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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

AON''A' ~NN'NVV OAitS, ull NdSn, SoUU.OOO
To provide means fer this magnificent Concert,
One Hundred Thousand Whole Tick
cts only will be issued.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, S.: and Quar-
tiers, S2.50. Eleven whole Tickets Cor
siOO; No discount on less than SI0O or
ders.
The object OF this THIRD GIFT CONCERT like
the two heretofore given with such universal 90
prevail rs The enlargement ard ~ndow n1enl of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY which, by the
sp"clai act authorizing the concert for It's benefit
IS 10 pc forever free to all citizens of every State
The drawing will be under the supervision of the
Trustees oil the Library, assisted by the most emf
nent citizens Of the United States The sale of
tickets has already progressed 50 far that com
plete success is assured, buyers are therefore
ntihed that they must order at once II they desire
to participate in the drawing
The management of this undertaking has been
committed by the trustees TO Hon. Thomas r.
Bramiet5e, late Governor of Keutuckv TO
whom CT nmunicatIons pertaining tothe Gift Con
cert may be addressed.
L. T. DURRETT, Prest.
II. n. HALDEMAN, Vice PIT
JOHN s. CAlN, see'y Public Library of Nv.
FARMERS AND DRoVERS' BANK, Treasurer,
Public Library Of Ky, Louisville, XIV
AS the time for the Concert is close at hand
tAPrf sth. parties wanting tickets should send in
heir orders Immediately if they would avoid the
rus and delay absolutely uhavoida bile in the few
days preceding the drawing All orders for tickets
or applications for agencies, circulars information
Will meet with prompt attention.
TIIOS. e. BRAMLETTF,
Agent Public Library, Louisville, KY
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

1000 KEGS, assorted sizes o Id Dominion Nails
200 Boxes assorted sizes Window Glass. =.
5000 Pounds Putty in Bladders and in Cans in Oil.
$50 Sacks, Rio, Laguayra, Java, and Mocha Coffee
800 Barrels Raw Refined Sugars,
40 caddles. Green and Black Tea.
loo Boxes Cream Cheese.
500 pounds Manila Indigo.
10 Sacks Black Pepper. -sF1r.st rrr
10 Sacks Alspice. -.r,
100 Barrels, Noe I, 2 and Maekerel.
30 Barrels Sfolasses and Fine syrup. ...
so Boxes Laundry Starch
zoe Boxes Laundry and Toilet Soaps. GsEC fi
25 Cases italian kaecsroni.
500 Dozen MasOn's Backing. t
leo Gross Landry Blueing.
50 Gross ParlCr Matches.
20 Gases Concentrated Lye. 49, -r.- r
500 Reams assorted Wrapping Paper.
100 Kegs Bread Soda
LEE & TAYLOR BROS, q
Wholesale Retail 6rocers & Commission Merchants.
Fab. 4, Is7S,-tf
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+ Solicit consignmcnts Of Ginseng, Feathers
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root,
Metals, Rags, faxseed, &C., &C., &C., &c.
Prompt and careful attention gwen to all
shipments, and account sales with remittance
rendered on all sales without delay.
NEW York REFERENcEs.-Marine Nation
al Bank Seventh Ward National Bank ;
Messrs. Howes & Macy, Bankers, as well as
all respectable merchants throughout Yir-
ginia and Tennessee.
Nov. IL, ls70-lY
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n 80 sBa
". G. STRATTON,

N2ESY and regular arrivals of elegant
IL CLOTHS, DOEsKINS, FANCY CASslMERs,
and also the best Goods from the Wooden
Mills of Virginia and Tennessee, suited
for every day wear.
CoATs, PANTS, VESrs, &C., made to order
in the latest New York styles at moderate
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. fa. 4f.
j. Agent also for the NEW Vic;or Sewing
MseEiae. Mr.. Teetcr an experienced ma
chinist has been engaged TO exhibit and run
these machines. All orders for this superb
or and really splendid new machine will
receive immediate attention.. .-s,>,.
W. G. STRATT0N.
Feb'y Is, '73.--tf. .a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

lee & Taylor Bros,
Wholesale & Retail esccers & Commission Merchants,
Feb. I: Lynchbnrg, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18
Fruit Trees! Fruit TFGGS!!!! !.
Seventy-Five Thousand
FRUIT TREES
A Choice and well Selected Varieties.

