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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17
Letter FROM SichInOna.

Correspondence of the Alexandria GsZe!;e
RICHMOND, Va, jap. ii. lSII.-lne 50.
unteer military Of the city held q meeting AS
night for the purpose Of ;ak!ag steps toward
the holiing of military convection Ii III!
city 90 the 18th. The military moo a.c con.
pletely aroused BY the last act Of the Lerlsla
ture 10 aboIishiog the office Of 4 ;ju;aut Geu
eral of the State. rbe convention viii be com
posed of delegates from toe various military
companies. They propose TO petition the LIZ
isature to elect 40 A3jutant Geaeral, with ;
fair salary, who shall have charge OF the orsanl'
cation of the militia. They further propose Il
prepare bill, the important features OF wtict
are as follows:
The enrolment Of all ab!e-bodi mo- il
the State betwseo the ages Of Is ADD 45. Ia
district the State into militia divisions, 10 ht
sub divided into brigadeS, regiments, and en-
panies The captain OF each mlll, company
to enroll every man 10 his militia district, anc
foe each mao for non attendance $. Each
brigade com mander 10 Inspect his regiments
once year. All members Of volunteer cou.
panies to be exempt from militia ami jury du
ties. All volunteer companies to be eutltieG Il
fifty contributing members each. Al tioes III
posed for moo attendance at militia drill to De-
collected as city ADD coL1ty taxes, aud 10 be
drawn by volunteer companies 10 the county
upon proper vouchers. Ia cOuoIIes where De
companies exist the fines to DE- expended on
internal improvements OF 10 such way rs the
county supervisors may direct. Ao A'jltaGt
General to be appointed with competent saary.
6 k,1l ! II
the Maryland militia law.
The ccoVeuion may have the af,ct Of opeC-
Jog the eyes of the II gsla ure 70 The fact that
interest ia the military is on the wane, and that
5000 Virginia will be withcu: even the show Of
q military force.
George Stuart. white, and Roberta McPaer-
500, colored. of Manchester, were married
some days since 10 Washington. after vain ct
forts to get married 10 this State. They re-
turoed to Manchester, aud Stuart has been
carryog 90 his trade ever since. To-day the
newly married couple were arrested on the
charge of unlawful cohabiiatou, iusomuch As
the laws Of The State forbid white man and
co.ored woman to marry. They vi BE- tried
10 few days.
10 the House the Committee for Courts Of
Justice to-day rep)rte that thu Genera! A.
s-mbly has the po~:r at Its pres=or se.sl3o TO
make reapportinnuent Of senators ard n"m.
bers of the House Of Delegates, 70 ta1e Il {. ct
at the el.c:ou to be held on the Tuesday after
the first Monday 10 November nex:. and that
it is e1pedieDt 10 make such reappor'ioDnent.
This matter will provoke much Discussion. as
some members doubt whether the l. gis atore
has the power to do this at its present session.
Ia the Senate, to-day, resolution Was of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

II red requesting the t'ouu.lt!rc 90 toosIltu
tlurai Amendments 10 tuuIre Iutu IN. eXpe
iIeucy Of so ameauluS to Cjn,ll'n!Oa a. to
provide the capitat:@n lax aud The annual
! tax upon property :,.tceic U "a each coaoiy Of
the State :or public ,cio'! purposes 10 De tx
panied lu said cou:;y ior said purposes
ln the Hvusa, Mr.. Massey ot:re,! resoIu
tiQn inst! uetlDg he Con n!iie@ 90 Coosiltu
tional 4 'Dendmcn,s t. irquirc a. to the expe
IieDcy Of striking gu; SIC ion OF article 10 OF
the Coustltu lYu, OF 60 Amending it as 10 eav;.
The que>loa Of Imposing q lax 90 the priv.
lege vi taking OF catching oysters irCm their
uaturai beds with tooss IN the waters thereof
discretionary With the Legs :ture. The reso-
utlGu was adopted.
In he Scuatc. 70 day, MIR Lee Introduced a
Dill to aIuend an act Incorporating the Virginia
lie egrarh Company, approved November ,.
$50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17
South Carolina

