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New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
ORANGE.
y FREEoH ATLANTIC CABLE.


Tie MonncuT publishes the following note I:
In letter addressed France OF the 18th of August
NM Biaekmore and Eugene Delessert persist IN affirm
iAg that oral we'll written engagements had been
entered into with them aud that they have legal right
tue ConcSSslOn Of the submarine telegraph TO the
United states The Government Tcpes such insinn1'
tous as entirely erroneous The Administration, which
such matters haseen careful 20 employ only the reg
uar aud nnlmpeaehable methods Of public tender 10
that the claimants Will at last decide carrying their
complaint before the Council OF State which Is the only
Jurisdie0n IN sueh difference. longer hesitation on
their part would e tacit admission OF the aDsurdiy OF
their pretensions
The TenDf regrets 10 that correspondence from
Berlin Vienna, and Mndrid Is OF "a very warke tone
The interview between the Czar and the King of Prussia
Is cousde red very signncative The Wdidr OF Vienna
tays that the recent attacks OF the Russian press on
Prussia were but mask 10 avert attention from lne
close relations OF the two Powers. Now that tley arc
ready they drop the mask and the interview between
The two sUveeg reveals the world the fact OF their
close Intimacy. The ArtHr kdfiOHdl hopes that III tue
face OF such grave facts France II not going TO engage IN
mad enterprise against Germany" Such an enter
prise could only succeed by having Aulh as hh ay
and late visit Of Prince apoleon mas proved hA'
Austria cannot or viii not aid MS against Ffuhsla'
Az UITNkTUM.
NJ T.. Glrardln In the LiberH of August IL, puts !ol'
ward the ultimatum OF Franc IN the following deahd
Wc demand that the work ~ 1879 should be resumed
and that should DO opened with Prussia on
this basis: Prussia TO be allowed Ia Incorporate the
whole OF the saxon territory as sne % s @ m J
actively promote the formation OF stAe'
comprehending Belgium khe elsh h9lland haehsh m 1
over by the King Of Saxony under the ute OF hLhe OF
the Rhine Country" some snoh name Again France
wouh have objection that, nftead OF one NnSuOn Oh
obout 10 VI people there should be two-leayng
The King of the Bolgians as lac Is at present Win NJ
100000 subjects and creating new EsHS M nen ppnsss pr sne
should refuse to accede 10 this pnche arrangement we
demand that France should no longer hesitate IN pushing
the line Of her actual frontier TO that OF her hatuIa
frontirT We demand, Ia word, what We last year
called our share OF the river"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
ITALY.
GIN. GARIBALDI AND THE ITALIAN voLUN-
ID TEERS.

Gen. Garbaldi has addressed letter from
10 Major steano Canzo President OF the Asso
citation OF tho Veterans OF the Patriot Armies IN Genoa
thanking them for soon rallyng round the nag OF
Atw and tnstire after their recent contest with the
nned armies OF imposure aud tyranny and preparing
themselves Of ,aly The stain when % sun 5S
,h, at there IA no real liberty for the body without
liberty Of the mind" and requests them to point out 70
their llowcountrymen the degraded ana lnlsen1o %
condition 10 which regime OF prlesls mas ieuuoeu 'ho
noblekt race ON tile earth"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
SPAIN.
A NEW CABINET PLAN.

a NEW -IABINEI -FIAN'- ~ :
PARIS, Aug 29.-The Lb9tf of this city has the fol-
lowing intelligence Queen Isabella of Spain win
form Ministry from the moderate party, with
Concha as President ....r
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
ECUADOR.

CoNFLAGRATION AT GUAYAQUH-CRiME.
On the night of the 4th 0f July q disastrous
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
nTALY.

RESIGNATION OF GARlBALDI
FLORENCE Aug SO.-Gen Garibaldi has resigned
his seat in tha National parliament.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEws-EvACUArIoN OF
FORT HUMAITA-SUCCEssFUL ADVANCE OF
THE ALLIED LAND AND NAVAL FORCES
REVOLT IN PARAGUAY-THE NEW MINISTRY
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Virginia Affairs.


The Loudoun Standard has the following:
In the year 1897 Fernando Fairfax and Eliza.
beth Blair, his wife, conveyed to George shafer,
Geo. Mann, Jacob Mailman, Adam House
holder, jr., and Philip Fry, the twelve and q
half acres Of land upon which the Lutheran
church at Lovettsville stood for church, edu.
cationAl, and burial purposes, "for and In con-
sideration Of one dollar, and especially In con.
hderation Of the desire they have Of fulfilling
the benevolent intentions Of their late uncle,
George W. Fairfax, and Of promoting the re.
ligious worship of the true God, the Lord Of
Heaven and Earth Active steps have already
been taken to rebuild the church, probably not
exactly on the old site, but larger than 1t for.
merry was. They have determined to build 1t
As BY 70, the basement of stone, and the upper
part Of brick, with gallery.
The monthly term Of the County Court Of
Loudoun for February commences to-day. The
court will DO presided over by the following
justices: VIM. II. Gray, presiding justice Sid
ney Hawking, Benjamin F. Taylor, L. G. Broun,
and John Grub.
The Petersburg Express states that the three
new steamers recently built by the State Of
Virginia to insure the more Efficient collection
of the oyster tax have arrived at Norfolk from
Richmond. They are 65 fsot long, Is fee
beam and feet hold. Com. W. II. G. Lovit
has command Of the steamer W. T. Taylor, the
hag.ship; W. J. T. Peed commands the steamer
Trsdeger and G. F. N. Spottswood has charge oil
the Virginia.
The Lynehburg New, says:
A young man named .Abner Farmer was in
stantly killed, few days since, BY the eIplo-
sion Of tho boiler Of . steam saw-mill he was a
tending near Peytonsburg, in Pittsylvani.
county. He was literally blown to pieces, 81
that some parts Of his body could not be found
John Marshall, go, Of Charlotte county
well known throughout the State a. high
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Sealed PROPOSAL. vii, b. received at tn, Office Of tho
sSss. 81 fSsIs. as. saiii u A.; iSc Ios DAY q
Troops And NsSpplis' from the fGlowipE Points 70
viz: q, .u,. g., pu,,,, c.,.. ~, v,r,
iIe% wyandotto t' Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
PGIt benton. c,.c..,.
AND fort benton r., p,,.., c.,.. c..,. , D.,
From Omaha 10 Fort buford' camp Cooke ana Fort
= FIC% Sioux City to Fort BufOrd. Camp Cooke and
:, Prom Fort Randall to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
From Fort suliy to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
f9rt Benton
Bsnton ." nice 70 0'' pA'''u' anu ,''
From Fort Stevenson to Fort Buford' Camp Cooke and
f95. o Benton ION, p,,or, :, Gam, cooS. and For,
Bsnion
will be the endsayor q the Goyernment 70 shi !,
the river, say between June any august 81 bidders
Will state. howersr; ne rh.e epala i9r s d.,n
q taIting to determine The rate to be pale a. which
they Will perform the service from each o. ne starting
| points 70 ne several points OF deaunauoh ABOVE
fhe M which they will transport snsh a
oeST. and for soldiers s'sary fsslss n cook
oraHens Wv" '' '.'p ,,', :, ,,' D Nv w,
| "a Inc rate per iW pounds al whieh 'hey viii
Tie Iate each nj vb,ob they will TRANSPORT
s or s saa sas. e s ~
70 I15a !. % 10
i @ Ssi carry D'sa'' 20 A' exclusion
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
NEW JERSEY.

,wAsuISaros, October 81, ls5.
h sS II NJ, y a. $;yss S,,s:
s4.sy yS IN hs asa BY .sS d
PBes. and s5Sa:d fsSFias aisS
Bidders will examine carefully the laws forms, and
Instructions annexed, especially the latter part Of
i6Oi From New York to Hobokcn. miles aud back.
Leave New YORK daily except Sunday at m
$ r4fTG a nngbotsu by a m and SPIN:
Arrive at New York by a IN and 2pm.
s F E X sss,iE S S'E Rs'as
TSnPanyt ssiraSienbuEsh snrng Valley G pn,;.
S'F;I ,R Rssf.sh faS XIV
sSPSf y Sy 5siasSaS anu by
% rfs% NST HSs s LoR RHs. @ ea s
go, tssSeasje :atstsstoIy iSs bspa5%@sni; s :"
'' f'S sass s'S ta 81 aPss sI%iH
SnS %sis5Is.; assE s, %iif; ,1 ia
an st BY T sehsasie sstsiaeiory 10 he Depart
' FF ssfa; sfE Egss 5ssyr G Fts
lSs VIII NH R RT:: fTS fs
bIoS%sSarfS. sPriHS .sWi.s saii Valley E5Ii;
Si a.Sa5eh h fsSSsS ' seaiS tsSs
ss% '1I!sSH s E%aa assass hf%sss
Bowe,,s Station, Lyons Station, katz, sH5
siSa SSSs4sSIsS fGiG4SR EssfR1
ss%ylr Derry 6fSIsh s%asr1 SiaIiSn ana
back, twice daily, In railroad ears and by a
1915 's@sa New ;Ss
beth k9aep RSs H. MSoG HEM ana an NV
dsiphis and Trenton Railroad, Monte No, iSsd, ;
RSs sPs Gfst s BY Fa a STIfs an
schedule satisfactory, TO the department
Sgs - SaS "a H
residue q The year three times a week, or a
Leave New York daily except Sunday at2pm.
kfri"e 4 Ss% fOrf y tffs sunday at ~"
% r MY a 3Ss By fS Ssn
Ea1 ssS i%isESrsi Sssf anJ
= and nd sH
Sssi LS M hTs"s Shore mile. aH'
100 From Saddle River to Hohokus. miles and back
Leave saddle River Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
Leave aohcRSs Tss:da ~ T Thursday and 'sa.ur
k aafl s' a sadie River by slSpm.
100 From Paterson 70 Little falls miles and back
Leave Patsrsen SSaiIIy except Sunday a, 2m
fsIV" Iiis Fslis daily except Sunday a, 10
Arrive at Paterson by il a m
m Prom X PH%pi2
LibeTyylllS and ColeyIlle, 70 Pot Jeryis, IN
Leave PsIsI;S s i aSn sS sSa TFi4n
III Ss. ,is sSs fi!, and
xrriye Al beekertown by SPIN.
Ieaye Deekertown Tuesday. Thursday aud sa
k1riSs At Paterson by 2pm
isia Prom Newark to Iryington, miles and back. 81
times week a.,,,, o,,..,,, s,I.,, .t,o
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Matisual gspnblitau.


I'll. R.,,,mo,s San NJ SATURDAY. s,xs.
49,. a...s,.aa. ~. - :,sriyo, NJ ,hs
en- - = T.y 49,, w a,i..a IN an.
S%.,.s 'v %s. uaen WIS n.y., P.,.;uor.
y, p..,, o hs on s"e rs run NJ rssohsS
49,, a, m ,essneu " sns ,,s s,ssm.hin
ovssoa spms wv Ts s' ,h.,. N h ~ a.,s ans
n.ppo, T,.,'S. H,.h,', a. n. .,..m.
. ~ %.r.,. on ps:, hrm.,rons
NIP .saha ~ mo t. AZ. ho,,nn ~ ths v.,ht
M m. sss ~ Iugpst Nv N. hin herolits' Can.
ts,n Ai,sssd ana .ns,vs,ds sransferred 10 the
s.hannsr MAJ piaks Csntsin Drovne. who
isndsd Mn, in Iondon on ths 29th. He vas In
. a,ssasaiiv smsc,atsa condition vben rescued,
o. h.,;n, nna.,,on. ~. b.,d.bin of the az
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Railroad Routes.

i PHILADELPHIk. AND NEW YORK.
wAsHrxarox, Jan. 9, ls67-noon. "
Trains between Washington aud New York are now
run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily texcepl Sunday at 743a. m, IL - and
7 y. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texccpt Sunday hIBa m, IL u and
L. - and 7 p. m.
Leave for New York and Philadelphis al 100 p. m
Sleeping cars for New York on 100 p. m. train only
Through Tickets 10 Philadelphia, Now York or Bos-
ton. DO had at the Station once at all hours In the
day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington. BaitiTors hn5sgoii.'
and the West u. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l., NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO, 8. K0ONTz,
Agent. Washington.
pHILADELPHIA,, WILMINGTON. AND BALTi.
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Medical.
DALTIMoRB LOCK HOSPITAL.
Established As A REFUGE FROM ouAcKERY
TANNED.

needy. snd sniY ese,e. remedy IN the ysrid q
4 S ss a,.. B Bsss sssss
y IEsl lST SRlss g ISs%SnS
s sss:s sai 81 $ $ sss
z 70 S.h ,.%. and Is: asr u
al sS: sssas :s %s;' s;ss
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit. which an
y ( q rsss sSa
whe might ohsrwl,e have snranced listening r, Senate
i'1ias fss'' may cali y$sYFii ;saia'ss'
s. sps ss SsSls sass aai &
Ply Who pises. slS.si Under lse ssSs of Pr J.
religiSu.y copade on bis honor as gentleman, an
CONFIDENT, rely iBSs p; WI n ss'.,
sa2sss he Pss.iiy paid s.
aP not
sss Ss ssst pretend
h pwSr q 1. S; y hSss
%s:t ssrlsS. and ds:siasts. SYMPTOM. SsS be$
fsSs %iid and ss'' fss s;i% s''si: S:tafs
bsSfiity wa.tiSs o. he fraise. Coughs Gon'uia
.' OFFICE, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
left-hand side going from Baltimore street, lew
, No letter. received snlSs, POSTPAID and con
writing should state age. and send portion Of advcr
'l''n'n' describing sf' GgPS'GHSSssros,
e the sSs.A Ss %S e
@ :sssis q trout
s.taeasas: senS sss3 3D. .udlsa sopns. n' SasS
VIII the nna were e' cured i' i%"sd
A'ep TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
,sIy ,ss ,p,Sp,r aissSass: ana ;Sssry nsSI.
HSs.s IL ::ss ss ssG
BssS ssd fISs:: PIN: q 'f H. Iissa Pisa:s q
Heart byspep.iS SsrS.u. isfsbiIisS, psfsnssmsn s
tons q o Cunningham ae.0n'' o'n'' benny gym"
hbsJALLiITh fcarful Effects on the mind aremueh
kEfTi'y Ssnss' R q lSs';
sSs,ss sy ssSs rlm'dy
THOUSANDS q psr.9n, "a all age. can now Judge yh.
Sees%ias weak. pale nervous and c%aeed h.1ia
a snsaiar appeiranes about the eyes, cough. and
-,1,.-,-,., YOUNG MEN
SnssS y WIN slsa.s SsS, 5.ss:aiis f irSs
$ f' $5i EiSs
What a pIty p trst a Seuns man. IN. hone of III,
rom q: Ss q. e 5 y Ss
sis'is .'''', habit Such
as :sgsd %1S ss sS are ss %S
sz Il. %ss .SsSsa ssf H$ 5.S.
pno'' sSssP ~ Fs;d
re be All AZ .ssS ~ & S
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A,riysMDI Creek By 2p m;

Lesg. Briis PAN S,iir .sesp, s"ndsy Al i'm,
sm ANnhs' No'k aAp' 'H''p' 'anoA' " y
IT'D tss1s' ~ a. S;!!: :. r:! s. y ps Fishing
L. %s: ss GRAND, Static. ,.s.p, sunday =.
i tg,%; a, Green cr,.t b, ,pm,
Leave Green Greek daily eacopt Sunday At Q
am.
I'm Prom ssm siS H,n 81 SsssSs
aiiss and s.ef dslS s.sspt sana.y rail-
s Ts.S and By schedule 's.fa''oTyto The de-
i'm TrS~ e'y%n vsiGy Sy Middle ynISy ALE, and
bsci, three times weeS. D'"se' - '''''
Leave German Valley Monday, Wednesday and
k nrissy 4 HE Xix fai b, s1.m.
Leave High Rpidge Tuesday, Thursday and
80, i houTs ...,,. .,.,,.. :, ~. s,..u. :.
~ Bs.;lsy Point. u miles and back. SIX Tine.
L Ssss se.v,,e Station daily except Sunday a.,p
m. or on arrival q cars,
Ic ssdss; oiss S. R Exempt % Sunday at
am.
IN, fIs% s' fsss WIZ y and Hope.
@ week. viii san %fs from aaf aosfs nil &c
orils,toyn. miles. three times week: y.
lay asy hSsts Hill Monday wednesday and En-
Arrive a woodyiils by II n.
DAYS DAYS. Ii S% non'.'' WEDNESDAY ''' III
Arrive a, Rocky Hill By tpm.,,,.,
s ST III m g. &c
JSpstop. smiles md bssh, 81. Tine. week. n, ~
,,,, S y w
si The Endsrsns EhS s. Hp.. e.I I'd:
July ]. 1855. % June 50. lsia. on route No -. be;
y. Postmaster General, aasd oosr ST. % wiz
'eelerty, certainty, and security" for the annual
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,ss, Prom N.u.h.ullu to woodm.u.le, IS mile. and

, Il s's.:s,.. ;. Allen.
$si %;; :'s ball s. 's '%' :;.
H ssNs 4 hso1raa ~ ssc,p, Sunday At $50
1896 frGm R.esstU%n aud Jacobs
t .:sstb srs..'ovn dali, ....p, s.oa., ats
Law ' NJ. NV E sssP'i ss Except srna.,
Arrive h a, pordsntownbzs.m,
&c t:Is.S!: s'sSf . fsin
Lea": Boracncwn S daily except sa' Sunday at $50
k.!,ys ;. rSpsyiiIs Sy go p,
ks.Eyss t.Is,yIs Fs.:J,, ma Friday at ss
fs,iye gTSy1 I,, Nm: sI IS "a N s,,0,s,,
Leave Browns NILS nonaa' anu SATURDAY "'
,c f ron a u cSsiaSs and back
Leave cav Burlington daily except Sunday " $50
Arrive 4. GCls mn by 81 Pm ,,,,v.s,m
n ptss ,s Gt extension Of route to
.sa Sssf AZ Srss
DAY sssTlias''n tuesday THURSDAY and '''a'
ks.Ss isSiisa H.ss. wv .a..a., and FRI
,s ling 3, Y s.., Halle, and Smith
daily, except Sunday, BY railroad. and BY a
sssnsdsls ;sais.et9Ty S ne n arow.,
Leave PcmScrtcn Wednesday, and Saturday at
fs.E y" g. NH. WeSSSc.SSy and s.ud.,
am: p.
''' mil miles and bssS, Sig lines wssE " ..,
pm. mount i''"' oA''' '''''' '"''"' " 90"
ksn iys sf MeSn ff hS ;1 Sc
'' bS FIs:
Bridge and sSSih AnSoy New YeIf . mile, /;
ps pa%s sns sfss SSiS from e
dg sy six miles and back. daily except Sun,
ID h.af $s: e Mount Holly,
ARRIVE a Mount Holly IVY 81 s SPIN 'aAa " ~ u.
Arrive sR a, PA,l,aslph,. b, Am,
SS Tfsssi wSSiGssssE %! 'fi
Bridgeton, y +5.ioo miles and back daily oxeept
| sunday. BY railroad, and BY schedule satisfac.
| tory to the Department.
NoTE,-Mails arc TO be conveyed more frequently II
in, FrSm Pbiinasinbis. BY Camden, Pittsburgh and
| Marlton, TO Medford, 10 miles and back. six times
| aweek.
y. r q Mss5naa S;y except sunday
| Leave Medford daily except Sunday at m,
kTrivs al PSiiadsiphis BY 10 am.
TsS% EnS4slR dSisndSPF
Swa, niiss ssd ss@S AK * lime. .sset
| Arrive al WiIiiamstov n w q pm.
| Arrive nj PbilaaeIphia by u mn.
1897 FROM Eiisburg, BY Fellow ship, to Mount Laurel.
Leave IiiIsbSrs Tuesdsy' MURRAY and satur.
| day at i D m
| Arrive ut Mount Laurel BY pm.
Leave Mount Laurel Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday atsam.
Ias fram Camden' Nv Taadanneld. oibb,borouRh,
' Hari civ In q y Beriin Atco waterford
| Works, Winsiew, Hammonten, beeosta,, II.
| tic CITY. ri miles and back. twice daily except
| eaccpt sundny. the residue of The wear BIZ rail.
| road, and by 4 schedule satisfactory to the De
,ao yrom Wocdbury. nv Clarksboroush, to sweeds.
borough, 10 miles and back, sir times week
Arrive st STRAIGHTFORWARD by 2 pm m:
am.
Arrive at Woodbury. By loam.
ton, miles and back twice week.
Leave swoedsboronsh Wsdnesdny and SATURDAY
m.
| Arrive nt Pedriektonb BY Jpn. s., =
Leave fedriekton wednesday ana SATURDAY ~
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..cclerity, certainty, and sceurty,n and have the
preference over all others, and no others are consid
b. A modification Of a'bid in any Of Its essential
terms IL tantamount 70 new bid, and cannot b. re-
eeiyed 90 As 10 Interfere with regular competition,
AFTER the last hour set for receiving bids Making
new bid, with guarantee and certificate, tho only
way 10 modify previous bid. INA,
n Posmasters arc 10 be careful not % oertifr the
suniooncy Of the Ruarantors or sutcties without
biliyi disregard Of this Instruction by postmhsters
Is violation o. their oath of oce subjeeting them
suretes are distinctly notiaed that On failure TO
posed for in the accepted bids. their legal liabilities
will DO enforced aEsinst them, "a,
"a Present contractors, and persons known al the
Department, must, equally with others, procure
gusrantors and certificates Of their suhclency sub
cato Of sun ceney must be signed BY postmaseI or
By Judge Of court Of record, No 9theT ADMITTED.
febl-y6w PostmAster QenoIal-
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TO Il A O Z

