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crowded, and proved Insufficient to cssry in
who Wanted togo. The French iourrals hRe
today appear in mourning. -
KEW YORK afa.RKErs,. II !. =,

NEW YoRK. October L--GottoD steady safcs LEA
bales; uplands, Ric.; Orleans, 1etcs Eouf arors
buyers; comainn to fair extra. g7.ss 80. Wfdskey
nnchansed. Wheat--prlns ashade nrmer ordinary
PORK frpIer. Lard steady. Turpentine dnIL Eostn
steady. Frcights drtn. ~ n 4 n "
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One dollar for ncc heavy mcrnu uurlershirt of
E. L. SPENCE s. SONS.
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MEMORANDA.

Schooner Flyaway (of Bosonl Captain Robbins,
now at Providence, has been chartered to load
g1lano at Woods Hole for Richmoud. Va, at S9.se
per ton.
Bark Topeka Clapp, Wilmington. n. C. Cleared
August S0) for CroNstadt, put Into Halifax Saptem.
Der 20, leaking considerably.
few bags of coffee part Of the cargo OF tho bark
Eliza and Marie, sunk In Hampton Roads, were got
ten up the morning of the ?tth and the coffee was
found net to be so much injured as suspected. Tie
divers have succecded1n getting chains under the
vessel aud the work Of raising her TO be com.
menced on the morning Of the 21tb, With escry
prospect Of successful Issue.
BALTIMORE, September 3o.-ArTiyed, schooner
Hardscrnbble from Richmond.
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CLEARED FOE THIS PORT.

Schooner II. e. Bayard, Camp, from Philadeipbls.
September 8.
Schooner Ammo Borland, vorhcss, from New
York, September so. 4.ttts.s,
Schooner Echo, McCahan, from Baltimore Sep.
temher 30. r s5E. .sGytfs
schooner Hope. Mitchell, from Baltimore, Sep.
tember 30. -ss - -.
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sV&NE.

NOa CDLONED HANDS WANTED.-
NNit The sul,.rri'rr will employ EIGHT Hun
rIrrD HANDS fu work 81 The construction "' =
ptILHutr IN TENNESSEE. FROM noN unhi
~ a ,'i,Iy I.r2. Tie CounirS j. high ana oli
ann. climate /, delightful, there being very itle
rr... - snow In tho winter. Tie r"dd VIII c"!u-
..mr. - Isrk>on. IN Madison county, and will rN-
f,.l ,re hundred aud >cTcn niItS. he suhscflncr'
':-..-f rnumcuc.> twenty ;Nc mites from Jack
. n. ~ Milan. and will cNtcad 'ijirir milo There
A., !l-ra:! route froIa Richmord Ia Jackson.
r..,,l,fy ROBERT HARVEY,
Contractor.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

,rNl~. NrTENTIoN.-Attcnd com
Il :T II ga M&rAG ~, NV Xt,ti,IT>, W.
d" .t l4uc;u;i .t'oadancc very 'h>'rn- il
=. T.. nr-.t! oi taVtaiu NrNSlTtN;
.F IT,. ~ 0EGl Il. WALnMAN,h. :.
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Cali on srENCE & So:. at 1900 Main street, fo,
Your clothing.
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yEANTEp,s iollNG, AtIlN T. WI XII /, T. +.
" MAN ~ POTTER. Apply ~ 1919 Main
a',rf. BAUTilMhH BROTHERS 4 CO.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
IouIsyiLLK. October l.--Tobacco very 6fm
Sa es, 3s hugsheads. - 80 = "a. 9.
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Heavy merino nnlsrshlrts for 81 at e. =. SPENCE
q.
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Black, blue, aud olive dlagonuls a: E. e. srEsol
{.
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EuNE AND CEMENT.
. OCkLAND LIME.
2,s50 barrel, RoCkLAED LINE daily expected
per schooner Louisa Crockett.
aOJ barrels In store.

