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hFFECT.-
CHARLES sroKEs No. s2 Chestnut street. having taken
e lead reducing s prices Of fine Customer made Cloth
Ing reapng his reward in the shape Of increased
number Of orders fer his unapproachable styles Of
clothes for the spring Of 1870.
DRY FEET.-Tbe most edeotual way Of guarding ones
health keep feet dry and that only be done
by the India Rubber and the inole
ment Is upon u.s. would advise readers 10
buy but the best quality, which onlybe had at
GooDHEARs Headquarters No 80e Chestnut street, south
sde Philadelphia,
HAIIET, DAVIS d CO.'S Orchestral Grand Pianos beat
everything the shape OF pianos, and properly
called the king of pianos Go and hear them at No aH
Chestnut street.
BReER's FAMILY SEwRSG MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instalments.
o. F. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
RUBBER OvKRsHoEs AND BooTs for Men. Women, and
Children be had at retail at the lowest prices
Goodyears manufacture, old stand. No. eo8 Chestnut
street, lower side.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PAINTINGS TO be sold With
out reserve at ScoTTs ART GALLERY, No. 17 Chestnut
street, Girard Row. Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, I'd and Sd inst, to make room for large sale.
PuEs.-Dr. W. A. McCandless No. 1896 Spring Garden
street, gives his entire time TO the permanent Of
Piles. Best city reference given.
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CITY ITEMS.

JKwxLRY Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. u g. Second
street. has the largest and most aracves sorment OF
fine Jeelry aud silyerware In the city Purchasers oan
rely upon obtaining real pure article. furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches In all varieties and at all
prces visit 10 bis store s 70 result In pleasure
and profit. r.l-. -.I...-.
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DOmestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 115$4.
St. Domingo has given large majority in
favor of annexation to the United States.
--Unprecedentedly rich silver mines have
been discovered in Grayson county, KY.
The officers of the Monarch visited Balti-
more yesterday, and met with grand recep-
ton.
1t is believed that the confirmation of Judge
Bradley to the Supreme Court will be made to-
day.
"A decision has been rendered by the Su-
preme Court in the Farragut bounty and prize
money cases.
Napoleon Arenjo, the Cuban General who
originated the revolution in the Central Depart
ment, has surrendered
The Ohio Supreme Court granted writ of
error in the Bible case yesterday, but the argu-
ment will not be heard before December 2.
The nomination of Judge William Strong to
the Bench of the Supreme Court of the United
States was yesterday confirmed by the Senate
without division.
The investigation into the sale of cadetships
is still going on. 1t is to be confined to the
conduct of members of the present Congress
and officers of the Government.
-Riehl has been elected President of the Pro-
visional Government of the Red River Territory.
A force of English Canadians and Indians is
moving upon Fort Garry.
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EareIRn Affairs.

The Bishop of osma is in custody in
Madrid. .-.. I. 10 . ..a
Mr. Burlingames remains will be forwarded
to this country by way of Berlin.
Trouble is brewing in the Cortes over a
visit paid by the Spanish Bishops in Rome to
Prince Alfonso. --. .......
For the first time since 1850 masks are being
worn in the streets of Rome during the Carnival.
-Bismark yesterday spoke in opposition TO
the abolition of the death penalty but the Reich
stag nevertheless voted for its abolition.
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Fu additional Murine Aews see tSst Page,
ALMANAC FOR PIIILaDELPH1A-THIs DAY.
SUN RISES ........ GA Moon sETs........... 6'l9
Bun eETs. ........... b69l IIoH WATER. los
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JOS c. 0RUBB,
EDMUND A. SoUDBR, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
bAhURJ K. STOKES,
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
John o. James, Geo. l.. Buzby, K. A. Souder,
VIM. w. Paul, ThOmas L. Gillespie.
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AT THE BREAKWATER.
Bark Aberdeen, from Cienfuegos, and brig A.
Pierce, from Sagua. ."
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MEMORANDA.

