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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29
Third Dispatch. |
Charles O'COnOr.

New YORK, April 29.-The tribunal COM
posed of ex- Governor Dix. Wilson ?. Hunt,
Rev. DR.. VIM Adams, Howard Potter aud
Hon. Juo. K. Porter, who were selected by the
Bur Association to investigate charges against
Chas. O'Copor 10 connection with the Forest
divorce case met this morning, Governor Dix
presiding The Secretary read a citation, copy
ofwhich was served on editors and proprietors Of
the New York Tim requesting their appear.
apce to substauliate charges published 10 the
columns of that journal. He also read similar
citations, copies Of which had been served 90
Chas. 4. Dana of the N W York Sun, and Mrs.
Sinclair aud her brother-ln law, Mr.. Sedley.
Tie Secretary then read a letter that Mr..
O'Cooor had received from Mrs. Sinclair
acknowledging the receipt Of citation de-
clariDg her feeling Of gratitude to him and re-
iterating her assertion that the article from
which the investigation arises was published
without her consent against her wish, aud after
solemn promise had been given not to publish
it. She denied making charges against, him
and declined to appear before the tribunal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

Real Estate Agents and AuctoneerS.l
Y AbUABLh REAL toIAIt' IN hLhA.
SALE--iind"r the authority Of the decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Ah,xandria county. FIr-
slniu in the suit Of RnnchS executors ".
10 chs dcvj>rr, pissed At tn" flay term, Is1j,
Of saii court The signed, who "as "pp"Int'
Cd commissioner Tor 'hHt l,u:p"sc, Will sell 10y
public Aurtion, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day
!" May, 1876 y; II m, n the east front oi the
,rkct House, III the city Of Alexandria, W.,
the property, IN said county, khoHn a.
"PRJSPECT HILL"
ste The rcsideace Of James Roach deceased, or
the south side of tie Arlington turnpike, and
On the west side Of the Alexandria Cnnn, bind
ing on III. containing about two hundred and
tw ruly -four acres
4 bout l41 acres Of it i: rich bottom land, val
upbc Tor agricultural purposes, mad especially
vaIusb tor it, rc, deposits .: brick clay. -
. The remaining ST acres extend to the tip Of
the blGt and iront on the county road from
h,r%antrls To Georgetown. On this il n M
LARGE BRICK MANSION, with Sta. aEEsssa
bcS And AL necessary outbuiIdings, the site b.
ing unsurpassed by any in the county, or It's
vicinity.
The estate has been surveyed and divided
int" number OF parcels, one OF % acres EN-.
bracing the Mauslon Hou-c, &C.; another of III
acres, In the bottom, with Frame House, Barn,
sc another OF g. acres, in the bottom with nc
buildings
a. number Of small lots, binding on the cana,
each confirming about acres, and other parcels
In sdd tio;t t, the foregoing, also, TRACT
Or ia ID, IN All county Oh -Four Mile Kun,
On The couM.y yad from Aie&andris TO GEORGE
town, about ,ql; ,listsn. from Washington,
Alexandria :,I.c: !5corgetown, containing about
81 y. Or. II ,. TITS pscc has valuable w A.
TER PO Err, for either mill or u factory,
and the land is Of fair quality.
Also II ] W hLF h-nCRh LOT OF GkOuN Nd
near the las. mpI toned tract lying south OF ana
binding on the W. u q. Il. K.
Terms: Twenty per cent of the purcnns"
money cash; the residue IN three "quni instni-
mrlt- vt .iI, twelve and "IYht"rn months re-
sp"ctly"ly. wit Interest to be secured by bonds
OF tho purchaser. with good prl sonal security.
Title t. b. retained un!iI 'ull payment oil pur-
chas,. money, am! and IT, be resoid ut purchaS
er's risk OF ucf.ut in meeting boLds ri mnturity-
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
40 II cots Commissioner.
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Foreign News.

MANCHESTER, april 29-rbe failure Of Gil
lam Long l. Co., commission merchants, with
liabilities OF e49 900, apd'of Ward, Brother u
Co., merchants, with liabilities Of 2l,5OO, are
reported to day. -
LONDON, April 80 "A telegram from the
Secretary of the defense association OF Baroa-
does replying to an quiry-reiterates all the
previous statements of hat body as to the con-
d;tion of # airs 10 that Island, declares that ID
tense anxiety still prevails, and say, that time
will prove whose messages are the most truth
p.l
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FERGUSON Il BROTHER,
90 King street.
sp ism
nROCLAM ALTON.

