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LHk POPE, ON receiving the Palatine (,u.rs
On 1na Msw years day, made . brief address. II.
n t1o,ng 10 ,ne Prosecutions OF the Church. and
pefilcus ground. ~sneanE ON
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Special NOTICES.
Decidedly GOOD.
MRS. JONES COUGH MIXTURE,

ByoRehtitS. >
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Cases Of OoDsump ion, whether recent or advanced,
IL greatly relieves. All that have used 10 will cheer
fully attest TO its great virtues curative for all
Ills arising from slight cough, cold. &c.
SIMPLE BUT BPPICACIoUs.
To be within the reach of every one IL IL put u
in soc. and 81 bottles.
''', ARTHUR NArrANs, Druggist.
dec2l-r Cor. ID and ID streets n. W.
On Marriage.
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects Of
errors and abuses In early life Manhood restored.
lmpedfments TO Usrrfage removed. New msthod
q treatment. New and Remarkable remedies.
Books and Giro uars sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
9Th street. Peru institute having
2 high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessiol al ekill. 6ec7.eo3m
a Gard.
Clergyman, while residing IN South America,
&c missionary, discovered safe and pie remedy
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weak ness, Early Decay,
Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
vicious habits. Great numbers have been CURED b.
this noble remedy. Prompted BY Q desire to benefit
the sniicted and unsortunae, will send the recipe
yer preparing and using this mediciue, In Q sealed
envelope. 10 any one who needs IL. Ffss Of Chaygs
Station d, Bible HOUSE
marz-D New York Oily.
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cins,os tSs, miners are coming to the con-
ana striking for eight hours. 'vss,
49,. IL sx-Emperor Napoleen y reuorsea IN
Vsrs. ssnpsscee pleasure e ne late doisc -
M ~. - 1: I,a z /" y aaded, .s pIsyiss
b IoealIe1 % France svSn 49, - - nal
"ssse Psss 1tsss rssslev, pof1sps.
49,. I ~ CITY q Clsvsla.d, Okie, - ~
N is.ss sssSS.eoo = - command = he resuit Of
49, swGnty yeen go. Il =. hOUovcr- 4. ~.
eek, noofiy an exception . IN 90
is Srs%S - municipalities that nade rsiiresd
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TIE SPECIAL AGENTS of the Post Office de.
partment have oil been re- sppoin ted for the
year 1873. -
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jim FISK AS PRoPHRr-He acas not Born 10
be Hanged.-In the Stokes trial in New York
yesterday, Captain Byrne testified that Henry
De Corley swore that the pistol found was six
the homicide, 1t was four-s shooter, and that he
positively identified Stokes pistol, now in court,
az the one Miss Hall found. John H. Conner
testified that he never know Fisk carried
pistol, and p. Farley testified that he vas up
stairs soon after the shooting, and saw no pistol
Adeline Barker testified that in December she
saw Fisk Ct the Grand Central Hotel. sitting on
a sofa with the Morse girls; saw Fisk jumS mn
on the sofa and strike his hand violently on the
cushion, at the same time putting his hand
toward the rear pocket of his pants. Mr.. Town
on the occasion referred to, said he would kiIi
stokes and ruin him; that Miss Nome said 4
him, "Do you not sec the gallows looming up
before you?" and that Flax answered, WThe
galiovs VIII not be built in New York to hang
Jim Fisk" Judge Boardman excluded tue
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SUDDEN DEATH OF YoUNa LADY IN
CHCRCH on CHRIsTMAs.-A cad incident oc-
CURED in Christ Church, Savannah, Christmas
day. During the morning service Bishop Beck
with administered the rite OF confirmation 20
several candidates. Among these WAS a young
lady OF Savannah, Miss Elizabeth Spencer,
daughter of Mr.. William III. Spencer, and or
returning 10 her pew after the ceremony, she
leaned her head forward, with her pocket hand
kerchief to her face. and fell TO q kneeling pos
ture. Some friends at once went to her assist
ance, but by the time that the party reached
the yeetibule she was dead. The cause of her
death W as heart disease. Her mother died unde-
an attack of the came disease a few months
since.-Augustd Cal Constitutional, Dec. g.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTHRNAL REvRHUs--The receipts from this
source to-day were 1891 ,e49 -.
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CoMMAEpRE JoEArHAN You've, U. s. h ,
has been detached from duty as chief of staff of
the South Atlantic feet and ordered home to
| await orders.
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The statement Of bonds issued 70 Pacific rail-
road companies, interest payable In lawful
money, shows totals a. follows Principal
outstanding, S6i ,623 So; interest accrued and
not yet paid, 81 e5s, 1886; interest paid by
by transportation of mails, &c, 81 ,006, 002-35,
balance of interest paid by the United States,
81, 56I, SIS 10.
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CERTIFICATES CALLKD IN.-Secretary Bout
well yesterday called in $500 ooo three per cent
