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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13

MORE NEW GOODS. -Karatofsky still ahead
Fresh dry goods, boots and shoes arriving
every day and selling at the same bankrupt
prices. Don't fail to give him call and be
convinced that what he says, is so.
FOR SALE-at w. A. Thomas Il Co., hote
block, two hundred thousand cherry red brick
in quantities to suit purchasers. 32-4t
Flour at panic prices at j. A. Sroufe's oppo
| site new brick hotel. If
| for 90 cents, at j. KaratofsKy.
Largest stock of bed comforts IN Wichita al
| the New York Store Soft
Mohair Poplins, new shades, worth 80 cents
selling for 90 cents, at J. KaratafsKy.
sALr-At wholesale or retail, by
81 II CALDWELL Il T:TTswORTH.
| Satin of all colors, at J. KaratofsKy.
Coal OIL-By the car load, or barrel, OF
gallon, at CALDWELL 4 TIrTswORsH's. 81
Black Gro Grain Silks, sold at s1.75, now
selling at e1.2o, at j. KaratofsKy.
The best and cheapest stock of mems and
boys clothing and furnishing goods at the New
York Store. 3O-tf
Also large assortment Velveteens Of all
colors, at J. KaratofsKy.
Flower pots, flower pots, at Caldwell Il
Titsworth's. 2s-tf
KaratofsKy has the largest assortment OF
dress goods in French and Irish poplins in the
',ty, ut j. karatofsKy.
An elegant assortment of brussels, ingraned
and three ply carpets at the New York Store.
Soft
Join the rush and 20 to Oak Daridson for
your dry goods. 29-ti
Three hundred pairs Of blankets just received
at the New York Store. soft
Good waterproof cloths at
J.-O.DAvIDsoN,
93-u Hotel Block.
II you want to make your wife smile, buy a
SrOufe's. If
Choice teas and sugars at Caldwell 4 Tits
worth's. 17-tf
Take your hides to c. NJ. Garrison. the old
est hide buyer in Wichita. 27-tf
Ponson and fancy silks and French volours
below gold cost at the New York Store 3O-tf
New stock ladies' kid gloves in party colors,
at J. Karatofsky's, Eagle block. 13-tf
Oh those beautiful sash ribbons at
J.C. DAVIDSON,
,9-tf Hotel Block.
WANTED, corn in an unlimited amount for
which l will pay the highest cash market price.
J. =. REESE, No. q Main street. 3o-tf
The largest stock Of boots & shoes in wich-
ita at J. o. DAVIDSON.
2O-tf Hotel Block.
New income of new goods. School books
etc. at r. Z. book store to day.
25-tf HOLMES.
The largest stock Of queensware and glass
ware in Southwestern Kansas at Caldwell &
Titsworth's. 1s-n
-
New styles OF dress goods. satteeus, tycoon
rapps, bakhard suitings, serge cloth, colored
alpacas, dutetas, boroda stripes. baretz, and
mohairs, can be had only at the New York
Store. ao-tf
Eight pounds 4 IA apples for one dollar !:
ten pounds driei peaches for enc dollar !;
Eire pounds n. .. sugar for one dollar, at
Caldwell 4 Titsworth's l;-tf
SchIctter & Russell are selling their good
strictly for cash, and for cash only. No credit
any more. Our motto Is, "seli cheap, but the
cash must come" This il the only way to be
successful In busincss-buy and sell for cash.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13
COST PRICES


isen-sisse Muslin. soa ans-h, q. IL r.si..
NOT BLACKSTONE.
nssehed Muslin, es~ , ard wide, q n ssas..
Indian Head Muslin, "a ia cents.
sscd Cotton fiznnei. ~ ia seuss.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13

SchIickter & Russell are selling their good
strictly for cash, and for cash only. No credi,
any more. Our motto is, ''seli cheap, but the
cash must come" This il the only way to be
successful In busincss--buy and sell for cash.
91-H
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-13

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Siss ssssn.~rs sasssissrs s<sss H..
fare ssssed ~ ns> Tor syseNdIsx 10 81.
vssssxs fkf rsfr~s<s essr ssss~ q. sss-
rplsssas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22
Cuban News.

