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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18
The Day ofJubilee- Wednesday.

Wednesday was q day long to be remembered
in Honolulu and throughout the islaDds, and its
memories will live for many a year in other lands,
too, as 8 the Hawaiian Jubilee" 1t was the day
specially designated ON which to celebrate the if
tieth anniversary of the introduction of Christian
ity on these islands, and the entire native and
foreign population of this and the adjacent dis
tricts, besides many from the other islands, came
to the celebration.
On the 4th of April, 1920, the little brig THad-
deus, of Boston, arrived at Kailua, after a long
passage around the stormy Horn-how different
now the mode and the facility of travel She
carried as passengers the Rev. Hiram Bingham,
Rev. Asa Thurston, and Samuel Whitney, Daniel
Chamberlain, Thomas Holmes, Samuel Ruggles,
and Elisha Loomis, printer. All were accompanied
with their wives. Mr.. Whitney was afterwards
ordained as a preacher, and with the first two
mentioned spent his life in the missionary work,
while the others, with the exception of Mr..
Chamberlain, after some years returned to their
own country. The missionaries found the Ha-
waiians deeply immersed in the gloom of pagan
ism. They had not even a religion of any kind,
thier system of idolatry having been oVerthrown
just before the arrival of the IHaddeuS, and all
was chaos. These devoted men and women ad-
dressed themselves to the task with the energy of
youth and the zeal of the Christian, and through
the seed sown by them, fifty years has done more
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18
Port oF HONOLULU. H. l..
ARRIVALS.

e II-Schr Moi Eeiki. Nape, from Maui.
1I-Schr OyTuua, Makanahelehrle from Maui.
IZ-SchT Odd Fellow, Marchant, from Hawaii.
I2-Schr Active Meiish, from Maui
IZ-Schr Isabella. from Kauai
I3-Schr HokuIeie, frum Kauai
I2-Schr Ke0ni Ana, Rikeke, from Kauai.
l3-Norh German ship Mathilde, Rahtgeno, s days I'm
Hougkong-
I3-North German bk Maria, Kuteher, "a days I'm Port
Townsend.
l3-Am ship Emerald. LuI, I6 days I'm San Francisco.
lf-Schr Mary. kaai. from Kauai.
I-SIJoP Live Yankee, from Maui.
I-Schr Jenny, Lambert. from Kauai.
14-Schr Pauahi, Balizstter, from MOOkai.
14-Br BIZ Achilles. Mavor, - days I'm Chifu.
15-Schr In Moi. Powers, from Maui
15-Schr Kate Lee, Bornes, from Hawaii.
l5-Schr ManuOkawai, Makahi, from Masi.
1G-H b VI ; Liverpool, 30 guns, Rear Admiral HoTnby,
l. days FIN Victoria
lB-H ID VI : Pearl, II guns, Capt John F Ross, IS days
I'm Victoria
I6-H d N ) Charybdis, Is guns, Capt A Mel Lyons,
IS DAYS I'm Victoria
IG-H % us ~Endymion, II guns, Capt Edward Lacy,
Is days I'm Victoria.
I6-H d NJ ; Lifsy, 90 guns. Capt Robert Gibson, IS
days I'm Victoria
I5-H q VI > Phoebe. 30 guns, Capt John ByIhesea, v c,
Is days I'm Victoria
1G-Schr Marida, BerrH, from Hawaii.
IB-Schr kiuau, Wahif, from Maui
Sch " aryick, John Bull, from MolOkai.
l1-Schr Nettie Merrill, Quincy, from Maui
Is-Schr MOI Keik, Nape, from Maui
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18
DEPARTURES.

