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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28

Ar,ved-ship klen Southland " ooj ward master
from New York. with general cargo. Steamship
COItes. Kimble, master, at A. NJ, from New York.
to A. MOultOn. steamship Durham. at $50 A. NJ
from Hull. England. to Slkenstadt & Co. Steam
ship Emily B. Souder, Burdick, master. at $50 A.
NJ, from New York, to J. H. Ludwigsen. Sailed
Steamships United states and Louisiana and ship
FarOnta.
VICKsBURa, October q -Doxu-B.i,e Lee at 4
P. NJ Up-Susie Silver, az 3 A. NJ; James Howard:
at T. NJ; John B. Maud, at p Il. Arrived-City
of vicksburg, at p. NJ.
CINCINNATI, October 21.-Rivsr nineteen feet and
rising. Weather Gearing and cool.
PIrrsB%RG, October 27.-Rver inc feet elk inches
and rising slowly. Both rivers rising above. A
heavy rain last night. Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October z7.-Weather clear during
the day, now cloudy with signs of snow. Mercury
401 to s6o. River risen four inches.
CAIRO. October E.-Arrived-Carrie KOunf1 from
NJ. Louis. at II A. N. Dcparted-Coorado, for
Ficksburg at T. NJ; Belfast for New orleans. at
A. NJ; Kountz, for New Orleans, at noon Weather
clear and cool in the forenoon; now cloudy. with in.
dcatlons of rain The river has fallen four inches
LOUISVILLE. October 21.--River risen forty inches
during the past twenty four hours; Low seven feet
four inches in the canal, live feet four inches in
Houston ia loading for New Orleans. Freight rates
heavy forty cents, light fifty cents; hay : 10 per
ton potatoes seventy-hve cents per barrel: horses
49, mules 81. Departed-BeItha Bonner. from
Cincinnati tl New Orleans.
ST. Louis, October 27.-Arrfveh-He'ena and
Scudder. from vicksburg. Departed-Curts, for
New Orleans. River stationary. Weather cloudy
aud cooI: slight rain tonight and slight 1alI OF
snow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
Shocking Murder.

On friday Of last week . young man
named William Stein, while lying in bed at
his residence, was shot through the window
and instantaneously killed. Suspicion at
tached to one Charles Zeglin az having
been the criminal, and he was arrested BY
Special Officer McCanuon. Much credit is
due to Mayor Schorten and Ben Morgan,
the. coroner, for their efforts to bring the
guilty party to justice. An inquest having
been held on the body. the following yer,
dict was returned: That the said William
Stein came to his death from gunshot
wounds received. believed to be from the
hands of one Charles Zeglin" The de-
ceased was a young man of excellent char
acter, peaceful and inotfensive in disposi.
ton, and the sole support of his widowed
mother. His remains were attended to the
cemetery by the fire department, of which
Grand Era
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF The REPUBLICAN ,
tuesday. October %. 1879,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Island Belle, Briggs Sov Vera Crus
ARRIVED vrcYcphkv

