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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25

Tnfnftd
Forward deliveries advanced sa3lGe y TO- bet the Transaction,
very light.
sales saturday even5s 'sr De Hssr 400 Is 3l bSo
10 f7S2e; 500 10 500. g 9l0ej lo9 % g'le' Fs6
1915 100 leisc. April lO0 lGis total 1890 bales s,le'
today up M November 800, 10 10 Decsaser 800 lbS
IS 932ei 100 10 pics J,rrsT 400 l6i2, 200 slgs
Is 2l.33c, 100, IS ll.l6c.i 300 49,; Pebulry 500
is 1916 500. l57sc 100. 10 l5l6c; 400, - 1882,
March 200 l6lic April 100 1885, 800 1885, total 500
bales: grand total. lb.3OO bales
COPFEE-Ihere considerable movement n RIO Cofee
ocsted ao2ehend the probable Of import
du NeNYork 1000 bags per Lori Baore n % gold
and 4OO2 do per private ~ Baltimore $500
bag ADELAIDE 1000 DO Ascn, AID 500 DO LAY eeas
on
FLOUR AND MEAJ-The inquiry FOR Flour at the opening Of
Of movement prices OF the oE and mefomigd though
lower favor buyer the market 10 the og and
edum des irregular To- the high grades; y lGOOc
bb including 900 bb City Gro1ld Flour 20 BOZ n 90 nt
600 bb Western shipping EKts seller Jaai and February at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-25
V .Tock Or GRAIN " srv-IonG 40 saooHL,s WAX
HOUSES FoR THEE YEARS
IAS2 I~.k 1890

SrRANrte demand Shipping only and
prices unchanged; PINE Hay &2J0@lS
VA Good Shipping AZ Sloa 40, ana 'ome
do az SQdsla say steady WITH far nqa5 ''si at slS
NAVAL sIOREslhe market or sIin Iurleatne oy vas NJ
reed with ofng OF sIrh lots at itc ana ilyc the
oh sale reported 20 b uerhanlib At 4Ol Ro. any sd
nomnsy lower in the Of sales quoted y tOGs2 O
good Sinei fDe grades STEADY With 800 US 30 500
~ So. Tar qet!ant sey Pitch ay active az s3G3 % Tor
Prime CITY. Delivered sales 90 hbls
OILS-Cmle Fish duh and nominal Lnseed tame aDj
quiet: quoted 81 s from eushers hands Menhden 10
Vi dul quoted 33d3jc. Oher OILS UNCHANGED
FROVHOSsIh he Pork market Is quiet aud lovers 1les cab
Elta Primes Sl5 for Western Prime Mess for r. efs
delivery 300 bbs Sic seller JauuarT 30
seller PeDruary. Sli TO- Beef a ar
steady; sales 90 bills $9dSl0 20 for Psn 10 Sill
81 Extra Ness Sl3G8l4 for Packet fierce 81 Il frn
tay active Of $50 New stem at ,s%13 Rel
are frm sales Of 100 bbls 23 Tor Wiser G ea are irea.
lar and fairly active sales Of 500 r,sh n it5l,c. 200 DO
Pckel 6laq99se 1900 TO- Smo i Al lOl 1000
Bellies at &c. aud 90 boxes bhe, - average. Dc Bao9
easier and quiet SIT an fairly tie uiur sls OF zoo
boxes Long Cea seller Jhua A. cj $50 oNs DO, he SPOT
74ci 2OOO 1oIes basndhs Chicago. for Jsluar "a prfsN
Dressed Ilog easier aud quiet closes quote 6e f
City LAID in fair demand the supply Of cash Lri sy,D sis
prices better; sales 100 b5 and 1917. for No -
7 for Ct 7TsaS for Far Pane Steam The tulee
for dehyery hear 600 seller January AZ llbd
slc 100 tes seller February sei $50 seller March, Ey the
DAY, at S3.
BUTE1he marked for all grades usual at the oenlls Of he
dull and prices without decided ehsnSe We qs
Neir, an
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrNEyr-12. O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPAhlNlrNi -l~' oNN'O
AND p O'CLOCK p. VI.
oooo T. G g, Reg 81 10000 q 500 CO, 90.
w ,.........llilQ 2l4..... .........l l5'2
od,, % a.. ~ los i 1000 1910 Regl0S
B2O 80, 1l'"'. iO.f.
900 5-2O Cp 'Gj ,il3h loo be-, i,Ss
2010 pa 1872 9uUuV D. you
600 90 R'612ii.l l39a 0OOOO &4....'.'.'''lVV
1900 $40 G. '67..ll44
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CIendinning, Davis &; AmOry's closing prices

