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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25
FIRES.

BosToN, July 25.-Ihree new uuoccupied
dwelling houses in il block on Brooklin avenue,
Highland district, were burned last night. The
property belonged to Mr.. ". n. Palmer, and
was valued at SIS, OO0. Two Of the buildings
were Insured The fire was the work Of au To-
ccndiary.
NEW York. July %. "A fire occurred at No.
ia First street, Brooklyn, owned uy Mr.. Ock-
ermaan, this morning, at $50, iu building
used fer manufacturing purposes. The build
lag was nearly destroyed. The loss on the stock
,anu building Is abou SIP 900; The insurance Is
not known
CINCINNATI, July %. The planning mill Of
McsSrs. Hill 4 Knapp aud the dwelling Of j.
NJ Carr, in Anderson, Ind, were burned last
evening. The loss is $4,000.
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TELEGRAPUIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.]
Foreign News.

Lo,DoN, July pa Times Paris special
says the Assembly consented to recess because
it hopes before the Assembly meets again to
prepare a new constitutional bill for which it
can in the meantime, secure the support OF the
majority. The government hesitated to commit
itself fully to the bill reported from the COM
mittee oil Thirty by Nj. Feutavor because it Was
sure to be rejected
The Tcegraph's special from Berlin says it
is rcportrd that the German government is
making strenuous efforts to stop supplies,
weapons and money to the Carsts and has
called the attention Of the Versailles Govern.
mcnt to the subject.
LONDON, July $3.50 p. m.-TLe amount
of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to day is e42 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia aud Liver Com.
plant Moro than seventy five per cent of the
people in the United Stu:es are afflicted with
these two diseases andthcir effect such rs sour
stomach, sick hcadache hnhitual costiyeness,
impure blood, heartburn, water brasil, gnawlng
ans burning pains ut the pit Of the stomach, yell
low skim coated tongue and dizugre3able taste
in the mouth, coming up OF the tood after cat
ing, low spirits, sc. 60 to the Drug Store Of
HENRY COOn u co. ard get IS ct. bottle,
or u sample bottle fr 10 cts. Try it.
u. q. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
je 22-co5m Wood bury, N. }
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fsy Green d. Wise,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.J
NJ ARkET FAkM FOR SALE.

Real Agents anu huCLlOHeels.J
MARKET FARM FOR SALE.
Pursuant TO decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered at its June term, 1874
in the suit of Joseph Bruin, use of 9. l. Man
kns, against Thomas Javlns the undersigned,
commissioners therein named will offer 1T pub
lie auction, on SATURDAY, the LIST day of Au-
gust, 1874 between II and l CLOCK Of that day
at Cats Tavern, West End, Fairfax county,
Virginia, that highly cultivated and valuable
MARK Ell FARM belonging to and now in the
possession of Thomas Javns, containing SIT
acres of land lying on the Little River turnpike
about miles west of Alexandria. The land is
we'll improved with good buildings, and is Il
most desirable farm.
Terms OF Sale: SO much cash in hand as will
pay the costs and expenses Of suit and sale and
the residue in three equal annual insta lnlents,
payable in one, two and three years, with inter-
est from the day Of sale; the purchaser To glvo
bond with good personal security, for the defer
red payments, and the title to be retained until
all the purchase money is paid The said com
missoners are also authorized to dispose of san
property at private sale, and they, or either OF
them, will receive proposals therefor up to tho
day of sale aforesaid. If any of said bids should
be accepted, the sale will be subject " the ratl-
Gcation or the rejection of the Court.
Ii. w. THOMAS, co,nn,,rs Of
E { y MATT MAGTLEs' 00's saia r. d
Fairfax county, Je 30-ts -.
that the sale of Fairview. advertised above to
take place on the lst day of August, at Cats
Tavern, West End will be bona fde sale, So
far as l am concerned, for in consequence OF
physical inlirmty | have determined TO give it
up and move into town.
jy 2U-ts THOMAS JAVINS.
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EaiEOOIlilig.

