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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-27
LOCAL isREEfTEES.

The funeral of Mr.. Charles D. Rudd took
place from his late residence on Wolfe street
this afternoon, and was attended by large
numbcr of the friends Of the deceased, and by
the Sun Fire Company Of which he was Il
member also delegations from all the other
fire companies 10 the city. and By many OF the
employees Of the O., \. T. VI. Il. Il. Of the
paint shop Of which company he was master.
Charles Hurdle, foreman and Joseph Sykes,
driver, OF the engine No. ,, OF the Washington
Fire Department. were here to-day and tor
rowed the decorations used by the Relief Hook
and Ladder and the Hydrau)u Fire Comrau,
les az the 22nd, FIR the purpose OF dec rating
their engine house aud engine Oh the 4ta Ut
March.
The Aoueduct of the Alexandria Cana has
been throuyhly repaired during the wiutar.
The break at Four Mill Run requires only tw)
more days of good weather to need it, and the
whole line will be ready for the reception of
water as soon as navigation GA the (. y v.
Canal is opened.
The March term Of the County Court Judge
Cockerille to preside, will commence on Mon
day next. There arc 10 criminal cases set for
the term, though coinred man named VILLAIN
Williams may be tried on an Information for
robbery.
The Iydraulion Fire Com?any's bill on
Monday night last no wthstandlng the fire,
Melted 5000, which vii! bc Appropriated t.
the payment Of the expense of The late IN
proycncnt to the front Of The engine house.
4 gentleman while Oh his way to The pest
Office last night tr2nel w over Il section OF
hose in front of tie Columbia engine house
and falling on the pavement dlsocatod his
shoulder joint
The Canata Of the Flower Queen will BE-
represented at Sarepta Hall to-Elght By full
cjrps of beautiful young ladies accompanied
with appropriate orchestral music.
As seen l,y notice in another column the
splendid show cattle Of Mr. Gao $. Ayrc. Of
Loudouu will be exhibited in his city tonor-
row ard next day.
Application has bacn made to Justice Brown
of Fairfax county. for the arrest of t~o parties
charged with ass.uitng aud ruhbIn@ IN cd
German clock mendcr
We regret to learn thai Ms Samuel Cat;s,
the venerable wifi. Of the late Samuel Cats, Is
lying extremely il! at the resi- :ercc Of hel sou
in West Enl.
Rip Van Winkic will 6c cont inu,d a. Walls
Opera House by Jefferson every might this
week Thcrc will be- matinee there on Sat
urdy afternoon.
All the fire companies he'd maotia-s lat
night ard r.S lived 10 attend the iuilera! Of the
late Charles d. E,rld, IT the San Company
The Lontal services at the Catholic and
Episcopal Chulche, arc m"rc numcrou>y at
tended than they have been i''r some years past.
The Corporation : VIII ri property 1T Fish
town will be rented on Saturday naXt.
Small supplies Of fresh fish and o:s;,r, ~
rived to-day.
No new cases of smallpox nor any deaths
from that disease were reported this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-27
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Cor.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office Of the Cor.
on the 10Th day of February, 1873, Elisha Crow.
Avery, D. G. Walton, WIN. G. Ilaskns, s. F.
Huckns, J. B. Huckins, representatives Of En-
- Payne, Franklin Curtis, John F. Curtis
Asa G. Haskell, Moses B. Stevens, CatharnC
Stevens, l.. Z. Day, Jeremiah Payne and other
parties owners of brig Josie \. Devereaux, OF
Boston, since January l. loj1 whose names are
unknown defendants. In chanccry and upon
an attachment
The object OF this suit is to recover of the de-
PENDANTS the sum Of eight hundred and twelve
dollars and fifty cents, with interest thereon
from April I'd, 1872, and to attach and subject t,
the payment Of the same any estate. or debts
due the defendants within the city of Alexan-
dria, and any money, goods or ellcc.s in the
hands OF 5. f. Beach. or under his control, be-
longing to said defendants II portion thereof,
or due to them or some of them.
The defendants not having entered their ap.
prarancc and gwen security according TO the
act Of Asscmbly and the rules OF this Court, and
il appearing by affidavit that they are not resi-
dents of this State, it is ordered that tho said de-
PENDANTS appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order, and do What is ncccs-
sary to protect their interest in this suit: and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Alexandria Gazette, II new; paper pub.
lished in the city of Alexandria, once a week
for four successive weeks, and post' ut the front
door OF the Court House Of til > city.
A copy, test: MORTON NARY E. Clerk.
Wiilcughby s. WhLtlcs.y, y. q. feb 21-wiw
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The .MOIOcS.

