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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30
president.

Adam Mchl, German Of Lorraine, Prussia,
a hard dlinker, was shot twice and killed by
Frank Rushmorc, young man about - years
old, residing in Prince George county, at
Blaudfork, near Petersburg, on Tuesday Rush
,norc was arrested and committed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

The steamer Austrian, of the Allan line, ar
rived at Norfolk from Liverpool on Tuesday.
The Austrian landed large quantity of freight
and sixty-two passengers, of which fourteen
were 10 the cabin and forty eight in the steer
age. Nearly all of the passengers are of Eng
lsh birth, with few from the Continent.
They will, with few exceptions, stop in this
State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

The convention OF delegates from portions OF
North Mississippi, West Tennessee and West
ern Kentucky interested in the movement look
ing to the formation of new State out OF
these portions, is 10 session at Jackson, Teun
Kenneth Rayner, of Mississippi, was elected
,,r,.,,Iapt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

The TRADE DOLLAR 1.-The trade dollar is
showing its shining face at intervals, like an
early star in the evening, soon to be followed
by million more It is larger than tie old
dollar, and on the reverse side bears its exact
value, 100 In u few years it will be the
most familiar coin issued by any country, and
general medium of exchange all over the
globe. Its conception was happy one, aud
its execution is credit to our American Mint
and our American metalluryy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

John w. Brockenbrough, LII. D., pro-
poses to resume the duties Of his law school at
Lexington, on the 18th day of October next,
upon the same basis as before the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

1t is believed that the sentence of the Court
Martial in the case Of the Modoc Indians con-
cerncd in killing Gen. Candy, is that they are
to be executed by shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

1t is said that Judge Advocate General Holt
is not inclined to adopt the belief that General
Howard will be brought before general court
martial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

A rich Freuch banker who always passes the
winter in Paris, adopted the following plan
when he wished his gardener to send him from
his country house dish of green peas duriDq
the mouth Of January. He despatched car
ricr pigeon with the following note under his
wing Gather basket Of green peas in the
forcing house, and send it to me by express
With the pigeon which carries this Dote, for the
bird is very fat, and Intend to eat it with the
vegetable ordered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30
VIRGINIA EWS.

The engineers engaged in the construction
OF the Valley railroad report satisfactory pro-
eress in the work, and the bed Of the road for
three quarters of the distance from Staunton to
Harrsonburg is ready for the iron, and it is
estimated that by the lst of November, 1878,
the cars will run to Stanton. The masonry
for the bridge across Middle river, six miles
north of Stauntou, is completed, and the
bridge, when flushed for the cars, will cost
100000.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com
papy has taken firm stand on the subject OF
giving "halffare'' tickets to delegates to the
State Conventions. All the other railroad
companies in the State have consented to re-
turn the delegates home without charge, upon
their paying full fare on their way to the con-
ventions, or to sell tickets for the round trip at
hat-price.
During the past six months Al 994 barrels OF
-four, valued at $46l, 4l6 So, and 4,255, lS2
pounds of tobacco, valued at S475,7S7 p, were
shipped from Richmond direct to South Amer
lea and Europe. The vessels carrying this
business, however, were all owned outside of
this State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

The Union City (Tenn. Courier, of the 25th
instant, reports that there were twenty nine
deaths from cholera during the week in that
village and the immediate vicinity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

FOR RENT-The BRICK HOUSE No.
E$; l62 Wolfe street, between Fairfax and Roy
A. Contains eight rooms, and has water in the
vard. Apply to S. 4. CHURCHMAN,
~ 3O-co1t l66 Wolfe street.
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ECnMNCSICATED.

