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FIRES.

OIL Refinery Ixurncd ut Freeport, Pn.-~
Loss s75, ,0NO--CotlogeI Railway Ksslrn-
cd mt Green OaHtlc, Inti.--Euotcl De-
atroycd nj Sharon Springs, n. Y.
PlTTBDunou, Pa. Aug. 8o.-An extensive fro
occurred yesterday morning at tho modol oil
refinery at Freeport. Pa. owned III this
suinod. Tho establishment WAS owned by
MosBrs. Graves, Daniel Bushnell, Joaopll and
William Warden, and was quite extensive. Tho
works were valued ut ubout 1000, anu injured
for about half that Hum. Tho amount Of oil
consumed las not boon aAcortAinoa, but 1t la
Thought to be quito large. Tho fro also oxtand-
cd to tho aoil works Of Patrick d Co., Which
were also nearly oonslllnol. Ihoy waro valued
at S25, 900, and Insured fer 210,000.
Special Dispatch t1 Ths Gheago Tribune.
MAesILLoN, O.. Aug. 30.-rhia morning, about
half-past 0. q large franc building, owned aud
occupied by hlong b Crawford. ~ planning mill
waH burned to tho ground, together with their
dryug-honso aud lu!nbor. Tho fire was first dis
covered over tho boilers. Thu buildings and nla
chinory ore total loss. No inRtlrancc. Losh,
about 515.000.
slIAnoN srRtNoa NY, Aug. 8o.-Thc Eldrtdgo
House burned tonight. A purtian OF tile futnt-
turo WAS saved. Two or three porBors wore i'l-
iured, hut no lives lost. Loks unknown insur-
ance, e95, 900.
INp1ANAro11s, Aug. 50, The prosbytorian
Femalo College building, at Groom Castlo, Ind,
was entirely destroyed by fire. this morning,
LOSS, 4l2U,000 no insurance,
, 1873-09-01
FOREIGN.
SPAlN.


nfApnrn, Aug. a0.-1t Ii ssscrted that utdalgo
will bo appointed Minister to tho United Htatcs.
Ttoro In d rumor current TINT Alfonzo, Prince of
A,,arjh will shortly attempt, on Spanish soil to pro-
claim lila succession 10 tho throne.
TrlegranA from tho North announcc the defeat OF
tho Cnrsts utlor aabaB after four hours' fighting.
Yesterday Gen. Catnpos Rlsn.npncd tho Oaragena
ins,rgena 10 surrender. They niBwercd by rniri.>g
tic black ng Oh their works. Az yet, operations o-
fore Tho town tho land sl0 llaeo amounted only to
alfBt skrnBl. II is rolorlod that tho tHsllrgantH
Ind nyrocl, II llarl pshot, to doyer somo Of tho
forts 10 tho CarllBts condition tint a tho Garltata
ut Valencia, HOMO 4G00 In ln,lDr jnln tho insurgents
in nj, attack on tho Republican trooEa.
DAyoNNR. Aug. B0.-The Oarlist forces havo resumed
thu acgo Of Dflboa.
Tho Madrid Government Ii poworloss to prevent lbs
landing Of Mr1ns nn1 ammunition for tho CarllatB
the Oantebrian coasts because Of tho lnrgo forco
quirod to opesalo aBanat tho Insurgents.
1t js reported that tho Republicans have under all
viBemett plan Of issuing lcturs Of mnrqc to private
ycaaels to crso in tho Lay of uiacny.
MADRID, Aug. 30.-Ten Thousand Republican troopa
hnvn arrived a Vlotarin, In the Province Of Alava
on thar way to Esella. 49,.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-I Ia estimated that, II Don Car
los IL successful In gaining tho throne Of Bran, the
debt OF tho cnlltry will 10 Increased 0no-thlrd.
MApN1D, Aug. 3D.--TAe project to ra!se loan, thh
payment O which In guaranteed by tho revenues frotn
tobacco, tho monopoly Of Tho Philpnu 1snnls, has
been presented in tho Oortes. The bill nlso aboltahca
compulsory labor ille tobacco plantations by natives
Tho lnbtion was declared urgent.
, 1873-09-01
MICHIGAN.
A EenrfTll Accident--A Chicago Fire
SMifcrer..A Family NItkstllE.