san. FRASclSco, Feb. 2G.-Captain Jack
has started Tor place three miles west of his
camp at the south end of Tule Lake at which
point he will meet the peace commissioners.
The Indiars are opposed to any soldier being
present, but Captain Jack said he would talk
with General Cauby Soldiers would brighten
his men bur they would meet unarmed any
number Of citizens, provided they 1.-THE whites
also came without weapons The Indians
would not agree to any other ermS or peace t'.r
The Council. Captain Jack would wait until
Thursday for Messrs. Steele aud Roseborcugh,
but objected to Mcssrs. Apologize and Mea-
cham. The commissioners have not yet de-
ciled whether they will accept Captain Jack 5
proposals as to the time and place uf meeting.
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'35;p MARKETS.

New YORK, Feb 27.-Stocks active ard firm
er. Gold steady Mt l33. Money tight ri to
and interest. Flour dull. Wheat dull and in
buyers favor. Corn dull.
BALTIMORE, Feb. ,21:-West Virgnias =.
Cotton quiet; low lniddlings 191. Flour firm
and in improved demand; prices unchanged.
Wheat steady; red Western l70al9j; amber
Western 20Oa2l0; others Unchanged Corn
steady; white Southern G2; yellow Southern IS;
mixed Western nominal ut 60. Oats steady /;
Southern 4Gai9; Western mixed lG;.IIi 90. white
nominal. Rye dull; prices unchanged Hay
unchanged.
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From SNaiIl.

PARIS, Feb. 27.-Adviccs from the North OF
Spain report that band Of Carlists, command
ed by OIo, is marching towards Navarro. The
insurrectonist Chicftain Darrcgaray has issued
an order directing the municipalities to send
all their young meu to join the Carllst forces.
The insurgents are threatening Pampeluna
in strong force and General Pairo, who has not
vet turned over the command of the army of
the north to General Dovilas is hurrying to the
relief Of the garrison of that city The govern
mynt troops are terrifying Irun, a frontier town
IN Guipuzeoa, ten miles east of San Sebastian.
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The ycz perccS Indians.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 2G.-Captain O Don
nell has received orders from the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs to 90 without delay to the
Ncz Pcrces Indians who have lived for many
years in WalIa Wala Valley, Oregon, aud now
object to whites settling on their lands He is
to try to persuade them to go to their reServa-
ton bat il they refuse, to learn their reasons
aud views, and make arrangements Tor them to
remain or locate in some other place
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Weather sscs,l;rs.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WASHINGToS. Feb. -, 4 Il. III.
Probabilities during the rest Of Thursday
the low barometer move nnrihvasward into
Canada, brisk and high southwest winds with
snow continue on the Lover Lakes Cola
northwest winds prevail on Lakes Nichi:a
and Superior and thence to the Missouri Val.
lev. Winds vecr to westerly with cloudy ard
clearing weather frorn Penn .yivania southwark.
Eastcriy winCls with c,oul and suow prevail
over New England North and west winds
with generally clear weather aud talliug tenn
pcrature over the Southern and Guf States.
Cautionary signals continue at Wilmington,
Norfolk, Cape May, New York and New Lon
don,
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, february p, 1873.
SENATE.
The Senate, to-day, after the morning hour
business took up the House Civil Approprla-
ton bill as amended by the Committee on APP
preparations.
The Louisiana difficulties were discussed by
Messrs. Mort N, Thurman and others.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House of Representatives the report
of the Poland Committee on the resolutions for
the expulsion of Brooks and Ames We're further
discussed.
POSTAL CARDS.
The Postmaster General will make immediate
preparations for the issue Of postal cards This
morning he opened the bids for furnishing the
cards. There were fourteen bidders whose rates
ranged from 1893 to 2SS, the lowest bidder
being George H. Scay, Of Mass, to whom the
contract was awarded.
CHANGE OF NAME
The Postotlicc Department made an order
to-day changing the name Of the poStolhee at
Acc)keek Church, in Stafford county, Va, to
''B,ockes' staton"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-27

COUNTY SUPERVISORS. The Board ot SUI
pervSors met this morning and allowed claims
mS B. Wibert, Sl9 Virginia Senti%cl, 81;
y. WAeatIey. , bills $I2.5O; Ii. D. Smith,
Sc; for the support of John Broulcy, $l2o,
and adj ,urcd un,il the 24Ih Of March, 1873.
AL tie Board We're present.
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EscDorfed EnbeZzIcmcnt.

