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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

10 its comments upon Gov. kemper's late
excellent letter regarding Virglbia's relations
with the Centennial Exposition, the New York
Pos. says "the State is lusoivcnt; she cauno' pay
her creditors, aud at the very time When she
was called upon to decide whether or DOT she
would appropriate money for representation
10 the Exhibition she was asking her creditors
to accept compromise" be Post thinks
Governor Kcuper might, perhaps, have az
pointed State day. but with o. Vlryioia build
log 90 the grounds he must have borrowed the
b, use in which to receive his guests, aud that
uoder the circumstances the Governor acted
wisely in declining to game "Virgioia day. /"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

In New York, Oh Saturday, the police raid
ed upon the stage of the Parisisn Varieties aud
arrested fifty three act RS anl balle' G rls cou
neced til The place. The police dvrl.r" be
p ,rtornauce to have ben indecent and d-inor-
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s)7 r.. ID

On the 18th inst at 10! O'Clock p. nj MARY
Il PlhKt, INT, wife OF john x. Pie:p mt, in
the "a year of her age. Gas- The frie:.ds and
.oqusiatanc 5 nf the .snily are irvlt'! 10 At
;eu her funeral, tomorrow [Tuesday] after
noon, ut 1 O'clock from the residence Of her
husband, No. south Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

The market opens sctive, with AZ advance.
-Four is in fair enquiry, and prices are >tea :.
Wheat sold to.G.y 81 1856 FIR choce-an advance
of SC since Satur y; Offering, of 1000 bushels
Corn is in NO !ernte r.crip:, and ;'ric.s .sve
ran Up to - i,r mixed ,alc: of .jS tu.nr..
Rye and Gats quiet with small sa t. Al quota
tions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16
Fairfax conservatives.

The co J5e1VatlVes IT Falls Church district,
Fairfax county. met at Bayley's cross roads on
Saturday, O.tuucr 18th. a. 3 =. m. and elect
ed tie following gentl, men del gates and al.
ternstes 10 b. Senatorial Convention 10 be
held 10 this city 90 the 18th Inst: Delegates
Col. Arthur Herbert, NJ. &. Sade, T. A. Dick
eus, jr., }. j. MoraU aud }. II. Chichester.
Ate; ma es-Mcssrs. Thomas rcrrltt, NJ. VI.
Sui.h, {. +. Lee, George Head and b. r.
Snrsve.
Mr.. Dckeus off red the following, which was
unanimously ad ped:
Whereas It Is me sense Of this meeting hat
our DISTINGUISHED fell couotrymaO, Gen. W..
H. f. Lee, can, AID vii, best repres, ut our
lutcres>-t.,o,e Of farming cnmmully-i III
the Sac Seaate; b. it therefore
ReSolved That the delegates who are elect
ed Irou. his d,,rrict to the Senatorial Conven
ton be its,ruc ed 70 cast Their votes tor Gcu.
Lse, aud pivs him their uLLed and constant
supper, so long as 10 their judgment there is a
or ,spcct OF his U0m ION
CAZENovE =. LEE. Secretary.
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to + a Reed She reports ID ves=e.S IL the
river, bound up.
~..tr kebrcca Phiade!phs, - AS Perp"re-
Schr Edith Wright. Washington. 10 'na,..r.
Schr Brigsdier, Windsor. 10 W Sm"0.
Schr L 4 Sanchez, Washington. 70 " A
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Hooc.
ochr Alice Curtis, Washington, 10 W \
SnloOt.
>chr Helen Hssbrouck, Jersey City, 20 Amer.
icsn Cal Co
&C rs Henry Davy, Ler.uei Hall ani Dane!
Brown, for GeorgetJwn,
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Steamer Lazy Of the L2!:e, Norfolk, BY +
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Steamer Ms'..no, lower Potomac, by y
Boush s So.
Steamer heo Wccms, Bal: more, by Bro
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Schr Alice Curtis Phil"delpl.is. b. WIN
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;.chr Helen Rasblouck, J-rsey City. By Am
eri an Coz Go.
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Schr Lena Hunter heAce q. 'rnrieTc' l2.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

Out of sixty.niue German papers published
10 Wisconsin, sixty-four support Tildep and
Hendricks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

The widest movement yet contemplated by
the DOW thoroughly alarmed administration is
the proposed seDuiug OF troops to the Second
and Fourth Congressional Districts OF thi, ate,
upon the ridculousiy fictitious ground OF pre-
venting the intimidation Of coloted voters.
Now, it is as we'll known TO the President and
bis cabinet as it is to us, that sioce they came
toto power there has heeo no more quiet aud
law abidlog State iu tie Uolon than Virginia,
and tba. there is not negro 10 either OF the
districts alluded u, or 10 apy other 10 the State,
who can, with truth, say that he has not always
voted as be wanted TO, except 10 The few cases
where be desired to vote the conservative tick
ct aud was deferred from doing so By be thrca; 3
or actual violence Of persons Of bis own race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

