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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-28

BOARDING AND DAY-SCHOOL.-
ID SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
No. 8 EAST GRACE STREET.
Mrs. MARIA l.. CARRINGToN principal KEY.
PIKE POWERS yiee-princpal The twenIy-fourtn
session Of this institution will begin on the ST pa
OF OCTOBER. 1875, and close on The sum OF
or TO West, Johus,ou & Co., booksellers. Main
street. Richmond, Va. ~ 13-3m
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DILL DEL P HI A, RICF. &sTfk
I MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ssaadladR
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY At 1sDNclec6.
Freight Gtken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProVi-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp ola Red Star anc American steamship lines,
ana bills OF ladng sisnec through.
W. P. PORTER, Agent,
1925 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE CO.
mhE2 No. II Sou th Whar:es, Pfiiladelphii.
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DRINCE EDWARD ACADEMY,
WoRsHAM, PRINCE EDWARD CoUNTl,NA

seven miles from Farmvilc aud one mile from
Hampien-s idncy Col'egeJ
JAMES 4. THORNTON. a. r.. PRISCH AL.
The next session OF this school begins on the lST
OF SkPTEMEER, 1875. and ends on Tie LON III
June. 1876 For circular or further particulars
apply to IN. principal or j. ID. EGGi .tSION, NJ.
d.. W0rsh" NJ PriGce Edward county: Va.
il l9-ec02m
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csptctllIlY, Ellie bAKKUT,
" Consular Agent of France

We believe Mr.. Barrot is the only consul
lar representative Of France in Virginia, and
in the absence Of any one to inaugurate
similar move in Richmond, we beg, in bis
name, to bring this publication to the notice
Of The metropolitan press, and that of The
State generally. France sympathized with
us in our great struggle, and we trust that
the response to this appeal will be made
with generous haud.--Norfolk Landmark
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CLEANING ARTI.lEs.
j EKsWAI.I4sssaN.,E KERx .II4,1 .-sr an
sAAbB, CosTs
ALASKA CLEANER
will make your warIs ,cot !. o..

ALASKA CLEANER. BIZ,
will make your walls look as II new.
NO more dirty window. glass, paint, Hoors, on.
the house. -Ans, "oou'
All metals easily cleaned. A trial viii convince
Ask yonr grocer or druggist for It. and take mo
Other. CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Agents,
RICHMOND. VA September g, 1874 ~
After testiRg The "Cleaner," for which yoniare
agent, we find il TO be all fhat is claimet for it.
fours very truly, sLoAT, CRosKLY & Co.
RICHMOND, September 5. 1874.
Dear sir,-1 he - A laska Cleaner " has been used
A. ns,y Mouse In cleaning knives, and forks, and
pnht wild entire satisfaction. Yours truly. =.
Stock and Exchange Broker and 8uctioneer.
Good agents wanted In every town.. Address
Jy2S-1t ALASKA CLEANER RoS go a
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAafmRS.

EOR NEW YORK THE Sin
l. Old Dominion Stea mshp Com pany's sszlatk S9sa
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
W u sail FRIDAY, July SOFA. at.1 O'Clock Z. ID.
Freight received until 2 o 'afork.Ml
Through bills OF iadins signed and goods Tor
1arded with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed:
Fare to New York, $12; Storage, 80; round
Trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. w. ALLEN u CO.. Agents.
Is 0Ss2t COMMANDS VI nrf. Roc ertS
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 27-Foon. Stocks active and
unsettled. States quiet AID unsettled Govern
ments dull aud unsettled. Gold. 114s. Money, IL
no loans. Exchange-Long. 4S7: snort. 49U.
EDeaing.-Money active at 394. Sterling quiet
and firm. Gold excited ut i l4g9l14E. Govern
ments-Little doing, but better. States quiet. -
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BALTIMORl

