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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04
PRINCE NAPOLEON on me FRENCH }. r.
PUBLIC.


From The LoTd'n mary Nc1ns, feb IA
Our Paris correspondent writes: Prince Ma
poeon reply ing the repuiuor Of him by the Prime
Imperial. has Issued the following remarkable aiS~ Ia
the electors of Ajaecio. Corsica:
This IL the first time since the fall OF the fnoe t.aI.
In presence OF q Constitutional Government yOu are
cal,d upOn perform act 81 soyetc Oier
self 10 ynur sufT owe the wirc truth and
will explain how Il COMES tO pass that l. NupI"n ~"
for Az adversary NJ Eouher, VINO has place. himself a.
round IA my persuasion that the name VI M .aiepn
should be a rvsource-uoytr pteteXt a. augmcui UuI
disscnsiOns ins ired by The spirit o. Napoleon L. "a
Ia YUu the form OF Government Ia not n qheS
ton; exists, and ftauAy accept IL. And Nnu sn"ti
say thdt accept tne public num ammuon or '"r-
sUna interest the spunilc mas deprived ir VI my r
ycrriunary rights IL has violated my liberty by once en-
pclng from France u has reius d 90 rccoshiz' m
rank Is . general; and am Continual butt many 81
tAuse Wuo DC It's most authorlL clT'~t Ma
tycs. M constant devotion Ia my sONcr'iSu N1pO'toh
Ill.,. In the days Of HIS prosperity iuj ii'n'isp of "lu
question, IL. dcspi-e sted caluniiivs. Sc tht
real motives ny cOnu only IN Toe profound con
yicuOus acquired ny the teaching os history ana inspired
10y my respect Tor the rcpOss ot Frame Ihel Nho 10y
the circumstance OF thelr brtn, or The VII
of tho country, have been IN the pre- inris Oi
power, have more imperative duties than othci
ciiiErns, and aDstenl,un tor them Is OF HilO~-
aule. What | desire, you know, h the organ
ton Of our democracy Outside OF that saliva.
don The national sovereignty the bass o our puDliS
law. My belief il that s dees manifestation Is pa ne-
pie AID sapleme resource which belong 70 No parry
IL would I'M nish 10 power deep roots, permitting It I"
march frmly In the democratic path. l rvsi eel the
present iurn OF yenmru without any htglhess, pro
adverse mes aC always Ge.tiUntiy. As for mJseii
Your subges send me 10 The Assembly, shan ala
democrat and par,lsa OF pueteSs s.H az Tue
ne the oueluiio defender OF yJur "A, Escete
MtUtests. The contest forest upon me, ann accept
H. Choose you, therefore. between tbs son OF JeOme
the nephew OF Napoleon L-he who las never Seiariten
has To thrust hims 4 UPON tNo artonif>Se
meuA U.RouLl n ,PoLkoS BVNAPAhTE.
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THE clyIENNIlL APPROPRIATIONS

MIR. SPRING I's BLuNDEn-rn GOVERNMENT not
\ PRKFEHEGD CREDITOR.
PHILADELPHIA March 3.-lhcrc ia no occa-
sion for the eriiicsns the Centennial authorities
which some o. the NewYork paper- m1king I'm refer
cnce to the Congressiont appropriation. Tha wording Of
lue bill a. amended by Mr. Springer O llnois does nm
esrionaby ma SO the Stockholders claim Tor reimburse
ent ol t money paid 10 tncln prior To That OF the
Government, bat this entirely Mr. Springer's fault
lIo wan Cd place the Government in tie position of
preferred creditor bu he not able 10 write the Eu
,sh apgiage 40 a. 20 make his amendment accomplish
what lie intended There NJ tick Oh the part Of the
Centennial officials on the contrary. when the bin went
10 the senate both Gen Hawicy and doy. II gier tooA
Mains 10 point out the fact taat would be liable
construction directly opposite to what Mr. Springer
Intended The members Of the Committee
which reported the ball fully informed
of this. and so were many other Senators
who made tho amendment the subject OF frequent con
yersaton during the progress of the discussion. The
Centennial Managers woud have preferred the Original
bill which put the Government equal footing with
the stockholders and entitled it 10 share pro rata with
them in the distribution AFTER tie close Of the
Exhibition They believed this TO be the only fair way
hut they had 10 accept whatever Congress attached
10 It's bounty. Now certain Congressman demand that
the Board of Finance shall the bill II passed
and discla m any intention OF holding the Government
bonnd by the letter Of the Law; but the Ba'rd has
such power II IT, or rather the Board 10 be
elected soon should attrmp; 10 repay 10 tie Govern
rnent the million and Lai II ha, nyc sted before making
any return 10 the stockholders any holder OF single
Share OF stock would have the power to dispute the
rehfuness OF such action and take the question into tne
courts UnquestOna Iiy court would eide the law t.
what II says AMI not what Mr. Springer meant 1t
shoud
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THE FUTURE OF THE WHEAT MARKET.