A Eenrlnl Accident--A Chicago Fire
Suifcrer.-A Family Missing.
DErno1r, Aug, 80.-On Thursday eyaning,
John II. Osborn and his son, Of Decatur, wero
burning bruBh, when tho fire in tho muck burned
tho rootH Of large tree, which the con saw was
about fuIing. lie called to his father toget out Of
tho way. Oshorn rau In the wrong direction, and
the troo struck him. breaking his neck aud
crushed hiH entire npinal column. boHdcs break
Ing nearly oye,y bono in his body, az he was
doubled up.
there is now living in Trenton, hIioh., .
carpentor named J. N. A1rPheo, who lived
In Chicago ut the tlmo Of tho great fire.
Ills place Of b,lsndss was tlreatoned, and ho loft
lis house to Haye Aume Of his stock, II possible.
Of his business property, he found Ills dwelling
in r,linB, and hia family niha!ng. Every inquiry
failed to discover them. aud to this day he han
hoard nothing from AiH wife mud olsildrou.
, 1873-09-01
THE FARMERS PARTY.


Special Dispatch Ia The Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Aug. 30.-Tho farmers aud work.
ing mon Of this, Douglaaa county, held mnss
mootiug to-day. which was attended by about
1000 people. Tho 1aaiu speech was made by
Henry Bronson. A. plan WAS perfected
for county organization, independent
Of nil othor partios, and u convention
called TO moot the first. week in
October to put in nomination county ticket.
Among tho resolutions adopted WIS ono oIforol
outside Of the ,regular Commltteo on Reaulu-
tionB, declaring i'll favor Of prosecuting aut
against the Leavonworth. Lawrence l. Galveston
Railroad Company, to determine tho loga-
ty Of 100000 in county bonds H.
Huod to that Company some yoasA
since, and refusing to pay nny furthor interest
OH the Same amount until suit shall have beou
dotormined. This resolution, though adopted,
occRsionoA violent discussion, and give great
ofrenso to many, who tlououncedit as looking to.
ward population.
, 1873-09-01

Special Nispateh to 7'hs CAieago Tribune.
MoSaourH ILL.,, Aug. 30.-Thoro IL no foun-
datio1. In tho report that clolorn IL raging in
Monmouth and vicinity. Monmouth was noyor
ring from Mi ca,BoH during tho puBt two woola
OlNulsNAvl, Ang. aD.-Adylcca from Laucaa-
ter, Ky., show totA ot .twonsy-Hoyon dcatha
from cholera sinco tho disease began. Sixty
White fan!lios, besides large number Of single
perAouB, hayo loft town.
New Yonk, Ang. 30.-The physician at Castle
Garden Announces the death ot an immigrant
tlaro fs,m AAiatto cholera.
, 1873-09-01
Tho Colorel Mons Independent AEovc-
N1cnt In tho District Nf COlulnbin-.
Nloybyss I,nst S0lncrsntlIts

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 3o.-Tho Daily Chronicle mates
tat wLat 1t cnllb tho very silly story started here
about the organization Of black mani party In this
city IL telling With very disastrous ofect on the
paign in Virginia. In that State tho effort iB earnestly
fci1iB made 10 curry all tito white voters against tho
radical co.nent, claiming that they wore banding to
gether with The nesrocR Now II fs herallod over tho
sato that in tho District of Columbia the negroes aro
organizing to put down tue whites, and the st1-
tllority Of Republican journalH Ia quoted,
but a made tho to1t Of frantic & sppoas
with the Conservatives, and put down tue black man
party. The Chronicle pronounces the Rtory canard,
but tho Republican mn!ntains its truthfunosH, and
mikes representations which has not yot been re-
ported. .....-
There b no doubt TINT COL srosby has como out In
favor Of tho Conservative ticket III Virginia. The ADJ
mInatration organ here thus announces tho fact
ns % sHt o. Go ru m s,gnnu II m 10
tho ranks Of tho Democracy. We. mako
this explanation this positively, becauao
We know whereof sponk, and add to II that Moaby
stands to-dny in default regarding certain promises
mado by him when he seeking appointments for
his personal friends on tho ground. ~ ho hmscn
stated, that lie wishel TO prepare the tato for
cessful campaign by tho Republican party.
, 1873-09-01

