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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04
BY Grubbs & Williams.
AuctionecrS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street heiWeen Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI.
4 Full LITTLE COTTAGE FARM KNOWN
AS ROSE COTTAGE" SITUATED AT Itf
JUNCTION OF THE HERMITAGE ROAD
WITH THE ROAD LEADING 10 BRoOh
TURNPlkE.-By virtue of deed of Trust exc.
cuted by John w. Rison aud wife to the subscri-
bers rs trustees. dated 29th Of May. 1873, ana re-
corded in Hcurico Cour ty curt Office being there
to requested by the credit rs. We VIII sell, upon
the premises. on Us:SDAI the ION or foycnl-
b.r AT AZ O'Clock L. NJ. the COTTAGE FARM
above rcft rred 10, containing Ten ACHEs, Tor
merly owned by Sir. l.. W. X ose, and adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Guild and Darlington and Charles
Iiartwcll. -. -,
The improvements are i dwelling with seven
rooms p:issag.s, and rorcheS; the usual out-tuid-
Ipps. AID fine orchard
Terms: The deed authorizes q sale for cash SUI
Iclcnt to ply expenses of sale and TO discharge
srIrdry notes due the 1st of june 1874, amount
ing to $3.50, with the interest due thereon from
their maturity: credit u to 1880 until the "a Oh
December, 1874; credit as 10 : .6So uEtll the
ST OF June. 1875; and the residue upon such
terms as said RSon may prescribe. .
If i probable that terms more favorable to pur-
chaserS will he allow, d.
JOHN II. GUY, Trustees.
JOHN VI. ALLAN,}
GHUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS. oc 80
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIcuMoND Posi-. OFFICE NOVEMBER I'D, 10
Miss Susan +. Allen, care Mr. Henry Z. Al
len, Clover deIo:, Halifax county, Va; MISS
Bessie B. Jeter, No. II Grace street, klch-
mond ; Mr.. John Wilson, 1929 Manton
street, Philadelphia.
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BY j. T.. Appcrson,

No. 1Oi6 corner Main ana eleventh streels.
4 UCTION SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
N LARGE, WELL-SELECTED. AND VAL
UABLt LAT-LIBRARY AT THE REAL ES-
TATE FXCHANGE.-On TUESDAY, November
80. 1874, commencing at g O'Clock +; NJ VIII
sell the above-ccscribed wel-preserved LAW-Ll-
RRARY, containing about 500 volumes, amongst
which are some OLD and RARE EDITIONS.
After the sale of the liw-books will tie SOLD
LARGE and VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY
(aso by cataloguc). selected by gentleman OF line
literary taste and requirements. x
TERMS: Cash. y. l.. AffEh5OS,
Auctoucer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY lAL :sy
L ABLE TRACT OF LASDIN The CooHofs
OF CULPEpER.-By virtue OF the pro! s ,snosry.
deed OF trust bearing date the fss day 81 lily re-.
1870, from Thomas Graham Assnie1d. a t.n,nry
corded In the clerks office OF Cuipspsto ,emb.f.
Court, we viii, on the 9th day OF Pc :,
1874. at Cupeper, IN front of the court 40 npbic
II O'Clock NJ, trustees. proceed 20 sen = lbs!
auction the following propertr-to WI; ~ /, ire
tract or parcel OF LAND. lying and 9tp Ts,r y
called IA GRhNGE,, situated sD'na, o SS.
mile below %Csi,e9 rv Nii''hu sDkrD ASD
TWENTY-FIVE AND ONE-H sLf Az AZ. h,nr n,ies
or lees. The property Is situated aooa' Iu ,nirs
from Brandy station. on the Orange ana A,.aiiou,
railroad. There are upon the place eoin JIM ali the
DWELLING containing sesea rooms "a sh hss sboa,
usual out-hou<es II IL well watered, ana as and
400 acres OF WOOD Of original grow'n' Luz
Is admirably adapted for grazing. s,,,,.s PAYS
TERMS; Cash; or, one-fourih CASH, oa', , srsad st
BILE In one. two, and three years, Dteis'' 49,
oplioh ol paf'''aSe'' CHARLES {. KENT
.iHSIIIs A. MORRIS,
Trustees.
WILLIAMS GIBsoS, Auctinneers- DC 49,
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REV. WILLIAM II. CHAPMAN, pastor of the Me-
thod>t Episcopal church, Georgetown, ID. c.,
writes "Iiavine had an opportunity 10 test the
excellent qualities Of Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup, l
hesitate not TO say 1t is The best remedy have ever
used in my family
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HUsTINGs CouRT.--The grand Jury VI 'n ~
Hastings Court will meet this morning az -
O'clock
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LEVY BROTHERS have nanucls III all qualities.
All-wool flannel from 25c. up 10 81 per yard for
extra heavy shaker flannel * yards wide. If you
want plain, paid. twillcd, or striped flannel, you can
find lull assortment at their store.
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AUgyrTs,N sAI,YRs--Tnts nay.
BY Lyme q Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Nam street.

