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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

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bee Rrunprinssn ufrwsIltR bttanntlia
In Ralsl, I'm bort bas @pmnaEum 40
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GSmnaRumsbtfu& bss iuHatn ptinJsn
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fsIatn anfans ssuCmmtn. Die SAi.
lsr Der psrihisesntn 9laf'n fnb bier
an rtr GaIbt brr Whbsn 80 srtsnntn,
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btn pinj,H p0u Berlin aus tIsr siHgs.
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aandsn mit fintm 2aulf itints Dcppsl.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

Der 5reimaarerbpnb umfabt nad
elmer porlisetnbsn Staiiait isbl 5000
ecgtn NIT etner taIbtn 9litIien wlit.
altsbtrn. tpopon auf Dsuif6taab 80, !
coo Ia 800 Roeen fommsn. @roebri.
tanIsn sdbIt 2.000 eOssB uub amtrlta
mstr ale 1000 2o9fn. .,,'.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

GiHfesuns eiHss Wrebise,s.-cr.
palfcT RssfsL tsr HrHivRdtIif TssbiseE hU
esHif&su Gu. eaib. 3IUns aiFts IN aanlaRsT,
puEet am sSEIssisH GsHHIas unifE stlpTfStH.
stH 6stTIi4isIim BON ben vafGfz Gr. @rs,a-
EaIe HHb S&maui Ia isIH Uni sinstlss.. Das
5iHs&ST tsr GsmsiHes irus rasbrus isbv ss.
IuHssHs @slSHss ssL pSbEsnh bic sabIrh9 bW.
IaHmsItf GsmsIHss Mt srS6H NHfmHIiamlds
esm intsrHaHisH @siissbisne fsIsts. = @E
BaHiasa esm gaaer uHb ising @smsiHes GTie.
BE- Hnh Giairaat, unb Sin gfis traeHII4ss 81.
iammMpIriln. r.L .lAa
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

Die ueae Wferse' @ifentabn ,st
i@sH saHiafsr ans @ilnssiat 70 issi fsrife.
uns Sirs bfrsIis bsiabrm. am DaaifasnHas.
tag putesH % pnfsHsH NIT bsm uam 8ue
zen saaiaaT rad Rianssiat bsfSrbut unb
ifit@s 80 sun ssEi HifsT inrad. Jas siHsH
Start" ~ eas saHi suL uni 70 uHisrIIsat
itiI'm 3wsifsI, sae I'D Vic 1abn cut sniir.H
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

9er aasiianb bar SaiFsIasu Ia
Rsw gOrt bausrt ni&t nur fort, fcn.
bern bat a& nod wfiisr auseeestnt.
als llnisrtaHblaaesH irssfn tinfs Mas.
elsiGss Fab blS ifbi fitfesf&Iasfn,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

Gin elsb, bas @raat balb Tns,u
piTb;
,,Nub I Bonn, mus { bsnn
3uni psibfn Daus 'Haus |"
Ben Butler wtrb itm Die 8tsIsltung
baju NIT iltbsrRtu e5fsIn tlirrsn ! -
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

abtsben erei herperra aaenber
Wfdnner. - Der a&it. SetH %. Rsse,
tttbsr OsnrI&hr sH Supnms Court BON
psHHtvIsaHIsH, aarb an SsHnias 9a9miiias
In pRiIassIpbia I'm alisr SsH II Satttn.
Sem fsIsis Ravsr easaHisvr, bistaisr
waaser son Rsp gph. wfiay an Roniaa
pIOSli9 an sintm S&lasau6 aarS.
nHS ssr Driti, % pr. @ssrs eabar sOn
sifoHssburs. pa. sT Sllsis RauH Ia penn.
iyiuanitn. sff
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

RliHet fenbertar.-aDis btIaHat re-
fsHiris sbHIaHsa tsr Gbsw. u. z. @srtavk,
STtsisfr Der staif4H nfamtGlsH o.. 9sbans
ME 9smtIHhf Ia eaHiaRn. Ha&esm tlsis I'm
siHt GHtIafane iHsriauht baiis. Die Ga&s
fam nun II sHIssln @s4s sps slas Spnlal.
Sisuue bT eaniaf1 GIaaIs, RObei bic Rsas.
uatisH einaIHaaIs auesHsmmsu, Hab bsT Be
ltInb ssfa6i HHrls. eae bic @smsiHAs siH Sabs
lang Sssr tsa psHisptHs is&s RaHats saiaat
asu uHbsiss. bIsttH fsIL-Dis U sas2 pat
sinf saianie 9f#sinhs uial Elm Rs&L siHsH
gEshissr 20 srRdeIH RaHHRtptII9 sStr
asbl &c Hnlr hn DiiialuT bE gIaflIs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

