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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-25
The Markets,

New YORK. August 25.-Moncy easy. Gold
active 1T III. Flour quiet And steady. Wheat
guie, and unchanged. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, August - -Firsin mia SKIES, con-
sol.datcd, o.l; West Iirginas l.! bid To-day.
Cotton iirner; low midd:ings l7!al5 Flour
quiet ;id unchanged. Wheat dull and weak.
Corn steady fur Souther white Southern 7la12;
yellow Southern ~; mixed Western quiet at
JS!a59 O,,ts firm southern iGs.l3; " cstern
mixed 44ai5 do. white III Rye duil NJ $3.50.
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Losses lsy Fire,

CISClNSNrI, Aug 2j.-l'he following are
the losses by the fire at Eaton, Ohio, ycstcr.
day Lake 4 Co., stove dealers store and
stock total loss Il new frame dwelling ad
joining, three story brick, owned by the DAD
Fellows, and occupied by the First National
B nix, posof1ce aud Eaton Register, The
money and books Of the bank were saved. The
Daty HOu-e was badly damaged. The loss is
estimated at S2O,oD0 mostly covered by IN
SuTancp.
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TIE Op,oncnls orts.e i administration.

New YORK Aug % 1.-The Liberal Republi-
can State executive committee, through their
cilairnau, john Cvchcran. have sent an iuvi-
taton to the Democratic State Committee to
unite III calling Que sattc convention OF those
opposed to the present administration.
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weather Probabilities.

WAsRlNGToN, August -, II 4. IL.
For TIC South Atlantic States, slowly dl-
nini>EiaG pressure, rising temperature with
light variable winds and partly cloudy or clear
weather, except on The coast, where light rains
may prevail For the Middle Atlantic coast,
generally clear weather, with rising tempera-
turc aud light northcrly to westerly winds dur.
ing the day, tho winds backing to westerly aud
southwcstcriy with increasing cloudlness to-
nrht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-25

GRAIN INJURED. We lcTrn that III Fairfax
and other adjacent counties in Virginia. and on
the opposite side of the river, in Maryland, in
many places, the wheat, cats aud hay, in stacks
have been greatly damaged by the recent raius
the grain sprouling, and the stacks presenting
green and luxarant appearance. Dir. Pcy-
ton Ba.lenger, whose farm els over Hunting
Creek, short distance from this city, it is
said will lose nearly one thousand dollars, bis
wheat having nearly all sprouicd.
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The hsl-hissy.

louisville, Aug. 25.-The CUuricrJ our
nal publishes another letter from Its special
correspondent seat into tic ku-kiuX counties
to investigate the culragcs. the corrcspon
dent gives /, list of eighty-,x outrayes commit
ted in Henry. Owen. ard Frauk!in counties
sincc 1870, vmytng from simple warnings to
property holders not TO employ negroes to ar>ons,
rapes, whipplngS, piliagcs and murders. Gov.
Leslie some weeks since offered reward Of
$500 for the apprehension vi the u-hIuX con-
crrngJ in the murder of the negro Wilson 90
il uox b own 5 plantation, but sluce that procla
NATION several other outra"es have been COM
mitteed. The outlaws laugh at attempts to Sc
cure conviction When one is arrested be
easily proves AL ailtl by oth.r members OF the
gang The correspondent believes the whole
number Of organized ku kIux 10 those three
COUNTIES does not exceed Que hundred, who
have IA regular place of meeting and plans
OF operation. The letter closes as follows =
"Oue and all agree that soldiers, state and
federal, can accomplish the dispersion and
utter annihilaton of the ku-klux in short or
der. Can We get thclu? We have furnish
ed cviGcUce lime and again that civil law is
dead letter in this case. Why should any one
doubt? have attempted to furnish chrome
logical list Of ku kIux villainicS; that they have
committed twice as macy as the time and means
at hand haze enabled men to gather there can
be little doubt. If dozen murders, as many
rapcs, several hundred attempts at murder and
WhippiDgs, beating aud driving from their
houses OF thousands Of our best citizens do not
cail for extraordinary measures what In the name
.; ruth aud justice ever will? The people of
q aud Henry arc earnest 10 tn .ir appeals.
Ih !" even protest that Governor Leslie Is tardy
in coming to their relief. While he has thus
far done all that any office! in his place could do,
stl His Eycrll9ncy Is magUaulnlOus en- )ugh to
overlook the nervous upbraldings Of mru whose
wive: and children are at the mercy of cut
throars aud outlaws, and he must institute 9TH
or measures, law or no law
Tie Courier Journal, 10 Il double loaded cci
torial c,nmcn;iug on the letter, calls for prompt,
decisive action 10 rid the State of this band OF
midnight assas>ins. and blnlitti, vino have al
must complete control over he whole section OF
cunutry around tho State Capital. The same
paper has advocated the formation OF body
of armed police to be sent luto the district to re-
main there until the discovery and arrest OF
every uIeinbcr Of the gang has been effected.
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Success OF this dsssIs.eS