I-Schr Nettie Merrill, Chimney, for Maui.
I-Br brig Robert COvan, Weeks, tor Victoria, v l.
IJ-SChr Luka, for Hawai-
B-SChr Moi Esiki. Nape. for Maui.
l4-Schr Active. Mielish, Gr Hawaii.
1f-Schr Mary Ellen Harrison. Tor Maui.
It-Schr Kitty Cartwright, White. for Kauai.
lf-NOrth German bk Maria. kutcher, for yauriiius.
1J-Br bk Achilles, Mavor. Br Bakers Islani.
lG-Schr Pauahi, BaIhstier, for Maui.
16-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for Kauai
I5-Schr Mary Kaai- for Maui.
l6-schr Odd Fellow, Narchant, for Hawaii.
l6-Schr Hattie Nikl. for Kauai
H-Schr Naiola, Dudoit, for Mani.
18th HokuleIc. Gr Kauai
19-Schr Isabella, Er kauai.
Is-Schr keoui Ana, Rikeke, for Kauai.
I7-Schr ManuOkawai, Makahi- Tor Maui
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18
EXPORTS.
me amount reeeiEed from tarig dnties In England

The amount received from tariE duties in England
last year, was $4,000, tobacco furnishing
Ell. 900. and TIA [ 90 more than last year.
The Russian Government als resolved to estab-
Iish an astrRnomical and msteor9lC- icaI observa-
tory on Modat AraraL
The Original Greek Slave Of Hiram Powers was
lately sold Paris for $1,000 srancs. o. more than
six time ne paid 70 he s~-i!ptOr.
The following t. Yes given 81 = recent ban
auet % The rights o. T0nan-ii She cannot be
Captaia OF a slip may aiEa7- t7rima1d a
smack7
Chinese parents give way giTl-babirs soOH after
birsh. II this county they are retained VI they
become nIaTrIsgsabls, wl7u they are onsa r--u-
larry sold.
Captain Gift, Agent Of TIC Nissca-i Valley Il
migration Society OF tIartara. a.rIged n St Louis
direct from HongkonZ CLfns 0iet- he engaged
two hundred and ffty ChiHes- MIGRANTS, who are
now en- route ria. Cape of Geo4 n7 20 New
Orleans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-06-18
ShTpA- NsmIIs.

Fou SsN FRsScIsco-Per stmr. Ajax, about June 22d.
FoR LsH4ISA-Per Nettis Merrill, Monday
FOR HILo-Per Kate Lee, to-day.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-15
Qeten8<Wein.

@Sarnsr'S 0tnun, Nitae reer 2ebenS Sein tf
elm srpeer ylutrstniser NIB ~heifdtes getraai. Il enttat
Vrdparat tnr ATE, pel&e aimulireaber Mistei ttearfen.
Dtefss Dfittel III tin 8 cuie unb peridaft aaisn Mrytstti
unb II sas bette blutreintsenbe Mittel Der s1e!t. % u
bas aneenetmae anb %belitateae NttseI. relHts f1aa's eena
pubIifSna a~naeteten wurbe. bd reitera befer ale Granee,
Wbisiep, g0.ia, Bitters pser iraenb Elm aaeeser Artiiel.
o. ta ~stfunser unb biQietr. eswpt! bas minalt&e as
suetblide Gef&lett. Suns uns Nlt tannsn se1 Xsbeasuess
oebrauGss. g. it In ter Shat en Sitter b1 Qstens.
bieieniseu. rtlds fa elmer eaten Gs,untbsit ofrssn
rruen unb xuuntrbrs6eu lebtaftr @smttbsaim nuna,
utrsen rsbl tbun. ben eebszepetu " eetrau1en. " tR
ssK alien antereu W~etrau&Smitteln rerfdieben. Mtrb
bet alenDrrauilen pertauft unb AID In oQen rrpetathu
ealpcnS. Treis Elm Deuer per Quart 3lafae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-15
Ger 0@3k6ni9
Gin GsbfnsbilS.
(~6srtitbung.)

