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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-06
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INOMMISSIONERS SALE by virtue OF
DEGREES of tho Circuit CoUc. OF Alexandria
county, Va, pronounced a. the November
ter g., 1868 and May term, 1854, of said Court,
in the suit OF VIM Wolf v. James Carraher's
Administrator ct ais, the ur1erslgned, Com
missiouers appointed by said DEGREES, viii expose
To sale by public auction, in front of tho May
or's Office, in the city of AlexAndria, Va, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1862
ut II m all that LOT OF GROUND, with -
the IMPROVEMENT thereon, situated LII
vt tho intersection of King and Peyton streets,
in Alexandria Va, and known as the " X
..@sfr'>rs.ss.- o''St4U PuiCuase money In
cash rs will be requisite to psy $1,000 with in
terest from 24th April, 1866, and the costs of
suit and expenses of sale the residue in three
equal payments, AZ g. II and Is months from
the day of sale. with interest, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds of the pur.
chaser, with approved security, and = retention
OF the title 70 the property until the sane be
paid. ii. o. CLAUGUTDN,
ALBERT STUART,
oct 4-eots Comu'rs. of sale.
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LIVER q Kidney COMPLAI>Ts.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Dec. g, 1868
and MY fan ~ have taken DeBings keme-
ty with most ethcacious effects in Liver and
Kidney complaints, and find it excellent for
sudden colds and coughs. y. p. CROWLEY.
Railroad Contractor 542 St.
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FERTILIZERS.

GUANO.-2CO tons No. l PERUVIAN
SJ GUANO, from warehouse of government
agent, for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers py
g. g. LAMBERT,
e.,1 5-2v IS Union Wharf.
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"EXCELSIOR."

Containing per cen
Super Phosphate equivalent to Bone
Phosphate of Lime. ...................ol per cent
Potash and observation-disclosures. per cont
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OHESAPEAKE GUANO,

NHESAPEAKE GUANO
An AMMONIATED SOLUBLE PHOS-
PLATE,
combining all the properties OF Bono ana re-
ruvian Guano,
MANUFACTURED BY
ISAAC RBYEOLDS u SONS, Baltimore
under the direct supervision of one OF the nm.
In addition t. numerous rGcommendatlohs
by farmers who hare used this fertl!lzer, give
the remarks of Doctor r, II. Stablcr, Chem
ist, who, at my request made an analysis OF
Reynolds Ammoniated Phosphate, namely;
ANALYSIS:
TWENTY-FIVE per centum Of this Guano Is In
mediately Soluble, and available 10 the crops
All the other fertilizing material is in a very
favorable con tion TO be appropriated by The
rlant during IS growth.
+. H. STABLER. Chemist.
Alexandra, Va, October 7th, 1868
For sale by BENZ. II. LAMBERT.
Agent, Aexandris. Va.
ard by merchants dealing in Fertilizers. at
Agents prices. sep 3-6w
MANUHHs MANuREsl
PERUVIAN GUANO from agents ware
BAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
WHITELOOK'S VEGErATOR.
Russell GOES SUPER-PHOSPHATG
and all other approved Fertilizers. furnished
at market rates, by TH0S PERRY,
auzS 10 King street Alexa.
NTHITELOCK'S vEGETATOR.
a supply of this valuable Fertilizer Just re-
ceiYed by THOS; PEkki,
aus No. ID hlng ST.
Two WHEAT GROWERS!
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IMPURE AND BAD BLOOD.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sep. q, 1859.
have been afflicted with boils, pimples and
sores on my skin, caused by impure blood. l
took one bottle of eBing's Remedy, and an
entirely cured. 1t has also benefited my gen.
cral health. Miss MARIAN RICKEL,
No. 285 Sixth st.
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,---sg.a GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.

