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I,GT{SSULE., KY.

Manufactured 1o5acco.-Fine bright Virginia
twist + and II inches, 63070c.; medium brisht
nm bright Virginia KS and las, 4564ec. !; medi-
um bright Virginia, IL inch 9, 45@45c.; Virginia
liz, coil and pancake, 55G75c; common pounds,
Virginia, 42g45c.
LeJI To5ucc0.-Yery little new tobacco IS coming
forward aud The supply Of desirable grades OF the
old crop is running DOWN.
barely sustained upon the basis OF last weeks quo
tationS.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, THURSDAY, November IS, 1873.
The offerings yesterday were 80 hogsheads, l E
tierccs, AMI Z boxes. To-day, go hogshcads and
ticrccs. The sales of yesterday and to-day were
packages each.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
OF the inspections, deliveries, and receipts of to-
bacco, together with stock on hand IN the different
warehouses of Richmond for the week ending No.
vembcr II, 1872 and 1878:
INSPECTIONS.
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i BOLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
Bnardman Smith, of the ElmirH district, mas
offered his "a ,G44.S0 of back pay to the tresl-
dent of the orphan asylum in that city, ana
declares that, whether it is accepted OF not,
he shall not return it TO the United States
Treasury, since, in his opinion, 1t IS not
stolen ,;iuncv. lie adds at the close OF his
letter that he is not candidate for reelection.
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VIRGINIA Postal AFFAlRs.-A post-office
is Established at Bula, Goochand county,
Va, on the route from TolensYile to Penn
bcrlon, with James Ii. Loving as postmaster.
A new posl-otfice is established at South Mill
Creek. Pendleton county, w. Va, on the
route from "Mousc's to Franklin, with
Isaac Borrcr Us postmaster. The pay OF
Henry Austin, letter.carrier at Richmond,
Va. is increased.
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DASyTLEE, VA,

NOVEMBER l2.-The tobacco market for the sale
Of leaf cannot oe said 10 lave opened regularly yet,
though for more than week past daily sples OF
small parcels have been held 1t Planters ware
house. That Which i sold IS mostly OF very Inferior
quality. Souuotatf0ns eau Dc given ut present
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RESTAURANTS.
ryETELLE "TWO TINES" ~ ~
CORNER OF SSAEy
BANK AND ELEVENTH STREE1o.
- r,r,nr,,uNrru STpEET

,tRspk mud Eleventh the incompatible LUNCH,
the luxsries Of sea and land. GAME, FISH, "a %
TeRs. MEATS, Etc, served 10 order.
Az IA Thirteenth street, FREE LUNCH EVERY
DAY. besides the best regular lunch.
The best of oysters 1T both places, ana Liquors
TINT are surpassed at no bar In the land, ana brewea
drinks Of the best style OF art.
Come one, conceal. Both places are 'horousl's
fortified,
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DEATH OF DR.. j. 3. STovALL.-[ Halifax
Record DIR. J. b. Stovall died ut his resi-
dcncc, in this county, Oh the It'll day OF NO
yeulber, and will be mourned by many
friends. Without the advantage Of liberal
education lie acquired large fund Of useful
information, and by the native power of bis
intellect won many positions of honor and
trust. He served several sessions in the
Legislature of Virginia, and filled with gene
raj satisfaction the office OF State Treasurer.
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p1ruJOED IIvr-STOCE MARKET

RIJHIUND LIV E-SIUCh MANhEI.
Tie following is the report OF Mr.. L.. Gilnmi,
wcghmaser, Of the sales Of live stock from the
9th OF November TO the 18th OF November, 1873
CATTLE.-200 head sold from common To good at
2%c.m4c gross; sold from good to extra ct 405c.
sold from extra 10 fine ut 5kc.
SHEEP.--Dul, sold T. H., 3isGI &C. gross.
VEALs.--Per head sold from S5G$S.
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protect YOUR LUNGS.

The DREADNOUGHT and CuIRASS CHEST.
PROTECTORS, made Of iue felt, aud double, so
as to afford warmth and protection TO the back aud
chest should be worn by every one to guard against
the sudden changes of temperature In the fall and
medical authority. all sizes on hand at
MEADE BAKERS Drug Store,
no1O 9l9 Main street.
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pAJ.TINnPT

