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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-08
Execution.

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, Jan. S.-Angcrs
McIger, convicted at the last aSsizes, Of the
murder of Go. Atkinson and the attempted
murder Of Bnptiste Charctsc was hanged at IL
0 clock. The haDgman buuged his work, the
knot slipped under the chin OF the victim, the
n;ck was untrckcu and death WAS caused By
strangulation. Fl struggled hard for two and
half minutes, but one minute later life WAS
extinct. He made no confession and main.
tanned to the last that the night Of The murier
WAS blank 10 him.
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TELEGaRAPHHC SUMMARY.

The u. S. storcship Supply sailed from
New York, yesterday, on her special mission
TO the Mediterranean.
The new rates on freight from New York
to the West will 60 into effect on Monday.
Frank Brown, convicted murderer who
escaped from prison at St. Joseph, Mo-, Octo,
Der 18th. has been recaptured and returned.
AT Osborn, Mo-, on the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad, on Thursday night, burglar:
broke into a drug store and stole bottle Of
chiorolorm with which they druggcd the whole
town. They robbed both hotels, all the stores
and many private residences. They secured
several thousand dollars and escaped.
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asy Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers.I
FUM NIoolUN Eko' SALh-By virtue ot 1"
~ 4.cree of the Corporation Court Tor the
city ii Aicxandria Va, rendered nj its May
term, 1873. III the suit OF VIM. n. McVeIgn 81
Al vs.. james b. Williamson ct Al, the und.F.
sIgned, commissioners therein named VIII 9iie'
for sac, by pubic auction, IN front OF the Mai
sion II, use Hotel in said city, nj II O'CLOCK m,
on INLAY, the lUth day OF January, 1910,
the TEN EN- rNI and LUi OF u 40 U y u .ass
in sad city, situated on the north sidc oi GS
Gamer - street. between Alfred nnd fhlr!t',
t:nrsi.. II feet Oh Cameron street. ana running
..a W . that width 81 feet, more ar less
Terms OF Sale: Cash enough u pay thc costs
of suit and EXPENSE: " sale, and the residue III
e4uai nstallmcnts 1t enc, two ana thro: year
from the day Of snie, Win interest; tae deferred
payments to be secured Dy .uo bonds oil inc puF-
chaser, with good security, ~, ! tne little ~ o'
retained Until Lnc whole purcna.s noAcy Is pad
G. w. WI LIES,
ALBEIT SIo \ HT,
dec 8-.s Comm ra.'c1 sic
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l.TESE.TE.S-TS.

Observation-Disclosures HOP BY
~ THE ALEXA. CATHOLIC TEMPER
ANCE SOCIETY, AT Harmonic HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan Il &c.
for the purpose of raising funds to aid in the
erection of Nj emorial Temperance Statue in
the Centennial PARK.
FIRST CLASS MUSIC has been engaged.
,laster of Ccrcmonies-R. NJ. Lsth~m.
Com:Gittee OF Arrang ements-John L. Hill.
John T. Nugent, Owen Kinsow, j. Marriott
Hill.
Refreshments furnished by y popular caterer.
No di3orderly persons admitted to the hall.
Tickets 81 jun Civ
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-9UCTYO% SgLES.

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BIS PETTY NEAR FALLS
CHU RCH, FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA-Un-
der authority Of n decree of the Circuit Court
OF Fairfax county, Va, passed ut its November
term, 1870, In the suit OF Moran and wife VS..
john Il Ghoen e. al the subscribers commits
sioners, appointed for that purpose, will sell At
pubic auction on the premises, ut II . CLOCK Il.
m. on SATURDAY, the 18th day ot January,
1876 the following described property, lately
owned by John b. Gheen and now occupied by
John }. Moran, viz:
y CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, in said
count o. Fairfax, on The Middle turnpike road,
near Falls Church, ana described AS follows ac-
County Surveyor OF said county, February Is.
1868: Beginning ut the northeast corner of the
lend heretofore owned by Joseph E. Birch and
northeast corner OF the land purchased by said
Birch OF 4. Il. Ives, being also the southwest
corner OF A. II and s. S. Ives land, running
thence S. $40 Z. 43 chains IS links to chestnut
stump AID sprouts ut the Brick Church lot;
thence ) 40 W. 3 chains IA links to the centre
OF The road the line of William Taylor's lsnd;
thence 5. $40 w. 81 chains Is links to y stake
and stones III said road; thence 5. 10 w. III
chains GO inks in said road TO another stake al
the corner OF the land purchased by said Birch;
thence n. 10 y as Chains 81 LINKS to the bagin
ming, continuing IL a. +. snd ZIP, exc. usIyc
Of u 2 !. ana % p included in said survey AID
occupied by the said turnpike, being the same
property which Was Conveyed by j i'm j. Moran
and vile 10 i Odd 6irc2 in tru=. tot certain
purposes. by deed Of May ~, 1871, duly record
81 in said county. Terms Il ash.
HENRY ". THOMAS
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
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The Gazettc's report of the proceedings of
the U. S. Senate. yesterday, closed when that
body went Into executive session. At the con-
clusion Of that session the Scuata adjourned
until Monday, to which day the House Of Rep
rcsentatives had previously adjourned.
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tOMHEEtsGI.&x.

