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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

VI SS.ES' FL n H Is u ITO BOOIS,
At WADDEI'S, "a King street.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
AND SHOES.
A large stock of new styles, very handsome,
of Lhe best quality, and at low PRICES,
AT WADDEI'S, "A King street.
CHILDEEN's SCHOOL, }I,, AND WALKING
A large stock and great variety of styles, at
~ At WADDEYs, "A King street.
INFANTS BOOTS AND SL1PP ERS
fine stock, in every color style and quality,
at very reasonable prices,
AT WADDEY'S, "A King street.
BOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
A good stock Of new styles, OF fine quality,
and ut low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
Large stock and great variety, suitable for old
' AT WADDEY's, "A King street
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS,
Kip and Calf, good and cheap,
At WADDEY'S, II King street
LADIES FINE WALKING BOOTS,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
A LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
suitable for the country, to which we invite the
special attention of country merchants, rs they
will be sold very low for money,
At WADDEi'S, "A King street.
ALARGE STOCK OF MISSES CoLoEED
BOOTS,
of superior quality, which will be sold for less
At WADDEY's, IA King street
We have large assortment of Low SHOES
and SLIPPERS, out of style. which must be
sold without regard to cost.
f1On LBS OF GENUINE Cd Gov
1OV eminent Java, Maracaibo, La
Gauyra and Ri1 Cof"es, for sale by the
CHIMES TEA COMPANY,
IL north Royal street.
CoNFECTIoNERs' A SUGAR, only lie
= 70 CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
II north Royal street.
DALERMo LEMONS for sale by the
L CHINESE TEA COMPANY.
WHITE SUGAR DRIPS for sale by the
w CHINESE TEA COMPANY.
1000 l. s.! B u FLOUR
THE CHINESE TEA COMPANY.
EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK
IL for sale By
CP1CES Of all kinds, Of Our own grinding, and
- guaranteed pure.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
noyZ1 IL north Royal street.
HIAA MERCHANTS and MANUFAC-
Ihn(lTURERS will best insure their ship
I'M \ ments to their destination by using
AIHIl DESSISON'S
INV PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over NU millions have been used within the
past.tsn years, without complaint of loss by Tag
| becoming detached All Express companies
use them. Sold by Printersand Station
ers Everywhere. sep 29-co:jn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

LADIES FINE CALF: KID AND RUSSIA
LEATHER BUTTON BOOTS,
Vienna style,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

MISSES FINE BUTTON BOOTS,
At WADDEI'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29
ROUTS I.N'D SHOES.

ENGLISH RUBBERSl
-. ENGLISH RUBBEES!
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

BURTS FINE SHOES,
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

The HENRY STREET TRACR-Considerable
inter was occasioned, this morning, by re-
aH that the Alexandria and Washington Rail
I'D Company had recommended tearing up
as railroad track on Henry street. lntorma-
30 TO that effect reaching police headquarters,
apt Webster immediately sought instructions,
the absence of the Mayor, fiom the Presi-
ut OF the Board Of Aldermen, Mayor ex
a:o, from the Corporation Attorney land from
1>'lce, May but being unable to receive any,
started aIouc to the designated point with
f. Intention of summouiug all the citizens he
|tT there to act as special policemen, and with
I'm to stop the work aud arrest those eugag-
Hin it. Upon reaching the scene, however,
|: found train of cars on the track and a
,nber Of hands engaged 10 replacing the torn
rails, for the purpose of making connection
III the w. e., V. NJ. & G. s. r. r. As
work did not seem to be improper, the
stain allowed it to proceed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

LADIES FINE SHOES,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29
Hsy T.. a. herDy. !AuctiOneer.

A VALUABLE FARM, IN FAIRFAX
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FOR SALE
By virtue OF u deed Of trust executed by Aaron
Brunn and Pnuina, his wife, dated February |,
1863, and of record in the Clerks offices CT the
County Court OF The counties OF Fairfax and
Alexandria, Virgins, and oil orierS in the bank
rupt proceedings Of Alney Cole i Go. vs. Aaron
Bruiu, the Undersigned rs trustee in said deed
Of trust, will expose To sale, at pubic auction,
On SATU RDAY, the LIST day of November,
1873, III II clock m. in iron. of the Market
House, in the city of Alexandria, Va, TWO
said deed Of trust, both situated in said county Of
Fairfax, adjoining the lands of Joseph Holden
and others, and lying on Bulls Run-one of said
tracts containing about Two hundred and twenty
i've acres, and the other containing about eighty
nine acres-thc two parcels forming tract ol
mnd Of about three hundred and fifteen acres.
The said land Is OF excellent natural soil, in
good state Of Improvement ard has upon it
new, commuiouS and comfortable DWE L. 90.
LING HOUSE, and all necessary out E:a
house, and within three miles OF Manassas STA
ton.
Terms Of Sac: Five hundred dollars to be
paid in cash, and the Residue in equal install
lentS III SIS, twelve, eighteen and Lwenty-iour
months from the day of sale, with interest there
Oh ut the rate Of SIX per cent per annum from
said period said instruments to be secured by
the bonds oi the purchaser, with good personal
security, and the title TO be returned until the
lurctiu=c money is fully paid, and the property
liable u be rcSod upon iaiiurc 70 comply with
the terms VI sale
DRURY WOOD, Trustee
Fairfax county, oct l-2awls
Etf" The above sale Is postponed until No
FEMBGR -, at the same hour and place.
Fairfax county, nov l-2awts
re" The above sale has been postponed u
w Ed ESDA I, Dec. 10 nov S-2awts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
Large stock and great variety, suitable for old
ladies, ..-..-..-.~
AT WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

BOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
A good stock of new styles, of fine quality,
and at low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

CHILDKEN'S~ SCHOOL AND WALKING
BOOTS.
A large stock and great variety of styles, at
very reduced prices,
AT WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29
In MA111Se DEPARTMENT

All lightweight goods are mailed to any adj
dress, free of postal charges, at regular
prices. upon receipt Of money
or postotfice order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
AND SHOES.
A large stock of new styles, very handsome
of the best quality and ut low. PRICES,
AT WADDEI'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-29

BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS,
Kip and Calf, good and cheap,
At WADDE Y'S, ID King street
, 1873-06-24
THE CHOLERA.
Prevent on uetter Than Cur,

Prevention ksetter Than Cure.
TO the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
61n l have soou good deal in your paper,
and othors, on tho subject Of claolora, and would
like to make u suggestion or two
There ia little doubt that tho disease rs spread
mainly from noglecting to doodorize the dis
charges of patients, md to completely cleanse
tho bod or othor clothes infected. Several plans
havo been suggested by the use Of disinfectauts,
all requiring forothought and outlay. and there-
foro not likely to DO available at tho time when
most wantod. Now, tho best disinfeotant We
havo Is common Garth, which Ia available at
once and tho simple plan is bury all discharges,
vomit or other, in the ground Immediately, wash
log out tho utonps perfectly, aud put tho clothes
into small bits, or washing powder. This is tho
simplest way Of preventing tho spread and now
for checking tho tendency to take tho disoaso.
It ia generally auppoaod that the use OF vege-
tables and fruit increases tho tendency. nm
firmly convinced, from my OWL observations,
that it iB just tho contrary !; that tho consump-
tion Of fresh meat iB the principal prcdispoHiDg
Cause and that tho use Of aound vegetables and
ripe fruit is tho greatest preventive, with tho
addition of rice, beans eto, and very little poa-
toes also, an almost total abstinence from
alcoholic drinks,-I mean spirits.
As to the treatment, it must vary so much,
according to circumstances, L will not oHor any
suggestions, az thoy would necessarily bo very
long. only say, got tho best available medical
advice, and apply the groatest possible amount
Of dry heat to tho pit OF the stomach.
CHICAGO, Juno II, 1878. On KAY,
, 1873-06-24

