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New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
LIGHT READING FOR SUMNER.
TIE rrRsr OF THE "wAYslnr srr1rsn-onosrs

THE FIRST OF TUE "wAYSiDE sEIIEs"-GHosrs IN
THE ADJUST AuANTiC'-MI!. HOwELLs'S AND
MR.. ALDEiCH's CONSTRUCTIONS.
Boston, Mass, July 6.-The first story in
Messrs Lockwood & Rroos's "waysido Series" is
TO he published anonymously under the already
announced "Nimport" have authority for te sug-
geson bat the title Of the book the Of the char
octers-Pau Fondc, Doca Foude Crixle Derrcl, Mss
GUILTY, e,c-and Tie mode Of developing incident all
strongly suggest II. J.. Scudler the possible
author Of this rev venture. Readers of "The Dweers
in FIVE Sisters Court viii recall certain English local
cOlOrug It which critics reprehendea in an Amer
lean novel. ThCrcis similar effect in NmpcrI' winch
iuirodGcos 60 uch manufacturers cOuntryc called
Trescott all-a most imp ohahc uue. as Il will to
some readers At this Trcseot Han. moreover there is
gcvcrncss. Miss Peg Fonde. Ebo meets DR. Tssenwol,
feels certain rcTuson towards him IN the usual style
OF English g0vCrncsses in novels ard ends by marrying
him. after good deal Of annoyance from the lady who
employs her and who is anxious TO have hc doctor marry
Ler daughter Il, NimpoIt is apparently meant Boston,
but in truth Nmport Boston, whatever tls cloud
city may be- has very much to DO with The narrative
except that 10 opportunity for some amusing rc.
clc o. The Naeai.cs OF rnii"st pcs" ana stiths 0t1
There good deal Of hrcut conversation in nc ro9k
the whole written with and uatuIalncss aud Tie
persons hGve stitn ar OF reuV. ~ re- - Il'lc 't
cen Le called factifious NmpOf aud II II u qutt
Beginning OF the new series IL Is none ihe less good cor
ner-sfo.e in some respects.
Ii is line 20 begin 20 took Tor new AHolfie, Tie
ghosts have o;uu appropriate 10 midsummer aa
10 mid winter evenings; but taerc to be Two ghosts IN
The fQnfc for August one Of them Is brought forward
by Mrs = NJ PIatt in stauZ1s 81 verse. ahc TIE
other x ,es occasion 90 nneteGnIa;G story & GIll,td,
Harncy. Mr. H1wclls bcclus Ia the number new
comedy, a Counterfeit Pressuimcut,' when opens
sith "A singular and interesting situation. ! he
levo II is not secret that this play Is
TO be brought cut tho stage next Autdmn, wi;h
Mr. iawreuce Barrett in tie leading geutemans part.
But if the situation these first of the comedy
is singular don't know how shall express tie oddty
OF ihc dilemma which Mr. Aduch place beio.c us IN the
second part of ms Queen OF SLcha The novelty OF the
incident there narrated is sOtoncd by is pdt0s and The
combination is good 10 niare py premature feNt!a
Tons N0twithsiaudug the large sEare OF hctOn IN tue
ruuhsr. there seems TO bc good proportion fOjGCr
matter comprising ESSAY 10y = /. PcrJ-ine M ll
article Of the pumbei-on German influence IN lug
nsh Literature" aud one by Mr. H. r. Whppie. discuss
iug Tup SHADOW uu DCkcns's LIE"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

E7ASTEkN POINT. CONN.-lari"s accom-
IL uodatei with Dcar private cottage opposite
Peeuo House; bathing nd hing. Address T. VI. LOOMS
LII ~ rlll lLLNr. ~ NLIh.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Prime bausers' sterling hills

