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CITY.
HON CHARLES rE1NsE,s 4ppo1NrHEKrs

The Hon. Charles Feinse the Democrats;
candidate for Superintendent of Public In
suction will speak upon state educational
topics and the political issues of the day,
either in the German or English Languages,
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THE best thing out is the "Bonfsuti'' Cor,
set the same as sold by A 7. Stewart i Co.,
New York. For sale By a. Il. Mayo. SGT.
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D.. SEP. RAILRoAD.-It is thought
that the track layers on this road will surely
reach De Witt on Friday next.
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CITY BULLETIN.


CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND b PACIFIC 4. B.
ILLIsoIs pIvrsIoH-from Rock Island to Chicago.
LEAVE. I'VE.
Day Express and Mail, 7:30a. IN. e:2o p. m.
Night Express, 1000 p. m. $40 a. m.
IOWA pIvrsIos-from Davenport to Council Bluff.
Day Express and Mail, $50 = m. 700 .. M
Night Bxprsss, 7:00 p. m. 9:25 p. M
WEBSTER UNION R. h.
1.0h ROCK ISLAND TO RACIaE
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
express Hall, $3.50 a. N. 6:50 p. u.
Al1sd Passenger, $500 p. m. 1900 ID.
RICK ISLAND b PEORIA R.R.
rsoh AocK ISLAND TO COAL VALLEY
Regular Train, TOO a. m. Hoo a. M
Regular Train, loo I'm. 500 .. m.
ROCKFORD, r. ISLAND 4 ST. LOUIS R. R.
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L 0 G A L n OH G f S {.

VELVET just received at May Bros by
Express, all colors and shades of trimming
velvet. Call and see them
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TOWNSHIP MEETING.

THE DEMOCRATIC AND coNsEKVa-
| TIVE voter, of the Township of Rock 10
land are reouestsd to meet at the Court House,
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eEA Moss FARISE from pure Irish Moss. for
1 1aoe mango. Puddings, Oustards, Creams, DC.
me cheapest hsalthiest, and most delicious food
In the world. 'os'
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Young ken's Library A,.ootation.

The rooms Of the Young Men. I.ib,.,y A.,o-
citation are open from 10 A. NJ mill no p. M.
every day except Sundays. A large and well
selected assortment Of works now on hand.
Tickets three dollars, whon can Away, b. nr.-
cured of the Secretary m.vsdIr
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HON s. s. MARsHALL.s APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. S. s. Marshall who delivered
such an able speech at the State Convention
| will speak at the following places
AT Monmou nth, .......-........ Got. ).
CROCK ISLAND
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LOGAN was first q democrat, next rebel
and then rad cal. Edcilis descensils 4rerni
Chicago Times.
Logan so Disguised his own party at hi.
speech here few days ago that we did not
mention the speech at ali out of sympathy
for the poor fellows. Oglesby spoke yester
lay afternoon, but did not mend the mis-
chief Logan did. He did not touch a single
ssue before the people. There was neither
truth in his statements, or sense or reason in
his logic. One would have thought he had
been told that his hearers were all fools, bu,
the dull, listless manner in which his state
nents were recorded showed that such was
aot the case. His principal effort was made
st whipping into the ranks the dissatisfied
Of the party, and from the remarks We have
heard since he failed in this event. Said
one: "They had better keep such fools as
quiet as possible, few more such speeches
will carry the county democratic
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Saint Mary's Academy,
NOrRE DANE. INDIANA,
Under the Direction Of the
Sisters Of the T DIV Cross

This Institution is situated on the St Joseph
Rive, eighty miles cart of Chicago, via Michi-
gan Southern Railroad and two miles from the
hourishing town of South Bend. The site is IN
pSrallslod in loveliness; eighty acres are laid
out in fine pleasure grounds. The course Of study
is very extensive and thorough, embracing all
the branches of a solid and refined education.
The 3Oth Semi-Anuual Session opens on Mon
day, September 5th, $50.
For Catalogue. address Mother NJ. Angela.
Superior, St. Msry's Academy, Notre Dame
Post Office Ind lana ugIo-d9n,
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"SPALDING's GLUE will mend your ways,
or anything else that needs mending
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MIME
sofa r. K.
From Pock Island to Burlington.
Passengers from Rock Island goina over this
HE " Ill take the regular train going west the
divisi) N OF the U. X. l. 4 p. X. R., CONNECTING
a. Columbus junction, IS follows -
10 arlington, $3.50 n. m. 200 p. u.
To Look Island, 9:25s. IN. 500 p. M
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RIVER NEws-This morning the Musca.
tine left for St. Paul, and the Rock Island
for keokuk. No boat for ST. Louis.
The Tom Jasper, which should have lef,
for st. Paul yesterday, was behind time and
did not leave here for that place until this
morning.
Tomorrow the Belle of La Crosse is due
for St. Louis, the New Boston for Keokuk.
and the Jennie Brown for Clinton.
A collision occurred last Wednesday, near
Dubuque, resulting in the withdrawal of on.
of the Diamond Joe" line of the boats for
repairs. The Alex. Mitchell and Ida Fulton
were passing each other in coon slough,
when the former ran into the latter, carrying
away part of her wheel, on the larbosrd
side and rendering it perfectly useless. The
Nellie Kent has taken the place of the
Fulton in the freight line, for the time
being.
The Jennie Brown, on her up trip, las
Friday, was compelled to lose her return
trip, on Saturday, in consequence of taking
load of freight above Dubuque, but made
it Sunday and is again rrnning on regular
time.
The river is at stand, with good stage
of water.
Freights down stream are fair up stream
light.
Police CouRT.-Mrs. Hannah Buckley
was brough. before Magistrate Croppe,
yesterday morning on change of being
drunk and disorderly. Not satisfied witt
her exploits of Friday last, for which she
exercised her woman's rights by paying s.
and costs she was again found Displaying
her talent in the talking line,-of which she
was an abundance and to spare,-on Satur
day afternoon by the police, who kindly gave
her a room to herself in the "Drury Hotel"
for which privilege she was only charged
$40 and costs. She was released on secur
ity.
Mennas Exner put in an appearance at
court yesterday morning, on charge OF
6ghting-in company with some person
unknown-Mr. Michael O'Connell. E1ner
was found guilty and fined $40 and"cosss
in default Of which he was committed to the
"Hotel."
Dan McEnery, OF Moline, on his way home
from Iowa where he had purchased farm
sarried in this city yesterday long enough
to get drunk and to be committed to Jail.
10 the evening his loving spouse paid his
nns-so and costs-snd took him home.
No cases to day.
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The above Trains make close connections ct
Sterling for all points West on the North western
Railway. and at Chicago with all trains going
east and South.
Puilmans Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars accompany all night trains.
Through Tickets to Chicago and all points
east can be obtained at the Compsny's Ofiee in
Rock Island and Moline.
Trains run by Chicago time, which is Is min
ates faster than Rock Island time
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For loss of appetite use Equine Powders.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

This mail arrives Tuesdays and Friday 8
and departs W Wednesdays aad Saturdays, Thi,
route terminates at New Windsor
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
ALspo NAIL $3.50 p. m. 900 9. N.
Mail matter for Camden Mills, Andalnsis
Edgington, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, Oquawks, t.
0quawks Junction, (SagetownJ, also for Pieassn
Ridge, GaIliit, Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City
Drury, Copper Creek, and Millersburg, goes BY
this route.
soEHoUTH NAIL 700 p. m. 700 .. m
This mail arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdsys. All mail matter for Presumption, sus7
Viola, North Henderson, Spring drove, Richand
Grove and Monmouth, should be ssnt by this
route. Also Centre Ridge on Thursdays.
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FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE CHEAP MY STORE
L fixtures, such as Scales, Tea Caddies, Candy
Jars, Counters, shelving, Ac., also, good Iron
Safe and Show Case ELIZA DIXON.
Cor Rock River and Exchange street,.
semi O. DIFF
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Use Equine Remedies and be your own Dostor,
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Sisters Of Charity Of the B. '. NJ,
WILL REOPEN
TUE8DAY, August Is, 1870,

Young Ladies will he received AZ Boarder.
Half bOarders, and Day Scholsrs. The course
of instruction, as heretofore, comprises all that
constitutes q thorough, useful and ornamental
education, viz English, Latin. French and Ser.
man languages, Music or Piano, Organ, Harp
and Guitar, plain and ornamental Ncedlework
Dress making, &c.
The Sisters have opensd. in of the tene
nent houees, 3 school for boys under ten years
If age.
For further particulars inquire at the Academy
On Eighth street, bet. Brady and Main, 81 ad
iress by letter the
jy14-dtf SISTER SUPERIOR
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Nervous Debility,

Horse diseases require Equine Remedies.
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ALL the latest styles of cloths, cassimeres
and doe skins at Fl. Fl. Mayos. SIT
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The sqia householder IT leal Of iani'v hal
hereafter 81, apcrt aud ho!d irr bInec.t aH
family homestead Gilt Of aO7 property F"T*-
he exempted and may, in is discretion, Ok
tesrmine in what manne1 ana on What cortitino7
he mag thereafter hot, for tho he:et,F q p: p!
scls IN; family, such personal property a. ~
may lave, and coming withia he r. ;i' 80
bee by made. But this #ectiol SAL; H2I &c
construed as authorizing Inc GensIa! As:Sm
bly, to defeat or impair the bene:i;s ;nteado:: I
j.: conferred ' the provisions of :h!s article
SEXTON 6. At act CT tho General Assertion
cptitled AN act 10 exempt inc nonle:Leal5 c
families from, forced salcs, pss-a" Anr'' -
iaE- = hr;at,I Tciiaaiot:
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VIRGINIA n EsSS,

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IL ~ ID -, Tr.I,o- g.
cgsc q H'''9i 'S' IKE ''a"H u 't-'
;.ndeI coEaH1ctst;'a' az
VA, y, hchaM RI The rIa;ntifT and Mr.. Tsan
- Smi,h - Alr-an,lr,s. trI!ffHyc: a.. :t...
a.,
= s7,-,,,;- ,,o,.r, :, r;ch-,,n,i
IN ''' We - I'''''''' |''~'' ,,:.,..',r
on Saturday, II tue caie c: certain 'ie'''''' -
the Bank CT Virginia ye. ). (. Isrdy ana -.
j Saunders, Receivers ami Trustees, The
court gave written ORDER Carrying ont tho ora
decision pronounced tow days ago, AT" Thrn
ba, been published in the Gazette.
Tb, n s Court was cnysged Oh Saturday
:.I.tC..,or;,l, p,,uo>ch G,r a!Icy.j
III ''-' 'i'"' VI .;..
dealing IN uoguS tooacco '1"n'' hnL i H.
snecch for the prosecution W was mace y VII
z Zach, District Attorney. Inc jury Er"!'!'"
a verdict of guilty, but recommended cc'nc:cE
in tic sentence.
lama, " s,,,n.iI editor oi the Richr1ond
o".''' - :,,,,.. -
Enquirer Is i c'h''sa:'' '"' a.Fe.'"
publ" obstruction, james hlcDo"aiI!, - 2a!-
Ter OF the Richmond hig, Ii a ?ah1'l'iH l"F
SECRETARY OF the commemorate.
rg,e C;ot. - +, h. 3ivide,! iulo s:stccn .u,!i
M ,;,., T,,so,o Tn.
c!2l circt"s' lie Cotint'eS u 1. 'uuo''''
quer, Prince William, tair!aS, hapHahahhorN
and Alexandra vii constitute the ''NT'n'' =
| circuit,
r,,,.r-,ro "a Noior Jobn cco,, ,p,i Mr..
.3 ~ H. - .o ,-ocrncoa -. ~.2d:6.fn,
tsl'iI G !. = t,cTr.y AIr Aldr;dc.
i,'' orl. ~ IT,. co,,ntp coi,-f " Oh.
p -'l 10y '"' on,onrtIv nsr1ci IN c,aucari,p T.h
| ,bn .tnr;ffsitv. tho ices OF which n.ccr The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-31

REMAa1s.--Tho market OPEN this morning
with very light demand for Flour and thn
onstators Of Is;t weel: Wnro unchanged. &c"
Wheat thcra was good enl.nd, bn: the "i'er-
ings on Change war. light, amoHntin&f0 i ool'.
1850 bushels rel; taken at 10. IL. ~. l-a ~
and l23. C"rn was in far roTu Il; sale "i
u nits 1T % mixed stso, s. and 70, md y"il'"
a. S.: offerings II 300 bu=he:5 Ne7Y light 70
oeipt. of Ryn, and small sales "nlr reported st
a. Ss % OF Oats ct So.
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AUCTION SALES.
1.USTEF:T SALE OF TECTSi9Fij.

'sEH l. s. !:Ft% SALE OF TECII Si2ft.
T. ,-iItuo oi s ,.>ct e tr,. I -,aic - ;an:.r
J. 1cbpe and Ti.c - John ,ia77oT G1t G.07G
&. ro7cIl, e. Trustees, fo- tn 0cnor. Ct u J,
!,n-,n:l Truc4nn for tao Unriracs o. t.n;,'o Be-
c7,Era. Gnc'l.. dated the ii GAr o? April. 1870
md of record in the Clark Office e !0uda"r,
Cn..~ty. Carr!, / W, p:gGo l@5, Il" u2do-:iC"
81 orc Of whom il the Surviving T-UstnN a.
iLn othcr the subsltutol Trustee, vi! Offer, n
nuhiic sGIo 70 tho highest BIDDER, hc:c!o Il
,,rurt House door, in tho town y. LcoHo"ra
yirsi1ia, or TUESDAY,, the 18th day q &c,
r,:sTv. 1870, being tho II day CT ~ Co'-;.
Court, that valuable FARM known g: "TE
GiTMSEH.n contain .ng nbOut 1ii acres e! .>a@
eit,..nd on tho waters Of Bull Run. patty l.
i.nGao,,n bid partly il Prince y ~. cJar,9
Th.. land IL q: !nn DUALITY, well ..3r!I~or
Md :, II III respects Il :Gc=. d. .:-hia far"
5Gec-cc GC Tie tr4cl va can~oTc! ~ G..
T.Nh: +, y. G T:rnd.c. Ire ...a&irGo. g..
lGntrnct. continuing s..,p... :: :.scc-, - Wiki.
here : 3 valuable gD;:." c! hr-vtes, VII. - e.
-g,d. and after wards the t:i.ct %. J.. } ne.
Tie land will Or surveyed Sn'j r:%ra nG'.5...
cd On tho GG? >! 5a.c,
TERMS -rnc small trac. o: sD.2l i" G-.s
Wal 10 sod foc c=sh. Scr the oOH &o!2 IA
enough il: CASH will he required t. ,pey. the -
rnnsas Q! sG!o, and TIC residue q 10 dob: g.
interest soc;.rri-sny about thirty. f"o 4"nJcc
dollars. For the remainder Q. tho pro"
mcner, bond bearing interest l7c-G CA %! -
secured by deed Of tru.: CT t:.o premise g.
p.v:t:c ir cGual i-stnl rN"Tte {. 60 "''G ="
yc&ra will ho required.
John .tNNEN, S"ry z. 't-U to
IA y y Svt -
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t~f1HMIsSl0ahRs' iALEoF LAND.

l. rucsuanns c" : decree the CIRCUIT CoHr1
&C FairfnA count, pronounced nt it, November
tarra, 1864, in The suit Of Cocmea, Trustee vs.
Coleman anf others, me undersigned will offer,
It pubic anlc, 1t Fairfax Court House 90 On
MONDAY, tho Dist Gav Of February, 1859,
Court day, the TRACT OF LAND formerly
belonging T. Chs-l"- 7 Coleman, containing
l65 acres. e
This land !: IN . daarablc noighborhocd, Q;
good quality, with tclerahle improvemants, An
adjoining Hollands ofW ebster, Newman and oln'
crS. and is situated about two miles from herh-
don stat ;on, and in p country much sought aNcr
By Northern so:tiers
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AUCTION Sales.
TIE : st & ~ :: ). i.j..

!
22th. 1868 ereaatc: b. Sarnuci Il. Maqgs and
~iio. mi 3nl- recorded, tho undersienedl'
Irrstco cho7ci- Hsnc4, iii, OF SATURDAY
The in d. G.: February, 1870, in front Of ne
Mayors oiico, III tho city Of Alexandria. at j.
o clock H.. oj'"r f. ealo: By public nnrt'oii, =
about orc uiia north 0C Gnilio-d depot, a., i
& r. r. r., with 8 small LOG HOUSE tGsas ina
luaroon, containing ono hln0roG ard Cor -9saass-
= 'l:!'' sorna, moro or .asa.
1ERM&-- Gosh rs 20 so n?uc!! q tic proceeds
.: $50 IS may be ncccssar. t. dotrHy tho e.
interest; and Tho residue in throo equal p"7
monta, 20 become due rs follow, The first, Oct
- $50, ana tho other two pay incnts Oct 22I!
1871 ana 1872, rcspoc,iralT. with i!,tercst t7cH
G.,'. 90 1880 jOHA W. GkEhN,
,n ,I-td Trustee.
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The =at9 :" ,Ha !arl Il John =. Rogers, IN
FarouicrCo., advertised hr Mcssrs. No!anaaaj
Rogers did not take p!noe, b.. ~, postponed
50 'G,:es:a?, aiarch 1870, - axe Place hc:o:c
the Court House IN WsTFenton Fauqvier 90.
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Dir. NokENzEE-It WILDE seen h@ reference
10 our telegraphio dispatches that lion. Lewis
McKep2ie, Representative from tha5 district
whose sect was contested, has been admitted
az q menbe, of the Z. s. House 0! Rcprcsen'
-ntiuea
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iouloua CO., Jan l5-co,s
SEDSTNALiJAELE REAL ESTATE fpH
va SAFE ~, \ Iii'TtGS

III 81 u. y = UJIi UN.
By virtun Of deed OF trust executed /" il
by Ronrv Is. GoEidenHn nd wife, OF Eo;GT! I
The Clerks Office of Wcstmorelnnd county, an
in pursuanco Of written instructions from! -
parties secured thoroby, / shall, Oh the III
Day or FEBRUARY, 49,, il FIR, otn"rw'.'
on tfr lrst fair day thereafter, 4 neon, p"
e. "a to an. tor cash, On She rren.l.oj. I" ~
i:yi.c.l bidder. tGAt mo:t Il = . !
TRACT OF LAND known D w Il r.
ruINT,' lying Immediately OF tho .P"tom"
river. in tho upurr part Of Westmorcland c.
con:Hining G@3 a&ros. moro C lcae. Tho h"1!d
irgs uron this farm are superior, tbs tard
!a. sod for S2oo' y yea, exclusive 0! y MOS, 81.
uablo i.hing shoe a.i dcrr'i, q: '."v"'
roIn,nsn.;Hy II rcnty sale.
Tho ti.!o 10 his property J. nJ.:G. - - J..
.ndisput&bin and ,.iihout incuDbranc". {
cert hi: Iced bu! selling G' TRUSTEE i -h".
only Conya7 tie titln vested IN ne r. sHch.
JOHN 3. LEWIS, Trustee
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y eatmoraiaTd co., AN l1-coi'
NV Green e. 70 iEG,

Real Es,at" Agent; mld AuctionHcT,.
sNjNlMI&&lONEK SALE. --hv virtue 81 8,
{ ,ipcrca Of the Ci7cf!il Court for A!cE.Edr:h
count. Virginia, rendered at is .Iune Tern.
1850, N tho suit u Rowe, p.":nt!i. =. ;:|h,5.'
i, a., defendants, tho "ndH?s gnct, comp, q,
-:o,.ors thorain named, Nill procc'!, n -
I1EDhY, the i:lh day Of February, lh,U, at .
O'clock m ;, in front ri tho Mayor of'i"S' IN -"
city Of Alexandria. 60 soil, BY publ" auction i"
certain TRACT or LAND, il I'll" county, 60.
ALEXANDRIA continuing ten acres, and hoth!rd
rs follows On Tho north hy- queer stree! c.
tended on TIC ca5l h. T"|nEend BaG@"t"5 80
on ne south hT Cameron street "E:cnc' q, 81.
on TIC wet b. EIocI.s Run JnH portion
! tho trsot c@nr"y"t :" =. z. diso" - 49,
Z. Ramsay.
TEHM>-uao.trnt!! :" ~ pni'! II ."sn, a.
FOR the re. iuc tho hon,S 81 !ho purchaser vi
good security, and %tth Interest from tic '"'
Of aala, 80 10 ts:en n three cIu"; suns, pays
BIZ AZ =, !" cnl - iuo7!h", respcHl"rN.-
Stamps aah "angovnnciH- n the COS. of T."
pIrcha="r. " NJ. X. DU LAN !
Gro. ". BRENT.
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ssy Green ~ Wise,

Rrt.t r. tatG I: agents ana ENC ll'pNtrtS.i
! pY VlKTua OF = DEED or THuaI.
! u datoL january ,. 1865, o;eG"tch - 4. NJ
TAT .ad VITO and duly recorded, the aL:'r
| ,ienei Trustee thcrc!n named, will, %.
| THURSDA !. tho Ga DAY @! February hc"
| in from: ofthn Mayor Office. in the c:t% o! j. T.
cEsndria, Virgins. offer for sale, 10y pI2.,,.
! auction tho fn!!owioG property, yjl; n jpI
OF GROUND in .sid city, with BRICK g:gts
S;O,!II And j. YELLING thereon, be E!g.a
; ginning OF &c south side IL King 81. - .r':
the wcs %..,l Of Fairfax tree, - fee; f"u''
and 80 feet dec; "Hr; occcp!at by q. A":".
Tho ssil property gill br sold TO pay G"'i
5000. nrI what interest may hnvo accruel, e"
cured ny asit decd 10 Mrs. 5iarScrn. i. H!'..
uEOkDE v. BRENT.
Jan : &C. Trustee
COS. L. HhiGt'
MERCHANT TAILOR,
80. SOUTH ROYAL 5iI:EEj
las ius; 1Goivrd . good line Of
CLOTHS,
TA'5.;IMERE3,
and VESTTNG$,
for g"nt!cne-'s ;Ye:.r, 20 which 10 invite T.!
tcntion. ""t Ii.
WHlTE GOODS.
We ~. Q: ?ect.l attention &, oar r!.c'. ST.
Jackonc, CaLnbric2.
'!.il and Striped CarnhCi.a
EainsooS .tusira-with " variety 81: "to'
in this line.
Gall AMI examine them Il! .......,
jan - ROBERT l.. WODD :.
WANTED, rs GUVEKNE>S in by Iamiiy.-
" LADY,, competent to teach four children.
between the mGe' 81 and y ycaTa. S.l4 y.
bo expected to each tWo Of lhG:n - the p.n1
KOBT. BEETLEY, Ir.
II fn-d I.cIdOf,n count
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-31
f,-!.AEIi&HEU 1870

- vVry largo and c2lnprohcnsiv" stock
81 Ci.,ncts. hla:ting2, ''Hrt%in7, Rue, u'i
Cloths, &C, upp"r doors.
Washington y, G., i47 l3--2e"it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-31

Cen. r.. T.. Lee, is not able to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Peabody, 10 which he had been
invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-31

it is announced that "SenaroE Lewis, Of Va,
Waited the President on Es,urday and had .
long interview with him.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

1i1Ia9s .Mppliciruna iebr iiberroi1eno iein mnBte
uno Dem IS oaber Niemanb perar9en piro, DUB CT
tpie beeIIen aus ieinem Bet iprana uno oas tur TIN
sdnai9 iiberhaiIise Mittel seeen gaudpeb nn'pll.
lis BON f4 itieb. Ser aber, fiir ben e bslt!mmt
mar, beourfte ieiner nidt = er bate h 10 ber5lib
ausgelabt uber bic tpioertpdrtige 9ituaton, in Die
feline fiiriDrsIibe @attin obne ibr Werlhuloen 9es
ratben tpar. oaB Der 2ebihmers tuie megseblalen
mar Das junee Yaar perleB nit benz eriten Wor.
gen5uge Die Staot, uno Der auf 10 eigentbumllhe
Weile in ietnem SdbIafe aetDrte Serr bat, als Nm.
benten an ben l1mi1las bon ih6ner Sano, elm fei.
neg, nit bem 9tamenssuge Der gi9nerin 9eldtes
Saidentub in ieinem Beiib uno geoentt es aud un=
ter ieinen anoeren grinnerungsSeihen oil erlebte
i1Dne Stunoen auf5ubetpabren.
0or Capt. Millert einem Sriebensridter in
Blot Ssnob, NO., eribien am Wfontag Elm Der ShId=
Jerei in0 bes Strabenlcanbals angeflagter Wtann.
sine Surp 5olte ber iein Verseben 5u @eriht lben,
aIs Der Mngetlaete 6 erbob unb erfldrte, seeen els
ne Sarp, in peId)er Srldn6er ober Oeutid3e idben,
protetren sl miiIIen ct mole nur BON einaeborenen
amerifanern abgeurtbeilt tperoen. Sem Wanne
tann aebclfen peroen, oaften Die @erid)tsbeamteu,
ino ebe Der ansetlaste ii6 oeien perlab, bate ct
lebs einseborene Mmertaner Dor iih iiBen. - BON
oenen aber ieber ihmars we Sinte par.- Das tpar
lenn freilid3 nod ment9er nod benz 8el1mafe oes
Birbigen, unb ct beetle id, Die ueberpeiiuns iei=
nes Yro3eiies an Elm anoeres 8eridt 3u ermirten.
Solt McGIarnep, elm alter Snterpdloer in
StablpiQe, WD.. erleste neulid, an einem Sonntag
Dtorsen, Dor Der 4irden5eit adt W0lfe in Der Ndbe
ienes Yabes, uno bate bas Wersnusen. $40 fir bic
Ropfbdute berIelben ein5nftreiben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09
Gine quite Tarnt su perfaufen.

Cine CUTE garm fInfunb Hebsnus @fsr Qanbes nit
enem Granetaus, einem auten 8runnen unb swe St9dr
ten earauf anbertbdlt Meen ipeb Ga 8u, geartpn
g., Sbip 1T u sefaufen. Der 9res 1T $35 per ader.
N6bcre guefunft srtteit gbrifan Dbl lptter auf benz
@lase; pber Sultus Strslis, @ssat bss gBsbOtn, in
Bartram 9lpd, NRaripn, Sbto.
gbriftian Sdlotter.
mai n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09
Infer 8I6ertifh.

- ST. 6. Steiser, % uno "a Grnnffort straBe
Nem 'yort, bat in Der neueiien drummer ieines y3i.
teraril6en Monatsberidts" einen Yreis bon $50
fir Die bette. pbiectip sebaltene biitoriie Stlsss
oes ielbffanoisen seiitisen 2ebens Der Oeutiden in
NOrean,erifa ipesieQ bebonbelno Die oeul d. ameri=
faniibe Yreiie uno oeren ginfuB auf oe @eitaltune
Der Werbdltnfe in Der Union" ousselhrieben. Sn
Vetreff oes Ndberen permeien mir auf Die erpdbnte
WtOnatsi6rft iuelhe Sober, Der feline Aoreile Dem
yerle9er eini6idt .unenteeltlh uno franfrt erbdlt
9Hie mir ibon frlber mtseibelt baben, lit jens
Sbrift oeren 5peiterYanb peben per0ffentlidt pur=
De, gum Organ bes oeutih h-amerifaniidaen Gebrer-
Saees sepdblt moroen, mas ibr belonoern Bertb fir
Ss9rer perleibt. SIM llebrsen m0dbtsn mir tie bel
oeier @elesenbeit allen. Die iid3 fir oeule 2iteras
tur interelliren, wieoerbot beitens empfeblen.