ALEXANDRIA, MARKET. Jan. The mar
kot to-day Tor Grain shows an increase in re
ceipts and prices have tendency upward Tor
good grades. Offerings of 1855 bushels of red
Whest, which sold NJ l25, l35, l42 ll5 and ld6,
and u small lot Of poor white 3. ~ Corn Is
still actiye and 1876 bushels, all thtt WAS offer
ed, sold al 40, - and 55-she former price WAS
for ar inferior lot y othing doing in Rye o. Dats
RECEIPTS OF PRooUCE.-The following were
the receipts by the Washington City. Virginia
Midland and Great Southern 4. K. this week {:
Corn 2l50 bushels wheat 20U0, beans 81, corn
meal so, potatoes ID, Walnuts III, DuckWheat 70,
grass seed 5 SACHS. ground sumac 40 800 lbs,
ground bark 20,uS4 ;bs Lard hrkins, fl 'ur III
bbls dres7e hogs 81, butter ~ bbs ana trkins,
eggs IL bbls and boxes, dried fruit II bbis and
bags, s:oneware 2oS pieces, apples - 6b's, game
bundle tobacco box, leather rolls, dressed
poultry 8 bbls. dressed sheep brandy bb!s,
tur 5 packs calves &c, q fowls coops, tai
low 5 bbls ard bags brooms bundles, hominy
l Dbl, mineral water box sheep skins bales,
country chairs II wine cask, hides " bundles,
hoops car, cattle 5 cars, coal ) cars.
The following were the receipts last week:
Corr 1896 bushels, wheat 4U72 rye 4G oats
"A mill feed 24O beans HI, VIZ nuts ~ onions
B. corn meal 70 chostnuts ), flour o,9 bbls,
dressed hogs I'd, fresh beef $50 lbs, dressed poul
try 70 bb,s and boxes, Srits BOXES, tobacco
b, xes leather Ii rolls, butter Is Dbs and tirS-
ms, eggs Is bbls and box :. dried fruit sacks
cider bb S. lumber $1,000 feet, oak lumber
4NU feet lard lirkins, fur 5 packs, spokas 70
boxes, apples 8 bills. ore bbs auc boxes,
grount, suniac Al, $50 lbs, calves, &C., S honey
5 cases, sumsc sacks, hides 10 bundles wood
Is cords, bacon lls lbs, sheep skins bales and
& & skins goat skins TO- fowls = coops, cal. skins
II, gamc2 boxes, cabbage , sacks, glnsing
box. coal cars, cattle 5 cars.
Coal REroRT.-The following is report of
the receipts and shipments Of coal during tho
week ending to-day
RECEIPTS. tons.
Hampshire and Baltimore Coai Co............ 600
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,4ob
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co.-........ l, l36
j. T. wv
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA, JAM Y s.
Sun rose.............7 Ii Moon sctS......... 81
Sun sets ....."...4 % High water..".. U u
ARRIVED
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to f A
Reed.
Schr Lulu zimmerman, York, for George
town.
SAILED
Schrs Geo 2 Hallock, j Fooks and Jesse
w Knight, from Georgetown.
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noyl2 cots
V1kUsThhs SALE OF DEY GOODS.

