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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-17
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
- Bile REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of q
decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria CO.,
Va, rendered at the August term, 1869, in tbs
suit of Martha Lunt against Elizabeth Jmnt
and others the undersigned, as Commissioner,
will offer, by public auction, in fro,,t of the
Mayors office, in the city of AteNs odris, Va +,
on III UESDAY, the 18th day OF October. 1869
at u o'eloek m, the followinr, real estate in
est therein of Mrs.. Martb', Chatham, formerly
Martha Lunt., assigned 20 her by decree in the
ABOVE n".med cause. to wit
ne LOTS OF GROUND on the west side of
Union street, fetween Queen and Princess sts,
in the said ely of Alexandria, on which is To-
Gated the SOAP FACTORY, formerly occu-
pied by Samuel Lunt, decd. A plat and par
ticulsr description of said property will be ex-
hibted at the time and place of sale.
Terms of sale. cash
sep l3-2swts FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Com.
by j. =. StOutenburgh. AuctiOneer.
4 COMMISSION Frs SALE OF PROPER
u TY IN THE CITY OF ALEXAN DRIA,
VA.-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
at Alexandra county, Va, rendered at Febru-
sry term. 1869, in the suit of VIM =; Church,
the undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
will sell, on TIL UKSDAY, the nth day Of Oc-
tober, 1869. at II o'clock m, in front of the
Mayors office in the city of Alexandria, by
public auction, the following REAL ESTATE:
A LOT OF GROUND, in the city of Alex
andris, Va, from ing on Peyton street "a feet
and running back 100 feet, with frame stable
thereon, adjViping the lot belonging to William
Bushby.
TERMS--One-te+h of the purchase. money
to be paid in cash, an, the residue in three
e9us! instalments psyabiS at six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day { sale: the bonds
Of the purchaser with good sec security u
bearing interest from the Day OF IS Ito be ia.
sfT inc o be resod at the risk aud
Surc aDS 70 upon failure to comply with 'es
terms of sale, and the title to be retsinea untl.
sIl the purchase money has been paid Stamps
and conveyancing at the cost OF the pure nsSer'
| FRANCIS L. SMITH,
| 49,. IN oo,s Commissioners.
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PIANOSl PARLOR ORGANS
~G@1rH
IT . II

AS the musical season IS again approaching,
I wish to call the attention OF persons ia heeu
of the above instruments to the complete as
sortment have on hand, selected from hrst,
class makers, with regulations well estaoiished
m our State, and every guarantee that can DC
REQUIRED. / will mention
WM. KNABE i CO, Baltimore
WM. HEINEKAMP, Baltimore.
JOS. w. VOSE. Boston.
SMITHS ORGANS, Boston.
These instruments will DO sold At factory
nrices, and warranted during i've years l
have also on hand PIANOS and OhuAN1j
which have been rented more or less time' anu am.
which will sell at q great deduction from hfst
cost-several almost new, of kns6e's ana othet
makers Every instrument sold by me VIII %
warranted, and terms of payment as usual IL
other cities a,d
All kinds of Musical Instruments tuned ano
repsi, ed in the best manner. Honesty OF IN
tention and an experience Of over 10 years II
the art OF tuning, still continued IN the hlgnes
musi, al circles of Washington city, durina
which have accomplished over sixteen tnous
and Piano tunings, may perhaps, reassure thos'
who are inclined to seek for good workman
ship out of Alexsn dria.
Pianos and Organs for rent.
VICTOR BECKER,
1877 King, above Washington ST.,
sep ST Alexandria. Va.
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A GARD

i WISH to inform my country friends where
they can get supplied with STOVES this sea-
son. Particular attention is called 10 the Cook
Stove Barley Sheat,' 1t evidently does sur.
pass any cook stove in the market. Among
the rest may be found the Noble Cook, Excel
slor Farmer, Planters Premium, Dictator.
terms. r
=, Among my Parlor Stoves may be found the
Morning Glory, Diamond Heater, improved
LOT heating three rooms, and beautiful thing
- - zoe,
/. is no: necessary to enumerate allth $50.
snt kinds of Stoves, but invite al e diner
call and will treat them we'll IN want 10
the full value Of their NOR" and give them
II will be my object .oy.
constant and perSo, to secure patronsgSG; ~
nenL willinS - ial attention to my establish
,@ show by my efforts that the
patronage .sk will rebound to the advantage
OF those v. no buy rs well as of him who sells
and IL at the citizens of Alexsndris and ITS vi
cin;..y need not go elsewhere to purchase what
can DO procured in their own city from r, one oil
con 1GHtf as King ST.. Alexandra, Va.
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TKUSTEES SALE LAND.