7 LME, LIME, LIME.-The Lime nianu-
i G.ctured by ,.s In Botet1urt county, known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LINE. VIII hsrcsefteS
h, Duf I,noD the market under the naus OF INDIAN
ROCK LINE. Orders for which may be LETT at ota
'u'e' 1'0 A'0' A DILLON, ELLETT co.
November 2l, 1871. hoS
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roNrME> WANTED. ;,lso.

y1-ANrED. a good COOK. WASHER
" ,ul iEnNrR for small family Must come
vrI r,r.aruruI'i. Apply a, VI" lHN, coin.r of
Iir.. utlj n" = rt~e's &C ~
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WANTED, TWENTY MINERS to 90 ("
w Lut-u:i county til: also, " i;trgc number ui
'"ipE:.r WOMEN and GIRLS for private inml-
a.. ln NV YORK, Jersey CITY, aud 4ttrr places
'"rh hIly ~ J. l.. JUSTlS.
-,r' Latmr Agent, Nu.9 fittccuth street.
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s,IMtH NANTEp.--Wc pay the highest
- }i.,rfc, price in CASH for SCMAC. The leave:
"nGu l." of %rrru cuinr we'll dried, and free frou'
md. sticks. aud l"rrly-. We receive II either nj
'uT taI.rerI, in Manchester: or III Richmond. a
landing OF railroad ',yp"t OF q, oar store, No. l42.
.JHsu eI.r';.
is l-',&w3ui HULST < KING.
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EOR PHILADELPHA.-Th 1>FS
Il steamer }. S. GREEN, Captain sss1ass,ssstss
CARR. will receive freight for the above port I'LL
WEDNESDAY TIE 2d Instant At l2 O'Clock
Frusht taken for all parts Of Pennsylvania, New
Jersey. and Delaware. also for Norfolk, Boston, and
New Orleans, nj low rates. Pansage 10 Philadei'
phia, including meals and siatcro0n!, SS.
". L. PORTER. Agent,
0c Let No. 949S Dock street.
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E'nn RENT. BRICK HOUSE No. I:s
: %6d Ninctccnth street. For particulars :e44;ia
ai; ]. II go Main street. * 3e-$t
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L'Ok RENT. Il handsome suit ofFSs
d ROOMS on sixth street. with modern In 1aal:.::k
Eorrut"::H-'Nc Ia number alinilThly arranged
lug q small family. Apply N Tic
WHEELER g WILSON.
srf-"t 1901 Main street.
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DEpARrUaEs OF sTEAsyEgs.

EOR NEW YOkK.-The Old 1aFISS
4 Dominion Steamship Compapy's elc-ssSa5ssaassssaas
giant sdc-wheel steamship WYANOkE, Captain
Couch. will sail FRIDAY, October 4th, at q o'clock
T. NJ. Freight received until p. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed, and goods for.
waIted with dispatch 10 NIL poiats north, south,
cast, and west. Close connections made with C1aTd
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fair. !l2 steeraSp, S5i r0nnd-trip
tickets, So For freight or passage, apply TO
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent.
o-1t n z rnl sfrr,af.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mgr !.
cbanGlse aud passengers, l., y. Tatum, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Bowman, New YofE, rner.
cilandlse and passengers, John W. Wyatt, ngent.
Schooner Milton, Palmer, Baltimore, rtG Old
Fort, lumber. Curtis 6 Parker. II :! taf
Schooner butterfly, Franks, Washington, d. O.,
granite, Currie & Co.
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wETTt Na2S.

,,,soN1c NoTIcE;->ahs t1E: IT 9. w''S msm.& n. ~
VI wr- o. ,no:;iup af St Adams Bain ny
,,ol tal,rI ,r.,Ils"y' NFTERNOoN at q o'sioekfs
% ne ,o%S Of Tss S$s 70 Of sis'cr ssS efssss Ess
Sq.Nrr ~ tr, ttct' q, unite With ns. RS oiaer
.rs ~ss'"ri u'!'N WV K. +. TYLER. g.
e ,a. y. VI. Secretary.
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uRuGs. uEDsCaNEs. ac.