A
On and after FRIDAY, November 26Lh, The
lar.,c and we / rs: ,rtcd stock OF D"l GOODS
and FANCY GOODS, now IN the store .!
Prclzlelder u 6enuneln, No. l44 hlng street,
Acxandrla, Vs., viii DC offered Tor sale by tnr
Asalsaces, and must be sod for tao bench. Ut
the creditors "; hiu thirty days Tine stock
consists in part ii large lines OF Prints, onec.-
ings, Shlrtlngs, Alpacns, CAssImeres' 2H""s,
Blankets Mourning Goods, &c, &c. Al! "i
which vii be sod n; very low prices, regardless
Of cost, 80 h to ensure their spccdy sales ih's
Is rare chance, and those IN want OF dry 90 IDS
sho III GILL carly anu secure great bargains
L-e" oPECl Ala .argc Inc oi dcs raoe
Dktoo GOODS mas been placed on our centre
counA. ana will be sod Tor ~ l-2 CEN Is
PER tRD, TO CLOSE. The remainder Of
the STOCK OF Nil kinds hes occn still ittSt her re-
duced IN price. nov -o-u
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SoRA.-M! Bud Chichester, while guoninp
in the marsh pAck OF the grave yards, yesterday
morning, captured live sora. These birds
generally leave this part Of the country at the
first !roat aud the appearance OF one at this
season 81 the year is almost upprcccdculed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-08

Henry Jackson, the last of The three colored
thieves VINO escaped from the chain yang sew
eral days since, was recaptured in Washing
ton to-day, and brought to this city.
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4 LII PERSONS having claims against tho
IA dry goods GrIn vi PREIZF hLDhk "
BIZ DIEM Wi. present them - the cashier
for ~ Jst.nent And all indebted To the uF!" arc
reuu 1s.eI 10 MAKE Immediate payment no -
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|. o O. F.-Thc newly elected officers OF
Potcuac Lodge Of Old Fellows re INSTALLED
last night by T. i. Sire +. d. Stuart, OF
Washington, assisted By p g. Master Sharp,
Of Kansas. After the ceremonies at the Lodge,
the visitors were entertained at Cooucy'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-08

G. T. @. CANAL The Georgetown Courier
says: The present mild weather is very
favorable for the work of repairs Oh the Chcs
apeake and Ohio canal, which are now pushed
forward extensively. improvements arc max
ing to the gates and walls of the canal. and cx
cayatiops in the bed arr PROGRESSING"
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LOCAL NEWS.

Fran dispatches received at this office to tag
mr. 1ce1ther for this section aotU he clear Or part
IN cioudv and rurnler oaTing the dag, p'th
t,,utL,ust to southeast omdS. rising temper,
H. G nnI Edliug barometer. Jollopee1 By uc'ras-
inn cLumiineSS.
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CONSTABLE ARRESTED Richard Parker.
the coIorcd constable, who was engaged in ar
resting the parties Implicated in the row across
the canal, mentioned yesterday, was arrested
to-day, on complaint OF Henderson Dudley, for
shooting at him. Justice Whittlcscy recog-
nizad him for his appearance gu Monday
morDipg
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EDUCH TFDJTg[.
VOCAL III USIC.

An elementary class for instruction in Vocal
Music will be organized ut the room Of the Y
NJ. g. A, every Monday ana Wednesday, 1T 5
p. NJ. Persons de$rous Of joining tho class can
lonvn their names with JAS Entwisle jr., nr at
No . ao-tn Columbus street, or III Inc room Oh
the night Of organization.
jan 3-t12th* j GRIGG.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
CHANICAL COLLEGE.
The next half session begins 2ih Februsry.
Of 20 students last year, nearly l00 lived in
lnesSes at an average monthly cost below ST. 30,
with tuition and room rent free For Catalogue
address g. l., q. MINOR, President,
dec Z9-twim Blscksburs, Va.
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w ANTED TO RENT, FOR ONE OR
w. MORE YEARS, either for cropping or
srSE,nE Must have good dwelling and water,
hHu wNh'n easy access of railroad. Address.
with terms q. B, Manassas, ". i'm s; :
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list of LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postotlce
January 5, 1876.
vcrtsed and give the date Of the list. 49,,
If not called for within thirty days they will be
sent To the dead letter office, IN Washington
Alexander, Miss u L Herbert, Ella l.
Banks, Mrs Virginia HALEY, Miss Emma
Birk, John A Jones' John
Baiy, Mrs iarvy kldwe!i Caas II =,
Courtney, Mrs Cora kldweil, Miss jams II
Calv ert, James Kennedy, Luther
Chase, as kee!, Nooerl l. :,
Cox, Taylor Mcdowell: Miss Malta
Dawson Nelson, col Murry, Mrs James
Dodd, Mart Price, Mrs Saran =,
Day. Miss Josephine Shorts, Mrs Harriet, col
Davis, Fannie Wauzar, Mrs Cattle
Hople. A Woolson, Mrs Parker
Hutchinson, Miss Wilson, Samuel
ian Sit w. N. BERKELEY. ?. NJ.
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sssvMS E.e-iy sT.frsDs4oERr.
.sssDMS yfsf"i ET.fTfhsHERE-.
-s.a.Saf.AkS. 1875.
John G. Parrot,
No. So King street,
Next 10 Corse's Banking House)
ALhAAN DRIA, VA.