lSDMMCSlCATED.
There is great deal Of fuss being kicked up
about 'forestabg.' The ''hucksters' are not
to blame; they surely have right to study
their own interest, The blame rests with our
City Council Ifthey would pass law prohb
ting if, and have it strictly enforced, forestall-
ipg would soon be ended. Forestaling' is 40
worse than the practice INDUCED 10 BY
with produce and run around telling those
who are disposed to sell at reasonable
prices, to charge more" as they can get
it Just as easy. Let the members of Council
pass laws prohibiting these practices, and then
they will be ended Council should also pass a
law prohibiting loaiOg 10 the market, and pos
.iblv some of the idlers would have to tlod 9th
er quarters than the unoccuped beaches III our
market to sleep or lounge upon.
CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

SOUTH CAROLINA will begin the fiscal year
with deficit of about seven hundred thousand
dollars. The Treasury is even now empty.
The appropriations for the year were two mil
lion four hundred thousand dollars. and the re-
ceipts so far have only reached one million six
hundred thousand dollars OF the accumulat-
ed debt under which the State is staggering
aud is practically bankrupt, suits have been
entered to throw off seven millions OF CONVEX
sion bonds, issued, it is claimed without au-
thority of law Baltimore Gu-ctte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

LEGAL DEClSlON.-Judge Wexford, OF the
Circuit Court, has recently decided the cases OF
James 3. Pace against the town OF Danvllle 10
favor Of the plaintiff.
These suits we're instituted for the recovery
Of interest which had accrued upon certificates
of debt issued by the town during the war and
sold at public auction by the town for Contede-
rate money, the purchaser paying for them in
that currency two and half times the fair
value of the certificates. The defence relied
upon was usury. The same defence was success
fully made By the town in suits brought by
Major w. T. Sutherlin for interest accrued on
other certificates issued and sold to him pre-
cisey like those sold to Pace. In Sutherlln, 5
cases he recovered judgments IN the Circuit
Court, which we're affirmed by the District
Court at Lynchburg, but they were reversed
by the Supreme Court, Judges Christian and
Staples deciding in favor of the town, Judge
Moncure dissenting Judges Joynes and An
dersou not sitting. :,
Since that decision, however, the Lerisa-
ture amended the 3Sth section of chapter 81 OF
the code of 1860 which provided that M In
corporatcd company shall hereafter nterposc
the defence of usury iu any action, SO as to
make it read that No corporation shall, &c.
The questions discussed we're whether the
amended section operated rctrospectively. Aud
whether, if it did, it was within the competency
of the General Assembly to enact it.
Francis L. Smith, of Alexandria, t. l..
Smith, ir, and Ii. H. Marshall, of Richmond,
argued the cases for the plaintiff, and Judge
Robert Oud for the defendant. The amount
involved was $4,000.
The Judge delivered an opinion in which be
discussed all the questions arising in the case:
and Yesterday entered Judgment accordingly
Rich. Enun r,r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY 80, Is.
SUN RosE........ SOP MOON sETS."...... IL -
Sun SETS. ........ I.lO
schrs H L.ngrall and North Carolina,
Washington, to L Agnew.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore By B Whcat
Schr, II Langrall, Richmond and Aims NJ
Dickinson. Providence, by j z Agnew.
Schr + II Odiorne, Providence, to Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Maggie a Fisk, hence, at Boston 2oth.
Schr Helen Hasbrouck hence at n York 18th
Schr Elwood Doran hence, ~ Haven 18th.
Schr Lemuel Hall, hence at Providence 18TH
Schr JAS Phelps sailed from Pawtuckct for
this port 18th.
Schr Morris, hence, ut Bristol 18th.
Schr Florence F Lockwood, from Boston for
this port. was at Vineyard Haven 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

A WATER Test English technical pc
riodical points out 40 easy way of testing whcth.
err water is good and fit Tor general use. 1t
says:
Good water should be free from color uu-
pleasant odor and taste, and should quickly at:
ford lather with a small portion OF soap. Ii
hafa piut of the water be placed in perfectly
clean, colorlcss glass stoppcred bottle, few
grains of the best white lump sugar added, and
the bottle freely exposed to the daylight 10 the
window OF warm room, the liquid should
not become turbid, even after exposure for a
week or ten days. 1.-THE water becomes tur-
bid it is open to the grave suspicion Of sewerage
contamination, but iii remain clear it is al
most certainly safe We owe to HeSch this
simple, valuable but hitherto strangely neglect
ed test.
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CANAL COMMERCE.
ssszs zsissss.zs A zEssEiza

ARRIVALS.
Boats Conrad Waltz and Grayson s. Fannie.
to Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co; Ca
zeaux to American Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats II Flagg. Ed S Holland, Lille l.. IA
on, X ) Mckai2, j II PARROT, Little Joe, j 7
Moore r Marshall j & HOLMAN, Iowa, C"nic-
han, Ii Fisk, City of Hamburg, Five B:v.hcra
and no Snyder, for Cum berland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

HANDLING 4 SWAPPING TURTLE. "A man
named Giiscy, who by strict economy aud Sc
we're industry, has succeeded in getting his
family lutte place, free of incumbrance. was
fishing in Still river, near the Beaver Brook
mills, On Sunday afternoon. After sitting Oh
the bank i1r couple Of hours, without catch
ing anything, lie WAS gratlllrd to see. on Hat
stone in the water, swapping turtle summing
itself The butt. end OF the turtle vas toward
HIM, and he thought he would capture it; but
while he was looking for place to step, the
turtle gravcly turned around without his knowl-
edge, and when he got in reaching distance,
and bent down to take hold Of what nature de-
signed should be taken hold of while handling
a swapping turtle, that sociable animal just
reached cut and took hold of Mr.. Gllsey's hand
with grasp that left no doubt Of its sncerty.
The shreks OF the unfortunate mao aroused
some Of the nei ghbors, but when they arrived
it was too late to be oil any benefit To hun, or
even to themselves. for they just caught a
glimpse of bare headed man tearing over
the hill, swinging small carpct-bag III
ono llald, and they al oucc concluded that II
was barrow escape from highway robbery.
However it was not carpet-bag he was swing
ing; it was that turtle, and it chung TO him un-
til he reached the White street bridge, when 1t
let 20; but the frightened man did not slacken
his gait until he got home. When hr reached
the house, the righteousness OF the affair burst
upon him, and when his wife looked at bis pale
face, and bare head, and dust-begrimed clothes.
aud asked what was the matter, he said, Moth
ing was the matter, only he was afraid ne
would be too late for church, and appeared to
be much relieved to find that he WASH t.-Dnn-
hmm tcUs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30
~ ANnPTA q AZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

THE "GRApHlC" BALLOON. Work on the
er,attraps Atlantic balloon of the Daily Graphic
has been rapidly pushed during the past Two
weeks, and every portion of the apparatus Is
now in an advanced Stage Of progress. frdlu
eight to twelve machines Of the Domestic Sew.
ing Machine Company have been constantly
employed in sewing the Sealns and uniting the
immense strips of cloth. Last evening o,oOO
tS7 stitches had been made, and over Tour OF
the eight miles of sewing required had been &C
complished. They will be further Increased on
Monday, and by the close Of next week all the
sewing will have been flushed. The work OF
attaching the double, or second thickness OF
cloth, to the crown Of the baloon-a delicate
operation, requiring much skill and experience
lis being performed under the immediate su-
neryision of Miss Ihing, the neice of Prot.
Wise. Nearly one-haIf the coating is finished.
prots. Wise aud Donaldson are supcrinteudlug
every step of the preparations.
Al the Brooklyn navy yard the strips which
have already been finished are being coated with
yarnish, consisting of iDsced oil boiled very
thick, which is reduced with beDzine and laid
on with calciming brushes. Six painters are
engaged 10 this portion Of the work The
strips will require three coats Of varDish, one
inside and two outside The vanishing ard
drying will probably occupy these six men dur
ing the next two weeks. 1t IS the most tedious
and slow part OF the work
The construction of the car has already been
commenced. The making of the hoops as well
as lfthe valve, requires most careful nanlpu-
Iation, and has been Entrusted 10 Il. Hoe 20:
The car will be made in great part of ropes and
duck and will be put together and finished at
the Dome site building
The life beat has been commenced, and will
be finished on The first Monday III August. 1t
is building at the establishment OF the most
experienced boa. builder in the city. and 10 ac-
cordauce with the best approved plans.
1t seems highly probable that the balloon
will be ready to start by the 2OIh of August.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