BALTIMORE, November 13.-Virginia 6's. cou-
pons, old, 80; do. new, 81 consols, At West Vir-
ein!as, 8. Bid to-day.
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CONSUMPTION CURED !!-GLOB f.
" FLOWER COUGH SYRUP does positively
cure, rs If by magic. COLDS. COUGHS, BkOS-
CHlTlS, ASTHM ma, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We have never known the second dose to fall In
giving Immediate relief In GROUP, the great pest
Of children and terror of mothers. G l. O B f.
FLOWER SYRUP has been tested In 5000 cases
of consumption, In which 1t cured nearly every
clse 1t cures when all other boasted remedies fail
1t has cured hundreds Of people who arc living to-
day with only one remaining lung. This rare and
delightful remedy Is the active principle obtained
by chemical process from the 'Glo9e Flower"
phslanthus 0ccidsntals.' We can with truth as
sure the community that this incompatible remedy
does not contain particle OF opium or any or Us
preparations lobslia, !pecac, Gquills, mercury,
hytirocyanic acid, or any poison whatever. The
action of the GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP OH the 1l,
man system Is mild and benign and adapted 70 sH
ages from the infant to the adult. aud to e1oyy
variety of temperament and constitution. The er-
fleets to be looked for after taking GLoBE-FLowER
CoCCu SYRUP are, first, O soothing and control
ling influence any cough, aifordtug refreshing
sleep; second, promoting an easy eXpectoratton
third, inyIgoratlng the whole system, curing the
cough, and bequcathing 10 posterity one Of It's
greatest blessings-sound lungs and immunity from
consumption.
For testimonials of wonderful cures, send to the
proprietor or call upon your druggist. One bottle
will prove to you its wonderful virtues.
For sale by all druggists.
Atlanta, ia.
PURCELL, LADD s Co, Richmond, Va; SETH
s. HASCE Baltimore, Nd, wholesale agents.
no O-deou& wan
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.rdieat society Of Virginia.
SECOND DAY.


SECOND DAY.
\nprorK, VA, November IL, 1878.
hi, morning after routine business DR..
y Atkinson moved. in view Of the in
'-,l,jnc hhor~ ot the secretary, that the sal
49,, NJ increased 5000. The motion was. at
49,. succession Of l;r. Edwards, laid on the
g.. IL lot H." present..
pr. +. y. cunningham presented the re-
..,r. Of the corresponding secretary, which
..,.ou~.
- a4r NaditGi Snr1ctY q Virginia;
,,,ntfru3cn. Your corresponding secrc-
..,- hos leave io report that, with but few
.,.a,tyon>. all letter. written and received
y. Inn since, >put It~i meeting had reference
matters 81 routine business connected
,.f1, hl~ urss. mad required 10 further no.
...,, Il, Neuv hands. Ike i in rcccip: Of copies
,...r.sln!}> " the Nrdita! Societies Of
y ,,v Jersey aud West Virginia: of &" Me-
.....,g q. ,lr American Medical Association
ST.. Ink Of the medical officers in the
.s &c. ,"d At 4 copy OF the constitution
AN oi tac Maryland Epidemco!osi-
\-o.Hgion. with An offer TO exchange
...l>--aN of which were duly ac-
ind. AID cop!"> OF our transactions
.irt.
.... cu.}y Submitted.
+. II. CCSNISGHAM,
Corresponding Secretary,
..- nations OF "a" following gentle
.....- 'r."i. and. "n motion. accepted:
W..am l., pitNnan. OF Lynchburg,
H.. l.,srsg II. Ey>tcr. who has re-
49,, -." y rginia to Baltimore. Nd: :
49,. - N,~N.y>l,i", of NcN bern, Pulaski
f.....1t.4o CLARA;
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DIZZINPS, S07 Broad street, Is the place
L to buy your supplies Of Confec.ioneries, Fruits
&c. Our unequallcd establishment In point OF
beauty. size, cleanliness aud low prices is always
fresh CoSFEcTIoSERIES, 1cg-CRgAM, JELLY,
FANCY CAKES, aud CANDIES, Manufactured daily.
Call on A.pILIfsi, JH..
&C l6 q. spI BE0ln street.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

A TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
II IN THE WORLD.-The most delicious and
nutritious article for pies ready for immediate use
prepared in the incest manner and only Of the very
best ingredients. We defy competition In quality
Packed In tubs of 60, 81, aud B pounds, and IN
and 0 pound wooden pals IN barrels aud halves
averaging 375 and so pounds; also, In glass Jars
ana 2 and 5-pound tin cans. Trade supplied at fac
tory prices LOUIS j. BUSS1EUX,
or 65 1912 Main street.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

THE TRUE NORWEGIAN COD-LlVER
4 OIL is acknowledged 10 be rhe most eficacioHs
and delicate Of all varieties Of codliyer OIL Its
natural taste being much milder than that Of other
oils, 1t will not cause the nausea that the oils gen.
orally produce. Imported, original and pure, in
sealed tin barrels, by
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
no IA corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am prepared
IA to furnish Lykens Valley and Lorberry Red
Ash Goals at low figures; also. Shamokn White
Ash. a full supply Of Cumberland Coal on hand,
and for sale at the lowest market rates. Parties
wishing to lay In their supplies for the winter wout
do well to see me before purchasing.
WRIT ROBERTS,
je17 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, November IS, 1873.
BID. Asked
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Tutal...... 2s7 So IL 725
IS for 1873, 3S hoSsheads.
DELIVERED,
ok ON hand 1873, 1927 h0gsheads.
RFCEINED. 1S23.
LOOSE TOBACCO RECEIVED.

