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nriff-tiac.
@risIs, tpsIde In Der sstrisen pSun" ansts,ist IN
tino oeln alanSe mad Srutidrn an8:bbrcn
TamenzSifie.

grtsIt tpsIbe III Der ssirigsn vSun" an8citt8t mo
uno BEN alan8e mad Srutid)rn an8'lbrCn:
SanensSifie.
Wbrens yPiB Qaurn; Imbarbt. Wrs Wnnle Bdu9bs
mann, IRrs SsttIe @himn 9Jtrg Gotbarine YuI6er,
WtB Warsnretb; 9raund lRtB Wtarp; GOnuceur,
Yauline y 9; Duit. Wrs Har9aretb Gbelber0er,
Utrs yBm; Gnttr. Gatbaruo Gltiabctba Siqnora ;
garmsr. WiB eaen; Sanbalj. gtrs 9obanna e,atI
UttB WarD; Srilnlp, Mrs Is Seuou, IRrs 0Gtb. ;
Snupt. Wtrs Wpuie q 9u8eI, Wtrs Annic; anaui
4Rrs G . 8adllep, Wirs 9Rarp 2obrmann, Wi6 w !;
9oprp, Wte RebeIta 2i9btbcdcr gJirs 8 f; Watbcr,
WtB Is o; Senn. Winnie Srme, sophia YGnc, Seler
Reinbart WiiB gRirne; RoBeu. WiB Glja Sbniber
Mtrs Wtartba esrgas Utrs 8 . slorg, 9Rrs Ma'
ria gomnati, 9RtB Mtdrn gBalbad Wtrs VI ,
gBetc''er Wtrs 6arolnc gDbb. MiB 6anne u gRilo'
mann, IiB gnsic gBiuoer, Wirs WiarG.
S>errcn=Sifie.
Nlbrtdt, 10 Iul6at, Geo Nnton @atcmanu. VI g;
Bearib, Nhtllipp Yiebler. gBm Yobirr 9ames Sp'
napitG, 8 : 8rcut. 9 Wt; 9u'd) 5reoerid Yuiit
5enrp greoe, Geor8 SrGnot. Snao eOhn Wioies,
9rsponnieurs, prof y, De 9cuIuias, } Dru9an, ,
" Dutdcr, Geo Wt; 9orina, yir. Gers. 8 Z Oh
ienieIo l. Comp. Glsner, Sciepb GdbotL VI y :
isild, Iacn g Tauliener. Senrp; 5rant, 5ddt Sc.
itcfieo, 3bco 8rait, Geo ~ Gtntbcr. Senrp Sad1
Garp; SerieI, Sobn .; Senrtbc. X 8; Sero9, @onrdo
VI & Spbn Suiua9le, Wtr Sennlciu 9obu Grid,
SbW Soritmarn, Stroiudno aeBIcr, aobnne Nlcir.
GbarIes; arepps. : VI Ssra8cnsti, V aGrlsber9,
emil 8raus, Wi@aeI 6ro4mant, } . ar1us. Wler;
quitmsr Ssrmann Nad. Gabriel; ItanR. aidjaro 8
Wieircl, Gbarles WieiI6cr. 8 gD; wisrtei atrpis
Worling 6rant Y; Mgets, Sraneis Wiulbete. @eor8,
glutaa. Senrp; PAUL, W Nantcab. Gbarles; giGinr,
aames @dtr, Ssnrp siseoaa hilbert ROa SCe,
mann, 9 S6irmer. ; N Sdmbt 6Iurles; Sdbriner,
CHARTS ed)od. VI y; seeboit. 8; Ssmmcs, VI . !;
Speu,, VI; Sbreber, GOluaro Sebr, Sob Shulibets,
esonbaro gdnaiinsss 5risor:; T 5.lta SEo; us & Ia'
Soruaro yBallermsqer ) W eomp.; s8sller VIM
3ullinger, WuoreGs.
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Nuodlc1t>Wchl.

