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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

TIE Centralia, H.. Sentinel, pub
lished in the midst of the Illinois
fruit region, contains the result OF
an extensive investigation into the
present prospect for the fruit crop
this season, aud lovers of fruit will
he pleased to learn that 1t IS good.
Peach trees are in good condition
and promise a better crop, COM
pared with the whole number bear
ing. than usual. The few pear trees
which escaped the blight, promise
well. Apples, cherries, grapes cur
rants, raspberries and bl.ckberIleS
promise an abundant yield. The
acreage Of strawberries is largely
increased. and, As the autumn was
favorable to the growth of new
vines. the Indications for an abund-
amt crop were never better. Cen
uaHa alone viii probably ship 1000
cases.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

IN addition to the self-appointed
task Of ''organizing victory for the
Democratic party, the st. Louis
IlDacsproposes to abolish the custom
of annually decorating with flowers
the graves OF Union soldiers. The
two purposes fit each other admir-
ably, and when the Democratic
party regains power the custom OF
paying tributes of gratitude to the
memory Of Union soldiers who died
fighting to rescue the country from
the dire effects of Democratic mis-
rule, will very likely die out of itself.
The Times says:
1t is about time that anything like sec
tional observance OF this custom should be
discontinued altogether. If it can't be kept
M as a simple tribute to American valor-
without distinction of the blue and gray-the
sooner it ceases the better.
But, suppose the Northern people
agree to this, is the Times OF the
opinion that the Southern people
are ready to do away with the dis
tinction" and confer honor upon the
blue" as well as the gray"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-23

THE wag of the House of Repre-
sentatives, Cox, enlivened Thurs
days debate on the Legislative,
judicial and executive appropriation
bill by one of his amusing sallies'
The appropriations for the expenses
Of the Executive mansion being UNI
der consideration, Dawes made some
remarks defending himself from crit
icism made upon him for some OF his
former statements respecting the
perquisites of the Presidential office
Butler rose and charged Dawes will
taking back a good many things he
had said. Then came Cox, who, IL
the course Of his remarks, read from
q newspaper a paragraph OF an IN
terview between reporter and
Butler, wherein Dawes was the sub
ject, and Of whose speech, criticlsin9
government expenses, Butler said
that "when an old brindle steer like
dawes breaks out of the pound on
"a dark and drizzly night, nobody's
"cornfield is safe, and he must be
"belled." This brought forth peals
of laughter from all excepting But.
Ter, who did not relish the joke, and
in coloquy following, lost his TEN,
per. Cox continued his railery fol
some minutes, to the discomforturC
of Butler. 1t is a good thing tC
have a wag in a legislative body
he often prevents trouble by pro.
volling laughter. Cox is not great
statesman, but he has his uses.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Aug. 8, 1874.

