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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-15

OF Mr. James Jnuncey, relative OF tho De ramy.
M Jauncey subsequently, took up his residence IN
Pau, France, and died there. After his death Mr..
George l. Schuyler, 'of this city, became trustee Tor
ms children, and IN 1S49 the property leased for
twenty years 10 Alexander and James A. Hamilton.
Mortimer Livingston. OF Livingston, Fox * Co. and
William lowndes, OF South Carolina at ground rcnt OF
I'll 501 These gentlemen erected the buildings which
now stand upon The ground entire OF less than
$50, 600, md chrstened the place with its present
name. Al the expiration of the lease the buildings re-
vrrted 10 the estate. The only surviving children OF
the late James Jauncey william II. and James
Jauncey who still side al Pau The OF Janncey
Court when full OF tenants is now abou, x32 000 aud
II has been known To high $40 600 All leases
on the properly expire next May.
HERALD reporter inquired OF the purchasers what
they proposed to do with the premises the report
that they Intended tear down the present buildings
was true and erect and handsomer one The
insurance people stated. however that they had not
definitely determined what they would do In the mat
ter having several plans In wow, but none decided
upon yet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-15

A MERtCAN STANDARD BEvEL BiLi.IARDfABLES
with Delsncys wire cushions solely used IN all cham
rivnsh,p and match games second hand Tables great
bargains W. H. GRirFITH Co. No. 20 vesey q.
(yOLLENDER's STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL
~ Billiard Tables with tho celebrated Phesn Coiendc
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-15

I ONG's HOTEL. NEW BOND 81 AND CLfFF0Rjj
- sThs well known comfortable hotel for families and
gentlemen the only In this situation
mos, eoIrodon. and laxarou.ly appointed smoking and
reading with large bsy window handing
cheerful view OF this important fashionable thorough
visit 10 solicited should already have
AIDE choice OF hotel In tho West End Of London Under
the management Of W. T. and Mrs Chambers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-17
CIV Green a. Wise,

[kcai Estate Agents and Auct!oEeers.
rE VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
- executed by Robert Ii. Robinson, trustee,
and Msry A. Robinson, his wife, dated the 9th
lsy of July, 1873, and duly recorded the un.
,lersigned, a. trustee therein named, and st the
request OF The party secured by said deed will sell
by public auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th OF
October, 1876, at 1 o'clock p m:, on the prem,
ises, the property conveyed 10 him by the SAID
deed Of trust, viz: The LOT OF GROUN U,
with the sppurteEsrces thereto belonging, IN the
city Of Alexandra, Va, bounded as foiioWs:-
beginning on the west side OF Royal street, be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, at the north line
cr The lot conveyed by Gsbrels A. Iuvall to
Richard Il. Rowe; thence north along Royals
seventeen tees seven inches, moro or less, to Jo-
scnh .,snney's line; thence west ninety nine
feet Eve iches or less; thence south to sad
Rowes line; thence cast with said limo ninety
nine fec. five inches, more or less, to the begin
ming, together with the improvements EssA
consisting OF " TWO STORY FRAN ED -s aagas.
HOUSE.
Terms OF Saie-One third Of tho pure base
money to DO paid in cash, and tho residue in
two equal irslalrocn.s st six and twelve months,
with interest; the purchaser to execute his notes
therefore, secured by deco Of trust upon the
premises Fifty dollars 10 be paid on tho day, OF
sale rs q forfeit i,r non compliance with the
terms Of sale. " III Z. ROLL "a MAJ,
con- .S-t: Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-17
A.lwarloria Gaxttt&
TUESDAY EVEN'G., OCTOBER II.

MIXED MAnR1AoEs.-Re Father 7. Eyan'
assistant pastor CT St. Peters Catholic ChuEcn'
delivered sermon Sunday morning, 10 when
he adverted to mixed marriages, or marriages
the parties to which are Of different religious
faith. The effects Of these marriages were o.
ten ruiuous 10 the peace aud happiness OF tam
lies, The subisci Tad received the = sr TIC u
consideration CT the Archbishop aud clergy OF
the di1ccsa at a meeting held at the close o.
III, The feeso' annual retreat result PaF'sh
priests vsrs Nc, rov rnteI !" give a nns;"r
ton 10 Catholic voun; n'ah "An vas '''i."h :.
attentions 70 : :';clc..a,. .>';"S :;ay' 81 - i"
Catlolic ycunc !ady MtE0 W. T&ceiv:r; ~, -.
tcpuors c. Protestant yoHHS> man, VII" IN. .
view to n.atri:nonY IA c2s.s "4'-t2 MS:ae ,-.
Of the Catholic Guurch d.: coE!rsc! *N'i! mar,
RACES, they would be e,np*ilcd ifsi to receive
the tI' consent .! tue archbishop helNc the
parish priest could marry them: !; ~; I'd I ,Go
Catholic churches 10 this city mus; take place
in daylight DdN. -4Alcrttdn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-17
BOOKS, STATIONERY Dr.
SCHOOL BOOKSl SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE PUBLIC
SCHOOL BOOKS.

