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RegistratiOn Am LouisIana.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Train on the Erie Road Wrecked Near
Elmira-The Engineer and Firemon
Killed, and Several Passengers Slightly
InfnraH.

Killed, and Several Passengers Sltg htly
Injured.
EIMIRA, N. Y, June pa horrible railway
smash up took place at five o'clock this morn
ing on the line of the Erie Railroad track, about
ten miles east OF Elmira: Two lives were lost,
ooncussion or by scalding water, and fearful
wreck made Of the train. i was passenger on
sudden reeling and jolting of the cars, a confu-
sion among the passengers, and cry that
people were being killed In the forward car.
while passengers of both sexes we're leaplng out
OF the windows. The train had stopped. The
and piled up in the most wonderful manner.
The engineer, Eldrtdge, lay dead under the bag
gagecaT. with MS neaTL % Given d ana exposed MS
whole body mangled frightfully. Near him lay
his brother-in-law, the fireman, in the agonies
OF DEATH his body hardly less mutilated; in
few minutes he also was dead. The baggage
master and mail agent were somewhat shaken
esPc.aped ned most mtraculously. None of the pas-
sengers were seriously injured.
1t was speedily found that the cause of the
accident was a broken rail and a rotten cross
tie. Two adjoining rails had sunk at the COUP
ling; the engine had caught in the projecting
forward rail, had run of the track to the right,
climbed the embankment some twenty feet.
and then having by some means unfastened
itself, along with the tender, was run into by
the baggage and passenger cars
The engine and tender were whirled clean
round, smashed, turned backward nearly 200
feet on one side; while the express car was
whirled round on the other side and run into
by the car in its rear, which forced 1t along
turn was dashed into by the next car. The
momentum of the train being thus lost the
hinder cars came 10 standstill In the mean
time, the hot water from the boiler made It's
escape, and was drifted through the cars, which
were flooded, doing little injury but forcing the
doWs as best they could A more complete
wreck could not be imagined.
The corpses were laid out on the green sward
and covered with branches, message was sent
to Elmira, and, in the course OF an hour or two.
train came down and took all parties TO this
track 10 cleared.
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NEWS ALONG THE HUDSON
Regatta at POughk eepsIo - Attempted
Burglary mt DObbS' Forry-RRcing at
Union Park.

Regatta at POughk eepsIe - Attempted
Burglary mt DObbs' Forry-Racing at
Union Park.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, une8.-An immense throng
the Eagle Aquatic Association this evening.
Both shores of the river were lined with
human beings, and the bosom of the Hudson
was covered with scores ofBhell- wherries,
sail boats, ETC.
Three boats entered, double soulls, as follows
Hattie, roweo by q. W. Davis and George
Graham. Uno, rowed by A. Gridley and George
Van Vliet. Angie, rowed by j. Gill and w. Fl.
Van Benschotem. The judges were II. G. East
Booth. The distance was one mile and return
The Hattie took the lead and kept it, winning
in twentythree minutes, the Uno came in next,
and the Angie last.
A desperate attempt was made last night to
rob the through freight train on the Hudson
River Railroad, at DObbs Ferry. The train was
large one, and lay there taking in wood and
water. Four burglars came ashore from a
piratical vessel, and burst open the door of the
were in the act of taking therefrom q box of
dry goods when conductor John Kilderry OBJ
served them. He ordered them off, but they
refused to CO. He then drew his revolver and
fired at them twice, when they fed. Before
reaching the bank of the river they turned sud-
denly and fired four times in return, and then
took to their boats. None of the shots took
effect
There was large crowd at Doty's Union Park
horse Prince and l.. Hutchins' mare Kate, two
mile heats, best two in three. Prince won In
two straight heats; time, 5:l8s1-5:l9. large
amount Of money changed hands.
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ported By De haven q Bro. No. o s. Third stEea
ETpaT uOApn

NoSecoho Board on Saturdays untl turther nouce
-Messrs. De Haven Il Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of exc
@113t; do. 1862, 1lOb@l102; do, 1864, 1870
1919; do, 1865, l07s0107s; do, 1865, new, 11O4@
ll03; do. 6s, 10-4Os, 1OO}0l009; do. 7'S0s, Aug,
l06l@l068; do, June, 106@@lO6b do, July, ,1O63@
do, July, 1854, l1sb@l19t; do. August, 1854,
1lS8@l18t; do, October, 1854, 117s@117h; do,
December 1864, l16t@1I7t; do, May, 1866, 1l6t
@ll6t; do, Aug, 1865, 1162@115B; do, Septen-
ber,. 1865, l15@1153; October, 1855, 114401l5;
Gold, lSst@lSSl. Silver, lSl3@13S.
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the follow
ing rates Of exchange to-day at IL o'clock:--
Q; g: g., 1881, il25@llSti 2. 9. 6;2Os, 1852,
107$@1O7i; do. new, 11OS @lG05; 5s, IO-4Os, 1OO}@
1909; q. s. 7'30s, LIST series, 1064@1063; do,
I'd series, 1064@1O6a; Sd series, 1864 n1O6f; Com.
pound Interest Notes, December, 1854, 1165.
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ga for Commonwealth; and 1870 for Central

62l for Commonwealth; and 100 for Central
National.
Canal shares continue dull. 80 was bid for
schuylkill Navigation preferred; 47t for Lehigh
Navigation; and IL for Susquehanna Canal.
Quotations of Gold-10t A. NJ, 1884; ii A. NJ,
1883; IL NJ, 1884; p. NJ, 1888.
The Directors of the Ingot Mining Company
have declared dividend of one dollar per share,
payable at their office.
The New York Tribune this morning says:--
Money s more active q. soc per cent on call but
at that the of brokers fully supplied.
'Foreign exchange is dull Bills at 60 days on Lone
don are quoted at lup@lO9X for commercial; l09xe
ll0h for bhnkers. do at short sight, l0Mll0xi Paris
at so davs 5l7@SI5k; do. at short slght 1895
Antwerp, 5'l71S S512s; SWISS 5l71S0D612<: Hamburg,
86(1361; Amsterdam, l0X04iT; Frankfort, 40%0D4l1G
Bremen, 7sk 6D7s5f; PrussIan Thalers, 72lD729S."
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
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New Jersey Editorial Association.

LONG BRANCH, June 28.-The fourteenth an
nual meeting of the New Jersey Editorial Assoc
citation has been held here yesterday and to-
day. This evening the Association and It's
guests were entertained by complimentary
dinner at the Continental Hotel. about two
hundred and ffty ladies and gentlemen being
present. Speeches were made by the Hon.
John Hin and other distinguished gentlemen.
The entertainment was Of the most superb
character. During che day the members OF the
tomorrow they visit tine places OF historical
interest In this vicinity. The telegraph lines
70 this place are working gplendidlys
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FROM MEXICO.
OccnpatIon q

Occupation OF TampicO by the Liberals.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-Advices from Mata-
moras OF the l9tn instant confirm the previous
report that General Gomez, who had espoused
the cause of Santa Anna, capitulated on the 9Th
instant to General Peron, commanding the
Liberal forces before Tampico. The Liberals
occupied Tampico on the 9th instant
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MURDER Ar SOMERVILLE, ~ j.
A Little Boy has his Throat Gut for
Calling a Man to Breakfast, Etc.

SoMERvILLE N. j., June ga horrible
murder was committed about o'clock this
morning, three miles south OF SomervilIe, N. j.
A little son OF Mr.. Andrew Beard had his throat
cut from ear to ear by a man named Jake
Van Arsdale. The particulars, as far as we can
learn, are as follOWs-The little boy went to
Van Arsdale's room to call him to breakfast
when the latter sprang from his bed, and seiz-
ing the child, committed the terrible deed
Van Arsdale made desperate attempt to
escape, but was overtaken and brought 10 this
place. He had hearing this morning, and is
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY,
The President at AnnapOIfs s-POlItIcal
Affairs, Etc. L.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EvENnOtTELBGRAPH.
BALTIMORE. June 29.--President Johnson,
Secretary Seward, Governor Swami, Mayor
chapman, and several members Of the City
council, Collector Webster, Postmaster Shri-
Yer, and committee of escort from the Con-
vention, besides many others, left here at eight
O'Clock this morning In the steamer Samuel
Pentz for Annapolis.
The Constitutional Convention has taken a
twelve days holidays.
The Baltimore City Republican Convention
organized yesterday for the ensuing year, and
passed resolutions asking Congress TO pass the
Sumner-WilBon bill Immediately.
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BILLIARDS.
Contest for the ChamPiOnship OF AIaSsa-
ehusetts Between William A. TObIn and
John II. FlOcIk--YObin the Winner.

BOSTON, June 29.-The seventh regular game
for the billiard championship of MassachIsetts
and the possession of the golden cue and stake
of $3.50 side, took place at Bumstead Hall last
evening The players were William A. Tobin,
champion, who has been victorious in three
previous matches, and John II. Flock The
game was 1900 points, carons, on four pocket
table, and was won by Tobin by thirty points
after a contest of over ak hours
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T HIRD EDITIO N
LATEST EUROPEAN ADHICES.
Financial and Commercial Report to
Noon To-day,

= AAAHMDIUA HuU OuIhnNUECIhH HL0UuEL 90
Noon To-day,
By the Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, June e&-Noon.-Consols for money,
9l15; u, S. Five-twenties, 729z; Erie Railroad,
42sz; Illinois Central, 79z; Atlantic and Great
Western, 243z.
Tin, s6s sd. for Straits and .Banca. Linseed
has advanced to Gas. Cd. for Calcutta. Linseed
for feeding. ..--
LIVERPOOL, June 29-Noon.-Cotton is quiet
and unchanged; sales to-day are estimated at
10000 bales.
Breadstuhs unchanged. Corn, 3Ss. for new
Lard, 4Ss Sd. Tallow is tirmer at As. 0d. Other
articles are unchanged.
ANTWERP, June 20-Petroleum unchanged.
The Wreck OF the steamer Sacramento.
LONDON, June 29-Noon.-Additional intelli-
gence has been received relative to the loss of
the United States steamer Sacramento The
crew escaped to the shore in the small boats,
and not O single life was lost.
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Ship News.

FORTRESS MooRoE, June 29.-The pilot boat
Maryland reports the following vessels as ar
rived, on the way to Baltlnore:-Ship Carl,
from Bremen; barque st. Lawrence, from De
marara; brig Josie, from Nevassa; aud brig
Leonides from Barbadoes
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For additional Marine Nesos see Third Pnoe
steamsbn G6dSa GG6mEAEED Ha1tIII THIS Si16IN9i MORNING
ID. q Co Pm. a,l = '.'1''O-
Bris w WASH trsohr,s ~ 81 q Carson Co
R sc6r Noses ss PstteD asndns Belfast do
scer Co ~ FantauzH farrtt' L. Cambridge EA.5ouder
sem q a. q 1Tammoro po,no c...,o..,,,,u s,-,.,..
sSSS q &c. 9.a,, Mt. y ~,
schr wave Crest Young Boston RSIsto5e Lewis &C.
sc6r Ephraim and Anna THOMPSON. Roston. do
schI D. ". slreaker, VsngiIder, Boston. Mammoth
schr hr'F Trade ei Wind Corsou. Roston Nsv, vo.,
seSr SSHRylEA " \. ASIsSi SeS Go,sor GO; Ros,on
seSr 4 "A BoIes Kecs hoRlasSn Bosto5
@ @schr g E Elmer Haley, Boston. Hammett q Neal.
sc6r q Conn., BroweS Maiden sS6un aTyes
sS%s g CO s,,,.,.. ,,o..,.,
schr schr 0he5ms GanS StSSdlsy, Portland. ~ do.
schr % Pathway: Haley Portsmouth. Preston Coal Co.
Hunter: .'..,,s' : : ---''Isi q
scH, n sho"naKe hose' Newouryport' L" Audenried &
scr schr w w r. Pnelps, Crsmer Bosson' Captain.
sem r necai1r W. ~ aDt' 6osIop captain
s'f De0A'ut' Hen'0n' SAl.l@Ore' j. D. hu0n'
Ham. baTque Victoria. Hosffner 8 days from New
ST biR cheyiO = Wt5sy u M sSziey sSS S from Ata,...
with Idl sngar tYa 70 x John I'M Mason = CO; :. =
Spain. Trinidad with nolasses % John Mason az cCo.
r.; Steering y, ,-..-,.-I s''ssp Z.
5chr Hiawatha, Newman, days FROM Navvh,v,
port with H Ind mdse 70 Q; 3. KerfoOt; -, 1'fs"0uiy-
with mdse. rfOiN IAHn'0n'
Of csn,Ts board o'''' ''O SOs'OD' with loss
schr =. =. Allen, corson. from Basto1l Basson'
ssF a ,i1s NJ AlSESss scSinsSp Boston.
schr Y. BSice Boies sea from frome ef&ssCn
sohr 9. 2. Elmer, Haley, from Roston
schr schr RRethwny: ne 7. AZ Haley from from sssspn
Schr J. s. SbindleT lee from o Rostt tB.s''N'
schr v. +. Phelps, cramer, rom Bosson.
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LILLLLLLLLLL
LLLLLHLLLLLL

worst disorders chat affect mankind arise from
)rruptiOn that accumulAtes in the blood OF ali
|7eries that have been made TO purge II out, none
lual in effect Hell MBOLD'S COMPOUND EX-
4tT OF FBARSAPARILLA. It cleanses and reno
the blood, instils the vigor of health into the
|m, and purges out the humors which create dis
1t stimulates the healthy functions of the body,
4xpels the disorders that grow and rankle In the
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m THE SPRING MONTHS the system naturally
dergoes change, and HHLMBOLD'S HIGHLY
NOMINATED EXTRACT OF sARSAPA-
LILA is an assistant Of the greatest value
GIVING BLOOM TO THE PALLID OH HEK,
BEAUTIPYING THE COMPLEXION,
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y EZRA DICTATES ERUPTIVE and ULCERA-
IN DISEASES Of the THROAT. NOSE, EYES
LIDS, SCALP, and SKIN, which 80 dishgure
appearance, PURGING the evil effects OF mer
and removing all tsints, the remnants of Dis
ES hereditary or Other wise, and Is taken by
Its and CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .... JUNE aO.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TILE
t GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M...........77I1l IL A. IL p M aR
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fH MB0L LD'S HIG HLY
CONCENTRATED
hUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA

An interesting letter Is published in the "Medlco
irr rnical Review" the subject of the Extract Of
in certain affections. by BENJAMIN Ira
era ii r. g., etc. Speaking of those diseases, and
eases arising from the of mercury, he states
kst mo remedy Is equal TO the Extract OF Sarsa-
Arilla its power is extraordinary more so than any
nse tonic with this Invaluable attribute that it is
fncable to state of the system sunken, and yet
rritabie as renders other substances OF the tonic
X = unavailable or inJurious."
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IsEAsE DEPRIVED OF ITS HORRORS

NIsEAsE DEPRIVED OF ITS HORRORS
by
SURVEYING AND ENRICHHNa THE
p BLOOD
PSI
w Is THE TIME TO USE A PRE-
) d VENTHVE.
mere 10 None Equal to HeImboId's
Highly Concentrated Fluid Ex-
tract sarsaparillas
GRE AND HEALTHY BLOOD REsIsTs
81 DISEASE.
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THE GALLOWS.

Execution OF William p. King and
Abram Owens at franklin, KY.-The
Crime and the Trlal-ExtraOrdtnary
scenes and Speeches at the GallOWs'
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bfulous and Mercurial diseases destroy what
4 arts they may attack. Thousands die annually
3protracted diseases OF this class, and from the
OF mercury. Visit any hospital. asylum, and
y, and satisfy yourself OF the truthfulness of the
lion, The system best ressts the inroads of
diseases by a Judiclous combination of Tonics.
iHEL MBOLD'S HIGHLY
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m rNof alee.

- Der Contract fir Zen, gau re
@leicS tcr ct. paul unt Chicago Giientabn ;mi<
iasn eiefcr @tart unt 5oitiu9S it elmer Jirl,a
rrn Hcd Sslanr itertrasen rrreen, wel6e id
5errn.G> S. o., Mrrrisasrn ct. gault olrcirt fat.
Ter 6 patraet I9NeEtbeu @au ST grlde III ST.
things ein. ~ .:,..<, =. H.. Il
~ DaS .@dnaerfsf mirr am 5amRao,
Srnntas une Mrntas, % unt 80 Stunt INT 11cn
5uli itattiinrer, cine Gsrlpreruua> nsld,e hem
Grfrlse te5 6etes tur 'Yiurt9eitkaft felt fann.
Oa5 Nirlia< uut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hes
ssrrn*@.; @tttert 1T fir tas SIT cnsasirt> uni
s"r 49, .. seis''an wirb lie 5eiircrs Falten.
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Marhen fRnnen bic bejtem 9teuen unt bDhifen
Sobne %erbalten. menn ne Fb an bas Snteuisen,:
Semptotr. f95 Critic Strase,, menrsn que
~tao4ea auber Dlaf perseR gut tbun, fh III meleeni
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9}iebluQrft.

Hs,timrt rem 5tcu sunni ricle5 Sabres unr am
tri:tn Mittwrb eiue5 jcccn f%cl5snrcn M'runta
uirc in Ter Stnct !0cuecriru 1T Git!eY Grunty
Gin %ictn,nrft atoehalteu mcreen. Ia Ir!hc
As!tIrfte rsm NIuftr, irrrbl mic GcrfIufrrt, MIR
vru Murcn iciu %t1l,ne,,, IL mcrccn allie Iisjcni1cl1
uc!te pirrre uuc NiNrYicb flu irn mrllcn rcrr su
ycrfauicn %teatiidtisen CUR lctbaftcn Ibcilnahmr
clloelaccn.
N&ic idrn tNaemeiu tefonnt, teIkcn re Norrtsr
III Slt!tY Er"utH tinN }tbr Autcr Eichltanc UNI
ritic5 icmrtl vie ocr quito QSiue NCsr mel hI71:
ltutt in Hsucrrirn mirc to;u t%sitroael, tr!ttt
M,!ilrt1r CUR sllasAcl.iru Yncrfernlns ST br'n+
itN.
I'M Htnmcn ctr MejtIftleutc rru Scncerl rn.
Mram Bud.
Scnncrirr. III 20. MAi 1867.
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Srieffaneu.

Ssrr AIG. q dpr,-Treut uns.
3trr 5cbu.5artm a n.-Wuni6en slud-
lite 9isiie uap eine u~nsri9upiltae @plpaber,-
21len Sic Son ii9 bSren.
5err .. Ylatt.-War ni9t 70 idlimm, pie
Sic aus Der ii, beutiser Summer publisirtsnG uit=
ting erisbsa. Merci,
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. . Ter ix.eil,em utter GerontrprtunS Der Ste
roeticn Der Staats< 3 eituus putlicirten Mrtifel wv
frmme1te 9luscrut ,StimmYieb" be;icbt lld 1a<
tirliA nur aui tiejenisen, auf welde CT pabt, :. ;.
jauf 2cute, melde l6 in uusureduunsafabi9cm
3uitante prn Grltsrerfihrcm at bic 9'ol(s ldlep-
pen laltn, unb bort bas Iidet ltimmen> mel6ts
man ibnen in bic 5onb sisbt. User lid 10 bat
miStrauAen laNen, reer mer in tieler Wcile an
eerc 9eute 10 mietrauht bat, Der nebme iia Ycr,
e5 in ,3ufunft nidt nieper Ut tbun> bonn er ent-
tleieet ii9 taenrA i~eipsr 'Menlaen> suat si'rser>
: j i j II q, -
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fenie-;

Ga6 aarL uns ST u, u'prn,terrltayen,~
8aar 9e;oblt fir fuuf Gcpien ~ !.
Die bp9 ni9ts i'm fGinnen nisen,
l1nirer f(einen gcelien
81: .'%
GafIr miilen mir ibu1 tanfen,
Gas tuar bray unp iebr usrcBma9tis."
Mber uns auf unlern;franten r..
> e4r,n ncd baum, 1T nieesrtra9tts.'..
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KEYSTONE RESTAURANT
MeHourottpnez unc Gaicroddaft
John SSou,
Gde Ter 1nen unit Stasta etr4re, netcu Ger 1urutaut
Minneappit6, M.nn.
Der untcrscitncte lit rprts.ei1et, ;u jtter 1oges,ett
nit fein sutcreiteten Mabsei;sn eui ;umar.en unD bat
friide Iu(tcrn. e]rccucnte5 Vusertler. teine aOese. 81
tire une Gtsarrcu ltets aur ltanclitira ieirer mertbea
@aite.
81 c1phu Ndu.
Deutl DIES 0af unp Bparptn8z 6ou9
MinnefptQ @au6,
Npfabe(~@traee> ct. saul minn< =
9ebalteN sen
Sertunann DarE.
Cbtgea Saue 1T reu rnb auf ras Be}eefnoc-
rtf'tet ~unbfors BEN Yublifum em2fpbler tcroer.
Wusee5siGness @taarre, Iopis eutes 6ueu~
pafer te;m bau6.
6errm. 6orf.
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5rieftHe.
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Strr.nbtieie. - =..1<
gi(asr paul s@s' srtier Ssnrp.
Dietsr Gtarle5 OanSen Watbias
5eilanb I,ctsr- SrNmanu 8 q
Natunte Srbantt Sttc 5ermann
&eidenba1 Charles Seir. g. ~
@teinberser .@raut. @ero Mhdlael 4 5
It'll @aftns Mfrse,
{ 400 g. q. 2%eitner tcutldcr Glerf,
6. s.. Stewart, pptmeiter.
t...4r, ~ :.
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2tttlepopr unD Gp'8.
@nfGD : @D1mful,

Gicics unutcrtrrHenc 9rdrarat gilt srefe Grfrar.
nile an a1teit. Seize unc 3eit ebne ras es Gle 6anee
rrer re Ndi&c int s%erinstsn %tefddei9t.
@senten mereen essiuAt iu alien ltti:en res e.aates
unter literuIen 8ecinsunsen. NeReIttrenee mullen i'd
~geiaaiQt III cen llnter,eidnsten mentcn.
acreiIe: Wai biusten Strcbe, &tc er Gritteu, Ct.
Ylul, Iinu.
~. Seller,
asa Gseut fir Miunclrtu.
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IT, Il Pppi pslt$sss tbttnf qITts,in Ger Nus:
rrutS ~Stimmoitb" pa6t Die ,Son:
toreia" teitsbt aus frs,aelinntenM dnnern.
cie, oIeihoiel Oh {ie Demotra,en ocer
Reputlifansr, in rem Sdnaer mas poltz
tiiae uno ;sliai6ism @lauSens or lei, nur
ben 8;ursr lsben unp bel eenen jerer
hrnoe reu!lhe SdnAer> Ger ca6 set re-
ludt, Gin trr;lide6 uno b>ucerli9e6:
WtQtrmmsn fnrsu mt1c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-15
Observation-Disclosures.

Ter untersei6nctc Bat bic Neentur FIR tie nadaetens
tenamten Idcrtduserotbidattcn Gautcn Sweer Sta.
tSs. Cafes 1refdnaidinen. Wrco'f eetfratsr, Nrre'
Mtrmins Gttudrent, aSSrr's tmo = heel Wras-Wa idine
Mirrer. .Nudese' tmu 9Steel Mrmer. Grec!jirr Irrr
per. %sucer I um Srrab Gait Sdemalhine. prundurioe,
NNcrtimen1 rcn pHusen, Raeine SHaaeu. Gin rrIti
INr1timcnt rrn Grtra. Ma idinen Gteilen fir Nepara.
sur iine tets an fanr.
g.. :. metuer,
449 Belleplaiue.
Evening star., 1867-04-02
rowHoM ASSESSED

J ssFus & 6af 81
Tv
Evening star., 1867-04-02

bered fonrtesn, thence
northwestWArdly alonS
Virginia aven nA eigh.
teen feet, then O. right
angles win sAtd ave.
nue in Q northWest.
wardly direction thir-
ty.tnroe fest ten inches,
thence due north tWen-
ty.nine feet three In
ches TO south e street,
thence east eighteen ieet
% the northeast angie
OF lot fourteon, thence
due south and at right
aneles with south e.
street, ana along the
dividing line botWeenl
lots thirteen and four
teen thirty ave feet.
then 60 a1o0g said divi.
ding Tine aad set right
euelos 70 viretnfA Are.
nue. thirty . four tDet'
OtGht inches, . the
soutoeaos angie Of lot
l00bocod fo1ftooa aAd
- eeeonni1g
4eene0e oe94 eWoaty.I
- Got' ee5s ef sGsa.
oeey0e - tAsesoe.
Dayta N..........
1all. David A.....,.....
s; !: s, q: ls::::s:'::s &s;:::s::
Awss s.."...eW.H ~
Evening star., 1867-04-02

Beginning oa the east
sideof z WentietA stree'i
as the polnt where the
same q iutefsocted BY
the soutA line OF thr
allfy, leading 70 the
sta6le and rear OF the
efouod attacheu % the,
thfcestOry brtck Aouses
on said lot nine. ruu.
ming tBen % eoDeWardly
vita said Hoe 70 the
said etable, then with.
the west And south.
walls Of she same TO,
the soatheast corner,
thereof. and the rear
line Of lot nam hereo,
six. then with saio rear
line 70 the eoutheastt
corner OF rot M m0ere0
nine or the dividing.
wall 'betWeeh saidl
threeetory brick houses.
70 Pennsylvania ave-,
nue.. thence west on.
eaid avenue 70 the
north vest corner OF
said Westerumost house.
thence with the west
gable Wall ofsaid house
and the line thereof ex-
ten0ed across said lot.
seven TO the dividing
line between lots six
and seven, thence south
and parallel with
Twentieth street, to q
point which will be In /
tersected by o line
drawn east with the
wall or partition which
divides the said two
southernmost Of said
frame houses from
those north thereof,
then BY that line re-
versed to Twentieth
street to the begin.
ming.
Heath, Ann w ..........f
First instailnent water
tax. ax................S4.T
Being the twenty feet
six inches front OF said
lnf and novf aAiaiuinC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-28

BEHIND TTME.-The passenger train on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, due here
yesterday evening at five o'clock, did not ar
rive until near midnight, in consequence ola
land slide, which had occurred near Rockfish
Gap depot, in Albemarle county.