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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10

Eau, obrovskou budovu stdtnl rady u
cetnlctyi, budovu cestne lege, soukrome
domy ulici de Lille. vuici du Bac a
cokoliv znamenittiSiho pfedmesti St.
German latinsk6 (studentske) ctvrti
zkazeno bylo.
Jakysi Levreaux, vyssi 1fednik ma po-
licejhi prefektufc, yyslovil Sc den, kdy
versalsti do Patize vtrhli k spolecniku
p. Endeho, zc aGkoliv rozhodne nechti
zbytetneho yandalismu Sc dopoust6ti,
pfedce ien'k zachovani tisicii od prona-
sIedovani slnrti pretekturu radnici
zntiti musi
Zprayy . petroleinicich muzskych .
&enskych jsou pouh6 yyplody obrazo-
tvornosti, nebot skutecnosti iich nebylo.
Tu onde tfebas n6ktera potfesteni lena
byla yidtna konvici petroleje, ale "a to
nem1ze lomuna cinema byti zodpoyed-
nou. 4 Z takovych .jednotlivych pfipadd,
po pfisIovi kondra velblouda. utvofeny
jsou cele sbory petrolejnic.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10

me Sc prazskych listd. Cteme Y Mar.
L. nasledulici zpr3vu.
" pondtli pfijely sem opGt til rodiny,
ktere Sc do sv6 otciny Benesova Anne
riky yracely. Navratit Sc mohly jen tim
70 musely ma lodi slouzit, cimz Jim dovoz
ne snizeno bylo. Po zeleznicich doveze-
ny isou sem zdarnIa, vykazavse sc Wy.
sv6dcenimi chudoby. Lide ii vypravuii,
re Geka nynl V Americe ma vsecky vyst6-
hovalcs straslivy osud zoutala bida. w
delku tam neni d6lnicky lid umira tax
fka hsdy"
Y Americe Jest sice nasledkem pod
zimniho krachu hdte, nez bylo celou fadu
let pied tim, ale hlady zde jest6 nikdo ne
umira. | ii delnici, kteri jsou vice mesi-
ci bez prace anebo ktefi mali pouze po-
lovicni vydelek najedi Sc aspon jednou
denn6 masa, ano AMI inaslo, kavu ca
odepfiti 81 nemusi. Uistujeme prazsky
casopis, 2e IN te ,,hrozne" bidy, jez le-
Vos AiHeIlce panuJe, Hla ht Zue clluu(
lid jeste 90 procent lepe, nez Sc mel Y
Cechach, kdyz tam byla uroda lace.
Ty rodiny, kter6 domnele Ia | a Z Anne
riky do vlasti vypuzuje, nemajl bud po-
tfebne sphsoblosti k dobyvani 81 chleba
anebo jsou lesosne. Pe6eni ptaci jim
ami V Cechach do huby nelitali. Vyst6-
hovaly.li Sc te pficiny do Ameriky, jest
.lejich yinou. A konecn6 ieli zde nGkdo
tax bidne Y tom. ze jiz hlad zuby sve nan
ceni, necht Sc iien hlasi dotycneho dra-
du mestskeho nebo okresnho anebo ne
kterem dobrocin6n 1stavu IA m6ze byti
list, re hladcm nezemfe.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10
" I.Ouisiany.