By virtue of Il deed of trust from Timothy
W. Manchester tC &. q. Ford, dated March 4,
1853, for certain purposes therein specified.
will sell, to the highest bidder, at Brentsvile
on the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER
next, between the hours of one and two o. clock,
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more
or less, lying in Prince William county, near
the road from OccOquan to Brentsville. about
midway between said places, and about nine
miles from Manassas station. The land lies
well for cultivation, and may be made desira
BILE. Terms cash. Examine the land and 81
tend the sale. +. q. FORD, Trustee.
prince William co can 1O-ao2f
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ELECTION NOTICE.
llEApQ'R MILITARY COMMISSIONERS,
18th Div. OF VIRGINIA,


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 10Th, 1869 J
In compliance with paragraph 2, special or
doris 1872 Headquarters First Military Di.tri6to
dated Richmond, Va; Ss sppifa. On TUES DAY,
Spsel&.!. @sg 6t September, 1869, for the pur-
pose of filing the vacancy occasiOned by the
Death of the Hon James r. Close, member
olcc: of the House of Delegates of the General
Assembly of said State. All voters who were
daily registered on the 9Th day of July, 1863. or
who had established their right 10 vote prior to
that date by certificate or affidavit and no 9th.
ers will be EMIT cd TO vote at this electiO..-
This polls will bs opened from sunrise to sum
set as tho following places lst Registration
District, corner Royal and Prince streets "a
Registration District, at the Council Chamber
81 Registration District, at tho Court House
Ith Registration District, at the corner OF Prince
and Alfred streets 5th Registration District
|st Freclnct Balls Cross Roads; u Precinct
School House, FFeodmen's Village.
5. L. LEE,
Brew. 1t. Col, U. S. A, Nil. Com,
sep lite 18th Div. of Virginia
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ELECTION NOTICES.

re- HENRY s. MARTIN wilt be support
II for Delegate 10 tho mex Legislature to gill
the vacancy occasioucd by the death Of j. L.
Close. sep lG-te
59S- FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.. will be sup
ported FOR tho House Of Delegates by
sep tie MANY VOTERS.
REUBEN JOHNSTON will be voted
Tor as the Conservative csrdidate for the Legis
,sture OF Virginia, in place of J. I Close, deed.
son 3-to MERCHANTS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU
v ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN FAIR
FAX COUNTY, vain pursuance of q de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, Va :,
rende ed at the November term, 1868, of said
Court in the silt of G. X Bingham vs.. Joseph
II. Painter and wife and others, the undersign-
81, Commissioners, appointed by the said de-
cree. will expose to sale, by public auction, at
the front door of the Court House of Fairfax
county. Va. on MONDAY, the 18th day of
October, 1869. Court day, at II O'Clock M, y
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the said county OF
Fairfax, about three mile, south of Fairfax sta
ton. on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad, and containing THREE HUNDRED
ACRES. The improvements on said land con.
;ist Of a comfortable DWELLING, Earn, Sta
bic, &c. 90, ,,,orov
IN cssb on the day OF sale, and tho residue IN
three equal payments At ~ and 10 5 %ents
payments to be secured by the bends. The IT,
purchaser, with approved. serEu Until the same
tic TO tho propcr'v WM ID DULANY,
are W. ALBERT SIUAhI.
sep 1-2awts Commits of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-17

TAhkN UP-A YELLUW COW, with
round hooked horns, with the end of
her tail white, WAS taken up this morning.
She has been continually trespassing on my
corn field for the past month. The owner, by
proving property and paying charges, includ'
mo the cost of this advertisement, can take her
away. JaNho uAI
sep 16-3t' Tenant on Island Fsrm'
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THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
FEED

FEED' FEED. FEED
JAS. +. HENDERSON,
Wholesale and hetsil FEED DEAL ER,
No. - Cameron street.
Theatre Building, Alexandria, Va
Has on hand
~ tons prime Upland Timothy Hay.
10 tons prime Glover Hay.
III tons prime Bsled Straw.
81 bushels Oats.
200 bushels prime White Corn
3 tons Rye Chop.
2CU bushels White Middlings.
200 bushels Brown Middlings.
200 bushels Brown stuff.
800 bushels Wheat Bran.
900 bushels Ship Stuff.
800 bushels Corn Bran.
and ffers for sale at the lowest market price
The highest cash price paid for Hay ana Straw.
sep ST.
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RAKE OPPORTUNITY FOR DOING

n BUSINESS.
THE LOUDOUN HOTEL. LEESbUh0' w.
FOR RENT.
This very desirable property is now for rent;
he best location in the town; has always done ie
a irst.rste business, and q rare opportunity is
now oe ed to any one wishing 70 engage ansr III and
has s'i attached large garden, good ersnery,
stsbling. ice house, &c. Apply at oneet
so oo,r, Leesburg, Va.
HI-ASTEEI PLASTER!
PLASTER!
To arrive, per schrs Addie Walton ana Si "a D
PLASTER, which will be sold at market rates
w, A. SMOOT,
sep2 Smoots Wharf Pier 4
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DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE.
Miss Miss T. B. G e., B Be Principals.