The amount of wheat needed by Great
Britain befUre crp OF 1876 "a that market
ia question OF the greatest importance III determining
the proia lc range OF prices this coming Spring The
Ports Of wheat tneludng -four reduced TO wheat
from ali countries In 1873 was s23j, 100 us, IRON
which, deducting the quantity ON passage Dee. 81, 1874
IL J92, 1862 Grs.leaves the shipments from ali
tres after Dee ~, 1874, IN time to arrive PRIOR 0 sept
i, 1873, GG4l ,O33 as. The estimated shipments
qurcd this year. during the same period are bi77l10
ore, II per cent les than M 1870 rnecore the eH
porting countries will no required To furnish The United
Kingdom from Jan. 10 sent 1876 much wheat less
~ per cent furnished 1879. II frnm the immense
wheat crop ~ 1874 only 6,Gil .U33 qTA shipped
during the aforementioned period, 1t seems highly I'M
probable, after the heavy drain upon the boarded
AMI September stimulated, that 77l5O qr@ will he
shipped present during the hrst eight months
OF The present year. the universally deficient crop
OF 1875 An examination OF the imports into Great
Br shows that tho United States furnished % per
crUt OF the quantity received. or about 26,00000O
bushele an amount which IL far IN Of the most
liberal Of tine stock hand east OF the Rocky
NJuntaina, while we have already shOwn, IN another
article, that but little he furnished from this coast
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which they proposed tn iurod salt water into tbs
city and 10 ~ extBsh fires and tor other purpAses
Mr. Levy SAID the Company ne represented proposed
TO lay 800 miles Of pipe for the supply OF salt water In
the city, With storage reservoirs dc. at estimated
cost OF SS,0o00O0 Mr. Peterson claimed that by the
Holly Water Works system the city could be abundantv
supplied with salt water below Fourteenth-st A
not 10 exceed 81 900 600 ThIs could be done iInned
ately. Two pioes would be laid starting from Four
teenthst. one the East River and the other the
streets 10 Broadway, with hydrants every and
$50 feet apart tbe side streets The pipes 20 be mad
az wrOght irOd, cnamoled the inside aud outside
This ystcm would requrr Two machines run by steam
located on Canal-st the North River aud Broomost
~ ar Rtva
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TIE POLICE FORCE TOO SMALL.

SIR: No action of any one OF the legislative
committees now session in Albany, should have been
received appreciated by every grade OIL
society than the Recommendation of the Committee on
cri,na IN tine Assembly for increasing the numerical
strength of the police force of the CITY Of II
Inns I6ng en- apparent that the protection afforded by
police 10 life AVID property IN TINS city Is rhtiIry i
ade11ate and tbat while il remains small 1t will be
nssibie TO prevent tho numerous crimes which are
committed III all parts OF the city, Ie police are unaoo
Ia envrr an ma localities that are attractive To the cTin
inal classes As at present. constituted ana dhlDutcu
the policemen almost snrink from MAKING any arrests
ram Tear that they VIII be attacked and OyerpOwered
by FRIENDS Of prisoners. lHoAAS SIhIINh'
Ne,D- York, March l, 1875.
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TRICKS OF TIE MEMORY.