HUDSON, n T., July %. = The balloon un
der charge OF Prot. ID madison, containing rep
reScnraivvS OF leading New York papers which
assembled Yesterday afternoon al 4:l5 clock,
landed in Germantown, near this city at 5:224
0 clock this morning. 1t AGAIN assembled to a
high attitude nearly describing circle around
the city, and proceeded in Il >ouheriy directions.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July -. WIN. b. Bourne,
prominent stock brokcr and capitalist, shot
himself, last night at his residence in this city
1t is believe! he WAS insane.
\ uhinaman was shot aud killed by one Of
his countrymcn, last night. Four or five shots
went through his heart. He ran the distance
OF ii block aud fell dead. Several persons were
arrested on suspicion of the murder
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Horrible Murder.

BALTIMORE, July 25. A special FROM West
mnstcr, Carroll county, Nd, states that few
days ago, john Fisher an insane inmate Of the
aims house crushed in the skull of another 10
mate named Shactcr with an axe handle.
Though portion Of the skull was driven in
upon the brain, Shactcr lived several days.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July IS, | ! a. 10.
For the Middle Atlantic States clear or fair
weather will prevail during the rest of Saturday
with southeast or southwest winds, sight rise
of temperature aud stationary or falling baro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25
Sen1cncc COMMITTED.

COLUMBUS, ONO, July Ex-Governor Allen
to- day committed the sentence OF Hugh Dough-
erty sentenced to be hanged at Lrucastcr July
81, 10 imprisonment for life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25

Police REPORT. i the following cases have
been reported al police headquarters sluce yes
terlay.
Wesley jackson, for cutting james Haywood
Madison, both co!oryd boys On The lUtn vi last
June, but just arrestc,A was tlaed and dis.
charged
Fred Moagcr for assauling John Young iii
the market square, aud striking him on The
head with box. vas Tin ii aad discharged aud
buund over to keep the peace
William i. Parrn, an Omnibus driver, sui
ttring from temporary alteration OF mlud, was
secured in the iii.
Auslia Waite worth and William Welsh, ar
rcStcd and committed to all here on suspicion
OF being duplicated in the supposed murder Of
colorel man uamcd Pierce Richardson near
Ashland, aud Gus. Bryant, commlttcd for
stealing $l.715 from Richard Beach were re-
examined and discharged as NJ evldeuce had
been adduccd to crlmlnate them.
The above eases We're before the Mayor.
Kitty Robcy for as>aulliog Mary Kelley, near
the Stone Bridge, was discharged by Justice
Ptdgctt upon paying costs aud giving security
to keep the peace.
Mary Davis, charged with creating dl>tur-
bauce was discharged by Justice Padgett upon
giving security to keep the peace aud paying
costs.
Awarrent Yves issued by Justice French for
the arrest of culoreI man uamed " ash. JOr-
dan, charged by Il wotnan namcd Anne Shop
hard who claims to be his wife, with blgamy
and with conluued assaults upon her.
There were no dodgers at the station house
last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25
INSURANCE.
TANES |
DRY GOODS FOR JULY SALES.

GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL DEPART
MENTS.
July sth, 1S74-We have just returned from
the North and open to-day great many cheap
goods, specially suited for July sales. Most of
these goods have been bought under value, and
great Inducements may be expected.
We offer a choice lot of new style Prints at s,
g. 10 and l2!c We offer the best ysrd-wlde
Blcached CotLons, at 10 and l2lc, to be found in
this or any other market. We offer and sell
all goods usually kept by us at very low prices
ID. +. BRASHEAR,
Tvs 100 King st., Alexandria.
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Office TO BULL DERS

