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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARH r
w addition to on: stock Of
FREDERICKSBURG
AND HOUSTON MILLS
VIRGINIA GASSlM EREH,
the latter Of which we are the agents. We are
prepared 10 offer these goods t. wholesale or
retail purchasers on the best terms. we w~'iId
call particular attention to the VIRGINIA
CASSl N Er:5, which are much cheaper ana
more sGrviceablc (bcng free from shoddy) than
the same class of goods from the North.
oc9 WlTM ER IL SHAY AkER
WE WOULD AGAIN INVITE THE At
w tentiom of gentlemen in want OF SUITS I" cur
stock Of ENGLISH MILLIONS,
English and French Cassimeres,
Black French D"eskin Ca"sllnrre".
Black French Cloths
uarrs'5 Cassimercs,
Grenadnc Vcatings, &c.
We are prepared At AL times t. trim oil suits
in the hest style and at the lowest prices.
oc9 WITMER 81 SHAY MAX ER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15
EXCURSIONS. BALLS &c

X r A n D
VT TOURNAMENT & EALL,
By THE FAIRFAX SOCIALS AND PIC
NEER BASE BALL CLUBS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15
A LEXANDRIA DISTILLERY.
NOTICE TO STOCK GROWERS.

Those in want of SLOP can be supphed1 on
reasonable terms, atthe Distillcry, near fl5h !,
town. [ap2ll E. +. DOW MAN q 90
NOR FALL ShEDING.- Constantly re,
TIMOTHY tp1; sEEp' Orchard Grass, Herds
Grass and Kentucky Blue Grass seed Wheat
and Seed Rye. }: I. Dan hOLo w
sep elm o3S itns ST., Washlngtoh'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

,RFNCU MERlNOES AND FRENCH
i REPS.-These goods having been pur
chased in New YorI; at ioObers' prices, and Sc
lecLed with great care, we feel that We are JUS
titled in delying competition
oct l WILMER IL SLAYMAkFR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15
1OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,
0;OpAETNERSHIP NOTICE

G
We, the undersigned have this day formed a
copartnrrship lI carry on the LIQUOR AND
i liz Bu:l n E5S under the hrm name OF
e. l.. DOW HHAM & CO.
e f.. DOWNHAM
HENRY GREEN.
ALEXANDRIA, April Oft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

y ECEIN ED TD-DA1.
Choicest Gunpnwder Tea.
" Japan
hbls Refined Sugar:
y sacks Coffee
Refined Pearl Starch.
Small Shoulders Bacon
Breakfast Bacon.
Pepper. AlIspicc, &c, for sale low by ,n,r
org j. G. MlLBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-15

sep 2-3m l48, King At, corner st. Assph,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

Corrr or sssHoSs-QussSs CoUSr.-The Queens
County Court and Court OF Sessions met 1t the Cour
House., North Hampstead, yesterday, County Judge
Armstrong presiding In tho matter ofths People ths
Pilots OF the East river for alleged violation OF the Hell
Gate Pilot law tho OF Elias Brown va called up,
but the counsel for tho defence being ready In cor.
sequence OF the absence OF Mr. Weeks Inspector OF Pos
Licences, tho case was posip mod This and ohcr
Nwenty.four In number) were therefore pt down To-
Tuesday next
In the case Of Henry sperry indicted tried found
guilty at the lest term the Court OF Appeals having
affirmed the decision OF the lower tribunal ns OF $50
was imp,sed, the cuIprit In default OF payment BE-
imprisoned In the county Jail for the term Of thirty days.
Since Scry arrested upon the FIRST charge Of vio-
la,ng the law three separate indictments have bees
found against him by tho Grand Jury.
The case OF Mr. Wright, OF Astoria, against detective
Wood Marshal Murray and others, OF New York, for
abduction and Kidnapping. came up but nut on for
the term In consequence OF the inability or United
states District Attorney Courtney 10 DO IN Attendance
George HiifoFbrandt was sentenced 70 the state
horse from Charles Schmidt, OF Jamaica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.