BALTIMORE. July Virginia 6Ts, peelers, 46
consols, So. West VIrgiDias, 81. n oFth Carolina
6's, old, 20: new. TO-. Bid. J2ss j, So. -
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ONE SET r"ADDLE'S hHDSoAh'
TIERS; --ss...-..... J.,
One ! 600 gr. sp. GRAVITY BOTTLE &C, in
case:
,G.TE MORTAR for chemical analysis;
! SET HERNsTEIN'S Notwithstanding
INSTRUMENTS. For sale by
-. 17.lsG J.BLAR, Druggist,
,o,o corner Broad and Ntnih streets.
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AN APPEAL IN BEHALF OF tbs FRENCH
SrFFEREKs.-Wc have received the follow.
ing IRON our excellent friend Mr. Barrot,
and give it this prominent place i'll order
that il may carry to the public our endorse
ment: NORFOLK, July 20, 1917.
"EHit0r Landmdrh: The Minister OF
Foreign Affairs OF France has sent inStruc-
tlous to all The consular agents of that Gov
crnment to open q subscription list in their
several agencies Tor the reception OF such
aid Us the generous people Of this country
might desire TO render towards relieving the
great distress caused in the provinces of the
Garounc by the unprecedented foods which
have so recently devastated that section OF
! France.
"Iu accordance with those instructions, as
the representative OF the French Government
for this State. would respectfully ask that
YOU would give public notice that sub.
scription list for this object has been opened
BY me at No. ljl, corner Of Main street and
Market.S1uare lat the office Of MesSrs. Tay-
lor, Elliott & Watters). Parties living away
from the city, in other sections of the State,
DESTROYS Of aiding, can send to my address
in money.orders their contributions, which
will I've promptly acknowledged, and the
press of the Safe will greatly oblige By
giving publicity to this appeal.
"Yours respectfully, Ellie BARRoT,
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nna1ss. MEDICINES. Mc.

INVALID AIR. PILLOWS AND CUsH-
4 IONS to be had at s,us,o.a -s
uor. waTEk BAGS and lNDIA-RUBBER
CLOTH 10 be had NJ s.,,ro .-
BATTING SeONGES and sPoNGE-bau 10 W.
na' d. MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
FLESH.BRUsHrS and FRICTION STRAPS 10
NC A"o 90 MEADE & AKER'S drugstore.
TRAVELLERS Observation-Disclosures an0'
FLASkS T. be hada ,.
SUPPORTERS and TRUSSES, OF the most ap-
nroyed STYLES, 10 be had at - ,
MEADE u BAKERS drugstore.
IMPERIAL GRASUM and PREPAkEc
WHEAT, for infants. TO be had at
" MEADE & BAKERS drugstore,
s1,nrrr nFp-RSaCrS FOR BOYS and GIRLS
tn, 9l9 Main street.
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r OEFLUND'S LtEBIG'S) INFANTS
| 4 FOOD and MALT EXTRACT GERMAN
Inv, Unable for Children at this season. Also, arrow
ROOF, hac4hout des Arabes Aestls,s Parnna' Scotch
S ,Uen n,,',i 60 l.. WAGNER, Drugvist,
oa at n ar 49, Sixth aud Broad streets.
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DESIGNATIONS d PARTNERsHIPs.

THE FIRM OF W. P. SMITH & co. is
| l. dissolved this day by mutual consent W.P.
smith having purchased the interest of F. Anthony
sssumes all the debts aud Liabilities Que by the firm
and is The only person authorized to use the name
OF the firm Ia recepting for all accounts &C.. due
| to the trnl.~ - go W. +. SMITH W.
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nIa-DRESSED ,@s" - !. .5gss,r4i !
4. cHAMoIs SKINS. r.. -

ol-dressed CHAN0Is SKINS. the best article for
Carriages Pianos, and all highly polished surfaces
just received and I0r sale ny -, - : -,
-1y 20 = - u . a-1s.f z. 1915 Main street
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ykoou-;rs pnsre.-J, Q. e Co., BIC. Is, r., zSt.
A;mc ase.:K. q Co., 24e,i T. e., 25e.i Anchor
S7S;L g Ca aee.i Gel gu 2se' -
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4},rI,n1o,4d llspatfh,
,.o,,, charlottesville.

x JULY Is. 1915.
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I'll eel of nv purlner | will carry on at the same
nlnce of business. No. "a Seventeenth street. u
Gin AND LOCKSMTTH BUSINESS, and take
mis- occasion TO thank my friends and The public for
their liberal patronage In the past and ask for err.
,lnnsnce Of Tie same -, 49,. W.P. SMITH u
RIci1sI0Sn. lime 20, 1875. jy 2S-3t*
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Good agents wanted In every town sdd,o.s
jy2S-1t ALASK 4 Ct. EANEP paSsa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
St. Patrick's Day.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The Irish lit
erary, Beneficial and Temperance Societies as
sembled on Broad street early this morning
with music and bauncrs, and after several hours
delay 10 forming, the procession line commenc-
ed its march for the celebration Of St. Patrick 5
Day. The Temperance Division was so i'm
meuse that it was divided into eight sections.
The National Division was composed of several
military companies and gallowgIasses. 1t is
estimated that over 10000 persons are 10 the
procession, including a great number Of boys.
One band styled Father Matthew Cadets,
is over 5000 strong. The display Of regala
and banners rendered the procession very at
tractive and spectators crowd all the streets
through which it passes. The weather was
fortunately clear and pleasant though high
wind caused the banner bearers much trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
Stabbine on ShipbOard.