NEw-YORK, MOndhy, AuK' % I''f'
At the opening of the week the local morse
trade presented the dull condition when was ho'"
at the close Of the preceding week Hardly any cnke
FOR better reasonably be expected before Tue au
vent OF the FAN season. and for the present safes in ~
general market will remain restricted to orhIS "'i
horses at usual prices The leading anctoh%ssIs % ao az
likely 10 DO as much business IL usual win then ~
tween seasons anu values. although decueub III i"''
OF BUYERS Will show great amount OF uttiI.. ho-,o
Sales ~ horses carriages harness. aud genera noI'o
equipments. on tuesday, the 4t inst. --,.,.o.rs q,
AT 10 a. N, by MI Arch. johnston, IN 4uA'ooH'"'
near Untversty-place. -- -, t,,s,
At1Ia. M. by Mcssrs Van Tasseil * keaIney, III LA
Thirteentn-st.. between Broadway au1 FJlf'n-AFe'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.
s,esru.Ap or Give Isrl UrQuaa Liverpool sn0"
sIs3coa % % BTas p,s.Ss. PI5;'sGS j... = A@ Hand
s,eaTsn % PeIs P,um Aaier Tor arders Sesmith Son
M1s . LsqS % f1.s;S Enss sieSd sS Geo Buy
Bsrk Lamecs AusIl OaeSeueh. hs,, st'G9ssu SsmsrS
Bs .s Ks.s1 SsSt & FStSe Corr orders H. Dewelh Co.
R Rs Sa, nrA .ke 1 KnOvsop, 81 johns r. whitney
Co r.. M, McK,u,ou. Antwerp Reid Perkins 4 job
Brs Gsous Sesn. Goeub1rg w CnhnHg , p SSa S Son
Bns g o, 2 sse'seG ne Msyor Nav, Hamilton Lam D. Ncto
Brs Gudo tI.sL ~ CaeAgao Lynn Eas siosSy.sa = % r.
bzS ,S 4S93i A.Tn. BE PSeaa ST Johns r. Jas W. EVen Co
Sen, ssSI n a,sr ~ 's Possr Harrs WsissS. wcnse
scar BStssu BrAHdiSeTg Aa1 oaye', i01As' '-i' W.
,... ~, a, Par, 1Br1 ri5. liverpool Julr 2s, and
sIa Dan " n mdss auJ pass to John G Dale %
Slap 1alin small O NJsne CHI PaeAei' L00'0n 'un' 1' ii
S'.,s R.ss Sol Jacobsen AAIhue Jane g. in ballast
Ger & Soge Bs%s9 8 a sa iSg. E SiH oos
Bars e6e @ Grrcnoes Taylor Cow Bay II as'i @ I'm coal go,
Brs Saova uLj. MADsAnaro Naples - DAYS via
"is g. Geo Gie1s of BO.tOn) Thompson ST. Ma Ga days
via s Ss. star Revua Of and y day, John B.
''s sea Es NJ peuneu oi Msch Thompson MuQuah n S.
''se Eess j. J. ! D. tf,auer s.tasrs virginia
Sch. " II. Katau. Weoey Virginia
Nl.I Lowell RI
Ser. ss... a & 14a4s PaaneL y.lsnA
MEMORANDA.
The & new 7 @ e Iss 1f e ansoS D2 l 6 Be- AuS %
for NeN-lork.
Ca Kennedy o. he steamship CLYDE at Galveston July % from
kew-York reports that July p m % miles s. r. = Is IRON
small boat bottom she d 10 ih Track
nj rtsri olrd steamships hei ee by her anchor
he sane place Mav I3. be Lass saw her she
is dangerous 40 us she cannot
h. r sr wi be the Of SINKING some vessel
1 aOir removed taere s1ol.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BARR 9T1e Traasatntc tompanvs steamship Vile De
PaT Daul, SeSloA July % for Aa'e arrived here tis
LrvEEPo1 Aug 3The Allan Line steamship scandinavian,
Sr .-lr. yreaet t.a D. 80 tl.s port to-day
P-YNor-I. 3li lIaullrs American Line steamship Ham
mona Yos. Jlv touched port 10 0cOck
Iaste evening 70 Hamburg.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship CAua Panama JAY 81. from Francisco,
Wit / zoo tons Tor Seu-York By the Colon
steamship Constitution arrived Francisco 81 Aucust from
Panama va Acapulco 3Z4 passenger and AIS freight
.tOr Latest Sa;D Firm Pa0el
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
TNHE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AM
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD
LONG ISLAND.
cuooT Dcr-T-R rO RARVJON AgD pfpp Tsf Avn

SHORT ROUTE TO BABYLON AND PiRE ISLAND
TTsn Hunters Point al bsO 80 Ss35 and T.
Is D. The g.35 IN fSJ p n fGst Ertre
nns Flashing C6Aegl Point wtitesio., Great
K.et aBd al other 1se Tst fery New
Yort n JAmesp East River 30 rnuies Bs foot Of Thirty
ioartns 10 previous tbe departure u trains
from iufr reEe sold ADJ baggage checked JADes
and Thirty aoss sunday raEs lsvr Hunters font Tor
all stations q X 10 Ana
For College Point, Whiesiont sE1 al nsermecs stations
At B. 10 a. 2:St, 800 o. . For Ors; Ares All AZ
irJrnea saolf 10. 80 and O0 The biIU 80
"a and 400 1886 from haIisrs FONT esEbeet
T 49, l. I.AlOS, 3 ~. ..es.I.l
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
TurnlI1re.

