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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-22
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.


TWO of the members of the Maretzek opera Com
pany are well known in this country by name.
These are Mile. lima di Murska and M. Faure; but,
beyond their names, little is known OF them. The
former Is Hungarian by BIRTH and made her FIRST
appearance on the lyric stage in 1855 Lucia. Her
voice is said to have an exceptionally high range,
and it is almost entirely as bravura singer that
she became known. The parts in which she made
her greatest successes were Dinorah the Princess
in s'Roberto;" the Queen In Lies Huguenots;' the
queen OF Night, in Mozarrs "Die Zaubernote" t'4l
Flauto Magico'D, and in the character Of senta in
'L'Olandese Dannato," the Italian version OF Wag
ner's "Der Fliegende H0llander."
Nile. Di Murska has lately been singing In
Vienna. M. Faure ia a much older singer, though
not yet an old man. He was horn in Moulines, IN
France, in 1880, and graduated from the Conserve
toire OF Paris In 1852 making his debut the same
year at the opera Comique. Among his earliest
Successes In grand opera were his Mephistopheles,
in "Faust," and his Casper, in rDer Freischutz."
ais latest triumph was his performance OF Hamlet,
In M Thomas opera, in Paris, in 1868, when he
sung the part OF Mme Missions Ophelia. Among
the merits claimed for NJ. Faure Is versatility, both
as musical and dramatic artist.
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.

MUSICAL ana Oram&C1c NOteSs
Mr.. Predigam shows extreme bad taste in play
ing bo,6e music in the entractes OF the midsummer
Nights Dream at the Grand Opera House.
SignOr Muzio, the musical director OF the Stra-
kesch Italian Opera, win arrive by the Russia next
week to prepare for the production Of yerdi's
aida"
Miss Adelaide Phillips is spending the month OF
August In the Pyrenees. Her sister, Miss Matilda
Phillips, also contralto. made decided success In
Italy last Winter.
1t is very funny to hear young fellows bewailing
the absence Of the righteousness " Of Burton and
Blake In Mr.. Fox's Bottom. Fox is only "dron " In
the eyes Of these young people.
Miss Annie Louise Cary who Is in Paris, studying
her part in "Aida" preparatory to its production
at the Academy Of Music, sung at the American
Chapel the other Sunday The Register says that
while her voice has preserved its beauty of tonc 1t
has increased in compass and sympathetic ttnabre.
thus manifesting evidences of careful culture and
progress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-22

Mr. A. Neuend0rff for his efforts to provide for the
dramatic and operate tastes of the German part Of
our population should be heartily commended. He
was extremely successful last season at the Ger
mania Theatre, and he has been urged by the pleas
ing result Of his management there also to under
take the conduct of performances thrice per week
during the coming season, at the handsome Terrace
Garden Theatre in Nfty-ninth street. He will
shortly reopen the Germania Theatre, which during
the summer has been In measure renovated. The
interior has been changed somewhat instead OF one
there are now two entrances, and both are hand
somely frescOed. The stage has also been refitted
aud heightened by one-half Of its original depth.
The former company has been kept by Mr.. Neuen-
dorm and strengthened by the addition of Miles.
Rlnoldi, from the theatre in Cologne; Wolf, from
the theatre in Amsterdam, and Heynold from the
theatre in Koenigsberg; and Messrs. Otto Meyer,
from the Royal Theatre in Munich; Kraely from
the Wilhelm Theatre in Hamburg, who viii be bass
bufro and Schultz, from the same theatre as tenor
buno The troupe now number twenty-three
members, ana there is also engaged a chorus OF
twenty singers. Beside the performances at the
Terrace Garden Theatre part OF Mr.. Neuendorn's
company will appear at the Brooklyn Lyceum on
every Thursday evening Of the season. Mr.. M.
Raden will be the business manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15
TEIEGR A PH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTEl
Southern Historical Association