New YORK, Aug. 25A letter from Phio,
Illinois, says nineteen car loads of corn shipped
by the oranges from Io!onc 10 Toledo realized
from ten 10 twenty per cent. above the usual
profit. Encouraged by this the grauges have
called lor more cars and arc going to erect Gle.
vators, buildings and machinery oil their OVID.
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Another supply OF
ROCCO Is l. IS,
With beautiful Silver plated Buckles.
These havca great advantage over steel rs
they do no: rust. For safe "a:
aug2u FERGUSUN'S HAIR DEPOT
IUHN DUkAND'S OLIVE Oil, pint, and
- quarts, for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY & son,
aug Is lGG and 40 King street.
CODA WATER ut
- jel9 WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
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FsaiEasonst Accident.

New YORK. Aug 25.:--An accident occurred
on the South Side Railroad Long Island thus
morning between Frccport and Babylon. The
three last cars OF the second morning express
train from Patchaguc, gumped the track aad
rolled over aud over. There We're only about
twenty passengers in the cars, mostly women
anl children, who are more or less cut and III
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Iron Mill Burned.

NloKR1srowN, n. j., Aug. %. A portion
Of the mills of the B0outou rou works, at Boon
ton, u. j., was destroyed by fire last night.
The works comprise large rail factory, saw
mill, cooper shop ana four houses for drying
save timber. The great furnace and nail nlls
were saved, but the saw mill, cooper shop, dry
iag houses aad one thousand kegs OF nails were
barncd. The loss OF the saw mil! and cooper
shop will prevent the making of nail kegs and
the running Of The mills will be suspended until
these are supplied. The loss is estimated at
$3.50, 900, and is thought to be covered by IN.
surance. Work 10 the mills has been suspend,
ed siuce the Isl OF, July aud the fire is believed
to have becn the work of an irceudiary.
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.N'fp.UI.N.I TFV.S'S.

E.S.- Mr.. K. L. HEWITT, of Mount Vernon
township, is Respectfully announced rs u csndl-
date for the mex. House Of Delegates, subject t"
the County Nominating Convention. OF Mr.
hewitt qualifications it is unnecessary to speak.
~ i,ll whU know him will admit that nc possesses
every Duality to constitute ali active and efficient
REPRESENTATIVE. His nomination, which will be
cquival snt to an election. will be hailed With
great satisfaction by his numerous friends OF
anS 11-tSh FAIRFAX.
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The accident Oh ille IL. a d. L. IL.

