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New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
DEPARTMENT WORK.
SALARIES REDUcED-BnLs CUT DowN

SALARIES REDUCED-BlLLS CUT DOWN
At a meeting of the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction, yesterday President Lamoeer
moved that the salary OF the Warden OF the City Prison
be nxed at 1900 per annum instead Of 5000 Commits
sioper Stern moved 20 substitute $1,000 for 5000 and
Commissioner Bowen moved TO substitute $500 Tor
1900 The motions Of Commissioners Bowen and Stern
were lost and the original motion prevailed Commits
sioner Bowen voting In the negative. The salary
of the Physician to the City Prison was
reduced from 1900 10 800 by a unanimous
vote, and that Of the Night Warden from
SllOO 10 sl,2Oo The salaries Of several subordinate
clerks in various bureaus Of the departments
duced from 200 20 O and 900 TO $780, respectively
The salary Of George Kellocb Superintendent Of Out
door Poor who has served In the department for 2
years was confirmed at 1870 heretofore. The salary
Of Joshua Phillips who has served Secretary Of the
Board during 2s years, confirmed al $3.50 that OF
j. H. Lawrence who has been cashier Of the Board
during four years. at $780, that Of the Chief Examiner
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
SOUTHERN BONDS REPUDIATED.
THE NATURAL RESULT OF MALADM1NIsTRAT1oY.

THE NATURAL RESULT OF MALADMINIsTRATI0N.
Wall-st. dealers in Southern bonds have
been repeatedly annoyed by the difficulties which ac>
company transactions in those securities. These annoy
ances sometimes arise from the fraudulent operations
of the oarpet-bag officials OF the Southern
States or from doubts as TO the genuneness Of the
bonds and also the difficulty in collecting the stipulated
interest Lately another Of trouble has been the
alleged fraudulent abstraction Of bonds from the State
treasures. Some time since the payment OF number
Of Texas bonds was repudiated, on the ground that
they had been distracted from the treasury.
They had passed through several hands, and
reaching bank in the Bowery disposed Of through
the Stock Exchange some of its members. The Gov
ernor having issued official order procaimng that
these bonds not valid the matter came before the
Governing Committee OF the Stock Exchange for con-
sderaon. and the State OF Texas was finally obliged to
recede from the position which it had TAKEN
At present capitalists who have invested in Louisiana
bonds OF certain issue apprehensive OF trouble
arising from the action OF its State officials Notice has
reached Wast to the effect that Charles Clinton, the
Auditor of Public Accounts for the State OF Louisiana
has issued notice "that the validity is
tested OF $50 bonds Of 1000 each OF the State
OF Louisiana 73O per cent bonds TO aid in the con-
structon Of the Mississippi and Mexican Gull SNIP
Canal Company due in 1862 interest payable IN March
and September" The reasons gwen are that the bonds
fraudulent and Illegal As these bonds were ad
the proclamation will probably have the effect OF de-
ferrng the sale. ~,
Information has further reached the street" TO the
effect that the Supreme Court Of South Carolina
considering the petition OF Morton Bliss Co.. bankers
at Wall and Broadsts, 10 compel the Controller OF that
State to pay the interest its bonds by leyyng
rata tax as required by law the taxable property
in the various counties. counter petition fled
by some OF the Taxpayers, claiming that s25O,0OO
OF bonds had been frauduently issued and That the
honds on which Morton Bliss Co. claim interest a
portion Of the issue Morton, Bliss Co. and 9TH
ers bought bonds in good faith The adverse decls
ion Of the Court Will have the effect of repudiating the
honda
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
OYER AND TERNIINER WORK.

Joseph Martin, German, was brought up
before Judge Davis In the oyer and Termner yesterday
under indictment for murder In the first degree In hay
ing killed Bernard Mil Martin was attacked by gang
OF rowdies known the Young Eagles" while enter
ing lager beer saloon He left the saloon soon after
and a fight ensuing. one OF the assailants Mil was
stabbed by tho prisoner and died from Of the
brain caused by his falling while scufng with Martin
plea VI IN the third dnpraa was offered
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

