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New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
AG 90 and Interest,

Issued by the India nuapoIis Bloomington, and Western
Railway TO ala in buag It's EXTENSION line West In direct
re from Capsgn II S5 miles, Mississippi River al Keokuk
and br,uch White Heath B5 niles to Decatur all in the
STATE Illinois. Tie bonds secured BY first aud only
mortgage on EXTENSION being rapidly constructed in
the most thorough by able aui experienced contractors who
eDrefe- espts several millions Of doa which nsures the last
rail being early About 80 miles are already hn
shel and 10 miles gnlei the whole line. &iI miles Will be
completed early We have been connected and entirely familiar
with L. B. W. Railway from is early organization IL was
completed Of 1870 and has developed npdy into Sue
CEssFUL AND WEALTHY CORPORATION, having large revenue
from largely increasing business With the EXTENSION i will be
one corporation with 400 miles ofToad located in commando
ing position ia the heart of the best portion Of the country
The the line OF the EXTENSION sO he'd population
OF 2t233Oi valuation Of real AID personal estate SISlOOO,-
OOO bushels Of grain raised @7,ocO zoos value OF FERN pro-
ducts s25,57OD 900 and I've stock, SiS.340,OOOi 10
which may safely be added Is per cent 70 represent
tLe present. population ana value. The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together contain "A
population nearly three-cuarters of million, ana
"A property valuation exceeding SiOO,OOO'OOO'
From will be readily that the EXTENSION will
h1ea Local Business that will make complete sue
cess. In addition ts &c win have The entire Throu3h TrRc
or The Missouri iowa, and NebrasSn Road, connecting
with s extending west to the Missouri 800
miles, With the Midland Picic Ia NelTaEa These
yo corporatous the Peoria and Roc Island (3l mes and
the Davenport 800 mes although corpora
ou, ARE CONTROLLED IN THg INTEREST OF THE INDIAN
APOLs. BLOOMISGTOS, ASD WESTERN sRAILWAN. and
tc- a united line tln 1.2D0 miles tle through
brne Of a pas. the L. B. W. This East and
trlak and has parallel competing hne' The
Easer1 cJauecols Indianapolis the Pennsylvania Gen.
trail baltimore and Ohio. EeIefontaue, Lake Shore
and Newly ork Central other roads eaerng this point
Prom the se,boit the West and NoriWst distances are
maternity reduced this system Of rad much that it
cannot the popular line for travel and business
% sab pas stock made by and counties
tb, line Of the EXTENSION and the remainder has been taken by
experienced railroad men and Eastern capitalists.
These ac,s eaa1o make the boais which wiz be issued
only on completed road, take I he best railway
securities
The bonds arc 81 900 each convertible into stock par At tie
option Of the holder and may be rszsersd free OF charge
Coupons payable J4a1.y a-I Ju free of Tie bonds miv nov
be hs from banks snI bakess throughout ti country.
We Offer pr.sea; SO and interest. and recommend
them strongly 10 ou friends Of the safest aud most
de.irable securines 90 the market
Bonds delivered express charged Maps, pamphlets and efeu-
ar5 furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
THE CHICAGO & CANADA SoUTHERN
irst Mort gage Sinking Fund 80 Years
Fisk & HATCH.

PER CENT GOLD BONDs,
We recommend TO investors a SAFE and Front
able security Present price % and accrued interest
Interest payable April and October, at the Union
Trust Co., Coupon or Registered This road 10 the
western end or link Of the Canada Southern, which
together form ne nac trunk line from BHgato TO Chi-
cqqo running directly into Chicago its own line
"a sraiJM and Iere and the shortest line built
or that car be 6ajH between Chicago and Buffalo
The great accumulation of flclghts at Chicago and
Toledo even nor, beyond the capacity Of the present
Trunk inc, renders the speedy completion of the
road an absolute necessity Pamphlets and all lnfor-
nation furnished by
LEONARD. SHELDON q FOSTER,
Bankers 10 Wall-st.
INsLOW, LANIER & Co..
Bankers, q Pine-st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
Gituaticne Wanleo-- femnles.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE New
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL Ba RECEIVED Az lhh bFlOt
OFFICES nos. so West rhrigsec0l-. or s West I"'5hl
e.. up to ). n, al regular office ra-'t
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, who has
~ served IN harIe.a would Ae 90 be- patron 1i l re-
spectacle ladies this Winter, would render l services i-e eels
o 60 li9 Forytl-st
A RESPECTABLE C0L0RED Girl as
n LADIES MAID; Understands hair drsng has o. econ 10
23 Minettl-ane top Coo.
PROTESTANT GIRL to do light work in
"A small amg best cit references. Inquire for tEo days l47
West Ffecnthst.
A RESPECTABLE GIRL, aged Is, TO attend
"A a bsEery or candy store. l' Nest fity-secoll-st
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN 20 20
"A o br tie day 70 do HOUSECLEASlEGi lraie washer
ami ifluer 49, " est Sxteentlst
an W. FORTY Y-EIGHTH-ST-A respectable
~ GIRL scy aale take care OF children AID maze iei
generally useill-wiling aud obhgug
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