Miss Miss F. B. G ia : BE- Principals.
| This Institution is now in successful operation
with a full corps of Teachers and Professors
| 1t will reopen for its eleventh annual session,
the 10Th day CT September next:
| Terms moderate. Course Of Instruction tho.
| rough.
For further particulars, address either Of the
Principals. No. III Queen street, Alexan dria,
Virginia. aug lift
MRS. r. A. CASTLEMAN will reopen her
Nl Boarding and Day School for Girls, Alex
andria, Va, on the 10Th of September.
Having removed to a moro eligible situation
she now has II large, well ventilated and COM
Portable School room, in one of the most pleas
ant parts of the town.
AS heretofore no pains will be spared TO inn
part thorough instruction in all the English
branches as we'll rs the accomplishments.
Mrs. G.. feels confident that she can offer IS
many advantages rs any other School in the
place and therefore soicts a share of public
patronage.
Application may be made to Mrs G., at her
residence, No. 42S. Washington street, or by
letter. Box 1856, Alexandria, Va. gu 25-2sw4w
MISS FANNIE HUNTER, assisted by her
lxl sister, will open School on the Dist of Sep.
TENDER, at the former residence of Dr. Fairfax,
on Cameron street. MUSIC aud FRENCH
taught in the house by Professors. Having had
2 years experience in teaching, they will pledge
themselves TO make every eIertion TO give per-
feet satisfaction.
Pupils DESTROYS of entering will please make
application as soon aG possible gu l6-1m
VNHE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
i Established in 1889,
Beautifully and BEAUTIFULLY situated three
miles west of Alexandria, Va. lis boys for bus
moss or college Pupils received from the age
of nine. Deductions made for ministers and
for persons sending two pupils. For circulars
sddressthe Principal.
e4-tf Rev. VIM. F. GARDNER.
n L. POWELL'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The next term Of this School will begin at
the School House, on Queen, between Wash
ington and Columbus streets, on the 10Th of
September, 1869
Applications for the admission Of pupils may
be made to the Principal, at his residence, cor
ner of Duke aud Washington SITS.
CHARLES L. POWELL, A. NJ,
ly l6-2awtf Principal.
wi FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The exercises of this School will be resumed
on the 2Olh Of September next Applications
for the admission of pupils may be m sde at the
residence of G. L POWELL, corner Duke and
Washington streets. aug lg-2awtf
JUST RECEIVED
A fresh lot of
CONCORD GRAPES.
lin bo1es,)
aug "a At 6. sCHAFERs,
M. 3 North Fairfax street
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BOOTS a. SHOES.

Tho subscriber has now on hand and can a. al.
ford to sell at prices to suit the times orc OF IN
,argest and bet assorted stocks of Ladies
Ga5tIcmon's. Misses and Children Boots ana
shoes Of fine and coarse york ever o 6s'0 e8p U5
80 IN tbo trade has enabled him to procure
= STOCK manufactured from the best material
and in the most durable and stylish manner
and on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford to sell a cheap rs Inc
cheapest his stock comprise: ) part
Mems Heavy Kip Boots suitable Tor farmers
Mems Heavy Calf Boots.
Mems Calf St tched Scotch Bottom Boots
Mems Calf Stitch Riding Boots.
Gsptlcmen's Fine Dfess Boots.
b VS. Calf and Kin Shoes and Boots
Ladies Fine Lasting Boots OF every dcscrip-
ton.
Ladies Calf XII, Goa; and Morocco Boots
Misses
Chldron's Boots ard Shoes of every style and
description.
A largo stock of heavy goods suitable for the
country trade, to which he invites the attention
Of country merchants and farmers.
sep l0-3m w. b WADDEG.
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.ANI'ER INb