The course OF the stock market was reversed IN
the Gold Board and the price declined from ITO at
the opening to 1O93 receding later to the
bulk Of the days business being done at these
figures Still the temper of the market is strong
DESPITE the low exchanges and the expensive rates
charged to carry over gold balances TIL to-mor-
row. these being 3-6i bonus to gold. The Custom
house demands are not heavy. and until 1t Is known
what action Congress may take on the Cuba matter
speculation is likely to lul. IL is perhaps question
able TO what extent this market would be affected
in case the volume Of greenbacks should be Increased
70 the full extent of S4OOOOOOOO. The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont $4,000 in called bonds and
$4,000 in coin interest. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared ljIl6OOO gold balances, SlSll,o52;
currency balances, Sl,45G5O0. The following were
the quotations for gold:
I0:OO..IlO lI1;3O..ll94s 1;00.ll9S $3.50 ''Il92
iO:3O-.l093} l2:g1l 1875 l54 ii3a o'OV'''. iiogs
ll:OO...lO9i2 l2:3O..llO's OO.."ilJ's @Il9f
The days business at the United States Sub-Ireas-
ury comprised
Cold receipt, 1854 81 Carensy paints s58 az 9i
Gold ryneuts. $50 $50 40 Currucy balance lzu2oUz %
Cola 9727G5 So Customs..... I-JVOJ W
Currency receipts 2OJ5Os6 81
Foreign exchange was lower on sight by quarter
at the beginning but under better demand the
leading drawers subsequently, advanced rates to the
following quotations
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last long take no heed 10 The teaching OF history
When there is actual injussee in the government re-
sistance is inevitable. The present administration
of South Carolina is not only corruptand oppressive
but insulting II denies the exercise OF the rights OF
white communities, because they are white. One OF
two things reform or revolution, is an inherent ne
cessity of the case.
The South of the present day, ms represented by
Mr. Pike is entirely different, in reality, from the
South of the imagination, as seen through the
flaming tempests of civil war The craftsmanship
Of the country has TO deal with a new problem.
There is in the South to-day great mass of in
herited wisdom and virtue Of every solid element
of citizenship that demands political and fraternal
recognition. Tho commonest sentiments of hui
mainly require this. The ties of common lineage
and common history demand it. Every generous
impulse every dictate of wise satesmanship, calls
for its accomplishment an imperative duty
Nothing stands in the way but blind and selfish
partisan hostility which ia always undyng in its
revenges as il is merciless in its judgments.
The remaining topics in the volume, which are OF
no less interest than those TO which reference has
been made. are discussed by Mr. Pike with the same
austerity of conviction aptness of illustration, ngor
of argument and terse felicity of expression, that
distinguish his treatment Of the latter profound
spirit of humanity peryades the volume, but without
trace of eheminate sentimentalsm Its details are
copIous and instructive. No work of the
day presents such wealth OF informa-
ton in regard 10 the character and purposes
of African government in the South Its fidelity
to fact is fully equaledby the hopefuDcss of spirit
Through the lu1d clouds of political corruption and
misrule, it sees the promise Of brighter day. As a
literary production the volume will rarely find its
peer in the field of political writing. In point of
style IT is equally from the gorgeous imagery
of Burke and the contentious simplicity of De Iocque
vile, but il combines the far-sghted wisdom Of
the one, with the practical sagacity OF the other.
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lowing were the bids:

The dealings in State bonds are very limited and
the changes ia quotations unimportant The fol-
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quotations Iglnns gG6a
grade above below 1uoleA
SALxs PkzszST DELIYEKG
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THE MARKETS.

lCafefulS reported for The TFTBrsEI
MoSDAr. NoT. "a 1873
AsHEsThe receipts .odsy 80 PKG Boh Pot and Pearl
are sln dali and nominal
COTrOS-1he or SPOT Cotton been only limited and
pncs Hiihou; quoable change. We quote ioiloys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-15
CHURCH SERVICES. &C., TOMORROW
CHRIST CHUncH-Servlce, At IL a. m. and u

CHRIST CHURcH-Servlces 1t IL 4. M. and u
y M, by Rev. Mr.. McKim.
ST. PAUL's CHURcH-Services, at Ii .. IN.
and D. m, by Rev. Dr. Norton
GRACE CHURCH-Services at IL .. m. and "a
n m, by Rev. Mr.. Sprigg.
ST.. MARYs CHURCH-Mass at I a. M, and
II a NJ, and Vespers at p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUECH-Sermon at
II q. M, BY Rev Mr.. Waller.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH-Servce in
the morning and at night by Rev. DR.. Bullock
METH EPIs. CHURCH-Services in the murn-
ing and at nigh: by Rev. Mr.. Boyer.
NErH. EPIscoPAL CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
in the morning by Rev. Mr. Busey, and at
night by Rev Mr.. Besll
METH. PROT. DEMONSTRATING morning
and night, by Rev. Mr.. Grouse.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Preaching 1T la. m. and
u D. M, by Rev: DR.. Topper, of Richmond.
Anniversary of the Sunday School Missionary
Society, at o'clock p. M Address by DIR.
Tupper and other interesting exercises.
GYRAAN MISUNDERSTANDING service at IL
s. m.
VILLAGE CHArHL-Sermon at IL a. M, by
Rev Mr.. Beail.
YoUsG Mss's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Prayer meeting in the First Presbytn. Church.
at D. M Aims House services ut q p. no.
jail Il p. m. sunday Schools north st. AIaph
street and on the corner Of King and West
street, at q p. m.
Week Work-Rooms Of the Association open
for prayer 1t ~ p m. Prayer meeting next
Friday night 1T = p. 10. in the st. Asaph Street
Sunday School room. Devotional meeting next
Tuesday night at the rooms at II o clock.
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FOREIGN News.

PARIS, Nov. l5.Au election to ill a vacaD-
cy III the Assembly will take place in the De-
partment of Audc on the l4th Of December
LONDON, Nov l5.-Nineteen thousand dol
lars 10 bullion were shipped from Southanp-
ton for New York to-day, and also $4,000 from
Liverpool for New York.
Lord Henry Charles George Gordon Lennox,
member Of Parliament for Chichester is dead
Intelligence has reached this CITY that Sc
rious conflict, the cause of which is not stated,
has occurred in Damascus. During the dlsor-
ders the British flag was insulted. The consul
demanded repatriation for the indguity, but 1t
was refused ..-.n.
LISBON, Nov. l5----Advices from Rio de
Jauelro TO the 23rd of Oct. have been received
here The smallpox continues to prevail 10
az alarming extent, In Rio: Business Is at
staudstill in the coffee market and immense
stocks are accommodating. .......,,..
The revolution in Paraguay has been sup,
pressed 1t is thought that General Nltre will
certainly be the next President of the Argen-
tine Confederation.
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Bishop CIIIllrnin >.