certificates, dated November %, 1865, to Janu.
airy Is, 1859.
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n1TRoIT, Jan. s.-Esrl q REYNOLDS, ~oo,.-
MINI, e Srsss EsR,dss wss burned Wedsssds,
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THREE MORE RAILROAD HoRRoRs.-The
up and down passenger trains collided on the
Macon and Western railroad, thirty-seyen
miles from Atlanta, Ca, yesterday morning.
Eight colored men were killed, and ten or
twelve colOred people and three whites were
injured. Carlotta Patti and her troupe were on
board, and their wardrobes and piano are a
total wreck. The troupe are unhurt. Patti
gave active relief to the wounded. The colored
people we're emigrating to Mississippi.
A freight train ran into q passenger train at
townsend station, on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, yesterday, smashing the cars and instantly
killing little girl named Maggie Armstrong,
and man named Learn, q resident of McKees-
port, was severely injured.
The eastward bound passenger train on the
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette rail-
read ran into an engine which was coming off
the switch at LOudOn, yesterday morning. The
fireman OF the passenger trim was instantly
killed, and Q number Of passengers were Sc
verely bruised.
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Dead Beslies Washea Ashore.
uDosroE, Jan. 3.-The body OF second mae
henry B. Ballard and four other bodiss S.s.s
me wrecked ship Peruvian, we're -..s3
ashore at Cape Ced yesterday. sss
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kRePIrR--Governor Palmer- a. I,u,.,. -.
ktsHteo respite for IS dave in the case ~
az oIty, sentenced to be hanged AZ Psoris ~.
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TTsR TUBILV "UTILI DUL0Dn TOOTH
u POWDER.-Becomnend By Dsatiets for ~
purity AID hs.!iAy ses.o1: tSs ,, sale ey pEszSsn
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FIRST LIgUTErANT r. d. PorTs. Sd artillery.
has been relis..fd from duty in this city and
ordered to join ms regimen: in the department
of the east
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CONGRESSMAN ELscrEp.--Ata special cleo
ton yesterday in the Bradford district of Penn
syivania, to dill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of MT. Mercur, Mr.. Buunell, rem. was
elected by about 900 majority over Victor E.
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Cgo YfJtf II
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LAND OFFIoEs BURHED.-The Commissioner
OF the General Land Office received dispatches
from Dardanelle, Arkansas, and Lincoln, Ne.
braska, to-day, stating that the land Office at
those points were destroyed by fire few nights
sinse. AT Dardanelle the records and plats
were destroyed, but at Lincoln some of the pa-
peTs Of the Office were saved.
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TO THE SANDWICH IsLASDs.-The Secretary
OF the Navy has ordered three vessels of the
Pacific squadron to Honolulu to look after
American interests there, which may be ieop-
aIdlzed by the demise of the king and the CHI anee
OF government there. Major General Scofieid
goes TO Honlulu simply for the benefit of his
health, and not upon any Off cial business
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YOUTHS, SUITS reduced to 81, 9, 10. IL, Is
ard 90.
BOYS SUITS at 3. so, 4, 5, 6, 8, and $40.
BUSINESS PANTS at SO, $50, 3, $50. 4. and
DRESS PANTS at 4, 5, 6, and 50, &C., &c.
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THR House committee on appropriations have
agreed to recommend An amendment to the
navy appropriation bill, which provides that
from and after June 30, 1873. he term of study
at the Annapolis Naval Academy shall be six
years, instead Of four years, rs now provided by
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AN ITEM FOR TEMPERANCE RAFoRMsRs-Tbe
internal revenue Office reports that there were
Z6 distilleries running on the first Of December
last, with producing capacity OF 9e2, 343 gal
Ions daily, and on the hrst of this month there
were 200 oistilleries running, with a producing
capacity of 239 ,63s gallons daily; an increase;If
IS in the number of di tillsries, but decrease
OF 2, 90 gallons in the producing capacity
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COLONEL j. I. g RRGG, 9Th cavalry, has been
relieved from duty as superintendent of the
mounted recruiting service at st. Louis, No., at
his own request, and Colonel B. H. Griersou.
10th cavalry, has been assigned to that duty in
his place.
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MADAME JANAUsGHEK, the tragic actress
who has been winning such wonderful successes
recently in New York and elsewhere, is to ap-
pear at the National next week accompanied
by the favorite tragedian, James II. Taylor, and
a tine general company. Her rendition of
MARY Stuart" in New York, according to the
Wortd, Tribune, and other papers, was q start.
liDgly vivid portraiture.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09
r,u-pCH SERVICES, &c, TO MORROW

