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IIEALINCI SPRINGS FOR SALE
| -r,,,., .,ar,g AT AUCTION ,asar ,..s
BUTTo BENEFIT oPESTILL lsr OCTOBER.

(bCls1o ts 4kLA Lei oS1pDEt.I
! ,yszs{h gi,5ys ys9I .-ist ." t-
By virtue ef decree OF the Richmond Chancery
Court Of May ID. 1873, III the suit Pttton, &c, rS
Fry.& G.. the UNDERSIGNED, appointed csimrnssion-
that YIN ss = s on
1871, sr I P. NJ, that valuable property known rs
,''"s7 TIE HEALING SPRINGS. ii.
including the REAL EsTATE, si r., Ia t h
HUSbREp AND TWENTY.oSE AokEs. one
thereon used sn connection With the Springs,
BRIK the ~ se1s sfs apa sS;f
TAGES, all in good order. and esineing aconadern-
BILE degree of taste in construction; store, 18th
houses: stables, &c. sud partial equipment for
Pure freestone water Is conveyed BY pipes froma
spriny In the mountains through the bntd!ngs and
grcuads, etfording an ample supply ,or all lur,
With everything neccsSary Tor the eonoar Oh
THE hF W fHw n n s Sk4 syEk
WITRIuT INTERRUrTIos TO TIE lsr OF
the Warns Springs Valley. about fifteen miles from
Coyincton on the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad,
from which point It e accessible by fine turnpike
and The soush Braneh nifoss nav ". s1a, 70
Coyingfon, ana when completed Will psss through
the Warm Springs Valley within short uk'aure
Of the spriugs.
The virtues OF the waters are well known and need
no particular notice. Descriptive pamphlets can
be had OF the agent at the Springs or OF Purcell.
rescue and beautiful, shaded by tres OF original
growth the climate delightful the atmosphere pure
and exhtlerattng and without foss and scenery un-
! TERMs: Cash rs TO one-fcurth OF the purchase
MONEY; the residue upon . credit Of FIX, txeiSe,
notes with Interest added from the day OF sale.
For further informstl0n appiy TO one Of t,s som.
missfoners ut Richmond, Va, or Is. 81. Quases, Tue
"e~A'' SUARL ES q. WILLIAM,
WV. CRUMP,
. JOHN III. GUY,
John A. COKE.
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Z The London Standard states that the late
Dean of Winchester, who had we'Enigh
reached one hundred ysars Of age, died Of;
Inst through taking medicine too strong
Tor him."
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Professor Wise's obituary is 10 type in all
the HeI-regulated newspaper offices.
&c. T.. ,Whipple iseredited witt the obser-
yatlon thst he never read a heWsps in
sun,mer without j suspicion thnt II is made
gnt tried brains.
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PEssKasssAAB.

OsfgcE OF CITY EsGiSRIH, August S, ISIS. g
hJ(Dfl(E.-T0 BRICK M A. SONS,
IN SI9NEMAS0NB, AND CARPEETEBS---
SEALED proposals win be received ut thsolcs. unts
THURSDAY, August ], 1874, ct 10 o'c,oek H., for
sti APEiJl, SEWERS: Leigh street from First %
Fasishee street: Cary street fn,rs EleYenth to Be-
yeti,hI STREET. and Seventh street. from Gary 10
hasFsway hstween Aasn and Cary streets: uaFk
ssraue fron laussl street so point aout lss feet
"a" Also. 9. = RsTCa ,saRREks SEWER for the ex.
tenstnor tho present seses sc the Gas Works,
R0ckeElS. - Ia.rr - 7tr tF.-.s rIuts..s fgy-gx
Will aLo receIye proposals for the construction
or a IstAu iSa3itiE over Rzc0n'S Quarter branch.
on The continuation OF Seeot,d streef.t Il u
|. Pins md Specifications for the above work can
be seen aud forms OF proposals had on application
u this Office ..E = .szsti4isl{. i;s9t{ ~ fgi
The ity rnginecr reserve. the right 70 reject any
or all bids offered. W. H.. CUTSIIAW,
/ au std City engineer.
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3CoMMIssION SALE. OF CgTS
W TEREIELp "a SIls. On MONDAY. A I,