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Aug. 1.-The Southern Historical Assocla-
ton met here yesterday. Gov Lcicher was
chosen to preside, and after the appointment
of the usual committees, the Association took
a recess till o'clock p. NJ,
Upon rc-asscmbng Cen .Juhal Early dc
livered an address full of interest and which
was received with great satisfaction
This morning upon the rc-asscmbing Of the
Association the committee on organization re-
ported plan which was adopted
Among those here in attendance on the Con-
ventou are Generals Beaurcgard, luuton,
Fitzhugh Lee, Early, Terry and Lane, Col.
Withers, and other prominent military men,
Gen. Early in the course of his address de-
MED the proposition that we had submitted
everything to the arbitrancnt Of the sword,
and had lost all, and drew Il vivid and amusing
picture Of the newly pledged loyalist trying to
keep step to the music Of ''.john Brown Soul is
Marching On" He believed that day OF re-
tribuliou to the North would come, land that the
present dcmoraljzed condition OF the politics Of
the country was but token OF the coming
storm.
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Health Of MIR. Motley.

New York, Aug. IA London letter
dated July Dist says Mr.. Motcys friends have
for some time known that his health was deli
cate and will not be surprised to learn that he
is now confined to his hotel BY somewhat Sc
rious attack. lie has had Sigh. para ytic
stroke. 1t occurred as Mr.. Motley was taking
lady Margaret Beaumont down to diuncr. His
right arm suddenly fell powcrless by his side,
and the side itself was somewhat affected. He
was carried to his hotel in Dover street and
has not since left his room. The physicians
agree in regarding the paralysis as by DO means
serious nor likely to trouble him for any length
OF time. On inquiry yesterday it was ascer
tanned that he mad been going OH tavoraby
with the exception Of considerable neuralgia
main
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DiabOIiSnE.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Aug. I5.--A dispatch
from Mansfield, Ohio, says some time ago n.
H. Dabbs, farmer attempted to outrage u
little girl named Barnard. He failed III his at
tempt and was arrested. Suit is now pending
in court against him. In order to prevent the
attendance Of the girl and her father as wit
uesscs Dabbs employed two ruifians named
Lighttoot aud Winfield TO blow up Barnard 5
house. Whitfield betrayed the others iu time
10 prevent the execution Of the scheme, which
was to have taken place "Wednesday night
Dabbs aud Lighttoot were arrested. In the
laltcr's possession was found Il quantity Of pow
der and fuse. The affair created much eX-
element
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EOCAs. lSKEVITIES.

The steamer Arrow left here this morning
with large crowd Of cxcursioniSt for Colling-
wood, the farm OF Stacy H. Snowden, in Fair
fax county, a few miles below her, to attend
the exhibition of the Fruit Growers Associa-
ton, but tic rain must have seriously utter
lcrred with the pleasure Of the cxeu"sionists
and the exhibition.
The Committee on Poor of the City Council
advertise for proposals for furnishing the Aims
House with provisions, fuel, shoes, dry goods,
&c., for one quarter, beginning the 10th.
There are good many vessels in the harbor
awaiting cargoes, but 10 consequence of the
suspension of the COAL trade, many are leaving,
light, for other ports.
Raius are reported in all the peighboring
couuticS The damage Of the late storm seem
to have been confined mostly to the country
north Of Us.
\ dinner was to have been given at Sudley,
near Grovcton, in Prince William county to.
day, for the benefit of the church there.
Rev. Abraham jaeger, formerly Jew, now
Christian, is to preach in the Baptist Church
next Sunday.
The new fifty cent notes are now in circula
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15
The Markets..