ov,,., ,,r,u ,.,
hUkrsviLLk, ALA, jan "a lss
SEALED proposals N uupiieats VIII DO receiyod a.
thls ONCE until II oc'9ek, " NJ, februAry u, 1865,
iorasuppIylnR the post OF huntsslllo, Ala. with
i2'n Twelve thousand pounds OF Hey;
n'@ iIquIteen thousAhal pounds q .houder
iss'91 Ssikteen inonsapdl pounds o. straw ,,.
s'vsolelght Thousand nine hundred anu twenty
sooo eiEhi, pounds o. Uan ,., 49,, ,,
n'pO'oikht iho9sana hiho hundred anu sikS)
p2nnds " Corn, ,,,, . .,,t., A. ,,,
AZ Dc aeNeiea III ~ InIuIva W meet'ho
PIDIGG wan.s ny 'no pV'S ~ si5 hya,;,
guaranty Of two responsiblo persons that the bidder
VIII iaithfally lnl any contract made with The Uni
'ea ntaies ooveantmen. a., ,..,, yo x,u,t A., ,i,
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Steamboat Lines.
NEW MBRCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMERS.
j. G. KNIGHT, =,

John GIBsoN,
VIII run regularly during tho winter months botwcen
New York, Alexandria, Washington, and George
East River at tho foot OF Roosevelt street, every Sat-
nIday at 4 p. m. Georsetown, from wharf foot Of
Prlday, q m Por freight or p,ssase apply At the
and seaenteenth street, below Navy Department.
decSl.tf j. W. THOMPSON, PTesident.
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~ CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and N streets

patients, who arc supplied with Medicine. Medical
and Su rEcal treatment free, -
Patients who are about TO DO confined aud desire to
DO attended NJ their own homes, but who are unable
70 pay for the services Of competent medical practi
TONER. will DO furnished with medical attention Free
by leaving their names aud address at the Hospital
with the mAtrOn,
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Mondays. from to t.........;....Prof, Howard.
Wessdnesdays, from 2tot"''.,.Prof. J. IL Thompson
Columbia Hospital is open Tor tho reception Of Free
Patients upon orders OF tho Honorable Secretary OF
the Interior Such orders for admission can be OBJ
tancd OF the Surgeon In. chief DIR. j. THOMPSON, at
hrst ian6-dly
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'HILADELFHIaao EMEI kk1liRoXS.' An

MORE RAILRoAD.
TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, April 10Th. 1896,
TRIMS for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila'
deipna As fouows; ,xr....--..-..s,,, AZ 4. nm
Ksplss so S. kspas:. ' sSS M X.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30
Casualties and Crimes.

EVANSVILLE, IND, April 29.-Yesterday
skif containing four boys was drawn under
mill dam and three of the boys drowned. A
man was accidentally shot and MORALLY wound
ed near this place to-day.
CINCINNATI, April 3O.-Wm. Wilson stem
Gil plate cutter, was imprisoned to-day, to an
swer an Indictment for cutting counterfeit u.
S. tobacco brands.
ST.. LOUIS, April 30.-Two street Car coDduc'
tors gotinto quarrel to-day, when one shot
the other, causing death almost instantly.
John Callahan cut his throat to-day, during
a fit of alteration of mind, caused by intoxca-
ton, and will probably die.
Two men in saloon got into 4 difficulty to-
day, when one stabbed the other, severing an
artery, from the effects Of which he died in {
few hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

FARMING.-W are told that very large
breadth OF land has been put in cultivation, this
season, especially in the Valley and some of the
upper counties, and as the prospects, thus far,
are good for crops-though it is entirely too
soon to make any cAlcuiations-it is hoped that
the most sanguine expectations, as to them,
NAV be realized. In the lower counties Of our
State, particularly in the Northero Neck, diff
fculties still continue in relation to supply OF
labor, which materially interfere nth farming
operations. II the hordes ofcolored people who
are loaiog and idleiag in the towns and cities
could be compelled to 60 to work, to earn their
living by the occupation to which they have
been accustomed, there would be a BETTE
state of things.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30
TELEGRAPH n EWS S.
Special Dispatches to the Gazette.
Impeachment.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-In the Court to-
day the resolution offered by Mr.. Sumner yes
terday. censuring Judge Nelson for language
used in debate with Mr. Butler, was called UP
and laid on the table by vote of IS ayes to lC
noes.
The resolution to hold night sessions was
taken up, amended so as to proong the day
sessions, and then laid on the table by vote OIL
of % to II.
Mr.. Evarts then took the floor, and co Min
ued his argument.