LUOSE TOBACCO RECEIVED.
1872. 1873.
Pounds. PGnniS.
shockoe. 2S,300 $4,000
Excess for S73, 200 pounds.
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Wheat Bran: &c. q bushei.
BroDnstug: Csc q bushrl.
Corn Brnn: 49,. q bushel.
ShipStaF: soc. y bushel.
Shorts: zoe. u bushcl.
Powder, Shut, Etc.
Fuse; Toys mining, 40c; 1:1.25 SaloQ feet
POtCder: 1915 by the i've kegS-lcSS thal five
kegs. 1928; Blasting, s4D*4.50.
Shit: Northern, %. 1908 = bag Of 25 lbs.
GfindStoneS: 2G2Hgc. Il b.
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StaNntOll.

MEETING or THE STANTON HOOK AND LADDER
EXPERIMENTATION Or OFFICERS, tC..--FI-
SANClAL MATTERS OF TIE CITY BEFORE THE
CONSOLIDATION ~ REGARD THERETO.
[CorycsnonIcnce Of the Richmond Dispstch.1
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BY telegraph.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. ...... %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

ScRIBNER' S FOR JULY. THE Great South
series of handsomely illustrated articles begins
in Scribner's for July. 10 the first paper en-
titled THE New Route to the Gulf" MIR. Ed
ward King gives us graphic descriptions Of the
movement of the army at emigrants into the
great Southwest land, aud of the romantic bord-
err ife-past and preseot-of that strange but
now rapidly undermining country. An enter
tanning illustrated paper on Low Life in Der
lin" follows this The other articles are inter-
estlng.
TIE GREAT INDUSTRIES OF THE UNITED
STATES Being an Historical Summary OF the
origin, growth and perfection Of the chief 10
dustrial arts of this Country BY Horace
Greeley, John B. Cough, Jos. B. Lyman, and
other eminent writer's. Octave over 1900
pages profuscly illustrated" This is a new
and most instructive work, containing informa-
ton of value to all classes of readers. DR..
Little is the agent for the work, in this place.
We received this morning from MIR. George
f. French, IS king street, the July number OF
Godcy's Lady's Book, with handsome plates
and an interesting table of contents.
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Y "A.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1878.