A CUE AND FEVER CAN BE SPEED
N lily CURED with WOODS aGUE CDs-
OUEROR. ]. C. Redwood has used II with hap
picst results. j. B. Bass thinks II should Dc OK.
teusiyely known. James Irlce rcc0mnieGGs "
for a permanent cure. Il. Baer has tIiei u 10
several cases, aud propQunees II suecessfal 10 every
instance. WOOD 6 SON, Druggists,
oo Ninth ard aaf streets.
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three doors above Dispntch Office
LEVY BROTHERS wish NIL of their friend, to no.
tice that their store will be closed on Thursday and
Friday.
German. French. and sh books Used IN pub
He aud private schools for sale by J. I. ELLYsCY
lll2 Main street.
French diagonsls for coats at {. B. SFEscE
SOUS.
Fancy French cassl.ncrcs for pants IL great vs-
ricty at SPgSCE 6 Sons.
Clothing made to order In tho best Il, lna l,y T. B.
SPENCE & Son, merchant tailors.
Good fits in clothing at L. 3. SrENcE S SONS
merchant tailoring establishment.
Black, blue, aud olive dagonuls a: Z. z. SPENCE
6 Sons.
Cali on SrENCE & So&. at 1900 Main street, for
your clothing.
All books used In our public and private schools
| for sale hy J. T. ELLYsON. bookseller, HIP Main
street.
Heavy rnerino mlsrshlrts for 81 at E. 3. SPENCE
SONS.
One dollar for pice heavy mcrino uulcrsLirf Of
E. L. SPENCE s SONS.
L. B. SPENCE & SoS arc selliug heavy luerino
| undershirts for 81 each.
--------------
| KEEP WAnM.-Mcrino undersLirts can hc Bought
| at E. B. SrESCE SONS for fl each
Dollar undcrshlrts at SPENCE G Soh.s ian, Mai,
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MARINE uNTELLrGENCE.

MOONS PHASES FOR OCTOBER.
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1guLER's COMPOUND SYRUP HoAR..
E HOUND, for coughs co.S ,,,.;,,.sas aatsa IA
resnayes ali deposits Of tartar, &C.; 6eodwyns
Hesfache and Neuralgia Lininenf INC hot ~ hS. ~
Soiognss sn' '-"S POLK MILLER.
sAe " Apothecary and Dyszsdsf,
ss2s eorrsr tlf.h apd Siafahall sifssas.
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Dressing. Combs, Tooth
IL Brushes, Soaps, Perfamcry,&c. Lcygeassoft'
PoWHATAy E.DUPuY, Apothccary,,
427 Broad street, between Fourth and ffitu.
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to adjournment, at O'Clock.
Mr.. james H. Skinner, of Staunt0n, pre-.
sented tho following resolution:
"Resolred, That to perfect the Conscrva-
tive organization in this State, we recon-
mend that vigilance committee Of ten or
more be appointed by the superintendent of
the counties and cities for each township
aud ward therein; and that ne do further
recommend that said committee shall procure
list of the Conservative voters in their re-
spective townships, and so provide that each
voter shall be seen before the day fixed for
the Presidential election, and urged to at
tend the polls on that day, and If necessary
he aided in SO DOING
Mr.. D. J. Goodwin approved Of the resolu-
ton, but thought that it was scarcely neces-
sary. He therefore offered as substitute q
resolution to the effect that the county super
intendents cause mass-meetings to be held ut
appropriate times, in various sections Of their
counties, before the 9th of November next.
By universal consent Mr.. Skinner's resolu-
ton was added to as follows:
"Resolued further, That the county super
intendelts be requested to provide for the
holding Of mass-meetings in each township
After some discussion, OH motion of Mr..
Daniel the resolutions were laid on the table.
Mr.. W. w. Wood, of Halifax, then moved
that the present plan of organization remain
as it is at present.
This motion was also laid OH the table.
Dir. Mayo presented the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
"ResolUed, That the attention of superln-
tendents of townships and wards be earn.
cstly called to the provision Of the third
article Of the plan of organization Of the
party, and that in order to secure full vote
of the party on the day of election they he
requested to appoint the necessary working
committees, who shall procure List OF the
Conservative voters IN their respective town.
ships and wards. md SO provide that each
voter ahall be seen before the day fixed for
the Presidential election and be urged TO al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

The floor of the court room at kittycoghcr.
iu Leitrinl Ireland. yesterday gave way while
a trial was in progress. The room Was crowded
at the time, and three hundred persons were
precipitated distance of thirty Or forty feet.
The number killed is unknown. Some thirty
are badly injured, most of them fatally.
Gambetta is evidently the popular leader
among the excitable people of the south OF
France 4 hearty but tumutuou> welcome
was recently given him in MarscilIes, and when
the municipal authorities ordered the dispersal
Of the crowd he showed good sense by advising
them to obey.
The German residents in London are signing
a petition to Prince Bi>mark, urging him to de-
maud of the United States apology and indcm-
nifty Tor supplies furnished by American citl,,
zens to the French Government of National
Defence during the late war with Germany.
The committee Of the French Assembly, to
whom the subject was referred, have made a
report approving the project of a steam ferry
across the Straits of Dover between the towus
OF Dover and Calais.
The London morning journals remark that
yesterday the business transacted at the Stock
Exchange exceeded in amount that of any day
within the last forty-slx years.
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NEWS OF THE. DAN.
: Ia <ltor the ,4y ogr and l,o>lv ii he Time,