csn1sr CHuRcu-Service at II a. nj. by Rev.
NY, ' PAuLs CHuRcH-Service at at II a. M,
,r Rev. DR.. Walker,
''t;nAcE CuURcH-No service.
ur N,rY's CHURcH-Mass at I a. m, and
a., NJ Vespers at "a p. m.
II E - PREsBYTERIAN CHuKCH-Servlce st
=, by Rev. J. Howard % Brien.
u : =" PRESBYTERlAN CHURCH-Service IN
,,nrning and ut night, by Rev. DIR. Bullock.
'' u"ru Fps. CHURcH-Sermon III the morn
"rJ Vt night, by Rev. j. s. Boyer.
M Trru ErlScoPAL CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
IN. morning by Rev. A. w. Wilson, and at
III M.,'. Nv Rev. D. c. Besll.
"'SV-riI PRoT. CHURcH-Sernon IN tho morn
;u. hy Rev. MIR. Lighter, and at night by Rev.
o'rn 'rrIsr CuURcH-Sermon in the morning
". N, night, by Rev G. Fl. Ryland. Church
meeting Al - p. m. ~
VILLAGE CHArEL-Sermon ut II a. M, by
Rev. o. &. Beall.
ynrSa MEys CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
y.'S,y Work-Prayer Meeting in Meth. Prot.
rrn ch, ut 4 y. nj. Aims House services at a
-, Jail services at 2 >. m. Sunday School
), 49,, corner Of King and West streets and at
-. r,raer Of st. Asaph and Princess streets 1t
-, m. Open-air meeting at the corner OF Fay
:.arsuI Cameron streets at fl p. N. Singing
ming nj the house of james Grigg, at 81 p.
-, Ugek Work Daily prayer meeting in the
@",a, OF the Association at p: M. On Friday
,;,Lt next. At S o'clock, open-air meeting at the
",rrrr of King, Fayette and Commerce streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09
LOCAL IstsEVITIES.

While the inquest on the body of the colored
steward OF the schooner r. +. Hart was in
progress, this morning, a man from down in
Maine, friend Of the captain, stood anxiouSy
by to be put upon the jury, 80 that he could
make dollar, as he said up 10 his place that
fec was allowed, and was sorry that such was
not the case here. lie was not put on the jury
however.
The all absorbing topic Of conversation in the
streets to-day has been the burning OF the Wa
waset, the particulars of which were given in
an extra from this office this morning which
was eagerly sought for and read. The news Of
the catastrophe caused great excitement and
the bereaved have the warm sympathy of the
community.
The excursion of the NJ. i. church choir,
last night, was very pleasant affair. The
music was delightful, the company most agree
able. and everything pleasing. A more agree
able excursion, or one that gave greater salts
faction, has not been given this season.
The steamer Lady of the Lake, which arriv-
ed this morning, from Norfolk, brought up Il
| large number Of passengers, several Of whom
took the train on the W. g., V. NJ. & 6. S.
r. r.
Watermelous are in great abundance, selling
at from to 50 cents apiece, according to size.
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railroad RECEIPTS.

The following were the receipts By the w. G.,
V. M. u e. S. 4. K. for the week: Corn 65S:
bushels, wheat 7002 rye l4O oats 1880, corn
meal GO, pctstoess s75, onions 10, millleed p
dried fruit - bbls and boxes, seed 10 bushels,
-four AS bbs, apples 81 bbls, liquor Dbl and
II cases, tobacco 40 boxes, sumac $3.50 sacks
brskets 6, leather 80 rolls, bacon 3l5 lbs, metal
2sS lbs, brooms AZ dozen, blooms 81, GOO lbs hair
81 bags, fowls 10 coops, honey jars lime 3oD
bbls, stoneware III pieces pig iron 1870 lbs,
vegetables IL bbls and boxes, furniture 81 pack
ages, hides IS bundles, calf skins bales and rs
skins sheep skins 8 bales and 1913 skins, Car
wheels 10. butter Is frkins, eggs "A bbls and
boxes, nuts 2 bags, calves, SC, q. elm bark IS
bundles, glassware G3 bbls and casks wool 4
sacks roots 2 sacks, wood cords, lumber $4,000
feet, iron l4,925 lbs rags 1880 lbs, empty casks
l4S, cedar posts 4, cattle l3 cars, sheep car:,
carts cars.
The following were the receipts, by tbs w; s
o. K. 4. during the same period: Corn $50
bushels, wheat 2ll4, oats 17o, meal @7G, onions
%, potatoes "a, -four 81 bbIs, vinegar 5 bhls,
fruit 81 bhls and boxes, eggs 80 bbls and boxes,
butter G3 bbls and kegs, fowls fl coops, calves
u, rags Is bags sumac 24U lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09
DIED.

