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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
PALISADE LUMBER YARD.
L. I. II GLE,
FORWARDING MERCHANT,

AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Al KINDS OF LUMBER AND
"A SHINGLES, DOORS, WINDOWS,
RINnS, and everything belonging to
the Lumber business.
'iis sa-As / keep an agent at TrucKee, am
,>renared to offer acknowledgements than
PpnI other man on the line OF the rail-
road. ,o-, iaoatf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-18
sarebrush N ews.


the Virginia Chronicle July lS.l
I'll c,,Sb;no Of Carson
D.IEu; IL dn'nIocls yesterday
J IniS fsnH, si'y {" tha atiects Of a frac-
ooh, 4l1,,i ,,l, 'ire re.o;vad bv a fall
lhe sh u,r .biIo io0r rotnrn;no from
Nasoti n,,a.d ~ ,I;anic an Snrdav
llliitS 60 y "'i1 H. Iii ho hrriad This
IN, l0'-. Cae;tai -, IodTa ~ T a {,
ooh Oh pl y" ,'.a. a' - ,,'cn7 nor De.
l',. nlei. -. ,;.nor ",, Nv troda and was
was q '.o,sn1Iv Ill estaaned He
mi't,o,nti u, ~ ond Two children For
en months his sutferings have
Intense, and after death it was
tered that the rear portion of
kull had become honeycombed
rOmposition. He was conscious,
FER until a few moments previ-
! his death. Cushing's life was
Nj ior 50 100.
S1,,s,ox,pv Tho fo,lowirp is
sLo T,o,,aaJ tho Rantist naner Of
me nG LVos'Ye, 20 feSt III Tb,,rSSa~.f i nRev
iIl;aI Ta5or y. A" &c nraacLes ar tho
honso ,Sne' IN " V;rr;n;a Citv each
~ Io"S0 m'ornino III nHd ~ aveniTc @ has
Endorsed bv the Baptist minis
N San Francisco as Missionary
be State of Nevada" Well, we
I few active missionaries among
ut there is one great draw back
Re prosperitv of the Baptist
IA in Nevada There are but
blaces in the State where suffi-
water can be found to immerse
'hIt.
,r p,c,r, Tbo National
pand "A, ,,.SiI'r,w n,;iI nross ifo ala R;~ier
brow rt from - Tahoe 70 Glen brook.
! for the grand fandango at
rs new hail. We understand
{number of couples will be pre-
from Carson CITY; Lake Valley
ther localities about the lake will
sh a LARGE number while this
Ind Gold Hill will take ND all the
room left by the others-and
pOten will be there TO Jenkensize
fand affair.
MALE DRrNKs-The fancy were
|other spree last night. Officer
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

HARLEM THEATRE AND MUSIC HALL, NEW
III York.
This elegant place Of suitable fer musical and
dramatic performances, lectures, concerts balls,
matinees and first class entertainments be
gagged by the night or otherwise, share rental
The building capable OF holding nearly 1000 persons
and has been rented with appropriate seats and
scenery 1t is surrounded by some 2o0O nhabitants,
and is in close proximity to steam and horse and
steamboats, plying and from all parts Of New York mi
Westcheser county. Address as above.
The New York herald., 1873-09-14
AMUSEMENTs.


