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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-31
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Iii $780,.
ONEOF TIE BEST BUSINESS STANDS
IN THE CITY FOR RENT,
Situated on tn" corner OF Duke and henry SIS i,
onuosile the Virginia Midland r. Il. Depot ;
suitable for any busncEs-hole!, restaurant or
store; gus water and every modern convenience;
will be rented to good tenant vt low price.
Enou,re Of NJ. NORMILE,
iv lS-Lf Corner Prince and Henry Sts.
FOR RENT-Jhc BRICK STORE
H: HOUSE corner King ard Lee streets, now
occupied by K. Francis. Apply to Mrs IHOo.
SMITH jy l5-lm
FOR SALE-DW ELLING and LOT
3:; No III Cameron street Possession given
:trtcmb Der LIST. For further particulars address
w. j. MARTIN. 2Oi Baltimore St,
ivS-lm Baltimore.
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FOR RENT-The HU USE No 9G King
H:$ street, now occupied By ). Lindheimer
Possession given on the lst Jay of July, 1874
Apply 20 LOUIS APPlCH, No. lI3 King st.
my j-ppIf
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FOR SALE-Thc BRICK HOUSE and
E$# LOT known rs the Methodist Protestant
Parsonage, situated immediately south of the
alley on the south side OF the Methodist Protest
ant Church building, on north Washington st.
For particulars enquire of JOHN F. EN- Ek-
SON corner Of d Ike and Payne streets, alex
nndria je lU-eotf
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Nss THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
Corner Bridge and Jefferson streets,
Lynchburg Va.
Convenient to All the railroad der"ts, packet
landings and business centres.
bias been recently fitted up with al mode rn
improvements, water, gas, Sc. Is furnished
throughout. Will be leased on moderate terms.
ApulV TO WIN. 7. MCNAMARA,
" Sow Lyncnburg.
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FNR SgLE OR Rent.
KING STREET PROPERTY,

EH in one of the
BEST LOCALITIES In THE CITY, FOR
SALEOR RENT ON EASY TERMS.
STORE HOUSE No. Is King street, running
back and opening on Market alley.
This property is in good repair, having been
lately painted and has u new tin roof. The title
is unnuestionube g. Inquire Of 4. l.. WOOD,
No g. King ST., or Mc<srs. GREEN s. WISE,
Innd Agents, Mansion House, Alexandria, Va.
IL 3l--lm
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LOCAL N EWS.

PLEASANT EXCURSION The excursion Of
the Relief Hook and Ladder Company, to Mar
shall Hall, last night, was one of the most
pleasant that has ever taken place from this
civ. The company, though very large, was
,,.irct, and the fair daughters OF Alexandria
mrucd out in greater numbers than usual, not
only to enjoy the beautiful and cxhleratiug trip
down the Potomac by moon light, aud partcl
nate 10 the pleasures at the pavilion, but also
70 give evidence OF their appreciation OF the
Company n whose welfare they have always
manifested such we'll nrerited interest. Too
much praise cannot be bestowed upon the Com
mittee of Arrangements Tor the excellent style
in which everything was managed, for not a
single incident occurred to mar the pleasure Of
the evening, aud to Maj Blake, who was in
command of the Arrow. IN the absence OF her
accomplished captain, Frank Hollingshead, the
thanks of the whole company are due Tor the
courteous manner 10 which he discharged his
duties and made all feel that, under his charge,
danger was not to be unprecedented. A portion
of the company returnedat about o'clock, but
the mujority of the young folks remained at the
pavilion, enjoying the DANCE, until, warned by
the setting starts that another day had begun,
when they TOO safely returned to their homes.
The music furnished by the Holly Hill baud
most agrceaby, all expressing the hope that
under similar circumstances repetition OF the
excursion would be equally enjoyed.
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE. The
Washington Republican of this morning says :
Some time durng yesterday morning young,
bright mulatto girl named Emma Harrison,
residing with family just beyond Good Hope
Hill, and near Scogg place, 10 Prince Georges
cunty, Md, where she was employed to do
household work, bucket Ia haod, went to the
spring to obtain fresh water. The spring was
but short distance from the house, and was
surrounded by thick but low underground of
wood Following the path that led to the well,
IN merry mood dreaming Of no harm, she
came TO the spring, aud just as her tiled bucket
was being raised very black man parted the
bushes and came suddenly upon her. Before
she ud cry out for help he seized her, cover
ed her mouth so that no sound could be emit
ted, threw her to the ground aud then attempt
ed to ravish her person. The girl made most
determined resistance, and, it is believed, foed
the villain 10 his purpose. She gave descrip-
ton Of the man, which corresponds somewhat
with that of Dorsey, who, the Marlboro papers
say, is 10 Jail at that place, but, it is thought,
that this man is the one who has been lurking
in the woods in that vicinity for some time past,
and is believed to be fugitive trom justice.
The men 10 that section are so iocensed about
the two deeds that neither of the perpetrators
will be fugitives long after they lay bands on
thcn Probably little ad minlstering OF lynch
law in that section would have Wholesome
effect.
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EHyL.f3'gy.S.iE.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
NEAR ALEXANDRIA
The 3lst Annual Session begins SEPT. 23d
1874 Elevated AID beautiful location. Four
resident Assistants Terms Us before. Gaia
logue sent on application to the Principal =
l.. NJ BLACKBOARD, VI. A,
jy l5-cotOl Alexandria, Va.
NOTICE-Unt the rcopenng of my school
~ in Alexandra in tn" fall any comnlun'ca-
ton will reach me If directed to Manassas, va.
il 2Q-!f H. +. HENRY.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND Me-
Y CHANICAL COLLEGE.
TIE THIRD SESSION WILL BEGIN AU-
GUST 18th, 1874
Several vacancies for State Students, whose
necessary expenses do not exceed Sl3O for ten
months.
Those desiring to do 80 can pay part of their
expenses by labor on the farm or IN the work
shops.
Vacation IN Winter.
For Catalogue address
G. l.. c. MINOR, President,
jy l0-lm Blacksburg, Montgomery CO.. Va.
EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL Under charge of Christ Church,
WINCuE>TER, VA.
Rev. }. G. WHEAT, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,
(For twenty years connected with the Virginia
Female Institute, Staunton, Va, rs Teacher
or Vice Principally assisted by an experienced
we'll qualified corps Of teachers already APP
pointed
This Institute will be opened for the reception
of boarding pupils on the first Wednesday in
September, 1874.
An early application is desirable, as the num-
Der OF boarding pupils will be limited.
For Circulars address Rev. }. c. WHEAT,
Stsunton. Va. or Col. +. w NJ. HOLIDAY,
Winchester, Va.
Referenccs-The Bishops and Clergy of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese OF
Virginia, Rev. X. Il. Phillips and Trustees Of
the Virginia Female Institute
Winchester, Va, jy Sims
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~ OTICE-Unt:l the rcopcning of my school
~ in Alexandra in tn: fall any commun'ca-
ton will reach me If directed to Manassas, Va.
" 2Q-!f ii. +. HENRY
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az. FOR RENT-The STORE and Dwell
@a LING HOUSE rs King street, now occu-
pied by Mrs. G. l.. Simpson. Possession 81 ven
on the lst of .J,,Erary 1874. For further lnfor-
nation enquire oil
dec str JNO. B. SMOOT
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE

We desire TO call the attention Of our friend
and the public generally to our large and varied
assortment Of
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by Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.1
NJ ARkET FARM FOR SALE.
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20 FOR PENTHOUSE, on Payne street,
S# between Duke and Prince: II rooms, water
aid gas; now occupied by Mr. Lanten. Pos
session given on the 18th day Of March. For
further particulars enquire of
SAMUEL II. LUNT,
NH N E. cor King end Washington sts
unp prNrr w., DWELL mo ON I no
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FOR RENT-Thc DWELLING on the
sss: corner of Duke and Fairfax streets, formerly
occupied By DR.. Murphy. Apply to
feb IS # L. BELL, Jr.
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@ TATE LICE n S ES.
TREhSURER'S NOTICE.

- BUCKS BRANDY!
Received this day Bucks Brandy in half pint
bottles. HENRY COOK y CO.,
iy2S l07 King street.
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FTRES AND

The Phoenix Wooden Mills at Seneca
$500 300.
The London Tunes correspondent at
Bombay telegrsphs that it IL estimated that
1900 persons were killed in the town and dis
trict Of MidnEpore during the recent cyclone,
The steamer Mary WAS fOundered on the
voyage from Glasgow TO Trinidad. Ten per
sons wen; down with the ship. The remsinde
took to the boats, one OF which, with five
men, i supposed TO have bgen swRmped.
The other, containing two Of the crew living
and three deai, was picked up by the steamer
H~orsegEard. from Odessa, and the survivors
were landed at Falmouth.
"A large fire in Georgetown. Mass, last
week, destroyed SIPS. 900 worth Of properly,
including the large shoe factory Of George &.
Terry d Song.
The Glades Hotel. at Oakland. Md, was
burned recently loss. $40. 600.
At Clearwater. MINI. last week. Seth
Gibbs was caught in a revolving shaft u Nor
rIsou'= saw mill. and instantly torn 70 pieces
Last week 4 Ere in the building Noe. 80
to 56 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, damaged
property 20 the amount o: $4,000. Tie
loses are a. follow Adams. HailocE 4 Co.
manufacturers silverware. $4,000: T. e. 4
c. ". Fowler, owners Of the building. 80.
COZ; and American Cork Cutting Company,
100000.
i. ;. BlGIr's IRON and steel works st Pitts
bU.gh:.Pa. We're partially destroyed ty fire
recently. Loss about so. 600
The villsge Of Greenrsstie. Ind, was the
scene Of : destructive c~onasgrAtlon Oct. -.
Thirty buildings and over 500. 600 worth q
properly were destroyed. TIT fire Wa ;ne
work Of Al iucerd!arv.
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PCJ l.

Tie official -nsjoritie7 in the several Con-
GressiJral districts Of Ohio. ut the !a:e cleo
ton. are az follow: First district. Sayler.
Democrat. majority 1914 Second district.
Banning, Democrat. 1875; Third district.
Savage, Democrat. 1.1G2: Fourth district.
NcMaLon, Democrat. I.193; Fifth district.
Rice, Democrat, 5,l99; Sixth district, Huri,
Democrat. l ,757 Seventh district, Neal. Dem
ocrat. 2,225; Eighth district. Lawrence, he
publican, 37S; Ninth district, Poppleton.
Democrat. 42S; Tenth district. Foster, Re
publican. 100 Eleventh district. Vance. Dem
ocrat, l,94l Twelfth district, long term.
WaLinc. Democrat, 1913: short term. Finch,
Democrat, 4, 7S9: Thirteenth district, South
ard, Democrat. 1851 Fourteenth district.
Cowan, Democrat, $50; Fifteenth district.
Van Yorhees, Republican, 999 Sixteenth dls-
trict, Danford, Republican, 1876: Seven
teenth district. Woodwork, Republican, 27G
Eighteenth district, Monroe, Republican.
2.I34; Nineteenth district. Garfield, Ropubii-
can, G,346 Twentieth district, Payne, Demo
crat, 2,5I9.
AT a Cabinet meeting at Washington, on
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GENERAL.

Ar important suit. involving & principle
OF the new Iowa Railway Law. has been iu-ti-
tuted at Clinton. IA that State. The pro
prietor Of q lumber yard sGes a railway com
pany FOR SCI. coo daIaagez for the destruction
of property which was set Oh fire bv sparks
from d locomotive. The railway company
denies liz liability. The case vii bc t.isi
next month.
1t II seldom that the quGrrois q Tie Ma
tain publicity outside Of tie order. Now.
however. there Is a lively prospect Of q row.
owing TO the establishment in Chicago Of several
'clsndestiHe" lodges. The charter member O!
these lodges were refused 4 parchment Iy the
Grand Lodge Of Illinois. but never,Le.a-- oh
tanned ole from some source at present IN
known, and proceeded to work. They lave
Unlisted I large number Of members hit the
Irregular" 1Iasons refuse to recognize item
excepJ TO deuoUnce them az claEdestiue 4.
the next session Of the Grand Lodge Il = cx-
pected That this matter VIII come up, and &n
effort VIII lie made TO squelch the Lew orgGnI-
Zstion.
IN the recent Convention Of the Ir!zL Be
nevoleut Societies, il sersi 4 AT Baltimore, L
rcsoiuti N WAS PASSED that it whs inaGvisable
TO encourage Irish immigration to tA.z country
AT this time.
Astronomers in Europe announce that
ali unusually large group Of sunspots are vIsl-
bic a. pIeseut. and that they can be plainly
seen without q telescope, by means Of smoked
glass.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphs that Lieut.-CoL
Buell. attacked the Indians At the head wa
tiers Of the Salt FORK Of the Red river. Oct. 9,
destroying camps Of fifteen and scventy-hve
lodges. respectively, and driving the Indians
before him.
-AttaFaey-Genera EdsaIl. of Illinois, has
given it as hIs opinion that al insane persons
residing in that State are entitled to the
privilege of the public asylums without charge
for board, medical attendance or nurses.
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Heretofore the practice. except at Jackson
vile. has been to charge the relatives or guard
JAMS of inmates possessing sufficient means
with the cost of keeping them.
Information received from Southwestern
%ebrasks shows that thousands OF people are
in a starving condition. Hundreds are naked
and on the verge Of starvation, and without
means to leave the State.
The people Of Lower California, becoming
tired Of the depredations Of the organized
body of plunderers in their midst. turned out
the other day and gave the robbers battle,
killing thirteen. including the leader, and put
ting al end to the gang.
A school census OF Chicago has Just been
completed, which shows the city to have q
population Of 395, 226.
The Episcopal General Convention, il
session at New York, has given to It's several
bishops and standing committees the power to
suspend any clergyman OF that denomination
who INDUCES in ritualistic practices.
A street brawl occurred in New Orleans
recently, between Gov. Kellogg and Maj
Burke, a Conservative leader, in which raw
hides and pistols we're tl0urish9d promiscu-
ously. without damage to ANYBODY.
The Indian war Las almost ended.
President Grant has designated Thurs
cay, Nov. &c, as q day of national ~thanksgiv-
ing.
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THE MAhKETS.
Press.
NEW YORK.

BEEvEs--1-. Hoes Dressed. 7ssse-
CorToS-I4t@l5 FLoUR-Superfne Western
S4.O0a4.55. wIIEAr-No. q Chicago, SI.OIGl.oS No
! Spring, sI.l35Llls. CoRS-s6Isqc. UAIs-5SG
6Jc. RYE-92394e. PoEK-New Mess, 5000
4s2U.-J. LARD-Steam, I3Lalic.
CHICAGO.
BrrvEs-Choice Graded Steers. S6.2JGs.I5
Choice Natives, s. Good 70 PRIME
Steers, s5.4065.55; Cows and He::ers, S2-5ts
800; Medium to Fair, S4.OOs4.5O; Inferior to
Common, S2.OO02.75. ~HoGs-Live, S5.65s6.2~
~FLoUR-Fanoy White Winter, So.I5G"I
Red Winter, S5.Oha5.5 ~. wHEAT-NO. ! spring
s5i.Bssc; No. 2 Spring. s2Gas+Lc; No. ) spring
T7LG7sc. CoES-No. =. 6sI7IHc. $50
40. RYE-No. ?, SLASH. BARLET-No. ., slSG
LICK. B~UTrER-Choice, 35G37c. ~EGG--tresE'
2DG2lc. FoRk-Mess, SI9.25G19.j0. LARD-41@
l24c.
ST. LOFTS.
wHEAT-No. ? Red, 81. O5Gl. 0Gt:. CoES-No~
2, 6sa7Oc. OATs-No. =, 1890. RYE-No. = sue
s2c. PoRK-Niess, s2O.5O. LAED-l2c. Hoes
s5.OO,a5. 20. CATTLE-A.5oG5. 80.
MILWAUKEE,.
WHEAr-No. l, 92G9Sc; No. ., ssTs7o. coES-
No. ., 73175c. ATs-No J, 46Gi7c. hIE-
s5,agOc. BAELzY-No. ., 81 .lO&l.I2.
CINCINNATI.
wHEAr-white -. CoES-75G7sc. OATS
5OG55c. RYE-gSag4c. PoRk-Msss, sl9.VOV
1880. IAED-l2LGiJc.
TOLEDO.
TuEAr-No. ! Red, sI.l0Glll; Amber Mu'H-
gan, 81. O3LI.U 5. CoRS-72G74c. OATs-sSG'i~
DETROIT.
wuEAr-E1tra, sI.I6G1.ls; Amber, Hwy
LOS. CoES-slasac. OArs-50G5lc.
CLEVELAND.
wHEAr-No. / Red. sI.OsGl.o9. No. = ""
/ 026Ip4. CoRS-sOtaslc. OArs-52055c.
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TRAVELLING ON 0

Nothing to me is more pleasant than
travelling on foot. We are free and
joyous, No breaking down Of wheels,
no contingencies attendanton carriages.
We set out stop when it suits rs
breakfast at q farm or under a tree !;
walk on, and dream while walking-for
travelling cradles r~cyerie, reverie wells
fatigue, and the beauty of the country
hides the length of the road. We are
not traveling-we wander. Then we
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FOREIGN.


Not being able to subdue the Cariisr III
surrtCtIon with powder. the Spanish govern
men; Is reported H. trying what virtue there
II In p~.as,ers. Five millions Of dollars are re-
ported ~ distributed among the CarIist lead
ers lately.
The Alliance Gas Company's works in
Dublin took ire short time since. and burned
with great ferceness. The military were
called upon to AID IN suQprezsing the flames.
The loss II very heavy.
The Turk IN Montenegro continue their
outrages on the Christians. They have killed
eight MontoneErIns and some Saxon residents
II the neighborhood Of PodgorIzs. and burned
Il village. The Christians were compelled to
flee to the mountains.
The ship Maize. from Dundee for Ran
COON. was wrecked IN the HebrIdes during
the late gale, and twenty-four persons on
board drowncd.
1t If announced that France and Euss.a
are II accord on the Eastern question.
The people Of Paris Will soon present to
Queen Nlc.ogla all illuminated address thank
Ing England FOR manifestation # sympathy
Al tie conclusion Of the siege.
"A Moscow al abbesz l. on Trial Tor for
ceres 10 the amount Of 800, 900.
Paris, which already owez more money
;ha@ any small power, Is about 10 raise IS
900, 900 to pav If pressing debts. and also to
70 Oh with some Of TIE Indispensable improve
mCut- commenced 10y Baron Haussmau.
The brig Laphema. from Liverpool, for
Baltimore, picked NJ from a taft i've persons
belonging to the steamship Mary. which
fOuudored while on the voyage from Glasgow
to Trinidad. l. Is probable that. with the
exception Of the five persons aforementioned
and two landed at Falmouth. all on board the
Mary are Lost.
Austria has determined to enter Iu.o
commercial relations with the Dauubiau de-
pendeDcles Of Turkey.
Huffman viii plead insanity in his de-
Tense.
-Four hundred clerks OF the L~ondonStock
Exchange have been discovered dealing i'll
-tocLs, contrary to the laws Of the board. 1t
Is probable that all viii be expelled.
A cotton mill WIS burned in Chester
County, England, on the 2sth ult., by which
ten persons lost then lives.
Count Van Arnim has been released from
prison by orier Of the Municipal Tribunal Of
Berlin.
Tho Foreign Office at London Is advised
that Sir Hercules Robinson has established Il
provisional government III the FIJI! Islands.
The annual revenue from the islands Is osti-
mated at :l25. 900.
Tho trial Of Kullman for the attempted
assassination of bismarck has begun at Wurz-
burg. The prisoner admitted his guilt.
-AdyIces from Buenos Ayres state that
the Gillian Minister has demanded his pass
ports.
The Old Catholic Bishop Heycamp died ut
Rotterdam recently.
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~ TOAIC4L FAILLEEs.

Those Lake Superior editors are con-
ceded to be pretty sharp with the pen
but they can't make a speech fora cent,
particularly before a Sunday school.
One of them was stopping in O1tana-
gon a few weeks ago, and, attending
church Sunday morning, he was invited
to make q few remarks to the children.
The request dropped OF him like a
grindstone, but he is a man of ne.,e,
and he determined to say something
He had been reading about a boy who
had been cruel to dumb animals, and
he could think of nothing else. He
arose and said
Children, THAT is, children, you
know-chldren, you must never hurt q
cat"
Another one Of them was invited to
deliver q speech on the laying OF q
cornerstone OF & new school-house, and
he wrote up something to the extent OF
three columns and practlced on 1t Tor
two weeks so Us to deliver his remarks
off-hapd. When the day came and he
got up to speak, his memory went back
on him. and al he could say was:
Ladies and gentlemen, this glori-
Gus morning ushers in ait usLerS in
this glorious morning ushers III our
forefathers !"
Some thought 1t did and some thought
it didn't, and between them they
laughed him down. - Detroit Free
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FYNANcLAL ANp LypUgTRLAL.

The French are beginning to chow that
English and Dutch traders furnished the
large supplies of firearms and ammunition
which have enabled the Carlists TO carry on a
vigorous campaign
"A Berlin dispatch to the London Times
states that Kullmann has successfully ap-
piled to a large number of lawyers wishing to
charge them with his defense on his trial for
attempting Prince BismSrck's life. As al
have declined, the duty of providing him with
counsel may possibly devolve upon the court.
which has the right Of ordering one of the
local lawyers to undertake what is called an
or cficio defense.
The Paris Presse publishes an article Of
a semi-oficial character, which Is supposed to
f~oreshadow Duke de Broglie's return to the
Cabinet.
The October returns Of the Department
Of Agriculture show that the wheat crop is
equal to or greater than last years in all of
the States except Maryland, Virginia, Texas,
Kentucky, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa. and
Kansas. In Connecticut, Delswsre. South
Carolina. and Illinois it is about equal 20 last
years crop. Other States have increased
their yield. The New England States almost
reached the splendid crop OF the census year,
approximsting to g million bushels.
The old firm OF. Henry Clews i Co., OF
New York, have at lsst gone under. They
have made an assignment to Frederick TAYLOR,
of tia. CITY. for the benefit Of their creditors.
Tho inrrpa-rpar coC,nrs ~ Nnrr No,b
propsse to start a cooperative shop for the
purpose Of supplying merchants at regular
wages, and guarantee to them that there will
be a saving Of from ffty TO eighty per cent
The bennington England Committee
OF the Agricultural Laborers Union recently
I-teue 70 their proposals for emigration. on
a large scale, Of farm hands OF England to
that State. The committee resolved TO send
a union delegate TO visit Mississippi and re-
port on the prospects, and made RI appropria-
ton to meet the expenses Of .he inquiry.
California ra.-.u crop FOR this year Is es-
t.ma:ed at 900 tons.
The crops throughout Europe have been
abundant, and there has been d slight decline
III the pr!ce Of h-eai-tufs.
The Railroad Conductors Insurance Assoc
citation seems to lie going the way Of all CO.
operative enterprises IN America. The Score
;arv and Treasurer Of the Association. IN his
lsrt report to the meeting Il: st. LouIs. stated
that 800 menJerr Lad withdraw and gi5
been dropped from Inc rolls durinG the wear.
The FIRST NatIoaa. BAnk Of sal; Lake has
suspended.
burgh Corn Exchange WAS hold il that city
lA-t week. Il WAS largely attended, and con-
siderable business Was transacted.