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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
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tall1e Na6ritt sntbalten."
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bar"
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it ssltrisbtn babe. MasS, mas i1 fur sic tbun
fam, tsitebt rarin. paB i'd anssiss, Der Strid
iei s%srilIen unp sic b~efinpeu li1 gan, ,ppbl.
SD babe meine @runsiaBs unS eaS pablifam
psib, eaB ib ni6t lise."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
Gntisklih.

DETERMINATION Dsnfsn Sie lid, meins 9isss,
aud unlsrn Sspisntsn wsresn mir wisesr snt.
lafsn miIsn!
SpfrGtbin: @sSbalb ienn ? Grinusrr ib mid
rs8t 10 parsn sic bisbsr lsbr ~;airispsn nit
ibm.
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pereen.
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lid lab i@ ibn Stisfel pussn unp lab III mel.
nem S9rstsn, Zap or meinss @anns5 Stiefsln,
Die msiner Stbnf unp leiHr sissrsn in cine
Hsibe seftat bate. Gntieslid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

@uter SrunS. = Dor Nur,sm ltarb in
sinem fsire 100 Msilsu ppn vs. ntsrtppu
gslesenrn Srt cine iuu9e 6rau unp b~inierlief
ibrem iber Den Serlat untrSlli&sn 8atten Elm
flsineS Sinr. atab lblaui sea srsi g8o9sn
mar Der lsstere laen rispsr psrbsiratbst. Ssii
fribrrsr S8pissersater, ibsr psn Wrune Der
ral6sn MISUNDERSTANDING %eeislRen bsirast
antpcrtste: ia, mat lug be eabi eaubn /; be
pae tpss Sptns Habit I'M en- Bars NatuHel lint
cat Tam be ee9 MD umElbmsn l%aatsn,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

Gut bcimac1euhtct! Scr siniaer 3eit
pailirts cir 2~anbmann bic NuBeprfsrlinie bel
gBien hub besriiBte mad Der auf benz 9anee iib.
li6en art bic Spriitsrssbsnesn. Gin arrpsan-
tsr Sues blisb iteben inp fraete bari5: ,asn.
usn Sic mid bonn o. uNsin."- ,@arum
siebsn sic benn ben Su! Dor mir ab?"- Gnt.
l6uleisen sic %sltisit" bsmsrfte bisrauf Der
bpIIi6e Bauer, psnn i9 sic ssnau ssfannt bate,
piirSs i4 ben Out Yur Sbnsn ni&t ssscssu
baten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

Cine ,imarte" SbHlnin. - esbreriu:
9Gis lang bliebsn Ieam NM Gpa i'm yarasisir ?
gSeiB ss triner spn Gu8?- 0ebt, bic tleins
Snirna bsIbamt tub allie! Hun, mein aine ga
Gmma: Bis bic APPEL reif paIsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
Trci uab Mejoiuacr I,

Gin iunssS, lultissS Wap6su wpats sinsn ii.
ten 1elebrtsn, BEN ls fWr einen pseanteu bislt
ipsll sr feline pfdnesr miisslpielt bate, nsdsn
Ste 1rasts ibn paber, Oh or li6 sstraus. srbr
WlnItsn arT stnsm Sein 81 ltebeu. .,Nsir
6raulsin," la9ts or, gSic iban ppbl rap 81,
earhn %;rsifeln, ernn i'd babe Is bis jsgt rirf
ltd lur lebr a!esrn 9~sbaItsn. mid nit @anisu
in sinrn @sttltrsit sin;ulanen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

Inter benz pieler Spislssus, bas man su
paris anf ben gculssarbs fell bietet, in aud Gin
fleinsr prcpbetiIhsr Artifel Isrlslbe beltebt in
einsm ~pin3issn Selefepps, un,ssten BON Der Sn-
i9rift: .,S4aut bic 3ufunft 6ranfrsihS :" aauft
man eisies Selescpphsn uub ltaut binein, 10
erb!idt man am Gnbs cine pur9lu9tiSe ybp,p.
graphic 0ambstn's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
Wnter1n e $.