To the BdttOr OF Tht TTtbHhe.
SIR: In reading your article Of this date
beaded Aged One Hundred Years." commenting upon
how the mind memory may he affected by reeIitions
I,astc and SUSCEPTIBLE OF Impressions, emnde Of
an ncid nut related by Daniel Webster Illustrating TINS
iunlcDce the OInd Webster said that he thought hs
OsatOnic Valley. whom houses barns hay stacks cows
and noated down the stream togrther and ne adds
yewitness to Ii except that hrs father and mother
assured him that It occurred two years eei2re ne was
born. "A. LAMONT
1ess- York. Feb. %, 1876.
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4 REBEL Battle FLAG.
fSTEEEsTING CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN con-
GRESHAM NIL AND a "YANKEE WOMAN"

lsTEEEsTING CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN CON-
GRESHAM NIL AND a p" YANkEE WOMAN"
Fro,a me 4 LIatd Cyuyier,
Since Mr.. Hill delivered his great speech, his
Ll.y Icu cps leJtyrs, pil.uem,hy cdIiOUs aud
c.BdriHia.OrS mas been sone ming wonderful One Of
ne uusl increasing OF Thesis letters cine irom Mrs
IIub,ii Piiaeiphia, sccumpdned by " Rebel bat,
t tL' Tue IOlioWhS IS tle cOr.es OH.encc upon ina
subject:
Ds,K forward to you The nag captured by the soldiers
te non ~1ea iacl toOa possession o. inc capital
sicA aHi wouFicd ne ia inah
1 ~ t Eve me i as R To 10 Ell LII 10 10 sac
"o,ty ~" OF OeCrs@ WIN Too aope that Zoe pas may 30
vnnr"'s AP'os"t - you ~ yoar speech "a roOy ~ ar
anc ptisc ia such. Mr. Blaine Milne, ny
7lal, have always niIu. ocl has
madr iuisoske uis time May Hgi y0u gave yoa
Diis ADJi, Of gO1i iolug and prOsprn
- resIpla,aA 10 poTer gss worthy May
oar unit 81 ensth sals or rAtae .o+ss 70 Oeo"His
-. ~. ia.sss,,is, Jaa. i3, 1915 Mis- H. - kIABAL-
HousE RKPREs RNTAnysss
WAs.IS0I, \. -. g., Jan. IS. 1881
DEAR MADAM; Your DOUie ic,,cr the n instant was
49, ga i"r, Dy he sGi'eTs Of r,e UnoH wheH ney
.sesso Tue capital o. my state" / cannot adequately
o Ing a., TO- tfiOti, winch accom- ANY H. ne
. ,,rr r,s.,.,ns, a my 49, "a t." WAKE, itry
approval CT owl hun"i eOrs 10 this end please
iui, niss.on pubic hfe but to AID as
80 "S be able m ns.orihs P~bl.c elcc -nt IA pc
people OF tn so,ta ylel tLcr nlahHoTt
copy CAAuJt a1rt yirm tclr manhood. ior
% lrt
tho -TtTt truh. which vii m"n
a,Aa.oi .,ad worth al DOI tna No antri 400
cod Vugt IRA, cJ, and it our diHetengcs are ~
it GA the basis OF the Constitution a. IA
Low. peDpo ala irur oar Stts AL soYeie'sh
OF All let All uItC strength 10 ca e
ua. 'rai.,ts hu.sr' become nsnt Toe c.Sllui
Word" Yuat southern hrOtncr. BENJ IA. huL
ii.tsI 10 pTts'nt t"c hdS 10 t"e
lualg aleu- = Library AsEiuta ANA Addressed thr Toe
lowing Ir,ter 10 Ma. Mason, President Of al lnS.lu
a n: -
Hot 81 REPkkArNrAiNES 1
MAsliNsIuA, ID. e.. Feb II. loaNl
Mr. H. MAIL on ITesideat Yo4,g Gbra,g Aot a-'o
.ita@.a. us- -
i present 10 the library Association T"Sss
by tIo O a. A > icihaAA ~ No
led otli cap tai Of STATE. fs as Nas IvsN'y
m, spss b lenoblc iat 10 whom = Ma 81 Ga " $50
tuln ers, Testimonial az pprv,a.tJn % Citteta
I, o. uiy Ia ths tate ninesty oa,s !.
viausllJH Ul tne mannOs OF s0utHvrp people ADa
LiuuulOa mutual sOOd VIII ige peoPSo. All s."
u oar eunuon country. lat tie Tag 90 p essfv A. ~.
M, n a. a, ptute brave enough 10 Eghl Nhs -
bat az a-isd AID WAC were brave eno 1gh also 70 Sa1s I'D
.rn the Da eutvd IL requires higher courage W
thAl 10 lndGc snlmosiues. VIA hsh rganl ~I 80
very truly, nAN'' -
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ter than anyone else and thirdly, that IT Ia more I'M
porant TO lin than to any other man In the nation tnat
orr industres and commerce should be prosperous ana
M M no Is I'm hitter position feel any Disturbance vi
either tan any u.s. and that 1t may ne wise lor us 70
wait for The Secretary before making ourselves
very uncomfortable II members OF Congress NLo arc
now sweating so over this subject would seek 70 prng
about such the Secretary asks ana then eaVe
tie responsibility with him, Il seems TO me tal ih NouAu
better enjoy their dinners and sleep better o Dkhts
Milan Ohio Feb. II, 1876 a. D. OASh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04
A CITY SUPPLY OF SALT WATER.