HTEAT FRAME TENEMENT ON THE
IN EAST LINE OF TWENTY FOURTH Be
TWEEN M AND n STREETS, eEARLY OF.
rHiiRUH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-We
shall at the request of the owner. sell at public
auction, on the premises. ON WEDNESDAY, ter
4tt Jay Of November, 1874, Mt o'clock p. M.,
that very desirable FIR AM Ed TEN EN- EhfE, located
as above described, containing three rooms
kitchen. &c,
TERMS: At sale. LYME BROi HER,
m al Auctioneers.
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TRANSFER PRINTING ISKs.-We Invite stten.
ton to the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we now using. They are Of recent intro.
ductiou. but are already extensively used by rail.
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are of quality that can be copied any length Of
time after being printed. VIII copy in ordinary
lnlfrr-nrcSS hook.
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LEVY BROTHERS show the only complete assort-
ment of table-nven In this city. Their stock OF
table. cloths, napkins. and doyes is the largest In
this city aud, as TO quality they surpaSs any ever
nfar
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pDSTpDEEMFNT.

In consequence Of not being able to get the cata-
logues in time, TO which large and valuable addi.
tiOus have been made, the above sale Is postponed
to MONDAY, November 10, 1874, at o'clock
p ii j. J.. APPEkSON,
no Auctioneer.
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LADIES should supply themselves with dozen of
those hen stitched handkcrchirfs, with three-inch
hem, at SO per dozen worth 81 This is another of
LEVY BROTHERS great bargains.
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CANNED TOMATOES.-I offer to the
~ trade nv CANNED TOMATOES, all grown
AZ Lester Manor on the Richmond ana York
River railroad picked ripe and sound, and canned
the day they were picked. They were extensively
used IL this city last season. and were pronounced
the best ever offered in this market.
Every .'are Ia used In the process of canning. so
as TO make them strictly an article of family use
will be ela6 TO receive orders from the trade
only. JOHN B. DAVIS
,oe 15.lm Richmond, Va.
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ASK FOR GRAY'S MOULDED PAPER COLLARS
and take no others They are the bet made. Fol
sac by Z. Il. SPENCE & Son.
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HEsRIco COUNTY CouRT.-1h MS coui. vs.
not in session yesterday. IL meets again "
morrow.
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: ONE DOLLAR will buy Il heavy MEEISo UNDER
SHIRT from +. i. SPENCE l. Son.
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL UNDERSIIIRTs and
DRAWERS, certain cure for rheumatism Pembroke
white dress-shirls heavy Merino undershirts only
81 each; and large assortment Of rcady-nade
clothing and gent'emen's furnishing goods, for sale
low by f. +. SPENCE & son, Merchant Tailors
1900 Main street.
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MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, October 81, 1874, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the Office Of the
Board Of Health:
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Regular practifioners.23 Board of Heal,ll.....,.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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Foa BLANKETS you should go to LEVY BRO
THEIRS. They have th'm for beds cribs, and era
dies, and offer great inducements TO purchasers.
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DRO BONO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il clothing, much soiled, faded or color otherwise
injured, CLEANED and RESTORED ct short
notice and moderate prices. MOURNING GOODS
renovated. All articles COLORED or CLEANGD
In hrst-class style ut :, MckENNEY'S
Steam Dye Works,
gu 4-eoG3m Marshall street near Fifth
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ESTRAY.-Taken UP in my corn ffssH
IL field ON the Gath Of October, one RED-4seIs.
pay charges and take her away.
WILLIAM COWIE,
near Charles e. Wortham's, Esq,
no 3-2t* Grove avenue, Sidney.
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LEVY BROTHERS received yesterday. direct from
the manufacturer, II handsome assortment of rea
guipure capes which they Ollie al great bargains.
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GRAY'S MOULDED PAPER CoLLARS--beSt collar
made-fer sale by h. Is. SPENCE & son.
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LARGE STOCK OF READY-MApE CLOTHING for
sale low by Z. Il. SPENCE l. son.
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USE THE BEsT.-Gray's Moulded Paper Collars
the best collars in the world, for sale by f. Is.
SpESrE
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Ry Edward c. GOdNn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
1918 Main street, nearly opposite post-of&e'