s-x-sp..-s7 GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
Having recently secured the agency for these
unsurpassed and splendid instruments l shall
keep on hand constant. supply of their NEW
PIANOS, which | will sell at their own fac
tory prices, with all their guarantees.
VIM. Knabe II Co.'s Pianos areso well known
on this continent, and particularly in our State,
that it would be useless to publish all the test-
monisls in their favor. They obtained the
prizes over every competitor wherever expos
ed, and have attained their high standing by
their intrinsic worth, and the patient persever
ing industry of their makers, without having
had recourse to means employed by many
firms to make sensation. Every Piano war
ranted tive years.
Also, VIM. HEINEKAMPS first class Pr
AMOS. already so favorably known here :;
SMITHS PARLOR ORGANS, of Boston !;
SECOND HAND PIANOS, of the best makes.
Every Piano warranted, and terms of payment
as usual in other cities.
All kinds of Musical Instruments tuned an d
repair cd in the best manner. Honesty of in
tention and an experience of over Is years in
the art OF tuning, still continued in tho highest
musical circles of Washington city, during
which 1 have accomplished over sixteen thous-
and Piano tunngs, may perhaps, reassure those
who are inclined to seek for good workman
ship out of Alexandria.
Pianos and Organs for rent.
VICTOR BECKER,
1917 King, above Washington ST.,
sep Z9-tf Alexandria, Va.
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oct 4-eot.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESIR-
" ABLE FARM.-Pur suant to decree of
the Civcuit Court for the county of fairfax, in
ter S. Whaev. Administrator Of K NJ. VIVA
Icy, and o'r"ers, at its June term, 1869, the I'M
dersiSo sd. Commissioners. will sell, at public
auction, at Fairfax Court House, on the FIRST
y AY OF NOVEMBER NENV, Court day,
the TRACT OF LAND upon which Robert
VI. Whaley formerly resided, near Centreyilie,
containing 1851 acres. The improvements con-
st of q lsrge and convenient FRAME fizsst1
DWELLING HOUSE, with all nocessa- N5Sssal.
~ outbui,dings. II is also well supplied with
wood il well wstered. and one OF the most de-
sirabo farms in that section of the county.
TERMS-Oue tenth ct the purchase money
TO DO paid in hand rs deposit; the residue in
o; sale; the title to be retained and the land
liable to be resold upon default in either
OF the deferred instalments. Stamps and con-
veysnces at tho cost of the purchaser.
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TUCKER & LUCAS,
FRANKLIN BRICKWORKS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Having put in operation one of the
FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINES
in connection with their hand made brick, are
now prepared TO furnish at 10 per cent cash less
than any other works in the United States,
BRICKS Of the finest quality and most supe-
rior make.
Builders and others wishing BRICKS would
do well to call and examine fo- themselves be-
lore purchasing elsewhere.
All orders entrusted to our care will receive
DrCmut attention. soy, TT
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PRICE $50 PER TON.

" 4 HEREBY announce to the public that
w Ri. Ruth 81 Co are no longer the agents
of BERGER " BUTZ for the sale Q. oir
EXCh LSIOR
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
This Super Phosphate has been in market
for ten years and being thoroughly and care
fully prepared and Of the very best quality, it
has given general and thorough satislactiOn.-
Every year we have endeayofui 10 improve its
value, and we are sure tina. al who buy will
find it the best in the market.
AGENTS: p III. HOOFF, Alexandria: i. w.
JAMES & CO., Warrenton; r. VI BENT
LEY, Leesburg. ~ 2l-3m
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Composed Of tho most concentrated mate
rials. it is richer in Ammonia and Soluble Pho5-
pilates than any other fertilizer sold, except our
Excelsior" and is made with same care and
upervsion-uniform quality guaranteed Fine
and dry, in excellent order for drilling. Pack
ed in bags and barrels.
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I J. TURNER & cos.
ANNOTATED
BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE.
ANALYSIS

Soluble Phosphate OF
Bone Phosphate Of 1867
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j. TURNER & CO.,
a. Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.
pvFuIS 6, a NvcnN
aug ll-2m Agents. Alexandria, Va.
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EXCELSIOR

We again call tho attention of the farmers
Maryland aad Virg MA to our
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HNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
VIENNA, Fairfax co., Va,

Corner North Capitol and II sts
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WOSDEgEIL ~ESTORATION OF
VOICE.

