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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
Jnteruattonals .
@ GtaiQr0mte1lsState.

Tt sWresits,S5rits tH ttbi ftr stt Veiaas nae
Grbtttttr dIttr Glallth gsbttat
Yanobduer, 9tIenbabu GtituiGltttn nno Gubtrs,
ss<lGe arbsitsr ,pHudsu, hio tria art Uairdss t1'
laitiloen. s3fl Tra q.
bsIadItlsans Isr p,r{en.a ausr Standardization wlro
ntri&ai nho btiono,rt 5oret sstraatR. eas Die SUIT
sronttn nidt beidiutneeit mtrner.
Ganiiien. ptid,t quite Dsnhbntfn oydaaeH, wou:r
ans NIT thrtn auItrdeen bstbrtn.
: EttnH DtiatInna tutrb thr Bs5adfjufg bon GhIeh
ttriongt uae at Ytrjonen. tptIt 3dnesrtsn Lhr in
Danotrsr paiisno, bbeu, pcntn asidliaa tne Bssrtb
bang ouitIbsn einitnbtn. ....
uns GuItraes ine tutpsntr SsrI6n4 ootr nsIeFie al
eapf. y. p. e@ultsu, Dornsber etr vWrbette'
06rfts tn &r. 81 Rprtb Rrdae. ootr fin - nzt'
ss!Aeu. & ia tWua.2.lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07

Wew 1prt,5. Rop, Il (stbsuienbsr Gb-
liaaiioasn Sisbliabt in a9aIIfirabs.) Die
SelOlsute in ggaahraBe esrietbsn SsfsrnNor
gen in Mot esriuae Beiihraung, pls ss be.
fanut puroe, oab Elm GROCER BantOiebRabI
bcsaagen moroen lei. Sn Der Sbat elmer Der
frstthsu Disbfdble, Die lett LANCER 3eit in
R.wiDort psribt porosn tparsn, pur6s ees
fter1 9ssen III llbr Bormittaas i'm Compton
oss A6notaten g9m. J. Spppin i'm 3. Slot
BED oottes gir. So 9ealtrsBe. psrhbt.i gbe'
rioe Wllnuisr por IL ubr fam or. 8. $.
Wsitmore, Seitumtnts :er,tutOr isinss psr'
liorbeneu gaters. SO. Wpttmpre NIT sincnl
Sled,ialtsu, Den er in Der .Bant oj amsriea"
loebolt hattie uno Der 100000. sint9e Seribtc
iaaen iosar $500 600 in rsaittiritn 9anoss.
Sotioa S tinnen, entbislt. nat Srn. Soppin'a
Ojfice, un Oisisu 5a ipr,&sp ga 4ssisr:'
aber ,ur3sit ausse8angen mar. 70 lltltsS9gil
more BEN gaIten in BE @sloipiuoe uno etnn
msa, UNI na6 rinsr bslbsn Shnes ,arldia'
iebren. 3utt Trenoe tsaren jan gleib3sitsG
lmsi QBbitmors mad, 9oppin's Silies ssIou
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Sermil(btc Seridte.

Ole BebBlteruug BEN Weft l.
Den unD fhOlt9sn 9 Saaten. - Rad
itebeno geber mir cine Genius EabeQe hber Die
psitIi9en uno IAOlihen Siaaten Der Union i'm
Yerslei6e lum Genlus bon 1860:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07

Sle 8eIanmtSunapme mdDreno Der ltbtsn
10 Sabre betraBt allo $3.50, $50 ODER 26 YhO'
sent. Die Sta0ten Galiiornieu, Sllinois. go
ma, Widiaan uno WiKouri ssiptn cine slsib'
ftrmiss 3lnabms bon so Yros.nt, Ssgas pon
40 9rolsnt, ipdbreno Die 8renJflaattn pon 100
bis 300 YroIent ibpahien. Die 3lnabms
pon Sanias. Minndota, Wsuaoa, Oregon unb
Rarp Ian b bttrdat nur Is Brojsni, (gDir
belnsrfen bisrbei. bob in manbet Der gtuannf
ten Staaten bic Genius. Iufnabmsn pobt aub
10 titanaelbaft 6pre.hoiltmtn iEih m6Ssu. iptr
bier in WarntanO, no bic amlliaen auspsiit
entaieoen nl6t oer Dabrbeit sntiprt&su)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
0ermaltias
e5rurr- -l)Glldtrangs- -GG(ra(d)aft

6BOO,O00 90 Bddrs sSfapttaI.
'663,O6A.0I nebericbua ant l. 5afrhaT 1870.
81 O68.0SA. 81 TotaI.sSerm6gen, a. .r.
BEN Seisben Oss staates BORT sendB nn8tsot
GrrIl9crt lit BET ,,9trmauia"
ats ,sermdnia" IN eirs gatJ otittItht gsIsuI6aft.
"a IL bic 1Itsits oeutIhe geIeuihatt In Gmertta.
Sbr sroses aapitdt NIT bebenenoent nsberiGub ats
pdbrt ben gerIiderts,t bic bette 5tderbttt
a[e BerIuite iperoen prompt uno pon bejabh.
Sbre eeIf6fte TnO uno tueroen fei5 dut cine bort6s
t!as urln uIiot gpetit eetttrt.
Sie beiit5de tunbi&aft idtrt otr y0eruidnias tInG
bttoorragenot SteuunsaHttr ans @erherIn8ss sSeitus
fdaften. s-.
Die GSerndnta@ TT Die trFe unb bsceutenofe otuts
fhe BrrHderungs igsItHibuit IN ben Der. Stdatsn.
Refine anoere geItlibafi tqnn ben DeutI@en grb5srt
Bortbsile p6sr beYert Gttetbeit Stp6brell, Fl
q. o. aJrouS s SSbnc, a8sntea.
.- Rr.21. GoutbVraBe, Baltimore, @o.
So Poliesu psrben III Der Isentur aIs8sfsrtet nno
BerIufte bejablt. (Sunu, ~. .td,5,l
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Rels' pOpulGrer GdDublaOem,

Wr, 6OI N0r0zEuInmFtnBe Ulr. % J
Gas blGtsRs uuo bette Sbubse'ddTi IN bsr Gaot See
Der NrttsI rptro oertauit, uie ap9elegt
RaIbItoerre Serren. 5titFsl pendbte $lOO-450
fealbIeberne Ssrren. 5tigtel agHageIte $780, 90
gendbte 9errens&atttrs 2OO-Z5O
geudeeltt 0erreu. Satttrs 10000
Sdllpere Strren.S hubt l.25-lb 30
Sdjmere apsStteel BOO 80
Sduere Stltisi filr Brauer 250--9.00
oobe &uabensRip. .Sttefeln 2.O0-2.25
banbidubleberue 3amenhefeI bier atulaGt 2 50-3 90
Warnttos sDamens Stefel l,50-25O
9dAin9 Sanens SttGel t,25-1. so
Bette tdlbleOerns 8dmensStttTd 1.50-2.OO
Damen' slippers nit Wbidbeu - 75-l,O0
Bamen' &eppttb, SHIPPERS 05-75
4 Der sr6Bte gOrratb OOn gRGbheu. Gtuotr'Sttstsln
no Suben tn bSr StaOt eine grOFe HHsuabl oon net'
Bcn bano dubeaerntn uno Bron3 ,.Snopfs Seieln ulb
Slippers til9er. dls In trgsuD eirem anoerr 2aotn IN
Der Stabt 9tdn per8ee ben BlaB nd1t, Pes' pophId'
res Saup' 'Bsdlait In Br. 50, Rprb' &u pifrdke.
unler Wotto III g5bneue Bertaue uno tenru Brottt"
3. ptlB y Sobn,
tOH14,3Wte.) glr. 80, gloroI I&uidpIiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
Samitags'& el6eridte.
GrplOiion in Ggerbuura. '.
GUgCnte.

- " VI " -
Der BafenItinfanO. - SrupbsnbsWs8uussn.
-8eneral Gluisret. .l
,Sr. Bancroft iiber Sic BaiienUerfdnfe
Der SSrr. Staatcn.
&is Studticuer Git ber rcutiebcn SSiifir rpertcu
bergett'lIt. r.
SaS NeInltdt Der 0Sdbl in Qari8.
Sic Sic8ierung Hafrtdt rrbnlten.
Die uHtcrbanOIungsn psGtn geaftnIliils
fanOeg.
Sample Ypr SlriS. Ole llnvupm in ter
@5tdrt.
glcuc lllrubcn in 8aria.
Die franS. Nuletbc. m
6iilfe bon 9rlanO. -9ie fran5. SanS'
bcUOlternng. Ha5 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07

Der ar6bte, biIiBTt uro nusaeOtbnteIft Bors
ratb bon Stietelu uro Sdlubsn, tuel4tr ie-
mails berl YabliIum oiIerirt plr0si
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
8einberger'8
StiGfCI m0 S6ubc!
StirfrI un0 Sdaljf.

SGete BEG SEufdtpa nuS GGrakOaaEz.
Tim obtru GhbtiRelb),
9Sr. 1903, 0Scft Baltimore,
paNt 6OllibapFFabt.t Tim untrrtn EtaoHbtIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
Sermii9te &a3:tgea.
SEQ. Q. SteDens' & GomP.'s
um}ug.

I'm ben aniorbruastn 0sr Sslt ~ saiIpg
AeH, babsH MIR In
gir. u & Is, RDrOs5routfrabe,
8grhDsasS 4spoH sapettsRrdkf, vis-a-Tis
g 6brottburmG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
@of, Sfmfernnm

5IfA NInlb WffifetDalll.
AA Die f@bns itneuiessInos gnroo.
issass ss&ssS Yarte ~Snbu5trte." eapt VI. ptldsn,
ptro prompt na obsem paen egpeotrt. abe9tn 6radt
obsr panaes penot man F4 an
q. Z. Brdurs q CONS
(I63-) Rr. 81. 6aosgapifrabf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
Ser
GrSin5 non &bilaOrlpbi
Bon
@rmans.
tEprtiskuna.N

W6uptatpDba plrr tbun, ME 0u Btratbcn
bdii, unp miro Die SbGge pes Sranjolen NIT
Dir tbtiltn, antrprtee rer &bntg unp ipanrte
it'd panu, eme 9lrms Offneup, mad bert Bette
Nm, aus tpcltem BbeIitd berprrtrat lmp,
frcb uuc freubts t9n beCrdbfnS, an letneSrut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07

ttn atObta TuUTIDdlats 4B q UQ q Z tfa
riattt uub uuitrs Ciiict, ioUte unisrs baupl.
Id9Ii&heu 8sriauisrdums 0Oribin UerItgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
0af eImherbant.

NM Dis A nortpss 8arte ,8efpetid,S
- Capt. Jusstnjen lolre prompt nab obts
pen6e man iid al, n. L. Brauus s. Comp, Z"
(226-) glr. 81, Slps sSauitr1sf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-07
SbtlaSsIpbta.9aitU, central. alfenbaba

s.rIdst Baltimore nm 7 % Wtorssus uno 2.40 &aGn.
8iGst.@ursdu: glr. 147 sBalhmorsiirGRe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28

The PosToFFGcE AFFAIR. The examina
ton into the charges of irrcgularly in the
management Of the postoffice OF this city,
which commenced in the u. s. District Court
room yesterday before u. 5. Commissioner G.
G. Round, was concluded this evening, 40 far
as the postmaster was concerned After the
examination of all the WITNESSES Tor tie prose-
cution, but without calling any Inr he dri"uce
acting u. S. District Attorney Beach, counsel
for The government, movoi III It the case be
dismissed, a. no particle OF evidence had been
ELECTED by which the official integrity OF Mr..
Massey could be questioned The Commits
sioaer sustained the motion, fully concurring in
the opinion of MIR. Beach.
1t is now slated that the charges we're made
at this time with v;c. II onst Mr.. Massey
FROM the position which h.: Now holds
The case of W. j. Mitchell clerk in he
PostoficH, charged with opening letter some
years ago, was then taken up. and vas 10 progress
at 3 CLOCK this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Church Services Tomorrow.

Christ CharcA.-Servioe at IL a. m.
s.. Paats 0hurch.-Service at II m. and a.
so p. M, by Rev. DE-. Norton.
Grace Church.-Service at IL a. m. by Rev
&. a. Smith.
81. Marys.-Mass at and II a. M. and Yes.
pers at d D. m.
First Presbyterian.-Service in the morning
by Rev. MIR. Van Doren. No service at night.
Second Presbyteria's.-Sermon in the mora
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. Jones,
Methodist Ep,scopaI.-Service in the morn
ing by Rev. Mr.. Haynes, and at night by Rev
Benson.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.-3er.
mon in the morning and at night, by Rev. DR..
Hough.
Methodist Protestant-Service in the morn.
ing Subject, heavenly Recogntion) by Rev.
Mr.. Benson, and at night by Rev. Mr.. Haynes.
Seats free
Village Chapel -Service in the morning and
vt night, by Rev. Geo W. Lightner
BaptiSt.-Service in the morning nd at night
by Rev. Mr.. Ryland
ilercndria Christian association. Sunday
prayer meeting in the lst Pres. Church at .. nj.
Daily prayer meeting in tho rooms OF tbs Asso-
ciatlon, I'd Slng street. at p. IN
bethet-Service at p. M. at the foo. of King
street -.'
Primative Bapt Preaching in tho morning
and q. night, in the meeting ouse, south Fair
lax street, by Elder Joseph L. PurringLon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28

ALEXANDRIA CoUNTY-Jefrso" 1o'cnsA9p'
The whole vote polled was 200, OF which -
Y, Bovd, for Supervisor, who headed the
Radical ticket, received les, and Jefferson
lacey, who headed the opposition Ticket re
ceived 3D. The entire Radical ticket was cleo
ted by about the same majority.
ARLINGTON 1o,cnship. The whole ksd'ea
ticket was elected, H. D. Smith. Tor surerVI
sor, receiving ols votes against 50 Tor Osca'
Bailey, the nominee Of the Conservatives
Total number Of votes cast was 2I7 hlshes
number of votes cast for any Radical candidate
being for clerk, 266 highes; numoer 'or
any Conservative candidate, SO. The ton'e'
vatives placed on their ticket seven colore'
Radicals all Of whom voted the straight l'au'
cal ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28
Presbyterian Seneral - Assembly.

LOUISVILLE, May 2S.-In the Presbyterian
General Assembly yesterday, the judicial COM
nitt.e made a majority and minority report on
the overture iron Montgomery, Alabama.
The msjority report lavors the aprointment OF
a committee Of conference with instructions
that the difficulties which lie inshe way OF the
cordial correspondence Of the two bodies must
hr distinctly met and removed Que Of the
resolutions of the majority report says that
thew must purge themselves OF the error
in regard to poiil;clI uttrranccS deliberately
pronounced year after year, and which
in orr opinion was sad betrayal of the course
and Kingdom OF our Common Lord and Head
nor can we by official correspondents consent
to t.lunt the edge Of this. our testimony. con
corning the nature and mission of the church
az a purely spiritual body among men. Alter
some discussion The majority report was
adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28
Public Opinion.

With unanimous acclaim tho p:oss II this
city has spoken again and again cf the wonderful
curative and preservativc qualities OF Gau!icr's
Native Wine Bi.:crs, aid 40 hsv. every Cv
dence from abroad tina. they are rapidly hcccn
ing tho great national preventive and rcmndy
individuals also, by scores upon scores are vol.
UNFAIRLY sending in their certificates ofapprovaL
But one question remains-why shall my nnn
or woman of any ago suffer arr.hr: day rem
debility, weakness, dvspcpsi-, rE"u:nati$m. or
any of the other ills for which t!:e&o Differs A."
SO absolutely a preventive and euro Tao
proof may be a:certanad by o liElitnd test.
+. ST. IA WEON.
JANNhI & CO.,
my CIV Agent iar this citf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
Icy cooper q Latimer, Auctn'rs.,

SVOVcE az AaGlHcr, AuCtn rs.
;:u:ressors 10 Jas. G.. Mcclure eco } South
woSt conner Of Penn. ave. and 1lth St,
! Washington, ID. q.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
HDk5Es MULES, ALDEKNEY CAT.
TIE. WAGONS, CARTS, CARRIAGES,
! BUGGIEs, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
! "UPGkiOE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH.
! e.! FURNITURE
! a iuESDAf. the 3lst day of Nav, 1870,
:. ~ r'c:otk, a. the residence or ). p. Bartho-
| luw. Esq about loar miles from Washington,
Oh me b!Alens:HTs read, and adjoining the
| Tr"rcrty o. the lete John Q. l;ives, and known
IS he Ynr,o- Isrm, we shall sell the follow
| iHg t' scrbed sr"cl.s, viz:
Horses Mules, Aldary Cattle.
One superior Bull, Of the CO ebrated Comet
tex; also, Alderny Hefers and Calves.
Iarriases, Buggi-s, Wagon, and Carts.
~ or 81 Sets ct various kinds Of Harness.
large collect on Of Farming Implements Of
IN most approved styles, including Hwy Tod
t''S, Wheel Rakes, Hay Press, and about 20
new and second hand Mowers and Reapers, OF
t!ir best manufacture
One or q tong Fairbanks Hay and Coal
&C sc. III perfect order.
y large Collection of Carpenters, Wheel.
wrights. Mschini-ts Cocpers' and black
smith Tools Of good qu.lity.
y large l"s OF small Farming and Garden.
ing Tools.
hlack>miths' Portage and Stationary Forges.
Platform, Counter and Beam Scales
log and Ok Chains, Ropes, Blocks and Tacle.
Large lot of various kinds Of Fertilizers.
About l.Ou0 loads of barn yard Manure.
About 20 Doe Hives, mado in the best mal.-
ncr, all stocked
$50 gallons Of Vinegar.
ALSO,
Onesuperior Piano Fortc.
"A large assortment Of superior Parlor and
Chamber Flu ini,ure.
i5russei. ard Three. ply Carpets.
Kitchen Ecquisi.es e., &c.
IrrIns of sac: ali sum, under S25, cash;
above that amount" credit Of thirty. sixty, ard
ninety days, with notes satisfactorily ind rsed.
NOTE Tho CATS stop at PENIS Crossings,
which is on the place, thereby making it very
convenient to parties wishing TO attend the
sale. The sale wi! be continued from day to
dny until the whole is disposed of.
COPPER j. LATIN Err, Aucts.
ID q El-id
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
By Beck. Knox a. KERRY,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera.1
TOR SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
Il FRIDAY, the lst day OF July next, at II
m, in front of the Mayors office, that very de-
sirsbIe DWELLING HOU and LOT, 6ss
in the city of Alexandra, at the southeast lslk
corner of Washington and Oronoko Streets
lately occupied by +. E. White esq;
This is one of the moat comfortable, commo-
dous and pleasant residences in this city, with
a large LOT of nearly q quarter of an acre OF
ground. The house was rebuilt with great care
and expense by the late Louis a. Cazenove as
residence for his family, with every conve-
nience nect ssary for, their comfort. The un,
dersigned, selling under the authority OF deed
of trust will convey such title only rs invested
in them, but which is believed to be untouched.
TERMS-One- fourth Of the purchase money
on the day of sale. and the. residue in three
equal annual instalments of six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from the day Of
sale, secured by deed of trust on the premi-
so. CASSIUS + LEE, .
RICHARD 81. LEE, /
nv 26-totd Trustees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28

FESTIVAL. The festival of the ladies OF st.
pauIs' Church, at the Assembly Rooms, has, not
vithstanding the Indictment weather that mas
,,rovailed during it's continuance, proved de-
cided success. The attendance has been large
and the receipts equal to expectations The
entertainment will terminate to night, when the
articles remaining unsoId, including some hand
some iced cakes, will be disposed OF by auction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28

TRIAL For MURDER.-Thc adjourned term
Of the Circuit Court iur Anne Arundel CouL
ty, Nd, convened specially Tor the trial Of MIN
red Richards. under indictment OF tho Court
for muIder, meets in Annapo is on Wednesday
next, LIST proximn. Or the result Of that trial
even the prisoner enlertains but feeble hopes,
and his friends little doubt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28

,-,, !, H. ,loo,j,, ,.,c,orI,, I o.. ,,o,, Il c,r
~ az inc s'ecltI, yrJ WA ".;r, -, f.,
As Co''nI I m ,',n- -. ~. tbs. W.ri Int I'm no
say 70 tlic WITS w. ,,nlircd :, " ,i,t.c>:
p2htlclAn' nor N.Y. u,,nnIi;,, ~ -, -. il.
nave irn t;nt scii3n ii SEM fi,r,s
lnHIo ous's7s inoH t,"cc,y, rr i. X:
my name Nm, Whs P'S''N VA ''''
from my Mn H. ;r,,a m..,io,- y =. ,,,nc ssw
attenueu tH7 =" 49, -, =, ;t......, ,s,nscr
tina. the contest wa not ~ De- ,"as III.
vntIVcs ana !.tPu','," ~. ~: nv ~ th.,
nude on true men" III y" :; ;n;,r
| wards, whose chit crnioym:"s - 'H-d - -"
| n giving circulation 10 tbs fl wing carl
- If YOU vote wrnnT u niGhl u III W. ff!-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28

police REpoRr-MAYoRs OFFICE. Mar
1 ds1lv Conduct wore fined and dsch eso Clarke
o isSH for disorderly conduct, was discharged
u mon q promise to quit the city. o-o ~ csss,
MAa1srRATEs' OFFIcE.-a.hheie w. tSa Msgis-
rates offices this morning. aort-
W. WATCH KEpoRT.-Night cloudy and dat a.t.
rbe,a we're no disturbances and no arrests
rwo dodgers were accommodated at the ~S'c"
house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Swecthearts and wives

Essays for Young Mica on Single ani " Cd
.ded Life-thc dangers of Cclba:y and the
joys of true Marriage with sanitary aid for
monal happiness sent free i n scaled enveI
npes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box I, Philadelphia, Pa. my 2j3n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-28


By virtue of { ed Of trust, dated jnnuc7g
1st, 1913, md cxecutoI By anna Patten, and
du y recorded in liber l. No 4. folio Ell. Of the
land records OF FsiT'ax county, the undersign-
ed, Trnetao therein nnmoa will, in accordance
with written instructions Irorl the party secur.
cd, Cler fo- sale, IL tho lghec. bidder for cash,
on the 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1870, that being
Court day, p; twelve O'Clock noon, in front of
the Court House Of f.irfhX county, tho FARM
or which the said Pa:ten now resides, lying
near An"ndnlo, in said county, and adjoining
thc Back Lick road on the east and Irvine
tract; also, adjoining the lands formerly own
cd by Lousa summers and j. O. Arms, con-
tanning by said deed 1884 acres, moro or less
Tho l4Gd has tho reputation of being good, with
con5ide!nnc timber. and n comfortable G,s&
TWu5TnRY DIV ELLING. built since Hiisa
The War. The above land will BIO sold subject
to deed Of truss given to Louisa Summers for
81 600. Tho titie to this property, with the
above exception, and this deed is believed to BIO
cool but selling as Trustee / shall only con-
v"9 the tito vested in me- as such.
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee.
FEiriuX CO. feb 2t-ert5
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EamaIeSuGrage.

Sr. LOUIS, May 2S.-Last night a St. Louis
county Woman Suffrage Association, to be
auxi larry to the State Association wa, orGanl-
zed here. Mr.. Crow Was elected lre'luenf'
The other officers include both.ScX's. An exc
culivo committed Of fifteen Was also c'cc'ci'
which, with tic officers, embrace some VI ne
most prominent cliZ rs OF ST. LOUIS
The constitution was adopted, aud the hs'o
citation will im mediatcly enter IN an active can
qaSs nf the county.
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The .tsnrkciS.

a., ..sv ST 3,4 Der cent. Gold l4s Virginia
~, ex : IS; new L9s Flour - o. better:
Wheat is \ shade iirmer hid quiet. Corn Quot
BALTlaoEE, May 2e.-Cot;on dn. nad n nomi'
nal ut "a -four aulst ana IN lmpr,N1! ~
Corn firm recei pts srnlll white lsAlls yel.
l"w lI3zII5 Oats stesdy ut G3 Rye stosdy at
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DANGEROUS carrying matches 10 your
nocket. The coat tail OF the book keeper OF
nne Of the largest shipping companies in the
o;tu pas discovered to be on fire. and burning
hr;st1v. this morning, while hs was sitting &C
n;s desk By the Office boy. lie carried matches
=, his noeket, and had nat upon aod ignlted
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE !
From WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May % 3 p. III.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
In the Senate ilr. Sumner presented the
memorial of the American Cable Co., which
proposes To lay cable from New York to the
Azores. thence to Lisbon, and fhence to Lands
End, England, ard asking aid al Congress -.
referred to Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The Senate then took up the resolution re
latve to the decline in American commerce.
Mr. Cha nd!cr addressed the Senate at
length.
The House of Representatives was occupied
with bill tor pen>onlog the soldiers OF the
War Of 1912. the pending question being upon
an amendment excluding from pensions all
who had taken part with the Coniedcrates.
Re- Cen Butter opposed the amendment in il
vigorous speech.
Gen. Logan spoke in favor of the amend.
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The ELEoTToN.-Tbe following is an off,
c;al COPY of the vote 10 this city on Thurs.
day last as returned by the Judges. The first
named candidates for the several offices are
Conservatives:
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THE RIGHTS OF NATURALIzED CITIZENS
A few DAYS since Mr.. Pomeroy presented In the
Senate a memorial from certain naturallzsd
citizens of Rhode Island, setting forth that oy
the constitution of that State foreign born Gill
Gems are not allowed the ballot unless possessed
of a certain amount OF real estate. 1t was sup
posed by tho petitioners that this alscrlmiaa-
ton was 10 violation of either the fourteenth or
fifteenth amendment, and hence their appIica'
lion TO Congress. The judiciary com ulttee has
had the matter under consideration, and Thurs
dav, on motion OF Mr.. Edmunds. the commit
tee were discharged from the further eousit-
Grafton of the subject. The committee 10 their
report hold that any State has the right to im'
nose property or other qualifications, as pre-
renuisite to the exercise of the elective trap
ch,se. against aliens. The amendments to the
constitution referred to 90 not lDhIbit any dis
crimipation 10 the matter Of nativity, and hence
there il no remedy for the memorahsts. VA
der this report it is construed that the constl
tutiopal Determinations in California agalns
the Chinese do not infringe the constitution o.
the United States,
The substance OF the above appeared IN yes
terday's Gazette The whole IS repuoishe(
for the especial perusal of the few naturaIlzec
citizens of Alexandria who were So active II
their support of the Radical nominees OF
Thursday last.
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ESs" Extra copies OF the Gaz,ttc, containing
the official report OF the Judges OF the late
election, can be obtaintd at the news Jepots of
Geo. f.. French, and j. T. Cox, and at the
Gazette Office
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MEMORIAL DAY.-Th annual decoration OF
the gravei OF the u. s. troops, in the soldiers
cemetery, will take place on Monday. the Goth
Instant. The ceremonies will commence at 4
O'Clock p. ~, uudcr the auspices OF Potomac
Post, No. 5,Graud Army of the Republic