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The Montana post., 1869-04-02
BIENNIAL SESSIONS.

IN Act establishing the term of office of
the House of Representatives, and
Troviding for biennial sessions of the
legislative Assembly of the Territory
no Montana.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
r Representatives. IF the United States
= lmeyicd ia Congress assembled. That
-ereaiter the members of the house of
representatives. of the Territory of Mon
ana shall be elected for the term of two
Years, and the stated sessions of the leg
he said legislative assembly. at it first
s7ssion after the passage OF this act, shall
Provide by law for carrying this act into
fleet.
Approved March l 1869.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

VALUABLE WORKS FOR THE "HIsToR-
ICAL SOCIETY OF MoNTANA.'-We are
in receipt of the following communities
ton from the Chief Clerk of the Interior
Department, which will be read with
satisfaction by all who have the inter
ests of our territory at heart:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. %. 80. I
SIR BY direction of the Secretary
OF the Interior, a complete set of Con-
gressional documents, from the COM
mencement of the Both Congress, will
be forwarded to the Historical Society
of Montana," care of Northwestern
Transportation Company, Chicago, Ill,
in compliance with the request COM
tanned in your letter of the Goth inst.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JOHN &. Cox, Chief Clerk.
W. E. Sanders, Esq., Pres. His. Society of
Montona, Washington, ID. C.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

A DESCRIPTION OF CHINA.-A country
where the roses have no fragrance, and
the women no petticoats; where the la
borer has no Sabbath, and the magis-
trate no sense of honor; where the roads
bear no vehicles. and the ships no keels;
where old men fy kites; where the nee
die points to the south, and the sign of
being puzzled is 10 scratch the antipodes
of the head; where the place of honor
is on the left hand, and the seat of in
tellect is in the stomach; where TO take
off your hat is an insolent gesture, and
TO wear white garments is to put your,
self in mourning; which has htera-
ture without an alphabet, and lan~
guage without a grammar.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02
The health of Gen. Ashley was drank

TIE San Francisco Bulletin thinks
the Overland railroad will take away
from the steamers the passenger travel
from California TO the East, unless they
cut down fare one-half The steamer
rates are $3.50 in gold. At cents per
mile-San Francisco 20 Omaha 2.3O5
miles-which the railroad fare will be
after July lst, the cost will be $115.25;
meals $e5; total $14O.25. Steamer time
"a days; car time to days.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02
The New York Tribune Gays of Long

The New York Tribune Gays of Long
street
lie was a Rebel-a fighting Rebel
The best division commander IN their
service after Stonewall Jackson; yet,
rom the hour of the downfall of the
tonfederacy, he has been one of the
Iost earnest, consistent, efficient Union>
SIS in the South, and has been scoTned,
iabooed, scoffed at therefor by all that is
Malignant and implacable in the South.
tls nomination for high trust by Gen.
'rant is one of the best measures of
PRACTICAL Reconstruction yet devised,
1ad reflects honor or all concerned. We
hope for it's prompt confirmation"
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

THE premium on gold in Salnave's
domains is 210, being somewhat higher
shan it ever was in the United States.
-Gaz6tts.
The editor of the Gazette evidently
lid rot read the best editorial during
the war-George Wilkes "Gold $50
and Going Up in the Spirit Of tie
Times. He has forgotten, too. that gold
sold on Change in New York, July 16.
iS5i, for 2S5. This premium of course
vas only $I.Sj, but Salnave's is only
t.I0 premium.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

MERCHANTS are not required to have
;heir stocks of smoking and fine cut
chewing tobacco stamped except such
portion as is sold or offered for sale.
Stock in bulk, and not on sale does not
require stamps until it is put on sale.
In view of merchants possibly receiving
invoices purchased prior TO the date
stamping began. Feb. 10th, this explan-
alton from the Commissioner of Revenue
may save breaking bulk TO stamp.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

THE Montana delegation in the In
augural Procession numbered forty per-
sons, the largest from any of tie Terri
tories. Doubtless il was the only dele
CATION in the procession in which not a
single person aspired to office. They
represented the impulsive earnestness
and cordial sympathy OF the Republic
cans of Montana, and could look with
ineffsble contempt upon the many from
other commonwealths whose thoughts
were on loaves and fishes rather than
the glory of the Republic
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

Let Us 90 TO Corinne City, and NO
.ouger wait for the wagon. What say
vnu.-DsHSDcrdt-
A. the Echo; wagon"
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

TuE Idaho Legislature at its last ses>
ION passed an act giving the Governor
aud each of the Federal officers $500,
and the Secretary $1,000 per annum,
rTrra compensation from the Territorial
Treasury.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

VIZ have been reading Mrs. Stantons
,.fsyLUtlOH We infer from its advanced
deSI that leading article will soon app
year, showing women's right to be faith
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

The portable theatre now being built
in Sacramento for Thomas Mcguire, will
soon be completed and ready for trans
portation 10 White Pine. IL is O COM
modious building and will be erected in
Hamilton City.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

General Pat +. Connor is the promi-
nsnt candidate for Governor of Utah
We adopt the Majors policy in an In
dian nuss-"Stand Pat and holler
how
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

No,EY borrowers are all disconsolate.
hay have ascertAined there will be no
more Lent this year.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

4 Mazatlsn letter says a body of Gus
ban patriots near there have raised the
American flag. a large expedition with
arms and ammunition was safely landed
near COchinas. Good for the Cubans
The Montana post., 1869-04-02
IndfcatiVe.

A meeting of ex-members of the For
tieth Congress was held last evening in
the parlors of the Seaton House. Mr..
Highly was called to the chair. and Mr..
Shellabarger was elected secretary. The
following eX-members were present 4:
briggs, Michigan; Highly. California;
Shellabarger, Ohio; Clark, Kansas;
Bucklsnd, Ohio; Donnelly and Window,
Minnesota; Churchill, Stewart. Lincoln,
Van Aernam, Ferriss, Van Horn, and
Cornell. New York; Miller and Koontz,
Pennsylvania; Washburne and Colfax,
Indiana; Halsey, New Jersey; Ashley
aud Plants, Ohio; Goss and Cauley
South Carolina; Ashley, Nevada; Mul~
Inns, Tennessee; Ross, Illinois; Perham,
Maine; and Mckee, Kentucky.
The health of Gen. Ashley was drank
as the next Governor of Montana.
Mr.. Ashley responded by saying that
if he went there as Governor, he would
go with the intention of doing his whole
duty. He paid a high compliment to
the last Congress. closing with senti-
ments Of strong regard for his fellow>
members.- Washington Chronicle, March
6h
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

GENERAL HILLS rebel Magazine
IA, Land Va LOre-is dead. Our con-
licences to the friends of the deceased
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

GEO. NJ. PINN EY.
Associate Editor and Manager
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

old jake is always sound.-Dena0>
mt
sound and fury signifying nothing" ="
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

Congress says it is only 500 miles from
AXE superior TO Puget Sound.-Demo-
.g7;
We call for the papers on that.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02
The Montana Post.

las. II. MILLS. EDITOR
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

Oregon gives up hopes CT the recog-
milton OF her war claims.
The Montana post., 1869-04-02

Omaha Says the Times of that city is
infested with gang OF garroters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-14
AUG HON SALE
rTHEARKINDALE ESTATE FOR SALE

rTHEARKlNDALE ESTATE FOR SALE
By virtue of decree of tho Circuit Court OF
Stafford county, rendered At March term, 1862,
IN the suit OF A. NJ FtAhugh vs. Mary Ann
Warren and others, the undersigned, Commits
SiOnerS appointed for that purpose, offer for
sale tho TRACT OF LAND known rs ARK
lNDALE containing 25Ol acres, stu ted IN
Stafford county, Va and bounded by the Pc
tomac river tor two and y hat miles on one
side, and by Aqua creek for one milo and a
halt another side, NJ d rInulng down very
near TO the mouth Of Aqua creek. There is y
large FISHERY on this estate, which was
hshed very successfully last year, and SO eral
other fisheries could be established along the
shores of the river and eek.
There are several TEN ANT HOUSES,
barns and other farm buildings on different
portions Of this estate. The quality Of the soil
dulating, and is admirably adapted to the use
Ot improved implements over the whole tract
fne condition of this land is good and it is be-
lng now cultivated TO n considerable extent
1t Is kn 'wn,ftr and near as first class grazing
and grain land.
There Is an abunla nce of timber and wood
land or building, tenciag and irewCct pur-
poses. This Tract Is easy of access 6y steam
UOat an raj, ON BaltimC-G Washingt n,
Alexandria. Richmond, Norfolk and Freder-
ick-hurE.
mo rrms Of s.e, prescribed by said decree.
are IS fpitr"t. VIZ: Ten Per cent ut the pur
chase .-cne> ~ DC paid IN cash the residue in
thrtj qua payments ot and ; years from
The dty salr; the d.tcrrr q payments 10 bear
.H,~7ps and & oe srcu, ed 5y the bond, o: 'ho
par h7-cr with good pe,>Inpt >ccu ~. and
tele t.io' q. the ut u sid TN. mOntS are
meade ,',! the Ian lab l fc,o Il upon the
'.''" e"t tEo pur ht>~r To- G M ete us our
ccHs" or comply w,,h tn tctius f sale.
!: 5 ~ r"rty i otter d r. u = pr vatcly ua
ell DAY the Oh day Of September next
wnrr, t. ld II W ID Ue 1T red public tor
',,c 4 r.nt OF the NJ ,y"r ,ttice, Alexandria
-. a. IL IN either ~ u who oc n Tracts l.
SUIT p4fchN rs. a. Elay DO aeeQe& advisable
o. ia OF >tie,
p...s with lad description of this estate,
San b. lad ~ toe o!dcc OF WN II BECK Y
q Real Estate Agents and AuttiOneers, 81
\ G. street, \ eXandri4, Va.
fers &c d,sIrinE to purchase can either apply
to Jotn II SUIT le, esq. stafford & Il Va; TO
" Nikec Z Conway. Fredericksburg. Va to
Wa tt. Beck Y Co, Alexandria. Va; or to
Lawrence -, l07 Attorney ut Law, Alex
audtia, Va. LAWhENCh h. rAl LOR,
j I'm ii SUTrLE,
WALKER Z. CON WAY
stafford co. ~ u ents Comm -. of Sale
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III Ell NRl's SCH 'UL FOX BOYS,
STANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
SANDY SPRING. MONTGOMERY co, MD

Tho exercises of this School will he resumed
on the first of the tenth m onth, October.
Terms For Board, Washing and Tuition in
the English branches, SIS per school year
Music Drawing and the Languages extra.
For circulars, containing tull information,
address the Principal, or RUBT. II. MILLER,
of Alexandria, Virginis-
CAROLINE HALLOWELL MILLER,
Principal.
MARY p. COFFIN
ELLEN FARQUHAR
Refer to-H. II. Miller, Alexandria, Va. John
JAnney, Leesburg, Va. George S. Ayre.
Upperyille Va: Benz. Hallowell, Sandy
Sprino Md aug 6-eolm
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new hXPHE,S Line

-a~ new EXP HE1S Line
.,xes..SSssSs7Hs BETWEEN
PHILADEI PHIA, AND hLENANDElA,
GEDRGArUWN y VA HI NJ fOH.
Steamers leave regularly ir m GEOHG E.
TOWN, foo: OF Congress {: EN GKI WE'D.
NESDAY; from ALEXANDRIA foo, OF
King st EVERY TAUkSD y.
Freight received daily ut lowest rates
rhis line co meets with all the Northern,
Easter and " estern Railroads and Trans ur.
alton Compsnis. and will fo' ward treIght BY
xii the lines running OUT OF Pnrladclph'a FREE
i commission and gives TIL tDUGH RATES.
AGEN1s-
Nj cLDRIDGE & co,
No. As. Wharves. Aiexandris, Va.
WIuLIAd hYDE & 60.
No Il South harvc- Pima p.
HYDE u TYLER
iel-tf 80 Weter st.. Georgetown
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NORTHERN WATERING PLACES. The New
York Herald has paragraph headed
The Drcadence OF our Watering Places. -
II says that the fact can be no longer doubted
that the watering places this summer have
been comparative failure For many years
past the number Of visitors has been gradual Y
dee ming, but this year it appears to have
reached the minimum.
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ire. POTOMAC TRANSFORMATIONS


~r-- POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION
F1R BALTIMORE AND LANDINGS On
THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Steamer EXPRESS, Captain y. c. Nicklc
| having resumed her old route will leave b"ltl
moro Pier No g Light street wharf, on ever
TUESDAY EVENING, at 4 o clock ?. m io'
Alexandria, WASHINGTON and Landings on th'
Potomac river; returning. Will lea'e Washing
ton Mt e H. m , and alexandria 1T : ~ M, Oh
every SATU HDAY MORNING
TO SHIPPERS-GoOds consigned through
70 stations on the railroad will be forwarded
wi hout delay arrival of tho steamer a. Al
exandria. For further Information apply lo
J. BKUDtR5 IL co, Agents.
mar 1Ttf No II KING ST.. Alexis Va
- AEEciiA s 81 F. ltHh p = " 0NN
IN line consists Of tho following first class
autsiIe steamers
E. c. KNlGHT.".............C Capt j. w. Denty
JOHN GIBSON ............. Capt. w. II. Winters
VALLEY CITY...............Cs Capt. w. johnson
WIN leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port and returning will leave Alexan-
dra EVERY FRIDAY, st II o'clock
For freight or passage apply to
HOUE, -WEDDEkBURN 81 Co,
Agents, No. Prince sts.,
Agents in New York,
PHILLIPS & BROWN,
ap9-tf 81 south street, Pier No. 10.
zzs:ssIe NoI1oA'
ohMI-W nEKLY LINE OF STEAM Frs
BErW ZEN ALEXANDRIA AND BAL
TlMORg.
The passenger and freighting steamer CO.
LUMBlA, Captain James Harper will leave
Pier 5 every WEDNESDAY,, at I -. m, for
Baltimore.
Returning will leave Baltimore on SATUR-
DAY, at p M, stopping at the usual landings
on the Potomac.
The freighting steamer THOS. +. CAHILL
Captain Vim. Maith, will leave Pier every
FRIDAY. at 3p. m.
Returning will leave Baltimore every TU ES-
DAY, al p. H.. stopping at Kinssle and Cur
rioman.
All way freight must BIO prepaid.
mar S-8m g. WHEAT. Agent
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STEAM BOATS.

-r-, WASHINGTON, GEORGET W N
EzAs=S ALEXA. Il NORFOLK.
REGULAR LINE.
The safe and commodOGs steamer W. w.
COLT, Captain u A. RYTHBR. will leave her
dock foot, of High street Georgetown, every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 9 o clock a
m, and Cats wharf foot OF 7th street, Wash
ington, at 10 a H.. and Shoots wharf pier
Alexandria, Mt II o'clock a. m, opping. at
Glymont, Smiths Point Pioey Point, Poiht
Lookout Fortress Monroe Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, Va
THIS boat connects at Fort Monroe with the
boat for Cobb's Island.
Returning will leave Norfolk Oh TUESDAl
and FRIDAY, at 4 O'clock p IN.
Passage, So Excursion ticket, to and from
Norfolk, S..
Meals Breakfast and Supper, 50 cents each;
Dinner, 81. State room 81.
Freghts taken st the lowest rates For par
''''''"'' '"' w. A. SMOOT, Agent, Alex.
JOS. i. SAVAGE. Prop.
IL 1911 Washington, d. G
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THE CHINESE 1t appears that a new queS-
ton is spriogng up in Catornia, arising from
Chinese Immigration. There are vast num-
Der OF people who are very glad to see Chinese
imported 10 ship-loadS, and abundant and cheap
er labor provided. No Que, however. desires
to confer citi2 nship on John Chnaman, and
all are opposed to Chinese suffrage in any t0ru.
The Democrats especially are trying TO defeat
the Fifteenth amendment in the State, on the
ground that It's adoption will necessarily entail
on the American people the ruinous cOnsc-
lueuees OF Chinese equality.
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IL, Green ~ Wise.
[Resl Eststs Agcut7 aad Auction. eers. i
NOMM ISSIONEkS SALE.

Resi- Estat- Agcut, aad Auction Gers.
HOMM ISSIONEkS SALE.
Bv virtue ola decree of tho Circuit Court of
Alec ndria county, Virgi ala, rendered at Feb
ruaty term leGt IN mo suit OF John II. De-
ssnshn ana we plaintiffs, VS.. James II De-
tsr!So ~ al .,ofendants, ii chancerS' t1e uS
ofs, ~ mmlss OnerS theroih h"i'et trIT ~
@ue' -, sale, BY public auction on ga i Z IL
% the l-th Of July, 1869. at II O'Clock m,
N fron. of the Mayors Office IN the city OF
Alexandris. n TENEMtN and LOT or NJ
GKUUND in the city of AleN tndrla, BE Lei
ginning ut point on tho cast SIDE 81 hen-
~ street l3G feet inches from Prince street,
and running along that line south - lee'
~ inches thence east 81 feet inches thence
west 4 ieet 2 inche, 10 The beginning. Inc
bulldiuy is n two story frame with rooms the
lpper part rebuilt during the War.
Terms One third of the purchase money TO
be paid IN cash and the residue in two equal
ins.alments NJ six and Twelve months from the
iay of sale With Interest. Tue purchaser to give
mis- bonds with good personal security, Tor the
deferred payments, and the title to be retained
until the purchase money is fully paid.
Stamps and C0nveyanclng ~ the cost CT the
purchaser GEO WIN BRENT.
:. Ferguson BEACH.
ie26-ts Commissioners of Sale
EEL he above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the 24lh inst jy Its
ws- The above sale has been postponed until
AUG ST Il " 2l-eots
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rFHE ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL.