SECURITIES. such as CENTRAL PACIFIC and CnEsA-
PEAKE and ONO Bonds.
The small amount Of CIIEsAPEAKE AND ONO
Bonds remaining in the hands of the Company
win bc disposed of by us at private SALE giving in
veston an opportunity to purchase this fayore Sc
curity upon terms which should insure an advance
upon the completion of road and their introduction
at the Stock Exchange
Fisk & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

~ hoiM ifcf prsrsis aag po, ranas
OcT l-s 9ses Asae 3 gs hs,eaa $40 psrr Dried Fr' u
hht. Copper It nles cotton. t ts Esv non Io1I, go
bbs Msl 40 ags Meal % bHA Nhta buh Corn. $50
bu'h Osi. ioi bush i'a q, ~ bags sds b'j
ursh y. Z. prs 30 DDS :. o. % Hops I24 f1r
ecl. o.i -es gGJ3 idc, 1876 I Lcr % hh
bales Mo- 81 ht 81 uu Iurr.ude On t1-s
raaas rsgs PoTs A5 Itf Cl Meats, 80 G Lti ltg
Batter s5 kgs. Chec, loo Pig starch, u tdes fe. - rs
Sltac m his IoSaeoo, lio pAgs Tobacco ltD b- Wlssy
L.In M.nL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
SdDluQe 0aflHs

DEPOSIT TO-DAY in the SAVINGS BANK
~ Chartered Dr. the Ultel At.t.-
SEND FOR GIRO IIA 10 bLEE, kElel
ASSETS OYER $4,000, COO.
EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
H 100 Sxh-lye corner rWcnh-
Interest begins the dTt0fe-erg H0lh
Money deposited before Oct ID viii draw ilou . 2, l.
bunk ODel eueIH day from a. %. 70 3 Z. ~. - . .
FLOYD Secretary. JOHN T. " WIFI lfcfHfit
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, "a Eighth
"a ave- corner OF FOlrtelthst,lX PER c. q lAl kHhFf
pi on ali sums rom IS 70 S5o0 Deposits bcoc Oct
TO- draw in,ere. irom Oc. lsL
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK, Nos.
VA and 3 Third ave-, r. h.. opposite t.o1er luguthe.
CHARrEkin 1852
AMOUNT OF DEPOSITS. t5tljtn
p.n ts Re- on OK before Ol..hes ul draw INTEREST from
OCTOBER }. l0AAC q. fAiili, tles...lL
u. ". IfrLfE.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

HOwES & MACY, Bankers No. 80 Wall-st, New
York otter the same facilities TO DcpOsitors as In
corpOr0ted Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
anccs at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock Bonds, sc.
Ac- for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
EEcElPra OF pEnnncE

Prices have tttr ler -s 81 han c.r vo anticipated With
'he asn'i deeihe % aaahiJ witch be- takes place
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

HoJsr.N AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY CoM-
P,NY's FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BoNps
secured by a large and valuable Land Grant and a
Sinking Fund of Per Cent Of the earnings For
sale at 90 and accrued interest in currency, yielding
over o per cent interest William /. Dodge Of New
York. President. This Road viii be entirely COM
pleted by the lst of January next, and we conf
IDENTIFY recommend tie Bonds rs q perfectly safe in
vestment JOHN J. CISCO & son, No. 80 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

