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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-08

CIVIL RIGHTS. The colorcd Radicalsof Gull
pepper county, held large meeting asst Friday
10 the Antioch Baptist church at Cupcper: ID.
L. Harris, Of Alexandria, was elected president,
aud Samuel Asher secretary. resolution
was offered and adopted, claiming the rights
aud privileges guaranteed by the Constitution
of the United States and the amendments
thereto, both civil and political. Robert Jones,
Henry Ligh,foot and Alexander jackson were
elected delegates to the national convention, to
be held in Washington December 9.
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BOARDING HOUSE FOR FACTORY GIRLS
On Wednesday evening last the Furnishing
town of Woodberry, near Baltimore, was
thronged with visitors to witness the formal
opening of the large hotel built there by the
opuept and enterprising firm of Hooper 4
Sons, for the exclusive benefit of the female
operatives 10 their extensive mills. Carriages
lined the street in front of the edifce, which
was brilliantly lit up with gas, presenting a
most imposing effect At least thousand
persons astended, and the wealth, beauty and
Intelligence Of Baltimore were largely represent
ed. Arrangements were made on an exceed
ingly liberal scale for the entertainment of the
numerous guest Marlboro Nd. Gazette.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER 5
SUN RosE............. 7.c4 MOON RISES. ..... 9
SUN SETS. .......... All
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MENTAL NOTICE-REMOVAL.

John STONE, on the Strand, near the Oys-
y ter Dock, will supply his customers with
OYSTERS, fresh from the shell, at 75c per gal
lon. Give him call dec 4-lw
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nation and returned to their allegiance TO the
Republic, amid the enthusiasm of the populace.
Only their colonel and his soutwent over 10
the insurgents.
Dire Resolve Against FREQ Cuba-Dis-
armament TO Precede tho Citizen De-
gree.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July Is, 1873.
Information from Madrid by telegraph has
just been received in diplomatic circles that
the Cortes. by a large majority, have resolved
that they will confer no further political
privileges in Cuba until the insurgents shall
lay down their arms
A President and Comm ander-fn-Chfef OF
Canton-Prussisn Liberation or the
Crew of the vignante.
MADRID, July 25-Evening.
Contreras, assuming the title of President
and Commander of the Land and Sea Forces
of the Canton of Murcia, has addressed
circular memorandum to the forsign Powers.
The Germans have liberated the crew of the
Vigilante for fear the German Consul and his
family at Cartagena would be shot.
INsURGENT PERMISSION FOR COMMUNICATION
WITH BERLIN
The insurgents have promised to delay the
seizure Of the German vessels in port three
days, so that their commanders may have
time to telegraph for and receive instructions
from Berlin.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

BALTIMORE, Md, July Is, 1873.
About halfpast ten O'Clock this morning fire
broke out in the extensive four story brick steam
planning mill, sash and door factory owned and
occupied by Joseph Thomas Son. and sit
uated on the south side of Clay street. near
Park. Clay street is narrow street. beginning
at Liberty street, about midway between and
parallel with Saratoga street on the north
and Lexington street on the south, and
extends west, intersecting Park and
Howard streets and terminating at Eutaw
street. Thomas planning mill was in shape
like the letter L, having front on both Clay and
Park street. The nre broke out in the engine
room, near the centre Of the mill and in
short time the building was enveloped
in danes, and the boilers of the engine exploded.
In the meantime the nre alarm was sounded, and
the steamers were soon on the ground and
PLAYING ON THE FIRE.
str breeze rom rom tSe 7s55S{bwastt was blowing
and, owing to the heat and the dryness OF the
materials, the names soon communicated with the
adjoining buildings on each side, on Clay and Park
streets A general alarm was sounded, calling out
the entire Fire Department. The nerceness and heat
Of the connagration increased and the breeze fed
the names. which leaped across Clay street to the
north side and soon each side OF Clay street. east
to Park street. was on nre. The flames shot high
above the burning buildings. and dense volumes
OF sufrocatinq smoke were borne northeastwards,
hurting iu every direction blazing cinders, which
fell on the dry, parching roofs. In a short time
Park street on each side, from Lexington street on
the SOUTH across Clay street to Saratoga street on
the north, was sheet Of fre nearly every building
being in names. The heat was so intense that all
the aremen were driven from the street.
THE FOUR BLOCKS BOUNDED BY LIBERTY STREET
on the east, Saratoga on the north, Howard on
the west and Lexington on the south, and
intersected by Park and Clay streets,
were each abaze, and several dne build.
ings on Mulberry street had taken Ore
from the burning brands hurled by the
wind. About eleven A. M. a general connagration
seemed imminent, and the Fire Department at
washington was telegraphed to for assistance.
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed. The roofs
of several buildings as far OF as CAL
vert street became gnited, as also the
dome of the cathedral, steepe Of st. Alphonsus'
Catholic church, corner Of Park and Saratoga
streets. In all directions women and children
were neeing from their burning houses and for
blocks around every article Of furniture was being
removed pell-men and thrown from windows.
The streets were impossible from blocking
by furniture wagons and every kind Of
vehicle that could be brought into requL
sition. While the fire was raging the entire Fire
Department was pQbH at WORK battling against it,
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LONDON. July u.s. 1873.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
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JOHN GULL" IN A METROPOLITAN BAKE DISH.
In London the unusual heat continues. the tner.
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HARVEST PROSPECTS.
The weather throughout England Is fair and
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THE TIcHBoRNE CLAIMANT" TO SOLICIT AMERICAN
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CUBA.
Colonial Republicans in Address to the Captain
General-Patriotism, Pathos and Scrip
ture-Sharp Action in the Field
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, July rs, 1873.
The Repuolica Espaisola tnewspaper) publishes
an appeal from the republicans addressed to
"Citizen General Pieltan," denouncing the meet
ings which have been lately held for the ostensble
object Of ameli0rating financial and commercial
affairs in the island. 1t declares that these meet
ings have accomplished nothing; they have merely
put on action In hopes that the Carlists or Allon
sists would get into power In Spain.
The conservatives are termed the "enemies OF
the Republic" and the services OF the republicans,
whose numbers are not to be dcspissd, are offered
to the Captain General.
The address concludes thus:-'C0mmand Us and
you will find US full Of courage ready to combat for
liberty order the integrity OF the SOIL justice and
right. Think we'll this. Citizen Pieltain. Think
Of the words Of our Saviour, Those who are not
with me are against me-"
SHARP ACTION IN THE FIELD
despatch from Puerto Principe says division
Of Spanish troops recently surprised BY the
surgents. sharp skirmish followed, when REIN
forcements arriving, the enemy was finally COM
PEELED to retire.
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progress, assisted by an army Of citizens, who
crowded the roofs of the buildings on every side
and many blocks OF, quenching the falling, blazing
brands with buckets of water and preventing
ignition by spreading blankets.
THE DOME OF THE CATHEDRAL
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heat abandoned this section to its fate, and
directed their main efforts to preventing the
spread of the fire beyond the four blocks named
Shortly after one O'Clock p. NJ two engines arrived
from Washington and rendered valuable assist.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FRANKFORT, July. as 1878.
Fifty OF the persons who participated IN the beer
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convicted and sent to prison for trrms ranging
from pipe months to four years.
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THORNrON.-On Friday. July Is. at his residence.
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S F. A N
The Capital Of the Republic Threatened by the
March Of an Insurgent Army.
Parliamentist Suppression of the
Ministry Of Admiralty.
Senior SaImeron's Call for a
New Army.
InSurgent Demonstration Against Madrid
and the Germans.
A Safety Committee Man Running
for His Life.
Cortes' Resolve Against Insrr-
gent Cuba.
Cortes' Resolve Against Insur.
gent Cuba.
COntreraS CantOnal Command and Circular
to the Foreign Cabinets.


iIIGuhAmS " luz w" 'on~ "s"Neo'
MADRID, July IS, 1873
It is reported that General Contreras, the
leader of the revolt at Cartagena, is march
ing on this city with 5000 men, having left
force equally as strong at Cartagena.
BLAcKMAn UNDER THE NAVAL FLAG.
It is also said that Contreras has sent the
frigate Almanac to Malaga and the steamer
Fernando Ell Cat6ico to Torrevieja with in
structions to the commanders to levy contri-
buttons upon the inhabitants of those cities.
PRESIDENT sALMERoN's CALL FOB POWERFUL
President Salmeron has issued proclama-
ton calling $4,000 men of the reserves into
active service against the insurrectionists in
the country.
coRrEs' SUPPRESSION OF THE ADMIRALTY.
The Cortes have passed bill suppressing
the Admiralty.
NsURREcTIoN1sT OPPOSITION TO THE GERMAN
NAVAL ACTION.
Contreras, commanding the rebels in Carta-
gena, threatens to seize all the German ships
now lying in the harbor of that port unless
the vigilante, captured by German man-of-
war, is restored to the insurgents.
There is rumor, which needs confirmation,
that the German Consul at Cartagena, has
been arrested by the insurgents and is de-
tanned % hostage.
A sAFETY-CoMMITrEE MAN FLEEING FOR DEAR
The President Of the Committee of Public
Safety in Madrid has fed from the city.
Penitent Policemen Praised by the
Populace.
BARCELONA, July 25, 1873
The gendarmerie of this city, who had left to
Join the Cerlists, recopsidered their deteymi.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
Multiplication Of the Means Of Cable Commune
cation.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW york HERALD.

ST. JOHNS N. F.. July 25, 1873.
Captain Halpin has just successfully completed
the laying of a fourth cable between Sidney, Cape
Breton, and Placentia. Newfoundland.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured
without pain. CORN CURE, by mail, 50c.
Dr. RICE 20s Broadway corner Fulton street
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Graefenberg Marshall's Catholicon will
cure Female Complaints 81 50 bottle sold by drug
gists. GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, So Reade street.
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A.-Wfre Spring Trusscs Pierce the Abb
domen. No unpleasant experience attends the Of
the ELASTIC TRUSS, 6Ss Broadway which retans rup-
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II Is Suicide in tho Third Degree, II
worse to suffer cough and cold 10 eliminate in
OF HOKEHOUND AND TAR, taken In time. would effect
q perfect and permanent cure.
PIXIES TOOTHAOHk DROPS cure In ono minute.
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.Graefenberg Marshail's Catholicon Will
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GRXEFENBERG COMPANY, Sc Re ade street.
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Graefcnberg Vegetable Pills will Cur
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THE SHAH.

TELtGnAM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON. July 25, 1873
Upon taking his departure from Europe for home
the Snah OF Persia will embark at Brindtsi.
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Gold.-Barker's Aurora, Harmless as
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Broadway, near Thirty second street
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Treaty Arrangement Between the Gar Of
Russia and the Khan of Khiva.
Muscovits Provision for Money-The Cause Of
Philanthropy and Independence.


ST. PETERSBURG, July 25, 1873
The Russian government has received despatch
from General Kaufman announcing that treaty
between Russia and Khiva has been signed.
The Khan promises to pay Russia 100000 ru-
bles and abolish capital punishment in bis domin-
ion.
In return for this Russia guarantees the inde-
pendence OF the Khanate.
The Czar's troops will occupy Khiva until the war
indemnity Is paid.
portion OF the territory Of the Khivan Khanate
IL to be given to Bokhara for assistance rendered
to the Russian troops.
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King James Died or Fever and Ague
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