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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

RARE CEAEc; FOR BARGAISs FOR ALI
THOSE II WANT OF GARMESTS.-Having now
on hand an extraordinary large stock Of Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods snd being
fully determined t. combine with ms rro'en :.
business that OF lirst-cass Merchant Teilor-
Ing to facilitate which my stock his to be re-
ducnd, no matter ut what sacrifice, Nj my
goods are offered al greatly reduced prices.
can suit the most l,qtidiouS as we'll As the coun-
try merchant, my variety of fine Clothing and
heterogeneous being unsurpassed, and my
stock for who!esaling complete. Gail anI SEQ
nov ~ 5. DEALuAM, u King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

PRODUCES RECEIPTS OF the receipts by tie
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad last
week were G,34S bushels OF wheat 10, GlS corn,
81 rye, :,3i oats l5G dried FRUIT, 22G ,nilllcc,l,
49, sacks sulnac, sos barrels Of tlIur. IL. 800
lbs PIG iron, Is hblS eggs. Is bbIS. poultry,
90 MIS- ana trk ms butter. 800 feet y! ium
Der g., Nr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

PoroMAC FRUIT Growers ASSOCIATION. -
Til? p,,nmuc Fruit Growers Association will
meet to morrow at | | Il. III. in Board OF Trade
Rooms, Washington The subject for discus
sinn (which will be open to the publlc) will be
"Gr.rc Culture on The Border" William ii.
Peasants, of Poolvillc. Maryland, will lead of
with paper on the Grape in Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
The Markets..

NEW YORK, February l.-Stocks strong-
Money easy nj Cal per cent. Gold 2l5. Vlr-
dull. Wheat rather more steady. Corn dull
BALTIMORE, February 1-Vircinin skies, old,
81 I'd, Ill asked do. 1866 So bid, 50 asked
do. 1867 ~ bid; coupon, old, 693 bid; do. new
10 bid Cation dull and n"mlnally ut 25a25!
Flour more active, bat prices entirely I'M
changed Wheat steady; Maryland rod l%la
IA White Corn lUOal0}: yellow 93a9i Oats
dull and unchanged. Rye nomnally Mt %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

R"nhKI,r. The commission store OF AnoX
& Nali'cs, "u (nion street. was robbed last
pigit al a lot ct to- acco. 1t is not known how
the rrhbrrv'was Effected, lint THAI door o!' the
stor" opening uvou the river was found unlock
ed th' nirTulng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
!. 4 & 4 s + f &. & s ( s

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-Wcarc now
prepared To furnish ali classes with constant
emjlDpm nj nj home the whole Of the time or
for the spare moments Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either Sex easily
earn from soc to SIS per evening, and Il pro-
por.ionaI sum b. devoting their whole time to
the business Boys and girl: earn nearly as
much rs men That all who see this notice
may send thsir address. and test the business,
We make this unparalleled offer To such rs
are not well salts fed, We will send ST to pay for
the trouble of writing. Full particulars, n val
liable sample, which will do to commence work
on, and copy of Tie Peoples Lltsra"g C""i-
pes1.iou ono of the largest and best family news
papers publishcd--all sont free 10y mail Read
or I yju want permanent, profitable work. ad-
d!c.> +. &. ALLEN " c. Augusta. Maine.
ian 2l--d,S. w3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

POLICE REpogr-MAYoR's OFFICE Two

POLICE REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. Two
grocery keepers,for selling liquor without the
proper license, we're tued and discharged
Mary O'Dell. Oh complaint OF Nancy Gray,
both colored. for disorderly conduct, was dia.
missed, as the charge was not sustained.
A warrant was issued for the arrest Of Maria
Wilson, colored, on complaint OF Nancy Gray,
for disorderly conduct.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Mary Jane Henry,
colored, Tor robbing Louis Stein OF lot Of
segars, was discharged uron rrom!s. to quit
the city.
Cornelius Moore, coiored, tor autragirg
Sarah Styles, colorel a gir eight years DID,
also colorel, was examined by Justice Moore
and fully committed Tor court.
\ co!ored man named Parker, Oh cnmpIalnt
of Samuel Armstrong, for threatening com
pauant with Il drawing knife, was bound over
to keep the peace.
George Dent and q Gorge Wilson, coIorrd,
were examined by Justice Beach, ~ the parties
implicated in the supposed murder 81 the late
James McKenley, and recommited l'r further
examination.
WATCH REPORT. Might dark and cloudy
with rain and heavy fall Of Stow about
eleven o'clock. There were 10 disturbances
10 any quarter of the city, 10 arrests by the
watch and no iuI gers at the watch iinu~'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married

ESSAY, FOR YOUNG MEN, Oh the dc
lights Of HOME, and tBs proprety or impro
prietv Of &c ting Mari I'd, with sanitary be p
for hose who leel untitled for matrimonial
happiness Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress HOWARD a ISOLATION. Bog +,
Phi=:e phia, Pr. jan Is -3ndGw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.

EXCITING INCIDENT. This morning while
Howard Nissan, nephew OF Mr. John Hsu&
hurst, was sailing about in 5atteau IN the
cove near his uDcle's saw mill at the lower
ship yard, he got beyond the shelter OF the
shore, and the stiff northwest breeze striking
him drove his frail little bark resisLlessly dow
the stream. The waves we're running high
and they spashed into the boat and Threatened
to swallow it up every Instant A sloop COLI
ing up the river changed its course and went
70 the assistance OF the little fellow, and sailed
around him, bnt was afraid to approach too
near lest the collision would upset his bark, and
So was forced to see him driven on by i'll the
jaws of the wind His course had been eagerly
watched from the shore, and when the failure
OF the soop to pick him up WAS observed, Mr..
Bargett started in row boat to his rescue, and
came up with him little this side OF Eolt
Foot, fortunately just in time to save him, for
che batteau was half full Of water, aud would
have swamped ~ suun AZ II reached the HITS
whrle the waves were chopped. H. va, taken
Out nearly exhausted aud brought back. but it
Was impossible To trw hs boat, aud it had 10
ic -rt udrit.
JURORS The tnowiug is 81 list III the it
rors drawn to serve Mt the terms OF the County
and Circuit Courts OF this county, To c"ururmcc
on Monday next, the 18th instant:
COUNTY CoUnT Stephen Swain, j /.
Beach, john Edwards, w. N. Brown, 7. w.
Simpson, Owen Nugrnt, L. s. Kemp, }. $.
kuox, Thos Sinclair, John L,nnou, John
Beach, w. j. Boothn, K. NJ. Prcttyman, Geo.
McBuruey, John B. DaingcllinIl, George
Lacey, James Chatham, Edward Hill, John
Cook, A Stoutcnburph, Thos. Coupsworth,
j. W. Simpson, William Ashton, Henry
Clark, j. Fl. d. Smoot, J. L. Smoot, Geo. Il.
Adam. o. j. Hall.
CIRCUIT Court. P. G.. Caushton, II. }.
Mahaiicy. W. Il. Smoot, John Elliott, X. s.
Ashby. Townsend Baprott, j. d Adams,
Lewis Sten, g. f. Price. l.. Mex. Bell, q.
W. Jamieson, VIM. Davis, q. q. Smoot, ir.,
H. +. Knox, W. b. Waddey, Rudolph Cow
iug~, W. =. Baxter, }. B. Webster, James
Kirby, Robt McCuin, T. B. Lawson, Vim.
Fail, &. L. Arnell, Peter Wise, II. Z. C|asrtr,
j. d. LAWNS J. NJ. Stewart, W. II. Muir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

[, Ca!tntn john III. Frceman, long the popular
o comnaui=r ui they ork river steamer Admiral,
has e>iyn"l TO take charge of one U! the Po-
tonaac lNtr boats rDnuiuG tram Aqua Greek
1 to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
WHARF FOR RENT.

F1sH WHARF FOR RENT
The Fish Wharf will be rented. at public
auction, on the 18th day Of FEBRUARY,
Mt II o clock H., in front Of the Mayors Office
for cash, in curren. funds. Ecnt to commence
from tho day of renting, and end on tho first
day Of June, 1870 This property will be- rent
ed as 1t now stands, including the wharf of w.
a. Smoot, which has been considerably OK
tended and used in conjunction with the Fish
Wharf for several years. Tho renter will bn
required to furnish material for platforms suf-
fcicnt to accommodate the trade. No privi-
lego for the sale Of liquors will be granite in
consistent with tho laws of the city on that sub
ject. All passways must DC kept open and lroc
from DISTRACTIONS Tho rcntcr to erect no
buildings Of less distance than 20 feet from the
east front of the wharf, nor 80 feet from south
front: nor doe; he hsve contro! over that p"r-
ton cf tho property now under leAs" Al! ar
ticles landed on the wharf for the use Of the
city 10 be FREQ from wharfage.
ALLEN G.. HARMON.
j. &. CLARK.
=. N q ATWOOD.
j. L. AGNEW.
ian .9td Com. on rub. Prop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
Foreign News.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The shareholders OF the
Anglo American Company held meeting yes
tcrday to consider the scheme for amaIgamaton
with the French Cable Company, projected
some time ago The matter was postponed,
and will be subjected to vote Of the sharchold,
crs at another meeting.
The Russian loan recently put on the market
here is great success
PARIS, Feb l.--Thcrc has been rcnarka.
bic increase in the number of cases OF smallpox
in this city within few days.
Yesterday a sharp debate occurred in the
Corps Lcgisait on the DEGREES for temporarily
admitting iron and cotton fabrics and vote
being reached, the Government was sustained.
LONDON, Feb. l.-lIali OF the cotton mills
at Wipan that were recently compelIed to stop
on account of lie strike among the operatives
have resumed.
PARIS, Feb. l.-Rumors of the deaf of the
Pope are again current to-day. 1t has Just
been asrcrtancd, however, that his Holiness
has been afflicted with an epileptic fit and tn lat
lis illness is not regarded as fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
spSciAi. Dlsp :. TCE Es TO TIL RH8ZETlH
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASuINGToN, Feb l-3 +. III.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-
In tue Senate, to day, after the pres"nts-
! ton OF the usual number Of petitions ftr IL,
establishment oi Ihr ranking privilege,
Mr.. Salisbury presented a pr,ninn iIuin cltl
zeuS Of Drlawar. protesting against the su
premacy of the negro :acc, and praying that the
government may be restored TO the control Ut
the white race.
\ il was introduced aud laid over, for Il
transfer OF funds in the Navy department IL
obviatr the necessity OF the discharge Of the
employees in several OF the yards Of the cnun-
try.
MIR. Anthony introduced bill which pro
vides for the discontinuance Of the publication
Of books for public 1istributnn.
Mr.. t"nkIing introduced jniut resolution
for the admission of Mississippi, which was II
ler:rd to the judiciary Committee
Mr., RAMSEY introduced 4 resolution re-
Questins the President 20 nloliatc in the Red
River difficulties in Canada.
The currency bill WAS further considered
"r,oi Virginia, was admitted ana took the utt
MISCELLANEOUS
The public debt statement has been made
public and shows decrease Tor the month of
IS, 92%, GG4 SO. Coin baanc: On hand $lGl ,G00,-
730.T7, including $50 0O0 900 in gold certifi-
cafes. Currency balance $500, S07 a. Bonds
purchased and interest $97, 0S2, 3843G
The Election Committee of the House have
determined to GUST Green, member elect from
New York, and scat Van Wyck he contestant
and Radical.
Geo. ". Booker from the Fourth Cougrcg
siona district Of Virginia was, to day, admit
ted to his seat in the House. the vote being
50 in favor and II against. The admission
was recommended by the Election Com
mittcc.
Senator Johnston, of Va, will be put upon
the Committee on the removal OF disabilities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
TNCELSIDR MILLS,
ALEXANDER VA.
We are prepared to ill orders i"r
EInIL WIN NSNR PLA:>VNk.

finely ground. Il: nine Collars per ton # 2'o)
wounds. in ,ha purchasers bags; in our "wn
hays AZ ten drIlsrS po- ton, the bags u /" re-
lurnud in ten days, and eleven dollars II bar
rrlS Delivered on tbs cars or wharf.
All bag l,". returned within thirty day IT,
De paid To- We warrant TIE Plaster rrnun
n! this Miil ASA pure and una!ul:oratr'l article.
feb I'm LEX X ERN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

The telegraph reports considerable ludlgna,
ton and excitement in different parts Of Mis-
souri,, upon the announcement OF the decision
OF the &. s. Supreme Court, in references to
The test oath OF that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

CONE TO GRIEF.--R. G. Nash, the man who
passed forged check on Mr.. Deahsu, carried
off horse and buggy owned by Mr.. Chatham,
sixty odd dollars belonging to MIR. Spaulding,
and left Ills board bill at the Marshall House
uupaid. az was noticed in yesterdays Gazette,
was arrested in Washington yesterday evening
and the horse and buggy recovered. tie was
brought back here this evening i'll charge OF a
Washington detective, and it Is probable will
be: discharged, ash is said, his friends, among
them Il member Of Congress from Michigan,
have agreed to make cool all losses provided
tho prosecution is withdrawn. Tie had engaged
the affections OF young lady IN this city, 80
cnred her assent TO 4 marriage 10 take place
yesterday morning, and when he lett here pIoInl.
srl to return to her in two hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

NEWSPAPERS BY MAlL--We have never
known before such complaints as are now made
about the delivery Of newspapers by mail, at
the country poslolices in this section of the
Stat. The Warrentnn Index is quite angry
On the subject, aud says: Tile route agents
Oh the o., A. 4 NJ. Railroad either DO not un
dcr>tand their duty or are criminally indifferent
about doing it, The Brentsvic, prince
VIM Advocate says: Those who take daily
papers at this place are complaining of the ir-
regularity of the mails. About every other
day lhoy fail to get their papers and the won
der is where they 20. The mail belonging
to this Office has failed to come to hand twice
this week There is carelesness somewhere,
which. if continued much longer, will causi
inquiries at head quarters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

\
chAso money; tho rc'lauo III one ana tTo yoat
from nny {" s"' 10 Dc S'tn ny ,ne uoM1s 20
bear Interest from III" dHY %i sHIe e,,nnon
- y NnG hMn
Fsuouicr co. jan 20-oo!s CONS of Sale
- W.T.
rauc,ionnSrs and Resl Eststs gents
| " AhoA biih hl.Al ~ AoN'
(,,uu,uornNEp,c sAJ,r
a., az ~: Ianrno If tho Circnit Court FIR
Airysndrn county, VIRGINIA, rendered at it.
| AUGUST tcrn,, 1850 in the suit of Mary T.
iJnrI CnarG;.n ,l.;n,in; W. ! p. Tsbb at
| 81. 1nrnnI"nt: IN chancorv. tho undersigned,
a., I -. 'oI',j will nrocead on
SnTIITINS iin g&,h DIV If F,brusrv $50
| ~ - ,nIorI, ~ j., frnnf ~ ,ho Nsvor,s ofir.
a. thn o;,T, NJ hinxandri" ~ sn1I hv nuhIir
' 80 eiE re ~ AZ iiaND lvino IN hies.
| "nir;, rn,riy nhn,,t onn mile northwest of the
";url "o''" NJ Nnra
Ja,; ';i ,+,I XII i,I "J mcodnw hesn
uno i s,',, I"t1' " x r ~ ~ nn'ch,r,oI'io
t t XXI, IT tI'i I'VE i,hoSn 80 80
@ i ~ W ,iias ,i,rJ ~ chnicoE |
c ' j., FRI hrnrino. fno cislnrn and stream Of
waiter through The place, and altogether ono of
thn most desirsbln Situation. in this vicinity.
Tho land adiuins Mr. Harp"r's, Wolles and
o." II" Icc A:I r r "Hui' VI VIZ ' Wv
TEKMH-Onct tenth Of the purchase. money
hnnJs If tLc purchaser, with security, at 6, T.
ana Is months To- no 'H%r 'Tr 'n n s u1ier avg
| Stamps nnu convey t.ncinG IT Who S4n- ot th"
| purchaser !. W. w "a hi1',
| jan 2O-td COMMISSIONER.
| C,OMNISSIDNFES SALE OF LAND
NEAR HITKkE'>; STATION, .. s. A. Il.
- =, Innr,, ~, ,Ln CircuiL Court
If Fnrcax cnnn.v. rendered NJ j unc term, 1868,
T'e ,no zu.' . .G.T .. MnUIT, I2 2Ist day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
Ms'SsEYa l.. q IN.
INSURANCE; AGENCIES.
T N:SljR lance.

FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
pllccd in responsible companies, al fair rates, by
ap7- HOOE. WEDDERBURN s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
CITY ETE. !:S.

S. BLON DIE III
Corner King end FaiIt.y Streets
Is Offering grest bargains III
WINTER CLOTHING.
Call and see him. dec i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
STATEMENT OF THE TuEKMnM KrEN Tar lhu
month of INMMnrN, 1870:

STATEMENT OF TIL e i uERMbMh FIX !ht I!!S
month Of January, 1870:
january q s y. III 81. p H. 81 4lh-o -
H. 81. ; D. III So ith-S a II - y. III. Al ;
G.h u p. H. 4G; Sth & u. III. "a = III. ~, 6 p.
III. nj 9Th. II. H. IL; !Uth---S =. III 30; 18th
) y III. 81, 9p. m d.; 18th s 8 m.l|, | p Ia
81 i p III. IS; l%ti--s a. m. 81, : !. III! H. p.
III. 81 lI.h.-9 y. ~. "a. 10 y. IN. 20; 18th g.
III. 81, p. III 4O; lG:h-Sa III. II, p. IN ~ =
p. Ia. 4j; l7th-Sa III. IS. III y. III. rs; 18th
h. IN a., :! p III. 81. s y. III. 80; l"th--S u. hi.
81, y. H. "A; 4Oth-Sa III. g., y. n. Al !up
III 1 zl:t-o I. In. IS. p. III. -, p. III. Al :;
Ids .. III. 80 PIP III. 81, 10 p IN. 81; ?3d--S
IL III SO. y. IN. e. 9p H. JG: 26thS u. III A,
2p nj IS, y. IN. Al; 2G!h-S = IL. H., : i. H.
"a. q p. II. 40.
On the 9th, The baby of the gentleman who
furnished the above knJck1I the thrrmouelcr
down and broke it. and So destroyed c"nl-
pletc table OF tho month"; cmperature. Babies
are tho cause of II great deal Of trouble.
Another occasional and valued contrbutuc
to tho Gazette furnishes the average Of tho
thermometer for the month as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
vvALENTINES EALENTl MES

II sizes, styles and descriptions, rom one cent
to ten dollars each, for sale ut
FkHNUIpS BOOK s. STATIONERY STORE
No. ~ King street.
NEW BnOkS-A Manual Of the Ancient
History of tho Eat to tho Commencement Of
The McJiam Wars. by Francois Leonormsnt
and f.. Uhnvnllier, m9mhars "f thu Royal AslHt-
ia Society - 70.
The Bible Text Cyclopedis, Complete Clas'
yiEcntion Of Scripture Texts in tho form nI M
Alphabetical Index to Subjects, by Kcv. james
Ingls li-st American edition from the seventh
English edition; So 80
Our Home Physician, new and popular
guide to the art Of preserving health and treat
ing disease ; | large Svo. vol; Sc.
American Horticultural Annual Tor $50; soc.
The American Agricultural Annual for 1870;
90 cents.
The Illustrated Annual Register of Rural
4 airs for 1870 soc.
Bible Cons or Manusl ~! Scripture l.csat MS
for Sunday Schools ard Families Zoe.
New Books daily. ....
feb g. r., FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

TOW OFTEN Is THE HOUSEHOLD
II Loaf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably
pl divided for, lett destitute by the want Of a
proper foresight in is deceased protector?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
NNlLLINKKY, TRIM MINGS AND FAN
lN EI GOODS

N EI GOODS.
i am now Offering to tho ladies All elegsn: as
Sorlrnnnt Of SMALL WARES and ia Nti
GOODS, such Hs Japan ChiEnons and Switches,
from Is :" SOC: l.Ar, and Linen Collars nnd
Gu!r. Machine Silks and Eultuns Twists. ii.
p4rca all Mnhair skirt Brnids, liandkerchc$,
Kutings, Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Cotton Trim
mings OF all kinds, PRINCES, Binds and But
tons. = beautiful assortment OF Cnlnorlc hd9'
;n~, nud lnsnrling.; Towels and Tnwelngs,
Z.phyrs Germantown Woods, and III tnct eV-
erything that csn be fcuna in Il frst-clasr VA
rttv store. ,,,..,,
Some very beautiful MILLINERY GOODS
still on hand Black KeHI Hrr-ni ot whcn
can h, found cheap for cnsi! only ut
Mrs c. l.. SIMPSONS,
fh l2i King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