r Committee 90 Addition 70 the stock LIST have re-
pg1 ~ favor OF the admission OF the stock Of tAe
- Central Coal Company Of Maryland ana it viii
My soon ,urc on the list OF the Stock Exchange
r-tid that this company ranks, in point OF pro-
s su ouIy second among the mines Of the semiOltu-
i.J4. coal region OF Maryland, having produced this
...., ss8ooo trns It's capital stock is S5OO0,O00
aud i properly is estimated 10 contain 100000 tuns
of coal. Tie company has bonded debt OF S272,oo'
p4 n one, two, three four, FIVE and six years, ana
its cash surplus on tie 1st inst. was $4,000 We hear OF
sales of e stock among brokers at c. The following
ne the Directors Of the Company Henry Conrad, Pres
ide8t p c Calhoun, Treasurer Charles /. Anthony
Henry r. Kunlardt, Henry L. Dyer, Elliott F. Shepard
BENJAMIN T. Hotchkss, Samuel f. Barger, James H.
Ho,t, and Chester W. Chaplin, among whom are some
heavy coal consumers.
Tie Philadelphia stock markets. steady; Pennsylvania
..1J7; Philadelphia and Eric Railroad 26s Reading
Railroad Jss; Pennsylvania Railroad, 5It. Cold, 49,
The sales Of Northern Pacific Railroad lands in Mime
sofa during September amounted to 5197 acres, at an
average price of S. o. per acre.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

u
Slipping 2OGsi 8, or R O;si e)c - f c9yeri " '5e
iSf "a. a. H1g % sS Sg 5 ,s &C. a or Wheat s41 zoe iol oa
MoLASSESIse market remains & q-e ana ana p p6 ] r.; sii,
Trae and p4ce, are without change; sales loo meha- b
at ia d5ic Ron Las Teen moderate reqrs and steady sales of
Sm All in iar demand sse. Us bills Washington "a CITY Pitch
oiLsIascs IN fair lebbng dm,nl ani steady at soasIe in
Ssh & ,irs & ~ ~ H. s,r Choice I, OtleT oils are dull
PROyI ONSThe Pork msrte strong and r5 aeuye tle s
Ta & @ sIeg sSs5 i n as fo Oh Mess IA Coa $I q for New DO
M Soes En- " 70, Ia Pf9 53 80 s e. '5 55 in 5 Ness oi a s $
month ia S. snl 500 bb lo Eoysm5ef at : a tO Beei dg
EIra Mess Tsrse dun aud nominal Beef Ham, are ioopas
Steady it uani sale. Of 5000 Hams in pickle a'ltec
snostd hsns, & Io@'tg g. D. ss6 , - % 20 , DIV al b ic. 5j
are nef bat quiet; We quote a7e for City fnt 7qlie for rs
lts , sis for TO- aS or CITY 81 cite iof fair prime seali
rSn-Todsy being Monday the market usual quiet
but holders Of fne Butter ale very hfm We qlo'e' 3, ,,
s'a't ave as Wesisfa fue....gj as
Sat- Sat- 9- 9t9s. l 60. 70 S5 az Ts I' Common q r & S
d.rss good % . Grease Buef..'''.' %
cmrrse-isrEe Tery fae saske Cheese eady make,
Ien1 ioi fsScy Factory Ia ala Ohio Fnc,ons, aud Private
lis ss.oas a15s ..oa '" a9 sls
kofrMtie nsfte, for Crae IN but has ruei strong
not very active 900 bb last half November delivery Al c
~ s,s @ i1 Sre la 81 IS o md 81 81 At o c or pot Reiusi
has sP19 10 GOD ss,51 o' & 5P' ,a b .e oeIS Sys sa 5.e s
Al 2ic 1000 bb buyers option October 81 1!c ami 1000 bb
seller ali ear 45e Ia Case OF there was nChng done qaoe
303lc Nsphtl held 0lsc In PhlA-eIha, 10000 bbl
w,T reported October deliveries Iyae iernsi We quote
2lc .-o,-.--.-.-,
RlCEThere fair obhnR demand sales % bags al 7a for
RsnroOn aud Pstua and 90 Carolina al - 1s
sUGARS-TheFe DONG in sug ana tAs mAet qa's
i 10 phce sgHegse business BOT rsei llf 10 Rod
Rssars Al gQ E No. Sc th sales 2s1 hhd a. iois !
f &c or Porto REQ aud o Ne f9f De5sra sis3 zoJ1
Lsf a 8. hoases and OdlOc for taTtl s1hsu
Sas n yery demsud good grades Of Yellow haTds
I2ic son White, ~. lie lcioss, lt dlic -
With le OF ~ tcs Al stc
TALON qaieti Choice 6Im Site sales 1900 nslS9
95.ibc ,ts
WHISKY good demand and the market 'teadyi sales Of |s
bill a. e.c ,
sES-Asrte kinds and prices without change
Clover he At e dlo Timothy quoted sSSodss 49, and faI
seeG 81 %
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
Diuloeuo Auuces.

