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The Worthington advance., 1876-07-20
A Terrible Day in New York

1crrlDl6 Day IN New York.
The deaths in New York on the 18th
from sunstroke exceeded in number those of
any previous day fer thirty-fve years, ex-
eept July I'd, 1872, when sixty-eight were re-
ported. The popularity Of the death record
was that every case Of sunstroke reported
with one or two exceptions terminated fatally.
Up to 3 p. M, the health board had issued
222 burial permits, an unusually large num-
beo for any one day, while the proportion of
infants who died was. alarmingly on the in
crease. The regular weekly report OF the
bureau of national statistics only will show
the true number of deaths from sunstroke,
which is believed by officials at the health Of
fee to be nearly sixty,
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-20
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
RATTLE CREEK. MICH

"A A FER month. Agents Wanted. Business honor
able, lucrative permanent. Particulars free.
. u u Address, l.. G. Nettlcton Co., Chicago, ILL.,
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-20
The Situation In Turkey. 1853


1t is difficult to form an opinion as
to the status Of affairs in Turkey. Reports
from the two sides are 50 greatly 1t variance
that it is evident that one Or the other version
is highly colored, ifnot absolutely false. The
servians ,Se undoubtedly interior in numbers
and military skin ~ we'll - 1soking much IN
warmaterfll:s The London Standards Bel
grade correspondent says: 1900 servians
wounded are lying in the villages on the
riysrs Save and Morama. Bedding, bandages,
and medical requisites are sadly deficient.
There are no surgeons or trained nurses.
Tie Turks take nOprtaoners, and systemati-
cally refuse to give quarter. The: seryians
are more humane. The line of Timok and
the position lof Saitch are still important
points, and: where the tug Of war will take
place."
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-20
Prospects Of the Wheat Market.

Prospects Of the Wheat Market,
kilograms, from New York indicate
great alarm in reference to the condition
the wheat now there and on the way there,
and the market rules heavy in consequence,
though it does not appear that any OF the
grades are affected except Northwestern. The
mischief seems to be confined to the Aiinncso-
ia grades, which are more plump than that
known as "straight," and to some low grades
of Chicago which have been cleaned up on
the way to the seaboard, good deal Of
which has been inspected into store in Chi
cago as No. $50 rated simply because it was
too damp for No. 2, and the late hot weather
brought the moisture out of it. The last croy
being harvested amid good deal Of rain, the
fact is now telling it's own story.
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-20

A fact worth remembering-Fiye
cents worth of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders, given to u horse twice 4 week, will
save double that amount i'll grain, and the
horse will be fatter, sleeker, and every way
worth more money than though he did not
have them.
The Worthington advance., 1876-07-20

SclIENcK's SEA WEED Tox1c.-ln the
atmosphere experienced here during the sum-
mer months, the lethargy produced by the
heat takes away the desire tor wholesome
food, and frequent perspirations reduce bod
lily energy, particularly those suffering from
the effects OF debilitating diseases. In erder
to keep natural healthtul activity of the
system, we must resort to artificial means
For this purpose Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
is very effectual A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vigor to the enervated
body. For dyspepsia it is invaluable Many
eminent physicians have doubted whether
dyspepsia can be permanently cured by the
drugs which are generally employed for that
purpose. The Seq Weed Tonic i'll it's nature
is totally different from such drugs. It con-
tains no corrosive minerals or acids in fact
it assists the regular operations Of nature,
and supplies her deficiencies. The tonic in
its nature so much resembles the gastric
Juice that it is almost identical with that fluid.
The gastric juice is the natural solvent which,
in healthy condition of the body. causes
the food to be digested and when this juice
is not excreted in sufficient quantities, indi-
gestion, with all its distressing sym ptoms,
follows. The Sea Weed Tonic performs the
duty of the gastric juice when the latter is
deficient. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic sold
by all Druggists.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Die bemticbe Ginipanbernne.