The delegates to the convention from Prov;-
dence district ar: VI. h. Wells, Z VanSyck,
w. S. Smoot, Jonathan Magarity aud Thomas
Moore; those rom J. district John A Mar
shall, Robert Newt r. l. Rntchford, Thos.
Fairfax aud John VI lone, aud those from Mt
Vernon A. G. Llnd-,reet, R. L. hewitt, Ger
Mason, w. G. Moore and r w. Gaiard-aII
Of whom are said by our Fairfax corrcsp ,Ddeut
To be Tor Gen Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

> IIiZ ~ GkaND
CENTENNIAL EXCURSION IT, PHILA-
DtnpHIA,
(UEder the ma cement Of h Blu ~
OCTOBER IL. II, l8 and l9, 40
For District and Maryland Dag,
Via Bait j Potomac K f.
Tickets 81 % for r und trip
(Chi hall price
Good on all trains except the limit, express, st
So ~, and good to go Oh the following
Trains: 53 and 8 a. m, aud lao and $40
III
Ticket: good for ten days from date Of Issue.
For ssie at H Burr's BIZ Fit b st, norinw' s.. !;
". s. lhompson's drug store lob Fifteenth ST.,
northwest; Whtaker's 94l Pennsylvania av-
enue; 30 lsntyne's: 42S Seventh ST., northwest i;
Giiman's drug store, 627 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
and Heiler's drug stor" og3 rennsyivania ave ,
under the National II. IL, Wsshagton a.,
in alexandria, at Geo'g- French's BOOK
End Stationery store, IS King stree! oct l6-it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

he deemed perfectly reliable that his acceptance
OF their domination for President was in per-
feet accordance with his lite.iopg views upon
the question of the privileges of the foreign pop
ulatiou of America. But that their denaiS
are withcu; effect is apparent 10 many ways
among them by the lac, tina! the German dem
ocratic general committee of kiogs county, \.
T., has adopted resolutions deoouoclng r. Is.
Hayes tor his connection With the American
Alliance. and cautioning all German citizens
aeaiost voting the republican ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

p K a Lh q. NJ y ,....,..,.
a$:;; 4 VERY DN>iRsBLG p! DFkEi l.
j.. A'cxsndri., Eirgiaj'. sstua..d "r r"i'-
fax trec:, between u.e "rd y" II -l'",' +
hns o., it = large rtklCk HOUSE, bH.: /" ~,
b. st lnnnaer With modern !Mprov"lhr :, ,,'@
contains nine.eca rooas; mas as, brck s;nb.c
Carriage and wood houses VI foot o; at -"
property : occupi, 4 Al vr": n. ty " C"'-e'
co ios"s.ion c%7 ~: - ~ :. - .>'''
i...andrI.. or /" # Z HrFFNhE. ai".
c. a. of estate of Zel L gin, 1..c' ~
more, Md ~ o.''i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

THE Truth LEAKING OUr-At recent
meeting of 'ored conservatives 10 New Or
leans E. h. Flowers, colored, of Grant parish,
and formerly a Leading republican lhere, es-
poused the conservative cause, ADD 10 a speech
charged that Gov. Kellogg aod u S. Marshal
Packard, the latter being DOW he republican,
nominee for Governor of Louisiana, ware re-
spousihle for tue CoI!ax massacre 10 1873, He
said Kellogg, by the advice of Packard, ap-
point. d 10 GRAFT parish Two sets OF officers and
told Zach of then to take Office, knowing this
would bring 90 col ftct. Kellogg wanted a
few negroes killed TO maxi his hold 10 the
guoerustora chair political necessity in the
eyes of the Northern people aud the ia loDal
Congress. " III. Ward aDother formerly lead
ing colored politician, who had hand III tue
GRAFT parish affair, also uade speech, con-
| frming Flowers statement, aud declared that
i, was the purpose OF kellogg aud Packard to
have seventy oine coorrd Uen killed Tor the
purpose OF gaining the support Of the Northern
| people and sustaining kellogg as Governor Of
| l. ,ui-iaua.
BY such means as those alluded to above
he Northern heart has been KEEP; fred" for
years past but the truth is comiOg out at last,
and the reaction will be manifest next Novem.
Der.
ANOTHER APPOINTMENT BY COL MosBY.
The Richmond correspondent of the Peters
burg lidsx says: Col. Mosby is still poweriu
politics. He exercises it as Well in Washing
ton as u R chmoud, the lates, exhibition here
b-ipg the removal of map 10 Collector Whites
of6ce to make room for ooe of Mosby 8 friends
OF as Collector White says, L wanted place
for ricud Of one OF my friends. y The lu:ky
man is Mr. Jones, MIR. F;eldiog Jones of
Fauquier,a grandson of Chief Justice Marshall,
il is said. He is only about q years of age. The
clerk displaced is most worthy Quaker gen
.Ieuau, d.. I. J. Hawks, of Hcuflco. The
Philadelphia Times" was perfectly right a.
titutipg to Messy or at favor With III" ad
mDis'ratioo. Why one Of the most prominent
and certainly ooe of the farest and most To-
te!Iigcnt republicans 10 this State tells me- that
he VI u'dn't think of betty an applicant for
position at Washington, it backed ty all the
republican cJmuilt, es and politicians 10 Viz
eiois if be were opposed by Mosby. Mosby
has found au opsn place in Grants armor of
reserve ADD right in here every time he sends
the powerful spear OF fatttry. At the same
time those republicans who look SO jeaously
upon bis management OF Virginia affairs say
they believe he is honest and that be takes
nothing for himself for fear his motives may be !!
questioned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

