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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
DFED.

In Culprprr, on Tuesday morning last, Mrs.
ELIZABETH :. ALCOCkE. in the 18th year
of her age.
On the 18th instant. in Prince Georges county,
Nd, NALINDA +. TOLSON. wife "f Wat
kinS TolSon. aged r. wears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

An excitement in Newfoundland, equal to
that on the gold discovery in California, now
prevails. After twenty years OF business stagna-
tion the people have struck oil in seal fish
inc The catch is unparalleled and marvel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

Col. Jerome \. Bonaparte, the son of the
late Jerome Bonaparte. of Baltimore, has just
arrived from Paris. He is said to express thc
opinion that the civil war in France will soon
be brought to conclusion, and that the Ma
poIeonlc dynasty will finally b. restored This
is the opinion Of 1.-THE friends of tn cNapoleon
DYNASTY -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
Port Tobacco, Md, July Y, 1870.

Port Tobacco, Md, July 2 1870.
Gentlemen 1 used your "Magnum BonuE
Soluble Phosphate on my tobacco crop, and
no to this time have seen marked difference
in its favor between it and stable manure. OF
course the tobacco is yet young, but am dis
posed to believe that the A1agnum Bonum Will
give entire satisfaction.
In haste. | remain yours. very respectfully.
GEO P. JENKINS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

There is what is called dead lock, III tic
New York Legislature both the political par
ties having the same number OF members
and neither side will give way to allow {"
legislation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

The clause in the Deficiency bill to give $50,
600 to the Sisters OF Mercy in Charleston: tol
COMPENSATION for damages to their property
during the war has been adopted in the House
of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

4. 'iire occurred in Norfolk OH "Wednesday.
which broke out in the store Of Smith 4 Sim
mons Several houses, with their contents. were
burned Loss; we hear some $1,000. 4 fire
in Petersburg on Wednesday also destroyed
property to the amount OF So liDu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

1t is difficult to get at the real situation at
Paris. owing to the contradictory character OF
kilograms, and the different statements made by
the concndins parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

\ LONG HORSEBACK R1DE.-Three young
gentlemen says the Selma Gala. Times of Sat
urday, left that city on yesterday on what will
doubtless be considered, in this day of railroads
and rapid transit, remarkable trip. They
left for New York on horseback, and will 90
the entire distance in the saddle The names
of these gentlemen are as follows: G. L. Til
den Frederick Sherman and r. D. Turner
The first two have been in business here for
some months past the last named came from
New York specially to make this trip. The
party staid last night at the residence of Col
Shackelford, few miles from the city. They
are all we'll mounted, and equipped for the
journey, and, we have no doubt, will have Il
pleasant trip They are clever gentlemen, are
Northern men, and we suggest that they take
Washington in their route, and when they
reach there, that they be called before the
Congressional committee to tell what they saw
of the Ku Klux. We commend these geu
tlemen to the kind consideration of the people
along their route of travel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
afterwards

Mr.. l.. p. Crowder, young married mall
in Petersburg. Va, suddenly disappeared OF
Tuesday evening last. and has not been hearc
of since
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

Fighting is said tob be still going Oh IN Cuba
though there appears to be no chance tor tn
final success Of what are called tho insurgents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

1t is announced that, commencing with the
18th instant. Mrs Grant will resume her Tues
day afternoon receptions, from two to hive
o clock. ut the Presidents House. in Wash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

The colored people in Washington are to
have an Emancipation celebration on Mon
dav. An election is to take place few days
afterwards,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

PorATo SUoAR The agricultural journal.
begin to talk Of Il new industry the manufac
ture et sugar from sweet potatoes. The aver
age product Of l bushel Of potatoes--the van
variety being preferred-ls said to be over tive
gallons. and as the average yield per acre on
poor, sandy soil is from hundred and fifty to
a hundred and eighty bushels, it follows that
the product will be from three hundred to
three hundred and nifty, gallons Of syrup This
beet: and even that of the sorg hum in delicacv
of flavor and in nearly all the other oualitie.
which should commend it for use at the table.
The residuum after the juice is extracted. is
pronounced a valuable article Of food for either
man or beast In the Southern States, where
vans grow almost spontaneously the manu-
tacture of potato syrup may be very proftabl,.
carried on: and if it has the effect Of cheaper
ing sugar, the consumers OF saccharine at the
North can have no serious objection
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