WENT TO SEA. il
Brig E. p. Stewart, for Sagua went to sea 18th ult.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

Fw additional Murine 6sws see tSst Page.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship VIM. Wilcox, Crocker, Portland, Peter Wright
d Sons. .r .....
Steamship E Cid, Nickerson, New York, John F. ohl.
Steamer j. s. Shriver Her, Baltimore A. Groves Jr.
Schr Eliza B. Emery, Clayton, Cienfuegos, d. S.
Stetson Co.
Schr D. clifford, Jrrell, Charleston, s. Lathbury&Co.
Schr Ellen Holgate, GoldDg, Newbern, do.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Whrlwind, Sherman. 80 hours from
Providence, with mdse TO ID. s. Stetson Co.
Steamship III Cid Nickerson, "a hours from New
York. with mdse. TO John f.. Oil.
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BELOW.
One bark and one brig.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30
sSiOtae SllrlbyvilIe, Ill.

ST. Louis. July so "A riot occurred at
ShcityvIIic, Illinois, yesterday arising from the
Governor continuing the sentence OF Hubbard
Holden, who Was to have been executed with
Joseph Myers Iur the murder Of PIebesc) Ca!-
houn. committed two years ago. This caused
great INDIGNATION, as it was asserted that Ho!-
den ca,:cd gully Of murder and did the shoot.
Ing.
The Governor was denounced on all sides,
ard Tuesday night Il was eX" ected that the Jail
would BE- at ackci, AMI Myers released. The
Jail was guarded by hundred armed men.
ga Friday morning attempts were made to
tear duwa the icrcG enclosing the gallows. but
they were rcpuis:d by the guard. Myers was
executed and ten minutes afterwards the mob
charged on the lcucc and tore it down, but
f"Gin, they were too late 10 save Myers they
dispersed, swearing Vengeance against the Gov
truOT.
But tor tho concatriy speeches OF several
i"a1ing citizens, blood would have been shed.
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Police REPORT - MAYORS OFFICE D.tscy
Brown, colorcd, for stealing 500 note from
NJ. b. Harlow. was held for turtle. cxaniua
rOn.
Zachaliah Cartwright, coiorc:i cart;nan
from Washiugton, Tor driving his cart without
a corporation license, was fined and discharged.
Georeeanua Day. coored, ior assautIns
Garter Jones, co|orcd, was fined and discharg
ed.
Joseph Wright hand on Capt. }. I. Wor
ley 5 canal boat, Tor stealing some c'Oliilrg atd
book belonging to the captain, was held Tor
further examination.
Carter Jones, colorcd, for d'so'dcr!y conduc;
was fined and discharged.
An unknown man, dressed as L wou.an, and
mailing from Washington, Tor chasing ladies
on kiog street, was put aboard at the ferry
boat and sent to his home.
NIGHT REPORT Might Gear All COL.
There were no disturbances and The city was
luieter if possible, than usual.
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I'E3! JEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
i's!:sf;g:sS NEWS.
Earlin Press On Observation-Disclosures
Demonstration The PruSSiaH Ar
RAy-The ampeEsr's Bets
Gii tire Result, Il G.

Hra!I~ Jay 81 ---T'' Pas ,h'~ g. r.. =
y u':- in ~ - ~ .r,~ - r.. u Il u Z;
/ l.. .n.r.a> ~ E,e a'd ,':'."ay - .
ana :',s \ ~h,,"aGrs .:
I,:,NDnH. in - -. i tr,.c'', ~
i.rru.' +. > ~! t.: n#ol!i q" IT., + -, .''' "c
rpun, II TT" :,ln,v y ht il. h. a'.d buoy, by
!i.:. .:.trIi:i'i,' ,u!h.nli irt.
Th" no'ri CORRESPONDENT, "ll!storicus
writes to the Times This morning jusIiylug the
attitude taken ~ England 10 the question b.
tween France ana Prussia.
LONDON, July 80. The Iu'hoIIc Clergy Of
Limerick are preparing Tor u grand demon
slraion 20 morrow (Sundsy) in favor Of France.
1t IS probable that the government will take
measures to prevent the movement.
COPENHAGEN, July 30 The FreLci Baltic
feet arrivsd here yesterday afternoon.
BERLIN, July 81 The feeling against Eng
land is sill most intense, and seems to he
shared hy pcoule Of all classes.
y party OF French cIvai,y passed the iron
tier at Peri yesterday, but soou returned
without accomplishing anything.
Every able bodied Pru-san between twenty
and thirty years Of age is now in the ranks.
PARIS, July 30.-Thc Emperor's reception
at Meg was very Enthusiastic
M.rlal law his been declared il the frelch
towns near the Rhine border.
LONDON, July 30.-Bc,s arc freely offered
Ecle that the Prussian army will be in Paris
~ fortnight.
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FOCAL NEWS.
church Services To.AorTow.

Christ CiuTch.-No service
ST. Paups eturch-Servico OF II III. by
Rev. DIR. Norton.
Grace Church. Sc rvice at II a. u.
ST. Md7ys-Msss 1T and II q IN, and YES
peers st AZ y. m.
First Presbyterian. --service in the mo ming
by Rev Mr.. MIC Ate. No service H. night.
Second PreSbytsrian. -Sermon IN til" morn
jnp and 1t nigh: by Rev. Nr Ru|l"cs
Methodist Episcopal 'ico II tho mora
All st night bv Rev Mr.. Haynes.
Method,st Epsscopat Church Sonth SER
:i.rn H. e.. morning and At night, BY Rev. DR..
Tough
Methodist Protestant. No service
Village Chapei.--Service in the morning and
ut night by Rev. Goo. W. Lightner.
baptist No service.
Ileacndriu Christian ssociation.-Sundsy
prayer meeting in the I'd Presbyterian Church,
~ 1 y. IL. Daily prayer meeting in the rooms
Bstiel-Servico a: p m.. At the foot Of KING
street
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E I ED

At the residence Of her father, David Be"ler
| esq near Hagerstown, o. Sunday afternoon
July oath, Mrs. ELIZABETH FUSktlHES
4 X, wife Of oseph Funkhor.,r, Of Frederick
county.
On the morning of the ;j:h, az the residence
ct her father, Mrs. EMMA +. G0LDSBD
ROUGH wife of Maj w. w. Goldsborrugh
and daugh liter of Mr. Eerj. Robins, of Win
che>ter.
At Boston Highlands. Mass. on Thursday
July II, nary G., wife of Francis l.. Ma
comber. and daughter Of tho ls!o James More
dith, Of Winchester. aged 81 years.
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.:Ee"ssDN SALES.
ID: Sic SALEOF LA y d.

:I7:u. Of . deere; Of the County Cyur. o!
T. nee William county, pronounced On he 9Th
t:sy or M.rch. $50, in the SUIT Of !.oE. -.
s.,=&r, tie a.d"r:ianed appointed specis 'oH
,,i.s,..s,"r Tor lh%: purpose, will, on the Oh az
d: 81: - 4 t,H, 1872. Chat being Cour: day.
r 80, ::.nt- - If he Court house. in hreLts.
j e f. s.!r IL lot OF Land, near ;'Lnlirl.s
r.r:";: i"e t. ..cr..s and poles, beiHg the sAni;
l.l." .'..nrd b. Wm. Lorg deed. Hrc convey
ri is ~ t" =. /. Sp":hc
i>':> e. 81 if --G&c tenth ci purchss"
::l"' +, 10 b l.!i in Cash Oil day Of SAFE, The
,c:!cu': IL thle' equal iUsta mcnts 1T e, L, aid
10 z: 'Ftt5 to bear interest from day Of sale and
~ - secured by bond nld good personal Eecu
rat, the tito II ba withheld ard subject TO
r. s'!c lii case purchaser fails ~ complete Tie
purchase EPPA HUNTON,
Commits :ioLer.
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Local BREViTIES -Nlargaret Mctuu AMI
4 strange woman from Washington, while tax
ing walk yesterday evening near the old gov
crnmcnt wood yard fell out, and the latter was
struck 90 the head by the former with tum5-
Ter aud considerably hurt.
Two couples while promcuading on CoIuui-
bis street, north of OTonoco, late last night,
were shot ct by two colored men. The ladies'
We're, ct course, very much alarmed, and the
gentlemen had their nerves somewhat unstrung.
4 fight occurred near the corner Of Orouoco
and Alfred street, about ten O clock last night,
Ia neither If the parties engaged was hurt.
\ difficulty between two residents Of the
Third Ward, was amlcaby settled yesterday
evening, after tho parties had tested ther phy>l'
al powers in pugi!iStic encounter at the UP
Ter end Cf St. Asaph street, in The presence OF
ma'ual friends.
\ patent has been awarded to Joseph DaT-
son IT this city, Tor an alcohol and spirit Still.
Some amusement vas created on kag street
this morniug. by the appearance OF man who
had fallen backward into his cart from the seat
upon which he was sitting, and bsing unable
10 right himself, was carried along with his
feet sticking up in the air.
1t is reported that the only officer retained
4 in the Custom House by the new Collector, ex-
cept the colorcd messenger, will soon lie rI-
g moved
q The Americaa Coal Company shipped $500
q tons of coal from their depot IN this city dur
s@ Ike week ending to day.
ISL \ hail storm visited the ncighborhood OF
| Rose Hill, Just beow this city night before last,
sg and il Iurcu the corn and other growing crops
81 considerably.
8 Mr. William Metzser, baker, opposite the
~ 'ia2ottc Ctiic, sent US specimen or his baking
Sc this mnrrug The flour used was that made
s88 from wheat raiscd and ground this season in
81 The Valley, and the tread was as light white
81 ard sweet as could possibly be imagined.
81 We are Indebted to Mr. Samuel Pullman,
s. who's" farm lays across Hunting Creek, Tor a
81 Hc Ur>> OF Browas large early potatoes,
Al raised in this locality
81 lib" August term OF the County Court tor
IS itl> county will coumanee on Mondsy next.
q Christ Chuc" Is undergoing repairs.
81 Van Anturgh's MenaHcric will show here
81 on Thursday the 18th pvoximo.
ID sir. Jefferson Davis passed through here
81 this morning VIA the o., \. e. NJ. r. r. for
81 New York, on bis way to Europe.
q Tho firm of Lucas l. Tucker of this city have
81 agrrcd to furnish parties in Norfolk with all the
sS hr.cks they eau manufacture this summer over
'$ the uumJer they will have market for at
81 home Alexandria made bricks are acknowl-
81 edged to tc the best made in the country.
" The men shipped from here last week &c
81 work on the proposed extension ct the Baltl
IS NOR 4 Potomac r. r., from Marlboro 10 the
s8 Potomac river, have all returned as there wa:
81 no work tor them to do aud nothipg for then
81 to eat.
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BALTIMoRE, July 3O.-Cotton dull aut
heavy, nomilaly 10. -Four frmsr fresh
~carrc, and in demand Howard St, super
SEE So Wheat firm and higher sales O
Jew rcd at 81 SOIL rs; white 81 45al s.
Hics',rn and Pennsylvania, 81 SOL IS cru
st. ady, white 81 25 IS; yellow 81 DIAL %
oats tower new. 81 81.
BALTIMORE Juy 80. Va. 6's. old, 49i
bid, 49s asked; do. 1866. GO bid, Gil asked
do. 1867, sc bid 574 ask d.
NEW York juy 50. -Stocks very s'rrug
Gold 2Ut Money 4l5 per cent. Virgin:
s.xrs, ex c0uuon G2s; do. new GO.
NEW YORK, July 30.-FIour steady: Wheat
shade tiralcr. Corn dull and declining,
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The Fife, 5saryIand REGIMENT

!'HILADEIpHlA, July 30.-Thc Filth Many.
ani regiment arrived iro%A Cape May about
c?Cv-n 'cjuck lhS Il. m. They were received
hy tEc National Guards and escorted to Frank
I'm ,qu2rn wi..r", alter Stacking arms, they we're
c1nfuctrG - the arlnory il nc vicinity, aud
ra!looS 81 u ba'qu"t. On the road to the dc
pot hey passed ticncrai Pattnrson's residence
where they we're reviewed. They leave ios
ONE IL D. N. The members arc uEbounded
in rhcir rra st If the hcsp;a!ties received.
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TaE DOG LAWN compliance with tie

TaE Doc LAW-ln compliance with tie
provisions Of the dog law, nj! ar'ma's ct tie
canine species found running " 'a'e' within
the co1p,ra.on limits. uamuzz ID, '.i' t:"n':ty
Eext, will b, caught and t.krn II lh' Po"r 9
House, and il not removed airf lofty eight
hours OF confinement will d, kl,d ant so',i to
the jack d,airs TIE r,r' Or r,.>:'- J."
dogs from t"rc (. tnitr p,.nc' II m "a. ~. u
made. #i"l "ar, hex Nnt,y ~ re. 49,. d.:
corp: wi - ~, .!u..
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CAPT JAMES TnEAKLE. I'VE are glad to
announce that tho reported death OF the Cd
Potomac pilot. Captain james rreak:c, IS in
c,rrec!, as the Captain has appeared in per
s,n to deny it, He lett here on the 18Th inst,
tcr Northumberland county. Va, bat return
4 we'll and hearty on the 30:h, and is now
ieahy TO resume his avoc.tion a a pilot
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,assnrls En 81 hail Coach.

