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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-17
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nNAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY


INVITE the attention 81 he public to the !@ci!l-
| ties afforded by this Company, for the quick and
safe conveyance Of Specie. Bank Notes, valuable
packages, hoayy and bulky freight, tc.
WITNESSES for the East t. Baltimore, Pna-
delphia, New York, Boston, Providence, Hartford
&c., close a, our office daily. at | o'clock, =. NJ.
EXPRESSES for tn? South, to Richmond, fred
erick sburg, Petersburg, and 70: points N No't4
Carolina South Carolina. and hoorgia, close al
our office daily, at I o'clock. +. NJ.
EXPRESSES for Lynchhnr&. Bristol hn"H''ie'
Chattanooga Nashville, Memphis. Ne" urisans,
and intermediate points, tyia Orange ana Ai@Xon-
Ir;a Railroal.l close al olr office al 90, \. NJ,
and 6.%0 2. NJ, daily.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied BY
careful and trustworthy messengers ana 'ae r""''e
can RELY upon All business entrusted 10 Il" beng
done with safety, punctuaty. and I@s"atta.
RATgs.-From Baltimore. 30 cents per i"' i'S''
from Philadelphia. ST. from New oTk ; ~.
5sss- No packages Of goods taken - "'lsh'' "n-
less weighing over 21o iA$
nv S--tf H. W. f|i'i'1: -. -.
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JAMES RECTOR SM"oT. JOHN FEhh1
CSMOOT Il PERRY. dealers in l. l VI d L X,
= NAILS, LINE, CEMENT, and CALClNED
PI,4STER No. 10, Souru U3IoS STREET, ALEX-
,ynR1,. Va. ap ely
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M5- A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLFMEN-The subscriber will send (free o,
charge to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc-
,ions for making 4 simple Vegetable b. I'm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Bo,chcs, Tan Freckles, Sallowness, and all impu.
rites and roaghness of the Skin, leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be-sojt clear,
smooth, and beautiful. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full instructions, and advice, will please call
On or address with return postage.l
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.
No. 81 City Building, N. York.
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REV STOVE AND TIN STORE,

NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,
No. Il Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Va.
A CARD.-ENOGH GRIMES respectfully in
II forms H.; friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his son JAMES +.
GRIMES, and under the firm name Of l.. GRIMES
& son, we have resumed at the old stand on Fair
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BUSl-
NESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, and hope and
expect to conduct the same, a. 10 merit the coh-
dencc and patronage OF all who may give Us call
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially to ou; door work, both in town and
country, Sucn "a
ROGFLNG, GUTTERING ""d SFOtIING,
And all kinds OF Stove and Furnace Work, aad
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All l"bhing and Repairing attended 10 IN person
Cur Stock og STON IS is intended to suit the
wants ofevery body. We are determined to please"
both in work done and goods sold. Our expenses
are small and shall be conten: with Sala!! profits
IsIs" Orders from the country, either for work
or Tor goods promptly attended to.
oct l--ly +. GRIMES & son.
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! IST Of LETTERS remaining in the Post
4 4 Office. at Alexandria, Ea on the 18th day Of
September. 1860. Persons calling Tor Letters IL
this list, will please say they are advertised.
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At Road, in England, recently, child
named Francis Saville Kent, was murder
ed, and one Edmund John Gegg gave him.
self up to the Magistrates as the murderer.
Before his trial, however, it was discovered
that he had not been near the place where
the murder was committed that he did not
know the child murdered, and, in short,
that he was in q distant part Of the country.
At last he confessed that his previous ccn-
fession was untrue, and that he had been
led to it because his 'life was burden to
him." He was, of course discharged.
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MANASSAS Gar RAILROAD.

r., ~, T -ssss-;s;c7 81 :i3-s- -
- ~ ss ss - ~; NJ .: - =
PASSENGERS Tor this Road will leave the
Alexandria Station in the Orange Train, AT
I, A. NJ, daily (Snn6ayS eHceptcd') arrive at Al
exandria at 3 p. NJ. Through tickets By this route
to Middleburs and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (5un-
DAYS excepted 4! -:$0. 4. NJ. and arrive At AL
exandria at l:j5, p. N.
jy eft EDN ARD GkEEN' treasurer
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WASHINGTON BREWERY.
DRAUGHT ALE, PORTER AND STRONG
r EER,

DRAUGuT ALE, PORTER AND STRONG
Il Err.
4 FULL assortment Of barrels, halves and
Il quarters, of the above superior and pure
MALT LIQUORS. can be had alta low price from
JOHN DAWSON,
Middle Store, old Theatre, Alexandria, Va
The STRONG BEER, on account of its low
price and mild flavor is well fitted :or family uSe
and il will prove most agreeable and wholesome
beverage to ladies and children.
i. T. Read the following from the Evening
Star Of December ,, 1850:
"A REuARKAELY F!SE ALE.--Nr Dayison'S
successor in the Washington brewery, corner OF
X and 9th streets, Mr. Colincau is now manufac-
turing y ~ aic and porter and brown stout, al of
which reflect infinite credit on his establishment
His ale compares fayoratly, indeed, with the best
philadelphia and Albany ales. being, according
to our taste nuch more like the best English and
Scotch aica than those imported from either Of
those cities. If he continues to produce so supc-
rior an article, he will shortly make reputation
for his brewery surprising that oI"ny Northern
establishment"
Enquire Of JOHN DA 19oN,
Theatre Building, Alexandria,
IL. IN Malt .jIrl1r
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JOHN MA2sEALy.
ATTORNEY i Ia W,-Aleronaria, va.
Mas- Office on Royal street, latoly occupied by
A. / G. h. Stuart. ~ si~~H
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY
OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE Comply, LONDON.

No. 81 South Third Street, PHILADELPHIA.
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NTEGROES WANTED.-I wish - IuI1 hasS
" any number Of NEGROES, for which WI
ray liberal prices Those wishing to sell vii q;
well to call on me before selling, 4! my OH stan"
at West End, Alexandria, Va. ,,,,,
spo 12-itf J'N"' - o.
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NEw GooDs.TraysIling G Bags Wt,d new styles Hsss
Sets of all kinds Crockett Braid, all widths, Buck
skim and Thread Gauntlets, Corsctts, Hair, Nail,
Tooth, Cloth and Shaving Brushes, Dressing, Fine,
Pocket and Tucking Combs, Dolls, Doll Heads
and Forms, Hocped Skirts for Ladies and Misses,
Linen Tapes, Yarns, Backgammon Boards, Aceor-
deons, Soap and Perfumery of all kinds, and q
variety of other useful and fancy articles to be
found at C. C. BERRY'S,
aug "a No. Y King street.
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THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant, No. ), South Wharycs,
ALEXANDRIA,, va.
Teb IO-1y
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.

| CLOSING ScENEs.-The New York CORES
pondent of the Dispatch gives an affecting
account of of the CLOSING scenes" in the
lives o. two characters who have been at
| one time, eminent in their way. Of the re-
cent death of Mr.. Barrett, distinguished as
"Gentleman George" he writes.
s'That the word poverty reminds me that
poor Gentleman George of the drama is no
more. Geo. II. Barrett was glorious fellow
in his time, and many thousand dollars has
he received during his professional life, lfor
he played, as child, Cors's infant in Pig.
AFRO at the Federal street theatre, in Boston,
and came out, at twelve, as Young Norval,
here, at the Park; but who shall tell the
privatons he silently endured? who picture
the anguish of his sensitive feeling, as he
gnsped away his life sometimes in actual want
and rarely in the possession of the commonest
domestic comforts? When the Dramatic Fund
was compelled by its bad management to
curtail its annuties, Barrett was thrown, with
his interesting family, almost entirely upon
the kindness of his friends. They were not
forgetful but even the best of friends must
fail to realize the manifold needs of the sick,
the aged, the disheartened; the peculiar sut-
ferings which none can feel except those
who, accustomed to horid existence, are
tied down in the frost-time of life to food both
coarse and scant, while the demon of dis
pair is tugging at their hearts and sickness
is racking with pain every bone and sinew."
Ofpoor Lola Montez we have this sad pic
ture.
lola Montez is stopping at Astoria with
q kind friend, but, alas in what condition OF
body and mind She is not exactly an i'm
beetle, and yet what term will more clearly
express her mental helplessness3 Physically
she is an invalid of a melancholy descrip-
ton. A female friend of mine saw her Q
day or two ago, and it was enough to make
ones heart bleed to note the picturesque
Innings of the wonderfully changed woman.
Lola was costumed in half night and half
morning robe, and she sat in pretty gar
den, her hollow cheeks, sunken eyes, and
cadaverous complexion forming remarkable
contrast TO the gay flowers. Shewas unable
to utter an ineligible word, except spasmod-
ically, and after repeated efforts. Her mouth
was frothing, like that Of one in partial con-
vulsons, and she was unconsciously wiping
it, as little boys do by drawing it across the
sleeve of her dress. In fact, she had the
strange wild appearance and behaviour OF
quiet idiot, and is evidently lost to all fur
ther interest in the world around her, and
its affairs And so ends her eventful histo-
ry. What study for the brilliant and
thoughtless. What u sermon on human
vanity"
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MAIL. LIN T..
SEE ARRAHGENEET, .VA 2is', 1869.
ALEXANDRIA, LOUDGyI and HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD.


lsst lt sT ;zc =: ,..: z:.,
DAILY LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDEIA and
WINCHESTER, (.>aaaoya crccrtc",}
E1o Fu1rs Uocd, Eie""a, H""trrS H'", Ih",1-
tom, Herndou. Griltord. FoymrcU, LEEN-
BIRG, Hofiiton, Purcc!hcHc, Saick~srW~
Castismans Ferry, and BerrgrHic jy the Als'',
und,ia, Lo",joon oad Hampshire R"iiroad o"d
Means d Fo,rccu's iifSt c'a.s N@l toach>a.
On and after Monday, 2ls inst, will leave the
Depot at Alexandria, at S, A. NJ, and arrive ut
Winchester at ), p. II.
Leave Winchester at ), A. NJ, and Lcasburg
III, A. NJ, arriving at Alexandria :, 7. NJ, IN
time for immediate councxion with Washington
and Baltimore.
F E
Toart from Winchester, 53.25; HerTyYi'le, 80;
Leesburg. Sl.J0. Intermediate points in proper
tinn ". BLYTHE,
my l7-Gtf General superintendent.
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VIZ WHEAT DRILLS.
w are now prepared to take orders for GU
ANO and WHEAT DRILLS, and will furnish
any Drill that may be preferred. We have been
selling the SEYMOUR DRILL for FIVE years.
with entire success, and we again offer thein' be.
lieying them to be the best in the market. All
orders will be promptly filled. ,
Agricultural Warehouse, No. IS King-street.
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DR. JOHN II. GAINES.
FJAVINU located in Alexandria oilers hiS pro-
| lessiona services - the public lie may be
found at his Office during the day, and at the Man
sion House during the night.
rsts~ Office. 10. s. s. l.. corner of Washington
.,nj Eina streets iv 9---,i}!n
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NJ OTICE.-The undersigned having quaihed
IN as administrator of John Wood, acc u, TO-
Immediate payment. and those having claims
araipst the pi estate to present them properly
thenticated for settlement. H. y. "ovD,
Administrator of John Wood, decd.
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.nar;a Gazette aud Virginia Advertiser,
hlszaH"A' IFOE TIE COUNTRY
,sprGLISuED, REGULARLY, on
-,.,,Days, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
j. Hrtt e., Dollar. per annum, payable in advance.
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1-raBOFS WAETED.--We wish to pnrchasS
" INV nnn5er u NEGROES, Of both Sezee,
for cash. M AlIlsjters a!drcssedo gs,at this PLACE,
Will Wi 'S receive rromp: attention. Having bought
W. W. sst,hI;shment lately occupied by MILAN <
cirssby, m West end Duke street, and hayias REM rent
ted It to make it one Of the most hc"tlI o s2i,
Portable Depot for NEGROES, sc viii receive
them on board on the usual tcr"tS. <,,o.t-
aug 3n-cotf tfit" "
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WE HAVE received samples of "STEAM
w PRESSED STONEWARE DRAIN PIPE
and will take orders for the same, in any quanti-
ties Of any desired size, from Inches to 30 IN
diameter, in feet lengths This pipe will answer
full as we'll as Lead or Iron Pipe, at much less
cost for all purposes of conducting water to or
from buildings, by the natural flow where there is
no pressure or strain. ;.
Farmers or Others who have Springs at a dis
tancc from their dwellings or barn yards, at a
moderate elevation will find great advantage
in the use of this pipe.
Samples exhibited, and any information requir-
ed, will be cheerfuly given on application to
Smo22 r. II. MILLER, SON 4 co.
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-,,cTEB We are now receiving aud have
PLA'bhHS,-"s "a hand, supply 1'p % Of BLUM wlNDsoE
pIaSTER, brought direct from Windsor; a!s',
GROUND PLASTER, lin bags furnished % u.s.
all at m tue lowest HaAA' KNoX i BROTHER.
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r INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS 10
| callatmy MAsuFA,roRr, No. Ill KING sFEhtF'
gETwEEy WAsu!SGruS AEn Sr. ASAFh STREETS
and examine my large ana handsome s$oi;l"eHi
of SADDLEKI GOODS as 80 NOT intend L" "e
sprpa<sed in my line ot business :y any o,Aer e'tY'
I have on hand. and am daily man"t4e'a ar'Hs; @ a'
fine and superior an assortment as can oc 'o"Ho n
anv of the Northern cities. Ny stock comprises
49, ,,rror 4 variety aS can he found IN any ether
b[Ste consisting OF HARNESS Of all kinds. from:
the fine quilt work down - The dray eat Ga'' enc enc
Snl. T.oth.r Steel Spring IRON Frame Ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. and all Other kmds' nj
down to the common Packing Trunks; Saddles
Brides, Mar;ingills, W!irS, &c, as Inc a. 'he
finest; Buffalo and Fancy Robes. Driving "I"'eS;
unrse Covers CARPET Bags, Nalices, &C, Ac.' OF
All kinds. Call and see for yourselves
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, solicit Continuance oi ,'e S"t'c'
and pledge myself to spare no pains to S''e S;"S
sartion All goods warranted TO DC as rep.GscsnSsc
oct 3l--tf ~ r
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Observation-Disclosures not exceeding one
TGEE' /" .a3 tEree times Tor 0ns Dollar. Advertise
Sl'"@ ~nuei after three times for % cents square
luca'' -''r.gpr,os INSIDE. % cents OUTSIDE
~" a', a'" b, ia, year ~ prices 10 be agreed upon
esg, 10 the usual amount Of space they may
t~2pE ,-,,,pxrs r;,.ryal f,r .xtr,
;i,ir by the year not 70 advertise articles not
in their regular business. nor to insert III their
.i+.-,s,ral--t, any other names than their own -
h and Daiy;s >RI No:IcEa exceeding nro lines, VIII
J. - ,rra.I ftt. a. advertisements.
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I1TATER COOLERS, of diierent s'StOS' ona for for
w ressiyed from the menuise'IIutSS,n InS,noay
ssls by iie H. 4. u"I"V
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TXCELSIOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
u CANS.-I have on hand some OF inoSc ce1e-
br1tc6 Ey.elsior Cans. for fruit and ycgctab!cs.--
They have been well tried for the last three sea-
sons, and pronounced the best and cheapest in USE
aur+ II. |. GREGORY, us l2O king-st.
az TONS SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PL3S-
nD TER, lying at Plains Station. Manassas Gap
psiIrn,I For sale by EOWLE d CO.
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ALMONDS, &c,
And at all times IA good plate Of ICE CREAM.
Call and see for yourself at the New Store, lO6,
King ,;rart jc 2O--tf
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,ar;a Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
a.sA'- PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR sN0WDEN
T,-uars nor annum, PAYABLE half yearly,

A: Esat o0'''''' -
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C,ptrA1. So, ,29S, SEQ 90
Paidu CAPITAL and Surpus.......... 2,l9i, III W
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DRAIN PIPE.

Christopher Neale their Attorney-at.Ls
sep l3-law4w
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.rSz. CHANGE OF RUNNING Or
- ssssszas9Iz,=-s;5sSS5TEAMER GIPSEY.-On and after
Monday. l4tn instant, the Steamer GlPSEI will
ran from AMI to Pennington and Alexandria, on
.doadAys, Wednesdays, and Fridays Tor passen-
gers AMI freight, leaving Pennington at s. o.
c.oes, A. M.--seturning, leave Alexandria at J.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-07-11
SEND n rHE NAMES.

7 e.
Will our. fric1ds a,d the {Tiends Of a
paper in Oskaloosa send US IN the names
Of subscribers as soon as possible? We
wish to have response from all parts oi
the county. audfrom adjacent counties.
TIE Iadspndent is your paper, citi-
zcns, devoted to your interests as peo-
lple, and not simply TO those Of 2 party.
Will you NOT place isona basis atonce
worthy of yourselves aud Of such an
enterprise?
WeddnOt ask Of wish the ihseooiia.
[uancc Of any other paper, especially oi
no one published in the Territory. but
shall be happy 70 place the name Of
every voter and householder in this
and surrounding counties on our books;
and will labor faithfully TO render : full
return for the Investment ofs2 IN tie
lnpependeni
Tar Us. friends. and re tl,iuk at the
end of the year tho pendent will be
found an Indispensable necessity in The
household.
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From psnvor CITY.

From The Rocky lKountais .yems oi
the eth uit.. we gain the following in
telliyence:
The citizens Of Denver were making
arrangements 10 celebrate the Fourth
Maj. j. c. Moore was selected us the
orator. andoar former townsman. Judge
PnTkins. was 10 read the Declaration.
We understand that The Beloit Quartz
Co.. under the leadof Col. I. G.. Colby,
passed through town yesterday. en- route
for the mines. The Col. It's lrsinepu-
sists Of twenty three wagons aSd have
made the trip from Atchlson in twenty
nine and . half travelling days, without
losing or lanins an, OK. We bespeak
success for such enegy and care.
Sluices in California Gulch are paying
from 5000 to $1,000 per day each.
wur klivc men
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JouS RIrcIrEY AGAIv.-Frances A..
Arms, widow cftlie late Leonard Arms,
has commenced an action against John
Ritchey for the killing of her husband,
laying damages at SlO.O0O. This suit
will develop 10 the world the whole his
tory Of the ai!air. aud give all chance
to observe whether John Ritchey is
above and beyond all responsibility to
his fellows; in short, whether he can
override all civil process, as he COW
seeks TO set at naught the criminal laws
Of the country. Messrs. Lowman&
Jones. OF Lawrence, are the attorneys,
and Il. G. Hawkings.of Topeka, counsel
Of Mrs. Arms. in the prosecutions
Topeka Tribune. s.
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KANSAS

Is to be kept out Of the Union for the
present. Without reference to any
party, this is piece Of political injus-
ticc which must recoil upon those who
arc responsible for it. If ever a terri,o-
ry applying for admission into the
Union as one Of the States had claims
to be heard, surely Kansas has.
There is no just reason why she sho'd
be kept out, but very powerful and ur-
gent ones why she Should be admitted.
But hcr people have perseverance and
can await the tardy movements of JUS
tice. however much they may feel the
wrong done them by the arbitrary act
of faction in the Congress Of the
United States.
We do not believe the people OF the
Union. Of any party. desire that Kansas
should longer be kept knocking at the
door for admission but the jugglers at
Washington blinded by the atmosphere
of that politically pes,ifcrous city. have
taken it into their heads to perform this
petty act Of personal malice. for which
they will be held to account.
Tho people of sll parties arc r'ghtat
heart. and desire the real prosperity of
tie country. Unfortunately. party pre-
judicc blinds thousands of them. so thai
they see not at all or with such distort-
ed vision as 10 be led astray. This Of
all parties.
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Gfaeral sleus.
Washington Items.
WAsnINGTON, July 9

WASHINGTONs July z.
F. w. Williams, Secretary Of Les,
ton to China. has arrived here, dircc
from the Emperor. bringing the rattle.
treaty with this Government, and al
autograph letter from Lis llighness e
the President. and presented both thos,
documents to the Department Of Stat,
to-day. lie brings no political news 0
importance. The aspect Of affairs wa
not altogether encouraging. Consider
able depression prevailed in commercial
circles, growing out of the troubles will
England and France. i
No particular progress whatever ha'
been made towards the settlement Of ths
San Juan affairs. Both Government.
s.iIl insist upon perfect title. ant
neitheri is likely to surrender. An arbi
tra,ion TO some neutral and friendly
Power was suggested months ago. bu
was not pressed, owing 70 other engage
ments of the Administration.
Messrs. Russell a. Co., have made nc
proposition 10 carry the entire California
mail, via. Salt Lake as alleged. They
enteriaiued such an idea. but after Ar
Russell made proper investigation Of
the bulk OF the mail matter dispatched
from New York, he abandoned the en-
terprise rs imprac.icsble.
Democratic politicians have adsndon.
cd all hopes Of etIecting an accommodation
whatever between their respective can
didates by join, electoral tickets OF
otherwise. lfiF
The Oft repeated rumo,s Of the in
tended removal VI John HarI. Superin-
tenden. Of Public Printing, do not ap-
pear to be well founded
The President will probably this week
remove 10 his summer residence. the
Soldiers Home.
Judge Belts Of the U. S. District
Court. to-day gave decision ON the
motion of Fowlcr's bondsn,en for an in
junction restraining the U. S. Marshal
from levying on their property. He
decided that serious charges against the
Post Office Department as TO the con-
cealinent Of certain facts in relation to
Fowler being dcfaultcr to the Govern
mcnt at the time Of The execution Of the
bond, should be investigated. and for
this purpose the court would order two
issues TO be triel-one To be an issue Of
fact before a jury. and the other an is
sue Of law as TO any concealmcnt by the
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