WHEELING, Aug 2j-Thc accident to the
emigrant train GU the b. l. o. r. r., near
Cameron, yesterday, was not as serious as at
first reported. Four passengers were severely
aud some eight or ten slightly injured but none
We're either killed or fatally injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-25

REMARKs-The market for Wheat is very
active, and prices for the higher grades are 'a5c
better; offerings of $50 bushels white and 1903 OF
red, with sales of the former at lt0 l65 and l6S
Tor good to prime and III for choice; and OF the
fair, lbs, 100, lGj and lGS for good to prime, and
10 and IL for choice Corn Is steady; offerings
OF 1876 Bushels mixed and 1853 of yellow, with
sales of the former at G3 and G6, and of the latter
al 50. Rye is in light receipt with sales at 10
and 80 Oats are firm; sales at Az and AZ, with
offerings Of $50 bushels.
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Personal. Lieut. Grow. John l.. Maryc
Samuel ". Thomas esd, Of Warren, and to.
W. S. Gilman of Richmond. were in this rity
yesterday, and left this morning, Mc>Srs Mnrye
aud Giiman, for Warrenton, 10 attend the meet
ing TO be held there to-day, and Mr. T"omas
for his home in Front Royal.
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- - s-zsz- szs- --s=-s4-z,
UTELS.
DARNUM'S HOTEL
Corner Broadway and Twentieth ST.,
NEW YORK.
ON BOTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
PLANS.

Complete with al modern improvements ;
rooms en- suite and single; private parlors, baths
the very centre of fashion and brilliant New
York life In proximity to Churches and places
of Amusement and Lord s. Taylors, Arnold &
Constabes' and j. S; c. Johnston's Dry Goods
palaces. The hotel is under the management Of
\. 5. Barnum, formerly of Barnums Hotel,
Baltimore; |. \. Green, of Dayton, Ohio, and
recently OF New York, and Freeman Barnum of
Barnum Hotel, st. Louis aug Z3
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Aug. % Cattle
Receipts l434 market fairly active and best
grade shade higher. Choice native Steers 81
aSj SO; corn-ted Texans 3 6OaS4 50; through
Texans l S0aS2 IS. Shipments 2429. Hogs
Receipts 55l9 market active and firm for good
smooth grades quiet and unchanged for others !;
23aS4 IS tor common 10 extra; INST sales ! 1Oa
81 81, for good to choice; shipments 5000.
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Fall OF "a FsritiHc.

HARDWOOD Del, Aug - X trcsllc work bridge
in progress over the Chesapeake aud Delaware
canal break ON the Delaware railroad, tell at
10 o clock today killing one workman and 10
iuTing two others: The iniutcd arc being cared
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Sanitary I'recaUfiOn.

New YORK, Aug 2j.--Thc rendering com
;,Any boat Algonqrun seized by the health
board, viii be toweu t. fire Island to day and
huluc,! or back N up.
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DctaIcli:Ota.

ALBANY, y. y, Aug. p Reports are i'll
cilcuaiou TO the effect that u dcfacation be-
twcci, Sd 800 and so, ONO has been discovered
ia lhc National E.ycllange Bank oI this city.
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LAMP EXPLOSIONS GA Saturday night
three coal oil lamp explosions occurred within
square. fortunately ding hut little damage
An old gentleman, aud his wife were slightly
burned by o1c of the explosions. but III The
other cases no oac was turnt. Greater care
should be taken with coal oil laulp>..
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arenas SHES.
DUDLIC SALE.
Il
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1873.

