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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
The Northern
Pacific Railroad.
IfNnfNn niSNnNN AIN EADiiII ACIIRE
UNDER DECREE OF FORECLOSURE.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
REQUIRING PROOF OF BONDS OF AND elaine
AGAINST SAID RAILROAD.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE ,,,e
" ' AdHiNsT SAID EAILR3 al i,.n cour, .,
IN certain ma acon Ren6S ste ehe Of ait
ting in equity wherein Jay Co3ke Enaimagns and William
Grsw3d are co PMns 1geher h MIN ve hsep sd9iited
conn M Ser s a and The Northern Pacific RAILROAD
pany defendant the said CcnI dd mase and ensd
eight hundred and seyentyye ., ,ooo or,.r .s,na0o
and decree property The said The Northern Pacific
Raroaa % & 81 trnst for the foreclosure OF which this
suit brought %a an d ans pT graps which are in
said decree specially io pc SOFA as one ent
q WIZ esa as' Maser at public
State fS q" ON the inst Monday Of August one thou
sand eight hundred and hrn IN accordance with cef
IAN AND WSereas said Court did further order adudge and
OF r deed a az trust ssd SS d e
s o. ,b and
coanGH sntq uO''''' "'''' l'
U a cSt a By the said decree further order
Of "a s and A e hp or s a
business said Company in the operation Of its TCsh or which
s s poSr OF q S and equity held and bound and
TO e pS S h he 1Ss SsF Sc n,e. incidental
behalf Of the SAID jay Cooke and the said John Edgar Thomp
and their Of which they were or are trustees
All legal Costs and TO the counsel
Of o @ % Is Solicitors an az
a s With The d,cSarge Of his duties as such 70
neiver and reasonable 10 said
own services 20 nav ali legal and necessary expenses hereto
49, oneri and incnrred under authority OF any
couy in relation to ssd 5ropory now remaining unpaid and
e Other aornevs or counsel fees Tor any OF the parties In
this suit in his discretion
% sa aaS E
nisho ~ aid ompav in The Of its az apy
a tthn 9nths pert nrcceing The date Of enterins
h and for Balances be- due 10 Connecting
a.,s o, ,nats an" 'o 0"AA' " A' W ~ " ~
J 70 the navment q. all lega, axes assessed or 10 he
IhUu ~ tne Pa! ~. a '.ta aes ae ST. VI W "
agIhs' az ~ ~ AZ. 80 q, @
fOTh 10 he pay ent OF balances que oi the gnt Vi way
or other necessary GROUNDS LOT he OF san company WIN
power to said receiver subject to confirmation by this Court
In cases where the amount due TOT sch g OF way OF otef
necessary grounds mas NOT been sceraned heretofore 10 com
promise anu settle the same
FV TO the 0 all sums due for moneys Dorowed to
pay Interest upon the mortgage debt or pay for labor and
materials Tor the repayment Of when any FORMER OF present
oncers the COMPANY OF any other person al his OF their
instance, Is surety.
n 10 the payment OF oil sums or loaned ior
and which have, In good faith. been'so applied
SerM To the payment Of all liabilities OF persons who
have at the instance OF said Company OF the officers
or the defense Of su whether upon bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
LIVERPOOL mARKET-JUSE /.
WOOL MARKET.