IVhhPUUL FINE SALT.
1900 SACKS FINE SALT. DEAKIN'S
BnnND, in prime order, just arrived per schr.
John K. Holiday" For sale By
oct Is P. B HOOE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

The utter disregard or the llV2S Of Ms sol
ders, exhibited by Gen. Grant 10 pushing bis
troops c, imposed largely OF foreign born ci,l
zcus, against the impregnable positions held
Dy the Coufederates. during the late civil wal.
has been often commented upon, and as often
severely censured, but it was not known that
that disregard was engeudered by the ahhor-
auce and contempt entertained for the prlVates
OF the army by the whole radical party, aud
especially by the present administration, OF
" hich the Washington Chronicle is one Of the
accredited organs, until that paper, D Its issue
OF this morning, said that every posted mao
knows that the rank aud file Of the army is re.
cruited from the riff raft u the deUucracy, and
their sympa,nies would DOT permit them to
abuse the SouherIcrs. Sergeant Patrick
ODooohu- and Corporal Michael McFaua-
| gan: of the regular army, would much sooner
assist the ku klux 10 abusiog negroes ihan ID
protecting ;hem from the outrageous treatment
| OF disafected and unrec Instructed rebels.
| The privates of tie army will have another To-
duceuent 10 keep this 10 their minds when
| they recollect that their Comrades were sent
to the Indian country 10 be slaughtered by
the Sioux because the reiotorcemeuts thai
would have uade them victorious were de
tanned in South Carolina to intipidate the
white voters of that State, and the Irish
born citizens out oil the army will not ial to re-
member the estimation 10 which their country
meu are held by the exponent of radlcailsn
Gov. Hayes, wno endorses President Grant I
administration, and who has accepted 3 noml
nation for President by the Amercao Alliance
the ruling principle Of which is that 90 foreigner
is bit to hold Office 10 this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

FIR HhNT-The DWtLLiHr n.y. =
Is No. 2-5 King street. between r"tf''s , sI
Alfred. Supplied with water and gas <;''''
ut this Office ------
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FOR SALE OK KENT-TLn. very de-
az srsb.e and com,orl.h." Nv tAL. NJ on
the east side of ST A=~rn hc.w"cn Mig ma
'rincc >. rets, No r. u i f'rm"r.y o,,cup'ri
BY III. la" /; bt Il. Miller Il great b"FEa."
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FOR RENT ,~c
he three story B.ICh D" e L - 49,; .'o'
- 20 Fairfax street, between N.ganI, r.''' W
w.. : cent Y upied by u H.
l.rray., Apply to GREEN Il VIE, OF -
Hcrb,nt 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-16

nNE SMALL STAB; I Fox kk-' ~
" the alley back of Herr'-a'- a'.rA's'
Apply to GEO. tuLEk ~ -
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NO. AZ s. WASHI>iiT'N - ['I If
H; RENT Possession Civ" Oc;"'a' -; 'o''
Aupiy TO GEO UHLEk - ~ 80
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

