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PHILADELPHIA, November 13-Wool-
Dull; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir.
gina double K aud above 55a56c; extra
as55c; mixed 55a57c; coarse 5Oa52c
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Yves
tern fine 4Sa61c; mixed 6Sa55c; coarse
Soc; combing washed 60a65; combing
unwashed 42a4Sc; fine unwashed S5a36c
coarse and medium washed 40a49c; tut
washed 65a60c; extra and merlno pulled
42A47Ci No, / and superfine pulled 44a4sc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-14

LOVE laughs at photographers as well
as al locksmiths, and an epiatle utterly
wanting in photography may yet DO full
Of the tenderest significance. There is q
dear young creature in Leavenworth.
She may not DO beautiful; she may not be
accomplished; che may not be a form Of
life and light, which seen becomes A mart
Of sight; but she knows the essentials
which go 10 the making OF flrst. class
love letter, as well as the next woman.
and perhaps better. For could the next
woman, however fall Of the thrills and
throes Of the other thingamies Of passion.
beat this short, sweet letter OF the Leayen.
worth: "Dere Jon = cometaipasta,e, y
For the honor Of manhood we trust tha,
"JOn," at sh. S0m., p. N. or A. NJ, was
promptly there.
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Allegheny Cntlle.

EAST LIBERTY, November 13.--CArTLR
Receipts 1904 head, and for the week
90 far 5,269 head. Very little busness
was done today, the buyers having all
lett and very few cattle were on hand
tor sale. Prices, however, are still firm
at Yesterdays closing rates. Only SO were
sold TO day, and they were all common at
"a 25a4 80.
Hods-Receipts 100 head, and for the
last four days 1880 head. Best Phlla.
delphia 81 10l7 30; Workers 90 50a8 70
SHEEP-ReceiptS 1900 head, and for
the last four days IA 400 head. Best IS 90
40 10 medium 81 25A4 90.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 49, Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Amber
western 81 17a1 "a; No. l red 81 20; No.
2 red 81 10; No. 8. 81 10. Corn-Active
and firm al SIC. Oats-Steady at 62aG5c
Rye-Dull. Hsy-Unchasged. Pork
2O5c. Bacon-Flrmer and Higher and
stock light; shoulders 9ic; clear rib 1875
lac; sugar cured hams 14a15c. Lard
FIrmer at 15c. Butter-Firm at 2O433:
Cofee-Nominally unchanged. Petro
leum-Dull and nominal. Whisky
Firm and scarce al 81 %.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, November 10, - Trade
movement was more active in some de-
pArtments Of the package trade, and there
was a fair jobbing distribution. Amos
keSg fancy prints were reduced by
agents to q cents, with large sales.
Heavy standard and four. yard brown cot.
tons In steady demand. Ellerton, Nsshsu,
AmoOkCsg, Tremonts, Methurn and Penn.
6erton cotton fsnnels reduced In prices.
One thousand pieces American black
prices. eO0~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-14