RAsD OPERA 4. anEaIks Ars ros CAR
NJ IF''so ot is Lessee and Manager
Iass FasE
THE FAMOUS rSEscH ROMANCE.
wAsREhSo SSW.
'' ''S' SiS 0Sii1RaHsf Hass siaa4s sAsHBg IT.
Mr.. q. L. FOX as GOLIATH.
LAST NIGHTS OF
hAsbESsHRa RDtSs r. RDasssGs5a as sodin.
hfSnssS9 Sass4 AxTaassS' q T!as9sRfSs'
as Cephise
MARIE GORDON
as Blanche.
Every evening before the drama will acted Little
ray ''"p''''n's Tns ipscsaitSyi SPILLED CHILD.
wAHPsH1ssHasSSSx szsgs5sE, HaSS !. sAnSnr 4,
nsATSG sATysDAy paw NIGHT NEXT 20 THE WAN
TOM AND JERRY IN NEW YORK.
A., .u. T., TUESDAY. SEPT. IS,
HsaR RldsEES sEEGpi sysshs ssssi Realistic Sensation
DALY's BROADWAY THEATRE,
Sol. Begins as stS may be GrdsTsa fSr
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF OPERA BoUFPE.
LAST In o1eaience to the unanimous call
WEEK sa M appear nef us
BUT fassasy hSnS.y;
OF EE.,ssx E1snixas.
NILE AIMEE. LA GRANDE DUCHKssE;
Thursday
sssnnss ssssn1asz
LA PERICHOLE.
SGIRKoEA's powerful opera Souiic
Company.
sArURpAx * nATENPE 2HSE R13cNasa q hslspass.
MONDAY. October return from Europe of the favori,e
~ aSsBAsP IT.
MONDAY EvENi%a wiz fS%msnSs s.Ss.%..r on % 1874
The H 3nSE's sS sSSao"na
ASSf HSss1 sas1
signor BENFRATELLr, his first appearance.
sSnor Del hs Punp Est Ss r,s
Signor sCoLARA.
A'''st STsi 81 5 apA0
The box office now open at the Academy OF Music.
MRS. F. B. coNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE.
M MoND1nf; niMIEr Sf1i To- 1873
Mrs. Miss Ssi seoss
SAN EEANGIseo oHSpys osE2 s1SsrFE5s aasr .sooK1vY
SoSpSy; SEpT; i mp E$HKX SyESiSa'
blR5d The fETAT WHMSob da5SAk Akb 5SP Sh9kGy 9kGy
Box Office open. Seats secured.
TERRAcE GARDEN THEATRE;
u6RA4 6Rk 4kSHnhbS1s ssHs Il S1RFHp II fs2soEs
Miss dSdI. weinoh
Of % saG s5sS ss
manager OF Terrace Garden Theatre.
Vss
AMERICUs CoTERIE,
TERRACE GARDEN,
Tuesday evening, September la-Ticke prccurable at
the entrance
THE PILGRIM,
Balm HALL Great Jones street.
Between Broadway and Bowery. Every Evening at
eight o'clock. Wednesday and Saturday Matinee at 30
Eus. fy syures rsins,nss te valued at so raoeau1
An AZ ''''' PfLGRIMs PROGRESS
NroTICE.-BowERY THEATRE
winter season Of 1884 at this theatre will please Assem-
BILE on the stage, on Tuesday, September IT, at IL M,
preparatory opening September ~.
NroTIcE-sT. STEPHENS MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
IN will meet at Its Hail. GA Madison avenue next
quested to be present without further notice. See
Musical Notices
ToNY PASTOR TONY PASTOR REAPPEARs WITH
NE TeS NY rs 6psT. HEenes Houses M
Bowery.
sixth avenue Farty second street Reservoir SQUARE,
Lyric Hall Is beautifully located @ ana a. easily accessible
from oas 81 FRsF TOWN
M she [SPPf chy With
mTrsF STAGE ad %sa S3y 81 When required
Rensper night $50 Rooms open day and evening.
CHARkEs CHHAARREkEEss acknowledged II; F9sTER FSsTEE
CHARLES in Europe and America FOSTER
ehARIEs Spiritual Medium i the World. r9sTTEEEE
CHARLES Leaves October 20 for Denver, FOSTER
CH4RLEs Francisco, Australia &c. 10 West FOsTER
CHARLES Twenty second street FOSTER
TIvoLr GARDEN.
Eighth street, between Second and Third avenues.
THIS Sunday EVENING.
''A"u '''-' -"1 SACRED CONCERT
Twenty -four Of the best musicians
Mfe. nss's sfTsx FUR xPrsFFIEaInn%IssR SFEInIsR
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

fornia success,
AFTERNOON AT Q.
FIRST TIME
Of the dew Burlesque,
adapted and
arranged by Mr..
j. Barnes, and
called
NOTRE DAME,
NOTRE DAME,
NOTRE DAME,
with all the
adjuncrs of
SCENERY,
NEW DRESSES,
PROPERTIES, &C.
Characters by an entirely
BURLEsQUE
ORG ANIZATION.
Preceded each day by the
charming
Comedy Of
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
The New York herald., 1873-09-14
ADIUSE N r. NTy.

