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This following instruments Ucro n!ed for record
Thurst!ty, March 0:
crrY PROPERTY.
Greenwich at. 219ft OF Hoyns at, At, 2txloo 1
ra'oa % t st ioit.o Of Ksiie ~, /. s;iis1S 4''
rramSaT rs dssia sy yo ii !; Il si1y fon road. ~"
un4l n Of Triangle 3GH1li3 a-101ll3 It.
nioess eia' aiia saa 81 E:i:i: md 6:i Ghitaso
aattd Gsfs5 is.tisaisi i. Wight 10 Frsa. ~,
pfemsr t S oi ciicaso aswi ii:a9i. ''
dstotl Ful. IT,. LOO
81 7-i5liooH IT, datod s.rcli 7............ 1900
jackson st: II v e6rncr Loumss It, ! /: st-lox
IT as1ia5 It, .lateti s1nseh $500
West Huron q, so u Of tAuccln 1T, n I, TAX
rUss1ea =! % i xs;isi Il, ai.iia '''ss
n;saex;y ~ y ~. T..s Ss;' ohio va'i soo
roi1..t % ' & sis Thrtynr. 50 s5.ioo '
veS.9s1 s!eS a. 'a5;n s 4 q Orchard 81:
nstts1d { iss 4. Western ~. /, Xi 's'0
otas4es W ~ 10 N r1:ai;:ioari' :ioi '0'
loo1i2s Il, with sooalas fl III same block.
centsai FIJI :, id ., lvcat; ,th It, 40o
1ooal2a v10 9s. dated Feb h2s............... 1000
'ass,s nM s95 M q Thrtyseseuth IT .oa1
unso'n i: = i Il w:inut: Il. /. uaividod '''
Of s9aloo q, dated AaEeh 1.........,..,. 1850
25xi2a y, dated March g.. ..:.......,..,,.. 800
.1Iatt.sF gt, 1856 S-lD It = Ut uaisted st, . /,
= b.l7s1ls u, dated March s..,............ e,ooo
iRfa1ley 4, 17s + Q ot Roble at, I, 2s1l1dfs,
,dAtod March .......................... 3uoo
'aou1A or CITY LAt1S, WITHIN RADIUS oY AILIa
ot CQulT-HuUaE.
barry ", 147 II o Of Waubuu ay, 4, 20o111Btt,
dated March l1ooo
MOUTH u1rT L1MrTs, WITHIN RADIUS or NlLka
..-..... or EbpnT.ApusK.
Ffty.third at, ia 4 Of Cornell 1t. n I, 2A1lso
c,snp wi ~, 70 Il . oi fcrty.irsi i: ao1 '''
7tA. datsa March v.........,.............. 2,sss
0aHell 81, so II OF Fifty .tsat 1t, T. 2oxl2sH
It, das0d May q, lB75 observation-disclosures, 40
wtAE u clfT LIMITS, WITHIN 4 nADlus or A1Lxa
0T coUAT-HoU9k.
.Wett FoHy-dtth ct, . v cor Of Augusta 1T, Of,
15lx3uQ II. datsd July l. 1875. T0o
, 1876-03-10

Bf4EAbsTuFfS.
FEDul-Was 1u!rt. with no particular change In
prices. Tbs purchasing was all done by local dealcs
shippers holding of. Aaies wero reported Of 80 brIa
winters at fd.uo; LBS bsls aprtng s1ttas. chiefly
at Sl,0c@t7s; 10 bsls spring superAnes vt
$3.OOQSJ.o5: and 70 lsls ryo hour Il f.1s.
Total, 1,a95 brlz. Tho market eIosoA notntaally
at tho following sHuga OF ps1ce4: Choice wtnser
ox.ras, {J5097 80; common to good do t41eesst0;
spring extras, s.. .oof 440 good dc. ehotce
d. {J00@5.2s; patents dc, s9.sba7s, ;aSinneaota,
S4,75ae.2a; spring supcrhnes, p.oHal6o; r,a aour
14tvQ3t,25: buckwheat do. $3.oe83.su.
DaAN-1Yes quiet aud steady 1t the recent range of
prcxg Sales wero ~ tohs at 900 trsck, md 10
tons from wintar wheat A. t106o to arrive.
Mtpp1M1s-gases were 10 tons at tl3.oo on track.
Coxa-AIxAL-Bals was reported Of 10 tona coarss At
s1s.so on track. .-...
about Ho Abovo tho closing aguree Of Thursday.
though rxthee weak carly. Tho conditions ware not
sppaTsatIy favorable " higher pEtess :. ths taet oi
va va sasssss sssd Il "da bus not luotably lo*s'
@ fSS Wha L va ~ inferred .s tae 5oi So
morsd 70 % ssye been seeeve from the ohor lido q
stsenst ot at liz local sbois took hold moro feel,
towards noon, the market previously having bee ltslt
a ~ @sss s. ~.
Of the country roads be.pg described - slmpJ hor.
rb!e," but Tho accun,ulatlors aoug the Minnesota
shore q the Miss,.spri viii 5000 10 available, AZ
nots lss the Visible supply 10 ralortsd 70 h.ve tn.
creased s0OO bn durng llAt weef, Instead Of dimih.
ish!n4., ~ was e1reoted. II should, however. fo
remembered. that most of th!a augment
IL probably duo 10 Tho bringing forward Of boaitoas
3nt0 Now York Aasbor ~hieA wero net previously
counssl because they wero hidden In out pftho va,
nooks. The quantity actusly on hand 1t ths princi
pal points IL probably aass than It Wa uoek ago
shipment, snd afnef. md there was m inquiry for
rsther largo lot OF sesssroom II low 1ate 10 ate
wheat out on the opening Of uaytgstton, Beltr May
to 3l0ig;, and advanced 10 el,u3, c1osn9 it Al9lJ
Seller AMI sola :. ss99she, closing - ths out.aa 70
9s,: closing Il s1Ho; aud Gtltedged receipts af d
, 1876-03-10
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALCoHOL-W'as steady al $9.l0.
un00Ar-CORN-TaA steady Under moderate In
quiry. Choco husl oHtS1oc; No, 2 t1url, 1H6oc;
choico medium. 7@7Nc; good medium brush, GO
6Xc; fa!r tnsIdo aud cosers, 59ohc; inferior, "a
ago; crooked, 3zec.
DUTTEN-The market s&ill occupies avery firm
position. Tho receipts do not come up to the trade
requirements nd for fancy grades higher figures
tllan quoted below arc ohtainnbls shippers eocurn
the bulk Of tho offerings and ths hoas trndo tskea
what ia left. We quote: Choice to fancy yellow, $40
DC: medium to good grades, 2t92hc: Inferior to
common, 13Qsl8o; common to choice roll 1GG39Sc.
DAGGIN0-Thore was nothing noro tllan n,oder-
ale movement Ia s ctasa Of goods aud former quo
tations wcrc no moro than sustained. We re-
peat ctr 1!st: s!ark A. 2skc 1eviaton, 25c: Mon-
taup, 7te: OntnIto, 25e: American A. 1lc Amoakeag
eaXc; Otter Crook, &c; bullar bags, 4:bu, 14H@
15ko; do, bu, 1sk@16Hc; gunnica. single, 1869
loo: do, double. 2a32ac.
CHEEsE-1semains Gr1n. Within tho past ten dsys
fu5 5000 boxca hsro cen purchased hcrs for direct
shipment to England. uhich, together with froc sales
10 tho 1ocnl and Western trade, hAa made very per-
ccptiblo impression tho stock In sore and has fur
ther strengthened te vicss Of holders. We repeat
quotations: Choice to fancy factory, l2k@13Eo
COAL-Wns in snlaN demand at nominn!ly unct,aug-
cd tees ~ fenasn ~ e 10 :, o
Valley, $3.50: 1ndlsn. block 500; Baltimore 4 Ohio,
DEEssEn Iioas-wcro qaIet The receipts wero
very light aud thcrc wns itle inquiry. tho weather
being un,ayoabls & foF shipping Sales wero reported
F1Bu-Mackorel rcna!n fsrrn ewing to seanty aup-
rlies Herring also aro in snoderate stock aud ste
Trade remains 4uict for Thu seasnn Of tlo year.
No. vhttsiish' H.brl, s5.oo; No. Do, 400; No
X-prl. 3s.ooSaa3: famIl, uackesol. trI se.as@e6o;
@ sPss sSss .n, vi H. sss isa S baah 'y yyos. s
lsf.lns. aPilt, sr's. 1soot!sSs;, ae H:s,!; s!;as
do K-btl. ta.soao.7s; sealcd hurriug rer box, 49c
No. ! herr!ng, i1o: columbia Rlsor salmon, H-br!,
FRUITS AND Nurs-Thoro was a moderately
eetive market 1t shout steady agurea: Wo 4uote:
,'ss e%; %.a,s E ys Issts g:
l,yers. new. sa1o32fn: iooso aiuscaei. nov. s3ioa
@ IT, xssssa nss sppis ss ss
EsM apps., l.alohs; pescasa hslxes , 13XSIse; 20,
gons, i9X9aoo Nares walhuia. nav, iesl7s
aiGc nrazils, iogioxo: pecana. Texas, lIE@lsHo;
Wilmington pesnQts, S<asHo; Teaaetsea peanuts, 90
d,iEEa % 11it. o,u and 1suona ve,o firm,
10 aypathy with Now York, wherc tho arrivals hayD
TINS far been small ths seascn The usnsl Importers
being unwilling nuatln IN Import. last Bea0onb bla
luesa hayinG provAl 40 dsaatroua- Bono arc holding
taek hoping the European eaiers will oonaiga to!r
@ ~ anfs 1s ssna o1sss s.
common oranges t45o95.sO per bog; letnoas. SAko9
UHOCinI IEB-Corrces rero weak .anl Xc iowrr
BuHaIs s!ru1s, Inolsaa, rico. and most other lne.
ware hid :. asa.iy ngura There WIS afals business
It1cE--langoou, eH@eNo; osrolIna, 7a1Ac: Lou
| tstann, GH@7Ac.
choice 10 fancy Tio 3la2lao; sooti 70 primo un.
| ta2lGo: common TO fAiE. 9oNsN4c; toaatnR. l8't@
, 1876-03-10
COMM MERcIAL,

Ths following ware The zeoeipts Aud shipments Of
ths lsadinx &rea Of produces IN this city during the
swepsy -four houn ending ii o'clock On Thursday
, 1876-03-10

--s..-.aas-. .4s'.s..@a 4s'.s.. -.
=.
hs4 fAh9 tns5attlort. Tbs foa'oainR Que*atona "1l
about oossE sae Transactions foF' thS ds5s s!ol14
for fojectn spring St!o241f7 fof unaraaea sps1ne;
el.07@1.0a for No. ChtcsEo; sl.oe0tn Tor NO.
wr,.trn: maj n for No. M,]vuuteo b, l,s4a}.s7
for No, i sprina; sl.lo@l.es for winter rci
w wss.stn, s scsso fo. sa.e. s' Ii. ,us,as prioe
M ,et s..,e. .sa s.sass for oasa. Il bond p,ss,
dui snl uneh'ng'd Corn fair'5 setlvo. without d.
ss.s. sss nass ~ sas e %
r,,doa nnv vrn.,,rn r,i~n5 ta.. Tar ncv ra.lo>,
ssss sss ss ss %s's's ~s III 6. -.
for old Western mixed. Oats nore active; q shade
nrner; ss1oa Of bu At t!a'es for mixed we.t
nsaa.ns NO. I'm '1o9 ~ ner aots 80
pno,u1osa-Midalea nfm Il laN0lso for long clear.
Lard stet.ly eaies Of 100 tcs At Slad2h for primo
.e.n; :. u. nm. call sor M..sh .las, ~.s taa .aa
sls.d7 nafea; for April sls:e,H wv b'd ana ss;'o
wa bid md t1Ioo sskcd; for July 2so tes so!d i
s'.:o!1. ,,.... ..v, .r. :. =, o,,<.., .,,r.,.
anocEn1ss- -3uRar-slartet heivy, With uoior.to
inquiry; fir 70 sssa s.aaas eas!sa It 7xss
Market quiet; v!tbon. decided change; Rio quoted a.
isslse Ia gold; Msrseaibo :: i7910o In gold Te'-
49, n.,.. s.s5t .s ,,sa,s.as,, .,~,... ,.., a
esyio.
IN The A,.oetattl 1rs4..l
17a1s1a iTah aad1n f%tnrcs c,osnl oteoy ta,sa
Anal, iuai5 fsao: Nav. il 5fcc: june ia g1gc: Jnly
II a;r1 RI ~ ~: nunss n thirraii n n ''
FInnsN1it.jo ,,etiar rennsst ~ for srport md Aous
sc receipts 100 b's; Mo T. sosa,' i supeE Ia
nvt-. aEtaH ro,1 a. otcrc a If. rsbtie
xhs2' s.Is, ss,;s55s: II. oaie; s.sSs53s /;
6nA1s-Wnc,s Tather moro steady; iia1s better
70 sood caeass :p;s
St.2l@l2o: No. Sdo nominslIy tl.0s9l.l0; No. Mil
ber Winter sses.crn. SIS W6.s d. si.is. Ryo auot;
Stats. BuAa5o; Western 7S s9s: Canada In bond BI@
&C. ' 2t I'd Vat ass; a 9st u1 e,
sssss sss sses DC sasa I sRs
en- nsa Sa3s, r." ysSS e.
saaao fiE.ner: weatorn mirod md stato. $50;
"l;s Ms2%s;s.a;; Dc: :.ti;;s; :hp,,ne, 7sasoe.
g;S :oaa as1 .1 n onanr
1s@,ac in gold; cargoea, is3lso in sotd. Sugar
sn!s 1t!a, .na hs;yy; tsr TO- ao21 rsaasns 5Hg
i6 so.s:es1Ner Orleans aaist iofss1 eshS1
fETnoLrv4-Quies, but firm; csudc, axo: refined.
l4e; eaaes, !dHt99lc; naphths. We
SraAlNxn nra1N-oulet: sl.eoGsI LES.
] Eaas"oai.: wesssfo isaioe; e stat. ind rcnn,y
Faa, isMs; c,, o,, x,a m .,., ~,
April; s1o.2o Nay Dressed hogs -weassrn. loa1o.;c
nsef nshsngea cat mea'.@Weats5a 4nst nldaes
qmst leg leg csat western. lanc; eity 90, 1so: hrd
'1ne: slt.ozH Sn'ys ,,,o,., s..,. o,,,-.
, 1876-03-10

with afgocs Of sotldtnsd Hatae consigned 10 the M.
tesdhaAra IN thts e1tY Among tho ves.aels th.t
arrived rsstcsdsY md tho Day bstoFs wctr .e Anna
Of Bhcboyaa, L, ". Ferry, Di;,c Hell, 8rccess
Ionea, snA Eapanols. All t'tcac vesacIs como fror.
EhttoygGn md Mau!townc.
, 1876-03-10

11Acon, csHli; .....,93.taoE :..: i31E9d3 iu6!5Ll
11Ho seller harcls, boxed; RreeN hams, l2Mt4>1c;
Exeot-plcklcd do, laN4l3hc; chlnbsrAnas.
OF seller March long-cut hams, i3A@iat<c, box"l
tscon lfams, 134A14Hc.
NnrAuE-Was ruitt At 7Gl9t. .-...
l,EEF p1iODuGrH-Wese stcady and 1uiee NJ $o.75
Gl0.1o for mess, $lU.7ts1l.uo for uxtFa lness, ad
{!3.a01s24.u1 for hama.
TALLnw-Was quoted a '9}s9ske.
, 1876-03-10

hsH. Tho Elpply was prstsy ovxu,y divided bstwsan
local buyers and shippers, It $50 10 for h&oon
graes Il ~ for poot 10 good packing hogs,
and a. ts.sNa10oo for fair 70 fanny heavy ahIpp0K
Resdes, At tho oataite quotation u. John b brown
averaging 31s IL. This Il tic Highest point pTioes
Aaya Attained thIA season. Tho taArtattloaed dra.
, 1876-03-10

New 1onK, March 0.--aold opened 1t l1Ats and
tlused at ll4E. Carrying rates, to 3i6.
Governments wcru strong.
1lalrosd bonds wern ff1n and In good demand.
9taea securities Nefc iu
At tho Stock Exchango busIness was confined mort
~ 10 IAko Shore, Western Union, and Pacific Mail.
Dutade hoso shares tho market dull. Lake shoro
WAS strong. Western Union and faclho Mali wore
about aseady. oLios advnnced q, ana Union Pacific
declined to :ts, closing at 1ai Canton declined to
<1H and a. tho co4o rallied 10 43 bid, and 43 a8keit
Tero was rnthcs more than usal ono in long seicrs
options to-day, generally sixty days. chiefly u We,tern
Union mud Iake Shore, about 10 S urtef tho price IN
regular w&y. TRANSACTIONS s,lsrcs, Of which,
19n0o raAoar.i1 600 Western Union. 81 600
I1kn Shoro, 5000 Oiios, ni,d 1000 Michigan Central
Money market cary; 334.
Primo mercantile paper, 4K95H.
Custom recctnts, &Js5,000.
Tho Assistant Treasurer dlsburscd s1o4,ot0.
Cloarings, {12, ,001,000.
, 1876-03-10

B1lEEF-The1o Waa gookl dctnand fEam thippers,
but tho homo trade not do!ug much, and prcos
were scarcely 1ttn ~ dtttng Tho preceding two
days. Hales 1t a 03G35 fOF pour 70 e1trA. Fair
u good do<ks sold n .158Bl, And chqtcc II &56o(9
, 1876-03-10

Apssta& Dss,ssssA 70 ~ nAtaaes fst1aas4.
new YokK, March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rsthsF
moro stsady; ruodar1te export snd homo tsada do
zsAa1 sales ooo ba 1t fns Nos v aukss, fre4h
receipts snd $t,s tor prime No. Milwaukee In stare,
, 1876-03-10

city Railway, Honth Sit1e.....
City Railway, 'We+s Side tex.
ulf%}s
City 1tailway, Vest 6idct s
,TNr cent certificates. .......
City Railway, North Side. ....
Traders' Insurance Company
'ChS1nbDr Of Commerce. ......
Chicago uA+Lsht and Colo
Oan,pn1ly..............,,.,.
E1pesitlon stock.
, 1876-03-10
eleatiugs wero 81. .Uo, ,1W.
GOVERNMENT BuSDB.
lrcennAeks wtrs B7s@As7a{o On tho dollar In gold.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Chicago City 7 q ct. 1,onds....
Chicago City 7 u Ct. sewerage.
Chicago City 7 Y ct. water loan
Cook County 7 y Ct. bonds
{snoftl ............... .,..
Cook County 7 y ct. bondh
{lonRt ts......s...s..........
West I'2Ek 7 y Ct. toutIs......
LOCAL SIC
, 1876-03-10

esa pork VA active and stronger cloa!n8 At s214o
for April and S.2.35tana7H for May. saiaa 1850
bsla At ssl.56a2A41 for April $4lS@12G0 for May,
End $22,7s@s22.77h for Juno.
Laid vas fHrly Aettvo and stronger, closing Rt
f13.l>a133s for April, ansl Sax for May:
galoa 82t0 tcs Rear April II $l3a, aud Rcles Nay II
l3,a!kt9t3.5a.
shoit Hbs were stronger, with saies Of 100000 lbs
seller April ut 4t.05.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25
TrI,EoKAPHIC SUMMARY.

Tho St Louis Globe Democrats Jefferson
c;,r snecial saws the case of Adler & Furst'
d;stlers and rectifers of st; sosepn' .or v no.
1.t;nn Of the revenue laws, which has oeen oe-
tare lbe u. S. District; Court IN that city lot
s son,s DAYS. closed yesterday. and the Jury
tOupd verdict of guilty on 50 counts OF Tue
Indictment. &c.
The London Telegraph's SPECIAL from
Paris says that the dykes protecting Herzoee 81
ha.eb, Holland, have been swept away oy tne
AIDS The railway bridge and ROADS nave
hssn DESTROYED. and the towo is compulsory
;soIated. Hundreds Of houses have disappear
al and 5000 persons are homeless.
"A special dispatch from Berlin to the Lon
don Telegraph says the high court adopted
charge of high treason against Count Won ar,
MIN on Thursday. The property OF the count
!, 10 be con6scated if he refuses to appear.
"A dispatch from Rio Janeiro, March "a,
says the Emperor of Brazil gave farewell
audience at the palace on that day, prepare
tory to starting on his foreign tour.
The German Minister of Shanghai has
given notice of the termination OF the existing
treaty of commerce between bis government
and that of China.
Lieutenant Cameron, who has recently
completed his explorations across the continent
of Africa, has sailed for Liverpool.
The British ship Scraps, with the Prince
of Wales and suite 90 board, en- route nome
from Indis, has arrived at Su,z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25

Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers.J
~, Houses AMI LOTS FOR SALE
HSTHRhE FRAMED DWELLlNGo. two
stories, on Columbus street, between Gibbon
and Frao in, Nos. l45 '47 and l49, AL in good
repair; 1T lG 'crt i il. by Ii feet 5 in to AL
open court, 70 feet wide; renting for 81 per
nloI tn.
FRAMED DWELLINGS, one on Duke
street No ls3 between Coumbls and Alfred
!r": ting u cot on Duke and running DICK w
feet $50 ,
T4e HOUSE in rear of the above on lot 2sx22
:ccL; court 30 feet vide; renting tor 9ll per
munth.
FIVE BUILDING LOTS on the east side OF
4 l:rnA street, between Wilkc. and Wolfe eacn
it IS oy III Get to III alley II feet wide; good
luc&ttun.
4 10. sold before the 18th DAY OF MARCH,
l>76 .ho abov. property will be offered on thai
,iny, 1T u o'clnck m, in front of the Mansion
H0use Hotel, By public auction.
Terms: One third cash. the residue IN one
and two years, with Interest. Title retained Till
tn purchase money Is pajd TIE purchaser to
keep the premises insured for the benefit ol inc
owner.
NH ll,la,lS,22,2527 JAS. w. MALLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25
FROM WARRINGTON.
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, March Is, lS76.-Neither
the Senate nor the House of Representatives
was 10 session to-day.
RETROCESSION.
The prevailing opinion among the lawyers
who have read the published reports Of the
hearing CT Phillips vs.. Payne, 10 the Supreme
Court of the United States, is that Alexandria
has no reason to fear any change in its present
status, growing out of that case. Il is thought
that she United States Supreme Court will fol-
low the District Supreme Court 10 sustaining
the demurrer, and decide that the plaintiff has
mistaken his mode of redress, even if the COL
lection of the tax was illegal They do not
think the Court will adjudicate at all on the
constitutionality of retrocessiou, decision on
that point not being needed TO the deternina-
ton of the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25
ALEX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
LOCAL BREflIlEs

A nerro man named Jim Welch, alias Faun-
tleroy who is considered to be regular board
or at the jail, was discharged from that lnslllu-
ton Yesterday. He has been committed three
times since Christmas, and Jailor Cline says he
fully expects him back again inside of two days.
Tn another column of to.asy's Gaz,t Will
he found the advertisement Of the wel-known
china and glassware house Of E. j. Miller u
Go. These gentlemen have large and varied
stock: and country merchants especially, Will
find it to their advantage to call on them before
going farther North.
In the United States District Court. at Rich
mond, on Thurdsy, in the matter OF T. II. Hsr-
nv, the assignee was instructed to make himself
party to the suit of Wright vs. Smith, IN the
Circuit Court of Fsiquier.
The Finance Committee me! at the AUDITOR
Office last night, but transacted No business, ex-
cept the examination of the Auditors account
ONLY enc boat cleared at Cumberland Thurs
dsy-the Centennial, Capt.in Henry Boley, for
GEORGETOWN, carrying ll63 tons indiVidual)
coal
Randolph Dck:ns, Of Fairfax county, has
passed examination for the position Of Second
Lieutenant United States Marine Corps.
There were no cases at the Mayors office this
morning, and only ten dodgers at the station
house last night.
The notice Of the Deputy Treasurer who has
the State tax bills in his hands, appears in TO-
DAVIS paper. Delinquents will tske notice.
The sale of reale estate in West End, sdver-
tsed to have taken place to-day, was postponed
until April 8.
A slight alarm of fire was created about SIX
o'clock last evening by the burning Of u CHM
ney, on Fairfax street, near Duke
Letters addressed to J. Hart, Robeys!own,
Md; Mrs. W. B. Page, Berryvillc. Va, and
Miss Sadie DeButts, Linden, Vs. arc detained
in the PoGtofice here for want Of postage.
young man named Crupper, who works III
Watkins mill, on Union street, was struck on
the head and badly cut on Thursday by plec'
of plaster, which was detached from lump
which he was breaking up for the grinder.
Some Of the gunners Of this city have erected
"blind" on the opposite Maryland hats, and
are engaged in lying for ducks, large number.
+ which are about.
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DIED.

At Prospect Hill Alexandria county, Va, on
the oath instant, of pr eumonia, JAM Els g..
ROACH, eldest son OF the late James Roach in
the 9th year of his age.
His funeral will take. place at 3 o'clock to-
morrow evening, from ST. Mary's Church, in
this city. The relatives and friends Of the fami-
ly sre respectfully invited to attend.
Thursday, March 23d, WILLIE A., inf.nt
son # Anthony and Sarah E. Bremen.
Friends and acausintances are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his pa-
rents, "a north Patrick street, Sunday after
noon, at 8 O'clock.
March II, 1876. at Bloomfield, her late resi- !.
deEce, near DIR esville, Fairfax co Va, after
u brief illness, Mrs. MARTHA CARPER, in
the I'D year of her age.
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TOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS BRICK
IL MILL. known as the

nor SALB-A FIRST CLASS BRICK
L MILL, known as the
"OATLAND MILLS"
on Goose creek, miles from Lcesburg,, snd
mics from Aide. directly on the Aide ana
I.eesburg Turnpike, combining Flour, Grl>t
and Saw Mill, all in thorough repair. Attach
ed to the mill and to be sold with 1t Is sss
comfortable MIiLER'S HOUSE, also OF .assss.
brick, with lot OF two or more acres of gooC
land. Sale to take place at the Oatiand Mills,
On THURSDAY, April 18th, Ut II o'clock nj.
At the same time .nd place, l will o11cr Tor sale
500 ACRES,
more or less, of land, being that portion OF the
oakland estate lying fur.hercst west and south
bounded on the one side by the land OF 3. IT,
Carter, ard on the other side by the lands 81
J scphus Carr and John Mead. Goose creek
and the rest oil the OAKLAND tract forming the
other boundary. The greater psrt OF tnl= !ald
is in good timber about Is or 30 acres OF cleared
land and about the same or more IN good bot,
tom land on Goose creek. The land Will be sold
in parcels of ono and two hundred acres, TO SUIT
the purchaser.
Terms of Sale: One half cash the residue in
twelve months, with interest, secured by pur-
chsser's bonds, with personal security and
deed of trust.
For further particulars apply to Col. Arthur
Herbert Alexandria, Va, or to Geo Garter,
OAKLAND Mills P. o., Louduun CO., Va.
GEO. CARTER.
Loudoun CO., NH Is cots
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LIST OF LETTERS

kemst1ing in the Alexandria, Va, Postottce
March Is, 1876.
Persons calling for letters will say they al ad-
Hcrtsol and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
seut to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Brcwn Mrs Mary l. Moulton, Mrs Ida
Books, Mira Martha Russell, 4
Butler, John Scrogins, VIM
BALDWIN, Mrs Eliza q Shelton, Geo, col
Beatty. Miss Betsvy Seldom, Mis- Flora
Carol, Miss Sarah Taylor. Jacob
Deane, Frank Viets, John
Chen, Mrs John Vowel, Mrs Eliz 4beth
Green, Miss Jennie Wright, Mrs Louisa
Glover Mrs Thomas Yates, Miss Eliza
NH 25-lt w. N. BERKLEY. P. n.
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CHURCH SERVICES, &c., TO- MORROW

CHRIST CHURcH-Servce at IL q. m. and 80
=. IL. by Rev. Mr. Dame
ST. PAULs CHURcH-Service at IL a. m. and
4p III by Rev. DR.. Norton.
GsAGE CHURcH-Service at II q. M; after
noon service at 81; Litany service at 1870 p.
m, 1T watch the hymns oil Moody and Ssnkey
will be used. Pews are all free.
ST. MARs's CHURCH-Mass at a. m. High
Mass and sermon at IL u. m. Vespers at I'm.
UNION PREseYT'N. CHURCH First Church,
Preaching in the morning by Rev DR.. Bullock.
Quarterly Sunday School Concert at night
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Sermon IN
the morning and at night by Rev. Mr.. DInwld-
die
METH. EPIs. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
ing and NJ night by Rev. w. g. Webb. Child
runs service at ) D. m.
METH. EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
in the morning and 1T night by Rev. ). b.
Waugh
METH PROT. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
ing snd al night by Rev. DR.. Nichols.
BAPTIST CuURCH-Service in the morning
and u, night by Row. Mr.. Penick.
WHARF MISSION CnAPEL-Speclal services
al "a clock. lasting three quarters of an hour.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
GERMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at ii a. M, by
Rev. MIR. Fleckensten.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Prayer meeting in the Meth. Epis. Church, at
four .. m. Jail ut 2 D. m. Aims House at u p m.
Wednesday night, at n Clock Union Prayer
Meeting in the Nj. 2. Church.