New YORK, Aug. l5.-S,ockS steady. =
Wheat lc better. COru fir!ncr.
BALTIMORE. Aug. l5.--Ea SKIES, consoIi-
dated, 531. West Va. 5 lI3 bid. Cotton quiet;
low middDgs lSaloi Flour stead y aud un-
changed. Wheat active and hi CHER; pr.c's
strong; white choice lSO; lair TO prime do. l6''n
l75; choice amber $50; good TO prime rcd
l7Oal75; common to fair do. l33alGS; OHIO
and ludlaua do. l55ll60; Kentucky l6oa 49,.
Corn quiet and steady; white Southern 6Sa7l;
yellow do 60; mixed Western 5S!: Oats firm;
Southern 42a45; Western mixed 4lal2;; do.
white IS. Rye frmcr at 95aIoO Hay unchang-
ed. Provisions firm; good jobbus demand; no
round lots Offering Western butter uncIlungcl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15
Arrest Of Three Women.

New YORK, Aug l5.--Thrcc women have
been arrested 10 Brooklyn charged with com
pcity in the murder at Albany last week Of 4
man whose name aud former residence have
not been made known. Onc Of the women Is
said to be the widow of the man murdered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15
Financial.

LONDON, Aug l5.-2::3O p. ln.--Thc rate OF
discount for three months bills in open market
is IL per cent below the Bank Of Eng land
rate.
LONDON, Aug. + p. m.-Thc amount Of
bullion in the Bank Of lIngland Oh baiapcc to-
day IS tq4 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, August -, | | a. III.
For the Lower Lake region and thence to
West Virginia, vari able uort hcastcry and south
easterIy WINDS increasing cloudncSs. with oc-
casional rain by Saturday. For the Middle
Atlantic States, nor;hcastcrly, possible vecriug
to southcasterly winds, low but rising tcmpra-
ture, partly cloudy weather and occasional local
rain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15
Seriously Ill.

LONDON, Aug. l5.--Mr. Mowbray Norris,
for many years manager Of tho London Times,
is exceedingly i'll with but little hopes Of re-
COVerY.
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The weather i'm England.

LONDON, Aug lj-I2::;U p. m.-Thc wealth
er throughout England is wet and uniavorable
10 crops,
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1'iI'C.

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Aug. lj.--A FIRE broke
out in Reeds hardware store i'll WappcIlo
Iowa, this morning and destroyed one block.
Loss $4,000 insurance, SlO,I5O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NJ Office To CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSAL: will be received until AUGUST
10th by the Committee IN the Poor. n the Office
of W. A. Moore for furnishing ONE GU II
TER'S SUPPLIES for the use Of the City
Aims House, in quantities rs specified IN the toi,
lowing estimate. All articles furnished by SAID
contractor shall be subject to the Inspection oi
said committee, who viii award the contract to
ESTIMATE.
$50 pounds Shoulder Bacon.
IS bushels Corn Meal To be Delivered a:
GO bushels Horse Fed wanted.
3 barrels Flour-Supcrtne.
~ gallons Vinegar.
| barrel MolassAs.
SUNDRIES-CoaI Oil, Candles, Butter Pep
per, Mustard Rice, Ma chcs, Shoes and Dry
Goods as wanted.
Also Horse Shooting.
Also II tons White Ash Stove Coal, for rest
of season. n
MISSOURI FLOUR OF BONE.
WI WARRANTED PURE.
This Bone is reduced TO II fine powder, contal n
my less than 2! per cent moisture, and is IN tic
best possible condition for the drill.
Put up in good sacks
With Peruvian GuaEo, this Bone makes a
fertilizer cheaper than the better class OF nanip
uatcd articles, and the test OF actual tria i con-
elusive evidence OF lis superior merit oold NJ
S4S per ton by
mug u r. VI LAWSON. Agents.
TOR SALE CHEAP-I have in store two
Il second hand GROVER s BAKER SEW
ING MACHINES, in perfect order, which will
be sold at one-third their original cost.
CHAS. c. BERRY,
aug II ~ King street
NHEESE-lO boxes PRIME FACTORY
~ CHEESE Just received By
aug IL J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15