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
Y ING ON NINETEENTH STREET BE.
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL FOR SALE
Ar AUCTION.-On THURSD \. November ON.
nj O'Clock p NJ, ! will SELL on the premises, The
RkICK DWELLING No. 500 Nineteenth street.
containing seven rooms, kitchen with two rooms,
in very nice order, and under good rental. LOT
fronts rs feet. 4 bargain can be had by attending
this sale.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in s. and
twcIyc months, with six per nj. interest added
EDWARD c. G0DUlN.
anp ir1lp
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!. reo,r,xnrn IRON rrnsr raes.i

ssistrict. Crutcbieid (R.) was elected in this
district 10 1872 by 1000 majority.
rspeeiai telegram to the Dispatch.l
ABINGDON, yMs November S.-suI'Van
county, Temp, will give Conservative ma
brity OF about one thousand.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN
HENRICO CUUNTY.-By virtue of the will of
The late William A. Dci:rck, deceased we Will sell
AT public auction, on the premises, on the TIL
DAY OF NOV EMBER, 1874, At 2 O'Clock NJ.
GOAL HILL " This reslde,.ceJ. In Henrico county.
This land Is in good condition, we'll adapted To
grain crops. tobacco. and grass; Is fourteen miles
from Richmond. lies on Iuckahoe creek and con.
There Is Il good mill-site on 1t, and where oDe
operated successfully for many years. The i'm
provemcnis consist of large dwelling and all
neccssry buildings. 1t will be divided to SUIT
purchasers. ~ -
Also, the crops of CORN, FODDER, SHUCKS:
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
TERMS: Liberal, aud made knowh on the day of
sale. WILLIAM A. DIETRICH,
j. l.. DEITklCk,
Oc 26 Executors.
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FOB PRINTING.

Send your orders for printing to DISPATCH
PRIsTING-HousE, If you wish TO have. them
promptly, neatly, and eheaply executed. se16
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PRINTING-HOUSE.

PRINTING. Work promptly and neatly exc
cuted and at low prices. sc16
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A RARE CHANCE.
In order to make a settlement of our business we
will offer for sale 1T
PUBLIC AUCTION,
sale,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1874,
that splendid and valuable property
PAGES WAREHOUSE.
with all It's furniture: Iron Safe, two pair Scales,
and four Leaf-Tobacco Screws, In the basement
The building and everything connected with 1t is In
hne condition.
This valuable property is too we'll known all over
Virginia and North Carolina as
THE LEADING WAREHOUSE OF DANvILLE
The lot fronts 2l5 feet on Lynn street and 167
feet on Loyal street, was purchased OF Dir. j. W.
Pace. and title Is uudoubted.
The business OF the house Is more prosperous now
amounting 10 $3.50, s67Ss. '0'' .'''Ns ~ 900
TERMS: 81 900 cash, 81 900 payable on the LIST
day OF May. 1875. and the balsnee on the lst day
of December, 1875, purchaser giving note salts
faciorsiy endorsed, with deed Of trust upon the
property 10 SSCuft tie UtltIrtu U1syineuts.
Possession given The day after our grand sale,
December I'd. 1874, for the benefit of the Oxford
IN. c. Orphan Asylum and Widows aud Orphans,
Home, Richmond, Va.
E.M.&R. G. PACE, owners. Z
Till the day the house Is turned over to the pur-
chaser we win ut all times be found at our posts,
ready to serve our numerous friends and customers
a. heretofore.
Very respectfully,
PACE BROTHERS q co. 3
= 90 27.aaWtds
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PERSONAL Governor kemper went to
his home, in Madison, to vote.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT BRICK
i RESIDENCE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF FIFTH AND CARY STREETS. FOR
MEkLY OWNED BY WILLIAM BARRETT,
FUf; SALE At AUCTlON.-'rhis valuable pro.
perry will he sold OH the lrenllst $, at public auc
lion IN THURSDAY the 5th Of November, III Az
O'Clock p. VI. The house is built In the most sub
stantlal manner. and flashed In tine best style. 1t
contains fourteen rooms besides Closets. bath
rooms. &C. The chambers are Furnished with mar
c-top basins, and the bathrooms with hot andco
water. In Iact. IL Is supplied VIII every conve-
nicuce and comfort. and the interior having been
recently repaired IL in thorough order throughout.
There Is an excellent kitchen. carriage-housc. sta
BILE office. &C. In the yard, and the premises are or
namented with shade-trees atd Shrubbcry, and sur
rcu Gded with stone and iron enclosures,
This proGerty combines all the qualities sought
forin tirst-class re: idence; and being gene
rally known further description is deemed uune-
cesSary.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the time of
the sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc rs AuclioneerS.
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Regular practitioners.26 Board of Health.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MoBTA1Iry