lem peutIhsn Hei6stase Iiest untel
Mnrerm aud Elm 9orldIas Dor, peiien
3ped IS pHsnbar 1T, Die Ausmaness
runs mSsliat ~ teldrdntsn. Die be-
liebsncsn @eIsBe itsQeu O~snjeni9en un-
ter Strafs, per es f6 gum Osi4afis
ma6t, DsutlGs unler 8ollpisaeIuna
fa!1bsr Spatia6sn peer plNentIib nit
untssrinpeten Ansabsn CUR Auswans
peruns ;u vstIsiten. Rad Der neuen
0orlaee fol- pom cen einldtdnFsnrsn
0oraus1Bunsen abgeieben Dercen unp
Sober itraftar Iein, Der sei1dftsmdBis
Dsutlt sur Nuspanreruns oerIeitst.
Das 1T Elm peIsutiider unterlbiep.
Doe aesenndrlise @eleS frat einfa9
Die ~bsSablten Aaenten uut SRwinpler,
pel6e Die eeuts rur9 faIIbe Worlpies
eeIuneen crer bstrIseril1e 0eripre9s
unssn CUR auswanrerun8 gu Derledtn
Iu9sn unp lolGs @auner Oerrtenen er
empIaril9e 8sfrafung, penn tie baben
l1en man9e 6anitie, Der es eriben
gang lsipli9 sins, in'snnslad ssitdr5t.
Na6 Ger teue1 0prlase lOu es aud
ftrafbar lein, penn Ssmano Qeuten, res
men es priben fammerIi6 sebt, in ebr>
li9er &bT6t DIE 9prtbeile i6ilosrt,
wel1e ibnen Die neue beimatb parbie@
tst. Dies 1T bod sewib feline ftrdfi&e
rter unfttltGe 6anplunb retrt IS bat
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22

iegsn, unc lace fe Elm. ii6 TN msins
8esierun9 ;u ihaaren. GS 1T nrtbs
psnpis, oas Die tsiltsen 8s6ts, wel6e
ale &seierunsswsGiel iterleten. une
rsten @atruus Die Yfli&t jsrsr 3ssies
rnns It, unbeciuste Si&erbeit untsr
elmer farten unp seu6teten Resisrune
asnisben. @ir mI1en ni6t ALIEN Die,
leniaen entwaHnen, wslbe ieBt pieie
Staerbett ft5ren wOllsn, lOnrern auSb
Dtelenisen en%tmutbisen, welde reen
3ufunft rur@ bic 8atrsituns Der ses
lsul1aftli&en Srpnuns feinrliber unr
Observation-Disclosures berrpben.
Branfrsi6 weib, eaB i'd bic Ma6t,
nit pel@rr tA tefletret bin, werer se~
lu6t nod sewlnlbt babe. Ater Is
earf fib rarauf Serla6en. rab i'd lie mil
ltatfer DAMP auSiten perpe, um BIZ
Nufeabe, wslde mir anpertraut nprreu
IL, su erfiuen.
J6 tcfe, raB 0ctt mir biersu rtt
8raft psrIelbsn uno paB Die llnteriils.
uns res Gpltss mir ni5t ~ausbleibsr
miro.
M. 0lac Watpn,
grdTrent Ger Fran;Diidsn Hsputlit
@ie Der telegraph bsridtet bat obi
&c DETERMINATION sinen euten Ginerue
auf pie 0emdbisten i'm 0clts, elmer
unslnitisen ater auf Die Gapifalsn &c:
mabt, Die IS natIrIid ni9t Ieipeu tSu.
men, rae ser jesiee ptlltpent rer fran
;Dflden RepublIf DEN llnrubsfifter,
audi pieleS Wal ole Tauf untsr pi
Naie bdlt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22

|. 10. Nnsere 8sfimmunsen famen nod
lpdter binsu.
Gin icldes, ;umal 70 wsitl@t@tiBes
GeleB mar natlrli6 ben Slutmdnnern
Der &evUlution bD6f wiQfommen. Sie
tenuBten eS rsBbalb aud, UNI jeren,
irsencwie linen Wibliebisen su per<
aiGtsn. Der srSbteS S6rsdsn besIets
tete rabsr Gle pie Nusfibrung Differ
neuen Uerfisuns. Dis1elbe mar, UNI
bic Worte zines selebrten WanneS Su
ssbrauGen, Elm 0eiey, eaS Ssrerman1
Obne nnterla6 berrObte, raS Iter lepe
lbat Die 1Urestrafe Derbdnete, fir je<
osSD cine rObuns bate, unD bel benz
loaar oas S6meieen sinen 0erpa6ts<
sruno absab, ras BET leoem S9ritt cine
S6Itnse fteule, in jsce 8erlammIuns
einen 0errdtber lhifte, cuf Der 3rts
tGns WeubslmSrper unterbisIt, I'm su
allen Stunren peS Cages unp Der
Na6t uue Burger auf pie Softer gu lss
gen.
Die ndbEe 6clse pielsr i6rOfen
Veftimmun9en mar stne du6erff lbamS
lole AnBeberet. SO CAB su isner
3ett cine nnmalIe ron Renlden, wel@
DE feline anrere 8eiddftieung batten,
als ibre Witmenl6en, peI9e it6 rer<
cd6tiS ;st9ten, iOfOrt bel psn HeUpIuz
tionsmanner ansussben. Nnosrs bat
ten nihts anceres su tbuu, aIs jsue gu
~uerbafsn. Gs fanpen ii1 lOsar esute
lclden 0elibters, peI9e BON jensr
iaInpliaen Nnseteret ibr DaIsin friles
ten. Sa oiele tenuBtsn riele S6euez
li9teit, um ibr ei9eneS gsbsn su retten,
tnrem fe purd paa Nnsebsn ibrerWtt>
burger proben zines ebten 8ireerfns
mes ubIesen pplIten. unp suIeBt NUT
&c lrsar oieie ssbdiiIse Anseberei fGrul<
lid aIS eine-Gbren a d unb aIS
Die ertte pFidt zines fran,bflden 8urs
gers ertIdrt. "a3", ruff Gneei6t5
pteies seme;nen 8enebmens Elm Auseu>
;su9e aus, les mar cine ldreGli6s
3eit, "a man pie @utb unp 6eu6sIsi
gum patriotismus ifempelte."
Wie mar unter iolhen Qmf1nren
nod Brtepen unD gtptradt unter rem
8i!sern ;u flnten2 Waren fe
ni6t f6ou Idnsf su 0rabe setru>
sen?-
(5Ortesuus fOlst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22

3uifdnce 9essben uno eS nerpen pbne
3wsifel wiecer 3ultdnee eintreten, rie
cine Iuswanceruns nidt Bios fir Die
bstufinoen petiouen. f~onpern aud fir
Dsutl6lano lelbf lebr winibspswertb
MAIDEN.
Sei Der sesenwdrtisen NrbeitslOfas
felt uro Gem 9rosen ueberauGe an be-
lhdfisunaSlOlen @rbeitsrn in Nmerifo
1T mitteac1en 9euten In Geut1dlano oil
Nuspanperuns niht anSuratben. gu,
SOlde, bic Wittel ssnus b.iBen, UNI
li6 i'm Weiten auf einem Stif Gan!
niersiulanen, tGnnen jsgt ibre Sag
bier perbs6ern. Nnptre rpsrren mob.
tbun, anpere 3eiten atsuparten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
WAN D E r E r.
T.. e. o.
ST. PAUL, MINI,
Eranfreidp am Sprabenb Der
@ablem.

9us friibsrsn Wltttbeilunsen etfubl
Ter 9elsr, eaB in Grantrei6 rsmndhf
rtsue Wablsn Ger eeitSsebenpen 8dtbt
~ftattfneen wercen, peren 8elultat BAH
,eiaen wirp, Db bic biSber rur proSiIo,
ri16 tefebenpe Rspubl..f feten 8eRane
erbdIten, Deer pb cas- fdper 9eprlfte
eanb auf's neue cenportetfGr1pfsn son
tailerlt9sn Dper f6nisIi6snl brCnjd9srn
~preiseeeeben Iein perre. Inter cieier
umfdnpen 1T pte Proclamation, wslde
Der War16au Mac Wabpn an Gle
fronsTlIde Nattpn am Is. ,. Wt6. sr>
Ia7fn bat, BON 8eOeutuns fe Iautst,
wie fcI9t:
6ranSO1en
Gum eriten MaI in fInfSabrsn pers
bet Sbr aufsefOrpert @G6 an rem al
aemetnsn Nablen su betbeilteen. 9Or
finf Sobrsn lsbntst Sbr gu6 mad
Srpnuns uno Irteren unp etaufht
guA beices nit cen bdrte fen Spfsrn
unp %eraulamfen prifunesn. Au6
bsute nod MOTT SIR, rabOrpnun9 unp
6rtebe bertlde. Die Senotcren une
Ateeprenstsn. Die Sbr 3u erwdb!sn i'm
8eorife Ieip, miiien nit Gem YrdIpsns
ten Ger 8epubltt 9ano in 6ano aeben.
ruen1 cieIeIben Gu1 erbalten b!eiten
1Oaen. 8ir mdilen eintrd6tis unr
aufridtis pie 9erfaGunsss 0sieBe aus
flbren, persn RepiiiOn big gum Sabre
1880 nur i'd pprsul6lasen paS Redt
babe. DaS eanp beparf berRube mad
70 sisl Aufreeuns, 3wietra6t uno uns
slld, unp t1 bin Der Nnli9t, Bag lsine
pOIitl6sn Ginri6tunBsn ni6t ssifbrt
psrpen lOQten, Bis fe elmer sbrIibeu
probe unterwcrfen rr0rren finn. I'm
aber otelsIben 70 su erproben, ME IS
Granfrsi6s 8Ubl SerIanst III es un>
umsansli@ nutbwenpis, pae bic ess
mdBtSte uno Dabrbaft liberale poIitif,
rel@e Id bisber DerfoIet babe unp
weiter su rerfOl8en ssesnte, aud ferner
beibebaIten meroe.
gu bielem Gnpe rpsnbe i'd mid an
Dieisnisen, wel6e Die Grbaltuna Der
aeledIGaftItden Srbnuns. bic @6tuno
fir ras GelsB unp BIC patriotiIde 6ins
eebune iber ibre eisenen Dinlde uuo
6pfnInsen unp ater partsiradTtten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
ueber Sic 3mifdnbe Srlam6s.

