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AFFAIRS or THE LATE fsrERae NArs-
LEoS.-l may msntion statement which
reaches me on authority (ssys . correspondent
OF the Manchester ouardianl, respecting some
of the Affairs OF the late Emperor. The clrcum-
stances seem 60 indicate that within \ shot
time OF the present date We should. had the Pa
Peror survived, have seen q very important
move on the ImperisliStic chess board. 40
given 20 understand that two months before his
death, the Emperor contracted loan Tor more
than Sno,e0, a large proportion OF which vas
subscribed by Americans m London. Part ID
the money was paid over t0the Emperor. and
portion which he thus received found it, wsy
into France. Since his death the balance hss
been returned 90 the original subscribers. I've
circumstances in connection with this loan
worth bearing in mind-viz., that Eve or -
weeks before he died, the Emperor was visited
by an eN- Minister of the Empire. and one OF has
most influential supporters. In bidding the
gentleman farewell, the Emperor IL reported
70 have used the following words-''f pray zee
return In two months, fer In two months, q
shall be either dead something" n h ale
stated that when the late Emperor placed him
self I'm the hands of his medical men "a under GO
the operation which the advice OF the l.opd0n
physicians suggested. he stated that he 49,
quite prepared 70 submit himself 90 them. bat
that whatever they did must be done Quickts,
for circumstances allowed Of NO delsy.
LrNcoLN's SILK HATS gsoidenf Of W.
FIRST IaduaNrdtion. - Those who Witnesses
Iinoolns first Inauguration will not soon for get
one little scene which then occurred. The
President elect came forward uIon the platform
tnt tast ffOns Capitol. Win
his natural awkwsrdness increased by the
momentous circumstances Of the occasion. and
by gorgeous wardrobe, m which Il was evident
he felt exceedingly uncomfortable. The scia
dress-coat, vest, and Pantalo0ns OF black broad
cloth. were enough OF themselves % disturb his
mental and phys-cal equanimity. but 60 thess
were added other incumbrsnces. i'm the shape q
brand new silk hat snd a p0nderous GOLD
headed cane. The cane he managed 90 sut
away In corner, but the disposition OF the hat
perpleNed him greatly. IL was too good 20 throw
away, too nice, ~ he thought, 90 rest upon tbs
rough boards, 81, for minute At least, poor liu-
coin stood there I'm the gave OF assembled the.-
sands, grasping the hat desperately and seeking
in vain for safe place tc deposit nc. Douglas
who sat Immediately ia the rear, saw the en-
barrassment of his rival, and rising, took the
shining beaver from its sOrely bothered owner
and held IL during the delivery OF the inaugural
address, Louie RrPsbisoan.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY&
DY MATTINGLY wHEELER, Aucsionesrs,
ID sos Sth street northwesk,

FUTURE DAYS
By nATrI gSs =. wa .,l; Aaesionesrs,
TRgsTIEg sALE gI AUCTION OF TWO
THIN srH AND isTT sfRkETs NosfH-
=: By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated September
eS shs ss,s on %EhsEsbA1 .ss.
~ . &c: g e e {:
Of square numbet three hundred and seSenty one,
lElh toEe,her with the Iprovsmsnts thereon, being
This property gold subject 70 prior deed Of trust
On one each 81 house g Of dated assa s ISL pay
able .sm /; for tn. amount realized .so,.
SAID fe e Ss paid within one week sss
the sale; and IL the terri ere not complied with IN
p1reSsssr deposit q sss On each SOuss when
'' s,. s;
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
PONED until SATURDAY, January %, irs, at Z
e sIssr 4 M AZ Tisfss1 WHEELER, Aue
THE APoyE; SALE Is HEREBY s. FUR 2;
b a sss'r Of III SA fF7itss;L WHEELER Auo.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY FUR
THER POSTPONED until r hlDAI, February
18th, 1873, at O'Clock m, on the premises
By order Of the Trustee: GEO. MATTINGLY.
j2s-eoxd MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts.
RIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEMENT
weather the above sale Is further POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, February Is, 1873, AZ o'clock
D, m, ON the premises. By order Of the Trustee.
f7-eo&d MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts.
~IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEMENT
weather the above sale is hereby further POST
PONED until MONDAY, February IL 1873, at 4
O'Clock D. on the premises.
By order Of the Trustee.
lis MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY further
postponed until MONDAY, February "a, 1873, at
By order of the Trustee
fls2A MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts.
RYwn L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 1901 northwest corner 18Th and ID q
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER.
~ On ITH STREET, BETWEEN AND o

:. Ry 1i in s ~ Z decres r.,..d nv ~. s.
II Court Of the District Of Columbia, in eouty
H.. cause No a,lS, docket No 10, win sell At pub
DAY, February 96th, A. ID. 1878, at o'clock D. m (,
the middle twenty (0 feet front BY the depth thereof
ington, d. @.
This property has front Of % feet Is us feat in
Building.
Terms One third cash, and the balance at six and
bearing interest from the day Of SALE secured 20 the
saticfacton Of the trustee, will be taken, and Hen
retained the property sold. All convey ancin9 -
the ex pepss Of the purchaser - =
VIZ. HATTINGLY, Trustee.
f15-d GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aucfs.
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FIRsT-CLAse IMPROVED BUSINESS PROP.
ERTY FRONTING ON 5rH STREET WEST,
BETWEEN d STREET NORTH AND MAR,
KET SPACE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 24th day OF February A.
y: i1s. II O'Clock p ~: We shall sell, ON the
No. ~, having - feet front By loo feet deep, i'm
proved b three story pressed brick front building,
berg, and adjoining the dry-gosds store Of j. G.
Wisswel Co., and near the Maternal Bank Of the
Republic Ehich makes Il arst1clsss business prop
Terms: Ono fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
eighteen, four, thirty and thirty six months,
BY deed Of trust on the premises sold All convey.
sncing az the pQrchaserS cost. Five hundred dol
fn-1 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
i WASHINGTON; PHILABEL- ie
PHIA, AND NEW YORK NAE
WASHINGTON, November s, 1879
Trains between " WASHINGTON and NEW fORK
re a follows:
FOR NEw YORK, ,rtthosf change Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at S:e0 q. Loo and
" ,. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily leXcept Sunday at =. N, Loo and SO
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $50 y. m, and Philadelphia
q SO .. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. m. train
only.
Boston can be bad ~ the Station Office at all houB
OF the day.
schedule between W ashingtOn, Baltimore, Annapo-
TH0S. r. SHARP, ASH Master Transportation.
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jeh
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- Auctioneers and Rsal Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennyivsnie avenus and nth IT,,
AssIGNEIs SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.
- The undersigned. assignee In bankruptcy Of
Patrick J. 4cKsyss, VII on MONDXY, the
=. !. l!z1 Sis q seSsu:.X D; 1873, on ths Iis9i.
highest bidder lot. and q WilsonS s1bdivision,
e INIT ST. n shs City Of pi.s q
Ihese lo6 front - feet on 10Th srest, between end
ferws - ia - o one 49, ,,.v
cash balance in equal secured Paynent. afe and u
months. dsDosit q eh~ fsaqirsd e tine q sale.
AHignee Of Patrick ]. NcKeyss.
u eoi@ LATIAER CLxART. Aucts-
- TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED untn
TUESDAY, FEB Ss, l0S, same hour and place.
rs LAfiMER 1 CLEARY, Aaess. !.
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LEXANDRlA WASHING ~,
a TON B. B.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG 3. B.
Cornsr n b asd SsxtA Streets

