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Republican Meeting ut Dubuque.
Gov. Carpenter C0rncrcd.

SprcfIf U3sr0Ith 70 The CH7cHJ3 7Ffb1tHe. .
DunupuE, Ia, Sept. %. 3.-GoT. Carpenter md At
torney-uenernf Cntis mntle campRign speeches hero
lust night iii the Conr11ouso. Tho speeches wore
repetition Of their speeches made elsowhore'
There single exception, which ch'lee tt!c seii-
sation. Tho Governor VIVA 1nterrogncl by member
of hu own party Oh his approval Of Tho bill legalizng
tho illegal acts Of tho Dubuque bellevue Il Mlssis-
alpp Railway The Governor fe1t embarrassed by
tho inquiry that tho Chairman Of tho meeting bad to
10 his rcBrue aud finally tho Governor gave ~ hl5
Justification for approving tho net roferrea had
cation in tho General Assembly, aud t1at on acts Of
doubtful coua!ituonaty, ho deferred to tho md
jorIty of the General Assembly.
The meeting WAS neither lnrgo nor enthusiastic,
The Courthouse whom well filled not heng Of ca'
paciy to accommodate nd many ns 800 persons.
Noihiug will elect Governor Carpenter bnt tho want
Of unity and comrachlcss Of tho political elements
opposed to him. strong peopes Ticket will no doubt
bo got up lu this county, and 1t Will 10 successful.
, 1873-09-24

LONDON, Rert. 23.-Tho Ilrst October mccinB con,-
me.rrt Ut Newmarket To-day, TAp for tho Great
Eastern Glltltfnp was waA by L. unlgaHs tr (, Day
Dream; E!tl,a,Ma 6Hter ferna, lriure lsattlyau5 Il
b, Q, Uelay thir1, There wero tweuty-ens et4rters
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SEIAWLS.

HAMLlN, HALE AND COMPANY,
23O to 240 Madison, and
134 to 149 Franklin.st.,
Offer in quantities to suit:
nadvor State shawts.
radgcr stntc p. 4 T. shau1s.
Baslgor Ssato Ottoman Shawls.
(Qf thoso goods wo the Solo gonts In Choago)
rrairo Hsnto Sl1aWs.
rralria State u. i T. Ehawls.
Nar-aRansett Shawts.
Nariagansott u. i 7. Rhnwls.
Lady Washington Shawis.
httddloso1 shaufs.
Windsor Shawla.
Homo Stawls.
Eastern Star ShAvls.
1}onninetor Shaula.
nocklnrd S11ays.
Poaco1nfo shAwls.
Drunur's Shawts.
Keystone Shnws.
W&tnrvliat SlaH1s.
BAY Slate Shawl.
Greenwood Shaws.
Nvesslds ShaWls.
Rxcelsor Shaw1a.
White Star Shaw1s.
Mothunn Shnw1s.
White Wator Shawls.
liohawt Shh~la.
Imperial SlaWs.
Atlanta ShAwls.
Also, Iaudonburgors aud Doan's Revorsiblo OttouanA
special priocs together With largo limo Of Foreign O
tonnA, In and novel dcalgnh and Broohc. Paisley
| and Mo1ino Ehawls IN great variety.
, 1873-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept. a3.-1ho Secretary Of tho 1n-
c1or Inns eppolntrd Richard Hale Of illinois, George
Il. l[urlb,lrt. Of Ilneis nu1 John Frew, Of Ohio,
Commissioners 10 examine Tho Southern Division Of
tho Cairo I: Fulton 1ailro*d from Little Rock to Fnl.
to They will also examine 25 ,ncH Of tho aaia road
lying in,nolnoty south Of tho boundary limo botwecn
Missouri and Arkansas,
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 23.-Tho State Fair formally
orencl to-day and will bo in full bast tomorrow,
when everything Will bo arranged III proper order.
Tha present appearance il far ahead Of last year,
rcclny tho atock aud agricultural departments, and
tho attendance will 10 very 1arge.
, 1873-09-24
THE DETROIT PRODUCE s1ARXEr.