PRESLEY w. MooRELAND.
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For sale by sll Druggists.
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fNO WHEAT GROWERS!
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VEGETATOR.

W ~ -
A supply of this valuable Fertilizer Just re-
ceiyed bv THOS PERRY,
All 28 No. ID King st.
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OF THE LUNGS

/ street, near Thirteenth.
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ARnEsr or . nraprn no-rb noline on

ARREST OF A DEsPERApo.-The police on
yesterday arrested Lucien Beard alias
"hussian Bill" who Is said to he a member
OF the notorious band Of horse-thIeves
headed by Granville Montellr. Information
OF the presence Of Beard in the city was
communicated to the police early in the
morning of Yesterday, aud he was closely
watched until late In the afternoon. when be
was taken in custody. The arrest was made
at the packet landing-Beard. who was on
the q of the canal. having fired his pistol
VITO 4 crowd Of negroes who were on the
"Iueduct overlooking the landing, with
T. HON he became cnraged because of their
'ughin@ Mt him on account Of his drunken
ltics.
RHGrl made n desperate resistance when
,c officers arrested him, and drawing his
istol. attempted to shoot policeman
wright. He was disaImed before he could
IRE. cverpowered, and lodged in Jail. The
h1efof Police ~telegraphed to Richmond the
'ci OF the arrest, and received an answerto
I'D the prisoner on the charge Of horse
tealing. He was accordingly committed
- Jail.
As o 70 IA Beard was arrested somc eight
+ nine suspicious characters, who had been
rrking about tho city all day, took French
cave, and were no where to be found. The
rrest OF Beard is an important one, and
nay lead to developments which will put
stop to the DEMONSTRATING which has been
, Extensively carried on for some time in
u parts of the State. It is stated that 4
'lrge reward is offered for his capture
.ylch6urG Neus, 18th.
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A FELLow-FGHIIEs.-During the delivery
OF Miss olive Logan's lecture OH "Girls"
the other evening the fair lecturer, In her
confidential talk with "pretty girls" said !:
"Shall l tell you how l feel'' Well, / will
tell you. never saw a pretty girl in all my
Efc-one upon whose cheeks the roses were
b~lOoming-but that I wanted to fold her In
my arms and kiss her." A person of the
male persuasion, who had not seen more
than twenty-five summers. forgetfuT of the
dignity of the occasion, gave evidence of n
f"llnw-teeling by, In quite a loud voice, cx-
claiming 81 feel Just so, too."-Bufaio
Courier, December 18Th.
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high oficial-r am toll that the donlestics
OIL the executive mansion have been put in
livery. what this livery Ia ] an not In.
formed, but IL has TRANSFERRED" that s,val.
ioW-talls abound. | rpp there ~ =
hombshcll worked on each tail and n CRANE.
vine up the back. W. lever Il may he i,
Is unmistakable livery. It Is Significant
asiabor goes down under the present sv-.
lem OF oppression and DEGRADATION, The
marks appear. A we help the negro ont
~ ~ Ha'et!, tne white laborcr puts IN the
when his EXccllcncv was hauling wood.
In Illinois, he would have resisted TO ~
ueath any attempt to put the costume of \
save upon his shoulders. But now all i
hanged. Chr republican simplicity r,igar-
pears under the slough Of corruptinn. that
rots and smells, and stinks about the .o,nu-
cations OF our capital.-Don Pi0n.
OrTY on STEEL.-The WAYS and Means
Committee have been In session all day on
Steel. and after much and close discussion
the following result was reached On all
steel ingots. coils, sheets. and steel wire,
not less than onc-quarter Of mn inch In d.
ameter. thr"c cents per pound. iii lieu Of
the present duties. Whether the uniform
duty % three cents raises or reduces the eX.
!>ting tariff Is Il matter of discussion.
--------
A~ccIDENr,-On The arrival Of the Rich