Having rented my land to my sons and being
dcsrous to pay my debts, l. snail sell, to the
highest bidder OH Wednesday, the 81 Of Sep
telnber 1873, ut Ayrshire, one and half miles
north of Upperville, my STOCK and FARM
ING UTENSILS, consisting Of number OF line
work HORSES; lot OF COILS; several good
Mich COWS, (lhrec wvllbred AyrshircJ
lot of two year old HEIFEKS, good stock; ten
YEARLINGS; two twin A l. X 4 n
HEIFEkS; n number Of CALF Els. among
them TWO fine bred bull Calves; Bulls, and
wears old, one thoroughbred, Duke oi Rocklalld
pedigree; yoke Of Oxen, hne SIZE, ana US well
broken anu matched as any in the State; 100
half bred Leicester Eve Lambs; Il few I earl
ngs do, and ycarling Bucks, half bred, shear
ed each lbs fleece WASHED Wool this Spring;
near loo good common grade Ewes. The Lambs
will be sold in lots OF ten, ready marked.
| Pitts Threshing Machine; | Wheat Fan,
nearly new; Drills; kcapers and Movers;
Buggy Rake, improved patent Corn Shelter;
Cutting Box, large size, Slnclars patent;
Corn Mill, Coalnlan's patent, grInds we'll;
Tile Draining Machine, IN good ordsr | two
horse Wagon, Almost new TX d.; Tx Cart
| Ok Feed Wagon; | good iour-horse Road
Wagon do for farm; Flows of tie; cnt kinds
and sucn olhcr articles ~ are found on n we'll
stocked farm Also about one thousand barrels
of CORN in the held.
Terms Of Sac: y credit Of siN months will be-
given on all sum: OF ten dollars and upwards,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
curity wuiying all homestead exemptions, and
no interest viii be charged If notes are promptly
paid when they become due, at if settlement Is
deferred, interest Will be rccNonGd from day of
sale. All sums under ten dollars cash. No
property to be removed till terms Of sale are
complied With GEO. ;. A IKE.
A. rshirc August ii.
N. B. Sale To commence 1T 10 O'Clock a. m;
snack at | o clock sale OF cattle, sheep. &c, NJ
= o'c.ock persons from II distance would br
glad to entertain the over night. ANY Of my
friends wanting ground bone, bone dust or any
other lcrLillz ,r Or agricultural Implement would
do we'll to give mo a call before purchasing else
where for l ain prepared to seli on terms that
will suit q. S. A.
AYRSHIRE Loudoun CO., aug De 1T
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Death Ola Railroad Han.

CINCINNATI. Aug. %. Frederick 3. Lord,
a well known railroad mand, and son Of the late
President Lord, Of Dartmouth College, died at
CovingIon, ky. Yesterday.
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PEOpOSTL LIS.
PROPOSALS FOR CHURCH sTEEpLE.

t
Sealed proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned co nmittre until II o'clock m, Mon
day, September l. 1873 for the construction of a
STEEPLE ON GRACE (EPLSCOPAL)
CHURCH, in accordance with plans and specl-
ticutions which may be seen at the office of J. K.
Ian. b1in, Architect, corner King and Fairfax
streets, Alexandria, Va. =,
The committee reserve the right to reject all
or any Of the bids received.
Satisfactory bond will be required for the
faithful performance OF all work.
VIM. A. SHOOT.
r. II. SERVICE.
aug 2l-td GEO. DahLEl.
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ACCIDENT. As Mr. Wm. Howard and his
son, were at work upon Mr.. o. &. llcndcr-
sons warehouse, this morning, one oI The
i9is,s broke and Tell striking both Of them, but
fortunately not severely lniurng either OF thcn:
Mr.. II. wa, seriously cit oa tie head and had
his shoulder brui.ei, while his son was only
slightly bruised on the shoulder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-25

