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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-31
L O A n
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD


HE III E3: Fiah IL !ts'h '!ii'j IN "
. MUAn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Va, to tho celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, in West Va, 231 miles. u J. bong
rapidly extended to the Onio ri;cr, :%+I miles
lurther' '''Ah'"H II MI - mite
In It's progress "a:."|.'''-'" ''"u.'''-s" "','
opens up 10 H':TH0' t.' 49,.
Dhrooi - o. '"' l>n.;"E. ''''. 'I
oh,,.aan, CnaIs or,ho, sorii,n i,., r,nn,u. ri,,.
,;or, NTH tho IRON ORES o. yirgini and
Oh;o and +bo wost.ro Slu,!,.g..:crH "a East
orn ,nnrkcl..
When completed IL will connect I'll" SP!cHH'n
harbor facilities ii the CAHsspe""' wiz"
reliable Navigation On me oH'" ~ '' "'',I ~.
Win 'ne '''t' ,,:,", .,.i .:,,p,!,-
transportation % VIZ
west
IL Will lhaA.' !. Sh"! - '"''' '0'' IN
able route from mo !" o*I - III" '7''' '.'"
c0'n.h"nu i"' >. '';'', ,', ,t'
'eeN'"s' ''''''@
1t will thus become ORR % t'' .s,'@- '','.''
ant ana pFoE'"o'' ''''' '''' ,,I :,
,l,,o
trace OF '''''ieNs' '""'
The completed portion u '' i''''''. - ''s''f, I"
profitable and increasing business "|'t = '"''S
equal in value to the VINO c'hl""I'"' ''' ''''' =
gage upon Inc eh'''' '''''
,c,o loan ~. Chcs.rsyl,, :.ad OH, !:hi,-
rood romnsnv b.inp u Firs. mortgage upon
,,;ro limo nronnrtvs,I c1uin;rrnIs worth
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LAND SALE.-Green & Wise, real estate
agents. have sold for Mrs Elizabeth Webster,
tract Of land lying near Vienna depot, A., L..
& H. R. R., in Fairfax cannty, containing
l06 acres, improved by dwelling aud out build
ings, orchard &C., to the Rev. s. p. Bollmao,
of Indiana, Pa, for 50 1000
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The Markets.

NEW York, May 3l.-Stocks generally dull.
Money oa:y at per cent. Gold ~ Virginia
skies, OK. coupon, G9t; new G3!. Flour dull.7
Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull and
heavy.
BALTIMORE. May 3l.-Cotton dull and nom!-
nal ut 22t. Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull;
Maryland 140al50; Pennsylvania 1856; Western
l25al2U. White Corn firm Ut l2lal22 prime
yellow dull at ll3all5. Oats dull at T.. Rye
ll6sl2O
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FEsTIvAL--Amoug the many other attrac-
tons at the festival of the ladies OF the Second
Presbyterian Church, to be commenced at the
Assembly rooms to night. will be Jacobs we'll,
old woman's shoe, tree Of fate, and vocal and
instrumental music The rooms will be open
from to 4 p. III. TO morrow and Thursday
for the reception of children and scho us
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Local BREVITIEs The young ladies' at
tending Miss Garbers female seminary visited
Mt Vernon this morning, upon the Invitation
Of Cant. Stackpolc Of the steamer Arrow.
A disturbance occurred at the upper end oil
King street yesterday evening between man
from Fairfax county and colored man, during
which the former was knocked down and Sc,
verely beaten.
Potomac Lodge. No. IS, |. 0. q. f., con
template making 40 excursion with their friends
70 Carlin's Springs early in July
Pick pockets were on hand at tho entertain
mept given by tue successful candidates on low
or Prince street last night, and the loss OF seve.
raj watches was complained OF this morning,
! delegation of fremen from Butflo, n. y.
we're in this city yesterday aud paid their re-
snrets to the Hydrauliop steam lire Company.
4 hsautiIul rainbow spanned the Weatern
sky this morning.
Private kilograms received III this city say
TINT the railroad consolidation bill was again
under consideration by the Legislature to-day
Among the many congratutstory kilograms
received by the newly elected Mayor, Is one
from Jacob Tripler, of Philadelphia, the Oldest
fireman 10 the United States
MIR. f. r. Steel had at his sand in the mar
ket this morning and will continue to have dur
ing the season. Strawberries Of the largest SIZE
and most delicious flavor. He will accept oul
thanks for the sample sent to this Office.
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LOCAL NEWS.