New YORK, Nov Is Bishop Cummins, of
Kentucky, in his letter to Bishop Smith, with
drawing from the Protestant i, iscopa Church,
gives as his reasons: First, his having to exer-
else his office in certain churches IN the diocese
of Kentucky, where the services arc conducted
SO as to sympathiZe and to teach the people
doctrines subverslve of the truth as it is 10
Jesus and as it was maintained aud defended
by the retormers of the 10th century; second,
that he has lost all hope that the system OF error
now prevailing so extensively in the churches of
England and in the Protestant Episcopal Church
iu this country can be or will be eradlcated by
any action Of the authorities of the church, leg
islative or executive. He proposes to return to
the prayer book sanctioned by Vim. White !;
third, that on the last day Of the conference OF
the Evangelical Alliance he participated 10 the
celebration orthe Lords Supper, by invitation,
in Rev. Dr. Halls church, aud united with Dr.
Hail, DR.. VIM. Arndt, :ofEiinburg, and Prof.
Doruer, Of Berlin, in the pious feast. The re-
suits Of that participation have been such as
TO prove to his mind that such a step cannot
be taken by one occupying the position he now
holds without sadly disturbing the peace and
harmony Of this church and without impalrng
his Influence for good over large portion OF
the same church. As he cannot surrender his
right and privilege thus to meet his fellow
christians Of other churches around the table of
the Lord, he says be must take his place where
he can do so without alternating those of his
household of faith. The bishop says he there
fore leaves the commission in which he has la
bored for over 2S years. and transfers his work
and office to another sphere of labor.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,

amounting tO..-. l,oo wv
The distribution will be positive whether all
tho tickets ire sold or not and the L. gifts all
paid in proportion to the tickets so!d-all unsold
tickets being destroyed as ut the First and Sec
ond Concerts and not representedint the drawing
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $4,000; Halves $500; Tenths,
or each coupon $500; Eleven Whole Tickets
for S5UOO0; 22a Ticket f ST ,0OOO0 lib Whole
Tickets for 5000 co.; 227 Whole Tickets for
SlOOOO0O. No discount on less than SoUO. OO
worth Of Tickets at a time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift Con-
cert as we'll rs the satisfaction given by the First
and Second makes it only necessary TO announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale of every
ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert will be con-
Quoted in all its details like the Third, and full
particulars may be learned from circulars which
will be sent free from this office to all who apply
for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders ac-
companied by the money promptly filled: Libc-
raj terms given to those who buy to sell again.
So THOS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY. and Manager Gift Con-
cert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
kcntucky..'.. aug 2I-d2aW&WtwtDl /
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Nv Green ~ Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
TOM MISSIONERS SALE OF NALU a
v BILE REAL ESTATE-By virtue of de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county. Flr-
pnia passed at the November term, 1872. ard
at \ Circuit Court for said county, held the oth
day of November 1873. in the suit of L. D.. and
&. 81. Cats against John L. Cats and others,
the undersigned, Commissioners therein named.
will proceed, on SATURDAY, the 10Th daT or
November 1873, at twelve o'clock M, TO sell, ut
public sale in front of the Mayors office, in the
city of Alexandria, Va, the following real es-
tate, of which Samuel Cats, deceased, died
seized. to wit: A TRACT OF LAND, nesr
Clouds Mill containing about thlrty-nire acres;
a LOT OF GROUND, near the Theolog!csl
Seminary, containing ID acres, both of which
said lots arc in the said county of Fairfax; and
another LOT OF GROUND, near the Aims
House. in Alexandris county, containing a.
r. and IS poles An accurate survey and plat,
showing the metes and bounds of said lots OF
land will be exhibited ut the sale.
Terms Of Sale Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue IN
equal instruments ri six. twelve ard eighteen
months from the day of SALE secured by the
bonds Of the purchasers, bearing interest, with
good persc nal security, and deed of trust upon
the property to secure the deferred payments.
Conveyancing and stamps AT the cost of the pur-
chaserS, and the property liable to be reSold
upon the same terms, by the said commissioners,
upon the non-paymcnt OF the said purchase
money, or any portion thereof.
FRANCIS i. SMITH,
&. w. WATTLES,
CHAS. 4. STUART, s..
nov 11-tS Commissioners of Sale
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AtrOciOHS Murder.

MIIDLETowN, Pa, Nov. l5.---Terrible ex-
citcmcut was caused by the report of Il murder
in this vicinity. About o'clock last evening
Abraham Beam, an aged farmer residing about
three miles from Mlddletown, was engaged IN
cutting corn in his barn with Ratchet, when
TWO negros entered, seized the hachet and
struck Beam on the head penetrating his skull
aud callsing instant death. They left the barn
and proceeded to the house. The inmates an
old lady aud gentleman, seeing the nurderers
approacli, oue having the hachet locked and
barred the doors and windows aud defended
themselves, causing the negroes to fly The
alarm spread and the murderers are being pur-
sued With prospect of success.
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From New York.

New YORK, Nov. l5.--Stephen b. Allen, 8,
street; operator, has brought suit against Daniel
Drew, WHOM he charges with inducing him to
buy ii 900 shares of quicksilver mining stock,
costing s6lo 26o. BY means of false representa-
tons that the stock would rapidly appreciate IN
value and thus insure handsome profit. The
action is TO force Drew to refund to Allen s2O2,-
600. Allen claims 10 his affidavit that while he
was buying the stock under Drew's representa-
lions Daniel was "unluadiug" upon him.
There will be 20 bank statement to-day.
The associated banks hold S2S,265, OOO 10
legal tenders gain since yesterday $630.0OO.
European steamers to-day took s77,6OO IN
silver.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 81 At il o'clock to-
day as freight train was passing over the
Junction railroad bridge over the Schuylkil
above Gueys Ferry, one car left the track
striking an iron column and breaking portion
OF the bridge, prccpitatiDg three cars loaded
with stone into the river. Fortunately no per-
son was Injured. The road is a branch of the
Pennsylvania Railroad leading to the freight
denot on the Delaware river.
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It..I.NIEU.

WANTED Mt 500 Ninth street, Washington,
wv (Christi.n Association Bulding) an
AGENT FOR A LEADING SEWING MA
CHINE in Alexandria and the surrounding
couatry Special inducements offered to a suit
able person-activc, energetic, perseverlng and
acolluinted with the field. nov l2-lw
WTANTED--A quantity of WHITE OAK
w and HICKORY POLES IA feet long.
iv b.. F. A. REED Agent.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, II a. IN.
For the Southern States, southwcstery winds,
falling barometer warmer and generally clear
weather. For the Middle States, falling baron:
eter increasing cloudiness, southwcsterly and
southeasterly winds and rising temperature.
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nrIercd.

san FRANCISCO, Nov. l5.---On the 18th
Instant two nculbers oil Vasqucz's gang fired
six shots into sheep herder's body and then
cut his throat One Of them named Chaves
was caught tried by a luch jury aud hanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-15
ETCTfON MLES.

GALE POSTPONED-Th sale of the prop
y erty of VIM G. Leith, decd, four miles
north Of Middleburg Va, was, on account of
the rain, postponed until THURSDAY. No
vember 20, 1873, at II O'Clock, if fair, and if not,
ON the first fair day thereafter. nov l3-eOtS
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Coal TRADE. The receipts of Cumberland
coal at this port for the week ending to-day
We're as follows: By American Coal Company,
S,I4l tons; byJ. P. Aguew, 1000 tons; by
Hampshire & Baltimore Coal Company, 2,436
tons The shipments from this port during
the same period were, by the American Coal
Company, 5,466 tons; BY J. P Agnew, 3,lO0
ttOSu> aud by Hampshire & Baltimore Coal
company, 1884 tons.
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The Weather i'm England.
Weather Probabilities.

LONDON, Nov. I5---12-30 p. m.---Thc wealth
or throughout England to-day is fair.
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ANNIVERSARY SERMvN.--The meeting OF
the Baptist Sunday Missionary Society, to-mor-
row at D. m, promises to be extremely inter
estiug. Tie gifted minister, Rev. DR.. 81. A.
upper who is to preach the annual sermon at
the request of the society, is especially Known
IN Richmond and the South generally as Cor
responding Secretary of the Baptist Foreign
Mission Board. The committee have done we'll
10 securing DR.. Upper tor the occasion.
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HsS}DB ,9.FU LfbIYL.
NEW WOOD YARD.

NEW WOOD YARD.
The subscriber has opened
WOOD YARD
On Fairfax ST., between Duke and Wolfe,
OPPOSITE THE FIRST PRESB YTERIAN
CHURCH,
Where orders for any amount can be filed upon
reasonable terms of the best quality OF either
OAK OR PINE WOOD.
Any person in want will please give me call.
sep E9-tf JOHN 4. 4OUNG.
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GIFT CONCERT.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS SI,5OO,OOO.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
S25O,OOO FOR $50.

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by,
special act of the Legislature for the benefit Of
ihe Public Library OF Kentucky, will take place
tn Public Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Sd, 1873.
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold, and
one half of these are intended for the European
market, thus leaving only 10000 for sale in the
the Third Concert The tickets are divided into
ten coupons or parts and have on their back the
scheme with full explanation of the mode OF
drawing
At this concert which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this country,
the unprecedented sum of
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LIE MARKET, this morning, was we'll sup
piled, but without any change 10 the prices of
SSeats or vegetables from our quotations last
saturday. Butter is from 80 to 40 cts per h..
oOod supplies of poultry and game.
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tickets to New York are now sold at the St.
nh;lp street depot for s7.65, and to Phiadel
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CORNER KING AND ST. ASAPH SITS,
WHO ALSO OFFERS Low
PRIME ~ Y. and VA. BUCK WHEAT,
........ ....'. PRIME Is BUTTER,
NEW ORLEANS MOLISSEs,
FINE and MEDIUM STR UPS,
HILLS H0MINY,
" SMALL HOlIINY and GRI7'S,
SWEET CIDER,
CRANBERRLES
SHAKER CORN,
SPLIT PEAS
$50 dozen cans TOMATOES, CORN,
....-..-.... .-..-... PEAS, LINN BEANS
sUCCOTASH, GUMBO,
PEACHES PEARS
PINEAPPLE, OYSTERS,
..~~.. LOBSTER and SALMON,
EAGLE BRAND MILK
ENGLISH PICE-L ES
CORNICHOMS, .....
WORCESTERSHIRE Sd UCE
FRENCH PEARS,
MUSHROOMS
ENGLISH WALNUT CATSUP,
EDAM, SAPSAGO and
PINEAPPLE CHEESE
FRENCH, GERMAN and
ENGLISH MUSTiRDS,
S4RDINES OLIVES and CAPERS,
OLIVE OILS, CANTON GINGER
DESSICITED COCOANUT
COYs GELATINE
" NELSON'S GELATINE,
Lemons, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Citron and
Lemon Peel, Graham Flour, Crushed Wheat,
Wheaton Grits Farins, Maizena, and COIN
Starch, &C.. &c, with very choice stock Of
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
nov S-2mf
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IN IN account of the heavy decline in the dry
goods market, Pre,zfelder 4 Bendheiu have
u uc enabled to secure fine aud varied line Of
soous at sacrificed prices" and are Offering
s 81 Inducements. They call special attention
os tlner stock of water-proofs also to their line
nemp' rag, ingram and brussels carpets.
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY Judge
Keith presiding. Ball VS.. Corbet; motion for a
new trial overruled.
Marcy VS.. Philips; for damages resulting
from fire kindIed by defendant to ourn brush;
verdict for 5000 damages, which was reduced
to $l25, and accepted by plaintiff.
Johnson vs.. Roach ct ais; motion on forth
coming bond.
Hunter vs.. A. & w. R. R. Co.; removed to
Circuit Court for the Corporation.
Court adjourned till Monday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-15
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divided into 1900 cash gifts will be distributed
by lot among the tcket-holders. The numbers
Of the tickets to be drawn from one wheel by
blind children and the gifts from another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-15

MENTAL NOTICE-REMOVAL.
Dr. HODGk1N has removed his office to the
corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets, over War
field u HALLS Drug Store. nov lo-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-15

+ ,OITGH DROPS AND LOZENGES--We
Z j would inform our patrons that We have re-
ceivcd a supply OF o,ir celebrated Cough Drops
and Lozengcs. ,.1y
nov,5 II north Royal street.