TIE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES Gcuera
James /. Kemper and Col. Robt. +. Withcrs
spent the day here yesterday, and left this nloru
lug for Waircuton, where the fist flight Of
the campaign will take place unless the enelnE
raise the white flag, and conclude to fight it
out on some ether line aud in some other way.
l. is limited thar the Radicals propose TO con-
du 4 the canvass with more secret work tkau
pu1:ic speaking, and it rcuaius to be seen
whether hcy will be drawn into public debate
nj all
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.iured. Onc child is supposed to be Injured
fatally. The cause of the accident is attrbut-
ed to rotten rails and sleepers.
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Isy Green IL Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs.
DY VIRTUE Of Il decree Of the Corporation
- Court for the city Of Alexandria, Va, rom
dcred at its November term, 1879, in the suit Of
Cazenovc u Co., Va. Johuson's administrator ct
a. the Undersigned. commissioners. appointed
by said decree Will offer for sale by pubic auc
ton, IN front of the Mansion House, III said city
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF September
1873 hi II O'Clock M. the LOT OF GROUND
ut the southwest Intersection of Wilkes and
Henry streets, 50 feet inches on Wilkes by 100
feet on Henry ST., with one TWO STORY d..
BRICK and lou7 III Rec STORY FRA k::J
DWELLINGS thereon.
Terms Onc-tenth ofthe purchase money to be
PAID in cash on the day vi sale, ard the residue
IN three equal instruments III SIX, twelve and
eighteen months, respect, ely from the day Of
SALE with interest; The deferred payments to be
secured by the notes ofthc purchaser or purcha5-
crs satisfactorily endorsed, and the title TO be re-
taincd until tue whole ol the purchase money *
fully paid All costs for stamps and coAveyAn
cling - be borne BY the purchaser.
c. w. WATTLES,
+. l.. SMITH,
H. q. CLAUGHTON,
Commissioners.
NJ. James FU>sctt consents 10 the above sale
and VIII join in making the title. augl3-ts
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CAMP MEETING. The camp meeting undcr
the auspices OF the NJ. +. Church Souti. IN
progress at the Warrcnton Springs was very
numcruu,ly attended yesterday, the number Of
per>ous on the ground being estimated 1t five
,housani, iaclu1ing many from this city. lt-v.
W. ". Bennett. preached in the mor,!lne,
Rev Mr. Dice in the evening aud Rev. John
Rowe at uight The regular occupants OF tcnt>
and houses on the camp ground on Saturday
sht mum bercl seven huutrcu.
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injuries by DIR. Johnson. who rendered the
necessary surgical assistance, it was found that
though severely, he was not seriously hart. The
boy who gave himself up was taken to the sta
ton house, but discharged with repVimand
and promise that he would never do the like
again The boy who made the fearful leap is
much improved this morning, though still con
fined to his bed. A trap has been set in
several places for pigeon thieves, who will GER
tainly be caught should they continue their
deprcdations
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nLD VIRGINIA EXCELSIOR BITTERs.

The above celebrated Bitters are carefully pre-
pared from some of the best herbs and roots
known in the materia medica, combined in such
proportions and prepared in such manner as to
produce one of the best as well rs of the most
pleasant Aperrnt Tonic, Diuretlc and Anti
Bilious Bitters ever offered to the public. We
confidently recommend them for Indigestion,
Headache, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite Lam
guor. Torpidity of the Liver, &C. wineglass
full before breakfast is sure preventive for
Ague and Fever. In quart bottles at 81 each
Manufactured only by
aug 2l COOK u CRElGHION.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE17-A FINE
w FARM in Culp per county, Va, conve-
nient TO the railroad, for Alexandria or Wash.
ington city real estate Address GEORGE Il.
ROBINSON s. SON. Union street, Alexandria.
suo l-2ay6W
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w. ID. CuRSE ~ CO.,
BANKERS & BROk Frs,
BUY AND SELL
GOLD AND SILVER COIN, RAILROAD,
STATE, CITY AND ALL LOCAL OR
OTHER GOOD INV ESTMENT
SECURITIES.