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Cortes, Kembis. from New York, to
MOulton-2d district 3
Steamship Emily B Souder. Burtliek, from New
British steamship Durham, FTenc, from Hull, Eng
september %. to Silkenstadt &co-Poinr
Ship Tasmanan, Willis, 48 DAYS from St Nazare
France in ballast, 70 master-Point
Ship Ellen Southland Woodward from New yor.a
9th instant to master-lst district
Spanish bark Esperanto Bandia, 8 days from Ha.
vana, i'll ballast, to C Zapata-lst district
Bark Mcclellan, McLellaH. from kings:onsia
to master-3d district
Schooner River Queen. Ricke-, ; DAYS from Calves.
.on, in ballast to w 1aIbot-2d district
Schooner Excelsior, rick, 10 iays from Ruataa Is.
..Ha. cDS MacIeca &co-sd Listv.c: Pr
gowBoATs.
Ocean. Mcclellan. from the Fasses---.owei down
{" the bar, I'D instant, brig Llasar and schrs
.ezana and Sicenta-B1"ugh: up bark Espe.
Ean.a and schooner Excelsior
"icaco. Lumbsrd, from ahe Passes-Towed down
to the bar, goth instant, chip Ft-orta and bark
observation-disclosures up ship Ellen Southland
Gladiator, sturt"yant. from the Passes-Towed
down 20 the bar 2lst instant. lark Rome.
Trough: Up ship TasmaDian
STEAMBOATS,.
CSPi.. Grown from Mouth Of Red river
Katie Cannon, from ClIicot City
Empire Jeanfrsa.. iron. Lower Coast
BvA,i!sa !shuson. Brothertot!. TN Lowty C0as:
Exports.
VERA caci SCHOONER Island Belle! l6i feet
!Uma..1 - pigs mG.e
IMPORTS,
GENOA AID CETTE-Bark poninico La,ata-
Asti mdse
RUATAN lSIAND-Echooner TX .eisior-I1 600 CO.
ccsnHts 1900 punches bananas $3.50 pantans
RECEIPTS OF PaODUoE.
Mouth REL, RIFhR Steamer " : Pike-:39
bales cotton and sundrles
CHICOF CITI-Steamer Kate-I!G9 bales cotton
and sundres
LOWER CoAST-steames Empire-s3s bbls rice
So SKIS rough rice and sundTes
LOWER COaST-Steamer Brs.dish Johnson.
dr.es
RECEIPTS Ell RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON ANntGRRAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, october 27-23!8 bales cotton and
sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
MARKETS.
domestic MRrkeIe.

I NEW Toex. October e. Evening-Cot.on Closed
| weak aud irregular; middling l5Is SIC. Net 10
ceipts 283 bales gross 1894 bales sales 1900 ba es
Futures Closed EASY sales 26,0Oe bales follows
| November IA IL ;l69l4hc; December 1904 IS Ice
January 10 l:.6al9 3.o2c; February Is 5l60l5,c
March Is 9l60l5asc April loo.
F!our-limited request and unchanged. Whisky
lower 1T &c Wheat firm; demand moderate; win.
III fair demand; high mixed and yellow Western
ho06lc. Rye quiet and unchanged. Pork shade
irmer; demand fair at Hl4 5o0il s5 Lard steady,
Turpentlne firm. Resin steadyo Tallow dull and
unchanged. Freights firm.
Governments strong, little more doing Sixes of
1865 1O9 new ilas: of 1867 Il3t Of 1858 ia: new
fves 1886 ten-forties 1863.
State bonds quiet and nominal. Tennessess 6: i,
new o.; Vrsinas 80. new S. consolidated 4: u de-
ferred 8; Louisiana skies as new 40 levee SKIES So
eishts $50; Alabama Fights IS, ives IS; Georgia
SKIES IS, suvens 70; North Carolinas 49, new is
and October IL. - '''''''N a. -p'n
LONDON, October q, ? M-Csnsol. money OIL,
1867 96ss; new hves 81; Erie 1913.
There Is scarcity OF Ere shares in she stock
market.
The twenty five thousands pounds withdrawn
from the bank to day il to be shipped to America
CINCINsATI: October 21.-Cotton dull and lower;
Wheat Giiet; 81 sal 81. Corn quiet at 45Ws7c.
Oats quiet at 35@43c. POrk-Jobbing sales at 6 10:
stock light. Lard steady; sales of kettle at * a
1ssc; steam. buyers at Ike; Bulk meats nominal;
shoulders Ga 07c; sales of clear rib at So 05Ac;
clear quiet at SIS ne. Bacon steady shoulders
Itsc; Clear rfO 6c Clear b1s &c. Hams dull sugar
cured lo0llc for old new llhc. whisky frmer
at 38c.
ST. LOUIS, October 77.-Cotton dull: middling
Ike Flour dull and unchanged only small
order trade. Wheat dull; No. spring Chicago u;
No. fall 81 25; No , red winter 5 50. Corn dull
and dropping; No mixed Al ! 1142c ia November
Oats dull and unsettled; No. 2 SIC in elevator
Whisky dull; small lots at 9Gc. Pork dull at Sl3 50
Oh Bacon dull; only very small jobbing and or.
der trade. Lard unchanged
Foreign Markets
LIVERPOOL October q, Evenng.-Cotton closed
steady; uplsnds 909lsd; Orleans 81 19l,d Sales
to- day 1900 bales, of which 2OOO were for export
and speculation. The sales include $500 bales of
low mlddling, deliverable November, at 81. d: Or
leans on basis of low middling, delivered October
gid. Lard 4Cs Sd. Pork Pa cd. Common rosn
8s Cd.
LONDON, October 27, Evenins.-TurpeEtins $50 3D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
Attempted Assassination.

Wednesday evening last, the twenty
second instant, one of the laborers employed
by MIR. William Stackhouse on the Belle
chase plantation suddenly assailed him
with the dagger of sword cane and at
tempted to kill him. Mr.. Stackhouse,
though cripple, being compelled to use a
crutch and stick, despite of having been
taken unawares, was as quick as his as
sailant, ed parried the thrust made at his
life, adm .nistering several blows with his
crutch III return. The fellow fed, but we
have not learned whether or not he has
been arrested. The officers of the law were
sent in pursuit. We have not heard any
further particulars of this outrageous at
tempt to assassinate an estinable citizen
Plaqucmi'ae Sentinel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
Monetary--Commercial
MONETARY.

The following kilograms were posted at the Cot
ton Exchange:
LONDON October2 q. $50 P M-Anount of bullion
withdrawn from Bank Of England on balance to-
day S25 900.
Currency opened at SIS 1s, and closed at a., ash
Gold ruled at losh loss for currency. and ll3h
Dll3]! for certified checks. The sales included
$4,000 at ll4d la b and s 30 900 at Hay.
Tie New York market opened at 1913 =. and closed
at 103l.
No sales OF silver reported. american half.
dollars were quoted at AS y cent premium tor cur
rency. COIL for certified checks.
The movement in sterling exchange was of liberal
ext-nt, and private bills rnled !. = cent higher,
while bank showed only \ slight improvement
bill Of lading at !1 0l7 4l800 do at ll7As; $500
do at ll7s. 422O0 do st ll.'a: $4,000 do at liza.
ll8: $4,000 Al clear at l.7. Gll3: $1,000 do at 49,
10000 bill 81 'adns and Al clear at III !, a ll8a
10000 and $1,000 AL clear at Il8.: S50n0 dc at lI8t
and 6 1900 private bankers and bank at -.
The sa or francs included 200 900 commercial at
a.86a G4.85.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at il.hD
1881 for bill of lading and al clear, and ll9h
for bank, and francs at 49, J. a. IS for private,
and nominal for bank.
Domestic exchange continued scarce. The sales
10 day We're, however, more liberal, comprising
STA 600 and embracing s 10 900 and 500 900 com.
mereiS sight on New York, $4,000 522,G10 and
$40 900 private bankers. and $4,000 and 425 900
bank all at -. = cent premium.
The banks checked on New YORK at g. as y cent
premium. and private sight quoted at ~.
his 10 equal 10 about p cent discount in cur
rency.
In securities We noticed sales Of 5000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at 58 $4,000 at 53, $4,000
at 49, and $1,000 1t 59l.; and S5OOa city ten per
cents at ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
Deferred Hopes.