and .s May letter: taken to Me steamship docks and ao dsd
70 by Supplementary hah, BE- prepaid double postage H
s,snsps a. will be received BY the elefk 10 charge
Hsfai NJ S. closed al e HswYork POtO1oe every
DAY at .. IN and goes via Boston . ~
Mails Tor close at the NevYork PotOms every Pr
day al m Steamship sas from Portland Me- SATURDAY Nb
n. Due New Yofk Friday, stop m, -,
Letter postage all the West ndes ereet when going direct T
be M cou th . ounce which prepaid
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

and accepted and Judge Davis sent Martin to tho sae
Prison for year = -. .. Alma
ago on charge assaulting with intent TO Kill friend
OF hs on the ground OF insanity was brought INTO tne
over and Terminer again yesterday morning. Judeee
Davis stated that the whom he had
10 examine into the present condition OF Worthington
had reported that no was now insane. lie dlrectou,
therefore, that he be sent 20 the State Lunauc Asylum
for medical treatment.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
City Troasury......SI
SINKING guud Retetnu-

ToAs..... aT 70s2S3355 70SOo,o0 7ls224i9iJ By
Controller Green received the following amounts yes
terday: From the Bureau OF Arrears for arrears Of
txes assessments Croton rent and interest sls2l3 81
from the Collector of Assessment for street openings
and improvements and interest, {lOsS6 Az from the
Bureau OF City Revenue for market rents and fees in
terest bond and mortgage $3lsl Is; from the Bu-
reau Of Water Register for CrOton water rent $500 OS
from the Mayors Second Marshal for licenses $50; to-
- az 27l Qg
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Gitn Real GsIate tor 5ale.

-ELABORATELY finished fOur-st0ry
"A. PRIVATE RESIDENCE oa Hnyseconls. scar hil0'a'e
AZ J6tT5iOOI $4,000 c. w. VAN DOREN, 6o sixth ave.
A -4BTH-ST., between 5th and 6th-ayes.-
N lstory oop HOUSE at3O In The very
orders will be sold low. O. W VAN DOREh 6i0 eIhars
A SUPERIOR BRICK STABLE (e5xlOO) with
N stalls and boIsh, eoaosn harness ani wA'a roon' Az
6hAYe Also ss ~ sss N--i
7slo0i price sl5oOO W VAN poSn' oD osl ~.
A SUPERIOR 4-stOry, high-stoop, brown
stb ,pd Gtb.ayss e. W. VAN DOREN, 90 Shth-a'c.
A THE elegant and prominently the
"A. cheapest pAne nd Ho'oo Eur'oiy mg9 'op oo" stone
' e. W. VAN DORkN 6lO SirtbAVc
A THE superior built and eaborately
~ finished cabinet ao browns,99s HOUSE ~ 1iail'
ia 59 a. near shave G. W VAN DOhkh ols eihao
THE superior finished 4story, high
4 stoop brownsone HOUSE West tfh s. slitS lOO saw
q W. VAN DoRBN. bATR Hatch vaa Doren 0l0 I1ha'e
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
pdSSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvHRPOOI,-In steamship Canada, June B.-hs'
Young Mr. Bagge Jameson ana infant sheey Mrs shset
Cant Barcbey u W. Ganby NJ Bammel A. W. Morrison william
Reay John IT. wills Ccupnd b. Smith J. Sases and s A. s.
Salter Archibald South. r. Roberts, J. runis.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

hses i:23 sun 1888 Moon nses.. OIL
DlV-AN
Sandy Hoof. 054 GoTs Island liza Hal Gate PerrT 81
Bi9H WArER THIS DbV-P ~
sandy HOoT ..E2l Cows shnd.... h Hell Gate FeE. J:3
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
MR. VAN NORRIS ESTIMATES.

A REDUCTION OF NEARLY HALF MILLION.
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
Of Public Works has sent the following communication
10 the Board Of Estimate and AppOrtonmen transmit
ting his estimate Of the expenditures Of the Department
for the year 1873:
CITY OF NEw-YORK, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY HALL, June 16, 1878. )
To the Honorable ne Board Of Estimate and Apporiion-
cnf reply 20 the circular letter Of the Department
Finance, dated 18th inst, covering resolution OF
honorable Board ana in compliance with See ll2
Chap 3S5 OF the Laws OF s73 the Department OF Public
Works herewith transmits estimate Of the amounts
required pay the expenses of conducting the public
business OF the City OF EewYOrk under It's charge for
the year lS3 together with statement Of each OF the
of its officers clerks employees and subordinaes
The aggregate asked for is S00O less than the
amount appropriated for the year 1872 and $4,000 less
than previous estimate submitted for the year 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
Citp Real estate for Sale.

BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., 'front.'
~ Central Sixth and seventh ns P,,L =.
Grand Boulevard aud Rserise Park Apply 70
WM H. RAYNOR
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
Countrp Rea! gstate for Sale.

Gountrp Real estate for. Sale.
AT LOCUST VALLEY, fronting and over
"A looking l. l. Sound, large COUNTRY kESlphSCb an1
ACRES suitable for buirZ Excel ~ shore lf b
ipe Neighborh0o. frt-iss rutland WHITING Besm11st
At RYE, WestChester County, overlooking
n Lonz Island Sound large well built HOUSE IS rooms ban i1d
otBer out0uiiLgs; }, acres Lied With ut Prc' moderate
~ RULAND 4 WHITING, No. 5 Baekmsa-d
E0R PARTICULARS concerning one OF the
6rs.t SUBUPBAN SPECCLATIONS OF lNFES IME5 ; ever
offered address A. J. care OFF H. sPoONBR - Brol1Eay l.
NOR SALE - Most desirable property in
market for the prs ACRES good i'm proved fruit 3c cheap
terms easy = I. FhE19lAHl .ot D-o--..I--
Q0Q ACRES Plantation Cotton and Rice
COC LAND Beaufort District soata Caronl near water AID
railroad half the land Is tmoered q Ta'
Ne INIT nue viii exchange for goods barware
ole merchandise Cal OF OF DAVID HANE No BodsaI
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
Brooklyn Real gstdte for Sale.
New- -Jcrsep Real gslaie for Sale.

A LITTLE SILVER, New-Jersey, between
"A and Long Branch; house contains IL ro5ms r a
barn ieehous &C.; good ssbg bathng bass
80 feet shore 'front.' Pnee s7 C. W VAN DOZEN Go SI ave-
A TOMS RIVER, n. IA 10O-acre FARM
"A on Freehold good Of tseory hos,
3 rooms carriage house oorhbI shsd cook ro
houses price, 5000 @ W VAN DOkES, go Cttars
A FOR SALE or TO LET, furnished
"A. Highlands Heveniuk n. J.-COUETRY RESIDENCE Ora
with extension Of ground coach house stable ice loa
garden planted s and roVboa good tsbrg and bO,ng pr
80 OOO FOR $780, ". VAN DOREs. 60 6ivs
DOR SALE, TO close an estate one OF the
Grain and GraSs FARMS In EeEJeeJ containing 10 S
miles city: the EegJsey West LIE
i'' JACQUES 2o3 Broadra,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

eide (oonhnnedl
gEsHKAL sEs.oxs-PAHr ILsurH JThomas johnson
robsry Peter Donne grand oenyi BdwA keirDau msds.
msAno Lockwood robbery BShsr Jacobs receiving stolen goods
ALBISr the Commission Of Appeals for June
IT: Nos III. l. lso 49, i i l56 s1 loi lsl, i6 49, TO-
l8 26i. The court adjourned until 10 a. m tonorrow
BuYyAo 6he folio ID the day c.en Of the supreme
Court tuesday II; EOs H. 49, TO- S i i 49, "
Is. ~, loo, lO1, III, and $40
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

EOR SALE OF TO LET-Tasty and cOmfOrta-
Il bic COTTAGE RBSIDESCE Win vide hA.l,, ys1ntai ,ap:
shade. Lawn. gsrien snail ami large fruit BATH lot an coA
closets ke on 20 minutes peastnt nde tine UsEs % i
from Lbersyst frequent usn I'll Midnight low Ari near gsPg1
payemeuts Sl2O)0 Terms suit ca have carpe
nure aud use II required l20O). Apply al Wea IA
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
FACTORY AND RESIDENT PROPERTY