/ Mayors Office April 90, 1876
The attention of the qualified voters OF this
city is called to the following order passed by
the City Council
IN pursuance of an act Of the General Assem-
bly, OF Virgiaia. approved March. 1876, requlr-
ing the { ity Council of Alexandria to cause to
be submitted to the qualified voters of the city
the question OF the ratification or rejection OF
certain amendments to the city charter, it is
hereby
Resolved, That the voters meet at such places
az may be designated in their respective wards,
on Thursday, the 4th day Of May, 1876 and cast
their ballots for or against said amendments
Tho affirmative ballots shall have the words
printed or plainly written upon them for the
amendments to the city charter and the .egs-
tive ballots in like manner shall have the words
| against the amendments to the city charter.
The election shall in all respe Is be conducted
according to the existing laws, and that the
same commissioners be appointed that acted at
the last election"
In pursuance of the above order, it is directed
that the polls be held at the following places
LIST ward No. "a Prince street.
I'd ward: No. AZ north Fairfax street:
Sd ward: Room in S. E. corner of old Court
| House (up stairs.)
4th ward: Performers house, on Duke street,
| between Columbus and Alfred.
And the following persons will act as Com
miss;oners: =,
lst ward J. h. Burroughs, A. D. Waraeld
I'd ward: L. H. Kel, E. S. Fleming and L..
Sten -,
Sd ward: A. B. Crupper, j. W. Summers
4th ward B. w. Nails, Thos. Dewitt and l..
an m-td K. KEMPER, Mayor.
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Found Dead.

New YORK. April %. The BODY Of Samuel
B. Elliott, formerly Of the navy, whose wife
resides 10 Washington, was found yesterday 10
Madison Square. 1t is not known whcther he
d ed natural death, or committed suicide.
He was 10 destitute circumstances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29
Vanderbilt.

New YORK, April 29-rhe World says
During the last three days Commodore Van
derbilt has undergone careful exami natlon
and it has been discovered that his physlca
condition is rapidly going to pieces. tie sui
tiers from complication OF diseases Beside
hemorrhoids he has disease of the bladde
and hernia
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The SpaIding Court Martial.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-lu the Spad-
ing court M ntial the testimony OF pay lnspec'
tor Doran who was detailed to make an exam
nation of Spaldng's accounts and ascertain
the amouuts due Montaguie, Farwell, Hans
com and others, from July. 1874, to Septem'
Der, 1875, shows the legitimate Indebtedness
10 round numbers to b, $l2O, 900. but the Ger
i6cate issued by Pinney represent the indeo-
tedness at about onc million dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

FISH REPORT Receipts at Fishtown, this
morning, amounted to only 900 shad and
6S, 900 behring's, falling off Of 1000 sbad and
1000 behring's from yesterdays report. Sh' d
said at from $l4 to SIT per hundred, herrngs
from SIP to $I2 50 per thousand. The small
uumbers of rock and perch which are received
are sold rapidly at rs and Is cents per bunch
respectively.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

10. G. T-Potomac Lodge, No. IS, OF
Good TempIars, last night, elected the follow
ing officers to serve for the ensuing quarter
W. G. r.. Benz D. StalIiogs; T, Z; T., Jas.
r, Cation: w. e., L. Durbin Hodgkin f.
: II. l.. Ramey; w. s., Z. II. Pickens ;
W. NJ, n. S., Greenaway; |. g., }. L..
Ouesenbury, and o. G., John Palmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

SALE OF CRACKER HALL Justice ). u.
Kerby, as agcut, sold to-day the farm known
as Cracker Hill, short distance below this
city, on the old Mount Vernon road contain,
ing 81 acres of land, to Albert Stonnel OF
Fairfax county, for s35 per acre. 1t was sold
nine years ago for $40 per acre.
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T.Ottory.

New ORLEANS, Aprii 29.-The drawing of
the Louisiana State lottery comuenceu at a..
m., and ten minutes before ~ o clock ticket
No. 1882 drew the capital prize of one hun
dred thousand dollars 10 gold. The ticket is
in the bauds of the Chicago agency
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PKDpOSH IS.
NOTICE TO ICE DEALERS.

w. c., " NJ s. g. S. r. R.,
TRANSPORTATION DEpARlMEHT,
Alexandria, Va, April 70, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until May 9th for furnishing this company With
ICE for its offices and trains for the current
son; the ice to be delivered at the different OF.
fees and points designated in Alexandria and
to be North err ice. The company reserves the
right t. reject any or all bids made. Envelopes
should be endorsed proposals for ice and ad
dressed TO }. FlSHER,
General Transportation Agent,
ap 28-eo4t Alexandris, Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