The Coum bia correspondent of the BATH
more Sun, under date OF las; night, says: Ih4
Columbia mauager + the State Asylum for
the Deaf, Dumb AID Blind, at SpartanOurg
applied to Gov. Hampton to-day tor funds,
the supplies of the institution being exhaust
ed, ard sufficient sum was immediately for
wardcd 10 last several mouths. The contractor
who has been furnishing meat for the STATE
Colored Orphan Asylum notified Gov, Hsmp
ton to-day that the supply would stop uOiess
be assumed the responsibility for payment.
Hampton declincd % the ground that the
trustees and officers Of the as: yum were active
opponents of his government The payment:
of the Hampton tax in Charleston already ex
coed one halt OF The whole amount Of cvg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17
Foreign News.

The Grand Nizier, Midhat Pasha, has de.
clared that be will pever accept an information
al commission or foreign control over the ap.
pUintueut Of Governors under any form what
ever. 10 an interview with the Sultan Lord
Salisbury explained to his Majesty that DE was
acting strictly according to Instructions from
his Government, aud that these were, ii Fur.
key rejects the proposals Of the Powers she has
nothing to expect from England. The Sultan
replied that the question must be decide! by
the Porte The Grad Counci of Turkey,
which is to determine the reply Of the Porte to
the last proposals of the Powers, will assemble
10 Coostantiuople this morning. The Porte has
advised Servia to make peace at once, as the
armstce will DOT be extended beyond the lSt
of March. If peace Is lot then concluded the
Turks will march on their capital.
Official returns show that sx;y-threc conser-
natives have beer elected to the Hungarlao
Rcichstag. The conservatives vii! consequent
" be able TO elect the first Vice President, who
has hitherto been chosen b. the Progressists.
The members elected are classic ID with regard
to their attitude towards the Empire as tel
lows: Supporters of the Empire, l9+; op
posers of the Empire, 1873.
Dispatches from Brownsville hrus late &C
counts OF the situation ir revolutionary Mexico.
All efforts at compromise between DlaZ AID
IgleSias having failed, the former attacked the
forces Of the latter IN l1uanaj uato, aod com
pletely defeated theu. capturing the entire
army, with lis material Of var. 4 large force
of Lcrdo' men has also surrendered to one Of
DaZ'S Generals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

During the investigation now in progress be-
fore the Committee on the Powers, Privileges
aud Duties OF the House of Representatives, II
WAS made apparent yesterday that the Secretary
of the Interior had sent dispatches to the radical
leaders in South Carolina, Florida and Louisl-
ana, Informing them of the desperate straits to
which the party was reduced, and telling them
that those States must be secured 10 order 10
save the election, and that men and money
would be supplied for that purpose, aud, alSo,
that some of the kilograms produced as evidence
to disprove these facts were never sent, and
that Others had been written during the last
few DAYS The more the radicals are laVestl,
gated the more patent become their frauds, and
the wonder is that tue hopest men OF their owa
party have boroo with them s. long, aud al
low themselves to be smjrchcd by such asSo-
oiates. Indeed every Inquiry into the actlous
of the radical managers jscloses new aud pro-
life fields for discoveries in fraudulent traos-
actions, aud tends u re aud more TO confirm
the belief that since the commeoc ,meot or zen.
Grants administration the Country has oeec 10
the hands of 40 organized gang OF impudeut
rnbbers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

HARrER's MAGAZINE for February has been
received from the book store Of Mr. George E.
French, No. IS King street. Contents On the
Tariff; Aspiration, poem; The Log Book Of
the Savannah; And VINO was Bsnnerhssse.t;
The Land OF the Incss Willism Lovett; Csws
and Effect poem; Notwithstanding; Empedo-
ces poem; Barbados; Noel Brewster's Sc.
cret; Erema, or my Fathers Sin; Kitchen and
Dining Room; A Woman Halter; The City, Il
poem Romsnce OF the Barn Ysrd Gsrth. =
lions &c SC,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