4 full supply Of all the books used Just re-
coived and will be furnished st the lowest prices.
For the moro advanced schools and senlina-
Ties fine assortment o. all the leading TEXT
bOOkS-Ancient and Modern Languages
Lst;n, Greek, Hebrew, French and German
furnished on the most favorable terms.
Fine Stationery specially.
New styles Papeterles jus. received, IRON 23a
to l.5U each.
Mourning Paper and E7olopes, new patterns.
French Qusdrille and Rep Papers. with En-
Telores 10 match Very handsome.
Pupsr and Envelopes OF American msnutac-
tura; u :nl line OF h ote, Letter and Cap: Legal
Csp. Flat letter, Denny and Folio Post Paper !;
al:o very thin Note ahd Letter Paper for foreign
ci.r:c2pondence
Blank Books. I'n.: books Tina Look. 5:ein
ora.iiuU1 Il poks, Compositiun Booka, Bills Fay
abba end Receivable, Day Books. Journals,
Cash Books, lcdgers and Journals, cap s:za,
Gro en-, Doaiy and Medium from two 10 twe.vo
Qlire5 each, iul and hslf bound.
Fins Porttrnonnias. in Russia Leather, seal
Skin ard Turkey Morocco; also Card Cases, ii
kuaag Leather and Pcsr, opera Glasses Sc.
rev styles English Bibles aad Prsye: Eo"ks;
:. very handsome assortment just received.
New Books, Magazines and HeVlcws fec@ivcd
Il, soon As issu3d
Owing to the new postal law Increasing the
postage on packages OF merchandise from hall
cent TO one cent per ounce, which wen! into et-
feet April ], the price of lot No. l, five qnres,
\ ote Paper, prepaid, will be 35c; lot No. =, SO
lot No. D. Zoe; lot No. i, S)c and 81. French
Qladci!e same price.
GEORGE L. FRENCH,
sept No. oj King street.
|
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

BY authority vested in US By the plan OF or
gsnization of the Conservative party, We do
hereby name Wednesday, the 18Th day Of cc'o'
Der ensuing, 6. ten o'c,oc!, a. H., IS the time
and Aless niris rs the rlgce, !or holding 2 con-
vention to nominate tie Conservative csIs:dsle
for the Senate of Virginia 10 ill the vacancy oo"
casonea by the resignslion q Ii. Q. Clsngb :o1,
esq. The convention Will bs COMPOSED OF Lfo
delegates from eal mag 2lcF district III lh5
equities Of Loudoun, Alexandria fatrisz sEI
Prince William, snd five delegates ir each
ward in the city of alazardr:a
l.. r. SHEET
lh'n. County Com Lculoua co.
Gao. a. MUsHnArH,
Alexandria city and county.
TGos MOORE.
Fairfax county.
w. w. THORNTON,
Prince William co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-17
FOE NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and subsLantiA! s;i~s~ y
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX EsaGssSSgszssss
leaves the compsny's wharf. Washington, EV-
cry MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY and FRI
DAY, al three O'Clock p. H., and Alexandria Al
80 p. M; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
st $ o'cloci; p. n. This line connects at Nor.
folk with tha ships oil the Merchants an> Mi
nera Transportation Company for Boston hnd
Providence. and affords The cheapest and pes.
route to thoso cities and their connections
throughout New England Fare to Norfolk 81;
round trip 50. Tickets good until used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-17
Col fsOssissNf Appointments.