AVuasA"ny OshtulH NyDor
konservativni (bile) strany vyvraci V
raznem protestu kellogovo cerne vyliGe
nj stavu v6ci v nekterych okresich lonisi-
anskych dokazuje, 70 hlavnim pdvod-
Gem rozbroia a plemenne taste jejich
state jest on kellogg, ktery utad guyer
nera uchvati a ably 81 jej zachoval spoil
kove soudce spolkove vojsko na polnoc
81 piivolava n ably hanebne iednani to
pro vzdalene pozorovatele ommvil, bud
sam rozbroje stroll anebo tn onde Sc Wy
skytniici vytrznosti hrozne zvelitpje.
Zda Sc, 2e .lsou ODE strany vinny; jde
jen to, ktera jest vice vinna, vlastne
ktera dala prvni podnet k nynejsim kr-
vavym syobodne zrizeni zneuctivaji-
cim rozbrojdm zlofaddm. Mameli We
fiti ptednimu vddci republkanske stra-
ny, Mat. Carpenterovi, jest to uchvatitel-
stvi suvernera Kellogg, n6hoz vsecky
bedy psoty obcanske valky ma nebohe
obyvatelstvo Louisiany Sc vyvalily. Kdy.
by Sc byl tehdy kongres die Carpentero
Wy rady zachoval, mohlo to dnes ton
zbeiovanem state vyhlizeti ut6senei.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10
Europa.

IideH, t. zati. Rakouska vedecka
yyprava k severni tocn6 mela Sc jiz "a
ztracenou. konecn0 do5ly zpravy, re
parnik Tegetthof Sc rozkotal ze muz-
styo po sanich Il bruslich, po nevyslov-
nych trampotach a stradanch na norvez
sky ostrov Worive Sc zachranili. Costa
eiich V sanich na brusich trvala sedm
plnchy mtsic6 ztrdvii dvt zimy ouplnG
ma ledt. Vyprava p9nikla az k S3temu
stupn scv. sifky, cot jest nejyyssi bod,
kan dosnd polarni expedice pronikly.
.Nadrid, 6. 1aii karliste cd Puycer-
dy odiahli, nemohouce j dobyti. = Don
Carlos sejde SC AIsane : vevodou
Parmy. - Gener. Dominique pfibyl do
Puycerdy, poraziv karlisty Sebally.
karlistG ztratli 700 mrtyych.
Ze Santanderu sc zyestuie, &c karliste
bez'lZdnG zlosti sve strileli ma nemeck6
valeGne lode Albatros Nautilus, kdyz
Sc vraccly ze San Sebastiana. Nemecke
lode neztlstali jim vsak odpov6d dluzny,
vmetavse asi 20 pun DO Santanderu.
Iafl&, dine I. zar. V den prohlasenl
francouzsk6 republiky (po porazce Napo-
leona ILL., IL Sedanu) uddly sc Y departe-
mentu lIerault v{trznosti tax bouflive,
ze voisko muscle zakroGit. Phi srazce
lidu Il voiska toto do lidu stfilelo -
byl ieden muz zabit, nektefi pax byli pc
raneni.
Viktor Hugo zamitnul zdvorile pozva-
nj Ike kongresu miru, polozen6mu do 10
nevy. On mini, re trvaly mir jest ne
mozny, pokud Francie N6mecku poraz-
ku syou nesplatila.
= Vlada potacila ma diva mesice mo-
narchicky ,,fUnivers" ia prudky tlanek
@ Serranovi, pfedsedoyi spanelske repu-
bliky. Monarchist6 francouzsti pfeji .lak
snad znalno vitezstvi karlistickym vra-
h;lm, lollpeznikdm Il zhafdin a vztekajl
Sc, ze Nc Mahonova vlada spanelskou re
publiku uznala.
Celny republican Jules Simon, "a pre-
sidenta Thierse ministr osvety, mel Re
mesi iec rozpusteni narodniho shromaz-
deni 0 nemoznosti monarchie. Narodu
nastava volba mezi republikou cisat.
stvinl, mic vice.
Berl,u, I. zati. Zhoubny pozar ztra
vii dnes polovic Meiningenu; zpisobena
skoda paci Sc ma s3,o00,0oo. Meinin
gen Jest stare hrazene mesto We vevod
stvi Sasko-mciningskem, ma 1000 obyva
teld pekny vevodsky zamek, snemovnu
pekne budovy skolni a velke pfadelny M
vlnu platno Polovice mesta lehla po
pelem, takze ma sedm set rodin z6stal'
bez pfistiesl.
Nedroda. Zpravy vysledku letos
uich zni V Cechach poloyice minuleh
mGsicc isou velice trnchlive. | V krali
4 mach ktere k nerirodnejsim nalezi, jak
!. Melnicko, kolinsko, Boeslavsko - byl
/ pfebidna zen.
i LHoiera piGecAach V dob6 Cd
! Gervence ~ do :. srpna onemocnelo
a obci Na1ocanech II Chrudimi move II
Y SOB la y4loleru a sice Z muzskych
Il zenske. Il dosnd onemocneltch Is osc
a Sc 1 pozdravily, $ zemfelo I. .jedna osol
l. zdstala ledeni. Cd vypuknuti nemo'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10
Ed. vOpalecky, J6 Hum bOl ID