Sealed proposals will be received until July
30th Cor the fitting up for school purposes of the
PEABODY SCHOOL BUILDING, formerly
the Bradley Building. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the office of Mr.. b. +. Price
Builder, who will give all Instructions necessary
to a proper understanding of the work. Bids
cnn be handed to Joseph Hopkins, No. north
Fairfax street The committee reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids
AND FURNITURE OF THE
IL 1t CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-J"dge
Il. W. Hughes presiding. The jury 10 the case
of Z. r. Taylor charged with ENLIGHTENMENT
from the u. S. mall after being out all night,
this morning informed the Court that they were
unable to agree, but the Judge refused TO DIS
charge them, and they were agaln returned to
their room with directions FROM the Court to
agree upou verdict 1t is understood that
eleven are for acqui,tal and one for conviction.
The Court this morning took up the case OF
Trumiull & Go. VS. Thomas, and the argument
was commenced by L. l.. Smith, esq, who
smoke for about an hour for The plaintiff, when,
upon suggestion from The Court, the further
argument was postponed until MONDAY m0rn'
day morning UcXt at 10 . clock.
The trial OF the case of Amos Fox, OF Far
fax county indicted for violation OF the Revc
Tue laws was then commenced. number oil
witnesses examined, and the case given TO the
Jury, who, in few moments returned 1910
Court and rendered Il verdict OF not guilty,
wherrupon Mr. Fox was discharged. MeSsrS.
Smout and DcPutron for the defence, aud
Lewis aud Worthngton for the prosecution.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. desire to
speak word for the excursion of the Rehef
Hook and Ladder Company to be given next
Thursday evening For Soue time past the
voung gentlemen composing this sterling com
puny have been cndeavoriug to obtain new
truck house. Lately the City Council purchased
the builiug Oh Prince street, old Relief House,
and propose tG fir it up aud turn II over to them
The furnishing Of the house devo!vcs upon the
members, ADD il is for this purpose that the
excursion is to be given The committee haV.
ing the aff,ir in charge are determined TO make
il a success ln every way, and we trust their en-
,erprse will be literally rewarded, as 1t certain
~ deserves to be.
An ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. "A young woman
ramed Lu Arnold or Arne, living on Royal
street. north Of Queen street, attempted suicide
by taking laudauum yesterday evening about
cluh; clock The quantity she took was ~
cents worth. About nine c clock she was found
in an inscusible condition, bat by the prompt
use .! cold water, proiusey applied to her head,
aud the active use OF cme;lcs, she was restored
to consciousness As usual man was the
cause of it. Dr. j b johnson rendered the
required mcdicaI assistance.
COMMITTED TO JAIL. A man named John
Wilson, Of Alexandria county, was committed
to jail day before yesterday by Justice y. 5.
Wright, III default OF $500 security To keep the
peace, for asSauiing his wife and his two sous,
and for smashing, w3liic perfectly sober, all the
furniture aud crockery IN the house, aud Tor
rendering the dinner table 50 filthy that his
family could not SIT at 1t.
CHARGES Nor SUSTAINED. The Executive
Committee of the Columbia s. /. + Co. met
last night in the hall of the eusiot house to in.
vcSti.atr certain charges against Richard Fur
cell, engineer, but lrom the cvldcuce submitted
tho ell. sustained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25
TAXES .
FINAXES

Under the new Corporation Revenue law two
and hat per cent will be added to all tax bills
not paid by Monday next, the 9th ms ant
y2l-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25