UCNIGT n
BLANK BOOKS, WRITING and WRAP-
PING PAPER, ENVELOPES, iNk.,,
PEN, MuCTLAGE, PENHOLn-
ERS, IN krTA IDS, LEAD ana
SLATE PENCILS, SEAL
ING WAN, Sc, &c.
Also Engraved Notes, Drafts and Bank Checks
Letter Copying Books, Presses, Brushes and
Ink, Erasing Rubber, Gum Bands, 5ilicste
States and Books, OF anything else wanted in
the Stationery Department Ne well as SH EET
MUSIC, besides FLOUR SACKS-plsin Or
printed to oricr-PAPGR BAGS of Ill kinds
End sizes. Shipping Tags, Sc, n factory prices.
ian 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-08

Es- The Colored Free School Association
will meet at the Pitt street school house on
Monday evening; a. u O'Clock
jan SIT GEO. L. SEATON, President
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CHARlTABIE-A the sccabe meeting OF
the congregation OF the M. K. Church. South,
last uight according to previous arrangement,
each person brought some article Of groceries
for the use of the poor OF the church. About
Il cart load of articles were received, winch will
be distributed by the pastor and tao other
gentlemen of the congregation.
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NJ EW PEKCALES

have just opened y handsome line of Spring
rercse s new Few and very pretty patterns; also
e CnTTnS SHE sS! rnISSse, - and lolnches.
jan j. NJ, STEWART
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C0AL' COAL!
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceivng at our wharf and storage yards, foot Of
Queer streets, AL the hes. GOALS Known 10
this market We name in part:
LIkEN'S VALLEY.
SHAIOkIN snd EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHN ), from EAGLE VEIN COLLlERG.
The celebrated CONTIN ENTAIL and HA-
EEL DELL. from the Goodrich Gallery, rs
tecmed the best III the market.
And LEE snd STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, Of Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEUEt1 Il ) CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAK md PINE WOOD.
Having ample space c&ch variety of Coal il
kept distinct from that Of others, and is es-
peclaiy prepared Tor family use. Yards door
ed and Coal sent GU: we'll screened ana free from
SLAVE 22lO lbs TO the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clnrridgc Il Crigg, corner h!ng ard
Royal sts or u, the yards viii be promptly tiled.
r. j. " EHAFFai i CO.,
iyl Wharf snd Yards FOO. Of Queen ST.
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u. S. PRISONERS. Arthur Randall and

VIM. Lawson, both colorcd, were brought 10
this city, this morning, by the steamer Lady
OF the Lake, from Norfolk, for trial before the
u. ). Circuit Court, now in session here. The
former is accused Of the murder of u $ u cap
tain III Hampton Roads, sometime since, and
the latter OF being an accessory TO the murder.
Three Of the witnesses are also iD Jail here.
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y IIIs' U'1O-H II hCi.t
ian Ats Commissioners.


sNRUSTEE'S SALE IF GEAL ESTATE
4 In FAIRFAX COUNTY--Pu 10
that certain deed ~ trust from NJ. Van b. Be-
gan and wife - the "nierSlgned, bearing da.e
10Th Of September 1870 ana OF record Oh the
land records If Fairfax County Court, hbcr il,
No 4, p&gc 400, aud ~ the request Of the party
secured .ncreoy, | shall on MONDAY, the
17h day OF January, 1876, at II O'Clock m,
Court day sell u the mig 4esl bidder, Ut puDlc
sale, before the dnor of the Court House OF said
county, al. that TRACE OF LAND conveyed
ty said deed, containing 13l acres and l2O poles.
Tins land Is about > inll = south ot FaIrlaA Sta
ton End adjorS the and. ot Hutton and others,
and Is IN good state of ~. tivaI"n; has Il, sui
tcicncy OF wood, and is finely watcred.
Terms OF Sale: SO much cash In hand ~ will
psy the expenses OF sale, the sum ot $500 ana
tn" accrued interest thereon since the lUtA "
September $50 ana the residue on n credit 81
twtlvc months TO bcar interest from the day "i
SIDE, ,,nl ~ be secured by ilcn on the properly
ID. Tie title Is supposed 10 be good, but t"1
trustee Wlli convey only sucn title IS Is vested
III MN by The SAID decd OF trust.
THOMAS .nUURE, Trustee.
Fairfax county, dec l7-~ts
DUBLlC SALE.-By virtue Of SIX 81 deeds
l. oi trust. executed by James ii. Dodd, u
the uudcr:lgAad, respectively, and recorded III
the Clerks office of the County Court .! Lou
doun, Janusry - 1869, ueccnlDcr II. ISo",
UDruAry II, lS.t, august y 49,, JUN :, iS'',
and Jan. :. 1874 N lw"ul which ,i!c4S Ms 4. l..
Dodd, the vile o: James H. Dodi, has united.
we will ~ trustees named IN Said deeds, olitr
lor safe, upon tho premises, on 0ATU kDAl,
the Dad day u January, 1876, that valua9,e
NJ ILL PROPERTY III LouIoun county, VS.,
Oh Little River, three miles from hldd.cNurg,
known Is MILL HILL MILLS. containing
lbnu. twu-GItd ~ na. acres ul land, o. whIc! IS
situated the sand mills, u large aad convc- IA
nlrnt DWELLING, and All necessary III
oulDAiidinss, MI III complete order, Tnls MA
mas recently been lifted up with new mAchncry,
and Is said 10 be the most perfect merchant,
griSt, saw, and waiter mil n the county. Ihr
lMn NAS III TO been rebuilt, At Al expense Of Two
thousand dollars, nnu Is now water light ald
permanent
Terms: Une-fourt cash on day of sale, and
the baiancc III three equal aillual payments,
With lnLcrcs. from day vi sale, SAID interest :" nc
paid annually, ana the payment 10 bo secured
b. the notes OF the purchaser. aid deed oi
trust Oh the property.
d. L. TUCKER,
LORMAN CHANCELLOR
IHahLr,S L. JANNEI,
Il. w. N. NULANU,
uOVl2 cots Trustees.
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MARRIED.

Al Worthil gton Chapel, Beltsv'le, Md, on
last Tuesday afternoon. at 4 O'Clock, by Rev.
MARTIN, of Virginia, and Miss ESTGLLE
Nj. BEALL; of Prince Georges county, Md.
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DIED.

In Baltimore, on the 4th of January, LAURA
LEE, aged IS months, infant daughter OF jas.
$. and Mary E. Riston. Only transplanted
from earth to paradise
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POLICE REpoRT.-Justice May presided at
police headquarters this morning.
Lucy Murray and Molie Beal, both colored,
fer fighting, were fined discharged.
Mag Murray, coore1, for the same offence,
was dismissed.
Richard Parker, colored constable, was
arrested on warrant issued by Justice W hit.
tlesey, for shooting at Henderson Dudley.
colored.
Ike Lomax, colored, having served out his
term, was discharged from Jail.
Garry Hamilton was arrested on complaint OF
Nanny Lucas both colorcd for assault, and
will be examined before Justice Nails.
Sixteen dodgers, last night, at the station
house
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church Services TO-M6rr"".

CHRIST CHuRcH-Service at II =. m ana y
p m p ~ ms CHURcH-Servcc vt II 81 m anu
4 y. w. y Rev. Dr.. Norton. ~ and II
,t;RAuB CHURCH-Service at IL n H. "''A
y m. bv ke:. Dr.. Sprigg.. uioh
ST.. MAKY's Cru RcH-Mass at Il. ~ -. : m
MIS- and ser,arn ~ IL II IN. Frsi'nrS
ITSloS PREsBYr'S y. CHURCH tflrst ~. v i"n,
PREACHING in ;uo m,r,sing and NJ nisht ~ - q
Or Mcilva,ne. Communion alter ~ ''''''
service Pews fee sor,,on in
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH-0,yIf a - - -
the morning ard ut night by h"'' MI = -
wi ID @. ,.l,, !, th. ,.1orfl-
METH. Eps. CHURcH-S"rmoh III '"' '''''
ing snl 1t ,ligntby Rev. Mr. Beer. s.r,.r
!, ryu, Ep1scopAL CHURCH SOUTH
in the morning and at night oy rev ~
NVau h. :, TIN. MORN
METH Prot. Gil RcH-Sct ia ~ i't INV
ing ard a. night Nv k"v. DR.. Nlche,s. o;n,
BAPTIST CnURCH-Service IN the ho'niAs
and y, night by Kew. Mr. Pnnlck, ...
wharf MISSION CrArE--opeclal SeTslu ,'.
at 81 o cock. lasting thr-e quarters % All i''"A
4 cordial invitation is extended 10 al ~
GERMAN LUTuERAN-Sesvice Al II D. 'n'' "
YorsG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIArloN'm :.
Praver meeting in the Union P-e5. Ch!Icn' a.
four .. m. Jail at p. III. Aims House ~ - ~.
Thursday night, at II o'clock, Union Efayei
Meeting in the NJ. h. Church'
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pOs!Odfice ours.