Fairfax CO., aug l4~"4W comm T. Vi ohle.
rrHE AUCKLAND WOOLLEN MILLS,
l. PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, WITH
10 ACRES OF LAND; TRACT OF $50
go ACRES IN CULPEPER AT PUBLIC
By virtue Of Il decree Of Fauquer County
Court, pronunced on the lst day of March,
1879 in the chancery cause therein pending
styled Campbell vs.. Hunton ct ais, the ur-
derslgned will expose to sale, ut pubic auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on TU ESDAY,
Sept ID 1873, that being the first day of Fauquler
Circuit Court, ut the front door ot the Court
House, in the town of Warrenton, county OF
Fauqucr State of Virginia, the following REAL
ESTATE in the bill! and proceedings in said
cause mentioned, TO wit:
|. ThAt valuable Mill and Mill property at
tached thereto containing about lilly acres,
known us THE auckland WOODEN
MILLS" in the county of Prince William.
These Mills are upon Broad Run, only q few
miles distant from gainesville, q station upon
the Manassas Division of the Washington City,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad,
The buildings consist OF Factory Building e.
and FIVE (5) TENEMENT HOUSES. Ea
The Factory is ready for work, and has In II the
very best and most improved machinery; the
water power NJ good rs can be found in the
State, and in every respect desirable property.
2 A tract of land in Fuuquier, near Buckland,
called THE REILLY FARM" containing
g. A TRACT OF LAND near Jellersonton,
in Cupeper county, containing about three num-
drcd and twenty acres.
Terms of Sale: Ten per ccntum of the pur-
chs.sc moncyin cash the residue in one, Two,
three ard four years from the day of sale; the
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per-
sunal security, bearing interest from date for
the deferred Instruments title retained until the
last payment is made and the property atore-
said subject resale ut the risk Of the purchaser
should he lui! To comply with the terms Of sale.
ErPA HUTTON,
HUGH X. GARDEN,
H. TAYLOR SCOTT,
Warrenton, Va, aug l-eots CONS OF Sale.
rrRUSTEE' 5 SALEorN ALU ABLE PROP
i EkTY NEAR CLIFTON DEPOT.-Pur-
suiant to the deed of trust from j. ). OTIS and
wife to the undersigned bearing date January II,
49,, and of record on the land records of Fair
lax county, Libcr ., No 4, folio "a, and for tho
purposes in sad trust set forth, shall on inc sd
of August 1873, ut II m, in front OF the Post
office at Clifton in the county atorcsadsc sell To thu
highest bidder, that valuable and improved prop
crty upon which the said j. 5. Otis at present re-
sides containing fifty acres more or less This l. =
part Of the Butter land lies near the DEPOT on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad and has ~
thereon DWELLING, BARN, &c. ILL
Terms: So much cash rs will dolray the COST
and expenses of sale and >, 2GlGl, with interest
thereon from 18Th of january, 1872, less $40
bald and the residue on such credit US shall be
l.aiued by j. s. Otis, and in dc.ault of his dc.
sy.nting the credit Tor the residue, the same u
Tail due ON the Sd day Of August, 1874.
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax CO., July 25-lawlw Trustee.
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FROM THE COUNTY. -Persons 10 from the
county to day represent things in "Coony as
quiet The rains and the want OF coal, conse-
quent upon the interruption to Navigation Oh
the canal, have put stop to operations at the
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST Is, 10

PORT OF ALEXAN DRIA, AUGUST -, -.
SUN RoSE............. D. IT. NOON RISEs.."-..u Is
sun SETS. ~
ARRIVED.
Schrs Agnes } Grace. Weymouth, Mass, and
W d Hilton and < u l. Cordery, Boston, to }
L Agnew.
SAILED.
Steamship Z Knight, New York. by Hooe
Il Johnston.
Schr K l. l. Cordery, Georgetown by Jno
Agncw.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Webster Barnard hence, Mt Jackson
Vile 9th
Schr Lehman Blew, hence, at Providence 18th
Schr Il H Udiornc, hence. at Pawtucket 18th
Schr Charley Morton sailed from Lubec Sth
for Hillsboro', ~ s., to load for this port.
Schr Louisa Crockett sailed from Windsor,
n. S, for this port with plaster for W Smoot
on the 9Th.
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10 n T. w =.