Drrnotr, kcrt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet md
nnrhat.Ee.l Wiicat act!ye at higher rxtra, sl.a5@
l,6Al1 M. !, $l.4Thg .b2i5 nnber, sl.4o. Corn
steady yo!low, 4Bc, Oats gteat!y ut 4lu.
, 1873-09-24

Betting Mt tic start 80 10 nganst pay Dream,
a 10 against Eltlau'a Sister, aud 10 to ngafnat
Delay.
Thu rnco for tho Grand Dnko Michael Atases, 60
eoveretgnB enc for 3yrnra o!d second orso 10 aavo
Talmouth's eli. c, A,ldred nccond, nnd Mr.. Drutona
cl G. Gotham third. There wcr0 flyo a.artota.
, 1873-09-24

Crxo1NNAr1, O., Sept. oJ.-Runors prevailed IN
financial circles hero to-day tat s10,000000 of city
nonlls Of tho Cincinnati Southern Railroad had been
negotiated III New York to u ucrnlau house.
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A PcopIcss Ticket for Dea 11oines
County. I0xysl--Nl ID isE;st Af;tcti0lE with
and Probable Defctat Uf tho 1Scpnbii.
rIf Hf.

Special Di*patch to The Chicago Tribune.
Dun1.1knToN, IT,, SUIT. a3-a!auy Republicans nro
dissatisfied with tlo .lckc. non!tatu by their rarty
IL this county, aud hGSo sIgned call for psop!o's
quite aaIisnc1 with tho Anti Monopoly Ticket. 1t Ia
thought that tho effort Wilt cali out lNrgc maBs-co-
vcntion niuly u tho drangrra outala Of tho order
tu-norrow, tho Convention 10 10 heId tho 3olll:
Thcre is but tt1o doubt tint the Eatlieat ticket
will DO hcata, as this call l.. signed by ndrtd
Of lilo best Republicans iu ti,e county. THEY feel
that they hayo Ieeu sold out III Tho nominations ot
their palty na It +: essentially Gear Ticket, and lo II
fact ia ihn le Is with tho railroads, and, II elected,
Will yyor lii th1lr interest. Mr. Gear, II elected OK
ruo IL the Radical party us control Of tho legislation.
, 1873-09-24
Convention Of tho Farmers and Lh-
b0rors OF 10 DLylGss COlsnty.

WARREN, ILL.,, Sept. 2a,--A 1aasa convention o. tho
" will bo hold ut Elizabeth On tho eth ii,st to perfect
county organization, and 10 nominate county
ticket. A lArge Attendance Is expected, md tho
politicians already sitting tho an4ioi seat.
, 1873-09-24
THE osWEG0 PRODUCE MARKET.

OswE0o, Hopt. 93.--UnEADsrU rfs-WAeat dull;
No, ! milwaukee,, $40. Corn dull ut 0ao,
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eyou warning, anu ;Ao stfltted on pfouu!y
Generally, the life on plantation-and tliis
plautntion-lfo pralolnnates in tho South-ie in
this wiso: Tho negroes work moro or loss ofii-
clontly shoy pilfor good don! moro than they
a9sa a and make s aSas asSGa Of aa a an eA?S 4Sss
live in their old cabins. much aa they
did. They hiro out, md do not complain OF got
ting paid III money or q part Of tho crop, as tho
contraet may require. For the most part thoy
whites. They go to their employer for ndyco
OIL tllc ordinary aflaira Of life,-oVorything but
ono: --.-.
now THEY 61IALL VOTE,
Hero tAoy tako their orders from tho secret
leagues. They vote against their employer
ANYHOW, II ho il OIL ono sidc, thoy tako tho
otlcr. They are full Of tho notIon, put in their
solves arc bound, to bo Aostilo and
tol'i1,rtRh to nut R|m down. Tley do It wherever
they hayo powor, 30 fir from splitting up.
they arc growing every yoar moro ad .l, moro ~.
ovor boon otherwise with them, III Janlaica, San
| Domingo, or wherever tho experiment Inns been
| tried? Tho two raceR are tho oil and water.
| You cannot mix thcm
BAyE ny INSTRUMENTATION.
| By getting up q nsw AnlorlGau race of mnlattoes
| and Aybrisls, You may indeed got over or around
| this raco-contllot; bnt, oyon then, aplrehol,d
tho blackor portion wouitl mako VIII, as III hRn
Domingo, upon those who might haye lighter
| complexion,
consider tho fato, condition, and woll-boing
| Of 4 ,U00, 900 OF human IoinGH-AfreanB or not
mnttor Of vast Importance. and vol worthy tho
attentive consideration of the statoHnlan nnu tho
philnuthropst. Cutfoe III
| 4 PROBLEM NOT YET a0LYED.
| hfiBccgonation {nnl social equality mcana thnt)
IN not to ho thought Of, Again !; It sounds hard
and crlol to speak OF this oall dying out, Can
nothing bo dole for them, and nothing alao to
rescue Southern civilization ahd society from
Tho poril aud ruin inflicted by llnwiso logialution
and political agitation?
| do not know that there III much ponloring OIL
tho tlual rolncdtoB for admitted oyilh i.l tho
South. Tho Sonthorn r0oplo caro- llttlo for
Federal politics.. IlloY aro absorbed IN the
struggle for l,rcad; and thoy ara only aroused
by tic noceuHity ofproYontlMg tho thiovoa from
getting posBoBson Of tho Slate Governments.
| They aro tho
| FlitH ON THE UArT-WlEEaL
OF your Government, alll cannot alapo 1t III any
way. Where ho yo,lr own stateamen to doal
with your own gront prohlcma1 Itook Ut the
case of nlau Of real ability a,!d mind. like
GroeHbeok, Of Ohio, giving hlMbclf mp. nll thehe
ten ycars pnst, to tho enjoyment Of monoy
caHo, aud luxury, and coming out onco. pofhaps
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.HUCTFON SHLES.
DOTOMAC LANDS FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE


The undersigned commissioners, appointed
under decree of the County Court of King
George couHty, entered at the March term there
Of 1878, in the chsncery cause of Hooa y Bro ct
als. VS.. Grymes, admir-, ct ais, will offer for
SALE ut public auction, in front of the Court
May lst, 1873, that being Court day. TWO of
the most desirable TRACTS OF LAM offered
for sale in this county since the war-the one
known as FAIR HAVEN" and other as
BELLE VIEW"
Fair Eaven contains 1871 acres of land, is we'll
wooded and watered, and is located Immediately
on the banks of the Potomac river, about one
mile from Matthias Point wharf, and seventy
miles below Washington city. The soil is good,
and admirably adapted to the production OF
fruits, vegetables, &c Buildings on Fair Ha-
ven ordinary and water good and abundant.
Belle View contains about 6o7 acres OF land,
all level we'll wooded and with an abundance
of water 1t is located ,mmedlstely on the banks u,
of the Potomac, and adjoins Fair Haven. Belle
View is immedistel y opposite the terminus OF
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad and is
consequently of easy access to B,tl tmore, Alex
andria and Washington. There is on the place
II small, but new and neat DIV ELLlNG f3#sa
HOUSE and all necessary out buildings, .1s1a
situated within thirty feet Of the bank of the
river. The water view from the house is one Of
the finest on the river. The soil is kind and well
adapted to the production of fruits and vegeta-
blcs Both or either of these places can be pur-
chased at y great sacrifice.
Terms: Three hundred and fifty dollars cash;
the residue in one, two and three years; or all
cash. ut the option of the purchaser.
For further information apply to the Commits
sioners, JULIUS j. MASON,
Comorn Postotiice, Virginia, or
r. b. LEWIS,
Oak Grove Postotlice, Virginia.
King George county, NH N-eots
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
The MOtIOcS. &c.