Ser prot. Yfarrcr u. feline Sauern.
Ser gfarrrr ltanp nit 6riltiih frpnmsm Grim.
TOr Ieiren 9ausrn. Ipnnernb mar bic S.im.
me,
yit her er i6alt auf ibre unmsni6li6 Saufen
Sas 6luhen, Siltern, Spiern rnb eas &aufsn
Efauf miro or peiG ; er fdltet feline SGnee
llnp tittet hebentli6: ,9erenfet bch eas Gnee
Wenn sinit Der Ssrr mid frast: $50 Ine biz
Saafe mein,
Die t9 Dir ansfrtraut !" = 10 mug i'd NiaG
Iein =
une fra9t CT trieterum : Die S9aff, bic nil
eiaen,
Wp fne fe?"- mug i'd niht gum aneern Nalt
ihpeigsn =
uns frast gum trittsrmale err ,gBc lino biz
S6afe meiue o.
Nas rauB ib Iasen nun? rs limb S6peins
Ssrr,' 8 iinp S6psins!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

SSober frmmt ss bod, iaste Gin gerliner
sa elmer iieSeuti6en Dame, oae, 10 oft i'd nit
Sbnen ;uiammsntreHe, Sic itsts ben S6nupfen
sa baecn pcrsebsn z" Das fcmmt eaber", erpi.
esrts bieDame, ,peil i'd in Sbrsr Tabs itsts pom
Nprepinp anaepebt wcree."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

Iscli eeS NinsYieb. = Gin Sbisrar,t
Der eas &irepieb clues aplisen @utsbslBsrs GU.
rtrt bate, reidts isins &e6nuns barber fclssn.
sermaBsn Elm 4: "Oas bp9arsliss Ginssisb GU
rirt u. I. 10"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Deferred BreyitieS.

A market man from West End whose men.
tai faculties, owing to too deep potations, were
in eclipse, brought his truck to town Friday
night, and while sitting on the steps of the
market house, lool-ing at the illuminated win;
dows on the opposite side of the street. asked
several passers-by why the stores were Zig hted
SO early in the morning.
A would be bridegroom was attacked by a
wouId-not-be mother.in-law with broom stick,
on Saturday morning last, near the JAIL and.
with the man he had engaged to be his grooms-
man, were driven off the field in a demorolizcd
condition. All the parties were colored.
The public will be pleased to learn that local
night trains for the accommodation of amuse-
ment seekers will be put Oh the A. 4 W. Rail,
road at an early date.
Gov. Walker and NIessrs. Jno. W. Daniel, O.
T. Beard and L. B. Taylor have been invited
by the County Committee of the Conservative
party to speak here on the 25th instant.
All the scales and weights in use at the Mar
ket house have been lately inspected by Mr.
Wilmington, the Clerk of the Market, and all
were found to be correct
A tournament will be held near Mt Oivet
Chapel, on the Back Lick road. few miles
southwest of the city, tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Terrific storm.

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept 22.--The following
dispatch has been received from Tallahassee,
Florida, dated on the II lust. "a terrific
storm occurred through this section of country
Frid,y morning. Several stores were uuroof-
ed, thirty or forty houses blown down and 9th
crs badly damaged n great number Of gin
house were destroyed. The crops are consider
ed completely ruined. Three or four lives
were lost and number of persons wounded
\ large number of stock were killed. The
roads are blocked by falling trees; telegraph
wires and fences are down for miles. The loss
in this equity is immense. St. Marks is com
pletely washed away. Only two houses are
left standing. Seventy families arc homeless.
Newport is also reported gone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22

