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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

g. PECIAL lin calling attention to my re-
y moval, am pleased to present my ac.
acknowledgements to my many friends for their
consideration and encouragement. or Bons COM
pelled by increase Of business and want OF room
10 sock larger quarters, would announce that
I am now prepared for business with on extra
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
in the large building for: se.;many years occu
piod nv ;Brssn, Adaas:& %, it; HAVING hcen n1
that nv facilities for more extended business
havo been greatly HusfHcnted, J. would state
that still grestes~ indu dueenents-to encourage
trade Win be oifetai .theold and wise maxim
OF Quick sales and small profits" " will be
strictly adhered to.and thSt q tno luture a.
vince my friends that Thsvo consideration
for their. interest Us well as my own. ...
! TT EHAS. W. GREEN,
novj- &c King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

There is in Springfield, Massachusetts, a
family which in one respect may claim me
championship OF the State, Each enc of IFS
nine members, with siugle exception, was
born upon hoIiday-the father upon the
Fourth of July, the mother on Christmas the
first child on Thanksgiving day, the second on
Christmas, the third on Independence day, the
fourth and filth each on New Years, the sixth
three weeks before Christmas (slight dlscre'
pancy there), and the seventh on Christmas.
Probably parallel case cannot be fouod.
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TUST RECEIVED.

TUST RECEIVED. ..
d A largo stock OF
HAunSOME TEA TRAYS & WAlTEEa
Solid Cocoa India Rubber and Juto Door
Mats. Clothes Wringers. Toilet Sets, Chati n
Dishes, Fire Irons, Goal Holds, Fluting Ms'
chimes, Pinking and Fluting Irons, Fancy
Clothes and Market Baskets: ,n1,
A full,line of ROC ERS' BROS. CUTtEk :,
handsome selection Of Plated Spoons. Forks,
Rubber Dishes, Castors, Molssscs Pitchers, &c,
callod fnr in q first class House Furnishing
store. Call and examine our large stock at 60
King street, AlexsndFis> o<,
oct 2t n. IL. NoI L ~ w. =
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Nj MACHFNISTS.
w S. M O D K T.

w s. MOO RE,
MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH,
At No. G5 Union street,
AleTandrs, Va.
Who're he is prepared to furnish all kinds OF
MACHIN merry, WROUGHT and CAST
IRON FENCES, &c.
Repairing done with dispatch, and at prices
that wore charged previous to the war. ia 20
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TNHoMAs PERRY.
GENERAfI COMMISSION MERCHANTl
AND AGENT FOR
MAGNUM BONUM AND BAUGHS
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
No. Is Ring street. Alexsndria, w.
Particular attention given to the sae Of all
kinds Of Country Produce. and Glling orders
for tiunno, Farming implements. Seeds Gro
ceries Plaster, Fish, Salt, Lime, &C., at lowest
market rates. aug 3l-tf
EEO. u. ROBINSON s. SON,
GEOCEHS, FORWARDING AND COMMlS.
SION MERCHANTS,
king street, Alexandria, We.
Particular attention paid to the selling Of all
kinds Of Country Produce. Goods forwarded
promptly. nov 2l-tf
uOOE, WEDDERBURN s. CO..
(Successors to Fowle 8 Co..
COMMISSION, SHIPPING & FORWARD.
ING MERCHANTS,
No Prince street.
Also, dealers in GUANOS, SALT, LUMP
and GROUND PLASTER, FISH, GRAIN
and SUGARS. nay 21-tl
RICHARD W. AVERY FL. DAVIDSON.
4 VERY & DAVIDSON,
n (Successors to Henderson & Avory,)
UROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 226, King street. corner Of Alfred,
Alexandria, Va.
Dealers in Butter, Lard. Salt, Fish. Flour, Ba-
con, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
commission at lowest rates. feb 20-tf
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nov T.