mond train on Thursday evening last q
young lad named SHAY jumped of the cars
while in motion, on 1,.rryland avenue, and
had his right hand bGdl. mashed. Officers
HoliinSbergcr and Onard carried the SUI.
lercr to the Office Ct DR.. Dove, where he
was properly attended to.-K a~shtny,on
Chronicle.
4 New AND WONDERFUL DIscovERY.-A
machine for generating pure carburcfictl
hydrogen illuminating gas, that is superior
70 the best coal gas ever produced, and IT
fifty per cent. lrS' cost. BY q Washington
man.-F0rr"v'" yhr0n'ci".
1t has cG:!ic to ~ knowledge Of q ou,d
func mere that or. Tugh. president of one
OF the literary associations OF PHILADELPHIA.
before which Henry Ward Reechcr was en-.
gagged TO lecture, has notified that gentle
man that his name has been stricken from
The list of lecturers before that association.
The reason given by Mr.. Pugh is that the
are unwilling to hear the fecerend
" advocate OF trce-love and abettor Of adul-
terry" II is we'll that there is left some
where a sufficiently keen sense of right ey-
isting TO rehuke Beecher a. he deserves
WASHINGTON iettcr-Baihmore Gazette.
James Warner (colored), n well-known
restaura1t-keepcr Of Washington city, and
n member Of the grand jury whose term cx- :
pired Friday, on the receipt of his fee So
immediately rendered the same to Mavor
Bowen, and requested him to cxpcnd it for
the benefit of The poor of The city.
j. II. Hennessev WAS arrested IN Wash-
Friday on = warrant issued by Chico
Cartier, Of the District Sunrc =.
Court, charging him with having received
Il bride while .cting MS Assistant United
subsequently, released 0 IL giving bail for n
!
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Associated Press te;csr"ms.
The Case OF Virginia in t'ie Reccn'
struction Committee.
WAsH1SGrox, December 1S.-The Recon-
structiou Committee this morning are hear
ing an immense amount Of evidence regard
inc local politics in Virginia ana the con-
duct of the Virginia Judiciary. lnere
seems no prospect of the committee taking
definite action III the matter to-day.
Second Dispatch.
w December lS.-The Recon
struction Committee has postponed the con,
sideration of the admission Of Virginia until
after the recess Of Congress.
The Georgia Bill Passed.
WAsH1SGroS, December 1e.-The Senate
adjourned at 80 O'clock this morning, alter
passing the Georgia bill by a vote OF ~ to
.. The only changes made are the auop-
ton of the fifteenth amendment as q pre-
hminary to restoration ard Inc reteh-
ton Of their seats in the Legislature by
those who may claim that they served the
C%onfederacy under duresS. The title Q. the
bill was amended to read "promote,' In
stead of I" perfect" the reconstruction Of
Georgia.
The bill viii be taken up In the House
Monday, and there seems TO be no douh'
that it will be rushed through under tht
operation of the previous question.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON, December ls.-The day
! after alternate snow and rain. closes VITA
heavy gaic- oo
The revenue receipts to-day were $500,
| OGO.
The Banking and Currency Committee
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The TENNESSEE PORTRAIT ASD MEDALS OF
(;ESrnAL GEORGE II. THoMAs.-NdShrHe,
December I1.-Some weeks ago Ar. HING
kie, Of Hardin, made a proposition III ne
n~ortrait OF General George II. Thomas
hanging in the State library, ana painted al
fhe expense OF the state, which Proposition
failed by a large majority. General Thomas
has written n ~letterto John Ruhm, OF Nash
Vile, stating that he has written It letter TO
the Speaker of the House to ascertain the
cost of painting the portrait, adding that he
would refund the money. lie also says lie
win return to the present legislature, Sc!
soon as lie can yet it, the gold medal voted
him Nv the last Legislature in comm"mora-
ton OF the Union victory over the Contcde-
rate forces III front Of Nashville iii Decein-
Der, 1864.
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An "Outrase- Exploded.