1f3is7s, tsat beisg CONT fo M +Ass,
stails In accord3nce Nttithc Decree rendered in ~
shsnfery sTt q May.ssxecpters %, Wprnsck and
C1esterneld proceed 20 seli d public aucfan n M
couTthouse door fin Manchester, at 4, ocioex NJ Ne
re TRACT OFpLAEb, c9ptsinigg 52at aeres, be-.
Geld county, on the fpodes Artdge road. aIoat sys
miles east OF Clover Hin Joining the Lands 81
"a. w. Walden, A. A. Phaup, I'd. T. VeSter.s e "
covered wisitsy and has eight rooms, audt In rss-
/ TEgAs: Cssh enough 10 pay costa Of ssid su, and
expansesio or sale, and balance on q cnslit or siS
twelve, and eighteen months, equal payments In
serest added for BONDS with approved stcudty' ant
title retained until payments are all M DE- In mi
-3i Tat4 CHARf1ES y. 'STkISGFELLOW.
4 1-fdS (.0fn n,ic
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II
General Bsauregard 4 reported TO hare seia
that There eis noshssDg more 50 slifsf 70
Aaasgicaii scenery than this great gorge anu
its accompanying falls. -, -, =, {,
Judge Farrar delivered liis lecture On
. Tsip Van Winkie . here to-das, ana ,aao
yers sanNpreciative reception. The Judge u
Quite t q tayorife here, and only leaves To-
night because he has n young wife az nome
and IS . delegate to the State, Conservative
Convention. .... r .~s 80 &
.,,san Il is n, come 10 these spring.. The
fare from ,Richmond 10 AlIegtanyl STATEN
ami ress,rn Is only twelve Ed0iiars.Eaud the
ttessets are coed until che 18th Of Ucto her;
Ynn take tho Richmond and nanxtlle train
At 81 o'cieek sk. d.. and are ianded ut the
springs III IL O'Clock at night. Tie trip Is
n most deligAsta Ill enc, especially that portion
inthe splenasa CATS 1d1d over the SMOOTH
aud easgnnt tack ef HE Atlantic, Msssis-
slppi' and Ohio railroad. gas.as h I'm. z Z.
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TIE PORTLAND FIRE-sTATIsTIcS RELATING
70 THE BURNED CrrY.-The city of Portland,
In which disastrous .coufagration, reported
by telegraph, occurred OH Saturday, is the
principal seaport town and the most lin.
portant city in Oregon. It iS situated on
the Willamette river, within ten miles OF
It's mouth, and has heretofore been almost
totally exempt from fires From lis easily
accessible. position it has become one OF the
leading towns in the State, and contains
about 1900 Inhabitants. It was settled In
1S4T. The Oregon aud California road
through from Portland to Oakland has but
lust been finished, aud another railroad from
Salem, the capital Of the State, to Portland is
in process of construction The city has ad-
mirable advantages for navigation besides Its
position on the Willamette river. Tue
Columbia river, which flows within a short
aud easy distance of the city, is about a hun
dred miles from the ocean by direct course,
and is navigable ninety six miles from It's
month for vessels drawing sixteen feet OF
water. For many years past competition
has been excessive, and continued attempts
have been made to withdraw the large ship
ping interest from Portland to st. Helena,
but the mercantile interest Of the farmers
of the former city have been too powerful
to admit OF its successful accomplishment,
and It's shipping and inland commerce has
continued undiminished. The town was
built on plane, at an elevation OF thirty
feet above the level of the sea. and Is sur
rounded 10y dense forests of tall spruce. fir,
and other evergreen trees. The houses
were principally built of wood, are on the
average about two stories in height, and
would naturally fall an easy prey to fire.
The temperature is comparatively mild,
averaging about seventy degrees in summer,
and In winter seldom less than forty degrees.
The educational institutions Of the place
have rapidly increased within few years,
and the rity supports two daily newspapers
and six weekly journals.
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kLEssoS toa Observation-Disclosures Nc