avoided. The driver Of Mitchell run 'hls
eulkoy against Kato Hazards .aulkoy, damaging
1t to sllot an extont that fohra wore entertained
TINT tt would break down before tho hont oloHod.
Gront satisfaction Bpon1H To DO fot by MI at tho
reau!t Of tlie raccs About 4, 800 pooplo wore on
the grounds to-day.
BABE nAII,
NEW YoRK, Aug. 80.-Daso ball-AFnt,,als IL;
Atlnntlca, 2.
DoaroN, Aug. 80.-BaRo bnll: Bostous, 7;
Ath1atfca q
, 1873-09-01
Laid Down On tho 'n'rucIls

INp1AaAroL1s, Ind, Aug, 30.-Two young mon
from Washington. ILL.,, William Hhenn and
uoorgo Dunan, walking to Indianapolis, sat
oight mi!os won't Of hero, foil asleop, and wore
run over by tho East t-bound o1preas, about
o'clock this morning HAesn's left shoulder was
badly n,ashod, bes 'os informal injuries, and
Dunans skull atld loft arm wore fractured. Boil,
Dunau, aud it iA hardly possible thoy will sur
yIya
, 1873-09-01
IknllrOletl News.

LITTLE nook. Ark, Aug. aO.--The lust spike
waH driven on tho Cairo Il Fulton ltallroad ut
Fulton, tliR oveung. THO road il now corl-
p1otod from st. Louis to Fulton, distance OF
46l miles. This road connectH tho NortieaaLorn
Btatoa with Texas and tbs Gulf Coast. ArkanHas
aud the Red River country rejoice over this
avnnt
, 1873-09-01
SPORTING NEWS.


EAnnv1lLE, Ill., Aus. 9o;-To.dsy closes the
sociation has ever hold. Tho people in this part
holiday. Tho roatls loading to this plnca arc
crowded with pooplo coming to the fair.
In tho ni1o running race the following horses
woro onterod: Wanita. kono, Naubuok, and
Willie JinkB. Willlo links, / /; time, 1:534 |;
Wanita, q; K1uo, 8; Naubuck, 4. -. -
Tho Association offered purse Of $3.50 for
beaten runners who Ind not taken first monoy in
any raoe. Bonny DOOM WAS tho winaor; Wanita
no6unl. Black prnoo WAS entered but bo}ted,
and threw his rider before ho reached the quar-
tcr-polo.
In tho trotting race for 2:50horaes, milo heats,
beHt tllreo In live, pllrNe OF H275, tho following
horses were ontorcd Marion, lsiyorai.te, Lazy
HonHou, Ohioago; Obaarycr. biertor, Ill;
sorrol Frank, Mondota. ILL.,; Lasalle, Ia
sailo, ILL.,; Or. silkey Sandwich,
Ill; Dolseyy Tyler, Sandwich CLARA,
Bollo, Peoria, Ill. (; Bay Jorslau, Port Huron,
Aiiuh.; Dan brown, Valparaiso, Ind; Lat1y
Mack, Hrlncotnn, Ill: Juhn MoCartey, GaioH-
burg, ILL., Iowa hoy, West Liberty, Ia. Observer
won iu threo stralght heatA. I3est tiulo, 2SH4{.
In the grand tr0tting race for all horaoB, purHo
s. 900, tho following horBeB we're ontoret Rell
Cloud, Edllbu1g, Ind; KITE HnzHrd. Chicago
Alia G., ltaoino, Wis.,; Hurry Mitchell, sarllla,
Canada.
Following Is tho summary:
Hcu uona.........'., .,.,,....,.,'..s.'....'i !
Mlh y. .....,.,....tn.,ts...tA =
Time 3:aY; 209;i,
In the second heat M unforaunate accIdont
took placO which could not Lxya boon well
, 1873-09-01
Ocean Sten

Ocean Steamship News.
New YoRx, Aug. 30.-Arllyod, steamships
CaiabriA. from Liyorpool, and bmidt, from Bro
mon.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 00.-Arriyed out, steamship
Scotia, from New York.
, 1873-09-01

CoLuMnus, O., Aug. 80.-Mra. Yaraha Cham
pion, Indy widely celebrated for hor charition
aud philanthropy among soldiora during the war,
dIul IL this city thlH morning,
, 1873-09-01
The Campaign in Massachusetts,.