Local trains for Ale1 andria leave q follows:--se
-, Ills m, l:43, '336, 6O7, II 81 D. N.
Local trains from Alexandra arrive as follows
SIS, '6.B, lo.23 m, lis, SIS 5.z5, tn D. m.
inRfon and Ohio b. b.
QUAGTICO Accommodation leaves Washington
20 o. - sally, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leeyes Washington I0,41 p. daily, except Sunday
for sale Ct Oces, corner lh street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue and corner 9Th street and Pennsy lvanis
where passengers leave orders for baggage 10 be
checked ct all hotels md residences through 70 dssi
nation.
T. 8. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jyO-tf
RALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
ID RAILROAD, I1
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PRICE LIST
CIR OOB Ba
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & cos.
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GROCERs.
~ 8. O'HARE Z SON,
Wholesale and Retail Grscers,
1913 Sersafa Street North,eesf, tefs1ssa M and N

TEAS TEASi TEAS
lib.
Gunpowder Tea, 75c; good article for 81
Choice Gnnpowder Tea, 81. rs; very best; 81 80.
Good Black Tea, three pounds for 81.
We have also of the finest offered in the city,
Also, an extra English breakfast Tea.
FLOUR, &c.
Welchs, Rays, TenneyS and other brands Of
Flour, all at lowest possible prices.
Ten pounds Lard for 81.
Golden 81 rup, per gallon, 15c; our best 81.
Ten pounds New Dates, 81.
Mine pounds New Prunee, Al,
Peanuts, half bushel for 81.
BRANDY, GIN, &C.
Pure French Brandy, per bottle..... 81 rs
California 60 " ..... .- 1 Oh
Pure Holland Gin 8. ...,.. 1 90
Angelica and Muscatel Wine, per bottle. 50
Whisky, five years old, " .,, / 90
Sweet Cstawba Wine, 81 per gallon.
c. 3. O'HARE 9 SON.
fe20-tr 1918 TIN street n. w =, between n and
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10y LATIMER d CLEARY,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and nth street
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INTERESTS
kEMAINpER AND REyERSION IN THE
WAREHOUSE AND STORE-ROOMS, l62
PENNSYLyANIA AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE,
BETMEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust to me, dated De-
cember Is, 1868, and duly recorded in Liber Csc,
folio O9 one Of the land records for Washington
county, District Of Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, I viii sell, at public
auctions In front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
March 6, ISIS, at 4 O'Clock D. m, interest in re.
maindsr Of one half % and an interest in rever-
.ation b lying and being in the city Of Wash
sistins Of a Substantial brick Warehouse; said
lot fronting twenty five (3e) feet south side Of
pennsylvania avenue, and running one hundred and
twenty seven (l) feet, I'VE 90 inches to alley in
sad reyersonary interests to be sold subject to
the Lie estate Of widow who 10 about u years Of
age.
months, to Dc secured upon the property sid, and
TO bear interest. The sum Of one hundred and my
doarsto be paid st the time Of the acceptance Of tho
bid, and II the terms Of the sale are not complied
with In i've days from the time Of tbs sale the pro-
perry will be resod at the cost Of the defaultins our
chaser. Convey sncing ct purchasers cost.
,...o.a. KIcE y; PAYEg, Trustee.
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PB0CTkR z SAEs4Eg ~ = 4, e Das" sss,s
An si1es. Also, Hotel Condlso e Dnnufncfur0
DAVID BUxBY q CO.,
h>cA-A DaRmoeo IA.
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z d u
- Real Estate Broker and Auc,ioneer
No. s29 9TH street, between 6 and III.
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ny LArIMER q CLgARY,
d Auctioueers and Real Hsaase Brokers aA
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue ~ NH n .
Star Once BUILDING.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets

fl5-eo&ds fRep.l GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-13
LOCAL BREVITIsS.