A Lesson t0R MISUNDERSTANDING d6s'
Donald, Esq, writes tt, the Lynchhurg Rir-
qnsan from Glasgow, Scotland - !, o. At ~.
zone ilIussnation will show The immense
energies Wt,icY, Glasgow, has put forth in, The
nath Of 'physscM Development and material
Eprosrerrity! Itisthe deepening ofthe clyde
and the formation OF d splendid harOor onI
I Of what was once dirty, shallow tittie
streasu.s. This Il oae Of the great 'marveis Of
the place. You may have seen much OF
Fshippiny-youanay. have sroaned along the
l!crowded docks gafs liverpool, SoT safled
Through the forests ;os tTlasls which stretch
For miles beiews London, Hbut you will
Drobably never witnessAa greater triumph
iof i ,hn1i,an Industry, enterprise, and ga.
paeisy that is afforded Ia. the construction
of Glasgow barbor.. Great ports are usu-
ATTY found on The seaboard, where the hand
or nature formed them; but here harboT
fIIterally9 dug in the bed and banks OF .
shallow stream, and deep channel cut for
the distance OF twenty miles to admit the
waters Of the estuary, and through which
tbe largest ocean steamers pass with ease.
You. find living ia the very heart OF the CITY
vessels over 300 feet in length and drawing
twenty-three feet OF water, and immune
rub,e crafts varying from these down to The
smallest tug. All this has of course been
done at An enormous expense (which would
doubtless frighten some Of the non-pro.
gressiyes Of Lynchburg), but It has paid ana
Is paying in The enormous growth aud de-
yelopment of the city and it's commerce,
probably beyond the most slngllne expeeta-
tions of the projectors Of the great enter
nrise. And now to meet the coming wants
81 a., s,k,,ro !, ., sornaa 90 rf fha Aockane ca.
pacity OF. the city Is contemplated at COST
Of ss,750, 900, or $l3,750,0O0! May it not,
then, he safely asserted that Glasgow Is
wide awake city, and that she ia reaping tue
golden harvest of a most sagacious policy!
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BY Puine, Cabell & Co., AuctIoneers.
BY Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.
GALE OF AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
AND FRESH DRY GOODS,
AT AUCTION.

Gu WEDNESDAY, August eth, commencing at
10 O'Clock, We will sell mt warehouse large and
choice assortment OF entirely fresh
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, and BALMORALs,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
TRAvELLING-BAGS. OILCLOTHS,
MEMS and BOYS HATS,
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, Be-, &C.
Also. the entire stock of q city house declining
business. consisting of .---->eas---.
BOOTS and SHOES, ...s IL. y ..a .sA -%
READY-MADE CLOTHING, 5s .s. ....
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &C.;
the VIII lie co uprising very attractive stock, and
We'll worthy the attention OF the trade, and which
viii be sold without reserve.
PAINE, CABELL i CO.,
au2 -.s.t +" +ft' .at...- Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street. .....

VALUABLE LOT WITH TWO SMALL
BRICK TtNEMtNTS THEREON. STU
ATHD ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
AM, NINA III +
STREETS, FUR SALE At PUBLIC AUG
TlUN.-Win lie sold at public auction, on the
premises, Oh WEDNESDAY the eih of august,
liza. commencing It % O'Clock 7. NJ. that YALU-
ABLE Lot with two small brick tenements
thereon. containing three rooms cieh with weil
OF good water In the yard. his property viii be
sold whole. 1r sub-divided If iesired-LOT
53xi55 feet to On alley, no parties OF limited means
tits seldom such opportunity Is offered 10 secure
4 good yit:e home III Il good neglshDrhoOd AZ u
small outlay.
: Ana.finnfrrS. !.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &e.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, DE.
MINERAL WATERS.
ALLEGHANY,
WHITE SULPHUR,
RoCKBkIDGE ALUM,
I BLUE LICK, a ~ "a ,-.
CAPoN SPRING,
CONGRESS-, -. ..@
GEYSER, ~ n sa.-s @
FREDERICKSHALL BITTER. !.
Supplies received direct. For sale ut wholesale
and retail by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
ana Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
5yETTYsBURG KATALYSINE WA.
" TER-The United States p'sRepssa as s sne
bonated springs or Europe. 1t far exceIs any other
known In la self-prser1ingp Itdocs not
dss Claimed ~ for any other mineral water the power
10 dissolve the nres or so-catied chalk formations
in the body or OH the limbs and joints This the Get
tyslmrx Katalysine Water has done in hundreds OF
Instances. GOVT, RHETMATIsM, NEURALGIA, DYs-
PEPsIA. GRAVEL DIABETES. KIDNEY ana URINARY
DISEASES generally have yielded to It's influence 1t
has restored MUSCULAR PowER to the paralytic,
cured ABDOMINAL DssofSY, and given healthy &c
ton to the TORPID LIVER Vt mas cursd ci!RoS!c
pIARgHdsA, PILES, CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA, CA
TARRH, DISEASES OF THE SKIN, GENERAL DEBILI.
TY and NERVOUS PRosTRATIoy from MENTAL and
.er Il l. powerful for aScEssIvs EAT
ING or drinking. II coTrects the stomach, promotes
digestion. and relieves the hesdaimost imnie afely
Pamphlets containing \ history of the Spriag, TT
ports from eminent physicians and meutcal writer's,
marvellous and wcattested ceres, aud
from distinguished citizens, viii be furnished and
sent by mail on application 20 ar !..s. 4..,,t il.
WHITNEY 'BkUrHERS, General Agents,
p ga south Front street. Philadelphia, Va.
GETTYSBURG SpHiNG COMPANY. ~satGNsG Isrt
For sale by PURCELL, LADD 6 co. snd drug
gists generally. 20 tI my 7-eddsnl =
DACAHOUT DES ARABES {Frencbl,.
LII Loefiund's: Liebg's Food for infants Ger
manl-excecnt dietetc preparations for infants
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DoARD REDUCED rO % PER DAY,
CoLUMBIA HOTEL. COLUMBIA, 5. C.

The proprietor Of this well-known frst-eIass
Hotel would respectfully inform his many friends
and the travelling public generally TINT he has this
day REDUCED HIS RATES OF BOARD from
81 per day {,
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY.
and af The same tipe pledges himself. to spare no
aiuS I'm the management Or tho house to sustain
1ts reputation as frst-class hotel in eytgy Se..
sslIuct WILLIAM GORMkN,
IN 3i-.l daw Proprietor.
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DACAHOUT DES ARABES Frencbl,.
HI Loefunds Liebig's Food for infants tGcr-'
nian)-cxceilcnt dietctic preparations for infants
and dyspepIcs. l.. WAGNER, Druggist. "a
Nv ~ Sixth and Broad streets.
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The Signal B1resu proposes. to erect
weather oLservatories on the samniits OF Mt.
Mitchell, n. c., aud Pixies Peak !t.!tH2 @il
They have q collateral security bank In
BaltinoEe-a good idea, {..i44 gssf ans gfa
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TELEGRAPH. ;.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
From Spain.

BAYONNE, July l6.--Iho Carlists claim that
they have now ten thousand men under arms.
The Spanish government has ordered war yes
sells to cruise along the coast of Biscay TO pre-.
vent the landing OF cargoes Of arms aud militia
ry stores for the Carlsts ~
MADRID, July l6.-Dispatches from BARGE
Iona announce that yesterday all the workmen
In the cotton and woocn factories struck and
the shops were closed. La the evening the
employees of both sexes assembled on the plaza
where they were haranglicd by several speak
efs who urged them to emulate the course OF
The men of Acoy, overthrow the municipal
government, and burn the churches and public
buildings. The sentiments were not received
with favor. The speakers were Missed by their
hearers. Before any serious disturbance had
taken place troops arrived 10 the plaza aud the
assembly dispersed Further manifestations
by the mast violent among the workmen are
unprecedented and precautions have been taken
to deal with them promptly.
MADRID, July lG.-Seuor Aurich, Minister
of Marine, has returned from Carthagena.
While there he was fired AT by the insurgent
troops.
The portion of the garrison OF Carthagcna
which refused 10 join the revolt, will reach here
to-day.
lGlcSranlS rom a!tucla Slalc lhal uuc p'I
| cautions have been taken to prevent an out
break III that city. The Governor reports that
the volunteers maybe relied Cd to. support the
authorities. . !
BAYoSNE June 16 Two thousand Carllstss
under Hero have eutcTed the province OF
Paencia.
President Pi " Margall has refused to nePo-
tate tor the exchange Of prisoners, but has
authorized the republican COMMANDERS to come
to au understanding with the Carllst chiefs to
secure proper treatment Of the Spanish troops
falling into the hands Of the insurgents.
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The Markets.

New YORK, July l6.-Stocks firm. Gold
firm at It, Money easy at 3a5. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged
Corn quiet. ,..
BALTIMORE, July l6. Va. SKIES, cousolidat;
ed, So; do. pcelers, 49,. West Vas; foi bid
to-day. Cotton firm; low middIiugs l9; Flour
firm and steady; prices unchanged. Wheat ac-
tive; shade frmer /. Corn firm and scarce for
Southern; white Southern Sass; yellow do. 62;
mixed Western dull aud lower at 57@ Oats
6rm; Southern 53a54;; Western mixed 49a50;
DO white 5la53. Rye dull at 7Oa7 IS Hay un-
changed. VIZ j." "r'-< ~
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New YORK July 1.-THE trustees ol'the Pea
body Educational fund will meet to-day at Fifth
Avenue Hotel. Thepresidcnt arrived this morn
ing from Long Braoch to be present. with OK,
Governors Winthrope and Clifford OF Mass. and
other members including Gov. Aiken OIL South
Caroline and DR.. Sears Of Virginia
The first. bale of cotton of this year S crop
was sold yesterday at IS cents a pound. The
cotton was grown in Cameron county Texas.
The natives Of 1Alsall and Lorraine in in this
City and neighborhood celebrated yesterday by
grand festival the anniversary OF their option
for French nationality.
Specie shipments to-day by The steamships
Scotia and King William amounted to s 23l !
l33 of which 81, l0O, 600 Wis in gold coin, the
remainder In silver bars.
There were six proposals to sell bonds to the
government to-day, aggrng tting 1923, $50, at
from ll5 As TO ] Fl AZ The bonds purchased
will be paid for in national bank notes.
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Strike anticipated.

NEW York, uly ia Wilkesbarre dispatch
states that considerable uueasiness and dlssat-
istactiou is prevalent among coal miners and
those in the employ Of the Lackawana Com
pauy have initiated movement which is be-
iieved will be followed throughout the coal re-
gion 10 demauiug rates for labor the same as
demanded on the occasion Of the long strike
two years ago The company will give de-
flute answer in about week
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July Is, Il a. M.
During the rest of Wednesday, in the East
ern Gulf and South Atlantic States, falling
barometer, higher temperature, southeast aud
southwest winds, partly cloudy weather and oc-
casional local rains. For the Middle and East
Atlantic coast, northerly winds veepng to south
east and generally clear weather.. .,s..t...s Il
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j .S,,I.Jnn Death.

July LEX Collector OF In
ternal Revenue, John B. kenny, was found
dead in his room at bis residence this morning.
Deceased had arisen from his bed and whilst
making his way 10 his armchair fell to the
floor and died, apparently without a struggle:
Water around the heart Was the Immediate
cause of death. ,
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The Kenf,ickF lottery.

LOUISVILLE, July I6.--By examining their
books the Public Libary officials find that the
ticket drawing the capital prize, 100000, was
bought by j.. H. Keith, Of Kingston, Mass,
and the ticket drawing the second prize. $780,
900, was bought by Willis Worry, of Giles
countv TENNESSEE .. .... I
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New WHEAT -ITs CONDITION. The follow
ing timely remarks Of the Petersburg Index
are equally applicable to this section New
wheat is beginning to come into the city freely
and much Of it wet. Now one thing every far
.mer knows is this, that wet wheat won't keep,
and when bulked for any length of time in that
condition, will be totally ruined. Of course, when
wheat comes here too damp. no miller will give
Its full value, for it is source Of continual an.
noyauce and risk to him, and he must be paid
1or taking the chances of loss 1t is. easy tor
Ae farmer to have his wheat dry before ship
meah, aud then there is no danger otloss either
lsa.snse, H the wheat. We hope our country
iI'yuds Riu keep this matter before them, and
snip no nore wet wheat to market.
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j. VI. BRA nFOkD.
!. VI. TTtA TFUKD. u. ". r. MIIUKF..
. JOSEPH FERRY.
rRkNEY SPRINGS


JOSEPH FERRY.
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
~ Shenandoah County, Virginia.
BRADFORD, MOORE y PERRY, Prop rs
II miles from Mt Jackson, Va, e.
HIS been greatly improved BY the erection
Of large and convenient dining room, ball ROOM
paror and some fifty new chalnbcrs-all newly
furnished. Double porchcs surround the build
ings s1lording delightful prolnenudos, which, in
connection with the walks and drives, make it q
desirable place Of resort for tie pleasure seeker
rs we'll rs for the invalid. Among the waters
can !be found Chal ybeaie, Sulphur, Frccsto:c
and the famous Bear Wallow.
= Nisitur$ leaving Alexandria on the $50 train
arrive ut the'Sprlngs at early ten. Excursion
tickets for sale at the ticket office of the W. G.,
V. NJ. " u. 5. K. r., at Alexandria, good until
October }lst for $3.50
Board per month S45; per week $3.50; per
day 81 81; children under II and servants half
price. Circulars can be had at E. s. Leadbea-
ter IL Bros. je 2-lm
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Fires

: Louisville, July .l6,-1'lle:e' were four
fires in this city last night in, the space Of two
hours aud a half, the first about $50 clock
in the lumber yard Of Long 4 Bro. There was
but little damage. The secoud, was in the
candy mandatory of Conrad Euh!er, on Mark
ct street, involving loss of so, 900 the amount
ofinsurauce The third was on Third street,
between Main aud River streets, originating in
j. f. Wlthers 4 Cos. fnccnt tobacco estab-
lishmcnt, destroying that and the adjoining
building occupied by Herbero 81 Wright as a
mill ni>hing establishment, The loss Of
Withers 4 Go. is estimated at $4,000; insured
in the Western and German Offices 10 this city
for 50, 500 10 each. The loss of Herbert Il
Wright is about $1,000 insured. The fourth
was in Bomberger Il Blooms block on Fourth
street, between Green and Walnut, and de-
stroycd Vernoon' grocery, Madam Buckley 5
fancy goods store a. vacant house IN the block,
and damaged Farguy's restaurant and confec-
tionery The loss is estimated at, $1,000 Par
ticulars Of the losses are not yet reported.
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Yellow Fever.

NEW York, July lG.--rwo fatal cases of
yellow fever occurred on the steamer City of
Merida, one being the engineer and the other a
steward, and they were buried in the quaran-
tine grounds Several passengers are now
sick aud arc in the quarantine hospital.
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Weather.

LONDON, July l6--l:3O p. m.--The weather
this morning is slightly cooler and clear, a fresh
northwest wind during the night Several
sunstrokes were reported Yesterday afternoon.
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SE.U.NER RESORI'S.

pOARD CAN BE OBTAINED at A
mauding beautiful view of the Blue Ridge
Mountains situated ten miles from Winchester
and Bcrryville, and near the village Of White
Post Ice in abundance and terms moderate.
Address y. b. C., White P,St, Clarke county,
Virginia. jy l4-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-16

Police HEAD QUARTERS. The following
cases have been reported at police headquarters
since yesterday Hugh fancy, for boisteIous
Conduct, was discharged with reprimaud. A
warrant was issued against VIM. Glachet, for
rolling wheelbarrow on the side walks. The
above were in the Mayors court. In Justice
Mays Court, Georgeanna Day aud Kate Mar
tin, both colored, we're bound over to keep
the peace, and Peter Davis was committed
to jail to await the result of the injuries nfllct
I'd by him upon Ferdinand Davis his brother.
Albert Cvzzens, colored, committed to Jail for
robbing the house Of Cation Arlington was
brought before Justice Beach and recnmuitted
for further examination. Edward Galag her,
committedsto> the work house for vagraucy and
Tor assisting William Phillips to escape, has
been released upon the payment OF his hue.