solemn
and effective manner.
The Rev. Dr. Rust general secretary of the
Freedmen's Aid Society of the NJ. g. Church,
sent communication to the Conference 10
which it was urged that unless immediate as
sstance be given to the sixty teachers now en-
gagged in the work of ed ucatiLg the freedmen
Of the South the undertaking would suffer
greatly The paper was referred
he statement of the treasurer OF the Edu-
cation Fund Society Of the Baltimore Confer
ssnce' showed the principal receipts to have
seen $3.50. %, and the principal payments
s'oo4s; the income receipts IS, ~ %, and
income payments $6,l72.23. The total of as
,r's at par value was $ll6,7S "a, and the
ulafEet value sll9,04924.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
Rhode Island.

NEW YORK, March GA Newport, h. L.,
dispatch says: Governor Howard presented
report of Chief Constable Northup to the Sen.
ate, yesterday afternoon, relative to the official
interference of U. s. Marshal Coggeshall at
the recent seizure of liquors which we're under
the protection of the State. His speech has,
it is said, caused sensation throug bout the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
New York Bank Statement.
New York. March 6.-The weekly Bal
Pacific railroad.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 6.-When the House
was in committee of supply, yesterday, the
Premier on the Pacific railway item coming up,
took the opportunity to lay before the mem
bers the present condition Of this great work
and the future plans of the government 10 re-
". RAJ m il
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HORSE SALES. MIR. Geo. w. Harrison. O

HORSE SALES. MIR. Geo. w. Harrison. OF
this city, says he has shipped his iue young
stallion, Robert f. Lee, raised 10 this county,
to Col. Ira D. Locke, of New Hampshire, to
whom he has sold it for 81 500, aud that he
has purchased from that gentleman his young
6lly bristol Girl" whose name will be chang
ed to Lady Lee" that this young mare was
sired by the celebrated trotter "Ethen Allen;
also that Co.. Lockes object is to cross Vlr-
GINA horses with the trotters Of New Hamp-
shire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postoiice
March 6, 1875.
Persons calling for letters will say they are ad-
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Arlington, Chas 81 Jones, John K
Ashley, Polly Lewis, Miss julia,
Aery, FAC, 2 LaCross, Miss Ida
Bartle Miss Mary Monroe, John U
Brady, Mrs Emeline Msten, Mrs Mary.
Darlington, Lutha Norvel, Miss Bette
Croson, Mrs Mary A Pend eton, Miss M
Clayton, Thomas, col Penking Mrs Sarah
Davis, Edward Snyder, Mrs
Green, Washington Stonel, Vincent
Harris, Cornelia West, Mrs Sally
Jackson Richard Williams, Mrs Harriet
jackson, Miss Mary, 2
NH cit W.N. BERKLEY, P. M.
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Steamer Sou, Baltimore, to j Broders s. Co.
She reports the river entirely clear of ice below
Glymont; also the schr Criterion, from Norfolk,
with lumber for this port, as still ashore on
Dades Shoals.
Steamer FAIRY, Pennington, to Master
Among her freight was q large quantity of to-
bacco in hogsheads to be reshlpped to Baltimore.
She will run regularly hereafter should the
weather remain favorable.
Schr Matthias Dunnock, Washington, TO 6 7
Worthngton, to load with grain for Richmond.
SAILED.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Currioman, by F A Reed.
She took down large freight and full COM
plement of passengers.
Schr Isabella, Norfolk by j Armstrong
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
The Black Hills.

CHICAGO, March Ga special dispatch
from Sioux City says: At a meeting Of the
leading citizens and business men of that city,
last night, the Sioux City and Black Hills
Transportation Company with capital OF
100000 was organized. The object is the
transportation of men aud merchandise to the
Black Hills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
',1v11 R1GHTs.-The absence of white peo-

CIVIL RIGHTS.-Ihe absence OF white peo-
ple from the dining saloon of the steamer Key
mort, on Tuesday last, mentioned in yesterday $
Gazs,te. was due to the presence at the table
Of a sunnosed negro, but who, it was after
wards discovered, was an Indian. Capt War
rem has made arrangements by which the Civil
Rights law will DC the cause Of DO annoyance
to apy of the passengers on his boat 10 future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06

@I. 0. O. F.-The members of Sarepta
Lodge No. &C. will assemble at their hall on
Sunday, the It'll instant, at p. m, Tor the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of our late brother
Henry G. Mullen, from his late residence, NO.
No. 80, are fraternally invited to participate
j. NJ. HEIsLgY, n. g.
J. CALVIN SMITH, Rec Sec. NH Git
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06

PERSONAL Mr.. Lewis H. Lee, Of Orange
county, who has been on visit to his friends
in Alexandria, left for his home this morning;
| Mr. Lee is one of the most enterprlslng and
| successful young farmers in his section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
MARRIED..

At the residence of the brides father, Maple
Grove Guilford county, n. c., Monday, March
1st, 1875, K. CARY COVER former! y OF this
city, and Miss CHARLOTTE BANKS.
In Washington, on the I'd instant, W. Fl.
WRIGHT, Of Bloomington, ILL.,, and LAU RA
6. GEORGE, of Loudoun county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
Difficulty Adjusted.

LONDON, March g. -Intelligence has been
received here that the differences between the
first and second Kings Of Siam have been
satisfactorily adjusted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
COM Nj EKCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, March 6.-Wheat is
active and firm for best grades offerings of 642
bushels, with sales of choice lot Of white at
12s, and red at l20 for good, and ia. Us, l2t
and l2S for prime TO choice. Corn is active and
unchanged in prices offerings Of Gal bushels,
with sales of mixed at 81 and S. and yellow at 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 6, II a. N.
For the Middle States, increasing pressure
light northwest winds, colder, clearing weather
with heavy fogs tonight on the coasts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06

No wonder the people have confidence, when
the best physicians are prescribing DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup 10 all cases Of Cough, Cold, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-06

PROPERTY SALE.-Green & Wise, auction
ss's sold to-day for Robert L. Wood, the brick
o orpgpins No. Ash Wolfe street. near the corner
f., ' :ar. street, to John H. Baggett, ESQ.,,
sli f'eo; The other houses advertised to be
d The same time were Withdrawn.