The week opens with an increased activity in The
demand for call loans which advanced rates % peg
cent ou ordinary stock collItcr.l., thu Gloss b'Bg
al 3 per cent Pnmc commercial paper passes 20 ~
To per cent depending upon the ggad, slugc nu.te
obligations selling at higher hguics. l.lcse arc 10
changes IN the rates of domestic eNchauge ifo'h
those last gwen
The United states Treasurer at Washington re-
eeived to-day $3.50 900 National bank notes ior ~
driaptIoI. The ca.fOuis r.gclpts we've S-iV.rvi
and the internal revenue receipts were SNo.OVO.
The following ~ tho Clearinghouse Statc.uen. 20
day: Currency exchanges. e1d,6y2,1io cuIreIct
balances ~ JT3, ~ goli exchanges, l3Slo, 'Jo
gold balances, Sl,2is,7s.
The London adyie,s arc favorable. The suni OF
eos 400 bullion veRt into ths Bank OF En- gland on
balance" to-day. making sls IA tn~i Way ssn'e
ILut-d.y of 1 i2G 600 Aoss, ia the open market Is
ohesp rec months bilL beiAg quoted at "a L,
Rritish CoIlsols ruled hrm at uSliis and nltti
states bonds strssg, ls01's closing at lpOS- i.,-
Eorties AT lODL, New Fiyss Is lOs =. and new Az
p.r cents At lO3Ls. In American railways, Illinois
r,plral jumped 70 55t aud New-iork Ccutra VI,
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
oFPTCIAE REPORT or 1NERYCAy MINING BOARD
SiLE5-JtLl y, 1871
FIRST HDARD-II O'CLOCK A. ~
MONDAY, July 9-P. NJ.

MVNUAli July V~I. NJ.
Investors aro reminded that only one week re-
mans ~ which subscriptions TO the new H., per
cent Government bonds can he Inads at par. Tho
subscriptions to-day exceeded y 100000.
Tbs Stock Aagkes tS-day has furusheA another
illustrations oi the temporary power Of ehqucs to
advance prioos. Facts concerning the crops VI tho
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Assessment paid.

The steadness of gold impaired strength to the
market for United States bonds, and the whole list
was firm, purchases running strong on the iifc per
cents at s. and on both tbe iiye-twenty classes,
as well as the SlXeS of 1851. The latter being
taken up at 112aI12l5 Tor Coupon. and IlI0if1lt
for the registered bonds by tEe public. We an
mex the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
(OVNTRY BOARD Tor one OF Two Fami-

v Inr Iiursr, aud Kea'H, IolH, Library ba.lGng ~.
lan NhiIf Ii'st r. =. 10 We. Tci. 80 on a'llN re- i
crate .5o0 vols. c s -ns. i.rc, a;f thr iitt
an clas ailts o "t"-l 90" Bc"-
Nu aIu oi.gri summer 'l-ii'i al Ht.t'ti 'o 90
GLtNTON CORNERS, DItcnc>s co., =. y
Z P,asaul bc procured a fam hose near b-'i
um lake boating bathing .u- t-h ba-4, richtlt Gui
stabiihg. rue duNCs; 90 ~ ngto5 0m I0dsuScese Ad-
dicss SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Geacher5.

4 Graduate of Yale will prepare those intend
~ ing next ScutemOr r conditioned students Al
dress TUTOR, Boz 20 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

'I@N 1 m hOiAiN III. - !. N''''''
X laaTf near tie Pay and Oc"an. flht sht
and ,,iruj!.ne erouCs: cunning t:huc sailing conviti
and snlOth-NatCr battling. lct-a J. AIRY i,',i.
cr t. hAHlAl'.' h'i'i-''''-''
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

nnYrrNMrNr erOCK pNpARrMENr-
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. NJ

Sad I0HHs- E1itTOIa b0llHs-I'0lNN dHG HHIl
roGd ShQgss- hrDreSs S,OckS fc.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
5ummec Doaro.

A PLEASANT and healthy location. good
~ board, Su,oatunna, Morris C0ghg, y. j. sad'd lawn
good nshinc 3quOcs 81 and
. per week. Apply 2G3 wesI S4th ~. city.
4 LII waning choice BOARDING places call
~ at THE BOhRDERH' DIRECTORY ~ Broadway
A TLANTIC CITY, n. J.--Hoard - 70 $12
"a pc~ week vi. IS ps4 day Memorial coiease. Michigan
az, roET ssr- ard bcech Good ta5e u HAYNES
A sBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.-Choerfll
N so,iass I5lvste family ssot table srE hstb.as bsat
iuoo on cite Convenient 10 A LOOMS,
sf0xand shd hsurve. ars, Asbay iTak, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Country.

A SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, New
N Haven GREY DIR. SHEARS, Rector Offers 20 6
boys 20 II ycars Old. It's advantages well known p years
Iast. sce reference circulars.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
CARATOGAl THE FAMOUS SPRINGS.


