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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-01
ROOFS d SHOES
DOOTS AND SH Els.
SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE.
1870.
W.. B. w 4 ID ID r. 4,
KING STREET .....""".Sa
.EXANDRIh &. VA.
w. B w 4 ID II

The subscriber has just received, and having
bought NJ gold rates, can ail9rd to sell az price,
20 suit the times, one of the largest, most varied
and best assorted stocks of Ladies', Gentle
men's, Misses and Children's Boots and SHOES
ever before offered for sale in this market. Ills
long experience in the trade has enuoiod HIM to
procure 81 stock manufactured from the best
material. and in n desirnblo and stylish msnner'
ond on themost favourable terms and, with Nd
vantages in his favor, he can afford to soil ~
cheap as the cheapest. A largo stock ofHEANI
GOODS, suitable for tho country, to which ne
invites tho special attention of country mar-
chants. All in want will DO well TO call st -
King street.
NH 21-4m w. Is. AODE1
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ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-ln
order to correct an erroneous impression with
regard to the daily prayer meetings held under
the auspices of the Alexandria Christian AS
soc;atiou, We are requested to state that the
rom Of the association will be open daily at
! mast / o'clock in the evening, until further
notice, for prayer. We are also requested to
statc that the resolution passed at the March
meeting of the association, requesting the com.
mittec to enquire into the exp"diency of aool'
;shinc the daily prayer meetings, was simply
intended to provoked possible further inter
est on the part Of the members of the commit
foe in these mectings.
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E'he Markets.

New YORK, April 1.-Stocks dull and steady.
Money easy at Sac per cent. Virginia SKIES,
cx coupon, 20, rcw 70!. Flour dull. Wheat
dull ard scarcely 80 firm. Corn dull and IN
changed. Gold ll2.
BALTIMORE, April l.-Eirpinia SKIES, old,
575 bid, 5St Il: kcd, do. 1867. 80 bid, g. asked,
do. COZ pom, new, GO bid, - asked. Cotton
dull and firm ~ 22!. Flour dull, and small
business doing. Wheat quiet and unchanged,
Pennsylvania l.2Sol.3o. Corn less active
white I Olal.03; yallow l.0uAl. q. Oats SEA
jTc Rye Loo.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THA@AZErTA
FROM WASMINGTOS.
WASHINGTON, April ID p. 60.

CONGRESS-.
Mr.. Osborn. OF Fla, presented the ere leu
rials Of y. 3. Hant, elected u Senator from
Florida to Fl the seat now occupied ny MT
Abigail Gi!b1nt.
Han; c.aimS that Giibent wa, eHtcfed at u
,;mc when The State Senate 81 Florida was
without Il quorum, and that such election wa
irregular and VOID. fhe Legislature ot Flor
da has siuce held another election and Hant
Was then chosen.
On motion tn" papers were relrrroi 10 tue
Committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Foreman presented the MEMORIAL ol
the proprietor Of the Parkersburg, West "a,
Gazette for compensation for loss occls'uued
by the destruction OF his printing o!hcc 'y
so,dier>-rcivrr,l 70 the Committee on CLAIMS.
Mr.. Lewis presented a number oil peutlons
for the removal OF disabilities. w
Also the petition OF Lorenzo ). wilkes u
the Sth Virginia Infantry asking compcnsltlon
for certain losses sustained by hlm-relerred
to the Committee on ClaiIns.
I'm the House Of REPRESENTATIVES The Com
mittce on Claims reported adversely on inc
petition If the Washington and Alexandria
lurnrikr COMPANY for com pcnSatl0n lOr the
Use Of that turnpike during tho war.
Private bills nuH rccu ~ the attention or
the House.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following additional appointments have
been made Of Naval Cadets from Virginia:
LIST Dist,ict-Edwin l.. Adair, Of Accomack
5lh-George f. EIutter. OF Bedford county.
CHR. d. Kcnncy, If Staunton.
Sih district So Baldwin Alexander, Of Pulaskc
county.
Thc committee on have under
consideration a memorial presented in the
house on Wednesday last ty Mr.. Mckenzie
from steamboat owners, masters OF steam boats
and agents OF coal companies &c.o OF Alexandria
and Washington asking Tor the building OF a
light house al Ragged Point and Lynch's Bar,
on the Potomac. Tic committee will not re-
port for several weeks.
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ATEW BOOKS RFCEIVAD AND FOR
~ SALE AT FRENCH'S,
10. g King street.

a BRAVE LADY, ~ tho authcr q John
Noble Life, etc; l vol, svo., cloth 81 50; paper
covers 81.
APPLETON,S RAILWAY and STEAM
ALTON GUIDE for April 25c-
TIE CATHOLIC WORLD, " monthly
magazine for April; 20;
Another lot Of HAPPENS COMPLETE
TENNYoON; bound 81; paper 80 cts. Ih'
cheapest book Of the season.
books Of 100. $50, SOC, 500 and lC0J eaghq Tw'
patterns from rev engraved plates. H.ndsom
est check in this part Of the country. Variety
Of colors. Chap as common printed checks.
All the uow Books and Magszinas on hand
NH 30 G. 4. FRENCH.
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s 4 . S 4 4 = 4 + q + 3

70 THE WokKiNG' CL;Ass.-W We are now
prepared to furnish ali classes with constant
employment ct homo. the whole CT the time 81
for tho spare moments. Businc:s new, ligh!
and proflub!o. Persons Of either seq easily
earn from zoe to SIS por evening, ana ! pro-
por.ional sum By dovoting their whole time 10
the business. Boys and girls oara nearly IS
muck rs men. That all. who see TINS notice
nav send their address. and test the busir cs.,
We mako this unpar.llciud oHor To sach a.
arc not we'll suits fod, We will send 81 TO pay for
the trouble Of writing. Full particulars. y va!-
uablc sample, which will do to Commence work
on, and 9 copy Of The Peoples Litcra q Conn.,
Dan;ou-onc Of the largest and best family news
papers published--ail sent free BY mail. Read
or. if you want rermanent, profitable work, ai-
dress f. c. ALLEN * CD, Augusta. Maine.
ism
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rTaE THERMOMETER for March, &c.
.XCELS1OR MILLS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

We arc prepared to FL orders for O., -,
BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER. ana,
finely ground, q: nino dollars por ton o. @rn
pounds, in tho purchasers bags; in cur own
bags at ton dollars po- ton, tho 5ags to De re-.
turned in ten days, and eleven DOLLARS /" ""'
rols delivered on the cars or wharf;
ali bags not returned within thirty day: 10
he maid TO-. We warrant the Plaster ground
Vt this Mill as o pure and unHiultersted article
feb Ism LEE nv.
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ITO FARMERS.

Wa baveJ. J.TURNEKS AMMoNlATED
SupFR PHOSPHATE for Spring crops
It has been satisfactorily :cstcd for s"mo
wears in different sections, and always with the
most satisfactory results. ,,
We hall BIO pleased to show our testl onl"Is
from vel. known practical snd reliable farm
ers' exhibiting increased yields Of from ! TO
800 per cent from its use.
It is unhesitatingly pronounced tho most sue
noh 0 BREWIS 8 LAWSON:
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Gaftinw Marri@&.

ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEH, OH The de-
lights OF HOME, and the propTicty or impr@
pricty OF Sc ting harri,d, with sanitary hGiP
happiness. Sont free, in saslod envelopes. Ad.
dress, HOWARD A-SOCIATloN, Box 7,
Philadelphia, Pa ian
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E'kSA g. HATCH, Bankers

!. S.-We have issueI pamphlets containing
f;il ,sr.icu!g-s. ste:;:t ca' Gc'a's maps, eIc''
Which viii &c furnished upon a ;p'irsloE.
~ We tu7 and s.l Hoyern1naHt hcnu'
e3II : cc,yc il: acc.un.s o. Bank, BanSer:::
Tn - mi g,;1o.s. ~slljeet TO chs cS at
sight IN s.}ioE inuret On ch' y DS'an''''
New York, !cb Z2-:"m
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NOTICES.
The Responsibilities c. the E.iyer.