CHURCH FESTIVAL AT VI ARkH AN
" STATION. FAuQUlER COUNTY, Va
The ladies of the Leeds Church congregation
will otter refreshments for sale at Mark ham Sta
ton on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of August
next between the hours OF II oc.ock u. m. and
.. m. Persons living on the line Of the rail
road can leave AlcxanIris and the Intervening
stations so rs TO spend two hours at Markham,
and return TO their homes on the same day
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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EIcERsyO.N.s a.N.D I'IC.N'IC3.
.ggzIalEzs:sss GKANG GI EH HoKS ~

-. 80 'kASG 2L sHS5S$!0s TO
The teachers of ST MARI'S SUNDAY
SCHOOL res ec,,ully invite the public II par
ticipate in an
EXCURSION 10 GLYMONT
OH THU RSDAY, July 3ls,, 1873. The fine
steamer WAWAS ct will leave the slip. loot {"
King street at 80 Il. u and 1870 and I p. m,
and the wharf st Glymont ut 1920 Il. M, end
$50 and II o. IN, ahordng al an opportunity Of
enjoying the ride on the river and returning m
mediateiy or remaining TO participate in the in,
nocent anu ements of the day. Good NJ USlC
viii be provided, refreshments will be furnished
Al city prices, snd everything VIII Dc zone -
render the excursion pleasant one.
Tickets for sale at Beckers Music Store, At all
bookstores and nj the boat.
Prices: For gentleman and lady 81 for u
gentleman alone 15c; for a lady alone SOC; for
servant or child 25c. jy a lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

HEAVY QUIZ CLAIM DEED. The reader will
find in the Zeal Estate Transfers this morning
very heavy transfer of iAllegany county land
By quit claim deed. Mr. Vose, 1.-THE party Of
the first part" is a prominent attorney Of New
York city. He purchased the land described
at trustees sale in 1866, 1.-THE indenture bear
ing date July 22), of j. H. Gordon, esq, trus.
tee in cause wherein James W. McCulloh
was the original complainant and Duff Green
and others the original defendants, being No
1884 on the docket of the Circuit Court sitting
as court of equity. Mrs. Brown is daughter
of the late James w. McCulloh.
These lands arc situated 10 the upper portion
of this county, and are generally known as the
old ''Templcman (George) and McCulloh (Jas
w. land The amount OF land involved in
the suit las will be asccrtained by footing up
the fgurcS) was thirty SIX thousand, Sixty-six
and one-auarter acres. Just think of it lit
this were tilable, improved land, like that of
the dowueast people, who glory in their hun.
dred acre farms, it would make three hundred
and sixty such places" as theirs in area.
Doubtless, when Cumberland becomes a city
Of tho frst-cass. and the wealth of this great
mineral region is fully developed, these lands
will command high prices and make their own
erS princes of the soil. "-Cumbcrlond Neecs
ENORMOUS YIELD. Mr.. II. w. Cosby ex.
hibitcd to us sample of new and excellent
variety of red wheat. He received a peck of
this wheat from Hon. Frederick Watts, COM
missioner of the Department Of Agriculture, who
described it as "a new, hardy, beardless and pro-
life variety" From this peck Mr.. Cosby raised
eight and half bushels of prime wheat. Who
can beat this2 We have always considered ten
bushels for one of seed very satisfactory yield,
but this ''Fultz winter wheat of Mr.. Cosby
yielded at the rate of thirty-four bushels for
one ,-Hal;tua Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