LEBANON AND ANANDALE FARMERS CLUE.
This Club was organized on the 25th of June,
lS7l, Constitution adopted and Alan Martin
elected President, VIM. Ii. Smott, Vice Pres
idcnt, u co. Aud, Secretary, and VIM. ii.
Lewis, Treasurer Twenty->ix persons were
enrolled az members; five of whom were ladies.
Initiation fees were then paid in, and the club
adourncd to meet, according to the rules
adopted on the Thursday proceeding the tulI
moon in each month.
The Club again met 1T Lebanon School
House, on Thursday, July 23d. The President
called the meeting to order, apd the Secretary
having read the minutes of the previous meet
ing, SIX persons were proposed for admission,
three OF whom were ladies'. and were duly
elected members, making thlrty-two In all.
a motion was made and adopted, that members
be required 10 pay monthly dues, but recon
sidcrcd aud laid over till next meeting.
1t was resolved to have an exhibition of
fruits, vegetables, and articles FROM the ladies
department 90 Thursday, August 9th also
pic nc on the same day, and that the W God
lawn Club be invited to participate.
\ committee Of three was appointed to IN
Spcct one or more farlus te!onglugtO the mem
bers and present to the next meeting written
criticisms on 6kauode Of eultivatug crops, and
general management
The Club then adjourned to meeting in reg
ular course.
CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION. "A meet
Ing Of the Ward Superintendent of the Con
sentative party was held last night at the Of
lice OF the City Sergeant, Juo. B. Smoot, esq,
County Superintendent, in the ehalr, and Geo.
r. Shinn Secretary. All the wards were rep
resented.
The resignation of Edward S Leadbeater,
esq, as one of the Superintendent from the
ith Ward, was accepted.
5. Chapman Ncae, esq, was unanimously
elected to ill the vacancy uccasioned by the re-
Sgnaton OF Mr.. Leadbeatcr.
After the transaction of considerable routine
business the committee adjourned tjcct to
the call of the chairman.
TnE Coal TRADE There was u considcra-
bic Increase in the coal trade at this port dur
lug the week ending to day over that of last
week, and the receipts would have been much
greater than reported elsewhere IN to-day
Gazette had it not been for an interruption OF
canal navigation for twenty four hours, instead
OF SIX, As heretofore reported, by a broken gate
al Fishers locks, aud for shorter Interruptions
at different times during the week, caused by
Sunkcn boat on Nne-mile level and by brok
en- lock gates at Cum berland aud at Niue mile
level.
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LOCAL NEWS.

UE!oUlroUs DORIS The Washington
Republican of this morning says:
"On Thursday Afternoon, while Detective
MrEttresh was out riding 10 company with My
ron J. Hoey, electrician at police headqnar-
t,rs. and when crossing Bcnuing' bridge, they
were stopped by Officer Alder who had with
Vim Mcssrs. Anderson aud Arnold, OF the
ruuty, and Informed them that Il short time
i.t,rc their arrival some boys entered the
school house on the river road, between that
n,iiut and the Navy Y ard bridge, aud surprised
= coorcd man whom they found there, aud
who. upon their entrance, LETT his traps and
iu,upcd through window and made his escape
INTO the woods, going in au up river direction.
The BOYS gave the Information TO the officers,
and on eolug to the school house II Was dl>cuv-
cred that Tue Dau had been sku!klus there Tor
several days. Gu examination Of II package Of
cIthing which he LETT they suspected hun to be
George Dorsey alias Joe Williams, who at
tempted au Outrage GU Nils, Brow", near
Marlboro, Maryland, some weeks >luce. De-
trctiyc McEltrcsh having descriptive list of
the clothing worn by Dorsey, proceeded 10 the
school house in company with the officers nam
ed, and at one. identified the clothing as being
that worn by Dorsey. They also tu.d pile
Of chicken bones by the FIRE place, al IRON pot,
lar Of butter, three tin buckets, Nc, which had
been stolen from the ncighbors III that vicinity,
and which gave evidence that the man W S
making his home in the building and .iviUg Oh
the residents in that vicinity. The information
concerning the discovery was passed around
the neigh borhood, and general search lns:itu
tel for the man, but he managed to eiudc their
ygilaucc and escape 1t is thought that he
vii. soon be apprchendod, as he Is wanted at
Marlboro. \ handsome reward is oll@r,d Tor
his capture and delivery to the authorities Of
Prince George county.
The Marlboro Gaz lite says Dorsey Is con
lincd III jail in that village, aud some OF the
police of this city say lie Is Il short distance
down: the Potomac in Il boat he stole from Capt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-25

CHARGES Nor SUSTAINED. The Executive
Committee Of the Columbia 5. /. + Co. met
last night in the hall of the eusiot house to IN.
vcsti.atc certain charges against Richard Pur
cell, engineer, but lrom the evidence submitted
the charges were not sustained
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-03
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