aHc Gs SnS Liver.
The liver hss Il very important part 10 per
form in the animal economy. It's function j..
two-fold. The fluid which it %secretes telnpe!s
the blood end regulates the bowels, ard upon
the quantity and quality Of tho secretion &C.
penGs, in u great degree, tho adaptation of The
blood to the go irenents OF the system and the
due removal o. the refuse matter " Inch reuains
in the iHteStiL rs atiu! th9 WOrk OF digestion has
been accomplished.
ono OF the principal use: OF Iio7tct!cr's Stom-
ach 3i!t"rs Is 20 tone ana coatr"! this somewhat
unruly orgrn. The ambitious properties OF
the preparation az scarcely secondary 10 its
virtues rs g stomGch;c It's operation lpoG the
liver is not violent like that OF mercury, but
gradual and gentle. Instead OF creating i sud
den tumult in that sensitive gland, j. regulates
its action by degrees. Hence, it is q SaJs rem
edv for bilious disorders, while mercury, being
u tremendous e~xciLant, is not. Tic more nat-
urally md quietly y diseased organ can be re.
stored TO its normal condition the better, and /.
is the peculiar property of this harmless vego-
table alternative to reintorco end regulate with
out exciting or convulslng
Tho success which has attended It's u&c SIS q
n remedy for affections OF the liver is provGrb!al.
Persons Of II bilious habit who take it habltunl-
j. as u protection against the attacks to which
they are ccnstituti0nally liable, pronounce it
the bost liver tonic in existence. The symptom:
of an approaching fit Of biliousness can hardly
be mistaken. a pain in the right side or undo
the shoulder blades, a saffron tinge in the whites
Of tho eyes, sick headache, u feeling OF droWsi-
mesa, low spirits, loss Of appetite. constipation
and general debility arc among tho usual lndI
cations Of y morbid condition or the iivcr,. anu
MS soon as they appear the hlt!ers should DO re-
sorted to in order to ward oil more serious con
sequences. Hi @'-'"i"
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The A.. & W. r. r. %IMBRoGLIo.- "A motion
was made at II O'Clock this morning before
Judge Hill, at the sheriff office, by Col. &. W.
Brett. counsel for the "Shoemakor' company,
to dissolve the injunction restraining that com
papv from holding possession of the AlexaE-
dria and Washington Railroad, but the Judge
declined TO entertain the motion, and postponed
the further consideration of the case until to-
morrow, by which time it could be determined
whether Judge Keith had qualified, stating
that he hal informed Judge Keith that he
should cease to act as Judge on the 3lst OF
March, and that he consequently supposed
Judge Keith had qualified AMI was at present
the Judge of this circuit.
In the mean time all operations on the line
Of the railroad have ceased, the locomotives
and cars remaining stationary at the St. Asaph
street depot in this city, and the only trains
passing over the road being those OF the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad Co.
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FRESH FISH. Tho arrivals Of fresh fish at
Fishtown to day were very limited. Shad sold
at from Is to s22 per hundred, herring at
from Is 10 SIS per thousand, and perch and
rock at % cents Il bunch.
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EP / g. ID.

In WarfcnLon, on tho 28th ultimo. Of con
sumption, CHARLES f.. a. SlNCLAlR, IN
tho 10Th year Of b.: age.
On Saturday, the 2Gth ultimo, st the residence
Of her father, in Culpepcr county, OF enterltIs,
Virginia, daughter of Capt. j. H. North,
in Inc lj.h year OF her AGh.
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$1,000, $500 and 500.

QUA
They will he Issued rs Coupon Bands, p"yGbie
10 Bearer, and may be hello in that form; or
The Bond may bo rcgistcrcd in the namc OF
the owner, with tho coupons remaining payable
to bearer attached. The prjncPa! being then
transferable only On tho book o: the Company,
unless rcassiGned to bearer; or
The coupon= my be do:schcl and cancelled
the Bond made e pcrmanrnt Registered Bond,
transferable only on lhr books Of the Company
and the interest made payHbte only to tho ro-
gistercd owner or hi attorney.
The ,hrsc classes will be known respectively
as
ii. "COUru& BONnS PAYABLE TO
BEANEH"
ID "REGISTERED BONDS WITH COU-
POES ATTACHED."
81, 'R]EGISTERED BONDS WITH COU-
PUNS DETACHED," and should be so deslg
mated bY CORRESPONDENTS in specifying the class
Of Bonds de lTcd.
Tbey have THIRTY YEARS to run from
.J,nr.ry IS 1870, with interest ut six per cent
ncr annum from November ], l889. fhlSCl-
PAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE |" ''AO
city Of Row York.
Tho interest IS payable in 4 and NovEM-
pE,:. Ina, it may take The place II that of tho
Garlic. :ssaog of Fivo.Twcn!ie5, ana suit the
conycricrce q! our friends who already mold
Central! and Western Pacific Bonds, with inter
ot n~nysilc IN january AMI July, and who
,n.v desire in mrkiag additional Investments.
>, Loro .L.ir interest rncoirGbie ~ li1eront aca-
| sons Of the year.
800. 1T ty a ~ ,rt U Il a lnnn Inc
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EVERY SATURpAY.-Wc have received iron
Mr. Geo. +. French, No. % King street
Every Saturday, an illustrated journal rr'n'e'
in Boston, Tor the week ending Saturday tn
Orb instant.
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Esy I, D. Harrison. AHctiOneer.
UCTTON SAFE o. FURNITURE.

s
Al my residence. No. I'll Prince street, on
FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 "'clcck l VIII
offer for sale Jay HOUSEHOLD and klTCH-
I'm FURNITURE, consisting Of Sofas, Ma
hogany and othe? Chars, Looking GLASSES. n
ano, Hat Rack, one Of Clarkson's kofrigeTator5,
CARPETS, Stoves, one nice four.whecI Child.s
Ca-riaea, u lot of Books and various other artl-
c}es. NH 2S-Gtl JOHN 4. F1ELD..
Nc. The above zale has been postponed IN
MONDAY MORNING, at ten o'clock, if fair,
if not Tho next fair day. Ap l-td
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CANAL NEws.-The Cumberland TRANSCRIPT
Of yesterday moroing says
The first departure of the season, on the Ia
nal took place yesterday, the boat "A.J ackSon
Clark" belonging to American company's line
taking the lead. About ten boats LETT this port
during the day, taking ctrgoeI Tor the Amer
can. Ham shire and Baltimore L Consolidation
Companies. The latter company commenced
loading yesterday.
No report has been received of any damage
done On the line Of thc Canal by the high wa
:ers, aud it is hoped that everything is In good
order. At Georgetown the wharves were sub
merged, and the Potomac was on a general
rampage. :,
Quitc a number Of boats are coming in, and
the crews generally are getting things in ship
shape
The WASHINGTON Star Of yesterday evening
says:
''rhe Canal has hardly been opened for naVl
CATION before a break has occurred, the accident
this time being caused by a wash in the emoank-
ment at the head Of the 9 mlle level, about
FORTY miles above GEORGETOWN. Two or three
DAYS, however. will suffice to repair all damages.
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BAOeH'S RAW BONE rHosr"'
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