y HOBERT l.. WOOD,
No. 62 cornor of King and Fairfax s!roeLs,
-.5L.E.sE ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
Asksthn attention Of purchasers TO the l"l-
lowing: ..,
We have especial bargains in rich Black
GrsssGrain Silk, Irish Poplins, in blue, brown
Shades: NJ Mobur Lus.ro; Rich Pnids; Real
Cashmere Briilente; Baden Cloth for suits,
very pretty; everything new in medium and
low priced goods for ladias' dresses, .,
BLACK ALPACA-Our lice al rich MO
hair Alpacas cannot DO surpssseu' heS' s"'''
are very beautiful and chesp.
WHITE GOODS-Irish Iinen, CMmbrics,
Nninsooks, Laces, Edeings, Infants Waists
goods for evening and party dresses nov 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

THE OLDEST MAN, in Mississippi is John
Owens, Of Itawamba county. He reached l Ii
in October, and never in his lite has he taken
a dose of calomel or blue mass, or had to do
with low suit. Hc is native of North Caro-
lima, from which State he went to Tennessee.
For the last 40 years he has resided in North
Mississippi, and previously spent fifty years 10
Jackson county, Alabama. His second mar
rage took place when he was "a and he has
been q pious and consistent churchman Tor
seventy-fve years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

4 LII KINDS OF TIN, SHEET IRON
Y STOVE AND FURNACE WORK done
at reasonable prices for cash, by
4. Il. CLARKSOES,
l3 south Royal street
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MEDICAL.
DALrlMORB LOCK HOSPITAL.

DE-. JOHNSTON,
Physician Of this celebrated institution. has
discovered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant
and Efectual Remedy in tho world for all
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r1HE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES AND
PRIDE OF MARYLAND COOKING
STOVE for sale exclusively by
Ell CLARKSON,
gan 15-.f 13 south Royal atreet.
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FLOWER ROOTS.

Wo have ordered one case of DUTCH Bull
BOlTS ROOTS, consisting of Double and SIN
glo lIyacinths, Double and Single Tulips Cre-
Gus, &c SC and expect to be prepared 20 Gller
thcm for sale in lots TO salt purchasers on Mon
day next, 2lst instant. NM,
nov lG 4. $. LEADBE iTnH y Bro.
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NALL AND SEE WOODS celebrated
u FIREPLACE HEATERS,
to heat two or three rooms, at
l.. II. CLARKSON'S,
l3 south Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

AXES! AXES just received, Mnnn's
q Stewarts, Hurb's. Hammond's, Leveritt's 5
and othar makes Of Axes, al Of best quality
wholesale and retsil.
"A0''< j. T. CREIGHTON & SON,
oct 26 88 King street.
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MARRIAGE,

Married persons, or Young Men contemplst
ing marriage, aware of Physical Weakness
vous Excitability, Palpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disqusli
fcation, speedily relieved.
He who places himself under the care of DR.
J. may religiously confde in his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as physician.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

cxTRAYED from tho premises of the subscri.
- Der about to 81 Of Novom6er DAkh
RED COW. with white nbout nauks ana legs.
A suitable reward will bo paid for her return 10
me in Alexandria. ---.---.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-23

Especially, who have become the Victims Of
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an untimely
grave thousands Of young men of the most ex-
slted talents and brilliant intellect who might
otherwise have entranced listening Senstes
with the thunders of eloquence. or walked to
estacy the living Tyre, may call with full conf
dence.
, 1870-08-21
NEW YORK.
ssetiAl Iest&tsh IL The Chicago Tribune.