MAccS, Ga, December 1S.-Mr. s. W.
BoyDlon, of Milledgeyille, in reply to inqui-
ries Of the editors of the Macon Telegraph
about the recent alleged outrage on Darne!l
i O;Neii thsre, te!egraphed that he has
heard nothing of such an "outrage," the
only ground for it being a small dispute be-
tween Peter O'Seil and a man named Wall.
under the influence Of whiskey. Darnell
protested to believe that lie was in danger.
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4 LOCOMOTIVE BLows TO PlEcEs:-Ihc
boiler of the locomotive engine AIonZo
TAFT" attached t. q wood train on the LIT
tie Miami railroad, exploded yeS.eE"aE
about two miles west Of the cly' Al" ~
rn,nntiro was blown from the track, and,
with the tender ard two cars, thrown down
an emhankmcnt. The fireman and engineer
we're blown, as they express II, ky
high" and came down some distance OF
one il Il pond near the road, aud the olnei
IN a corn-iicld. They were stunned ana De
yviIdnrrl hv this tumble, but neither on,
was seriously injured. \ brakeman named
Conklin. who lives at West Jefferson, s'is'
tanned >aycre injuries. His arms leg
were either crushed Or bruised. II there
were severe injuries about the head. ihe
injured man was brought to the city IN +;
raboose car and received proper surgica
attention, The bursting Of the boiler Il
not satisfactorily accounted for CoiHna0U'
lUhio) Jouruu!, December IA.
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crr1sc-Gvs TRAP-Two IoUEG LADIES
SuOr.-C hicaG0. December T.-At Aurora
lact evening two young ladies named Ad-
dymau were walking past the residence OF
samuel McCartv, accompanied byayounSer
brother. AS they reached the gate the lad
took hold OF it, when instantly a gun was
discharged. 4 portior.o Of the shot struck
one OF the sisters in the mouth, Knocking
out her teeth the balance of the charge
lodged in the shoulder OF the other lady;
Both are severely injured. The gun had
been set with u spring to shoot boys VINO
nulled down the fence. hctarty Is one OIL
the most respectable citizens OF Aurora
He will be arrested.
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MATTERS IN New YoRK-lSDlcThENI OF
Observation-Disclosures EsTATE.-Neu
YORK.. December 17.-Daniel Ncfariano
was formally indicted to-day by the grand
ilrv for the murder Of "A. d. Richardson.
Informal application was made 10 tue S 5or,
rooafc to-day for administration on Albert
- HirbardSon's estate by his brother. on
his own hehalf. He stated that the wlaov:
and children were in MasSachusetts,-ana
that the bulk Of the property, except ON
$4,000 worth of Tribune stock, was IN New
Jersey. His application was denied on the
ground that the administration belonged te
The widow or children Of the deceased.
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will send a subcommittee to New York to
investigate the late gold panic.
The impeachment OF Judge Trigg, Of
Tennessee, for alleged Partially against
the Government, Is probable.
The telegraph lines are working badly
on account of the storm.
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Russia Is now building her own locomo,
tiros, the first ten having just been com.
plrtcd.
Il has been whispered for some time In
London that The friend who enabled Mrs,
John Wood to open q theatre in London
was nome other than Mr. Feabody.-Neet
York Times.
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Financial and Com mercial.
Grn<n md EIuur rnrAe.x
Cons AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, I
RI@rMoSD. VA, December Is, 1864. I
nrE-pfNGs