Der rlntcr,cd)ncts bat iotbcu dui tintr qruoeue
nabe Der Staot etnc oer behcn Waid)ineii. nm &no
d)tnmcbl ,u MAIDEN, auigeielt uno IT jest Uereit'
1ui,rGae d jeoe beiiebt8s Cuantttdt ausiutBren. l
dc IN oer tiirlelten 3ett ausgefnbrt lperotn.
9as fnpd,enmebl Ut feiner. nlS has rlber bon Tint
genadic les uirb ten temtider YrojeB gebraud uilo
Iebt ben 2unobaucr uno Yhaiier In Sano, q nit ocr
Edtmatine (Driu) Gusluiireuen
3srr Samuet &dnts, ben Sanoplrbcn urh YNar.
lcrn Der Der. Stuattn cbr lpobl betdn ais rubefer
Scrausacber oes vNmeriean 5armer Il Hural.Ree liter"
bat bic 2eituna oss Yireaus oes unterjedneteu In
Rr 63, 2iiesa5ap'. nabe YrattitrdSe uberltommru,
no es ibm anaenebi etn miro. bic BeIude ODER Nu.
ira9e iener aliln ,frcunoe Bu enlptan9en.
SIS pro Sonne IN ncucn Saden, tur lutle Yibt5 be-
redret lpiro.
qanObebauer uno Nnotrs Nro einataotn metue
fabrii III beIdtteeu, oa it YdJts ~ oerber0Cu babe
Da niene 9tuie nibts YcrItedtcs il tBun baden, 10
III teue NnIei9e nit pAstfu Gtntritt geitattet" IN
Der Gingangsibire. Seoer lam nttne 6abrii inters
ludbsu lno bic Art uno gDeile oes Hnodcnmsbl.VlG.
tens itd anieben.
Sd, fam irine 5, 10 ooer 90 pro,rut 6ommiiFun
so6noicr bcJabcn .iuoem mein Vetoierl 10 YrpIeM
nd)t uberIcigt.
anodtnnebl ipie es bon mir ecmatbt ,uiro, IL por.
treItb, uno en dbnder Iriiiel tam uid I'M 0srbdt.
nip ium prsie 8emadt iueroen
sHrsau: Rr. ss. eis'saD:. naSt prattprase,
b sr an Ieirent dtcn plabe
@ds Ger Ubsp unb 9tirlinsaraAe,
(Junt22 l2utR.) baltimore, Wo.
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@estpeiier fit 8leiieube.
Bartfmprs.Oblo @irenbabn.