Circular to the Holders Of Dcbcnture Ccrtin.
Gates.
The following circular has been issued by the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1897.
To THE HOLDERS or CERTIFICATES DEHKSruRs--
GENTIxMKS-With reference 70 the certificates OF
dcbenture due on tho 18th ns am instructed to inform
you that the committee have taken steps TO bring the
trust under the control Of the English courts pre-
vent any hostile prejudced action BY forced sale OF
the collateral securities otherwise With
this view they have instituted o suit ~ ad.
vised by counsel, In order, far as prac-
ticable, 10 insure the due administration Of
tho trust. and to facilitate the carrying out OF the
scheme OF reconsiruotion indicated In the report the
Committee OF Invesii cation In the moantimo am to
request that pending the completion Of definite
rangemens you will retain your certificates. also
instructed TO inform you that the committee have
under serious consideration the wishes expressed oy
many holders OF certificates OF debenture that fhey
should be united In tho trust for these securities with
ono OF tho existing trustees, aud they will
shortly mako further announcement on the subject.
am gentlemen, your obedient servant.
II. W. SMIrHERS Secretary.
The London Rdroy Neics publishes in full the report
ton Of The Atlantic and Great Western Railway. II
states In conclusion, ''Ths railway, am persuaded,
only wants taking care or ard II will return take
Of its bond debt and more" An OF lis proba-
bio earnings and working expenses during tho next
ten years gives gradual Increase OF annual PROFITS
from 81, 7zs 900 in lsGs TO sS724. coo in 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
A FENiAN PETITION.
Scene at the English Home Oflce-A New
Mode Of presentation.

From the London Star, Nov. 10
There lwas unseemly at the Home Once
yesterday. A deputation had been appointed By the
meeting held on Cievkenwe.l Green sunday to walt
upon Mr.. Gahorne Hardy, and endeavor 10 induce him
% commute the sentence Of death on tho prisoners at
Manchester. BY some mistake the depnratiou was
divided. 0ae part OF Il vsnt TO the Home once half
past one O'Clock. headed b. Colonel Dickson. They
were Informed that ~. Hardy declined TO re-
cove the population, end Colonel Dickson and
his friends departed. Ai\ hAlfpas, two the other
part OF tho deputaiipn arrived. headed by Mr.
Fincn OF the speakers at abe meeting Corken
we'll Green. They, too were told that Mr.. Hardy would
receive them, and letter was handed Mr. Finleu
from ir Hardys secretary p'ts Of thu circumstances
OF the Office messenger Mr. tnisn and hs friends tn
stated upon going Into q EU5eirng, Il IL said that
in which Mr. Hardy was sitting. Therc Mr.. Fnlen read
out tho letter The messenger interrupted this and told
the dsputatcn they had no right there. Mr. Finen
dersd him CT and finished res1vrg the letter, after
which several OF those pressnI> made threatening
speeches.
Having dono tsis they lsft the Htus once Just ~
detachment OF police which had lNen cent for from
scotland Yard marched n.y. In the wen ms they held
meetings and resolved eSfcavorng 70 get up demon
STATIONS In favor OF the ycts in London and other
large cities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL AccDssrs-Edward Ksrns. employed in the
oil works Of Campbell Thayro. the corner Of Wash
ngton and Front streets, instantly killed yesterday
afternoon BY getting caught In the bslting attached d
the nywheei OF an engine James Morrel, boy four
teen years OF age dod at the City Hospital YESTERDAY
from the effect OF injuries sustained by being run ovc
in Fulton avenue on Wednesday. The deceased waa
thrown from his vehicle by coming In collision with one
OF age residing In Dean street, fatally burned b.
her clothes taking nre from the Thursday afte
noon. She died few hours after the accident
ANOTHER vErERAS 1872 GoSE-Mr. Isaac Corns1.
Of tho or 1872 dcd at The residence Of his
son-insw, Nicholas Ancrman. corner OF Myrtle ave-
nuo and Oxford street, Thursday afternoon. The
deceased was In the seventy sixth year Of bis age
NAVAL 0rvIcsRs RgUsox Tho officers OF tho frgats
Piscataque, flagship OF Rear Admiral Stephen o. sss
route to the East India squadron gave delightful
entertainment TO largo number OF ladsos and gentle.
men on board tho flagship at tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
BROOKLYN CITY.

Suit Against the City Of Brooklyn.
Before Judge Lott

Suit Against the City OF Brooklyn. ta
Before Judge Lott
Catharine CoNe Admniaraiyis The City Of Bysele
lyn-The plaintiff this sued TO recover the sl
of 707 alleged 10 be due her administratix Of
estate Of her husband, Patrick Coyis deceased mon
the city. II appeared that about the 1lsA
Of April, 1885, her husband entered into . cs1p
tract with the city to grade and pave Gra.q
street, K. D. that he executed the contract, subj
eequently died tntestate, and thai on the ID 81
June 1865 letters Of administration granted By ID
Surrogate, appointing plaintiff administrative. nd
claimed that the above amount was due upon the eo
tract at the time Of the death Of her husband and III
she demanded payment, but refused. ~
On the part OF the defence It claimed that payt
ment had been made to plaintiff her duly AUTHORISED
agent Tho evidence showed that Mr. william D. Lsw9
had been kind Of silent partner In the contract and
that he drew from the Comptroller BY the authority q
plaintiff. the payment In bonds.
Mrs. Coys denied having any knowledge Of this patti
nership and further denied that she eyer authorized
Mr. Lewis 10 receive pay, or signed any recepS
for It. Plaintiff also stated that Mr. LOWS was merck
. foreman agent OF her husbands and was 70 have
half interest IN the profits Of the contract but not =
partner.
The case wss thcn given TO The jury. who viii return
Q verdict this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
NAPOLEOM's SPEECH.
The Empcror's Address TO the French Lcgts-
lnlu

The Empcror's Address, to the French Lcgts.
insure.
BY the steamship ws5er, ct this port. We have the
fun English text Of the speech addressed by Nepolson
TO the Frozen legislative body od the opening OF the
session, November Is, synopsis or which reached
through TIE Atlantic cable.
After ascending the throne the Emperor ssd-
MEssiKrRs SxxArgrRs, Exssmrrs LES DRrrTKs:-
The necessity OF resumlng ihs srrur,ec xsion
OF Important laws has obliged mo to call you together
earlier than usual Recent events have further calssd
me 70 experience Gle wish or avaiing myself Of your
sagacfy and your assistance
Since yoa separated vague disqustudss have arisen
10 Affect the public mind In Europe aud - rsstrct
movements OF industry and mercsl transactions Ia
all quarters. Notwithstanding the declarations OF
ry government, which hss never varied in
its pNcihc altitude, the belief has been spread
thA any mobilization in tho internal Hystem OF
German, must become q cause OF oonaic<
This state OF uncertainty could not endure longer II 10
necessary 70 accept frauky the changes have taken
place upon fhs other side OF the Rhine; to proclaim
that long IS our Interests aud dignity shall not
be threatened We will Not interfere In the transforms
tons effected By the wish OF The populations The dls.
quiet tnnt has betN displayed IL difficult OF expsnation
period in which FraDcs has offered 10 the World the
most imposing spectacle OF Couclllssion ~ peace
The Universal Exhibition. winch nearly oil the
soyoreiins of Europa have attended, and where The
representatives az Tie lsborirs csos Of all countries
have met las drawn closer the Yes o. fraternity ts.
tween The Nations u bas disappes<ei bat is Wscss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
the FINANCIAL QUESTION.

IRON tne tlncnnafl COMMERCIAL NOV. II.
Some time ago, In reply 20 correspondent, II waol
stated columns that BY the terms OF explauas
tory section In Of the acts OF Congress providing =
loan bt he legal tendon notcs-grecnbncks-w nok
taxable Judge Sorer has recognized the force OF thai
section Ia Lis decision OF the case wherein enoYl.
was made compel ksssrs Farnn aud mcI.ean 10 pac6
$50 900 of their means all rcd be In grocnbacka %
the duplicate lie has declared that tho exempfon
claimed was legal This presents interesting poine
for thosa persons 10 dispose OF who have declared hs
selves opposed 10 government bonds because Of the
being taxable under State suthorty, who woul1
have those bonds currency Another nse4
ssng also presented IN same connection thai
those who are hostile 10 national hank note currency
must recognizes, which Is that n thfce hundred millions
Of legal tenders substituted .or national bank noteG
as the law now stands there VIII no the ainount4
$500. 900, O00-withdrawn from taxation under etael
laws In other words the national bank notes noy
afford su indirect means Of taxing the bonds thai secu
them Ia addition 10 the specific OF per cent ha'
Is laid upon those notes by the government. /.
The bank notes are taxable property wherever soun
but the legal tenders and national bonds are not cou
sequcn,iy, unless the law exsmptna the later WI
classes ~ property should ba changed. might NOV
20 profitable matter for taxpayers 70 substitute green
b >cks for grnybacka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

"a available security san b gwen and - sOv'
ous that iusnss sums locked up In our own ooaa-
sry might % -stsd, real,zing two great ob,sc's-.
rood ana safs RI British capital, ana ps'ns
snseiual aiA 70 q N1aessaiai - "a Tue 49, 90.
believe .hss 1, me present the poorer owners .n1.
There can Only get assistance BY paying .0Ss. - -
osns month"; Of the rate Of 30 psl ees. -
y. ..n ,n.r.fore watch Mr. Evsrsst's efforts In thi'
d,rsc,,op Win much interest," and shan rejoice me
s.sus should be successful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

nss nuch mi6nksn meurssd ne implneabae enA un1y-
Ing snnity q the latter. Jsss nov, indeed mss
enmity dos not seem matter q nuch conseqsenos.
moro generous than thai Of policy Ought 20 deal
with sue weak a. II they day 70 b the strong
Nspoeon's foreign policy and his speech Of ysserda
10 In ono respect new illustration Of the iacI Jne
principle for Mexico another for the pated sgss one
Law for Italy, another for Prussis this, VIC hold, IL
policy which never can BE- sop1d-which 10 liable 70
prove dangerous q IL u certainly ungsnerous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
GENERAL STONE.

Nav yoRk, Nov. 20, ieo''
To rHs EDITOR rHH HFRArp:-
Senator sumner has introduced resolution callA ~,
the papers In the OF General Ftz John Porter wi"
he not have the courage and manlness also 10 call
the papers In the OF General Charles r. stone, who
was so suddenly and mystcriously seized and lmpri-
s0ned some years age, and si last released wkhous
chargcs or TRIAL VIII w. Sumner do thisf
BALLS BLUFF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENT AT HARRISON. WESTMINSTER
C0JnTyt

Yesterday afternoon an inquest ,~as held on tue body
years OF age who was accidentally shot the day pro-
vious while, as 10 stated exhbilil some snooiing
trick Al place called Rye Lake. few miles from rofs
chester The unfortunate man on OF party o.
msrksmcn who were shooting for pou. uy. Averoiot
was returned In accordance with the Il vets ne was
upmarred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

~~FFtN f<thrsy " fhoVe lowNf6s fho SOut0-
ern states Of thc United sfatcs.
Prom We London Star, Nov. I9l
We undsrssrd thu, John Eysrcti, Esq, or Allaslows
ambsrs "a on avs 10 the United States o. Ausrcs
ASCERTAIN how The owners OF plantations aud other es-
ietss In The South can BE- assisted with capital 10 do
vssop s resources Of thoss provinces which present
are 80 depressed through the poverty OF their
scbsnte OF this kind would especially b. % Advan.
cage to the cored people, Who with freedom aud en-
ssrprisc and en- sarnes. industrial spirit want the aid O
ANAL SUNS 10 enable them TO work oai thor own ad-
varcenent But tes plan would DO oqusly important
70 The wsalshler grower Of cotton, rlce, &C.
~ Eyoysps chief oiSsct sin be " sss 10 absolute
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

