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MEETINGS.


KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ATTEN-
N T!oN..-There will be called meeting Q.
RICHMOND LODGE, No. II, KIGHJS OF
PYTHIAS. at Covenant Hall, on Capitol street,
THIS (Safurdry) EVENING 6 at 8 O'Clock. ..,,l.'
Candidates should be punctualIy in attendance.
BY order of the w. G. no. EGf- a.c6i =. -
Sc 10-1t j. F. TYLER, r. S.
TNHE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 the Stockholders OF the BELVIDERE CO
OPEhATIVE ASSOCIATION will be held MON
DAY EVENING at s O'Clock at their store, on
Oregon Hill. ..." ..--'as--''.'r-
Sc 10-2t# II. CALDER, Secretary,
A TTENTI0N MECHANICS.-There
IA will be called meetins ofthe MECHANICS
UNION on THURSD AY NIGHT next at Schott's
Monticello Hail. Every member is requested to
be present as tnere will be business OF tie utmost
Importance to everv member Of the Union.
sc 10 .s.a. DANIEL II. ALLEY, President.
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
- , r. .LDERS:-A @ sgesial meeting Of the ssSes- %
BURG ANU POTOMAC RAILROAD COM
PANY viii be held at the office OF the company, in
the city of Richmond, on TUESDAY The 1lth day
of october, 1870, at I2 O'Clock M. '5f-r .f7~.
BY order OF The President and Directors.
Sc lO--dtd j. b. WINSTON, Secretary.
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NEW WHOLESALE. CHINA, GLASS
" AND QUEEkSWARE HOUSE,
- NaIEHMnNU, VA. ..... )

lam receiving direct from the manufasinafess IN
anIgog s,ock embracing all he recent styles and
on The mSss and
smve @ Generally viii nd it greatly 70 their IN
tsIesl to examine my stock and Prtss..s5 s.5 heiofe
maEinr their purehases. JOHN aSh aSsa.
3 an -IN-eNN~
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W A. DAYTON, DEALER IN..RAIL-,
II. WAY. MANUFACTUkERS,n and ENGl-
and Cary Richmond, Va. Steam-kngtoess Saw
Mills, Mill- Gearings. Turbine Wa.er-W heels,
and wood. Working Machinery OF all kinds
shAfting, Hangers. Pulleys,, Betting, Lace
Leather. Saws, and Files Wrenches Twist
Steam -Guages, saw-Gummers. Steam and w at.r.
Pipe FixtuSea, Packing, Journal Metal. Pick snd
II you want portable Steam Engine send fora
descriptive pamphlet, or call and examine the
have general assortment Of secondhand
Engines and Boilers, Saw-M!lls, Mtllstones, and
Gearings. Planirg Mschines, aid other WOOD,
Haneers; Distillipg fixtures, etc, etc. 80,
Secord-hand Machiuery and Steam- -bouers'
houoht sold ard exchanged. Il ~ 1,yi an 8--SW
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WATCHES, JEyyELRY. sc.

SIYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF
- OiAMotDs, PEARLS. and PENDANTS
ssts Of Pms and DROPS;
iAmo<D, OPAL, RUBY. and PEARL
EfHHAGEMENT, and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS;
nncSnuiui NEW NECK CHAINS,
MEDAtIONS,
CHARMS,
HAADkERCHIEF HOLDERS,
BySOM ana SLEEVE BUTTONS
'iLFER CUPS. GOSLkTS, and TRAVEL
-, LING SETS ia eases
iAc ateSt novelties Ia slLVFR, for bridal an
birth day presents. Now receiving at
EOWLAN Il CO.'S,
s., corner Main and Tenth streets.
i. W. We =, a gents Tor the celebrated UIAMOsD EYE
1STACLLS and EYEGLASSES, fy 20
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1FETRoPoLITAN WORKS, yts s:t,s.5
CORNER SEVENTH HAsD.oAaALETKxEzss

and PORTABLE GEHeIALxasS-
nAss1Rd s1d sA asfsf m;9at sna arAsyEn nILIs ,ras,
BoiLRRs, FoRaINGs, rA sTdasass as .oa
Of RRAss; MHsta 4. tasMIns eaAaas q various sires
always On hand. ..a .old an. ccRnrttga
Old engines, &C., repaired any 4 rs StSsr reIlslrs
NOM ntly and salts sfacterfiy doae'
snnf Yor descrip. I've cifcularsG G .r,rFR n CO. ~
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aARINR gNTELLsGENCY.
PORT. OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER o. 1871