Also execute or2crs Tor any Stocks or Bonds
~, rho sink Boards of New York or Baltimore
on commissions and have for sale
VIRGINIA COUPONS, receivable for State
taxes
ASHINGTON and OHIO 1t mortgage
per cent gold bonds, At s. fiat
CHESAPEAKE and OHIO lst mortgage 6
pcr cent gold bonds. 1T sSl and interest
TENAS and PACIFIC LIT mortgage + per ct.
gold bonds al no and interest, free OF Government,
State and all other tax.
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION per ct.
currency ,nds, ut 70 fit
NORFOLK CITY WATER $ per cent cur
rel.cy bonds NJ ST. ard interest.
Interest ao we'd on deposits. subject to call, as
may be agreed upon. Viii be glad to give or
obtain any information for parties desiring 10
make inves' meats. aug25
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LEM NDRIA ACADEM Y
IA Cor. Wolfe and st. Assph SITS.
The Sixteenth Annual Session of this School
when all pupils who desire to attend during the
session should be present for classification.
Catalogues containing particulars may be OBJ
tanned ut the bookstores Or BY applying to
aug 23-tf JOHN s. BEACH, Principal.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.l
INOMMISSlONEkS SALE-By virtue of a
~ decree of the Circuit Court for the county
of AlexaLdria, Virginia. rendered ut its May
term, 1875, in the suit Of james II. Monroe
against William }. Minor ct ais, the undersiga-
ed, Commissioners therein named, will offer lor
sale, by pubic auction, on SATURDAY, the
18th day of September 1873, in front OF the
Market House, on Royal street, in the city Of
Alexandria, ut II O'Clock m, estate and interest
Of William j. Minor and John w. Minor in and
10 certain TRACT or LAND, in the said
county OF Alexandria, cJntunlng l33! acres
that i, t. say two undivided thirds Of said land
in lee simple, and the estate for lie Of the sad
VIM }. Minor II the other third Il said Innd.
Terms OF Sale: one tchtn OF the purchase
money TO be paid in cash. and the residue III
three equal instruments: ~ six. twelve and eight
cen months respectively, from The day OF sale;
the deferred payments u be securcl BY the notes
of the purchaser, satisfactorily endorsed, and
payAb.e AZ aforesaid, with interest from the day
of sale, and the title to be retained until the whole
of The purchase money Is pad.
G. w. WATTLES,
GEORGE WALKER,
,ug IBID Comm rs. of Sale.
DEI,TS, BELTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-25

SrppliEs FOR TIE AIMS IlorSE. The
Committee on Poor Of the City Couucll met Oh
Saturday night, W. A. Moore chairman, when
the bids for furnishing supplies for the -AIwS
House were opeucd and The following awards
u,adc: Anthracite coal to ". y: Smoot, at
So - per too, delivered; WOOD 10 hcndrck y
Commius, Of Eicuna, at SI,93 per cord, dc.
livered; meal and feed to y. IT, Watkins X Co.,
at 7:,c for meal ami 80 for feed per. bus hci:
groceries to Harlow 4 BIO, -four s. per khl.,
syrup 241!c per gallon, coal oil - CT. per gallon,
candles IL cts per H., Nc, &c.
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DAINTS, OILS, &c.-We have just received
l. II large lot Of Lewis Pure Lead, Resurgam
Lead, CoIors, Boiled and Raw Lnseed Oil, &C.
all OF which we Chcr ut low rates.
aug . COOK i CREIGHTON.
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pOA &.
Mis- I IT RITTER

MISS J. II. BIZ EEK.
late Of Winchester, Va. having taken the large
and nm, dious house No. IS Prince sire t,
Alexandria, and furnished the same completely,
will receive boardars BY the motth. week or day.
References: judges Edmond P.ndeton and
Richard Parker WincheS. r, and Mes r.. Green
and Wise, and II. B. Hoomes, Alexandria.
aug - linz
CODA WATERa.
- 80 WAKEFIELD 6 HALLS.
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II.7N.IEU.

A MIDDLE-AGED MAN WlTHA WIFE
~ ONLY wanted to take charge of garden
place near the city of Washington. To proper
parties good home for the winter is offered
Inquire at this Office, or at No 405 9th st. n. w.,
Washington, D. e. aug 22-3L*
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ARRIVED

Steamship John Gibson, New York, to Hooc
s. Johnston.
Steamer Columbia Baltimore, to B Wheat
Schr David w Wolfe, Baltimore, tertlliz
to Bryant.
Schr Ann Eliza, Ba;timore, lumber 10 Sm2ot
Perry.
Steamer ally of the Lake, Norfolk, by + X
Reed
Steamer Virginia. Occoquan, grain by Beck
ham, Dcleplane u Go.
Schr Marcia Reynolds, Georgetown, by W A
Smoot
MEMORANDA
Schr West Dennis, hence, at Boston list.
Schr Jesse Hart I'd, hence, at Boston Dist.
Schr Adolph Hugel, hence at Boston I'D.
Schr Louise d Rathburn suiled from Prov-
dence for this port I'D.
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jyl5 +. A. REED, Agent.