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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17
DRY GOODs.
OO0 MAIN STREET.
FIRST GRAND OPENING OF THE SEASON
OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Ii AT
JULIUS SYCLE'a
No. 903 MAIN STREET.
SECOND DOOR FROM NINTH.

lam now receiving my first supply or FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS, comprising the
latest novelties Of the season.
Dress Goods, In great variety;
Irish. French Plain, Diagonal. Eppipgine,
Scotch. and English Crown Poplins, in variety;
Silk serges, Black and Coiored Silks. and Al
faine5, Merjnos, Mob :ir Lustres E c.' ''''N'''
Mou ming Goods-a ,ge assortment, from The
lowest to the highest quality.
ShawIg--a complete assortment at prices 10 su,t
all Broche, large and SIN all; Thibbet Ne
limo. Pa,tppa A!,x ,snl LADY franklin.
to mention CloakIng yelvcts. best gu lity;
Clocks, latest styles !: Velye:ecns. all colors:
Wafer Proof Cloths for suits.
Flannel 500 pieces Flannel Drilled. Plain, and
Paid, all cJlors and ut All prices: White ALI
Wool Flannel rs low as 2oc.; Canton sIannels,
allgrades.
Cass ne,es. Broadcloths French Be- yer for OVER
coats and capes Doeskln, Satnet Kentucky
Jesns, &C., for mems AID boys "ea
White Goods OF every descriptions
French Corsets, best quality:
Lace CollArs and Ifandke chiefs;
Hamburg Edgings and Insertlngs
Nottingham La g for Cuft.ins:
Ladies' Hems;rch:d LirCn Handkerchief:
Lad es' Linen Cambria Handkefchicis at S. 81,
and 75c. per DOZEN
Sapkl and Do, II :, trn m 75c. Icr dozen up
Table Iamask at 4"c. per yard
A full line o. Genllcmcn's Furnishing Goods:
4 fun stock Of Ladies' and Misses Hosiery and
Merino Vests:
Nollons. Ribbons, Trimming Velvets, &C.
A large and complete stock Of Domestic Dry
Goods at prices Us low as at an ether house in
this city.
All ask is an examination of my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. il IT. Sfti,".
9t3 Main street. second door from NTH.
The following gentlemen ere witt me. md would
be pleased their fri nds
W. T. JEWELL FRI ZGERAID Q,te
with Brc" Ten 4 FOA).
GE R":T rW ABACEER,
J. J. TURNER.
LEWIS W. BURWFLL,
WILLIAM D. POW Frs,
j. WEINBtrG,
j IN X. BROWN, scl6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17

MET FOR SALE, A VERY DESIRA-
BI,y BUILDING LOT ON MAIN STREET,
SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER OF FOUR
TEENTH.-This lot fronts o3s feet on Main street.
running back about l3o feet to wide alley. lthas
long been considered one of the most desirable
business stands In the city.
The terms will be made very favorable 10 the
purchaser. Apply - L. B. NEWBUES.
Real Estate Agent,
suIs-Tu. ThxE1m 1918 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17

n65 THOSE PURE LINEN TABLE,
CLOTHS, two yards long, At 81, worth Sl.5o, are
cheap. Everybody says So.
Iarge-sizcd HONEY-COMB OR BRIDAL
QUILT, large enough for the largest bed a. $780,
worth 80 81, must be cheap, as no on" ever as
putcd it.
Full-wld,h BLEACHED and UNBLEAChED
SIIYETiNG at 35c. per yard.
LINEN SHEEIING, full two and half yards
wide at s0c.
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, forty inches wide, at
soc. worth 75c., at LEVY BaoIdfh no.
A full supply Of COATS'S SPOOL COTTON.
The trade supplied at New York prices au 80
MT WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE
STYLES of SUMNER DRESS GOODS suited to
the presen. season, upon which great reductions
have been made.
Also, large assortment of DRESS GOODS for
fall wear. at LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1918 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to IL, AT 81 10
per bale or bundle OF five pounds. auSo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17
EysHGA EgDNA3.

