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ALLEGED Wife Murder ny Shooting.
INQUIsITION BEFORE CORONER COVER.

Mrs Joanna O'Brcn the woman who shot in the
head by pistol in the hands Of her husband, John
OBrien at their late residence No 81 Roosevelt street.
on the morning Of the 9Th inst previously reported
died in Bellevue Hospital late Saturday afternoon.
After DEATH permission being given, the remains
removed to the residence of Ellen Riley cousin of de.
ceased living at No 127 Madison street. where Coroner
Cover yesterday held an inquest
The testimony OF Ellen Riley was TAKEN and went to
show the prisoner and deceased, who lived very
happily together In consequence of his incorporate
habits and frequent threats to take her e arrived in
this city about three years ago On Monday last 10Th
inst) OBren returned from his work, and during u
quarrel which ensucd with his WIFE, 1t is alleged he drew
pistol and shot her in the head, INJECTING fatal wound
She from the house and took refuge with the witness
ELLEN ey) As she fled O'Brien followed in pursuit.
and arrested by officer Vock of the Seventh pre-
cinct after which tho wounded woman was conveyed to
the hospital and died as stated.
Dr. John Beach, Depaty Coroner, made post m0rtein
examination the body, and fouLd a wound of the
made by foreign substance the same having been
doctors opinion ath was caused by Inflammation of
the brain, resulting from the aobve described wound.
The being submitted to the jury, they rendered
verdict as follows Tiat Joanna Bricn. tho deceased
to her death by pistol shot wound at the hands
of her husband John Dren on the 9th day Of March,
1906"
O'Brcn s thirty three years of age and q native OF
ireland. BY occupation he was private watchman.
On his examination the accused says che killing Of his
wife dental" Coroner Cover committed Brien
" the T0mbS for trial.
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Court Ca,endar-This Day.

SrrRvwE CouRT-C IRCCr Part 1--Nos 79i, 9f5, 46S
SOL 1888 953 ej7 900 e'i 973 e75, sse ppi 900 1907
GO se COO 200, rs SIS. asa ~, c0o Ills lo2 $50
1866, 1868, Ola 700, g12 1896 Part s--Nos $50, $50
STA s2g 7l2 fl6 sl2 ess. s52 1iO3 Is 6si, ~, POI
0lp los, SIS, lOOS, 60, S3l
srrRENs CorRr-srEdL TsRs--Nos l4l, 49,, la "a
las 100, 1t9, $50, 16i 10 I5a 2t5
srPREvE CoURr-CuAxBERa--Nos 60, 20 So 80 50
1903 100 ILL., 1l3, u.s. III TO l25 l47, l0o lei, Ice
los. 100 1888 -
surEpioR CouEr--Par, Mos. tft3, 1897 tsl, lIeg
1895 5037 i4TS 1871 1893 1885, 1891 1871 lpt5 lgie
Part 2--Nos 202l 24l2 1864 25is, 2s62, 2s6d 25oA
25ei 2l6A 242s, 14J2, 2lss, 3Si0, 2t3s, 1870.
Cnawox rrkAs-Part Nos go SOS, 293, 1882, llsA
ls57 l4'o e2s 1873. 1858. i3<L $40 l2ss, iass l<4
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rency; schooner from south side Cuba to New York
molaases, 50 under, and 81 SO on de k brig to Ha
York timber sl3; from Maryland to New York, tim
ber So bark to Savannah, extra pressed hay $40 So
schooner Cedar Keys 5000, and back cedar zoe per
foot from Cedar Keys TO New York. csc schooner
$500 barrels to Fernandna 81, 900; brig from Pier
mont and Manhattanvie to Boston, ron, 81 schooner
from Eizabethpor 10 Portsmouth, coal 50 T5 one
New Haven to Portsmouth soc. per bbl and one from
Ezabethport to Fall River coal, So %; from Jersey
City to Boston, 50 rs; one hence Belfast corn, &c.
ono TO New Bedford, &c. !; one to Pawtucket, &C.;
schooner 10 Barbados and Baracoa and back a brig to
Tortugas, schooner to Brunswick Ga, and back and
brig to Port Jefferson, on private terms
MoLAsEs-The demand was altogether from the trade,
BY auction OF 80 hhds Porto Rico at 76c., months.
PsovIsoSs-Recepts. ~ bbis pork. III bbls. beef
hogs The demand for pork was limited and prices
ruled heavy and lower, with sales Of 1000 bbs the
3 nss So &C. os a. s
Also for future delivery, sellers and buyers option,
about 8 800 bbls. mess at sss 25 saS SIX. Beef
note sales Of TOO bills si $16 $40 for
plain mess, and $50 so $24 for new extra
sales In lots, comprising 200 bills, at $50 a $40.
Bacon nominally unchanged. The sales about
400 bxs At l6Nc 162e for short RIB and l41ic l6c
for Cumberland cut. Cut meats were quiet. We note
sales OF 900 pkgs at lie 1916 for shoulders, and
1870. 1870 for hams. Dressed hogs without
noticeable change; II anything, prices ruled trihe
frmeE Lard was quiet, but prices were unchanged
Tho sales were about 900 pkgs on the spot at 1916
1Shc. Butter was steady at previous prices Cheese
quiet and nominal at 16c. &c. for common to
prime.
SUGAR in moderate request at previous nominal
prices The sales confined TO 226 hhds Cuba mus
covado, part at 11c 12ho., but mostly on private
terms, and 70 bbs Porto Rico at 12hc Refined dull
and heavy. The market closed nominal at l65lc for
standard hards and 1870 for white A.
ToBAcoo.-No sales Of Importance were made but
small business done in jobbing way at full prices
Including 80 hhds kentucky at from &c. 24Jc and ~
cases seed leaf mainly at l4c
WuisKEY-Receipts, $40 bbls. Tho market was duh
yUo nrt s,r Gala hot "a
few trhing lots The market closed nominal at 81 2s
So 20 for Western.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

