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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
aECTTON Stiles.
Bye. w. Green. Auclioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. Default having been made for six success
sive months in the payment Ct the sen,i-morthiy
instalments secured to the "Alexandria Co o.
erntive Building Association of Alexandria,
Va.,' by the deeds of trust hereInaft mention
ed, and the Board OF Directors # the said Asso
citation having requested in writing ale of the
property thereby conveyed, the undersigned,
by virtue Of the deed of trust from George
Wsshin' ton, c"l"red and wife to them dated
August - h 1872 recorded in book :. folio 33i
aid the deed O. trust from ssid WI h:ngt IL y,
wife to them da ed January 18Th. 1878 rrcprdc |
il book folio 500, will, ss the trustees IN rem
named, a. twelve o'clock m, on ShTU kDAF,
April I'D, 1876 in front of the Market House
on Royal street, in Alexandria, Va. off T for
GROUND with the 7 WO-S TOR .gEs.
BRICK HOUSE thereon on the west side OF
Royal street, between King and Prince streets,
having front Of 20 feet 81 inches more or less,
and extending back about % feet inches.
The amount due the said Association i
S5?L85 with 6 per cent interest from March
9th, 1876.
For n more particular description of the said
property ana the title which the undersigned
will sell and convey. reference is hereby nsd,
to the said deeds OF trust.
Terms Of Sale: One third Of the purchase
money in cash and the residue in SIX and twelve
months with per cent interest, secured oy the
purchasers bonds with personal surety and
deed of trust on the property sold-the pur-
chaser to pay tie cost cf conveyancng anu have
tho privilege OF cash & the sale or paying the
bonds before due.
For further information apply to D. l..
SHOOT, Attorney for said Association.
GEO. II. ROBINSON,
JNO. B. SMOOT, Trustees.
mh30-ts THOMAS PERRY,
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.TEETSDE SHEES.


TOMMlSSIDNERS SALE-Under a de-
- cree of the Corporation Court of Alex%n-
drla city, entered vt the December term, 1875.
In the chaHcery cause Of jacob Stout W.. Fran
cls A. picke"s ct aI., the undersigned will pro-
c.ei TO sell, b. public suction, in front of the
Market House, on Royal street. A exarGria,
Va, II II o clock M, on SATURDAY,, APP
"a, 1876, All that excellent FARM, with III"
Improvements thereon, containing about 5iS
acres, known rs ''OSSIAN HALL" and now
occupied by the said Dickens This farm is
in Fairfax county, Va and admirably located
o. the waters of Acc"tink rur, near the Little
River .urnpi e and the w. c. V VI. Il q. ).
L. 1t is convenient to Alexandria, George
town and Washington.
Terms: One fifth of the purchase money in
cash; the residue in SIX, lively" and eighteen
m Dnths, with six per cent interest. secured by \
re. ention wi tie title 10 the property sold. and
tie purchasers bonds, with personal surety.
Cost OF conveyanc!ng 10 he borne By purchaser.
ID. H. SMOOT.
GEO. \. MUSHBACH,
CUURTLANHT II. SMITH,
Commissioners Of Sale.
N B.-For further Information apply t. D. l..
5 moot, Alexnndcia Va nh 23tS
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, Conn April The Rapub-
Leans have carried the 4th, 9Th, 18th, aud Sih
Districts, and the d 'mocrals the rest. The
House is Democratic by about 40 majority.
Hartford county, three towns lacking, gives
Robinson. Republican, 9,4Ol; logersoll Demo
crat, 10 957; Smith, Temperance, 26l; and
Atwater. GreeDback, 279 New Haven, two
towns lacking, gives Il .birsoa, 9,444; IngeIsolI,
l,4GS; Smith. Ill; aud Alwatcr, l,55S. New
Lor,on, Two towns licking, gives Robinson,
5,O65; IngersoII, 5.3l7; Smith, 207; and At
water, "a. Fairfield, Que tnwp lacking, gives
Robinson, 6. TAI; IncersoII, 9 ia; Smith, l40:
and A!watcr, 90. Wndham. complete, gives
Robinson, 3, 81; Lugcrsoll, 2 sol; and Smith,
100 Litch6cd, ooc town lacking, gives Rob
inson, 1902; Ingersoll, 5,066; Smith, l57; and
Atwater, %. Middlescx, three towns lacking,
gives Robnsor, 49l; Inpersoll, 2,794; Smith,
l76 and Atwater, = TolIaud county. COM
picte, gives Robinson, 2,0SS; [ngersoIl. 2,297;
Smith, 9O and Atwatrr. 3. Totals Robinson,
~ 264; Iuger,rll, 1854; Smith, l,545; aud
A:watrr, 2,057 lngcrsoll's majority, 3,70S;
plurality, 1910. I1gcrsoli's majority last year,
6,52l; plurality, 9,4SO.
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California.