The PRESIDENT IN Town. President
Grant and his SOD, Ulysses, came down to this
city on the four o'clock boat this afternoon
and took drive through town 10 buggy,
drawn by two handsome horses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

DELEGATE ELECTED. AT meeting of the
yestry, held last evening, MIR. w. q. Cazenove
was elected delegate, aud MIR. r. ohnston
alternate, to represent Christ Church 10 the
Cou6ciI to be held in this city on the 18th
l,rnYlmn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

1t was refreshing to stop in at Il. c. Stay.
maker Co.'S this morning. Things we're NOV
iug lively, store crowded, and everything bust,
ling. We suppose the bargains they are Of
ferinp must draw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY
GoeDs. The large sale OF dry goods at Greeu
l. Williams auction room, corner OF len.n
and d streets, Washington, IS attracting iargt
plumbers of buyers, and hundreds OF doars
worth of dry goods, carpets, &C., are daily pur'
chased. At the present rate O; sale al! tue
vast stock will be disposed OF 10 snort tlme e.
Sales every day at IL .. %. and p. %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-As previously an
uounced 10 the Gazette u change 10 the sche-
dule 90 the Virginia Midland Railroad will &c
into effect on Monday next, the lst proxl mo.
Under it the mail train on the main line,
which pow arrives here at GAO p. M, will ar
rive at 4:35 D. N. On the Manassas Branch,
the accommodation train will ruu daily, except
Sunday. Lave Washington 4:2O p. a.. and
Alexandria p. m., and arrive at Front Roya
9:l9 D. m. Leave Front Royal AL a. w., and
arrive at Alexandria S:4S a. NJ, and at Wash
ington $3.50 a. %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

NJ There will be meeting of the Board of
Directors oi the Alexandria Library TO- night, al
3 o'clock. NJ SLAUGHTER. President. :
II j. D. JAMESON, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

Use the Eureka sewing silk. Every spool
warranted perfectly smooth and full SIZE ana
strong. Slaymaker Go. sell 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

LEGAL DECIsIoN.-rhe following ls 40 ab-
stract OF the decision of the Court of Appeals
in a case mentioned 10 yesterdays Gaze!te:-
Walker VS.. Beauchler: From the Circuit
Court of Alexandria. Reversed 10 part. Judge
Staples delivering the opinion of the court
This was most interesting and able oploloo, In
which the court held that sale made under
deed Of trust made before the war to secure
the deferred payments on certain real estate,
aud bought by the appellant at the sale IN Au,
gust, 1864, was void. the grantor in the deed
having emoved to, and then residingln the Con
federate lines and this court established the
principle that all contracts between parties re-
sidiug on the different sides of the lines OF the
sonteuding parties we're suspended during the
war, no matter whether the parties chose their
sides voluntarily or were driven from their
homes by force, thus layiog down different
principle from, that established by the Supreme
Court of the Uuited States in Deau vs.. Nelson
aud Ludlow VS.. Ramsey. The same doctrine
was also reafhrmed in the case OF Fred VS.;
Dixon yesterday. from the Circuit Court OF
F4uquicr, in which Judge Christian delivered
the opinion of the court. affirming the decree OF
the Circuit Court The only difference 10 the
two cases was that in Walker vs.. Beauehlcr
Beauchcr voluntarily came Into the Confederate
lines, while 10 Fred VS. Dixon, Dixon volun
lary went into the Federal lines
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

A word to the wise. If you are troubled
with cough or cold, procure bottle OF VI
Bulls Cough Syrup at once. Its use may save
you from severe sickness. Your druggist keeps
it. Price, Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

PoToMAC ASSOCIATION. The afternoon
services Yesterday were particularly interesting.
Rev. DR.. Calhbcrt, of Washington, read an
exceedingly chaste and impressive essay on the
following subject: ''ro what exteot may a
church exercise It's discipline 10 developing the
spiritual character and 10 utilizing the material
resources of its members?'
A resolution was passed asking for its publ
cation.
AT night the sermon by Rev. Mr.. Carroll
was strong and earnest presentation OF his
subject, after which the meeting adjourned.
Tomorrow h: pulpit will bc tllud morning
and evening by visiting ministers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES,