4. VI.
AIIrs-Receipts, packages. The market was mac.
tive and nominal
BRrApsrurrs. Receipts 5,1os bbls. -four 203 do. and
2,573 bags meal 4J2 bushels wheat 1000 do corn
se7 do oats, aud Ilo do rye Prices for picror and
common grades State and Western flour ruled loo l5r
IN buyers favor, under a very limited demand Tho
better qualities, though somewhat heavy not dc.
eedy lower The salcs including all grades
fined to about 5000 bbs at revised quotations sub
joined southern -four less active and prices had
downward tendency particularly for low brands Tho
sales only about 45O bbls Canadian -four d H.
heavy, aud nominaly Toe. per Dbl lower for common
qualities TIE sales we're 500 bbls RYE floir was
inactive aud nominal Corn meal dull. but I'M
changed We note sales Of 400 bills, mostly Brandy
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Il. $2l, 1872, 900 50 O67, $50 $50 1919, $50

Total. vi, IoZ VUU $9,VOI,UoU boz, vUJV
From which total there is be deducted the amount
paid in coupons and bonds by the several State banks
and by the late Of the Platte Country Railroad
beng about 5000, 900.
The consolidated bonds issued In exchange for the old.
with the accrued interest added will bear interest for
four years from January 1885, at the rate Of three
cent only and for the four years four and the
succeeding four years at i've From 1880 TO 1856 the
rate will DO six per cent for four years after that time
seven per cent and the four years again succeeding
eight per cent after which nine per cent for four years.
till the period Of their maturity. This sliding scale Ia
regarded the reverse Of equitable by tho majority Of
the bondholders
The following table shows the quotations OF the lead
ing shares at the first session of the Stock Exchange at
the close Of each of tho last four Waeks.--
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Brrrs On Sunday, March II, In Brooklyn, Mrs
sARan MATILDA BFrTs, beloved wife Of George II Betts
aged 80 years and IL month";
The funeral will take place from her late residence
IFS Atlantic street. Tuesday afternoon At two O'Clock
English papers please copy.
BpowHR. On sunday, March H. RACHEL BrowKR, wife
Of Abraham Brewer, In the csth year Of her age
The funeral will take place from her late residence
2ss West Fifty fourth street. Tuesday morning at II
o'clock The relatives and friends % the family are
respectfully invited TO attend without further invita-.
ton
Burr On Saturday, March 10, at the ST James HOTEL
EpNtS prRP Esq counsel or at.law, aged 6S years
The funeral services viii ake place at the University
place church. corner Of Tenth street. Rev Dr Kcllogg
on TUESDAY a tcrno0u, at o'clock Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited 70 attend wihou, further
notice
CCnSwri1. Saturday March TO- after a short but
severe illness, IsAssltA, the beloved wife OF VIM H.
Cornwall
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