Twenty thousand copies of the Report ofthe
Commissioner of Education, have been order
ed by Congress, to be printed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
FL>:7.HTI.4L x CO.u.NEHCL.qL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April la.-lhe re-
cripts of Wheat continue light, and the market
.ln:rs u,lir; and steady: offerings of ,O2 bushel:
rcd. with ale, ut 49, l4n, l42, To- and 10
Corn i duI offerings of!I4 bushels mixed, with
sale, al - Rye Is quiet and in light receipt
small salrs at 81 Oat. are unchanged offerings
nf 90 bushels. with sales ut jG - and Co.
Elsa MAEkEr--Th arrival. Of Fish ri the
fi;h wharvrs this morning reached about lis, 600
Herring and 900 Shad, the former selling ut
i j0.SS per thousand, and the latter at II, II 80
and 81; per hundred, according TO quality
Scarcely any bumch Fish or Rock coming up,
and but one Sturgeon. Sailed Fish are moving
off bri:ily; <trucI; Herring at $40 and Shad at
ljuSlG ~ hnrrclcd Herring 3 20; half
barrel 81
(;roEIrrow:: CATTLE MAKi:ET. April IA
The market day at Drovcrs' Rest was dull! the
attendance Being limited and decline manifest
cd in lower TRADES Of stock though better quail
tie. ruled high We quote: - head OF Cattle
At luSS - per 100 lbs gross; GOO Sheep at VaS
per 100 lbs; Lambs 4aS5 each; Cow; and Calves
'auS,m; Veal Cavc: 1aSl0 per lt9 lbs net -
some al the Cattle and Sheep were i"lt OYER
Tin CoAi Trade hi Georgetown has been
con :iderublv more active than even that Of the
week previous. H.. 23G tons having been received
ami ~ .G.9U shipped
s-=>--.-----zx-
EDtsT ~ .fLEI.7.IJjEI.7, .7i1RiL IL.
~; pos. ........ j. II Moo:' RISES IN e. Ia
II :. $ET$..... ...... G.3I
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of tn, Lake,. Norfolk, pa.-en-
gers and merchandise
>chrs Annie May. Boston; Henry Finch, Jer-
10y City, and Charley Wool-ey. New Haven, 10
American Coat Ga.
-hILEiI
Steamer Expires. Nirkl" Baltimore. by j
Hrudrr- y Cn.
SrhrS Annie May, Boston: Charley " ool-cy,
Erw HAVEN, and Henry Finch. Jersey City by
American t"al CO.
MEMUHAHDA
:rhr Narris-n Burton, hence "t Phllaic 'hin
18th instant
s;rhr Annie f. Martin. Buell., i;rr th- port
cleared 1t Providence 18TH instant
S,hr Mary s'tundish, Rich, for this port, clear
I'll ut Bnst"it 18th instant.
.chr Hattie Baker CroweIl, hcnrc for salem
sailed from Vineyard Haven 18th instant
Srhr Wm Arthur. Andrews, hence ut St"ning-
ton eth instant.
>"hr ) NJ Tyler, lI"rkell. hence at Bridgeport
Eth instant. -"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

Mr. b. f. Butler, ii seems: now figures
IN the House of Representatives almost every
ia? Mr. Farnsworth is down upon him again
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
=7777 z7177 = "a 1ZFT7TF AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

PARAGRAPHS The centenary birthday of
Sir W alter Scott is to be celebrated in Edln-
burg on the 9th ofAugust next A committee
consisting of a large number Of noblemen aud
gentlemen of Scotland and others, have been
appointed to make the necessary arrangements
for the event. and this committee has extend
cd to the American public Il cordial invitation
to participate.
Referring to Il report that Gen. Butler
would take no appointment from the present
administration. even if offered him on Il sill
yer fork the Louisville Courier Journal says:
lie might not take the appointment. but the
Administration would do we'll to keep an eye
on the fork
Mr. Charles Smith: young colnposltor III
the Saginaw Courier office. set during six
working DAYS los, 400 ems. or an average of
TO- 80 ems day. 1t was all straight matter:
without fat and nearly all BREWER.
S,yT, ASNA.-John :. Williams and
others have brought suit i'll New \ DIRK against
Gen. Antonio Lopez Santa Anna, formerly
President of Mexico. to recover upon note
for SO, 900, given by him in 1866. Judge
Brady has granted an attachment in the case
against property in the State of New York
belonging to Gen. Santa Anna.
Among the nominations sent Ia the Senate
Yesterday by the President were those of Gcn.
! BENJAMIN r. Cowau. Of Ohio, to be Assistant
! Secretary of the Interior: and James III.
Baker, Of Minnesota. to be Commissioner OF
| Pensions.
Cullen the Philadelphia juror who objected
to serving with colorel man, yesterday palc
his fine and Was released from Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

The Court Of Appeals of Virginia il to al
iourn on Wednesday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
PRICE s54 PER 5000 LBS.
Pu.aonkcy, Charles county, Md, .

Dear Sir: 1 am much pleased with the Mag
mum Bonum. It is all you represented 1t TO be
I shall want another ton this fall.
THOs 8 MARTIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

SHERMAN DoN'T WANT To BE PRESIDENT
Proceedings Army of the Tennessee. Mr..
Rowland then remarked that he did not know
how he could atone for the bundcr he hal
made lin introducing Cen Sherman. unless it
was by nominating him for President Of the
United States.
The General jumped to his feet before there
could be any manifestation Of applause and
said: No, no my present Office i" worth
more than the Presidency. Nine i; 4 life
estate, while that of the President is only for
four years.
The retort WAS received with cheers. alnl
Ten Sherman sat down well satisfied with hi
honorS
RAppAHANNocK CorETY At Rappailan-
mock Court, On Monday last, Il meeting was
held for the purpose Of endorsing the move.
ment made By the farmer? and others Of
Culpeper, to organize an Agricultural .Assocla
ton John &; Lane, esq. vas called 10 tl,
chair, and F. Pendeton Carter. esq, appoln
ted secretary. Capt. Eustace Gibson Of Thu
place, made L speech. III which after torclbly
abiding to the benefits arising from such Al!
organization. he advised cooperation and aSs"
citation with the more general movement al
Culpeper which seemed to be considered the
best policy By the meeting. \ Canvasslng
Committee was appointed for the county.
-CuiptpfT OLservrr.
LAND SALE or THE PETiNsu l.! W had
the pleasure OF /, visit from our:: old friend Col
John Henly, of Williamsburg who informed
IL that land sales continue on the lower PENN
sula with undated activity. Within the plst
week Aspinwall has bought farm near New
ports News for s25. 900 The universal belief
we'll fortified with investments Of Northern
capital in that region. is that on the compile
ton of the Chesapeake and Ohio road it will
see, deep water in Elizabeth CITY or Iorl:
county .--IWtoH siirgnila.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

=! full supply Away; III hand and for sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

Cullen. the Philadelphia juror who objected
to serving with colorcl man. yesterday paid
his fine and Was released from Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate

| have On hand L fall supply OF this
OLD ESTABLISHED FERTILIZER,
put UP IN bags oil leo lbs
THE PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED
10 tccp pace With the tiE.es.
Pre- $50 per 200 H.
THOMAS PERRY.
E!aT Sim No. II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15

lin CoAi TRADE. Ut Georgetown has been
con iderublv more active than even that Of the
week previous. L. 3%G tons having been received
anu H. ."!U shipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
PERSONAL.

Hallam Tennyson, son of the poet, has re-
Gently prize for poeca essay at Marlborough.
Prof. j. Il. Boise of the Chicago University
sails for Europe this week, with his accomplished and
scholastic daughter.
L. j. Reed, the late Chief Constructor of
the British Royal Navy, has been visiting the principal
naval arsenals in Russia and Turkey.
Miss HOsmer means to take short vacation,
and is now at Munich, en- route to England, where she
feels like iding the Summer away.
Chicago is making preliminary preparation
for the visit OF Gen. Grant and his Cabinet the nth
of August, on their way To the Pacific.
Mrs. Valandgham, quite recovered from the
prOsraton attending her unhappy calamity, has taken
ler to Cumberland Nd, where she is stopping with
friends.
One of the Siamese twins is reported as
lying the point Of DEATH and the other quite robust
In the invalid dies arrangements are made TO
the connecting link.
The war-horse Senator from Illinois, Cen.
Logan, is lying severely I'll in his home in Carbonate,
H. He has SUI red from hemoTTEage Of the lungs,
and Is exceedingly low.
KOssuth, SOM what to the relief of his
friends has drunk deep enough OF the Pran Spring OF
science-tO which lie recently betook hlmse-tO leave
on writing, deyOtng himself thoroughly to nyestiga-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
PREPARATIONS FOR THE INQUEST.

| Coroner Young has taken charge of the bodies
those killed and las given permits TO remove the
des of those whose residences are known and whose
blends will not be likely TO spirit them away before they
an be viewed by Coroners jury, in accordance with
Ge requirements Of the law. II is more than likely that
enc investigation VIII be made TO ALL the same
evidence being used in each case. 1t Is be-
/ Aeved that effort win be made show
that the troops fired needessy and without orders from
their commanding officers Inspector wahng' VINO VIII
b. good witness this point, ia OF inc Opioh at te
firing wguld have necessity within ten minutes,
IN ,atest showers Of bricks and stones were thrown
FROM bou-etops and windows, while pistol shots were
beginning to come thicker every moment. The mob
Tould have been absolutely necessary commence
6rng large number OF witnesses will be summoned and
the Investigate viii be very thorough II Is donRtn
whether the inquest can be commenced before latter
part of next week and Coroner Young also wishes tie
Excitement 20 cool down somewhat before he BEGINS
Undoubtedly an effort will be made by the Tam many
politicians to make capital out Of the ~
some way; but tire longer IL deferred tine better cbgnce
there Will be arriving at an impartial conclusion in refer
EARLY LEGAL INVESTIGATION OF THE RIOT PROMISED.
Tue Grand Jury viii adjourn to-day, subject to call
from the tDstrictAttorney's Office to investigate tie
aAscs Of those arrested as rioters Wv
'"1 DoOA Oo@AlSSIoHEis TO DISCHARGE RIOTERS IN
TIC DOCK Commissioners have directed sune-intendept
"eslervet to furnish them the names OF tase ,rorc
contrary to their orders absented themselves from
WI" VI wednesday with view 10 their disc arge
| Five BQUEsIs ALREADY HELD
coroner HerrlnaDn held iEquests Yesterday q, e,.
leases. '' 1'''O4ddy III hNe
An inquest On the body Of Henry PACE ,o,. ,,.,,,.
manager OF t'ie Grand Opera House and 49, g.
company OF the 9th Regiment, WA boIS :. 49,,
'''aeAshment IN Eghth-aye. Lieut. W. paaIo-, g..
geaht John Ross, fec nd four priyates o. ~, t~. ~.
were The jury. l3ut o. Braine testified ,,
'eaSed received us fatal wound while in tbs -.
Iol us duy' ser with his regiment On wedn.asa.
:. ave. DeaI Twentyourth-st Tho jury rt,a ~
lt,,ct,.a .S Sl~a The deceased came TO his deatt
lhs duty" Hiio III INC dScLarge Of
=, Philip u. Alderman, age ~ Of No %,
I'VE. Iwei N, daughter Rstse, tcs,'aoS 40 1'1
sse day IL 9eon father was ON me ', ron, q, Una.
s7er the edge o. the copjns ssouhs lady, Ito looked
Passing and while engaged u" ~ procession as 1t was
IDfsast and exclaiuiDt" an st' nc was shot In TIE
sIaiss and died in shOs fine ~ De staggered down
lGy. '"lo lie was q native Of this
lie third case was that OCq,s,l.s
~ Nineteenth-st and Ninth 'fetlt butcher !
IN. H9t, ~ company with l. NJ, On inc afternoon of
l.tt twenty -rst-st, 10 lcfl, c James Martin Of
i-4-k sVVre E..lthaYe. 10 anu went % "a fur |
L. ''uIVHase some articlGs !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