Al lie Trees-.Of the Leading Varieties.
rly Harvest Sine Qua Non, Sweet Bough,
An rican Summer Pearnain, Early Strawberry,
ia ma
LL-Dutel, Mignonne, Fall Pippin, Hawley,
liz bsrds;on N7nsueh, MaideR's Blush, Porter,
sc -ro-fur: her and liorld's Wonder.
l.INTER-Baidwin, Bellehower, Biz Hill Bal
lock Pippir, Cannon Permain, panyer's Whter
Sweet, Esopus Spitzspbufg, Flushing Spitzenburg,
Fallenwalder King Tompkins County, Timber
Twig Ladies' Blush, alfIam, Newtown Pippin,
Northern Spy, Peeks Pleasant, Golden Russell,
RawIe'S Janet Rhode Island Greening, swaar,
VandeFere, Virginia Beauty, Wines4P, and many
other apples suited toour section.
Peaches, Cherries, StdpdGrd and
D,0ar5 Pears, Grape Vines. dc.
All fruits guaranteed as to variety, and every eff
fort made to give satisfaction. y
PLANTING SEAsOE:-Frnm 10th October to
Iss January in the Fail, and from LIST February TO
10th April in the Spring. li
~ Price List. IL 70 se-4a.-
-Four year old a pple Trees, well branehed
and good bearing size ----,. -..------szo per 100
% o0o three year old Apple Trees, once -
Two wear old Apple Trees, 4 to feet....sl5 loo
One year old Apple Trees, 3 TO feet-slo I" loo
pEAcUEs-one wear from hnd, good size, A to 5
feet high weniy leading varieties -. sis per loo
- CheTTies--six varietios...,.. 30 each.
Dwarf Pears ...-.....--------,9 . - Pr doz
Standard Pears. 49,. I'D
Plums ....--a 90 "
Grape Vines ..--.......-- ---a5 to s-lVo .sil
AIarge and varied stock Of shIubbsry, Green
house Plants, Roses, Dahlias, &c All orders filed
promptly with care. Address
CARNAHAN & KELLY.
Sept. 3.-tf. Abingdon, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

cE IN en- per day! Agents wanted All
Do ~ 9Au classes Of working people. ofeith-
er SEX your or old, make more money at work
for III their spare moments or all lifetime, Than
at anything else sTticulars fTss. Address g.
STINSoN & CO., eEtl1nd, Maine.
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AGENTS AHITED FOR THE
GREAT INDUSTRIES Of the United States.

500 Printed IN English Dc German
including John Cough Hon.
Rowland Rev f. Edwin Hail. Philip Ripley Albert Brisbane,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

gr0hS are the choicest class Of French Art print
ing in oils--tte perfection Of cbromo) We also
give the superb $40 pair of Genuine French oil
Chromos =. WIDE AWAKE and FAST ASLEEP -
subjects LIFB charming fac Sihile of srigi-
nal oil Painting. This paper has the largest circ1t-
htiot in the l10rli. 1t viii this year be made bet
ter than ever. Serial tales by world lannon's au
thors, L. N ALcoTT, EDwARD EseLEsToS, HAIR
RIEr DEEcHEE STOWE, etc. Now and brilliant con-
trilyntors Illustrated Holiday Number and back
Numbers OF Miss Alccfts story FREE. 17he idrgest
commissions DGidi One Agent made $500 in
months another s537 in IS days another S94. 40
in oRe week one S37 o. in day, and many 9TH
ers iron IS and Slo to $40 per day. This gear our
offers are even more profitable. TEE SCBscRIHsR
GIFTS THE PICTURE PREMIUM WHEY he PAYS The
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