or woakon nnothor huid whom addod to It, tts
Virtue rosts In tho Water which It contains. Tho
most popular diluenta nre lnsood-tea, toast-
WAtor, barley-wAtor, r1co-wator, le1nnnado, etc.
Many contend that wnter chpuot bb absorbed by
tho stomach or bowels during ol1olera but, II
not wator, why tho otllor popular romedloa : Tho
J9ault F9thors, In India employed oamphor-
water (which liz simply wator fayorod with
oamphor, M camphor ia but very eparingly
ovory hour or half hour, according to oirouul-
stances and tho JosultB woro worry snccossful
II trcnting tho disoaao. Dr., 1laeIntosh, OF
Edinburgh, tried worry novel way Of introducing
wator into tho blood, lIo uigaovol $40 grainH of
common aait and 80 graina Of bcarbonato Of
Hoda In 10 imperial plnts. OF water, warmed
to temperature Of 112 degrees; mud
tho whole was injected, in tho course
of about half-an-honr, into tho
voinH. Dr.. Macintosh treated 156 hopeless caaed
In this way, md in eyory cnao tho symptoms
but, unfortunately, in large minority, roturned
with increased violence; mud, OF tho 15G, only AZ
recovered entirely. But oven tliia number Of re-
ooverioa 10 encouraging undor tho ciroumatnnccs,
mud tile nbove might be tried horo In "hopcloas
caseB."
Whore cold wator is given as beverage, loo
wator In qua,,ttios Of about gill, iB bio best,
repeated cvory hnlf-honr. In many cnBoa whore
It can ho got conveniently, tho carbonc watof, as
drawn from'the sodn-water fountains, Is profer-
ablo to the plain water, as being moro exhalrat-
Ing. Tho addition OF 10 grnins OF bicarbonate Of
soda or potaasa, with 90 grains OF powdered gum
moro rapid absorption, and alao net as IN omollt-
!. MCLEAN FLEMING. III. D.,
III West Washington street.
, 1873-06-24
New York Livestock Market.

NEW Yonkt June 23.-DKEvks-Rcceipts yesterday
anu loay, 304 cara, $3.50 head lnnhing 400 for
tho weok aguinat 726 last wcok The Rnprly tho
largo, especially Of cattle. and tho mhrkot
coses weak ut decline Of 34@}Ic for tho week. Te1.
ans, common to bost ranged at 9@11Ac and native
ateera Rotd ut 1oai@f2Ac with few extra md fAncy
so!cctlons ut 139l3kc Fat socrs. 1,250 to 400 ba
live weight sold at ike. About 200 cara Of cattle
held ovor.
Dressed beef hnd fair Ra1o at 8@10Nc. Tho trans
actiona include 20 chr loads Of Illinois Bteers, 64@7,<
owt, at 1lhG@11t1o: 81 cars, 6@@9H ost. ut 1ria9
12o: 10 cars, 7G984 cwt, at 1l5{o 10 cars, TX ct,
At l2@13Mc; 8 cars, 8k cwt. ct 12A@13Ho; cars,
7aa cwt, 11H@t2Ho; Ohio stillers, ~ cwt, at
11so; ~ cara Illinois steers. cwt at 114@12No;
cars Toxans, q cwt, o@oSc; cara, g cwt, 0Ac; 10
cars, cwt, 1T 10@10No II cara Missouri ateerH and
Texans, cwt, nt 10}4@114o cars, B4@7H cwt, ut
10N@1lkc, and cars atill-fod Texans, OK cwt, at
AtuAo,
BIEEr AND -Roccipts, 81 cars, 7,760 head,
making 18 $50 for tho wcok, against 100 Inst week.
Deinand weak and market dull at reduction Of fully
10 on sheep aud No on lants. Common to good
shcep sold at 4G75ao, With fcw car-londB Of primo
and extra ut g@6kc. Lambs ranged at BK TO 1lho.
The salos include primo Oo eheep 30 lbs, at Co.
cars % bs at 0ho cara Kansas sheep, 81 sbs, at
{Ac; car Ohio. co tbs ut Do; car, % lis, At 5He
cars, % bs ut bAo car, % lbs, at b{o; car, 98
fbB, at $40 cars, 80 ba, at -; 6 cars Kentucky
lambs, 81 lbs, nt 90 car 60 lbs at 8<o car, e. tbs,
Of chr Jersey, GO lbB ut 1lc mud chr, O. os
sw1SE-Rocepts for two days, 10000, making
100 for the week, against 90 ITO Inst wcek Market
woak and unsettled at 5,s@5ko for I've; and 097Ao
for city slaughtered.
, 1873-06-24