MNIATUBE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 10, 1870
SUN rises 54s Moon rises. O
sun sets ..,......,,.. .i6.l5i High water Al
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TOR z Hill DE L p 81 A.SssasH,
Il Steamer j. y. GREEN Captatn 7ssak
VANCE, will receive freight for the above Dor
cheaper than by auy other route Till MONDAY
the i2,h Instant at L. O'Clock, Freight taken for
New Orleans. and for Norfolk Mt moderate ratss.
Passage TO- Philadelphia. including meals and
staterOom, O.. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
se--st .lG-& No. i2425 Dock streea.
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OOLONEL R. 0. HASKINS'S ESTA
" Some valuable papers as to u claim of the late
Richard o. Haskins against the United States for
rert of warehouse at Rockets are In the hands OF
some one In the city. I he administrator of r. O..
Haskns is uxiuus to get them, and begs that they
may be handed to JOHN JOHNS, DR.. $685.
sc d-lwx Attorney at Law.
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e15sts,EHfGf4s Sc,

wy a. WALSH & co.
w 50 barrels NORTH CAROLINA GROSS
HERR1NGS,
10 boxes PRIME CHEESE,
Is tubs FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER,
hoesheads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
Extra and Super1ne Flour: Government JAVA La
euayra and Rio Coffees Black, Gunpowder, and
IMPERIAL Teas. Ses -lW
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r OST, on Monday or Tuesday last, a
IL NEGOTIABLE NOTE, dated September l,
1870, at eight months, for $500, drawn and en-;
dorsed by Jacob May. Persons are cautioned
against negotiating for the same.
WI LIAM HELLER,
ses-eod3t bfYER HELLER. --.
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T7OTLET sDAPs-Old and line. -
WILLIAMS. DANDRiDSE S,.a,, S,s,,,
ause e1i ofoao se W"
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NOTICE 70 SHIPPERs.--3sssl 5sS$ sss
lN THE boats or Che JAMES RI y$$sa8&
VER AND KANAMIA gAmA,LI g!AaSsA,In CaMpAhx !, v q *
Will leave the dock ss usual pronRtt{, ri h sYsg g
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynehburg aad
beyond collected on dsliysry OF prepsia 81 t;s s
6F afforded consfgnees, out no obligation Is 40.
snmsd 10 deliver down freight easeahere than at
ay freight win not be delivered tiil CHARGES are
| Beats locked and insarsd. ..-5
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DOLLER SKATING AT

THAYER'S GREAT CIRCUS.
DIR. JAMES L. THAYER. .Man ager.
JAMES ANDERSON. Sole Proprietor
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LOST AND FOUND.

NTOTICE.-Applicatio will be made to
~ The Second Auditor Of Virginia for the Il :.
NEWAL OF CERTIFICATE NO. s,2ol, Tor seo',
Issued under act OF ,:arch %, 1850, for general
loans, and standing in the name Of Miss Martha
A. Williams. sc io-eon
to my house, Null ESssH
~ berry Hill, Hanover county, fourteen q!
miles from Richmond and three from Old Ghui ~ en- @Gh,
COW, about three years old. The owner Will come
forward, prove property, pay charges, ana take
her away, or she will be dealt with according 70
se ,0-ns LIB. WALKER.
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EOR BALTIMORE.-steamer q isg !.
| leave her wharf aATURDAY,s septemberloth, &C
O'Clock p. M. Freight received up 20 % o.ciocf
p. NJ, Fes freight OK passage, app,ly, ,;s, e -:
sc a-1ta-.,,,sr - 81 W.. 6tss.1ls q sS2ks !.
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EXCURSIONS.
HMIPRlNAs

FOR NEW YORK.-The Old >&FFS
Il Dominion Steamship Company,s AsG
elegant slde-wheel steamship SARATOGA, Cap
tain COUCH, will leave ber wharf at RocAetts on
Freight received until SATURDAY NIGHT.
Fare, el?; steerage, $ei round-srip tickets, &2o.
JOHN w: WYATT, Agent
sc lo--lt No. 5Governor street.
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IF YOU WANT GOOD ALE GO. TO
L ...r MULLEN'Syf aiE
sc 5--lm Eighth and Broad streets.
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THOICE GROCERIES, &C.
CHEESE-Fdam, Pineapple, and Factory;
No. lMACKtREL tvcrv largel
PRESERVING. SUGARS.
VINEGAR and SPICES for pickling,
APPLE BRANDY for peaches,
Fresh CRACKERS.
The celebrated ALBERT BISCUIT at 75c. pei
1nS. receiving for sale by ~
s.s SHIELDS & CARY.
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mACHINERY, DC.