FARMERS LARsHlp.-Wc are requested
by the County Superintendent of Public Schools
to call the attention of the young mcu of this
county to the Farmers Scholarship III the Uul,
versity of Virginia, applications for which will
be received from this senatorial district, Free
torv and Agriculture, General and Industrial
Chemistry, Agricultural Chemistry and pre-.
scrlLed course 10 Analytical Chemistry IN con-
nexiou with it, Natural Philosophy; Mlnerology
and Geology, Mathematics. aud History and
Euglish Literature. Applicants must be at
least seventeen years Of age, must have; testl'
monials OF character, and capacity, and must
show that neither their parents nor they are
able to incur the expense Of Il University edu-
cation without aid. They must, also, declare
their nten,ion to become farmers or planters.
Applications must be addressed to James +.
Harrison. Chairman of the Faculty, University
of Virginia, aud must be made pIlor 10 the
10Th of September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15

POLICE REPORT Tie following is a report
of the cases disposed Of at the Mayor $ office
to-day by Justice May aud S. II. Janucy, act
ing Mayor:
Nelson Fisher and Jim HENDERSON, col"red
boot blacks, for fghliug were tiued ard dis
charged.
Henry Willis, for an assault upon Geo. Roy,
both colored, was hued and discharged.
Geo. Roy, for prolane and indecent language
on the street. was fined and discharged.
Della Carter, for drunkenness and disorderIy
conduct, was dismissed with an adlnoultlon
Chas Miller, sailor, for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, was fined and discharged.
The following Commonwealth cases were
disposed of by Justice Joseph Padgett:
Henry Willis, Oh complaint Of Geo. Roy, was
required to give security to keep the peace Tor
twelve mouths.
Geo. Roy Mary Brown and Amelia Roy, on
complaint of Ann Willis, were bound over to
keep the peace for twelve moths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15

brick yards and those usually busy places are
now almost deserted. Corn is looking remark
ably we'll and pastures have greatly improved,
giving promise Of good crop Of hay. The
fruit orchards have yielded abuudantly and the
quality ofthe fruit is excellent.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
The following were the quotations for Govern
mcnt Bonds in New York to-day:

U. S. Us, 1881, registered ll75 bid.
I" g coupons, 119s Did, 1901 asked
'' 5.20 registered. 1862, III bid, III ask d
" coupon, 1862. III bid, 1l79 asked.
81 4" registered, 1865, 90.
i" q coupons, 1865, llS3 bid, 10 asked.
s. registered, 1861. 00.
- g coupon, 1867, ll94 bid, 1l9s asked.
/" " registered 1868, 10.
' &c coupon, 1863 ll75 bid. llet asked
- 1910, registered, ll24 bid
I" " coupons ISL bid.
" IS, currency, ISL bid.
Gold 1l45
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15