BosToN, Feb 27.-Reports are current of
heavy embellishments FROM the Lcchmere Ma
tional Bauk, Of East Cambridge, consisting of
United States aud other bonds deposited in the
bank for safe keeping The matter is undergo
iug investigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-27

SALE or Bricks AT the sale of the cleaned
bricks at the site of the late lire on Cuion
street. by f. T. kcrby, auctionc,r, this morn
in-. lnu.u,u We're sold to Harlow 4 Bro mt
:, - per thuuS nd; $1,000 to the same firm at
81. -: ahou, 10000 to same at SG.l3; 10000
10 &. Y Wolthiugton at 5000, and 10000 to
Richard Acton 1T So.
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Contradiction.

LONDON, Feb. 27-The dispatch sent from
this city yesterday to the American Press AS
sociaton reporting that the Spanish Assembly
had passed the bill abolishing slavery in Porto
Rico and other colonies Of Spain, is untrue.
The Assembly has not passed any abolition
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RATE for Money.

LONDON, Feb. 27-2 p. m.-The rate for
money at the Stock Exchange on government
securities is lower than the Bank Of Eng land,
rate hv per cent.
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Fatally Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-John Carney and
Patrick Quinn were burned by sulphur in the
SLOPE of the Daniel Webster Colllery at Sha-
maxim Pa. Carney died. Quinn will proba-
biz recover
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-27
Throw not Peoples Faults

in their teeth, for there are few teeth that have
not faults of their own. There is but one way
to preserve them without spot or blemish, and
that is by the daily use of the best dentrilice in
existence, fragrant SOZODOST, cool, refresh
ing and agrnenhlc. feb 24-eolw
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Nomination.

MlnDLErowN, CoNN., Feb; 27.-Ihe repub-
l;cans Of the ID Congressional District to-day
reuominated Hon. Stephen W. Kellogg, Tor
Congress bv reclamation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-27

TJtal, 1000 Gifts, AL C>tsh............SjtD,H 1850
70 provide means for this magnificent Con-
cert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
only Will be issued, large portion o! which
are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tci,cts $40 halves 50, and quarters
S15O Eleven whole tickets for S;lOO. NI dis
count on less than 500 orders Nothing could
be more appro orlatr Tor presents than tickets t.
this BANQUET OF WEALTH or more likely
To produce grander satisfactory results. The
object oil this THIRD GIFT CONCERT is the
enlargement and endowment Of the PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, which, by the
special act authorizing the Concert 10: lis bcnc-
it, is to be forever free 20 all citizens OF every
State This Concert will be conducted like the
first and second heretofore give, and full par
licars OF the mode of drawing the gifts and
paying them and everything necessary t. u
thorough understanding OF tie scheme, from
beginning 10 end, a-c now published IN til" form
OF !, circular, which will b" furnished free ot
cost to shy vino apply. The entire Infringement
Of this undertaking has been committed by !hc
trustees to Hon. THOS. h. BRA LETTE, late
Governor Of Kentucky, to whom all coIEuun-
cations pertaining TO TIE GilG Concert siouls! bc
Addressed K. T. DURkErT, Prc.'L
w. \. HALDEMAN, Vice prcs'..
JOHN S CAIN, Sec. PuD Lib. OF Ky.
FARllERS' u DkOFERS' BA NIX, Treasurer
Tickets arc now ready for sale, and Ill Orders
for them, or applications for agencies, circulars,
information, etc, will meet with prompt attcu-
lion when addressed Ia me rs below directed.
TIO5 T. BtAMLETrE, Louisville, Ky,
Agent Public Library, Ky.
Louisville Ky, jan l5-eUlw &2awlwtAS
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SnOW-kObbcry.