Gin ssfsrSsbieb perbaftst. = Gin
grtmsH, su isIssH RamtH alp gbarIss ..
GauheIpp aasas. nuSbs an spEIstisH @iiths9
Ia gsti auf ben gsrsa4t BIN snbafisi, siR
Tfrbseisb ~ lstH. gE bar NH elatm Gabs-
sat IN tst Giasi stiammM stsiaaiie has
gfrs ~ s25 nah BET has Buggy gun isItM
aEsis an. er aftaHpitis. IN eaHIaRH gn-
panhll q bahsu. @p6leT a,Ils 60 bstaus.
hae IEIa paFEtt Name psHIy UsgtsR a, uuS
eab pft!s ane aeaeEH ksh efiEfanbslisrr
Dtamy tn RsHHiisp ssesFs Sou Ten q te
tEfltfetH Ralit. Der nnTseIi9e BhhtmauR
uaIet Ha4 eahlaaF IL BE Sail sssEa4t, IN
sEi pEsiFieft ~ HnhsH. III
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

Ro@ mttr etra eenrduber.-Dh
sr eaHlaiiH .gsIIsfsuHb" msIhst, purbs an
ssrItsita DisHaas Atsut. SI, SsbH GaTst
sOtHbafi BET SispbaH eriisussr Habs WsuHt
5uy. pSerfHs a auf TsIasm psimhsss Bon Ri.
Soy rar. zine baIbs RsiIs ssH hsr BaHnh
pISsII& ssn swfi @dnHuH ans'balisH. DIR
Gius GfaeIs bas Tfrt bsim ahsiI nHa fsusrtt
tuT4 Sas SsiisuIsesT Ia bic aHiF&f. Das
Tfub rie ii4 ten hfm Slya5sHsSutsr Iss. 10.
rauf btTIflbf siutn lipsIirH SGub IN kas Sn.
urt bss Bassus ifurrir. upHs i,hsa kissma
70 ~tHis ale bas gEasmaI oFH. Gsrrsf ~ irsi.
fen. qtbtrtE fubr NIT aan eIIs aaa psnit
Hnb taHirtits SHlfs nm BE @sssIaeEr 10
ssrfsIssa; IsIasT paitfa hisis % itsva inipi-
f9m aus BIN Staubs sfmaAi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03
SeufidlIano.

Berlin. 25. Nsb. Gts @raftn BON
arnIm @sfdHsaietuit 10 srIslat,ri ipor,
ben. DSlsItt pIre ni&t mspr pun tsr
psIiid iibsrwa&t.
0tta, 81. gsOs.-3a Snustrud In
EsroI ssrfpirts man tsuir sinsn lti&.
ten erbtsbsnRob, ttr sreefn Saudsu
unisr ben einwOtHsrn bsrsorrisf istSb
wslitr ifiHsa S&absn anrithtttt. )
Giut aufrtssnbs Sttnt mid.
tIis Rd an slaamiiias bee 20. Dlt. an
3alsabaaa ln Berlin az. Bon .tlnsm
bert lIsssntsn 9aens FsI sIn finf Sabre
aIiss aiab In bas @aRsr. BaIb fam.
msIts f& sia, srO6s Rsnf6snmtnss an
lifsr, psIbs aa StriwsiftIt naa 9hlt
uufat. SH Sssltiiuns tinu DAME
tam au@ sia iHnssr GrtI[IsrIs DfF,Isr
psrbsl, wsl&sr. na&esm sr bic urla&s
bee auFaufs rfatrsH. isfcri. ObsIsiA
ibn bic Dams tuIhdiubattsH sulu&is,
ben Dssfn pOn R& warf unb ins Raf.
fee fprans. eautlolt Siiat bsrt1ats
an uftr nab ausr aussn waun In
baasst Grwariuns auf bsH muitIesa
DfFsIsr ssrIaist. tptIAsr bier, BIt sas
Giisras 9rtuj auf f.Insr 8rup ssists.
BEN Fob niat tum srasR IaI Ins auss
fab. Die Gufrssuus wHret atsr aHf
has asuesrRs ssfpaunt. aIs tu Brave,
aussni&slnIla untsr aulbIstuns fsInsr
lsbisn sraft,. eas sine&sn Dor a&
ttrlatbtab. f& faum moo itsr ttm
@aGtr 30 taItsn strmsaif. S&pn
uusbs be 8sfir&hus IaHi, bae uist.
leibt 8tlbs ibrsn EoS fnftn wirttn /;
boo nsa etamaI rafte bar Sii,itr alIe
Rrdftf julammtH uab srfaett elm ION
jussporisuss Cell. INIT bsfsH SiIfs sr
bals bas llftr trrfiAt Bate. Die in,
jwif&sn tsrbtiassilts Nnltsr nabm tor
nea I.b.ness 8Ine In Gmplans, wdt-
rtnb bar Sif,isF NIT itintr Damt zine
Drol&ls bsfiss nab f& ben ranttartn
0lid,H btr @tHse sniics.-Srapo! /.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