DIED.
Suddenly in Philadelphia, August 9Th, 1873.
G. SAMUEL BOWERS, aged torty-two years.
ns- His funeral will take place Sunday, at 3 p; m.
from the residence of his mother.in. law, Mrs.
Catharine Rowland, No. 81 Prince street. The
friends and acquaintance of the family are in
vited to attend.
At Orange Court House, on Saturday night,
the ID instant after a long illness, Mr.. gill
CHRIST JONES, aged about So years.
On the Dist ultimo, Of disease of the heart, at
the residence of Mr.. j. Nj. Spindle, ut Orange
Court House, NJ IS EMILY o. HANNAN, Il
pious and consistent member of the Baptist
Church.
At Tho Meadows" the .sidcnce Of Colonel
John NJ Patton on the 18th day of July, 1873,
SALLlE LIN DSAY, youngest child Of Hugh
NJ. and Fannie d. Patton, aged 10 months and
2 days.
At THE Meadows in Louisa, on the 18th OF
July, 1873, Affixed SLAUGHTER PAT
TON, infant son of John NJ. and Sally l.. Fat
ton aged months and days.
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HEETID.H SHLES.
BY Francis A. kerby,
General Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. ]
TOM VI $3.50 Frs 5 A l. + =.

| General AuctlOneer and Real Estate Agent !
TOM ISS1ON ERS' S A L f Z.
On WEDNESDAY, the 81 day of Septem-
Der, 1873, AZ Il O'Clock H., in front Of the Mar
kct House, on Royal street, Alexandria, Va.
the undersigned, us Commissioners Of the Cor
poration Court of Alexandria, Va, by authority
of decree passed at the February term, 1872
| of said Court in this suit of Dyer and wife vs.
Davis and others, will offer for sale, at public
Of the late Josiah Ii. Davis, situated on the
Strand between Prince and Duke streets, in the
city of Alexandria, Va.
LOT No. l includes all tho property lying
south of the alley which runs through from
Union street to the Strand, consisting of the
larger WAREHOUSE and the LOT in rear
thereof on Union street. together with the
WHARF ard DOCK, ~ feet wide on the north
side of the wharf. The dock on the south &c
OF the whartis the property of Il. Il. Miller,
esq, with the right in him to use the southern
SIDE OF said wharf for the purpose Of collecting
tolls, wharfage and dockage; the wharfto be
kept IL repair at the joint expense of the pur-
chaser ana Il. II. Miller.
LOT No. includes all tho property lying
north of the alley which runs through from
Union street to the Strand, and consists Of tie
smaller WAREHOUSE and the LOT in the
rear thereof on Union street.
A plat and survey Of the whole property can
be seen ut the office Of John S. Cha pman.
Terms of Sale One-sixth OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash upon confirmation Of
sale; the residue in four equal annual install
mentS, with interest thereon from the day of sale;
the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid. The purchaser will be required
to keep the buildings insured for such an
amount as will be satisfactory 10 the Commits
soncrs. JNO. S. CHAPMAN,
5. FERGUSON BEACH,
Comm'rS. Of Sale.
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TELEGRAPH II.
ReDOrfs from Cuba.

New YORK, Aug. Git is reported in
Spanish circles in this city that kilograms from
Havana were received yesterday by Spanish
commercial house and by high functionary in
this country to the effect that GcDcralPurtillos,
at the head of 5000 men, had entered and
captured Cieutuegos without shot being fired,
and that he then proclaimed Don Carlos as
King of Spain Many of the leading Spanlardss
Of Havana including generals in the army and
colonies of volunteer regiments, the Jesults
and several Of the leading slave traders OF the
Portillos for the overthrow of the Republican
government Of Spain.
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The Markets.

New YORK, August 9.-Stocks steady. Gold
dull at l5s. Money easy at 3a4. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and very hrm.
Corn quiet
BALTIMORE, August 9-Virginis SKIES con-
solidatcd, 81 West Virgnias l0l bid today.
Cotton dull and nominal low middlings lSa1S!:
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat steady and
unchanged. Corn dull and nominal for South
ern white Southern 65a75 yellow Southern GA
IS; mixed Western very firm nj 57a5S. Oats a
40; do white 4la42 Rye firm at 50. Hay un-
changed.
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The Yellowstone Expedition.