Roanoke, Michigan and bargca. Dmnkirk and bargcs.
Turr,or ind bnrsos; scllrn Monticello, Mont Ianr,
CLARA Parker Knapp, goalrd, Harvest Queen, Dreol,
Hattie Wells Bchyiklli 1i1morc, Mnorat S.ate Star
rAsaKp DowN-Prora D. ". Powers, Emrlrc Star,
Russia, Nebraska, scot1a barka CITY Of 1,nalo aaa:
Finncy, Q. II. Uon, F. l.. Daiforth, O. J. Mag ssn,
Of 1fopo, lroluots, O. L. williams, Bcotin.
.WINn-ao,lth.
DrTno1r, June q3-pAasrD Dows-rrops oanaaa,
Europe, 70 Hcmtte Neptune and aryes icslrar, and
laih ho!rh Golden 1sulo, Ainn Grover, City Of Green
nay. KlnR1alor, AMI American Sunrise.
fAssED ur-rropa 81. Josepi,, Ononagon and
0Ilh Cal Cook.
:, DisMAarEn-Thc prop india, hound down, rcporta
The Achr hlooRo d!snaBted o.! IoavBr Isatld.
WfND-Nortleast.
, 1873-06-24
>ANTt-MONOPOLY,

'1sichlnnd County, Ohio, Enrmers'
und WOrlktMgn1en's Ticket -- The
Resolutions.
Special Dispatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
MANRr1E1p, O.. July 23.-The farmors and
workingmen held an adjourned meeting to-day,
tho first one not being considered IN auBpicious
opening OF tho now orusade. About sixty dole
gates wore presons mado up mostly Of farmers
and workingmen, with fair Hprinkling Of pouti-
cal hacks to manipulate tho thing. il possible.
Col. r. O. Brown was made Chairman md ". s.
MoMillen Secretary. 4 committee on reBo1u-
tiona was appointed, Of which III. D. Hartor was
Chairman. Tho following is tho report Of tho
Committee, which, aftor bref discussion was,
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, In tho opinion Of this Convention, both
the political parties have proved agnay uufaithful to
the ruata committed to tcir caro- loca And III the
ton ut lnrge, and haEo given extravaganza where
they promiaea economy and inefacienoy whcro we
shonld have hsd ability In tho management Of public
Keseued, That cutting loose from party afllations,
sented il convention teddy, to piaeo baIoTe te poepo
Of tho country men solicited from our nidBt who,
while faithful representatives Of tho tnterosta Of labor.
Ing men, viii at tho sao time, bring to the Admnis
tratton Of Tie ollces for which they nominated
honesty and e.nciency.
R<solred, That We viii use overy fair and honorable
menus to SECURE the election OF tho ticket which may
be placed IN nomination to-day, and. while urging ihis
course gFon al people II the county who aesfra hon
Of tho county, do not Beok TO bind any ono to tho
support Of any special political doctrines aiming solely
to bring about substantial reform within our own
county.
National and stato matters wore left for
stnto Convention to pass upon.
Tho following ticket waa placed in nomination :
hopresontatiyo, r. g, Brown, Republican sher-
iG, Harrison Mlckoy, Liberal Republican Clerk
OF Court, ". 8. Mch1llon, Liberal Republican !;
Auditor, John Booth, Democrat; Intlr1nnry Di-
rector, Lowroy sibbott. Democrat; Commissions
er, Peter 6napp Democrat, nominated IN tho
Democratic tlcket; Treasurer, II. II. Rowland,
Republican.
There was apparently minority OF Republi-
cana in the Convention, and It Saa noticeable
TINT OF tho Democrats present there wore mono
OF prominence in the party.
, 1873-06-24

The following resolutions have bocn adopted
by Bethel Grange, Livingston County, III:
WHEREAS, 1Yo havo noted with surprise the courso
pursued by tho ponao se1ael against tho farmeru
movement md a platform Of principles. bolng char:
"dead-beats and Il acallawags" Thorefore beit
Resolued, Dy this Grange, now in session, That VIC
utterly condemn tho action OF the Pontiac Sentinel In
ia Bollrrlloua articles tho formers movement au
bc 1t further
Resosued, That We hereby ngreo with aud indosse tho
action Of the Of this county who met in
efectng perfect Organization Of tho farmers'
movement In this county; and DO It further
Resolved That we 1ndorso the OF tho poutiac
Free Trader and recommend the to the PATRON
age Of all farorH aud friends Of the farmers moyo-
ment. G. ". LAN0FoRu,
Master Dcthel Grange, No. 2lB.
O. Il. ?. NoAI, Secretary.
JUNE IA. la13
, 1873-06-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