The Aldemanic Committee appointed TO in
vrstis te aud report the Feasibility OF uhihng ihe
water OF tho East and North Rivers Tor DIRE and sAutay
urloscs. held It's FIRST meeting yesterday afternoon
Aldermen Mccarthy, Billings, Twomey aud Gross were
present Jonas T. Levy Of the salt Water supply Com
pany Frederick A.. Petersen Of tho Holly Manufacturing
CJnpdnv, and rnomas Miller explained tue systems by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04

time in this city since Washngtons day, was danced "
the Academy ball on the 2od inst saw 1t over thirty
years ago beautifully danced at the old PARK Theaer ny
Mile Ellsler and NJ Sylvan. l shall never forget
Monsieurs cooked hat, the fine grace with whioh
Mademosclle managed her train; ana although 1 was
younger then than am now, really enjoyed the grave
and graceful dignity OF the mnuet than all the
leaps and revolutions to which had been previously
treated in La Syiphidc. A''
Trenton, ". j., Feb. 81, 1876.
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Hnrns or RrrktarxrAiNEs.
WASHINGTON, D. =, FtO II. lou
Mr. r. on ITesidsi YOag ssH's Gbrh'y A'so a'O" y
THE COMING PEACH CROP.

FfOm Tao Wilmington lIeSl 1n "'U- i .-aa
The financial condition OF the Pennsuia we" va
but nttir enehted by the last years praca efos,
office MIL be more profitable than ever mere tvolo I'D
buds seem 10 have ben but little deveiopeu as 81, I'd
co seanrntly less susceptible 10 tho rough w sIle
elects OF spring The prospects IN al are Ner2 Hrs
Tor A plyIns crop ard relief nom the nnaneiA IVY"
siOn now uni ersal on the e"nlnrlin
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:. srcRErARY nRIsrow,s RESPONSIBILITY.

re- fAe EdttOr OF rae rrtbkHe.
Sir; ] ask you to suggest 10 writers and to
some members Of Congress- notably Judge Kelley, whether
81 would not be well for them " consider, hfst that the
Secretary Of the Treasury Ia In better position than
other man TO know whether resume or not I;
secondly that he has greater responsibility IN the mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04
MrNuEr DE LA coUR.

70 tAe Editor OF The TrtbNne.
SIR You say, in an article printed on the
2eth inst that ths Nnuet de "a Ceur, for tho first
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your very Hbl. Servt
Ludwigh Russell


Sept. 4th. KINGS bridge
IDlHss 20 DETER now, when wrote you. fear not
capt. We viii d. wei yet through the help Of God
Amen Amen
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
sT4TTON-UOUSE LODGFRS.

A PHYSICIANS VISITS 10 TIE LoDGNG-hoUsEs-
o.. MS iNFERIsSCEs AND SUGGESTIONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
DRY GOODS.
,cDTRIp NORTH THIS SEASON.

DRY GOODSi DRY GOODS DRY GOODS
y. f. BRASHEAR. NO. 1L9 KING ST.
Alexandria, November l3, 1876.
To Country Merchants and Commemorative
open to-day and offer for sale large lines CT
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, SC
purchased within the last few days at down
prices. We offer Black French Cashmere, 90c,
95e and ST. unequalled for the prices named;
Pure Black Mohalr and Alpacas at S74 and soc
cheap at G21c and 75e; Australian Grape ut
prices from 374 to 75c. In ali these Black Goods
We defy competition. In Domestics, &C., we
Offer Brown Cottons at De, a Brown Cot
tons at G4c, 1914 Bleached and Brown Sheetings
at % and 25c, Felt Skirts good vt 60c, Men's
Unde'shirts at 374c extra cheap Water Proofs
at 75c, o great bargain. Also full stock OF
Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanfs, Shaws,
Cloakq, good Shaker Flannel at 25c together
with innumersble other goods. all at popular
prices.
ID. +. BRASHEAR,
b. 3. Boomcs. No. 1C9 King street.
nov l3 Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24
MEDICINES.
SIMMONS
LIV ER REGULATOR.

