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4 REtORD or THE REBELLION.
~ecretary S;anion's Opinion of Regiment
Gov. iidcl has uisbanded.

WIN DfPAW MtNl, WAsnINGTON CITY,l
Au.ust - isf.
C.f fi4l fp0 Faqir.'ou ~ gsEshf Nc 20 llf
(pLoNLL; TINS d-paI ;m"ut hat been in
formed thtt atcael mi fer j. harbnied or conceal
ed a. or nclg rhc Pine .nCnr seneca, hats -an-.
horse thieves mr. encumred "a resort rear there,
tina a large r0ntr' hHud trade Is cirIicd On, aud
p,f.uL, Age en-a-pA va the nianutlci are IL rebel
uniforms ant other dis.pyHl or ictices. You are
directed 10 use the utmost efforts to arrest the
Diic'r. seize. trN, aud execute an narauders amt
horse tEltNt-, aud selxc, try, ana execute all per
a. engaged in cputriuand trade, or ewing aid
10 the rehrls. Years Sc,
EDWIN NJ. STANrON. Secretsry Of War.
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Bcst IioI,day an.

Tn lat 81 device in maclNne sewing IL
the Now Automatic Sewing N lSaine,' wm0h
T. creating quite sensation IA the IN nrket No
hotter gift can b. selected tpr mother, vito,
fistor or friend. No special discounts offered
20 tpmlt purrh.-scrA, nut perfect apprOO1tiOn
aud delight guaranteed 10 the possc-spr VIII
cox GibO. sewing Machine o., 0bs BrOadWd,,
Nea York. ldr.
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Divorced "A second Time.

ffni" INC d. lvHt' hefh"Ht"Hs
A rather unusual case came up before
Judge KNIGHT IN Circuit Court No. for adjudi-
cation on Friday morning. Tho on trial
was that of Ida Hall ". Eugene Hail, on a pet-
ton Tor divorce on the grounds OF dcsettion.
During the examination Of tue plantln IL was
developed that the parties had been divorced
ffpm cacn other in Decatur. ILL.,. several years
ago, but hld remained and lived together until
January 1874. when the dcs'ruon n alleged to
have taken place. Judge Knight, after asking
how long the uliintif would remain unmarried
10 tno defendant this time, granted the decree,
and Ida and Eugene heuCelOitn are separated.
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Steamship trrmauIc, Liverpool. ~ tsr. and nsss
Stcamshlp Y e. knight cKandr1a. nfsc. aud pap.
Steamship Herman Livingston. Savannah. ndse. aud
pass
steamship Gen Mcsde. Key We-t " :. troops
steamship Wyauokc, thchmDnd. CttT Point, and N0s>
iolk. mdse. and nass.
steamship State OF 1cxas. Galveston. ndse. aud psss
Steamship Iolumbas Havana. indsc aud pass.
Steamship Oiaucrs. Nos'on.
BARK Morning star. Guantanamo. sugar
Bark Ga1eile Point " Pure. suxnf and moiattes.
BARK William Gowrs ioTi Jefferson, in baliest.
Bark Ncsta, Rotterdam. inisr.
BARK Ltvinia. HAVE mdsc.
Also tue dsua. aver snd ceH-twtrs ees.e.s.
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ml..Ina NJ. WlfrnnlKllIlnr HI, ChlId.

rKOYiD aACL, Dec. a. phiup OailIher. living
Aor Snti's Qeane Ncslcrly. r. l., gent home
auns late on s,tur AZ night. Bee uing cntsgod Win
Ms htie ne attempted 20 sex htr but 40 &c liant
rmhd ~ h,r aihs, year 90, ami Aiied II. "a lhef
~ arrested.
The Coroncrs jury have re- urnci the verdict that
We person from whom tue ither purch Ued N" liquor
MICA ~ dc nim drunk IL guiltY Of mu+d r. Inc
AlhcT Fmhp Oaliehrr vus held ~ a OOy Oall 10 ~
B"sf osfoIe TIE hupIeLc NVdrL
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&rsintss ilriitrs.