NEW YonK Aug. 3o.-A dispatch from Boston says
TINT OF the ninety delegates from that city to the ITO
publican sate Convention, General Butler has sixty
that the thirty-1vo delegates from Lynn md Lowell
Are nil for Butler; and that ho also he's twotirds Of
the Newburyport delegation.
Bosros, Aug. 3o.-D. ". Gooch has been selected by
tho Republican State Committee to preside over tho
Convention Ut Worcester, Sept. 10.
, 1873-09-01
Galveston Quarantine Order Sus-
Dnisalel.

New ORLEANS, Ia., Aug. 8o.-A dispatch to
Messrs. @. A. Whitney l. Co., from Galveston,
stales tint tho quarantine regulations which
we're to 10 into effect againnt Now Orleans OH
Monday llAyo heon Withdrawn. Consequently,
,11itI{a, 1r1mtl.
, 1873-09-01
johnson County In.)' Republican
ENnlkflntiOmE.

.specidl Daspdteh to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
iowa CITY, Ia., Aug. S0-Tho Republican County
Convention mot this afternoon and nominated for
Representatives Ellis Howell and ]. NJ. Clark, both
farmers, for Sheriff, L. W. Talbot for Auditor, j. A.
riuney, another farmer. This Is elnplatically an
anti-uIDuOnoly ticket
, 1873-09-01

PARIS, Aug. 30.-Tha trial uf Marshal Daxaino will
10 begun in 1'Enu. on Tho 9Th o! ucto,or.
lie fourM& ses bsaats las significant article from
tho pen Of Lcnoo, In Which tho writer Expresses
opinion that tho rapunlio ia impossible, and tllui
France n1ust havo lllH1uI monarchy. Count do Cham.
grant constitutional charter; but II not monarchy
under Qhanabord Ia as tnpossibc as tho Itepul,c.
Tho Government has issuod locrco Relieving grain
and fonr from tho Hurtax, additional import levied
on account Of tho war indemnity, and al4o from tho
bonding duty.
PARIS, Aug. 30.-The Duke de Broglle Minister Of
Foraigl Affairs, In lutor to tho Cusnbor OF Com.
nlerce, says tho Govcrnmenta uf Franco aud lhs
United statcs nre still engaged In negotiations for
postal convention.
, 1873-09-01

dor showdon'a donk. About this ovoning
gnowtlon returned to tho ofoe to got this money,
a1,tl was arrested. IIo admitted Tint no was III
debt and roBortod to tho rr,Bo to obtain tho cash.
, 1873-09-01

plu1ApE1puIA, Aug. ao.-Water snowdon,
York Lille Insurance Company, South Fourth
street, shortly after opening. tho ofllco to-day,
WAS aAkel by q stranger to c]'ange flfty dollar
BILL and whilo changing It he waB knocked sensa-
1oBs, aud tho Hafo was 70 bbel Of seventy dollars.
No arsesta.
ANOTHER VERSION.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 90.-The reported
robbery OF Wnltor snowdon, til!H morning. turns
ont to 10 untrue. Hnowlen struck hima0f with
= du,ab-,boll, aud simulated unoonHoioannehu,
searched tue ollluo aud found ell tue money I'LL
, 1873-09-01