Die amtli6en 8eri9te iiber pen 3uz
fanc Srlanc6 lIno 70 sben UsrSfentItGt
porcen. Wtr rerseidnen bier aus
cenleIten elnise NOti;en, ptlde sur 8e>
urtbeilun9 Der seisuibaftIibsn unp
neutrality-suspicious. 3uifdnce pes 9uncts
BON Seceutuns tnp. Wdbrenp cine
srpBe 4nSabl eu9liider Sarift1sler Die
Annabme oertbeiuisen, paB Die fatbOItz
ide STRIDE, peI9er Pie Sten Ger erc6en
Wsbrbeit na3 a~useb5ren, Gas tribe
betratben beslnitise unO oapur6 tnoi@
rett einen srcben 1bsil irilbsu GIsnrS
osrlduIce, seisen Die cerDfsntltdtsn itas
tfii6en NOtisen, pas in gn8Ianp unp
S6cttIanc i'm 0s,sIsi6 ;u Srlunp bel
Ueitem mebr Chen uno frIbsr als in
Srlanc etnsesan9en percen. Die anti
lide @Ommilltpn retutet paSu cas- in
SdOttlanr anidltse irilde GIemeut ron
cem ibm eemaaten ldweren 8crpurfe,
i'm 9anre Ger Yuritaner pie 0erbrsiz
tuns Der SmmOralitdt bslonpers breins
ftist ;u batsn. sic bat rdmItb feifs
seltslt pas in Der Start 8anfE in nell
Ger auf idmmtlibe @eburten le6s3sbn
preSent unebeIt9e fcmmen, Die SSren
blcB Elm grOssnt Der 8ep6Iferune be-
traSen, Ddbreno in 3enfrew, no pie
Siren pier;ebn prOsent ousma1en, RE
3aSl anebeIi6en Weburten niht rie
51Ifte ceIltni9en inSanf errsibt; ras
9leibe gilt na6 penlelbsn SerihtGn ron
@lasgpw, no uiele Sren wpbneu, NIB
reno in Ibsrceen, mo oas tytIheSIemen
renl i4OttiIden Segenlber petldpinret.
Die 3abl unebell9er @eburten encrm
erlbetnt. 8as SrIanD lsIblt anIangt
10 ltebt pa5 unebelibe Clement am ME-
rsrifen in Ben rur1ednsis tatbOlii6sn
Qualification GCnuausbt unp Munifer,
pdbrenp es feinen 66bepunft erreiht in
uIiter, Gem 6auptTB Ger tmpOrtirten
G6Otten uno G%n9Ianrer.
aatbOIii6e prtslter CAB e6 in 9rIanp
1871 1886, 0elitIi6t Der SD6tirde
1921, Der Yrestyteriansr 679. Die
3abl Der fatbOIii6en @eifliben 1T BON
3014 i'm Sabre 1861 auf 1886 i'm
Sabre 1871 9sttesen. Nrppfaten eub
60 GA. paruntsr 1888 R~atbcliten, Nfr,=
te 242O, oorunter $50 8atbplifen
esbrer 20,070, barunter 1880 Sotbps
ltfen +; 1886 in Der Irmee unp GIptte
1n8steute Don nel6en 19,464 8atbos
llten Daren. Gsrner sreeben Die anti
li1en Seri6te, pas 207, no in Srlanp
8fbprene Snctoiruen 1871 In Shctts
lano uno 566, $40 in Gnslanp unp
Wale5 robnten.
Die 3abI rer Auswancersr aus Sy=
lane betrus non 1861 biz 1871 S49,s
1856 perloRen, pom peI9sn 1929
ausin i'm Sabre 1868 pte srine SnIsl
cerIieBen. Der leytsre punft mue aIs
Die @unre bssei6nst rperoen, an nell
der paS I15ns eanp frantt. Der Sire
mag pUbtn INNER ;iebsn, ietn Slid in
materielIer Se;isbuns nod 10 atnfio
li6 esfalten, pennp@ pirft Der 2uo
mad Der 5eimatb 10 mddtis bel tbua,
pas er ft9 in Ger Grsmbe ME re6t befs
mild fdbIt.. Del Gnsldncsr unp Der
Deutlae tra8en Elm fosmcpplitilhes
Clement In ii9, nebmen bte Gtaentblms
It@teitsn frsmpsr NatiOnen NIT 0efGs
ttetett an uno Deri@melssn fi6 aumdlio
nit ibast1, Der Sire casesen freift lein
nationwide une reItsibleS Clement nidt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Gorreiponoenjen

uno GtnIenpunsen dbsrbaupt iine tets
niQfcmmen, beionrerS uber Se9sbsa,
bs;ten unD 3ufdnps in Sa1Gisrsusu
eanpsstb'tle ; bod mi6en ale Gins
lenpunseu pom Eetfaner unter;si6ns>
letn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Wa@ europa

iperren ;u jerer Belt SsfsaunSen auf
ben 0anrsrsr, aeesn 0urausbe;at!uns
anSenpmmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
=4alember
Weue Mb0nueute1l

Neue MbommemteM
tSnnen ;u isesr Belt sintreten UNI srs
ba!tea zen
Neuiabrs9rue
in babI9sm Gartsnprude nit Salem
Der.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