L'AC1OR1 AND KESlDENl JhOTEhII
E POR SALE
Pster,on Nevsr.ey but 10 miles from NsrYork of fof
factur1g purpose actes superior location tbs
Connected By compiling railroads ind - Mons
Canal line Of Ere HewJerey Midland, Dessrs,
and Paterson, Newark sud AeFloA Rail
roads cheap AMI direct frghH by main lines y al
the country: cheap coal and poEeigl and
power The River With supply u sEi of a4 os
the desirable ad accessible cenerlor al 1eeA1ai
purposes ~ ,. ., t
ALSO the ground beautiful scenery goo society With n .o,
Ebty NeSYork BY 100 daily trains MAKE this locality no'i @
j. FISHER SATTBRTHwArTE. 10 Piae-st, SeEYoft
NESSRS. HAMILTON & WALLIS have
vi REMOVED 30 Pne-st and Offer ell varieties Of ORASGE
n J.. property a sPEcfALrri for Sale saa Rent
MUST be SOLD TO close an estate, modern
vi HOUSE &C. With two snf half aeres of n qaa
y LAND 10 The heart the village Of Mndlsm, n }. ooT y
f. BOORHOUr ETecnio' ~ L0erJ-st, Aes-loTs.
0RANGE, n. J.-Great variety property for
" sale Houses furnished unfur1sis4 b rert Sale Caii
ogueL l. H. GEKsf " Nssss o9teer Lo--ls..
I'D 0ON ACRES GOOD SOIL.
l%.OOU Flrl Fruit and Cranberry Lands, one lour oa
Monmouth and Ocean Counties \ J. Ot raA
u.es from Nen.Yo.k; from Philadelphia
CLIMATE CURES
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
NO FEVER AND AGUE
r. lots purchasers and easy aynen fot pafA eS
' 49, ROBERT CAMPBELL, l53 BroaiEiy ST
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
EOR SALE at a BARGAIN-A very nice

HUN DAIIL HI q DhIkJTtI4N-h WI UIIt
gsnemsns RESIDENCE in HewJ.rseJ - minutes from S,s.
York depOt bO9ss u rooms splendid order o.
five fne old shade fruit abulianee nhhg
through property; bat little cash requre terms yeJ d
immediate possession; property spdy nng value 10 UclY
particulars and properly cal address FRANKLIN POST
Belmont Hotel. FntonsL. heW.fork
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The gdderzOOk Trial.

WEST CHESTER, Nov. 7.-Udderz ,ok APP
pears cheerful 10 day, inspirited by Me- eagh's
argument. McVcagh proceeded, aud was Sc
we're on tie Newark witnesses, ridiculing Mrs.
romLs' testimony with regard to the size Of
Wilson's shoes, censured the prosecution for
their attempt to identity Wilson with Goss
and characterized the evidence as totally in
adequate ard conflicting, based upon prejudice
engendercd by the notoriety given to this case
throughout the country. Mcyeagh closed with
brilliant uerioratiou, after speaking three and
half hours District Attorney Wanger made
the closing speech for the prosecution, sum
ming up the evidence and insisting 90 the evil
dcnce Of identification as ample and conclusive.
The court then adjourned ill afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-07
From New York.

New YORK, Nov THE hotel proprietors
courlaiu Of exceeding dulluess. One or Two
hotels Oh tic American plan have made re-
ducliun III plies With Que or two exceptions
the hotels iua on the European plan have made
Il reduction in the price Of rooms Of twenty per
cent on their former prices.
In the case of Vim. A. Britton against Gen.
B. +. Butler to recover the value of two drafts
iur $I5Uu0 sciz,d by Butler at New Orleans
Judge Woodruff Yesterday gave decision for
General Butler, holding that the General was
justified III making the seizure.
Upon the resumption Of the Tweed trial to-
day the tcdu5 work Of procuring a jury was
continued
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Financial.

LONDON, Nov. II p. 1.-The rate Of dis
count of the Bank Of England has been advauc.
ed to per cent.
LONDON, Nov 7-3 - p. III. The rate of
discount III open market for three months bills
is 8 per cent which Is the same as the Bank OF
England rate
LONDON, NV. 7---3.30 p. m-.-The amount
Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bluk Of Esq land
on balance day is E34 900.
LONDON, Nov. 1-43O p. m.-The rate for
money at stock exchange Oh Government Sc
curitles is per cent.
LONDON. Nov. IL p. m.-.-There is great
depression IN ali stocks on the list aud the mark
et is fit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-07