s,<tiAl uest&t<h ~ The Chicago Tribune.
GOLD.
SEw YoRx, Anf. 2A-The Intelligence at the
great IrrsstAn victory n Rcxouv,l1c excited the
gold market Today, md there were is.c- trans.
sctonA. Before the formal opening of the room.
sales were made as high as ll6k, but, when tn
session eeSnn, the price tell on, aud IS lew nj
1l4A w.s tonched. Coming with The bcarisn VII.
ne~sr WAS the reportest advance OF b-29s ia Lon
don 70 ~ the highest point reached since the out
brrak ot hoetliucs TIE Increase OF tho
short Interest IN gold IL sh,wn
bE the fact that carrying sA,es
range from to per cent, while one ssx,y-tourta
OF Per cent wss paid for The use OF the colu I'LL
Monday. The treasure shipments to-day we're
Ssso. .oea, mostly In gold bars
GovKRxxE11s.
The houl market WIS very dull, the volume OF
business being small and the market levoiu OF cx-
element
The week closes With Etcady feeling IN money,
ri the Late advanced rates. Call loans range from
ato : per cent The shipments Of currency to the
iEsertcr rave A. yet little appreuao@e eject
Oh the u-3sket.
Tne stock uarses WIS less active to-.lay, aud
1ae dealings arre much smaller TINA yesterday.
rstces lit cltns4s IN The atternoou 1t Il generally
believed ih11 LIE clever cAuAnl Of Yesterday, ty
mt su> II which ~ many nAts on the stock mar
kct were cleaned out, was the ingenious conce;'-
llun Of An operator About Is years Of age. au In
thu Lts1 II health.
FuKElCN FREfGuTs.
Among 1hc freight engagements this week were
,0CO barrels Of s1our ami hread, onehalr Of which
goes TO Eavre for the use OF the French army.
ITO the Associated Presa]
RECRUITS FOR Tue rRrsSiAS ARMY.
NEW ipRx, Aug. sh-Scveeag Germ ms Gu
harked to-day on the outgulag steamer t. yoiul-
tect IN tur Russian army.
BOLD THEFT. =..
4 thief snhtGheu q s4tchei, belonging t0 lady,
from ca7Il1:r On broadway this nttcsuoua. II
conta.ue,! -eycn .huussnl dollars wor,a Of 1ewel-
~ he MAS tnsht and the properly recovered.
WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Deaths for The week, $50.
TIE EAI10SAL CANE.
Base bau-FOrgsr tlty, Of Cleveland, 3; stars,
4{ i>tt.NKlFp. Z.
, 1870-08-21

at fortress Manrae by tsc Treasury Agents, arr
esid TO have been landed frrm tn~ tr19A7e Severn.
FRENCH AND .;sRxAS PATRIOTIC FUNDS.
The q. r1Ean snhsc..i':!nn To the orphan fund
here sru0unts 10 $4,S's,. Tbs French residents
uIC al&p IA.slng an NlpHAn knhscl1p00n.
, 1870-08-21

Aurora ff0FGA1tk.
MENrHts, Aug en.-A beautiful aurora i,orea!ts
xa4 seen here LIST ntght, causing turnout OF tue
fire lYtrartH,ent,
, 1870-08-21
HOTEL PERSONALS.