WOODS MUSEUM O. DOUD BYRON.
w ONE WEEK ONLY OF THE
Gigantic California success
BEN MCCULLOUGH
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

SCENE v1I-Paror in the Merchants Mansion. The
Little Wanderer Finds Home. Maria, the Slave Given
Padrone, the Track. Vengeance The Dove in the
Thr ling
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

The Orchestra under the direction OF
Professor G. CONTERNO
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. Is, second appearance In
America of signor sALvlNI as OTHELLO.
SATU RDAY EVENING, Sept. 20 third SILvANI night
Ill FlGLIo DELE sELyE" (Ingomar the barbarian.
Prices-Parquet and Pncony, s. and 81 So according
to location Boxes, SIG, $l2 and $40.
General admission, 81 30. Family Circle, 80 cents
Seats be secured to-day at Schrmers 70l and ia
Broadway. and at the box Office OF the Academy
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

The second Comedy Season Of this theatre will COM
mence on TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 80 with
entirely play written expressly for this theatre,
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

SCENE Ix-Old House IN Crosby Street The Captive.
The Prayer for Life. The Merchant and His Ransom,
the PsdIones Confession ion An Italian Bandit Ssppo
The slave Child Saves the Life OF Her 1askmaster.
Restoration TO Happiness Tho Last Of the Padrons.
Emotional Tableau.
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

TIvoLr GARDEN,
Eighth street, between Second and Third avenues.
THIS Sunday EVENING.
Grand Vocal and instrpWentai stprG HnNcvpr
Twenty -four Of the best musicians
Nile. n's's sfGEx FUR PrsFFian%siR sFEInIsR -
and the eminent warbler, ,,
Admission 25 cents PAUL FALK.
TIE THIRD Asf44hx AsESAH + ss59gs BRENNAN
PROMENADE CONCERT.
The Matthew T. Brennan Central Association will as
S LGn rs on 18th s
M %ens ~ aHHts Be Vsed ssec the
PROGRAMME
,sP MaGrand opening by Grafula's Seventh Regiment
s!oi iP. M.-Promenade concert
!P M-oprattion pr.tisruy BY tn the Hon; s. 5. Cox
sc!f. GSS@a s'HPromeHsde sVco1 coneer.
M-Dancns and gsRsrs, ePoy%t g6s% e.
VIZ. H BURNS, President Central Association
ssfs n4$so
RANJo TAUGHT BY FRANK B. coNvERsE.-
pared for the stage II desired references W. A. Pond
university place.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-THIs FAvORITE RE-
sort is to be let to societies and private parties for
peror in this city, the hall being spacious and the To-
ca very easily accessible by four ave different lines
OF railroad The and bar are In the most
experienced hands and cacuated to supply the most
e''' FRANK KOCH, Proprietor.
CARD PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS. PLANO VIOLIN,
Organ, Guitar Flute Cornet, Either, Harp Singing
clinton place yRy Ry ad sSSSsGi eS,o Si5s
CyrEINWAY HALL DR. wILJALBA FRIKELLA
- THE WORLDS GREATEST PRESTIpIGITATEUR,
DIR. WILJALBA FkIkEIL.
for a short season, commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, september 70
ELLA WEsNER JIMMIE EN0EL, FANNY FORDHAM
II TONY PASTORS TROUPE, to morrow evening
reappear at Tony Pastors Opera House.
MATEURs INSTRUCTED BY LADY OF ABILITY
IA stage business and one leading role six lesson?
IS Address STAGE, box i63 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION. IN MADAM MATILDA
~ Heron respectfully announces that her residence
II NO. go Second avenue
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION FROM RRAGAN's, 81
" Park row, Monday, september 10 lNA between the
hours OF and 8 r. n. Adnitsance usss
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

SCENE VIII-Street Starting the Game. Mr..
weidons Search COmmcnces Valuable Allv in the
Interest Of humanity. The Wharf Wan Becomes .
Hero Bidelias Blood I'm
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

OLYMPIC THEATRE EXTRA
" IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The pretty, petite and captivating Mrs. JAMES
A. OATES, with her superb Comic Opera Com
pany, will appear on MONDAY EVENING, sep
aasA angsh version q IsSo9s charming opers Boans;
time In America, with ali the original Music, and
elegant Costumes made and imported expressly this
European artists specially engaged to add brilliancy
and completeness to the supreme Cast Great
tions being made the proper representation OF
this celebrated Opera Boufe and to make rentree to-
4. OATES 'The event Of the season" Box Sheet now
The New York herald., 1873-09-14

SCENE vI.-Thc Kitchen in Weldons House. Lorenzo
on Duty An Intruder. Pitching In. What's Sauce for
the Goose Is sauce tor the Gander High Life in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01
NEWS OF THE DAY.
$40 show the very age and body Of the Times.