| "Hope deferred maketh the heart sick. :"
| SO we have felt for this many day. Six
weeks ago to-day the board of health an
| nounced the existence of yellow fever in
Memphis. Almost every day since has
| been day of n0pe-alas Of hope deferred
just $500 souls have passed away, taking
| with them, IN the evening the hope born in
| the morning. Rain succeeded 90 sunshine
and frost to frost, and still the mysterious
| reaper works, still he break. ruthlessly
upon the family circle to steal the tender,
the brave and the fair. We have hoped
against hope, and still hope. but, we fear
IN vain. All predictions fail us. Now we
claim that frost has done its work of break.
ing the backbone of the fell DESTROYER, and
forthwith fall to discounting the days, the
hours. of the epidemic Again We have
warm and sultry nights and days, and with
them propagation and spread of the infec-
ton, and all is gloouS where before there
was gladness
There is nothing eerta;a tus death. The
moituarv report of yesterday warns us of
this, and that all signs fail. Twenty@ight
deaths, twenty Four from yellow teve. and
four from other causes, sounds like going
back TO the blood curdling figures of last
week. The day before the report said
twenty-seVen deaths, twenty three from
yellow fever and four from other causes
The new cases reported yesterday are not
so many as those OF the day before but the
weather is changing, and we tea. tha. our
hopes are again to be blighted. We have
almost ceased TO hope, and have all but sur.
rendered ourselves TO The apprehension of |
another month with .he plague. with sor- |
row. with restitution. with grief with want. I,
woe and death. Our hope is deferred. and |
yet we have faith m tn. strong arms and |
willing hearts and hands Of the noble army !
OF workers who have earned for themselves |
immortal honOrs. We have faith in works.
in vgilant self-reliance. and the potency Of |
the intellgenty directed efforts of the
board of health. We mus: fight it out on
this line: there is no retreat now-.NeWphis
tDpeai
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
BY Charles II. Reed.


SUCCESSION OF MARY Z TAYLOR
Second District Court Tor the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS 47s.
pY CHARLES X. REfD-arCTfONEEH-
IL Office No. 81 st. Charles street.-Will be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets TUESDAY November I3-2
Iissot Judge of tho Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above numb ered AM! an.
tilted succession. the following property, VIZ
First District.
No s.. ST. CHARLES STREET betyvee. Mel
pOmeDe and ITALIA streets i'll the square bounded
lastly by Prytania. two lots of ground measuring
etcn % feet inches front st. Charles avenue ~
10 feec IN depth between parallel lines These lots
are designated Nos. and T. on plan No. Ri of the
Neghers square, in Office OF J. r. stringer late
notary. The improvements consist of a hand some
tWostory frame, with hall above and below two
parl0lS with marble mantels, dining room wifi,
marble mantel. breakfast-roOm, kitchen etc on
hrst Eoor. Above. three bedrooms in main hor1se
and four IN the wing. Across the end and rear of
lets, another tw0story building extends embrac.
lS2 various good rooms, several closets through.
out the DEldlng. gas all through, aud al, modern
improvements, two splendid cisterns wards paved
flower garden etc. '
:. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND cornrisine,
$40 $1,000 acres, with the buildings and improve,
ments thereon. in the parish of Tangisohoa Iate a
part OF the parish of st. Tammany and known IA
the northeast quarter and north half of solIthpss.
quarttr ana east halt OF southwest Quarter of sec
Won seven, township tOur south range nine east,
which last described property was ACQUIRED from
lie. NAV II. 1862.
Te1nls-CAsil Il CuteI States treasury nate.
oc5 II i9 IS l0i -.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF SIMEON BELDEN.

. OTvICH UNITED STArHs MARaHALl
New Orleans, September Is, 1879
VNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WAR
- rant in bankruptcy has been issued ont OF
.ne district Court of the United States for the DIS.
I1lct OF louisiana against the estate of simeon
pe,oen; OF New Orleans in the parish Of Or
t1sns state or Louisiana adjudged bankrupt upon
nls own petition; that the payment of any debts,
and the delivery Of any property belonging to said
anV DO num- h. S or for hi. and transfer
a meeting of the creditors Of said hsntrnnt TO
Drove .hsir debts, and choose ons or more as
OF ms estate, will be held at a court OF
" ~ NCvenIDer A. D. 1873. at eleven O'clock NJ at
8 nT gC,,stomhouse building. New Orleans before 70
" 80. register s. B. PACKARD,
SCI hoi' United States Marshal
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

ASANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Domestic CIGARS and CIGARETTES. and ful-
assortment of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
constantly on hand and for sale by
ed. L. ZELL,
Corner Canal and Caroude'et streets,
Now Orleans, louisiana
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COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY Eyxy1.s Oc.obe, =. is,:

MONDAY EVENING" October -, 1873.
COrfOH-Tte sales To-day summed I'D . little
over 1000 bales at irregular and lower prices clos
ing It . decline Of \, he and 7.c. We modify
the Exchange figures. when for average lists
according with its types, while Ours present the
with tho outside figures for low midding, good Or
binary and ordinary given a. the outsde for strict
of those grades.
new ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION ASSINI ArED
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Tickets $40. Half tickets SIS. Quarters 81 50
Our Lotteries are chartered BY the State are
always drawn at the time named, and ali draw
lngs are under the supervision Of sworn commits.
Inc omcial drawing will be published in the ST.
Lonis papers and copy Of the drawing sent to
We will draw Q similar scheme the Last dav NJ
every month during the year 1873. "' VI
hemis y postofdce money orders, registered
letter draft or express
Send for q circular Address
MURRAY, MILLER CO..
P0efo@ce box 24a6, st, Louis nissonr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
BY Charles z. Fort1e-.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. THOMAS MCNAMARA
RI tdAkLES T.. PORTER. ARC.
~ toneer-Ofice No. 80 Exchange aley-WED.
NrSDSA' CG,oheI ~ 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ
will be sold at Meehan's eoffeehouse, corner oi
Where and Bonny streets (Algiers} by order o..
the non A. L.. Tissot, judge of the Second District
1873 " Say '''
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the b.liid
lpg and improvements thereon, in TIE Fifth Di..
tI1c1. designated by the No. ~, OF square No !.
tbelievllle, Old Hanl measuring 3! feet : inches
front on Imire street, by $50 feet deep
note secured by ortgags with eight Der cen. IN
serest, ehe purchaser to pay the taxes of 1873
act OF sale before ". II. Seymour notary bubble
81 PIIlonasSI $ expense se27 OCT IS Is 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28
BY =. u. q B. J. Montgomery,

GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Being the eutre contents of the Three-story Brick
Residence, No 240 Camp street. between St.
Joseph and Deord, consisting in Bedroom, Par
Tor and Diningroom Suits, Carpets, Glassware
Crochery and Cock Stove and Utensils; also,
ons Upright "Favre' PIANO.
AT AUCTION.
R1 II. N. q b. ,. NIONTGOMERYln.
~ M Montgomery. Auctoneer.-Will be sold
o'clock, at No. 2o8 Camp street, between Julia and
St. Joseph
The ENT1RE CONTENTS of said residence con-
slstlng in Bedroom, Parlsr and DiningrOoIn Suits
Carpets, Glassware Crockery, Mirrors, Cook Stove
ctr. Also, one Upright 'Favre" Piano.
Terms-At sale. Oc26 I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28

pI G. r. EST1IN.-LOUISIANA AUCTION
II SALE STABLES, No. 243 Common street, be-
tween Rampant and Basin streets.-C. T. Estlin,
AuctiOneer, will have regular sales of Horses.
Mules etc. every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at ii A. n.
Constantly In recipe Of large invoices of Ken.
sucky and Indiana Stock. which will be cold on the
above named days without limit. sel3 3m
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'ALVABL. PROPERTY ON SOUVH M4RKET
STREET.

tlhEE9s
hCCCESSlOS OF MARIA &. SEfTZ
IN CHARLES 4. PORTER. ACCrioH
- esr-ofhce No. 80 Exchange alley.-THeRS.
DAl' november 20, 1873, at twelve O'Clock 81 will
be SOLD, at the Merchants and Auctioneers kx-
chanse by order OF the Hon A. L. Tissot Judge of
lne second District Court foS Tho parish Of orleans
A LOT OF GROUND, with oil che buildings
Shereon: situated in the First District designated
by she Nc =, In square bounded by South Market
Delord ,Tchcupiteulas and New Levee streets meas.
snng =! feet inches trent on South Market street
by 90 feet inch in depth. Vhe house hears the No
So South Market street.
9erms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before Joseph Conn, notary public -
purchasers expense oc17 81 nos 20
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P. F. HERWIG, Special Deputy Collector.
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On Tuesday the storm centre will continue to
move east and northeastward beyond our station 8.
For New England. fresh and brisk southwesterly
winds, possibly with rain, clearing away during
the day.
Por the N ddle States. westerly winds and clear
or clearing weather, followed by cloudy weather
on Tuesday night.
For the lake region, westerly winds. veering to
northwest with clear weather for short time.
For the Northwest and Southwest: increasing
northerly winds, rising barometer, ia ling tempera.
ture aud cloudy or partly cloudy weather. -,
For the Ohio valley, rising barometer, north
westerly winds falling temerature and cloudy but
clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Boston, Portland
and Eastport
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October &c, 6 P. M.-Barcmete-
1910. Wind south, strong. Anived-Schcone
Excelsior. Vick, master, ten days from Ruatan.
with fruit to Macheca Oteri. Sailed-SteArnship
Hannovor, banks Resolute and Virgen de 10 Nieves-
PAss-A-lOurRB October 26, s P. M.-Wind south
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-28

UNITED STATES CrsroMHousg, I
v Orleans, October ~, 1873. )
CCORDANCE WITH THK PRO-
, 1866, the following described
house building, on THURSDAY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-15

ALEX ANDRlA MUSICAL DEPOT.
Y. BECKER, $40 King street
PIANOS and PARLOR ORG ANS new and
second hand at all prices and to suit the times.
Agent for VIM. kNABE s. CO.'S. UNRI,
VAILED PIANOS, at factory prices. Sold
'l '0'''''''' SHEET MUSIC.
ANY piece Of Music published in the United
States will be furnished.
4 general assortment of Musical Goods, viz:
Over 30 Accordeons, of all kinds and prices.
Over Is Voins, from ST.. TO $50.
Fine Guitars, from 81 to S25, including Til
toms Patent.
One dozen Banios, from s. SO to SIG.
Violincellos, Bows, Flies Flutes, Harmonlcas,
Jewshsrps, &c.
SPECIALITY mportdirect from France
the best and cheapest VIOLIN and GUIIAk
STRINGS heretofore offered here, ut wholesale
aud retail, including Genuine Italian, French
and German.
ns-P Pianos, Organs and HI kinds of Musical
Instruments tuned, repaired or packed. III when
business have had an experience OF over ~
years. Pianos in the country attended to- mh2i
"a merciful man is mercful to his beast
TINE HUMANE INVENTION OF THE
d \ sE1 AGE ANTI
FRICTION BACk-CHAIN AND
TRAVELLER.
Read the following testimonials to lts merits /:
Office Society for Prev Cru. to Animals,
New York, April II, 1873. J
l have seen, and do most unqualltiediy APP
Chain and Traveller, for the use of cart horses,
whereby the severe conclusions and continual
CALLING incident to the present mode of harness
ing draft animals are etfectually overcome This
invention should be speedily in general use.
HENRY BERGH, President.
Alexandria, April 9, 1873.
I have been using for more than four months
the Self. dusting, Anti-friction Back Chain and
Traveller" and take pleasure in testifying that
they are perfect success. The saving in wear
of the saddle alone is worth more than the cost
Of the chain, and the saving in labor and suffer
ing to the horse is lncalculable.
John LEATHERLASD Coal Mcrcht.
For sale By JAS. F. CARLIN s SONS,
ap19 G3 King st., Alcxa., Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-15

NEW STORE.
F. G. SWA1NE
Wouldinform his friends anc the public gener
ally that he has leased the store on the corner OF
Cameron and Royal streets, 81. G. Milburn's Ola
stand) and will keep, in connection with the
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, NO. Y
Royal street, u frst-class
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can be found at I'LL times fresh Roll But,
ter, Poultry, Eggs, Hominy, Beans, Dried
Fruits Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapp!e,
Tomaoes and Corn, &C.. &c. Call and exam
inc feb