vYiHc0nstn Liberals nnh Democrats
Call II htnt0 Convention.
Snectat Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug 30.-The Democratic AMI Liberal
Reform Btato Comnittrca avo callod sato Co,lven-
tton to meot In Milwaukee, Sept u, to nomlnho
Opposition ticket for Governor, md other Btate OIL
cors. The following ara tho resolutions:
Lcso'ptd, That, In tho opinion Of these donimitteca
tho time 'laa come whom a}l patriotic nnd Intelligent
capable, md ineorrUptlbo men 10 oilcc, nnd
roto and permanent reform In public a{Iars, trre
spcctlve Of aEt political nssocnti0nH should unite In
ono Convention, upon ono ptntforn mud upon tho
sanc candidates. nsaort tho hhercd right Of clocting
tholr ruors, independent Of corrupt party powcr,
aud Of all professional folltfcnns and political rings
alllct with or hpoloBizing therefor.
Resolved That III pursuance Of this opinion, tho
8tato Central Committee Of tho Democratic and Lib
oral-Repubcan organizations Of tho State Of WiBco-
sin, acting they boeyo in full accord anu nympnthy
with to asses Of tho Intelligent people Of our State
who recognize vtrno In amy political party beyond
It's power to govern tho people honestly md we'll do
hereby ca State Convention 10 cnnaiat Of two dclo
gntoa from each Senatorial mud Assembly DisrIct Of
tho State, to meet IN tho City Of milwaukee, at II
o'clock noon on the 2!tl day of sensetnber noxt for
the nomination OF candidates for State ot1lcers thu
thotrsnsacton Of such other bhnesa may be deemed
proper by tho Qonvontion when met, and that
wo earneatty invite all Democratic and Republicans,
AND other clnetnra OF Wisconsin friendly to genuine
reform, through cqal and impartial lcgiaGation, hon.
caty III Office, mud rigid economy In tho ninfsrafon
Of public anirs to unito in the election Of delegates to
sn1d convention.
, 1873-09-01
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Aug 30-The Princess Louise. wifo Of ths
Marquis Ut Lorno iH enceipe.
BELGIUM.

DnuBsE1s, Aug S0.-The Nord, Rnssiau orgsE
published III tha city, pronouncea an hoax tho relDr
Of the insurrect!on III Khiva aud execution Of COO o.
the inRurrecttonistB.
, 1873-09-01

PARIS, Aug. 30.--rt Ia reported that tho Government
will pay to Germany tho Inst 1nAtnmeut Of tho war in
do1nnity on tho l4th Of October.
, 1873-09-01

dofoatod candidate for Ltoutonant-d dovprnor,
took tho stand and roolted lila wrongs. Ho Ind
boen promised tho acoond plaoo on tho tioliet,
but waa betrayed. lIo leolnrod hiinsolf Nh lndo-
pondont candidate for I.autounnt.G Governor, lot
tho Consequences bo wlat thoy may.
Cnrter waH appointed Secretary of State by
Gov. powors, vice 1seyols rosignod.
, 1873-09-01

In the Becond heat M unfortunate acollont
took placD. which could NOT llaya boon we'll
, 1873-09-01

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a.. 1aaa.ns, W. 80 al oncel ~ ano aaeen.ne'i ~. ~
ti usus. aut sot vooteu ns a4n oo ~ ~
e!1s e 1seF1net, ~ anu IN nom suoq Ior VI
3o,oou. LIZ 'as neoa IN eainea4osnE n9 u cenlo.
nllso Y payl!'e s4,uoq. inls puonu uelAo'os
coaaos sne hglo ueloeato lloin sInlth county:
Inuh . n1gne ~ W III nour IL tne exposure uIl
Gt;n a.a ,shn,, sas 10 , ~ tS taet .9
r;u r,; W. .s;su sn aio rra1 aan nat dnu
a pa.nE rn.n on nt.ss.ssA a Joaorea 'nol, M3ns
n imen anno ~ t oo ou ~ esot ota seo ul n
eue o ,Et unger for soar n SaAo ne @ aelS yyt,a y1n
W. 10 4oasn5 III t1k ill., so. ~ ~, "ie arnan ..so
m Man naa aa,' MeTo nos oeon Mrgor
~: 1,n't ~ Hou Toua' 70. ~ ~ yone tuauueiGs. .l
M Da4 no "Ao1. ucto, oso5 t!aA ni'ase1i posouu ,He
lsacn ~ =! oo'ernheiit oayohot ~ ne capaole
y, a yo sers.co ~ tne toEun ~ ,,co GoloTS9 m;
',, on, a ~ ~, ut ~ ~. heaa you1 y HI iog1 n
oneer for nr nar ~ o @ fouad Msse snn
aass1 aas l., aor yoar hAa1 LOU iolo"o', nto tAcl.
s. eeanu ~ iio Iio", nl.u you WIZ e1Inu LUZ yoae
,al. uoa.'y sopu ilo9ost H9n IT. noIo ln yous
.lluht .1si Mno. snou6n atp tno Nottu nAVe eaat
taon ~ toL.uoa VII 10; Iey tase aot co.no lo1o
~ too, oas " e"les sne n.Mto anu pet:os ttleir
lui.unes. n1I Me nonoi tneso hon' WINS tnoy
ho''ouuoo " .t .!e ss;. auso"t%ilet % 1u '1v in1es,
ue t.'uy "1sto nn VI psaeA, iion Nos't VI
oou.u, s ~ nn9, 1ou tselpihh us, w VII u1Ye tnoM
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o,"'cau o o" JON sit %it mu amd a
oo1pro% nnon,o aro ,@r tcir sn coy1irv IT. A14 nonn
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sd H. iaIv ~ vpp sate ou ~ e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-10
DRY GOODS.
NJ E w F A L L 6 0 0 u )