NRAB ORCHARD SALTS, the highly os-
I toemed saline cathartic obtained from the
water Of Crab Orchard Springs Kentucky
The:, Salts are loss disagreeabe to the taste,
more gentle in their action. and the dose is
smaller than EPSON Salts. Just received and
for sale 10y " w
ian - + :. LIE DBE AIEf " bN)'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED " line assert
| rncnt of COFFEES. consisting Of Mocha,
Javm. Lnguyra and Rio; MS" T"aste! Coho"s,
in | IL packages. properly prepared ana war
rartcl strictly primo
GEO. J.. SEATON,
inro 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01
GENTY FURNISHING GOODS.
Sltaksn.G:S W. GREEN.

,,,,lE ALEX'DRlA. EVENING SCHOOL,,
~ - North Washington 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

E1OTICE~-All persons aro hereby notified
II not to furnish goods or trust any person
on 10Y account, as l will not pay any such
debts 50 contracted,
No one has authority to collect money in my
name, unless on my receipt. ,....,e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-01

As | am informed that the above notice has
been mlsconstrued and caused II member OF
my family to bc unju:ty censurod, hereby
inform the public that the notice WAS Intended
rs 81 general protection 20 my Interests, and mas
10 spcc. reference to any one
i'm 2i--GOlm F1RG In Ia SCOlI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15
DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Delegate 10 Congress,
 PETER R. BRADY.
Yavapai County Ticket.

For the Council, HI. CARTIER, ]. T. ALSAP, WI. NARMADUkE. For Representatives, W. ]. o'NE1LL, J. L. MERCER, JNO. L. TAYLOR, J. IT. FITZGERALp, c. A. WILSON, JOS. MELVIN. For Sheriff,
 J. Il. BEHAN For Recorder,
 F. A. GORDON For Treasurer,
 F. J. COOK For Supervisors, s. C. MILLER, G. BROOKE
 ?. McATEER. For Public Administrator,
 B. II. WEAVER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

Ex-sEsAToR MoRToS, of Indiana, has been appointed Minister to England. rios Motley, recalled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-04
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Warden Brennan, of Bellevue Hospital, yestester-
day afternoon informed Coroner Flynn that John
O'Brien, about fifty years Of age, had died In
that institution. Deceased Is the man who at late
hour last Sunday night was found lying under the
window OF his room, In the tenement house
AZ Park street, IN an insensble condition. from
the effect OF injuries, but in what manner
received has not yet been shown. A few minutes
before O'Brlen was found in the yard he was heard
to call three times for his daughter Julia, but the
alarm did not reach her ears OBrien was taken
to the Park Hospital in c0matose condition. bleed
ing from both ears and his mouth, indicating that
he had fracture Of the skull From what could be
learned from OBrien during his lucid intervals 1t
would appear that he had been attacked by
three men, who beat him on the head with
murderous weapons. Captain Kennedy, Of the
Sixth precinct, who has made inquiries concerning
the matter, was unable TO obtain any information
leading TO such conclusion and It Is believed by
some that deceased fell from an upper window OF
HIS room to the yard. postmortem examination
win be made on the body, and the Coroner VIII hold
an inquest as soon as the necessary witnesses can
be obtained.
The body Of deceased has been conveyed to his
late residence
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SUPREME COURT.
The DnlZeli Divorce Cnsc.

augustus s. DalzeU Us. Emma Dotzep.--Thc pro.
traced proceedings In this extraordinary case were
concluded yesterday before the Referee. IL win be
remembered from the previous reports In the HER
aid that the Supreme Court, upon the application of
Edwin James, counsel for the plainnn, directed
reference to inquire into the facts and report to the
Court yiz:-Whether Fisher, the attorney had
fraudulently commenced the suit without the
knowledge OF Mrs. DaZel, and had sub
orned witnesses TO prove acts Of adul-
terry alleged TO nave been committed by Mrs.
UalzeU. VINO was III England al the
time. The witnesses who deposed to these facts
have, during the pendcncy OK the reference been
convicted OF perjury and sentenced To State Prison
for the term OF nine years. Alimony to the amount
or $1,000 ~ now due to the vile under the order OF
the court from which Mr.. Dalzei seeks to be dis
charged, upon the grounds or his ignorance OF the
proceedings which Fisher thus frauducntly com
menced The referee Will report his decision to the
court this week.