RI b i o y ;,
MILLINERY * STRAW GOODS
ARMS RONG, GATOR x co
237 & $50 Baltimore 81, Baltimore
Importers and Iobbers of Bonnet and Trimming
Ribbons Velvet and Sash Ribbons, BonhSt
Silks, Satns and Velvets. Illusions B!onds,
Lsces Ruches, Nets and Grapes, French FLOW
ers and Feathers, Straw Bonnc.s and Ladies
Hats, trimmed and untrim mad, Elk we've,
and Felt Bonnets and Hat, Sundowns ahU
Shaker Hoods.
The largest stock Of Millinery Goods IN TINS
country, and unequaled in choice variety
which we offer at prices that Will dety compe-
ttion. Orders solicited.
Baltimore, sep Sim"
BARGAINS IN OIL CLOTH.
We have on hand y lot Of superior TWO yards
I nHicHs cheap A's'' RoBT L. WOOD,
mu23 No ~ cor. King snd Fairfax SIS.
lace SHAWLS AND PARASOLS.
We have very few nice LACE SHAWLS'
nure Llama. Also, some beautiful PARA-
OILS, when We will self At great bar gains 10
close out. IL. H. w., o.,
au2S No % cor. hih@ anu r"'i S''
BARGAINS IN STRAW MATTINGS.
We have on hand u suall supply of RED
and WGITE STRAW MATING, which we
are offering Ut reduced prices to close out;
o. KOBT l.. WOOD,
au2s No 81 cor King and Fairfax SITS
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ROCKS q sTATIoNEEs,

GREATLY TO BE PRAISED.
The new INDIA RUBBER PEN, combining
tho qualities of .he Gold steel and Quill Pens,
lust received and for sale at
FkENCH'S
BOOK AND PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No 50 King street
Each Pen warranted Price $3.50.
WALTER OGILBY, vol, by the authorizes
of "Wau Ban" -
KOMGSMARK, tho Legends Of the Hounds,
and other poems, by George II. Boxer :'l.50.
New Books daily.
sep7 g. f. FRENCH.
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FERTILIZERS.