BALTIMORE, March l7.-Last evening three
sailors on the Italian bark Giuseppe Emman-
ulle, which arrived in this port yesterday, and
is lying at Lower Canton, were permitted
ashore Returning on shipboard about twelve
o'clock, all mad from drink, they rushed with
drawn knives Oh b. N. Gray, custom house
officer 10 charge of the vessel, who, to save his
life, took refuge on an adjoining ship. The
drunken sailors then made an assault on the
crew on deck, during which Francisco Tom
berias, one of the drunken men, plunged q
knife into the breast of his brother, also a
sailor on the EmmaDulle, inficting mortal
wound. The fracas was only ended BY squad
of police who were sent on board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
LOCAL RREyErIES.

A young man who paid S. to Madame Flor
ence, the fortune teller, to tell him where c1n-
cealed treasure was hidden, received the lntor-
NATION be sought, but thong n be and his
friends have been digging up all the ground IN
the neighborhood of the designated spot, has
as yet been unable to find the ingots.
The report of the death, on her farm, near
Georgetown, OF Mrs. Karney, lady well kuoWn
in this city, is incorrect. She is not only alive
but is in the enjoyment of excellent health, and
no one is more gratifed at the incorrectness of
the runor than herself.
Fouks, the coored murderer Of the Herndon
family, will be hung at BrentsVille on Friday
next. A large crowd, it is expected, will be
present upon the occasion. Many persons
from this city will witness the execution of the
death sentence.
The wharves of all the coal agencies 10 this
city are being put in order for the reception
aud shipmeut Of Cumberland coal, but unless
Mr.. German makes reductions 10 last year 5
rates of freight on the canal, but little coal will
come here this year.
In the House of Delegates on Monday, Mr..
Hunter presented petition OF citizens OF
Frederick couoty for a law to prevent the cii-
zens of Winchester from voting for certain
county officers, &c.
On Saturday last a little son Of COL Chaplin,
of Culpeper, was accidentally shot in the feshy
part of his arm by the discharge of a gun 10
the hands of his brother while they were out
shooting
The Mas burleSque opera troupe, to COM
mence a two nights engagement here next
Friday, is one of the best companies Of the
sort ever organized.
Kite flying is carried to such an extent that
dayiigh. does not afford sufficient time for in
diligence in the sport, and it is prolonged far
into the night.
Able-bodled men, who complain that they
cannot get employment 10 the city, should HE
themselves to the country, where laborers are
in demand at remunerative wages
The popular and we'll kept hotel of Mr.. j..
B. Red a, BreulsviIle, will in consequence Of
the civil rights law, be conducted hereafter on
the boarding house plan.
Double daily trains arc to be placed on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad at a very early
day.
The Culpcpcr Times contradicts the report
that any disease is prevalent among the horses
in that county.
Terms of the u. S. Circuit and District
Courts will be held 10 this city, commencing on
the I'd of April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
The Markets.

NEW YORK. March l7.-Stocks dull. Money
4. Gold l55. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat dull and unchanged Corn dull and
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March T.-Virginia IS, peelers,
SO: Virginias, consolidated 534; West Vas. lOs
Cotton quiet low middlings l5ssl5s;. Flour
stosdy and unchanged: Wheat Western
strong; Southern quiet; No. 1 Western amber
lisa $50; No. 2 do. l25sl26; mixed do; l22; No.
mia red l2Osl22; Maryland red l20sl2S; do;
amber 1870; do. white 1z0.lSo; No. 2 Spring red
ll2all5. Corn quiet; Southern white 8ls82
Southern yellow 3d. Western mixed S25; Oats
quiet and steady; Southern 68 u; Western
white 66a67 Western mixed IS: Rye dull and
unchanged. Hay frmer and higher; Pennsyl'
vania and Maryland l9sS23. Provisions strong;
Butter easy, with downward tendency good
to extra fine Western tubs and rolls 2Oa26c.
G, flee dull and nominal. Sugar quiet at losa
lO4. Whiskey quiet at 1l4all5-lstter price
generally asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
From Cuba.