March 2G-German Barque Melvins
Schutt, Kroger, Antwerp, E Peschau
German Brig Syrene, Busch, (5s
days. London, Z Peschau.
Norwegian Brig Vigilant, Jorgensen,
(55 days. Bridgewater, England, Il Z
Heide.
Schr Samuel, Jones, Elizabeth City
Binford, Grow 4 Co., with 1 ZOO bush
els meal.
March Craftsmanship Tonawanda
Wiltbanks, Philadelphia, Worth &
Worth.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
York. Barry Bros.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Brig John Pierce, Townsend, Car
aenas, Worth & Worth.
March 3O-Schr A J Collins, Rob
erts, Fairfield, DeRosset & Co.
Schr Katie Edwards, Moore, Tau
Landing, Edwards & Hall.
Schr Mary Farrow, Foss, Belfast
Worth & Worth.
Br Barque Somerille, Smith, Savan-
nah. Sprunt & Hinson.
Norwegian Barque Ankathor, Hen
reichsen, Savannah, r E Heide.
Schr Franconia, Leaveritt, Bath, J
Z Lippitt {, Co.
Schr Charles, ireland, Fairfield, De.
Eosset & Co.
CLEARED,
Schr jesse Hart, Waldboro, Ne, J II
Chadbourn & Co.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti
more, A ID Cazaux.
Steamship Tonawanda. Wiitbanks,
Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
Schr Ben, Davis, New York, Will
liamS & Murchison.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-03
General Market Reports.
BY TEL RAP n. |

Financial.
New YORK, April Noon
Stocks dull. Money per cent. Gold
49,; Sterling Exchanse-long 81 So;
short 81 So. Government Securities
steady. State Bonds quiet.
Commercial.
Cotton dull-sales of $50 bales
uplands II cents Orleans It, ceu.s.
Flour quiet and steady Wheat dull
and declining. Corn dull and heavy.
Pork steady-mess SIC SO to $40 IS.
Lard heavy-steam 11-16 to 81 cents.
Spirits Turpentine heavy at 49, cents.
Rosin quiet at s. 80 to 50 50 for
strained. Freights firm.
Futures opened as follows April
16 5-32 TO Is 1872 cents May, 16 9-16
cents June, II 1-32 cents.
Financial.
New YORK. April IL L. NJ
Money firm at 1 to per cent. Ster-
ling Exchange higher at So so. Gold
weaker at lib! to I13s. Government
Securities steady. State Bonds dull
and nominal
Commercial.
Cotton dull-5ales If !, l43 bales at
1 - GENTS. L ltut STEADY Will mOOef-
ate enquiry. Wheat heavy and in
buyers favor, shippers holding off.
Corn dull and heavy for old, steady
for new at 80 to 81 cents;ne western
mixed 81 to IS cents; high mixed and
yellow western partly mixed with old
81 to 80 cents. Coffee dull at 49, to
% cents for Rio. Sugar easier and
declining at = to Z. cents Tor NIusco-
vada Z cents for Porto Rico; s 11-16.
cents for Centrifugal. Molasses quiet
and unchanged. Rice quiet and firm
Ell. Tallow frlner at 4 to Z. cents.
Rosin heavy at s. 80. Spirits Turpen-
inc heavy at 49, cents. Pork firm
new mess S16 70. Lard higher at
9 1916 cents. Whiskey more active
and firm at 9S cents. Freights tirnler,
cotton by steam > to TIC cents ; corn
and wheat s, to 8 cents.
Cotton-net receipts rs bales;
gross receipts 2,S6S bales; futures
closed steadier ; sales of 6, 400.bales,
as follows: April, Is 5-32 to 16 $40
cents; May, Is GIG to 16 1892 cents;
June, II 1-32 to II Lie cents; July,
II ZIG to II 1882 cents August. II
2132 to II. cents; September, IL to
II 9-32 cents.
AUGUSTA, April Is P. M.-Cotton
15l cents; safes of 351
bales.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-03
EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.