Until further notice the following VII. u -,
hours Tor the opening and closing OF Tue ''iA''S
OPENING
Northern mails, $50 A. m. and 7:l5 y. III
Western M Ills S:45 u m. ana 7:l3 p m
Southwestern, Wis Lynchburg and Gordons-
vile, 7:l5 p. IN.
Washington and Ohio. Round Hill to Alex
andria. $50 p. N.
Manassas Division, 4 20 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond and Frcder-
icksburg, Va, $50 q. m. and S:l5 p. m
CLOSING.
Northern and Western mails, 5:43 p. m and
900 y. m ,
burg, GOO u. IN.
Washington and Ohio, Alexsndria to Round
Hill, Va, 8:0Js NJ.
Manassas Division, 600 a. IN.
Southern, via Freder cksburg and Rchmond'
Va, 600 4. m. and $50 y. III
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nrNRnE' Z FRENCH
s. King street.
s2's.fss5 -T.EI2 I CFaGt.
~ANhWuA SPLIN1 COAL.
dec 20-tf

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TANhWHA SPLINI COAL.
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We have just received consignment Of the
aboye Coal. To which we invite the attention Of
consumers. 1t is pure and free from slate,
Sindes readily end boats quickly. It's combus-
ton Is complete leaving no cinders.
r. }. WEuAfFEI il CO.,
feb 10 Wharf and Yard foot OF! Queen st.
TOALl COAL!
" COALl
On the wharf and to arriyc full stock OF all
kinds OF
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Sold At market rates per ton 22i0 lbs.
aug l4~tt ". y. SMoJT, amoots wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-08

NlTlZENS' NATIONAL BANK
~ Aiexandris, Decemb.r 80 1875
The Board of Directors have this day declared
a semi annual DIV. UEND OF IHKEE AND
ON HALF l33) PER GENT payable on and
after Friday, January !, 1876.
jan 4-eo3t WIN. h. LAMBERT Cashier.
E>IRST NAT. BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.
Il january +, 1876
The semi annual dividend Eve pei cent?; will
be paid TO the stockholders on and after Mon
day, January 10th.
jan 6-3t CHAS. Il. uOOFF, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-08

TEMPERANCE Hop. The hop Of the Alex
audria Catholic Temperance Society, at Har-
monte Hall, next Wednesday night, promises
IN he one of the most agreeable affairs of the
season. Good music has been engaged and
every precautlop taken to make the affair Sc
lect and uuotjectiooaole TO all. The object Of
the hop is TO raise funds to aid in the erection
of the Centennial Temperance Fountain in the
Centennial exhibition grounds at Philadelphia,
and it is hoped that sufficient amount will De
realized to be creditablc ~ the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-01-08

LEBANON FARMERS CLUB.-Ata meeting
of the Lebanon and Anandalc Farmers Club
on Thursday, 9th inst, the question OF protec'
ton to sheep raising being brought up, coosld-
cradle discussion ensu,d on that and other
subjects recommended by Gov. kcmpeT 10 his
late message to the L gislature. Finally reso-
lutious were adopted endorsing the Governor
views in regard to encouraging immigration,
protection to wool growing, and exemption. OF
manufacturing establishments from TAXATION
for IA limited period. The secretary was dlrec,
ted to forward copy of the resolutions 10 the
Senator and Delegate representing Fairfax 10
the General Assembly and request them to use
every means TO have these measures secured
BY law. 1t was generally conceded that this
was the Surcst way to Increase the taxable
property and augment the revenue OF the
State without increasing the present rate OF
taxation.