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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23
COMMUNICATED.

The BRADLEY BUILDING BORE If any
body can tell anybody else how to unbuy the
Bradley building somebody beside the proof
reader may read long columns on the subject.
But otherwise pray the Gazette to give us
some other subject tor our evenings medita-
tiops. BORED.
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ALEXANDRIA, Y ~.
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1874.

AcAUcUs of the friends # the Senate hnapce
bill met at the rooms OF Senator Morton last
night to talk over the veto. 1t remained Il"
session till after midnight There we're present
Senators Morton, Carpenter, Logan west
Harvey, Ipgalls, Pratt, Pcase, Ferry, OF Mich
igap. and Oslesby. 1t was agreed that when
the bill comes up for discussion these Senators
should maintain and defend their previous po-
sitions. 1t was the opiuiou of those present.
that the majority Of the opponents OF the OH
in the Senate were far from pleased with the
veto as party measure. 1t was also held that
the President was mistaken 10 estimating that
the bill would cause imitation to the amount OF
one hundred millions. They calculated that with
three hundred and eighty two millions already
out the bill only clEed for eighteen millions
more greenbacks and forty-slx millions bank
currency, and that while the latter must 90 out
slowly, there must also be considerable contrac'
ton. The temper of the meeting Indicated
purpose to make a Straight aud open issue with
the President on this matter, and debate the
whole subject a, length and with extreme per
tinacity.
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Governor of Arkansas.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.

EXEC. MANSION, WASHINGTON. April D.
Hon Elisha Burter, Little Rock, Ark:
I heartily approve any adjustment peaccably
of the pending difficulties in Arkansas by means
of the Legislative Assembly, the courts, or
otherwise. will give all the assistance and
protection | can under the Constitution and
laws of the United States to such modes of adj
iustueut hope that the military on both
sides will be disbandcd. u. ). u RANT.
The Governor has issued bis proclamation
calling upon the Legislature TO meet Oh the tn
of Nav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23

The bill relieving Gen. Geo. 4 Pickett from
his political disabilities has passed the House
of REPRESENTATIVES,
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998 T-,1Ioo00
Office: ST. Louis Life Building, St. Louis.
OFFICERS:
Ismes Eads President; A NJ Britton, Vice
President: Davis s. smith Attorneys w.
Lomsx, Secretary Geo W. Manning Assist st.
Agencies d. Christopher, n. D and X. w, W.
Oliphsnt, NJ. D, Medical Officers
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ARR v ED.

ARRIVED
Stca ;.er Express, Baltimore, to J Broders &
Go. She reports passing no vessels IN the llvcr
bound up, exc pit one schooner aground OIL Fort
Foote
steamer Utility, Allyn's Point, to American
Coal Co.
Bark Theodo-ius Christian, Scherdtfelder
LIVERPOOL salt to Hooe s. Johnst n. She was
eighty four days out, experienced heavy wealth
err, and lost n portion Of her cut. water and some
Of her sails Her cargo has not yet been in
spected
Schr E K Kirk, Jersey City, to American
Coal Co
Schr II Vaueman, Boston, to AgncW.
PASSED UP.
Scbr Herschcl, Jersey City, for Georgetown
SAILED.
Steamer Lady oil the Lake. Norfolk, by F A
Reed.
Schr Grace, Norfolk by Hampshire and Bal
timore Coal Go.
schr Elizabeth, Petersburg, by Hooe Il john
ston
Schr w Vsueman, Boston, by } Agnew.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Alice Curtis, for this port, sailed from
Norfolk 22I.
Scnr Frank B Cotton, for this port cleared at
Boston 2lst
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MARRIED.

In Washington on the 2lst instant, BY Rev:
G.. c. Meudor, THOMAS II. BlLLINGSLY
to SARAH Y. ALLISON, both of Virginia.
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ESTRAY cow.

Came to tho Subscriber on Sunday last an
ESTRAY COW. The owner to obtain his prop
erty must describe the same and pay charges.
LEWIS PEVER1LL,
Mt Ida, near Theological Seminary,
sd 22-3ts Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, April 23.-.The
receipts of fresh Fish at the city Flshwharf since
yesterdays report have been 10000 Shsd, which
sold ut from IA to ST. per hundred; IS, OO0 Her
rings, which brought from 20 So Is per thou
sand, and limited supply Of Rock and Perch,
which sold ut from IL to 20. bunch.
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DIED.

April 2lst, in Prince Georges county Md,
Mrs. MARY BROWN, formerly of Alexan-
dra county, Va, sged 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23

DISTRICT INVESTIGATION The District H.
vestg,ting C"muIi!,ee nave agreed To report
bill 10 response to the Hpuse resolution refer
red IL them providing fur the suspension OF
the District Legislative Assembly. \, the end
Of thirty days from the date Of its meeting II
will not reasscmbe again thereafter, 10 case
tie bill passes, until further legislation by Cou-
gres<s The attempt was made to induce the
committee to report bill preventing It's meet
iug altogether, but the object of this seemed to
be to have all laxss for revenue aud expenses
of the District thrcwn upon Congress- thus
making an appropriation by Congress for e1-
penditures 10 the District absolutely necessary.
The object of the thirty dayss' session is to eu
able the Legislature to provide the usual reve
nue. by the Ordinary system Of taxation. -Buh.
American
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23
Congress.

10 the Senate, yesterday, the report of the
Civil Service Commission was received from
the President. Mr.. Dennis presented the Pc
tition Of large lumber of shipowners and mer.
chants of Baltimore, asking the abolition of
compulsory pilotage. A bill to regulate bids
for goods supplies and transportation on ac-
count of the Iudian service was introduced.
The bill to enable the Meuuouites Of Russia to
effect permanent settlement on the public
lands was taken up and debated. MIR. Carpen-
ter opposing the bill. Mr.. Buckingham intro
duced bill to enable Indians to become cili
zens OF the United States The Louisiana bill
was then taken up Mr.. Salisbury spoke upon
it, denouucng the Kellogg Government Pend
ing it's discussion message from the President
was received, with his veto of the Senate Cur
rency bill.
10 the House of Representatives the time
was CHI fly taken up with the consideration OF
the Legislative Appropriation bill, various
amendments TO which were made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23
COMM RCIAL,

ALExAEi RIA MARKET, April 23.-Whest is
active for the better grades, but prices are Ia,
lower; offerings OF 1880 bushels, with sales of
white at It's, ITO and l75 for good to prime. and
IFS and $50 for choice. Corn is in large receipt,
AMI prices are la2c off; offerings of 1913 bushels
mixed, with sales at IS and 76 Oats are very
active and prices are advancing; offerings of
1913 bashcls, with sales at e. 63 and TO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23

Ex-Governor Walker is to deliver the ad-
dress before the Literary Societies of Roanoke
College on June l7tb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23

= - oui IA
Geo Johnston, Va.
w Katie, Mo
w T Johnson, Mo
j S Chapman, Va
: NJ wilkins, Tenn
T u Fox, GA
w 5 Turner, Ind
j A Pierce, Miss
EIGHT THOUS
P 3 Hooe, Va
SIX THOUSA
d K Jackson, Va
FIVE THOUSt
J A Hartman, Va
J Wilson, n Y
r E N cal, Ind
j Lancaster, III
B H Plechner, Mimi
K Il Goodell, Ill
G o Curtman, Mo
G Wallace. Ga
A + Fleming, Ga
j + Goodland, Tenn
j A Anthony, Tenn
Elvira Edmundson, Ter
j B Hodgkin, Va
+ V Harmon, Va
0 I Bugg, Mo
Z Schae fer, Miss
Il w Parker, Miss
L Hanauer, Tenn
s h Hoyle, G.
} S Fasig, Ohio
G w Jameson, Va
W H Turner, Ga
NJ w johnson, Ga
j F Huber, Ky
J II Lewis, Mo
} Nj Foreman, Mo
a v Lawrence, Ind
II Park, Ji, Tenn
w s Everett, Mo
j T HOFFMAN, III
j Carroll, Mo
A M Gregory, Ill
w h Wild, Ala
w NJ Street, Tenn
M Slaughter, Va
j Paul, Tex
n T Davis, Tex
j 4 Warner, Tenn
w Cornwall by
Louis Schsai Mo
F Mansfield, Mo
Samuel Pccte, Ark
Jno B Oliver, Tenn
John Curry, Tex
Milton z Cayce, Mo
VIM w Coleman, Tenn
J w Orchard. Mo
w r Love, Mo
Augustus Saddler, Tenn
K Z Sallie. Ark
Jno Feb Ina, Mo
II B Talia'erro, Va
Cyrus y Turner, Ind
Ii HorsLbriHk, Mo
James Ii Morton, Ky
z Hernandez, Ls
b + Hiidcbrnndt, Tenn
J b Arnold, Mo
NJ 4 hyer, Ark
} VI Ming, Mo
+ Rech ;eln, No
V Il Allen, Mo
j G Glenn, Ga
+ w Pnttison, Mo
ii w BirIen, Miss
L II Stra.Lun, Mo
A h Thor ton, Mo
& NJ Bri:nhail, MINI
Ii A kirchcr, Iii
4 L w ebster, ONO
j 5 Downing, Mo
VIM T Gay, Mo
NJ NJ Bass, Mo
Ii g Sailors, Ind
B Ii Hnusiiauit, Mo
Y G Simpson, Mo
} NJ Ed wards, Ga
+ b Edwards, Ga
} Consoles, Mo
Il II KuiI'nur, kan,as
f l. Hog,!eil, Mo
j n 5 Gibson, Ark
& H West, Ind
s Ed wards, Gu
T HaSsam, La
d 5 Holman, Mo
J II Campbell, Ark
II z Fabricius, Mo
4 Crom well, Mo
j A Keilsr, Mo
q N Jackson, Ky
w + Barrett, by
S d Mcclure, Texas
q N Jackson, Ky
w G MsQili ia
j B Grubbs, Ky
II Abend, III
X F Lamb, Miss
A p Wlllougu by, Ind
} w Clay, Ala
J Roberts, by
FOUR THOUSA
z Kemper, Va
u bolt, III
THREE THOUS.
K w Falls, Va
F Cook, Va
r F Knox, Va
G II Collins. Va
Il B Tsliaferro, Va
SUNNI
ISIS CED BY
sURASCE co FROM J a
No. Of Amou
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St. Louis Life Insurance Co.

Followed by the most gratifying evidences of
confidence on the part Of the business commu-
nifty the present company having issued be-
tween the 18Th of Jtnuary and the lst of April,
eitt er as exchanges for policies in the ST. Louis
Mutual or in the form Of new assurance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23
Arkansas
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The following te
egraphic correspondence took place yesterday:
GOV BAXTER TO THE PRESIDENT.

TO the President ofMe T. S Washington
As | cauuot move with my troops TO assert
my claims to the nficc of Governor without col
lision with the United States troops, which L
will not do under any circumstances, propose
to call the Legislature together at au early day
to settle the question, as they alone have the
power; but to do this the members must have
assurance of protection from you, and guaran-
tee that they may meet 10 safety. ibis will be
peaceabe solution Of the difficulty, and will
readily abide by the decision Of the Legislature,
ELISHA BAXTER,
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Mary Allen, Miss
joseph l. Grigg, Mo
S johnson, Va
D T. Z Duckar, Nd
g 90 g.
II D Nob'o, Ohio
F T Oliver, Ga
AND DOLLARS.
ND DOLLARS
Felix Rozier, Mo
ND DOLLARS.
F A r zier, Mo
w NJ Tomlin Ga
w NJ Nj otley. Ala
w f Burgdor.f, III
7 b King, Tenn
G + Lewis, Mo
+ } Oakes, Oaio
w j y Boil. Va
Geo Johnston, Va
w Is Waddey, Va
4 Ii Hammer, Va
Geo Johnston, Va
4 p U'Connor. Ga
K b Hilton, Fla
} Bald win, Mo
& b France, Mo
VIM II Webb, 5 q
} NJ Gray, Va
K w Writ. Va
K w SlcdI, Va
j w Parker, 5 g
NJ A Null, Ark
} Alexander Tenn
S 5 S..nlor, Mich
John Orth, Mlnn
A johnson, Ill
ii Maler, Ohio
II G Sangs:er, Tenn
j L Peters, Iii
7 G Shepard, III
Henry Moa!e, Ind
} l. Robertson, Ga
+ d Thompson, Va
w Pollock, Mo
A J Thurlcy, Texas
} Z Mickey, Ind
Jno p Scott, Mo
G ~ Grey, ia
A Nj Taylor, n q
B l. Duke, n Z
j } Barclay, Ala
A S K Dauner Md
+ 2 W.cmls, Mo
w B Street, Tenn
Jno II Nelson, Miss
} I PrIestly, Miss
j l. Thompson, Mo
d Z Freeman, Mo
A Ebcrhard, Ohio
Geo Sharpe, Ga
VIM II Wigg, 5 G
Z p Dismukcs, Fla
+ ID Wood, Ga
} ume. Wilson, N Y
j ID Butrrnan, ; 9
WIN 4 Post, Tn
John w Lake, Ga
+ A LnGrAvc, Mo
W ~ Wells, Ga
L X Lacnlcntte, 5 9
1'holl,u, Z Hart, 5 q
X II Lnnnr, Ga
WIN a J..rratt, TIA
JAS l. Simmons, On
w b herman, Iowa
Pa. B:.ggot, VI"
jams " Kerr, Mis-
Julius Cohen, Mo
f K hrlstians, TenH
Z r Dye, Obi"
y + Byrd, Va
G Ii Peck, Mo
Jno } Young, Va
james speed, Team
n u Cayce. Mo
J. B Moore, Mo
Emma Honsier, Mo
John B Hens.sr, Mo
Z Bockel, La
+ B.xby, Mo
+ Ali; on, No
} y jacobs, Mo
Josi.h Paul, Tex
Bern .rd Beatty, NJ
w Il ! Sullivan. NO
u 4 Harris, Mo
w D Ellis, Ga
} 7 Bo. iienillet, Ga
Jno II Pel!ew, Tia
w NJ Tumlln, Ga
j .nes A Beeks, Ga
n w Hartman, Va
Z V Perry, n &
j A Voormsn, Mo
u g Santor !, Mo
w f Boyle, Mo
NJ A Null, Ark
Jno Gunsolis, Mo
N 4 Low, No
ND DOLLARS.
E 4 Campbell, Ind
AND DOLLARS.
5 T. Williams. Va
w L Butts, Va
r G White, Va
J l. Grigg, Va
A DIV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-23
9SS NEW Policies, INSURING
S2,JlS,UOO.

The following are the names and residences Of
persons whose policies amou 1T to SD, OD and over
TEN THIITSA ND DOLLARS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16
TIE C0UBTk.

POLICE COURT-JHdge Smell.
To-day, Andrew a. Williams, charged with
stealing horse, buggy and harness from the
Messrs. CTqitt & Brothers, was sent to the
grand jury. Anna Humphrey, IS for disorderly
conduct. George Buchanan, same; s5. James
Cooper, forfeited collateral. John Norman
profane and indecent language SO. Lucinda
Offutt, same; SO. Thomas Sweeney, Indecent
grant, was sent down. John and Henry How
srC, forfeited collateral. Gan- W uouorj
indecent exposure; s5. Charles Carroll, carry.
ing razor. He stated that he had lust pur-
chased it, but be was fined $50. q. F. Lacey,
disturbing the quiet of Georgetown; s3. Alfred
pozler, profane and indecent; 50. owen Tsy-
lcr, Vagrant and market lOafer, was sent
down for 90 days. Daniel O'Leary, forfeited
collateral. VIM. and Eliza Smith, loud and
b-lsterous; So. VIM. Bell, an idle and suspi-
clOus person, was sent down as warrant.
Martin Mari was billitted for the chain
gang. III. 5, Jeroton and r. r. Howell,
forfeited collateral. Lizzie Hubert, same
Frank Seden, forfeited collateral. James
Cooper prOfane, and indecent; So Barthol
Helm, charged with keeping open his
place OF business, where liquor il sold, on Sun.
day; $50. Margaret Miller and Mary Rocks
titled that Mary fred away at her with her ii At,
and Margaret with black jack; they then
jumped on her and stamped her down: SIS each,
AID costs. John Curran, chsTgei with ARRAY,
pleaded guilty, and was fined s. anC costs
Robert jackson and Thomas Green, ARRAY: 80
char, pleaded guilty; SO bBd costs. ida Colby,
forfeited collateral. Lizzie Hamilton. assault
and battery on Eliza Jane Martin; s.. HObie
Miller. assault and battery on Robert McDon-
aid with an axe; IS and costs. B0bert Walker
charged with stealing one shoulder OF pork
Ryan, larceny OF watch worth $40; fined $50
and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16
THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE AssORTMENTI
NEW FALL And WINTKR GOODS
PRICEs LOWER THAN EVER
GOODS BETTER THAN EVEB
NOW is THE TINE TO BUY

Here are o few Of the bargains offered Boys
and Girls MeriKo Embroidered Gaps and Hoods,
and Merins French Hoods, Hand Knit Zephyr Gaps
and ooos, Hand Knit Sscques, 81; silk and Satin
Quilted Hoods, very hne, 4 80 and 81; Infants Me-
Tiuo ClCaKs, g.; Ohildrens, Misses and Lads Leg
Drawers, 81; Cent? heavy Merino Shirts, SOC and
al; Ladies' Heavy and Fine full regular Hose,
three pair for 81; Mems super stout British Socks
% and 3s1Sc.; Large W bite Chinese Silk Handker.
chiefs OILY 81; Small de-, do, &c., very cheap; La
dies and Gents Hemstttched and Hemmed Linen
White Shirts only 81; Large size tine Linen Dinner
Napkins, 81 per deZen; Turkey Bed Fruit Hspkins,
al per dozen; Ohildrens' and Ladies' Fancy Wool,
extra long Hose, % TO 500. psir Ladies fine White
Eubias. 81; very handsome Silk and w DOL EN-
broidered Slipper Patterns only 81; very superior
colors, al and 81 90; Ladies' Dogskin GauntIets,
81; elk fine Ivory Handle Table and Dessert
Knives only 81 So six solid steel foil Silver Plated
Dessert or Table Knives. O. per set; six Table
spoons or Forks, warranted plated on White Metal,
MEAL, 81; three AID fye-b bottle Csstors, el; hne
ditto, 81; Rest Butter Knives. 800; Napkin Rings,
best plate. 50c solid silver ditto, S1 fac air and
Clothes Brushes, 25c., b0c aud al; Rubber Dressing
COMBS, 2sc;, SOC. and 81: Oval French plate Mir
rors, 81; Bill Books and Wallets, 25c. 70 sl Pio-
tire Frames In large variety 80 up to 81; Bcack.
Shelves, Tables, Hatracks, 81; ten-pin Diamond
Hatracks, A1zc.; fac Razors and Pocket Knives,
81; Werk Baskets from 25c. up to IL; Washstands,
81; Lunch Baskets, IS and Soc; Shawl Straps, Is
AID t0c,; splendid assortment Of Vases and 0rls-
msIts ron 2ss Up 70 81 tne ohromos In imme use
1t is Impossible TO enumerate and describe the
Thousands Of articles Come and see for yourself.
No trouble to show goods. Three floors Of my large
establishment are packed with goods 70 the ceiling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16
Cnn.iensefl LncnIs-

The work or the new navy yard bridge has
been commenced.
shilhugton sends an early copy o. The Ga
ICTg for December
seats for Miss CUshusn'z readings are selling
rapidly today a. ChOate & Co.'S, but there are
still good seats left. The matinee on Frtd4v
afternoon will be a delightful eut srtainr1ent.
The bronze statue Of Jefferson, recently
taken from ire lawn eaStO the Executive man
son and cent % Philadelphia fer repairs 1iiI
soon he Put IN Place in the national ststuary
han - the Capitol.
The alarm Offire from box Il. abo1t O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, was for a slight fire in
shsrty IN CEeW's alley, between 1st and "a and
j ara & streets northwest. The Il Rmes were
extpguisbed hy few buckets Of water.
Tie remains o. Rev. NJ. F.. HysOre, late pas
Tor Of the 12th-street Mission. navy yard who
suddenly expired IN the pulpit while preaching
a sermon or Sunday, the Sth instant, were yes
Ierday morning conveyed TO Harper's Ferry,
Nd, fer final intermert.
Two pretended beggar girls on Saturday last
stole two house rugs valued at SD from the
front window OF Wm. +. Lees house. No. 4l3 G
street southwest, while the servant was busting
the PaTiOT.
The sacred and classical concert at the Ma
tOual TheateT last night proved even more at
The vocal feature was a decided addition to the
programme, excellent as was the quality of the
instrumental performance.
The congregation Of st. PaUl's English Luth-
Gran church, corner nth and n streets north
west. having rem deled their lecture room. re-
dedicated IL yesterday with appropriate cere-
church, preached morning and evening.
About 10 o'clock last night a coal oil lamp
T'Cded ia the house OF Francis Evans, No.
1--5 street northwest, burning some table
linen and CarPetiug. The flames were extin-
guisEed by members Of No. ? engine company
without turning i'm AT alarm.
The New York Republican association met
Saturday evening, and remarks a. 10 the cause
g The recent defeat in the Empire state we're
made by EessTs. BEL, Thompson, HAYES,
Mitchell. EuVue, Maine and Others Messrs
= NJ. Sunderland, j. W. Parker, 2. r. San
tom ard J.. T.. Treubly were elected active
members Of the association.
Rev. Father John D0ughertF, 0f Baltimore
delivered an interesting lecture last night on
ire lie aEG Character Of ST. Vincent De Paul,
81 God Fellows Han, the proceeds OF which
are 70 GO towards relieving the IOJT Of this city
during the coming WINTER.
Car tain Il. r. Hewlett, member Of the 36th
New York volunteers during the late war, died
On Saturday last Ia this CITY, and his funeral
took Z lace this morning. Deceased had a bril-
liant record az sn CtiCer, and after partial re.
Cgvery from severe wounds received az Malvern
Hlli, came 10 this city, where he was proprietor
q The WCCdbiIe House, corner o. A. aud c
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

wall Street To-day

NEW YcRk, November is.-Tne fost's hnansisi
ntIole say ~ en-fHformed people are not sar-
fflseo az tne advance in the Baak % rnSland min
fmum rate, NO. ct the effect IF the aivance on the
here advanced 10 ll07sgGlll. ana reading bankers
al sneeo their rate for bills on London 10 Az far
SKY Days, and 49l for demand, This large rtse in
Ine poin q rates has lot as yet been Toll wed by
h ,'s paid Tor this class of sixty days ster.
ing. snd 4se4 for demand IL il Dnnecas-
ssiJ 20 say that With even rates msint Sinei gald
coin can be hipped and be probability now IN Al
money mere advance because 81 the drain Of gold
IRON the COIL q 10 one would BE- baQefttei ex.
cept money lenders. An saVaBce in the rate Il
moIey because Of an ENLARGED demsnd from the L.
IactoFy y ptOn, but as have ssit higher moasy
Istss, because Of the threatened drain ~ gold Is 20
% feefettsG The local m hey market "a ". iiffla
change: Csll loans being SGi per cent with s.aax
per cent. &c the ruling qqo ai5ns Pri,,os ~ oSia
IKE fsper sells at hfd8 nAr cent ara ths range NJ
sppIofed tiDgle names L. TO IL par
G NJ, with exceptional transactions, bSth
low and above these rates Government
bonds business st the 5 ard was small. Virsinis
9eitfred were "a up, ami neW Tennessee were
teshy In the mGrk Il for specul Stye shares prices
opt hso = @ lover than Sa urday. closing except
were rncRanged and r.egra Oh, UHi n Psci6c Ohio
ana mlsefsslPpi, which wa-e u iyser There n az
snoe pee al AG snct OF 20 ~, the LAT er North
west, tie O'her strong stVc1 having d ar :, PAL
which advanced Ia AID Rpck Is5ard " hieb "A,
Nanced lts: Ouisiue Cf these three steel the adj
ysrce has been limited t. s. TIE extreme sales
giving the st.cis in the order - tivity,
hsye Ten a. tLiinws:-Eortbwasr, 407fRls1s; me
IreftrIsd, ss'4@59: Telegraph, sgiS 6Si: 81 Psni.
goa 9osi; the - tarrsC So 61s onto 9lLs3l7
La Shoe, slzsas2tz; Habs-h, 81 5l2lsy; P+cific
n II ~ are; Rock leland. 100 GIOIt4: U ton
PsGIt h6 85- 90. Erie, 29I4G29%; New York Csn-
al, 1913 6Il2as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

DEGREE OF DrvoRoR.-To-da day, in the Equity
Court, Judge Wyle, a decree OF divorce was
granted IN The case OF Barbara @. Wilmington
agI george Wilmington. In this case the par
zee we're married 9th of May, 1855. az st.
Dominiek's church and have had three chill
ctsh' The petitioner charges drunkenness,
&c 1he court gives her the right to resume
Ter maiden name of Preuss and the custody Of
her children. Mr.. j. Q. MarbuTy appeared for
petitioner and j. Cruikshank took the testi-
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EVENING STAR.
Is, 1874.
THE WEATHFR
wAE DEPARrNEsT, OEss C1ief Si1no, o#es,.3

NAE DEPARTNE1sT, Office chef SI0n1y OHesy.)
WAsHIEeTOE, Nov. 10, 1s7I, 10 20
PRoBARILITIEs.-FOr the gulf states Ten
hessee ana Ohio valley, generally cloudy
weather and light rains will prevails with east.
cry OF soutberiy winds, slight rise Of the TEN
feFsJuIv, ard s.asIunsrv O : falling barometer,
For NeS England, mic(iie states, continued
clear and cool weather with variable winds and
high barometer. For the lake region incrsas-
lnE CiOUG-Eess aIa Hight Tains, with east or
south winds, falling barometer and a slight rise
OF teEI ersture. For the northwest continued
cloudy weather with rain, variable winds
the temperature above freezing in Missouri and
lOW q, and falling barometer. For the south
Atlantic states partly clOndy weather, slight
changes in temperature, essterly winds and
high barometer with rain In Georgia. For the
canal region Of New FORK no decided fall OF
temperature during Monday night.