New Steamship Fanita- 800
bbls rosin, 1876 casks spirits turpentine,
400 bbls tar, BAT bales cotton, Is do
sheeting, 240 bushels peanuts, 10 pkgs
mdse.
WALDoBoRo, ME-Schr Jesse Hart,
161 ,72S feet lumber.
New YoRK-Steamship Benefactor
5O7 bales cotton, 1884 hbls rosin, $50
casks spirits turpentine, 700 bbls tar,
500 do crnde tuipentine, $40 packages
shocks, 80 bales sheeting. bbls wine,
) pipes wine, 8 hhds moiasses, D bbls
do, s tons pig iron, 36 pckgs mdse.
BALTIMoRE-Steams Lucille-l9l
bbls tar, II do kerosene oil, 343 do
rosin. 10000 feet lumber, - bales
sheeting. ! hbl crude turpentine. 2sf
casks spirits trrpentine, bdl fnrs, %
bales cotton, bbls carthernware,
bales rags, 6 pakgs mdse.
Philadelphia Torawan-
da-223 bales cotton, 95S bhls roSin,
1873 casks spirits tnrpentine. $50 bbls
tar, 81 do pitch. 49,, 773 feet lumber, .:
bales sheeting, 1850 shingles, 4G ale
kegs, II bales yarn. 3 pkgs mdse, 12t
bbls crude turpentine.
New York-Sclr Ben-19G bales
cotton, GIT casks spirits turpentine
1850 bbls tar.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-03
scientific and safe treatment.

When applied with DIR. Pierce's Nasal
D"uche and mpanied with DR. Pierce's
G,i.leR Medical Discovery As Constitutional
/ tatm,nt, Dr. Sag-'s Eararl b Remedy pro-
s!ucss y RECT cures OF the worst Cases OF "a
tar~h and Ozepa of many years standing
This thorough course o. medic ttion ronetitutes
the only scientific, rational, safe and success
Iul manner OF treating this odicus disease that
has ever been offer ed 10 the afflicted. so sue
crssiul liar it proven that the proprietor ha,
long Offered a star ding reward of 500 for a case
OF Catarrh " i;ich he cannot cure.
lNDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
TEOs. y. bishop. OF South Brooklyn, \. Y.
writes that bis wife had suffered since chic
Nth Catarfh til 1t had resulted w]lat eini-
neDt ply sicians pronounced Consn IN .tion; thai
she has used DIR. Sage'S CatarriI lie medy With
Ibr- Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
they have worked wonders with her case
STEALING . r THUNDER.
ffOt lie should beware o: tbosa in posters " hC
not Only try TO initiate DIR. Pierces Famli,
Medicines. buJ also copy his original style o.
advertising ny offering various sized reward,
for cases of Catarrh and othel diseases which
Ihey cannot cure. Those who do not posses
tufi cient suteiIis ence to enable them to WI ito
original ad vel tisem. nts of tt cir own but have
TO ste al those OF others, are not likely to have
made great and valuable discoveries in Medi
cine. Look out for them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-04-03

IA R-Ine receipts having continued
considerably in excess Of the demand
for export during the past week, and
exporters being pretty well supplied
with the article, there has been a gen
e1eral iuilnes during the week.
Through the strenuous and concerted
efforts OF receivers the market was
kept houyant during the early part of
the week, but towards the close, being
unah e to sustain prices, receivers con-
ce,!t,l IL IL decline. To-day at the
close OF our report the market may be
written teady ut s. 90 :sper Dbl. The
receipts for the week, 6,72l bbls.,
against 4, 73S bbls. for last week. show
an increase of 1883 bbls. The exports
for the week, ;,2SS bills, against Z, S17
bb!s. for last week, show a decrease
of 1923 bills. The stock in yard and
atloat is 1929 bills, against 900
bbls. for last week. The sales for the
week were as follows: