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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09
RESTAURANTS.

I'VE AND LET LIvE-OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYS-
~ tersi owing to q tie vote in the Police Commits
sion the price oyster Stews viii remain the
usual At the of Broadway ami Full on street.
SANDY SPENCER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09
DENTISTRY.

A FULL SET So, So; GUM TEETH $40; SINGLE 81;
"A Warranted; extracting with gas 5Jc. silver filings
eAamine specimens: 262 sixth avenues established
Sai open sunday. Remember, 262
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

L1OR SALE OR TO LEASE-ON LIBERAL TERMS,
q to manufacturers and others, Building Sites and
comprising 400 acres Of Land With 100 feet Of water
'front.' on the East River, opposite l2th street. New York
Steinway Sons saw mill iron foundry and machine
shops in full operation and their entire piano
MANDATORY will also be removed TO the premises.
Respectable people with some means, and intending to
Call on or address sTEINWAY SONS Steinway Hall.
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT FOR THE
"A season. with privilege of buying, q small Country
Pace. with good hone, eight rooms furnished; good
from to - acres good ground pleasantly located, in
good Beghborhood, within two hours OF New York Ad.
dress with tul particulars and price, +. F. station 3,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

l. old established Tea Store No. lM Atlantic avenue
second door below Clinton street. Brooklyn established
lS9; for selling owner going exclusively into the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

DOR SALE OR TO LET-AT wILLIAMsBRIDGE
hotel and store Property. with Is city Lots,
depot. RICHARD v. HARNETT, Ill Broadway, room
basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

T ONG BRANCH COTTAGES TO RENT-FoR THE
IL season, by f. e. & G. ). BROWN, Broadway, cor.
of Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

IA YORK STREET AND 10 TALMAN. STREET,
Ict in rear, Brookyn.-Two full front Lots. with
Houses win be sold auction Tuesday March TO- at
- O'clock al saesroom 800 and 40i Fulton street. Brook
lyn by QUIMBY BISSELL, Auctioneers BY order Il.
j. Cullen Jr., referee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

nor SALE--A WELL PAYING CIGAR STORE ON
IL the business part of Broadway; cheap great
bargain. For particulars apply to r. GAFFNEY. Auc-
tieneer, 2S712 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-09

DOR sALE-GROCERY STORE, WITH STOCK AND
l. Fixtures Horse and Wagon; doing a good cash bus
ness good reasons for selling Apply at Al West Thirty
spco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

paved, aud thar such work should be done with
syst'nj, regularity, and paramount vi, W to
proper and 'fhclent drainage of such alleys,
aud that 10 sanitary advantage could be attain
cd ny .Iuiply paving them without most ac-
cnratr aud @'rurulrus attention to proper
grade, and suitable drainage in order t" carry
oil III rapid ana easy luanu"r the refus mat
ter which usually accuIuulaIes 10 such alleys
The object Of paving an alley is with the iuleu-
zion OF obtaiung health and cominrt, and as
the Board Of Health has control Of the sanitary
regulations OF the city, think it would be no
more than right to allow the Board of Health,
at the expense Of property holders Oh such al
legs, to do the grading and paving of them,
under the direction Of The City Surveyor, and
10 accordance with the gradients established by
the Board Of Public Works for the city. Then
the work will be speedily and accurately done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14
- ENt =, or TIA h -
Tashov the very age andT6oety Of the Times

A railroad accident occurred near Rlchioro'
Vt, yesterday. The night express tram irolii
Boston 10 Montreal was wrecked, and tne et
yipccr road,paStrr. CONDUCTOR an unknown
man. the fireman. and little girl are reported
killed. More than twenty persons are salu "
hsye been injured. The accident was causeu
nv the uegl, ct oil the sationman TO siSna' '"e
train that a bridge had ben carried away ny d
heavy rain. -..., ~.
Ebner ". Frazer, alias Williams, who es-
capped from Newcastle Del.9 Jail with the WI
miue,oo bank robbers. was captured at Sras-
hurs. Lancaster county,, Pa, on "Wednesday
last, At the time of his escape he was serVlGg
out a life sentence for the murder OF his broth
er-in-law.
A meeting Of manufacturers, for the purpose
of considering the reciprocity treaty. met at
Hamilton, Ont, yesterday. Committees on
several branches of manufactures, appolEt
cd to consider the effect the reciprocity treaty
would have on the different branches OF ou>l-
ness, generally made adverse reports
The damage to the Fairvicw Oil Refinery at
pittsburg was much greater than was at hrst
supposed. The loss is estimated at from
500, 600 TO $7O.00U, but is fully covered oy ,n-
surauce. The Lbcrty Oil Works also caught
bu, the flames were held under control. Inc
loss is unknown. .,..
Last night the referee in the late prize fight
met Arthur Chambers, the second OF Edwards.
and Barney Aaron, the sccoud of Collyer,. III
Baltimore, and rendered his official decision,
awarding the fight aud stakes to Edwards.
The Radical Congressional CONVENTION al
Salem. Ala. adjourned yesterday evening alter
being il session four days. A negro named
Jeremiah Haralsou was nominated tor Congress
GU the two hundred and thirty ninth ballot.
The Cheyennes, Kiowas and Comanches, who
have recently committed depredatiops, are
now suing for peace, and want the UnteC
States troops to call it even Orders have been
issued for the troops to follow aud punish them
wherever found. 5a .-
The statement Of the sugar crop OF Cuba tol
| the past year shows that 10 50 per cent. OF the
| total exports af sugar aud nolasses went to the
Uniled States, or was taken by the .unlteu
States u. "2 III =
Robert l., Gillian and G. W, Adams have
been arrested at St. Joseph, No, as counter
letters aud large quantity OF very sklliul coun
terteits has been captured .-..lf,
{" An EXPERT has overhauled the accounts OF
| the Brooklyn Tax Office and finds total dis
crcpancy of sl5O, 900 under two administrations
A brutal attempt was made to murder De-
gro infant, in Baltimore, at late hour las
| night by throwing 1t In a SAX.
France will scud an ambassador to Spain Il:
soon as the Spanish Representative in Parl:
| receives bis credentials as Minister.
The CarSts have attempted, without success
to cross the Ebro.
| The grand jury 10 New York city has dis
missed the charges against Com ptroller Grceu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, August II.

Sun rose............5 II Moon sets. ........ VI
Sun sets ...............6 81 High water......m ~
st amer George II Stout phia1eIphA' t" +
>chr Twilight, New Haven, tc American Cos
Company
Schr 6ceanlls, New York, to American Coal
Company.
PASSED UP.
Schrs w Weaver, sum hL and NJ K Rula;d
in tow frr Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, by lIooe
j. Johnston.
Schr Calvin, Boston, by Hampshire and Bs
limorc Coal Co
MEMORANDA.
Schr Thos Seward, hence, n, Richmond l!lu.
Suhr Il g. Rankin, hence, at boston l2th.
Schr + & l. Cordcry, hence at Boston Eth.
Schr A + Bailie hence, at Boston Eth.
Schr Maggie Chadwick, hence, ut I'os-
ton 18th
Schr w FAIR, hence, ut Boston 18th.
Schr Lahains sailed from Lu5ec for th!s port
9Th.
Capt Long Of the schr Alfred llud!cII.
ashore on Beaver TAIL makes the folio .lng
statement in relation to the disaster: "Snrl
from Georgetown, ID G, Aug !, with 45o tons of
coal, Tor BRISTOL, H |. Saturday, Aug 5. nj /
NJ, we fond the vessel sHing considerable
water We kept the pumps instantly Mt work,
and on Sunday, 9th ran in for Newp"rt with n
good breeze; but sh 'rt time afterwards the
wind died out, the sou being very rouyh from
the ttl.cts Of the gale, and rolling IN heavily
from thr eastward. Al I:j M struck Oh B"uv-
or Tail and hiIrcd in half an hour The New
port Wrcckhng Go are constantly, Mt york On
her, and expects u s,.v everything bat he huiI.
The >chr Ch,s Nc hunc, loaded with coal,
r., far lul, NH u I.uk
near Matthias Point On Friday night lat AMI
was run ashore to prevent sinking. She arrived
here last night in tow of the tug Johnson Bro,
To De discharged for repnrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

There is very little, if any, change to note in
Glancl.l affairs. Business is not active, and
there is but a moderate demand for money
which continues to he quoted very abundant in
New York at 2s3 per cent for call loans, and Sal
per cent for prime mercantile paper. Southern
State bonds are quiet and steady, with 81 bid Tor
Virginia consol>. We have no transactions To
note III local stocks o., A. & NJ IS SOaSUt O..
& A. Is. u, s. ! do. s., Sd, s0sslt; do. S. 4th,
75ss7J44. No sales Of Corporation Of Alexandria
stock reported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14
ALEXANDRIA,, Wa.
FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1874.

! A dispatch from Memphis says: ine men
who went to, Austin returned yesterday salts
fled that the Austin riot was almost as n'uch
s;,sco ~ tina. at Scmerville, and that the re-
ports 0; from there have been much exagge Grated.
During. the, entire disturbance oolg one negro
was killed. aud no white maD even wopnueo.
Oniy one store was sacked by the negroes dur
ing the time they had possession OF the place
Seventeen of the leaders, or rather the more
boisterous cues, were arrested and coEtned IL
Jail to await thcir trial -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

THE ALLIES OF TIE ClTY.-The Board of
Health at the last meetog oil the City C9uucl
called the attention Of the members OF Council
to the condition of ten or twelve of the alleys
of the city, whereupon resolution passed the
Common Council referring the communication,
with instructions to have such alleys paved. to
the Committee 90 Streets and tire Superinten-
den, of the Police The Board Of Aldermen
readily agreed that such alleys, as we'll as all
the alleys of the city, important to the health
and convenience of the citizens, ought to b.;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14
CANAL COM ~ z;ssCE.

Arriva|s-Bunts Laura Agncw and Chcse.
pc Ike, tn Georges Creek Coal and Iron Go; !
q UbIer, Wynnd Doerncr, Richard Bender IL
G Flagg and a ) Winteringhnrn, to American
Coal Co; NJ \ West T.ncy R"der and Scotia,
to Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co; Cb",n.
peake and w Ii Ash, 10 j 7 Agnew.
observation-disclosures Ls,IrA agnew, Low,
& L Boo,hc, Andrew Main, Chesai cake, Rich
ard Bender, Wyand D"rrner, II g Fiags, Nor"
" Willie Laura B Agnew, IL T Cou!chan and
Chesapeake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

The French authorities are investigating tue
circumstances attending the flight OF Marshal
Bazaiae from the island of Saintc Marguerite
and it seems that the keeper Of t he prison Is
suspected of .ounviug at the escape OF the dis
tinguished prisoner. 1t is asserted that ba.
zaine has passed through Milan, en- route t9}r
the Chateau d. Arcmberg, Switzerland, the
residence of the ex Empress Eugene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

A call for National Spvrtsmcns Cenven-
ton, to meet at Niagara Falls the 9th OF Sep
tember next, has been issued. Ina circular &C
companying the call, attention is called to the
fact that the iudiscriminate slaughter of game
OF all kinds in this country has resulted 10 the
determination of somc varieties OF animals and
birds ... -.- @
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

The State Auditor of Louisiana has rendered
his resignation to the Governor, because OF the
disreputablc character Of au associate, who has
been reuomirated to the position OF State lrea-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

Mz,- The Conservative voters of the city :"
A!cxandria are requested to meet in their re-
spcctive ward, on Wednesday evening, the l3.h
instant, nj S n'c!cck Tor the purpose Of nomI'at-
ing three delegate: from b ward to utten! =
convention to BE- held in this city on the z'itb ~
slant to nominate Il Candidate for Congress rom
this district.
PLlccs ot Nceting-l>t ward, Relief Hook Ana
Ladder House I'd ward, Sun Engine House; ID
ward, old Court House; .ith ward Friendship
Engine House.
The Township Supcrintqnd hts Of the C'unly
arc requested to call meetings in their respective
townships and sppoint three delegates from cac"
township. JN0. Is. SHOOT,
Chairman Conservative Commit"
GEO. L SIIIN- Secretary. aug l4-td
/,OALI COAL!
On the wharf and u arrive a full stock OF ~!
kinds Of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
Sold at market rates per ton 22lO lbs.
aug l4-tf W. "A SMODT Smnots whar'.
BAcoS' bAo0N'
Small sid FAMILY HANS.
SUGAR CURED BREA I PIECES
Gle >R- KiB ) DIES aud
SHOULDER BACON. Received and tor
sale by
aug IA DAY y uAh Mo.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

We have received copy of the Very neatly
printed catalogue Of Bethel Academy, IN Eau
auier county. L------- ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET AusuSt - lS14-
Cattle demand active rcr choice, and prices
firm; others du!l, tending lower. Sales Of Tev
sns ut 81! 81; fair to choice Steers gO.SC;
twenty cX ra to extra prime ut 25aSG ~ Re-
nnG firm. and higher for best grades, which sold
nj @th,c 81; inferior 10 medium dull; ) 5Ut
ST 20. Receipts $500; shipments 1000 Sheep
firm; good to choice 1 25aS5 poor 10 common 3
aS3 IS. Receipts TOO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

TIE InoN TRADE.-A writer in the St.
Louis Times, who claims to have recently visit
ed ali the iron regions of Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Kentucky and Indiana, says that better icel-
log is already manifest in those regions, and
that everywhere there is the unmistakable be-
ginning Of an upward tendency 10 prices and Il
large demand, assured for the very near future.
The writer maintains that at the most but very
few furnaces we're stopped by last years paulc,
wbcih shut up the mi lis, and thai Ill OHIO, lndl-
ana and Pennsylvania numerous furnaces were
blown out, not so much because they could DOT
have run at profit, but to make repairs at a
time when they were not pushed, and did not
wish to accumulate larger stocks Every one
OF these is now preparing to blow 10, aud go to
work again i6S as large production as the Ca
pacity OF their furnaces will permit Again, 1t
is noted that more new furnaces have been
started during the period of depression than
during any equal period before. Penn
syvania .lulian, Missouri, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Ohio, Virginia, Alabama and Georgia
are each credited With starting three or four
new furnaces The writer knows Of at least a
dozen furnace sites determined upon for 1915,
aud there are probably as many more unknown
to him. He insists that all this argues conf
dence and CHEEKY expectation Of future ac,l-
yifv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

This weeks plumber OF Littel's Living Age
has been received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

Hogs Rnrei' t. 1915 head Live Hogs were
selling ut G:a1tc per Id Dre>Sd Hogs were
slow at H!a3t per H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

GEoRGErowN CATTLE MARKET August 10 -
The offerings of Beef Cattle reached 10 he 81,
al of which sold 1T prices ranging fro 3! to Sc
per ID; 1909 sheep and Lambs were up and 1900
sold, old sheep ut 41a5!c per H. and L.mbs AT
5OuS4 81 per head; 800 were left over. Twenty
five Cows and Calves sold at 254S6O The mar
ket was dull. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