E..sroN, Pa, Feb. 27.-Snow has been
falling here since last night
Drouu & Co.'S dollar store was robbed of
$500 worth ofJewelry last nihgt.
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Tile MARKET HOUSE. The butchers aud
hucks,yrs' sails in the market house We're
lighted for the first time last night aud pre-
>ynrcl Il very handsome Appearance. They
will be occupied on Saturday morting next,
an which oc~a- N nlany # the fr,Gcc will be
decorated aal he supp led with show be,t.
The f>! !cn h.s in tGe market square. those
in the she'd now occupied by the butchers, will
he rented o1 h. 18th l.roXmo.
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Failure.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Messrs Marshall & Sons,
cetton spinncrS, of Stockport, have suspended.
Their liabilities are $50, 900 pounds. The sus
pension was caused by the bad condition Of
trade
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Chicken TheifkiIlcd.

COLUMBIA. Pa, Feb 27.-John }. burrei,
colored, while attempting to steal chickens,
was shot and killed last night by trap-set
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Aues and Brooks Censured.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The House after
the further consideration Of the Poland report
refused to expel Messrs. Ames aud Brooks,
and merely passed vote of censure upon
ft,n,u
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SUPERINTENDENT I. S. CEMETERY. SD
periutenden, George \. Dichrl, Of the Nation
a Cemetery near this city. is ordered 70 as
s,uc charge OF the National Assembly at RAJ
ri-h n g., relieving sup .riutendert Geo. w
llarbin<,u. who is ordered to take charge Of
the National Cemetery here
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COM vi Ehs<:E.A1..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Feb. -. Wheat Is
active and firm offerings Of ll0 bushels white
and l22G of red, with sales Of the former ut DOB
and 2l0 for prime and choice, and of the latter
NJ -oO for good, 204 and 205 for prime, and POS
for choice. Corn has declined lie since ycstcr
days quotations; offerings of 1880 bushels mix
ed and 100 of yellow, with sales OF tn" former at
st. 10 and 6G, and of the latter at "a. Small Of
icrlngs of Rye no sales reported.
PORT OF ALENAN DkIA, FEBRUARY -.
>uS RoSE............. 63S MOON SETS ......... 81
SlH SETS. . ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgcanna Baltimore, to Hooe &
Johnston
>t'smsr Express, Baltimore, 10 Joseph Bro
der: & CO.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, By F A
w>ehr Sar Spanged Banner, Baltimore, by B
MEMORANDA.
R> >,ar Jane Newton, for this port, cleared at
rS.a nF A1!s'nc Thompson, hence, at Balti-
MARINE DISASTER.
m' nae following telegram was received here this
s5j-n 'E Mr. Hutton, atent of the Hamp-
SS.s ''>se named and which sailed from
'''' The 2Osh, is referred to-
S,t. ". BALTIMORE. February n.
RIM nDn w. ": Marcy sprung aleak and WAS
"S"ose She is total loss.
Jos 4 LEE, Captain.
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Accident.

MrppLErowN, Pa, Feb. 27.--Alexander
Little, while crossing railroad bridge was
thrown down an embaukment by the western
bound train and fatally injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-27

PolrE Headquarters. There have been
only twC caS,s at police headquarters since the
last rcport-a woman for di>orderly conduct
near the upper end of st. A-aph street, and
coo'ed man Tor driving wagon on the side
walk. One lodgcr only was accommodated last
nl.ht.
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TIE WEATHER. Snow commenced falling
at half:past eight clock last night and cou.
linucd until about the same hour this morning.
1t melted, however, very rapidly, and 1t noon
walks
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7 y BAGS RIO COFFEES just received by
L = feb Is j. C. MILBURN.
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Do not delay to secure bargains at

Do not delay to secure bargains at
SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL, Skiing ST.
l. SCHWARTZ & co.
Have n3Y on hand IN immense stock Of
OVERCOATS, TALMAS,
and heavy Winter Suits-->ll Of which will be
sold ut remarkably low prices. Their stocl; Of
FURNISHING GOODS
cannot be exccied in variety ana quality, and
will be sold at greatly reduced prices Call
early at 50 King street. dec Ia
MG3-SpECIAL NoTICE-GESTS' EXTRA FIEE
Doors AND SuoES.-He have Just received n
fresh supply OF Gents Extra Fine, hand-Scwcd
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Of every Description
which we unhrs!tatingly recommend To be tho
very b:st on sale in the city.
w 3. WADpEY,
oct "a King street, Alexandria, Va
IiT LA DIES MISSES AND CHIIDREN's Doors
Anu SHoEs.-We are this day receiving full
line OF Ladies', Mise and Chdrcn's Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, embrace
ing all Of the styl les now in use, which we conf
IDENTITY believe to be the very best stock In tie
city. We solicit purchasers TO call and cXa,n-
inc Tor themselves, rs they will be sold ut low
prices. loot 81 HADDEY's, "A King st.
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Extraordinary Inducements offered.
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LOCAL NEWS.

RIVER NEWS. The steamer Gcorgcahnl,
Captain S. B. Davis, arrived this morning. on
her first trip of the season from Baltimore aud
IN. Potomac landings She has been til orough-
i, rrnlired and with her efficient, popular anu
,,,ut,manly commander, will be sure to at
Ir,ct a full measure OF patronage. She VIII
l. ave on h r:turu trip tomorrow o1tcrnnon.
SL, and the Charlotte Vanderbilt are now both
rnnning on the lower Potomac lln,, for which
U,o, & Johnston are the Alexandria agents.
The Express also arrived this morning from
B,I.imorr. having resumed her trips on the
Potomac Transportation line. She, too, has
undergone an overhauling and lefttlng and with
hr former competent and accommodating mate
J. T. Barker as Captain, will continue to de-
serve The popularity she has always enjoyed:
BroiuS 4 Go. are her agents 10 this city, anu
she will leave on her return Tomorrow night.
The ice having disappeared from the Hats
on the opposite side OF the river the trips OF the
Maryland f;rry boat Virginia have becr re-
SumGd.
The tugs Hiram Green and Mary Lewis,
which have been on the ways at the shp-yard
here f,r repairs. were lowed 10 Washington by
the tug JohuSnn Brothers this morning for
completion. The tug Katie Wise started down
this morning i1r schooner b ,unl to this port
loaded with coal for the Gas Works.
The steam RS that arrived from Balm re
this morning rcport no vessels ia tae river and
that all the wiiarv2s at the Poomoc landings
escaped Injury from the running lce.
IIIsToRlcAL MITES The present City ilo-
tel was built by John Wise, thu grand ancie of
the Mr.. George Wise now residing here The
building known as the Marshall House was
built by John Dunda>s and was occupied
by him as residence Afterwards it was
turned into a hosiery aud Was cillc! tie Wash
ington Tavern. \ large swinging slgn with
Washington upou dun horse Oh one side and
uoou bay on the o'her, stood out obl!que'y from
the corner. Washington was Se@u uron several oc,
ca>ions sitting on his horse at the front door OF
this house. Augustine }. Newton took the house
about the year 1925 or land altered III" maine t.
Frauklm House and shortly after to the Mar>hail
House. The town surveyor made the caSt~ldc
# Pitt street. overrun some SIX or eight !ear
and the Council made the line contorm TO JOHN
Dun,l;.s>' ncm h0,t$c-as will be seen by refer
cncc to the Corporation laws.
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WASHINGTON, february p, 1873.
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PORT OF ALENAN DkIA, FEBRUARY -.
SUI K"SE............. 63S MOON SETS ......... 81
Sun SETS. .......... ) -
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ARMY ED.

Johnston
>"@ner Express, Baltimore 10 Joseph Bro
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-18

A bad habit to get into A coat that's
not paid for.
The Sioux Indians ask for rides una
ammunition for the winter campaign.
California has introduced anti-monopo-
ly champagne. Noizzle about that
There are one hundred thousand VIC.
men in the Oranges. They will assi,t in
making clean sweep.
Punch suggests an alteration in the
cut. Time driving moving machine is
the idea.
One of the London clubs will fine any
member who alludes to Tichborne one
guinea.
Some people think sackcloth and ashes
would be the proper thing for to-day.
It's all well enough to talk about such
things, out where are you going to get
your ashes
A law passed by the Michigan Legsla.
ture to compel the city of Detroit to pur.
chase the land for park has been declar-
ed unconstitutional by the supreme court
Of the state, and an application for nan
damus to compel the issue of $500 900
in bonds, denied,
Prof Ansted, the noted English geoo.
gist, who has been examining the Kama.
wha valley (Val coal and iron region
says that with proper facilities for trans.
portation from the valley, Norfolk would
become the greatest coal station on the
globe.
MEMrnIs.Nov. s.-The weather is waru,
and all fear Of the renewal of the fever
has disappeared. Visitors from all parts
Of the county are seen, and the streets
Of the city are rapidly filliug up with re-
turning citizens. Business has been more
animated to-day than since the close Of
last season. Merchants express them.
selves as much encouraged with the pro;.
poets,