Z
Is harmless,
Is no drastic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is faultless family medicine.
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and the happiest rosu,t:
IT, the most delicate infant.
Does not interfere with business
Docs not disarrsnge the system,
Takes a the 1s place ofouinine and Bitters Of eve
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
ASK the recovered Dyspeptics, Bilious suG:
ferers, victims of Fever and Ague, the mercu.
rial diseased patient, how they recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good sppetite-they will tell
you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, =
The cheapest, purest and best family medicine
in the world.
1t Contains four medical elements. never
united in the same happy proportion in any
other preparation, viz: gentle Cathartic,
wonderful Tonic, an unexeeptionable Altera.
the body. Such signal success has attended its
use. that it is now regarded rs the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For Ill Disease of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen
AS Remedy in Malarous Fevers. Bowel
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression,
Restlessness, Jaundice, Nausea, Sick Headache,
Collie CT ustipation and Bliousness
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION las there are number Of imi-
tations offered to the public, we would caution
the community to buy no Powders OF Prepared
Simmons Liver Regulator unless in our en-
graved wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and
signature unbroken. None other is genuine.
J. ID. ZEILIN & CO,
Macon Gs and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine, Simmons Liver
Regulator, has saved me many doctors bills. |
use it for everything it is recommended and
never knew it to fail; have used it in Collie and
Grubbs with my Mules and Horses, giving them
about half bottle at time. I have not lost
one that l gave it to. You can recommend it to
every one that has stock as being the best medi-
cine known for al complaints that horse flesh is
heir to. +. 7. TAYLOR,
sep J Agent for Changers of Georgia.
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GLASS CUTTERS, better than Diamonds;
" for sale By the dozen or single one a gooa
1T, CRSiGHTON s. SON, s. King st.
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E. j. MILLE2 & CO.,
Importers OF
CHINA and QUEENSW AXE
AND DEALERS IN
Glassware, ., i1GoY1 Hlsss, Lampe, Caan>!: !:"rs
md Fancy Goods.
~, fT * :.sr street.