MFRS. PHILIP T. HOWARD, with COM
WI petent assistants, will oren uAI-:CHOOI.
FOR GIRLS in this civ on the FEST DAY Of
OCTOBER MKT. The usual branches OF an
English education Will b. taught, and also tie
Latin and French languages. Special care VIII
be taken III II the ius ruc!iOn In French shs!l be
accurate and thorough.
TERMS : Moderate. But these and the location
of the school Will be made known more nisiinctiy
hereafter y lo-"I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17
EDrfCATIONAL.

Mrs. THOMAS G. PEYTON and Mkt XII
wi GAR EFT. successors to Nils ,I GeUnnT in
r,..nnen their school on The frtt MoN IA I'M
srt her nj 100 Franklin street. For u'th d p
ticuars apply to the principals, ana at .iia aw
Iraf, fp circulars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17

CHOCKOE HILL ACADtMI To c, nr"
seventh STREET. between Marshall ana Ci aH;
The sixth -esson Of this school 2T y0ung men me- 1Sh
o1da continue nine months Circulars at the book
stnrcs. Charges !: Fngli.h and @athematics ,or
> h,1f session. s32. so: Gre. and Modem Ian
g, aatce ~N 49, y r. y <ACH,
aapnnceI I'm Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
Disaster Oh the mississippi.

A terrible disaster occurred at Paciii, Place,
thirty miles above Memphis at II o'clock
Sunday night. The stern wheel steamboat
Silver Spray, from New Orleans for Cincinnati,
with barge in tow, exploded her boiler, kill.
ing and wounding y number Of her crew and
passengers. The boat then took fire. Two
hours after the explosion the steamer Cry OF
Cairo went to the relief Of the sufferers. The
saved lost all their clothing and baggage.
The Spray floated down two miles and lodg-
cd on bar, where she and the barge burned
to the waters edge. The boat had nearly
three hundred crates OF 1ueensware, three and
half cabin ard seven dec! passengers, nrd
nineteen deck hands.
1t has been ascertaincd that there were forty
five persons on the boat. OtthcSe, twcnty-slx
we're found, two OF whom have died. Out OF
nineteen "roustabouts" only seven we're re-
covered, five Of whom arc seriously wounded.
Four white 'roustabouts' were lost, also a
German, who got aboard by mistake. and re-
fused to 20 ashore in coal barge. Two cabin
boys and the chambermaid are also known to
bc lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
Foreign News.

General de Rodas has asked for fourteen
thousand rcinforcements for Cuba. In view CT
this demand some of the Spanish journals urge
the Government to consider seriously the cor
dition of the Island
No day has yet been fixed for the assc IN.
bling of the Spanish Cortes.
The French Cabinet has made an eXpiana
ton OF recent expressions regarding Spain TO
Olozaga, which is considered satisfactory
1t is asserted that Prim has promised amnesty
during August.
The Journal du Peupc of Marscillcs has
been fined 800 francs for an otfaEse against the
authority OF the Emperor, and its chit editor
condemned to fifteen DAYS Imprisonment, With
fine OF 1000 frarcs, for an article tending 10
excite INSTRUMENTATION in the troops.
The Paris Gauois states that ROchctort has
teen officially notified that he will not be &c
leased from confinement until he has served
out the terms OF the Severa! sentences against
four months longer. The editors OF the Mar.
seillaisa now in confinement were placed in
secret confinement after the appearance ct
their letter dcnnnEcIng the suspension 81 that
journal.
\ letter from l'rrr llyacinlin' protesting:
against the declaration IF Iaral inillIitiity
has appeared in the Paris panrra AMI cauSrS II
sensation.
The Iiraroy Of E.ypt hsa embarked from
Constantnoplc on his return to Paris.
Miller the Chelsea murderer, was hanged
at Ncwgatc on Friday. lie was extremely
vinlrnt and assaulted several nI the Off ."ri gu
the way to the scsifo.d.
a steady rain has prevailed iii Eng land Tor
the rast day or two, which has helped the
crops. Reports hy telegraph show that the
storm is general throughout Europe.
Harvest ha" commenced in he south of
England. The wheat crop is excellent in
quality and yields aburdantly.
There vas vast assembagc tt Old Fellow =
at Crystal Palace, London, yesterday.
Subscriptions are to be opened in Berlin on
Thursday for liGn per cent loan, at = per
cent on par value, OF l00, GOO, 600 thalcrs.
In Paris a volunteer artillery corps is being
formed for the special defence OF that city, in
sn ri nnol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
VAN AMBURGH d CO.'S