81, e. et-bas 1T eerace fein &C.
fdetoter Ginfau, ta6Rlofer otsui9afea
-bat eS ia rod feinem Meniden etras
eef4aret unp gar Mandem sentBt-d
ftr Sc trpute rem 6ar;bauern gar
nidt berunter, raj man tas aloitsr
aufbob, unp ais CT erfubr, III mas IS
nun teltimmt 1ei ia fdittclte er sols
LENDS ben &opf. Die Ginen ipraden
Ypu einem @%pinnbaue, bic Nnpera ppr,
elmer &ajerne, nod Nnrere mp0ten
wi7en, Elm retder &auinann pom TIM
terlano BABE i'm Stnn, es gu faufen
urp cine Sabateiabrit tarin ansulesea
-lauter Bsf!mmunsen, bic peit' binter
Ter @eitberinsen ;%urudfancen.L
uWctupb, rab mir alt fno" laate
Mel@ior ~ 1einem Na@tar, benz 1rop>
penbauern nur jest rab BE
Cad na9 etnanccr gebt NIT psiner
Maraaretb unb mciner, Safct, bic
@elt Ia min mir nibt mebr re@t 9ez
faIen."
Snoeb bate her alte Mann ni9t
m,br siel III 1dd:teln unb ~ flass11
iber Die @elt !; auf ben Mcntas DOT
&atbarina .puroe bic 9o@Seit feRse{tst
neil man ra nit allen Gelrz unb @orz
tenstl9dften fertis war-ba meloete fi@
ober Elm aneerer 5o@;eiter, umWRel6ior
gum San; III fibren, Giner, nit BEN
mir MQe, ter &1nts unp ter 8tttel>
r,arn> einen 8rcben Sprun9 MAIDEN
mdGen, ben Sprun9 in bic G~i8feit.
Wenn l~brtsens nur9ecer ron uns rar>
auf ~ eefabt it, ME Der 9%arsbauer
Dem eine es serare, wie scr etlt9sa
uno erei6ts Sabren leinem @ater, rem
6aufcfel ; NIT Dem 3ettliden 'par er
ferti9 ; 3ur leBten Gorbereitun9 fir bic
Gwiefeit lief 0ptt Der 5err ibm BITE
nbtbiae 3eit, unp 70 ffarb renn ber alte
5or3bauer, ME einf her uralts-wobl
sorbereitet uno sresten in Ger 8iuen
gottes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-15
s. 9r 9arst5ats.

uD{e @elbi9te brau9t lang, biz fle
sum Mnfans fpmmt," w!rp Der Qeier
{aoen, unp i1 nebme ibm cine iol@e
Bemertuns gar ni@t libel. Aber 70 it's
i'm Qeben, ca fomnt pft ba5 !9iutere Ycr
BEN @prberr, unc tpenn man NQes
rtdtie uno n%atursetreu befareiben piQ,
70 tbut man an, beiten, biefe Srenun9
pber rielmebr n%norcnuns, bei3ubebolten.
Snpeb febt's nidt IL sefdbrli& aus nit
tie(er unorenuns-rr 6arsf5ni8 1T
rdmli9 }9pn Ia 9epeien uni 3tpar
9let@ anfanss per @ei@i&te bel ter
6p9seit. Nber bel pel6er2 Su 9rls
men 8aum pper I'M Nrler? SITS Der
Bauer pter Der 5err @utSbefBer? Nun
ras miro f@ jsst Sei9en.
I'm nod einmal fur; auf ben 6ar,z
meldior ;uridsufrmmen, 10 bate cer1 %
beGelten Der 9pdssit Elm Sabr lang
ben &iesel sor9e1doten ; eann oter
purben Die @prbertitun9en coSu 9etrofz
fen, uno tarauf lp~sgearbettet rad Qetz
hsfrdftsn. Muf &atbatina rei@te es
jsro@ niGt mebr, renn eerace IN Eel:
bi8em Sabre CAB es belonpers riel au
tbun auf hem 5pfe ; ,pcbl ober fano fe
,rte mir eelsbcn, nod i'm 8inter itatt,
Die piele Mrbeit aber fam raber:
De- 9elsr crinert 1i1 nod tes Gremz
ben, Der ettpa sebn SABRE por Mel@iprs
Too 6@ auf ben 9arSbpf rerirrt uno
toielbt 70 9rcbeNn9it ausoetancen bat@
te >pe9en ieines @toubene, orer pielmebr
in Go!ee ber fallaen 8eorife, bic er fi9
ron Dem vGanatismu6" Ter &atbolifen
0ema@t bate. Der iun9e damn mar
in rte(er Belt nut, eben{o piel Sabre al
ter uno-pie IS eben aebt-burd aler<
lei Siebe 9etrieben worper, bis ct enoz
lid 8eldubert mar uno In eineu1 neden
lleb. 3uer@t sine's tur1 Elm tbeolo9i<
{9es Gramen1leb. Bsfanntli@ tpar Der
junoe Mann Elm Yfarrerslobn unr
fol9lt9 gum pfarrer. befimnt; auein
Go woute NIT benz Qateiniiden unp
@riedtl9en ni9t redt eeben uno nod
ptel rpeni9er nit Der Ebeolpsie> uno als
es paber gun, Gramen sing, no ber
@ei3en BON ber Spreu 9elpnpert wirr,
ba blieb ni9tS metter ;urdd, alS aQer>
lei lnratb, serlorne 3eit, ssrpuBteS
@elo u. {. ~. Gin paar Sabre parauf
fam er in bas meoieinii9e Stst, ba6
aber Bate 81 9rube9Bder, ;. J. auf flu
benti1A> ct fMl bur@. 9erna6 9ins's
bur@ Elm @ieb, woour9 man bic flu
btrten S9reiber BON rem nt9tfuoirten
jonpert, ba brad Der 9a13e 8poen mil
i'm binauS- tur3 uno gut, na6 etrpo
a6t Sabren tpar Der 5err pfarrerSiobn
Elm fubirter Bauer auf reutl@ Ssfos
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-15
DpSpepTa.