The general expression is one of momentaIlly
growing confidence.
A tour of the National and savings banks of
Brooklyn DEVELOPS the fact that there Is more
than the ordinary quiet there and there is no
disturbance of the channels of financial or other
business ia that city.
a tour around the last at noon found every
thing quiet and more deposits than drafts be-
ing made. The banks are generally awaiting
themselves of the provisions Of their charters,
which empowers them to compel 81 to to days
notice from depositors desiring to withdraw
their accounts
National banks arc paying all demands made
upon them that look like legitimate business, 10
grccnbacks
There is considerable Inquiry for stocks on
the streets. investors with greenbacks ln hand
seeking to purchase, but the prohibition OF the
Stock Exchange precludes transactions.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-l p. m.-Only
$4,000 worth of bonds were bought at the
sub-treasury since II o clock, there has been a
considerable falling off in the number of sellers.
The following cash bids were made on the
street: Central, 95; Wabash, SO; Reck Is
land, IS 10 90; Western Union Telegraph, y.
New YORK, Sept. %. NO meeting o. Jay
Cookies creditors will be held until full state
idfS DSCu ICCSlPCu llUu luC
branch Offices throughout the country. These
are now being prepared with the utmost
dispatch. The firm cannot at present say any
thug in regard to the duration Of their sus
pension.
The clearing house statement is issued and
shows that all banks made their clearing sat
istacorily, including the two heretofore report
ed in doubt.
LONDON, Sept. 22-5 p. m.-Much anxiety
is manifested on all sides to hear further news
from New York. Jay Cooke, McCulloch &
Co. continue to pay cash in the usual manner
over the counter, and the run on their house
has ceased. Much sympathy is expressed for
the firm by the leading bankers.
Mr.. A. j. Cate has telegraphed to Secreta-
ny Richardson that the business Of the Syndi-
cate is not disturbed by financial troubles
Among the rumors current is one that the Bank
of England holds $4,000 of Jay Cooke &
Co.'S. acceptances, and that the Rothschild' S
have 100000 Of the same paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
YECI,EO.r Stiles.

IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE-By virtue
i of the decree OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, entered up 1T its June term, 1873, in the
suit therein pending Of Grady's adminlstrato:
against james j. Love and Others, the under
signed, commissioners therein named, will, on
MONDAY the 18th day Of September, 1873,
that being Court day. in front OF the door OF tie
Court House of said county, at one q clock p. M,
SELL to The highest bidder, that TRACT OF
LAM on which Thomas SInkfeld resides, con-
tang $50 acres This land is in good stale Of
cultivation has plenty of wood, excellent water
and good and comfortable BUILDINGS, E.EA
and lies - miles northwest of Fairfax Ut. aakg
House, on The road leadins from Germantown 70
Flint Hill. Persons wishing 70 buy are request
ed to call on Thomas Moore, at Fairfax Cour.
House, who will slow the premises.
Terms OF Sale: SO much cash III hand as will
be required to pay the expenses CT Sale and the
sum ot SlU30.4l, with interest thereon from the
18th day OF December, 1871 till sale, and the
residue in two equal annual Payments, with in
tercst from The day of SALE the purchaser to ex
ecute us bonds, with sufficient security for the
deferred payments, and The title to be retained
until The purchase money is all pad
MATTHEW HARRISON,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax Co., aug l4-w4w CONS of Sale.
GS"The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, October 10Th, 1873, Court day. when it
will be made ut the same hour and p &C,
MATTHEW HARRISON,
THOMAS MOORE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YEsTERDAY-The
.,.,bsr Yesterday, though cool, was bright and
.,s,ble. and the usual attendance was present
~ ali the churches. Rev. Mr.. Jerome preached
~ ~ Tb-;st Church at night, Rev. Mr.. Waller in
tbs LIST Presbyterian Church, and Rev. MIR.
1T ~: 10 the German Lutheran 10 the
a lbnrcbes at highland Rev Mr. Grouse 10 the
u p Chulch, morning and night With these
Ir,,n,ions the pulpits iu the city were occupied
t T., the resident clergy The following is a re-
n,rt of the work done during the day by the
Ennnp Mems Christian Association:
The St. Asaph Street Sunday School had
=, additional force Of teachers, and the Usual
aumbar of scholars. The session was one of
,.,,, interest, and was closed with the usual
aardress TO the scholars by the Superintendent
!. nrayer meeting will be held at this point on
Tuesday evening next
"Ihe King aud West Streets Sunday School
uas more largely attended than usual, and with
a tu force of teachers. The session was one of
exceeding qualification in work and result not
oolv TO the teachers but also to the visitors
nresent, their comment being that no Sunday
School 10 the city is superior to it. in the man-
,sement, and in the department of its scholars.
The colportage work at the canal basin in
The morning was again successfully conducted;
having the way for the glorious results attllned
81 rbc open air meeting held in the evening at
hi, point, at which full committee were at
work, who report large aud deeply interested
company of boatmeu present at the exercises
1.-The Aims House meeting was worked by az
unusually large corps of the brethren. A full
congrega' ON was present, aud so Intense was
the interest taken in the exercises that a second
meeting was held, and another N .etiug APP
pointed for Sunday night next
The Jail meeting was held with the usual
interest, and with sufficient corps of workers.
There are but FIVE inmates now there.
The Open Air Meetings at the corner of
Duke and Water streets, aud at the corner of
Cameron and Fayette streets, at 6 p. N. were, III
each case, worked by full committee, and
with the usual soul stirring order of exercises.
The most fervent appeals were made by the
speakers, and they were listened to with mark
ed attention by the full coDgrr cations assembled
at both points.
The 4 clock Prayer Meeting at the NJ. ?.
Church, had its usual good attendance, with
an increasd number of the youth of both sexes.
The services were of the usual refreshing and
inspiring character The descent OF the holy
Spirit was tervently invoked upon the meeting,
and upon the churches of the city. 1t was a
precious season of re- union of the members of
the branches of the Church Of the Lord Jesus
This meeting will be held next Sunday IN the
NJ. +. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
-
DIED.