EOR RSALE-DESKS, CHAIRS RECITATION
1 SEATS. BLACKBOAkDS CAtrIIS Sc, suf ..,nt or LOO
scholars Cal 5. -OI West JUsL or ATLKLOW ssI
JIISFIT CARPETS. Good secondhand and
vi CARPETS sDeoasy al sizes. patterns, verJ
cheap IL Futon-sL, near N4ssau side entrance
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w for FURNITURE. CARPETS. and BEDDING. 1t
n COWPERIINAIIE 80 s. Nos. l5j la1 lJl thaha1st
as INTENSE STOCK ASD Low PRlCkS
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

-
Trains leave Harlem River Station at T. 3 and 9l5 H. l2o
s.-5. &. 90 20. aEa 6.4J PIN
cavnr Fulton Harlem River Station, al t. T. o25 and
u a. n, a 3.lJ 4 = - m o n o.. t., a ,.,..
JOHN MOODY Supt \. J. Diuson, Ses.lork.
DEM RAILRO A D.-THE
GREAT TRUNK LISE AND UNITED STATES MAIL hoI II
Trains NewYO from foot Of Deorosses and C9andsS as
Erpfe.s Tor Harris ar Purgh South with Pull
Palace attached $3.50 and $3.50 Sunday ALd
FOR bsusport Loci Haven Corr Re. Pla Ere R.
80 D. o WamDoTt an Lock lisyel s:oO ILL., connecting
Tor Bs ,nore wsiugton South. Limited Washington EI
prs" P4ror Cars daily, except Snnoa Al 800 AZ
rye sshngton 4l0 u. Regular at $50 H. ahc p IN
FIre,s i5l philadelphia $40 $50 IA 1890 4lO
$50 o. snd II nighi SUNDAY. ,, $50 AM p " Ln
grant fee0u eSss p.
Aooornlnolaos Trenton at IN ana Pm .
230 ~ 3:4O 4:lO 40 g. $50 5;4O g. $40 $3.50 Z 1880
$40 70 Il:5e 9 one x night Sunday ~ . aHo ga
$40 84O 4ilO 4:50 500 5:ZU 5;4O o. $40 6;8O $50
70. Rshway $50 2. = 10 - n. 2 go $40 B. 40
$40 3O 4JO 520 5+O o. 6.lO $50 4 e:4O ~ o. H. and
For woodbridge AntOy, and South Amooy, and 10 N
For Sss. Bs1s.9ct spd II 2. 3lO 1880. 5'2O
90. .u4 p n Snd ~ n,ght % 5eAe-,. %, .. H.
for LamlertvIe aud Pennington $50 r. m and : o. n
F1 Phi.Llsburg Bevuerei $500 M, and L. m ,,,o
BuTibgIOn 400 Camden. aDJ S:5o H. IoO
Farfreesol1 an and 4p N.
Pnr FarnnrdAie and soaau = n snd Z D. m - %
PenberOl Cadea. asd VIA boat from Pier No 90
Trans ave fIcwsF5m Pittsburgh $50 and $3.50 snd
e}5 saB; $50 dsiTt MONDAY From Wsshng,
G:zO 4l9, D is and lO:z1 SUNDAY ~
l55 n 2:l5 EI5. 5l5 6:50. s:44. 1927 D. IL SUNDAY,
Gao. 6i3D'65O. II SO u, $3.50 and 1927 o
Ticket Ooe 526 944 BrosvGF No. Anor House snd loot m
DeSbroe CsiEndi Ssr-iOt; no Courit. Bf0gkHn
oGse Ne Bsttsrgpace. BOYD r Passenger Asedt
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
MIusicaI 1usirumenIs

Gluslcdl lusirumenIs
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEM-
n Work TRIBTVR WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE LPIO "
OFFICES Nos 81 i-2 Thryseeond-si or jos !" sss
r.st. 5O1 TLirl-ave. IhHT-our;hst a. e
HARLRN OFFICE No 2&s1 Thir1-ave cor one .ha
twenty oIrh tIalem Savings BlnL Budngi Aal a. t DoA
LlS BRANCH OFFICE IS3 Washngoast' re1t aoo !" ne
Post-OIce TO 5 At regular Once raIes.
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, square and
"A Uprch RENT chesp SAFES monthly payments
CAL u nERRELLs 80 Uon-.qaare go l22 foaI1aLel
BRAUTIGAMs Upright and square
a. PIANOS second gr oierae toa'llA's On
hud large Pianos from best maAeA Ne"
lsnl Pianos Warer7ons no tO4 BoSlaL
An IMMENSE STOCK OF PIANOS, new
n and SECOND makcrs nl 90 cell on easy mo- hY
ravmeutA Wll A. POND Co., No 5i7 B5A-say 0Iaaca os
80 Uuou-square
DURDETT ORGANS.
u BILLlSGs WHEELOCK, General Agents
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Miscellaneous.