S---Week ending --
Nov. 2, Nov l, Oct 81, Oct. 81
1872. 1873. 1874. 1874.
~. c. ". c. ". C. W O.
Total Deaths. % 10 II Is l2 l2 IL Is
sun. born...... 0 = 2 8 2 & o q
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iLEvY BROTHERS now Offering great bargains
in all kinds of cur tain material.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

THO STANTON RE ADERS.-A
u WATCH Is now In possession of Z. c. Cabeli,
Esq, taken from negro named Willis or William
stolen 1t. II 81 Was stolen, IL may probably have
been stolen In Stanton. Any person having lost
watch can apply to Mr.. Cabell for Information.
no 3-3tk
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FOR RENE.

NOR RENT, nice little DWELLING Gs
Il on the west side of Twenty eighth street sl:l
between Broad and Grace streets, containing three
rooms EDWARD {. GODDlN,
Real state Agent,
M 1-0t No, 10lJ Main street.
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FALLS CHURCH, Julu II, ls74.-On sun
day, in the Old Brick Church, $50 years Old,
Bishop Southgate preached when the clrcum-
stances of the opening here Of Mr.. Fox sa-
loon, and the public excitement that preceded
il. and that has continued as consequence OF
its establishment is considered, remarkable
discusses His text-lst Timothy, 4sh chapter
and 18th verse, reads as follows: For every
creature of God is good, and nothing to be re-
fused, if it be received with thanksgiving.
The announcement OF his lutcntlon to deliver
discourse on Temperance was made prcvl-
Gus week. He took occasion to state 10 the
beginning that his sermon had no connection
with the establishment of MIR. Fox 5 saloon.
He first defined temperance 1t did not slgnIiJ
total abstinence from the use OF Intoxicating
liquors. He then asked What does the BIb!c
teach with regard to temperance That Is the
Inquiry of to-day He proceeded at once 10 re-
fer to those passages relating to wlne and It's
use. The first mention of wine in the Bible
was found in Genesis tx, 81: Aud Noah be-
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FOREIGN SEWS.

KlssuHGEN, July l4.-Prince Bismarck sut-
fers some from the wound Inflicted on his wrist
There is some Inflammation, which, however,
is snbsidiug under application Of ice.
LONDON, July l6. The Standard says:
Later accounts from kissengen represent that
Bismarck condition is not SO favorable as was
at first reported He has feverish symptoms,
and slept little on Tuesday night.
Bismarck has had another interview with
KuIlmann. The latter now asserts that be
planned the shooting himself, that he was 10
stigated to the deed by nobody, aud has 20 &C
completes. He declares that he is a good
Catholic.
LONDON, July l5.-In the House of Com
mons to-day The public worship regulation bill
was passed to second reading without di-
vision.
LONDON, July ia serious break occurred
in tie canal pear Glasgow to-day. The water
overfowed the neghborhood causing damage
to property to the amount of $500, 900.
SASTANDFR, July l5.-Thc commandant of
Bilbao has asked for rcinforcements, which
were sent hence to-day. The blockade OF Bill
bao by land is complete, and stringenty malu-
tanned by the Carlists
MADRID, July l5.-A crisis 10 the Ministry
is reported impending General Iabala aud
Comacbo, Minister of Finance, will probably re-
tire The former is said to be ILL.,
MADRID, July l5.-General MoIioncs reports
that Bilbao is in no Immediate danger. In case
General Zabala resigns General Morlones will
probably be appointed his successor in COM
maud OF the Army of the North.
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~EwS or I'H II pA Y
:. 10 shov the very age and dody Of the Tsm"s

