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COAL

1>OALl COAL!
To arrive and on wharf q full stock Of
Lykcn's Valley Red Ash Coal.
Lurbetry Red Ash Coal.
S;hamokin Goal.
Henry Clay Mine Coal
Lee Mine White Ash Cual.
Delano Mine White ASH Coal.
Lohigh White Ash Coal.
Locust Mountain Coal.
Chestnut Rcd Ash Coal.
Chcsnut White Ash Coal.
West Virginia Coal.
Cumberland Coal.
All of the best quality, and for sale ut lowest
market rates-2240 lbs to the ton.
Orders left at ~ King street will be promptly
attended to. w. A. SMOOT,
" lott Shoots wharf, foot of Princess ST.
PROPOSALS. will DO received until tho both
L of july 1873, for furnishing all material.
printing and binding three hundred copies of
the laws of Alcxandria rs revised and codiicd
The paper style and printing to correspond and
be fully equal to the code Of Virginia of 1859
The binding to be equal in all respects to the
binding OF the laws of the Corporation of Alex
andria printed in 1874. The copy" of the re-
yiscd laws and specimens Of The work and bind
ing required may be seen on application to
WM. +. CARNE, No. 81 Wolfe street.
J. b. JOHNSON,
Chairman of Committee on
~ 1O-lw Qualification of the Laws.
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Fatal D5G!,vrs)DIica.

New York, July I0.-Whilc the Emerald
Association, of Grcenpoint, were passing
through the streets Of that place yesterday on
their return from picnic, disturbances oc-
CURED and large stone thrown by boy
aged Is, at a man accidentally struck q lad
uasned Kelly, aged O. crushing his skull and
causing death. The slayer escaped.
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A Wedding.

correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. !
WARRENToN, Va, July 9.--Tho marriage
in St. James Church, Warrcnton, on Tues
day, July s, by Rev. Jno. S. Lindsay, of the
Hon. James Keith, Judge Of the llth Judicl-
al District of Virginia, to Miss Liias Gordon,
fourth daughter of Arthur A. Morson, esq, OF
Richmond, was witnessed by large aud hand
some company, with more than ordinary interest.
The church. tasteful and symmetrical IN itself,
had been, as if by fairy hands, rendered all the
more beautiful and suitable for the gala occa-
sion by decorations OF the most exquisite flowers
In the front of the chlnccl was placed mas
slve arch of Titan lilies, reaching from the floor,
and tall enough for the minister to stand be-
meath as he joined the happy pair, and besides
this, rare and beautiful flowers, woven into tcs-
ICONS and marriage BELLS adorned different
parts of tie chancc, presenting most plclur,,
e$que appearance The grotto of Egerla could
not have been prettier. Although hard rain
had been falling ali the morning the house vas
h!led, at the appointed hour, almost to over
h'wlng, and as the wedding march sweled me-
iodlousiy from the organ, each face bcamlng
with interest, turned to the door to see the
onda! party enter The lovely bride elect lean
ing upon the arm OF her brother, Mr.. John
Norson, of Richmond, and preceded by her sis
ter Miss Maggie Morsop, with Judge Thomas
omth, and her brother, Mr.. William Morson,
OF Narrcnton, with Miss Minnie Wexford, and
followed by Judge Keith with her mother, Mrs
,norSon, walked slowly up the aisle, to the
front OF the altar, where the nuptuals were
So!!cmy pronounced. After the ceremony the
bridal party went Immediately to the depot and
set out on their Northern tour amid the con-
sratulatlons aud God blessings of their numcr
Gus friends and relatives. We should be par
uoned for thus dwelling upon this uuostcnta-
t'ous Wedding, but seldom in our land has
more distinguished bride groom welded a moro
lovely bride. To attempt eulogium on Judge
Keith would argue ourselves strangers, so wide
y rs he known, and SO much is he admired land
to attempt to praise the bride would show our
dulluess in description. 10 their happiness let
us say este perpetua EGERIUS.
The receipts from customs throughout the
Uuitcd States for the week ending June S0th
amounted to 81, 5000
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Tssr Markets.

NEW YORK, July lo.-Stocks dull Sold q very or;
quiet at l6s. Money easy at 4a5, Flour Afhi
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn advancing.
BALTIMORE, July lO-Vrginiss consoii niII &c
53s do peelers so; West Vlrginias I've p WI W.
steady Wheat unchanged. Corn firm tor
Southern white Southern So; yellow SoutneIh
G2; mixed Western dull at 5oaa3Ss. Oats guleos,
but firm; Southern 90 Western mixed 4'a4e )
do. white 5Ss54. Rye unchanged. hay un-
changed.
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G.Ggss Gordon.

New YoRK. July l0.--A Fort Garry Mani
toba dispatch reports considerable excitement
over the alleged attempted kidnapping OF Lord
Gordon of Erie notoriety. Two Minneapolis
detectives, who attempted the arrest, have in
turn hccn arrested by Gordon's friends and
lodged in jail. Mayor Brocket, who arrived in
court on Tuesday, was arrested on Gordon,s
evidence us being an instigator OF tho proceed,
ings ag;linst him. Other arrests are expected
and ali examination of Gordon is going on.
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The Attic Expedition.

New YoRIl, July ia St. Johns On;
T. special says that the Juniata, which sailed
for the Arctic regions amid much enthusiasm
and excitement yesterday, will touch at Disco,
on the coast Of Greenland and then proceed to
Uperaovick. She will call at some o! the IN
tcrmciiatc settlements to procure dogs, slcdss;
sc. She has been encascd in a coat OF mail
from stem to stern. Commander Bralne aud
crew were in excellent health and spirit.
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long Isrs,licii Races.

LONG BRANCH, July l0.--The weather is
deli ghtlul for the fourth days races. The
track is in excellent condition and the attend
anco good The first race was for the July
stakes, value $500, added to a sweep stakes Of
$50 each, F. p, for two year olds, the second
to receive 800 aud the third horse $50 out of
the stakes. three quarters Of mile. The race
was won by King Amadeus in l,lS1, beating
Scratch second and Culpcpcr third.
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destructive Storm.

Iowa CRY, Iowa, July ia wind and
rain storm occurred here at o'clock p. N. yes
tcrday, accompanied by hail, Which devastated
the trees, orchards and crops over limited
area as ctfcctually as fire would have done.
Bat four farms we're so visited. The storm
was remarkable for the completeness Of its dcs-
,ructi7e effect and the narruwness OF lts range.
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STaBB,NG. csteraay morning two colored
boys became involved in quarrel at the cor
ner Of Congress and Bridge streets, George
town dining which one plunged a knife into
tho breast Of the other, entering between the
sixth sn and seventh ribs and penetrating the
r;sht lung. His physician could not determine
whether or not the wound would prove fatal.
Tho ossaiant has been arrested.
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suduccm ants Extraordin airy!
MT. II. ST K A u S S,
a., or2r<.ok,a
rooT. SHOE AND CLOTHING MERCHANT,

DooT, SHOE AND CLOTHING MERCHANT,
No. 80 King street,
Hereby notifies ell of his friends and customers
that from now until further notice he will to ell
persons making purchases at his establishment
TO tho amount of one dollar and upwards give y
ticket which will entitlo them to FREQ rldo on
our City Passenger Railway. Remember the
pace. II. Strauss, No. 80 King street, corner OF
Royal.
hand Selling ut IL great reduction on former
prices. jy 10-1w
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Cholera.

Berlin, July ia dispatch from Bresln
says a violent type of cholera has appeared IN
that city. Thus far there have been eighteen
cases, fourteen of which proved fatal. In the
town of Iantcrburg eight persons were stricken
and four died
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IL F1 }.

At the residence of his brothcr-n-l law, Oscar
F.. Baggett GEORGE V. HIGGINS, of Hobo
kon, New Jersey, agod 10 years, 8 months and 4
days.
At Vienna, Fairfax county, w, on the 18th
day of June, 1873, AMERICA INDEPEND-
ENCE CANTWELL, wife of Joseph I. Can't
we'll. aged 90 years, II months and "a days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-10

Tho death is announced Of Thomas u; Baird,
l. L. D., principal and professor OF philosophy
in the Baltimore City College, which took
place ycrterday, after few week illness. TIC
was in the ffty-fourth year OF his age, ana haa
held his position as head of the City College
for some Is years.
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Claimants.

LONDON, July lO.--An advertisements ap-
pears in the Tunes this morning calling meet
Ing of all persons who have claims against the
United States which arose, after the terminal
date fixed in the treaty Of Washington, for the
purpose Of taking joint action tor the advance
mnnt of their interests.
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xpaufhcr Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 10, q. m
In the South Atlantic States, increasing
souhery Winds cloudy weather ana loea s t.',s
In Virginia, the Middle and Eastern otalcs i
falling barometer, increasing southeast anu
northeast winds, threatening weather ana nu
merouS local rains. -
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Shipment Oh Specie.

New YORK, July l0.-Thc steamship Hol-
sofia sailing for Europe to-day takes out 81,
49D, 900 in specie, of which $4,000 Is gold
coin and $40, 900 in silver bars.
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snDrurcd by the CnriistS.

MADRID, July lO-The Carlists have cap.
tured the town Of San Gucsa in the province OF
Navarro, twenty-five miles southeast OF Pun
plona and shot the tax collector.
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Rate of Discount.

LONDON, July l0-l2. 80 p. m.-Thc rate OF
discount Of the Bank OF England has been re-
duced QUO per cent and is now five per cent.
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CORPORATION Court. The July Quarterly

CORPORATION Court. The July Quarterly
term of the Corporation Court, Judge Lowe to
preside, will commence on Monday next.
The following criminal cases IRE upon the
docket for the term.
Com. vs.. Walker Kelley; perjury; same VS..
same illegal voting same VS. a. ii. Ghecn, !;
larceny from the person, and same VS.. Fred.
Corbin petit larceny. or
There arc also on the docket the following
number Of civil causes: IS lssucs-2l motions
and monthly causes and Sc chanccry causes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-10

On tho 1st of July, 1873, at st. Johns Church.
Tappahannock, by Rev. J. B. Newton, PHILIP
W. NELSON, Of Albomarle CO., to EMILY
PAGE, youngest daughter of the lato Rev. Jno.
p Mc(Iuirc
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The Ticlabornc case.

LONDON, July l0.-The case for tho prose-
cution against the Tichbornc claimant closed
to day and the trial adjourned until the Dist inst.
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EilceIlssiary Fire.

PoUGHkEEpsIE, July l0.-An inccndiary
fire last night destroyed Coengwood, Miller 4
Co.'S, lumber yard. Loss $4,000.
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Turkish mcn-of- war arc on the way to Sumatra
to watch over the interests Of the Sultan on
that island.
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MYSTERIOUS hints arc conveyed By way OF
London that the Exhibition building at Vienna
will he burned soon and the correspondent Of
one English newspaper iptimates that an at
tempt has already been made to fire 1t. W hat
possible reason there can be for desiring the de-
struclion of the cdiice and its valuable contents
in such manner is not stated.
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r Co,7Rrs Both the u. S. Circuit aud

Z. S. Courts. Both the u. S. Circuit aud
District Courts were in session a short time
this morning but no business of public interest
WAS transacted. A few orders in bankruptcy
we're entered in the District Court.
Mcssrs. Gaham, of Richmond, and Nichols,
of Loudouu, qualified as practitlons and the
latter, having received his appontment,4ualtcd
"a II s Commissioner. 's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-10

CoIoRED MAsoNs.--At q convention OF the
following Chapters of colorcd Royal Arch Ma
sons, under the jurisdiction Of the Grand Chap
ter Of Maryland: .JcrusaIcm, Eureka and Ado
main, held in this city last October, a Grand
Chapter was formed Last night in the color
cd Odd Fellows Hall, on South Columbus
street the most excellent Grand Holy Royal
Arch Chapter for the State of Virginia was or
ganized, and the following named officers duly
installed by Past Grand High Priest, G: +.
DAILY: ". II. Triplctt, Grand High Priest;
John 3. Montgomery, G. D. II: p; Lewis
Carter, G. K; David Jones, G. S.; and the
other Grand officers. The Chapter was then
closed until the 10th Of September.
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Bullion i'm the Bank Of England

LONDON, July l0-4 p. m.-The bullion IN the
Bank Of England has increased f3S,00Q during
the past week.
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BuIIion In the Bank Of France.

PARIS, July lO--Tho bullion in the bank of
Francs has decreased 100000 francs during
tho past week.
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SUNDAY School PIC-Nlc.-Thc Village
Chapc Sunday School, nov under the manage
mcnt of George r. Hill, esq, started from the
front of the Chapel this morning in carriages
and wagons, provided BY the friends OF the
school, 10 spend the day in u beautiful grove
about four miles from the city, where, no doubt,
from the bountiful supply OF good things IN
the baskets, and the many evidences CT
good cheer that were visible, the company
numbering over one hundred persons, vii
spend day Of pleasure never to be toy
gotten by many Of the children, Seldom
has an enterprise been seen that had IN it more
of the clements of christian charity, and to all
the GOO. people working in thls field the largest
measure Of success is desired.
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L. &C "A L n E w = q.

Property SALEs.--Grecn & Wise, real es-
tate agents. sold to-day, for G. W. Wattlcs,
Commissioner, the following property:
Lot Of ground on west side of Fayetso ST.,
between King and Cameron sts., 1880 feet,
belonging to L. II Harrison, to W. II. Smith,
for 800.
House and lot on west sido of Washington St,
between King and Cameron SITS, "a by &c feet,
belonging to T. Il. Buchanan, to i. Kemp,
for S76.
Lot of ground on cast side OF Fairfax ST., be-
tween King and Prince SITS, SO feet inches by
l25 feet nchcs. belonging to Hugh Latham,
to Robert [. Edcln, for 1925
House aud lot on east side of Payne ST., be-
tween King and Cameron sts., 1880 feet, be-
longing to G. l.. Richards to Robert |, Edclin,
for $500.
House and lot on north side of Queen ST.,
between Royal and Fairfax sts., 45 feet 2
inches by Sc feet inches, belonging to \. W.
Eastack, to W. H. Smith for $1,000
A tract of land in Fairfax county, IS acres,
belonging to w. B. Nails, to Jesse Woodward
and others at $40 per acrc--$l75:
House and lot on west side of Royal St, %
feet by l23 feet S inches, belonging to Margaret
Rafferty,, to f. Gcntzbcrgcr, tor 1888.
Lot of ground south side OF Franklin ST., be-
tween Water aud Fairfax sts., belonging to
Mary O Sullivan, to Jesse Woodward and 9TH
crs, for 800.
One undivided half of House and lot on
east side of Washington ST., between King and
Prince SITS, 20 feet BY l23 tcet 5 inches, be-
longing to G. B. Shirley, to Edgar Shirley,
for Sl5l
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Sssrslatra.

LONDON, July lot is stated that eight
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FxJR.N.ISHsyV'G GOOUS.

TMNENSITY MAGNIFIED!
UNI
UNSURPASSED.
UNPAkALLhLEb.
SHELLY Ms AND COY NfEkS Nv hkfLo"-
Inv
- - +
Light Goods. Cutaway.
White Goods. Gut Straight.
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500 DOZen

Fine ard Fashionable Straw and Fur
Hats,
Bough. in New York at bankrupt sale.
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SHELVES AND COUNTERS OVERFLOW
ING.
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SUNDAY School CONVENTION OF TIE NJ.
Z. CHURCH Sourn.---Chas z Harmon: esq,
corresponding secretary Of the convention, was
in this city yesterday. lie anticipates very
large a-scnbla:c at their next regua ar meeting
to be held u. Frederick City, Maryland, CON-
mcncipg Ga next Wednesday, the 10th inst.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the rail
road compauics by which all persons that arc
in attendance upon the convention, by paying
full fair onc way will be returned free Of charge
Mr.. II. has already nearly two hundred re-
sponses from delegates signiiylng, their lntcn-
ton to be prcscn; also from a number OF ladies
interested 10 tue Sunday School work: Ample
accommodations have been made BY the: hospl-
table people Of Frederick for the entertainment
Of all who may 10 present. The delegates eject
ed from the Washington street school, arc Kcv
Dr. Little and Messrs. VIM. l.. Padgctt, i. s.
Vanauken aud ". \. Brawncr. Those from
the Village Chapel are Mcssrs John Lamb
din and B. ". Nails.
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ular prices at

Will be dis nscl Of without delay at half reg
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UNPRECEDENTED
UNSURPASSED.
UNPARALLELED.
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The receipts from customs throughout the
Uultcd States for the week ending June S0th
amounted to $2,5u0,0O0.
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POLICE REPORT The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
tcrday Peter Epson, one Of the crew OF tho
schooner f. Ii. Barnes, for disorderly conduct,
was fined and discharged. Augusta Iarrls,
Grace johnson, Martha Butler and Harriet
Butler, colored girls, for street walking aud
disordery conduct, were fined and discharged.
George W. Clancy, colorcd. for vagrancy, was
sent to the work house for thirty days. The
case of William Thomas Beach for an assault
upon Lewis Roy, colored, was postponed. JET
fcrson Roberts, for keeping hogs within the
Corporation limits, was fined and discharged.
Jamcs Bradley, for keeping a dog with
out license, was fined and discharged
A warrant was issued for the arrest Of Agnes
Gilbert charged with abusing Lydia Wc!come'
both colorcd 7. O'kcct for dcscrtlns the
schooner j. T. Kyau,z, was committed to jail
until the sailing Of that vessel. \ warrant was
issued for the arrest of Lloyd W. Murphy on
complaint of his wife, who charges him with
abusing her. and breaking and destroying her
sewing machine There We're seven PRISONERS
and two dodgers ut the station house last hight.
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TMMENsITY MAGNIflED'
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ular prices at
l. SCHWARTZ s. cos.
Sarcpta Clothing Hall,
ic Ii So King street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-21
Nrw-YoKk DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1873.

control of the prosecution remains in the
hands which now regulate IL. IL is certain,
moreover, that ROdman knows facts which
implicate other and more important members
of the Ring, and miserable intrigue has been
set on foot for the purpose of using Rodman
TO Save BrittOn-inducing the Reformers To
consent that the inquiry into the District
Attorneys conduct shall be dropped on con-
dition that Brtton will accept Rodman as a wit
ness against the rest of the Ring. The conviction
of Mr.. Winchester Brtton will spoil this bar
gain. 1t will put the Reformers in possession
not only of the evidence to convict the actual
despoilers of the City Treasury and Trust
Company, but when Governor Dix shall ap-
point as successor to the Office of public prose-
cutor q man of unqucstioned integrity, they
will also have the means of furnishing those
in the Water Board, Controllers office and
among the public contractors who accepted and
paid brides and retained public funds. The
evidence against these several persons was
completed more than year ago, but has never
reached Grand Jury. There can be no pros
ecuton of the Brooklyn imtatOrs of Tweed,
no thorough reform of the local Government,
until the office of public prosecutor is properly
administered, and the Committee of Fifty should
act with the energy which has brought such
good results in the late trial of the chief cul-
Drit in this city.
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