LIFE oP ADMIRAL FooTg. by James Mason
Hopplu, Prof In Yale College. Harper Eros.
Few men, indeed, have earned a strong.
or claim than Admiral Foote upon the
gratitude Of country served with loyal
sDgleness Of purpose through long and
noble career. He was every inch OF q
hero, brave as lion, supplemented
pure, and gentle as q woman, and. without
faint OF vulgar personal ambition.
Nor Is it only for his professional achieve.
ments that Foote deserves to DO remem.
bered with honor and affection. He was
among the frat to suggest and carry out
certain reforms In our naval service.
-" The story OF his long and brilliant
career is admirably told by Prof. Hop
pin, to whom the task was labor Of love.
The volume Is one we can heartily COM
mend 10 the youth Of America. Admiral
FOote was a man worthy oil all honor.
His whole life was passed in the service
Of his country, and there Is nothing ID his
private or professional career which can
not bear the closest scrutiny, Beloved by
friends, honored as brave, upright, and
humane by those against whom he fought,
bis name will live in history as one oil the
brightest in the galaxy OF America heroes.
TINS FRENCH PRISoPlA, Part l. II mo. cloth.
'ltarpsr 3 Bros.
This work has been compiled at the 70,
q uest Of teachers, who, finding the
"Principis Latina" the easiest book for
beginners in Latin, are anxious to obtain
an equally elementary French work on
the same plan. The main object Is to en-
able beginner to acquire an accurate
knowledge of the chief grammatical
forms, to learn their usage by constructing
simple sentences as soon as he commences
the study OF the language, and to accu-
mulate gradually stock Of words useful
10 conversation as well as in reading
Preface.
ASLcK OF GOLD; by Virginia W. johnson, an
thor OF Joseph the jew. Harper d Bros.
Miss johnson is a genuine story teller
Her fancy gives US "a new world; Of
rather the old world Of our experience
transformed by the writer's fancy and
lifted up into the realm OF art. Tht
story Is rapid in It's movement and q
every stage Is fascinating not less through
the graceS OF style than through the IN.
geniOus development Of It's plot.
The above books are for sale by Stan
ton Bros.
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THY are playing a play called "Poor
and Proud" in the Opera House at
Wheeling with great acceptance, say the
papers, the telling points being the local
hits. 1t appears TO us that poverty and
pride are not such novel combination In
Wheeling or any other community that
We know OF, that people should pay their
dollars 10 60 and sec It. II can be seen
gratis up here, any time RsIII5urg Her
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 13-Flour-steady
Wheat-Dull; No, Q white Wabash 81 II
No white Michigan 81 10; extra dc
II; amber 81 OF; No. l red 81 10
NO. J, 81 05i. Coma shade better
closing dull; high mixed new spol
este; seller December 68ic; low mixed
new 60ic; old Tito. 0ats-Shade better,
Michigan 62tc; white 64tc.
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PITTsBURaH. November 13-Pig Iron
Quiet No. Foundry SEQ 50s27 %: No,
9 Foundry $26 rs; Gray Forge $95 90.
Wheat-Qulet and prices unchanged,
Oorn-New ear G9A70c; new shelled 70a
75c Petroleum-Crude dull at 72is75c
at Parker's; refined 1890 for Philadelphia
delivery; 10tc for Baltimore delivery.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TRLEGRAT II.
New YORK Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, November 10 MONEY
Steady and more active as tho day adj
vanced, closing at 3ia4 per cent.
STERLING ExcHANuE-Strong all day;
bankers advanced rates. s4.sOi for 90
days and q $490 for sight, the closing
business at $4,sGa4 500 for long and short
GoLD-Active and higher, closing al
ll0iA11Os. Clearlngs $50, 100000. Gus.
toms receipts $4,000. Disbursements
s595,0OO Dry goods imports 81 ,424 SOs.
GovERNxENTs--Active and strong,
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CLEVELAND.

CLRvE1ANp. November 1S.-Wheat-
Steady at 81 05a1 -. Corn and Oats
Unchanged. Petroleum-Steady; stand-
ard white otc; Ohio State teat lie,
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sCuRNcK's MANDRAKE Pills, ron The CuRE OF
LIvER COMPLAIRT, DO,

These Pills are Alternative, and produce a healthy
action Of the liver, without the least danger, IS
they are Tree from caom,l and yet more eificA
cious In restoring healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies arc certain cure for Con.
SUMPTION, AS tho pulmnnic syrup Fipcns the
matter and puriaes the blood. The HSnirSke
Pills act upon the liver. create healthy bile,
and remove all diseases OF the liver, ol'en q
Cause Of Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength to the stomach makes q
good digestion, and enables the organs to form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy circulR.
ton OF healthy blood. The combined action OF
these m sdiclneg as thus explained, will cure
every caIe Of Consumption, II taken IN time,
and the use OF the med clReB pereevered In.
DR.. echenck Is professionally at his principal
ONES, corner eIxTH and ARCH sTs rhiladel-
phia, every Monday, where all letters for advice
must DO addressed. eodAW
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Steady.

1R71'VAD OVNUu-JIUuUy'
sTocKs-A9vanced tai per cent in the
early dealings, but afterwards reacted.
In the afternoon the loss was partially 70.
covered. The market was weak OF tho
close at q decline Of tsS per cent from the
highest point. The transactions Of the
day aggregated 10000 shares, Of which
81. 600 were Western Union, II 1000 Paci-
fc mail, 5000 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
$4,000 Union Pacific, $4,000 Northwest
ern, 1000 Rock Island, $4,000 St. Paul,
5000 Wabash, and $4,000 0hlos.
The failure OF Samuel Lsughlin, pro-
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TO CREDITORS,

TO the credItorsor Moses @. Good, deceased:
In pursuance TO decree OF the NupieIna,
Court OF wheeling, made 10 aeause thercin mend.
ing to subject the real estatS OF the said Mo,es
@. Good to the payment Of his debts, you arc
required to present your claims Asalnst the taId
Noes Y. Good, lot id udicatlon, TO Lewis i,
Jordan, Commissioner, Of bic once, No. 90
before the Sd day OF December, 1874.
witness Dana l.. Hubbard. Clerk OF said Court,
this 18Th day Of 0ctobOr, 1874
oetls-s DANA L. HUBBARD, Clerk.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
oIes ale GEocers,
1905 MAIN STREET.