The following is a lis: OF appointments maue
by Col. +. w. NJ. Holiday. one OF the demo
cratic electors at large for the State:
Petersburg, Friday, Oct. 90 (uighN.
Richmond city, Monday, Oc:. %.
Charlottesville, Wednesday, Oct -
Stauotou, Friday, Got. -.
Harrison burg, Monday, oat ~.
Alexandria, Wednesday, Nov. | (nlght)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-17
ssy Green e. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auct!oneers
NGMMI>SLONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE-Pursuant to 6 de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax ccuaty,
pronounced at the Juno term, 1875, in the suit
of the Mutual Assurance Society of Virginis vs..
Charles l.. Mani;n, tho undersigned, coInmis-
soners named in said decree, viii, on SATU r.
DAY, the :4sth day CT Octobor, 1876, st twelve
o'clock IL, Of said day. sell to the highest bidder
by public auction, in front Of the Royal street
entrance of tho Market House building Alexsn-
dria, Virgins, the LOT OF GROUND, fi=sa
with tue bniCk TEN EMENT thereon ZEE ZEE
krown AS "BRUIN'S JAIL" in the county If
Fairfax, Virgins, near tho stone Bridge.
Terms OF :5,e.-GGe third cash, and the resi-
due in one, TWO and three yosrs, with interss.
from date; TIE purchaser ozecutins his notes
therefor, sccu.rd ~ decd Of trust upon III.
premise. :iaNeY w. THOMAS,
LlHDEH iiEaT.
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FOR NEW YORK..

Iha Al :.esm.Lps 4. T. KNIGHT .rsxags
sad JOIN GIBSON leave tho COM saMsssa
pany's wharf, A!eyandrie, AVERY TUES
DAY MORNING, and New York. from pier
al East River, EVERY SATURDAY, =. Tour
O'clock y. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-17
AUCTION SALES.
EyE. A. Kerby, Aucti0neer.

No. IS King street, Alexandra, Vlrgiela.
A T THE REQUEST of the owners, M essrs.
n Smoot Perry WI 0nsr atf H sa o o5
f Eorsi street, Alexandris, Va. on sATUR,
T,ISsS :he 18th dsy of October. A,D. 1916, at y
9, cioc;, m, the FRAME HOUSE and all fHs
othsr improvements upon the lot ), of IEzS
ground, in Alexandria city, on the s1utA sue ~
an ,i" now in the occupancy Of John ID; Besch,
s aioo IN The = JEASEHOLD INTEREST Ct the
Se;d John D. Beach in said lot OF ground.
Terms OF Sale-Cash on day of sale. Convey.
nncing a: the cost OF the purchaser.
oct i5-eo.s +. a KERRY, for the ewner.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUA-
- BLE PROPERTY AT FALLS CHURCH
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
Under authority OF decree oil the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax county pissed st It's june
,nrIn. 1876, in tie suit Of Moran and Wiio vs.
John II. Ghccn et al, tho Eutacrhors, coInlnis-
sioncr- appointed Tor that purpose, VIII sen III
nub!ic suction 81 tho rrtiiilsts. ct IL c!o'h
NJ, On SATURDAY, lho Us! day Il October.
lS,G, ~. following described property, lately
owned hy John II. Ghcan SUD HOW occupied ny
john j. Moran, VIZ:
county nl Fairfax, IN The Middle turnpike rnai.
y, Fails Church, and described as follows, &C
corl,E. Ia ;. survey .aat.o BY LGTl ooiiits'
Colrty Surveyor Of said county, February 10,
10Y. ssI,i.i!liiC az
l.na heretofore owned by Joseph 4. BIRCH ana
northeast corner OF the land purchased Dy SAD
Birch of A. II. Ives, bs!ng also the southwest
corner az A. Il. and s. :. Ives land, running
thence 8. So L. j. chains IS links TO chestnut
stuuip and sprouts ut the Brick church lot /;
thence $ Il" W. chains l2i links to the cortre
of the road on tho limo OF VIM. lay Tors !and !;
thcnco S. 5i.0 ". 81 chains % links to a stake
and stones in said road thence ). IT, W. III
chains 70 links in said road to another stake at
this corner OF :ho land purcha sed by said Birch
thence n II F.. IL chains 80 links to tie begin
ming, containing II: n. !: T. and = p, exclusive
of g. r. and ): y. included in aald survey and
occuliied by the said turnpike, being the same
property which wss eyed by John j. Moran
sna villa 10 Almond Birch in trust for certain
purposes, by deed al May =, 1871, duly record
el i'll said county. .n
This property is situated in the village al
| Fall: Church, sni the improvements upon 81
! i consists Of q large and comnoGous BRICK ka
| DWELLING HOUSE, built few years since.
with barn, stables and all necessary and conve-
Mont outbuildiag1 Tho land Is OF good quality
ana under good enclosure.
Terms-SlU0 cash on the day ol sale; the resi-
lu; in two equal iGztalnents- to Be PAID on
The continuation OF the sale by the court; tue
o,har in six ulonth5 thereafter; the deferred In.
sslmants to bear interest from the day OF Ssle anu
the title - nn retained as security for Their pay
mGnt. HEM w. ta0h az,
SEP IS oa%ls Commissioners.
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FOE THs poroMAC RIVER LANDINGS