can 70 make up The other ten pound tho order called
fSr Burns si, me- carrying sixty pounds can on his
the magazine In few minutes after that heard
report and saw mbers flying 10 the air; also eight
get the oil he was under The influence OF liquor and
l thought him scarcely the proper man 10 handle
such stun spoke 70 him In tho magaz no about the
careless way he handled the cans; would not man
OF m,ne handle powder the way he handled this oil; 10
Y said 70 Be thirteen times more powerful but think IL
is about three times; while with Burns that day
he drank glass Of porter in grocery store near the
shop
York city have been engaged IN electric tolegraphing
and military pursuits the last twenty years. at pres
sp ann blasting have bee. asSs Ds
Inventors OF is use a. an explosive agents. introduced
first In the Russian war, afterwards In the Danish gar
It's manufacture, use and power; have handled encr.
nous quantities OF u, and exploded thousands OF
mel always loading the holes ana handling the oil my.
SELF ncxt In Maryland where taught others 10 use ~
noxt at Bergen, whsrs was almost daily and hourly
observing the operations; am the sub contractor or
Flanagan vore for drilling and blasting the rock on
their work: at the time the contract signed Mr.
mentally Tho foowns Week sent Charles seNss 70
take charge; he had worked for me some months In
Maryland as foreman Of blasting; continued bin in
that position until the middle OF last October, or
towards the end OF the month, when dismissed BIN
for two rcasons viz overheard him tell one OF the
felt sick; I watched him load the holes and
Thought be was rather careless and rcprovcd him for
~ not needing which Immediately discharged him and
Took charge Of the work myself; mr. practice has al
ways been to supcrnend tae loading OF the holes On
all occasions: don't know when B>rns employed
returned from Maryland October o; he bad bes placed
there by hcSab Inquired ~ 10 his character Of oonei
Sage aud others and all seemed 10 speak well Of vim;
never knew that be drank 81 all; on shc sunday ~.
fore This calamity HIM. and he spoke little gu.
ferent from usual, and when ! ssksd him whhs
bis head /. not ssnsasd. u asseisd him
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Nni8 Nlarf. Naent.
stea6tng @tcgctGGGlQ.

Snmmrr Ginribtuug. - Spril S, 1867.
b. @robt Sauptlne BON Norbsn unb Nprbirs.
lltn fir 9bilaospbia, ,gleu gorf, 9lsabina, pUtts.
plue, 6amaaud, @Iblano, 9sbanpn, Nlisntptpn,
@aIirn, Gpbrata, ..eitis, eaneafer, Golumtia,
&C., &c. rrs"
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folgt: I'm 800, $40 mp 9,35 @oymtttnas,
uno 2, 10 unb 900 NaGmittaes, lnt Iou1su In
s0rt an UNI 800 unb 1910 Bcrmittnas, unt
4,40, $50 uno 1925 Nacamittaos, serblnbfn
hG nit dBnliGsn 9rains apf Der pmnIylSanio
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d WOrgsn unh 900 Na&t Erains. II
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9amaaua, Nnnspills, @ibtanb, pine @rppe,
Alentewn unb Ubilabslpbia um 8 10 gormtt.
tags, uno 2.10 unc 4.t0 Naamistass, talteu
an in 9.banOn ugb ben 6ouptlaturrn. Die
A.l0 Wi6mitta9 Iyltn maGt 8erbinbun0fn'
tlcS fur pGlltslpbla uno GUlunltia. Sir
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ben S&uyIfiu unp 5a5aufbaana Jtai,pab, per.
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unS $3.50 gla&mIttass. Ger Dee,YaGasirrsue
prrlGbt Vbilabelpbia Uni 7.S0 0iOretns unS su.
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oin9 um 80 8crmittass unb fstrt tint 500
9labmittass Don philadelphia surld. -a
Columbia GiIsntatn' 3ass bsrtalftn 8eattna
um 200 8ormittosS unS els RaGmiitaaa
fir @ptrata, 9itIb, 9anraisr, Columbia &c.
2In 5enntaasn:
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nab &sGein8 y pCstSSilIt um 800 Gprmittaas.
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um t,20 unb 7.20 gJforstns fiji 5arristura,
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turfcn' '9tdets 3u beratstisBtn 0rriIcn tverpen
auS8r8tbtn mad uno bon allen Wunften.
80 @funb @spdd pirb jetsn palTaater etlauGt.
unb GGsdS bafir ee8rbtn.
@. Il. Nicous.
@.atins, Gpsil z, 1867. Gen. Gupt.
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SSprO aScltu'Ge STteoeIboGp*
@asntGmn isnb TbilGbclpbia
Drti t6oliht aiIn {


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@inen aslid bisber seriatet!
Gin gang ntner Garprt- -StObr.
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ltt nsulid sinsn ntusn
d.. GarpetsStpbr,
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ibre 9rstis bsbtuttno nieberer ais IonIwo.
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tts Str funawu tauft, unb S9r prpet finben,
bab 60 Gursn SntsrsTtn bttnt, BON uns gu tauftn.
Sir btrsitS ssnUNent Sunbi&aft Rnb Fr t6tR
bapfbar, unb bitten UNI cine fortbaurr Sfrlsl6sn.
uiab @utb,
Daniel Srcrell.
Gtl,ntaun, Gprl 2, 1867. nats