T,oppoe arIoS NOTICE NOTICE Is HEREBY
svc N All persons Interested Ia the proposed widening
OF Ann and fulton streets either In favor Of opposed
te en,enn aied tmproy encnt that the COMMITTEES
Streets Of he board o. Aldermen win meet IN the chamber
Of ire Hoard Of Aldermen. IN the CITY Hall "Wednesday
merit IAN inst at o'clock p " for the purpose COZ.
sderins the proyrety OF repeating e ordinance Of last
providing for such etension Al such persons are hereby
notned % be present the abg,e time place Without
fur,her notASauou r,CHAEL NORTON,
xuAB. NcBRIBN,
BkRNARD REILLY,
Comnissss 90 swsess
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demand There is talk OF reducing the interest
the six per cent deposits to five per cent and recon-
mend that this should be done Immediately, and also
that further deposits be refused long the govern
ment has no use for the money.
The act Of Missouri recently passed to provide for the
consolidation Of the railroad State debt shows that the
latter will amount in all to $780, lo9 $50 on the LIST oil
January, 1888; the details of which thus given-
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POLITICAL.

CHARLES 8. SPENCER CAMPAIGN CLUB.
u or sIxTBENTH WARD,
will meet A. corner Of Eighteenth street and Eighth
avenue, this Monday evening AZ 9eis1,cs, -,
Tuyonopr Urrpptcxs Secretary.
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MILITARY.