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the lcrks
Y office of the Circuit Court oi tie CITY OF lex
andria on the 9th day of October, 1873: l. he
Washington and Ohio Railroad Company. plain
ttf against Ths Alexandria and Washington
Railroad Cumpnny and Samuel NJ. SAocii'aNer,
defendants In chanccry
The object Of this suit is to recover rom the
defendants debt Of ) i3i ~, with interest from
The 2S;h day of May, 1886; also debt of Soi2
with interest rom III. 18Th dry OF May, iepo;
and to attnch ard subj ct the interest OF the de-
PENDANT Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, viii" Is h"E.
resident Of the State Of Fir.ini". in the cnp!!a;
stock, road and equipments OF the >!ld railroad
corlpany, ard all other estate belonging To ana
debts due to said Shoemaker, to the payment ol
the debts due to the complainant ~ Aforesaid.
The defendant. csm'l. NJ. Shoemaker no! hay
ing entered his appearance and given security, nc
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules "i
tbs Court, and it appearing by affidavit tnat he
is not n resident of this State, 1t Is ordered TINT
the said defendant appear here within oncnon
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this SUIT;
and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Alexandria Gazette, It newspaper pub
ished in the city of Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted ut the front
door of the Court House Of this city. n copy,
test: MOTION MAX r, Clerk.
Orr s Taylor, D. 4. oct 1l-@4w
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks
' office of the Corporation Court OF the city
of Alexnndriu, on the 9Th day Of October, 1873:
VIM. Zimmerman, plaintiff, against Eliza Zlln-
norman, defendant In chanccry.
The object of this suit is TO obtain divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony.
The defendant not having entered her appear
arce and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly, and the rules of this Court, and it APP
pearing by affidavit that she is not resident Of
this State it is ordered that said defendant appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order, und 90 what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit and that II copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the AlcAandra Ga
zettc, "a newspaper published in the city of AL
exandriu once Il week for four successive weeks,
and posted ut the front door Of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
Law. B. Taylor .. q. DC. IOw4w
tOHN A. FIELD,
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Abtauc1OrS Sentenced.

PARIS, Nov. Five Of the men arrested
at Antrim, on the charge OF being engaged in
the conspiracy to ahduct the niece Of Prcsideu
McMahon aud hold her rs a hostage, have been
convicted aud sentenced to various terms ot i'm
nrI>n
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The Ring.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-The parties inter
c>tcd ~ the proposed prize fight between Allen
and Hogan are making efforts TO have the fight
come of in this CITY. Alien had benefit at
the theatre last night and Hogan will have a
benefit on Thursday night, after which they
cxpccl to start for Omaha.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-07

RAILROAD SHIPMENTS The shipments
from Hamilton Station, w. 4 0. +. t., for
the month of October, 1878; were 1905 bush
els of wheat, !, 1872 bushels corr, 59f bushels
oats Of bushels corn meal 80 bushels rye, Is
bushels potatoes. 81 bols -four, 9l2 bbls apples,
81 casks and bbls cider, SO bbs aud boxes eggs,
Is, 400 lbs poultry and butter, 3O4O los Old IRON
and rays, 4A tons hay, , cars sto: k and -
calves LouIoun Enterprise.
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From NHIlillIliS.

MEMPHIS, Nov. There has been one
death lrour yellow fever within twenty four
hours ending at noon to-day, and four from
other causes. The weather is clear and warm
and favorable to the sick. The streets are
crowded with visitors.
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The Markets..

New York, Nov THE advance in the
discount OF the Bank of Fog land has depress;
lug effect on the market Stocks declined and
feeling Of Insecurity prevails. Money 7,
gold bid. Gold opened at G., sold off at St
and advanced to Il. Governments dull; not
much doing Wheat dull and in buyers fav,
or. Flour dull aud heavy Corn dull and
uoninally unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nvv Va. skies, coupons,
old, 30; W. Vas, II bid to-day. Cotton very
dull and weak; low middings. l2i. Flour dull
and depressed. Wheat dull aud declined &C.,
white choice lt2--laIr to prime, do. l4Oal6O;
choice amber l6U--good to prime red, l45a,
l55: Common to fair, l20al40. Corn dull
ami lower; white Southern, IS; yellow South,
ern. G6; mixed western noulna ly 65. Oats dull
South rru 4sa5O; western mixed, 41a4S; do
white, 49ajO. Ry quiet. Hay unchanged.
Provisions dull.
The Hamilton, Loudoun county. BulldID!
Association, at It's last sale redeemed hVt
shares at 500 90 per share
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Aid for 'TECillDli;S.