s.To sior the re,y ogp and Lo,lv oj he Times. :
Throughout the day at Rochester yesterday
there was constant danger Of a cou6ict between
the soldiers guarding the jail lin which is con-
fined the colorcd man charged with committing
an outrage llpon little girl and the mob. but
Fortunately the peace wa, preserved, and last
night partial quiet was restored. The jail IS
still surrounded with troops and cannon are
planted 10 sweep :he approaches IN case of an
attack
The City Hall in New York is III a state of
siege, aud the adcrmauic chamber is guarded
bv the police The city library is locked up.
The mayor 5 Office is guarded BY bolts. These
preparations arc to prevent Alderman Conan,
who styles himself the acting mayor, from ma
king an effort to occupy the official chair Mr.
Hall is not at his office, but is understood to be
indifferent 10 the action Of the old board of al
dermen.
To the trial of Mrs Wharton at Annapolis
yesterday. Professor Reese was subjected TO
most thorough and exhaustive cross exanlna-
ton. After he left the stand al quarter past one
o o'clock Dr. Edward Warren, of Baltimore, was
sworn aud was partially examined. He te>!l-
fed cmphatcally and decidedly that ten. ketcli-
UNI, in his opinion. died from carehrn->rlnal-
meningitis.
The trigate Congress ha, sailed Tor Havana:
there to remain until further orders 1t is
said that other vessels will go to the Cuban
coast, aud the commanders will be ordered TO
give special protection to such Americans as in
Cured the di>picaSurc of the Spanish volun-
teers.
Gov Geary message states the total debt
of the State Of Pennsylvania ut near s29,o0o,-
00. Deductiug the sinking fund and cash in
the treasury, the balance uuprovlded Tor is
SIS. 100 900; the amount paid Oft during the
last five years averaging 81, 744.SdI yearly
Tcu of those arrested in Spartauburg county,
S. c., charged with ku-kluxism pleaded gull
ty yesterday in the United States Court at Co.
lunl,i,
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1t is stated in Washington dispatches that
the steam frigate Congress will soon sail to Port
au Prince and there, by order of the Govern
ment and a. the request of the owners, take
possession of the illegal fllbuster Hornet,
which has been shut up for several months in
that harbor by Spanish men-oe-war, and re-
move her to New York there, within its own
jurisdiction, to libel her before an American
tribunal for her asserted violation of American
neutrality laws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

NJ. Labiaux advocates the project of an ex-
tensive immigration of French people to North
Carolina and Southern Virginia, in letter to
the Messenger Franco American The climate,
soil, and other characters of that region are
eminently suited to the habits and ideas of the
French people, who will doubtless fnd it ge-
NAL home. Expatriated Alsatians and Lor-
raines will be especially attracted in this direc'
rim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

1t is stated in the Washington Chronicle
that some Of the Government officials who have
just returned from Chicago express surprise at
the method adopted by her citizens of rebuild
ing that city. The indications are, they report,
that, from the progress made thus far, Chicago
is placing herself in position to again be burnt
OUT that no real fre-proof structures are in
course of erection, and that the frame and
common brick buildings which are going up in
all parts OF the city, delay the restoration of the
CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

SCEvIvoRSHIP CASE-An interesting case
in regard TO sur,icorship has recently arisen in
Connecticut \ man and his only daughter
were drowned at the same time at Fast Haven.
and the complex question has to he decided
which of the two died first If the man died
first his property would have passed to the
daughter and thence to her heir, who is her
mother. but who has been divorced from her
father If the daughter died first. then the
property goes to half sister of the father.
Several other suits have ariscn out of this accl-
dent. which was caused by the breaking down
ofa public. causcway' \ similar question !, OF
case of the drowning Of man aud his wife by
the wreck OF steamer running to Charleston.
The rule appears to be settled, that in these
disasters tile presumption is that males survive
the hardshipS longer than females. and adults
than minors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

One dispatch from London states that the
German authorities in France have arrested
one hundred citizens, and hold them as hostages
for the delivery of the assassius of soldiers in
the districts held by the Army of Occupation:
Unless the actual offenders are surrendered the
hostages will be put on trial before courts mar
tial. In apparent contradiction to this. anoth'
er dispatch says the Germans have suddenly
evinced moderation, and that the question
arising from the assassination of Bavarian sol
liers in France will be settled without resort to
to rigorous measures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