DEDONDA GUANO.-The Redonda Guano
IL is now entering upon its third year AS q
valuable, cheap, natural Guano IT has found
no rival. When combined with about 800 lbs
of Peruvian Gusno to one ton of Redonds II
has equalled the best fertilizers in the market,
costinl, nearly double the price of the Redonds.
We could readily ill two columns of a news
paper with certificates of its success, but the
confidence of the people has been so frequently
abused by duaeks and empires that certificates
of success rom the most reliable and honest
arc gen orally more the evidence of charlatsnry
than an appeal TO the universally received ak
IONS OF doctrines OF all established SCIENCE
But the following recent letters from parties OF
well known respectabllty, must convince the
intelligent farmer-and sufficiently attest Its el
ficacy, value and economy as fertilizer.
Manakins, Va, July II, 1868. II. Lam
bert, esq. Ale xsndria Val purchased from
you last fall one ton Redonda Guano. which L
sowed with my wheat in lot of IL acres The
appearance of the wheat is remarkably good,
perhaps the best in tho neighborhood Not
having threshed il, l cannot tell how it will
yield, but there is straw enough for 300 bush
els. CAssIUs f. LEE.
West Nottingham, Cecil county, Md, July
80, ls69-Messrs. VIM Crichton & Son.-The
Redonda Gusno. in its natural state. pleases me
very much have acres of early potatoes
planted with it. and the crops look as fine as l
great success. S. A. GAYLEY.
Centre Cross, Essex county, Va, July g. 1869.
| mixed one quarter of ton OF Peruvian Gusno
with one ton of Redonds Guano, and used about
200 lbs of the mixture per acre on oats and,
notwithstanding the excessive drought, pro-
duced 25 to 30 bushels per acre. The corn upon
which /. was applied at the same rate looks
stout, vigorous and promising. L have never
before been able to raise the watermelon sue
Onc. fi,llr with | /
on wheat this season. 1t has accomplished all
could wish r. p. w. FAUNTLERoY.
Nokesville, Prince William county, Va, Ju-
ly 81 1869 B. II. Lambert Alexandria. Va -
The effect produced by mixing one quarter ton
Peruvian with one ton of Redonda Guano was
very good. have no hesitation in according
my testimony as regards the benefit resulting
fherefrom. A. A. MARsTELLER.
in PE iEHGE Gss; PER - R Fun in each
tions and 9, pamphlets containing full direc.
'tcates.
Sole Importers, WIN: CREIGHTON s. son,
Sc lS-eo2w OPP '9od street, Bowlys wharf,
b. I'm Exch'ge., Baltimore.
AMBIENT, Agent,
-- -------- Alexandria, Va.
Turner'S Ex~lsio,.
p Pa,aHsoo a Gusnoii lated Phosphate.
Zelps Super Phosi s.e
Bowen & MERGERS & do
Dissolved Bones.
Flour of Bone. &c. &c:.sor sale q. q.
rates. by bhh US & LA VISIONS
Dealers in No Peruvian q no. Plaster, &c.
sep l5-eo3w
| N IL" BROOKES & Ia or,
| asp 10 '''
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EDUCATIONAL.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS
j. G. FOERTSCH will resume his in:tFuc'
ton in Music in Alexandria and Ticihi'y on
the lst of October. ,.,t.L
Address box 500. or leave orders at the pooH
stores of George f. French and j. g vi !, D.
Entwisle SOP =.
MRS. KEITH desires to receive 3 few pn-
M pills in MUSIC. whom she will teach in
the afternoon, either sngly or in Class as may
be preferred. , w.
TERMS per quarter of twenty Lessons Fo :,
lessons Of a half hours length, to single pupil
81; in class, each S.. ~, rp,ru
Application may be made to Mrs. KEITH
at her residence, No 90 Prince street, ! doors
above Royal st. sep -"
MISS BELLE SMITH will receive class OF
M Young Girls for instruction, to commence
September 10Th. Apply at 1879 King street
son --pO2W
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A VIRGINIA LADY desires u situation for
n the en- uing session rs teacher in a private
family, She Is competent 10 give INSTRUCTION
in the usual English branches and the run
ments o. Music and French. KcicrcnGes giv ,i
it required Addr IS Stating terms TEACh
Ek, care James glastonbury, esq, Port Con
way. King George county. Va. sep 'o-eoot
NY NM FpUpc ZEN AtE TNSTtT!ITk.
~ is ScL,Il, located in the village of Middle
.nii % ?.iT tho midst Of beautiful and healthy
o"'antry las been conducted for the past eight
sessions by the Rev. J. A. HAY MES. The
9th session will begin the "a Monday n Sep
temhcr, under j. A. HAYNES and j. b. BA.
KER, as Associate Principals, Being teachers
or many years experience, they feel that they
can confidently promise thorough instruction
in all the branches usually taught III female
schools.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS.
Board and w
Tuition, Primary Department. !! o.
Senior ...".......... 70 w
Music with instrument .....:..":;::..:..";; % u
Principals. J. 4 RhK rNhS s. Al n NJ Of Va
Middleburg jy 24-eo2m
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OUDOUN VALLEY ACADEMY FOX
IL YOUNG MEN.
At HAMILTON, Loudoun CO., Va.
First term of five months commences October
llth, 1869. J. K. TAYLOR, Principal.
Send for circular. sop l5-lm
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Nokesville, Prince William county, Va, Ju-
ly 81, 1859 B. II. Lambert Alexandria Va -
The effect produced by mixing one quarter ton
Peruvian with one ton of Redonda Guano was
very good. have no hesitation in according
my testimony as regards the benefit resulting
fherefrom. A. A. MARsTELLER.
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West Nottingham. Cecil county, Md, July
80, 1S69,--Messrs. VIM. Crichton s. son.-The
Redonda Gusno, in its natural state, pleases me
very much have acres of carly potatoes
planted with it, and the crops look as fine as l
could desire. have used it on vegetables with
great success S. A. GAYLEY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-12
what Will General Grant Do!

A Washington dispatch to the New
York World says:
The stubborn silence of General Grant
in reference to his wishes and intentions,
united to the admissions of his New
York organs that he will not be a Repub-
ican President, creates great unessiness
in Radical circles here, and in the
House, Senate and leading political per-
lieus. The man who vouched for the
coming man can not be found. General
Grant, since Christmas, has made but
three requests, and only one has been
entertained. They were that the Forty
first Congress meet in March. which was
agreed to; that the Indian Bureau go to
the War Department, and that the Civil
Tenure law be repealed; each of which
has been substantially refused by being
postponed to death. Since then General
Grant has allowed any number of Radi-
Gals to dine and wine him, but no party
leader has put his feet under Grants Ia
BILE. Senators recall how Lincoln sum-
moned Weed, Greeley, Seward, Chase
and Adams to Springfield to unfold his
wishes before he came East to assume
the Presidency.
They declare that within thirty days
Grant will be inaugurated, and that no
party leader knows whom or what he
wants or intends The topic of talk
among Congressman now is that they
have caught 3 What-Is-Ii. The declare
tions of the Times are construed to be
to the party, and in favor of
Grants apprehended apostscy. The not
distant debate on the Civil Tenure law 10
The Senate will disclose degree of hos
lility to the President.elects silence