have now In store and forBale:
700 B6ls Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel.
Woisg, Keystone, Howard and other STANDARD
40 Hall BblS Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
300 No. 8 Mackercl.
100 No. . MAckerel
goo Packages AAekerel, Nos. and Sin quarter
g Tierces choice Carolina Rico.
l60 Bbls choice N. @. Molaaseo,
% Hhds choice N. o. Sugar.
30 Bbls eyrups
900 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra G, Granulated,
PoWdGsed, Crushed, franklin and 20 Sugars.
l00 Bags primo 10 choice Coffee.
y Hall Chests prime 10 choice g. P. Teas.
~ Cad1ies prime 70 choice G. P. Teas
20 Hail chests prime 70 choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrook's, j, K. Mill
ner's, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among the best In the country. Our stock Il
full and complete, and will be- offered 70 The
trade at the lowest market price, We invite
close buyers to call and examine our stock be-.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mario NELL D RLLnTaHAM.
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Sen SHcK's PULMoNlo SIRUP, EoR THE cURE O.
lONsU aPTIoN, CoUalIs, AID (oLpG.

Tho great virtue OF this medicine is that II
tlpenS tho matter and throws 1t ont OF tho Eys'
ten, purides the blood, and thus effects a cure.
scHEScKs sEA WEED Toxic, ron 1HE CuRE OF
DriPkPsIA, INDIGESTION, 90.
Tho Tonic produces q healthy action Of tho
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle,
aud curing tho most obstinate cases Uf IndIHos-
tlon.
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Franklin Insurance Co.,
WHEELING, W. VA.

oFFoERS.
GEo. AESDEI, President
:. T. VANCE, Vice-Presdent.
~ WILEY, Secretary.
q. WILLIAMS, Asst Sec. and TT.
JOHN BISHOP, Genl Agent and AdIuster.
George Adams, Thoa. ah.u.,o..
9. ". FranEheirn, I N V:rna +i0EUss'
Il. Reilly. Gco NoTSo
John Il. Hobbs, I. n RHISI
Geo. b. Caldwell, " O'''''' an.
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TELEGRAPUIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, January lG, 1874.

WASHINGTON, January 10, 1914.
In the Senate, to-day, bill was introduced
providing for the employment OF reporters for
the Congressional Record (of debatcs.)
Mr.. HamIin asked whether the printing cost
more under this plan or under the former plan.
1t was answered that while it was impossible
to determine exactly until whole. session was
passed, the Congressional printer thought
there would be saving Of thirty per cent.
After sumo bills had been presented and re-
fcrrcd, ~.
A bill providing for buss OF the late Chief
Justices fancy and Chase, for the Supreme
Court room, was passed.
The resolution on finance was then taken up
and discussed at length.
The House, it being private bill day, was en-
gagged with the order OF the day, and large
number Of private bills were considered.
MISCELLANEOUS. +
The resolution passed to-day to purchase a
bus, Of the late Chief Justice fancy, Tor the
Supreme Court room, shows the change which
has occurred siuce the war, for it will be re-
mcnbered that Immediately after his death
such resolution was rejected, and at that time
it was proposed to provide bust by private
sub. criutiun.
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National hoard Of Trade.