PUJhDRtPIuA. June Wool In limited demand; prices
easier for clip. OHIO Pennsylvania, and Vest virgins
Xxx and above. 122G54c. X 80 a05ic.; Medium 5315jc
Coarse 47a5Oc York Michigan, Indiana and Western
Fine 45d48c; Medium, % 2G55c Coarse 45al7c Conbng
Washed GOc COmbne Unwashed AZ adi5c Canada Comb
ing Coo; Fine, Unwashed 34935c: Coarse and Medium
washed 36a4Oc Tub washed 50a55c.; Colorado, WASHED
2Sa35c Colorado Unwashed, 2lG25c.; Extra and Merno
Pulled AZ 2047c. No and Super Pulled, 4Od4Gc; Texas
Fine and Medium 27a35c Texas Coarse 81 125c; CafOr
MIA Fine aud Medium, d5c; California Coarse 22a25c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR IHE WEEK ENDING JUNE l. 1873.
(Exuessy for The n. Y. TRIBUNE By Own Reportefl
General Dyecttoas
Send only GOOD articles The freight And other expenses eel
IN por good Put everything In good order An attractive
k secures and often max sale who're dirty
package Seny appesrsnoe faa Psek securely % nsf
ieniy OF eLnoE nv fne cut with egGS Msk PLAINLY
I'm naSn-s stencil plate bestand pots esntenb on the
rnx - bs,re stating also Send etteS - the
zane time staipg sent The route time 20 An IN.
olee or si should ncOsed 10 barrel or box Always
ssfe The number pseksSos Secure for yourself reYotA
faoD De Eooas vt w be shspA " tass ysuf mara I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
STOCK, JUNE !

1neudng 43122 bags Manila; BraJl 81 9il bags; Cuba
1893 bags Java 1000 bags Porto Cabeo Maraeabo and
1agusyra 3s77 bags nSsh Islands 946 bags 81 Domingo
$50 Mexican ASo Porto Rico 81 bags and Mar
TALLQW-The demand Is somewhat improved and prices
are unchanged 5Querces Choice sold at &C., $4,000 City
market is steady for Kentucky and the
Seed quiet and unchanged sales OF 100 sundry
Sd45c lS Pennsylvania crop o 1873 on pr
waite terms 100 bales DOC dsl To- We clip the follow
Messrs s. Cans Sons monthly circular OF this
date:
KENTUCKY TobACco-1ne transactions have been smaller
than in preceding month 1920 hds OF which 1900 have
been for export against 4200 hhds In April The market
nn have had occasion 10 alter quotations since
November last with that difference however that up 70 the
OF March the have been nominal as stated a the
time while April and May the sales Effected have been uy
OF the small quantity
and poor quality OF the crop Of 1874 decline for all sorts OF
decided quality Is unlikely and although the reports
growing crops have been more encouraging viii take
before they influence present prices
way other New Orleans learn OF sale OF
1000 hhds for the Spanish Reggie Contractors the price
fOr = reported 70 be l0c-
IEAF-The market has been calm Although the
since length OF has
holders Connecticut Wrappers nevertheless are at
loss comprehend why the inquiry for this favored sort 80
pOTOnatey small one Of the thereof and likely the
principal that the prejudice against pennsylvania
Wrappers entertained formerly by Northern and Western
manufacturers has gradually OIL and since the crop OF
could but be convinced OF the
that Nor do believe That the present do
for the likely TO remain isolated ncdeW
contrary fully convinced that whenever Pennsy
favorably look it, but at present the available
supply nearly exhausted look lively
for Connecticut Wrappers IN the next future OF the
favorable have been received
IN n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02


RICE-The shows little or no change eut me trace
Aas bcen dull 40 casks Carolina at d7 nc tor
Eair 7Aa7s.c Good 7asc for Prime and slsae sc ioI
Choice. 100 bbs Louisiana 77 &c for Fair TO Prime, and
6aa6sc grades; Rangoon at 6e06c and Patna al
7a7l4o
sKiNs-In Goat little doing land quotations
nominal receipts IS bales Buenos Ayre JOG bales Calcuta
bales Aspinwal bale AngostnIa
males savana bales Tampico and "A bales New
s $40 bales Curacao 100 bales Mexican Deer are neg
nominal receipts "a bales aguayra % Daes s
puwaD, 20 bales AngOstua bale TamPco, bales saVah;
Ish bales Galveston aud bales New Orleans sales 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
fesal Noiires.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
4 STATES FOB THE EASTERN DisTRIcT OF PENN.
ENDELSOHN and LEWIS MEN
DELspHk, late tfadng Is M. MENDELsoHN a Co.. In the
Guy oil philadelphia Pennsyvania In said district having pc
hohed for their discharge meeting OF held
on The I'D day Of June 1872 o'clock s Register
EDWIN CHASE At his Ofhce, No6l5 Walnut ST. hhila
aelph that the examination u the said banrups may
~ 81 the a pS nsS 2, oy ~ s1d
whether the bankrupts have 70 their duties
hearing Will also be had Wednesday June
A. D. 1876. before the Court At Philadelphia 10 O'Clock
o m when and where parties intsrested show cause
against the diseharge Isl Witness The Hon John cadwal
PHILADELPHIA the Gath OF May AD Francis squire
IT, Pro Ciotk Attest-E Edwin T. Chase Rsgr uy28 aw3SW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