THE New Years Hnt avn Nrw Nenr'r Pres.
IN1S.-tiENlItNl whom Ike ga is on : Al tHbkY
next wlll want "a Z hhDsuNk MAJ a J. u COLLAR
INIE HOTEL
Also. INDit~' AtJHNcuvN AND FAsHioNA.
BILE IIi,-.
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Pure Oh wines and nluor~. wholesale and retail.
At moderate pricss AZ nNis's tmporuins. 10 Nescy
street. aud D Niu1m -rcct. Alsppp's and Basss
pale nud Bar on sea 1nd Dubln ind ok ttouts On
draugnt truin Inc ~ OOd tni an nDtttcs.
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F.6s'ic fii.s Isfnr icsi rr'c' - - li.ISlWay.
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nys-1RGE IN

GRAHAN.--In the CITY of tep YotS Oh fhe s4th DAY
Of nrcruip-f ~ ths Won John Il " 'dr. Justice
~ tue supreme CDut Ptrick Graham from Margaret
GRAHAM. Cause. s4nfeJ
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t.-Rupiure cured by DIR. NInr-h fpt iaeipaL
Of late Marsh Coz 81 ii4 OJ Juicr, Ncsey ~
House. No uptown branch
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Qnirk't Irish Pea. the great 25-coni bilious
remic y. hoid by druggists lac
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MARINE rvrEI.rsr,cE.

HtuAruRR ALMANAC -rius
sun rise,.... % sun sea I " M1Oa sets. 10
ptBu ~ATr~-Tnts
sandy HOOK. u Gov lslsnd ~ HIl Gate. 10 -
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4 Dollar Case OF Homeopathic 1Iediciuos,
win DIRECTIONS Tot their use sent posipad on rece pc
Of "a. sMlius homeopathic Pharmacy iO' 4tn ~.
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is 1T y" ~, ,rI,i and ette,nal
use. cures Eicunr.. n. Conc Colds. spra!ns sll
Bruises.
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NAFTAL- woItf Jacob kana' " Hoiuiei. Y. j.
to Miss Il Wotu OF BrDDk.yn. Dec. IT, loij
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Consuniption haa bccr "Irrd Nv the use Of
Nt-t NE'- kNLs,s ~ NtLD CHRrf, 80 cts ana 81.
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fINANcIAL AM coxMERciAL.

,, ~ ~ m \, rr, ,,.
N,'NDNi' i'o'' - NJ "e uo"n"t'
and n gcnarai,y ,r,,'rovod ,na,sa, ,ho,,r,, ,hs
-. -. - 80 ,,,
teRreRate Nolulhe OF business cohuhueo limited.
In fact, the bulk Of the transactions were con-
aned TO Lake shore. pae,oc Mail. and W.s,er,,
-, - 80 -, 80 80 80 " 80"
oWoh' All OF Whch showed rally ranging IRON
Hto1t. v cent, the extreme having boon OH
sor,ad g., t.o,a, u.u .h,n -. g.. ao,, ..
.a, :" '""' ".'O" .oso i.o., w. y.
~F' Lake shore was y better at beA' ana
Western Union advanced from ~ to 49, Pacific
OF Missouri became conspIcuous In IN. after
VI oe'"'"e V"hsp'o"ous "" t"s a~r
noon trade. and rose ~ Y cent. to l3N, because
Of the demand for the stock to be employed NJ
a. ,,,s.,,,,,, =, ,.. .,Ss,.ns,,s~ 80 ys...'..''
,ue 1'ee,ns VI sae s.ossne,os,, On ,ussu"y.
tbe higbar agur.. and Northvost.rn az at.o q,
t.,I s.a.,aa .o.,a. ,.,, ,,,.,,
c' au., ,eneo'eu conuuen. ,ee"ne' "icn'Ran
Central ranged at jellai4. with strong tone at
the cIose but the remainder of til. list did not
nro.o,,, 49,. ,a.,,,.a. - .,..,sr ,,',.''.
piV7e"V my ieo'"Vs oi sPccN" pIom'hehoe'
The general course and tendency Of the market
from the prceent standpoint favor bigber
-, 49,, -. - ~ -. ' ~,
poc,s' ana the more wealthy capitalists at the
Stock Exchange are ranged on the bull side Of
tho market The more ac,,vs demand for
moucv and tho Iarco "rinrsn,s ~ cnrrencv 70
ihe West are REGARDED ns indicatiye ~ Lealiby
!" ssr Ts,n % Pc F'fn''s
6ayc to come Into 1T rct for such i'G st5Sks
as Lake Shore. Pacific Mail, Northwestern, tho
81. Pauls, and some other shares which have
been realty depressed during the past six
months.
IN. Il rt,,hor ~ .b,ra, doatt 4, r-oro o,,l,,
- a. ~ 80 W s, uu' w VIZ y, %, NY IN,
i.'"' 81 "a i'.N' s'uo.u T'pi.s',l'eu -t,vV
l. a,ih' 't"i ~ " N'.lelu mon l,,'"V' hile'
oAlui Mlchi-nu central, lND Nnithwcstcrn,
lsW do. preferred. 40: S. Paul, l.1n0 do. pre-
fprrrtl. GVj: I-utou Pacific 100. HANNIBAL aud
81 Jn..Il no. do ureferred t11. p.ciac nf
Af,ss,,,r, .np. i'll I.f.,.5 ia- 49,, ia. -,
81 ~; y, ~ . ..,., -
NN"i' INV ~, ih'l hNdihiH anu western, anu
~. LOUIS ana iron ntain, each @D Ohlos,
IN: Sprirg Mountain, New jersey central, g.,
c. and T. C., Chicg-n Pur ngtou and Quincy,
md Atlantic and p,,in,. mr. ferrcd .aeh Ino
Nnrria and E..,v IA, wabash ysi do me-
800 ~ I-,s.' - y, ', ,Su' - ". po
o. ", ~ w" ", - iAp -, % -Nu'i,,a,
q american, ~ eVelNlu anu llttsbuf9n, ~
Harlem. 10 Illinois Central. 100 New York
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Woeklv or monthly payments for furniture,
cary l' ma bedding. B. Al, Cowpcrthw1t lts Chal
nam 49, Ide
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Attention I. csllei to The notice 81 the Chairman OF
another column.
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Old chewer, say that the "MAtchlehs" plug
tobAceo = tue Lest-bslter tiIAn any Lac cot idV.
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Victoria &. woodruff.