steamer nj IL JOHN v. THoMPs0S. $500 {
built especially for this route, leaves the cQnI-
pany'a wharf, Washington, EVERY III 81.
DAY art FRIDAY, a. ! o'clock ~ m. n'd
A?Ts1%'S a -? re"f9Pyg s:g'Fs
n'cloc! p. H.
This company make: close connections III A.
ezsndria with the w. T., V. VI. & e. =. i. i.
Go. and with the W. & y. r 4. Go. Freight
received for all points. North All So;t:',
handled with care nGt !1r~ari!"t! wItn i'r,jti'.
mesa and dispatch.
for Ir!hn' information srr.y /,
+. a. tEED. Ag*H,.
or 1T III: i>r rt III. company, under the ~
lionai METROPOLITAN Bank, 18Th street, opi",'=!.c
tho l'rc.s:Isy Department. Washington.
NH 10 j ". TH0Mr5OS, PRECEDENT
.>a4.s, rLYoE"S STEAM LlNE., WEEK
r.llI1lnIi.i'IIA, pRuHlnENCh MD
:,lcan,c:. !o...a A!nsen,;ri" ~ ii!:t ~ -;
DAY All '".vo philadelphia ~ i%& : ~
i;kDA !, ~ l.: - clock II. i:on ;'~ r.. i.
WEaT7D4.
4. = NJ. and w. y D. i. Rs, snG III Fhi!,iol-
phis with tho now and pop':iar '!'"' Lane, Tor
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded Wit; proTji'::."a- so1 Gag.
trGs Vi commissions.
NO charge for transfer IL Ph!iste'i'!,s. ..at
NO wharfage IN Bc:!"n. Through 10 E";.o" N
sixty five hours. Through rates SD ;hi"nEh
bills of leding given. ln-:rsntc guaranteed 81
lass t!aT usual rates.
Agent:
F. a REED, Al4.and:,s.
vs.. y. CLYDE Il 90, pL,ii-,t,.iy::..s.
4GH f. HYDE, Ga2:getown, II. 6.
johnson BROS, Washington.
ian S-tt
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Tins company oilers un!!Iaicd facilities Tor
the transportation 81 freight aai p:asengel:.
and will run their @!oan,crs regularly ~ follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-17
Legal NOTICES.

THO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
3 Take notice, That on the second day, or SO
aoon thereafter rs counsel can be heard, Of the
Circuit Court to DO he'd Tor the county Of Fair
fax, State OF Virginia, being the l4lh day OF
November. 15IG. Shall apply to the aaid Court
for All order directing the transfer of all monies
in the hands Of Q. ". Hunt, esq. substituted
commissioner OF sale in the suit OF Hosg Geesr
70. Hoag. &c, or on any other account, belong
ing to Sheldon t. Ioag, who is an infant under
the age Of twcnty-oGe years, and resident OF the
couaty CT Schenectady, in tho State Of New
York, to lne his lawfully qualified guardian, in
the sail Stale Il! New J ork.
MADISON VEDDER.
Ihus. Moore, u. oct 7-iW
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sep "a $. iw commissioners -! SHic

pY VIRTUE ilF \ UEED OF TRUST
- a>.cu.cd BIZ Wesley Makcly, dated Janu
BY 9Th, ISL, and al record in tho Clerks OF
lice Of Alexandria city. tbs undersigned. the
trustee theron named. upon tho request OF tho
creator zocu, I'd hy ssil deed, will SELL by pub
lie auction, Tor caai,. On Tho premises. on "UkH
O'clock III, ii.o property conveyed to him hy
.si,! deed Il trust, TO wit: TWO BRICK Sim
HOUSES, 90 N:ao street, Alcaandrs, .Eaasg-
Va, known rs = rs. ~ and E2o.
aug Govt, T. u. TEBBETS, Trustee.
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s akD.--Circanstancos rendering !. de.
X afablo that should locate ia Esltia4ore. !!
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE IL
kicxgnLIia TO DR.. l.. N RUST. lie hs= toUu
for ~ many years associated with mo az ~ Ho.d
no introduction or endorsements, his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and h:sa integrity
bong we'll known. cordially commend hun;
to the favor Of my friends snd patients. Is well
worthy of the position TO which he sn1ceeia, aaj
bespesk for him tho practice ".th which, 1"T ="
long, | have been favored.
JAME%3 {. nit!;!!NiN.
AloxanIris Va, mar iU-!I
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6 NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS having claims against the
estate of THOMPSON JAVINS will please
present them, properly aticsted, for settlement;
and al persons indebted to The said estate ara
requested 10 cone forward and make psymentto
|. w. GAILLAED,
oct 3-.,2 Agent for Exccutriy.
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RICHARD T.. EGAEaEs,
ATTORNEY j. COUNSELLOR AZ Law