PETERsON'S DOLLAR SERIES QF NLW NQXfIS;
THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST BOOKS IL TIE WORLD.
price bound Morocco Cot nidCk ana guii
PE.TEt.~ON'~ DOLLAR SbKiE~' Of NeW ard Good
Novels are The chc3nts hooks a ONE DDILN taeh ever
Itished all issued m uniform style Ia lHno Cr
aud are hound blue velm gold Sd blacA saes aud
The low lfic- o ore tlar eich, VINE
INV are s large any bo0ss pJhlcd az 8 20 and 8 90
books have already been ISSUED IL tiis
seres and vii De added 10 tie series every mouth
sARATOGA. TIE FAMOUS SPRINGS. Novel
THEHI,II,rsS ~ THE FAMILY BY Mrs Daniels
MY SONS WIPE. BY the author Of "Castc.'
COUNTRY oUAErERs. By Countess of Bes ington.
Above are m morocco ciJtE black and gold at 81 90 each
HARRY LORREQUER. Uttt his Co fsSions. Bv Charles
Lever to 1a iOHS: ne % 10 crata DO paper cover
sterling 40 Il %; PeO
pes' Idtion 81 90. ana Library Edition, al - 90.
IA GAVIGwA. THE SEA-GULI; Or. TGIE LOST BEAUTY
III q 'IC1Ean t@udlelH Tie late
fcmar Noycii,t Of SPAN WAWn English Critics auo tAe
tie finest uONcls translated luto the
VCtuc tuOOeCic, Icuud III morocco
cloth black gold Iuce 81 90
THE COUNT OF nONIE-CnISTO. Iy Alexander Dumas
Paper cover. $50, OF In clo.l+ SO.
EDMOND DANTTS. Sequel The Count OF aicnte
ChrstO fSpcr cover 10 cents, orine oduol clio b. 81 90
THE COUNTESS OF HONTT-CGISTO. Win her Por
trait Palof cover 81 %. or bound in cloth 81 10.
THE WANBERISG JEW. BY Eugene sue. With 6S
Illustrations. Paper, - 90 OF bound 10 coth = OO
MYSTERIES OF THE COURT OF LONDON. BY G. ".
~ Above Books are for sale by Booksellers copies Of
all Of them Will be sent 10 any oue 10 hny pace At
once, postpa-d on RENTING price t. The PuVis!iris
r. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
800 CHEsTNUTsTa PHILADELPHIA. PA.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

In State bonds the Louisiana per cent consoli-
dated bonds stfenedup to 163i aud District of Col
unba .}-6's advanced 10 1884 Missouri per cents.
long date ruled strong az lO6l4 and the Ienpesse's
were steady at ! 2.
Dealings IN cry bank stocks were confined TO
Fourth National toGl az JS.
I'm railroad bonds there was renewed buying of
the Hannibal and 1t. Joseph Convertible per cent.
from 90lo up 10 9i7s aud IN the Rock Island Secuu-
ties: los = for per cents and 1885 and lO4
far 10 years skies. There was continued activity
i'm Jersey Centrals, and advance in Couyertib.cs
to 59lo as AGAINST - on Saturday and consolidated
to 02l4 Michigan Central Is were hi CHER AZ lU2 D
and irsts of Missouri Pacific AT lU2. North Missouri
frs,s being in hrn demand at Tools. The North
western goid bonds even kept chalAed up 10 s6ai,
II. Paul gold rs selling at 81 = aud 9l3i; fr>t. l.
q NJ Division at ssie, G. * VI. Division az 97le.
Enc thirds at lOjl2 aad Ohio and Mississippi
seconds at 3O3i. idcltCs were AT ffl!l usuIes,,
Centrals l0S, san joaquin Branch o97s and 9Ois,
and Union hrsts at lo5i2. There were sales Ct
Tolcdo and Wabash irstS. cX-.'OuDou at %.
Speculation in gold Wa tame and unevcu:fu. be-
lng influenced by the lOwerngot sterling rates. Tie
sales were at 1898 Daily gold loans east Hat and
for borrowing. ~ and per cent per annum. Time
loans are quoted as follows, tue rates being in al
eases for use of The gold: 30 days, I-l6 =; 80
days sl-lB; 30 days. 5-l6 all tine year, - - NItn
ant Treasurer paid ont T210, 900 Ia cO,n interest on
thc pu bile debt and Tl;}- 900 an redemption of ild
bonds The days business Of the Cold Clearing
Department Of tic Bank o. the state OF New York
covered Gold cleared, 9l2,i65,O0u; gold balances,
al ,O3o. GSJ; currency balances, Sl,OJJ, 10. Ilo
COLD quuiat Ions were as follows:
lO........1Uj55 l2...........lOJ5s 3........ 1853
The leading drawers of Sterling Bills this morning
reduced their posted rates 10 thy figures below tao
market being steady on the basis Ol $l.ST fDI 90
DAYS bills and ~ s.l4a ris9ll for s1nt, 10 the /.
The official revised rates are AS subJoucd:
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

