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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10

balloon and landed safely outside the Prus-
sian lines.
The troops have all left. Their destination
is secret The Pontiical Zouayes are to come
here and will form corps five or six thousand
strong. Forty thousand Italian volunteers
have arrived at Chambery. Burnside is ex-
pected here.
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prp @ooos, &r.
E1RsT ARRIVALS OF FALL GOODS.

Drp @oobs, &r.
E,IRsT ARRIVALS OF FALL GOODS.
200 pieces Of desirable New Styles OF DRESS
Goods, from 20c. up
800 pair of 1o-4 WHITE BLANKETS, only So IS,
100 pair Of 1o4 WHITE EXTRA BLANKETS. IS,
80 pieces, Choice Colors, Empress Cloth, only
65., worth IS -
100 Improved Styles and fine quality OF "ARABs,H
only 50, worth IS
f25 rolls CARPETS, which will be sold rs per cent.
below their value.
A magnificent assortment OF the LATEST
STYLES PLAIDED AND PLAIN DRESS GOODS.
HOSIERY. c
From our own importation, the largest and
best assortment In the city.
Also, rich selection Of FLANNELS, oASSI-
MEREs, Jeans, sstinets, Domestios, DO.
An early call Is earnestly solicited, and bar
gains will be guaranteed.
FURGaGOTT G. BRO,
No. 4s7 KING STREET,
octlo Corner Of King and Calhoun streets.
EALL AND WINTER GOODS
A. R. sTILLMAN's
DRY GOOD S H @ u S E,
No. PSI KING STREET,
ForRTu DOOR BELOW WENTWORTH STREET.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Black Barpour, or Australian GRAPE
Black Cambridge Cord
Black Cretoune
Black Apacas &C., DC. ,;
SATIN MoHAIRs.
beautiful article In oil colors.
= ---.-.--.+' --'--
CLOTHS AND CAssMEREs,
SATINETS AND KENTUCKY JEANS.
Cheap for cash, at
A. r. S IT T L l. M A Us.
No. 2s1 KING STREET.
oct1o.mw2
T is T R E c Ell We D,
A Full Assortment OF
HARRIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES,
j. R. RE AD d co..,
No. 2Cs KING STREET.
oct7-fmws
n REAT BA RG A ms.
INDUOEMENT TO WHOLESALE BUYERS.
j. K. VANCE,
SUCCESSOR TO STRAUSS & VANCE
No. 1s HAYNE STREET,
oners his Stock Of Goods consisting Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES AND YANKEE NoTIoNs,l
HOSIERY,
wOoLLENs,
WHITE GOODS, DC.
Considerably below New York prices, for cash,
good city aceeptances, or approved notes.
Purchasers will find 1t to their interest TO e8-
anime the Stock before buying.
J. <. VANCE,
sepl3-D&o No. Is Hayne Street.
5topss, Ranges, &r.
COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND
HEATING STOVES. FOR SALE BY VIM sHEp-
HERD & CO., No. q HAYNE STREET AND No. IS
PINCKNEY STREET. m
Business CARDS.
n 81 A R L I E B. D A z,
SUCCESSOR TO DAY DICE,)
AUCTIoNEER AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. 2sl Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
D,~, ona ,o,,, ~, o,,,,Is,o, oil ttnda of Ifar-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10
THE CREAM OF THE VAR NEWS.

FRANK H. GREENE, witness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10

MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Black Bsrpour, or Australian GRAPE
Black Cambridge Cord
Black Cretoune
Black Apacas, &C., &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10
THE CAMPAIGN.
ORASGEBURG,

ORASGEBURG.
There was rouslng Reform meeting at
Orangeburg on Monday. Judge Bacon, Mr..
Browning, and others, spoke.
MARLBORO.
The Reform mass meeting on Monday was
large and enthusiastic. Speeches were made
by the Hon. W. D. johnson and Judge 1. W..
Allen. The Journal says these gentlemen have
the entire confidence of the colored people Of
the county.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-10
YESTERDAY in PARIS.
BIsM4RCKl FURNISHES TEE I'M
BAssADORS WITH 4 GRIETANCE.
A soRTIE FROM METZ REPULsED.
ga GLORIOUS DAY FOR TIL e
RADENERS :"
GARIBALDI AT MARSEILLES.
Parfs Defiant.

PARIS, October 9.
The city is orderly and determined. It can
only be taken by starvation.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

uniere 8auerr banr In fur3er Belt belebz
rem, sag btttIstbtsprsitet ~ nafsnFisItsiis1I 7 Il
90 we 9 Der ein9eimNden JJasrifaticn
,anter Meeioe ,bes 9erren DonnelY, Elm
here's 41irnaefpinftetae beutasesii&e
@%eifenblaleif. ~ yaryQ &c ~
ST aber, ba8 aQ9emeine prin;ip, m:lz
DIES Der Tariffrd8e 3u @runbe lie9t &C.
rlau fetselteQt, erfldret mir un6 fir bas
Syfem etnAeST'D ifferen;ial :
3pueS, 1ola1en ifiid bann ale ueite>
rem Gin3elbeiten fir Musflbun9 bieies
'@Yfems auf Dem @e9e praftii@er Sc
ltbeebun9 rauf refine @e1@dftsfra9en 3u<
rid fibren. ,...' "a g
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
Die Nebe bsS 9crru 9onneup.

Sn 1einer &sbe am 30. Mueult ertldrt
Ser DpnneQn baB er li@ I'm fem Mmt
bepirbt fem Mmt er>partet nod win1dt
baB ibm aber ba8 &e9t 3uitebe @einen
"a ufrtdtiee ueberseu9unz
9en" Musbrud 3u perleiben.
@ir rppuen 5errn DonneQy 'bieS 0eru
9lauben> balten Jpn aber aud Bel ieinem
@prt bab es ism nur UNI Die rleberz
5eu9un9" uno ni@t un Elm ~ m T.
su tbun 1T.
Ser &ebner felt nun bic Bebauptuna
auf pab IN Der republifantiden parte1
Gin &f swiiden ~G@ub;uu" uni
v6reibanoel" be1ebe.
Wtr f1nnen 5rn. Dpnne0y nidt burd
ale pbaien ieiner laneen &ebe folsen
uno mouen nur einise Der 6%auptpuuftE
berDorbeben UNI gu ;et9en bab per &erne,
IN ieiner ei9enen 8eweisf lbrung {i9 BIT
9rSbten @iperlpri6e iu @@ulren foml=
men ldbt.
@ir bebaupten rab bic republitantl1f
partei alS 1ol9e bic TariF<Graoe ME,
mails 3u elmer partetfra0e oema91
bat uno bab Demotraten i'm @onaref.
mel9e Gabrif Ditrifte reprdlentiren jece,
3eit segen Gtetbanoel uno gu Gun
fen zines boben @9ub;oQe6 tparen.
Mit etnem @ort Die &arifirase ma,
bis jeBt MUIR cine lofale Graee.
Na6bem BET &rie9 beenoet uno BIT
6ra0en 1ber &ecrnlruttton uno aQ9e:
meine@ @immreGt selJf tparer, tpar e.
gang ratdrlt@ bab pas @olf> babStaats:
manner, ba6 bic Yarteten tbre Mufmert:
ian1teit auf fnansieIe Trueen unc bi!
eamit tnnis acknowledgements EariR
Bro9e rt@teten: @a8 bat ana bic re:
publitant{ae partet iptpsit In titierGrust
9etban =? SSnsaQen republifanif1tn Con:
renticnen fat 1& Die partetea Az sumter
elmer 9eYtiien Der Garif @eiebe, fit ME.
bri9e 35Qe unb @lei9f6rmiateit be,
Steuern bur@ oas game 9aneI ausee,
lpro@tn. w.. .r..~ , Il. :. J. It
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
Mn un1ere Mbpnnenten.