INFORMATION DESIRED. The Secretary OF
the Commonwealth has addressed TO the Clerk
of each court in the State a series of questions,
10 which he asks answers for the use Ut the
Governor, as follows: 4
Whatis the number of4decrees entered in
your court since the war subjecsing real estate
to sale for payment of debts Z, -.
What was the amount of the indebtedness
on account of which each sale was ordered ?
What is the number of such DEGREES direct
ing sales of real estate for other purposes?
Id proceedings had under such decrers of
each class, what is the number Of sales affected
and confirmed -, ..s....r ,,.,,t
What is the number of sales attempted and
not made, or made and not confirmed by reason
of failure to fud purchasers or to obtain ade-
quate prices .t.. ...: .n# !.
In how many and what cases have resalcs
been ordered 10 consequence of the failure OF
purchasers to fulfill the terms of purchase
In each case of sale, what was the purchase
price obtained
And in all the said cases what are the re-
spective assessed values aud areas of the tracts
or parcels of the estate, lecreed to- be sold
whether actually sold, or; from any cause re-
naming unsold !? j. .f,;ui J IL, t.,.
Prompt, full, and carefully prepared answers
to all the foregoing Inquiries are earnestly call
ed tor, because they necessary to be used IN
dcvsing action of vital importance to the whole
State. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14
The STATE FINANCES. The Richmond cor
respondent of the Petersburg News says:

The STATE FINANCES. The Richmond cor
respondent of the Petersburg News says:
''The Governor is in correspondence with
the English bondholders regarding the public
debt paying OF interest, &c, and to be- in
formed as to the resources and indebtedness of
the people he has sent out circulars to clerks OF
Courts inquiring the nu mber and extent of sales
and offers under judgments and executions The
bondholders complain that the present rate Of
taxation does not raise enough money to pay the
interest upon the public debt because We have
put down our assessments, but the Governor
thinks he can show that in all sections of the
State lands have been offered for sale~by the
courts on ng:credits, aud have found;no pur
chasers because they failed to bring. three
tourths of their assessed value, as required BY
Law. !. do not know whether the Information
he is thus obtaining is preliminary to the con
terence with the bondholders, provided for by
law SO far as the State is concerned, or is to
be used in his annual message or otherwise.
Certainly it will afford an insight into our at
fairs that we have never had; whether it will
increase Immigration to Virginia or not remains
to be seem" { t&tttN,l = -
. HAIL STORM. learn from gentlemen
who reside in the vicinity of Parker's store in
this county, that terrible hail storm passed
over that region on Monday evening. last, do.
ing considerable damage 10 the corn fields and
gardens. In number of fields the blades were
entirely stripped from the stalk, such was the
quantity of hail that fell; some OF sthe stones
being as large as good sized marbles. We also
learn that many gardens were rulned.-Fred-
e7lcksJug Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

FREDEaICKSBUR MAKKET, August BIN
the pr .c,s ui Grain there has been no notable
change since last week The receipts are only
fair, with a tolc-abIe dcnand. Whea, li0sIi2
Tor good to prime. Corn S5aS7. Rye 1Ua11j.
Oats 45a]U.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

BALTIMORE HORSE AND MULE Market
The dullness that has prevailed in the horse and
mule market for several weeks still continues,
and horse dealers do not anticipate any gr>a.
change for the better until September
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

CUGARS for sale at lowest figures Dy =.
y jy2U j. G. MlLBUkN, ~ n. koyH' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

ALEXAHpKIA CATTLE MARKET, August IA :
The offerings of Cattle and Sheep and Lambs
have been quite large, but the demand has been
fir We = uote Beef Cattle at 3!a'i!: per 10 !;
Sheep 5a64c per ID, and L,mbs AT 5Oa55 per
head Hogs scarce, and price .ve further sd-
vnnrcd, closing ut 9aSlO . per 100 lbs net.
Cows ana Calves 2oaSGO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-14

RICHMOND MARKET, Aug. 13-About 800
bushels of Wheat were ,ilarcd on Change TO-
day. with sales of white at l}Sal45 for good to
prime and red nj l3lAl50 for fair to choice.
very good Rye ut So The sales of Oats were
at soc.
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