This School viii DO opened On the 10Th OF
September next. The course of instruction
| will arranged so as to give boys u thorough
education -Enghsh, Classical, Mathematical
and Commercial-such ~ will Tt them ior
College or business
The long experience In teaching enjoyed by
the P.incipal enables him TO promise that the
discipline in his School shsfl be rs strict rs the
course of instruction is complete.
Seats in the School may he secured by early
app icatiOn 10 me, at No. 50 Washington street.
jy u 2awlm X kEMPER Principal.
A LEXANDKIA HIGH SCHOOL.
The undersigned propose opening first. class
SCHOOL FOX BpIS in Alexandria, on MON
DAY, the 9th Of September next.
The session will continue TIL the first OF July
following
All The branches pertaining to y complete
English education, together with the Ancient
md Modern Langu .ges, will be taught. Spe
cial atteati n will be given studies tending to
prepare youths for practical business.
Application for entrance of pupils can be
made to G. s TAYLOR, No l57 Prince street,
CHAS. S. TAYLOR
10 l2-eo3m JNO s. BLACKBURN.
pETHEL ACADEMY.
Located four miles from Warrenton, in re-
lnSrkably moral and healthy neigh borh God,
will commence the next session Septem Der 9TH,
1862 and terminate the LIST of July, 1870.
Students prepared for the Senior Glasses in
the Colleges of the State.
Terms, payable in advance, half-yeary or
quarterly, per session, Sl75. No extras.
WE REFER TO
GEORGE II. RoBINsoN, Alexandria.
Gov. WV SMITH Warrenton, Va
For particulars address
A. G. SMITH,
j. DERUYTER BLACKWELL, a NJ.
aug 5-eo2w Principals Wsrrent N, Va
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EvENING, AUGUST "a.
SNAKE SALE-Oo Sunday last mountain

SNAKE SALE. % Sunday last mountain
Ger came 10 the White Sulphur with three
rattle snakes for sale in box He said they
werr genuine ar ices, for he had been raise
sm .ngst them, knew the whole family, an
Svui >ell then tor 81 so each NJ one seem
ed disposed IN invest III such stock, tu these
snAke,hlrs attrac I'd arg CT Nd aud Col r.,
o. L'nchburV, made his way 10 the suakery,
and tod III old man he had 10 mnney to in-
yes u would sive him fne suit OF clothes
= he three, but would have TO take his meas
ure tor the ssme. The bargain was struck,
and the Colonel proceeded at once 10 p ace the
snake catcher On ais iace, upon the 10 IT OF the
plart TN, 8, etching our his arms and ''propeI'
lor5 d" ani tbru ca lei for a pl c. OF chaIS,
which vas speedily brought. The Colonel then
proceed give iu dimensions OF the out
str tened >uake doc or aud when this was done
ASSURED him that 1t would DO nee ssary
tor HIM 10 reufai1 perfectly quiet until he re-
TUNED The traiu was about starting, aud the
wag OF Colonel to,k passage, and is now a;
home H received note yesterd, ~ either to
come Tor the snakes or send the clothes; II not,
the suake man swcars he will turn them out
and 80 away be did not want any tooGng and
was nor able to pay expenses any longer. The
Colon advised him by telegraph to hold on 10
the snakes; and we suppose the old noun
talnecr, without any knowledge OF how the
world ways will do so, in the fond hope that
his customer will yet claim his purchaSe.-
= LlWChGWG IT1.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A LEXANDRIA ECLECTIC ACADEM Y

A LEXANDRlA ECLECTIC ACADEM .
The Fifth Annual Session Of this School will
begin on Monday, september 13.n, 1869.
TERMS PER QUARTER IN Adv ,NcE
Elementary Glass, ST; Junior, 50; lnte'me'
date 50; senior $40
Circulars can be had at the bookstores, or
upon application TO the Principa!.
Is # Wv. +. BAKER Principal.
III +, H NRi'S goa '"h foN 'o''
This school. established in tho year 1901,
will mnenco lis next annual session on Mon
dav tn. tth Of September. In it are taught all
the leme .tary -ngish Branches, Mathemat.
les aud the Languages
Tn. terms of tuition per quarter in advance
are For he Elementary Branches IS; Inter
mediste, $40; the Natural Sciences and the
Language, SO or SIS depending upon the
bran, IS taught
1sf'- Persons wishing to see ne on bushes.
ma, fnd me ~ my School room, in the seco! d
story of Tho Friendship Engine House on and
after the first of September, between the hours
Of 9 n III and II III aug LIT