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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-23
THE METHODISTS.
STATE CONVENTION AT sYRACUsE-THE PRO
CEEDINGS YESTERDAY.


CEEDINGS YESTERDAY.
SYRACUSE, Feb. 22-The Methodist State
Convention met at Shakespeare Hall in this city this az
ternoon At rol-can ministerial delegates and So
lay delegates responded H. Root of Buffalo was made
temporary Chairman, and the Rev. J. B. Fooe OF SYRIA
temporary Secretary. The Rev. Dr. Clarke read the
scripture and the Rev, D.. Peek made the prayer.
Committee of ministers and laymcn, equally divided
was appointed to report permanent officers. The Rev.
Dr. W. II. Goodwin, Chairman, reported as follows:
ITes,dcpt-The Rev. Jesse T. Peck D. D., of Albany.
Wee Fr6SidGB-Ihe Rev. George Lansing Taylor OF
New.YOrk, John Stephenson OF New York, New.York
East Conferences the Rev J. T. Hcrmance OF Ncw-Iork
The Rev F. A. soue Of sand fll W L. Wolcott of Alba
ny, Troy Conferences D. d. Love D. D. OF Auburn, John
euce; the Rev. L. D. White of Waterfowl, A. Y. Stewart
Of Carthage, Black River Conference; the Rev. d. W.
Bristol, ID. d., of Bnghanton n l. Chlds OF Bingham
ton Wyoming Conference; the Rev. F. c. Iibbard, ID. d.
Of Rochester, David Becker Of Elmra East Genesee
Conference the Rev L. i. Chambers OF Batavia r. H.
Root Of Buffalo, of Gencsee Conference the Rev g. W
Clarke, D. D., Of FoTestyIlle, L. Lincoln OF Troy, Erie
Clerical Secretaries-The Rev. J. b. Boote Of Syracuse
Stafisteal Secretary-Iho Rev. W. H. Depuy of
F1'aicial Sccretares-Joseph Hn of Troy, Orange
Judd Of Flushing l.. /.
The Rev W. H. Depuy submitted a report on the stats
teal and historical development OF Methodism in the
state showing great increase in numbers and wealth
Of the denomination. brief discussion followed on the
advantages OF Christian work Indicated by the facts ana
comparisons set forth in the report:
In the evening the subject OF Temperance was dis
cssed by the Rev L. c. Queal Of Utica and the Rev. NJ
Hurd OF Clinton The Rev. L. C. Queal read the follow
iug resolutions, which were adopted unanimously:
LOd That the manufacture Of or smc 10 Intoxicating liquors IS
contributing
God and and subyere Of al good government
IOed Methodist Episcopal Church the State Of New
aud her discipline and to the people Of the
declare by this first State Convention that
prohibition Of the liquor traffic The exact night and the aim OF temper
That the burdens Of psupern cIimes and
queut suffering occaond BY are sufficient reasons Tor de-
naudng sanctions Of law should be withdraw from this ursBg
SCcuTseil traffic.
Eod That not ignorant Of tie sources and strength Of the
the uf
Of God who has called this work We confidently anticipate The
aud the triumph Of Christ 10 the emsncpa
The people from the slavery Of nnpersD and the establish
meut Of prohibition.
Res0rtd That carrying purpose pledge ourselves to at
nominating aud labor the DOmiDaon Of good
Temperance 10 ONCE.
After speeches by several OF the clergy and aymen the
Convention adjourned until Wednesday morning.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


MINISTER VALDBOME's REPORT FAVORING DE-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES POLICY OF THE
GOyEENNENT-COUNr darius SPEECH IN
REPLY 10 NJ. JULES FAVRE.
PARIS Tuesday Feb %, 1870
=, Cbsv5pIicr de Valdr8mc. Minister Of the Int
- has submitted to the Emperor and the legisla-
,obodes report favoriug the decentralization of
A., Executive Administration. The Corps Legs-
,-..tbos referred IL to n committee, consisting of
nm Rsrrot Gui2ot. and PrevOSt-Paradol.
Tho ro,lg,rl OfeicI publishes list of the persons
-.,,;,,.J IN revise and modify the administrative
s'r,',ti,us throughout the Empire on the sugges-
.s,s,.le bv the Minister of the Interior, and APP
80 IN, fine Emperor Among the names on the
y, 49,, tt,.c of the following Liberals: NM. Benoit,
n. D..rarets. GulaUme Guizot Louis Lacaze,
Dclaycrcnc and Professionalism
IN ,b. Corps Legisatf the debate on the interpret
1T, recsriinc the domestic policy of the Govern
. .rtvss continued. Count DaTu on the part of the
Agpitry REPLIED 20 the speech delivered yesterday
nv Ir,,s Favc. Hep.0uoulcCd AGAINST the demand
t,r, dissolution Of thc Chamber. declared that the
Government desired 10 maintain pr?c" ut home and
abroad and 10 lay the foundatior 81 a Parliament
ans Government the Emperor Lad uan't sted the
Will TO follow liberal policy. % t,'"rd arose be-
tween tine Chamber. and the Ministry, the Emperor
,,s. decide and the Ministry v,id respect his will.
The speech Of the Minister was received with en-
tb1.iastic cheers. and the debate terminated with
ayots U & u favor Of and is against, the Ministry
TIE LATE RIOTS.
Tic preliminary examination, Of the persons ar
rested during the recent troubles have been ended
One hundred ana eight were Internationally dis
CHARGED; - were held to appear before the Court
AM 80 were kept under arrest for conspnng against
Tie state and the life of the Emperor.
-r-rr. mn T. q, 4, r,rrr- 1t,pyvr-
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THE EMMA NO. 9 DISASTER.
NAMES OF SOME OF THE LOST.