ATLANTIC, TENNESSEE and OHIO RAIL
"a ROAD CO-Tie CoiDa dac o. lil, t4c p; elt Cod
D'" LANCASTER. BROWN Co.,
No Exchange Cour, t.elaa-e-p.lee, hear b. -.l..y
DIEDMONT RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tie SEN annual coupons !. 1872. fe lol o TIE
sbovs rosi gi N nsil our occ LANCASTER BR0iN CO.
no. 1 EEclal1 hlc4an-eIlicc. la.af b-'9iH'.E
OFFcg oF rHz CENrIAL rtILRoAD Co. oF AEwJEs.lll5
NO llHEsrYsI., N-,y-T0 TX, s,ite.f. el =. ltl..
TVUE usual Quarterly Dividend OF TWO AND
AT4IF PER CENT las 90 declared payable al tha oler on
and if er MONDAY. tle Zls- oI October Iex.
Interest Scp DE ah epcI er lali 40 tlt iat'i'
per cent per auuuI gll De paii 90 ttc 'ire
IN t-n books will be closed Aol4l The il lnn'to
Tucs tie 2ld rA4l lhL h-NAf l..t.''.t'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
NEw-YoRK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

For THE WEEK ENDIYG MONDAY. Oct T, 1872.
Beeve. Cows Ve.ls. Sheen emf lanbs STinc IsiglA
9C09 c. 24n 2gI fyOgj TO-"
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
THE MARKETS.
lcuouny Reported Tor rnr rRBuvE.I

MosD.Y, oct 2, 1872.
ASIESTie rcrcT to-day pkg; Pots quiet and
cls1-l et 80 2on $50 O.; Pears au.l sud rIa.aaL
CUTICNIhe market Cotton le spot la heavy, bat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-21
DISCOVERED

DR. LIVINGSTONE IN AFKICA-IIis Advcn.
lures. THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPEDi.
TiON to Africa. Large octave volume, just issued.
Contains incidents of the Wonderful Career OF the
Great Traveller the Country, Animals, Natives.
Hunting, sc. Full account Of this most interesting
part of The globe. OUTFIT SENT FOR ST. Alsress
UNION PUB LISIIING CO., Chicago, Ills /: Phila,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-05
The Electoral Votes.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec 5.-The dispatch from JEFF
ferson City last night stating that the Presl-
Dental electors adjourned without voting was
mistake. The ballot was ta zen at a late hour
with the following result: For President, B.
Graft Brown, S; Thos. \. Ilenricks, &; David
Davis, /. For Vice. President, Is. Gratz
Brown, 6; George ". Julian, 5; John NJ. Pal
mcr 3; VIM. S. Grosbcck, |.
DEs MONIES, iowa, Dec 5.-Thc Prcsl-
dental electors yesterday cast their votes Tor
Grant and Wilson.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 5:--Ihc Prcsl-
Dental electors yesterday east their votes Tor
Grant and Wilson.
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w II EAT 5 L Il ID n Ct.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

We again present to the agricultural COMMIT
nifty our Fertilizers with renewed confidence ~
equal, ii not SUPERIOR 10 any manure offered ur
ali crops, not excepting Peruvian Guano. Year
by year their value has become more manifest,
rs demonstrated by largely increased sales and
we challenge any brand To show more sn.s!;.c-
tory and uniform results. Combining our manu-
tacturc To materials of highest standard, NJ
proved by anal ysiS, wc claim like results in all
time. On the Wheat crop the testimony is of
unulrstiu nable character. We respectfully call
attention to our popular Gunno, known us
GENUINE Observation-Disclosures
GUANO,
made of the highest Standard Of Peruvian Grlano
and Bone Phosphate Of Lime, with Alkaline
Salts Of Potash, Soda, Sc.
BRANDED, AA
G, ntninng 6 to 8 per cent Ammina.
10 to ~ Bone PnDSp'c Lime
Potash, Soda sc.
Beautifully prepared and adapted to thc Drill,
in sacks of ii to the ton, of 300 pounds
and sold At $50 per ton-ioriner-
ly $40 per ton
The character Of this Guano is so well known
ms to need but little further COMMUNICATION from
us. Used for many years it has become a favor
tic with all CONSUMERS, and il only requires n
trial to convince ali of It's value. The Ammonia
and Bone Phosphate being in rational proper
tions, it c.n hardly lui! to render satisfaction,
improving the quality and increasing the crop
it adds one other most important essential in the
permanent improvement OF the lnnd--n this
particular We question whether i! has It's equal
1t acts wonderfully upon the grass crop, and To-
such an extent rs to bring Impoverished lands
UP to high state OF fcrtility--cguaIling Bone
Dust Such is the testimony Of many accom-
plishcd planters. We beg the closest invcstiga-
ton a. to the integrity and manuinclurc Of our
compounds, and earnestly invite all consumers
10 inspect our works, material used and mode of
manufacture.
g. ODER s. SONS, Baltimore.
uUUE u JOHNSTON, Agents,
aug 2S-tf AlcXaniria. Va.
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New York, Dee. 5.-Beu Wood, of the
News, has subscribed 81 900 to the Greeley
press fund Other subscriptions Of smaller
amount are also reported, including one from
j ohm Muilaly, Meropolitan Record, CT 500.
Another batch Of dismissals were made from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday.
Nearly all the Senators and representatives
who came on to attend the funeral obscquics
yesterday returned to Washington last night.
Full details Of the great diamond fraud by
mai, show that Californians lost $4,000 00 and
New Workers $3.50, 900.
1t is stated that the government agent for
the investigation of consular accounts in Flu
rope was one Of the heaviest losers by the fail
ure of Bowles Brothers Of Paris
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Minister Washburne's Reception.