Chopper Institute to morrow evening. SeAts
secured. ~ broadway. Idr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.

HARMONY IN THE PARTY The Richmond
Wing counsels wisely. II says: Worthy gen.
temcn competing for the nominations have
been defeated, and others, also, in conventions
yet to be held will be disappointed in their as
piraious. But it must be so. Where there is
single prize single man alone can receive it,
Each candidate tor the candidacy takes his
chance, and it is the duty of all and of all their
particular followers and friends to accept the
decision of the convention, in every instance,
and to 60 into the canvass as ardently for the
successful man as if be had been their choice
from the first. In fact, the disappointed as
pirant for nomination who allows his interest
In the Conservative cause to be abated, in the
least by his failure to be selected as the local
leader of bis party, shows very plainly that he
did not deserve the nomination. The people
and the party are thinking of the public well
fare and he who is epgrossed with his own per-
sonal interests in politics is not the man who
should be chosen by any constituency as mem
Der of the Legislature.
Harmony in tho party is the highes. evil
donce of the sincerity and purity of the patriot
ism of the men who make up the party. The
success Of the candidates is the success of the
cause"
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HUOhS .s.>.I, sTaYx0yN-ERl..
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MAGAZINES AND REVIEWS, AT
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The above are tho most attractive English
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

An effort having been made by certain par
ties to prevent the payment of the Elgee cot
ton claim, amounting to S366,000, on the
ground that the cotton taken by the Federal
soldiers from the Elgee plantation was the
property of the Confederate Government, the
afidavits in the case were submitted to the At
toruey General for his opinion, and he has de-
cided that the statements we're insufficient to
bar the payments of the award, which will,
therefore, be paid, less 100000, which be-
longs to the Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

Several weeks since Colonel G.. W. Wells
charged in public speech that Governor
Ames, of Mississippi, melted the Vicksburg
riot, and remarked in the presence of witnesses
that the blood of twenty five or thirty ne.
groes would benefit the Republican party"
The Governor has not answered the damaging
accusation, and Colooel Wells has published a
card making this direct issue with the Gov
ernOr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02
PORT or aLsx.ISDRs.a, SEPT 5
Sun rose..............5 81 Moon sets
Sun sets .............G 2S High water... u {
ARSIV RID.


Steamship John Gibson, Now York to Hooe
s johnson.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, TO Brodcrs & Go.
She reports passing about fifty coasters in the
river, about twenty of them bound up.
Schr Harriet Thomas, Providence, TO Amor
can Coal Co.
Schr Earl Mason, Provdenc,, to American
Coal Co.
Schr Henry A PAUL, Providence to Amcri
can Coal Co.
Schr Lizzie Wilson, Boston, to American
Coal Go.
Schr John Ice, Philadtlphia, to Mchsffey
i Go.
Schr A F Clarke, Havre-do Grace, to Mehaf
fey l. Co.
S>hr Lizzie Wilson, to American Coal Co.
ScEr Chas + Morrison, for Georgetown.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by + A
Reed.
Schr Harriet Thomas, Allyn's Point, by
American Coal Co.
Schr } V Wellington, Boston, by Hampshire
ard Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Annie Stevens, Somerset Mass, by J p
Agnew.
Schr James, Richmond, by Y Worthington
Schrs Alice Bell, Margaret q Lyon, Elwood
Burton, Armida Hail. Royal Arch and Hattie
Sampson, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr jennie M Carter, hence for Boston, at
Vineyard Haven 3lst.
Schr JAS Potter, hence, at Boston 3lst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