sTEARINE-There 10 a fair inquiry, and the ieelng Is
ArmeT; sales Of 200 tierces Western at 10 &C.
sUGARSThere better feeling III our market LOT raw
sugars resulted at slightly advanced
ngues "a hhds Cuba Muscoysdo Sc 300 hhds 90
do az Sasc do at 8dSsc, and 500 hhds DO
Fair TO Good at e8s We quote Fair 70 Good Kehn'
S0Sc; Prime do at Sssc Centrifugal hhds ana Dxs,
SsQ9S and No IL Box Cayed at sac Rehned Is without
important SS4d9ac for Soft Yellow 6d ~ &c fOr
SOFT White IL &c for Crushed lie for Powdered and lO'1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
ETRE INSURANCE STOCKS WANTED by
Il r. y. BAILEY, 65 WalLst

nEFAULTED SECURITIES, &c.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD Land Grant
Bonds. .o.,.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD LIST Mortgage Bonds
CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD LIST Mortgage Bonds.
CHICAGO, DANVILLE AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD
1st Mortgage Bonds. -
Mortgage Bonds - -
RAILROAD LIST Mortgage Bonds.
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
LOGANsPORT, CHARLOTTESVILLE AND SOUTH
WESTERN RAILROAD LIST Mortaage Bonds
MONTCIAIR RAILROAD LIST Mortgage Bonds
NETWORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD list
Mortgage Bonds.
ENORfHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD LIST Mortgage Bonds
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD LIST Mortgage
Bonds.
81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD lst
Mortgage Bonds.
GEORGIA STATE BONDS.
LOUISIANA STATE BONDS.
MINNESOTA STATE BONDS, Regulated
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS.
VIRGINIA STATE BONDS.
WATERFOWL CITY (WIS) BONDS, Repudated
ILLINOIS TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS, Repudfated
IOWA TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS, Repudiated.
MISSOURI TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS, Repudated.
Bought and sold by q. Il. BONNER e Co,
Stock Dealers In Miscellaneous and Investment
Securities,
No. 20 Broad. ST., New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

once OF tho Company on Thursday 10th day Of June for
rsser books win be closed 9Th TO the 10th Of June
Polls open from IL m TILL 2p m. "a uornur sec.v
New.York. May 20. 1876.
PALACE FOR THE PEOPLE.
HOME OF SCIENCE AND ART.
PERMANENT BAZAAR OF INDUSTRY.
structure about to be erected BY the d
citizen interest in the educational welfare OF ne
rising generation ,S or IN the mechanical hry' anu
Industrial Exhibition Company chartered by the State
OF has purchased rge tract Of land in Of what
proceed to erect magnificent
PALACE OF INDUSTRY,
which $500 feet long and 200 feet wide This stipend
S@s building S be e VIII Se w an
exhibition manufactures and works OF art IL WI u
that is beautiful and useful. This
PALACE OF INDUSTRY
will be an attractive citizens Of New York and
the SURROUNDINGS well for tho great hosts OF
sent unparalleled ATTRACTIONS OF practical caca
S ali Is sns sea in as well
q all that's beautiful and valuable In art It VIII sarpass any 81
5psy IN %I Ss az pq 9y
@ constantly Be sTSass ossa ' most
The business which will cluster sueh rendezvous Of
art and industry as this viii beyond power figures
to estimate The receipts will be mo-" offered An o,ror
prise. Tho
TWENTY DOLLAR PREMIUM MORTGAGE BONDS
of the Industrial Exhibition are within the reach persons Of
with them interest the allotment which gives each bond
additional possible value Of considerable magnitude they
offered Che most reasonable yesment q she day
For full particulars in pamphlet FORM call at the once OF the
Company or send by mail Office OF the
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
IL East Seventeenth st.,
New.York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