MeSsrs Ferry, OF Michigan, Blaiue, Of
Maine. and Window, Of Minnesota, all radi-
Gals. we're yesterday re-eicc;edto the United
States Senate. \. Il. Garland democrat, was
elected to succeed Powell Clayton. radical, 10
the Z. S. Senate, from Arkansas Uosuecess
!ul ballots tor Senators were taken 10 Illinois,
Massachusetts and Nebraska, yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

The executive committee OF the ua.ioual
democratic orgs ozatoo has been called together
for the purpose Of deciding upon the advIsia
bility Of issuing call tor y national convention
of the party, to meet 10 Washington on the
l4tth proximo. The ppbauiIl,y is that the call
will not be issued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

force under bis command is not 10 br used tx
cept to preveu, breach OF The public peace b,
either Of the opposing political parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17
The Washington Police Board.


During the House investigation Into the acts
Of the District OF Columbia Police Commits
sonerS, yesterday,
Arthur Shepherd and S:rgeont Of Police
Seibold testified that MIR. Murtagh instructed
TWO police officers in citzen's dress to shadow
Mr.. Charles a. Daps, while there, ia 1872,
during the Secretary Robson investigation,
and to report 10 him daily 10 wiring. which
they acc riinSiy did. Shepherd testified that
he knew of these facts becau-e be Was at the
time Murtagh'S 'cophdeoiisl mao. and read
the reports received rnu the officers. Sebod
was one Of the two officers thus employed
Samuel Y. NryeS testified that 10 1872 be
was induced by Sargent, az ex detective, to
20 to Philadelphia TO testify 10 libel suit
against Charles 4. D.oa. Noyes was 10 veri.
fy the fact that Dana was the editor aud pub
Usher of the SUP Sergeant paid his expen-
ses, but he did NOT know from whom Sargeaut
received bis instructions.
john T. Sergeant testified that 10 1872 he
was requested by MIR. Murtagh to get evidence
to the effect that Dana was proprietor Of the
Suu. to be offered 10 libel suit pending 10
Philadelphia. Witness, with Noyes, went to
Philadelphia, but as the defendant did not ap
pear they did not testify. Murtagh paid wit
uesS for his expenses. Witness was not at
tnat time memper OF tue metropolitan ponce
force. Murtagh did not give any specific rea.
SOC why he wanted the testimony furnished.
Wtoess declined so answer whether he bad
received directioos from sOy one else than
Murtagh.
The Chairman asked-Did not you 90 with
MIR. Murtagh to the Secretary of the Navy aud
get directions from him?
WitueSs-l decline to answer that question
Vim. W. Roderick, private on the police
force, testified to having been detailed By Maj
Richards, in 1872, to report Tor duty at the
Republican Office, and to haviog, uoder the
instructions Of Arthur Shepherd, managing ed
itor Of that paper, followed Dana about the
city, and watched his movements.
TIE rear building of the cabinet factory of
Robert Repwick l. Son. Baltimore, was de-
s.1oyed by fire this morning. Loss $50 0Up.
S,eltf piano factory il the sam. CRY caught
fire last nlshi aud Was partly damaged.
Marriage licenses were granted in Washing
iortou yesterday TO Thomas VI. Benton OF Stat.
tora county. Va. aud Mary Eraucis Howard o.
Fairfax county, Va, and to Johu f. Trame
and Catherine NJ. Grimes, OF Fairfax county,
Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17
ALEXANDRIA, VA. y
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY -, 1871.

The time appointed for the counting OF the
electoral vote is four weeks from to-day, and as
it draws near the radicals are growing more
and more anxious and excited about The result
of the fraud they are striving to accomplish.
Their couscieuces do not upbraId, but make
them afraid, aud they see dagger where zone
exists. Mr.. Muitagh, the especial organ Of
President GRAFT expresses the fears CT the
conspiratcrs 10 Seiza the government, IN his
this morning issue. as follows:
THE truth fully known will put the people
on their guard. For this reason 1t might IS
we'll be announced now that the Bourbon lead
srs are bent on dsectahte mischief IN the cleo
toral fight The announcement made by u g
Committee on the Powers and Privileges VI tn
House, through Proctor Knott, is the de:eCmll'
ed scheme of the Bourbon conspirstors 1t con-
codes to the House OF Representatives the power
to reject, on its own motion, any vote or any
number of votes. In other words, it gives the
House the privilege of making President.
Now the question is, will the American people,
who have already by the constitutional mode
chosen their President, submit to such high
handed villainy as is embodied in this PROPOSE
ton, 1t is the determined democratic plan
and the people must either sccede to 1t or BY
opposing destroy this and all future attempts OF
political intriguers to override the constitution
and ignore traditional powers and precedents
The democracy by this extreme and radical po'
sition are envsporing the clouds OF interneclne
war which may break upon our country IN al
their devastating fury. If comes to this. Their
awful responsibility will rest upon their heads. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

TIE rear building of the cabinet factory Of
Robert Repwick 4 Son. Baltimore. was de-
s.royed by fire this morning Loss $50, 0VC.
Sieltf piano factory in toe sam. city caught
fire last nlsh, aud was partly damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

Marriage licenses were granted in Washing
ipetou yesterday TO Thomas NJ. Benton OF Stat.
fora county. Va. aud Mary EraOcis Howard o.
Fairfax county, Va, and to Johu f. Tramell
and Catherine NJ. Grimes, OF Fairfax county,
Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

! ARGE STOCK OF CHILDREN'S BOOTS
IL AND SHOES-ProtactiOn Toe will wear
twice as long ~ shoes made in the ordinary way.
They will not wes. through the upper S. the
toe. One trial will prove this 10 your entire
satisfaction For sae st W \ DDEI'S, Il Hing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17
BOOTS & SHOES
W.B.W ADDEY,

II hINN d NELI,
sep!S ALEXANDRIA, VA
ITO THE LADIES-We have one Of the
L largest stocks OF FINE BUTTON and
LICE BOUTS ever offered II this market, 0:
superior quality, handsome in styles. which will
be sold ~ Il small advance Oh he cos, 10 msnu-
fscturc Call and see st WADDEY'S, "A King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

Misses w ALkING sad SCHOOL
w BOOTS-A large stock in every style AMI
quality prices low; 1T HAUDEI'S, II King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
Il PhRS-Ladies' French Kid Broadway,
Ladies Lasting Broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broad way, French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toi-
let, Lasting Toilet, Serge aai Carpet Slippers
in every style and qua!lty. =, HADDEi ), II
King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

SEiSSE:, LASTING BOOTS. in every style
w qus:ity snd price, a. W ADDEl'>, a
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

) AIDES LASTING BOOTS-A large stock
- with = grest Ta!.cty OF Few styles, oeausI-
iul sad very chesp ~ " ; UDEY'>. - King -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

DUY>' ana YOUTHS DkE>S nnOk>-A
D god stock o. new styles. 0; r.c as: - Sid
=. iuU priceS Il: " ABBEY :. - H.: =:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

NEW STYLES LADIES CATERS III
~ WADDEY'S, "a King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

T AIDES HOUSE SHOT, i.e-G.: =.g.Hs-l
e gre.; variety. suitsoe Tor Old Sd, ::
WADUbY'S, II Ning street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-17

7 AIDES HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS,
Il a. WADDEI'S, "a King street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-21

A poor but polite young man IN
yi,ed presumably sensible young lady
10 lunch with hun at the Nlenna Ba-
kerry. After that he carefully avoid
ed meeting ANY OF his female friends
about meal.tme. IL is not general
" kuown why he does not approve
Of luuchng at European reslaur-
ant. where each dish is charged sep,
arate,y: but he wonders If twas All
inevitable part OF lite 5 diclpIlne that
he should he obllgcd to pay fre dollars
fur that hdy'S imch, aud deny himself
many Of the necessities OF existence
for week atterward in consequence.
De,udcd youth. Ana to think that
his trust was SO ruthlessly betrayed
when he said, with unlimited conf
dence and generosity, presenting
Aliss-wth Il bill of fare: Choose
what you wish, and | viii order it I
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-21
Who's Taking About ":Wa.s"

Old ii was standing IN a crowd
at the depot, when one OF the dark
;es present remarked:
.Et la. wah do come, heah's one
r;cger dat ain gwine to sasshay III
..Wah? who's ta,kin bout emmy
vah?'
II heard hit round hyar 'mong
che darkies gineralIy.'
"Whos gwlne to fight IN dat
wall ?
DE white folks and tie publican
,arty-dats my onlerStandIn.'
.Shucks. does emmy ob yer s'pose
dat the white folks down hyar is
CIV ne to annodder wah -
"Dev's mighty rampantus bout
dis 'lpckshnn. dou't yer forget dat. >
"Neher mind did yer cher see n
stump.,ail fox 90 and back hisselt
AGAINST steel trap de second time,
say 49,,
.Dpn yer haint gwine to see IDEAS
beah people 90 ter no wah'
eyer better not say dat to none
OBJ IDEAS white fixes.
Yes, will do dat, too, kase why
| shou dn't.
.DaII 90 for yer, ef yer do"
"Why, nigger, what yer talking
bout? When speak dat way, it
hain't no Insult to de white Southern
peoples bravrv, but il. is mighty
bio recommendation oh der jndg-
ments."
"You are right, old man" said a
white man near by, and 81 had the
crowd at a d:sadvantage.'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-21

When a man has been laid up for
three weeks with ii broken leg, aud
the landlord begins to tax about
the rent, nothing cheers HIM SO
much as to SEND a note To . trend
stating his troubles, and receive Il
reply TO the effect that the latter
vii come III in the course Of the
day and read a chapter from the
testament TO him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-21

4 cheerful temperament is a good
thing out IN the grasshopper district.
y man writes to the Slb,ey, (Nev.)
Ga.e,te: AS we sit by our bright
hay fire and think OF men back III
the timbered country who are oblIg,
TO haul wood in the cold weather
we're glad we escaped such a dog ;
lite.'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-21

Senior class Mr.. l.
"Doctor, could the wicked find any
pleasure ia assaciatiug with the
good iu the next life: DR.. A
No. SIR" Mr.. l. Then WASH t
God kind to provide hell for their
cymtnm :
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-21

I've helped 20 bury every man
that ever So. E me a drop OF liqour,
except one. aad I'm after him night
and day, was the CHEEKY good ma
,wcl remark of a temperance ora
'.r.In q usighhoring town last week
y uecroe was put on the stand ~
a w.,a..s, and the Judge inquired i
.e understood the nature Of an
"a'a. "I'"r certain, Boss" said the
citizen, IF ! swear TO a lie ! must
'taE 30 Linn -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-21
Ir'i.b ~ Accommodations.
piUtfcrijic Dir,Si0U,


GONG EAST GoIHG WFEr
eayePlattcyille ;25 pm Leave Cnlamine $50 p III
" Belmunt,lpJ pm " belmont. 40 y m
ArrrfcCalaluiBC l3j pm observation-disclosures pm
Gg.fasscugcrs having Mineral Point at a. ia.
can reach Madison at I. ,, N. the same day by
say of Ffetport and Catalonia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-24
alexandria @azett&
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER "a.

TIE Roman superstitution that cardinals al
ways die by threes-a similar belief obtains 10
western waters as to steamboat accideots-ls
likely to be strengthened by the death OF Mgr'
Capalti following so closely on those OF Cardinals
Patrizi and Riario. Sforza, even as but lew
weeks before De Angels and Barizzl followed
Antoneli to the grave. The Pope has disprov-
ed the traditional assertion with regard to me e
.'years of Peter" but there is another oehoI
connected with the Papal chair that IS worm
noticing-:he belief that il on tl' elevation 10
the pontiGcate a Pope does not change his name
his death will follow within the tweiVemonth.
The FIRST Pope to change his name was Oetav
ian Cont, who succeeded Agapctus | |, 10 9o6'
and called himself John XII. Ills example
was followed by his SUCCESSORS, and at last the
belief became rooted 10 the popular mind tnat
Pope who kept his name would die ~ithio
tho wear. When Julius Medci' succeeded to
Adrian vi he would fam have called himself
julius III, but his friends compelled hun to
conform with the custom and become element
VII. ) Not long after Marccllus Servla7 was
elected TO the ponti(cal chair. lie was
Young and robust mau, who sc)rncd to pay any
attention to popular supersttution,, and so'ca't
ed himself Maroelus Ii. lie died twenty one
days after his election. and since his time no
Popc haa vcptured to Offend against the trad'-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-24
By Green & Wise,


[Real Estate Agents and Ansti2n zee rr,
pUBL1C SALEOF THE VlRG!NlA TEL;
Il EGRAPH 1NE-By authority Of deed
Of trust made to mo by the Virginia Telegraph
Company. bearing date the lst of July, 1871, TO
secure the payment OF the first mortgage coupon
bonds of said company, also deed Of trust
bearing date lst Of January, 1875, to secure the
psymen: Ct tho second mortgage coupon bonds
Of said company: both deeds having been duly
recorded in ell the counties through which the
telegraph lines run, will, as trustee namel in
said deeds, oflor for sale by public auction, in
the city Of Alexandria, Va. in front of the city
Court House, on SATURDAY. the 9th day Of
October. lS77, at II O'Clock M. the ENTiKE
PROPERTY OF THE SAID VIRGINIA
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, to wit: The line
Of telegraph extending along the Washington
City, Virginia Midland and Great Southern
Railroad from Alexandria to tho town Of Stsun-
ton, in Augusta county; and from Alexandria,
along tho Washington and Ohio Railroad to
tho towns OF Leesburg, hamilton and Clarkes
Gap, in Loudoun county-n all about 2Oo miles
of wire--together with their rights, franchises.
instruments. poles wire insulators and brackets
belonging and appcrtsiningto tho said telegraph
line
Terms Of Sale: Ono third cash on day of sale;
the residue in two equal instalments, payable IN
throe and six months from day Of sale. Tho
bonds Of tho purchaser with good personal So
curity, will DO required for the deferred pay
ments. The title to be retained until all the pur.
chase money bs raid. The property TO be 70.
sold at tho expense of the purchaser upon failure
to comply with terms Of sale.
sep 25-ts CIAS. K. HOOFF, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-24
STEAMERS.
EA E1SS.
rFNiE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
JOMPAN Y,

FFHHE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
l. August 9, 1871
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer sK-A
ry Rosts will be on tho line between! 7G s
alexandria and Washington on and after Mon
day. I thursday, 18th inst, running as follows {:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At SO, s 30, 9 So 10 80 and II 80 8. M. and
- 80, 90, go 3 80, 4 80, 30 and 30.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
1t 7 90, s 30. 9 go 10 so and II 90 a. m, and
II 30, l 20, go, 90, 4 60 8 20, 6. 6 30 and 90
7. IN.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria at 9 30 10 30, and II 80 a.
n. and II 80, 20, 80, 80, so, 80 and 6 80.
Leave Washington at 9 30, 10 30 and IL 30 q
NJ, ana l. 30 81, $50. , 30, 30. 30 and G 50.
GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager.
SAMI. GEDNEY, Sup't octS