IIEADQu ,RTERs NINETY NINTH REGIMENT. y. 9.
III = Y. March IL, 1876 In compliance with Brigade
March a. 1868 at Regimentai ArInory, lS and 6i
Crosby street for the trial OF delingucnt.
Major HANNAH, Presiding O1oer
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HrRvsy-- MooRr.--0n Thursday, November 80 1895
by the Rev Edward Taylor pastor or tho South Congrr
ea,ional church, Brooklyn Dr. r A. HERvEy 10 Mis-
GpAtE r. Moons, both OF staten Island. No cards.
TuRyrR--LUDLum On Tuesday, March Q, By the Rev.
3 H. Burchard, ID, HESRy W. rupSER, Of Brooklyn,
70 Mas JrLA A. LuDLrm OF New York. No cards.
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FRKGuIs are duh bat unchanged The offerings 10
Europe arc lght 10 California freights are steady n,
45c a Soc Tor measurement goods lac a 20 for
weights voc 81 roll, 25c per box ior candies aud
VI 81 - Tor nnls the en8sseruonis are To Liver.
pool 300 boxes bacon 2Os per steamer $50 b,e. rot
ton al I'd. To London 100 tercoa beef d, A. cd To
Bristol - bbs taow AZ goa and 100 ubi. r14,n al 2aS
To Dcmerara 800 Bushels grain lic gold To lar.
bados about 900 shcia Oats Of lsc gold and 10 ire.
mon, per steamer, 40 bales cotton at I've a
lhc The char@rs "A brig to Ra,ce,ona
eHta heavy slaves, $40 and back fr0tn Men.
ton, on piiyaie terms bark % Cork Tor rr.
ders, petroleum, g. British bark " Cape of Good
Hope 81 100; British brig % the Winiwari SOC per
br' so'a one same vossgc, sl,2eO, god, schooner
ZANE, 70, sod one, same, s0c., gold and
back, fruit GA private terms one 10 -
Domingo and back, SIS Is brig from
Wilmington, NC, 10 Jamaica, lumber si9 sold Dor
loo feet sad beck eOnee aud VOID 81 pei ton, cur
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The Transactions IN wheat were very limited mud
prices were entirely nominal for nearly all grades ruling
lie q 2. N buy favor for common,quatcs The only
sal We henrd were about 10 900 Bushels mostly Canada
West a. oO. Corn contn Ell inactive and nominal,
with De lining tendency. We note sales 20 600 bushels
mixed Western In store and delivered. Only very
limited demand prevailed for oats aud prices ruled heavy
aud someNhat nominal with small sales at 35c 43c.
Tor uusoand aud 53c Ode for sound Western, Soc for
stNc, bic Tor jersey and SIC for Canada Rye
dnl and heavy but not quoiabIy lower Malt continued
d4ii a. nominal Barley u ytiing triflc easier,
bHt IN ne absence Of tranacons positive alteration
was noticeable
,ofitslhe demard AL for small parcels for
sumption, and prices continued nominal
CTu S-rhe market was dcprc scd by very liberal
Offerings aud q limited dspos ton the part OF all
eases ~ buyers ID operate at the current prices Manu-.
laotul,H nave supply on hand sufficiently large TO
meet Mrir requirements Tor some time ahead aud the
sales nfe mostly Tor shipments abroad Pr ruled
at our quotations The sales comprised 200 bales We
auOte
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prDEsrRIANfsM.
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Fenfnn iprocity-
Proceedings OF Cosgress-Ncws from
Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, sc.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Anderson,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close In this city at quar-.
ter past and half pas. Ave o'clock to morrow after
noon.
The NEw yonx Naturalization for Europc-wil be
published at eleven o'clock In the morning
Single copies, in wrappers ready FOR mailing six cents
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Total. ,2i0 $40 &c. 1850 s,433 905
Tho New York imports OF foreign dry goods compare
90 follows with former roturns:--
FIR the tcssk 1884 1885. 1886
Entered at tho port. $50 $1,3oo777 So sos PSI
Thrown on market. 1894, lis 1.565.461 3.l4l7A
Si,ce January l.
Entered at the port s2l s1s o2 $3s 3es $50
Thrown on market q, 54i726 s,4so76y 22s742 col
The Second National Bank at Galesburg, Illinois, is
the only additional depository designated for public
money, by the Secretary Of the Treasury during the
present week. The Merchants National Bank of Savan
nah Georgia with capital OF $500 600 completed its
organization during tho present week. Six additional
national banks, mainly in Southern States have been
authorized during the present week, with aggregate
capital Of $3.50 ooo Ono Of these at least organlz
without rcuaton, and tho largest gets circulation
but third OF It's capital Number OF national
banks authors ed durng the week, 4 previously $780,
total number 6i3 Circulation issued national banks
during the week, s2123,e6o previously, $3.50 $50 75o
total. s2Go $50 10
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FINANCIAL.

COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- Since the failure OF the Columbian Marine lnsurance
Company rumor has ob,aped creuatpn (PyG5sSy from
Company intended wind up its business and was nos
akng nre rsks The object of this note to say that t
IL not and has not been any intention the part OF NO
board o. Directors 70 discontinue its business on the cor.
ary the business has been and Is constantly on the In
crease and the Company prepared policies us
all good and desirable pay losses promptly
john B. ARTHUR. Secretary.
MARCH 10, 1856. ,
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During year to date. IS, 2o947s $42l7oe2 s49s sss
The aggregate vauo Of tho imports other than dry
goods and specie at this port during the week ending
March O. s. GA The total imports of tie week
compare as follows
WEEK erYdng ........ FEB % March l. March g.
Dry goods .......$4 6I9214 $2547, 900 So SOS 26l
General merchandise. 63 500 3,559768 4535, e44
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TAY COOKE CO.,
81 BANKERS
In connection with houses Philadelphia and was-
ngon this day open Office at No Nassau street,
corner OF Wall street, in this city $50
Mr. EDWARD DODGE late of Clark DODGE A. Co NGw
York; Mr. H. G. FAHNESTOCK, of our Washington RouG
and Mr. PITT COOKE of sandusky Ohio. will be residsrI
partners. ~
We sha particular attention to the purchase and sals
of COVE SECURITIES and TO orders for par-
chase and sale Of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
New YORK. March I. 1855.
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The transfer books of tho Western Union Telegraph
Company will be closed from March is to April 2 A
dividend will soon be announced
The following bonds were sold by Muller, wilkins &
Co at auction Saturday,
500 900 Ohio and Mississippi certificates. o4X
SO, 900 Ohio State per cent stock 1850. 100
$4,000 New York City Central Park stock, 1887. 9Sk
The shipments Of specie from the port OF New York
last week and during tho year compare follows With
the exports for the same period In 1854 and 1885,
1854 1855 1865
Tenth week. ......... $445 go $20,O15 $685. 2S4
Pres iously renorted 7E3 55a 4 1Q7Oir AOI hko
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DONNETS,
ID FLATS,
GYPSIES,
RIBBONS,
AND FLOWERS.

JOHN T. EVANS
respectfully inform: his customers and the pub
lie Generally that las received all the
NEW SPL.NG STYLES,
such as BONNETS, Ribbons, FLOWERS:
can find no fault with prices this Spring, as they
are nearly half the price of last year. would
call the particular attention of the Ladies to the
latest style of French Bonnets, the "EU REhA,
just out. ~.
Also full assortment of Gents fine Fell.
Silk, and Cashmere Hats, and good line Of
Those wishing to purchase goods of the best
quality, and at the lowest prices, will find i 70
their Benefit to call at EVANS,
ap 2-tf 80, King street.
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Railroads & Steamboats,.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.
A aa EI Es


On and after FRIDAY, the 18th instant a
daily passenger train will run between Washing-
ton and Lynchburg connecting at G2rd9nsylie q 10
Stsunton and the Virginia Springs; at Lynch
burg, without detention, for all the Southwest
and at Washington for North and West.
Leave Washington daily at G25 a. m, and
Alexandria at I Is a. m; arriving at Lynch burg
at 90 p NJ, connecting with the Vlrginja ia and
Tennessee train leaving Lynchburg at $50 r. m
Leave Lynchburg at 7. l6a m; arrive at Alex
andra at AS p. m and at Washington at 6,oo
p. M.
This road is attractive, not only for its com
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the now historic localities of Fairfax, Bull
Run, Manassas, Brstoe, Catett,s, Rappahifan-
mock, Culpepcr, Orange and Gordonsvllle,
places of i!nperishable interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be hadin Boston, New York, Phlla-
delphia and Baltimore, and at the offices of the
road in Washington and Alexandrla.
j. NJ. BROADUS.
ie 13-tf General Ticket Agent.
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The dividends of this company are larger in
amount, for premiums paid, than in any Com
pany in the world.
All the profits arising from this immense fund,
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the as
sured.
Applications received at my office No. u:
Prince ST. u. l. THOMAS, AGcnE.
DIR. CHARLES w. CHANCELLoK,
je ST Medical Examiner.
TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
The undersigned has been appointed agent
for the following companies, viz:
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Baltimore
Capltal ~"
Thos. y. Candy F. j. McGinnis,
President. Secretary.
ASSOCIATED
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Baltimore
VIM. a. Hack, ... John Dukehart,
President Secretary.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Geo. P. Thomas. Jno ". Davis,
President. Secretary.
Policy holders participate in the profits
The above companies stand as high and are "s
popular rs any others in the city Of Baltimore.
Risks will be taken at the lowest rates charged
by frst-class companies
SAMUEL II. JANNET,
at Janney s. Co.'S Drug store, No. l45, King s.
above St. Asaph jan 1S-eot:
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TOR BALTIMORE.