DARTTES desiring BOARD, city or country,
OF IN APART hRETs for Winter, sPpiy TO B. DALEY
- 0h-ave EycrY house personally Inspected
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Boaro ano Rooms.
Board and Rooms Wanted.

WANTED-By a young man, ROOM ana
w BEDROOM with BOARD pivaie
hmiy Or without hoard location 2dATe beo" I@1hst
Address NJ, 80 Clinton. place
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

pEGULAK CATSKIl4L BOATS.-The steam
EN bosi New Champion Capt Ssd leaves P1 80 loot Of Fapk
Inst. mond.S Weanesay and Friday for Cast
CTeS Landing and inodte points sSs-md Andrew Harder
81 3 u. TINS ths CatsEN hne which
4h C5uysAs fst Care D0han, Winda Patlsy
A.IiDipect route via Citizens' Line
- sesrosts Pies 40 houh River q 30 through
suEos fHes 8hd THURSDAY 81 MoDaay W0indAr Phi
DAY kIunnon TnketS. FeEf6ft goe 80
oas on ~ EIcnroa aeke Round Lae S3 o.
STONINGTON LINE tor NEWPORT and
Sesthets sIOSiNGTOS Monasy WednedAy Pndavi MAR
RA6AhsrI ~ s1s TEOtssA5 aud Saturday from Pier 80 SsTh
hveT q, b H.
The insgnf RHODE ISLAND ry excsrt supe.v
Per 80 horiA heT al ~ ana Pier Twen
sIrrer D. arriving Boston evening EIeuraoa
i,cksts 10 Stohuy,ou mp. -.
l. " FILXiS,. 6ea Pas Agent. D. g BABCOCK PrA
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Farmers.

E'ARM HAND-A German man who under
a stands all Ands Of farming would ise place 70 Sc bs Noh
south. q; furnish
from App ODELL AGENCY, 100 est
3itb-sL, Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,
New and Secondhand. Of First-cass Makers vf1 y
Sof Lower Prices J0r ca'h ~ on lnstniimtntt.
~er N Ciy Country, during this menih, hy HOhAtb
WATERS 81 -ON, No, Isl broadway lhnn ever Ne
fore offered in Ncw-N srL. PEtlAi.I1 flhhos
aad Organs leI untu ne rent money nays ~ prlce
of ne Instrument. Illustrated CntalOgHes MHiled
A large discount thurChes. schools Lodges. etc
-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
5tfamboaia au0 RAILROADS..
READERS of THE TRIBUNE about

4 LII READERS of THE TRIBUNE about
"A law or for he srrl~e ant al Neo- Iorrrs rartl'ng
enough az p0n 20 reeiue NAL
matter haze THE D1TLY TRTBCNR nailed 20 the
for 81 month"; SoIofno pos19,'
Qf paper changed TheaerT
Ordered Weekly TRIBUNE scpi be sent ddress
months Al postage and thai am0aAf erort 9
postage Tars abroad hare 1RV ediftors OF THE
TRIBUNE matted BANKERS for ne 0iag peFt"ds DAILY
Weekly. hree months; Heeklp st1 months
4 FTERNOON BOAT for West Point. New
n bagh POashkeepSe Ronaout and Kingston LANDING al onns
Cornwall. NewIsmburg and MioI-The MARY POWELL, from
Nesirv-st, Pier 80. everv afternoon. az y
Nokels IN packages at reduced rates.
A LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPPO-
"A SITION LiNEFe so cents deck 81 90 With berth 81 %
with s,ststoom JANBS D SCHUYLER sprngst Pier hohDfs
NBDNBSDAls and FRIDAYS Returning IRON AbAtf o.
Dav SUNDAY, a. Tventv-tlri~
returning Albany evening Fare, Newbug and Pousb
keePse SOC. ALBANY, ~ rouni tng. 81 90
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
II and Naugauck Raroad~ Fare a. steamer BRIDGEPORT
leaves Nes-lork stll:3J NJ and Bndzepcrt a. II D IA
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
7 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
u 4 -L--.N -L-L-LE ~ ELL.RnL IL

CInmrlc-cE MONDAY july p. 1874.
LeEve Nrw-.0k ur,u Per 3. n. e., .o0, 0l keci0fstl
700 a. n -f1f Long Branch. ScaluCh. and Highlands
9:t5 uor P--spta, Lo-g Branch Ware'0wl, TueSertor
~ tr.rs-.r.
I.4O nFoT Philadelphia Long Branch, WaeOwu. a8a Tuck
go D. m--Per p g. T. i'' --e - ~
$50 r u.-p.r Long Branch WarptoWn.
$50 p m-Fof L0tk BrslrH ana eTurd ate stations
On SUNDAYS leave TsentFJui. Pier al "a and Per al
go fr Brau-i EurtIug, Per G;5O p.
Tseriy-i1sr.st. Per a; 10 o.. m
FGTe ifol Aea lJfk o. FAuElsI1l.a. Only g 25.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

NEW-NORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- GiVFh RaLRoAD-Af-r 2S, 1874 through
Ceu.Ial De.ot.
500 Chcago Northern R1press With drswng.roOn
teTca % Eooa-l.er - Adams
EIIrrss llro-.h hme. hours and
A. m'ur'-s
10; psoai Ct-,so ErDress with to aoh
o. u. rl
40; a. e. r.. Northern and Weseeru EIoress
5:4 n. N-e-.4 tr.r,s. l.acar- 900 p n
400 MoI.ges E1press WITH ssep.asca from SevYork to
Adams
800 Express Daily seepnzoars for Waisr.Ovn and
e
$500 n Parfc E1press D,v ng-ars for Rochester
Bufgo Niagara Fssi also for CHcxO l. NJ T.
karesc.
Il.OJ EIpress, viii Troy Albany
C H. BRNDRICK
P.Sseu A.-pL
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Gardeners.

XVANTED-Bv n Scotchman, a situation Il
w Ame1ca HEAD GARDENER frs.cl,ss estabsh
thorough profession In al - branches Dr. hi "a
recommsId. aye -. Address w. WATSON Henham 6auie
Suffolk T. B. Eug 70 the Countess Of StfadOroke
BelgrayeuIu-Ie London.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

WHINE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL
CARiSYISo TIM
UNITED. STATES MAIL.
NBw ASD eULLrPOWKRxD SgkAMshIPS
Newfort IN sAruRDA rvu Liverpool THURS
czlnx q Corr Hssosr
BALTIC. SATURDAY. A1rus 8 q 2oO
BNTASAlC SATURDAY Azros Is. al 1880
CELTIC. SATlBpAl, Asesf ~ al 100 D. N
OSEASlt. nhTTBllAr. Aaxs~s ~. st 800 a.
kEPU BLIC. SAICRIAAf. Acpsesneet 2 a. OOp.
ksu whs. posS. Hcr So. North hyer
passuaes for Al anrvAlei soaSahy
SAFETY SPEBD AND COMFORT
sosH sAto-roens an ts 10 Hsasnip 40
sher 5useeas ss~Tdesses AeeonpaAs
hsss
RATnsssseoa $50 ses- R1suss reAe. sl40 soA
o~ fhoss wsAirs tr ress the Ois CesnS
obtain prepaid s~saesies n os rssca =,
Psssenges nookeo Of AssneA rGA aAno&L
Sorvay. Sweden tsila Australia ChaA
Drafts FL
me ceneeaTs
sDteA 10 ~ axsassAy. aeu iSh 4 J. CoAilss ASssA
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Seamstresses.

4 NEAT, active. willing girl as CHAMBER
A MAID ami to 10 PLAIN SEWING ass.si LAUNDRY
ex-~eat references AGcfs L. j. Tbuae
OAcs 81 Il West 32d.s.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Cooks.