SAN Francisco, April 3. O'L"arv, the
Chicago pedestrian, began a walk Of 500 miles
iu 40 hours at o'clock this a. Ill.,, aud at III
y. H. had walked 10 miles
A rather turbulent anti Chinese meeting was
held at South San Francisco, tonight. One
speaker said that an organization existed 10 the
city Of 20. Ot0 persons strongly pledged 10 case
the present attempt to remedy the Chinese evil
by lega means should fail to take the law into
their own hands aud root out The evil with hre
and steel. The Chinese companies this evening
presented communication to the Board ofSu
pervisors, demanding protection for life and pro-
pcrty, which all but certain uuruy classes mean
TO afford them as violent measures are depro-
Gated by the community ut large.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, April 4.-Ihe betting this morn
ing on the inter University boat race is to 4
in favor Of Cambridge.
Mr.. Caves report on Egyptian finances is
not regarded tavorabiy, and Egyptian securities
are from to lower than yesterday.
The Hour is informed that an American Was
arrested here yesterday who had been for some
time successfully couutcrieltlug American Sc
curitirs here and on the continent.
LIVERPOOL April 4.-rhe Post to-day says
tina, yesterday, in cons quence OF the strike of
the dock Iaborers work was entirely suspend
cd on the vessels of tn, White Star, National,
Guion, Inman, Allan, Dominion, Richardson
aud Spcuc" companies, and several Mediterra-
mean and South American hoes
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM WARRINGTON.
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, d. g., April 4, lS76.-The
Senatr was engaged during the morning hour
10 the discussion Of an insurance bill.
TIE IMPEACHMENT OF BELKNAP.
Shortly after onc O'Clock The managers ap-
pointed by the House OF Representatives t"
conduct the impeachment Of W. w. b lkrap,
late Secretary of War, appeared at the door OF
the Senate, headed by the Sergeant-at-
OF the House.
The Sergeant. at Arms of the Senate: The
managers Of the impeachment OF the House OF
Representatives.
The President: The Sergeant-at- Arms will
Conduct tn" managers OF the impeachment to
the seats provided for them Within the bar OF
the Seuate.
The managers were then seated.
The Sergeant at Arms then made proclaua-
ton: Hear ye! Hear yc! All persons are
commanded to preserve silence while The man.
ayers appointed by the House of Representa-
lives Of the Uuitcd States present articles OF
impeachment against VIM w. Belknap, late
Secretary OF War.
MIR. Lord, chairman of the managers, then
rose, and in the name of the House Of Repre-
sentatives AID Of all the people of the United
States impeached W. W. Belknsp of high
cTlWtS auu III lSucuCaUUTS. he Ttdu TIE aIGl-
cIes of impeachment heretofore published.
The Chair informed the managers that the
Senate will tuke proper order concerning the
Impeachment, OF which due notice will be given
the managers. The managers then retired.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House of Representa- passed bill
extending FROM two 70 three years, the time
within which prosecutions for crime mag be
commenced in the District of Columbia. Ii is
understood that this is desi gncd t" meet the cx-
piration of time in the Safe Burglary case.
a bill in relation to the appointment of as
ssiant u. 5. attorneys was also passed
The managers on the part of the House to
present the articles OF impeachmcnt in the Sen
ate against W. W. B~knap having performed
their duty returned 10 the House aud made a
report.
Special committees were called for reports,
when the house resolved itself into committee
of the whole Oh the Civil Approximation bill,
which was under discussion at clock, when
recess was taken till y.
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POLICE REpoRT.-The following cases have
.'seu reported since yesterday afternoon
Lucinda Madison and Mrs Dudley, for dis
nTderly Conduct and abusing each other, we're
Arcd and discharged.
j {. Head, tramp, haiiug from Rich
1uo"d Tor dlsorderly conduct, was ordered to
eavc the city.
hese cases were tried at the Mayors Office.
Fat. Gathrlght, colored, for threatening
Lavlnla jackson, also colored. was bound over
to keep the peace By Justice Nails.
4 woman uamed Fortuer aud Frank John
"vr, having served out their terms OF imprsou.
met, were discharged from Jail to day.
Five lcigerS were accommodated at the sta
tIon house last night
The McVEIGH UNDERWOOD CASE AGAIN.
10 The u. S. Supreme Court yesterday, 10 the
case Of Erasmus d. Force, plaintiff 10 error
vs. Nm. y. McVelgh, the motion to dismiss
Ut auvancc was submitted on printed argu.
ueu's BY MIR. p Phillips in support of the
Sa'ne and by MIR. 5. f. Beach 10 opposi ion to
lie motion to dismiss. This is case for he
Possession Of the house in which Mr.. McVeigh
now now resides, Force, who married Mrs Judge
Hodtrwocd'S sister, being the party to whom
lie property Was uomiDally transferred.
FISH REPORT. Affairs at Flshtown, this
u'0ruMg, were again quiet. The receipts Of
herring have Increased somewhat, but those
VI >had and bunch fish have fallen of consid-
crafty. Since yesterdays report there have
oyen rec lvc! 265 had, II $50 behring's, and
ao'u' 100 buaches OF rock and perch. Shad
s"u d! from $50 10 $35 per hundred. behring's
rem ga 10 SI5.i5 per thousand, white perch
a . g TO IL cents per bunch, aud rock from
~ to A. cents piece.
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DOIan. the Murderer.