Wir babtn tpdbrenp oe8 DerBan9ene1
@pmmerS al, feinen Tarmer uno ielbt
1,ur an >peniee 8ewobner ypn 2ano.
ftdbten &e9nun9tn 9%eianbt, neil mfr
miGen, baB e6 rem mei1ten 2%anobewub>
nern unpa6enb 1T in bieler Sabres3ett 3u
sablen> bod jeBt 100 bic Grnte einsebeimit
unp Der @ufauf Der Yrpputte anfdn9t
olauben aud mir uns bere@ti9t unlere
@Inner III bitten ben &e@nun9en Die
mir ibnen wabrenp leBter unp bteler
@p6e Su9e3anpt re9t balo ibre %uf<
merflamfeit 3u l6fntcn uno uns RE
@reenbad6 3u3u1enoen.
Bir perben BON leBt at ieoen Monat
un1eu Bl9er na@lebm unb NQen bic
Elm 0an3eS Sabr uno parUz
ber l6ulpis fnp &e&nuns s%uienoen.
Wir bitten nc Gmpfdn9er, fobalo ais
m19li6 su teridti9eu. Wir baben bie>
fen Ylan auf Wun19 Yieler unlerer
Mtpnnenten aoortirt une wouen bofen,
Da6 er BON Nuem gut auf9enommen miro.
Gr wirr, >pcnn 9etreulid auS9efQbrt Can
un8 fol- IS nidt feblen) S,pei DEFENDERS
quite W'rfun9en boben> namli@: eriten5
Die raB fein Ntonnent pbne e6 Su merfen
tiefer al6 fit tin Sabr in S@ulo 8era>
tben fam uno sfpeiten6, nae wtr nt6i
INNER nit leeren Ga16en Yur Gauz
ienoe sablencen Bu9>Gentp'5 ftBen,
mi6en uno unS aus purer @er3wet lung
binter ben Sbren fraben, wei! mir bel al
ben M%u6Naneen niht wi0en, 100 bae
@elo fir BE Yapisrre@uuus bersu:
nebmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
DpnnerfaA ben 1. @eptember 1870.
Mn unjere Mbonnenten.

Da @elo 81 benjeni9en Nrtifeln &C.
b5rt bic Der Druder INNER brau@t, es
unS aber ni@t m59li@ 1T, BEL .jebem
Mbonnenter in perlen sor3ulpre@en, 10
baben mir folsente 9erren ermd&tist
@elter fir un6 IN Gmpfans gu netmen.
M4e 4utttun9en &perpea Sot. bteler
9ffce brett au89efteQt unb t5nnenMbo11>
1,enten, bic an etnen Der n~a@benant1te11
Msenten 3ablen, btelelbe na& una9ebsaoer
Yp( t Bel benz elben IN GmpfanB 11ebn1ett.
Minneapplis - u. Rnpblau@.
Stem tlm ST.. Gurfer
@tiQpater 6. Rattenbure.
@inpna - % m. &eub. IL
&ebwins g. 6. emily. r.~,.
5enber5pn - q 9 d.
Gbaafa Is. SPIES.
Carer - m. @lit19ta.
SaRinss --SoD Yfeifer.
Mantato - s. $. 3artmam.
@t. Ytter - nj. g @immel.
Giving @meriea -@tbr. alderman.
@acunia -Sobn 8tbrenfelt.
Jartbault - g.. Gltden feim
@ut9inien g. Blazing.
@abalbaw - g q. 2ayeS.
&etbs Qanbina - {. 9annemann uub
81. W atteri@.
81. Gloub 81. g 9Sneman.
Bbreling s.. 8obbart.
9Neu-Spbn 5e&tman.
@atertptpn -0ouis @au&.
&sdfp.b -Spb 2ube1@eE.
&e@eRer -@ep. 8aibly.
Sanb Greet-S @ebrins.
Sc Sueur $. 6. " a g.
1rsntenaf $. g 9neiber.
&aytn @teana &. Std.
8eae Wlaine s. Mebntt.
T)1atris Mpunb -Sotn @rSt1&.
DULUTH -5ermaxn Ss~alh.
@atrmpnt - 6. Buebrine.
DreGelpiQe -YbiL Drene.
0tsrle's Corner - 6. ppppib.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