SOLICITOR BANKRUPTCY,
No. 1915 Main street, Richmond, Fl7sinia
rs" Special facilities for prompt collections
throughout Virginia and " est Virgins.
Eofars to Gov, John LetcheF, (rocell pagtner)
Lexington, Va; The State Bank Of Virginia,
Gov Jas. L. kemper, Hon. K. III. I: Hunter,
ana r. u. Maury It Co., Banners. Richmond,
Va; Messra Barring Bros. = Co., J. l.. G!liat
& Co.. London, England. inh 81
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IN SCARCE, lste Of Fairfax county, decd.
IRE requested to pay the amounts OF such in.
debtedness, and al! persons having claims
against the estate Of said Mary Scsrce ara here
by notified to present them TO the undersigned
for payment.
sep Pitt H. 5. BARN u III, Admir-.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

49,
On and alter Friday, September lst, 1876 the
schedule OF hours on the Ferry Boats will be as
follows:
Leave Alexandria: 73O, $50, $50, 1880 and
1l:3O 3 III md 1880, $50, 2:3O, $780, $780, $50
and & 20 .. m
Lears Washington: $50, SEQ, $780, 1880
and 1880 & "a, and 1890, l:30, 2:"O, 800, 4S0.
O:3D, and $50 y. in.
:uaday uncisngcli- lrs!. trip $50 a. IN; last
trip At ! j. ~ -
sug % President Potomac Ferry Co
f. NOTICE
ssssssssss sss FOR POTOMAC RIVER LAND
lNGS.
On snd after Thursday, July 9Th, 1876, the
steamer "MATTANC," Captain ". H. Byles,
will leave her wharf foot Of X ing street, EVE.
RY MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
ING, ut ITO CLOCK, fer landings on the Potomac
river as follows:
Marshall Isli Matthias Point,
pya's wharf, Diil's Wharf
Sandy I'cn:, Wits Wharf,
Liverpool i'oI:, Eolli=toT's wharf,
cmi.n' Point. iisssey's Wnai,
Cottage Wharf ,'olton's Wharf:
Stusrts " harl Backistoaes Island,
lol:on's Wharf, Noniri Ferry.
Returning. leaves NoLlini Ferry Oh iue:dsy
AID Friday mornings, making tee above land
ing; si.n making Lees wharf and Potomac
Ii:v, returning 10 Alexandria about shutdown.
\. kOUSH & son, Agents,
iy7 Alexandra. Virgins.
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vgyA3uiNuTON * ullO HAIj.#.