This work is a complete history Of all bran
;hes Of industry, processes of manufacture,
etc, in all ages. Is a complete encyclopedia
If arts and manufactures, and is the most
entertaining and valuable work of informa-
zion on subjects of general interest ever Of
fered to the public. 1t is adapted to the
wants of the Merchant, Manufacturer, Me-
;hanie, Farmer, Student and Inventor, and
sells to both old and young of all classes -
rhe book is sold dy agents, who are making
large sales in all parts Of the country. 1t is
offered at the low price Of SO so. and is the
cheapest book ever sold by subscription. No
family should be without copy We want
Agents in every town in the United States,
lnd no Agent can fail to do well with this
book. Our terms are liberal. We give our
agents the exclusive right of territory. One
Of our agents sold 1873 copies in elgnt days,
another sold 363 in two weeks. Our agent in.
he work sent to agents on receipt of stamp.
II. Il.
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THE BEST BUSINESS
HENRY WARD BBSOHER,s

opportunity and the most ttkiIlg combination of
fered is TO be found in an Agency for taking sub
ell H. far
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Ne1p advertisements.
GRANDEST SERENE or THE AGE.
$500 900 / I
CASH GIFTS 4
100000 I0r only SIC

auesdny, April Sta. 1873.
At this Concert The bcstmuSical talent that can.
be procured from all parts Of the country viii aid
peas leto tAe entertainment, and Ten TfiOus-
ana cnSh GIFTS, aggreg2ting vast total OF
Lsaif Million Dollars currency will be
distributed by lottothe ticket holders, follows:
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FRENCH OLEOGRAPH,

Great LITERARY, FAMILY NEWSPAPER. wit
which is given away the largest and best Prom
am picture ever offered, the new and exquisit
Si2
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18
The Jurisdiction of the County
ssnss Circuit Courts.

The following act has passed both
Houses of Assembly the House
amendments being concurred in by
the Senate yesterday, and it will be
found important, not only to Judges
and Lawyers, but to the people gene
rally:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06
UIEU.

January q, 1873 at O clock H. m, at Ayrc-
shire, the residence Of his son, Gc" 5. Ayr,
near Uppervlle Fauquier county, Va, THO>.
AIKE, in the 80th year Of his age. He was born
IN the county Of Durham England, April -, l7|,
emgrated to America, and landed IN Balllmor"
in August 1919 and lived about one year with
MIR. Mathew Smith, to whom he had letters OF
reference, and To whom he Was ever grateful for
his kindness and advice. He then moved L"
Washington, whore he lived eight year,, en-
ployc'l n civil engineer of the city, and wh'r,'
he made many warm friends. lie then was Oh
fered and acce:.tcd the appointment ss Snper'"-
-cndent Of the Little River Turnpike Company,
which situation he held for thrty-thrcc ycaT-
He then resigned, expressing desire no longer
- serve in ublic life, since which time b" in-
lived At the above named place, dcvot'ns ms
attention TO farming.
Washington and Baltimore papers please copy J
Near Burkes station, on Friday night: ~, Pc e.
ccmber 9th, of paralysis, Mr. JOHN lIIlh
FAIRFAX, q native Of Fairfax county, IN the
I'D year Of his age.
Ga December u, 1872 Mrs. }. MARSH ALL.
widow Of Mr.. james Marshall, deceased, ru-
siding near Burke's station
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06
The Crops.