Which ever way the Democrats may arrange
their ticket the outlook the elecon OF Hayes and
Wheeler ia not only promising, but excludes the posi-
bility of defeat.-[Chicago Tribune (RepJ
If the Ohio delegation at st. Louis will stand
firmly by william Allen first and last lie can ne nom
mated 1t was Oho's realty in the Cincinnati Conyen
tOu that nominated Hayes. Let this fact be steadlly
borne mind. Allen is the man 10 unite the " est ana
oOuth.-fCincDnati Enquirer tDem)
subscriber wants us to 'explain the prin-
c les of tue different parties Happy to obiige Ine
principal principle of the Republican party at present
TO stay in, IL possible OF the Democracy 10 get I'D II
p0ssIbe 1t is precisely the difference between the oS
tha has the bone and the dog that wants it-iSpf1g
field Republican (lnd)
The machine that runs for Grantism is to
continue to rlIu Hayes. The success OF Hayes means
a continuation OF Grantlsm. II SO stubborn man rs
Grant IA bur dough the hands OF the rings wnat snan
we sav of him whom the rings seek 10 make MS sue
Besides Grant ndOrses Hayes taxes hn 10 MS
arms adopts him his fayorite. IL Boston Post
(Dem.)
The man who will be elected will not be the
one who the strict party vote but Tue one VINO
can command tie support OF that large ana intengent
class who nothing for party lines, AID WHO vote
only for the best aud the best principles MT iueh
cannot reach this class and, II nominated VIII be de-
feated. Mr.. Davis can reach IL, ana, II nominated
would be elccted.-lChicag Times tlnd.)
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
Jroex TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

AxusRNrNTs-3 oa0e-5tb and 6tb c0iumns
BANKING AND FISASCIAL-7M Pdge-2d column.
BANKING HOUSES AND BANKRRs-7h Pd0e--5th column.
board ASp RooNs-3d PaQs-lst, I'd, aud Sd coumnA
BUSINESS CHANCEs-6M Pd0e-5th column.
BUSINESS NOTICEs-im I0gc-1st column.
Cora TNERsuP NOTICES 6M Pd0c-5th column
DEs1 srRY- 6th PaQe-5th column.
DIyTr END NoTICEs-7M Pd0e-5th and 9th columns
Day GoODs-6h Paoe-5th column.
ExCURsIoNs-3d Pd0e-Cth column.
FIyANCtAL-7M PdGe-5th column.
FIgE WoRKs-6h PdGe-5th column.
FURNITUKB- 9Th PdGe-5th column
HELP wANTED-3d Pd0e-tth column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c-6h PIQe-5th column
HorELs-:3d IGGe-3d coluIDD.
tss1RUCrIOS-G Pd0e-3d and 4th columns.
LEGAL NoTICEs-6th PaOe-5th column
MARBLE And SLATE MANTKIS-6h Pd0e-5th coiuDh
M4RRIA6hs AND DEkTHs-5th Pd0e--6th column
MIscELLANBoUs-Sh fdGe-5th and 9th columns
MUSICAL lNsTRUMESTs-3d Pa0e--6th column
NEw PUBLIC CATIoNs--6M PdOe-2d and 3D. columns 80
REAL ESTATE For SALB-BKoOKLYN-6M Page-4tn
column; CoUNTRy--6h PGGe-ith column: AUCTION
SALEs-6h Pdge-ith column.
SALES BY AUCTION-6H Pa0c-3th column
SAVINGS BANks--7h Pd0e-6th column.
sIrU ATOMS WANTED MALEs-3d Pd0t-4th ana otn col
unns: FrMALEs-3d Pd0e--5th and 9th columns
SPECIAL NoIICEs-5M Ia0e-6th column .,
eIHANBOkTs AND kAILRoADs-2d Pa0e-otn ana Otn
columns: Sd PdQe-1st column.
STEAMERS, OCEAS-7h Pd0e-6ih column.
SUMNER RETREATs-3d Pd0e-3d ana Attn columns
TEACHKRs-6m PaOe-4th column.
To i,ET-RROoKLYN PRoPLBTY-Oh I0Ce-4tn column
CoUsTRY-6th Eage-4th and 9th columns
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
CORN IND UUEIT

On the Odd of April we called attention to
the remarkable loss in quantity OF grain, and
especially of corn, received at this city. Dur
ing the two weeks ending April Is, only
lO4,3S6 bushels of corn had been forwarded
here while at Boston 222, ,720 bushels had
been received, at Philadelphia 374, 300 BUSH
els, and at Baltimore 3S0,200 bushels. This
was a most disheartcning record for the busi-
ness men of New-York, the more ms it was at
the close of season during which grain had
been brought forward somewhat freely by
lower rail rates than usually precede the open
ing of navigation. But just at that time the
railway war began, and from that time to this
the business men of New-YoTk have enjoyed
whatever advantages sharp competition and
the lowest possible rates can give them. 1t is,
therefore, Nell to observe how far their condi-
ton has been improved.
At the outset there was an immediate and
very great increase in receipts of corn, which
were 414,000 bushels during the week ending
April %, and G35,132 bushels during the
week ending May 13, aud S59,OO8 bushels
during the week ending May 27. Up to the
latter date nO other city rA""ived as much.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27