BALTIMORE Jan. l6.-The National Board
at Trad. reasscnbcd at Rialto Hall this morn
ing. \ communication from the New York
| Pr ,nIuc. Exchange was received eucioSlng the
rrnort submitted Yesterday. The commuuica-
ton OF VIM p Rogers, Of New York, covering
Il ulan for the collection of the duties Oh our
imuor,s, with The draft Of bill tor carrying
uut the writer views, was referred to the tx
ccutivc Council; also communication from
tlc City Treasurer Of Wilmington.
\ communication was read from the Seer
tary If the Domluion Board OF Trade announc-
;re the posi- puncment of the annual meeting
Until Tuesday, February "a Mr. Fraey APP
psintcd Mr. Mclnrcn, OF Milwaukee, chairman
of the delegation to be selected hereafter to at
tend that meeting.
The Executive Council to whom was referred
the mast. OF ob>tructons IN the mouth OF the
Detroit, reported the following preamble aud
resolutions, which were adopted:
"Whercas there exists at the mouth Of the
Detroit river, outside Of where ii dcbouches H.
to Lake Erie, numerous shoals and rocks, many
of them being in the direct road or track OF
vessels going in aud out OF the river, causing
serious distractions aud In great many III
stances great loss, ami
,'Wnereas some Of these obstructiuns De in
y tlcrcll lllu SnlllC III Ituhuldu NdICiSi dht
''WhcrraS it is believed that the amount of
valuable property in steamers aud vessels pass
ing through The channel during the season OF
navigation is not exceeded, if eqlalcd, by that
passing through any other outlet 10 the world
therefore,
Resolved, That the Executive Council be
instructed TO Law this matter before the national
government and ask It's immediate attention to
the prompt removal Of these distractions where
they exist.
Mr.. Nazro, of Boston, MAYED that the rules
he suspended and subject twenty on tho oltc!al
programme (Ihc Daricn ship canal) be tax
GU up.
The rules were suspended and Nazro read a
lengthy communication from Commander Sol
fridge, Of the IT, 5. Navy, on the subject.
The following was then adopted without de-
bate:
"Resolvcd, That the National Board of
Trade hereby recognize the great commercial
and national Importance Of the Darlcn canal as
surveyed aud projected by Commander Sci
fridge of the u. 5 Navy, and commend this
great enterprise to the favorable consideration
of the people Of the United States. "
On motion Of Mr. Bonner, OF ST. Louis, the
President appointed special committee OF live
to whom was referred subject Is --reorgan!za-
port at leaSure.
Mr. Grosvcuor, of St Louis, submitted the
report of the Committee of Transportation to
whom was referred subjects >, aud OF the
official programme
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From Central America.

NEW York, Jan. l6-.-Mail advices from
Panama to the LIST inst, say affairs in Central
America are becoming every day more comp!i-
Gated aud it is difficult to predict what the up
shot will be- The question has not been yet
decided with respect to whether Honduras will
accept Senior Sciva as President instead OF Senior
Arlas who has been provisional President since
the overthrow of the Wenina administration.
Senior Scva, as already Noticed, has organized
his Cabinet.
10 the late attack on Amapala by the Saliva
dor force forty of the attacking party aud
seven of the defenders were killed, with many
wounded on beth sides HoSttics have thus
comn, need between Honduras aud Salvador.
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NV Green a. Wise.

Real Estate gents and Auctionecrs.l
GOM MIS>lONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE PROPER1 Y-By virtue of u decree
of the Corporation Court for the city of Alexan-
dria, Virgins. rendered at lis December term,
1873, in the suit Of Burroughs vs.. Harper, the
und designed, commissioners appointed by said
decree, wi. cicr for sale by public suction, in
front of the Market House, on Royal street: in
said city, on SATURDAY, the It'll day of Feb
ruary 1871 Mt twelve o'clock M, the following
kEA L ESTATE, to wit:
No IA LOT OF GROUND on the south
east corner of Prince and Alfred streets, binding
on Alfred street lU0 feet to an alley IL feet in.
Wild; thence eastward y I'll feet / inches thence
northward!y ~ feet thence westwardly p IT, I'D
incncs thence northwardy 80 feet; thence west
ward!y IL feet inch, fronting on Prince street.
No "A rent charge Of $40 per annum on n
lot located on the west side OF Water street,
and south sid. OF Franklin street.
Terms of Sale One tenth of the purchase
money to be paid iii cash, and the residue in
three equal inS!almcnts 1T six, twelve and eight
cen months, respectively with llterest from the
day Of safe to be secured by the notes OF the
purchaser, satisfactorily endorsed and the title
to be retained until the purchase money be fully
paid. Cost. oi cOnveynnclng to be borne by the
purchaser S. +. BEACH,
G. w. WATTLES,
II. .. CLAUGHTON,
ian It's Commissioners.
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.Iay Cooke e. Go.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. lG.---An adjourned
meeting of Jay Cooke j. Co.'S. creditors was
held this morning Only about TWO hundred
were present. Untcd States Marshal kerns
was present aud maintained order. Voting
was proceeded with for the trustee, and COM
mit,ec Of creditors. The names of }: Hubley
Ashton, of Washington aud George Il. Stwart
were nominated as members of the Committee
and Register Mason stated that those who
wished to vote for these gentlemen could do So
as The law did not restrict the amber composing
the committee. The original committee Doml-
mated consists Of Vim. B. Heifeustcin, John
Clayton, Isaac Morris, Jacob Brom and Il. B.
= npna Enr
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Fire.