At the residence of Lewis Shumste', IN TN r"a-
oui.r COUNTY on the 18th instant Mrs. ELIZA - :,
BETH a. NELSON, in the o5tn y raIis Gl Do OF
t sgs Baptist Chareh she adorned her
t by holy lie Her hand was ever open 10,
deeds Of kindness, and the poor always naa ~
her friend. ;.
On Saturday, September nth, at II 8; en- m, ~ ~
Marshall streets, Richmond, Mr.. :; "a "a
NORTON formerly captain OF artillery IF If n,
and lately of King George county, SUI
late DR.. d. n. Norton. go,
instant, Mrs. ISABEL PROCTOR, of Front rom
ROYAL, Warren county, in the sixty-nintn year
of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
The Markets.

NEW YORK, September 22.-Flour dull and
nominaly lower. Whcat dull and nominal y .
a5c lower. Corn dull and strongly in buyers
favor
doing in stocks Cotton nominal new crop 1911.
Flour dull and heavy; prices unchanged.
Wheat dull declined SC; white choice 1870; fair
to prime do. lG5al75; good to prime red l60.lIo;
common to fair do. lS5sl55; Ohio and Indiana
DO. l4Oa155; Pennsylvania l55al7O. Corr NOM
mixed Western 81 Oats steady; Southern Asa
~; Western mixed 4ls45 do. white 45a47 Rye
quiet and steady; prices unchanged. Hay un-
changed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, Sept 22.-.-rhere was mark
falling off in the deaths from yellow fever yes
terday, the total number of iutermcnts being b.
of which only died from yellow fever. Lead
ing physicians are sanguine as to the pcrma-
uent abatement Of the disease. The Toward
Association is taking active measures to estab
lish general hospital for the poor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
CANAL COM ERCE.
sas-11IT7;t asas--1TTT1s asAs-aI

ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Boats Recnabites, A S Winteringbam, A
Main, d Cromwell, Moore, NJ Ssndtord and
+ II Miller to American Coal Co; Z NJ Byron
ner, Ed Mulvaney and r A Goodwin, to Hamp-
shire and Baltimore Coal Co; S Charles and En-
rest s. Holland, to Bisen Avon Coal Co; 7 }
Bayer and Col A SpatGs, to Georges Creek Coal
Co; j H Gsrrish, B r Summers and John T
Scrivener, to New Central Coal Co; VIM NJ
HILL A w Brsngle, A B Cromise and MARYLAND,
to Consolidation Coal CO.. Jas 5 Welsh, Emms
Rodgers and Noble Grand, to individuals.
DEPARTURES.
Boats J b Platte, Noble Grand, Jas Dayton.
G w Wallis, Goldtnch. Fl NJ snyder, } A Gra-
ham, Grason s. Fannie, w Segarson, NJ % Con-
ner, Rechabtes, A s Winteringhan and An
drew Main, for Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
LOCAL HIsEV1TIES.