str. lednatel pro Cleveland knehknpe-
ctvi p. Aug. Geringra v Chicago.
Obiednava vseho druhu Gcsk6 poucne q
zabayne knihy a tasopisy.
Upozorhuje zvlast6 liza ces k angli
c K II mluvnici Oh +. B. ZdrGbka "a 81
25 eta. Dale na roman Y hpancav
Sy n, kteryz pocal vychazeti sesitecl
"a 10 ctG jeden
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10
Cislo 36.

roznemohlo Sc celku 23 osob, znichz 3
zemielo.
Arcsbiskup olomouchySe vysnamenat!
Olomoncky Poor" pise: DIE dochaze-
jcich mas zprav melo byti kromefl&ske
gymnasium promeneno ceske die usne-
Semi vlady, ale pan arcibiskup Sc tomu
blahosklonne Opel gymnasium zdstane
nemeckym. Jak znamo, podepsal pan
arcibiskup take deklaraci narodnl stra-
ma yede ho We SVEN katalogu co syeho
pfivrzence. Pane Boze uchoyei mas pred
takoyymi pnvrzenci.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-10
DO Allegheny City OkOli
Skv6ly pies!

Davan bude od narodniho spolku
,,SLANOJEn
dine IA. zafl 1874 II pana Wackra ulici
Ohio els. 374 prospech zaslouaileho
prof. l.. klaceIa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12
NEWS OF I'itE. i.AT
70 sho,o the uery age and lady Of the Times

John Bct,erman, temperate and lndn>tr'
Gus citizen of Bridgeport, Conn, WIS seen ~
lug 90 railway track near that city on M"h-
day night, but an approaching train ran osci
him before any one could reach him. he was
known to lave received some money dullns
the dav. and iuasmuch as 1t was not lnuhu on
his pcrsop, il is supposed that he was hr>t muir
dercd aud robbed and then placed on the railway
track.
Tie hopes that were excited by the dispatch
from Bennington. Vermont, announcing that a
child was in custody that resembled Charley
Ross have been dashed TO the ground by furth-
cr adviccs. The little boys name was Charley
Gross. and not Charley Ross. He is the son OF
the ir-sulth in New York, but was adopted 10y
Mrs. Hamilton, iu whose possession he was
touud.
The schooner Daniel Tray, Of Camden, New
Jersey, bound for Southport, was run down yes
tcrday morning by the steamer City. OF Boston
as she was making her regular trip between
Norwich aud New York. The schooner sunk
As suon as she was struck. Two seamcn were
rescued but the Captain could DOT be found,
aud doubtless went down with his vessel.
The Project of Huanuco, Peru, has been or
dcred to expel all Jesuits from bis district, anu
the Bishop Of Puno is to be tried by the Court
of the country for sending his resignation, tt
the Pope without consulting the Central Uo7'
ernment.
The Maryland State Grange met yesterday
at Masonic Temple Baltimore. The pro
cecdings were secret. 1t will remain III SIS
SION several DAYS
The first bale of new cotton was received yes
terday at Selma, Ala, from Dallas county. Ii
weighed $50 pounds, classed strict good ordlna
~, aud was sold at auction at l14 cents.
Mary Williams, domestic at Cozzen hote
Newburg, n. Y, fell down preclpice l4O feel
high. on Monday night, and received fatal In
juries.
The London Times denies the truth OF the
report that Marshal Serrauo had given potlce
of the intended blockade Of the Cautabrar
coast.
The Project Of Florence has issued decree
dissolving thirty-six Republican and lutcrua
tionaIist societies in that city.
The strike at the Vulcan Iron Works, Wilkes
barre Pennsylvania, has ended by the men re-
turning to work at 10 per cent reduclop.
Eighty persons, formerly connected with the
Commune, have be n arrested in Marseilles
DISPATCHES from Calcutta announce that the
foods iu Scndc are subsdlng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12
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Having been established in 1853. The next
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The instruction is thorough, and though stu
dents are treated with the utmost kindness, the
discipline is firm.
The boarding house, rs and Ia Prince 81, i
situated in the most elevated and beautiful parL
Of the city, and every care Is taken 10 max" the
residence of students from abroad rs pleasant ~
possible 4 carefully selected library of II thoU-
sand volumes, and II reading room TILED with
papers from All parts OF the country, are op" :"
them, while the studies are illustrated by Ii Il
chemical nnd philosophical apparatus MI "Atr"-
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All the students are uniformed and armed,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12
isx sIrAen a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers:l
TTHU+TEE SALE Or Va H. l. Z
ADLE DWELLING HOUSE, LOCA: rzE
TED Is THE PLEA1AN1EST PORl ION
or THE C!TI.-By virtue of n deed of trust
from James G. Hill and Fanni" +. Hill, his
wiz, to the undersigned, dated March Ia, 1872
and duly recorded in liber No. =. page H. one
81 the land records of the Corporation Court of
the city Of AicXardria Va, and at the request
OF The party secured thereby, | will sell At pub
lie auction, in front Of the Mansion House, on
MONDAY, August 2ith, 1874 at II M, all that
c,rtsn parcel LOr OF GROUP ND, in the
clty Of Alexandria, Virg inis, bounded and de-
sGribrG. - Wit: Beg inning on the west side OF
Columbus street forty three (i3J feet from the
south sid" Of Oronoko street, and running thence
south with Columbus street sixty (GO) feet thence
west parallel - Oronoko street TO the east line
Of y twenty l2O) feet alley extending out into
Oronoco >t.cct; thence north with said alley
aud parallel t. Columbus street .ixty (6O) feet;
thence east III a direct line to The beginning with
right OF way over said alley in common with
Others entitled thcrcto-s lot being improved
by large and elegant DWELLING HOUSE.
Terms Uac-thrd cash; the residue in two
cqu4i instruments ut six and twelve months,
boring six per cent interest, and secured by
d, cd al tru-! OF tn premises. SU will be re-
q'rrcI t. be deposited by the purchaser at the
time of sac. All conrcyanclng at the cost OF
tie purchaser.
aug 1T. WM H. CLAGETT, Trustee.
GALE OF BUILDING LOTS-Wlll be of.
- ier.d Tor sale on SATU RDAY, the I'D of
August, iS.4 If not sold privately at II o'clock
N, IN iron; ot the Mansion House, TWO VAL
uABLE BUILDING LOTS. fronting each 70
tee. OH the east sid. Of Payne street, between
hlltg and Cameron, and extending back l25 feet
) inrh"s-sub"ct to ground rent Of 81 per an
mum on eacr lot. Terms 1T sale
GREN s. WISE,
aug Eat for the owner
u L D o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12
ALEXANDRIA, VA
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il, 1874

The culture of fish is extending. Not oDv
do aquarium cars 90 to California, but Ger
mapy sends her samon aud we return her our
shad. To those who have watched the pro-
gress of fish culture there is no doubt OF Its III
ture usefulness. Our rivers are rapidly falling,
and even the ocean fisheries are being declma,
ted. IF we can increase not only native hsh'
but, so to speak, acclimate foreign varieties
the food supply will be, if judciously fostered'
enormously augmented. So far the success has
been encouraging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

SnlPBUILDlNG. After many years of de-
preston American shirbuihlins begins TO re-
wye. Tie S:lryards on the Delaware are full
OF ACTIVITY, ard, although working large num-
h.'I o1 hand !ircy are man" months in arrears
Ut orders. The Par tic Mail Steamship Com
lany are bul!dnr five large iron ships, aud the
An"rican ) cansnlp Company have ordered
rs m'ty more. Forty iron steamers for the
coal trade are being built for the K adiug Rail
road Company. In the Merriulac shipyardS
iu'ly ten thousand tonnage is ii process of con
slEieiiJn, and present contracts will keep the
yards busy lar into the wutcr mouths This
cheering Information gives hope that our mer-
ehant nafinc may Yet recover its fnrmer pres
ilgc All tupclc successfully in the carrying
trade vi the world.
TIE DCELLo.- 90 Wednesday last MeSSrs.
James y Frazier, J. II Goodman and A. r.
Doom. of the Rnckbridge Alumni Springs. and
Me.Srs. ). I. Robertson aud W. r. Caskc
were crested aud examined before magistrate
III ia X3ng!on on the charge of sending challrng
Is 10 .'l: iaddls s. Luck, Of the urdan Alum
SlHl' Z, to tight duel. The arrests were made
ca the application of Mr.. Luck, and the result
OF The examination was that hleSSrs. Frazier
Go"du'au a:id Doom as princi pals and Mes>rs.
Robertson and Ca>kic US seconds, were each
placed under bonds to appear at the next Cir,
cu!t & Of Hockhrllgs and answer the charge
81 >>njlDs Challenges to Mr.. Luck, contrary tt
the laws OF the State. -RtusJnrg MtuS.
The peach shipments from Delaware continue
Exceedingly small. The fruit has not generally
ripcrcd IA yet. 1t is probable that the ship,
meats during the present week will be large.
TIE horse Kitty Watson," whose recorl
show, 4:22i! was scld at WATERFOWL. n T..
on the IN instant, for $4,000. \. gentle,
nan Of iIavcr>traw. n Y, was the purchaser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

THE Prize FIGHT The prize fight between
Collyer and Edwards took place yesterday at a
point on. the Ohio river two miles west of
Smiths Ferry, on the West Virginia side. The
men entered the ring at $3.50, and the fighting
for q few rounds was sever. The seconds OF
Collyer objected to the fight continuing, alleg-
ing that Edwards had Grossitt's preparation on
his hands, which is said to be calculated 70
bliId an opponent. The referee ordered the
fight to 60 oD. The ring was invaded by the
crowd and there was great excitement. A
wrangle between the seconds took palce, and
the referee firmly announced that he had called
time" for the next round. Collyer's seconds
refused to allow him to fight any further, and
left the question to the referee who has not yet
announced his decision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

Ex-Mayor WightmaD, of Boston, was arrest
ed Yesterday for debt, and is pow IN jail. Tie
was one of the Directors OF the Franklin Coal
Company, of Lykens Valley, an insolvent or
gapzation. Ely Byers, Of Harrisburg, recoV,
cred judgment against the company for sl4''
SOC, and this process is to compel payment.
Wishtman denies that he was Director at
the time the execution was issued, and there
fore not liable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

There is trouble among the Radicals IN Florl-
da over the nomination of representative to
Congress. A Convention met at Tallehasse yes
terday tor the purpose of nominating candl-
date for Congress, but the coutesting delega'
tons took possession Of the State House, bar
ricadcd the doors and pre- vented the others from
entering. The 'locked out were trying to
hire a private hall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

The English papers continue to discuss the
project OF tunnel under the Eoglish Channel
to connect France with England. With the
present capabilities of engineering the plan is
declared to be perfectly feasible 10 execution,
and to depend alone upon an assured supply OF
money to pay the labor aud skill required.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

On Friday last, at Chicago, an injunction was
granted in the case of John W. Jones ct al VS..
the firm of Tcwle j. Roper, restraiDg them
from selling preserved green corn which has
been packed 10 accordance with what is known
as the Wiuslow process
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

Gen. Pope telegraphs Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan
that the Indians who have been maraudlng IN
Southwestern Kansas have gone to the borders
of Leano Estacado, country filled with game,
and that they have abundant ammunition. The
three columns of troops DOW operating will co.,
verge on the section named.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

The reports FROM the rice region continue to
come in of the most encouraging character. Is
Inmates are now made Of the product as high as
100000 barrels. 1t appears there never was a
season so favorable for the production Of rice as
the present one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

The Mission seut by the Peruvian Govern
ment to China has been successful. A treaty
of commerce and navigation has been signed
between the Peruvian Envoy and the Chinese
Government, permitting the free departure
from Chinese ports of laborcrs for Peru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

The Enquirer believes that in order to recov-
er its lost wealth and prestige Richmond must
90 earnestly to work developing its native re-
sources. The city is entitled to a ranking, if
not a leadieg position among the cities of the
country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

Commercial depressions continues at Pana
ma. Admiral Cochrane is there in command
of an English feet lie has been ordered to
inquire into the fogsiug Of the British Counsel
Magee, and demanded suitable reparatiou and
apology.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

Judge Henry w. Thomas, chairman of the
Senate Committee, and Jas Ii. Dooey, chair.
man Of the House Committee on Constitutional
Amendments, have called meeting of their
sub committee at Orkney Springs on the 25th
Instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

Out of 81 men hung in Maryland since 1862
fourteen were negroes! Ofthese fourteen, six
were hung for rape! The colored population
10 Maryland is a minority, and small compared
with that of other Southern States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

1t is said that Mr. Boran, an iron manufac-
turer Of Eogland, has bargaincd for FIVE hun
dred acres of land at Bridgeport, Alabama,
upon which to erect four blast furnaces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

The Liberal Republicans of New York have
called State Convention to meet at Albany
on September 9th, to nominate candidates for
State officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12
EELC.i TII.f.lL.
NJ . 7 | G. E

i BOARDING SCHOOL for the receipt
plac" on the Fl NST WEDNESDAY IN SEP
TEN BIER NEXT uIdcr the supervision 0;
Miss SUE p. JONES An early application Is
desirable, rs but Unite number will be taken.
For Information regarding terms, &C. address
DR. +. p CLARK, The Plains, Fauquer coun-
", Virginia
The Plans, F.uquier CO., Va, sug ll-2aw}w
A LEXANDkIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"a Alexandria. Va.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

Christian G. Schiefendccker, keeper of a wa
ter-cure hospital in New York, has been held
for trial on the verdict of coroners jury
charging him with causing the death of a
young lady by gross neglect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12
CANAL. COM MERGE.

Arr;vals-Boats .Alcx'r Adams, } IL Wood
barn, j X Purcell, y Mulvany DR. Broderlck,
& 3 Osw.Id, Annie and Henry q Winship, to
l;amlSl.rc and Baltimore Coal Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

A prospectus has been issued by Mr.. c. W
Denison for new daily 10 Washington, to b
called the Evening Mail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

The Democrats Of the Sixth Ohio District
have nominated Frank H. Hurd for Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-12

KH"sK Ks.-Wc have no material change to
noe in What; choice samples are activh, but
lit,c -; tLi> 4usiily is arriving, the offerings be-
ir,s principally Of inferior or medium grades !
Ill ing, ;,,-day Of Ills bushels, with sales of u
very goo s,.lnple white nj l.2. ai,d red at l23
80 49,, li35, LIS. rs AID lao, according to quail
ity, later figures being for choice. Corn is quiet
aud steady; offerings of 80 bushels, vita sales
oi mixed NJ - ard ~ Oats are in fair receipt
nnd the make! is without change in prices Of
fcrincs OF 81 bushels with sales ut As, 90, 81
and j.;