TF YOU WANT GOOD EATING YOU
l. can get It at MuLLEN,ss
90 Sim Eighth ana Broad streefss :
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HESTAURANTS.

TREsH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
At MULLEAiS,
sc 5--1m Eighth and Broad streets.
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IyTORTHINGTON'S SALT in store for
w sale hy GORDON & CRINGAN,
s-3 Pearl Block.
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NORTH CAROLINA CUT AND FAM
Y iIY ROE IERRINGS for sale by
GORDON Il Ca1SGAN.
sra Pearl Block.
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"a HALF-BARRELS NEW FAMILY
~ HACkER-L,
- half-barIcls Ecw EASTERN UFRRJNt.S
" harreis No ! pew NORTH CAROLINA
uERKlN6S.
)! % WA0GOEER & HARVEY.
90 BARRELS REFINED SUGARS,
~ 100 bags prime RIO COFFEE.
, 90 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
w.! % WAGGONER & HARVEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
" RF-oSDAlN SECTION ELVE OF
CHATTER THIRTY-SIX OF TIE ORDI
NANCES OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Popular = omic of the Age.

he day has COMO by when q medicine with
out merit could command and retain the conf
dencc Of th, world. Advertising induces the
public try many things, but in this shrewd
and thnught!u Mge words will not suffice with
ont proofs, AMI II is by the exercise of their
private Judgment, men determine the relative
value of the various articles recon- mended to
their motto" through the business columns of
newspapers. Hnstrltur's Stomach Bitters has
now bccn subjected - this searching ordeal for
more 'haH eighteen Years. and the result is that
it stands Ut the head 81 the class of remedies TO
which Il bel Digs Il has distanced and lived
down innumerable com petitors and is to day
the Standard Vegetable Tonic of the western
world Tho happy effects which have followed
it, u.e in cases OF dyspepsia, billiouaness
nervous affections, Intermittent ievors and gen
eral debility. and AS constitutional inVigorant
have entitled it TO universal confidence. Moth
ing can over shake its reputation for it is based
on the individual experiences of tens of thOus
nnGa Uf witnesses, embracing prominent and
wc.-known ciLiZons OF overy profession, occu-
patton ard class. There is not city, town or
settlement, in tho United States where il is nota
medicinal staple. No druggist or general deal
er would consider his stock complete without II,
and the returns of tho internal revenue depart
mont show thai is sales exceed those of any
other proprietary restorative man fractured on
this side OF tho Atlantic. The Donofcal results
derived during long series Of years from the
whole community that the only true way TO re-
store TO health II broken down deb;litated
system. or TO put the human body on its defence
when exposed to unwholesome influences, is to
Urig0ratt, regulate and pMrVy it at one and
the same time. my22-eOlw
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Public ODiniOn.

With unanimous acclaim tho press of this
curative and preservstivo qualities of Gautier's
Native Wine Bi.ters, and wo have every owl
dcnce from abroad that they are rapidly bccom-
ing the great national preventive and remedy
individuals also, by scores upon scores are vol
UNFAIRLY sending in their certificates ofapprova.
But ono question rcmains-why shall any man
debility, weakness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, or
any of the other ills for which these Bitters arc
50 absolutely q preventive and cure? The
proof may be uscertained by q limited test.
r. M. LAWSON.
JANNEY g. CO.,
ny CIV Agents for this city.
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porLcr Rnronr-H1 \ Tor.'n OrrIcr:; W."
IIicllnru Leach, aI@Ortrriy t"t
,hropinp stones 1T the iicuss Of BarbGrallaus,
an Pitt Street, was fined and discharged
Frank Wa kcr and George Lacock. on cola
nlaiut of John Phillips, for disOr'lrrl} c5n1net
and fighting at the iont OF King street on Ni"A'
day last, were fined ard discharged.
iicorye Jones, I'll tic SANE charge, Wa ais
missed as the charge was M: Su>ta!nc'i
MAGISTRATES OFFICES. Edward Garrett,
coiored, on complaint OF his wife hh!Iis, "ho
charges him with ahusinv aid DESERVING her,
was rcprinlandcd and the case continues.
Warren REPORT. Might c'ou!? with occa-
sorai sprinkics y! rain. There were 30 diS'hF
hanccs and 10 arrests by the watch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-25

FIRST WARD CONSERVATIVES. "A large and
enthusiastic meeting Of the Conservative 70 tiers
of the lst Ward was held last night in the
truck house OF the Relief Hook and Ladder
Company, B. Fl. Lambert Jr., 10 the Chair,
ard Orlando Wood, Secretary, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Councilman from
the ward in the place Of Hon. Mckenzie,
who had declined a nomination. On the first
ballot George II. Shnn was declared the nomi,
nee, he having received seventy eight OF tn. one
hu1dted and seven votes cast.
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To-MoRRow's ELECTION --Tbr Con=.r,a