Mrs. Commodore Chauncey,t the lady who shot
Daniel Suowhll at wedding in Spottswood,
n. J., is under arrest at her house, near the
scene Of the tragedy. She was disguised in
male attire, when she fired at and killed Snow
hill, with whom it is reported, she had had a
difficulty She is handsome widow. Her
friends say she was on clark, merely, and
did not intend to kill the man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

The "LILY OF THE VALLEY MAGAZINE is
the title of monthly magazine, at Harrison
burg, Rockingham county, published by G.
Sherry & Co. The first number contains col
lection of excellent articles, and commends it
self to most favorable consideration. 1t is
handsomely gotten up, and is at the low price
of 81 per annum. We wish the publishers
every success in their undertaking.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
THURSDAY, JANUARY l.

A letter from Richmond in the Baltimore
American says THE members of the Legls'
luture in opposition to the Funding bill claim
that it is impossible to get the two-thirds vote
now necessary to make the vetoed resolution
law. 1t may be had in the House, but not:
they say, in the Senate. Some of those who
voted with the majority will, they claim, now
20 to the other side, having seen how State
bonds have been already affected, and no"
the action OF the Legislature is condemn
ed by the press-North and South. On the
other hand the relief men, as the antl-tundns
men style themselves, have hopes of sue
ceeding in overcoming the veto. At any rate
they say, no more interest can be paid without
a special act of authorization. and such au act
will not be passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

1t is said that "Mr. Porter, Representative
from the Richmond, Va, District. will offer a
bill shortly after the reassemblng of Congress,
extending the provisions of the election law
known as the ';bayonet law, = SO as to give to
circuit judges the right to appoint an unlimited
number Of deputy United States marshals in
al incorporated cities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

Under the head of New Relations with
England the Washington Chronicle announc-
es that the last regiment of British troops
has left Halifax, and that its departure removes
the last shadow of menace to the extension OF
democratic civilization on this continent. =
Now, what possible menace to democratic
civilization on this continent or any where else
in the world, could there have been in having
British regiment in British province? II
one British regiment is to be held as menace
ITO democratic civilization that civilization
must be in bad way, indeed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

Geo. Hudson, the once famous Rail Road
King in England. died recently in London,
The London Times says, his power culmina
ted at the time Of the railway mania in 1915 6.
lie was dethroned, like so many other sover-
eigns, in the revolutionary period which began
with ls4s. His wealth, exaggerated by report,
has passed away, and short time since sub.
scription was raised to buy an annuity for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

Richard E. Byrd, formerly one Of the most
prominent citizens of Winchester, Va, died in
that place on Monday last. He was an able
lawyer, and had filled several stations in public
life. His active career was arrested in 1868 by
a stroke of paralysis, which confined him as an
invalid until his death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

DEATH or A NATIVE AFRIcAS.--On Friday
last an old colorcd woman, known as Aunt
Jane Thomas, died in the Germantown PA. J
Poor House. She Was supposed to be one
hundred and six years old. and was born in
Africa from which country she was brought in
her early youth. She was one of the few sur
wing slaves owned under the now long extinct
slave code Of Pennsylvania. She went from
the South about thirty years ago and has lived
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
has resided in the Poor House for several years
past. Her death was caused BY old age, and
was unattended by pain or disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-04

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. South Il
newspaper published in New York. publishes
a letter from \. H. Plough Esp. containing
the following suggestion:
THAT the Southern States shall have a
grand Material and Industrial Exhibition to
be exclusively for the benefit Of the South: in
the City of New York. 10 bring u the test her
material manufacturing. agricultural and sci
cntifc wealth and resources. The exhibition
will therefore consist Of all productions raj sod.
and all articles made. within the Southern
States exclusively
The writer thinks that such an exhibition
will have Il tendency to bring the interest and
the business relation, of the people OF the
North and South more together. and 10 create
4 new channel Ia all kinds OF trade.
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r<;.T.U r kCf.5E.

ALEXANDRIA MARE Fl. Jan. +.-Rec"lpt- ri
Wheat arc very light. and AL the samples offer
ed were taken at quotations sales Of T. bushels
white at l52 for good, and s. Of rect nj 3D. lbs
and 10 for strictly prime and cholc" lot. Corn
is unchanged: offerings ofo14 bushels mixed: sale.
at G5, 90 and t.. Oats arc at an advance; offer
ings Of 100 bushels with sales at - anh -. kv+
Is uuict small sales at o.