IF the important statements from Havana.
by way OF Key West, arc correct. 1t appears
that the British Government has taken up the
cause Of complaint against Spain at the point
where the American Administration has left
off, The British West India Squadron has
been ordered to RENDEZVOUS in Cuban ports,
and the Havana authorities interpret the move
ment as an aggressive one that Is sure to brIug
about trouble between Great Britain and Spain
in which bright thought they may DOT be
wrong. Ii is surmised that Great Britain
meaus to demand the punishment OF Bur
riel, the butcher of SantIago,to which copsum-
NATION the persuasive effect of the presencc vi
heavy fleet on the coast may be necessary.
There is no confirmation from abroad OF this
statement, and The State Dcpar at wash
iugtun has no Information with regard 10 any
trouble betwe cen Great Britain and Spain. La
respect to The questions at issue between SPAN
and the United States, the former has galued
victory in proving to the satisfaction OF the
State DeparIm II; that the Vlrglnus had uo
right TO carry the American coors. and that
her American papers were fraudulenlly OBJ
taiued In Consequence of this Spain will not
be asked to salute the Il II Christmas day, but
will still be required to disclaim any Intentional
insult to this Government in the capture OF the
Virglnius 1t is ANNOUNCED FROM Madrid that
the Spanish Government will demand the re,
turn Of the Firginus, her passengers aud crew,
but the idea is not treated seriously 10 Wash
ington aud il is not believed that any such re-
QUESTION will be made --BuA. 4asercun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
ST. Joseph a. Denver City IL. *.

AS to the late proceedings in the .;rs of this
company, it appears that he trustees the Far
mers' Loan and Trust Company, have b zen re-
quested by more than one third, in amount, of
the bondholders, to forecose Bills have al
ready been fled in the United Stats Circuit
Court in Kansas for the foreclosure of each d-
vision under The direction of their counsel, j..
Augustus johnson. Alexander s. q. cen, of this
city, have been associated with Mr.. johnson IN
these proceedings. The decree of foreclosure
can be had within 80 days, when the courts IRE
in session, if there is no contest If there be OPP
position or conflicting SUITS this result will be
prolonged. But it is not understood that there
will be any prolonged opposition, inasmuch as
there has been disposition manifesto by the
present ,ndhcldcrs 20 make equit' be pr owls
ion for all the floating debt ". Y. Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

Mr.. Stephens of Geogia, has written letter
to the Atlanta Constitution 10 reply to adverse
comments by that Journal on his recent salary
speech, in which he says: "On all occasions,
when duty reqaires it, shall give my opinion
to the public without any regard to whether it
be acceptable or not to those to whom it is Civ
eH. The only man, in my opinion, who is free
to represent free people, is one who has the
integrity and frmness to utter what he consii-
ers right and true, rather than what might be
ip his estimation, more 10 accordance with their
passions aud prejudices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22
M ARRIED.

On the 10th of Der, at the parsor.o,
533 Chatham strect, Philadelphia, by Rev g.
w. A. GraT Mr. BANNER T. Y1I'Nl; w. IT,
Mrs. CATHARINE DORIAN, both Of this ci,v
At ''P!an Dealing" the residence Of ,H.
brides parents, on "Wednesday. the 10Th OF De.
w. WILSON, Jr Esq , of Upper Mr,!,o-i
Nd, and Miss \. fLDlSE. daughter Of g II
Csrpenter, esq. Of Louis, county, VI.
At the residence of the hri 'cs moihnr, Or
December llth. 1878 by Rev Syivanus T wr.
send, JOHN I HA1TON, of Prime Groryn'.
count y, ard Miss MARY V. PADGETT If.
Charles county, Nd
At the residence Of he brides father Dr. :
W. Dent, on thu 17:h instant, b. Rev. K Smith
Mr. WM J NAYLDR, OF Prince GeDrg~',
county. and Miss JU Liza COLUMBIA DENT,
Of Charles county, Md.
At the residence of the brides mother, in
Dumfrirs, W., on Wydnes i.y, the !7th Of nc.
cclnber 1873, by Re-. Mr.. Grayhl!l. a. \.
LYNN and Hiss SARAH II. oPEAkE, al Of
Pr nee William county, Va.
On the llth instant, in st. Stephens Church
Gu pepper, Va. BY Rev. John ). Iii d>av rec.or
OF ST. james Church, Warrent n, Va, NJ
MAURICE W. LAMBERT. Of George own
l.. G., and Miss BLAN II ASHBI dnus .:
On the 18TH instant by Rev } l. Caro-,
Mi. ROBERT l.. HELM .nd Miss GEURG..
lana MONROE, both O. F,,uquier.
On the ll.h inst ut. $, thu residence of tie
brides father, by Rev +. Il. S!rnthcr WM Il.
ROBINSON nnd MARY CATHARINE HAIR
RELL. of Fauquier.
In Warrenton Baptist Church, on the 18th in.
>tant, by Rev. j. j.. Carroll. assisted By Rev. H.
H. Wycr, Mr.. JAMES McEVUY, of Baltimore,
Md, and Miss MAMIE, daughter of Mr.,
Martha Sewers, # Ware. ton.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22
NEWS OF THE DAY
"To shoso the very age and body Of the Times.

Near the town of Iugsrsol Canada, terri
bic tragedy occurred yesterday. A man named
Timothy Topping killed his wife aud four chill
dreu by cutting their threats with butcher
knife He also tried TO murder his two oldest
boys, but they succeed 10 disarmlng him. aud
fled for help toa neighbours. Upon their re-
turn they found that he had cut his own throat.
at last advices he was still alive. The cause
assigned for the terrible bu:chery is insanity,
caused by financial trouble.
The following suspensions in New \ ork are
announced f. R. Josselyu, jobber IN carpet
wares. cotton yarns, &c, NJ. 335 Canal street,
with liabilities of about $4,000; Frank y
Kas,or, wholesale furnishing goods, No. IL
Walker street, with liabilities of between 5 80,
600 and 5000, 900; and 7. Laodecker, wholesale
furnishing goods No. Walker street, whose
obligations are $50, 900.
In Chicago and Cincinnati meetings of work
ingmen were held last night, and the principle
laid down that in times of restitution the city
must either 6Ld employment for those out oil
work or supply them with food. The Chicago
meeting resolved to march to the CouGcil Cham,
Der to-day, and make these demands on the
Cltv Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22
Railroad Receipts.

The following were the receipts of produce,
&c, by the W. c., V. NJ. y &. :. r. Il. last
week: Corn G425 bushels, wheat TO rye 81,
oats l445, ear corn BIZ, potatoes 10 mill feed "a,
beans 49, corn meal -, w.lnuts TO- peas flax
seed bags, dried fruit e. bbls and bags nay
4Ul bales flour 462 bb!s, apples 394 bbls whis-
key Is bbis, ground sumac u, LOO lbs, sumac ITO
sacks garden seed boxes, fresh beef 2273 lbs,
dressed hogs rs lard 10 bbs and kegs, broons
10 bundles, tobacco ~ boxes, leather 81 rolls,
dressed poultry lG bbis and boxes, OUTER 81
bbls and tirkins eggs % bbls and boxes, cab age
bbls wool 26 sacks game bbs and boxes, fur
packs, clv's 7. spokes ~ bundles buckw heat
-four bbls and II sacks, fowls coops, wood |
cords, shcepSkns bales, ground sutnac stems
lG 066 lbs, blco~rs So 800 lbs, feathers sacks,
iron and bones "a 7lG lbs rags 1858 lbs, empty
Casks Sc, hides 30 md res pine lumber 10 00J It,
oak lumber q, 600 feet, cattle and sheep Il cars,
stone II cars, hoops 3 cars cross ties cars, sand
l car.
The following were the receipts by the W. &
O. K. r.: Wheat 1892 bushels, corn 1850. oats
6S4, rye II, meal ~, potatoes Go, apples As bbis
-four IS bbls, cider Is bbls poultry 81 bbs and
boxes, eggs II bbls and boxes. butter 10 bbls
and kegs, cheese % boxes. pork IS lS5 lbs, fresh
beef 992 lbs, sumo l4S2 lbs. calves r. fowls 4
coops, rags II bags. hides 81 bundles. hay llj
bales stock 2 car loads. wood car loads
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

We have the decision of the Judges of the
County Court of Prince Georges county, Nd
in the maudamus case of Widdlcombe vs..
Brooke, The first naued was the Radical can
didate at the late election for Clerk of the
Court, and was elected by small majority.
His opponent was Brooke, the present clerk.
who, claiming that his antagonist was not fair
ly elected, declined to yield the Office. Hence
the necessity for legal proceedings. A writ OF
mandamus was issued and the decision we now
have Still the Democracy propose to take the
matter before the Legislature, which couvenes
on the first Wednesday 10 January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

1t is said that Marshal Bazaiae will be a
prisoner at large on the island ofSt. Marguerite,
under restrictions somewhat similar to those to
which Napoleon was subjected on St. Helena
that is, under military surveillance, but not
detained as a close prisoner. This island is the
one on which was copfoed for ten years that
mysterious character in French history" THE
Map in the Iron Mask" who was subseq
ly removed to the Sastile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

Certain structures recently made 10 the Peters
burg Index-Appeal, upon the Richmond Wing,
having led to correspondence, and to an inter
view between MIR. n B. Meade, of the Wing,
and MIRA. B. Venable, ofthe Index-Appeal,t the
purpose of any offensive personal reflection in
the articles which appeared in either paper was
mutually disclaimed, and an amcable under
standing was on that basis arrived at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

Information reached New York from Ha-
vana on Saturday, which, if authentic, is high
~ important. 1t was rumored there that scrl-
Gus complications 10 regard to Cuba have arls-
en-, it is understood, between the Spanish and
British Governments Precisely what these
difficulties are does not yet appear, but 1t is
certain the British West India squadron is TO
be speedily aud largely increased Havana au-
thorities, it is stated, consider the English
Government Intends some interference in Gu
ban affairs, and in such manner as to compli-
cate the relations of that Government with
Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

Gov. WALKER.-The Leesburg Washing
topiau gives the following synopsis OF the
speech of Gov. Walker. at the dedication OF
the Masonic Hall, at Hamilton last week
He apologizcd for being compelled to deliver
written address, which the pressure OF pub
lie duties had compelled him to throw together,
without much order aud consecutive thought.
He proceeded to deliver an address, marked
with that good sense and adaptahllliy to the
occasion, which has distinguished all his
speeches. He paid a handsome tribute to the
noble order, OF which they we're all proud 10
bc members, aud to the energy. enterprise and
good taste of the Masous of Hamilton, as
shown by the elegant, coutortabe and CON
venient Hail, they had just dedicated. tie
alluded TO the harmony aud beauty OF the com-
biuaton, signed in the union OF the Primary
School and the Masonic Lodge, IN the same
huiding-both so necessary to the best Inter
est of the community. Education was essen
ta to Masonry, and Masonry to Development
aud expansion of the finer feelings and sensl.
bilties of man. He alluded to the Free School
System, Of the State, aud remarked that It's
progress 10 Virginia, since it's establishment,
its most ardent advocates He thought there
were defects in the mode Of raising the re
venue for its support Every man in the
Commonwealth ought to feel he had pecu'
mary Interest 10 it, and that he was not solely
dependent on his neighbors for the benefits his
children derived from it. He was Of op!nlon,
that every nan 10 the State ought to be re-
CURED to pay his share of It's cost, by capita
too tax which all could easily bear aud all
should be made to pay. He would favor an
amendment to the Constitution, which would
give the Legislature power to levy cap'tatlon
tax of 81 %, and compel every man to pay, 1t,
before he should be allowed to vote. Such a
law would make every man, whose children
participated 10 its beueGtS, feel that they had a
right TO it--make him feel more like man 10
discharge Of his duty to his children and the
State. 1t was a tax which all could pay, and
which would be certain to be paid, with the
condition recommended His views were re
ceived with cheers by the audience. His ad
dress gave great satisfaction. 1t WIS credit
able to the Governor, and to the cause he sus-
tanned.
In Gov. Walker we have wise aud pure
Governor and his administration, will form an
Interesting period in the history of Virginia.
The popular estimation of him has grown, as
his administration advanced, aud he will leave
the executive GUAR, with the thanks and con-
gratuations of this great State, which is main
" indebted to him for her noble position and
attitude in comparison with the other States OF
the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

REMARKs.-Receipts of Wheat are fair, and
the market is active and steady; clr:rlnSs oil
2l2O bushels white and red, with sales Of the for
$50 for common to fair, l55 and 100 for good, l63,
lG5 and l6S Tor prime, and lis for choice lot.
Corn is in large receipt and the market is un-
changed; offerings OF 1896 bushels, wlth sales of
new ut "a, 65 and 81 tor whit, So 10 and I'll for
mixed, and IS for yellow. Rye is in GIT re-
ceipt, with sd, ut %. Oats are active md firm
offerings O.: US bushels, with sales at IS and S.
lnLler for seed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

A call is being Dumerously signed by mem
bers of Congress, headed by Representative
McNulta, of Illinois; and Representative Har-
ris, of Virginia, looking to union Of the mem
bers of the northwest and south, for the pur-
pose of uniting those sections on the question
of cheap transportation from the west to the
Atlantic seaboard. A meeting will be held in
the hall Of the House Of Representatives on the
first SATURDAY. after the recess,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22
LEXANDRIA, V n.
MONDAY, DECEMBER % 1873
CousTY School SUpERINTENDEN Ts. :

CoUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTs. :
Among the appointments that have recently
been made by the Board of Education, to serve
for three years, from the lst of January, 1874
are the following: R. l.. CarDe, Superntend-
ept of Alexandra county; j. W. Wildman,
Loudouu; L. j. Haley, Louisa; Henry Turner
Rappahanuock; John Howison, Spotsylvanla;
and NJ. P. Marshall Warren. 1t was neces'
sary for the present board to appoint, because,
according to law, the term Of Office is three
wears from the first of January succeeding the
date Of appointment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