Abeebedt. - Das sbnISHsf ssH Or.
StHi. RiiblH ia eauiaaG sssisHsis Saus,
UsI&ss uniiE hem 1amsn .tas 10 SiHussH
eaus' bslaHHt 70. (psl % Ia isbH GmHtm
s'saut wHrbs.) RaTh ipSbssnh bee Gsaums am
vSrIsbifn RSHias itsiIbhIs bsfeSsist iHhsm
sH Dins sas Ga& INN sbtI atri6. uns tas
eaus fcHa saIshis. DIsis s,sbn Siunsm.
odHlsr' aHb siiE be RAGE" uHiaHeIlit t--tiu
oumbus. -si6eI
tlsttissas bai ta 5iurm AUG "a aabnss
SksIIsa efs gcuHiiss bsssHttHetn S9assn an.
efri6ttt, ..,.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03

Die MeunoHitsn. = Ri&i hrnisfr
etnu 2l2 glsnHcniisn IaHsisH am grriias aus
Ri&aIiu. 8u6Idut. In philadelphia an, bon
e'ntn 100 Sinstr liph. Gs iinb bsiHabs Iaui.r
gfnrantif, unb fiiprm mdlrHs ssu Ramsu
S@mist paFns. siiast GoGt unb S&rSbsv,
unO iamfH nas aus eiHm Dsti. Sis ttaba@.
lisFn. il& IN paniaiiH Ossr RsnisOmnv asun.
" nisefiiulndfn. Sif baaisa S50.oOO In
barren gsls. nsba 8s&i,In.-gBiF btIem lit
nillismmeu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-03
GtarOlp9iit)es.

Der Der sat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26
..wA pr' TiIK4; .,aE
:. 70 shop the oery age and Indy Of the Times

Three serious accidents occurred yesterday.
in Baltimore, Chas. j. Lamhdln tell from the
mast Of the puugy Martha Ann, at Pratt street
wharf breaking his lett arm III iva PLACES. cut
tag his head badly and receiving Severe utter
nal injuries. E lward Williams, cnlored, had
his lex badly broken by asaud bauk falling 90
him; and Mr.. Levi Weaver was severely 10
iured by the breaking OF u rope OF the elevator
at his establishment, by which he was precipl-
tated some distance 10 the ground below.
The operations of q. w. CIaypoole, the
clerk of the Baltimore city postotfce, arrested
On Saturday. seem 10 have been of a most ex-
tensiye character. The large number OF letters
taken by him and recovered by the detectives,
addressed to parties 10 this CITY, have been de-
Iivered TO their address, and 10 each case they
we're found to contain something OF value.
Much valuable jewulry has been recovered from
the pawnbrokers.
There are about eighteen delinquent banks
which have hitherto failed to remit the i've
per centum of the circulation to the credit OF
the redemption fund They have been notified
three separate times to pay up. The Treasurer
will forward them 6uaI notice Tomorrow,
which proving without avail, their notes Will 90
to protest, and their names, with the facts, be
made known to the public.
Robert Miller, brakeman in the employ OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
was found at 100 a. w., yesterday, between
the tracks, two aud haf-miles east of Fred
erick Junction, in a senselrss aud dying con
dition. He was taken to the Junction where
he died at GAO a. III.
A balloon ascension from Philadelphia, yes
terday had a disastrous termination, the bal
loon dragging over the house tops until cut
and collapsed, when the basket fell a distance
of ninety feet, severely iujurlug one of tue oc,
cupants, who was picked up in an lnscnsble
condition.
The great swimming match to take place at
Long Rraoch, yesterday, was postponed on
account of the rough weather that prevailed.
The contest excites great interest III New ! ork
and at the Branch.
The cricket match at Dublin, between Irish
men and Americans, Was Concluded yesterday,
resulting in another victory for the latter They
won by score Of l65 to rs. A large number
of spectators witnessed the game.
AT Summericld camp meeting, 10 Maryland
yesterday, camp fires and straw beds for car
peting, rendered the jewellers in tents as
comfortable as was to be expected.
1t was decided at Washington, yesterday, to
send representative Of the United States tc
attend the Postal Convcniou which meets il
Berue, Switzerland, September Is.
A special from Milan, Tennessee, says an in.
cipicnt negro riot in that county was prevent,
ed yesterday by the arrest Of the rluglcaders
The Apachcs are committing deprelatlons
10 Southern California ralding upon the dis
trict of Sonora.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26
DUBLIC SALE OF LOUDOUN LAND.
aug 26-ts