REMARKS The market for Wheat is active,
and prices are 2a3e better offerings of 100 bush
els white and 3l2 of red, with sales of the former
~: $50 for good and of the latter at l35 and AZ
for fair to good, and l57, l5S, l59 and 100 10.
prime to choice. Corn is active, at u decline on
yesterdays quotations; offerings of 554 bushci:
mixed, with sales at % and IS; small lot Of
yellow brought %. Oats are dull and declining;
offerings of $50 bushels, with sales at 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-30

FORSALE RENT-The threc-story
IL BRICK DWELLING, situated on Duke
street, nearly oppo it, the depot Of the o. \.
r. K. contai ing ten excellent rooms. The
house Is in good order, and VIII be sold bar
RICHARD WINDSOR,
" S0-eo2w Cor. Washington and Queen sts.
rAMP MEETING, FOR LOUDOUN CIR
" CUT. commencing the l4th of AUGUST,
will be held in the woods of James IL. Benton,
81 miles of Miidleburg Come and tent with Us.
Large and comfortable boarding tents will be
erected under the management Of the committee.
Ii any prof. realized TO go to tha Church =
Charge ST per dag or 50c meal. Persons wish
ing accommodations will please apply early that
arrangements may be made for their special
comfort Z. e. BROUN and others,
Committee
Or Rev. II. Ii. KENNEDY,
Preacher in charge, Midllcb rig, Va
Loudoun County. jy 21-eotd
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ii.l.rTEU.

WANTED TO HIRE--A WHITE HO-
w MAN, to do general housework. Apply
ut thi: office jy 2a-ti
A GENTLEMAN, with Il small family i,
"A DESTROYS of purchasing HOUSE in
pleasant portion Of the city, for which cash vii!
be paid Inquire at this Office jy 23-lw
w ANTED-A quantity of WHITE OAK
w ard HICKORY POLES II feet long.
jyl5 F. A. REED, Agent.
NOOk WANTED-A cook male or female,
~ for restaurant if well recommended can
obtain good wages and permanent emp!oyment
by applyir at Capt. ELL PETT4'S,
jy Lift Corner King and Union streets.
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The Markets.

New YORK, July 30.-Stocks firm. Gold - !.
Money easy at Bah Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and nomi-
nally unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July 30.-Virsinia skies, conso-
datel, 5St; West Virginas III bid 10 day. There
is more irqury for Gotten low middngs l,a
loI. Flour steady more doing Wheat steady;
good to prime red l56al63 common to fair do
l45al55: red Western l45al53 Corn-whi.e
Southern firm at $685. yellow Southern dul! NJ
5Sa59 mixed Western dull and nominal u: j.;
Oats weak Southern 42s45; Western mixed LA
A.; do white 42a4l Rye frmer at IS Hay
quiet and steady Pennsylvania NaS26. Pro-
visions quiet but firm. Western Butter IN
char ged.
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Napoleon Dead.

He's dead, the man whom Chance :
Spawned at her random need,
To leap on fiery France,
And tame her like steed.
With stubborn knees he sat,
With bride hand Of steel,
This Emperor-acrObat, ..
This monarch of Mabille.
But at last the hold grew slack
That had served so well at first,
And she flung him from hor back
As far as Clliselhurst.
Then the Commune, haggard-eyed,
Sprang the empty seat to seize,
And rode that fearful ride
Past the blazing Tuileries.
But when she Jared as fares
One that full hath run her race,
Little plcthoric Theirs
Sprang up to take her place.
On France, the fiery steed,
Doth another. rider sit,
And let him have good heed
How he deals with spur and bit.
For tomorrow is not to-day, .-.s
And the ways Of things are strange,
Should she throw him, who can say
What shall follow from the change2
Will it be fat Chambord,
Or wise dAumale instead,
Or the devil himself, once more,
In hran-new suit Of rcd2
-Ne,o York Post.