A fire broke out 10 Boston yesterday in the
building of the National Dock and Warehouse
Company, which was entirely consumed, with
its contents. 1t was large brick building, $50
feet long by so feet wide, aud used entirely for
storage purposes, and was also bonded ware
house. The second story and attic were filled
with consignmeuts OF jute, hemp and gunny
cloth and bags. The ground floor and base
mcut were also nearly filled with large amount
of sugar and saltpetre, owned there and 10 New
York. The building Was valued at $4,000
and fully insured. 1t is estimated there was
500, 900 worth of property stored in the build
ing. The loss will be 100000. insurance
cannot be ascertaiucd The fire was undoubt
edly caused by Spontaneous combustion.
4 terrible murder aud suicide took place in
Philadelphia yesterday The victims are Ed
ward Schuesterreiter. aged IS, and his wife
Mary, aged &c, to whom he had been married
two months They did not live we'll together.
After supper they retired TO their apartment,
on the third floor. About o'clock the wife $
father went up stairs, and found the body OF
his son-iu-law lying on the floor. On further
investigation his daughter was found in anoth,
or apartment also dead with her throat cut
from ear to ear. There had evidently been a
terrible struggle between them. as marks OF
blood were found in both rooms. lie had Kill.
ed his wife with razor, and had put an end
to his own lite by taking corrosive suollmate
Along with other assessment burdened cities
New York sends up wall Of complaint from
the property holders The residents Of the up
per portion of the city have been recently max
ing formal protests before the Board OF Super
visors Oue complainant stated before the
committee that his house, cIrner OF Forty-hrst
etreet and Fifth avenue, was assessed at $40, O0O
ia 1871. This year the assessment is Increased
to $4,000.
Cyrus Mccarthy, living near Rochester, H.
diana, shot Mrs Wright, his mother-iu-aw,
through the chest yesterday inhlcting proba.
bly, fatal injuries. He afterwards fred five
times at his wife, aud then shot himself III the
forehead There are no hopes of his recovery.
The affair grew out of the separation Of MIR.
and Mrs Mccarthy, which he claims was caused
by Mrs. Wright
A dispatch from oson says that Vice Pres
ident Wilson is much better than be has been
at any time since bis illness, aud ~ steadily i'm
proving. No operation whatever is or has
been contemplated, as reported in special
from Washington.
A dispatch from Salt Lake says that Brig
ham Young seems undisturbed by the applica-
ton for divorce on the part of one Of his fifty
wives.
There were FIVE deaths from cholera at La
grange Ky, yesterday. The disease has en-
ttirely disappeared from other Kentucky towns.
No case has appeared 10 Louisville for week.
One hundred Deputies to the French AS
semby have sent to the Pope an address assur.
ing him of their continued devotion to his
Holiness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

Attorney-G General Williams has published a
letter addressed to some gentlemen in South
Carolina, informing them that the prosecutions
now pending 10 the courts for violations of the
enforcement acts will be suspended or discon-
tiuued, and instructions to that effect have al
ready been given to several district attorneys;
but there may be exceptional cases Of great ag-
gravat on where the Government will Insist
upon conviction and punishment. There are,
however, but few of such cases. Persons who
have absented themselves on account Of their
completely in Kukux offenses are at liberty to
return, and unless their crimes bring them
within the above named exceptional cases they
will not be prosecuted"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

All the members Of the Pennsylvania dele
CATION in the last Congress, excepting Senator
Scott and Representatives Townsend and John
V. Greeley, have drawn their back pay and
quietly pocketed it. The Baltimore American
says: "Creely decamped several months ago,
in consequence of certain dishonest transactions,
aud siuce that time he has neither drawn his
salary nor made any attempt to. Including his
back Fay, there is fully ten thousand dollars due
Greeley on the books of the House. His quota
of public books for nearly two years is also uu-
disposed of, remaining in the House document
room, and unless claimed before the meeting OF
the next Congress, will so to his successor,
Chas O'Neil."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