The Midland Railroad Company has repair
ed and reftted train of passenger cars, paint
ed exactly like the Pullman palace cars and
viii! hereafter run it regularly Oh their road.
MIR. Fisher, General Agent of transportation
of the road; MIR. Mclean, his Assistant and
Mr., Waddey, Master Mechanic, went out with
it on trial trip this morning.
Among the graduates Of the Baltimore Col
lege of Dental Surgery. yesterday, were Rufus
G.. Bowman, Richard A. Fox aud Ohio +.
Welsh, of Virginia. DR.. j. B. Hodgkio, for.
merly of this city. is one of the professors in
this college.
Some excitement was created at the lower
end of Kiog street this morning by the run
ming off OF a country team. 1t was stopped,
however. on reaching Fairfax street without
doing any damage.
Candidates for the various municipal offices
to be filled by election next May are already
beginning to be talked about Among the new
names spoken of is that of Capt. 4. +. Knox,
for City Sergeant.
Judge Nico held bis court at Brentsville
this week as usual, and appointed t. b. Doug
las Commonwealth Attorney until the va
capey iu that Office, existing by reason OF the
death of the late G. w. Larkin, shall be hlled.
The members of the Prince William bar
have held a meeting at Brentsville. and adopt
ed resolutions of respect to the memory OF the
late g. w. Larkin, Commonweslth's Attorney
for that county. :,
Mt. Oiivet Church IN. P.), in the upper
end of the county, has been repaioted and haa
some alterations made to it, Including the ao'
dition of tower or steeple.
Messrs Thomas Robinson and Allen Howl
SOP, OF this city, will start tor Virginia Clty,
Nevada, iu few days, where they propose &c
engage in business
Only one agency, that Of J. 7. Aenew, has
been shipping any coal during the past week.
The total shipments were only 96S IONS
Stop that coughing; if you do not 1t may
kill YOU. A bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
only costs you Is cents, and its timely use may
save your life. ga. -. Sd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11
Rank Statement.
The Storm at Hazel Green.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, March 1.-THE latest in
telligeuoe from Hazel Green, Wiz, reports
these facts. The storm struck the village be.
tween and o'clock yesterday afternoon, on
the west side, sweeping through the entire
village, leveling to the ground about twenty
five buildings, and killing about eight persons
and seriously wouDding twelve or more others.
The following are the names of those known
to have been killed: Joshua Richards, Mrs.
Juo. Looney, Mrs. Thos. Richards, Mrs. Thos:
Edwards Miss Thompson, daughter Of Edward
Thompson, who, together with his son, is also
supposed to have persisted. Also SOD of Jos.
Jackson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11
The Markets.

New YORK, March ll.-Stocks active and
strong, except Western Union, which is lower.
Money g. Gold l4s. Flour steady. Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn quiet aod unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March Iva. SKIES, old, 81;
do. consolidated 663. w. Vas g. Cotton
steady; low middIiug l2Sal23 Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady; No..
2 Western red l35al36; Pennsylvania red 39a-
l4O; Maryland red l20al50; do. amber l52al5 IS;
do. white l35al50. Corn-SoutherD quiet and
steady; Western fairly active and shade firm
err; Southern white $780, do. yellow 53a5S;
Western mixed 81 spot and last half March.
Oats unchanged. Rye nominally firm at 7Sa-
81. Hay dull and heavy; Maryland and Penn
sylvania l8a$24. Provisions quiet and steady
Pork firm at S23. Butter active, firm and un-
changed. Coffee frmer and not quotably
higher. Sugar active and firm at 9Bal05
Whiskey dull and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11
TELEGRAPHIO SUMMARY.

The London Times of this morning has q
leading article on the exposures Of official cor
ruption in America. After q review OF the
facts as far as known. it concludes: "On the
whole We cannot but feel that even though the
Investigations or prosecutions now pending
should prove futile the impressions on the pub,
lie mind must be that wise sense of honor and
proprety does not prevail 10 the official world
of the U. s. t -
The Cotton Brokers Association of Liver
pool yesterday heard the result of the inVestl-
cation concerning the dealings OF its members
with the absconded brokers. Five members
we're severely ceDsured for dealing with Mersrs.
MUM & Hurst, composing the firm Of VIM.
Peers Il Son, without sufficient inquiry.
The Scraps with the Prince of Wales and
suite on board has sailed from Bombay for
England. After calling at Malta, where a series
Of grand receptions is awaiting his Royal High.
ness, and also at Lisbon, the Prince Of Wales
is expected to reach Portsmouth about the
Goth of April.
-Chas. Brent, alias Clarence Rivers, char
ged with forging $4,000 dollars worth OF bills
on the Falls City Tobacco Bank, at Louisville,
KY. has appeared in the Bow Street Police
Court, London, and bee remaDded to prison.
"A land slip occurred last night at Cant, a
small town on the Rhine, 10 Northern Ger
many, caused by recent heavy rains. Eight
houses were buried and 26 persons we're
killed.
Hon. VIM. H. Cove, pioneer Of the free
State cause in New England and for many years
known as the Silver tongued orator" Of New
Hampshire, died at bis home in Weare, Maine,
fhie morninp npaa 5S vaars
The annual commencement Of Jefferson
Medical College took place at Philadelphia to-
day. The degree of Doctor of Medicine was
conferred on l46 graduates. Prof. VIM. H.
Pancoast delivered the valedictory address.
BY collision of freight trains at Miller's
Falls, Mass, this morning, three locomotives
and seven cars we're wrecked, and Fitchburg
railroad fireman named Spooner was killed.
"A colored man named w. R. Thompson
was hanged at Newberry, s. c., yesterday, for
murder and ARSON.
Randolph McHeDry Ridgeey died at the
Belmont Hotel, in New Y ork, yesterday, from
an overdose of laudanum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE ALEXANDRIA GAS WORKS.,
" Alexsndris, Va, March T. 1876
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
of the Alexandria Gas Works until the oath day
of March for furnishing THIRTEEN HUN
DRIED $4,000 TONS OF GAS COAL, 224O lbs
to the ton, said coal to be stan dard in yield coke
and Illuminating power. To be delivered at
such time and in such quantity as may besgreed
upon by the Gas Light Committee.
Terms, &C., to be arranged with the contract
ing parties by the Committee on Light
By order of the Gas Light Committee:
NH It'd j. ROXBURY, Sup't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11