vex01n. II any good, honest man II dominated -
support him. Tlden is nominated win support him
n Thurman is nominated will support him II Hen
dricks is nominated I will support him. We have An
abundance Of good available candidates think that
the Democratic party contains good material for tina
honest and efficient government OF this country as
ever did Do not understand saying that there ara
no good pure In the Republican partythere are az
good in 1t there anywhere-Dut they over
ridden by the bad elements Of the party because the
power Of the party Is In the hands Of the machine"
The st. Louis Weshiche Post (Carl Schurzs
paper of Saturday thus pay respects to the Dem
Ocratc party: " Every opportunity OF the Democrats
Is at the time their embarrassment The party
cannot show itself without revealing its real form and
substance. 1t cannot open It's mouth without scorchine
It, 1t do homage to the truth without damaging
itself 1t cannot refer to the history OF its glory without
evoking the memory Of It's disgrace Two souls nhabt
its breast neither of which has the to part from
the other In fact, such separation would be equiva
lent its dissolution. and one can scarcely imagine
that 1t would give up fault which involves the giving
up of its whole being Hess, and be executed said
a pastor Of Giessen to the condemned murderer whom
as former schoomate he had been chosen to bring to
repentance and resignation; it's the only favor
you can do me In return!' We fear that the
Democratic Hess Is in no hurry TO comply.
policy is and remains the c0ndittO sine qua Of
a new, good departure. party which-to 30 back no
1urtner ior the prcsent-hotndteu pIolpncht eauoI
in the war against the South, upon platform that
branded the failure party which afterward
united itself with the Independent movement for the sole
purpose OF berayng it, and OF laying everywhere its
cuckooeggs in the all too generous nest prepared
for them party which means one thing at the South
and an entirely different thing in the North thing in
the East and another In the West party which In
place CRIES for hard money aud in another dandes the
ragbaby its knees; which rides the reeschOO nag
here and cooks Irish and Catholic porridge theresuch
throughand-tnrough shabby and cheating party has
longer the shadow OF right to existence, before tho
ribnal of sound political morality. and 10 join in the
cry Reform in us Is nothing but the shalowest
hOcus- pocus and trickery."
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
LILLE EOI WY RHI

The Senate Military Committee has sur
prised the country by favorable report upon
the House Bounty bill, with one amendment
excluding sailors, marines, slaves. and Indians
from ITS benefits, and another increasing the
amount which the soldiers, or those TO whom
thew may have sold their interests, are 10 re-
ceive from the munifcence of the national
politicians. We do not believe either House
of Congress expects this bill to pass it is a
barefaced campaign trick unsustaincd by a
single rational argument, conceived IN sin and
framed in iniquty. We trust that 1t viii In
iure all those who have promoted it. The
soldiers are not fools or knayes, to be bought
with disgraccful gratuities, and their services
to the country are not debts to he discharged
with money. They know, il their represent
atiyes in Congress do not, that these mon
strous bounty bills degrade the character of
the war and dishonor the volunteers for whom
they are ostensbly voted, and they also know
that even if the award were just one the
country is in no condition TO pay it.
Members of Congress who are playing the
demagogue with these measures, tossing them
back and forth with amendments, to amuse
"the boys in blue" and hoping that they
will ultimately fall to the ground without
the test of final vote, are busy at danger
Gus game. They are giving advantages to a
shrewd and sleeplcss lobby, and increasing lis
strength every time this bill is introduced.
The recommendations of one session serve as
precedens for the votes of the next. Some
day the Congressman who are now crying
Aye to this proposal as II mere harmless bit
of buncombe, will be very much surprised to
find the Bounty bill a law, and hundred
millions added to the burdens of our over
taxed people.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-27

though Philadelphia and Baltimore were ootn
largely increasing In receipts. Baltimore
reached 3s5, 200 bushels, Philadelphia 4l4'-
900. and Boston 139,422 bushels during the
week ending April %; but during the week
ending May 27 Baltimore secured ooo,oUv, ""n
Philadelphia 63s,SOO, and Boston lo3,aoo
bushels. But at this point the shipments Oh
corn to New-York began to decline, and since
that time the loss has been continuous lne
following shows the receipts OF corn az the
six Atlantic seaports during each OF the louf
weeks TINS far reported since May 70: