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PugT OF RIChMuND, Nov. 10, 1870.
AppJ-Er

PugT OF RIChMuND, Nov. 10. 1870.
ARRIVED,
Gamer Salvor, Herring, Phila.. merchandise
and passengers W. P. Porter s Co.
steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, fillmore, mer-
chandise and passengers, Nm. 4. Brett.
Schoorel W. q. Nelson, Rose, New York, clay,
Fl. 5. h!mball.
Schooner W. y. Gesner, Egbcrt, Alexandra,
C. al.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandtsa and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
SchoOners keddington. Gregory, and Bertha
Soudrr. WoSter, Baltimore, light.
CLEARED,
Brig Eigl tNor.), Larsen. Rio Jar eiro, fur,
Gallego Mi Is Manu acturing Company.
mEM0RhHDA.
WEST POINT, Eov. TO- Arrived, steamer Adm l.
rsl, key bold Baltimore, merchandise and pa:sen-
gera, J ok River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
AQUA CREEK, Nov. 10 Arrived steamer Geor-
Searna FIR, em.n merchandise and passengers,
Richmond, FIR, dcricksb burg and Potomac Railroad
Comp NY and sailed on return.
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TIE CANAL-Serious Nishap-The work
on the repairs to the Lynchburg level OF
the canal has progressed very rapidly with
in the past Two weeks, and every conf
dencc was felt that full supply OF water
would be restored to the level during the
present week: A mshap, however, &C.
Cured Yesterday, which will probably de-
lax the completion Of the repairs for seve-
ri weeks. 1t seems that yesterday morn.
ing when the last crib was put IN to stop
the breach near the Orange railroad bridge,
those who were attending the lock-gates
below failed to open them, and the conse.
qucnce was the pressure OF water became
SO great that the crib was washed out, and
serious fears are entertained that the whole
work will be destroyed. The city supply
| Of water, and that necessary for the run
| ming Of the manufacturing establishments,
are dependent on the repairs to this level
Ly,cht@rg Republican.
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STARTLING Confession OF
Cr1me.-We have been informed by rella-
ginia, OF a startling revelation of crime in
that county. 1t seems that sometime du-
ring the year 1861 a young man by the
name of Robert Daniels, living near Ger
ardstown, left home and was never heard
from afterwards until last week, when q
man by the name Of Light, living at the foot
of the Round Top, on his death-bed, not
only confessed to the murder of young Dan
iels and stated where his remains might be
found, but also confessed to the robbing OF
DR.. Coe, of Gerardstown, about the same
time, and list Of other crimes which death
cut him short in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SaHrit of Jefferson.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


New HUfR Stocf HnU bfDHcy MarkcS.
NEW YoaK. Nov. e-Noon.-stccks firm. Gold,
l12s. Money, 4@5per cent. Sterling--Long, 1904 I:
short, 1929. s-.o's, 49,, 1911
Erentng.-Money sGa per cent. Sterling strong
at 1893. Gold, nzs01l2a. Governments very d1ll
at low prices ,s9's. 1911. Southern securities
dull snd heavy with few tr nsactsons.
Later. Gold opened at 1Il5, advanced to fl2A
declined to 11Ii again, and hen advanced to the
closing quotations, with larger transactions.
G. vernme nts-srs 10TH; 'eps, LOT; 'sss, 107; new,
IO9s; 's7's, 1899; 1873 1919 sotthern Securities
Tennessee s's, eci; new, sss; Virginia cs, 6s3;
new, e.; Go.th Carolina G'5, 4s3; new, IS.
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4 NEW 1ORK C0LoRED CLERGYMAN I'M
PR1soNED FOR BEING 4 DEMoCEAT.-[ From
the New York World, Saturday. IA fair
sample Of Radical hate and prosecutions, eX-
crciscd under cover of the new election act,
came to light yesterday. George Washing
ton Johnston, al old colored preacher and
physician, was brought out from Ludlow
street Jail, where he had been confined ever
since the day before election, on charge
OF attempting to vote Illegally by register
ing his name in Il district where he did not
reside. He was taken before Commissioner
John 4. Shields, who proceeded to EXAM
inc into the case. 1t was soon ascer-
tanned that the charge against the pris-
oncr was wholly false, and that he re-
sided with his family in the same district
where he had registered to vote. The pri-
soner was at once discharged. The fact
was ascertained, furthermore, that john
ston was arrested and put III Jail because
he had declared his intention to vote for
Hoffman instead Of Woodtord, and that one
OF Marshal Sharpe's negro deputies had
sold him out TO the Radical regulators,
cheating him out of his first honest Demo-
cratic vote, besides inflicting upon him
nearly weeks imprisonment. Johnston
is a practicins physician, besides being Il
loca! preacher. lie WAS formerly slave
under Il distinguished physician Of Louis
Vile, KY, who treated him with great
consideration, and from whom he got his
ideas about medicine. lie hrst lived Ill
this city at 81 Thompson street, and last
year moved to 1863 Broome street, from
which place he registered to vote. He
evinced but little feeling on account of the
persecution he had suffered, but considered
the matter philosophicalIy.. After he had
freed himself from the meshes of Radical
law and got outside Of The Federal inquiSi-
ton lie was arrested by several black kadi-
Gals, who snecrngly asked him if he had
heen converted TO RepublicaniSm during
the time he had beer allowed for quiet re-
Fiction in prison. He answered them by
saying he Should never vote for the Rcpub-
licans.
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From View Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16.-The trial Of the
Baton Rouge prisoners continues.
The steamers Cornelia and Bossica were
destroyed by fire this morning. Their value,
forty thousand dollars, is covered By insu-
rance.
The weather here is very cold, and the
thermometer down to 800.
There were no yellow fever interments
on Yesterday
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DSs En- SaS,
Wheat.-WhItc, S,e55 tusacl1. Red, 2s24 bush.
els. =aa,#a ...e.
Corn.-White. 4Abushels. Mixed. 1875 bushels.
Odts.- G.2 bu' heels,
Rye.-I uushelj. @ @
BALES. TX. .....e.
Wheat White, 30 sllsls al Sl.G,3: 80 bushels
prime on private terms 10 bushels ut III G5; 29s
bushels at ..5 IS bushels ut 3l52}: 20 hustle at
81 80 Duhhelu ut FL 60; 1872 bushels st 81 So 13
bushels ut S14o 3aS bushels At 81 57i 40 bushels
very good on private terms bushels at Sl.25;
bushels very inferior at &c.: 81 bushels tout at
!ll0; S. bushels DANCED 1T 81: Is bushels very
inferior at S'.f3; loo bu. hcss prime ut *L6s. To-
tai, 24 bushels. -... 49,. ..e q.
Whedt.-ked. 23s bushels at fl IS; IS bushels
very foul at 9Uc.; SO bushels damaged q. o9c.: $50
bushels very good at sl.Ii 24t bushels at S1.25 <6
bushels very inferior ut IL; IL bushels weavii-
eaten ut .l.25; So bushels esmaged at $50: $50
bushels good 81. 30 II bpshei, Inferior At fl.2s
S. bush Is very Inferior a &i.10; 33d bushels az
Slso; .a6 bushels choice at Sl50; 36 bushels foul
at 81 10; 80 bushels inferior a. fil0 Total 2,os8
bushel3. =
Corn WhitQ, lt! bushels very good new at Toe.
Mixed lsa bushels new at Toe 81 bushels old at
&c; 20 bushels very good ola al 7ac. Total, 2zs
bushels.
Oats-2S b1sh Is at 42c.; 400 bushsls very good at
4ic l28 bushels very good at a5c. Total az bush.
els.
RE-EXHIBITED.
| Wheat.-Whte, 10 bushels. Red, 2l8 bushels,
C0ru-G hite. /. 800 bushels.
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virginia Annual Conference NJ. e.
Church. south
tRcpo,tcd Tor :ha HI Inn nd ispatch ]
SIXTH DAY.
lSNCnRrRG. Nov. Ii, 1870.

LfNCnRrkG, Nov. ID, 1870.
R>hop Pierce called the Conference to
cuirr at the usual hour.
Rev. 7. a. Peterson conducted the open
Ing services,
Yesterday minutes were read anG APP
proved.
one lay and three clerical members ar
rived and took their seats.
Rev. j. (. Granhcry, ID. d., chairman
Committee on Nominations, recommended
The following as the Committees on Exami-
nation:
tova7,,t'rc on Examination Of Candidates
r,r ! s}7n7s$3on.-Eeys. L. II. Hall fchair-
q " Daughrrtv.
C,,r,,9,i;er to ErGnins on Studies of FIRST
Var Rcvs. ". r. ,Iuakins chairman.
Robert W. Watts, William F. : dwartis. ard
lI,,r> NJ Anderson. Co,um;tfec of second
Nrir. Ery<. James \. duncan. y. y.
'f,si~,,a,,1 .Ir>fuh 4. Proctor. William {,
,..,~r and Adam {. Rlrdsoc. COMMITTEE
;,r,,rG Yra,. Rows. \. \. Sl.6G fcb ir.
,,.rt = : Pearson Gr,r,-,, IL E.y .pd
f,', ~ ,n;s. ,,ommif:ec Of Eonr.b
year. Rows. Paul Whitehead. (chairmanl
: Inn 4. Day. ,lamcs Il. Wargsncr, and =
j4mhr,h. " 'A' -
Trr consideration or tho sacrotorvshio IF
.E,, >,,.,f,,-srhnnl Snrinty rn-nItnj IN MA
...'m -; nsn S,vIrr or rn,,rN civ, nv
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~ ''''H '1""' ~ pay 'Ae oit hii'>'"haIs
,.,,. p;,,oo ,..l,,,, ,,,o ,,o;,, u,,..,
49, N,s;HnoI aarS had .n Ia
Inrt,rrnrn win Sgo0 for that nnrno so.
,,h.~,rT,nn !, ,yI,
=. r,.'lrrJ Tn,t the roll le c,,lod md
IN. n!.l.lf.r, Of Conference. hr renuest,.d 70
ii.l-, thrm.el,rs for sl,,h -um, as thev
,... g.. willing ia c,,royn 70 ,li.,. in tbo;r
..r.,.. or ~ nav 1hg,n,rlyr. ior the mr.
...,',, d, f;rNin~ me .,Ilonnt mrntinnod';
tn.v; y .ioi was Tins Subscribed
rl. p \ SIn5d said than If h. wos ro-
.rtrnrj ~ h, I,rrSrnt rhYr1a he wouId
rE'I.-r 1Ip. The RisHnn derin.d n MIA
'.r. ,.,rr,mcnt a. vet with him.
ia. >.rr Of thn In;,sion,ry in Chin, Roy
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Washington News.

WAsHINGToE, Nov. 16.-The President
has certainly ordered Minister Motley's
recall.
Revenue Supervisor Stanwood, for Ala
buma and Mississippi, has resigned.
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TIE OWNERS OF

HTOTICE-TO TIE OWNERS OF
" REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICE.
AOSD Il 10 pndersigned, who were appointed
10 sksese the real estate In the seys
ersi wards OF this CITY, having nearly ccmpiassQ
sI,eIr outdoor eras.oas, viii spse. AZ sbe Gity
Hall IN the Assessors of.ss. on EksnAY aEAas
tho 18th instant, End on tho four followiug dSss,
EXCEPT sunday, from 10 4. ID. 20 ao,eleek 3. -,
fer the psrposs Of correcting any errors % 0Ls
stons which mas have been made Ait pel 1. ss
whose real 81 ste may have heea erfousos.y 800
sesssd heretofore arr earnestly requested - "a
toward aud mako ths fact known. 80 tnas suo
proper corrections n not ssrssdy xae x 4as @
,S.. The hnoks when copied and returned py y, IN
10 the C.ty Council shall Dc correct IA a - I
FRIDAY "a Jefferson wsPd will call
on Real ssssse owners in Madison Ward WIN call on
Monday. 4. .,.,-oa ypsyf y i,l q al on
Tnesday. 80. ycva,d win ear on
"wednesday. - oono,S
no ls.dss W. u. TALaAS' ,
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Frost Mt the South.

MOBILE, New. 16.-There was a heavy
frost here last night, with the prospect OF
another tonight. There was ice an inch
thick thirty miles from here last night.
MACON, Ga, Nov. 16.-There was kill
ing frost iu this vicinity this morning.
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Office at Rippon's Hall. York county,
Va, is discontinued. Papers should now
be sent to Yorktown.
Snow storms prevailed in Illinois and
other sect ions Of the Northwest Tuesday.
Senator Carl Schurz did not call upon the
Presid ent when in Washington Tuesday.
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF BASg MESSENGER.
Ncto York, Nov. 15.-Mr. w. Oshauder,
messenger of the Peoples Bank, of this
city, had his pocket picked to-day Of seven
gold certificates, payable at various banks,
amounting TO $i35. 45I, and promissory notes
for $3.50. The notes were stolen from his
breast pocket by parties who crushed against
him in the street
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METROPOLITAN WoRKa,
11s5mRsrs SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS,

CORNER HEFLNId A1slI CAN0IN u Elk Z =
FIAT 1oNAsY and PORTABLE ENGINES
s. aTS GRIsT. and PLASTER Mills;
RCN-FkS, FORGIEGg, ChSTIINIs OF IkeS
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES aad SAW-a1LLs Oh VsEloos SIIen
I'D engines, &c., repaired and sold on commits.
atom or exchanged for new. All other repairs
nroraptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive ctrculare, ~
Ssa ~ WILLIAM T.. TANNER 90.
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A Vermonter has grown o. beard more
than two yards long, and there is immense
competition among the proprietors of va
rious hair invieorators as to who shau ss-
cure him for exhibition.
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The North Carolina state Fair.

WILMINGTON, Y. c., Nov. 16.-The second
day of the Fair here was splendid suc-
cess, and it is believed to be the best ever
held in North Carolina. From 5000 to
10000 visitors were on the grounds this
morning, ..E .rggaf-.
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Foreign Markets (BY TELEdnAPI:l
YovnoS Nov. ls-Erenfng.- Consols, Ns.
American securities Eat. U. b. bonds, ST.
r.rvKnPooL, Nov. Is-Erenfng Cotton closed
firm upIands, Old; Orleans, 9td.; sales, H,eoo
- Los Western Hour, 12s. Cd. Lard 100.
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John Mcclure has been appointed post
master at Buffalo Gap, Va.
Senator Cameron is OH IN extended tour
through the South.
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Fare In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-Blker & Brothers
class works were burned this morning.
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EDUCATIONAL.

YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION. MONTE MARIA,
on Grace street between T~enty-second ana
TWenty-third streets, as.t,-. -
RICHMOND. VA.
The duties OF this Institution VII pc resumed on
tho FIRSC MONDAY III SEPTEhbEk. FOR
PROSPECTUS of terms application can DO mAoe 70
he SUPERIOR aSS Of tee Academy.
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RAEaHE lBTEE.k2esEN CE,
MINIATURES ALMANAC. NOV. II, 1870.
su1 rises ,...,,. 7.G1 aiocr rises........,12.t g
5un Sets .,,,,.,,. d.so High tide. ........ IL %
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gICIlMa,gD FREDERICKSBURG AID
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POIHTs
t!GRrN+A2I AhD NOkTi Is ES..
IRAiH 20. l -THHOUGH NAIL TRAIN uid
Washington leaves the DEPOT corner OF Byrd snc
Eighth streets daiy at Ills 4. Nj. Arrives In
Richmond daily 81 2:3s ?. II.
TRAIN No. 1.-The RALTIMLRE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting Al EgC!a creek With the
steamer: Georgearn2 aud Iron -ide5 leaves !hf
depot corner Of Broad and E1gh:h sireeis, daily
iSundays excepted at $50 =. NJ, and acri:cs il
Richmond tMcmdays eacertec'l at $50 =. NJ,
TARIFF OF PRICES.
VA BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN
=! o Baltimore. w
! o tiIaucipnla %
10 Nc" "a ~
10 Bo>Lon. 10 CIV
TRAIN No. 3.-THRILGR MAIL TRAtS ria
WaSningto leaves the depot COZ ner o. Byrd and
Eighth streets, dairy Sundays excepted. st S:3c
p.S. Arrives IL Richmond iEoniays eIcepted)
- $50 4. NJ. "
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points In the
EORIflFA5T ana NtIRTHW EST.
S:'ECiaL SpflGh.--Ihe b = ITlMORE EN-
PRESS TRAIN will run as fl: as Milford station
on :uaGay. leaving Richmond, corner OF BTos
aud Sigh streets, at i. NJ. Returning, VIII
leave Milford On Mondays at s:25 A. II. srd ar
rive at Richmond st $3.50 A. n.
Apply at COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner o!
j. b. GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. T. p. MYERS, General superintendent.
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aeE.sss3AzsS

frEl JsFS Esr1 JESj tssE3 -.sSEsasSs-5
aa s5 ~ - rs
1870. 1870,
SCHEDULE OF TRAITS OVEN THE
SIICRT LINE.
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-2,W0 pounds
- In %, 20, and 100 pound psckssSSeGsiv ps A no.
nos "a Il SAV0G~ W.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-

THESAPEAhE AND OdlO hAllC
" ROAD.-Cn and after SUNDAY, ed OctT
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS Will run as
follows: ~,
1,Ono and White sulphur Springs texcept SundSy,
5f tween G ordonsvtlle and White Snphur); Leave
Richmond at 8 A. IA. arrive g. White sulphur at
10 P, d. Leave White sulphur at $3.50 a. NJ, snd
srri7e z: Richmond AT 4:Sa P, 81 making close
connections at Gordonsvile and Chsriot1esVtlle
With Oracge, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandrts, washington, bait tim r.
Lvncnbnrg, Knoxville, Cna!tsnoogaa, Memphis,
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile: DC,
Going " est, passengers dine at Gordonsv1lle
and SUP at Covington Going East, breakfast at
Stanton and dine ut GordonsViile.
This train connects with stages as iol!ows
At : taunton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, and
At NiIIboro, for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles !;
and Warm Springs, Is miles. ou,,.s.
: hit. Sulphur Springs for Le~1sours, smlies'
and Charleston, 100 miles. n.,,,s
THROUGH TICK z 8 issued TO al points
ror'n v sSS' 'nt LANES r. NETEERLAfD,.
o,,7 General Ticket Agent
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1t is now said that Mr.. Motley has not
been peremptorily recalled from England.
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BICkpoap AND l'ETERsDURG t. X. Co.,s
RICHMOND oct. 20. 1870
7TNHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAU

4 run az followD:
Leave Richmond at 3:l5 4. NJ. and $50 2. NJ.
Leave Petersburg al 10 A. Ii. ana 1906 2. n
Freight and Accommodation train, With passen
ger car attached. VIII leave Richmond daily ct {
Z. M, and Petersburg daily at $50 A. II. t5un-
days sxcepted).
SUNDAYS, and the 7:c5 2. "a. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers fo- Norfolk will take the $50 T. M.
through.
will run daily.
Leave Glover Hill at A. NJ, connecting g.
Che ster with the accommodation train. Pasaen
gers returning will lake the $50 @ I'd. train con
cecting ct Chester with the coal train.
THOMASH II. WYNSE,
dent.
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COMMERCIAL,

COM AND FLOUR H1cHASaE,t
EIu SS;0Hc. Va, Nov. 10, STe.
GgsHErsnS, M#. ...
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Domestic a1arkets-[bY TELEGRAPH.1

Hheat.-White, 10 bushels. Red, 2ls bushels,
C0rn.-W hite, 800 bushels.
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EICHM3,5D. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO A l. PDlSTs
t!GRr}tEA3r ArsD NUkrlIW ES3.
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STEAM BOATS.
oHORrEST ROUTE TO WILMINGTON,
y CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, NEW
ORLEANS, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STEA MSHIP COMPANY

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On and after MONDAY, October T., 1870,
the new iron steamboat LADY OF IT,
THE LAKE," Captain J. W. Denty, EGk6s as
will leave Waters wharf, Georgetown, MON,
DAYS and THURSDAYS, at IL a. m. and
her wharf, foot of Seventh street, st l p. m,
reaching Norfolk the following mornings, con-
nocting with the s. and r K 4. for all points
South and with the steamers of The Merchants
and Minors Transportation Company for Bos-
ton, which leave every TUESDAY and Fri
DAY; returning leave Norfolk TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at p. m.
Fare to Norfolk, SIS; round trip, So.
Fare to Boston, including meals snd state
room, SIG.
For freight or passage apply to j. Z. Waters,
Georgetown, D. Q; J. q Phillips, Alexandria,
Va; V. D. Groner, Norfolk, Va; or to
s. P. BROWN s. SON,
General Agents, corner of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue, whore through tickets to
all principal points south can be procured.
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IA MES W. MALLS s 0 N,
j 1877 King ST., Alexa.. vs..
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mou, dings,
Baussers, Of different patterns, and Ne"e!
Posts. a. large stock Of French and American
ais lass. doubo and single Thick. Of II sizes
Paints, oils, Varnishes, Pain. and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead. md other
brands 0. fro quality, Putty. Turp!entino and
Machine Oil. Also Limo, Of superior luallty y,
Cement, Caloned Plaster, Pltc6 snd rel. !"r
Roofing &c. A largo stock Of Pugh's colet!G.
ted d0 Car Augors and other srtces found in tr,t
class Builders Furnishing establishments >
All orders for Lumber, Brick and al k'1 ds
of Building Material promptly attended -.
1,arnoo och feb It'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-31

SCENE AT A ToURNAMENT.-Ac orrespon
dent of the Fredericksburg Star giving an ac-
count of tournament in Stafford. (Which. by
the by was a fine one) says: Although |
manifested such an interest in the occason,yet,
| was very agreeably amused several times dur
ing the day. The Knights seemed to be mt
tie excited as they were Flushing the last round;
one little fellow, perched in rather conspicuous
position, bawled cut, why they rides more
worser this time than the fust time they rided y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-31
ENCOURAGE HOMEINDUSTRY.

VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AID FRAME
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax s:s,, lsl'xa
We have now made up SEQ doors Of oil sizes.
from So to $40; SOC Windows Of Sash, glazed
and unglazed cheap; 20U pairs Blinds all
sizes; 10 OOe feet Mouldings, 10 different pat,
terms. Will mako at short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Neweis, Eslus-
tors and Hydrsnts constantly on hand. Ldbcr'
al discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, we feel
confident that we csn please our customers.
Pianing, Tongue and Growing Saving,
Turning and Scroll-Sswng dono in the best
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished to parties
contracting with us for building ma erisls.
uer2 RISHEILL s. HODGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-31

~S CHAPMAN NEALE. ESQ, Is recon-,
mended as q suitable candidate Tor the office of
Commonwealth Attorney for the county, OF
Alexandria at tho election to be held in No
vember next, and will be supported by
oct .In-to MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-31
THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.

T1LroN VS.. Fulton plaintiff complains
Of the defendant that being preacher, he did
on certain Sunday evening named drink, In
other words ''guzzle," several glasses of lager
beer in saloon on the Bowery in New YORK
city, with the aggravation Of having just then
preached sermon for Dr. Armtage Deieoee
-"You're another?" to wit, that the piaintlh'
being then an apostle OF temperance olo, az
Delmonico's at dinner drink su1a5y gases % %
wine. Issues: 1st-Dld ne or ala he NOT 1 1f
Did be or didn't he? Law pGl1T'. c, ub., 81
~ The case is to be tried at the next term,
when the defendant shall plead in cross ae'
tom for SANDER, the nominal plaintiff becoming
deufe en- 10 the meantime the sinners await
the trial with profound Interest," Geor9eto'rn
COu2T.