| will sell to the highest bidder, on WE'D
NESDAY, Sentember lG.h. 1874, Of not sold
privately my F + Vi on which now reside
situated about hall mile north of Bloomfield,
and !hree miles south of Snickcrsviie, adjoining
the lands of Il. {. Littcton VIM. G.. Furr p
Others containing 2sI "cre>. in good state of
cultivation and about 80 acres in timber. The
farm is divided into ten fields and meadow
adapted to the use Of guaro, which acts finely.
The farm is we'll wrtered and the fencing il,
principally OF stone. \ comfortable HOUSE.
With out-buldings pump near barn yard, ssssAA,
water very line, good spring c"nv' nient pEssi
to the house, or,hard Of apples and peaches,
This farm Is situated in II good reighborhooc
with three churches convenient ; also convenian-
20 the railroad only three miles from Smokers
vile and seven from Round Hill depot, on the
w. & o. 4. r.
Terms: Two tn usand five hundred dollars
down; the remainder 20 b di ided into three
payments At one, wv" :tad three years with in
est from date to b" paid annu=iy. Y decd
of tru,t will BE- required TO secure the deferred
payments
Sale on the pramis"S .hout O'Clock y. M.
joseph 4. HUTCHINSON.
LOuGoun CO.. rug 2i-Ws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

Ry Green 4, 3siSp

Real Estate Agents and Aur,oneers.
DY VIRTUE of decree of tDe Corporation
- Court Cor the city OF Alexandria. Va rem
d. red at its Argu.t Term, 1874 in the SUIT of
CaZenove s: Co " J"hnSon'S administrator ct
al, the undersigned commissioners, appointed
by said decree will offer Tor safe, by pubic auc
ton, in front of the MarSon House, in said city,
on SATURDAY, the 70 h day of September,
1874. ut II o clock m. the LOT OF GROUND
Il. the sou!hweSl inter$e ton of Wilkes and Hem
rs streets 81 feet G inches on Wilkes by i0l feet
on Henry, with ONE TWO STO Y Hssa
BRICK and FOUR THREE.oTORI. Rzlll
FRAME DWELLINGS thereon.
Terms One tenth OF the purchase money to be
paid in sh on the day of sale and the residue
in three equal instruments At six, twelve and
eighteen months, respectively, from the day OF
sale, with interest; the deerre,' payments to be
secured By the notes Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers 81 istsctoiily endorsed, and the title to
be retained until the whole OF The purchase mon
ey is fully paid. Ali costs for conveyancing 10
be borne by The purchaser.
C. w. WATTLES, J
F. L SMITH. Comm rs
e.. .CLAUGHTON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26
PRJf'E.S.sLS.
ITO BRI d g E B U l. d E K 5

The undersigned, Commissioners appointed
by the County Courts al .uqulcr and Loudoun,
to have built ind repaired the bridge OVtk
GOOSE GRE Elk, on the AShby Gap turnpike,
will receive rom this date till 10 o'clock on the
4th OtShPTEM Der, 1874 sc lei proposals for
building and rep firing said bridge, according 20
the following specifications
The bridge tn be- 80 feet long and II feet wi 'e
in the clear, ard all the timber: used to b. OF n,
best heart o pine, t be- Inspected and approved
by majority "f said Commissioners before be
ing pu; III said bridge and TO oe braced with
proper sized iron rods. The abutmenlS. &c, 10
be Of the best stone masonry t. cbn.alG 225 CT
bic yards laid in hes. sand and lime, or water
| ccme:.t rs Commissioners may determine on.
Said proposals vii piea-e be mad" for building
said bridge rs An open brl ige, and also Tor IL
covered with best cypress shingles on the ro'4s,
and the sides with good :nch pine plank: the
roof To be high cnough for covered wag ,l.s, &c.
to pass under. The slid bridge i t" b. "arrsnt.
ed to be capahl" of s1St"in!ng thirty thousand
pounds weight 900 .,>l and t. b. pu, to that
test, II Said CuanlS Oncrs So elect. retorc being
received from the cnnlractrr. Tar rocks for the
masonry are convenient 10 tho work, AM vii.
not be- charged for, the contractors 10 be a. a.
expense OF taking down a:.d removing all ni the
rocks in the old abltmcEts, &c Sca"d Props
ais for this work will he sent 10 Mr.. JOSEPH I.
RECTOR, Middleburg, Loudoun County. Va
NJ Rector will also show the location of SAID
bridge to any one applying. All bid, 20 b"
opened by sad LommI,Sl ncrs on The In oi
>cytemb#r, 1874 between tn. hours OF ~ ~ M
and l. III All proposa must b. accOmn'ird
with the names ui the prnpoS contractors, ana
the LANES of 1T least tw" good surtics for tn"
faith! III peri ,rmarc of SAID work. The work
IL b. commenced ~ soon "a the contract L. en-
tered into, and t. be diligently carried Oh VAIN
Ii fall force Of hands &c, Till mpic;ed. ~ II /,
very desirable that tne work should be finished
in the shortest possible time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

In December last the Bank of Kuhn, in
Western Russia, WAS robbed of $lSO,O0O 10
bonds and money BY its cashier, who fed, it
was supposed, to this country. A man giving
his name as Gustave Meyer was arrested yes.
terday in New York as the fugitive, and recog-
nized as the missing cashier by one of bis couu-
trymen, The prisoner had in his possession a
bank note of the Bank Of Kuhn for twenty
FIVE guilders. The Russian Consul was mott
fed, but knew nothing of the case. He has
teegraphed to Russia for information.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26
EICIRSFD.N's.
80 GhA FI = H Rs iN E!'nl

IT, GRAND Mo pNLlGHT
-. - EXCURSION:
ULD DOMINION COM ANDERY, No. II
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS, will give their first
annual excursion down the Potomac on tho new
and cummodious steamer
MARY WASHINGTON,
ON MONDAY, AUGU ST 3lst, 1874,
leaving the wharf at the foot Of King street, at
o. .oca p. N "
DONCHS CELEBRATED BRASS and
STRING BAND W II b, in attendance, and the
upper deck Of the Mary Washington havi E
been arranged especially for that purpose, AL
who wish to dance will have fine op ortunlry
to do So.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, 81 .
lady's ticket SOC. May be procured from any OF
tho following
Committee Of arrangements.
Sir Geo. h. Shlnn, Cspt,n general.
Sir Gee. Z. French, Sir ID. +. Wilmer
Edgar Warleld, = W. Is. Waddcy,
j. T. Bnckham, +. Cortett,
K. a. Ad III. + E. Downham,
John 5. Chapman, Henry Cook.
[aug 2G-tdl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26
a TOURNAMENT took place at Pohick, Fair

a TOURNAMENT took place at Pohick, Fair
fax ccuoty, yesterday. y large crowd from the
surrounding country was in attendance, and
the gallant knigh's inspired by the swiIes of
the fan ladies' bore themselves right nobly.
Mr.. Shelton Nlilsrad crowned Miss Moe
Landstrcct IA Qnrcu Of Love and Beauty, and
Messrs Thomas hewitt, VIM CockcrilIe and
Berj. hewitt crowned Misses NJ. CockerilIe,
VI. Ncvltt and Annie Laudstreet as Maids OF
Honor. J. Owen KIRBY, esq, delivered the
coropalio address with greatly admired skill
and eloqueuce. The weather was fac aud
everything passed off pleasantly.
Official advices from Paris state 10 the ten
days ending the 10th ult, thirty-one ships
passed through the SUI Canal. The transit
revenues of the Sutz Canal Company in the
same period amounted to e24,USO.
Over $6.0O0,0 900 worth of property has been
buried in the American lakes since tue intro
duction of steam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