..ies Of Loo BPS Good delivered 81 100 hsls Black at
81 eaes AZ SO bills at the inside figure and 60 bos
a the s Tar s duh and nominal at ~ 2pGs2 70 ior
WASH and 90 2b for Wilmington. Pitch ts lightly m
vred for unchanged prices 50 25 for free on board
steady with only limited yoobmg 1ane
646ec from crushers hands Crude Fish are m s d
apd and steady Menhaden remains quiet at 40c Lard 10
allow OF sale and values weak ST 1881 II for Prime Win
ter Crude Seed and nominal Retnea sum
er yellow freely rates; the supply liberal
quoted at 6sa7Oc Winter yellow at 12ha73c, and White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

iSaseed CITY Palm y d.. ga ga
e'ks and bbts Ga GO Olive Mars's,
Crude Fish, cts, case ., q. an
SPIN i % a ~ 90 W w
Manufd Rchd onve MARI ,,,-a, on
Wtfr Whale 73 a n CASKS, " Faii. i'N~i ~
AsDufd Bend Cotton Seed On q
W'ter Sperm 90 crude 49, ON a. -
Manu'd 0Rbo Cotton Seed. 90 q IN
Wter Sperm 90 "a leiw Sothn 20 ~ ~
Red OIL Sapfd ~ a rs Cotton Seed,
Red OIL West yellow anu on
di,id (Elane a 65 White W'tcr. 72'2d 10
Rank = Lard Prime
straits ,....., as "a Winter. Is al II
pETROI,EUM- is no change 70 note eltiet
m Crude or REFINED Int While presents eSder
appearance the latter is duh We quote kenec AZ loac vi
spot and &c for month Cases lSdlS &c 10, @ IN IN
Crude 6sa07c for spot and &C. for month Raansa is
without important movement and soft az 10 ~ $500
49, month do at Baltimore, lS4c or on' 3,
from the producing points are 1nsyhe q9ie
81 45esi 47 Oil City firm no sellers at = 81 ;onie
quiet but little doing; quoted at 81 40dSl ~ e a
quiet sales at 81 10 at wells Parkers very III"
II 26l4 for United shipments, 81 40 Did ohe, and
irregular sales $50 bb at $40 90 for ZSO ppis S n
$40 Ods2O as in lots 80 bbs Family at ~ 30 a,1So
bbls Mess seller August at $50 40 closing goo ns
future Beef fair demand and STEADY sales o. ~
sf SIS for Packet and $l9dSl9 20 0I FANNY
moderate demand sales OF 50 y
private terms Beef Hams are lhaeu'e go
heavy sales of 500 pieces al 9sd94c Tor ilcke9
ders 1Ohdl0i9c. for Smoked do I'm Tor llckied Hams
lSul4c for Smoked do; 80 boxes ~ 10 Ilp b'ne
90 Clear do l3c; so hhds Canvase1 Hans ~ M aIi
bacon heavy 100 boxes City Long Clear III Sinai
l2c Dressed Hogs are hrmer and III gVou % 80
eSa9o lard little stronger for spoil pn hesNy
wlcox Refined Continent 4aIec 400 ueIcss Cig
l3Le; Old Western Steam ia NC, csshi ~
tierces 1896; during the past week 4VV an
Western purchased at the West LOT export Oh
pryse terms delivery hear OF 600 ueises
seller August IL ie0l9C
COMPARATIVE sIocKs or FORK AND BkhE IN Nh"'io"N A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
financial.

n aNewYork (Ias saving Company" will be held at the
ONCE OF tho Company Thursday the 10th day OF June Tor
eecing Trustees for the ensuing year
win closed from the 9Th 10 the lOth Oh june
Polls open from IL m. till p m . ,,o,nr,r oo.,v
N.w yort Nav % 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

do sane time 10 year So DO Ola Postss A.,
very wesk BcamuAas Green stnn arrives sbun
nnetnstion Reoeys Of Bermuda truck per CITY Houston
boxes Tosoes and % boxes Beta The rusb Of
and prioes advancing southern Potatoes
ming better Onions declined owing
the abundance end eheapness Of Bermuda Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
finanriai.
100000

MADE IN TWO MONTHS.
A WALL STREET OPERATION.-THE BANK
ING-uOUsE OF ALEX. FROTHINCsIAM & CO..
NO. IL wALL-sr., WHO DEAL IN STOCK PRIV
ILRGEs, HAVE PAID THIS ENORMOUS SUM TO
THEIR CUSTOMERS DURING THIS SHORT
AS HIGH As $4,000 FROM ONLY 800 ORIGI.
NALLY INVESTED. AND MANY HAVE MADE
81 200 AND OVER FROM ONLY $50. THEY PAID
IN SINGLE DAY OVER $4,000, FOR WHICH
people They employ continuously from twelve to fifteen com
RSnt aS aRS to sa az s s %d
night This energetic firm well deserves The credit Of beng
TO Acknowledge that they have this bust
ness hsrs h% o. sS In nearly ever. state of
the Union Dominion Of Canada from the Island Of Cuba
in stocks Their business has become
he aT be- read s
class newspaper published IN The Unsd states no s they
place their business with firm possessing the very highest
SE e deal aR With SG tbs S e upon
They also weekly report condition Of affairs in
who desires arf contemplates specializing
N sfNs YORK K Commercial Advertiser says:
The banking house Of Alexander Frohingham Co. NO ~
There are other privilege employ from three
during the last five years.
Boston Daily News says: ..,
Messrs Alexander Frohingh Co will furnish 10 those
desiring Wall explanatory circulars containing
detailed statements quotations and points"
OF great value the unntaed Their office Is at NO IL
Wallst., New-YOrk City.
New. York Graphic
This old house Offers facilities for sDeculatns
with ranging from $50 10 any amount
and small investors the advantage as those who in
Of dollars During the last month
stocks have returned prohts from 5000 70
500 This marvellous to those unaccustoned 70 wall
operations nevertheless il s true as sub'tantated by the
huctuation Of prices at the stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER

NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER-
~ SONS OF LARGE AND SMALL MEANS TO IN
vEsT.-Thc WEST POINT MANUFACTUEINGs &C CON- o1c
organized with authorized capital OF <OOOO0
sares $3.50 for the purpose Of operating Touring mill OF 40
Of burrs (the largest in the United sstes WOODEN
raDer ol mill and agricultural mandatory. The
company improved water in the country,
7O0hoIse power Tie shares nav offered for SALE ana
person that buy 20 shares lot valued at 800 viii be
given; 40 shares lot worth $500 100 shares lot worth
400 lots Will front the mills When the mills built the
lots shares cost and the investors
money the first The Company Is con-
dent OF making 80 per cent on ITS capital stock Hon John
Neigh President Of the Company has the best refernces
For further information address ]. d. NEIGH, or
LIVINGSTON & Co. Agents, 239 Broadway New-York
REORGANIZATION OF THE NETWORK
Id e. OSWEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
The Utica plan ready application to all First Mort
gage Bondholders, 10 be sent free by applying TO A D.
MATHER d. Co., Utica, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

Receipts for the week. as PACKAGES do last week ~ DO
The market quiet likely to revive either
shipping home Nothing has been done for export
give their attention TO fresh berries and
early arrival Of other fresh fruit The stock OF app not
quote old prices the past proper0us
rendered II for them To scrhee or push
upon the market Small fruits are dun ana easier
light supply few lots remain OF good enough
quality quote up the Peanuts are easier we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

Receipts for the week 22o pkgs 40 last weer viii
ff sale Good grassy stock regular item and wne
is naturally unsettled in many instances " M
presence Firkns already qpOabe nice ycow onoo
active 28 creamrs and pals range about as ncTe aS
sales single pals be quoted al ovc az ,s
is extreme d27c quite frequently quotoa oi o
Of good color while creamery packed uSs unusually
clear Of white stock pcst diners Gan ordinary bull
unsod early make has given IN many ioh,i
The river towns have been drawing que 10, ~ he
market during Spring and feel the ptnet Oh VI.
trade Thee some receipts OF Western ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