~r~.s The STEAMER COLUMBIA,
- :ssssaalasGs-EEECapt EECa JAMES HARPER, having re-
ceivcd new boiler and been thoroughly reft-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, at 4 o clock, p. m
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown,
stopping at all her former landings.
Returning, will leave Alexandria every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at O clock:
The STEAMER THOS. E. CAHILL, Capt
JAS. II. NORRIS, will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAY, , at 3 p. m. touchingat Chap Point.
and returning will leave Alexandria, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. For
freight and passage apply to
ap lift b. WHEAT, Agent.
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NJ L o u r
II F l. @ U Il !!
Best brands of Family Flour, Extra and Su
perfne Flour, constantly on hand and for sale
bv GEORGE E. WHITE,
INV 22-4w 80 and 81. Cameron st.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE.
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA s. ALEXANDRIA,,
GEORGETO WN j. WASHINGTON, d. G
VIA CANAL.
.r1a =, Good substantial and we'll adapted
rEzsMsssssEaz Ez.ssasssssazF azzFREIGHT STEAMERS comprise
this new line. which will sail on WEDNE ES-
DAY and SATURDAY Of each week from
Philadelphia, and TU ESDAYS and THURS
DAYS from Alexandria, at II m,
Freight, &c., at moderate rates.
For particulars, apply at
A e n s.
n. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
No 4, South wharvcs, Alexandria,
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. SO, Water St, Georgetown u Washington.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE,
cct 4-tf No. Il, Nar.a ~ harves, Philada.
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The above FIRST GLASS COMPANIES,
having complied with the law passed hy- the
last Legislature. requiring deposit Of ,535, ,OOO
ed is now prepared to issue policies in all, or
either of them on all descriptions of property, in
the city or country, against loss or damage by
fire, and on inland, coastwise and sea risks, On
terms adapted to the hazard, and consistent
with sound and reliable underwriting.
Alllosses promptly adjusted and paid at this
office
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.1erandria Gazette and Virginia Ao0erf'seT.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOW D n
o,r,cE-GAZETTE BUILDING, NO. 70, PRINCE STREET.
TERMS 0E AnYEKTISINH.
rDus oP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN ADVANCE

One square Of eight lines dollar for the first Insertion
r3 twenty-five for each subsequent one Liberal
rms made with yearly advertisers. -
.rriage Notices and Obituaries, exceeding re lines VIII
sc charged for. .,,
l communications of personal caracer will be chafs
q. ior at advertisement rates.
~ communications be accompanied by tho names OF
ne authors rejected communications cannot be returned
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TsIHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA.
CHARTERED IN 1Sl4)
Continues to insure against loss or damage
BY fire. The company which has had the
confidence Of the community for more than
half century, again solicits the patronage OF
the public. Risks will be taken at the estab'
lished rates, and losses pr omptly paid.
Office hours 50 q. M, to 3 p. m.
c. w. WATTLES, Secretary.
Directors:
A. P. Cover, Pres. G. W. Wattles,
VIM. Gregory, Benz. Barton
J. H. Brent. aug l0--1y
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,'he condition of the colored people in South
Carolina, has touched the heart of Bureau
agent in that State He, with the evidence of
.heir daily feecings and prosecutions at the
hands of their pretended friends before his eyes,
presents, in his report, the following melancholy
estimate of what the negro is to-day:
The negroes are worse treated to-day than
;?hen they were slaves. Nobody cares for them
beyond the service they can get out of them. :
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T F. LARKIN,
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE,
FROM NO H. PITT STREET: ,,r,
TO NO. 13, NORTH FAIRFAX STREET:
(AIansion House Building.
Has just received Q large supply of eXcelIGnI I zen
SHOULDER and SIDEBACON; also, HAMo,
and Dried Beef, a lot Of good Flour, su9eriITT NT
of which lie viii sell below the market pFlee !;
also the best Of Teas, Java Coffee, &c my S-tt