The plans of the railway which is to ascend
Mt. Vesuvius have been completed. The route
will be l6.l miles 10 length. the grades are
twenty and th:rry-6ve feet to the hundred ana
the road terminates at a few feet from the cras-
er, There will be one station, protected ny
sort of break.lava, which will divert the now
in case of eruption, from the building and rails
The road is so laid out as to be naturally she'-
tered at every point except for distance OF
about sixty feet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

REMA. Ks.-Rcc"ipts Of Wheat are fair, and
the market is without material change in prices;
offerings OF $3.50 bushels, with sales OF white at
l25 Tor good sample, and red at 2O Us Us
and 1870 for good to strictly prime Arrivals of
Corn re very ligat, and the market is active
and firm; offerings of lGS bushels mixed, nth
sales at 100 Rye is nominal. Oats are n shade
irmer, an prices are quoted lc better; sales At
30 auI 81 with ..tlerinys of IlS bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

An important change has been made 10 the
law OF England with respect to the contracts OF
minors. In future all contracts made by IN
fants for the repayment of money are to be void.
The London News thinks it will 60 tar to de-
story the credit system as it was encouraged
between minors with large expectations ana
tradesmep willing to wait long time for set
Element, but charging very heavily indeed for
the accommodation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

The Chinese Government some time ago
complained to that of the United States that
an American naval officer was engaged WITT
the Japan expedition against Fornosa, cousld-
ering this an offense against China. In order
10 remove cause of the complaint, the Navy
Department has revoked the leave of absence
heretofore granted to Lieutenant Commander
Cassell. and he will therefore withdraw iron
the expedition, 10 which be was only Volun-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

The Usage Indians have sept Col. Adalr OF
the Cherokee nation, to Washington 10 their
interest, and in an interview with the Commls-
sioner of Indian Affairs, yesterday, he declared
that party of troops captured, under friendly
preteuccs, half of party Of Osages engaged IN
buffalo hunting, and killed four of the captlves.
The Indians are corroborated in their denial OF
hostiities by the Indian agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

The Mark Lane Express, states that the
wheat crop 10 England is up to the average,
and prices are falling both 10 England and
France. Exports from England to the latter
country are being reshipped, and it is expected
that the export demand of Europe will be much
less than last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

On Thursday last festival was held at
Lambs Greek church, in King George county,
for the purpose of raising funds to make some
necessary repairs to that edi6ce. A large crowd
of ladies and gentlemen we're present, and the
occasion was a most enjoyable one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26

A dispatch from Louisville states that forty
United States troops left Frankfort yesterday
morning for Gratz and Monterey, the seat of
war In Owen county. The United States mar
shall and Governor Leslie have held copsuta
ton, and the militia and Uoited States troops
will act together 10 arresting the contendng
parties. The State troops have thus far been
pursuing both parties of offenders. All is
quiet at Lancaster, but the State troops re-
NAMED to insure order. Forty-6ve of the riot
ers have been arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-26
PORT or ..L&xANDNIi, august 20.
aRllV I'D.

Sun sets ..........6 80 High water.........i:0 %
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake Nor ok, to f A
Re. d. As she left her wharf here Oh her way -
asnington, she ran atoul of the schr Amelia &
Irel nd, carrying away the l%tters main boom
md some of her att rigging.
Stea ner Pilot Boy, Currloman, to f 4 Reid
Schr lie Wis smith, Bottom, 10 A Reed.
Schr Louisa Bliss, Boston, to American Coal
Company
Schr Ii w Foster, New Bedford to American
Coal Go.
Schr Ellen Tobin, Providence to American
Coal Co.
schr Z NJ Beuh'ar, Somerset, to American
Coal Go.
Schr C Simpson, Boston, b. American Coal
Company.
Schl / J ST Ring, Baltimore, by master.
MoRAEDA
Schr Urish Fisk, hence for Boston, sailed
from Vineyard Haven 18th.
Schr Charlie Moron. hence for Boston, sailed
from Vineyard Haven 23d.
Schr 5 j Bright from this port for Lynn, WAS
at Lewes, Del, oath leaking.