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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-11

WM. HEINEKAMP'S Grst-class BALTl-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
ed for five years. Sold at factory prices on &C
commodating terms usual in other cities
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
| will also furnish PIANOS from any m aker
in the country, for which persons may have a
preference, at factory ,prices. hopo thereby
| TO leave no cause for those who haVo ut heart
| the interest of Alexandria to buy away from
home.
| I have also PIANOS from first class makers
that have been out on rent, for sale at very re-
duced prices. Every instrument warranted
| Also the following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas. Aecor
deoDs Concertinas, Violncellos, Bsnjos, Vio'
| lin Bows Bridges Pins, Rosin, Mouth Organs
&C., sc.
instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
struction Books and Music paper. Orders io1
Music solicited and filled at the shortest notice
Ny facilities for repairs Of Pianos, Organs,
Accordeons, Violins, sc, Sc, arc much en-
lareed, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos. Organs, &C., for Rent. Also, tuned
and packed. ian lOl V. 6hChhN
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UTRAP PIPING PA p + K 5 +.

NTRAPPING PAL + RS
STRAW PAPER,
MANILA, BOGUS MANlLLA~
TEA PAPER, and every ,,,,,e
suitable for grocers, shoe apd dry goods dealers
Papers for druggists uses. We arc, selling
Wrapping Papers at very low rates; wholesale
and retail BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
New Wrapping Paper Depot:
Paper received direct from the mills in the
large warerooms, northeast cornor Pcnnsylvs-
MIA avenue and 1lth ST., Washington, d. c.,
down stairs. Entrance on Eleventh street.
Washington, aug l2-tf
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GROCERIES.

WV: F. bRo0kHs'
lSuceessor 10 Brookes & Taylor,l
FAMILY GROCER,
Corner Pitt and Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Fine Teas, Coffees Sugars, Pickles, Americ an
and English, Canned Goods, Tobacco
Segars, ETC., etc.
N. B ALL orders from the country shsll re-
csive prompt attention dec
T. KEcKEE,
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, WINES I.IQ-
UORS, &C., &c.
Cor. KING and St. Asaph SIS.
Country Produce bought at tho highest mar
Goods delivered to Any part of the city. free
of charge. my 8-tf
e. WIN. RAMSAY
Successor to Hough & Kamsay,)
GROCER, =.
And D2sler In slF'tfine Teas, Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Goods, English and American
Pickles, Sauces, Jellies, &c.
l47 King street.
Personal attention given to orders from the
country. jan l9-N
E G. SWAINE,
r. No. % North Royal st.,
Two doors south of old stand
Has on hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices Of
GROCERIES, WINES & LIQUORS,
which no will sell cheap for cash. 70 2G
T CLINTON MILBURN.
y. FAMILY GROCER,
And Dealer in fine TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS,
Cor. Cameron and Royal sis.,
Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention paid TO the selection Of
choice Flour and Teas. my 2-tf
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DRY GOODS.

a L III 5 I 4 y n G ] y L u = y )
importers and Jobbers or
BONNET, TRIMMING AND VELVET
RIBBONS,
Bonnet Silks, Satns and Volvets Blonds.
Netts, Grapes, Ruches, Flowers Feathers.
Ornaments, Straw Bonnets and La
dies Hats, Trimmed and I'm
trimmed, Shaker Hoods,
2s7 and 2ss S&tTiMoRs 81 Tf:i Sf's STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Offer tho largest stock to be found in this
country, and unequalled in choice variety and
cheapness, comprising the latest Partisan nov
oltes.
Orders solicited and prompl attention givon.
Baltimore Nd, feb. l8-lm*
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MOTTO E.
The firm Of PURCELL 6 HOY was dsso-[
we'd, by mutual consent, on The lith oay u
INV 1850 and by deed, recorded in the rec
ords of Alexsndris Va, liber Z, No. 3, folio
42S, Mr.. B. F. PRICE was made Trustee, and
sJi business was assigned 20 him for settle ment.
A il partios having any business with the ,nte
firm will direct to B. +. Price Trustee Tor ru9-
cell s. HOY, who is alone authorized to settle
ell business Of the late firm. ,,n,
ian lG-tf Late Of the firm of Purcell q Hoy.
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rNHOMAS SINCLAIR