DARsUM-op Thursday Ju - Basum. widow Jsrs
Re.trcs sd f5e1d family invited attend the fser
Tie remains viii b taken to 6auSur Cann for inter
ment
BESSBT-In nrooIyn suddenly Joy 49, Hette Bennett wife
VIM Bunet ami only daughter Of Mrs Elizabeth Hanson sgi
RSe any f. are eoe.nIy invited to attend the fnerou
her late residence 81 CrAnGct sunday Joy To- Al 'ces
BPoysoN. NowrT Conn "Wednesday July 49, Sarah RAP
r-ui wife OF De- v; A. Bronson OF Hew;fo.k
mo,d lH Coiege-s-. New Haven, on Friday afternoon
COHENOn THURSDAY, July 49, 1871 Walter Prescott, nfaO, 81
The relatives and en II the fam are invited
Saturday afternoon, July u.s. All O'Clock from sl Fsnkln
ENsIGsA FAnbsu July H. Edward Ensign, aged So formerly
ERSKSE-o7 Wednesday. July 49, Benjamin EsLre sgei II y'a
The raes and nSe Of the Second Presbyterian Chus
% es 9 to s s saa. T' S6ss 20 Bfoaa
HOTTIE Brooklyn E. D. Thursday July 49, Julia Aug,ik
Foncfa ryes viii be ss from the residence Other broherui.-
joan t' 80 C s raBs " s M t s5 "a, s
ford for internspt
HUBBELL-A Farms July 10 1871. Calvin W. Hutbe ssd
Remains will be taken o LsnesDoro' Mac.
sgc o. H % M9is , ys 9 5 % Gs 'S1 cog
fo four Is, ''''' ''''' VIC '''''''' '-''''
LoDER-on w-'ned,y. JAY - Herbert Williams infant Il
Friends are invited to attend bc funeral the residence of
uncle b. S. oEsteai Rye, n H. on Friday july H. foe~ea
Mxsgdlenly Thursday morning the l;th M,ry Nix wife
n
the esenos
an her Nix West Tweut, .uiahs, Saiof'
dy tie l5t a,t O'Clock Remains vii be taken 10 GTeeA
wool Tor interrnent.
UoRTOS-At Newport T. July H. Lucy Kimba wife Of L. r.
Morton Of York. In the 35th year Of ler -,
III rres and fness family invited attend her anefn
without further at All Saints Chapel Newport on fnSr
afternoon joy H. at O'clock. 49,
sCOTT-In New.York suliebly WELLESLEY lsh inss "a
james Scott $50 Sake.t Brooklyn 10 the th year o. HH
Notice Of funeral her GheE
soTHACK-On Wednesday l2th inst. Madison ~ -
second daughter Of b. L. and Louise Soa1haok Sso' '"
DAYS. Az IN ..A
WgLLBR-On Tuesday 18th inst. Edgar Faris' only ION" "
sophia Weller eyed 10 and 10 noulh i the funeral
ectnlY
rs parents residence, Grand-sge, Bfo"Apo o" ''
At O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
JERSEY CITY RIOTERS PUNISHED.

John Regain, Francis Fox, Lawrence Graham,
Francis Lennon, william Pe, william Mitchell Timothy
Dunworth. John Doyle, and Edward Neary were fined
$40 each yesterday, for carrying concealed weapons
Wednesday. Patrick McGOvern, Adam Burns, Ford
mann Ehardt Michael Curry, Thomas Brennan Patrick
Cranlcy, Patrick Costello, Patrick Hughes owen Cos
tello, william OHara, John Ryan Peter Brown Morris
Dewey, Michael Feeney, and Michael Higgins were
committed for trial. charged with rioting carrying con-
ceaed weapons throwing stones, resisting and asaitng
officers Inc ith Regiment, y. V. 5. n; j., was ais
missed. Twenty-Five labCrers, employed by william
Burstead in building church. were promptly dis
charged for refusing TO work on Wednesday. Henry
Madden arrested for abettng the riot at Ere and
South IIrst-,ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