A letter from Washington says: Much
comment has been made on the speech of Col.
Hughes accepting the Republican nomination
for Governor, and it is confessed that the tone
Of much of it does not come up to the mark OF
what might be properly expected from a gen
tleman of his culture and refinement The
structures which he lays on with such heavy
hand are upon those who think exactly as he
thought and wrote for so many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

The subject Of the Congressional back pay
was brought up in the Radical Convention in
Lynchburg, by colored delegate from Rich
mond, who offered are solution condemning the
"pay" MIR. Plat, member of Congress,
who voted for and received the ''back pay, !"
opposed the resolution; denied the right of the
Convention to instruct him; said be had voted
for the pay six times, and would vote for it
again under similar circumstances: his only OBJ
lection was that the bill had not gone far
enough, &C., &c. The resolution was finally
Withdrawn!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

Notwithstanding the continued complaint of
Mr.. Sumner, and his peculiar friends, the Wash
ingtou Republican declares that under the
school system in Washington the colored peo-
pie there labor under no grievance at all. The
law gives them separate schools and separate
School Board, of which only men of their own
race and color are members. They have been
allowed their proportionate share of the school
fund, and are intrusted with the management
of Their own school interests, without any inter
ference whatever on the part of the whites
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

nc' Masonic FESTIVAL AT Fairfax CorE.
HousE-Henry Lodge, No. 81, A, +. i A. ~
propose holding Fair and Festival. I" com.
mence on Wednesday, August 18th, for the pu'.
pose OF raising funds u aid in the erection OF u
hall. Wednesday. the 18th of August. Lods-
Thomas Thursday, tho 18th, Grand Tourl.,-
mcnt and Bali; Oven 80 knights; Col. NJ. D.
ball will deliver the charge to the knights
Judge james Sang$tcr will make the CORONATION
speech. An ample Pavilion will be provided
A good Band engaged. Fair and Festival wi..
continue until the 10th Of August. jy 5l-rp@.
Jss~ The annual meeting of III. WooAsw:.
Agricultural Society will ue HID u. Wool%wA
Mansion, on Saturday, August ID The mean
beers, with their families and friends, will me-.
al 10 clock u. m. The d.y will be observed =
u social picnic, in Connect III with the bu>A'~.
of the society Addresses may be expecleI from
gentlemen engaged for the occasion.
jy3l2t n w. PIERsos, Secretsry
TINE AUCKLAND WOOLLEN MILLS
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. WITH
80 ACRES OF LAND; TRACT or ~
ACRES IN FAUQUIER, AND TRACT or
800 ACRES In CULPEPER AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
By virtue of decree a Fsuquicr County
Court, pronunced the l>t day OF March,
1873, in the chanccry cause therein pending
STYLED ''Campbell vs.. Hunton ct ais the uI-
derslgned will expose to sale, At public ate.
ton TO the highest bidder, on 1U ESDAI
Sept 3D. 1873, that being the first day of Fnulu,"g
Circuit Court, at the front door of the Couu
House, in the town Of Warrenton, county -:
Fauquirr, State ofEirginis, the following REAL
ESTATE in the bill and proceedings in sad
cause mentioned, TO wit:
L. That valuable Mill and Mill property A.
tached thereto, cont ming about lily acr"
known as THE BUCkLAND WOOLhA
MILLS" in the county Of Prince William.
These Mills are upon Broad Run, only r.,
miles distant from Gainesville, q station ui'r@
the Manassas Division Of the WashinglJn t,:y,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad,
The buildings consist of Factory Building g
and FIVE ~ TENEMENT HOUSES. &
The Factory is ready for work, and has in II u"
very best and must improved machinery; tt'
water power rs good as can be found III II"
State, and in every respect desirable property
called THE REILLY FARM" cont"ii.tn.
g. A TRACT OF LAND near Jn!l"rs ni'"
in Culpeper county, conta lnlng about three hun
dred and twenty acres
Terms of Sale: Ten per centum of IN" par
chase money in cash; the residue in ":.'., t"'
three ard four years from the day Of >a!": H.
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved peg
sonal security, bearing interest from dat: !''
tae deferred instruments title retained until the
last pay inent is IN de, and the property ni"r'-
said subject TO resale at the risk OF the puvrh@'E
should he fail to comply with the terms .! s"'".
EPPA HUTTON,
HUGH r. GARDEN,
H. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Wa1renton, Va, aug l-eots CONS. Of Sal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