Lss 81 M Sc -: ssfslsssE ! !.ss
SPRING ARRANGEMENT Two TGA!A>
DAILY (ENCEPT SUEUAIJ HErMH.,
ALEXANDRIA AND ROUH Hil:.
beginning Arr'l 18th. 1876.
Leave WsshiaE'o" ~ y =. ia. ':aA - = &c.,,
anl Alex auuria ~ 3 !Ua. III, AZ; H. p @.
pa-s l.ecsburg, gonE "j=. "a.-. ~: li@o q -.
and $40 p. III, AMI sr::vg - A~.al I... u: l.,
H., and 40 >. IL. i.raTc i:,uA Hi! q. -,
~, aud 1870 g. ia; pass !,a>5a.:g aU::.s ca:
ward, at i +. H., and i!O p. IN. 49, hr.J;o =.
s!eyand:i. at e:laa. IL, anJ 5:;b y. IN. ~. =:
Wsshiugto!l IL so =. 1t. ah> $50 T. Ia.
aIs- Psssungcra I.nh: " .sA.nE.cH vi. 49,.
The MaSnluT.,M .A tDIu .A:= at ."r .i....l:,.v.t
aaa iuLDt,.:,,. l.",;cvM -ta:Ia - ~. H.. a,,l :
lTa -. 20 .t,rr4-:. - .,4tGi .t..l N....:-,.
change II CAR.
lie ~ III. .r4.a lrou alYZa"i:ta .ul -
y. n. !:aj! FROM Isvuat Hi! eoGGse. :. HrU.
ll,!l with uar:.. Da.;y i:e. -! tos1.s.
for Nu!cknt:':ise, l,erry'.l!o auI N!H'Acs!e:,
also n,.h i!caniu. l.iitc .! Coaches, which .oaSe
laesburs L.:!y iJr Aide .Id MiId!cbU:g.
Both .fs;n@, westward, hlaSa c!cac conlcc,:v;,
Il; Vienna. with >.:-ar= i.lnI 81 >'tage: tor t.
fix ir..rL !iO!::t.
:sssaa,,l: t.cfsts&:s. :; .!s. a,s,. sM:lo
:7Rii:ses: t:"k>>::.< S:s:'-
~ -: :e:l"rsi Tl.i,o: AGE:
~ * ..s.a. /,
& - ~ s'ess-ss -
fE.sNS Az s " a @~"ohH
!zz q u E EEzs s sE| 60.
TUIliE NORTH, " n5r " SUUTHN ISL
DOUBLE Ti.ACN,
STEEL. RAILS, ApIGNnlD $uE11rtT.
MAGNIElCENr EQUIPMENT
Trains losve Washington, !9ou: depot 0; BAL.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

WYE NOW HAVE IN STOCK a VERY
w great variety Of Ladies' Low Shoes,
suitable for Spring and Summer wear; Newport,
Centennial and Continental Ties and Congress
Shoes in eli the latest yies q. WADDEY'S, "a
X ing a.rart
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GROCERIES, &c.

ny KQHT. JENKINS s. SONS REIN Ed
4 LARD snd Sugar cared Shoulders 80
ceived TO- day Ivy .. ,,..
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DOTTOM PRICES ON SUGARS -. 20
D King s!ract
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NIFTY CENT TEAS -gasraatocI oGna' t.
H any sold in the market.
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AIDES pARLUR AND TOILET SLIP
81 pIRS-i4sdes French Kid Broadway,
Lsd;rs' Lasting broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broadway. French Kid Toilet, Cassimere Toi-
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King street
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a FULL and fresh line Of TEAS rcca:yoi
n this day and for sale chesp By
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-10-20
Condition of the Markets.

The receipts of Wheat in local mar
kets is largely on the increase, in eonse-
quence of the near approach OF the close OF
navigation In the Milwaukee market there
was sharp decline in the market since our
last report, caused by the simultaneous un-
loading OF spectators, but confidence is
again restored and the price nearly recover
ed
OF the foreign markets little is known more
than can be drawn from the statements OF
private circulars and London newspaper re-
ports. In circulars foreign dealers strive to
make it appear that little prospect exists for
a higher price, while more reliable newspa-
per reports take a contrary view.
The London Times srys: "The wheat
crop this year ia the conclusion OF history
full of alarms and surprises. Mr.. Card tells
it very pleasantly in all its bearings and con-
sequences, and reminds us, by the contrast,
which the staff OF life was always discussed
rs late as thirty years ago. In some respects
the present state of things far surpasses the
direct predictions of that day. We are de-
pendent upon foreigners to an extent never
then imagined. Much of our wheat supply
depends upon the good will OF the United
States, but still more Immediately on her
The profit itself has to be nicely calculated,
and the prices which have lately prevailed
yield little or no profit. Such fact is slowly
appreciated. but when the American farmers
have once acted upon it and stopped supplies,
it takes time to reverse that movement and
meet rising demand. Five per centum OF
our wheat imports come from British India,
where we have lately had to feed fam
ished population. A good deal comes from
Turkey and Egypt, which, Mr.. Card oh
serves, will have to send us wheat because
they both want money, and can no longer
get it by simply borrowing, He suggests,
however, that IN present circumstances Tur-
key cannot be depended on for any consider
able supplies. France is too much in our
own condition to be sure Of sparing us wheat
when we happen to want it; in faot, If she
has not to compete with Us in the open mar
ket, that is about as much as can now be ex-
pec.ed. She has had a poor harvest oil
other grain and produce, and may want all
her own wheat and more The wheat crop oil
Canada is much lower than usual
Milwaukee is reported as paying for No. .,
S!.l0 and for No. l, Sl.14X. Minneapolis and
st. Paul held good at CSC Tor No. 2; and 81 0a
CLOS for No. !, for milling purposes.