New York, Nov. 5.-The Washburne' S re-
ception last evening was complete success IN
every way Among the persons who sent let
tiers of regret at their inability to attend were
Secretaries Fish and Boutwell, and Vice Presi
dent Colfax. President Grant at the time the
reception was proposed was very anxious about
it, but yesterday said: II had better 20 to
Washington now | came here really to attend
Mr.. Greeley funeral. do not want any mis-
appreheDsious about it. Ii l stayed, here to
Mr. Washburne' reception it might be misin
terpretcd" Henry Wilson said the President
wanted to compliment his old friend Wash.
burnc, but he felt depressed by the occurrences
of the day. After the President returned from
the funeral he saw no visitors at the hotel and
at S. 80 was driven to the depot for Washing
ton.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December 5, 1872.


WASHINGTON, December 5, lS12
SENATE.
The Chair laid before the Senate a COM
municatlou from the President enclosing u
communication from the Superintendent of the
Census, asking 1000 to complete the work Of
the last census.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced bill to prohibit
the sale of Intoxicating drinks in the territories
of the United States and the District of Co.
lumbia, which was referred
Mr.. Clements, Of Arkansas, introduced a
resolution requesting the President to inform
the Senate if United States troops were to be
sent to Arkansas, and if SO, for what purpose;
which was rejected
A resolution was passed that on Monday
next the calendar be taken up at one O'Clock,
and continued at the same hour until completed,
and that speeches thereon should be liuicd TO
five minutes.
Mr. Sumner said that in view Of the fact
that the Senate WAS about to rcconStitutc com
nlittees, he ttlt it his duty, iii consequence Of
the state of his health, to ak to be excused
from serving on any.
Mr. Morrill,, Of Vermont, then addressed the
Sunatc at length upon his land bill
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IL the House Of Representatives, after the
proceedings Of yesterday We're read and APP
proved, Mr.. Porter, Of Virginia, introduced 4
bill amending the last tariff act SO that farmers
can sell wheat and ebacco without paying any
tax. The bill vas referred to the Committee OF
Ways and Means.
Mr. Dawes, of Mass, from the Committee
of Ways and Means, reported bill! for the re-
lief of the sufferers by the late lire in Boston,
by allowing ali articles to be uscl III the rccou-
structon OF the city to come in duty free, IN
Guiding Canadian lumber. The bill met with
slight opposition trua the manblrs from the
Northwestern iumher Interests. After it had
been amended 50 that the free duty should con-
tiuue for one year from ,lltc Only, the 5i WAS
passed.
Alter several uuimportaat bills were intro
duced and referred, the House resumed the con-
sderation Of the bill authorizing the conStrac-
ton Of ten steamships, to cost S5,OJO,Om. Nev-
eri: amendments were offered.
SENATOR JOHNSTON.
Senator Johnston. OF Virginia, arrived in the
city yesterday. an WIS to-day iii his seat III
the Senate.
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g'S7& Markets.