0Barncr's 0pspspfa Eunie 1T etn grdYarat Saa,
Defenders eeeienet fir b~iejeniaen; pelbe an Waeenf6pd&e
unt t~abttsener 0erfcpfuns lessn. Tieies ii Tin 9snte,
tpeldts zen gsassn fimuiirt unb gluten aSstht siebt. 81
R6rtt ben Massn rnb trinet tte 0erbauunss' Wtrfleueei IN
bispestiite geripaen iolten @arncrs Dppcptfe So
mic sstrauten. gu ~serfaufsn bet ellen 2rcsutesu.
Nreis Gin TrQar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-15


@iQiuS,Brptb. Il. Dunbar.
@tpauL Minne1pta.
Dtr atunetmex lie Bsfsrsuas aue ,am Banfa&s O..
ts.tsta @efadfs, uas jraT serauespstft:
/. Nnnabne BON Deppften.
ssne surtertee Raneisuns, ,ur gerfasuss Der Dtpeunsatsn!
Sir auf dine ~beaiuam.ffe 3eit bet uns xsebersteste Geber
sueasen mir 6 sGt Sntereaeu.
2. @edieL
mtr tets ,um xases<S,urle.
8. Nnfauf unb @ertauf Don @e&feln.
Bon sutsn gaaqatrrs. 8ir,nsu e~usseR.n,e gDs3fd ssanea
utrben. mir s~ertaufen Wsaiel auf Nsp ysrl, 81. 2suts,
s Sssts:a T:s Mi!Tsas,s s =: r., ts1 ass f vi y @a S:ss, a.s s.s}.
Rreu wtr u. q. auf toIsenes plate &urSpas:
Muosburg Granffurt a. W.,
Ba{el, r." Berltn,
Bremen, Ga0eL .-..
@pklen;, Gin, e}.
Qeip;ia 81 Mannbeiu,,
Manden, NlrnterA
9trabburA Stattsart, 49,.
Trier. Wien,
6smtur9, 2pnccn> &c.
A. Gin3iebun9 prn @elrern.
0tr tefureen has Gpleetiren spn Rpten uns
@&ulbl@einen auer art, Grbjdaften u. {. u. in
allen Ibetlen Gurppa's unb ter Ser. Staaten.
Daau erfprbe:li@e Vapiere, ale gpamadten,
gerai&teiRungs o. llrtunten, Irtteni1eine ,e. fer-
tieen pir {tlbf, unite: @arantirung ber &e@ts
s~iltisteit On unb beiprsea bic eenfula.ii@e 3d.
elaubi9un9 berielbeu.
Den @e9enwertb aQer in europa
pur@ unS cpuectirter pper bel un(era
eortisen @orreippneenten fir uniere
&e@nun9 ein9ebeneen .@eltr 3able1
&ptr bier III @plp aus.
5. @erfauf pon Ya{Ta9ezS detnen
,ur uebatabrt bon Bremen. 9ambars ant aistrpssl ne4
msg = gs.t pr |. S.set$tt sstF 2 R.n sdss :, i' r.: 9 s'!s1 !
6. Be3ablune BON 1aren
| In ietun 9tdle ~ etaates. Nnfanf Hnb gersaxf ssa
Urunsesenthuna eesea GsuntfRex ,. u.
Z. Neretni8te Gtaaten Bombs
ieber Nrt, ale 5-2Osr. 1O-4Oer nab 7-soer fasftu uab vi.
tauien NIT gum 2asessGpu sk.
9ebrloer @iliu6 s Gunbar.
Gpniulat tc$
Npr0 DeutI0eu Yunbe6
ct. SAUL, 81 ~inaeipta.
nj s. @iQius, @pniul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Living Machine.