aoh allen citation EFT - nm $40 Ttors.ns,
uno GBtntheIier uno Spii6enpdbe nm ubr Rahs
uittaas tauseenpUrnen Sonna9s)
mad, Serii gBefter - nm 5 uno 9.45 abenos.
gadb 6reberid uno Sa8erstown - urn $40
Tlorsens uno 4u. @benos (ans9enomnsu Sonnta9sl
glddb GIlieott @ttp II. T. 10. - nm $40 uno
O. So Wtoroers uuO $3.50 9Iadmttta9s taus9enommsn
glot1 gBaIbtuaton I'm 4. 20, sos, T. s:35 uno
IL 80 Woracns uno 2, 9.55, 4.40 uno $50 @benos.
gladl WnuupoIts - UNI 7 uno 11.80 Wtorasns
uno 4. 40 9tndmittags. ~ m ,,,s
Bon Wuibin9ton-um W T. mno s,So u'oE8s"'
uuO II As, $50 $40, $50, uno Abenos'
Vbi(abelpbta. ta.EBiImtnston.SdItp. EB @iienbabn
gtad BbtIabeIPbia, 3W dentGt 9msn
uno ID elamarer G icnbG bn" I'm .25 Vors
Stus tSorntaas ous9tnonunenl; ~,
a ISS S,os, Gthi,oSSS} SEG M M t ySr @
qens (SorntGgs aus9enonnen).
gldh gb ttabcIp b / a uuo New sYorf Nt5 In
9Bimtn9ton nit per SGapare silenoagn" net5'hosnol
Radb oeu Stnttonen bis Wort Sepo1tt-
um ubr gtnGmitt09s tSonna8s aus9enOmmenl;
9lad gbtlabtlpb Tim .25 Ibenes, ta9ltt.
Sad Step 30 L @gpuBiu9 UNI 1910 Aesnos'
tG9&.
gbiIabeIpbia!Baltp.g geutrat. @ifenbabn
SerdRt Baltimore um I. .25 Ytcr9ens uno 24O 9tahm.
8iuet.Blreau; gtr. l47, gBet'SeltimoreNrote
ge6rblid,c GcutraisGiienbabn.
Rab Btttsburq, Dem @erSn IMP nm. Met' et,'
toncr ,ludcn Baltimore uno Dort anbatteno -ta8It3
nm s Is Wioraens tSpmtu8s ans9enomnenl.
Wuth " Ytttsbnrg, Dem Wenen uno Nor
prn fsgBiIItamspo sportuno Grte- td9ltb nm
r. is yadnltttass (Sunnta9s aus9enomnlsnl
Nadl gtttB6mr8, ben 9tG9era' j allen uno
8uffa 0 - tG0lid um 10 10 Abcros.
giad gtttsburg uno oem gu ome ven; an
hen Souptitatipuen 5iUidlcn Baltimore nnb Sarrsbur8
anbGteuo - dslidl I'm 7.i0 Ibenos (SonTta9s aus8s'
gBe ititdje RarpIduber GtIeubaBn - nm
sl5 Mtoracts unO $3.50 ytadmGGs: 40
9iud Gettpsbur8-um I'M S.l5 Wor8ens uho lZ1o
glnhmittG9s. ,, ,, M .>
$50 giadmittn8s,
GumbcrlGnber SbaIsBabn-um S,15 UOrs
oens lino II 20 9tutblrtttags.
Otad Dprt - tG8Itd I'M $50 Nadmitta9s tSonil'
tags GusgerommCnl
giad) Yartton tGgl6 nm $50 Nadln. tSorn'
tags ausgeuommGnl.
Gdtpnspincr Siertebabn.
StirbIih Oou TlDr Wtoreeus biz 8 ubr Ibcnos. l
Ilbr Qus0cuommcn. SonntN9s 'tiinolit pon tlhr
Wor0eus bis ubr Nbclos uno oe balhe St'ltoe poii
2-7 ubr Qbenos uad qouoon Yart.
Sad @lltcott tt0 I'M uno lo upr Wtor'
otns uuo inb rlbr 9admitta9s. 3urtdtcbrero oon
tsuitott 9itO nm unO 10 ubr Wlor8ens nno : nno b
uhr Nadmittags. - @u Sonntagen um uno 10 llbr
yRoracns UNI 2 Iluo q nDr Nud)mtta9s nab, uno
rnD 10 Tlbr Wpr9tIs lnO 3, nno Ubr NahmIltagS
non GQtot Gitp.
sJorr.Rpab pfersebabn.
Sla6 Z SopIontoluu itiinOlid bon rbr Wtor9'ns
Biz IL uhr NbCllos.
gtodb G}opanstown um 6, 6ls. IL unO SK ubr
Wtorgcns uno 21$, 34, a., 5X uno 6x nbr Nbenos.
au Spnntdgen: lin l0K uno 1lH Hbr Wtor9ens
mo 49,. ~, ~, 81, Az, 5H uno 6H ugr Ytn9m.'
uuo pou @owanstopn hierber. nm 10 uno II ubr Ntor'
gems luo /, 2, 8, A, 3, 6, tmc ubr Nafmttta8s'
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GcNcrusW iFabrif,