NJ private family, GrecuSe. Greene County thc Cats
Kill Moura.s; p,asani aud healthy l'cahiy large
house i.y grounds; terms liw. luqlr. 81 ~. VII
lIAAir. ~ West oiths' NcH1 ok w. D.. pAi ION go
Iulioust. Blooa lYn: ~. ). McCABF GrrcHNllc y. \.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
A PAIR OF BLUE Eyes. By Thomas Hardy.
(Pubiisiea by arrangement with Messrs Henry Holt q
o., whose L,isuTe. hour seiles coatains aul

Other equally excellent aud popular DoNes VIII appear a.
shorf Intervals ard cctayO fOIm exceedingly ed
vrnet reading ara alton Iht tbl 81 Novels
pncss. place within tue reach 81 every
ope lol merely nominal eum standard "oks when csGot
he elsewhere procured than 10 ten times The
a2gnt An new in tlls series An standard form
viii I,a g. about g. size ol Harpcrs Weekly.
Ti,F YlluINr Novel; INtTas may be procured Of
New sae.lrr w4 DO mailed p0Stpa On recent OF zen
Address HE ilti ~ -NtN-lVIh.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Hcp Dublirntlous>
SUMNER READING.
TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
THE TRIBUNE NOVELS,

Ercy Nore in his series is complete and unabridged.
A CHARMING FELLOW BY Frances Eleanor TrolOpe.
TWO LILIES. BY julia Kavanagh
BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE. BY Frances Eleanor
TrOlOpe.
GOOD LUCK. By T. Werner Qranslated from the German
for THE TRIBUNE. BY Mary stuart SMITH
OLYMPIA: i ROMsNCE By h. l.. fIaiCiOh
LORDS AND LADIES.
fpubssh,d uy arrspcement with A. K Lorinc Boston }
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Total sales for the day
nc PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

The following table Of prices of tho prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including the opening
prices of to-day as received by telegraph from san
Francisco, is furnished by VIM. Ward, Drcxcl Build-
ipo. al nricps in cold
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

HAST DURHAM, GREENE Co., \. Y
e. Al a houNr. 80 te Catski> Coed hoard, uetUtiu
location. Terms For piriiou.s's. Acar
GRO. HEDGES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
virginia News.

Last Sunday, as soon as the services were
over at Aqua Greek Church, Episcopal, to the
great surprise of every body except the contract
Jog parties, Mr.. Walter Campbell. Of Essex
county, and Miss Lucy Towson. of Stafford,
presented themselves at the altar, and pro
ducing the required license. were duly married
by the rector, Rev. Mr.. Meredith.
A little daughter of Major Stanard, Of
Orange Court House. Was found lying 10 90
unconscious condition 10 her fathers yard, one
day last week, with severe Injuries on her head,
supposed to have resulted from the kick of o
horse grazing in the yard.
Rev. c. Y. Steptoe, rector of the Episco.
pal Church at Brandy Station, an account of
whose accidental poisoning has heretofore been
published, died yesterday.
Mr.. j. P. Bloxton was mistaken for wild
turkey, shot at and badly wounded by gun.
ming companion near Brookes Station last
week.
The marriage Of J. S. Burrus and Miss
Annie Page, in Petersburg. last night, was Gel.
ebrated with unusual brilliancy.
A. G. Eartbart. of Washington county, com.
mitted suicide last week.
Tobias Shelton, of Patrick county, was stab.
bed BY colored man and killed, last week.
B. G. Payne, of Mallory's Ford, Orange
comfy, died suddenly last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

The January number Of the st. Nicholas
Magazine has been received from its publishers,
Scribner & Co., New York. 1t is an excellent
number. and the boys and girls who take it vii!
be amused and instructed.
We have received from the publisher, T..
Whitaker, Bible House, New York. copy Of
the able aud eloquent anniversary sermon
preached 10 Holy Trinity Church, New York,
by the rector, Rev. Randolph II. McKim, d.
d.. Dec. 9, 1877.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
The McxicanTrouble.

CHICAGO, DEC. l9-Dispatches received at
Lieutenant General Sheridan's headquarters
late last night from Capt Blair. who is in com.
mand at Fort Bliss, report that the Texas rangers
at San EIizario surrendered yesterday morning.
Judge Howard. agent for the salt mines, and
Atkinson and Mcbride, rangers. were shot, and
the rest of the rangers disarmed and liberated
Rangers are DOW at Fort Bliss opposite Ell Paso
Mexico, and the mob has dispersed. No help
was given the mob from the Mexican side of
the river. The mob was composed entirely of
native born citizens of Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
Abduction.

PI1TsBURG. Pa, Dec. ia boy named
Willie HOPKINS, ten years old, was abducted
from bis home at Braddock's fields, near this
city, last Sund,y morning, by man supposed
to be tramp. He is pretty boy, with full
face. light complexion aud hair, and rather
stoutly built. The tramp is tall map, with
face pitted with marks from the smallpox. The
peighbors and miners searched for two days,
but up to this time nothing has been heard of
the boy. His family are 10 great Distress being
almost insane from grief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
SUhOeafed by Gas.

RANDOLPH, MASS. Dec. 19-This morning
Catherine Ryan, residing on Lafayette street,
was found under the Influence of gas, with slight
hope of her recovery. Later it was discovered
that her children, three boys md girl, and
Mary E. Barry, aged IA, relative who passed
the night with them, were all dead having
been suffocated by the same cause. Unsuccess.
ful efforts we're made by several physicians 10
resusctate them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

The Rev. w. Strother Jones, Of Caze1ova
Fauquirr, has received call to the rcctorshil
of ST. Peters Church, Poolesvillc, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
Getting His Own Again.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. l9.-The Supreme
Court OF Appeals decided the case of McV eigt
against Allen to-day, 10 favor of McF cigh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

The compouents of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
are daily prescribed by tho ablest ply sicians
whose success is due to the specific Influence
Of these c0mponcula. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
sklIuIIy prepared fer immediate use, is for sale
by all Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

A special dispatch from Henry, Ills, says
L. B. McFadden q Co., large operators 10 coal
mines. failed yesterday. Liabilities are stated
to be $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
IeffprfcOm Fairfax.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. |
FAIRFAX g. H., Va, Dec. IS The De-
cember term of the County Court, Judge JAS
Sangster presiding, adjourned this morning no.
til the court in course.
The case of Com. vs. Trammell, owing to
the absence of Judge Thomas, was continued
until the January court. Commonwealth vs.
Joo. Bryan continued for same reason.
Most of the first day of the Court was con
sumed 10 the trial of Oscar Washington. An.
drew Williams and Mack, Gaskins. indicted
for house breaking. The jury brought in o
verdict Of guilty and sentenced them to con
fnement 10 tho county Jail for the period of
three months, but before the verdict was re
caived. upon search being made, it WIS found
that Osca; Washington. one of the prisoners,
had escaped, and has not yet been arrested.
The other two prisoners were sentenced 10 &C.
cordance with the liudiDg of the Jury.
The cost to the county of ascertalning the
lice between the counties of Loudoun and Fair.
fax was $l93 81, this being one half Of the to-
tai cost.
Bleker Garfield, John Malone, G. H. Specr,
Alex. Haight and j. q. DePutron. on motion
of j. G. DePutron, attorney for the road, we're
appointed commissioners to assess damages to
the owners of land along the line of the pro-
posed railroad called tho Washington, Ciucin-
natl aud St. Louis Railroad. Where this road
is to run deponeut saith not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19
ANIUSENI ENTS.


yoNcEEr ~ ros
ALEXANDRIA GLEE CLUB,
AtPEABODY HALL,
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1877.
They will be assisted by NEDLEY'S OR
CHESTRA and tho KLARIE BROTHERS, Of
Washington, u. G., in their celebrated Banjo
and uarmonican Duet; also Mr.. ULMAN and
Masters Stein and Sneder in their Either Trio,
and other Woll known talent. dec 17-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

TENNEssEE's DEBT.-The creditors of the
State understand the temper of our people, both
have become the victims of unscrupulus srocu.
lstors, their influence and counsel have aroused
suspicion in the minds of the citizens and feel.
ing of disgust on the part of the creditor, and
the good and great name of Tennessee is in
danger Of being sacrificed to the avarce and
greed of these mere adventures. The creditors
now come forward and offer concession to meet
what they understand to be the views of tho
representative, of the people. 1t is liberal and
generous one, and, in my opinion, should be &C.
cepted without hesitaton or delay. We cannot
the settlement Of a question demanded by every
consideration of justice and polcy.-Gorcrnor
Porters message to the Tennessee Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