lnjure the main spring of a watch and every
portion of tho works become disordered. The
human stomach is to the human system VIVA
that elastic piece Of metal is to chron ON eter.
IL influences the action Of the other organs, and
controls, to q certain extent, the whole living
machine. The comparison may be carried fur
ther for as the weakness or other lmperfection
of the main spring is indicated on the face OF
the time piece. so also is the weakness or other
disorder of the stomach betrayed by the face OF
the invalid. The complexion is sslloW or faded,
the eyes are deficient in lustre and intelligence,
and there is worn, anxious expression in The
whole coun tenance which tell as plainly as
written words could do, that the great nourish-
ing organ, whose Office it is to minister to the
wants of the body, and 10 sustain and renew all
its parts, is not performing its duty. 1t re-
quires renovating and regulating, and 10 &C.
complish this end Hostetter's Stomach Bite
may be truly said to be the one thing neetlfal
The broken main spring of watch may be re-
placed by new one, but the stomach can only
be repaired end rengthened, and this is one
Of tho objects Of the famous vegetable restora-
tive, which for eighteen years has been waging
q successful contest with dyspepsia in all CHI
mates. AS q specific for indigestion it stands
alone When the resources of the pharmaco-
pua have been exhausted, without, at best do
ing moro than mitigating the complaint,
course of this wholesome and palatablo, yet
powerful, stomachic effects a permanent cure.
In all cases of dyspepsia the liver is more or
less disordered, and upon this important gland,
rs well as upon the stomach and bowels, the
Bitters act with singular distincness, regulating
and relnVlgOratlDg every secretive and assimi
lsting organ on which bodily and mental heal tn
deDpnd l4 2O-eOlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise.

(Resl Estate Agents and Auclioneers)
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HOUSE
" AND LOT IN BY vir-
tue of decree Of the Circuit Coult of Alcxsn.
dria county, Va, rendered at the May term,
1868, in Tho suit of Hepburn against Smith and
others, tho undersigned Commissioner therein
named, will offer, By public sale, on SATUR-
DAY, the I'd day of j uly, 1870, at II o'clock
m, in front of the Mayors Office, in the city of
Alexandria, Va, the following ZEAL ES-
TATE situated in the said city of Alexandria,
TO wit:
A LOT OF GROUND on the east side of Pat
rick street, IS feet north of Cameron, 49, feet
I'M front, and So feet inches in depth, i'm proved
by SMALL TENEMENT, and subject @4
to n rent charge of S. per annum, payable I'LL
10 tho estate Of VIM. K. Ball. deceased. on &C
count of a rent charge of 1868 per snnum upon
the half square Of ground, Of which it is part,
reserved upon the conveyance by Charles Alex
der to John '. Thomas, in 1775
TERMS-One.:enth Of the purchase money
TO be paid in hand as cash deposit, and the
residue in equal payments OF six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, secured by tho
bonds Of the purchaser, with good personal Sc
cprty and the title to be retained until the pur-
chssor in the event or IaiIiife Go aGHsy !:
the terms Of sale. Stamps and conVeyHncing
ut the expense Of the purchaser.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
10 1"--cots Comm'r. Of slGlo.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green d Wise.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.1
Oily MONT FO Rs A E. -

! Real Estalo ASSQLS duu auCtOH6ofs.J
.GL MONT Foh Rs ..S' h e.,
Having determined to sell this valuable wa
tering place, situated on the Potomac river, IN
Charles county. Nd, 20 miles below Washing.
tor, d: c., have divided it into six tracts and
will offer it as follows ,.s...L
No. 1-Contsins 65 acres of fine land has
sufficient wood on it for the use OF the farm and
the remainder in cultivation it is wstered by
Horse Pen rum and sdjoins DeEdelins. --'"
No; 2-Contains so acres-.one. fourth in wood
and the remainder under cultivation; has -
small DWELLING and Stable, with q =.
large front on the Potomac river has COM
manding site for a handsome residence. This
farm adjoins No. l. --1
No. 3-Contains 20 acres and rood sdjoins
No. 2, with good front on the Potomac it is
we'll watered, and all bottom Ian d, now under
No. 4-Contains 1876 acres and roods; is
situated in tho rear of No. 8, and extends to
Mattswoman creek, which is nsYigsble for YES
sells drawing feet of water. o large portion
No. 6-Contains 80 acres; is situated IN the
rear OF No. 6; nearly all cleared land, but with
sufficient wood for the use Of the farm Las
beautiful building site and very valuable mari
bed binding on Mattawoman creek. vessels
drawing feet can BIO loaded with the mari
from the bank, without the expense of trans
portatlon.
No. 6-Contains l4O acres. On this farm is
the DWELLING, barn, &C., and the Gel. IN
ebrated GLYMONT PAVILION, go we'll E1A
known as watering place and as. resort for
pleasure, as to require no minute description.
These farms are very valuable, not only on
account Of their being portion of the Glyment
estate, but for the convenience of reaching
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown by
steamer several times daily, and the Baltimore
and Norfolk markets twice week, makes it
desirable for places Of residences, as we'll 80 for
fruit and truck FARMS
The above farms will be offered at private
sale until SATURDAY, July 9th, 1870; if not
sold by that time, they will be offered by pub.
lie auction on that day, in front of the Mayors
office, in the city Of Alexandria, at il o'cpk m.
TERMS-One-fourth cash; the residue in
equal annual instalmcnts at one two and three
years. with interest; the purchaser to give
bonds for the deferred payments, with approved
personal security, and deed of trust to be e1-
ecuted to secure them. Stamps aud convey
sncing at the expense Of the purchaser. Plsts
of the above property and more minute DE-
scription, with price, &C., can be seen and OBJ
tanned at the real estate Office of GREEN q
WISE at Aeza4dEs Or Ry aHRPaRsfs1HTfR e the
ia l6.eots G:ymont, Charles CO., Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22
BY Green 81 Wise,

OMMISSIONEsS SALE--Undor nut hor
y ty of decree of the Circuit Court OF -aISs-
andria county, Va, rendered at the November
term, 1867, in tho suits Of Jane r.. James We.
Ann Emcrson's Admir-, dott., and Dell!ah Ia
new. plaintiff, vs.. the samo defendant, the IN
dersigned Commissioners, will sell. by pupIlc
auction, in front of the Mayors Office IN the
cty of Alexandria, Va at II o'clock H. l1,,.q On
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of July, !oIO, TWO
LOTS OF GROUND, No. beginning on on the Inc
east side of Water street: 81 ieet south OF NoIie
street. and running thence south on water ST.
a fec. thence east and parallel to wolfe ST.
Ga feet thence north "a feet; thence with a
direct line to the beginning. This lot has a.
FRAME DWELLING, with good back H:I
buildings. No. adjoins lot No; l, fronting "a
fee: and running back G23 teet mas upon |! d
Inrre tour story BRICK BUILDING.
TERMS-One. fourth of tho purchase money
to be uai! in cash, and the residue in equal IN
stalments at six twelve and eighteen months, !
the purchaser to give bond, with security, win
INTEREST from tho day of sale, and the tile to be
retained until the purchase money Is im!Iy PAID
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
". ARTHUR tn LOR.
LYSANDER ELL.
GEORGE WM. BRENT.
io13-ts Commissioners:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