New YoRK, Aug. "a dispatch from the
Yellowstone Expedition says the command ar
rived at the Yellowstone river on the 10th OF
July and encamped Is miles south OF the
mouth Of Glcudive creek. As soon as the
troops and wagons were transferred to the other
side the expedition would proceed to Muscle
Shell river leaving an detachment of infantry
under command Of Captain Pearson, in charge
of the stockade now being built Only one
death occurred on the trp-that of Dan Mai
ley, killed by being run over by wagon. The
survey is progressing tarorably.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09

have ON hand u large ard beautiful! assert
ment Of
GENTS FURNISHlN NC GOODS,
and as this dcpMr! mcnt is receiving special
attention, trust it will not be considered ne
cessary for gentlemen to leave the city for sup
plies, as they can find in my stock All assortment
of rs fine goods rs can be found IN any city, and
as to prices am satisfied that the same goods can
be bought here rs cheapy as in any house in the
United States. | would he glad to have those Of
our fellow citizens who seem to delight in an
nollncing that their purchases in this line have
tor many years been made n orLh To examine
and ccmpurc good: and prices.
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Another SWindle.

New YORK, Aug. 9.
Southerners are being swindled by letter., pro-
le>sed to be issued by the Mercantile Prize Asso-
citation Of New York, informing them OF their
success in drawing valuable prizes, which will
be forwarded on receipt of the amount specified
in the letter. An Investigation failed to dis
close the whereabouts oil said association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09

WASHINGTON, August g. | ! n. N.
For the Middle States, northeastcrly Winds,
increasing pressure, slightly reduced tempera-
ture and clear weather. with local rains. For
the South Atlantic and Gulf States, light vari-
able winds, chiefly northeasterly, falling ba-
rometcr, warmer aud generally clear weather
with occasional RAIN near the Gulf coast.
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The Atlantic and Pacific RailrOn Il.

New York, Aug. ct is reported that
company has been organized in London tor the
immediate completion on the basis OF extraordl-
nary land giants from the Honduras govern
mcnt, OF the railroad from Parta Cabaos, on
the Atlantic, to the Bay OF Fonseca on the Pa
citic Ocean,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09
SUM ER UNDER EAR !
SUM MER UNDERW EARL

Silk, Thread. Merino, Garzc and Colton--all
cheap.
The 25 cent Gnuzc Shirt is remarkable pro-
ducton for cheapncss.
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Execution Of IL Murderer.

New YoHK, Aug 9.--Hardy Jones was
hanged at Newborn, n. G., yesterday for the
murder OF Robert Miller, a constable, on the
lst Of February, 1872 while Miller, with two
others was conveying jones to prison on a charge
of larceny. Jones was over eighty years Of
are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET August 9.-Thc mar
ket for Wheat is frmer, but prices are un-
changed tferings of 1l6 bushels white and 107e
of red with sales Of the former at l55 for prime,
and Of the latter at l40 l45, l47, l4S $50 and l55
for very good to prime, and ISL and 100 for
choice Corn is declining; offerings of 10 Q
bushels white and S32 of mixed, with sales OF
the former at G., and of the latter at G5 Oats
unchanged offerings OF 2jl bushels, with sales
1T 81
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Suicide.

New CASTLE, DEL, Aug. "a young man
named Nicholas, supposed Canadian, conf
mtted suicide by hanging with a silk hand
kerchct in Rogers woods. The body was
found to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09
Imports.

NEW YORK, Aug 9.-The total Imports thi:
week amount to $G,9S5, 81, Of which 81. Sl4,
9O7 were dry goods and ST. l7O,934 were geu
eral merchandise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,

or every grade, all sizes, every style on hand or
made to order by measurement in the bc>. mall
ner, with a guarantee to lit perfectly and pass
inspection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09

A sharp fight between the Pawnees and
Sioux lately occurred in Nebraska. The Paw
nces were badly whipped losing hundred
warriors and most OF their horses and arms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09

CRAVATS, S;CARFS AND NECKTIES,
4 wonderful assortment of new and handsome
styles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09
E'OrpgIl News.

VIENNA, Aug y.--The cholera has entirely
disappeared from this city.
BARCELONA, Aug. "a force Of Carsts
numbering four thousand men is marching on
the town of Bcrga, 81 miles northwest OF this
civ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-09

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