ALBANY, April 4.-The Court of Appeals
Of New York has affirmed the judgment of
the Courts below in the case of Dolan, con-
victed Of the murder OF Noe, so the execution
will have to take place.
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Colorado Elections.

DENVER, COL, April So the municipal
election here, to day DR.. Buckingham, Dem; }
was elected Mayor by $50 majority over +. X
Croker, the Republican candidate. The Re
publlcaus elect four out of six Aldermen.
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EDECHTEO.tHL.
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE..
THE VIRGINIA PROTEt TON
LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
$4,000
100000

Paid up CapIiAi, Soo,uoV
Authorized Capital, 100000
Presents 3 plan by which the benefits Of Life
Insurance may be secured by all at about one
thr,! the usual cost
Thirteen cents invested each day will secure
to your family So OJO.
No better investment can be made Plan
purely mutual, assessments being equltaby
made, according to age, upon policy holders as
esch death occurs. This is pre- erninently the
system for the man of limited means rs the in
surance is afforded at ACTUA AL COST and the
premiums pay able in small sums
j. N. WILKINSON, President.
RICHARD IRBY, Vice Pres't.
e. II. WIlKISsoN, Secretary.
j. w. LOCKWOOD Auditor.
Reference By permission to the following
named policy holders: Lewis Mckenzie. Reu-
ben Johnston. Joseph t. Janney, Mahlon d.
,Ianney.
Gs- Country policies solicited; For further
information and pamphlets with flu psrtlcu-
lars apply to s. III. JANNEY d. son,
NH lin Agents l45 King St., Alexs., Va
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BOTTLED BEER.

The general demand for Bottled Beer has in
duced me to build Lager Beer Bottling Es-
adjustment, on Virginia avenue, nea. It'll st I,
Improvements. The Beer is especially brewed
for that purpose, and bottled with the greatest
care, for family use and shipping All orders
sent to the fl :e here or il Washington will b,
promptly attended to. The Beer will be deliv.
cred to any part of the city.
Price List-For family use: In boxes, con.
tanning dozen gu .rts and 2 d Zen quarts, S.. so
per dozen, allowing IS cents per dozen for bot
lies with boxes returned. In boxes, containing
2 dozen pints and dozen pints, 81 so per dozen,
allowing 81 cents por d zsr for bottles returned
with boxes For shipping: In boxes of dozen
quarts and dozen puts.
sp Aim ROBERT PORTNER.
NOR SALE-3,OOO Seasoned CHESN UT
Il RAILS and 900 POSTS, on the Little
River Turnpike zen miles from Alexandria.
address JOHN MALONE, Fairfax Vt. House.
I'D 4-eolWs
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LOVE- COURT sup and marriage, by D.
~, "1Rh', at eabody Hall, this evening. Dva'
~" W alseuu. lL*
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Ns~The regular monthly meeting Of the Hy-
drsul. on Steam Fire Engine Go. will be held
to- light at 730 o'clock. Punctual attendance
is requested.
l. B. P. TURNER, Secretary.
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FALLING OF A HOUSE a portion of the
wall OF the building known as the Green House,
90 King street, pear Pcyton, was undetermined by
the ram last night and fell in with crash.
TIE inmatef, all of whom were coorcd people,
were in bel at the time, but all escaped with
out damage 'pi one man who had | II foot
mashed by falling bricks.
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BISHOP JOINS. AT noon to day Bishop
Johps was still alive, but it was scarcely rxpec
ted that he would survive the Jay.
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ALEXANDRIA MARINE RAILWAY.-The

ALEXANDRIA MARINE RAILWAY. The
general annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Alexandria Marine Railway aud Ship
building COMPANY was held this morning at
the Commercial Exchange building
George r French was appointed Chairman
and w. II. Bacon, Clerk Of the Company
Secretary.
w. 4. Smoot, John Perry aud the Secre-
tary were appointed committee to'exanlne
and report upon all proxies presented to the
meeting. who reported that there were present.
stockholders who could lawfully cast majority
Of the VIII >le vote OF the company, viz: BY
proxy, $50 votes; by proper person, 62 votes.
A quorum being present., Mrs. Jos. Bloders
the President, laid before the meeting the an
nual report of the Board Of Directors for the
year ending March 3lst 1876, with the ac-
cou1ts Of the company, which were read and
approved.
A vote Of thanks was extended 10 the Presi-
dent, Beard of Directors, Secretary and
Treasurer.
The following persons were then uDanim
ously elected Board of Directors for the en-
suing year: R. Portner NJ. K.rsey, Col. A.
Herbert Park Agnew, Joseph Broders, JAS.
T. Rogers aud Isaac El;hberg
The meeting lheu adjourned.
The annual report shows the company to he
iu most Furnishing condition, b wing com
pleted their yard and made it one OF the best.
most thoroughly equipped aud cheapest yards
in the country; that their net earnings during
the past year were S7,2O7. that during that
tue 81 steamers and 1873 sail vessels and
barges were hauled up on the ways, that one
steamboat the keyport, was almost rebuilt,
an entirely new canal boat built. that the rep
u,ation Of the yard is extending, that they
nsvc numerous orders tor work, and that they
are now building large sized schooner for
gentleman IN Massachusetts,, half the stock 10
which, however, is owned 10 this city.
The WEATHER-T rain of yesterday con-
tiuued with slight intermissions until a late
boar and he sky remaio"G cloudy until about
th1>e clock this morning, when the Stars ap-
peared aud thereafter, aud until about eleven
o. clock a. u. the wcai her Was beautiful, clear and
sprinu like. About noon. however. 1t again
became cloudy aud threatencd rain. 40 lm-
mense quantity OF water fell during the day
Yesterday, and the runs and creeks 10 the
urighhorhood of the city w re pretty full.
Many OF the uopavcd streets were also >oded,
and S, me of them rendered Tor tine itDpass-
able. The intersection Of Queer and Patrick
streets, which mas long been SUI ject OF COM
plant by the property owrers III that neigh
borhood, was 20 deeply covered With water
that a co!ored woman who lives on the north
east corner of that intersection, on returning
jme from her place Ct aclvin: last night, wa
unable so reach her house, aDd had to wait
somc time for The food 10 Subside. The water
was within lew inches of the doors OF the
houses In the vicinity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

Snip ARD-rhc tug Reindeer, which was
rebuilt at the ship yard last fall, and which
has been havirgj liners wnk done upon her IN
Washington, was lowed down to this city, to
day. where she will have her machinery put III.
Work on the pew schooner now being butt at
the ship yard is progressing rapidly and salts
iactorlly.
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FOK SHLE OR KE.ST.

M FOR RENT-rhe desirable DWELL
IS; LING on the N w. corner of Wolfe and
Fairfax streets Apply to K. BELL .Jr.. or at
I'll King street NH "0-3L
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LOCAL SREGIcAE$.

Snipe shooting has commenced IN the
marshes on the Potomac. The pot hunters
are Staying them by the dozen, aud ind
ready sale for them at the rcmuneratiVe price
Of twenty FIVE cents apiece.
Letters addressed to James Rose, Gordon,-
vile, Va; w. II. Holland, Accotink, Va, and
Miss Mamie G. Roby, Port Tobacco, Md. are
detained ia the postufhce here Tor want OF
postage.
Lulu V. Walsh nee Brumidi, entered suit
yesterday 10 Wa. hiugton for divorce from Us.
Walsh, on the ground OF lrhdcllty. The par
ties were married in Alexandria in 1870
CAPT. W. H. FowIe, late Der of the
House Of Delegates, returned TO his home 10
this city last uight, aud to-day was warmly
greeted by bis NUMEROUS friends.
The postofiee last oieht was very we'll light
cd with oil lamps. |, is hoped, however, that
some arrangement will be speedily made Tor
the use of gas again.
The Good Templars of Fairfax Courthouse
will give al entertainment there next Wednes
day night.
The uuiop rayer-meeting will be held III
the Secoud Presbyterian Church Tonight, at
u o'clock.
Among the strangers III INC eity to'u"J
MIR. George Tucker, once leading hadical
light.
GOTo Dr. Wright lecture to night and learn
the true art of c,urt-sblp aud marriage. i1iS
lecture is mighty amusing and Instructive. IL
A blessing to humanity is what Or. bull
Cough Syrup eau we'll be termed, for Ii has
done more good already than any other medl-
cine.
INCREASED D.-Monday, March
i 10Th, $500 dozen more OF the HON r. r.
MADE SHIRrS received this day: Price sl'
Ii. B. Hoomes. d. +. BRASHEAk,
A. 81. Morehead. No 100 King street,
NH % Alexandria va.
TaMBURG EDGlNGS-We haves large
IL complete assortment of Hamburg Edg'ngs
and lnsertings, to which we are constantly aou-
ing and Offering Ut very low prices ~,
FERGUSON s. BRO,
feb % 96 King street
NEW CROP TEAS at bottom prices At
~ oct8 RAMSAY'S CORNER.
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by a. AcrDy, ANctIOHeer.
TNRUSItt'S y y Lt:At the request OF Gas
4 sus Augur, esq, the ersntor in the deed OF
trust TO me, dated pril It'll 1871, recorded in
liber VI, No. folio 3Ul, and the deed o! trust
to me, dated My 2lst, 1873, recorded in hhcr
p. No. d. folio 4j6, and Tor the benefit of the
c'ed!tor secured by the said deeds of trust
which sr' pas, due, [ shall pursuant to the au
tnort7 conferred by the said deeds, proceed 10
:.li. ut :. o clock m. or SATURDAY March
10Th 1876, on Royal street in front OF the Mar
ket Hous-, Alexandria, Va, by public auction,
all that REAL ESTATE. in West End, Fsr-
fax county, Va, north of the Little River turn
pike, consisting ofSlX LOTS OF GROUND,
with con- tortahle FRAME HOUSES thereon,
and one VACANT LOT.
Terms of Sale One fourth cash the residue
in SIX twelve and eighteen months with Inter
est, secured by purchasers tonds. with personal
surety, and - deed Of trust the property sold.
Cost u corvcysncnE 10 be paid By the par.
chase's. plat of the property Will be exhib-
tied vi the s,ln
Mr. Augur who lives near :he property, viii
b. plrssed - rxhih;t IN" premises and furnish
all information concerning tn" ssnn =,
-. l.. MDDI, Trustee.
consent 80 the above. O. AuGUK
feb "A IDS
* The sNoyc sao hiss b,en POSTPONED till
SA"U HDAY, Aprl. ST., 1870, At the ssmet'mo
and Pie"
mi - I'd y. l. |&boi. irui,c@
ryNKU>ThE'o SALH--D, vir,u" of decd Of
L trrs' from s;us@n VI Jackson An, ncr trus-
tee, dated the 30th Gay oi january, 1850, record
ed amongst th" land records 4 Falras county,
lib.r G, No t. folio s, and fJr the purposes
therein mentioned, / shA 0h Tor sale III
Fairfax Court II ous", OF VI HDAI, the l1.h
day 81 Apr!, next, That ling Inurt day IN"
10 Inwinf pr'p"rtY, L. vii: Two LOIS or
PARCELS OF LAND, on tue w:St or north.
west side # SCOTS run, in Tue county # F, r
.ny containing together thIrty.tyn .crcs, three
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