New YonK, June 23-Money was easy, but rather
active ut 4@5 With exceptions at at tho Close
Sterling was quiet, at 109Ge5l03H for slxty tlays
end l10t1@ ~ for sight.
Gold alternately weak and firm, on narrow fll1c-
tltations tue extremes OF tho tlay bong l1t to 1l6sS
There large ordora to buy ut about ill., and tile
bears wero unable to lepresa the market below that
Agure Tha ularket closed lr1n at ll53s. Lonns, go
az per cont tor carrying. aud fiat for borrowing.
Oloasngs 81 900 000 Thu Treasury lsbraod $oo 006
uuatoms receipts, $349, ,o00
GOVERNMENTS wero quiet and unchanged. State
bonds ruled dull mud sMdy.
Stocks wero weak aud lower. hut thu tleo1lnG not
narked. aud transactions ule, Many Of tho larger
operators wero. abaent. Tho short interest
has beon largcly covured, MD tho demand
for tho aotivs stocks comes mainly from
tho pools. Tbs greatest activity was In Union PAco
%hioh advanced tre 2ts to and eloss st
wer0: Eric, 63AGt215; pacifu Mail, 18H@37a{ !;
Western Union. a54 a53, IS, 151<, 85jS O, U. l..
O., 28@2TH; Lake B,oge, D2H@0ah: Oltos, aBas@
37Jf ltoek thlald 109is@lo84; st. Paul, b1H@5l !;
Wabaali, dsAi@oB Northwest. 73a@71E; Delaware,
Lackawaunn Western, 0D3sl9pB. Iron Mountain fell
to 10 on Ba!ea Ut 100 sAnsos, closing With g5 bid.
Tho Produce Exchange aljournH on July srd to tho
It'll.
HterlIng 100.
> GOVERNMENT noNps .
Coupons 81 ...... .13iI Coupons .1203s
6-10a Of ga ...... .1lost C0nl,unB O.. .... .1.0
COUPONS. "a ..., ..ilbsf 1Q.i0S, 0S,,,.....,,.,.llH
, 1873-06-24
Illinois 4: michigan Cam, News.

CANAL OFFICE, Chicago, Junc 21.--AnnivEn-r.1y
Morris, b.000 hM corn pnraOn Drn%nnw, Henry. 6pNj
bu corn W. T. nocltiwood, 1lenr. ;a1 ions cdal
prop Mohawk Belle, llenry, 1ca ':ig,iron Mis-
Ee,gor s Henry l5o tons rig:ron; -,.anto, Morrrn,
l}ollo Franco, Morris $500 bu corn. s7oo Gu oaa
Industry, horra. 4o!o b. corn. 25oo BIZ oats riil.
liant, Romeo. $500 Iii corn 1loard Of Trade Mnr-
acies, 64oo bu corn $500 bu oata Elzaheth, Iock-
Roft 2so eoo 'ls meal; aeneea Lasale 600 bu com,
$500 1M outs Cataract, Laalle, 900 Blu corn Dcl-
b1 corn Wave Morris. 2,50O Blu corr, 5000 bu oats.
, 1873-06-24
passed over him. Tho romans woro taken to