ST bic Yartet bterbet feben 9eblieben =:
Nein. DerGon9rtbb Awelldtitr f1ddb ySr Sur:
3eut Yerta9te uno, bel1eu sw1it9lieber yor
bltt pe NJ Yarteisn pbne Nddf@t auf bi,
Earif TraSe, mel9e II 1868 benz @olf'
MIDI. YprlaG 9etpablt puroen bat faftiid
---tDiit aud Ser Dpnnely n{elblt ,su0iebl
--a36Qe unb Steuern i'm Detraae ypu
$4,000, 900 berunter 8elegt. Was IL
nun bic Steuun9 Ter republifanii&eu
partet ais iolde?
l1nlere poftion fam in fplsenpe8crt
sulammer aefabt tperbrn Die @teuern
lpuen auf Ginfubr @rtifel 9ele8t tperoen
uub fou Der Iarif;in elmer @tile aras
BURT perren I'M, ben unterl9ieb pes Or
%beitSlobnes bier unb in ENGLAND aus>
3uelei&en> oper NIT anberen Worten, nit
perlansen DiFeren3tal> 3Sue.
9err Donneuy fa9t un6 baB bieS aud
letne ppfttton iei; unp benrp@
bebauptet e. 3u s9lei&er 3eit ta6 bas
Tretba Yrin3ip bas ALIEN
ri@ti8e 1et. ST tie6 ni@t Elm @iper>
ipru@? pber 9|aubt SEER Donnely baS
@olf pamit tdui@en gu fpnnen, tab ct
I'M @eeeniaB su einem boben @@uBscu
.(high tariff einen niepri9en Garif nell
der auf Diferen1ial 3SQe 'bafrt 1T
unb ~Greibanbel" in Elm unb bielelbe
@ate9prie felt uno auf rie1e' @eile rtur
nit leerer pbrafen 'iptelt,. .
9err DonneQY 1T jeco@ >iemalS UNI
cine Mntrport perleBen, uno erfldrt nun
Der e%ritaunten @elt waS CT unter Difz
ferenSial 3oQ seritebt.
@ir ml0en bier no9malS yprauS<
idtden> paB SEER Donnely UNI bieien
lonberbaren 8emei6 IN fibren i9 be-
lenbers barauf tiBt paB bic Snputrte
bes 2ance6 ~S9uB" erforoert uno fu9t
Ct bieS bur@ mebrere Beilpiele ~ erleu@
tern.
St aimmt ). 9. an oab bel elmer par@
tie baummpllener @aaren> tpel9e npn
@n9lanb impprtirt >peroen fploenbe 5pez
fen bere9net wereen:
Gra@t Yrosent
(3nTA 0Io,n 40
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

Gben1o iino Eruppen Deta@ements
an ber Gifenbabn 3wii@en &beim6 unc
@pi0pnS beut seleben tporcen.
@Qe bte1e Na@ri@ten flnc amtli9 in
paris teadtist.
Cine pariler 3eitun9szG nte> oaB Die
preul ZEN NIT cen Baeenlern uno @urz
te%mber9err f6 i'm 2a9er nidt Yertraoe11
tSnnen uno bereit6 erbebli@e unruben
aus9ebrc@en 1ino, entbebrt raturli6 aQer
@abrbeit unp miro nur ben nod immer
let@tsldu6isen parilern ol6 8erubte=
un8s>pfolter ouf9ele9t.
Cine 2onooner Depel9e betdtist ba6
8or9eben McMabons an ber be(ei1Gen
@rense ; uno fam e6 AM Greitas in Der
yfdbe BON Montmeby 3uf etnem 8prppz
fen9efe@t 3mi1@en Gavauerte in pel@em
bic 6%ran;olen auriidsetrieeen trurpen.
@tne pariler Mbenb 3st:1ne melpet,
fbab Set >1abe 8ru@ 3miiden ~, Neofe<
run9 unr General Grp@u beporfebr, unb
paB BE &atitrm' BE sNbbanfuna pes Sc
u:rals ais @ouSerttur ye1 Waris serz
LANCE. CGeit Eru@u8 Mboaaa:uas lpulr<
be aber aud Der lebte @9a1ten pes &at<
lerrei&s bes 3ten Mappleon 81 Grade
seben, st. w.
5erbt. Der preuiFi@es% Spton purbe
beut Mcrsen .fanbre@tlt9 in Yaris er>
@p0en. I H& ii :4t2@. tfE:.b
WsrHtsune aaf strs7. @fte.).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18

VIRGINIA: At Supr. me Court o! APP
Y nesis. hold at the Capitol. in the city OF
Richmond, on Wednesday, the lo:h uay u
/: Is ordered tha, rule II, adopted June Z3tn,
$50 and rules Y II and Kill, adopted Uctooer
Il lH9 be rescinded, and that the loiI0"lnS
rule be adopted in lieu thereof ana puOliSSinieu
!: = the information of the bar ana the Puo!lI
"A clear and concise statement OF tne poln.s
Intended to be insisted on by esch party IN ah
appeal, writ of error, supersedeas, anG tne az
th6rities ia support thereof signed by ms couh
sci, and printed, or plainly written, sna 80 DC
delivered to each of the Judges OF tns Oou[1''
time enough before the hearing, for his c;nslu
Grafton, and no error other th n such rs snail oe
po;nted out and insisted on in such ststeme
on the part of the plaintiff. or appellant spall
without leave Of the Court be Admitted rs
ground for argument, on the hearing or Ing
cause, No cause shall DO proceeded IN without
such statement. But party who has prepared
ard filed 8 statement may inslsi on nearing
when the case is regularly called, slthougn no no
>ts,ement shall have been made on inc pars "a
his adversary. The plaintiff, or appellant, may
adopt tho petition ss MS statement IL ho s'"':
men: be filed by either party Wnen cause -
called, it shall stand continued until the neA
term. At the close of the argument oach couh-
sci in il shall furnish to each judge list OF any
au,horities referred to by such counsel IN hlS
argument, and not cited in his sts!omsnt, snow
ing the points to which they apply" copy
.esie: II. Il w " AS, w. w.
Richmond m 49, 2aw1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18

CoNcERr.-As will be seen By reference to
another column OF the Gazette, the Masonic
Choir" of the District Of Columbia will give
GRAND vocal and instrumental concert at Liberty
Hall tomorrow evening, the proceeds OF when
v;,l he anpisd to the Orphan Asylum OF this
citv. 1t is to be hoped that the concert Will &c
literally ratrouised. The OrphanAsyIum is az
;rs,;,ntion in which all take ar interest, ana
this effort to raise funds for It's maintenance
sboula not 20 unnoiiced The choir is com
posod Of 50 persons, including an orchestra Q
- and with the programme presented Ilcf
musical treat may be expected. Let no one nc
elect TO purchase ticket, the price ct Wnlcf
has been fixed at reasonable sum-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18

POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. John
Jackson and James Burnett, coored men from
Washington, for disorderly conduct and lior
fighting ut Fishtown, were lined anu dls
charged. -
James Sims, Ter vagrancy, was committed 10
the work house for 80 days.
James Boswell, for disorderIy conduct ar
rested on complaint OF hismother, was dlscharg
ed. as the com painaDt failed to appear against
him. D..I ,,r,
for an irfractou of the Sunday law, was fined
and DISCHARGED. 49, ono IF y
\ aoIorcd man complained that one , OF III
rortv n bovs had busted an egg against ms
bant bnt a. he could DOT identity the part'cu''i
bar nothing could be done 10 the premises
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. -Wllham flsner,ioI
an attempted outrage uron young WON o, an
named Jane Sutton, was committed to JAN lol
further examination.
Warren REPORT. Might cloudy and clear al
;n,nrv,ls with rain towards morning. ihere
were no disturbances and 20 arrests, and out
two dodgers, one white and one eoloreo, at thf
watch house. At the request OF poor woman
her daughter was taken by. the watch from
house oil had rcpute, but she swore that SIT
world return as soon as she was released
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18

PRODUCE REcElPs. the receipts OF
,rod,c, at this city by tn. O., a. & NJ. Il. II.
during the week ending on Saturday last were
If corn s,eos bushels, wheat l,S4S' rye OH
o,ts 700. corn meal 100, dried fruit lO4, pofa'
toes 25s, flour 43o bb!s., eggs l22 b0Is'' butter
GO bbls., COWS and calves Sc, tobacco Is boxes
and y car loads Of cattle, sheep and hogs.
There were received among the other fregh'
nv the A L. & H. r. r., during the same
nerjod of wheat 2lSG bushs, cora 432, meal O4''
oats loO potatoes 66,truit A, tourlS'' OoIs eEFs
% butter 81, apples IS, and three cor loads Of
stock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18
LOCAL NEWS.

EAsTER.-The services at St. Mar, = Church
yesterday, wero very impressive The beau,i
tu marble altar was handsomely decorated with
lights and flowers, and the vestm .nts Of the
officiating clergy were rich ana elegant. At
a. m Mass was said by the assistant Pastor,
Rev. Bernard A. Toale, full congregation be
ing 10 attendance, and vecy large uumb-r If
persons receiving the Holy CommunoH
At IL, it was raining hard, and the budy If
the church was no. more than halt filled,
though the galleries wero crowded. High
Mass was sung by the Pastor, Rev Peter
krces, aud the gas jets on the splendid orcnt
behind the altar being lighted. together with
numerous candies, Illuminated the dark church,
and .hr.w fool OF light Oh the sanctuary,
where the acoytes and torch beai:r- in their
dresses OF scarlet and white, aud the crlcbrant
with his veStmcnts OF cloth ofgoid glittcling in
the light, presented beautiful appearance. -
The sermon wss, OF course, on the Rcsurrcc
ton.
At A. p. m., VesptrS were SURG by very
effective choir, and the church was vel filled
The Pastor, after some appropriate remarks
on the counexion between the Resurrection of
Christ and our resurrection, read the "Praycrs
for Happy Death" usually said in this
church on the third Sunday Of each month. and
the services concluded, as usual, with the Ben.
edicion Of the Blessed Sacra ment, tho orient
being again lighted. The music was much
admired, ard was listened to with great de.
light by i large number OF persons, who we're
struck with the Cor Anoris and |
he 'Regiha Coeli," in which the voices Of
he two ladies who constitute the principal
strength OF the choir-voices not often equalled |
even by professional sipgers-werc heard to
much advantage. As the congregation retired,
Glory to God' was supg with fine effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18
From ST E.0Gi&.

ST.. LOUIS, April IS The committee who
have bccn iuvcstigat!n: the accounts OF tho
defaulting city Treasurer, Su,;skv, reported to
Mayor Cole. LAST night. hat they found the
deficit 10 tc $lG2, 1872, 81.
The rapid rise in the river here ha~ !I"k'r
tbc main caisson surrouniing The cast pi:r OF
the bridge. and the pier is now twenty tour teet
under water.
No further work can be done On this pier,
until the river falls, but labor on the west pier
is INCREASING finely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18

CONTEMPLATED BRIDGE. -Nessr:. hu'uS
Fairbanks, GraySon Tyler, and James W. nun
ton have been appointed Commissioners by the
County Court Of Prince William I, receive
sealed plans an: proposals until tn H:y term term
OF the court, ior the building Of a bridge over
Broad Run a: Bucklaud u conGratu a'c lne
c;izsns of that village, the eol lie in the pe'sn
borhocd and the farmers i'll this s2ell.h WIG
drive their stock over the Alexandra pike
| to market, upon the prospect OF having wo'S
of such general necessity nndertsk ken amt com
nlc,ed at an early day. Wtrrcntom int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-18

nID DOMINION BITTERS-An elegant
I an sOa NJ Dslstsble Tonic, Alternative and Div
"a XIX kss; IN e vii II
ms!sr'ous ais' peEyENrlvE of Agre and Fever
nn s S0 haa Topdb s sSs e
celved moS W. would call the particular attcn-
.aaseTs on, customers and the pub lie generally
.'on ., vsluable medicine Price 81 per SoI1'e'
~ Tor sale. both Wholesale snd retail, NJ our
Drug Warehouse. Nc. l45 hlng 81. 50 10
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nc,nocratic Difficulty.

LOUISVILLE. April Ito morrow 'a'r&
ings' Courier Journal will publish s2Sera a.
tack on Governor Stevenson, by Senator nc
Creery, arising OUT CT the charge made ny coy
Stevenson that Senator hlcNrccry had second
ed General Burbridge Tor office. lhc senator
calls for the publication Of letters 'hiGh con-
tain racy dew lopemcnts. Ills letter Is 1keiy 70
add to the excitement which aiTca-y prevails
among the Democratic politicians throughout
kentuckv
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ny Nominations for candidates for office
arc inserted as advertisements ard those hand.
ing them in, or sending them. will please also
send the advertising charge. Experience has
sbovn, that it is AWAY best 'nIay. bstcrc the
election.
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CoNFtRMATIoN.-Al large congregation at
tended the Jewish Synagogue, on King street.
yesterday morning, to witness the confirmation
Of Solomon B!ondheim son Of Abram Myers
esq, of Charlottesville, and student of St.
Johns Academy in this city. The ceremony is
always highly Impressive one, but on the
present OCCASION, the candidate being a boy of
great personal beauty, and fine talents, especi-
ally as = sneaker, much greater interest than
usual vas manifested. Rev. DR.. Loebcn5ohn
ofli,iatcd, and Master Blondheim delivered an
appropriate address in the German language,
which he has only been learning for some
nine months, in manner which brought tears
to the eyes of all present. After the services,
his grandfather, Mr.. Weinmann, gave very
handsome entertainment to his relations and
several friends, at which toass were drunk to
he health ard happiness of the boy and his
parents The former then made another adj
dress in English, which wes much admired BY
| those prcseat, and received several elegant
|
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tcciGC2s

PORTLAND, April lS.-Ja:a's hicsaIey was
sprouslv injured at Gases iron works On
Saturday by piece Of iron striking him ia ihe
face tearing our one Of his eyes ana terribly,
Iaecrating his nose, cheek and jaw. lie Viii
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7. O. 0. F.-'Fhe Grand lodge, L. y. y.
f., Of Va, assembled in Winchester on the
18th. Among those present were p. G. NJ. S
Robinson, OF LyuchburS, Kelley, o! Petersburg
and Lat ham, Of Alexandra. Tn" reports from
the different Lodges show the tourlsh'ng con
dition of the order A banquet was n'ven at
MONT to the Grand Lodge. The following
named officers we're elected: G. A. 3 Cor
,r,th, NJ. ". G. NJ. 7. ". Davis, Il. W.
D G. NJ; Marion Colbert, H. ". &. W.. W.
T Riddi,k, R. ". G. S. j. ". Ferguson
R. W. T.. J. d. Kelley, K. W. u. u
J. II. Waters, G. c.; H. T. Alley, t. NJ:
A. Grant, G. g.; a. VI. Tabb' Z. IL. f. H.
Fi,zhugh and Hugh Latham, Representatives,
to the G. J.. U. S. The following nance
gentlemen were elected officers OF the Crane
Encampmcnt: p. &. Uhler, &. T.; }. ~
Collins, G. Fl. P; A. NJ. Tab5, &. 5. "
| ". J. Riddck, G. s.; ". a. Il. Nye' u
r.; H. V. Willis, 6. }. W. ; a. Grant, u
IT, S. F. Holzingcr, G. 0. S.; ). Ii. hoo
insou, Grand Representative to the &. Il. IT, )
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ARRIVED
Schrs Nellie Benedict, New Haven, and
John Walker, Provicancs to American Coal
Company.
Schrs w w Marcy, and p Boico, plaster to
Hooe Wedderburn & Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Utility Norwich. and schrs Hen
~ Finch, Jersey City. and Eva Bell, Boston,
by American Coal Co
MEMORANDA.
Steamship John Gibson, Waters, for this
MOTT cleared al New York 18th instant.
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y,.o mcfarland Trial.

NEW York, April ls.-Ihe M ,1G
trial was continued this morning: ~" iln1n
Iarpc crowd vas in attendance. ne e'':''"CI
"a lI' tbo witnesses went to prove he Insanity OF
the prisoner.
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CANAL COMM ERCF.
eSss-sEE s 1sz.2i! mt -.
4 RRIVALS-T Cd AI.

ARRIvALS-To-DAY.
Roat + T, Lemen, to Hsmp s. Bat Coal Go.
81 4 johnson, to Midlothian Coal Co.
B Bosts {, A Thomas, John Platte, James
How A Clark, J w SchancK. Henry Keed'
GoIdfnch, c Clifton, a Walsh and Ii oandfo1d'
to American Coal 20. a.h
Bosts Gondoas No and Z, ior nsn'
DEPARTURES.
Rosts Robert Emmett. NJ Liensn: G d. beis'
J ) Cazeaux, Harvey Fisk, scotis;G His'a are
II Rosa% Nellie Gondolas Nos. and q
With 6sh) Golden Kule, with salt and plaster
for Cumberland.