To-MoRRow's ELECTION TIL Com, IVA
tive party, not indioiduaIs, his il. minated its
tlcket-clty and ward -inr IT, motr"w cleo
ton. Ofcourse, upon it are the flames Of
some who are not the first choice of all The
members of that party--some. who, probably,
in the opinion oil others, will not make as com
petent officials as those whose names arr On
the opposlnt ticket The R,ii,ai+ have sI'o
nominal cd their candidates, and il j. ty no
means secret that all OF them wnr. not select
ed unanimously hut IS there member uf that
party who Will not cast what, in election phrase
oIOgy,is termed a strai.ht ticket The cxperi
ence OF the past responds, no, not one The
cherry is SO good that tn; y willingly swallow
the ~l0n". Let the Irw dissatisfied Cnn~rrVa
tive, remember this To morrow.
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ing of the Fourth Ward Conservative Club,
held in Muirs buiIdin- last night, DR.. j. B.
johnson, the President in the chair. &. Ii.
Brown and John Travis we're added to tie
the canyasscrs If the election he requested TO
attord exclusively to tho election polls Of their
respective wards, in order to prevent confusion
on ThursdayMay %, 1870. 1t was resolved that
when the club adjourned i, adjourned to meet
at the call of the President. e. G. Brown was
Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-25

JUDGES or ELECTION. Judge Lowe has
appointed the following uame.l gentlemen
judges oil tho election to be held to. morrow in
this city:
First Ward Nathaniel Boush, B. III. Lam
BERT it,, and }. S. Fowler.
Second Ward -. G.. Swaine, j. r. Aeyan
der and T.. Il. Steel
Third Ward-E. j. Lloyd, ". ID. Stuart
and p. g. Henderson.
and Emanuel Francis.
These gentlemen will meet at Judge LOWS
Office at clock this evening to qualify.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-25

LADIES FESTIVAL. THE ladies OF St. Pauls'
Church will open the Assembly Rooms to-
morrow evening with strawberry and ice
doubt Re more than sufficient to secure 4 large
attendance. After the heat and turmoil of the
day, and while the votes are being counted, all
hour can no where tie uiorc Ggrccaby spent
than II these rooms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-25

LOCAL BREVlTIES.-. crySiaii2ed oil lamr
exploded ia the dwelling house Vi Mr. John
\. Arnold, on Pit. between Cameron anu
Queen streets. last night. The igutcd contents
and the fragments were scattered in all dIrrc
tons. Mr Edward Norris had his hand Sc
yer, ly burned while attempting to prevent
the spread OF the flames
In order to pre7ent IS i.r as possible The o.
currcnco Of any disorder to mOrrow, the mayor
announces that the section Of the election law
requiring the closure OF the aces where
liquor is sold b. retail will te iigdy enforced
\ coored man named John II. Williams,
aged about % gears, from this city, who mad
been employed during the past .eason IN dreds-
ing Tor oysters, was found drowned! in Que OF
Baltimore docks yesterday evening.
The alarm oil fire about ono 9 clock to day was
caused by the burning Of tic chimney and the
partial burning Of the root OF the back binding
of the residence OF Mr. Milton Buchanan, on
Queen street, between 81. ASa:'h and Wash
ipgton.
There vii! be diyi.:e :ervicc in s.. pau's'
Church Tomorrow, Ascension Day, s o'c'ocl,
o. II.
Nca,rs Reuben johnson, f. l.. Smith J:.,
aud a. ". Chiffon have been appointed coin
miSsioners in chanc2ry !ot !hc Circuit Court by
j udge Keith The sane gentlemen had pre-
viously been apponted iy Judge Lowe c>m
m;c-ior,rs IN ,jr Iju.tinus rCurt
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES IT, THE GAZETTE. !
FROM WAS.sssGtStN.
WASHINGTON, May % 3 y. ~.
CONGRESS

.t''tIr ''''r'7.F'
CONGRESS.
Inc Senate occupied the greater part Of the
morning honr in the :!iscu->un of a Till TO an.
'I"nrlatG so 900 ii fha l'icrdlnan'S Eareau
iuhda to Wi!bcltoIcr University IT, Ohiu.
:, AIR. Ferry opposed the appropriation and
Alessrs Morrill, and SAWYER spo," il tavcr OF it.
The bill uasscd - ayes nurs
Mr.. joEus'cn. vi Virginia, voted aye. iir
Lewis was not present.
Mr. CasserIy then took the floor and all
dressed the Senate on the conference report on
the bill 10 enforce the 18th amendment.
The llonse OF Representatives was engaged
with the Northern Pacific Railroad bill.
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COLLECTORS OF Tp. XES.

l respectfully announce t:n.Jself a candidate
for the Office of Collector Of Taxes for the ORTIZ
crn District, the position L now hold. When /
camo into this Office in June 1862 had placed
in my hands by the Tina nee Committee OF tho
Common Council tax bills Of the year 1869 to
the amount OF flty.two thousand nino hundred
md fifteen dollars b. working night anu
day and giving my whole attention to the ONCE
! have succeeded in cob Getting the whole OF tho
above with the exception Of less than six thous-
and dollars, and have assurances from depl-
ors thst authorize me to expect TO collect ionr
thousand moro within the next month All
this has boon elected without distressing r. SIM
glo soul in INC community and without IN un,
Pleasant ,gord-soeiy by patient asslduity hnd
attention. Subject to tho Will Of tho people on
''u nv 2llle GEO r. BLACKLOCK.
To the Voters 81 the cityot AtcrandrtG.-l To-
sncctfllly announce myself candidate Tor the
nllicc Of Collector Of Taxes for the southern
District. lmy lO-tel :. X FELL.
To the Voters Of Aicraniria city.-l respect
fulIy announce myself p candidate Tor the olnco
If Gollcctor of Taxes Of the Northern District
ap 2j-te jo1A' l. - -1,-'--
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At the instance of many persons, citizens and
termined to act Independently in tho approach
ing municipal elections. l am requested to land
by auth orty) announce Mir. SAMUEL HEF-
as most suitable candidate for
the office of Mayor of a leXandria CITY.
my G-te VOTER.
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MAYOR.

10 uly Felton, Citizens i announce myself
an independent candidate for the Mayoralty at
the approaching election, and if elected | prom
Use to perform the duties pro bono publico lrro'
spectve and untrammeled by party.
nv l9-3tS a. GIBSON PEACH.
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's!lc Markets..

NEW YORK, May :j.--StocIis strong. Money
"a5 per cent; largo lots NJ !. Gold ~. Viz
ginia siAcs, eX-cr"pon. G95 new Coz. Flour
rather moro steady. Whca. is shade irncr.
Corn is lc better
BALTIMORE. May Z5-Virginil SKIES, old,
81 bid SO asked Cotton dul! and nominal at
22!a2i3. Flour fairly active and moro stead
Wheat Grm; Maryland liOAl5U; Penn rIvania
l2j. Corn firm; white ll4AllG; yellow II%all4i
Oats dull ut 61aGJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-25

The MUNICIPAL Election takes place TO-
morrow. The registration closes to day He'
all who have not registered do SO to day. De-
rore rhe books are closed. To morrow, let
there be union and concert Of action-snd let
all 90 to the polls. The Conservative 'lcSet IS
filled ty the primary election and the "aro
moo,;nvs. Previous preferences should not De
;oaulved 10 now. The nominees should DC
supported by the Conservatives and BY alt "no
dos;re the success of the Conservatives. 1t Is
the only way to obtain success.
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Burning ola Newspaper O lice

ST. LOUIS. May 2j.--'fhr nfiics of the Mis-
sour Republican Was tniaiiy DESTROYED ~ fire
lest night
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AUDITOR.

Iannounco myself az candidate for the Office
Of Auditor Of the city of Alexandria, and II
elected will in the future, as in the past, endeay
or faithfully to discharge its responsible duties.
my 2l-te II. A. STOUTENBURG
l respectfully announce myself as a csndi:,
date for the Office of Auditor, and if elected
will discharge its responsible duties to the best
Of my ability.
my 10-te ROBERT S. ASHBY.
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lac R'eliiuIiS

ROCHESTER,. May - Several eur I,.uIs of
tenlans passed through here last night. III is
excitement in Fcnan circles
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SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS.

Office of Superintendent of Gas After an ey.
perienco Of four years at tho Alexandria Gas
Works, we presume our qualifications for the
position will be conceded and we would add
that we hope thero are many who will not for
get "Auld Lang Syne."
my Ste JACOB ROXBURY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-25

SPECIAL PoILCE.-A Special extra Police
force OF sixteen men, under charge OF Supcrlh-
ipterdcut Of Police, James Fadeey WILL By Or
der OF the Mayor be put on duty at sun set this
evening and remain on their respective beats
uotil after the election.