4 MN COOK and CARVER wants a STU
- hUel restau
private best Of references sober stev eh
capable FOR Can - al q PhOI eSIA't
HOME BUREAU. ith-ave.. loth-stg
COOK AND COOk.-A Frenchman and wife
~ would Ike re together hotel or resaran is frat
pasy b excellent
Can BE- ODELLS BUREAU, No. lOy West
34.h-sL Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

FoR SOCrH4MPrOY And BRKHkS
The DJSAr Can't. H. 4 Negssbsr 500 s % I'D
SEsUAl. AGeuv .. a. HeI-e Per iod thf' '~
nonoSrn 10 ~ OIO-el
gte.msniu MOSEL can't C. Erl. SATURDAY Ar r-usi =
RATkH oF PASSAGE 10 LONDON HaVkb. AND saEhEG
~ z-CivALENr 'ffNsHti.
cabin ~" hi fi-v
.EtS Alsr
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

Young voull ike porter store Office OF la,e
furnish Of ierencS tan De seen a. ODELL
AGENCY lOS West 3st1si., cor. BroadNay
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
Sdics up Aurllou

a. MgKwS, Aucuoueei
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co., GJ6 Broadway
Boots Works Of An raneF So'-s' -
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04
LINE.

NAllON AL LINE.
Prom P.ers a. .hi -. Mort Rvrt
TO oTKHSStONN ASD LINbAFOuL:
ITALY :. at 900 n. SPAIN ..-AG- D. a. ~ m
ID August IL At 900 .. CANADA. Az - q - m
FOR LONDON OiAEtt
DENMARK. Gulaer. ..A n "a
Ca0I Passage u"ncV s~erage greatly ednea
pre- RGm Te.e.s Il Re uc-d PrcBs4 Stee acsets iron
Liverpool the owe Apply h' C"nlatr 1t,. No -
,. '" - hhNNl hah-et
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT And PAIL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDEDl AZ 3 %.
- Norl River. foot Of Murray-st,
THE WCRLD-RESOTNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Can't A. G SIMMONS Capt b. NJ. SIMMONS.
TIE Taunton. A1-e5oro, Plymouth, New
Bedford Eue~s Nantucket Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS al pnscps points New England and the Prov
For Ice aud ,tecols 90 ~ al1 90 Broawaf
BoadFr7. Taenr Ir Onehuni ela-1
tve1fret Dod Kx1rs CGce t44 Brot.war and 10 togr
Office all principal Hotels
ana Dlcs - .
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THR SEASON
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents.
GEORGE Z CONAOl. Passenger 4
q q x
New-York tribune., 1874-08-04

| TOR HARLEM. landing at ELENENTH-ST,
/ I ASTORIA ONEEU UNnEED-AND-NNTiI-ST and ONE-HUN-
DHEDANDTWLSrEIhST oonneo-ng with bo'ts for Hsb and
& Bo4ss Peek hall go
/ unf p d.. Il a. 1880 and 3.
n Sunday
] hr ff.trr rrrt a D. . u u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-14
The Steamer Europe.

New YoRK, April Il. A passenger on the
Europe gives the whole Dumber of souls on
that steamer at 374 The freight list amount
ed to 1000 tons, the Freuch goods Including
5000 baskets of wue The Europe left Brest
on Saturday, the 2Sth uitiuo, aud as she pro-
aressed the wind, which was blowing quite
hard when she departed, increased in violence,
and she steamed slowly. Ou "Wednesday, night
the flrv of the storm was terrible and sleep
was out of the question. Up to this time the
donkey engine had been kept in continuous
motion. 10 few uncoucerned inquiries as to
the cause for the constant working of the don
key the answer was made that ashes were DC
calculated the Europe was 1000 miles from
Brest, steamer OF the National line was III
sight and everything appeared to be going
well, the passengers being scattered around h the
vessel killing tune as they best eoulo. Aooul
D. IN. gun was fred. Every body asked his
ueighbor what 1t meant, but none suspected
the truth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-14
The Rush vet Continues

to the great auction sale of dry goods at the ware
rooms Of Green 4 Williams, corner OF Tenth and
ID streets, Washington D. Z. Many OF the most
beautiful patterns 10 silks, cloths, &c., yet offer
ed have just been opened. Although several
thousands OF dollars worth have been sold
many of the best aud most desirable goods yet
remain to be disposed Of The stock is repieu-
ished by new Invoices as soon as former lots
are run of. But the eud will soon come, aud
therefore all who wish to get bargains should
avail themselves Of the present opportunity.
During the present bright aud beautiful wealth,
er the ladies should turn out 10 full torce aud
see what elegant goods are presented tor their
inspection aud purchase, aud at prices' too
which are SO astouishiugly low that only seeing
is believing The sale continues day aud night
COMMENCING at 10 a. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-14
LOCAL lSkEvITlES.