SAN Francisco. April l5-Gencral Scho-
field has received dispatches from General Gil
lem dated at lreka to-day announcing the
death Of Lieutenant Sherwood who was wound
ed in the attacked on Colonel Masons camp on
the llth inst while the Lieutenant was hold
lug an interview with an Indian boy who ap-
preached the picket line under white flag.
LAVA BED CAMP, April l4.-On the even
ing following the murder Of General Candy aud
the Peace Commissioner Thomas the Nlodocs at
tackled Colonel Mason's pickets Que and halt
miles east of the Modoc Camp. The pickets
were quickly reinforced aud drove the savagcs
back killing one Mndoc and capturing ten
horses. Donald Mckmna arrived here yes
terday with sevcnty-,wo Warm Spring Indians.
As soon as Mr.. Meachem is out Of danger Mr..
Dyer will return to the reservation to attend to
the Modoc and X amath Indians there The
Snake and Pitt River. Indians are still quiet,
but are watching the events OF the conflict with
great interest.
The funeral of General Candy and Commits
Sioncr Thomas took place on the 18th inst.
The ceremonies in Camp were very Impressive.
The troops were drawn up and received the
rculaius III the customary manner with salutcs
and muifl:d drums.
SAN Francisco, April Is. "A dispatch from
General Giilcm to General Schofeld received
in this city tonight, says he will use every en-
dtavor to prevent the escape OF the Modocs,
and that ii possible an Indian shall not be left
to boast Of the murder Of General Cauhy.
Thcrrgular courier arrived az \ rcka tonight
bringing the following news from headquarters.
Yesterday morning, while the signal officers
were engaged in signAlizing between General
Gillem's adqualters and Colonel Mason S
Camp, Modoc Indian got upon ridge
near Captain Jacks Camp and with a white
rag on IL pole initiated the movements OF the
signal officers waving the rag to and fro.
Merchants condition was more hopeful at
the tine the courier left camp. Mr.. Dyer the
commissioner who was unhurt, has telegraph
ed to Washington for instructions saying that
there Is no longer any use of trying the peace
policy towards these Indians. There Is no
doubt that the Nodes expected to get posses
sion of the persons of General Giem and Colo
mel Mason. General Gillem intended to be
present at the council but on the morning of
the massacre was too i'll to leave his tent
1t is now stated that Generals Caoby and
Gillcm and the peace commissioners had a
talk about Riddle warning and came to the
conclusion that it was only rusc OF Riddles to
delay negotiations. They had not the utmost
confidence iu Riddles veracily, but on this oc-
casion it seems he was right IL his suppose
ton.
New YoRK, April lG--Govcrnor Osborne,
of Kansas teIegraphs from Topeka that 20
trouble is anticipated from the l:,dians on the
border of that State. General POpc's troops
arc scouting the southeastern border, but find
nothing indicating trouble.
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Fatal Mistake.

ATLANTA, GA, April lG--L.st night DR..
j. W. Craig and Judge Thomas Pullanl,
wealthy aud leading citizens and members OF
the drug firm Of Heard, Craig 4 Co., took a
put in as flavor acouite for elixir Of orange.
Dr. Craig died in four hours 10 terrible agony.
Judge Pulam has recovered, Mr. Jones, an
employee Of the store, fixed up the drink, un-
Intentionally making the error. The affair has
cast profound gloom over the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16

CORPORATION COURT Judge Z. H. Loce
presiding "A summons was awarded against
Robt Jameson to show cause why he should
not be iucl for non, attendance rs |. Grand
Juror.
The Grand Jury appeared in Court pursuant
10 adjournment with the exception of Jno. b.
Smoot and Robt. Jameson, whereupon i. /.
Wilmer was sworn to fill up the Grand Jury,
and the following indictments we're found, to
wit: An Indictment against Frederick Curbin
petit larceny, true BILL and an indictmen
agains, John Dill, vessel breaking and larccay,
true bill.
Com. VS.. A. II. Ghecn, larceny from the
person; continued Oh application of defendant
to July term next, and defendant bailcd in the
SUN OF 1900, and witnesses recognized.
VA Bagley vs.. John Naslee ct al; motion
on forthcoming bond; Judgment against de-
PENDANTS.
Erroneous assessments Of tax against f. h.
White and josiah Willard we're remittcd.
Com. vs. Jno. Robinson, petit larceny, sec
oud otfeuc> jury and verdict OF guilty OF petit
larceny, aud motion for an arrest Of judgment.
Com. vs. John Dill, indictment for vessel
breaking and larceny; prisoner arralgred, jury
sworn, aud case in progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
STEWARDS MEETING. Attic annual meet