The CANAL. There are magy contradictory re,
ports concerning the damage to The chesapeake
and Ohio canal and as to the time Of resumption
of navigation. The latest and most reliable ac-
count IS that owing to the damage done the
BaIl;more and Ohio railroad, between the Re
inv House and Harper's Ferry, by the washing
away of the track, &c, timber canuot be taken
70 Berliu to repair the culvert at that polnt,aDd
AZ consequence further delay IN the resump,,
ton of navigation will be accustomed, and coal
NAV not be expected here for eight or ten days.
If, however, the storm Of to-day should have
extended so far up, further damage is antlcl,
pated aud still longer delay may by looked
for. The supply of coal here and at George
town is nearly exhausted aud many OF the YES
sells that have ' onS Hsr ether S ef ogh arc
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now almost deserted. Corn is looking remark
ably well and pastures have greatly improved,
giving promise Of good crop of hay The
fruit orchards have yielded abundautly and the
quality Of the fruit is excellent
RAIN SToRM.-Another severe rain storm
visited this city and vicinity to-day, the wind
being from the northeast and the water pour
ing down, flooding the street crossings, washing
out bitches, and for time suspcnding out OF
door business, but doing no damage that we
have heard f,save the filling of a few cellars ip
different parts of the city.
ESCAPE OF 4 TURTLE "A fine sea turtle,
weighing about IS lbs, on the schooner Sea-
hawk, made its escape overheard this morning,
and though Il great effort was made to secure
his turtoship, being in its native element, and
the water very muddy, it made good its escape,
and has probably put out for salt water.
DEATH FROM A FALL-Mr Harrison Kid
well, Of Fairfax county, while under the infu-
ence of liquor fell in the street at the Court
House, yesterday, and striking his head frac-
tured his skull. producing death almost in
>tant!y. MIR. *. was quite an aged man, well
known throughout the county.
Boat PICKED Up.-A race boat, probably
from Washington, was picked up, adrift, this
morning by the schooner H. B. McCaulay, at
anchor, iu the stream off this city The build
OF the boat was similar to that Of the Rip
pie. Her stern was stove III aud she was other
wise damaged
No APPLICANTS There has not been, as
set single applicant for the two scholarships
in the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College 1T Blacksburg. to which this city and
county arc entitled Unless they are filled by
the 23rd, the Faculty will appoint from the
State at large.
nIosTPoNED- The Masonic festivities, tour
nament &c 10 have commenced at Fairfax Z. H.
yesterday, were postponed on account OF the
Weather, Notwithstanding there were num-
Der of persons present, until next Tuesday,
when it is contemplated to carry out fully the
original programme
Tickets for the camp meeting at the
Fauquicr White Sulphur Springs, which COM
mcnccs on the 20th will be issued at half fare
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-15

RE11a1ous FEsr1vAL.-To-day has been
solemoly celebrated at St. Mary $ Church as as
THE Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
it being general belief among Ca!hoIlcs
though not positively declared as DOGMA
that her Divine Son raised her body and soul Q,
to Heaven after her death. At o'clock TINS
morning, there were great number OF commu-
nicauts to whom Rev. +. D. oourln' >. a.;
made short but most impressive address, ana al
High Mas was sung at II by the pastor. rcl
the past three mornings, large congregations
have attended the early Masses, between when
the Ltany Of the Saints Was leclted tor me a H
liverance Of Rome aud the churches. senera,sy
from their present trlbuIa'ion, as directed oy
Plus the IN.
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TICKETS for the camp meeting at the
Fauquicr White Sulphur Springs, which COM
mcnces on the 10Th, will be issued at half fare
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FREDEH1CKsBURG MARKET, August l4.-Rc.
ceptS Of Wheat limited; quotations for red and
White l4Otl75. Corn 13u77. Oats 33a40. Rye G0ato.
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RIcnMoSD MARKET, August 14.-Flour quiet
for home consumption. Offerings of 5000 bush
els Wheat, with sales of white st l3ual75 for
common to very coed, and red at l25 to 10.
All the Corn sold was on private terms. Sales
OF Oats ii IL, u and -.
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FOR RENT--The T II Rec 5 TOR
E:a BRICK HOUSE No. 40 south Washington
street. Possession given 1T once. Applyto
my20 Z. >. LLOl u, l"4 queen ST.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARK EFT, August l5.-
The offerings Of Cattle, Sheep and Lambs and
Cows and Calves this week were quite large
though not greater than the demand. Cattle
sold st >! to 81, Sheep 1 to sic, Lambs > ~ to
81 30 AMI Cows and Calves ~ to SIS. Market
fairly active.