The MARKET. The market this morning
was only tolerably supplied with vegetables
but the stock of meats was good. The fish
market was extraordinarily we'll supplied, but
prices ruled high. The court in the centre OF
the market has been marked off into divisions
and aisles, and the country people are required
to conform to these lines, so as TO leave the
massage WAYS clear. .. ... y..s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11
LOCAL NEWS.
c,urch Services To.MorrOw.

nr,up CxvnsH-Servios at ii a. "a. and 7.SO
-, nv Rev. K. z. Davis
p's PAVLs CHJRon-Servies at IL .. 10. ana
:. ~, by Rev. DR.. Norton. r., >,
q GrAaE CRyRoz-Ssrvics at II ., M; cn al
-ou:S Church service, partly choral, at ~ p.
10. Iitsny service at 7.3O p. M, at Wnieh Inc
INNS h,., OF Moody and Sankey Will De useo.
sT NA.Ys CIURcI-Asm At .. 10. nigh
uoss.nd sermon at IL g.. m. vsapers ~ 2. w.
TTsfor PnEsBYTN. CHUNK (Flrst Churon)-
p,.sehinr in the morning and at night oy new
DIR. Bullock. s.vroon IN
tho morning and at night by Rev. Mr. DinWic-
Tsrz. 1rIs CHUncH-Ssrmon IN the morn
;,o and at night by Kew. w. q. Weob.
AnT1. EPIssorAL CIGEoR SoUTH-SsTm9n
i, the morning and at night by rev. D.. D.
Wsugh. - ~. mann
ing by Rev. DR.. Little.
BAPTIST CnURcH-Ssrvics in the morning
ond VI night BY Rev. Mr. Penick.
WHAaT MISSION OAArnL-Spsoial services
At o. O clock, lasting three quarters OF an n'ar
4 cordial invitation is extended to oil.
GERMAN LUTnEKAH-Ssrvies ut ii .. M, ey
Rsy. Mr. TleeksnBtsin.
YeUrs NsN's CHRIsTIAI AssooIATIoH.-
PRAYER meeting in the Baptist Church, At
four o. m. Jail at pm. Aims House at y M
Thursday night, at "A O'Clock, Union Prayer
Meeting in the NJ. E. Church South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11

QUEEN STREET DOCK. The head Of Queen
street dock is again in a dangerous condition.
The planking on the east side Of Union street
at that point is 10 an insecure and decayed co.,
diton, one plank having been eotrely remov-
ed, leaving hole into which pedestrians are
liable to fall at any time. 1t should be looked
to before some one breaks leg there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11

ANOTHER NEW STEAMER.-Capt. Baldwin,
of Washington, who owns the steamer E..
Morriss, left for New York this morning. to
purchase another steamer for the Mattox line,
not being satisfied with the speed of the Nor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-11
CANDIDA TIE.

r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE myself
i candidate for CLERK OF THE CORPO.
RATION COURT, of the City Of Alexandria.
mar JAMES R. CATION.