A fight between white bull.terrier from
Washington and a brindle dog OF the same
species from Georgetown, come OF at OposSum
hall yesterday afternoon, and was attended .Dy
about fifty of the fancy-a turn applied 10 tue
most villianous looking set OF mortals ever seen
bcrcabouts, who came here on the Washington
ferry boats, and went across the river on the
steamer Virginia The fight was for $50
side and was won by the Washington dog On
foul.
La the Supreme Court ofthe u. S. yesterday
in the case OF the Washington, Alexandria and
GEORGETOWN Steam Packet Company, plaintiffs
10 error, VS.. Frederick L Sckles ct al, 10 error
to the Supreme Court of the District OF Col
umbia, Mr.. Justice Miller delivered the opln-
ion of the court, reversing the judgment OF
The Supreme Court, with costs, auu remandng
the cause, with directloa to award new trial.
AS will have been seen by the Order OF
pubiicatiuu," in the Guzttte, lsaacs, Taylor and
Williams OF Richmond, are sulug Philip QuIg-
ley, Hcury IL. Wells aud William W. Dungan
representing the Alexandria Canal Company
10 the Corporation Court OF this city TOR the re-
covcry Of an alleged judgment of over twenty
years standing against the caual company
A large quantity of drift wood, coming down
by the current now in the river, aud blown
ashore by the easlerly winds prevailing, was
found in the docks, and coves near the city
early this morning and hundreds ui colorcd PEG
pie were busily engaged iu collecting it to- day.
Attention is directed to the sale of the resi-
due of the Mount Vernon estate, and vaua-
bic city properly, to take place Tomorrow, ad-
vertised iu another column OF to-day's Gazette
All the coal companies engaged at Cumber-
laud have commenced shipplug coal by CANA,
aud but for the high water at Big Slack Water,
boats would be arriving here freely.
The work of digging the new reservoir for
the Alexandria Water Company is progressing
vigorously.
\ regular semi-monthly meeting of the City
Council will be held TO night There is no
business of special importance to be transacted.
A delegation of the Osceola Club of this city
will attend ball to be given in Baltimore to-
night by the Echo Social Club Of that city.
A brilliant aud beautiful meteor OF large size,
illuminating the whole uorthern heavens was
observed last night.
A night train will be put on the Virginia
Midland Railroad on Sunday ucXt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-14
The Markets.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Stocks active; little
lower Money T. Gold 1873. Flour shade
frmer Wheat advancing. Corn firm.
BALTlMogE, April IA -Virginia SKIES, con-
solidated, 50; West Virginlas lO3 III today.
Flour firm and unchung ed. Wheat firm white
choice 1856; fair to prime do. l654loO; choice
amber lS3nls5; good to prime red 17Oal8O; COM
mon to fair do l50a160 Pennsylvania red It's
Ohio and Indiana do. l55alG7 Western Spring
l5Oal55 Corn quiet and steady; white Southern
IS; yellow Southern ST; mixed Western, new,
81; old 49, Oats active and steady; couthern
67a72; Western 66at9. kye firm. Hay un-
changed. Provisions firm and active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-14

POKE OF ALIEN An DR1A ANIL II, 10 t.
SUN RosE........ ~ NOON RISES. 4 81
SUN SETS ........ i IS
ARRIVED.
Schr Margaret Ella, Machodock, to Wash
ington s. Bro. -
Schr Bradley, Philadelphia, to Mehatfcy
s. Co.
Schr Virginia Dare, Port Deposit, to j H D
Smoot
PASSED UP.
Schrs Chas Sampson, Boston, and Saml y
Hart, Philadelphia, for Washington; and w d
MARVEL and Jesse Murdoch, Providence, for
Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamer New York, Philadelphia, by f A
Reed.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Currioman, By + A Reed.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Lilly, for this port, sailed from baltl-
more 18TH.
Schr Lulu Lynn, hence, at Richmond 18th.
ASHORE.
The schr Thos Ware with cargo of coal
hound up. is ashore off Fort Foot on the vlr-
ginla side of the river.