am now receiving my Fall Goods. consisting
in part of the following: Kid Gloves for ladies
and gents, the largest assortment ever offered in
this city at prices from 81 to - IS pair; Gam.
brio Edging and lnsertIngs,, beautiful patterns
and very cheap Scarf and Sash Ribbons, iiS a,nd IN
nrices Zephyr Worsted, all shades and of the
best quality; Germantown Woods, all shades
Yarns, IN white, blue and black mixed, red Se.s
OF the best quality and full weight; Satin and
Wo1sted Caps and Bonnets for infants; Guipure
Silk Thread and Cotton Laces, IN great vsrlety' lei
veteen, &C., for Dress Trimmings; Plan and
Embroidered Linen Collars and Cuffs Hand
kerchiefs, a. all prices Alpaca and Gingham
Umbrellas; Knitting Cottonsi Rubber Clotn
Oil Silk; Combs and Brushes; Ladies, ana
Children's Underwear Gilt and Rubber JeWci-
ry, and every article usually found IN nrst
class f,ncy store. &C BERRY,
oct II King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-10
H~fSDD IND CGIk.

CoA1' COAL
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving ut our wharf and storage yards, foot OF
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known 10
this market We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOk-
BERRY RED ASH.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colllery, cs-
teerned the best in the market
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE coal, Of Steamer, Broken,
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
Having ample space, each variety of Coal s
kept distinct from that OF others, ana Is cs-
peciulIy prepared for family use; lards noor-
ed and C0ul sent out well screened and tree from
slate, Z2i0 lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Mcssrs. CIarridge L. Grigg, corner King and
Kovl sts or nj the yards vail be promptly flied.
r. j. MEHAFFEY u CO.,
jy17 Wharf and Yards foot Of Queen St.
|CoAI' COAL! ooAA'
To arrive and on wharf u full stock Oh
Lyken's Valley Red Ash Coal.
Lorberry Red Ash Coal.
Shamokin Coal.
Henry Clay Mine Cos.
Lee Mine White Ash Coal.
DelalO AlHc w Hltc LhSH Soe'
Lehigh White Ash Coal.
Locust Mountain Coal
| Chesnut Red Ash Coal.
Chesnut White Ash Coal.
| West Virginia Coal.
Cumberland Coal.
All of the best quality, and for suc at lowest
| market rates-22iU lbs 10 the ton.
| Orders lett at ~ King street vii! be promptly
| attended to. w. 4. SMOOT,
jy loft Smoots wharf, foot Of Princess st
HAVING disposed of my interest IN the
IL Wood and Coal Yard on King street to
John Leathcrland, shall continue the Wood
| and Coal business at yards on the norm ana
south corners of Union and Queen sts., w "tsTe ha,
will always be on hand full supply ct the peat
quality RED and WHITE Ash GOALS ol the
different sizes; CUMBERLAND COAL by the
'"ts "a Fl HICKORY, OAK AMI PINE WOOD.
The patronage Of the citizens is respectfully h So
iiciteu' ns,rsnce Co.. No 54 KING street, with
e%q''a CoI Marye, r; Or at Clarridgc S Grlggs DFqg
Store, King and Koysl streets, %l'I Do
| ~ 3-tt 1.-Two. u. ~ i>AAAA = - -
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NOTIONS AND TOYS BEYOND ENUME
RATION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-10
sep 2-Gl,