New YORK, March ia morning paper
says mail advices from Cuba state that letter
received in Havana, March llth, from Sagna,
states that Col. Bonilla captured rebel hos
pital, near Cbambas, on the 9Th inst, contain,
ing about eighty wounded soldiers, yearly all
of whom were Spanish deserte1s, and ordered
them to be shot, which order was Immediately
executed. This act explains more fully why
Pope Gonzales and the other rebel chiefs Ill
The neighborhood Of Sagna and Remedies have
determined upon general massacre ard bon
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Flood In the Delaware

PORT JERvIs, March l6.-At six o'clock
this morning large shop whistle summoned
the people to look out for the food, informa-
ton having been received that the ice had
swept through every barrier above here aud
was coming rapidly with ten feet Of water to
this place. The ice left Pond Eddy, twelve
mills west, at SIS a. NJ, and was expected
here at seven. At seven the water was rising
here very rapidly, and King street was mum
dated A large charge of nitro gycerine was
Delaware railroad bridge, three miles west of
here, was swept away. The food was coming
with iDconceivable force, aud the inhabitants
fed 10 confusion from the flats. At u. N.
King street was flooded and the gravest danger
to the entire village was apprehcnded, but at
8. 40 the gorge broke and the ice commenced
floating down the river, and the water, which
had inundated the lower portion OF the place,
began to fall probably thirty blocks were ~
undated and some houses carried OFT. AS far
as heard from no lives were lost The Barrett
bridge was swept away. The railroad bridge
FROM above came floating down with irreslstl-
bic force, and swept the bridge away as II 1t
had been reed. The Suspension bridge,
eight miles below, is now doomed.
PORT JERVIs, March l7.--About three
hundred houses in Port Jcrvis, proper, be-
tween the railroad and the river, were more or
less damaged by water. many OF them Tiled to
the second story. Owing to the ample warn
ing given by the authorities no lives were lost.
All the large shops Of the Erie Railway Com
pany had more or less water in them, but no
great damage was done. The chief engineer
of the Erie railway has started for the location
of the Delaware bridge TO arrange Tor some
temporary structure for crossing the river.
PORT JERvIs, March l1-l2. 80 p. m:-Ihe
scene at Germantown, on the river bank, beg
CARS description. The ice is piled GU the shore
in many places thirty feet high, and in pieces
weighing thirty tons. About twenty small
houses and some shanties have been torn to
pieces. and about two hundred there are filled
with water to the second story. 1t is reported
that one man was killed. His name has not
vet been ascertaincd. Four Of the five spans,
IN all G22 feet, Of the Delaware railroad bridge,
are gone, leaving one span on the New DIRK
side. The piers are all unframed The bridge
cost 500, 900, and was finished in the spring
of 1872. Chief Engineer Chanute hopes 10
pass trains over on temporary structure 10
week or ten days. A ferry will be established
to morrow for transferring passengers The
debris of two bridges caught fast on Van Noy's
Island three miles below, thus saving the
tower Of the Suspension bridge. The damage
to the Barrett Bridge Company is about SIS,
900, and the other losses 10 the village are
about $4,000 more. The river is now going
down, and the danger is over About twenty
five small frame buildings nearest the river, IN
Port Jervis, are totally wrecked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
louisiana.

BosroN, March 1.-THE Committee on
Federal Relations of the Legislature, to which
was referred the Louisiana outrage resolutions
when they were submitted 10 that body, made
two reports yesterday. The majority submitted
the following Resolved, That the joint Com
mittee on Federal Relations to which was refer
red SO much of the Governor message asrelates
to the action of the United States troops in
Louisiana 10 January last, also the resolutions
of the House and Senate and Of the sister States,
having carefully considered the same are of the
opinion that any act of the national government
in opposition to the Constitution of the United
States ought to be denounced, but that 10 view
Of all the Developments Of the case and of the
arrangements recently entered into between
the different parties to the controversy IN Louis
lana, would respectfully submit that it is mex
pedieut to legislate upon the subject. A mi
nority of the Committee deemed it their duty
to acquit the President and military officers i'll
command in Louisiana of having attempted to
do other than their constitutional duty to main
tain the public peace, protect the rights of ctl-
zcns and secure obedience to the laws, but In
asmuch as efforts are making at the present
time to adjust the difficulties in that State,
they report that no legislation is necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
Ice In the Susquehanna.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March 1.-THE ice in
the Susquehanna river here broke up slightly
at s o'clock last night and then remained sta
riouary until l.3O this morning, when it broke
up with terrible crash and passed down rap
idly until 2. 80, when it gorged several hun
dred feet below the bridge, and still remains in
that condition. The river is twenty-six feet
above low water mark aud within three feet of
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South Carolina.

New YORK, March ia Herald dispatch
from Columbia, s. G., says the Legislature
convened in joint extra session, yesterday, to
investigate the charges Of the Joint committee
against State Treasurer Cardozo Cardozo 5
counsel applied for time for preparation OF an
argument, which was granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
Floods.

PoUGuKEEpsIE, N. Y, March 1.-The
waters OF Wappinger's, Fishkill, Fallkill and
other creeks 10 Duchess county are rising rap
idlv, aud the ice foes are commencing to move.
The large tresrlo bridge of the Duchess aud
Columbia railroad, at Gleuham, is endangered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
From Spain.

MADRID, March lit is rumorcd that
General Elio has abandoned Don Carlos cause.
Advices from the North state that nine battal-
ions of Carlists made nj ght attack upon the
town of Zudugaray, but were repused with
great loss after two hours fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
COMPULSORY Education.

PoUuHKEEpsIE, N. Y, March 1.-THE
first enforcement of the compulsory education
law in this vicinity occurred at Flshkill village
yesterday, where several boys were arrested by
constabes and forced to enter the district
school house. More arrests are to occur to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
From Brazil.

RIO JANEIRo. March lG.-An extraordinary
session of the Brazilian Legislative Assembly,
called for the purpose of considering the budget
and the disorder in the country, convened to-
day. The spcech from the throne Was delly-
cred by the Emperor in person.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

THE JAlL.-Dr Gibson and Messrs. John
West and George E. French, the committee
appointed by the court for the purpose, made
an inspection of the Jail this morning, and found
everything about it 10 excellent condition. The
late improvements had been executed accord.
ing to the contracts; the prison is clearly and
safe, the prisoners cared for properly, and the
Office and keepers portion of the building all
that could be expected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

r OST, this morning on or about the 1shwharf,
- MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
drafts and papers, valuable only to the owner.
Amongst others were drafts ON the Corporation
of Alexsndria-two of them payable to Beck
ham s. Lee, and one to Geo. a. Mushbach--
payment on which has been stopped. reward
OF SIS will be paid for the return of the book and
contents to me.
NH l7-3t j. h. McGRA w.
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Fire.

ATLANTA, Ca, March ia destructive
fire occurred this morning in White Hall street.
G. W. Jackson, confectioner, Paul Jones,
liquor dealer, and others, were burned out.
Lvss, $3.50, 1000 about 5000 covered by IN
surauce The origin-of the fire was accidental.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

the bottom of the bridge, which was in imml-
nent danger, and will, in all probability, be
swept away. All communication with the OPP
posite side of the river has ceased as the
bridge is deemed insecure. Ooe railroad and
two foot bridges at Pittston were swept away
last nipht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
Political.

BURLINGTON, N. j., March l7.-Hamiton
Mcdowell. democrat vas elected mayor OF this
city yesterday, also the entire democratic ticket
This is the first time in six years that the de-
mocrats have carried the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
SUDDEN DEATH William Burch died sud

SUDDEN DEATH. William Burch died sud
denly at his residence, on the canal road near
Green Springs, above Georgetown, yesterday
morning He jumped from the bed to dress
himself, fell to the aoor and died Immediately
of heart disease. He was fifty years OF
age, and about thirty years of that time he
passed in the Richmond, Va, Washington and
Albany penitentiares for various crimes: His
alias was Bill Mortimer. He was we'll known
10 this city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
The TiItOn-Beecher Suit.

NEW YORK, March l7.-When the Court
opened this morning all parties to the suit were
present, as we'll as large number Of ladies.
Assistant pastor Halliday resumed the witness
stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
COPIRT.vERSBTI' NOTICES.
X 0 p A K T N L r S Fl I

10 p A K T N L 4 S Fl 7 9.
The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partn ersbp under the name ano firm OF
w. A. JOHNSON & CO.,
for the purpose of conducting the
POTOMAC FRESH AND SALT Fish
BUSINE SS
in all its branches, at the old stand OF w. A.;
Johnson Fish wharf, and all orders entrusted
TO them will receive their special attention.
Their we'll known reputation in the above bus
mess is offered as an iAducement TO customers,
who may depend on getting what they order
w. A. JOB NSON.
w. JAVINS.
w. H. SMITH.
mar6-3m u. b. PRlCE.