tro Was intending 20 so TO Brocyn hut stopcn 10 loos
"a ,c nrocession and was shot. lie had taken no part
in the aiilay. -. -. ,.,- word late Of No.
Ei,aI i'm west Twenty cehtlst, from gunshot wouhd
r. no abdomen 10 also claimed IN his case thI ITO
80 toI n, no active part in the disturbance.
mo ftf case was that OF Benjamin T. Ersknc' ats y,
No on West Thirty Hinth-st. who died in 81 Lnko
iI0snita from ClHshot wound IN the right reg. Boon
aftcr being admitted be told the attendant pHyschh
flat la WAS merely looking on when he iecclVcu iiS
,ycund lie soon aftcrwaid became msensDle H..
Vciie;s IN accordance with the facts were rendeTedm
1,.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMPeTIO MAPKprs

ToIVno. JAY B-Pour steady with rnsd.rs,. demand We.x
tea M otcra'e eeMtndi No. White WslssL ~ 81 We
dG l@r 8i Tgrlt WIT Mdg1n, 81 rs; Nstagaa
- 90; 10 Apter Iu4o' ~ e. NJ. d. III ~, Ee Rs1
- &C. Oh 81 d. Com steady vith Moderate dsaands To-, M.,d
3!ei Yellow. bdc hCap, 5! White b5c. sde eiter.
NO. yei no ,ei aelgan she Peyhts dan uschsrs.A
G" ;s-z 500 bbl lo1E 800 bah Wheel bush Corn "a
500 tuh Os shPmeBt9)0O b1sh. What CO.. bash en-
All so bush. Oats
JGly i3Coon d1 and eser l8 a9c 70, MA
dfrgs os. 40 hsles receipts - bsea
BRrpp'r gry 3Wttat Dni trooyne; Psnoy White sg
Ext. tl No. l. io hmlr 81 81 Com dali pnoes bs,s
dec ind; yellow tla Oats rnctsr red.
NuAiyG1O, \. c. Jrir iJSiis Tupeniine a,
65 r TO- J. 81 2 10. No. y - y Tor bow 10.
PIE -, Pflr SO TuTpE a o.
lap. ami - of yTga
baltimore LIVE STOCK MARgPr-JcrY n
Cae coed give arG lower; be- On ,ale todai, S1
Onli' - .U1 Uc.1r. ga % %, reoepA I5g
sgr. I86 bead closed s@ty eher The sbJnos Il
% rlesy s 50 asa 81 slhng down totss rs
lad. ti8 n lir ccnGd Tor gOoi, snh
osie ir good +f0 - - god - T1G si LAbs
ol 75z - yO rec l.s, 5-,l bead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.

The following cases of sunstroke were re-
por el yesterday by the police:
John Johnson Of Morbula Frustrated by the heat
at ILirl y-seycuth-st. and Nutlrave. -. -, -
WA. sun-s.rick while 90 work on tho per Ione
Of rven y-s1cou DIST, last River Taken 10 BELIEVE 10
Hospital ,. or,,,t and
Ctnnrne Dlckton oge -, was found at Inonass' ''u
Wost broadway. Sent " tLv lark Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

Edward Iakr Of No. iei Hamilton at, Brooklyn, wsA
overcome by the heat at Grandst. and the Bowery
mary Cunningham, OF no. "a Warren-st, was pres.
covered. o F~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
Sueeial Notices

9Th Assembly Disirc' "i JAMES CUNNING. President
Buihrg IiliS ENislNu AZ p.qry S.e,tades.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
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49,. Gov MusTove %. British Columbia and family
sail for England on tie 2uth mart
Judge Austin, formerly of California, native
Of Nova Scotia AID habToh, Of Untel Howe died a.
Victoria British Columbia yesterday.
DIR. Miller, member Of the Connecticut Legs
laiure from Lnle Nle speaking the House, Ne esa was
seized -h pa,m tho heart and t the noos TIE House nHe
ditel sdvur lac making earnest reply to Z lols ecn
b. the Hon W. d. %. Ia favor r. bl for the consolidation OF INC
hesioTk Newis,tl anu H f and New Haven railroads