The MARYLAND Democratic States Central
Committee, yesterday, fixed the following dates
for the Congressional Nominating Conventions
in The State: First District, September 9th
Second District, September 10th; Third DIS
trict. September 18th; Fourth District. same
dav: Fifth District, September 10th; and Sixth
District, September I'd. The ConVentlons Will
be held at Cam bridge, Towsontown, Baltimore,
Annapolis and Hagcrstown.
Late news from the Iudian country is not OF
very encouraging character. Few tribes as
such are in open hostility, but the detection IN
many of them is serious and the result is that
thousands reject the advice of their chiefs and
take the war path. Although many have ar
rayed themselves against the whites, no head
ciiets of note, like Spotted Tail and Red Cloud
have as yet taken the field.
The college regatta commenced at Saratoga
yesterday, with the Frcshmcn's race. Only
Yale. Brown aud Cornell mad their crews III
this race, and after sharp struggle Princeton
won it in Is minutes, ia seconds ale won
the single scul race, making he two miles IN
ii minutes, l2i seconds. To-day the race be-
tween the college crews, for which Dlne are en-
tered, will be ruwed.
The Indiana State Democratic Convention
convened at indianapolis yesterday, with Gov.
Hendricks presiding Resolution were adopted
arraigning the Republican party for uptlon
and general ineticlency and declaring III iaVol
of strict Democratic principles 10 relation to the
| Constitution, tariff, huance, &c. j. Il. Net was
nominated for Secretary OF State.
In the Local Option elections IN Caroline
Queen Auue's 5, Dorchester and Talbot counties,
Md, on Monday, the auti-liquor men carrle1
all except Queen Anues, by naJnrltlcs ranging
| FROM Two to four hundred. ln Queen Anue 5
the liquor Interest seems to have swept every
district but two in the county.
Articles of detailed regulations for carrying
iuto effect a Postal Convention between the
Uuited States and Japan were executed yes
trrday at the Postotfice Department between
the Postmaster General aud Giro Iano, Japa'
nese Charge Affairs ad interim.
COL Matthias Beuzineer, highly respected
citizen Of Baltimore, died yesterday, in the
| 18th year of his age.
The Queen Annc's aud Kent Railroad was
bought at CentrevilIe, Md, on the l4th inst,
by the bondholders for $1,000
The Maryland State Convention of School
Teachers met in Baltimore yesterday, with a
| good attendance
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COVE IL .;sS{s.As..

ALEXANDRIA N LARS Er. july H. New Wheat,
Is arriving IN re freely, .ui he market j, nrl-S
though prices have declined since yesterday
offerings o! 13 bushels, with sacs Of Whit a.
1875 and ll} for ordinary samples, and red II, ''
for inferior. l35, II0, - ana 80, according e.
quaIty-attcr COR prime" Corn is in fair r'-
ceipt and the market is dali ~ y decline o! i.l';
offerings o: l6.2 bushels, with s,.ics of mixed 81:
Withdrawn nt the latter figures. Noting d ing
in Rye or Dat.
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Ill i.Es

This morning. BENJAMIN, young"-t rh"|
of h,nA> and Mary +. Hos, aged r.',''H
months md twenty day. y-5" The funeral, -
which the iriead- Of the family nr" invited, ''I
taa. piace place Il "" o'u-och to-no-row "E"N-
ing. from the residence of ms father, ~. I'''
snuth Fairfnx sLr.,...
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made to blow up buildings on State street be-
rwr,.u Polk and Van Buren, street, notably at
the ST. james Hotel, but nothing efectual was
accomplished. 1t was impossible to Obtain
nowder in sufficient quantities to accomplish
The work