Among the Arrivals ut this hotel. yesterday,
were the To- lowing: Judge Cook, Cellar Rapids;
Judge Hubbard. do: General L. l. Phlk, Tennes
zee; 4. 7, Spait,ing, san Frauclsc3; C. ". VIM,
L. S. A.; T.. II. Wlk1uuit kentucSy,I- Z. Savery,
lesMoincs; $ Aules, " Aver, tioston; Hon.
WahhtnEsun RushAell, Ottawa; L. nanncr. Meu.-
Vhls: llUll. S, B. Br.wM, Tc.!ncsscc; L. Dimond,
:an francl*co: G. ". F1. r'ttsnurEn; L. q. ll1r-
liz, St Louis: i. Y. Kent ]. Z. kuox, New York;
j. r. JaEes, Mass H"n- i; $, billings. Mashlng-
.on; ". H. james, New furE; ". Ii. Drlkulr,
Wheeling j. F. Conway. It. ls.uis
SHERMAN HDrSE-
Among rhe sys7vxla Ut thla hotel, yestcFslar,
,Telc the followinc; E liu 1s"n, Pekth, China; n.
i. JrnestNu, Metupht,; s. E. DTlTss, Ssw Yufk; ;
V. Btln,ult, Omaha; y. ii. isarclay, t.u7alo; T.
.t,Srnt, IlnItfoIA; Ii. II. Enase, II, Lous; 5. u.
carpenter, Cleveland II: +. Hail, Kansas: I: y.
Eesisy. Petersburg: h. 4: rrase, jackson: $. !.
Nllltit, Springfield; u. wist, New iurk: llr. v.
W.ukoor, New YORK: q. ". s,,mmeni, Green
aFns S ( FIJI Fa1 rossse; Sss ik. a1F s.sf4
kAiGGS HuCsE-
AraenG the arrivals NJ thss hotel, yesterday,
Its; Hpn T.. II. Alden, Il!int,l=: =. L. Ch,nusi,,
New YORK; Y. 4: Dslat,ey. i'ckiu; ". II. foote.
cleveland; E. ". u1tcn,osnn. d.; J.. F. Hall,
<etts: u. ltosrnthat. New York; n. H. RIige-
| way, Wntsit,; y. Smith. At'rfttun; Janes os-
Suod, ST. l,adt; X. Il. Mu nj. huntington; John
| ,ille: Richard Morgan, Madison; L n. SoE1ou
Nuscsnne; r. j. c.'uno:x. bu1ulae; l. J. But
| :ers, Cairo
| Among tie arrivals NJ Tits 'utl yesterday. .wr1s
he lUiIowihr: VI. ". Aastln, HIchmund; ]. y
| .owtrs. Hamilton; T.. llail 81 Lnats: ;. II
Il. II. K,,r,is, Havana; {. Andrews, Peoria: {
| CuoI, Prrtrotl; n. DannluE, Gniacy: i. I. Mt
:r1le,h, Baltimore: +. !. L,e. ft11a; =. = Fow
| = fsil, Peoria: J, o. u. wethe,l'et. Unea; ". l.
| su1t,yusr, Hutchinson: J. l. Mccuhn, Mus .atint
, 1870-08-21
HELP WANTEm,,,j;77e91ea:

- = - sPtto'"- ...A-~ .
.asHutAf Occurrence h3ppeneG ft-JAsa TN
icng Branch batlipg-r1aas@. - ,4sasauee ,. com.
EItmsn, Who'll j. - sst7'" ~ HAYWARJ, Gcnernl
IL - -
,tANTED-SI1 MIN WITH CAPITAL TONAKE
" *ap.kN n year. Apply At ottcr II. 10. III
clatkst- Glis. z. III: GeGs and g.
W fsniy1 steady cnipioy u,rzt-at Gtrnsoe. Apriy
at G, I. JES3s. heaf Etta1e Ot1rr. 81 Cla9t.st
,r5T7ST-1 C110p IfTFST nII;S0V
fUANlho-Alta! tttefEHt hal ,ttEttsot
,,nunt.s fyf eneravins. Apply al I'D Dcafhoru-st,
Goum II.
s,... - 777;Ve m; E0I7I. 7:i976 1--WE 91FT
3, :. sao+. IN lie city cu eoArairton. The only
thing pf the kind eat- H. Tribune offsce.
- ,-r1Iv 5NT 3T WFITrFv R0V
{EASTED.AI TIM aast.tt1 ~, = a,5e -. .-sS " ~ nr
a'sn co. W ~ - yrkt Mai men. III
sHinG hfnltLass ptsscss ~ tae 'teD' " ~ "
t;G7;;3. -; - -, = .,;ERTaY NAN VINO THOR,
NASTED-Aa an hittGAh5s hr ~ in.s - ~ bot.i snJ
~ cAsA4S aaAes*&"Hns s1ts os.a!H - -" .s;n, 80
fe-tanrant aftwsEu aHG tfln Wnat .. 4 r.
+. @ nS et 9nc % ~ sd.tessns tstaun1 P2'ie"' - H.
EpNAHDSt ChicaSo-
WASTED-AN ISTELLIuENl no1 ~ ~ ~ n.E n. IT,
~ rand. and MAKE hl!nt!s krnes1Ay ~ ~ stta
tisdsca a, o'sioef Sondsy. II. ". LKsTER i sOS.
-I.Srrn, 4 i.1T010- -i1100F7.9 IN
WASIeD. aAALIkoAn, mAROmnESs;1 ~
NF ~ f31
, 1870-08-21
a~0Mzsa ~ saeE--
s-|4 IIONg wAnTED-MALg.