A PATENT RAILRoAD.-Among the bill:
which have passed the, House delegates is the
following. To incorporate the Fairfax county
Marrow Gauge Elevated Railroad Company
Be it enacted, That it shall be lawful to open
books at Fairfax courthouse, under the dlrec
ton of N. o. Bond, Il. W. Thomas JOB
Hawxhurst, B. Garfield and +. Ia! inner, or any
three of them, and at su,h other places under
the direction of such agents as majority or
the above named may appoint, TOR the purpose
OF receiving subscriptions TO an amount not eX
ceeding twenty thousand dollars, in shares Of
fifty dollars each, to constitute a joint capital
stock for constructing narrow gauge elevated
railroad, to run as aforesaid, and under the
plans aud specifications Of the said NO. Bond,
Whenever forty shares snail have been sub
scribrd the subscribers, their heirs or assigns,
shall be and arc hereby declared and constituted
a body polite and corporate, under the name
and style Of the Fairfax County Elevated Rail.
road Company, and shall be subject to all the
provisions of the Coda of Virginia applicable to
railroad companies.
Provided furthc-, that said railroad shall be
commenced within two years from The passage
of this act, and be finished within three years
from the time OF commencing, from Fairfax
courthouse to either Vienna or Falls church,
aud within five years to Aqueduct bridge,
Georgetown. D. G., or Fairfax station. or
Manassas junction, or some point between, on
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad.
Provided also, that after the completion OF
the said road from Fairfax courthouse to eth.
er lienu. or Falls church, it shall be option
Al with the said company in regard to coutnu--
ing the same to Aqurduct bridge, George
town. d. g., or Fairfax station and provid-
ed further, that the failure to build the same
shall in nowise affect this charter as applicable
TO that portion constructed but the same shall
continue 10 force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-31

SECOND WARD VoTE- In the published
statement of the vote for city Sergeant, III the
Second ward, the mum Der Of ballot. for Capt.
Steuart was incorrectly published 2SS. 1t
should have beeen 24S, aud is 50 recorded on
the poll books.
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By Beck, Knox & Kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors.
A SslGN EE'S SA L S.
By authority of tho District Court of the
| United States for tho District Of Virginis, in
the matter of John L. Shumato, bankrupt l
will sell, by public aucton; in the city OF Alex ::
May, 1870. ct y o'clock m, in front of tho May
A Balance OF ONE SHARE, belonging
to the o:tste Of said bankrupt, being one-sixth
Of one sixth Of the estate Of John Rust, Late Of
| Warren co., Va, deceased.
| The residue of bankrupts interest in said es-
| tato is sold subject 10 the liens thereon.
&as-The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, the 23I of May, 1870, at the same
place and hour. JOHN s. FOWLER,
my 2-2awtd Assignee.
@g- The above sale has been postponed UNI
til T TUESDAY, tho list of June, 1870.
my 23-2awtd
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
= BAILEY'S CROSS ROADS.-By direc-
ton Of the several DEGREES Of the Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county. in the, suit Of Dsvy, s. Har-
mon vs.. VIM. Payne and others, l shall. on
the 10th day Of June. 1870 in front of the door
of the Court House of said county, SELL to the lac,
highest bidder, TT public sale, ali that TRACT
or PARCEL OF LAND, situated IN the said
county Of Fairfax, and State Of Virginia, At
Bailcy's Gross Roads, adjoining the lands OF
Mossrs. Gordon, Donelson and others, contain
ing IS acres, l rood and IS poles, moro or loss
This land lies Immediately on the south side Of
the Middle Pike, and Is very desirable. Per
sons DESTROYS of purchasing will : lease call on
AIR. Bailey, VINO lives near.
TERMS Onc-tourth OF the purchase-money
in hand rs deposit liable to be forfeited should
tho purchaser fail TO complete his purchase;
tho residue in three equal instruments, payable
ut six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day OF sale, 20 be secured by tho
bonds OF tho purchaser. and the title to be re-
tanned until the last payment is made. Stamps
and deed Mt the cost OF the purchaser
TEOS. MOORE, Com. of Sale
Fairfax county my l3--lMwts
Z AND FOR SALE-Eursuant to deed OF
~ trust from Lee futile TO tho undersigned
bearing date April ~, 1852. and OF record on
tho land records OF Eair:ay county, liber b.
No. 4, page IS. shall, On MONDAY, the 10th
day of June, 1870 Cour: day, in front of tho
Court House door Of Fairfax county, sell 10 the
highest bidder, the following described PROP-
ERTY All that TRACT or PARCEL OF
Ian D conveyed by said decd OF trust, con.
tanning two hundred and nincty.tv acres and
oEe hundred and iorty-ono poles. lhis !and Ee1
near Burkes station, o., z. * NJ. K H., ara
near g. a. Arundles.
TEkMS-So much cash as Will discharge tho
expenses Of sale and the amount due and un-
paid under the said deed OF trust and the resl-
S" eiiinir ms trustee "ucn wye ~
is vested in me by lddccd o! trust oniy,"hleh
is believed to DO good: r,
Fairfax co., my 19-law4w
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AUCTION S4LES.

ijUBILC SALE or VALUABLE REAL
HsTATE IN ALEXAn DEIA, VA.rKy
! nnd wife, dated March l9th 1869, and duly 70
! corded, the undersigned, rs Trustee therein
n.nHI, vii! expose to sale, hy public suction,
"a f-.Lt o! tbs Mayor, flee in Alexand.i.,
v. on >ATU EDAi, the llth day of June
! $50. the following described property. 10 wit {:
=" 4, TEN ~ ENI and LOT OF Ill
GROu#D on the south side Of d twenty .EsfA
tee: .lIcy, extending from Water 10 Union SIS :,
Il, :I":.t u tc.t md in depth 10 feet
No. =. y TENEMENT and LOT OF A.
Gi.HU j. d. adjoining No. on the west. L4ssa-
in fort on sud twenty feet alley 81 feet and in
depth ~ feet
\ 'uII description of the property will be
given "n the day of sale
Terms # sale cash.
rny 2s -oots CHAS. 4. STUART, Trustee.
~ i: u STEE'S SALE
tiy virtue Of deed of trust dated .janu.7y
lSt, 1865, and executed by Anna Patten, and
duly recorded in liber I, No. t, folio 81, Of tho
land records of Fairfax county, the undcrsign-
ed, Trustee therein named, will, in accordance
with written Instructions from the party secur-
co, offer for SALE to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the 9th DAY OF JUN E, 1870 that being
Court day, ct twelve o'clock noon, in front Of
tho Court House of Fairfax county, the FARM
on which the said Patten now resides, lying
Ecar Annndnlc, in said county, and adjoining
the Back Lick road tho east and Irvine
tract; also, adjoining the lands formerly own
cd By Louisa Summers and J. o. Arms, con-
tanning by Said deed 1891 acres, more or less
The land has tho reputation of being good, with
considerable timber. and a omfortable f.5fssss
TWO STORY DWELLING. built since EEaia
the war. The above land will be sold subject
/" deed of trust given to Louisa Summers for
$1,000 The tito to this property with the
above exception, and this decd is believed to be
good but selling rs Trustee shall only con-
vey the title vested in me Is such
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee.
Fairfax co., feb 24-eots
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FOR SALE-Tho Losse and Fixtures OF tho
H. ordor to close business within the shortest
n 40 ol1eF t til my line stock Of Clothing end
Dents Furnishing Goods will be sold on 1T
whatever sacrifice All those who are Indebted
to me will please pay up wi hout delay
,nn,6-3awtt g. DEAl.HAM.
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ENDlOSiOEl

COLUMBIA, Pa, May %l.A boiler in the
Columbia rol ing mill, owned by Caleb 5. NJ alt
bv, exploded this morning. severely scaldlng
several OF the employees. One named Manner,
has sirca died
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s,sg y II E. NJ 3 .
.;TII,I, THEY COMET

The people will patronzss the POPu LA 4
CLOTHING HOUSE. They appreciate goods
we'll made, and at our prices will buy. W.
have determined to sell goods this Spring ard
Summer cheaper than tho cheapest Iha.
our motto. >. BLUM ~ E1M,
my 2T-tf Corner King ana falrfaE SIS.
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Snow

VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., May 3l.-Threc IN
chcs OF snow tell Saturday. 1t was frecz'ns
Yesterday ana showing.
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Decoration Day.

DAYTON, May Collaboration day was gen
orally observed. General Shcllnln was present
at the Soldiers Home. Three men we're scr;-
ou>y hurt by the premature discharge Of
cannon
LOUISVILLE, alay 3I.-Therc were impos.
ing ceremonies yesterday at Cane Hill cemetery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-31

E,sS'; LIS II + ID | !
q. j. N 1 L. 4. D. *,
No C5 King street, :,
:.i.;., ..ci. and Dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
EARTnEN WAKE,
{. ;..,,, r.ccfvinv his SPRING SUPPLY of
yo",:+, bought since the dcc'ice in gold.
BEING IN old established house ana nnV,ns
uuns,.I ,uciities for purchasing. and an OK r
,,.,,,,, .nnn,intsncc with the manufacturers III
rtncw AMI Glassware, both IN .n's sIG i
try and England. he is ablo to oli'r uhusua III.
JUDGEMENTS u country merchants ana cea'eFs
general y. ,,o.o
lis stock will he found to be very complete,
cn.brncins Ali qualities Of csrthenware from
common &; g. to bet Ironplatsd China
glassware in great variety, At low prices
Window Glass Of al sizes.
%toncwarc, Coal Oil Lamps AMI Chlmhies'
Pin.c,l rid HriL!ania Casters, Table cutlery,
&c. j.. ,.I.,
Country merchants are earnestly requcstou 10 10
rive }ln ;. cn!i. and he is satisfied ne can sell
@rnt. 80 low =: nny other first. class house.
NH l'---eo3nI Leeesburg Washington
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Fires.

cnt nortions of this city, yesterday and to- day
DESTROYED property 10 the value OF $4,000.
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Base Ball.

TROY, N. Y, May 3l-Tho Haymakers of
Troy, beat the Unions OF Morrislanla at base
ball Yesterday. The score stood 81 to IS.
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SWeefhearts and Wives.

Essays for Young Men on Singh and Wed
dod Lifo-tho dangers OF Cc.ibAey, uAI til,
joys of true Marriage with sanitary aid f.
those who arc in any way uai!tcl fer matri
monial happiness. Sen: free, in scaled cnvci
opes. Address HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphia, Pr. .ay 2j-3iu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-31

STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED dur,
ing tte summer Mt tho I'll N ami STOW & store OF
THOMAS HOY. corner OF King and Pitt sts.,
nnnnsitn the Marshall House. Ar l4-tt
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fn- NOTICE.-We have on hand a
kEg large stock OF Ladies', Misscs' and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, aSd in orGeI
TO reduce our stock, will soil NJ greatly reduced
prices. All in want will do welt II call ut a
King street.
ian 2S-tt w. IS. W hDDHl
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Surgeons are said to abound ia thcPotomac
and Rappahannock rivers.
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GORGE McBUENEr 81 SON,

GEoEGE McBUENEf & SON.
sUGAEs nI TEAs. c." coFFEB, LARD, EGGS,
DUTfEF, BACON FAMLLI AND
CANNED FRUITS,
Cross s. BlackweIps Chow Chow.
" Mixed Pickles
J. Druand's Bordeaux Olive OIL.
Thw.itley & Brad. haw's Salad Dressing.
! /. Sh:iver " Bros pIck!cd Oysters. Mum
sen, Carroll & Co.'S R@spberry Vinegar Syrup'
Jolies, Flavoring Extracts. Bakers Broma,
Cocoon and Chocolate, German sweet Chocolate
Uorsford's Self Raising Bread Preparation:
Concentrated Lye. Rabbits Best Soap Wo9a
and Willow Ware, Bass " Co. Lohd9n Iaio
Ale, Hilbcrts London brown stout D 'TI
Best Whiskey, Smoking and Chewing loOHc'
co, &c, &c. rL
N R.-Goods delivered 10 any part OF Inc
ctv free of charge No. 10 King street, D.
Gripg's old stand, two doors from washington
street my go
A RH{VED AND IN STORE.
IA Per "Holsatia," direct from Liverpool:
-. 1000 bushels bulk e. A. salt.
- ron sacks Evans Fine Suit.
y 500 sacks Deskin Fine Sa!t
~ Per Schr. Martha skinner:
- .T5 sacks Evans Emo Salt.
;;l5 sacks Marshall Fine SALT.
O In Store:
Mr; sacks Evans Fine SAL; ILL.,,
SnO sacks Liverpool &. q. SaiL---"H oil when
VIII Do S'' ~ ''''' NV W. a. SMoOT,
my ct 2'ho"s "''at'.
| NOR SALE Iowa desir@bio MAkhhl
| Il FARM in Alexandria Co.. u miles IRON
| Washington city, on " COCA rohu iGau"h "
| Unshiupton, containing Is Acres, wei IN @"5
d -; a rcsnects nj o IL y crcs near Co. E&a
| tumbia Turnpikc one mile from IoI'gH!c co
Portable House and rooms some GuInui.nInhI
THIS place Is known rs FOEI CkA+N;W ~; my"
| and niry: good view all around. ms prop
cry WIN ~ SMOOT " MILhEK.
Land Agents. ~ King ST.,
mayG-tf aicHshuF'S' va
pound HILL DoAkD1Se HOUSE.
will open BOARDING HOUSE about
tn. 18Th OF June, 1870, at Round Hill, Lou1oun
| county, W., !or tho purpose q 'ntertaihlnh
citv Josrders. Twelve or fifteen can Dc accom-
rnotated NJ ctsbtI. Is on e"f tw piT
,n;Ias vest Of Lccsburg. Public conveyance up
| f. tho door Persons wanting board, VII az
drcss the undersigned. y. hiShl;
Round Hill, Loudoun co., Va, my lz-oo"in
RENO VAIL
CKYSTALlZED OIL MANUFACTURE
RelHONfu W
NO. 43 KING STREET,
where will also bo found
! IMPROVED BURNEkS, e.
LAMPS CHIMNEYS, WlCkS, &C. &C.
nj reasonable price,, ;, sr,
4. G. LUTHER y CO.,
.bt 4s King st., Alezs.. Va.
IRENCH CHINA
.,, rocsired q fine assortment 0! nioid bfan"
Jus iI, Eece- Whi:o French China Dinner and
sln ,'',r The rclebratcd Manufacture OF Har-
c" - 20 Limoges bought at the recent
ishu esIes in New York ~ low prices, and Will
ia .old cheap for cash.
DE- s sb I'm i. J. MILLER, G5 kingst.
iLce.burg Wsshingtonisn copy.l
1,rK SALE-A substantial TWO HOhoh
* WAGON that will bed Twelve barrels Oh
tho head ard the very thing for heavy maj.
| vet or meal wagon; HIS tour springs ehu ~
| movesbe top was built to order; Is III Roou
| condition. and for sale low. , uDu11N
my l8-eo3L ~. = ~ =
FRESH LOT OF ELDER FLOWER
| n SOAP lust TO hand and Tor sale by
- VIM. r. BROO h ~,
,or2- l19 King street.
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Urine HAMS-2 tierces Maryland Sugar
cured Hams received this day by
my IA CLlNION hlLbOh Din
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NEW TYPE,
CARD PRESSES,
rsH'; LISHED Il Is =.

,"z3-Or,lcrs from tho country Will receive nm
,,l;,.n .,,cr,iou my *0-u
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Away with Spectacses Old Eyes nado
new, easily, without .!octor "r llc.!icires .cnt
post paid on receipt e !0c. Address
DE-. +. b. POOLE.
NH I'm 10 Lexington Az, Il. Y.
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CONGRATULATIONS. Most Of tho gentle
men whose names were on the Conservative
ticket st the late election were waited upon and
congratulated last nyht, at their respective
residences, by their numerous friends 10 a body,
and accompanied by banl Of music. Mayor
Latham, City Sergeant Steuart, Common
wrath's Attorney Smo,t, aud Councilman
ShinD, aud Mr.. Worthington acknowledged
the compliment in short, appropriate and hap
ny responses. Nlessrs. Kigour and Burke
ll1o, though not on the ticket, and not canli
dates, responded to calls that were made for
them. At the conclusion Of the speeches
sumptuous collation. which had been prepared
by Mr.. James Coleman at the house he former.
~ occupied as a restaurant. on Prince street,
vas partaken of by the crowd and Was evident.
ly enjoyed. Many Of the houses Of the success
tul candidates were Illuminated. There was
bon fire at the corner OF Prince and Water
streets, and blue lights were exhibited and
rockets fred off in different quarters OF the
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-31

PIONEER MILI.-W are much gratited to
aglin opening and running the Pioaecr Mill 10
this place. This mill is one of the most com
ulete and extensive in all this section Of coun-
try, and it has been the great desire Of this
community to see it ono, more ia operation.
Should tn. ARRANGEMENTS now in progress be
completed, tho mill will be uader the direction,
we learn, of Geo. Y. Worthiugton. esq. one
Of our m ost Intelligent and cnorsetic merchants,
who has large experience in the business and
the qualifications requisite for its future success.
We wish him the fullest measure OF remunerg-
t;on for his enterprise. Alexandria will reap
the benefits of the working OF the mill, as well
as the proprietors.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, at four o cloc k, M \
PAGE, son Of Henry W. and Martha T. Fsn-
degrift, aged two months. ~ Funeral ut five
O. clock this evening.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETrl
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToH, May 81 3p III.
EOSiiItE.SS
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Away with tncaHninr:able 'EruSseA.
Comfort and cure for tho Eupturei. Spht ru=t-
paid on reCe ut OF Uc. Address
DR. +. l.. I'DuTE,
nh 1-3m 10 lie iugtOn hy. e. l.
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nIRECT l n o i a y! y
LIVERPOOL SALT.

rIRECV | II O 4 i a y! y y
LIVERPOOL SALT.
i,'c otlrr for sale, TO arrive, cargo 81 snip
Is W0 bushels LIVERPOOL q. A. BALL.
'l1 GaW sacks FINE SALT, factory filed
"Yuncorn" brand, equal TO Msrsha!'s. AIS"
;... brig "Thrne sisters ,,.r
. rlNJ bushels LIVERPOOL q. u. HAh!'
in bulk.
brand ''Stovrd."
;Vn Will ill this s;nit IL or II TO the ton. rs
n.,,irs .nsy hrsirc or sell in bulk ut lowest
iIn!E.. rates rom ve-sei. "
NuUf. WEDDERBURN CO.
COS HAVE Also NOW IN STOKE A
IL fuil supply Of
LIVERPOOL q. Il. s;A 1T.
EVANS FINESALT.
TURKS ISLAND SALT--for sale ut lowest
msrKc. r,tsz. >, =. ~
irb 2l.tf HOOE, WEDDERBURNG ":
DUFFlSGo IN sWIS5ES, NhII AN -
CAM HkIC.
rwss and Cambria Edgins:; ant lH:elt.'.s o,
XII kinds or Cu!tons and Linen IflminlnHs b.
cyan. Kit Gloves, S1.25 per pair f r'IRu. Ill
tons, Gimps, KeHl Laces, Linen ooiIa'-' "
new goods, and sold ut reduced pr .c9s ~
apo Mrs. " L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-31

1,rH SALE-A substantial TWO HORSE
* WAGON that will bed twelve barrels Oh
tho hcad, ard the very thing for heavy ma.
We, or meal wagon; hns tour springs Gnu
movesble top WAS bun it to oruer' l. ~ k'0N
condition. and for sale low. ynpr1N
nv l8-eo3L II. l. w = -. ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25
COMMISSIONER.

DENJAMIN KLlNGER, of Chest township
ID will be a candidate for COUNTY COMMIs.
SIONER-suhicct to the action Of the Democrats
party at the Primary Election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25
Ailarrird.

New styIes IN gents' hats, at Reed's
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25

nAVID GEABHART. Of Decatur township,
IL win be a candidate for COUNTY C0MMIs'
sIONER-suhject 70 the action Of the Democrats
party at the Primary Eelceiion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-05-25
Great bargains in silks and black
alpacas, at VIM. Reeds.

THE SwALLows.-Speaking of the
swallows, the Lancaster IRtelligencer
uses the following language by way
OF caution to thoughtlcss boys: ave
notice that some thoughtless boys
are in the habit of throwing sticks
and stones at the swallows as they 90
twittering and skimming through the
air but few feet from the ground.
This should not be allowed. The
swallow feeds entirely on insects, and
is one of the best little friends Of the
fruit-grower that lives If the boys
knew that every swallow killed de-
prives somebody Of good mess ol
fruit, perhaps they would not so mer.
cilessly use their clubs on them and
yet it is fact that almost all oui
fruit would be destroyed by cater
pillars and other insects fit were moi
that these are destroyed by thousand.
by the swallows and other insectivcr
Gus birds"