North Car. Extra. 20 $50
State P'rd Peaches. lS 40
Unpeeled Halves. Sl49 ga
Unpeeled Quarters. 7Ad .
Plums, Southern IL GlS
Do, state ....lS ul3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

Receipts the 1867 bills do last week. l350o
bbls The receipts moderate aud the market has become
very strong within the past few days Sellers ASK To-Day
firmly the prospective supplies are not ht
and there is burdeDsOme surplus here Sellers are sun ~
losing and where the loss compare
lively serious scarcely inquiry
dck or eggs declined Warm weather
the demand for for ana pastry
purposes. Quotations; - -,
N. ]. and l. p doz2 20 al Canadian. 9d92
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02

Newspapers ..-.... 1isd-
County Mixed Rags,
free OF wool. ....... 4 O.
Hoops, IL feet ord.
10 prime. ..........36 037
Hoops, IL feet ord.
TO primo. 80 032
Maple Sugar, new. q b
Maple Sugar. Old. 4 % 8
Maple Strip, y gal. 81 r$l IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-02
well aud close 10 other State pkgs.
MN BlTTEk.

DO. poor. ..-.....-.-.- az y,
State Diaries, fine. .l02dl1 y
DO. poor to gocd.... 5 a oh
Ohio Factory, good ~
Ia fine,........-....lO dlO2
Western Factory,
poor 10 hue......l2 8 a >
Orange Co. Skins. 8 q D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-04
Clarke County Items.

We understand that party of Pennsy
capitalists will will reach this place on FRIDAY,
with view of examining the iron ores Of this
and more southern counties. They are in search
OF ores that will manufacture the Bessemer
steel, and if they find deposits Of this character
0: ore, they will lend to the S. V. Il. Il. Co.,
pecuniary aid.
One night last week some rogues broke
through the brick wall Of Mr.. 6. W. Lewis
meat house and stole lot Of bacon therefrom.
The same night Mr.. Alfred Gardeners shoe
shop, in this place, was torcbly entered and
about $500 worth of leather stolen ther efrom.
Ia both of these cases the thieves we're undls'
covered.
Mr.. G. Fro, living west Of this place, brought
to Town the other day ycarling colt that weigh
ed go lbs. The colt had been raised by hand,
its dam having died when it was was toaIed.
We doubt if there is another instance on re-
cord of a colt reaching that weight at the same
age.
A chicken having four legs, four wings, two
backs and double head was left at our office
on Monday. The egg from which it was hatch
cd was said to be a small one. Vi course this
specimen Of lusus natulG was not alive.
The annual strewing of flowers upon the
graves of the Confederate slain, buried at the
Old Chape', will take place this season on Sat
uriay. the 18th of Jund. CLARKE Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-04
COMMUNICATED.
Election I'm King George Co.

Below you will 6ud the election returns from
the county of King George:
For Commonwealth $ Attorney /. G. 5.
Hunter Con-, 527; e. IL. Ashton, Con-, 1874;
Clerk, VIM. s. Brown, no opposition, $50;
Sheriff, g. W. Grigsby, Con-, SIP; +. W..
Payne, Con-, 345; Treasurer, James f. jones,
Con, 597; }. ii. Stiff, PIP. Commissioner Of
the Revenu:, Phil. Marshal, Con, 449; d. NJ
Price, 245
There were several other Conservative candi-
dates in the field. who took off considerable
vote from Marshal. The Radical came out too
late to con ceDtratc his forces, which were split
up on the Conservatives.
1t il but Just to say that while MIR. Z. h.
Ashton, the defeated candidate for Common
weallh's Attorney, received handsome una
jority OF the Conservative votes Of the county,
yet by reason of his uutiriug cx.rIions in be
half Of the Conservative cause and his oprosl-
ton to radicaism in the various political con-
test since 1869 inclusive, almost the entire
Radical vote OF the County, numbering about
four hundred, was polled against him, causing
his defeat. ALPHA.
King George Court House, June l.