10 the Norfolk almshouse there is negro
upward of 1O2 years of age, having been born
in May, l773. His name is Solomon Bourne
and he was formerly slave, the property of
Mr.. VIM. Harrison, of Brandon, Oh James
river. He is blind, but can make his way any
where about the premises. His wife, Patience,
with him in the almshouse, is four months
older. She retains her sight and can get about
very well for so old person. They were mar
ried at twenty-five years of age and have lived
with each other ever since, or for seventy. seven
years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

An extraordinary suicide occurred at Island
City, near New York, on Tuesday, at clam
bake given by Congressman Odell. Among
those present was a young Italian named
Vianni, said to belong to the suite of Count
Corti, the Italian Minister at Washington, and
connected with prominent Roman family,
who, while giving recitation in imitation OIL
Rachel, drew pistol from his pocket, and
placing the muzzle to his temple, fired, and
fell dead before his astonished auditory, who
for some moments were under the apprehen-
sion that he was still acting, and were only
undeceived when DR.. Doremus pronounced
life to be extinct. No cause can be assigned
Tor the act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The PhcnIx property Of 1864 acres, improved
with an extensive cotton factory, houses for
tenants, etc., about eighteen miles from Balti-
more, was sold yesterday at auction for $97 900.
Messrs. Robert Garrett and Joseph w. Jen-
kus were the purchasers.
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the vacancy

At meeting Of gardeners aud truckers, yes
terday, in Baltimore, committee was appoint
ed to prepare permanent form of organlza-
ton, to establish uniform prices for garden
products, and to protect the interests Of the
farmers against middle men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The first steamer of the Mississippi Valley
and Brazil Steamship Company will leave 81.
Louis on the lst Of October for Brazil, aud in
accordance with the request of the Company,
the Postoffice Department has resolved to dis
patch mail by that line, allowing the ocean
rate OF postage as remuneration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

Hayti adviccs state that seventeen followers
of Gen. Carrall, who have sought the protec-
tion Of Mr. Bassett, the United States Minister,
were condemned to death on the 29th of July,
and it was rumored that the Government in
tended to take the refugees by force. The
editor Of LIE Pcuple had been cautioned for bis
violent articles against Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02
DIED.

On Wednesday,, September l, Mrs ANN f.
GRl NJ Els, wife OF James Il. Grimes, aged g..
@.s- Her funeral will take place Friday morn
lng at ~ o'clock, from the residence of her hus-
band, No. 47 Patrick street, between Cameron
and Queen. The friends Of the family are IN
vited to attend.
On the lst of September, after long and
painful illness, which he bore with Chrlstian
t"rtltudo and resignation, EDWARD CUR.
RAN aged 81 Years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

Sooy the New Jersey dclauting treasurer,
has placed his resignation in the hands of the
Governor, which step, it is thought, will obviatc
the necessity of calling an extra session OF the
Legislature. Governor Bedle has appointed
General Gershorn Mott, Of Bordentown, to ill
the vacancy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

A paper is in circulation at the Baltimore
cattle yards, and numerously signed by drovers
from Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia and South
west Virginia, protesting against the proposed
chaoge of the sales day to Monday, on and az
tar the 18th inst, complaining that it will ne
cessitate Sunday work in handling the cattle,
which they are exceedingly anxious to avoid,
at the risk even of seeking another market,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

MIR. James Dunlop arrived 10 Richmond with
his family on Monday evening by the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio mail train from the mountains,
and soon after reaching his home, was stricken
with paralysis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