The District Conference, NJ. f. Church
South, which was in session in Lcesburg last
week, adjourned on Saturday after very utter
estng session. Yesterday Rev. Mr.. Tudor
preached 10 the morning to crowded house,
and at night Rev. DR.. Duncan delivered ser
NO of one hour and fifty minutes to one OF
the largest congregations ever assembled 10 the
church, who listened with the most marked at
teution aud showed 10 sigus whatever of weary
ing.
a member of the Hebrew congregation haV-
log, as is asserted, been detected III selling
pair of shoes from the back door OF his store
this morning, the proprletors OF two clothing
stores on the opposite side OF Hing street,
which until that time had been closed, imme-
diately opened their front doors, and have been
doing business all day.
The disturbances aud disorderly conduct that
for Years past have been occurring almost Every
Sunday in that part Of the city known as the
Colross ueighborhood, are the occasion OF great
complain. among the residents OF that locality,
aud The police have been Instructed to pay
special attention to it next Sun day.
On Wednesday October s, 1878, Jno. u.
Lane. esq, will sell, at his residence near
WASHINGTON, Rappahaunock county, all his
personal property, consisting of Is horses and
colts, rs cattle, 50 cotswoli sheep, 100 hogs,
household aud kitchen furniture, wagons, car
riages, &c.
Gen. Bueregard did not pass through here
on Friday night last as heretofore. reporter,
but still remained at Manassas yesterday at
Varne's hotel, having been two much hurt by
the accident that happened to him on Thurs
day last to allow of his continuing his trip TO
the Dorth
AS will be seen by notice in another column
Coz. Walker, Maj. Johu Daniel and Col. u b.
TAYLOR will address the Conservative meeting
to be held at Sarepta Hall on the nlghe ol
Thursday next, 18th inst
A fight occurred among some OF the passsen-
gers 10 car Of the p. IN: local tram ITom
Washington last Saturday W hlch the had erect
of driving yearly all the peaceable occupants into
other cars.
Deputy Sergeant Stcuart ! turned yesterday
rom Williamsburg, Va, whlrther ne mad
been, having 10 charge Mrs. Archibald,
lunatic, aud who he placed in the asylum there
A basket pic uic will take place at Cores
Vile, Loudoun county, 90 "Wednesday next, to
which several parties in this city have been In
vited.
For the first time in three weeks the north
erp mail and pass myers arrived on time THIS
murning.
The Yacht Josephine, of New York, which
arrived here on Friday with a pleasure party
on board, sailed again yesterday
A live fox was caught alter a prolonged
chase this morning 10 the alley leading to the
rear entrance into ST. Mary's Church.
Supplies of oysters sufficient for the demand
Of today were received this morning by the
steamers Columbia and Georgeanna.
Ex-Gov, Smith left this afternoon on the
steamer Lady of the Lake for Norfolk, where
be will make speech.
Cant. Davis, of the lost steamer. lronsides'
NOM has command of the steamer Gcorgeanna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Fairfax Co., sep l9-wts