We have received the Report of the Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture for the months Of Novem-
Der and December 1t gives thclollowing MS the
indications Of the crops in portions of this State
CoRN--Statiord Severely injured by drought
Shenandoah Reduced by drought Madison:
Excellent on bottom lands; indifferent on high
lands. King George: Poor yield. Fauqurcr:
Better than was expected, on account of thor
ough cultivation. Fairfax: Somewhat injured
by warm fall and rain. Rocking ham: Good
yield in spite Of drought. Westmoreland: Ex-
ceelingly mail crop; shortened by the terrible
drought.
WINTER GRAIS-Frederick Early sown
wheat injured by the hy Shenandoah Early
sown wheat made fine start, but in many fields
was destroy ed by the n.y. preparation of sol
good, but much Of the grain put in too late and
the season too dry. Page: Wheat looks better
than last year more lime and manure used, and
less of phosphatrs better cultivation; wheat
sown before the 18th of September has the i!y
to some extent, but not seriously. King George:
Wheat looks Us we'll rs usual heavy rains carly
in Noven bcr Louisa: Wheat sown late;
we It !cr not iAvorable hence it does not look rs
wei. rs usual.
ROOT CRopS-Orangc: Root crops fair; sweet
potatoes improved by September rains Stall
ford Severely injured by drought Madison:
Shortened by dro .ght and bugs sweet potatoes
very fine. Fauquicr: a failure; sweet potatoes
fine. Fairfax: Very fine; especially peach
blows
CorroH Prince George: Cotton largely sub
stltutad Tor peanuts ha. not answered cxpccla-
tons. Southampton: Shortened by drought
but line; II $50 pounds seduction yielded
3,993 OF lint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

The courage Of Boston woman during a
small pox, care is worthy ofSpecial note: Walk
ing along the street one day, she felt sure that
she had received the infection from passing
person, and wrote note to her family stating
the trouble and that she was going to reside
III al unoccupled house at Blllreca TILL the
danger was over. She received TWO attend
ants, took possession Of the house. in ten days
was taken down with the disease. passed
through the various stages, recovered. and is
now at home, happy that her family have cs-
capped the disease through her brave devotion.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. The near approach
Of the 18th of March has fastened the prcpar.-
tons to be made by the loca committee for the
procession on the occasion OF the Inauguration.
About one thousand buildings were erected
in this city during the past year.
The board Of health is suffering just now
from an lnternecne strife.
Seven new cases OF small and pox four
deaths have been reported within the past two
days.
The murder or murderers Of Mrs. Lamplcy,
Of Baltimore, are still at large, and have left
no clue behind them.
Inc Enlancpalcu, Rlulcai newspaper,
published at Toulouse, France, has been sup
pressed.
President Theirs will visit Calais On Friday
next, to witness some artillery experiments.
The New York weekly bank statement shows
again 10 reserves of S955,2T5.
Such horrid feelings as | experience no one
can imagine | feel Respondent as though
something awful was going to happen. Use
Summons Liver Regulator, fyou would avoid
such feelings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

100000 divided in shares Of 800 each and
to do business in Suffolk.

$50 900, divided in shares OF 800 each. and
to do business in Suffolk
STATE TAXES.
Tn the Senate, on Frid1y, the House Joint
resolution allowing collectors OF taxes until the
first day of May. 1873, 10 proceed with and
close M the State collections. instca;: o the
first day of March. as now provided. Was pass
ed, The bill now goes to the Governor. who
Will doubtless approve 1t.
CHARTERS OF INCORPORATION.
The Senate has instructed the Committee on
Amendments to the Constitution TO inquire IN
to the expediency of SO amending the ConSttu
ton of the State as to prohibit the granting
Of any charters of Incorporation by the Ge0eral
Assembly.
INTEREST.
Tn reference to the question Of the payment
of interest on the State debt everything Is lat
sea- no two opinions concurrng, and It Is now
considered doubtful whether the Legislature
will make any provision whatever Tor the pay
1nent.
MISCELLANEOUS
NavieatOn on the James river has been re-
sumed for steamers.
The Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad Com
pany have begun to change their locomotives
to coal burners, and SION all the locomotives
used along the line of that road will be altered
to use coal instead Of wood.
Ga the first day Of each January an invcn-
tory is required OF every manufacturer of tobac-
co and cigars, stating the stock Of tobacco. &c.,
on hand at that date.
In consequence of the thaw ard rain in the
upper county freshct in the James river Is
apprchcnded.
Rev C. R. Vaughn. of Charlotte, is to be-
come the pastor of the Third Presbyterian
Church Of this city, in place OF Rev. DR.. Baird
resigned.
The Board of Directors of the Virginia :Ag
ricutura and Mechanical College, will, at then
meeting Oh next Tuesday. elect + Professor OF
Technical Agricultural aud Natural History
Among the prominent candidates are hlaJ +.
\. S. Handy, Of Augusta, Gen. Lonax anc
Capt. j. G. Little, Of Fauquier
| About five o clock this morning break oc
Cured in the canal just above the city. wash
ing out some forty or fifty feet OF the bank
from whence a stream poured forth that dit
considerable damage, carrying away sheds
houses, &c, but fortunately no enc ""
drowned, though several were in danger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

A plan for strengthening buildings, which
certainly presents some new and important
facts in regard to the architecture and safety OF
cities has been introduced in Boston by MIR.
D. L. Emerson, California architect. 1t pro-
vides for the insertion of iron uprights an inch
in thickness, and one third as wide as the wall
is thick, at intervals of ten feet, in every front
and side wall, with cross bars holding the four
walls together and running through the floors,
strap iron being used at Intervals, and bound
in with bricks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

The Petersburg Appeal enumcratest the follow
ing, as among the projects now before Congress
designed to increase the power and patron
age of the general government, and to central
ize' the operations of the laws in several i'm
portant particulars: ITO absorb the telegraph
lines as government institution to concentrate
the control of railroads. 10 government bureau;
to regulate elections by sweeping Federal
law; to run the common school system by a
National Educational Bureau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06
.Ai.t.lA EUKIA, ' +.
MONDAY, JANUARY G, 1873

LoU1s1ASA.-The New York Herald, in an
article on the state of affairs in Louisiana, and
the the interference of the Federal officers
says: 1.-THE Republican State Convention
was presided over by the head of the federal
Custom House at New Orleans its members
we're three-fourths Of them federal office
holders; its doors were guarded by federal
marshals and their deputies. The nominees
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor were a
u. S. Senator and T. S. Custom House Col
lector, and a large portion Of the Legislative
candidates we're federal officers. When de-
feated at the polls, federal Judge overrode the
State courts, issued orders sweeping away the
State government. placing bogus Returning
Board in authority, scattering the State Legs
lature and proclamiug State canvass without
having single official return on which to base
it. TO enforce these orders federal Marshal
called in the aid Of the federal army, the halls
oflegislation were made the camping ground
of federal troopers, and the doors of the Capt.
I'll were guarded by federal baynots. These
are stern facts, and no American worthy the
enjoyment of free govcrnment-no Christian
man who loves justice and hates oppression
can afford to ignore them or to hold blameless
al administration that lends its authority tc
sanction such reasonable and tyrannous acts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06
Canal Trade for 1872.

Ascending-Number Of bouts 1886, carrying
Fish lGS-l5 tons, grain 1910 furnitur" /,
groceric. 3, potatoes : 10, castings a. lumber and
stone 20, slaves 1874 10, coal loi, plaster 36i-lj
poudrelte ?. gravel J, wood 2
Observation-Disclosures of boats 24l5 carrying
Cider tons, spokes ~, lumber and hoop pole
S. 10, pig iron rs, ice and rough stone S93, c"-
ment 270-l5 coul 1856 limestone 2W9-l5,
WOOD "a 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06
sMARKTED.