,,ad Fancy Goods.
No. 61 kiEs street.
w. hay. now III store, purchased rect l. =!
h, .:,.ru,.ctoric., full. complete "nd h.i.d-
..,.:.c a,,a"tG.c7t ui goods i'll ou- lire, io wA.cH
'r., i:!vt.r sp"'isl lL"nt;o:,.
Fr.!.c. GAaa Dinner Sets, colGplc!c. IN pii';H
white, g;t Da;.I and tccorste French CLnn
Tea SeIs, in gilt b,ad a,:l decorated; Frehcl
China Cups snI sa:,cers, gilt band and plal1,
white; French Chqa Vases; ne" I1sttGIIns IsaIr ,S n.o
MOS Kosc and o.hcr patterns; English 1"'a:
Sc.s, handsomely dr::orated, sornetLiE: re" !;
China Mugs, Toy Tea So.s, Glass Vases, Ae
We have the largest and most coEnpleth "l&ck X
&C goods ever before Trough. 20 this place, wh'tt
we are Offering NJ very lo~ tsur1s Gail 49,!
examine our goods uuL prices mn
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IA E CALL the attention OF the pubic IN
" general to our stock Of PAINTS IN
oils, which we a-e. prepared to sell cheap.
Those contemplating psintng will do yell to
Give liz a call. Is. f. PEAkE 81 CO.
ap IA Isl King st., Alex Isntris, Va.
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A SECOND EVERETT CASE The Peters
Surs correspondent of the Richmond Wing OF
yesterday says:
"L4st night dark deed was perpctrated st
r tfe's store, 10 Dnwiddle county, resulting 10
the fatal iojury, it is feared, OF kotte, and tue
robbiog of his store of considerable amount
of property. The particulars are as follows !:
Mr.. G. I. Roffe closed his store, which IS
about ten miles from this place, at the usual
hour last night and retired for the nlght 70 Ills
bed, which is part of the turoltaGe or the
c1untipg-room This moruiog he did cot make
his appearance as ealIy as was his haol,' auu
others of his family, who occupied mouse
distant about tweoty pac's and lmmeu:ats'y
opposite the store. came out TO ascertain thS
reasOD. AD entrance was ready ehec.eu
through door that was found Slightly a)ir'
and there on the floor Of the ccuotlng-room lay
the body of Mr.. Kotfe In pool or bis own
biocd \ frghttul cash Was found 90 MS
head, eyidectly made by aa axa IL the ha0dS
Of some strong armed villain, and from The CT
feet Of which MIR. Rotfc was still nseoslble. a
physician was Immediately summoned, and the
report Of the occurrence spreading rapidly, q
crowd soon collected, and steps were taken to
iini, if possible, clue to the perpetrators OF
The deed. An examination OF the premises
disclosed the tact that the moucy-drawer was
cmpty, but none could tell the exact amount
Of mouey il contained before the robbery; Also
that considerable amount of goods had been
stolen, roughly estimated to be worth SloO.
The affair created considerable excitement 10
the ueighborhood, and the news had reached
US here by 9 o'clock. Ii was csrtalrly nola
oct as there are several houses occupied oy
different parties, all within easy car-shot, Out
all attempts to discover any Tact leading 10
detection Of the parties had failed up to his
writing. Two reports reach US as to the man
uer of entering the store One is that WIN
Cow was broken open and raised, and the Q otnel o.
that The door was pryed open. Winch OF 10. tne
two is correct ne are unable TO dctcruiue. Mr
KolIe is a young man, being about twenty
live years OF age, and is peaceaoie aao
worthy citiz4n, aud did not have any epemle'
WHO could have beea prompted by nance Z
commit the deed. He may possibly recover
bat it is not the opinion Of those wlo "a" DIN
that he will. NJ,
Later accounts say negro named Nlc'
Smith has been arrested, charged with th
clme
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SuoE, stovo, busting, sweeplng and oines
~ BRUSHES, Stove Po ish, SHOE biacA'is'
&c., At IS King street
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AUCTION SdLES.
J.Owen Kerby, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of dead Of
4 trust from Mary Scarce, dated June 22nd,
1875. and duly recorded among the land re-
cords Of Fairfax county, in liber S, No. q, folio
45l, the undersigned, trustee therein namod, at
the request of the party secured by said Decd
will sell, by public auction, 10 the highest bid
der in front Of Cats tavern, in the village Of
West End, and county Of Fairfax, November
lS.b, 1876 at one O'Clock y. M, TRACT OF
LAND, situated in the said county of Fairfax,
containing l29 acres Toods and II poles ex- y:
poles, including tho railroad. 1t acres. with
courses snd distances according to plat Of sur
yev msde by Thomas n. Carter, Surveyor.
dated August, 1869, snd filed amongst the papers
in the suit Of Church VI. Watkins, i'll the Cor
poration Court of Alexandria, Va.
Terms Of Salo-Cssh. Co1veyancing at tho
cost OF the purchaser
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
Get l1-2awlm Trustee.
gss- Tho above sale Is continued until SAT
URDAY, the 23d day Of December, 1876, q. the
same tinc'snd place
FRANCIS i. SMITH,
nCy 2-9swlm Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

krEW GOODS-Hocsivcd this day: AllcocA 3
IN Porous Plasturs, licrrck's StrengtheninE
Burnett's Cod Liver Oil, Simmons Liver keg-
u!stor, BULBS Cough Syrup, Eureka Iooih
Powder, Edes' Corn Plaslers, Barry's Iricoph
orous, Schenck's Pulp,onic syrup, kosaaslis,
Ayers, BULBS, uclmbold's aud ToWnssnuS Sn
Sa,saparila Wilbors Cod Liver Oll ana fhos-
phats of Lime and Lyons Tooth Iablets;
JANNEY & CO.,
nov % and Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-24

TTNnEETAkENS' GOODS in great variety
~ t,p. Oh i,nud ri s King street-ior sa'o a.
nSmH! .,it:..,. ,,>,
oe.. "a, Hi,Hu:IlrON s. SON.