---s.S-r~s-se rr~~
0414ON8 WANIEQ-HALF.
CucAT1oS wANyEp-HV AZ nrpp,,e
Egcntsea,1n - tTavetl~rgoF - ~ .AtED
or lq1fnr Agir or a. brYrr of rtodurr
l. Aadtss FUCA AHtNfAS- Tritans t5bet .e2eaEA's \
77,,i7 5:;3,7s =; -; =. .S.-.e oe..v
Ssolsr. ani kouest youss nan. ~ t-st,r y nha,hrt
In Autrj OF ~ housrm,n, Tttr i,et II He. ef
ru, Cali for :hter ,avs Adarr.. St1u!t! IT, s.y-
Tribune ntsier.
SITUATION v W1SYEp-TY Y;if3; &c y = ,
. ducr, ftnt or 6r,ct7y honee. Hsys i Se.rs. rAO-
mts1s have F11kc trsdc div ana Mt.n @ @passs Il
.frrte q D s. Tr;bunr sflirs ---1 "'1 e'AhIf, AZ
- :: - !..-e.
stsmsn In Eho,. III. stEsR.As iises TaAEELilSN
n7ni .r14,' r3prifrpc, I'M r,, :; IA. h"l -rs
tdfrtr H. rrttunr 3t;;t.- s e'@e .''"o seessi<r.
-------- 80
SEgu4IinS HAS1En-RY AN EXPERIENCED
,sf9 .r9 .ttIGs ana c7ssrf: Feerrlce9 Aitr :.
EAFI1 stNGF. 47b4he cf1ct.
SITUATION WASTYD-7Y n ,3, =, ,,,.
ha'r< 70 sEarri, or attend h estrsi t;s.n!ss ~.
~ nGfss' se'efeEse' AadEc1s EAPf.AtEAEs, Ttituu..
S.e<t
CrUAT{0y WASTED-A TijfiV7,I1;-71-,,z.-
Dkerrrf md eor,rrnondrnf ~ GMoGsH HoQk-
~ seigt.nn tr7,fes gtetnn in snY cap4ri.
a.. .s;{.TIst 4 Ts "sH w apprseiastrL At-
0-e-o----ee-t o- --ee-t: -!toaHs ooSe.
GITEAEIuS WASTED-BY A YTiTVf: :, :,
, 1870-08-21
BUSINES8 CHANCES,

SAs 4osVs
.~----- ----@---N
BUsNNES8 CHANCES.
= h,f0cE ~ H.1c1S S.,oT1 = 70 NJ, - ~
fnr r.ir r. ~ - MI 49, II II mi St.ts
optsy4onni,{. !he .ohseEesr h,s !a.s ssah t;Hde
A GROCERY ETDHK. FUR SAtH Al. IS PER
cent eteast: all tiass soods now doing good
ha.iGf ase;astus S!9o Pct snd can =. inesrased
ehsuos ryertosr foF NV one WisiEns n en1s r. Ia
grocery 1ade Aekneas aad chauee d sfat,c9 Fcaao1
, 1870-08-21

INSTRUCTION.
J3,AS7Ep-A FEW rrrns TO TEAHA III or !,
~, ~ Is I.on /, annraxv Sehpct Aaasres Mas AMELIA
r. o., ChtcAkn-
INSTRUCTION. II PAINTING IN OIL rAsrgL
| rreyop, also cclorink photokr2aa N Aet eo'oss
ana fn,ifs tcI 1Nsshrft1n f.. sSebha tooss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-15
THE NEW YORK JUBILEE.

The New York Jubilee this week. in
imitation of the great Peace Jubilee, is
musical affair of considerable magnitude,
though not equal by any means to the
original. The building in which it is held
is 800 feet long and has seats for $4,000
persons, so it is said. The Tribune says:
What one week ago was skating-rink is
now a mammoth concert-hall. The stage is
about the usual hight in front, but it rises
gradually from the center to the walls on the
sides and rear 1t is 75xlS0 feet The
orchestra will occupy the front part OF the
platform, and the choir will be seated on
either side of the great organ. Additions
have been made since the stage was first COM
pleted, so that now it will accommodate about
5000 persons. Up from the waste OF yellow
pine rise nearly 1000 pipes of zinc and gold,
encircled with carvings of polished walnut.
Two rows Of ivory keys glisten in an un-
pretending case, waiting for the masters
hand. Mr.. Gilmore pronounces this organ
far superior to the famous instrument OF the
Boston Coliseum. 1t was constructed by Mr..
Henry Erben of this city, and it is said to
possess great power and sweetness of tone.
Owing to its great hight, it was necessarily
built partially below the stage flooring.
The following is list of the singers who
are to participate in the festival: Handel and
Haydn Society of Boston, more than 500
voices, of which 230 are sopranos, 10 altos,
and 20i bassos; Brooklyn Choral Union,
$50; Salem, Mass, Oratorical Society, 300
Beethoven Choral Society, 100; New York
Mendelssohn Union, l75; Associated Chorus
of New York, coo; Newark Harmonic Soci-
ETY., 1875; Plainield Harmonic Uuion, SO
WATERFORD Mendelssohn Society, so; New
4 Haven Harmonic Union, $50; Bridgeport
| Choral Union. 80: Bernard Stone Society,
40; Springfield (Mass.) Mendclssohn Union,
/ lG0; Hartford Beethoven Society, 260; Wor-
! eester Choral Union, 200S the total number
/ Of societies which have offered their services
! give the following voices; l,l50 sopranos,
| $50 altos, $50 tenOrs, 1850 bassos, and SOC
| performers.
In addition to these there will be about 400
visiting singers from different parts Of the
country, who will not be constantly present
The instrumental performers will, on spec
| ial occasions, number 500, and for purposes
of accompaniment, about 200 There will
also be so anvils and two batteries of ar
tllery.
A monster callope will play outside of tn,
building for the benefit of the public.
Mr.. Gilmore will take an active part in
conducting the music. Carl Rosa Car
Zerrahn, the great leader at the Boston Jubi
lee; Carl Bergman, conductor of the N.
Philharmonic Society, and DR.. James Pech
will assist in the several departments.
Among the singers will be 40 leading Operat
ic stars, including Parepa- Rosa, Miss kellog'
and Mrs. Richings- Bernard. The various
societies have been busily rehearsing during
the past few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-15
UON LINES G.. BLAINE.

The republican convention of the Ihlrd
Congressional district, yesterday renoml-
mated Hon. James G. Blaine as candi-
date for Representative TO Congress, being
the fifth nomination for Congress which he
has had in this district He was first elect
ed in 1862, and has been returned every
term since. There is no necessity OF any
extended notice in these columns OF Mr..
Blaine. in which but few days ago was
piven sketch of his career in Congress.
1t is sufficient to say that the annals OF our
State afford no equal to his brilliant career
in Congress, and that the House of Repre-
sentatives has few cases on its records to
match it. The position which he holds as
Speaker of the House is not place for
mediocrity. The men who have occupied
it have been such rs Clay and ColtaN; none
it is acknowledged have filled it with more
distinguished ability than Mr.. Blaine. lie
has reflected honor upon his district and
State. and achieved mt the same time
national reputation. For the fifth time his
name goes before the people as candi-
date, and again he will be returned t" his
seat by the usual rousing republican
majority in this district He is shining
mark for the opposition to direct their en-
venomed shafts against, but they have new
er succeeded with all their slanders IN
shaking the firm confidence of the voters
in the Third district, in JAS. G. BLAINE.
He will 90 back again endorsed as largely
as ever, to continue to preside over that
body which has honored him with its lead
ing position, and to fill out record in the
public service that promises to be among
the most distinguished of those made in
this period
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-15
domestic Mems.
Nominations BY the Governor.

NOmtuutiOuS W tuC VV'ei"Vi'
JUSTICES FOR THE STATE.
George w. Thorndike, Rockland.
Rufus P. Tapley, Saco.
William w. Bolster, Dixfield.
To SoLEMNIzE MARRIAGES.
Jean Francis Ponsardin, Biddeford.
Ira Luce, Portland.
b. w. Atwell, Camden.
U. w. Small Cumberland.
d. c. Bixby, Canton.
William H. Mills, Bridgewater.
James M. Dunning, Semersworth, N. IL.
COMMISSIONERS OF JAIL SYSTEM.
Joseph III. Williams, Augusta.
The rejection of the nomination of Elbridge
G.. Harlow of Dixfied, by the Executive Coun-
Gil in April last, was reconsidered, and Mr..
III. confirmed.
The nomination of John ii. Benson of
Newport tabled by the Council, was taken
therefrom and confirmed.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
George Jackson, Naples, Trial Justice.
John o. Winship, Windham g
Thaddeus S. Chase, Windham, "
William II. Davis, Cape Elizabeth, Trial
Justice.
John d. Falyan, Scarboro', Trial Justice.
James S. Gould, Portland, Coroner.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Shadrach Black, Scdgwick, Fish Warden.
f. P. Spofford, Deer Isle, j. P. Q.
KNOX COUNTY.
Warren C. Perrigo, Rockland, J. P. Q.
Josiah Hobbs, T. Q.
Isaac b. Harrington, South Thomaston,
Trial Justice.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
George H. McKeehnie, Alton, Trial JUS
tice.
James Freeman, Orrington, Justice Peace
and Quorum.
James C. Scott Greenbush, Justice Peace
and Quorum.
America T. Coburn, Patten, Notary Public
SAGADAHoC COUNTY.
Eben d. White, Arrowsic, Justice Peace
and Quorum.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Hiram S. French, Norridgewock, Trial
Justice.
John II. Webster, Norridgewock, Justice
Peace and Quorum.
S. B. Walton, Mercer, Justice Peace and
Quorum.
WALDO COUNTY.
William p. Sprague, Isleboro', Branch
Pilot.
Willard p Hartman, Belfast, Public Ad-
mnistrator.
Warren C. Perrigo, Rockland, Justice
Peace and Quorum.
E. X. Boyle, Belfast, Juctice Peace and
Quorum.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Samuel d. Leayitt, Eastport, Trial Justice.
Newell b. Mutt, Eastport, Justice Peace and
Quorum.
Wm W. McLanchlan, Pembroke, Justice
Peace and Quorum
YORK COUNTY.
Jonn S. Derby, Oxford, Justice Peace and
Quorum.
William Emery, Lebanon, Justice Peace
and Quorum.
Samuel L. Tobey Kittery, Pilot Piscata-
quis River.
The foregoing nominations were confirmed
June l4th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-15

Hawthorne says ''Mr. M--remarked of
newspaper reporters, that they may be known
at all celebrations, and on any public occasion
by the enormous quantity of luncheon they
eat"
M. T. Rambusch, of Minneapolis, is writ
ing '.History of America" in the Norwegian
language. and printing it in the Minneapolis
Nordisk Folkeblad.
The West Virginia Democratic Convention
has resolved that the whites are the superior
and ruling race of the country.
The coal fields of Kansas are estimated to
contain two hundred thousand square miles.
The female conyicts in the State Prison OF
Iowa are compelled to perform the same man
ual labor as that done by the other sex.