Oa Monday, December 23d, 1872, at Hcrndon,
Fairfax county, by Rev. John McGill, judy"
f. A. MERRIMAN and Miss FRANCES +.
JOHNSON.
On Thursday, December 18th, by Rev Geo.
Ii. Williams, Mr.. J. p WOODWARD to Mis-
MARGARET V. WOODWARD, al! Of Fairfax
county.
On Thursday, December 18th, by Rev. &c"
Ii. Williams, VI N. b. GRANT OF Now York,
to Miss NJ. Z. DEAN, of Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

In reference to appointing men to public Of
fees, the Richmond Dispatch says that man
may do as he peases in trusting those who are
to have charge of his own property, but he
has no right to allow any such motive as mere
friendship and kinship to prompt him to select
the inferior aud reject the superior officer where
the interests of others, along with his own, are
.,t ct,co -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

The New York Tribune calls the roll of
deaths by violence and casualty in New York
during the past year, ''ghastly record. ' The
phrase is so trte that we hardly under
stand its significance until it is illustrated oy
the figures. Fifty-seven cases of homicide,
40 of suicide, 200 of sunstrokc, 7'555 accidental
deaths and POO bodies, found in the river and
harbor, make up this record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

The Washington correspondents of the Batl-
more Sun says:-''There were apprehcnsionS
Yesterday Of a serious food but the signal ser
vice bureau here enabled the mlllcrs, canal
men. and Others doing business along the llne
of the water to prepare for it. Bulletins have
been received here at intervals during the day
from signal officers on tie upper Potomac an.
on the Shenandoah, giving the state OF the
water from time to time These bulletins in.
dicatc rapid rise during the day, put rtces-
sion at night. The water in the Shenandoah:
rose thirty eight inches in a few hours, but al
most as rapidly subsidized. Some fears haze ex-
listed on account of the ice breakup, but up to
midnight last night the situation along the 20,
tomac was unchanged, both here and 1T Har-
per's Ferry"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

Private and press dispatches from both New
Orleans and Little Rock foreshadow trouble
and possibly bloodshcd. In New Orleans the
liberals seem determined to undertake the III.
auguration Of NIcEnery as Governor, and tic
other liberal candidates declared elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

The Richmond Wing says that Gen. J. D.
Inhoden; of that city, has left for England
and while there will look after the interest of i'm
migration to Virginia, and the interests of Ger
tain railroads of the State in which Englisl
Ca ca pitsslists arc expected to invest, or have al
ready invested He will be absent severa
months, and will probably make the tour of the
Continent before he returns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

William S. Newton. late Manager Of tic
Chcrlscy Branch Of the London and County
Bank, has just been convicted at Old Bailey OF
embczzling about seven hundred dollars and
sentenced to five years pcnal servilule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

After second trial, which has lasted seven
teen days, the jury in the Stokes case have
found him guilty Of murder in the first degree.
Stokes shot and killed James Fisk, jr., at the
Grand Central Hotel, 10 New York, on the 9Th
Of January, 1872.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

Congress re.assembIed to-day. Besides pass
iug the necessary appropriation bills, pro"id-
ing for the distribution Of the award Of the
Geneva Tribunal, considering the Credit Mo-
bier affair and the French Slolialiou Chains,
there is but little for it to DO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

The New York Herald warns the admins
tration that in case of disturbance IN New
Orleans to- day, on the occasion ofthe Inaugural
ton of Governor McEncry, the American
people will exact reckoning from all, however
high in authority, who may incur responsibility
for the outrage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06
per- S Ferry.

An Internal Exhibition is to be held in Ma
drid in 1875 The wiscst statesmen OF Spain
have seen other nations winning ample profit
by these gatherings of the products of labor
and skill from their own and friendly lands,
and hope that the Castiiian race may receive Il
healthy imnulsc from a similar show.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-06

Observation-Disclosures Of Wheat are very light.
and prices are unchanged; small lot of good
red changed hands to-day ut $50. Corn is nc
tive and firm: offerings of 372 bushels mixed
and 100 Of yellow, with sales Of the former At rn
and G2!, and of the latter at 81.