L CITY AND COUNTY-I hereby respect
fully announce myself candidate for the seat
in the House of Delegates made vacant ty the
resignation of Capt. VIM. 4. Fowie-subj ect
of course, to the decision of Conservative nom
mating Convention or primary election.
NH 81 GEORGE A. Nj USH8ACH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

CORPORATION COURT The april or Quar-
terry term OF the Corporation Court vii: CON.
mence on Moaday next The grand and petit
iiries have been summoned and the term will
probably prove busy Que. Amoagthc crimi
nal cases to come up at this term Of court, are !:
Dauiel Washington, petit larceny. on au appeal
from justice Jesse Gibson aud Henry Stew
art, burglary; Virginia Dccvers, grand larceny !;
Jack Williams graud larccny; Thomas King
and Charles Thompson, for burglary ; SaWe
parties, for petit larceny, and Frank Thomas,
for stealing trom the person. The latter has
been released by habeas corpus on his OVID re
cogu zauc", and Washington is out on bal.
The rest OF those named are confined in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

r~O THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY OF AL
l. EXANDKIA-I respectfully announce
my self candidate for reelection to the tfice
of Clork of tho Corporation Court-subject To
the action of the Conservative party in conven-
ton or primary election.
NH 30-,d MORTON MARYE.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. meeting OF
the Beard OF Supervisors vi Alexandria county
was held at the county court house 10 this city
to-day.
The report of the County Treasurer was ap
proved and fled
The repor, of the Super uteudent of the
Poor was received and approved.
TIL following bills were ordered to be paid:
W. Il. Davis, SIT So; Alfred Laue, Sl7.l7;
peake t. Co., S5.43; G. II. Phillips, 81 W;
Smoot 4 Perry, S2O.5l; Lev! Jones, So %;
Anthony Lewis, S3.75; aud }. ii. d. Smoot,
1921
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LOCAL ITEMS.

WEATHER PRoHABlLlrlEs.-W Var Depart
W, "a Ut yo of the CHEF Signal Officer, Wash
mytDu D. &, 1pI I, aS'?n y ,hs So "a, A.
pmins the rest .! tuesday 10 the oV a.an .na
anc States, uorthwest> Rod*' 1;Ioe uI'o uIa
f., All clear W ather Will p'eVa' With STA
canary or higher temperatures
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ROBERT T. LUCAS.

rI1D THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA,
i respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office Of City Sergeant to be voted for
at the election on the 18th of May next-subject
to the decision of the Conservative party.
NH 20. II ROBERT +. KNOX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE myself
L candidate tor CLERK OF TIL CORPO.
RATION COURT, of the City of Alexandria.
mar JAMES r. CATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

A blessing to humanity is what Dr. bull
Cough Syrup can we'll be termed, for Ii has
done more good already than any other med-
cine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04

GoTo DR.. Wright lecture to night and learu
the true art of c,urt-sblp aud marriage. NE
lecture is highly amusing and Instructive -