The steamer John W. Thompson, of the
lower Potomac route will, op Monday next, 20
upon the ways at the shipyard to undergo some
slight repairs, such as repaintiDg, lining up her
machinery. &c. During the time she will be on
the ways, the steamer Jane Moseley will take
her place on the river route.
The attention of the ladies is called to the
grand opening at Mrs. S. Lindhcimer's MILL
merry establishment on Tuesday and Wednesday
next.
A bass fish weighing six and half pounds
and measuring tweDty-oue inches in length was
caught in the Potomac river, near Cumoer-
land, Oh Thursday.
disturbance occurred at the head Of King
street last night between livery stable keeper
and man to whom he had hired a buggy,
which ended 10 the knocking down of the latter.
The hen house OF Mr. f. H. O. Brien was brok-
on open last night aud robbed of all its altered
occupants.
The May Ball Of the Alexandria Brass Band
will take place at Harmonic Hall on Monday
| night. A pleasant time is anticipated.
A match game of base ball was played near
Colross this afternoon b.tweeo the Cadet Club
of ST. John Academy aud the Resolute Club
The Markets.
New YORK, April 29.-Stocks active and
weak. Money 81 Gold ~ Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat quiet and dull. Corn
dull and declining.
BALTIMORE. April 29-Va. consolidated
665 W. VAS 81 bid to-day. Cotton quiet;
middliDg l24. Flour steady; demand fair and
unchanged Wheat dull; Pennsylvania red
l4Sal5O; other grades unchanged. Corn
Southern white shade irmera at 60,63; South
ern yellow dull aud lower at 81; Western mix
ed fairly active at 624s62l spot; 62i first half
May; 81 May; 90! June. Oats dull and heavy;
Southern good to prime 46a4S; Western white
46a4S; Western mixed 4Ol44 Rye nominally
firm at S5aS7 Hay steady and unchanged
Provisions 6rmer, but quiet Bacon -shoul.
ders Of; clear rib sides l3; hams Sale. Lard
quiet aud weak; refined l4lal44, Butter quiet
and easier; Western prime to choice 27a30; do.
extra fne 3a32 Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar active and firm at 9sal0s. Whiskey
uomnay at 5 IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This Board met ID

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This Board met 10
extra session last night, present: Messrs. jan
new, Moore, Neale, Dowpbam and johnson.
The President stated the object of the meet
ing to be concurrence 10 the resolution OF the
Common Council fixing Thursday, May 4th'
for the submission of the amendments 10 the
city charter to the voters of this city.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore, the action OF the
Common Council was concurred 10.
DR.. johnson said some one should be IN
structed to order the election. ;,
Several members said that 1t was the mayor >
duty to order the election.
DR.. johnson said the Mayor thought not.
He suggested that the Board insruct It's Clerk
to do so.
Several members again stated their opinion,
that it was the Mayor 5 duty.
DR.. johnson said it was clearly the duty OF
the Mayor, but would be do it? He thought
it safer to Instruct the Clerk.
Mcssrs. Downham and Moore both stated
that the Mayor had conversed With them and
told them that it was bis duty to order the
election, and that he ooly awaited the action
of the Board.
DIR. johnson had not so understood the
Mavor in his conversation with him, but was
satisfied now.
The N, citing then adjourned.
COUNTY ITEMs.-In spite Of all the clap
trap about removing the evil, the Aqueduot
Bridge Company. one of the most extoruonate
monopo]ies our county is cursed with, is com
peing the public, who are obliged TO cross Its
bridge, there being no choice about 1t to large
class of the citizens of this State, to pay toll at
these rates Foot passenger, eent horse,
| mule lack, or horned cattle, 5; vehicle drawn
by one animal, Is; do. drawn by two animals,
25; do. drawn by four animals. IS; hogs. sheep
and other live creatures, l. Who can look
| at this schedule withou, declaring the gentle
| men who control this bonanza. and drawing
large dividends from the money hard earned
| 10 the sweat OF more hunest mems broWS, Ca
pabe of coming under the last part of the
schedule, and entitled to cross over their own
iuiauity at one cent per head, even should they
Increase the rate OF foot passengers. The days OF
He who has the power Gao take,
Aud he can keep who Gao,
are not over. II every one who now goes over
the Aqleduct Bridge would 20 via the Long
Bridge if they will. patronizc foreign Instead OF
domestic enterprises, the evil would be- 10
measure, abated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

Black Silk Fringes.
25 pieces Worsted Fringcs all colors, lOe por
yard.
Fansl Fans in Japanese Linen and silk.
Millinery Ornaments, new styles
Bustles and Hoop Skirts, five different styles.
Coraets special bargains, from co. up. Our
forty bone, Corset at ST, is great isvorite.
so dozen two-b button KID GLOVES ct 75c.
These are the best goods ever offered in Alexsn-
dria at the price.
Sun Umbrellas in great variety. These goods
will be sold at slight advance on cost.
High Combs, new designs, cheap.
Hsirl Hairl Great reduction in price; all
shades.
Together with a full line Of Fancy Goods and
Notions, making the most complete stock in the
city at prices lower than ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

CoNvlcTs-WAsTE OF OUR MoNEY.-The
Sheriff of Alexandra delivered to COL SlrCther
to-day the following convicts: Jesse Gibson,
grand larceny, eight years; Charles Thomas,
icouy, three years; Henry Stuart, felony, six
years; Thomas King. felony, three years;
John Bright grand larceny, one year; Edmund
Meade. grand larceny, one year. The Sheriff
and delegation of some half dcz n citizens of
Alexandria, as guard, accompanied the .prls-
pucrs to this city at cost Of one hundred and
tortv-tour dollars and fifty ceuts to the State.
Rich State of yesterday
Among the SIX convic,s were some who are
notorious characters, and who have heretofore,
while working on the chain gang, several times
escaped from their guards. and who, there
lore, required extra watchfulness to prevent
their escape while 10 transitu to the peoien.
tary. The plumber Of guards which was five,
Was fixed by the Judge of the Corporation
Court, who was certainly We'll qualified to de-
teruue how many were needed, from his
knowledge of the character and antecedents Of
the convicts. 1t is OF course to be regretted
that 1t should be necessary to expcud such an
smount for such purpose, but while crime
aud It's attendant punishment exists, the ex
pcnse, however heavy, must be met. The
Sergeant says that the amount he received did
not cover his ac ua outlay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

WEATHER PRoBABll:lT TIES nGrsr D WI
mea Office Of the Chlet Sgne' U ~ ee ""sH
mgou D. G. April ~ s, lS.sv vaOera ~, clear
,r,,thcr will prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29
BOTTLED BEER.

BOTTLED BEER.
The general demand for Bottled Beer has in
duced me to build Lager Beer Boiling Is
Enlistment on Virginia avenue, near 7th 1t ,
Washington, taking advantage of all the latest
improvements. The Beer is especially brcwcd
for that purpose and bottled with the greatest
care, for family use and shipping. All orders
sent to the ctiice here or il Washington will BE-
promptly attended to. The Beer will be doliv-
cred to any part of the city.
Price Lst-For family use: In boxes, con-
tanning dozen quarts and dozen quarts, 81 ~
per dozen, allowing IS cents per dozen for bot
Ties with boxes returned. In boxes, containing
2 dozen pints and dozen pints ii j0per dozen,
allowing 81 cents per dozen for bottles returned
with boxes For shipping: In boxes OF dozoI.
quarts and 3 dozen piuts.
ap Aim ROBERT PORTNER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

WARNED. The police, this morning, warn
ed those persons living near the canal who own
swine, and have heretofore permitted them to
run at large, that they must hereafter keep
theu up, as complaint has been made Of their
fHSo'lpg up the grass which has been placed
along the canal banks to prevent washing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

MINERAL BUREAU-All Of the specimen s
of ores, &c., which were deposited IN the Vlr-
GINA Mineral Bureau, 10 this city. have been
packed up and forwarded to Philadelphia tor
exhibition at the Centennial, where space has,
a. heretofore anaounoed, been secured tor
them. Mr. w. F. Spottswood, the gentleman
ly aud accommodating Superintendent OF the
Bureau, will leave for Philadelphia on Mon
day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29
NEW PAPER HANGlNGS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

FOX :S7G.
New and Beautiful Go,d, SILVER, MIca En-
b,s,"d, ran, trc=co, Marble and " o'd lmI-
tnLIrns.
New styles Of Papcr I.ng!nEs and "."sc"
Imitation. Tor ceiling, ,ln,i slIe walls If Ir ~"
houses. uuhlic h,I. .rI churches s.Icr:,d " Ia
rr,..t care from the hr-L manufacturers.
My "Ap"ri.ncr for ,uany years N this ! usl rss
enable utt. to .iv" srti> faction and sell W.
JOHN Il. CLARE T.,
an 70 So l1- King res.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29
POLICE RHpoRT.-'rhe following cases have

been tried since yesterday afternoon:
Joseph Mitchell, colored, tor disorderly con-
duct and beating Emma j. Walker, alsJ color
ed, was 6oed and discharged.
VIM. White, colored, was arrested by Officer
Phillips for stealing watch and some thing
from another colored man, near Accotlnk, and
was locked up to await the arrival of the Fair
fax officers.
Two dodgers were accommodated at the
station house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-29

DEATHS AT THE AIMS HOUSE james
BroYo, colored nau, who Was sent to the
Alms House for medical treatment, a few
days since. died there OF pneumonia on Wed
nesday last.
Miss Kitty Piles, an old resident of the city
also died there GO Thursday.