N,w York Dec. 5-Stocks firm. Gold a,,ll
9, ,!. Money firm at 1-32 per cent per gay.
Virginia Is 45 new g Flour our 9 s,csd1
Wheat quiet and very Hrm U31n Is CONSOLE
L::'d 55s; do. new As; do. registered AZ; va" ds
VlrSniss Isl bid to-day Cotton in gooa1 o ae-
mand and iirmer; low mddlings lssst, Ps sad
in good demand and steady prices 9ne 9na3lo
Wheat firm stock scarce wh.S omJ hcr 500a205;
s"o 5 II 10 PRIME o red conmCH to fair GSs
i s5 &C. Corn frner and higher for son:6 75s
White Southern 5sa6s yellow soushesfIh '' osts
i r stock scarce southern 4a4s; Western
mixed 4sa45; do white 46s47. Rye a,. quiet anu
Unchanged. Hay steady "nd unchanged
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Interview with Gunbctta.

New York, Dec. "a Paris letter contain
inc an interview with Galnbctta just before the
reo REQ Of the settings Of the National As,
semby, reports him as being q supporter OF
the Conservatism of President Theirs. Under
the present condition of things it seems that
both the Radicals and Theirs prefer peace to
any monaruhcal experiment Gambetta and
his followers are confident that the new cleo
tion will give them absolute control of the dcs-
tinics of the nation, but meanwhile as Thlcrs
is getting the credit Of paying the German H.
demnitv and fostering the National resources,
thcv are contcut that this should continue.
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.4.HfSE.N
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER &, 1872
PROF. CHARLES WllITNEY'S LECTURE
INTERPRETATIONS.

limitations Of American ard European States
men, the great Authors and Poets, Pulpit Flo
qucncc, Witty and Humorous Selections, Per-
sonations Of >;hakspe,rian characters, delivered
wholly from memory, without booker reference.
An instructive, interesting and elegant enter
tainmcnt.
Admission Is nnd SOC. Liberal discount on
these prices to Schools, Churches and charita-
bic Institutions.
Tickets at Frcnchs Bookstore. No extra
charge for reserved seats dec 3-4t
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,qIFTFOs4 SRLES.
HyL. u. Hnrrison. Auciioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CLOTHING
~ from the celebrated pawnbroker's estab-
lishment of /. joseph, New York;-Will be sold,
at No. Is north Royal street, at 10 o'clock Il. m:
night until the entire stock is disposed of, large
consignment of NEW and SECONDHAND
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, from the cstab-
lishmcnt OF l. Joseph. Sale positive and with
out reserve. nov 30-3L
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HOLIDAY GDDDS.
GOOD THINGS.

IMPERIAL CABIN EFT RA1SINS.
LOOSE NJ USCATEL DO.
VALENTIA 30.
LAYER DO.
whole, half and quarter boxes
PRIME NEW CITRON,
CONARONI do.
LEMON PEEL,
NEW CURRANTS,
MALAGA GRAPES,
MESSlNA LEMONS,
NEW FIGS,
PRUNES,
ALMONDS
ENGLISH WALNUTS,
F!LBERTS,
DATES,
'N"p 5Gl Vi AND cApERs,
oN' Fk ENC PEAS,
INDIA ClIATN y,
ENGLISH PICKLES,
INDIA PICKLES,
BRANDY PEACHES,
BRANDY CHERRIES,
PRESERV Els,
PRESERVED GINGER,
CONS GELATINE,
FRENCH MUSTARD,
CRANBERRIES.
pOTTED Ham,
CALVES FOOT JELLY,
RED CURRAST JELLY,
GUAVA JELLY.
CURRY POWDER,
ANCHOFY PASTE,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE,
SApSAGO CHEESE,
CIIEDDAR CHEESE,
EDAM CHEESE,
PEEK, FREAN & cos BISCUITS,
ALBERT BISCUITS,
GEO. r. HILLS BISCUITS,
BOSTON BISCUITS,
SALAD CREAM,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED CORN,
CANNED PEACHES,
CANNED PINEAPPLE,
CANNED LOBSTERS, nc,
Besides the choice stock Of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
Always to be found ut
r A nj S A Y S,
5. E. CORNER KING & ST. ASAPI SIS.
nov Gl--t.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-05
dnIsI IfsloIeSi Murder.

New York, Dee. "a Lake City, Florida,
letter reports the fatal shooting IN cold blood;
at EIlisvle of Leonard James colorcd) and
,Jamcs Barr, merchant, his clerk, and COUSIN
John Barr, By two desperadoes named v nyatG
and Carroll No cause Is assigned Tor the decd
and great excitement existed.