In Torr,,a ~
W. "o4suo'
having COmplotod tlelf labotn, Aro now fehdy to
srty.nwrara us 1arae nnmhnr ~ taq.npvory
ca1}oti ma nxsnin"i lin hno'ta vcatcri1ay XIII
~; nnnoI n'u ti.n ~ r,sn ~ yrta1 ~.
oyor % tho rcoords and augaoet corrections. tl,o
ofieea % Of tic Town % Doerds vii bo kopt open to.
M:1s4o oa a. h1ams otrcota " H. ao,t R,3o ~ ~
~ IN H. s,,, at,an anI ILL., PLY ~ t,as ~
cnrnnr ~ G;nTh mi hin,;onm atrnetn ''>' ~ 'Ao
0N'@ -
Iho nonIa OF rnpo Mor1a saod fho iollow
Ing building permits yesterday - .. A0ard, two-
gtory and basomoilt briok' 4ox72 foot, west Van
Duron stfaot; SIMON Lam1l, dWo,atory anu
atront. enr1 avo.atorv and hasomona oa
etnno. .}ront oaY1nf1 foot. No, III Eaat Wnahi,,us
ton stroct. Ha1,1,ni, uampboli. f1yo-story apid
bngomo1,t ptono-front.. 24xi00 feot. No, a East
.4 m
No. l4O North Peoria etreot.
~, mr.
IL1o alarm OF nro ieom ooS 20 az oo1ooN ,9
yeatorday mornlng' was oecaaloned X mo ais.
Eo: lAl South senesson a1sees. AZ Iho 70 9neso9sing
avenue. which, was occupied as boardtng.h9uso
irisurei far sI0i). Iopa on furniture. S510. in.
e,,rei, for s5i)0 in tia Ai1omn,,in Of IHttpbnroL
No. 7ai South Jofforso1 stroot was occupied as a
btltHhGr.Aft0p nFil UW01}fhU bV AuH1Hk krnnyun1i
Loss on building, si,506; no insuranco Loas
anco.
sth,,,,,.. In. .uo.;a .,.o. ..,,.,
;t ans;. is7s e,sotns, ~, - .n1v. ILL., snehhoa
an.o omatas aaoon. o. INC oofnor OF nluo island
nsonne ana tweasM a'ao atTeos, a ana tappoo IN, tno
~ w. ,ne4 ~ Yoo. aag ptopllosoi saw a!n
na, ~ W. ~ ote1' .e o1s pos aa9 VIZ
orIaass;. VI patun LIN o,oef Umyor a@w o1in =!
t,rs,t " capthae NJ snaoi, and wons N
fnnlly camo up with him ut tho oor1or of Jeffor-
son and Bunker etroots, whore Lie knocked him
down, and bore him triumplautlY to tho Twelfth
Street Station. Dwyer ia one Of the most corpu-
lent mon On the force. and the ppeod le exhibit
ed WINS quite unexpoctod,
MI. tax,n. =. ,1- n.A.,.,. o,n.,
mn ~ ~. .sulay & vi MI. IassloA @ Uoelen OF 70.
so.a ~ n.a'1 .aa h.aoott nas Doou Lniown 1lto tne
~ s. ,an, ~ ~ ~, ;tt M
Tzeio vr'f n1,ro Mve. a. smu t;v IL ana
rhn., }a14 1n 9tean nSsu .opksosei5 - anu yoath
,st.o3 III I'll 1oo "e9h aSo ana
tha Tasn 4 oTI m't wele soR ~ lug eiIse5'on ol
~ n mi tho i6eat ,,a - nso ,,t i"om
'bov ,rorc dottaI si;n " 3aH s ai,.oa ~
nnd ah"sis ill., eu' ,.sa aaessge. Yohsts ansa
nrottw ma that moao .a nai Ilagns ana
tr;1 aa,, oo,, ns7 ss ~ ~
lost ~ III ont-a, pai;y1o atato ~ ''4 tA7s ~
" w. SA"A : o''o' ''"'''n'
Last Friday evening two ecotchmen, members
OF tho Ualedonlan Club mot In IRONS aaloon, at
tho corner OF HalRtod and Monroe stroets, to
take social glass. After imbtbiug freely, they
fell to boxing, and finally, becoming enraged,
their playful "pasaes" lod them to fighting.
Thoy were 4utokly separated, but, determined
, 1873-06-24

TAUNTON. Mass. Juno 23.--ls D. Ho1taerson,
check on the Bristol County National Bank on
Saturday, was arralgned this morning in tho
Municipal Court, and pus under $40, 900 bontls
for his appearance before the Superior Court.
Central Railroad bonds, probably stolcn. and i
complete disguise OF rough clothes. The ao-
ousod claims that ho is tho victim Of mistaken
iIentitY
, 1873-06-24
The Produce Markets.

The Produce Markets.
NEW YORK.
M NV X3onH' June a'-corros- miadns up
BnEApsEurra-Flou steady, With better feeling;
roee!pts y GOO brls superdno Wcstern and state,
$4-75G9bo0 common to 8oou extra, $5.G09830; good
sSSS g Ssf 81 xsas sIts; ss
mixed spring, s1.44; No: milwaukee,. sill North.
Rye aetivs, BIT lower; wessern, ea@ss Barley md
malt dull mud unchanged. Corn higher, with fair
ss hsssS sss sd gso tsa ess s's5H oa.
quiet receipts, 172ooo Iu; now MIXED Western, 4l@
4aSo whi.s 47@tss; gess,j;. b'9Sh te@s,No.
nAY AND uoPs-unchangsh.
81 anooEaaEsmooee M aasoa s%,ssy no 111x@1oa M s.gar
Hss M ii good densna caroias, IVA se ~ uaen4Ds'o
rE1no.EyM-osals' nEr,',.I5., g.; rehned, 1shc.
BTOOK OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSES,
Wheat .247, COO
corn, .b10o0O
Oats, .503000
Hye, pu. 90u0
bat!eyt. ...'''''.''..'.....'....' ...... daooo
hlalt Du...
| Paov1s1oss-ror9 .teady very auia now 1n sas
sle5o@7.oo. Beet quiet mess, so.oo@1l.oo; ertrs
Ias.l weak Western stesa igso,1ae: kotsia @
BUrTEn-F1rm Western, 14t9?1c. ..,.
CHEEsE-1n good export domnnd prime new State
factory, 114@l5Ao.
Wu1sKx-tis1ner S3 y3e ,,7,.xe
NES ~ oHtEANa. ,.,.
JEW - gaHs. etno ~ aae ~ n
f osts qust at % a1s4ao1 M ''''"' ''' "A''s' ''s'''
DnAN-Dul 1t T0o. ...
AAY-Qlot; primo, $239oS2a.o0; choice, $2egg.
ecaneo ana aea aa akY WIZ a
Rs ':ts 4 Ss ss's :ssS e. s Estd
aan ana easler mosee, GHsa1G, o,>o ,.o,.a,.,
no movement; n,u ~, ex ,o,,,,.a. o,. cu,,..,,
Mhisnf-nuA as hna III" Lou1slaaa' 94o o'hesh-
naa, Gto VIC, uor. a,u. .o,,. oso ,.,o, ,r,,a,,,,
good ordinary 1ss.&15o ,;I! md;dl!ng 1s'{e; Md
dt1ng orleans, 1870 ahn Neceirtst
o. on ~ 1'''o pAse7 eo@1'"t'os 1''e"
f ' '' AfrrwAuHEE >
Sr,w.,7rrp 1nne n a.Hnny. y.narrrra-F,our dull /.
anrtn1 ortras TX omen n0 What flrrn Nh II oax:
q - Sesho. earn IN fair dnmnnd and htuher. No q
a,Ec nvo stosdy No. j. Go. Darlsy ali and nom
III Nn q SSn' 1s' = '@~' 1'''' A1 49," A0AA'
''1 Tnr1o11rsS 1 y, IN ~ nnfYo,o IN . oauaoo 1ac
Isor1pra-FIo,1r. 8oo6 brIs WHEAT i4Sooo bu.
sulraEsrs-1oaf' ;;qSS ~; Wheat isl.oaobu
BuFFA1o June 23-I3nrADaTurrs-F in coo1
dc1na1d yi,cats No. Milwaukco ofTercti At Il ~.
no b,lvors Corn dill car lots selling nj 4Ofa41n
oute III nattor tn,nsnd aales ID OD0 bu Ho Western
Mt 3la33c.
CANAL Fns1ourB--Ao lowor on wheat oshors ,1n-
changed.
DETROIT
DRrnorr Time -HnrAnsTt1Frs- i1ul1 and
UNCHANGED. Wheat dul, and shade lower extra.
Sls1ca1 S9 bid No, i. Sl,75x; nrnbor, u.5o' Corn
"'0'A' ~ w." 10'' GIEYEi,AND. ~ ~ 'S'ss7'~e'
CLEVELAND, June @,--DnEApsrurss- Wheat dull
at ,iO., Corn, l5G34Hc. Oats, 36G9aGe,