l!ELEHA, MoN., Jliy 30.--i'he mali coach
FIR C.rnn" was s:oppcd ty six men north OF
Peasant N.I!cy,l abe. The passengers whip,
I'D tiicrl eff, aud >ascd The treasure, Charts
II '!nc j., passenger, Was Woun!ed. and Is
act -. cad % r2clvcr. The driver vas asa
w..l",iyd ihr clacl Wis rdi!cd with huc:s
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" q I l 9 r

The BOARD OF SUPERVISORS for the
county Of Fairfax will Nee. ~ T,.rf Court
House, on MONDAY, August 8tb, 1870 ri
which session accounts HaainSt tha county for
In Isvr "f prcstn. year will he acted upo" and
sudit,G.
Parte: having cl@ms against the county IN "
present The same 10 the Clerk OF the Board on
or before ihnt day.
JCNATHAE Il. GRAY, Pra,,
Atte:: +. d. Richardson, Clk.
Su;rfoy Cn
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TuREs PRIZES, VALUED IL ;5f

lst niiz.: An elegant SET OF ~ E:5. T:.a %
Of young hstlican skins imported from kiss:.',
consisting of I.sdy's Ma"tl", Collar, lie. AZ;
Muil. Very beautiful
"a Prize: Twelve yards OF the best qualify
BLACK SILK md elegant SILK SASH.
I'd Prize DRESS tATTEEN, SILK a"d
Worsted.
One hundred chances 1T s. chnncY
The articles belong 10 .dy who !Ust hc-
husband il the Southern c.t.Sc. and ehn part:
with them only TO relieve pressing necessity.
The ARTICLES csn be Cen by calling NJ 'Irccn
& Wise's Real Estate Olicu, lsH.lOH House.
Rattle to take place On .na i0-h 0f Angus.
~ .g-tA 20
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. % .

EEGATTA.-A grand regatta will come IF Tn
Monday next. The race will De iron WASH
jag.on to Fort Washington and back. The
t,;!owinc yachts have entered for The purse
race: Crrlcw, Captain Thomas Shrceve ;
!ohn II. Adams. Captain john Sewcil Witch
>: the Wave, Captain r. Brown Dolphin,
Captain William }. AlcD=rmot, acd Little
Fla, Captain Edward Taskcy. The following
At" the boats entered for the cup race: Fairy,
CAPTAIN George Miller; Zephyr Captain G.
!lcL,n; b ondc, Captain Frz.immors; Ne
r.a-he con, Captain Maffit Folly, Captain f.
II. Bell; Greyhound Captain Rotcrberg.
The steamer Wawasct will accompany the
,achts.
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The temperature of the atm sphcre has ueerI
dcii2httuI to day, the thermometer indicating
only IS 10 the shade.
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Swect!earts aud Wives.

Essays for Young Mon OF Single and We'd
del Llfe--tho danger: .! Cc!:bi.;, &0i n :
Joys OF true Marriage with sanii"rs "I'! for
nose |h" are in Nay Wy. unittoI FIR m.,T
mon'ai happnr>:. -ent frnN in scaled cnvrl
opes. Address HOWARD S~uG!ArlnN
Box I, PhInieph,;, IL, r"y 2i-3m
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Specie shipment.
The Markets..

NEW YORK, Juv 80. The Cry OF Pdri:
takes ~; to-day 1851 400, in specie.
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TO- NOTlCE-Wc have on hand q
f1S largo stock Of Ladies', Mise md
Chl'dren's BOOTS md SHOES. anG il order
10 reduce our stock, will sell ct greatly reduced
prices. AL in wan viii 10 vol 20 cnll at ii
King street.
ian 3S-tf w. IS W. bDEI.
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ssAE * EkSS.

JOHN w. BURKE ARTHUR hEESERT
:s:iHEs :, ~ Fl HkBHRT
=
BANKERS AND BROtHHS,
OTFlCE--CoRNER KING 3 WATER Sis,
ALEXANDRIA,. W
BUY AMI SELL
rE;fUEHE,N7 HONEV.
GOLD ARD SIL YER COIN,
AND EXCHANGE
rONDS AND STOCKS,
!;lLt;g!T AND SOLD ON COMMIhSN! y
Loans negotiated, Sight Drafts, Checks All !
Time bills COLLECTED GA Ill accessible poiutn
nrd rrmitted :or promptly
l.. :. Revenue stamps ana corporation Ia
corijGca..S q htaxsndria always on hand and
t.r sale. nov LIFT
y,,,.ra y ,.oi.ss MONTGOMERY = r"HsE
;;At:i;t&G H0i:>S o.:
Win hR i COKS3 81 CD'.
Nos. 81 & 50, King So,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA
WILL DEAL IN
!,nM ESTE EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
BON DS, &C., SC.
GOVERNMENT BONDS end other securi-
ties bought snd sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points in
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mit.nd Int. Rev. Stamps for sale. sep
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The LATE WUIsKsy SEIZURE AT CANE

THE LATE WHIsKEY SEIZURE AT CANE
Ron DISTILLERY-Tu UNITED STATES vs.
PETER FEGAN AND OTHERS. u. S. Com.
missioner Mhittiesey this morning rendered
his decision in this cas-, which, for severa
days CT last week, vas under examination be
tore him ilr. Fcgan WIS charged with very
serious violations Ct the Internal revenue law
in the running of his diStil?ery. The case un'
derweDt thorough investigation, and has re-
suited ii Mir. FeganS honorable discharge. -
The Commissioner in Announcing his decision.
accompanied it With iuli AID thorough review
Of ali the teS.im>r aud with an able discus.
sion Of the law as applicable 70 il. Otto Port
ner, the S;orckeeper,. wno was embraced 10
the charges preferred, was likewise disc rSod,
also Mr. O'Nea!, he dish icr. Messrs. Ryan
aad Rotchtnd, cnsireer aud slll:msr, were
i.c!l to au,ser he charge Ut running the It'll!
in the absence OF tie store k.epcr. The cyl
,!cnce disclosed 10 t.ui. and no attenlpt at
fraud, on the par: # any tt the parties
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GtHAkLES WhITrLaSEY,
U. :. COM MISS 81 II r.
-AED-
ATTORNEY AND COUMSELLOi;

BANKRUPTCY.
Congress having just amended tho Bankrupt
law 50 that nearly al parties Gun be discharged
from their debts unobsLruct"d by the fifty per
cent clause, so called another opportunity Of.
iers to secure the benefits Of lhi. most effective
and permanent measure Of relief The above
named will make bankrupt hU2rc=s special y;
will procure discharges on the most moderate
terms, and transact all business in that line 1T
prices which cannot fail to DO satisfactory. Be-
ing U. s. Commissioner, he will endeavor TO
visit the different counties on court days, md
thus save parties The trouble and expense OF
several trips TO Alexandria in ginning ard
proceeding with their cases. discharges can
BIO obtained here before Register Hill rs prompt
~ IS in Richmond or elsewhere and y: much
less expense to partic; 1t may DO added that
the Bankrupt act, in connection with the
HON exemption, which it is now bel eyed
will DO secured to the bankrupt undec the bank
rupt law, is the only real relief now offered 10
parti struggling i'll the hopeless bondage Of
old debts. Address personally or b. letter at
No. II south Royal street, AieSanGria. fIylG !y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-30

TIE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE, which
!. les regularly between this port and Norfolk,
,rln=tlnc> three times u week, Is very we'll
filtered, aui rec ,nt experience OF her sailing
qua tiles and general ARRANGEMENTS enables u
,t"he-l:ai:gly 10 commend this beat to the
.,votai,;r ~ol,c.. t cur readers. Her cnr.mru.
I.r i Capt. } W. Den:y, Whose intimate az
Gr~intanc VII, the Potomac River l. m al
ufi.i.r1 .u.ranfrr Ter tn" safety OF those who
10y Ella ii: Ii, ms ~ 10 his keeping and il
:dI,ion 10 this, he has very seaworhy aid
wi ,t>>;t, w@:h, =. sides his inimiablc !acnI-
> '"r i"ai,;ig proji'' ir,l at home anJ the
.s.,;rr' ,abc prAgI'i"d, make trip To Nor
=. : ar hs Intermediate !al,!!neS ct ',Iymon:,
I.n"f Pn'rt, Polnt lockout, and F0r':' =
"oi.nr, a! that couIi well he desired. Fhc
Gamer is provided with Goe seven octa""
rosewood Jennings 4 Son piano for the amuse-
n.cnt OF passengers. -Ge0rgetoWn CoWier.