rNHOMAS SINCLAIR
CARPENTEk AND JOINER,
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREET,
fNesr the Bank Of the Old Dominion.)
Is prepared 70 execute, with dispatch and Oh
the most reasonable terms. sll work in his liae,
ard satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the adiscent county, rs
he is prepared to contract for building, or to do
any kind Of repairing. ie lS-U-
NEW CALICOES.
~ " VERY PRETTY,
Just received by
NH WlTMER & SEAYM hEN.
.CHE.P GALLO tCOES.
4 very large assortment of Cslicocs Will 'e
opcned on Monday. Very cheap. ,L,vR
fab u WILMER & SLA 7 AlAhhn'
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS All
Is j. P CLARkES
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,

No. 158 King street.
lust received from the importers and pub
fishers the largest and most beautiful assort-
ment of <,,,no,,,o,
ever offered in this market, very HANDSOME
ornament for Parlor, Dining Room or Hall
and beautiful HOLIDAY PREShN l. sH1ec'
cd with great care.
An elegant assortment Of very desirable
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
something new. Call and SEQ them. They
| will be sold 1T the lowest prices. dec IL
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Washington, dec 15-tf
OHOICE SEED POTATOES.

2
EARLY ROSE-THE E BEST POTATO
KNOWN.
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COMMISSION sIERCHANTS.

GEO. II. ROBINSON & SON,
GROCERs, ORWARDING AND COMMIs-
SION MERCHANTS.
King street. Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention paid to the selling Of all
kinda of Country Produce. Goods forwarded
promptly nov 2l-tf
HooE, WEDDERBURN s CO.,
Com MISSION, SHIPPING i FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS,
No. Prince street.
Also, deslers in GUANQS, SALT, LUMP
and GROUND PLASTER, FISH, GRAIN
and SUGARS. my 2l-tf
RICHARD W AVERY F. ]. DAVIDSON.
A VERY Il DAVIDSON,
"A Successors to Henderson = Ayely,}
GKoohhs' Lf22HR3Gha f22RRGaANFs, ASR COMMISSION
No. 226, King street, corner OF Alfred,
- AleXandria, Va.
Dealers in Butter, Lard Salt, Fish Flour, Ba-
cor, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Sc. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
commission at lowest rates. feb 2O-.f
D. D. GOULD. W II. wILKENINa.
WOULD s. WlLEENING,
" Successors to W. F Henderson,
GROCERY, LIQUOR Il GENERAL COM
No. 80 North Roypl st.
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHISKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
&c. Strict attention paid to tho sale of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE. Jan l6-1y
GEORGE WASHINGTON. W. W. HERBERT.
XTASHINGTON & HERBERT,
W Successors to Geo Washington,)
GEN ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. II North Union ST.,
nIrio No
Particular attention given to the sale Of ali
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. and filing
orders for GROCERIES, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, LIME, &C., at tho
lowest market market price feb lit
T BRoDERs & CO..
u. No. IL King street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTs, Il
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
SALT FISH,
Also keep On hand u general assortment Of
Cordage, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Limo, PackiAg,
Oils, Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and consignments promptly at
tended to, and goods forwarded without delay
to consignees on arrival.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portation line. mn loft
THOMAS PERRY.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT.
No. IS Ring street, Alexandria, Va.
Farmers furnished with Guano. Farming I'm
Groceries, Sc, at the lowest market
rates for cash. 25-tf
GAMUEL HARTLEY.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. Is Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
msrPartcular attention psd to the selling
ofGRAIN, ,FLOURand all kinds ofCOU N%RY
PRODUCE, and filing ell orders for GRO CE-
RES, GUANO, PLASTER, &C.. &C., al the
lowest rates.
rs Agent for the sale OF the celebrated
TOP" HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
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ANDREW II. MOTT. BERTRAND 5. AsHbf.
4 II. MOTT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
CUTLERY,
Plated, Britannia, Tin. Wood and Willow
Ware,
keap constantly on hand Walters, Toilet
Sets, Foot Tubs, Spice and Knite Boxes, Look,
ing Glasses, Fire Irons, Fancy. Clothes and
Market Baskets Travelling Satchela. Table
Mats Napkin Rings, Common sensc: Sewing
Machines, and everything to be found in first
class Furnishing Store at GO King street, AIex-
sndrin. Va. ian d
, 1870-11-19
~ ~AAA1 s4&aANA&4O 1A16IM6-
1871. 1871.
PROSPECTUS
i: Go1R|BuNE. J:
{1he Great Radical Republican
| !: Newspaper Of the Vest
+: IT'S PLATFORM
| REVENUE TARIFF,
! CIVIL SERVICE reform,
!: OPPOSITION TO M0R0P0LlES.