Rr. taSI. 9uttuumcphhr0st. SbiIoselp bio
100 nt otrh'tDrrtr Nri'n ron gptiittn ir ettbrautr
gtmddli Uttocu Ids ouIi aebrnahW Waterfall N iuet'
Bts GCetruboil fptdss pit sS It'd ourn eTiGbrung BE-
ivdbrt has L Educy butrft ~. SIN Atodu9og'Soiitb
halt ppu $50 SdbrrH. pdbttno Wtsss Gtitn. eotr
gtbCilbolj tn 5-6 9uhrfu prTinRt Hucoi tn cut ptn
1nipb eefarr In Baltimore Hrbrti pito mad dlrn
Sbctltu BET Urt. etdaitR Wri1Hot.
1 IIPriii gIRtl sJsu 3. &urFtbdre 5 Cons,
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Spe3ialz zNOti1e1l.

Bs~ ,,Mnnnmiutnl SeitCr SerItbes
ruug8 @rIellIdjaft bnu Baltimore"
Sir. 80, &tcpneitraae.
Die G5sIsuIdaft ut bereit MnIeihen duf SrnHe'
etssntbum fir ben Scitraum bon bts 10 Snbun in
Gunmeu nelts Dem 2eiber paien uno in >uopsntItttn
Raten Suritluinbtn iino, Ju strpdbrtn.
Iuterdriiten Iu oem nsuen aaptal StrmS8en tperosn
augtnomnten.
Die geieai6aft idbrt nod, lue irii3er fort, YerIhe'
runIen ,u ben reguI6rfn Raten III madeu.
q Znprutcn SIutreps, PrdI.;
3 o Reeic, gbe.prGl.;
CIptiI26, ,3Rte) z. q. Ibett, Ssfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-11

HOUSE OF REFUGE,
Baltimore, Den TO- 1dn. 1870
go NaIter Il Sugen0orpb.
Igir bubeu bic Wdidmaibine. ucIdle aIs "HoME
WASHER" betunnt it, felt mcbrcren Wipnuen 9ebraudt
lIuo eereidt es uns jnm YcrgnigCn Oieir6c iun Tam
liels@ebrnld)e jl cnlpfcblen ou ite lid cbr erolgre
beueitn gBr bGbcn uielr oerdrtige Wd6incn uerluht
iiCbn eOot) oiee allen ullOcrn nor. Scin sic 10 gC0
lig. uns nod cine ju ihiden. Nttun9suou
tARailOlWtl ss. u. fincUln. Superntcnoent
9iilissGumite.
Befdnntmacurg -0as ann 5dnrmeln von 9et.
trd9en iiir bic gtobltibenoeu IN Rihmono. Ya ehges
icbte 9Oiue lit eriudt, beute 8prmittdg, ben II.
Wtai. I'M IL tlbr elmer perG9tcn 8erammra, Der lsb
ten. oes 6olies auf her ectrctoe uno Wcbb6ric be'
Jluoblen. gDer SGrtnGlbidcr bat mD9e bcicIben am
9enarutcn Gage 9eidasit iurtd8eben.
y. . genbletpn,
1l0-2) SbnlGnn uro Gdl'trcr.
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G; iluirre $15 SaBnzGarnttnrsa
atial,n sin.m 5totn. EbtiltptiIs bot $3.50. Wut
Sabnopsratonen ptrosn sarantirt 3abn.gIwsli,en
nit @as: so Cts.
MONUMENTAL DENTAL PLACE,
(Sin519.) Rr. 17s, &tsauitb.. uabt ssapAg.
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8o(timOre W}O, W}tttpod), ben IL. N}ai 1870.

ggeine unO Malj9ebraue empianSen wo Der
ienoen, brGuhen oas Bud, 6OrmulGr 80,
ni9t gu fiibreu, bas in Girtular 7G bes
SteuersBRrcaus uorsei6rieben lit. Das @es
ieB Usrlan9t mir, Dab Hc9nun9 Hber Die ems
pfanaenen uno perieuoeten SpirituOien &c.
fnbrt merOe
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Au8berfanf
NusbFrfGuf
erp6cm y ertHffc.
j. lioCGnb0aiIl,

6cm SertH tic.
J. 1iO(rnbaun,
@r. 169. 2trinstpnftraae,
wsld,cr tin geitGft asfuaebcu bsabttia btettt Spt
leu SbQwls, Sptbtn 5aden. Brofc SbatUs. Wtdbs,
Santi,itt. uno Sud. .5aden GptbenbeIab, Villas, Gd'
tins. Sud,, Shie, Slnmcn uno Ro6emn1rsn i'm Nu9c'
msiren iu eraunsnsrsrtb biui0sn Yrsiisu an.
2, Ruitnbauni,
SIR 1872, 9erln9OrtTaBc.
q. .. gBnGsiiaur I'm Gdauieniirr, iotue aud Gin
sroBtr epF9cl lu oetduen. Qo2-l5)
Der bette Qtas, mm cine NfGbmds
f6,ine III faufcn, iff bG,,
no ole 5ortcn Wodirtn ~ bnben uo .lpe inGeiGGtts
oon 8eprs Z. StrpbmsDer, iIn., Wr. 8, Rpre'
@apfrahe.
Wdbmaihinen tprotn auF' Bette uno Biut9Ils nnsoe'
beiert; aIh baItt i'd cine groBe Auswdbl bon Seiee
a3aru uno Gel ,um 8ebroldbe Der WlGIhneH biui9er
ais an entm anoirn Yiaks. t@pril27 .6VrJ
9Hs~ 9ie gStro'ifc GGbmal1ine,
LOCK STITCH, gcrabe Sdeel,
bic bette IN Der gBClt
erbis bic bbdfc IFeoGiur >usIbI 6GmiIien'NGbma
ncn III Der
Harifer Musffcllung BON 1867
9e9ebsn puroe. 9tecIbe wiro na ocm Padt.Pdue cers
fault in benz Yertauis,2otnIe Der GOnpG8ur: Rr. So,
@prS. .GbarTesRraae, .5reimarrcr' 5ane".
IWhriI25 11Rt
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Niht eiHen 3Saa /!

Or. fBind,sl bratmt bas 5a!peter Sgpb Sas
2ahsas) aeli bier In oer Gtaot sit beindb Sabren
uno ss III nit elm aa. In lpelde ieine Ssrtabruu8s'
tpeiie ib i'm Serinsfen als ihdOllb 9jcl9t. pernnen
lpslde Elm tueng furdtiam ODER nerp0s biHftuth brs
3abrausebens iino 6nnen b BET dert balieu ouB lts
6tn gottbeil bon aroBer Grfnhruus, orbunoen nit Se'
ihidlidtet. In oittm @tabllenen tnosn.
3abns@arnitirer iueldle GAM natirb aus,sbet, bon
$40 big $40; Ausisbsn BON 3dbncn NIT 2ad9as 5O
Gents fir jeber.
fBindbefs 3abndr;nei' Is Gtab1iitntert,
Rr. lS3, Bapettes,
(YRat2 SIttel i,ptIdlen Gutdlus urO PatufirdEe,
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Die
GrbrimniGr rinrr grO6rn StaOt.
0toman
bon
IuGuft GtpdIS RSuia,

{ 0 NJ a II

geridleF oes preis8eIrtnten HOmans yBIrh 2enpf
Jum iSrieocn."
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80. Sa0rg01ll).
Spc,ial : Noti,cll.

Oruc raItd,t I}u bdttn bet
Giass une q. ~ Sapihion,
Sud,s riccht
Cicn nieDt. Siprs' @ibcrtDtr.
20 I n 1
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S5emSenl S5cmScnI
iperbsn aui SeieulIns stmat uno als ebsn 10 gut ps
irsenb tlbe arosrs in Baltimore auaertistt nit 8eIu9
au stofF, elcsants Arbsit ino Gutsen earantirt fir
80 25 bel Mesinnia in s2r. 81, sseH'Battimpre'
ffraae t1oo-2Ol
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ST.. :. G. GicorO,

Or. 1aI Sapette.. suiiaen Enrt. uno Soluaroiir,
bat 80 Sabre Der Speiinlbtbaupuu9 bon Ncrorn. uno
a6rperi iduGd)e, organiider GnttrattunS H. T. 10. ino
aaer arautbetten, Die BON Der SnOistreon nno Ius.
ibutiiuneeu berribreu 9eluionlet. 0broniihe arau,
bceu Der Sarnwt9e, Elm Snbr ait, no Ginipribungen
iluo barnretbrnoe Wtt 9tdts sebclien, beilt olr
brtidjss Ititte in 3agcn iirSIih crit IuaeIc9ene
ucbel in 5aaeu. Mteo5tnen ienoet er burt Yon
pOer GgpreB ir0e,lbiuobn SprshiiunOen bon 9-1Rl
ubr, &c ubr, JaS-9 llbr gbtnos. 3auernoe esiIin9
9arautirt. (Npril2S, l29Rt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-11

Sie 8eiteuerung Der Spirituos
len. - SpirituOicn SroB66nolsr, Die nur
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GermiIdte 25crid)te.

(BOrtieBunS foIBt.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL. DISPATCHES To THE uAZETTE.1
Suicide Oflhe French Minister

WASHINGTON, July 20.--About 10 o'clock
this morning NJ Provost Paradol, the new
French Minister, who but, recently arrived in
this county, Committed suicide, By shooting
himself through the hearI, while iaboriug Ut
der temporary alteration .! miLd. at his resi-,
deace 920 New York avenue, between 9Th and
10th 8 SIS, in this city. The act was commit
ted In his chamber after be had prepared for
bed. lie has been much disturbed since his ar
rival by the intelligence Of the breaking out Of
War between France and Prussia and with the
responsibility OF his diplomatic position. MIR.
Paradol was about Is years Of age.
lie walked out yesterday, in company with a
member of the Legation, aud purchased pair
of small pocket reechloadiog pistols, one OF
which he Used for lis death, alL the other was
iouud upon his bureau, with the cartridge ly it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.cha RIOod Summer

The blood deteriorates in hot weather. Pro
fuse prrspicslon deprives it Of q portion Of
lts ncuri:Ling ami reproductive properties.
CONSEQUENTLY, in Summer, the flesh loses in
some degree, its hrmness, the muscles lack their
usual elasticity and vigor, and the weight. OF
the body djninishes. These are clear lndlca.
tons that the ordinary supply Of the life sus
tanning principle afforded by the food we eat,
is not ST. ticent to meet the requirements OF the
system under q high temperature There is
another reason for this, besides the direct lnhu.
ence of tho heat, viz the loss of appetite and
lhe weak ening Of the digestive powers when It
occs sions Under these circumstances whole
some invigorant is evidently needed, and the
best and safest is Hostetter's Stomach Bltters.
This admirable vegetable tonic and Alternative
acts lavorably upon the system in several ways.
1t Increases the appetite and facilitates dIges-
ton, thereby inclining the stomach to receive
and enabling it to nssimlste due amount OF
nourishment. 1t so tones tho relaxed secre.
tive organs and the bowels. Under its opera
ton the process Of emAciation, occasioned by
the drain through the pores, is arrested, the
whole frame refreshed andinvigorated, and the
spirits exhisrsted. The dyspeptic, the bilious
the nervous, the deblitsted, scarcely need to
be told that il is precisely the stimulant and
corrective they ought to take st this season.
Thousands Of them know the fact by expe-
rience. Nothing in the pharmacopgia. or out
Of it, will supply its place-least Of all the
trashy local nosLrufis which some unscrupll-
lous dealers would be glad, for the benefit OF
their own pockets, to psddle out its stead
ia 1S-po1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20
AUCTION SALES

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of dead of
/ trust from William D. Shepherd and wife
dated the 9th day Of December, 1867, duly re-.
corded amongst the land records of Fairfax
county, and for the purposes therein mention
ed, will sell, at public auction, at Fairfax
Court House, Va, on MONDAY, the 10th day
of August next. that being Court day. tho
TRACT OF LAND called MOUNT OAK"
near the village of Falls Church, formerly be-
longing to Daniel f. Dulany, containing near
BRiCK DWELLING HOUSE and other III
out buildings; it is we'll wstered has aufl.
cheney of timber for its support, and is one Of
the most beautiful and desirable tracts of land
in the county. 1t is distant about eight miles
from Washington city and six from Alexandra.
of January. 1868, and the expenses of sale will
be required in cash; $l,594.65, with interest
from the 1st Of January. 1863. on the lst days OF
January, 1871, 1872 and 1873, the excess, If any,
with interest from the day Of sale, to paid Oh
the let day of January, 1873, to be secured bys
lien upon the property, at the e1penae OF the
purchaser. Selling as Trustee, shall convey
such title only as is vested in me, which, how
ever, is believed to be uDquestionable.
THOS. L. LOVE, Trustee
Fairfax co., jy l4-1awts Wash. Rep.l
WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, on SA-
w TURDAY, the Both day of July, 1870, at
IL M, in front of the Mayors Office Ale1an-
drla, Virginia, the following REAL ESTATE
situated in the city of Alexandria, Va, viz -
Jefferson street. 10 feet east of Fairfax ST.. a.
fronting So feet inches, and 103 feet 2 in. Ii
deep. with BRICK TENEMENT thereon.
LOT No. 2-Adjoning lot No. on the west
fronting on Jefferson street q feet inches, and
100 feet deep, to an alley 9 feet inches WIDE
LOT No. 3-Ad joining lot No. 2 on the west.
fronting on Jefferson street % feet inches. and
100 feet deep to an alley 8 feet inches wide.
TERMS-Onethird to be paid in cash. Hhd
the residue in 3. IL and 18 months the notes OF
the purchaser to be taken for the deferred pay
ments. bearing interest from the day of sale,
and the title to be retained until the entire pur-
chase money is paid.
iY Scots WELLS a. HARPER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20
The LATE INcEND1NARY ATTEMPT "A

The LATE INcENDINARY ATTEMPT. "A
large crowd was present in the Council chamber
this morning to hear the remainder nt the evil
denos III the case of l. Rammc!i aud Samuel
Ehrlich, proportion aud clerk OF the store on
the southeast corner of King and Columbus
streets, charged with attempting to burn that
store early last Muudsy morning. The case
was set for ) o clock yesterday evening, but 10
consequence of the detention Of the Common,
wealth'a Attorney at the Court House at that
hour, il was postponed until this mornlog'
This morning al halt past niue . clock the &C
cuscI appearel beiure Mayor Latham and Jus
tees lIher and May, but by agreement OF the
counsel, the further examination Of witnesses
was waived, and the parties admitted to bail,
the proprietor in ths sum OF 81 900. aud the
clerk n 81 900, for their appearance. at the quar-
tery term Of the Hustugs court, next October,
to answer the charge Mr.. Lewis Appch
furnished the required security. Col. Z. r.
Stuart appeared as counsel for the accused and
the Commonwealth Attorney, Capt. d. il.
Smoot for the prosecution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20

In this city, at II o'clock to-day, John j.
HOFF, Esq, Captain and Brevet Major U. 8.
Army, in the 10th year of his age. va The
funeral will take place to. morrow [Thursdayl
at 9 clock, from tho residence of Mr.. Arch-
bald Fleming, King street, between Patrick
and Horny, where the friends of deceased are
invited to attend without further notice.
in this city. at p. IN. to day, G. L. DAVIS,
in the 10Th year Of his age. va His funeral
will take place at o'clock tomorrow evening"
from his late residence, 81 Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20
North Carolina Troubles.

RICHMOND, July 20.-A telegram from
Danvillc, Va. says: "A large number OF ctl'
zens of Caswell county, North Carollna, have
fed TO that place for safety from Col. Kirk and
the North Carolina State troops. An aged c,i-
zen named Bowie had been badly beaten by
Kinks men and was brought on litter with
the flying refugees this morning Kirk was still
arreStng prominent citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20

Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. There
were no cases OF criminal character at the
Mayors Office this morning.
MAGISTRATES OFFIOE>-The only case be-.
tore the Magistrates this morning was that q
notice of which appears in another column.
Warren REPORT. Might clear and tempera-
ture moderate There was fight on the cor
ncr of Water and Wolfe streets, but no other
disturbances, and no arrests by either Of the two
police forces on duty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20
SDeer's "Standard Wine Bitters.''

Tho recommendation Of the best Chemists
and Medical Practitioners assure the public of
tho purity Of Speer's Wines, and they are as
we'll assured of the purity of his STANDARD
Iy made bitter by herbs and roots daily used5y
the odical Faculty, among which are Peruvian
Bark Charnomile Flowers, Wild Cherry Bark
&c. Druggists sell The Btters. u lS.lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20
German Sympathy.

Boston, July 20.-The Germans OF this city
have taken preliminary s'cpS for mass meet
ing in Fanueil Hall to express sympathy with
the iathcrland, and to raise funds Tor the relief
of persons wounded in defending the German
honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20

CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY Tho u1udtloh
Of affairs, consequent upon the unfortunate dis
agreement at present existing between the
Mayor and the Board Of Folic, Il statement OF
which appeared IN yesterday Hazattr still
continues to be the all absorbing local tepic OF
Conversation The Captalp VI the Police
force uppoiuted under the provisions OF the
uew police bill, not recognizing the authority
of the Mayor to suspend him, c)ntinued squad
No. OF that force on dnty until ten O'Clock
last night, when he relieved them with squads
Nos. . and 3, selecting Que It the uaocou
pied rooms in the new maj ket house building
as Police Headquarters. At half past ten
clock the Mayor having sworn 10 twent7 two
special policemen at bis nfbcc, place! them in
charge Of Captain lliraIn Webster and sent
them OFT with INSTITUTIONS not to modest, or
interfere with the other iulce, to which sim
lila instructions, it was understood, had been
issued. Before they received their instructions
the Mayor was waited upon by Councilman
Shiun and City Sergeant Steuart, ADD ut their
solicitation, and with the understanding that
the former would use his utmost cudeavors
to have called meeting Of the City Council
to day, consented to defer the eseaution ct
bis design to arrest and ;nprison the Captain
and Iieuteu,nt Of the force elected by the
Council. aud Was explicit in his order that
they should not interfere with the other force.
Both forces remained on duty all night, end
to day representatives OF both authorities con-
tinue On dury throughout the city.
Large crowds of apparently deeply inter
csted spectators were collected at, aud in the
peighborhood Of. the market square until a
ate hour last night, waiting to see what would
be the result Of the difficulty. At three
clock this evening the state OF affairs was
precisely as it was this moru:ug, but without
some understanding i, arrived at before ten
clock to night, it is expected that the Mayor 5
deferred intention Of arrast:u4 the officers Of
the fore, appointed hy the Council will be
executed.
P. s. The Presidents Of the two boards
of the City Council have called meeting Of
that body ats o'clock this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-20
Sweethearts and Wives.

Essays for Young Men on Single and We'd
ded Lifo-the dangers of Celibscy, and tn e
joys of true Marriage sanitary aid for
those who arc in any way untitled for matri
monjal happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel-
opcs. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box Z, Philadelphia, Pa. my 26-3ln