STEWARDS MEETING. Attic annual meet
ing Of the stewards of Potomac District, NJ. +.
Church. South, held in this city to-day, Rev.
DR.. Head, ?. +, presided, and r. S. Ashby
was elected secretary. There were present
}. W. Barker, H. W. Fcbrcy, G. W. L. Ham
mon, l. D. Hest, Fentou Furr, II: NJ. Woolf,
J. t. Hammlll, j. I. Knight. VIM. Cline,
i. llOugh and Henry Smith.
The assessments for The present year for the
Presiding Elder are as follows: Washington
Guy, $50; Alexandria, 1928; Loudoun, SEQ;
Piedmont, $3.50; Wawenton, $Sl; Leesturg,
$llO; Farmwc, $54; Hamilton and Grove,
$500; Fauquicr, 500; Fairfax, slOO; Fails
Church, $50; Prince William, S54; Stafford,
SO; fredericksburg, $l45; Linden ST.
The Baltimore Conference assessments for
the district are as follows: Bishops Fund,
$245; Supcraunuatcd Fund, 1925 Missions,
$1,000; Education, $3.50; expenses of delegates
10 next General Conference, $lO5.
The meeting then adjourned sine die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
Quit Work.

New York. April l6 "A Bridgeport, Conn
dispatch to the Times states that the Howe
Sewing Machine company appears to be lnvolv-
cd, more than halt of the employees having
aunt work for non payment forslN week 5 work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
Burning Ola Clock Factory.

HARTFORD, Con, April lG.--The burning
of Welch, Spring 4 Cos, clock factory 10 For.
restviile yesterday morning caused the loss OF
about $50 900, on which there was an insurance
of $4,000 Tus makes loss Of about
$3.50, 900 by fire in the town of Bristol within q
few months, and following so quickly after the
fire of Sunday last, is serious blow to the ~
dustrial Interests Of the town.
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Civil Service Board.

NEW York, April l6.-A Washington spc:
cia states that the President has appointed
Donman B. Eaton, of New York, and the Hon,
S. Sneabarger, of Ohio, to fill the vacancies
in the Civil Service Board caused by the re-
signations Of Mossrs. Curtis and Mediil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
The EpiZOOtic.

SAN Francisco, April l5.-Thc cpizootie
is fast coming this way. About half the horses
in the upper end of Strasta, Valley are now
down with the disease, though it has only APP
pcarcd in mild form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
The Turf

New York, April Is Negro wen the New
Market ''Englaud'' biennial stakes Yesterday.
The race was for yearlings OF ISL aud becomes
interesting as probably pointing out the winner
oi the succeeding Derby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
False EsulllOr.

MADRID, April l6.-The report that the
Spanish troops in the island Of Porto Rico
have revolted against the government is un-
true. They merely asked an increase in their
pay, which was granted them and no demon
stration was made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
suneSS ola Murderer.

New YoRK, April 6,-The sickness of King
who murdered O'Neill in this city is so serious
That he will be removed to the hospital to-mor,
row. 1t is doubtful if he ever will be well
nnnnrh to be tried.
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Seward Memorial.

BosroN, April l6-Charles Francis Adams,
accompanied by "a special committee OF the
New York Legislature, leaves tor Albany to;
night to take part as chief orator in the Seward
memorial. Friday
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New York City Charter.

ALBANY, April l6.-All motions IN the House
for conference committee and efforts to post
ponc the New York city charter were emphatic
aly voted down and The Senate amendments
were ordered TO be read.
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,suiINynttcr Detained.

New YORK, April l6.-OSing to Ilunder
Saturday, large portion Of the, mails from ron,
Europe were left on the dock, and will DC held
over for the steamer Russia, which sails to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16

New York, April 6.-Thc New Jersey
Court of Pardons yesterday refused the petit
tons for the Communication of the sentence of
Lrssignani the vile murderer, and he will be
hanged May lst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
SnutnnccdtO be Hung.

New York, April ia Raleigh dispatch :tr
states that S. Mordicai, and Thomas Urln'n
were sentenced to be hung May 5Oth tor burg
larry and attempted murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16
LOCAL NEWS.

