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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
GorrspOnosn3 Ssr Gursmb. Wa3stts,
Ct. Ra,ianl @auitowee Co.. @ise.

>SNf
Serr &eoaeteur!
IS miro Sbnen unb SIREN seebrten Sc.
fern cine ~9eordnste Yei9reibuns bon ct.
NaSianS ni9t unpiQtommen lein. Ser
Ort 1T cine BON Dem ielisen Yrielter @m-
bros Sl6walo Dor etiuas iiber 20 Sabren
9eSriinoete &Olonie fir &atboliten. Sis
mdnnli6en unperbeiratbeten Witslieoer
beipObnen Gin eisenss Saus in Dem it6 e.
ne 9roBe uno i9one Gapelle beiinoet, in
pel6er Der @riinoer b~esraben lisst. Man
nennt oiele bier Standardization 9eute
Yriioer, Die unter einem Sberbruber iteben.
Die tueibli9en unperbsiratDeten goloniiten
bepobnen aud elm eisenss Saus nit Sea.
pele uno nennen li9 slei9faIs Gdpe-
tern. Sie 8rioer, iopobl pie Iebtere,
bic S4weitern betsn rssslmdBis cine art
beuti4es 8repier i'm gOnpsute /; Incidents
LID Sebsn iis gu Den b. Satramenten.
Was aae oieie Gsuts psrbisnsn, ssbSrt pis
in 2Ioitern allen ssmsini9afti9. gs Be.
fnoen fd aud einise perbsiratbsts Qeute
bier, tpe!4t f9 bisisn tI0iterii&sn ginri&.
tuns 10 pieI pie m6sli@ ateOmobirtn.
Rod itsbt bic aIts, m.ite Ylodiir&.,
abtr ni4t naebr als Gotttsbaus be.
nutt. 6a bic neue srobe. eerdumiss Stein.
iir&s Ne sristt, be tret ibrsr Gr6bt an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
r Streifi6ter.

3ufdaiser g8eiie fiel uns seitern cine
go. oes bier erldeinsnbsn Saseblattes
Dubuque Seralb" in Die Sdnbe, bas midi
81 unlern Sauidbldttern sebDrt, bas mi,
aud nidt leien mDdten, neil es unter Der
3 bieiiscn Sasesbldttern oas ridle9teite'
lit unb ieinen 2eiern iebr oft fold unfld-
tises uno unSi6tises 3eus auftii6t, bat
bic beioen anbsrn gldtter, Zines" unt
telegraph, Die es aud chen in Der Sin=
ii9t nidt senau nebmen, ii9 Ofter's senOtbisi
iaben basesen auiSutreten. Gs lit uns rein
unbesreili9 ME bas 9latt nod Ginsans
in cine tatbolii9e 5amilie finben, sei6wei-
&c benn, tpie es bon fatbolii9en @eiiili9en
uno rclisiOlen Snitituten patroniiirt ,uer-
Den tann, uno bod lit oas Der Sail, iuie Die
@n,~eissipaltsn bes Ylattes seisen. So
finosn mir in elmer Summer folsenoe gn-
seisen ~ st. Joseph Academy, conduc-
ted by the Sisters of Charity of the b. V.
M. Dubuque, Iowa, 81 st. Louis Univer-
sity. 81 Academy of the Visitation, Du-
buque, Iowa. A. st. Johns College, st.
Joseph, Stearns Co. MINI. So st. Clara
Academy Sinsinawa Mound. g. st. Jo-
sephs College, Dubuque Iowa, conducted
by secular Priests of the Diocese.
gDas m6sen nun pobl Die llria@en iein,
baB bieIe anItaIten ii9 ni9t i9dmen iol-
DIES YIatt gu %patrOniiiren. Gs iino ibrer
piele, Die je mad ben perl6iebenen @nital=
ten psri9ieben. @eben mir oieislben in
aler &iirSe burd. 0ie ale Oerartise @n5ei=
gen baben aud lie Den 3wed Den gnitalten
S6iler S%uSufibren. Sas 1T i60n nnb
gut. @ber peBwesen benubt man oasu
ni6t Die fatbolii6en Yldtter, oenen oieie
gnseissn bon &e9tspesen Sufommen unb
oenen bieielbe in man6en Jdaen cine
ni6t al pera6tenoe materielle Siilie md
rem. Gs piiroe auf bic art elm boppelter
,3iped erreidt, sinmal, oab Der fatboliI4en
YreIie sebolfen bas anoeremal, oaB
Der idls9ten Yreiie feline Sdlfe seleiltet
pirbe unb bod piiroe bas &eiultat fur
bic anitalten niat Elm idls@teres, %ionbern
Elm beieres itin. benn in tatbolii4en 6a-
milien iinS bic fatboliiden gldtter u. bort
iinb aud bic SinsIinse unb Sunsfrausn,
bic ioldt Mnitulten bsiu&en. Hta-
Gin anbersr Grunb, bab man iol&e
Yldtter benust. 1T in ben mubloien II. plum.
pen S4msi&eIeien su iu&eu, bic iOl&e
3situnstu bti jebtr @~tlsserbtit v. BEN &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05

iionen perleben. Sobnlton unb Cambria
Gitp in Den giienresionen Der Ilesbanp
Serse selesen, erbielten BON ct. SincenS
aus, Infanss tempordr, ipdter iOrtipdbreno
eisene ,Seellorser, Die bier wie LIBERAL
balo S9uleh unb &ir9en bauten uno ibre
ieeliorseriide sbdtisfeit auf Die &atboli-
fen Der umliesenben @esenben erltredten.
Sur9 Den bo6wiiroisiten Sildof bon
Newarf auf9eforoert, ianote bas &loiter
ct. 9incenS in 1856 eincn 9enebietiner
Yater mad Neiuarf nm Die bortise Yfarrei
Su paltoriren, Die BON einem Senebictiner
WtiiliOnar sesriinoet poroen mar, nod ebe
Der Srben ieiten SUB in Den 9. ct. @me=
rifa's sefaBt bate. &aum lanste Der neue
Yrieiter, g. Salentin, bort an, als aud
i9on S9ritte gum Sau zines l,euen @ot-
tesbauies sei6aben, bas in Gorm elmer
SaIilita nit itattli9em Sburme erri6tet
paro. Sie @emeinoe pu9s nit Der
Stabt i6nel OH, es ipurocn 3 Sduier &C.
fault, Die gu Y~farrbaus, S9peiternbaus
uno MdO9eni9ule bienten. Gin nsuer
&ir6bof ipurbe auberbalb Der Stabt anse=
lest unb furs baraut oa bas alte @ebdu=
be 81 Helm, wuroe Elm neues pra9tpoles
S6ulbaus errihtet.
Sm Monat T~opember 1863 ipuroe 9a=
ter Oswalo als 1&rior uno Yfarrer bon
Neuart ppm slbt BON ct. Yincsns sr=
nantit. Sier in Nepart blieb es ni9t be
Der einfaden Yfarriduls, Ss purbe eint
So6idule anselest unb 10 Der ltnterri6t
wsiter ausssoebnt. Sie S@ule bIibt uno
miro re9t Sablrei@ BON Nab u, Sern be-
iu6t. Sn ibr tperoen &eIision, lateinii9e.
enslii6e uno beutlae Spra9e, @ei4i9te
Geographic, Matbemotit uno Su6bal-
tuns selebrt. Sic fiibrt ben Sitel Ct
8eneoiets Golesium, liest in SetOnbal 4
Meilen auberbalb Der Staot unb lit bas
einsise tatbolii9e goles oss Staates.
Bon Neparf aus tperben Die Miilioner
StonpbiI nnb Younobroot perleben, Oh.
idOn Die pfarrei Tewart ieIbit 1000 aa-
tboliten sdblt. Sas 1T nur Elm She'll Del
Sbdtisteit bes Wirtens oes Orbens. @i,
ueroen in nd6iter Summer %fortfabren un'
fern 2eiern bas Cute porsuiabren, no!
feline YriiOer unO Batter seitiftet auf Den
Gelbe bes llnterridts, bes Miiiionslpeieni
unb Der Seellorse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
Die S9petern bort aruea &inbe
Seiu,

ribmli6t tsfannt Il, benz alien Saters
lance rur6 lire funfyruen Stidereisn
fir Sirden, Ssroienen aud in @xerita
ndber befannt.u Wsrren. (Sie beiti:isen
ras, mas mir Dor 8ur,em in unier artis
fsln, Seen CUR Ssbuns chr. &unit in
amerifa" lasten auf's @ort. &ap.) Dan
flnpet bic unp pa in BEN Ser. Staaten bel
einem Yriefer eas cine Deer eas anrere
fleinere Stid eerartissr Nrbeiten ; ater 70
riele UNI srcBe Stdfe, als Die 81. pau
luss Stride in Sort @ayne, Sno., beiist
iinp meines @i6snS nirsenps Su finren.
@m Sonntas, ben 10. Wai, peibete rer
Scdw'te Sil&Of Dwenssr, weI6er, an
remieltsn Mtenp feline pilserreile mad
&pm antretenp, bei rieler @%elssenbsit
bic Ibi9iepsrere bielt, unter 5beilnabs
me Der fatbolii6en 0ersine Der Stact
einen Ibeil eicler Sacramento feicrIi1
Elm, ndmli6 Sier Sabnen. Gsp. u.
S6wenniser. pbne 3weifel Elm sepisses
ner? &enner jcsli6er Bran6e fir6li6,r
&lnit, belt Die peutlhe Ssltrspe, in nell
der er nab Ssslifwdni6uns Der ct.
YauluSs @emeinpe, neil lie bic erlte Sc
meinpe in Zen Ser. Staaten Iet, bic cers
artise Sunfwerfe ansel3aft rie NJ a b.
re S6bnbeit Dauerbaftiss
fett unb fun faere9te @uss
fdbruns Der Arbsiten in ansiebencer
Weile erlda.crte.
Die Yier Gabnen fno fplsente: T..
Die SABINE ses O.. paulussS bull
ssreinS. Disie bat auf sslbsm Ssis
benz amait auf Ter einen Ssite ras ses
itidte Bib : uSeius, eers5ttli6e
&tneerfreunp," auf Der anrern
ben 81. pauIuS. 2. SABINE Res
@ltarsVeretnS peer rer 3 rauen>
Sppalttdt bat auf rctbem Seirens
Oamait Maria nit BEN 8tnbe
auf Der einen unp Q I. II a, See
benz patrpnin pes 8ereins. auf Der an
bern Seitc. 3. Die SABINE Der 9 t.
@ntpniuS SdnslinsSS Sos
ealitat bat auf blauem SeipensD a<
flalt Gas Stlc Der b merSbaten
Wutter nit BEN 9si6nam SeIu i'm
S6pOB (Sauptftt res Yersins 1T paS
Gslt Ger iieben S9msrsen Ma.ia), Elm
rpabres Suntwerf, auf Der einsn Settle
anc 81. NntontuS pon papua
auf Der anpern Seite. A. Die SABINE
Der ct. @snes Sunsfrauens
Spbalitdt bat auf Der sinsn Seite
eaS Bib Der unbefL. Gmpfdn8s
MIS- C5auptfsiD unb auf Der aneern
ct. &snss nit benz eammisin auf
rpsibsm Seirsns Damaf. Die Sileer,
tirea "a Gus bod, fne p0llltdnets in
Sciosnfidsref, untsrmii&t nit e&tem
Gclp uup Silbsr, ausssfdbrt unp Spar
70 funfpou, pae man tauu, Slaubsu ioas
t., .menI&li&s 6anps i0nnten fold
Ueasnpetss tsrfellsn. Wsr faunt aber
ni&t. wenn sr pcrnimmt, ea6 Der preis
fdr bic 3unfwuie elm snoru, biQtssr
IA Dsun Ge fpmmsn ni&t bShsr I'm
sls BE bier ~ aaues Ssbrau&s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-08-05
Ratbpliftber 8irhen &alenSer.

Sauber u. stam.-Warf. 73t-37. d
Spnnt. ben 9. ausuf II n. Yf. &cman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

Yesterday edition of the Opinione, at Romc
asserts that negotiations are in progress which
have 10 view the sending by the maritime pow
ers of squadrons to the Spanish coast, after the
example Of Germany. 1t is understood that
this step, if taken is not to involve the question
of Intervention.
The Carlists claim great victory over the
Republicans between CaStel Folliet and Flguer.
as, near the frontier. The losses were heavy
on both sides. The Carlists deny the truth of
the reports charging them with atrocities at
Lauenca and other places.
A Brussels telegram says that it is under
stood that a majority OF delegates to the luter-
datioual Congress favor the exclusion of all
points relating to naval warfare. and strict ad
herance to matters strictly connected with the
ameioration of human suffering 10 time Of war.
1t is stated in London that Italy has made a
demand upon France for recall of the war
ship Orenoque, which has been permanently
stationed at Civita Veccha as a refuge for the
Pope 10 case of necessity.
lu the French Assembly yesterday the COM
mittee to which motion for recess was refer
red, reported favorably thereon, and recon-
mended that the recess begin on the 9th OF
August and continue to the 3Oth of November
The motion will be debated to-day.
1t is reported that the French Government
has informed the Spanish Government that
France will act 10 conjunction with the North
ern Powers in recognition OF the Spanish Re-
public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31
Letter from WarrcntOn.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. |
WARRENToN, Va, July 3O.-An anecdote is
told OF traveller who, going on foot for the sake
of the scenery, along the beautiful banks of the
dark rolling Danube passed about sunrise,
through one of the picturesque towns that stud
the hills of Bavaria, and was attracted by the
sound of gay music, and the slckly flicker
mocking chandeliers 10 house Oh the out
skirts On approaching, he was surprised to
see large company of very small children, in
full ball costume, dancing and flirting, and
promenading, and going through all Of the mi
nutin of regular ball. The traveller looked
on 10 speculative wonder for some minutes, and
seeing couple who, for more freedom IN their
sweet communion, had strayed away from
the house, and their companions, far into the
grounds, he asked, my dear children what on
earth does all this mean at this hour? 1t is not
possible that you have kept up your party all
night Don't you see that it is alter sunrise
Mon dieu," llsped the offended swain in
surprise, and then in compassion for the
stranger s.implicty, ''it is right late for day
before yesterday, but for last night 1t Is just
the beginning of the evening. You see We COIL
menccd this thing only last neht.' This story
might find some application in our own beauti-
iul little town, for here
"FandaDgo twirls his jocuud caslinct,"
so amazingly from night till morn and from
moro Till Dight again, that stranger who sits
quietly feels himself growing dizzy. and thinks
the whole town is spinning around his head. |
heard gentleman say the oth her day that he
had not oeen fifty yards from the banks of "the
beautiful blue Dauubc' since he has been 10
Warreuton. They have "Soeiable Club"
which gives party every Thursday night, aud
German Club" which girates almost any
tiue, aud cur hospitable host of the Warren
Green has hop for his guests aud friends al
most all the time, aud over and above aud 10
addition to all this the children, IN rivalry of
the older set, have round OF gayety of their
OVID. The very cradles are rocked to the mu
sic Of the Boston," aud swaddling clothes are
made with special reference to hanging we'll in
the German, while ladies maids and nurses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

wear their luistrcsses home slippers out prac-
t;c;uo the Glide" in the deserted nurseries.
ON muse of the many twinkiipg feet potent
is tby sway, and many and constant IRE thy vo-
taries in Warrcnton The town is filing with
strangers, and to the pleasure loving. especial
". if they are under the age Of puhit>. it Is de-
Ggh,ful. Shakespeare said man play"d seven
rar,s in lc's rl,ama, but up here thy have
Shortened il by emitting the second part, VIZ
When the school boy with bright mornlns
face, creeps to school, Instead, he dances the
Boston.
Thc Fauouier White Sulphur Sprng,a pleas
ant evening drive from here, has quite IA num-
her of visitors, and is the daily resort OF buggy
driving Warrentoulans IN the evening we con-
slider the town Il success this season.
N'TNpORTE OUI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

We have received copy Of the History OF
William and Mary College from its foundation
10 1860 to 1874, including the general catalogue,
printed by j. w. Randolph Il English,
Richmond. Va. This venerable institution has
history, which should be dear to every Vir-
gipian. The old Virginia character was to
great extent formed by the teachings and IN
flueuce of William aud Mary College. To it a
liHe of great statesmen owed their education
and training. We commend the interesting
publication before US to the attention OF all who
feel an interest and proper pride in the an-
Gent institutions and traditions Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31
TIE gsEECGEEse-TELToN SCANDAL.

New YORK, July 30.-Thc Brooklyn Union
saws, reporter who is intimate with Beeeher,
called at his residence on the Heights lD Il
conversation of confidential character Mr.
Beecher intimated that his friends might rely
on his discretion and truth. 1t was enough
that he had declared Iiton,s charges false tor
the present. He was prepared to admit that
his sky was not as clear as it ought to be: There
were hazy clouds in the horizon, and these
darkened slightly toward the zenith; but the
SUI of truth would III its own good time burst
forth and dissipate them. He was preparing
his REPUTATION of all the charges against him.
He felt strong in his own heart. He felt that
he had done wrong 70 no one. He might have
been ipcorsideratc, even iudIscrcet. That came
of his iu,pulslvcDcss When his story had
been told, when his PLAIN, unvarnishcd tale
had been prepared and given to the public, he
wou Id calmly await what it, and more parlcu-
arly his true friends, had to say, and by it he
was quite prepared to stand or fall. He felt hin-
self Innocent of any intention to wrong any one,
and with that feeling ver-present ID his heart
he was prepared to come boldly before the
world, and battle down the army OF scandal
mongcrs.
MIR. Francis Moulton has not yet returned
to the city, and the committee are aDxously
expecting his arrival, as Beccher is unwilling
to testify until all the evidence is III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

In money matters there is but little, if any,
change to note since last week. a large amount
of money has b, en- sent into the country for the
purpose of moving the crops, and return may
now be spceIiiy looked for, easing the market
and giving general impetus to all branches of
business. State bonds are generally quiet, but
frm Virginss are more active, and we note
sules in Baltimore Of $500 cous Is ut 52tu524
closing at 52s a52., and $500 do 524 peelers are
offered at s. and deferred certificates at II, with
~ bid. Railroad stocks are somewhat finer,
with sales reported of $500 .. il A. 81 mortSs At
SOL. There have been no sales of Corporation of
Alexandria stock reported during the week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.

Col, MosBY AND THE RADICALS. The
Washington Republican has received long re-
port of meeting held by the Radicals OF Eau
on;er county, Va, at Foxville, in which
strong feeling was developed in favor OF the
reouar nomination of candidate for Congress,
and in opposition to the proposition that the
party shall support Gel Mosby as an indepeu-
dent candidate The Republican adds:
This is right. If Mosby will pledge himself
to Republican principles as they lind practical
demonstration in his own State as plainly as
he does to the same principles as appllco 10
National politics, his determination to become
a great leader will be entitled to consideration,
hut until he does this there is no reason why
Virginia Republicans should show hlu any Ia
vor whatever. His election would not serve
TO strengthen the party in Congress-, BECAUSE
if he is honest in the expression OF dis opinions
regarding the colored race, he would not go
into caucus with the colored members OF the
House, and while he might vote with the party
40 general rule, he would be more apt to bolt
from its discipline.
Il NAV be stated in this connection that Col.
Mosby has always said that in the event OF the
nomination of Radical candidate, he would
not ieopardise the success Of the Conservative
nominee BY running as an Independent, and
il is now understood that in consequence OF
recent family affection, in which he has the
sympathy of all who know him, he will not, as
was anticipated, canvass the district and 10 all
probability will not be in the field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

LoUDoUN COUNTY ITEMS. Il From the Lou
doun Mirror. Superintendent Havenner, En-.
gineer Blythe. Director Heaton, and other OF:
Gcials of the W. & 0. Railroad, passed up the
road on Monday, for the purpose of Locating
the depot at Round Hill-toward which point
the work is rapidly progressing, and where the
cars, in few weeks, will fud their Western
terminus. The county road from Woodgrove
to Round Hill is to run on a straight line 10
the Turnpike, crossing the railroad just six
miles and ahaf west OF Hamilton. The site
for the depot is On the lands of VIM. Chamblin,
POO feet west of the crossing, on the north side
of the road, about one-tourth of mile from
Grcgg's store, and just one mile south of Wood,
grove.
The new council Of Leesburg met for the
first time on Friday night last There being
four vacancies occasioned by the failure Of the
members elected to qualify, the vacancies were
filled by the unanimous election of Mcssrs.
Chas. p. Janney, a. J. Bradfeld. John Ham
mery and Chas B. Wildman. }. j: STAINS
bury was reelected Treasurer, and VIM. 2.
Harris, Wegh-master, for the ensuing year.
The Trustees of the Lees burg Academy last
week determined to employ Messrs. Stark
weather l. Co., architects OF Washington, to
furnish plans and specifications, and superln-
tend the building of their new Academy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

The Baltimore American advises all peacea-
ble. law-abiding citizens, who dislike being ar
rested, not to take their SOUS of ten or twelve
years of age on tour through any rural neigh
borhood in which they are not known; there
are so many deputy sbcr'fs constables, town
bailifs, and other officers of the peace who arc
carrying photograph Of little Charley Ross 10
their pockets, and every strange lad they sec
bears a striking likeness to the picture; and 1t
adds: Gypsies and organ grinders who have
small children had better cease their peregrl-
nations until little Charlie is found, or at least
until the excitement of his disappearance blows
oyar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

On Wednesday evening stroling band of
gypsies was overhauled near Harrisburg, Pa,
under the belief that boy with them answered
the description of Charlie Ross, the abducted
Philadelphia child. Considerable excitement
was occasioued by the arrests and the reports
which prevailed. An uncle of the abducted
child was sent on special train from Phiadel-
phia, but the boy found in possession of the gyp-
sizes proved not to be the missing one; and so
the mystery continues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

Professor Swift says that new comet was
discovered at Marseilles, France, on Sunday
morning last, in the constellation Draco. 1t is
quite large and bright for telescope comet,
and has strong central condensation, but as
far as could be judged by the observation, both
in solar and lunar starlight, it has 20 nebula or
tail. 1t is in the fourth coil of Draco, and
moves at the rate of about one degree day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

ARRIVED.
Steamer George Stout, Philadelphia, to +
A Reed.
Steamship John Gibson, New. York by Hooe
j. Johnston.
Steamer Express Baltimore, by Jos Broders
& Co.
Brig Glendale, Pensacola, by William A
Smo
Schr E s. L Cordery, Boston, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Warren Sawyer, Boston, by Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr H w Foster, New Bedford, by Amcri-
can Coal Co.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Elva f Pcttingill and ID VI Anthony,
from Georgetown.
VI MORANDA.
Schr Twilight hcnc" for New Haven, passed
through Hell Cat" 10Th.
Schrs NJ + Duwncr and Laura hence, ri BoS-
ton 18th
Schr 1hos Williams, hence, a. Norwich 18th.
Schr w Ii Jourlrn. hence, III aovdedc" 18Th.
Schr EIwood Burton, from Boston for this
port, at Vineyard Haven 18th.
Schrs Virgnia Dare and 4 + Smyth, hence,
at Norfolk 29:h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

The Staunton Virginian reports the corn
crop 10 Augusta county, owing to the recent
drought, as rather uupromisiug. Some portions
however, especially on and uear the larger water
courses of the county are fine. The wheat turn
out has not been as good, generally as was an.
ticipated. Oats are rather short.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31

DR.. A. NJ Fauntleroy, formerly Of Win.
chester, and son of Gen. It. T. Fauntleroy, is,
we see, highly spoken Of as the successor Of
DR.. Stribling at the Western Asylum at
StauntOn
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CAYAL COW MERGE.

Arrivals-Bosts Ben Williamson, Mathew
Kersey, w G. Hunter, David Amman, Charles
Clifton and James Dayton, t. American Coal
Co; . D Robbins and Martin UConner, to
HAMPSHIRE and Baltimore Coal Go.
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~ 1NnPTA CAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

superintendent of Police, who is said to be
only scavcnger, another changer on Oh the
treasury of the city. Appoint civil engineer
who can or will DO all the duties Of engineer
and Superintendent Of Police. Look at the fill
ing up at the north Of Princess, on Pitt street.
admirable job; ten year old boy could do bet
ter. Why say more; lam WORN out, Disguised
with such an exhibit. QUANTlCo.