MAD STONE Miss Mary J. Graves, daugh-
ter Of Henry Graves, esq, from Layton, Essex
Go. Va, passed through our town yesterday,
accomp anied by her brother, to take the boa,
for her home in Essex, having just returned
from Richmond, Va, where she sought relief
from pain, having been bitten by mad-dog 90
the 9Th inst. She found a maidstone IN the
possession of Mrs. Hix, on First ST., No 40,
Richmond, Va, aud had the stone applied to
hef thumb FIVE times at cost Of SIS for each
application. The stone has to remain II hours
each time. and on the first application afforded
her great relief; and she is now 10 good spirits,
and feeling no pain or Inconvenience whatever
from the bite.
The stone is about the size of a hickory nut,
and was formerly owned by Mr.. Humphry Sale,
Of Caroline county. After his death at a sale it
was bought by Mrs. Harrison, OF Richmond
city, who still owns it, she having paid s. 600,
for it.
Miss Graves was Informed that this stone
had been applied to over 800 persons, proving
entirely successful in every case, 90 person ever
experiencing any trolble afterwards from the
bite Virginia Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

The newly elected California Senator, New
ton Booth, is the present Governor OF that
State. His term Of Office as such ends on De-
cember, l, 1875. The present California Leg
islature bad two Senatorial positions to fill
the unexpred term of Senator CasserIy, who
recently resigned, and which ends March T.
1875, and the full Senatorial term which COM
mences from that date. Gov Booth, having
been selected for the latter position, will have
to resign his present Office some ten months or
more before its expiration. This will promote
the Lieutenant Governor Rououaldo Pacheco,
who will be the first native Californian Gov
arn,,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

Three young mon, named Howard t. Payne,
Andrew Schafer, and Charles Williams, all
clerks in the Surgeon Generals Office, while
out rowing on the Potomac yesterday after
noon, net with an accident by which Payne
lost his life. The boat capsizad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

A writer in the Richmond Wing urges a
short session Of the Legislature, with no holi-
day per diem and mileage, with less talk and
more work. Also the publication, occasionally,
of roll of honor, giving the names of the work
ing legislators Instead of reporting the long
winded speeches of the orators, so-called p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

Considerable excitement exists in the Indian
Territory over the Presidents recommendation
to Congress to organize the Territory for the
D urpose of locating wild Indians there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
made good showing for the past year. The
gross receipts amounted to 81, 1913, 757 SO; ex-
,penses, $l,279, 722.22, leaving net revenue
$9l4,055. gain of 1924, 7O4.33 10 gross
vious year. The expenses We're increased the
last year $44, 997.OS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

Senator Lewis has introduced bill 10 the
Senate, which is now under consideration by
the Committee on the District of Columbia,
for the Incorporation of an asylum for the care
and reformation Of inebriates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

Reports from Mexico show that the recent
action of the Congress of that country 10 sepa-
rating the Church from the State has had a
remarkably good effect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

The weekly statement Of the New York banks
issued on Saturday shows the excess of the legal
reserve to be about sl2,00OOOO, the gain last
week being about 81, 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

The officers of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road 10 Baltimore are advised that after to-day,
the 22d inst, the passenger rates from Baltl-
more to Cincinnati and other western cities
will be reduced fom twenty to twenty-three
per cent. below the present rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship G knight, New York. to Hooe
s. Johnston.
Steamship Utility, Norwich, to American
Coal Go.
Steamer Columbia, B .ltimore, to B Wheat
She reports schooner ashore at Lower Cedar
Point; also rs passing two loaded coasters bound
up, one in the Kettle Bottoms and one at Mary
land Point ard some river craft bound up. She
will leave for Baltimore to morrow night, and
return no more this winter
Steamer George h Stout, Philadelphia, to F
a Reed.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Cone river, to a Reed.
Steamer Georgesnna, Baltimore, by Hooe &
Johnston. Sha will return no more this winter.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by +
Reed.
MEMORANDA
Steamer Utility sailed from New London fol-
this port 18th.
Schr Uncas sailed from Norwich for this port
10Th.
Schr Adolph Hugel, Wicks, from New York
for this port, (beforo reporte.O had very light
wind on the 10Th, and dritLed close in sh re, and
when an attempt was made TO tack she msstay
ed and went ashore IT Watchapri uc Inlet
Both vessel and cargo will be u total loss The
sails, rigging, anchors, &C., may be saved. with
good weather, and Captain Wicks remains by
the wreck, trying TO save all that is possible
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-22

By the deed of endowment of the school at
Penikese, Prof Agassiz was gvea the right to
select his successor, and he chose his son, Al
eXander Agassiz