General huctionecr and Real Estate Agent!
ltOM MISS 10 N + RS y f.
On WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of S"rt'm-
Der, 1873, ut II o'clock M, in front Of me Mar
ket House, on Royal street, ALeXah4Fin' w.
the under signed rs Commissioners OF the '"F'
poration Court Of Alexandria, Va, by AUTHORITY
of decree passed ut the February term, -
Of said Court, in the suit of Dyer AID WE "
Davis and others, will ofrr for sale at Eu nTy
of the late josiah h. Davis. situated on IN"
Strand, between Prince and Duke streets III me
city OF Alexis ndria, Va.
LOT No. l include: all the prop r:y lying
south of the alley which runs through ir"i"
Union street to the Strand, consisting oil ne
larger WAREHOUSE and the LOT IN rear
thereof on Union street. together with Inc
WHARFard DOCK, d. feet wide on the norm
side of the wharf. The deck on the So"tn "'
of the Wharf is the property OF 4. IL. Mile
esq, with the right in him to use the southern
size of said wharf for the purpose OF collecting
tolls wharfage and docksse; the wharf" h.
kent ir rep air ut the joint expense ot the pu'-
chaser and r. Ii. Miller.
LOT No. 2 includes all the property lyItg
north of the alley which runs through from.
Union street to the Strand, and consists Of IT,"
smaller WAREHOUSE and the LOT in The
rear thereof on Union street
\ plat and survey Of the whole property ca''
be seen at the office Of John $. Chapman.
Terms of Sale: One-sixth OF the purch",.
money to be paid in cash upon confirmation D."
sale the residue in four equal annual install
ments, with interest thereon from the day Of >a''
the title to be retained until all the purchNc
money is paid The purchaser Will be rr4ur"1
to keep the buildings insured for such M
amount rs will be satisfactory TO the C"mm':-
sioncrs. JNO. 5. CHAPMAN,
5. FEkG USUN BEACH,
Comm r.. al Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

Lttell's Living Age for the present week
contains its usual supply of excellent selections
from the late British Reviews and Magazines
Among them, Combinations Of Mrs. elephants
Innocent and BulWer's Parisans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

The letter of our correspondent at Lyncbburg
giving an account Of the first days proceedings
of the Convention, having been anticipated by
the telegraphic dispatches, we have already
given, its publication is not necessary. We,
however, return our thanks for the politencss
and attention of our correspondent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01
ALEXANDRIA,. V A.
FRIDAY, AUGUST l, 1873.

THE POLITICAL CONTEST IN VIRGINIA.
We presume the Radical Convention at Lynch
burg made the strongest ticket for State officers
that they could. If so, this imposes upon the
Conservatives the duty Of nominating the strong
est ticket they can select for their nominees.
No man ought to shut his eyes to the efforts
that will be made to secure Radical political
triumph in Virginia. 1t will require, on the
part of the Conservatives, union, harmony,
energy and uutiring zeal to defeat these efforts
We believe it is in their power to elect the
Conservative ticket With supueness, or luke
warm feelings they may be defeated Let the
cluse be the incentive to vigorous action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

1t is reported that the insurgents have set
fire to Seville, in Spain, in four different places
By means of petroleum. We hope there is some
exaggeraton in the wording of the Telegram.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

A New York letter says that there is great
competition in the prices of freights to the
West between the agents of the Erie. New
York Central and the Pennsylvania Railroads.
each striving to secure as much of the carrying
trade as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

Secretary Belknap In refusing to pay
the expense of transporting to the homes of
their friends, the bodies of officers killed in and
around the lava beds during the Modoc war, is
strictly in accordance with law on the subject
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

Giant Powder" is said to be twenty per
cent, more powerful than nitro-glycerlne. We
hope the acme of "powcr" has been reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-01

At the Lynchburg Radical Convention, a
member rose to pint" of order. Mr.. Patt
objected to mans rising to pint of order,
when be had pint in him already The joke
WAC reEshed