At the Jauues Cartier Bank meeting at Mon
trea yesterday, a committees report was adopt
ed to the effect that the bank would resume
with an addition of 100000 preferential
stock to the capital. Cate, the ex cashier of
the bank, was arrested yesterday on charge
of false representations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The Merchants Exchange Bank of San
francisco was to have opened to-day. The
President states that sufficient amount of
coin has been collected iu the regular way of
business to enable the back to meet all de-.
mands. There seems to be looseuipg 10 the
money market, with return of confidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The United States steamer Worcester will
sail from Fortress Monroe to-day for Aspinwall
to look after American interests on the Isthmus
during the pending troubles there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The negro, Lieut.. Gov. Davis, who is Act
ing Governor Of Mississippi during the absence
OF Ben. Buffers son-in-law. has waived exami-
nation and given bail in $1,000 to appear at
the October court at Columbus, to answer the
charge of bribery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The Secretary of the Treasury states that gold
notes issued to the National Gold Bank of
California are amply secured by the United
States bonds worth premium of five to seven
per cent. Those bonds are valued at about
$SOO,OOO 10 gold over and above the gold notes
issued to the bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02
COM M ER(IAF,.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept 2-Whest ia
dull and declining; offerings Of 29l4 bushels,
with sales Of white at 50, 90, 100 and lu5 for dam
aged and inferior lots, and l25 for common, and
red at 90 and lO5 for inferior, ITO for ordinary,
10, l25, l27, 49, 1873 AMI 1876, according to Quail
ity, latter for prime, and l4U for choice. Corn
is dull and lower sales OF mixed at 79 and 10
with offerings of 1900 bushels Rye is quiet and
uncha' ged offerings light with salos at rs and
Is. There is no improvement in tho condition
of the Oats arriving, and prices are low; sales at
80 and 55. Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Sept. l, 1876
Beet Cattlc-Prices to-day ranged as follows
Dost DeeVes... So 20 + 10
Genera!y rated first quality rs n 6 IS
Medium or good fair quality ......... 3 so 4 IS
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 2 IS a ) 50
Genersl average OF the market....... 50 a GO
EAlrene range OF prices. z IS 6 70
Most of the sales were from. ...... 4 co a 5 II
Ihere were fewer tops this week than last, and
there was larger proportion Of common and
lower grades of Cattle. Total receipts for the
week 2l02 head. Total sales tor the week 1865
head.
Sheep and I.ambs-There is no snprcciab,e
change In the Sheep market this week, either AS
to prices or quality. There is some falling off
in the numbers, as also in the Eastern demand,
there beng this week scarcely moro than 1850
head taken on that account Good fat Sheep
were IN good demand, as also good feeding and
| stock Sheep but buyers give the top quotations
very grudglEgly; common Sheep and Lambs
are quite dull. We quote Sheep at 4a5sc per Id
gross; L. bs 2sS4 per head, or 5a6c per ID !;
Stock Sheep 2aS3 Is, and feeding 2aS4 per head.
III ceipts this week 7O72 head
Hogs-The anticipstons expressed in our last
report have been realized in the advance in
| prices, rs our quotations this week are i cent
higher. Tho receipts will compare favoraby
as TO quality with last weeks offerings. While
present prices are expected by dealers to be
maintained Tor some days to como without any
further advance, they think quotations West
are higher in proportion than thuy are here, but
that the demand will not warrant any further
rise in our figures just at present with the run OF
| stock that is now arriving We quote at 10 SC
| aSl0 10 for common rough Hogs, and lla$ll IL
| por lOO lbs net for tho best. Receipts this wceG
| 5i42 head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The Boston and Charleston Steamboat Com
pany made an assignment yesterday for the be
peft Of creditors. Several other failures arr
reDorie1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The roof Of Westminster Abbey, in London,
long supposcdsto be Of oak, when examined,
last year, was found to be OF Chestnut. 1t was
sound aud perfect, although it had stood for
eight centuries already, which would go 10 show
that chestnut timber is pretty good for build,
ing purnoses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

Charles Jerome Bvnaparte, grandson Of King
jerome BJuaparte, was married yesterday at
Newport, Il. L., to Miss Ella Charming Day,
of Roston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

Miners from the Black Hills bring fine spcci
mems of gold aud silver ore with them. The
gold quartz realizes 81 100 ton; silver is worth
30 IN a toD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

The reported decrease in the u S. debt fol
the past month was 1855, 049 Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

George FL. Smith, Second President of the
Mormon Church, died yesterday at Salt Lake
CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

Mr.. George Smith has discovered among the
AsSyrlan Tablets in the British Museum the
legend Of the building of the Tower OF Babel
n translation will doubtless be soon published,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

MIR. SANKEY is the son of the Hon. Dovid
Sankey, of W est New Castle, Pa, and the
Democrat of that place says:
Whatever may be said of him, no one can
accuse him OF ever having attempted to mix
politics with religion. He is an Intelligent
Christian gentleman, singer of the highest
excellence, and 10 point OF mental culture far
superior to MIR. Moody"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-02

Aiken has coored debating society. The
following arc the latest question discussed =
(which is the most benefciast the horse or
the COW p and (which is the mostest useful to
the white man, the negro or the North Ameri-
can Indian p After long and animated debate,
the umplres decided in favor of the negro and
the cow Charleston Neaos.