This popular Manure, the original Rsw Bono
Phosphate, has been thoroughly tested during
the past fifteen years, and is recommended with
confidence to farmers and gardeners as being
equal to any Manure in the market, both rs q
crop grower and fertilizer.
am prepared to fill all orders from a bag
upwards. Price s54 per 1000 lbs.
TuOS. L
NH II Agent for Alexandria.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY CoMPANY.-W We ATE
requested by the President of the Alexandria
Library Company to acknowledge the receipt
at the Library rooms, as a donation, OF the fol'
lowing volumes, from +. H. Butler & Co., pub
fishers, Philadelphia,
The tale of two Cities -Dickens-2 volumes
Arago's Biographies lst and "a series.
Antiquary, Rob Roy, Guy Mannerlug and
Wavcrly-Scott, five side editions
History of Vermont aud Virginia Cabinet
series, Lippincott & Co.:
Dramatic Poems and English Songs vols.
by Barry Cornwall, Thirty Poems--Wm. Cullen
Bryant, Selections from Walter Savage Lans'
dor.
City Poems-Alexander Smith.
The story of the Telegraph.
History of the modes Of Baptism-Crystal
Two Lives, or 10 seem and to be- Mcintosh
Cavanagh, a poem by. Lobgfellow:
Ambroses' Letters on the Rebelllon-he
nedy.
Wine sCommentaries.
Giiead, an Allcgory-J. Hyatt Smith.
Hereward, The last Of til, English -Ghas
Kingsley.
Eros, aud AntcroS~-Ju1ith Eanute.
Twin Roses-MrS. Richie.
Moral History of Women Log9urn, and
other books.
Also from \. =. Blrncs Il Co., publishers,
New York, the following volumes:
Lady Wiisouehby- Il diary. Travels in Peru,
Tchudi, Gen. Garlbaldis-an Autobiography.
Three years in California, and Sea and Sailor
NY. alter Gotten, She hres oi the Slgners -
Dwight.
Babylon and Niaeseh>-Llyard.
G.. 49, ~ minis Hrr HIt md
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rEO THE LADIES.
4
SOMETHING NEW

Having become ganeral asen: for 6nhR-
WOODS IMPROVED STAMPING pAI-
Terms, 1 AN prepared to sc those Patterns
at Wholesale and retail; alao, TO c>ta5ish nGcn
, les throughout the State.
Persons. wishing stamping done will please
give me "A call, az I guarantee satisfaction, and
have G choice Of fifteen hundred patterns. !
have also opened e choice selection ofSPRlNG
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, to which
7 invite attention. Miss J. McGBAW,
mn 90 1G0 King street
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away with Uncomfortable TrHsses'
Comfort and cure for the Kuptuced. Sent posi-
paid on receipt Of l0c. Address
De. E. Z. FOUTE,
nh T-3m 120 LIE in gtOn Az, a.. :.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT return our thanks
to enc of our iriculs at Caw5ol's Potomac
fishing STORE, for specimens OF thn finest T6ck
aud perch We have seen this season.
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Away with Spectacles.-Old Eyes ma1e
now, easily, without doctor or medicines. cent
post paid on receipt of Zoe. Address
DIR. +. B. FOOTB,
NH 7-3m 120 Lexington Az, 4. /.
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RETAINED LETrERs.-Ths following letters
arc retained in tho postofica Of this city, for
want of stamps and proper direction:
Miss Clara Wills, Washington, D.C.
Miss Annie Slavin, Brooklyn: N: y
Austin B. Weldon. BrentsylIlH, Va
Mrs 8. a. McNabb, New York.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
C~alicoes, Cottons, Bleachel and Unbleached
all widths and qualities; Tictlngs, Snirtlnf
Stripes, DENNIS. Plaid Domestics, Ginghsms,
Anon Check Cambrics, aud a variety OF o'he'
eoods--all cheap-at
NH II WlTMER 81 SLATMAkERS.
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FLOUR ms SECT IRIS R~EPoET.-rne folloWin z
is the report ofthe Flour inspected in this city
during the quarter ending March 3lst' 1870 ~
L T. Anthony, Inspector:
2,7s9 bbls Family Flour.
70 half bbls
1850 bbis Extra Flour.
35 half bbls
1850 bbls Supertine Flour.
3l9 Fine Flour.
50 1st Middling Flour.
I'd Middling Flour.
250 Rye. 1st, Flour.
Condemned.
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CEILING OUT AT AND BELOW COST,

Having determined 20 change M present
business, J. will, from this day until the 3)th
dsy OF April, clnsc cut my cEtlre STOCK Of
HOOPSKlK:>:, GuRNHT5, LADIES LAC%'
GLOVES, Of all descriptions. Cutf, and Col.
lsr., Embroidery OF all kinds, Combs, Pocket
Books, Kid Gloves, Jowclry, and Il full line OF
Fancy Articles usually found IN . tirst.c!"s*
C.ncr storr. II BAADER,
NH 20 Ec. ll9 King str"rt.
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SAT- SALT, .
To arrive per schooner NJ. Skinner. 30O sacks
Evans Salt and 200 sacks MarshaE's Sal''Whrch
will be sold at market rates from vessel
w. a. SMGO1.
NH 90 Smcots wharf.
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INSURANCE COMPANY