A party is organizing 10 Baltimore to est,b.
lish colony 10 Florida.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

Tic market Is dull and dropping, NAI p:lcc:
for both Grain uad Flour aro CT We note
decline Of 25e on all grades Of Flour, czcap.
fancy brands, but even tho3a &c du.l Of SAL.
Whes! sold At li7 for chooo today. Which Is
decline OF lt}c since yesterday offerings OF 21j1
bushels, with Other sales at 32al3i. Receipts a
Corn amounted to 300 bushels. (oil anI new
and sales were made II g.. IS and 81; we quote
old at co. these prices aro also lower thln US
to-day. No Oats repor:c |. and orc 10. OF ~
was Withdrawn. Butte. is llcm n. quot !.ionS
Eggs are lower, and sell -. ,! cad 81. Dresse,
Turkeys and Hogs ara in bo..or demand, an
sell the former ut l0al2. snl tho later al 5aI ~
per pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

PORT or gLEIa.rDREY, DEG'H. 10.
Sun rises ........... IL Moon sotj....... i =
Sun sots......... - High watnr.,"..... y "
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of tho lake, Norfolk. to Kccl.
Str w Thompson, LoonardtOWa.to IA Reel.
Schr $ II Traycrs, Norfolk, u ] ii ID Smo'..
SAILED.
Str Sarah, Philadelphia, by r 4 Reed.
str Lady of tho Lake, Norlrik, b. + :. E'a'.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Nellie ran NJ. hnncu nt Das.oa 49,.
Schr J A E,cNcrn.t;', Georgcto"n, I. .'''
Bedford 18th.
Schr Julia a Ward, hence for Boston, psas'!
by Vineyard Haven 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

New YORK Dec 19.-StOcks ir-oguar
Money 6. Gold l0lI Flour dull ard unchsn%ni.
Whest shade stronger and qui"t. Corn -!
cent bottor.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

BY Harrison s. O. Neal Auctioncors.
w STORY BkICK 1--WE DWEL I'm ,"G No ' g.
Cameron street, between Royal and Pitt. For
particulars apply 10 Hsrri:on & " Neal.
dec lots
rTNO LET-A TWO STORY BRICK, with
Il eight rooms and store; also stable and cow
house, on Alfred street, between Queen and
Cameron. For terms apply TO
dec 49,. WIN. GRAY, in tho MsrEct.
FOR RENT
SEVERAL DWELLINGS AND
STOREHOUSES.
Apply to
dec Him J. r. HILL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

BALTIMORE, Dec 10 -Virginis Gs old -! ~
deferred 5 do consolidated IS do. ID series
Cotton dull; miIdiing llall! Flour du,L
heavy ard unchanged. Wheat-Southernst "ndr
with moderate denAnd Western firm Al!
higher; Southern rel gond to primo l3Jalip;
do amber l424l4G; No. Western wintc' :"i
spot and Dec lil!; Jan l42! sll2i; Feb IiI3uN.
Corn-Southern white easier yellow tirms';
Western firmer and higher; Southern white ",
50; do yellow it4Gl; old Western mixed, sp,.,
G5; Dec GU; new Western mixed, spot and Dee,
G21; Jan Gl4sGls Feb offered Mt Cir; no bids;
Western steamer 5i2. Oats quiet a@l lower;
Southern !:5aiS; Wostorn white Is Rye dull NJ
G3aG5. Hay steady and unchanged. Collec duIi.
heavy and unchanged. Sugsr steady dnnlnnd
fair st Js Whiskey dull aud lowor at ITO!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Dee Is
400 head of cattle, LOCO sheep and nulba. ana ).
cows and caivc' were received TAo sales w"rr
375 cattle At . to )! cents; 80 sheep ard "rhi, =,
81 TO "a for Old sheep and to 5 for lambs; c"w
and calves at Is 10 $50 each. Market dult. Dw'
ing to tho holidays the next sale day viii b.
Thursday next instead Of Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

TOR RE N 1.-TWO D w Z LIN G S on
Il Washington street; gas and water; sever
and eight rooms; ront low; and T WO DWELL
INGS on St. Assph street; good water at the
door; four rooms each. Apply to ELIZABETH
BROCkETT No. 50 n. Washington st. sep |.
L'OR RENT-The STORE ROOM on the
IL northeast corner of King and Union streets
the best location in tho city for grocery and
liquor store. Apply at this Office. ap 18-tf