New YORK, Nov In niue police pre-
cipcrs Of this city over 81 900 were subscribed
for the Memphis sufferers on election day. The
reports from other precincts are Yet TO come IN.
The police have contributed $1,000 Tor the
VI cmnhis Sufferers
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Prisoners Executed.

HAVANA, Nov. I : The tribunal at Santl,
ago de CuUa before which the prisoners captur-
ed on the Vlrginus were brought, coudeulud
Bcrnajc Varona, Pedro Cespedcs Jesus Del
Sol and General Ryan to death aud they were
SHOT on the morning. OF the 4th instant.
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n o t &c e /!

To ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
TO ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
To ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
To ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
TO ACCOMMODATE CUSTOMERS
We OPENED a DOUBLE STORE,
We OPENED DOUBLE STORE,
WE OPENED a DOUBLE STORE,
WE OpENED A DOUBLE STORE,
We OPENED y DOUBLE STORE,
W1Tn 4 FULL AND FRESH STOCK
WlTH A Full AND FRESH Stock
WrTH :, FULL AND FRESH Stock
WITH 4 FULL AND Fresh Stock
" It'll \ Full AND FRESH Stock
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS
Doors, SHOES AND HATS
Doors, SHOES AND Hats
Doors, SHOES AND Hats
BoOTS, SHOES AND Hats
For LADIES, Men BOYS AND GIRLS.
Fox LADIES, MEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
For LADIES. MEN, RoYs AND GIRLS.
Fox LADIES, MEN Boys AND GIRLS.
For LADIES, ' EN- BOYS AND GIRLS
Notice. Our assortment is larger than ever
before, aud prices are made to suit the times.
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
DOUBLE STORE,
DOUBLE STORE,
DOUBLE STORE,
DOUBLE STORE,
JOS 4 10 KING STREET
JOS II 10 KING STREET
los Il 40 KING STREET
Not CE--Arcnt Tor Champion Dirt Tx
c!uder Shoe, and the celebrated Bazalne French
Calf Short Legged Boots. oct 24-2m
EEEEC1S OF TILE PANIC
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SlsADeIaIed.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 7.-Schoeper Brothers,
manufacturers oil dress goods, have suspended
1t is reported that they have ample assets 10
pay every dollar.
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YAcAT. The large schooner yacht building
at Mundy's poiut on the Potomac, by Mr..
Philip kirkwood, OF Baltimore, is for the Co.
lumbia Fishing Gu, OF Washington, and not
for the Alexandria Yacht Club, as las been
stated
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Gss- GooD TEMpLARs There will be y meet,
ing OF Potomac Lodge, No. 50, |. o. u; l., hclu
tomorrow evening. ut :! o'clock, in the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Assocatlon wh'n
tho officers for the ensuing quarter, and ID lc,
gates to the Grand Lodge will be elected, ana
ether business o. Importance transact q.
nov 1T
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WAsnINGToN, Nov. I, Ii q. 10.
For the South AIautic States, southwesterly
to northwe,tery winds, falling temperature,
cloudy weather aud occasional rain. For the
Middle and Eastern States, northeasterly Winds
cloudy weather and rain.
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EFFECTS OF THE PANIC.

As severely us the present stringency in mon
ey matters effects merchants and the public gen.
orally, it nevertheless, in many instances, bears
good results, rs one Of the latter may be- cited
that we can offer to the public large, fine and
we'll selected stock of HATS, comprising all the
latest styles, at greatly reduced prices. Having
bought them in New York at forced sale ut
panic prices for cash, we unhesitatingly assert
that we can sell them at fifty per cent less than
regular retail prices. AS for INSTANCE
Do. Fine Broadway styie... - ........ i 20
Alpine and othe styles proportiately low.
|. SCHWARTZ IL CO.,
oct l7-lm 81 and 50 King street.
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II ATTORNEYS,
AND COUNSELLORS AZ LA w.
Practice in the Courts Of the city OF Ale1an.
dria the adjoining counties, aid OF the Dls1ric'
of Columbia. cron ,cENTs
General CLAIM and PENSION AuhE E 20.
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