Tux CHICAGO TKlBCSk enters upon the twenty
fourth year Of it existence stronger than In
the confidence md Attachment Of the people
,.,,.3 no ere in It's devotion to the principles
Of he Republican psstI, y y feeosfizes INC iaes
that those principles have achieved their coupteta
and eudortng triumph Slavery betnx dee~
construction Effected, aE.s ne right Of sansass
made unre<al. new questtona will shortly arise.
demanding public sttenuon: and, whether parties
arr recognized or not the lssuea Of the past WIN
give plsee to the issues OF the present and the f-
tu.e, 1t u pfoper, tnesefoze, tnas TER CHEcloo
i TanrxH ahouid ds-ne Its position On tno%a aues-
uooa which aza the uexs = eoals osA'1e >Ss0
| people.
TIE TxmCx1 is In favor OF a tariff levied tot
| tho sole md expreaa purpose OF raising Eevenpe
1 for the government 1t holds that every man has
| the right to his own earnings, AMI that ali laKa
which &eek to deprive him Of = portion ot the
fruits OF bis labor for the benefit Of anJ other Per
! son or c1aas, are tofrugemenss upon bis 1lnery
and a:e akin to alayel9 and robbery IN their cpe
ratto1s.
| 1t is In favor Of thorough reform In the
| civil service ct the government believing tha1
I tho present system Of Fetie:nl appointments I.
productive Of 1aste, corruption, and tcmoraltaa-
ton to trtghtful extent, md that 1t l. rapidly
being converted irto machine 70 cheat the poo
people out Of their yutes.
Its In fayor of return to srece paEmeuts oJ
The retirement Of the kreenuacks, aud II suo@u-
tu1iop Of Sai;an4l HsR& no+es, unIeF tho ope1s-
! tson = free banking iaw.
TITS IN favor Of i digutned, Just, aud peacetuI
foreign puttcJ. While iusIastug upon all 81,
ueats as nat1ou, It viii oppose every pscjec. 10,
i o,un,i,,- .-e- "-~'nsEs Into tpret-n 80 =
rnots partisan ends
Finally. TEE TRIBUNE u opposed to all specta:
Interests which are 4ntagon1snc to the general In
l teEest- 1t Is the declared enemy Of unouoponel
l and tar thieves In national and State pollt.ca
Bpro0d to maintain the position, which II ha
ever held, As the C1AMf1oN or 1HR PEOPLE:
, 1870-11-19
MICHIGAN,
Tho yaudtrpool TEdnl-Thc Gaze
Given 10 Tho jury

Tho vandrrrool TFinl-Thc Case
Given 10 Tho Jury.
DETROIT, INV. 1R-The till Of George vander-
rc1l for the Murder Of Herbert Field, ai MAntStee
September 5, 1s6s, which has been the Rrtatest
and most exciting murder trial IN the history Of
this State, has tuss closed y KMama1oo,
this p n 4 yer11lct Ind not been rendered
up 10 II O'Clock. This Ia the second TIA, and It
has occupied twentJ-stH days. The defendant,
y&ndcFPoot, ts charged Vita having Killed Her.
bart Fled, MS partner In the banking business al
Nanistet, In the western part OF this Ss1te, tn
their banking house, on Sunday. Sept 8, between
IL and Il O'Clock 4 r1t leaving his body In the
bank until srter 70 O'CLOCK tnat
1norc OF Lake Michigan. about taiEty miles nor1h
OF ManI&lee, ten days sitter he disappeared, with
tFo large cuts in hts head. yandeipool via ~
rested three da1s SITTER Ftelds dtlappealance,
charged With hts murder. The eEideuce
against v&nde1rool waa entirely clrcum-
stanual, but vcry strong. He WAS tiled
! 1t Aanlstee IN February. 1s'n eons1cted d,
nnt tentencct 70 the Seasa Prism. solitary con.
| netment, for life, highest penalty for murder In
shisSlAte- 4 new trtA EA& applied fU and grant
Ell, with change ct venue 10 Kalamazoo. which
Is now Just concluded. There we're eminent coun.
E. e. e. %an o9;h e. ades ssnrn ES5 Tue ., Pee r.
ts!o;t, Attorney General D.Ieat MY. q
!stcc- For TIC defence, Hon. D. n. Hughes, q
N1rsta1, md John Van A1mxu, Of Chicago rn,
obt ri OF she defence has been mainly 70 bs1nl
about 4 disagreement Of the jury, h1FiuE 1ittlt
OF no hopea Of IN acquittal, and tae probahllue
NE that this will be the result.
, 1870-11-19
0HI0.

Er0cAs ON N Railroad Tralm-Co1-
oF<d PnAseugexs shoot ehe Cou-
ductofs
CINCINNATI, NOV. 1S-Tnta afternoon twu
colo1ed men, somewhat Intoxicated. got on the
down poeeenEtr train On the Indtanapolls, clo.
tinnau Lafayette Railroad II Green.
burg, 1nd. When the conductor, Jphn
G. Smith, came round demanding
thclr uekets, one Of the men. Capta1n Scott, o1
this c1tY, manifested tiEpoGtion TO plsy With
him, md 70 delay m1:te7 BY handing him apiece
Of paper. The patience Of the conductor Raye
ont. md ne soopped the train and put both me1
on bJ force, though It appeAzs that the second
party had not participated IN 1ne delay, &nt
snei INC oell nd 1ans, agreed. aoeozuiag 70 n
statement Of the passenger, to pas his fare hi.
20 enr1Red the second mln, rho Eas ! oaIbel
from GftensburE. that he drew revolver, and
dlecharaed It twice II the conductor, one bal
taking effect In his hip. Finally thew were In
duced 70 come On the tain, and manifesttu{
disposition for further light. brakeman under
trok to knock Barber down VIII rome Tnt
fal1ed xn the 1Attsr again discharged bis pistol
this time 1t the brakeman. though without eNect
The twn were finally arrested and sent back t
GrteabuTg- Tne conductor wa seriously thous.
not dangerously wounded
, 1870-11-19
CHINA AND JAPAN.

san FRANCISCO. Nor. ia letter fran William
Il. Sew ar,l, dAtel Infanh Sta, uck II. says: AL
well, and having pleasant trip"
The Danish envoy has succeeded In negotiating
with the government of Japan for tho completion
Of tele3saph,c Communication between Japan and
Europe.
l. dlp!ou atic Tupturc has occurred between the
French MinIster And the 5apnnesc Government,
growing out OF the japanese neutrality proclana-
tton.
The French 1ecs has ier& Yokohama; desans-
ton unknown.
eSnAa6nAk, Oct 1s.-consul General 6ewnrd'a
return wAa celebrated BY dinner, at which
Admiral Rogers and other leading Aner.caus
were present.
The S<sea Letter contains several editorials On
Minister Low, accus.DE him Of gross neglect and
wanton duregA'dof or duty IN Tho matter Of the
Tients!n mt4sacrc.
William Il. Eeward'a visit to Japan Wa The
eyent Of month. He wRs the gusst Of Delonx a
Yokohama, and Of Shepherd At Yeddo. The n,s1
aEterysew ever g,Ten private individual By the
Mftado was Rrtn 10 Seward. The only persons
present were Delong and Shepherd, acting sectr'
tatJ Of the legation
LONDON, Nov. ia despatch from Madado
November I, staten that the instigator Of tht
Teutsein massacrce have been a1rested au1
| would bo Speedily brought to Justice
, 1870-11-19

Con1misAious t08ucd 10 Couufy 1IF1-
eeFz-Electson Returns-Au Absurd
EtoFT CoutradIcsed Tho Illinois
Central Hn5lFond Company Accepts
sho Lake Front Grant.
sreeiA1p spstch to The Chicago Tribune.
SrR1SGF1klD, Nov. ls-The commissions to
the Snertts and Co1one1s Of about twenty coun.
ties have been issned By the Secretary Of State
Macy CLERKS fail to Eeud certificates with nj.
St1aets Of the vote, and therefore 4 delay oeeurs
In the transmission Of the commissions
Since my last report The following counties
hare sent In abstracts OF the election returns
Alex1noet: Cass, Fulton, Marion, Washington,
In The Eleventh Senatorial District, Edward
Lan4lnE: Democrat, reeetre. 1.so1 majority. Ii
as afiff q nass Sos y = IL Rsss ssss
4 sa& .sa t 5esa essl, e. asa aa.''FfS Z
mstortty of q, and L Il, EeTr majority Of IA
IN the stx1o District Snepha5dv fpajorrT II j. IN
BUsh1 majority Is l.3.8.
b, ls r. .., .ts5e9t ssn. 2 he Chicago R<pss!a
~ sSn. session of tse neRiss.sure eapas II;
60 nas ne ea 81 snns,, Il Ths
Incvs. - tnesG = 70 ross ior ne TVens5 -si11h
sness1 A. As,saeiy 70 o. and The twen ssseata
provided ny the constitution.
Ine Goxeine1 VII, ko-morzpw, announce hi.
.rrotntnent Of delegates to Immigration Con
| tpsr. VA 'NS -S~
| The diuetn Illinois report has been received b.
IN 1e9enr rn,,e o. ~ staE nd IN = eens to tn'
Hon Jehn u. Douglass, Pfe911e1t OF the Til
nols Central Railload Company, today died VII
NJ ss51sta5X eIa1,,n q sse the following notice vhe'
l1nsors cKx1x1I RA11kaAp,
fxxSnfSfs oTT1ck, CHICAGO. Nov. Il, ls7ai
, 1870-11-19
ILLINOIS.

Con.missious tssucd 10 CountY Dff1-
eeF1-Elect50n Ret0rns-Au Absurd
EtoFT CoutradIcsed Tho Illinois
Central HnslFoad Company Accepts
Ehe Lake Front GsTAnk.
, 1870-11-19
rhn Alabuma Election

WAswx81os, Nov. 1a-1nformatioa rt-
o<iyrN 1nows the insa ID The Alabama LeR.s-
ia,ute, owing y holnnR Repohacan tscket4
tHa IN Mobile County nve bo1rers I'M IN.
dependent OF the regular nominee, and received
some 91o votes, jus SUFFICIENT 70 defeat the
rfgniar cauuId IT., who hsd about ,oo) votes
hid The I'VE regular pomtEees received tht
juii pasry 1ote, tho Republicans would have
had matartty on iosas ballot spm
grras. t, succeed Genvlal Warner. This bolt, /
Is alltEed, was nnder the auspices Of tho Post
msstrT md Collector Of the Fort Of Mobile. Hur
ten, recently arpuiuted appraiser y Mobile, r,
the boltiug ticket, md his commMalou ticket vi
nrnfnhJ be revoked.
, 1870-11-19
GERM

BEg11S. Nor. 1s-Dr. jacohy, recently imprt&-
oued at Ip,lxcu, on account Of hls violent oppo-
sit1on 10 the government war mcasu1es, MAS not
rr-elected TO Parliament HIs known opposition
10 the project for annex1ng Aisace and Lorraine
soGe1n my contributed to hts defeat
nxa11x, Nor. 1s-Tne hra Is able 70 DEMON
sssase. from NaPoieon's secret correspondeoee
dascoye1ed at St Cloud, that IN snt1-Psossan
NAs via prepared long before the Hoaen1ollefn
Incident Two letters to that purport were found,
dated June, 4 month before the declaration Of
war.
a a sreeaA detpAsch from Berlin, dated the 19th
nm, ssatea that great meeting WAS held 1t
A1picn' On tne 19h. An aldress vas voted 10
tne hla9 OF Haras4a, e1presaiug anxiety lest
bs11iA Aaou1d refuse to outer tho Buud On the
Aa.ue teims VIII the other Southern States, and
retaoning the King to avoid tae daners Of tns
| t.o.Auon o. 6asaT1 fEon the reas ut Germany,
aoo % snn end % dissolve the Chambers which
staneea. ' '''@ eNe'NA4t-
| The dnal at1arEement with Bayarta bss been
, 1870-11-19

M0803afc,
Masonic.

There VII b spee.i communication of r r. B. VA,
TN Lodse No. ~. held 1t 0nentAl Hail. No. II L.
sale this Saturday eye-. 4 haf past J.. Work o.
/. a ENH MENItY Xertx
, 1870-11-19

hin usAn hhd not been IN the Vicinity Of Paw:
Psw. Al, tnla information No. Po,te::
became AM6Mtd. and It onc6 H1rted
tn search NJ 91lsh. On yesterday tho tam was
recovered q Me1ldcnt nnt tho rhtes eac2ped IT'S
supposed be vent 70 cpscagp, wh1Fe he formerly
The work On the Hepd-nA j Prnphetstown
Railroad Ia p1ofrestiox r1pidlT. 1t II expected
that the ROAD will be completed By TIT frst Of Jan
uerY neIt
, 1870-11-19
MISSOURI.

Railroad EuMfcTcncE-EStR !.
Hnent OF Ticket Offices in Europe
Bail EoFfeitcAs
81. IorE. Nor. 1s-A partJ OF rsl1rod men rep.
fezeDtnR The ST. Joseph Council Blu0S, Penn.
Eylvnnia Central, Pittsburgh. Fort W4yle Cht
eago, Cnion raclnc. Panhandle, and Ohlo h Nil.
Nsslppl Roads, who have been In c1nsutAtlou herr
1 ceupfe Of days pakt win lttTe tonight fol
LcuiEviIle ind cincinnati Among other thtH01
they co9ctuded upon Is to open u handsome
tcfes once IN London and she principal cities o.
piy1nt pecrle returning to Or YieIun1 Ameftea
With tickets On every American ToAd.
". Lofts, Nov. ls.-Ailo II. Demmicf, CHARGED
With fr6udule1tly obtaining policy Of life lnsur,
snce rom the Republic Life Insurance CON.
pany, Of Chicago. and Who WIZ a1rc*ted and
tailed tcEue days ago, hAs Ahscouded and tof.
fe1td his bond.
, 1870-11-19
CANADA,

mux1ny OF Soldiers at Quebec-Sever-
nj Killed and " ouuaed.
NEW IQxx, Nov. 1A--A special Montreal
dexpatch aa5s = yeIJ ssrto1s din1eplsJ oc-
Cured on board the British rsckessaip On
eutes, yeatefday afternoon, at Quebec, owing
ID the refusal OF the commanding ou1ctr ol
tbe Sixty.nmth Regiment 70 take 70 the Bermu'
az. xhero the regiment WAa ordered, the fa1nl.
ilts at the men WHO hare married in Canada with.
uut leave The soldiers aita "Eed the ofncers and
used tteT vnts, when the rnlpss crr Wss called
to puarfeIa 10 1i1y tie mUt1uy, Several mudn
Te41 8eF4 Killed and NuunAed.
, 1870-11-19
PeunrlyauiR Pa1tf1r~.

PHEtADuPHlA, Nor. 1S-Wiluam y. Watt,
State Senator from the First District died thts
morning.. Hia dectase win 1eave the parties ued
n tae state senate special election vtn h1Te
70 % held 70 m He vacancy, but Il cannot take
On warrant HEned BY the Speaker ot nc Sens1s,
HA1h1aKcEG, fovIsober 1a.-G. DaxFpQ Coie-
MIN ~ consented 70 become the Repoclkan
candidate Tor State Treasuter. Nj, Xacfey.
present. I1essu,z, Il 70 dse:::oc n. nomination.
, 1870-11-19
NEW YORK;
Auatr,er Advance In the Gold
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9peeiAl Despstch 10 Tia Chicago Tribune


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tAtfe the ttld hooM4 1nese - aupe. no@ o@H1o-;;
Standing me oem9e'ent 1oae u An!nAn ups
macy snat taese Ma! % sone J'elolns On ~
pait OF huslh' ano tna'' 'ne qoseuoa naJ .A.4
ioso the hands OF Eoropean conference. TIE
hope keeps me eoa premium eompasHe1!
s&eady' iae Aao3. nseie.s ~ao1e uma.eo. .o1
eustness IN loans "a mainly between md per
cent fof caf1Hns'
4oSt1.
lne money mIAet ~ eauea, W. ~. .o@
~ Pel Pr ~. W ~, oVaass *ao " "
OF currency 49, ooea ssos 70 Cne'nnaa Aaa to7
oonuiaoo ~ aI sasae. ...sa ~ us NH w 80
uea anocs @ ~ MAE -ssa.ss.o t "ta A@.e
Woe nsas @e,., @ asnss n.Iaa :. ~ =, gs,
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:, ,,- .orr,cn r4rnaner marxe, ,nrrr !. s,t,,
yt11 uueasy fee1tpx, a9d bankers are todtnerent
ecns - Rsse.. horevrr. srr. ne,nsn,
.sss. .,r.r th.n v-ktsra.v e.s,acI.it1 n rotTen
| "a -,o*n.. Mi. esvhIrh tt.+. -. :. rn,.-.1
a 49, st r1ot.,,on. ~ aT-ss h..x.-L~t
day stezllng tllla ranged 3Enm 1oaS9loax, and
heh,. 1loHal1oh,
l nnrtpx,fKSrs -
o,-,,r,,.,, ,ort. .o' rrre E.ar mi ,,e,. ,
slight decline Private adssees from Frankfort
.. ,n.,s n ta't
.~rrr,
| .,x.- s ~. .x.,,.. ont .,,,o,ii
| peuicky, There VA decline IN tho entire LIT:
- -. .monrt ~ storr .old me nnn .r,uv
,,rrr Rock 1s,and I'D tan ,ts,. IN. decltned II.
/ '0Re 49, 4s4"AN - - -, ~. st 49, -. -
! per ceht eeLa& COVE u III. 1ae sess o1 kae aist
| &as osn = k91 PEI cent There was q slght
.eac,,on 1t tho eiose-
-. a. -.,n.
TIE d19 gooda masket y qaeI Inc leading
| iobblDg bt,psts report COCA corrections from ths
South and Weat, and a generally healthy condition
VI ' WHIT.
Il The wheat market was ouo1an'. with Prices
,moaa Tne .dvnnca cansed holders n cff.,
s.s"' -@'>% NV ~'S3> 0s>o'' '''o8p
I | n1to'
u. - Y1oca-
: IN storc socumulates '@'e' @1' ''9''A'
! TIE SITUATION n WALL s1zkxr.
SKw Yokr. Noy; 1a-Tae Wall street markets
we're ID stste Of fesetish exc!teaea! 1his after.
It lor tomc ttme past In the Gold Room deailugs
xers Fe15 n ae' i' e aaa at.enaea Hts much excite
h telegram from Europe which reporset a:t
:. lower ptlccs for bonds and uneasy {eellna
' in hnareia, circles there On the Stock Exchange
The pressure to sell iuc1eas d. md at Dimes stock,
sold Vim great ireeden. This 1aally resulted II
Il ahcut Pr cent On the arers9e- Tie day cl0set
n Up Will some abatement IN tue excite nens. aot
; Iofs ar ye1J mnen mixed IN regard 10 he fniare
r FokGEK SENTENCED.
, 1870-11-19

rtrnBUpGu, Nor. 1R- James S. Cr1ft, formerly
pJrficent Of tie Pittsburgh h Steubenytlle Rail-
roxd. And the Oldest member Of tho p1stshuYRn
hsr. ttjed In this city to-day. Mr. C1aft Waa 4
mefnber Of the Legls1atnte forty yest8 Agn