OFFERINGS.
Utsri.-Thitc 900 bushels. Red, G2 bushels.
CJrn.-Whlt". I,25! bushels. Mixed, II bushels.
OdtS.-s;6 bushels.
SALES.
Vheat.-Whlte. So bushels prime on private
terms 32t bushels very good 20 prime at Sl.35 81
bushels at g.. 3c3: 20 bushels at SI.c7! S. bushels
at sl.2o 10 bushels very inferior ut S%l-total: i6'
bushels. Red, 2f! bus els 1T s1.21i llg bushels
very good IT Si.3n: is bushels fair ut SL3S; Sc
bushels st 81. 20 d bushels Inferior al SLlo-total.
6i bushels.
(nrD.-H hi.c, 40 bushels worry good new on pr
yatc terma III bushels oil at 81 $50 bushels prime
new at 00c.: 2U0 bushels wce"ii-eaten old at 00c.: $50
bushels damp new AT s3c.-total, eS1 bushels.
Mixed. II bushels new mt Sc.
OatS.-lc0 bushels very govd at SIC: 200 bushels
very good AZ SIC.
E-ENHTnITED.
WheGt.-Nhitc, $50 bushels. Red, Il bushels.
Corn-Wh!te, 90 bushels.
Observation-Disclosures or Wheat llgh: to-day
white Wheat clc. lower. Corn In good demand,
ami -reaGy fornew. Oats dull aud lower. Nothing
cone In Eve.
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NALL 1sy,-GRAND OPENING,

WHAT YOU WANT,
w AND WHERE TO F. 1T,
Is At lS17 MAIN STREET.
where vou can find an excellent stock anu the
latest STYLES OF linens ri! boFS'
READY-NADE CLOTHING and fthHlShE"
GOODS
-. OWN rpIcrS tImu any house IN the state.
You that hay are the best Judges IN tue case
l,u and examine for Yourselves Ut the store OF
JULIUS KRAkER,
Merchant Tailor.
1917 Main street.
Look for The sign OF the RED POST. nos
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Cotton Statement for the Week.

lev YORK, December i.-Tfe following Ia the
stat.mcat OF the cotton trade 1T NIL United States
ports for the past week Receipts. 100. $50 bales.
Expor's-To Great Britain, Gc52 bales to the
Continent n, 10 bales. Stock IN hand and ship
board not yet cleared 32l. 2ll bales.
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FOR LIVERPOOL All

ouEESSTOwN.l EgSS
ISMAN LINE or STEAMERS, SAILING
FRO NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
BATES OF P~AsSAGE31 THE ~SATrRDAY
First cabin, PGgabks In Cold.
Liverpool or Queenstown. .slco %
Seerfage. PGyd1tc in currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ..,............ 30 !"
PASSAGE BY TvESDAI STEAMER VIA HALIFAX i:
Liverpool or Queenstown tgoldl .............$ 10 o.
Halifax gold 70 %
st. Johns, n. F., By branch steamer tgoldI.. 10 W
Storage, Payable Ia Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. t............... wv
ftallltA. :. !. -.
St. Johns, \. f., by branch steamer. ....,.. 80 %
Tickets sold to aud rom England, treisnd, and
tho Continent, nj moderate rates.
For further Information apply ut the Conpany9s
Offices. JOHN 6. DhLE, Agent,
is broadway, New York; or TO
C.. & CO., Agents.
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NATIONAL n

stssmers weekly 10 LIVERPOOL @fsT.
calling 1t QUEENSTOWk, eaytngessa1Aks
pier Il North river every Saturday
FEANCE. QUEEN, HtLNETJA.
DENMARK, Erin, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND. VEGiSIt, LOUISIANA
CABIN passage, 500 aud S,5, currency.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-20
Foreign News.
THE BRITISH PRESS,

LoNDoN, December 1.-THE Alabama
question is again cngross!ng public atten'
fishes 4 long communication in the Times
this morning, wherein he asserts that the
European States refused to consider JcfIcr-
son Davis and Robert Z. Lee /" pirates" foI
the same reason that France long before re-
iuSeGt TO 50 regard Benjamin Franklin. The
analogy III the cases OF Paul Jones and A0-
mjral Semmes be thinks complete, and
thence goes onto draw obvious differences.
The Uaiiy NcWs, in an article to-day Oh
Canadian matters, says "England's set
tied colonial policy is Il marriage Of allcc-
ton, if possible that falling, one Of convc-
uicNce. No cabinet Of conference will ever
gain propose one of force"