New York, Jan. IA fire this morning
in the Hamilton building in Court street, oppo!-
site tue City Hall, Brook yn, caused an e e;t
mated loss OF So 900. The Long Island lis
,o,ical S,cie,ic's BOOKS have been considerably
damaged by water The building was owned
" II. A. Law aud was occupied by lawyers,
insurance companies, the Register of Arrears
and Internal Revenue offices, together With
srycra! business colleges
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Communists.

New York, Jan. l6.-rwenty-o OF the
prrsons arrcs,el on Tuesday during the attack
of the polio, on the crowd III rompklns Square
have been held for trial. One of the COM
munists is aged fifteen and others OF those ar
rested say they are neither Cnmmurlsts nor IN
sympathy with them, and had 40 intention oil
riuting when attacked by the police.
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ssss0SE RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Jan. lG.-Therc was but little
business of any kind transacted in the Leslsa
turc to-day, and both branches adjourned at an
early hour uutil Monday, 10 order to give the
committees time to report upon the various
PROPOSITIONS before them.
All the committees are diligently at work ano
by next week the Legislature will have go'tcl
fairly under way with its work.
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IHOrers, News.

Role. Jan l6.--ihe Pope will hold anoth
or cousistory early next mouth, when he Will
appoint several additional cardlnnis and seven
teen foreign bishops.
LONDON. Jan. l6.--The British steamship
Wa!lachiu has been burned IN the harbor OF
Allncria Suain
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.,oxrT.RY AND COMMERCIAL.

There is but little worthy of note in monetary
r,;,s Money is comparatively easy for COM
~~-,,s] purposes, though there is still COM
'Is;nt Of hard times" among retail dealers.
Socks sro very quiet, and we have heard of but
rsry few transactions. Railroad securities are
,rI and weak. The interest on the Corporation
,l.bt WAS met yesterday, and the bonds are firm at
20 The following are the quotations for Govern
mont Bonds, Stocks, &C., to-day:
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The yir.iI,ius Prisoners.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE only four of the
British subjects among the Virginlus prison
crs are now in this city; they all belong to ia
nlaica, and will be sent to their homes as soon
as possible. The French Vice Consul here
says no question concerning French subjects Will
be answered on this side IF the ocean. oehor
Santiago Solcr formerly Spanish Minister OF
Colonies has arrived here on his way 10 Wash
lEutuu.
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uaryIand Senator.

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. l6.-At tie Democratic
caucus last uignt Governor William Pinckney
Whytc was nominated for Quilted States oeba-
tor, receiving TO Of IS Votes cast. Barnes
Camptoi,. of Charles county, Was unanimously
nominated for Safe Treasurer,
At the Republican caucus, on the sixth bal
lot, State Senator S. lay lor Suit, OF Prince
Georges county, received seven votes and
Washington Booth eleven. There we're toui
Republican absentecs
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Financial.

LONDON, Jan, l6---4. m.-lhe rate of dis;
count iu open market for three map1hs
bills is 3. per ceut., which is below the Bank
OF England rate
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank
on iuc, case to-day is tl0O 900.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, II a. NJ.
For the Middle Atlantic States, generally
clear and cold weather will continue during The
rest OF FRIDAY with fresh aud brisk northwestern
ly to westerly winds For the South Atlantic
States, continued cold aud partly cloudy Teaih-
during the day, the Winds veeriig TO northeast
erly with threatening weather.
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E,,,npisnuu.pnt for Life.

New YORK, Jan. 6--BartoIomes Du!Ilo'
an Italian lahOler. was sent 10 the State prison
tor life 10, day, for killing Il fellow laborer
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L:nEinr SCixI;rCH.

BosroN, Jan. l6-Liquor seizures were
made to-day at the United States Hotel an'
Parker House.
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FOX S-9LE Or REISp.

FOR RENT-A comfortable HOUSE,
Es5 stablng and other necessary outbuildings,
and a quarter Of an acre Of land attached, in
West End, within one minutes walk Of the
street railway. Apply to
inn 10 j Fl. WATKINS
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LLECTO RS ALE.

By virtue of my Office as one of the Collectors
of City Taxes for the city of Alexandria, State
of Virginia, will flor for sale by public suc-
ton, on the 18th of January, 1874, at ~ o clock
r. m, at the store room N. Z. corner King and
West streets. let of GROCERIES, together
with the FIXTURES of u grocery store, seized
as the property of Samuel Grigg to satisfy a
claim Of the city for taxes due by said Samuel
Grgg for the years 1870 1871, 1872 and 1873.
ian s lot J. T. HILL, Col North. Dist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-16
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