DEDUCTION IN PRICE OF McCLURE'S
IL PATENT BACK CHAIN AND TRAV-
ELLER-Arrangement have been made with
the manufacturers by which we are enabled 10
reduce the price of these articles, so as to re-
move every obstacle to their immediate and gen.
era USE We will sell them until further notice
at the following prices:
Chain complete with travellers, 81 Is;
Chain w,hrut travellers l 80
Travellers without chain, w
These prices place this valuable invention
within the reach of all cartmen.
augl8 JAS. +. CARLIN & SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-10
II:4.N'TED.
WANTED.

WANTED.
n SMALL FARM IN LOUDOUN OR
In. CLARKE COUNTY,
No F." lou acres, fair improvements, orchard, &c.
FANCY PRICE will receive attention.
GINSi9ttess, with full particulars, YOUNG VIR-
NJ Postotfce Richmond.
.-'stenmond, Va, oct S.3r*
w aNTED-A quantity of WHITE OAK
~ and HICKORY POLES ii feet long.
- - F. A. REED, Agent
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CHAR R1rs w. O. RE E N
No. 76 King street.
NJ w T A l. l. & . 0 u s.
oct 9-eObt

now have in all my FALL GOODS, which
consist in part of: Zephyr Worsted and Ger,
mantown Wool, in all colors; Fine Bal moral
Yarn, in all colors Canvas, of every description;
Silk and Worsted Embroidery Braids; Fancy
Worsted Emtroi aery, the best selection in town
new; Opera, Paid and White Flannels; Ladies'
Gents and Childrens Underwear; five different
kinds of Corsets; Ladies' and Children's Cotton
and Wooen Hosiery, and bargains in Shawls
and everything belonging to first class N otlon
House. cheap ut l56 King street:
oct 2-lm ADOLPH DIEDEL.
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EDVCATEO.N.fL.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

DStAOSA'
Miss GWYNN B. sLYE formerly teacher Of
Mathematics at Patapsco Institute, will assist
Miss Adam in her school. DAILY LESSONS
IN FRENCH AND GERMAN without extra ,
charge TERMS FOR BOARDERS MODER-
ATE, and payable by the month, quarter or
half year. References DR.. Norton and DR.. Bull
lock. Other references given cn application to
Miss ELIZA C. ADAM,
oct 4-2m Alexandria, Va.
II F. HENRY'S SCHOOL,
IL. On Alfred street, between King and
Prince streets, in the second story of the Friend
ship Engine Building.
This SCHOOL FOR BOYS which has been
in operation, with the exception of the years of
the war, since the year 1857, will commence its
next annual session on the 18th of fSEPTEMB''R.
The terms of tuition, depending on branches
taught range from ST to S12 per quarter in ad-
vance, with an extra charge of So per quarter
for tuition in either Of the Ancient or Modern
Languages
a- The school room will be open after the
7th of September from 8 a. m. to II m. for the
examination and classification of pupils wishing
to enter the School. aug 22-f
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EASONA ABLE DRY & o . u )

ROBERT L. WOODS.
Water proof Cloth, in all the new colGrs Pr OF
Blue, Green, Brown and Black Sacqung Elan.
nels, in Black, Blue, Scarlet, Crimson and Bun.
Also Plaid Flannols, in seven different varieties
beautiful goods; Velveteens, Black, blue, Ma
room and Purple, for cloaks and dress trimmings;
Tycoon Reps for Robes and N ornlng " wrap.
uers, with general assortment OF goods ID our
line. No. W hlN0 pINCGI.
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TIME CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN
Mrs. DREIFUS, 100 King street.