PROGRESS. The Richmond Wing enuluer-
ates the various works of internal Improvement,
which have been accomplished or are in pro-
rrcss in Virginia, since the war; and the per
sisten and patriotic cxerons Of the people of the
State. and the various corporations engaged IN
the prosecution Of these works as proof that poor
and crippled rs the Commonwealth is, there is
''litc in the old land yet. Surely, it says, con-
si,lcrug all things there has been most praise
worthy progress, and of such a character that
We may well feel pride in it. Courage, then
We once again repeat Let our people take
heart, for though our later days have been dark
and dreary, yet from behind the cloud will the
sun soon appear, all the more brilliant from ITS
long obscurity.'
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNE - Isl;
SUN RosE........... I.3S MOON RISE>. IN
sun FITS. .......... 70
ARRIVED
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to J Brodars i,
Co. She reports the u 5 steamer Fr,ljr 81. >,;l,
hard and fast aground nj Matthias Point bur-
way between the buoy and the shore, with h,.r
bow eight feet out of water nj low tide and with
two Government tugs and the tugs Atlantic. .rI
Potomac of this city and four b.rgrs alnursJ..
also passing three light coasters bound N, h.In.,
Matthias Point; also that wrcckcrs have f,ruJ
the 5 ship Tulip, sunk during the war "r
Ragged Point recovered five large guns from
her, and buoycd her SIT" for liIrti, nn.r,,i,nS
Schr Joseph Baxter, Boston, {, B Il Iamh.r,
Schr O.hcs Amcs, New York, to j p A.nru:
Stcs!ncr Lady Of tho Lake, N"ri"k, by + \
Reed.
Schrs Carrie Holmes, Gr"t"n, and \ y Whit.
ncy, Boston. by American Coal Co.
Schr Cakes Amcs, Hobnkcn, by J z Agnrw.
MEMORANDA
Bark Victoria, hence Tor New Haven, Was
spoken on 9TH, lat. ", long. G3.
Schr A + kindbclg, hence for New Haven,
passed through Hell Gate 18th.
Schr Sophie Godfrey, from Boston for this
port, arrived mt Vineyard Haven 18th.
Schr w b Chester, for this port, cleared n.
Boston 10TH
Schrs Brutus and w Byrn, hence, q. Nor
fix 1lh
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Kentucky still keeps up its reputation for
6pe horses and cattle. The following from the
Frankfort Yoeman shows that expectations of
the latter are made to England: "a. j. Alex
ander, esq, of WOODBURY., Woford county, sold
on Thursday, the 29th Of May, two year old
heifer, known as 1.-THE Duchess Of Aldrie XY,"
to go to England, for $4,000, which may be
regarded as sum not far below her real value.
She is said to be beautiful specimen of
beautiful race"
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~" To THE TEACHERS OF VlNGINiA.-I'h'
Educational Association of Virginia holds it..
next Annual Meeting nj AlcXaHdri'. on Tn" >,r-
ond Tuesday (Sth) Of July, 1872. Til" Executive
Committee earnestly invites the Teachers Of Viz
ginia IT, attend this meeting. This Assoclati"u
which Is devoted impartlally to the interest. 81
education in Virginia. offers most appr"lrn,t'
centre of professional union and co-orrraL!on for
Teachers throughout tie State; aad the repre-
sentativeS Of every grade of schools may propcr
y and proltab!y take part in its discussions Sn!
deliberations. Especially the T,'lchrrs 81 the
Public Schools, which now constitute ;" import
ant Il part of the public policy of the State,
invited ID become mrmhers of the Association,
and to attend lis meetings. The Association n!
ready embraces most of our leading prv.tr
teachers, and it is equally desirable that the pub
lie schools should be-. fiji V represented! in its
borship and in its transactions The anrrtsi
union of public and private teachers in such M
oclAtOn cannot itI u result IN benefit u AL
GLASSES Of schools, and must contribute" t" that
mutual sympathy, and that unity Of professional
sentiment and purpose, which ar" 81 important
for the development of education in Nlr9lnin.
AT this day, in every business and profession,
Tia, ncccs iLy Of brnn,. and fur reaching cu-"prr
alton is acknowledged The era Of isolated III
dirduAi>m is r:l,t-nrv"r t" r"trrn. Public
sentiment * dirr ted, AMI public policy de
tnrininrd, by bodies Of men, acting together ur
common objects, rather Lann by single p"r-",a
influences. TIL" greet body -! Virginia t..,.'trr.
therefore, should recognize the trri" nI'i y oi
their professional interests, aud $r'.l. To r"'r
their Just influence in >haun" III" ,'tr:,t't.r M!
destiny Of our STATE. ~ al organization in h,.
hair of this object, the Edur,tioua \ >p'intiol
of Fir.,iuia needs only the presence Of u iull
representation of trtclrrS tn give it tI the inu-
and usefulness To which il should Justly be-
entitled. Arrangements viii he effected with
the various TRANS j,rtrtou lines :rr the benefit e"
teachers attending the Association, and ample
,,r,, l,t,b hlrsg IrIa fart h,.,r
accommodation. An inviting programme fer
both business and recreation has been prepared.
Persons proposing to attend the meeting are re-
qucstcd tn communicates with the ChmirInnr -!
tn, Local CurumilLcc of Arrangements, ! =
BI.AckETEN, so, AlrXandri..
EDWARD ;. JurNES, President
l. NJ. BLACKBOARD, Corresponding S"...
w. q. ENGLISH, Recording Secretary.
d. 5. DoGGtTr, Jr., Trrt>tlr"r.
il. l9-L Executive tnmmittrr.
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A Washington correspondent of the Ph'la
dclphia Press says that a large number OF prl-
yate letters and kilograms filed in the war oihce
by the late Edwin M. Stanton, relating to
frauds, intrigucs, &C., in the army, which have
been missing, were copied by gentleman con-
ncctcd with the War Department during the
war. who now proposes to use them in writing
the secret history of the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

AT a meeting, in New York, Of North Caro-
lima special tax bondholders an opinion OF Gen.
Johnson was read, to the effect that the bonds
wore binding upon the State, and that the
holders can enforce collection Of interest through
u. S. courts. lie would undertake the case
for a fee in hand of SIS 900, and an additional
$4,000 if the suits terminate successfully,
either 10 the courts or BY compromise.
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COMMUNICATED.