yorSG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of this society
u,s held last night, in the room on King ST.,
resident O'Neal in the chair.
TN, meeting was opened with the usual re-
r,inus services Secretary Cook read the min
n,,,> Of the March meeting, which were ap-
proved. -, r,
having names for membership Rev. j. II.
r,yrT, N. Il Church Rev. S. &. Valiant,
# p Church John Mahon, Nj. p Church :;
:; II Hi,kin. NJ Il. Church South VIM
Nudlimau, LIST Presbyterian Church }. IL.
{; mcny, NJ p Church G. W. Murray, NJ,
p church Newell Grenaway.
The General Secretary made his monthly re
n,r,--in connection herewith he requested
,hnsc members who reported parties Tor mem
l.r,h;p TO make knoHn the fact to the latter OF
tho ,yi>tcpcc of the monthly contribution fund,
,mI the new cxertons for their becoming sub
.,.r;b,rs thereto The report was accepted.
IN, Committee on Sunday Prayer Meeting
made their usual favorable report, and on mo
r;n;, fine chlirman was authorized to purchase
t;,tv new hymu books for that activity.
fhr Committee on Mission Sabbath Schools
Tract Distribution Cottage Prayer and Jail
Meetings, marie their usual interesting reports
from tn 81 activities.
The canal basin colpnrtcur gave most ia
vorabIc aud soul string report from that point
showing thai tn" work accomplished there was
equal in result with any other labor Of the
Society.
The Treasurer was authorized to pay the
following bills The rent Of the St. Asaph
street school room, monthly; the bill for S.
Tor the Association monthly paper, and bill Tor
printing the contribution tickets, ordered by the
General Secretary.
GA motion, the President was authorized to
iorm nominating committee of uinc-une
from each Church represented 10 the orgauiza-
tor-for the purpose of presenting, at the an
ruaI meeting in May, list of nominees for the
various offices to serve during the ensuing year.
On motion, the President appointed McsSrs
Rudolph Bruuer, o. T. Evans, VIM. U. Her
bert aud James Grigg to take charge, as 4 COM
mittee, of the King and West streets Sunday
School.
Oa mntion the Treasurer was ordered to ply
$l.15 for certificates Of life membership.
The brethren then united in singing Rock
of Ages Cleft for Me, and were then dismissed,
after happy reunion, with the benrdiction by
the Rev Dr. Little.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16

TIE FIsHERY-Siucc yesterdays report
$4,000 behring's have been received here and
sold at from s4s to $50 per thousand During
the same period the receipts Of shad have been
10000, the largest numbcr received here in one
day for many years. They sold at from Sl2 to
$l$!! per hundred Of the shad 5, 100, caught
by the OILERS came III one cargo, and of the
them 100 we're taken in the net of Capt.
George L;,ycock Among the shipments from
here to-day were two car loads of shad, packed
N lee Tor the New York market, by Capt. W.
Ii. Smith
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16

DRANCH OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND
ID STEAM DYE WORKS, Richmond, Va.
Mrs b. DkEIFUS, Agent for Alexandria, No.
100 King street Our agent will receive and de-
liver all kinds of DYEING and CLEANING
of GENTS and LADIES GARMENTS. No
charg" for expressage Call for particulars at
our utIice, No. lOO King street.
Mrs B. DREIFUS, Agent,
nlh 2l3m u. Il. GLASGOW, Prop,
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. 18SoSAL. Among those in attendance up
H. n ''e meeting OF the stockholders of the w.
i y H. II, Company to-day were Messrs. W.
Sban:.nnch OF tho Washiugtonian and Is. +.
yn" u.'1, q the Mirror Of Lcesburg, J. NJ. Kill
Inun', VI The l.oudouu Enterprise aud Il. w.
'aD'ef' ct the Winchester Times.
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nesday toward the Lower Lakes That in
North Carolina extend eastward beyond Cape
Hatteras. For New England, increasing
northeastcrly winds followed by cloudy and
threatening weather For the Middle States,
continued northeast winds, cloudy and rainy
weather, For the South Atlantic States,
southwesterly Winds cloudy and rainy weather.
For the Gulf States, westerly winds and rising
temperature, with increasing clJudiness For
the Lake region, generally continued northeast
crly winds with cold, cloudy and rairy weather.
Cautlonary signals continue at Duluth, Mil
waukee. Chicago. Grand Haven, Detroit To-
lcdo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Oswcgo, Rochester
Wilmington, Norfolk and Cape My.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-04-16

O'SFlRMATIoN.-The rite of confirmation
~ w. reformed upon thirteen persons at Grace
rIn u,ya last night by Bishop Johns. The
Tha ~: Was crowded to it's full seating capacity.
and =, ppShop delivered an impressive DISCOURSE
'ue choir rendered some excellent music
iun Nc condition Of Mr.. George Bryan has not
approved since yesterday.