-
"A DIVIDEND OF ASSETS ofthe Company
to tho extent of seven dollars and t!ty cent
nor shsr. will be paid 10 the stockholders or
thrir legal representative, op and after inc oth
day of April, 1870. WA. II. LAMBERT,
THOMAS DAVY.
BENONI WHEAT,
Assignees.
NOTICE-An persons having claims against
the Company will present them ct once for
payment. mn 3E-lut
IMPORTANT TO STOREKEEPERS AND
I MERCHANTS IN GEN ERAI.-HaviDg
procured tho agency for the ssla Of Thos. Hav-
enner's celebrated PLAIN and CT
CRACKERS. frcsh from tho bakery every day
| and put put UP in packages to suit the trade, L
am enabied to sell at reduced prices. No charge
for packages. Merchants and others w2ul do
| we'll TO givo ne 6 call and Judge for them;c!vo5.
F.RECkE*.
Corner King and -. Its@ph ST..
Goods shipped TO any PR! of the city Tree OF
charRe. HLlnL
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CIT 1T e. ~ -

s. DEALHAM, 9! King street, j.: now sell
ing his CLOTHING sndGENTS' FURNIoH'
ING GOODS at prices rating before The war
Cal carly and secure your bargains mh2o
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TLOWER SEEDS-over ono hundrea Va
II rietie, Of tho most popular Flower, Seeds,
ANIMALS and perieniAls, just received ana Iutmp
IN small nnrkngcs, at Sc each. or Zoe per dozen
Wr invite the ladies especially to call and "x-
anime. ,.Nnuy t ~
NH Is dHiSN -
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NHRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
We are prepared to order all kinds of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees from n very. 1rilso'c,
nursery. Catalogues, with prices inrn'si"o
mar f. S. LEADBEhTEH IL BRO.
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GAApHN 0H1D SPRING SUPPLY.
s-osh GARDNN SEEDS for the Spring: Of
1870, Catalogues can be ha! un"E appIisSt''n'
ian % f.. Ell ~
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S. BIO N d H f | NJ.
CORNER KING u FAIRFAX STREETS.
OWING 10 the ~latenes5 Of the season. is Offering
RARE INDUCEMENTS. ,
Lis stock is very large, and vii! be Gl9se'
out at remarkably low rates. ieo 10
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M~ NOTICE.-We have on HAND a
EaSS large stock Of Ladies, Misses hnd
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, ana IN Greer
to reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices. AL! in want will do we'll to call at ~
King street. oDpv
jan 2S-tf w. u. u
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q + f ID >.
$50 bushels prime GLOVE SEED
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18
EPIDEMIC CRIME.-AnA Associated prss

EPIDEMIC CRIME.-An Associated prsss
dispatch says:
Havana dispatches state that25 Cubans
and Americans have been murdered in
the streets of Havana since the funeral
of Casianon.
The appointment Of Gen. Jordan as
Commander-in. Chief of the Cuban arm
les is fully confirmed. The Cuban Con-
gress, composed 10 great part of members
chosen last fall, made the change.
Late Partisan journals show that the
notoriety achieved by Traupmann pro-
duced an epidemic of crime in France.
Following the execution of the Pantin
hero, a terrible tragedy occurred in The
Rue du Faubourg. Francis, a footman
residing with NJ. Lambert, formerly
French Consul. General to India, having
quarreled with his mistress, severed her
head from her body with a knife. The
murder was committed in the presence
of her husband, whe is paralytic, and
was unable to move from mis- seat.
Francis gave as the motive for the crime,
that his mistress had charged him with
stealing bottle of wine and getting
drunk. After his arrest be took the
affair very coolly, and asked for water
to wash the blood from his hands.