DUBLIC SALE-Havlng determined 10 quit
L farming, will Offer AZ public sale, on 4lh
day, WEDNESDAY, 9Th day of tenth mo-,
(Oclober) the FARM on which l Row reside,
containing lbs acre; in u good state of cul.iva-
lion, upon which are BRICK HOUSE ussa
and Barn, Stone Spring House, with new .2s8g.
er-lailing Spring. and other necessary out-bnlu-
inys situated III Loudoun county, Va, about
one mlle south OF Purcellvile, station on the
WASHINGTON and Ohio Railroad, and As miles
wc,t from Washington, and ID miles south rom
liarpcrs Ferry, In The LJudoun Valley, the
finest agricultural district III the 81 lite. The
farm is we'll wauercd and lubereti, and contains
two SPLENDID young orchards, one OF Apples,
Peaches, Cherries and other select Fruits, in
prime bearing order; the other about four hun
drcd choice Dwarf Pears, and tine selection ..
Grapes, Black berries and other small Fruits.
At the same time and place will be- sold my
STOCK and FARMING UTENSILS, consist
ing in part OFF, Horses, Colts, 6 Cows, & Young
Cattle, ~ Hogs, Plows. Harrows, good Hub
bard Mower md Reaper Wheat Drill, &c AL
SO some uU UoEuOLD FU kNlTUKE, CONSIST
ing OF Feather Beds, Tables, Bur, AUS, Drawers
Chairs Cupboafds, one good Cooking Stove
Washing Machine, some good Vinegar and,
other articles not mentioned The healthy loca-
Lion of the place and the moral standing OF the
community, make II very desirable for any le
wishing such property. There Is Frlcnd,'
Meeting Buuse, Public School and Postotiice
less than mile distant, and Cnurc les o. Other
denominations in the ncghborhoJd.
Terms Tor Farm: One tou til cash when pos
session i given and the ~esldue IN three equal
annual payments with interest from the day OF
Sale. Dcel to be Z ven when Payments are made
satisfactory.
Terms tor Stock, &C.: All amounts under ten
dollars cash; above that Amount SIX lao this
credit, with intcr.st and II promptly pad II CT
est VIII be dcduc .ed-the pa chaser giving bonu,
with approved security, no property t. be
With. Attendance gwen by subscriber,
BERNARD TAYLOR,
Lincoln Po.totfice,
9th mo-, l1-eots Lou, Uun co, Va
I AkGESALEOF VALUABLEP PERSON
IL AL PKOPEkTY-I will sell, on the 9Th
DAY OF OCTOBER next, ali the PERSONAL
PROP EHTI on my tar ~ which l have recent
~ sold, consisting part Of
II valuable Work Horses, to which tho at
zen ion OF contractors is specially invited.
good Riding Horses
three, .wo and one year old Colts-f0ur of
Tie II by DoSwclls throus Inbred Stallion
Onion.
IS hr L, of wcIl-brcd Cattle Cows e yrs ODD
and Calves.
80 superior Culswod Ewes and Leicester
Buck.
100 Hos, including Sows and Pigs-no chole-
"a among them. -.....
Household, Kitchen and Dairy Furniture.
set irst-rate Blacksmith Tools, Wagons
and Car, lagos
For p; rtculurs SEQ hand bills.
JOIN G. LANE.
Washington, Rapp CO., sep l7-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Mail Robbery.

BRDGEpoRT, CONN, Sept. 22.-Edwarl B.
Leavenworth, employed as janior in the post
office at this place, was arrested Sunday oD
charges of opening letters aud stealing money
He confessed that he had been carrying on the
business for three weeks, during which time be
had opened large number Of letters aud stolen
money to the amount of SO. Lcavenworth
waived an examination and Was, in default Of
bail, committed to the county Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Desperate Conflict.

LONDON, Sept, "a desperate conflict
took place in Bury St Edmonds yesterday be-
tween mad 1rishmen and a body Of policemen
The officers were compelled to use their clubs
vigorously aud did not succeed in dispensing the
rioters unil many Of them had received severe
injuries. There is great excitement lf the
town, and a renewal of the disturbances is
unprecedented. While the roting was in pro-
gress several houses We're attacked By the mob
and wrecked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Marine News.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept 22.-The srhooners
Mott Bcdeil and D. w. Vaughan are here in
distress. The former, with cargo Of >alt frouI
Wilmington to New York, is leaking and has
lost part of her sails. The latter schooner from
the James River for New York loaded with
wood, is leaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON. Septcmber %. IL o. N.

WASHINGTON, September %, / a. m.
For the rest of Monday, for the Middle
southeasterly wind and partly cloudy weather.
For The South Atlantic States, falling barome..
Ter, easterly winds, partly cloudy weather and
possibly local rains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-22
Sneaker Of the House Of Commons.

LONDON, Sept. % Right Hon. Henry
Bnuverie, William Brand, Speaker of the
House of Commons and his family sailed from
Liverpool for New York on Saturday in the
steamship Russia They were accompanied b.
Earl Roseberry.