The attention Of the Superintendent of Police
and Of the Board of Health is asked to the
condition of many Of the shantics in different
portions of the city, where all of the con-
veniences absolutely necessary for health and
common dccency, are wanting, and where the
whole air is tainted in consequence Of this want
If the cholera comes this will be one of the
causes. The people occupying these shanties
ought to be nude to furnish these convencnces.
MANY CITIZENS.
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COM NJ E.ls<'I.iI

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jane ia s,u.II
lot of rcd Wheat, Ct h,lshcIs, was offered on
Change to-day, nnd sales made 1T so and n, for
inferior samples. and $50 i"r good the mark,
is very dun. Corn is quiet ami steady; offering.
of 4S2 bushels mixed and 81. Of yellow, with
sales nf tie former nj Is anI a. n" sales Of ll
latter reported. Sales Of small lot, Corn Ma
III rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

The assertion made by Mr.. Lamon in his
iiIc Of Mr.. Lincoln, that Mr.. l.. was an infdel
i'll his religious opiuions,is contradicted by some
clcrgymen and others-or rather they say his
views were altered in the latter portion of his
life, and he ceased to entertain inidel views
But Mr.. Lamon does not retract his charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

The interest Of the English public in the
famous Tichborne case has been removed by
the trial for perjury of the plaintiff, who failed
in his suit in which he claimed to be Sir Roger
Tichbornc and heir of the Iichborne estates.
The trial is still going on The real name OF
the impoSter is Orton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

The Washington correspondent of the Baltl-
more Sun says:-''The Attorney General is
represented as sur1nising that there may be
Resolutions aoTsd ar II RR the feeaas6Ea sseqa g
by the committee of white and colored citizens.
The Attorney General also expresses the opin-
lou that the people Of the State had better at
tend to business and let politics alone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

Mr.. f. B. Elliott, member Of the Civil
Service Advisory Board, states that the Board
will recommend that the rules and regulations
be changed in so far as relates to the localities
of applicants. 1t will be the purpose to give
places in the Departments to the States and
Territories according to population, and toadmlt
none on examination while a member OF the
same family is engaged in the Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

Mr. N. Sergeant, of Washington, has been
occupied Tor several years past in prcpar-
ing for the press "reminiscences Of Men and
Public Events from the Commencement of Mr.
Monroes Administration to the Close of Mr.
Filmore's' which he has just completed aud
intends publishing soon By subscription.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

The latest "reform" in the school discipline
of Boston is that ''in no case shall corporeal
punishment be inflicted on any scholar for any
offence until at least twenty four hours after
the offence is committed for which such pun
ishment is inflicted. This is all we'll enough
when it operates in the cases of passionate
teachers. but, query, as a general rule, Is 1t
real reform
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

The investigation of the running down of the
emigrant ship Northfcet in British waters, by
the Spanish steamer Murillo, by which several
hundred lives were lost, has just been conclud-
fed itself by severely ccnsuring' the captain,
and suspending his certificate tor the period Of
niup tunnths
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

We regret very much the loss by fire, as
mentioned in yesterdays Gazette, Of the wood
work of the lime kilDs of Cason Il Co., near
Front Royal, Va. These kilns we're probably
the most extensive in the State. Doubtless,
however, they will soon be repaired, and again
be put in operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

Edwin Booth, the tragedian, retired from the
management of the theatre which he founded
and which bears his name, with the close OF
the dramatic year on Saturday evening. He will
not, however, abandon the stage, but will de-
vote himself to his own peculiar line Of the art,
free from the cares Of the management, IN
which he is said to have been successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

The President is expected in Washington
to-day or Tomorrow to dispose Of the accumu-
lated business requiring his personal presence
at the capital. 1t is said that 10 anticipation
OF his coming number of members of Con-
gress and others who have axes to grind have
arrived so as to be in wait for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

There has been no little excitementiu George
town, d. e., growing out OF movement made
afew days since to establish the free delivery
postal system there. A letter from that place
Says:-'The change would involve change in
the name Of the postoffice at Georgetown to
Postal Station, and would vacate the office
Of postmaster of Georgetown"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

1t is important that there should BE- a full
attendance of the Alumni of the University of
Virginia at the approaching final celebrations
Questions of grave Importance to the Universe
ty and the cause of education arc to be dis
cussed and acted upon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-19

In Harrisouburg, Va, on Tuesday, the vote
was taken on the question of a town subscrip-
ton of an additional $25, 900 to the Washing
ton. Cincinnati and St. Louis railroad known
as the narrow guagc.' A large majority
voted tor the subscription.