As there was only one member OF the chain
gang reported as fit for duly this morning.
and he Snalsizcd coorcd boy-Capt. War.
ring received orders from Superintendent OF
Police Clifford to keep bis command within
doors to-day.
The cries of murder which startled nearly
everybody living near the intersection OF St.
Asaph and Princess streets, last night, pro-
ceeded from house in rear OF the jail and were
occasioued by the beating Of one OF the female
occupants.
The u. S. Attorney General has reappointed
N. W. Burchcil, esd, formerly of this city, but
now of Washington, to be trustee of the Re
form School Of the District Of Columbia. Mr.
BurcheIl's old term had just expired
The October number of The Academy
Journal" published for the students of St
johns Academy, has been issued Its con
tents, as usual are interesting, aud It's typo
graphical appearance excellent.
The revival services 10 progress at the NJ. +
Church will continue all the current week. =
They were attended by crowded congregation
last night Up to this time four peulteuts have
protested conversion. -'~i
Two of the crew Of the bark Die Tugen,
lying at Shoots wharf, deserted last night
aud though the police have been hunting lol
them all day, have SO far successfully avoided
arrest.
Some one who had not proper regard f)l
the Integrity of the window paucs 10 the couot.
iuy room of Mr.. J. H. d. Smoot, hurled rock
through sash there yesterday afternoon, and
smashed several of them into "smthcrecns."
A horse belonging to Mr.. w. y. Smoot, and
engaged iu unloading vessel lying at that gen
tleman's wharf, bicked overheard last Satur
day afternoon, but was speedily rescued by the
stcvedores employed there,
Mr.. William Stonucll, an Old gentleman liv-
lug Oh the cXtreme northwestern boundary Of
the city was assaulted and Knocked down and
badly hurt, last night, by a young mau named
Alphonso Arlington. g.
The roof of the machine shop at the Henry
street depot accidentally caught fire about halt
past seven clock last Saturday morning, but
the flames were Sp cjily eXtlugulshed by the
operatives there without making any alarm.
The delegation of Echo Socials Of this city,
who PAID visit TO the club Of that uamc IN
Baltimore, last week, have returned and are
highly pleased With their trip. .-......
Thomas Beach was struck on the head by
ex-polceman Matt Latton with a billy, neal
tile brick row, last night, and mad his ScaI
laid open. .r....,. .<.4.,
1t is understood that the invitation cztendcd
President Grant by the L,uduuu Agricultural
Society, through Col. j. W. Fairfax, 10 vlSl
their fair, has been accepted. -
Three new locomotives for the c. 4 .. Il Il
passed through this city this morulug from
northern manufactures.
The winters festivities Of the Harmonic As
ISOLATION Will begin tonight with hop lnjIhcl'
handsome hall over Adams express office.
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EauIt Finding Letter.

New YORK, Oct. l3. -Tardy publication is
this morning given letters of Dr. Tozer, late
missionary bishop to Zanzibar, addressed to
Bishop Potter, of this diocese, and the Dean
oil Canterbury, iuding fault with the latter
for partici paing in the communion service IN
"a Presbyterian Church in this city 90 Sunday
last. DR.. Tozer says this conduct OF the Dean
will be accepted in this country and England
as sufficient reason and justification tor Epsco-
paiaus attending the attractive services OF the
Catholic Church and may be cited to pronounce
the representation that the Episcopal Church
is haven of rest for those tossed by multi
pIicty Of doctrine a deluSon and snare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-13
The Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, Oct. l3.--T. S. Jukes Grand
Chancellor ofthe Knights Of Pythias. is down
with the fever and the dnics of lis office have
dcvolvcd upon ". H. Moyslow. This order
has eleven patients and there is no money 10
their treasury, the demands upon them for aid
to the suffering brotherhood having exhausted
their relief fund and contributions. Three
physicians from Chicago and one, from New
York arrived here yesterday and offered their
services which were accepted and they went 10
work. James W. Ioomy, a visiting member
of the l. O. 0. f., OF New Albany, died YES
tcr,Iay General Decentralization exists through
outthe city. The police Free has been greatly
reduced, the city railroad has been compelled
to reduce the number Of trips one fourth, and
the number Of cars running do not yield the
expenses of the drivers N. F. Saunders, city
editor of the Avalanche, is rapidly recovering.
The mortuary report for II hours ending Sat
uday evening, shows that there were Il deaths
from yellow fever and 10 from other diseases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-13
The SjlnDIe Reason

why Hand Sapolio is the best article in the
world for the constant use OF all classes OF PEG
pie is because it will do what no other sub
stance will, as follows
MECHANICS. Will entirely remove tar,
paint oil aud varnish from the clothing aud
hands
FARMERS. Its use will prevent tan, suuburn
chapped hands.
WORKING WOMEN 1t will take the place
of powders and cosmetics for beau'tylng the
complexion, and will render the hands white
and soft, no matter how much they are used.
: EVERYBODY. 1t is the best article in the
world for removing all cutancous blcDlshes
from the skin, aud rendering it white, bcautl'
full and natural in color. La price cheaper
than soap-ouly 10 and Is cents cake, &C
cording to size. oct l3-colW
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FinaIici:iI Affairs.

LONDON, Oct. I3-l 1890 D. M. - The amount
Of bal.ipn withdrawn from the Bank OF Eug-
land on balance Saturday was E49, 900, all Of
which is for shipment to America.
New YORK, Oct. H. Gold opened at
lUSb.
LONDON Oct. 1880 p IN. The rate oil
discount ID open market for three months bills
is 4 IT. per cent, Or IL l6 below The Bank OF
EuGaud rate. r
LONDON, Oct. 10 5:45 p. m.--Thc amount
of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day is G3O5 900, all of which
is for shipment TO America
.LoND0N. Oct. l3. Five hundred and fifty.
seven thousand dollars in specie were shipped
from Plymouth Tor New York on Saturday.
Spvcnty-ti thousand were also shipped Tor
Southampton.
NEW York, Oct I3.--NIoney loaning at lie
per diem Foreign Exchange dull and heavy.
The failure Of j. II. Stevens was ANNOUNCED
this morning at the Stock Exchange.
Cold opened steady at Los! afterwards ad-
vanced to 0SS aud later reacted to USS with
the latest transactions at ! 0Sl
The rates paid for carrying were to per
cent. Government bonds frner. Southern
State securities are dull The stock market
opened weak aud declined fraction, but be-
came firner and advanced before the first call.
Later the market hccalnc weak again aud prices
declined from 10 4 per cent from the highest
puut. After midday, Il frmer feeling pre-
vailed and prices recovered from to - per
cent.
LONDON, Oct. Is. a dispatch from Berlin
announces that several failures have occurred
IN lh.t cry
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From NJ. IOuiS,

ST Louis, Oct. l3.-Extensye arrange
mcnts have been made for the reception and
entertainment CT the delegates to the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Association which meets
here Wednesday.
The Italian societies yesterday celebrated the
anniversary of the discovery Of America by Co.
lulubus.
The fair grounds were kept open yesterday
and the gaze money amounting to about ST.
500, was appropriated TO the Memphis suffer.
crs. \ per ccntage Of the receipts at some OF
the retrcshment booths and the sa les of several
choice articles were devoted to the same pur-
pose. The Merchants Exchange, the German
societies, and all classes of citizens are engaged
in raising funds for the plague stricken city.
Tom Allen says he will cover any sum from
800 to $1,000 as soon as it may be put up by
Joe Coburn, and that he will fight him halt
way between ST. Louis ard New York or in
Canada at from ten weeks to three months
notice
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POLICE REPORT THE following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since Sat,
urday w. d. Watkins, for disorderly conduct
and stealing corn from the lot of Randolph
Thompson, coored, was committed to jail, to
work with the chain gang for ten days; Jno. Rob
ipson, for disordery conduct and for threatening
Louisa Cartwright, both colored, was dismissed
as the charge was not sustained Sandy Iuryl
and James Woody, colored, for dlsordery con-
duct at Fishtown, we're fined and discharged !;
Liudhardt Bridcnstien, for disorderly conduct,
was fined and discharged VIM. Madel'a, col J.
ored. for disorderly conduct and robbing Alfred
Brown, also colored, Of IA shoe brush, was dis
missed as the charge was not sustained; Thorn
ton Taylor, colored boy, for robbug the child
of a Mr.. Cliff of its hat, was discharged with a
reprinand. The above cases We're disposed
of by the Mayor. Alphonso Arlington, for as
saulting Mr.. VIM. Stoune, was held 10 the
sum of 500 security, with W: Ii: Windsor
on his bond, to keep the peace for SIX months
warreut has been issued for the arrest OF ex-
policeman Mathew Latten, for assaultlng Ihos
Beach. A uan giving his name as George
Allison and haiiug from Baltimore, Tor steal,
.ipg watch from MIR. Drietus, was scut to jail
to work on the chain gang
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Hy Green Il Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers:I
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CABINET
n FURNITURE AT PUBL1C AUCTION.
The undersigned desiring to change their bust
ness, will offer for sale, by public auction, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day Of October, 1873,
at their large Cabinet Factory, on the, N. w.
corner of King and Alfred streets, all the stock
of FURNITURE, consisting of neand hand
some assortment OF Parlor uites, in Hair, Cloth,
Reps and Silk Brocate, Walnut and Oak Cham
Fancy tables $ and Portable Writing Desks, Blu
reaus, Betsteads, Washstands and Chairs, of
different styles and patterns. Persons and deal
ers are invited TO examine the stock before the
sale. Sale to begin at ~ O'Clock a. III. Terms
cash on delivery.
sen Is Is c. G.. BRADLEY & SON.
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II ELE GRAPHIC n EW S.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
Meeting ansl Barbecue in Leesburg.

LEEsBURG, Oct. i "a special.train from
Alexandria reached here this morning about
10 o'clock, on which we're Gen. Kemper aud
Montgomery Blair, besides a number Of others.
There is u very large crOwi in the place, aud
the Court House is jAmmcd with people.
At II OF clock the meeting was called to Or
ecr By Mat. Harrison esq who introduced
Gen. kcmpcr, who proceeded to deliver a
speech that delighted his audience, aud was re-
ccived with great applause and enthusiasm.
Gen. n. was followed by Mr.. Blair in an able
and effective speech.
The Barbacuc will be sumptuous affair, the
tables. " hch are spread 10 the Court House
square, being loaded with subS,aDtials and Vi
auds Of all kiuIs. There has not been such a
meeting here since A. nor more enthusiasm.
The people of old L1udoun are fully aroused,
and will give good account of themselves 10
November
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER ID.
SUN RosE............ 60 MOON RISEs-.......ll "a
sliS SETs ....,. s. Is
ARRIVED.

Steamship E c Knight, New York, to Hoot
s. Johnston.
Steamship New York, Philadelphia, to a
Reed. ,,
steamer Columbia, Baltimore, to B Wheat
She reports passing five light and ten loaded
vessels in the river-all bound up.
Steamer Vanderbilt, Baltimore, to Hoce q
steamer Pilot Boy, Cone river, to F A Reed.
Schr Carrie Holmes, Groton, to American
schr Ellwood Doran, New Haven, to Ameri-
Schr A Kindberg New Haven to Ameri-
can Coal Co. 49,
Schr Ellwood Burton, Allyn's Point, to Am
Schr Home, Havre-de-G Grace, to Mehatfey
Schr Ella II Barnes, Philadelphia, for Wash
ngtoa ~
Schr Nellie j Dnsmore, Windsor, N. s., to
VIM Smoot.
Schr Clara, Havre de-Grace to William A
SmOUt.
Schr Annie Belle, Salisbury, to j Fl D Smoot.
schr Ionia, Port Deposit, 10 d D Smoot.
Schr Abbie Bursley, Boston, to b ID Lam bert.
SAILED.
Steamhip George Il Stout Philadelphis, by
Reed.
Steamer Vanderbilt, Baltimore, by Hooe s.
Johnston
MEMORANDA.
Schr Jesse w Knight cleared at Phi 'adelphis
for THIS port llth.
Schr s NJ Townsend, hence for Boston, ar
rived at Vineyard Haven It'll.
Schr Mary Willis, from Portsmouth, Va for
TINS port before reported abandoned OF the
Wolf Trap, Chesapeake Bay, is supp osed to
have drfted on Smiths Island Shoals and gone
t. pieces rs the sea was very rough.