WEST END. Among the many improvements
that have lately been made at West End,
nopulous and rapidly growing suburb OF the
ctv, none is more apparent than that TO the
property recently purchased there by Mr.. u
Aueur, and upon which he has erected TOUR
new dwelling houses. La addition to the new
houses, MIR. Augur has repaired the Old Ones
and has made such alterations in the appear
anee Of the grounds aud fencing, and the i'm
movements are Of so neat character, that those
familiar with the old place would hardly re-
cognize it now.
Mr.. BIoxham, the purchaser OF the property
formerly owned there by Mr. Joseph bruln,
has also greatly improved the appearance OF
that place.
The side walk extending from the heau OF
Doke street to the Theological Seminary, when
was bseun and flashed last spring, proves
great success, and the convenience 1t affords is
avai,ed of to much larger extent even than
was anticipated.
A project has been on loot tor *oue time
| mast aud about week agu, was reported t1
have been accomplished, to run an OMNIBUS
line between the Theological Seminary and the
city, but since then nothing further has beer
heard of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

Few YORK, June 22.-Stocks heavy. Money
3a5 per cent Gold III. Virginia sizes. eX-
coupon, 68; new GS9. Flour Sc better. Wheat
la2c better. Corn dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June 22.Virginis sizes, old, 554
bid, 55s asked; do. 1866 6i3 bid, 6G ssknI do.
1867 Gil bid 63 asked. Cotton firm, but not
higher, at q. Flour quiet and less firm
Wheat steady; Maryland lGOal75; Pennsyl-
yania 150a152i Western ld0al19. Corn droop-
ing; white 1921; yellow llln1l2 Oats
atssdy at 65a6G Rye lU5sll6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-22

Local BREvITIEs. ALL the municipal ofi
GERS elected on the 26th ult. are required t.
get certificate Of election from the Clerk Of
the Corporation Court.
The revenue bill passed by the City Couuci
on Monday night last will be published in to-
morrow's Gazette. FL
Mr.. James W. Nichols, delivery clerk 10
the postof6ce OF this city, was removed from,
that position yesterday.
The Sunday School OF The Nj. =. Church Of
this city will make an excursion to Carlo 5
Springs on tomorrow week. the Both instant.
MIR. Harrison Wright will accept our thanks
for many interesting clippings from the Alex
andria Gazette of years preceding 1927.
The first census returns received by the u.
S. Marshal Of Virginia We're thoss Of the 3rd
Ward Of this city, made Ivy Rev. George W.
Parker. colorcd.
A meeting Of the municipal officers elected
on The Goth ult. is called to night ut No. 10
South Royal street
Justices have been summoned to appear at
the Court House on Saturday next to ballot for
jurors TO serve at the July term of the county
court, which will commence on Monday, the
9TH.
A fight occurred at Fishtown yesterday even,
ing between two parties, one of whom received
blow behind the ear which Frustrated and
Knocked him out oil his senses Tor a quarter of
an hour-long enough to occasion considerable
anxiety to the one who struck tho blow.
A severe hail storm occurred in the neigh
borhood Of. Harrlsonburg on Monday last, and
is reported to have inflicted serious injury to
the crops in that locality.
As announced in yesterday Gazette the an
nual meeting of the Missionary Society Of the
Theological Seminary OF the diocese Of Vir
ginia will be held iu St. Paus Church to-
night. Rev 4. NJ. Randolph will deliver the
Sermon
A government schooner one of the ''ong
low, rakish' looking sort, has been lying off
the city ior some days past, engaged in repair
ing the buoys that mark the channel
There were no cases OF criminal character
at the Mayors or at either of the Magistrates
Offices this morning; nor did the watch report
for the night contain any matters Of note