The only full and complete Menagerlc worthy
of tho namo in tho United States.
THE GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION or
THE AGE.
Its interest," undivided. Its influence una
loyed by anything incompatible with its
LL-ESTABLISHED CHARACTERS
Relying solely upon its merits as vast
BIOLOGICAL EXHIBITION
for success, and appealing to the patronage u;
an intelligent community, it offers
NO CIRCUS PERFORMANCES.
Within its comprehensive catalogue OF
WILD BEASTS, BIRDS AND REPTILES,
comprising nearly
FIVE HUNDRED SPECIMENS
of tho most rare and curious species known to
Naturalists, arc many which have, before,
NEVER BEEN EXHIBITED on THE
CONTINENT.
Among these interesting spec'allt'es, when can
be seen no where else save in the
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERtE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
COMM EKCsAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, August 2.-Them ar
ket for Flour is unchanged; Extras and Supers
are in fair request, while Family is neglected.
Wheat is active; offerings of 244l bushels red,
with sales at 100. Ids. l50 160. 161, lG5 and 10
for inferior to choice small offerings of white.
but no sales reported. Corn is active and firm;
offerings Of 2l2l bushels mixed and l25 OF yell
low, wi II sales of the former at .0G Ill, ll2.
lis -. Il IA ; n" sales OF tho latter reported
Eye is steady; sales At 75a@0c with offerings OF
100 bushels Ga a.e active; oil-rings of 1851
bushels. " tn sales VI 10. 45, AZ, A. a.! and 4e
for damaged TO prime samples.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
The Troubles in North Carolina

RALEIGH: August 1.-The Marshal Of the
Supreme Court has not yet returned from an
ceyVille, where be went on Saturday TO serve
the last writ issued by Chief Justice Pearson.
The report OF the arrest of thirty more citizens
of Alamance is confirmed. Bargen: Kirk i
Lieutenant Colonel, hung Mr.. Patton, respc3
table citizen, three times, and tied up several
others by their thumbs to make them confess
they were Ku kIux. Bargen acknowledged
this to a gentleman just returned from Ala
nance. The Courts are impotcnt and afford
no relief, yet the people have not resisted. =
They seem determined to afford no excuse for
any conflict that may ensue. Three companies
of United States troops arrived here yesterday
from Fort Washington. 1t is said that two
companies have been ordered to YanceyVlle,
for what purpose has not transpired, as there
has been 20 attempt at resistance reported
from there.
A SPEECH FROM Mr.. SEWARD At the eel
ebratioo Of the passing of the Fifteenth Amend.
ment, by the coiored people Of Aubun, n. Y.
and Deighboring towns. on Sunday, Nh Seward
spoke as follows | rejoice with you in the
event you are now celebrating, not more be-
cause it guarantees internal peace and pcrpc
tuaI integrity to the United States than be-.
cause it is the harbingcr OF the advancement
Of your own race and OF the broad progress; of
civilization throughout tho world. The event
proves that Constitutions cannot keep men
slaves 1t is we'll for you TO reflect now that
Constitutions, however amended and perfected
cannot Of themselves keep men Tree. 1t re-
1uires education ard religion tn do this. and
even with these the African race in the United
States is not assured OF the future 50 lung rs
they are held 10 slavery or harbarsln il any
other part Of the world. Employ hen school
masters and ministers OF the Gospel. You
nesn tnem now more thanyou ever did before.
&c ueVolveF upon You, now that you have been
emancipatet yourselves, to work out the cnan.
ccipatlon and elevation Of your own race in tic
Vest Indies, IN South America and in Africa.
FOR this great work you will need neither
armies nor navita, hut you ncci Just what vour
friends amo0g the white men had in workinr
yonr emancipation tho school nouse onI
Christian meeting house. Statesmen meyer
fail to carry out what people instructed by
these enlightened and human agencies show r.
he safe, just and practicable. Farewell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

!oKr OF ALEXANDRIA. AUGUST g.
ARRIVED.
Brig Mary Z Comery, Boston, and schrs Z K
Kirk, Jersey City Whitney Long, Boston {;
c B Wood Providence, aRd Mary Smith,
New York, to American Coal Co.
Schr Julia A Garrison, to John p Agnew
Schrs Ocean, McCready, Havre lie Grace,
coal, and Lucy Jones' Murray, Norfolk, tar
and lumber to w A Smoot.
SAILED.
Schrs Flora, Boston, and Uncas, Norwich,
by American Coal Co.
Schrs Warren Sawyer, Salem, Mass, and
Sarah Watson. Boston. by John T Agnew.
Schr South Wind, Harper. Dismal Swamp.
by w A Smoot.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Lizzie Florence, hence at Bristol Goth
ultimo.
Schr " f Cushing, for this port, cleared at
New London Goth ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

tho most beautiful and graceful creature tn&:
roams the plains Of Africa, and the only on"
ever captured alive. CHS remarkable anmr
weighs Two THOUSAND pounds
The curious and wonderful
HARTE.BESTE,
go often spoken Of by Dr. liVinG:i me, the "h',
one over taken alivn.
The curious and elegant
CAZEMBIAN BLESS BOOK.
from Central Africa. The only ono over br"usl.
to the United States.
Tho rare and cXquisiteIy formed
CAFFRARIAN IMPO0N.
tho solo specimen ever brought from IL nstivc
plains, in farthercst explored cecton- al Intr-
rior Africa.
The anomalous and Unique
AFRICAN SPRING BOOK,
the only ono ever exhibited in America or En-
rope.
THE ONLY WHITE ZEBRA EVER SEEN
The strangely formed and beautiful
WHITE TAETARY YAK,
| tho only ono ever brought TO America.
The remarkable and rarely seen
BARBARY OUADAD,
( one Of tho most graceful ard interesting Of
uuadrupeds The only one ever capturci
The only herd Of genuine HlndoStaE
SACRED CATTLE
in the United States.
a specimen Of our native
ROCKY MOUNTAIN MOOSE,
thu only one ever exhibited
The wonderful and curious Nmph;b,0Us an.
omoy, the S. A.
HIPPOPCTAMUS,
or River Horse. The only ono alive in the
United States.
In addition to these and many other special
ties, the collection contains vast number 0:
other animals too numerous for even mention
here, and for which We refer the reader to our
small bills and descriptive sheets The AZ
pointment and outfit of the
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Fredericksburg Ledger says "A hot
spring has Just been discovered near Ashland
whose water when seasoned with salt und pep.
per can scarcely be told from chicken SOUP
MIR. Philip BowIes, on whose land it was dis
covered, is preparing to build cottages on the
premises preparatory to opening this remark
able spring to the public
A committee OF the Lynchburg Medical As
scciation have published circular addressed
"To the Physicians OF Virginia, inviting their
attendance at convention OF the physicians
of the State, to be held in the city OF Rich
mopd on Wednesday, November ID.
4 steamboat excursion tn Mount Vernon
and dinner at Wallacc's springs, in Stafford
for tho benefit of Clifton Church, came of last
Thursday. There were about one hundred
and fily persons prcscut, and 1t IL said the
affair was quite successful and delightful one.
Rev. DR.. ,..of Richmond, assisted by the
Rev. NJ. Maury and others, propose holding,
series Of services at Lambs Creek Church,
King George county, commencing on Friday,
August 9Th, and continuing over Sunday
Essex county has five of her township offices
filled by colored men. Judge Garnet has ap
pointed colored man one OF the commission
ers to superiDtend the election TO be held 10
Tappahannock this week.
DR.. j.. 3. Rose was elected Mayor Of Fred
ericksburg on Thursday. lie had no opposi-
ton. Only 200 votes were cast.
King and Queen county and the lower part
of Caroline are suffering very much Tor want Of
rain.
The first ten miles Of the Fredericksburg and
| Gordonsvic Railroad were completed on Sat
urday last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

Our fair correspondent, at New Orleans, IS
probably correc. in her recollection OF the
family of the Empress Josephine. There were
only two children, Eugene and IIortense, and
the paragraph in the Gazette Of the S;h OF
July, referred to, is doubtless Incorrect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

The monthly public debt statement, publish
cd this morning, shows reduction OF 1904,
1874, and decrease since the lst CT las
March OF S69, 0O4, Dol II. The total amour
of coin in the Treasury is $lO2, $50, 20G %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The firm of JAMES +. CAELIN Il co. hss
this day been dissolved.
August ], 1870. JAS. :. ChRL!N & co.
NOTICE CT co PARTNERSHIP.
We have this day formed copartnership un'
Ger the firm name Of
JAMES i. CARLlN y SONS.
and vii continue to conduct The IL AKD WARE
business in oil lis branches. H. tho old stand,
No. G3 King street.
We shall use our best cndeaVors 10 Glvo salts
faction to our friends. cd and new. All orders
will meet with prompt attention.
JAS. f. CAKLlN.
EDWIN T. ChELiN.
aug l.lr GEO. BEHONI CAELlN.
ETHEL GROVE ACADEMY,
y Four miles from Warrenton, w., Will
commence tho next session o" the LIST il"n!ay
in Septem her.
Apparatus Cor illustrating the .:atnus studies.
Terms: Board ana Tuition Sl7j per nnnuIn'
half yearly in advance. No extras.
ALBERT (i. SMITH.
Adlrcs., IEcRTTE:: BLACK " ELL, \ NJ.
i. BLACK Will SMl RI.
Send for circular. Principals,
WHITE SHIR1aI WHITE "HIETs'
Ready .maln and made t. order.
EOLOtED SKIRTS
Ready male and made to order. Satisfaction
al "nFs ginrar!lrc's. tilhS W. fHhh"''
aug IS King street.
DERUVIAA GUANOl
PEEUVIAE GiJANO!
:lu tors Nn Peruvian huano Just received
from CLincha Island OK ship Uncin Joe, now
G 'z'""' W. "'''' - i. Il il. LAMBERT,
aug l-ectf IS Union wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

La Libcrtc, of Paris, contends that should
England send troops 20 Belgium. disquiet would
result in that country, Franc, would be offend
ed, and Russia aud Austria become instantly
involved in the war
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

The European war has led to "a proposal
from France, mad, to the Secretary OF the
Navy through NJ. B,rthcmy, the French Min
lister, to bug the u. S. ironclal vessels OF war.
1t is als1 stated that Prussia is in the market
and equally anxious to buy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

arc on scale Of unparalleled extent and &c
gance which has never before ben attempted.
while the magnificent gratuitous pageant Is be-
yond conception, brilliant and magnificent
Such street display Of irridesccnt splc0G"t
has never before been seen, and has been per
fected at a cost Of nearly half q million Of dol.
lars Among the noticeable features Of this
Royal street psrad @, will be found the great
suriferous Chariot of Pnctolus, with It's team g!
ten Normandy horses, the most massive vch!c-
ular construction ever drawn on wheels, con-
tanning KOPPS GREAT GOLDEN OPERA
Llamas and other led animals, followed by the
great Golden Chariot OF Cleopatra, on tho broad
dais Of which, in full view OF tho public, p largo
LYING LION will DO carried, free, uncaged
and urfettered, and under no restraint, save the
ever vigilant ego Of his keeper and tanner,
through the public strects. Succeeding ths
will come the long array of Dcns. Cages, Avia-
ries, Vans, Chario:s and Cars, forming q da2.
ling and brilliant train nearly p mile in extern!
These vehicles arc ornameDlcd on the pane:
on each side and at either end with magnificent
paintings: These pictures are more than three
hundred in number, This gorgeous Gu. door
spectacle will take place nj IL a. M Dco's
The RING PERFORMANCEs arc Of y ~.
Ied, highly amusing, instructive and entertain
ing character. They will introduce the thrill
ing end blood stirring fca:s of the
GREAT LION KING.
in the den with four young Lions ard other te-
rocicus wild beasts, in addition TO the perform
ances of the TRAINED ANIMALS, such n
Elephants, Camels. Horses. Comic Mules, ACT
ing Dogs and Monkeys, Pony Races, SC;
Admission to- al l.................. ......50 cents
Children under nine years. ................21 cents
Exhibition on Washington street, opposite
t!ie Cotton Factory, on
THURSDAY. August llth.
Win exhibit q. Fairfax e. II. on August l.
~ 3O-d3O, A2,4,G, Q, lu&twl,S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

There appears to be Il rage fIr murder IN
New York lust now Two or three were com
mittcd there on Sunday, and several attempts
reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

The Russian Government, on being INFORM
cd of Mr.. Seward approaching visit to China,
have rendered to him the palace of the lmpe-
rial Legation al Pekin for Ills residence while
in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
CANAL COMMERCE

CANAu CONM hNCE
- - - - szzaisSE3s
AKRIYALS-TO-DAY.
Boats q X Sistsre, w Hutchens, a Cham
berlin, A II Grant Patton, w Shreve K II
uayiUck John Il Platte and Harvey Fisk, to
American Coal Co.; boat NJ McNally, gas coal
to Sinclair z Agnew boa! j Il Scrivener to
Maryland Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats W w Shepard. w Boolhe. Mollie
Reid, James Noble, Il Is Sistsre, Ii Gatrile
and w Hutchens, tor Cumb erland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
WHIrELocK's vEGETAToH!
IN \ SOLUBLE CONDITION, EVERY
ELEMENT NECESSARY 10 TIE
GROWTH OF THE PLANT
AND THE FORMATION
OF THE GRAIN.
Enci Ar.;co entering into the c"n,pns''" Of
thu Ftwe:atur
Is a MANURE BY lT3ELr.
arni ara All carefully analyzaa benrn they are
used.
WEOWN OUR MANUFACTORy,
give attention t. every dotail of its preparation,
and hence
KNOW EVERY BAG
which leaves our Works comes fully w to tn @
standard which twenty-five years experience
in the trade satisfies us forms
A PERFECT MANURE.
TIE VEGETATOR
: prepared with great care from tho b7st ma
terals which our resources enable us u COM
mand, is uniform in quality, AM in good con-
diton for drilling.
Thus combining in proper proportion the
stimulating and nourishing properties, and
while tho plant is furnished with food for its
present growth thore is held in reserve sutti
cinn. quantity of nourishment 10 supply tn
grain or pod tC maturity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

1t is stated that an alliauc, to secure the
neutrality Of England, Austria and Italy has
nearly been completed by those Powers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

The passport system has bean revived in
France, and the fact has been duly commuui-
Gated to foreign governments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

The National Iutclliscuccr, for so long pub
lishcd in Washington, is TO be revived in New
York by Mr.. Dclmar, who, for while edited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

The Empress Eugene, as Regent, presided
over a council OF Ministers at St. Cloud, or
Friday last. 1t was her first appearance in the
new role.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

\ meeting of the Cabinet was to have been
held at Long Branch to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02
(! 4 E.

At . clock, yesterday, LOUISA ". Yea.
TON, eldest daughter OF tLn late Joshua and
Ruth Yea.on. The funeral will take plac" This
afternoon, at o'clock, from the residence 81
w C. i Gston. OronCco street
ID fast Coco, Maizena,, Corn Starch. Sea
Moss Farine Coye's Gelatine and Davis y Mil
ler's Flavoring Extracts, for sale by
aug2 }. CLINTON MlL6URN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-02

10 consequence Of the destruction Of the crop
of corn in the State of Campeschy, the Presi
dent OF Mexico has issued circular announc-
ing that the importation OF foreign corn is coz
ceeded free of duty into the port of Campclchy,
for consumption in that State, during the pc
rod of six months; and the Tree importation Of
six hundred pounds of -four to each ten llou-
sand pounds of corn is also allowed