NAMEs OF SOWE OF TIE IUSI'
CAIRO, H., Feb. 22.-The following names of
the missing persons who were board the Emma No 8
are furnished by Mr.. AltenbOTough, pilot:
William Foster, second engineer; James Scaley Lex
ingtOn, Ky; the second cook unknown white Davy
RoustabOut, James Chapman and two other hremeD,
unknown. George Waster, the pantryman, is in
hospital here, badly burned, but Will probably recover.
The following persons are known to be saved
James Lynch, St Louis Joseph George Cannelton {
James RucdlCkcr Dayton Ky; Chas. Charleston second
mate; Edward Wylie Waterman; James Ford John John
son, c. Collins Frank Burns, Amos Burns. T. T. Wing, -
Baker, aud VI. NJ FOres OF the deck crew. and Henry
Nelson, Fireman.
Walter Maruta, first clerk lost his life in attempt to
save female passenger.
LATER-SEVENTY LIVES REPORTED LOST
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 22-The Captain of the
Emma No teegraphs from Cairo that 70 lives lost
by the burning OF that steamer.
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GREAT REITAN.

TIE TELEGRAPH TRANSFER - LORD CHELMs-
Fv.p'e SUNDAY BLL-IG,u AiEAlk5-IiIE
GL.sIAS-AlILRICAN CABLE.
LONDON, Tuesday Feb %, 1870.
4 letter to TIE Daily Nors dcnouuccs the cuItail-
meut OF tale-raYhc facilities in London and Liver
pool when the authorities had reason TO anticipate
AMI time TO prepare Tor an indefinite expansion OF
busae-, ON the transfer OF the telegraph wires to
the Government
Tn tine House of Lords to-day. Lord Chelmsford in
toduccd bill to secure Jbctter observance Of Sun
DAY. il restraints and in some cases entirely pro-
hhits. trading on this day. Lord Chelmsford said
the bill was intended TO check q growing evil, and
read statistics showing that over 10000 shops were
kept open on Sunday in London alone.
Tae Bishop of London spoke in support of the bin
Tho Ear of Morley siguifed that the bill had the
approval Of the Government The Lord Chancellor
thought the bin would nave the effect Of dcprlying
laborcrs Of recreation TO which they were entitled on
Sunday and doubted the wisdom and iicacy of the
measure. The bin had second Teadiu
IL the House Of Commons, Mr.. Bruce, Home Sccre-
tary. said that the majesty Of the law had been
fully yiudcated III the recent events IN Ireland.
che Postmaster-GenoIa said the Government was
noe disposed TO suffer the branch Gcmi n-AmcTcan
Jabeto he landed at LoweStof, to connect with the
Once Of the Auslo-American Gable Company at
London.
NEW STEAMSHIP Lr,E-DEATH OF BISHOP GIL
BEET-BAILBOADs FOR JAPAN.
he Pacific Steam Navigation Company have
Planned q semi-monthly line Of steamers from
} mama 20 Liverpool by way Of the Straits Of
magellan.
The Right Rev. Ashhurst Turner Gilbert, Bishop
o. Chichester died yesterday. lie 81 years old
English engineers have obtained a contract to
build 500 miles Of railroad in Japan.
= company has been formed here to build a dry
dOek for Malta.
INV TTsT FOR ~.IroLTy'r.
view Of tie many s'ooiug ..,ci3cu.s caused by
p -oeum. Laws h:., been proJ, ted fc. suh.cting
it still sc;c.,r tests, \ b.. vii, -ooh 10 brought
I. Jre Parll.Mcu, iJo..iur TO tr., yuL.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
ARREST OF GOV. MTAvIsH BY THE WINNIPEG
LEADER.

LEADER.
CHICAGO, Feb. ga letter to The ST. Paul
Press, dated Pembina Feb TO- brings intelligence from
Winnipeg 10 the effect that VIM McTavsh, Governor Of
the Hudson Bay Company and ID. COwan, also promi-
nent officer Of the Hudson Bay Company were detected
tampcrng with members Of the Provisional Government
In order TO defeat the final adoption Of the Bill OF Rights
whereupon Gen. Rle had both arrested aud placed in
confinement
The letter also says G. Baunagatine, leading Cana
dan took the oath of allegiance to the Provisional Gov
master at Winnipeg attempted to gam access to the prs
oners and beng refused threatened to raise force ana
placed in confinement. -
private letter says Riel is not yet defunct. The
ing to corrupt the representatives OF the peoHe ana
will be trouble before affairs are settled
DESPAIR OF THE SAFETY OF THE STEAMER CITY
OF BOSTON.
TORONTo, Ont, Feb ga dispatch from
Halifax to The Daily Telegraph says the troop ship OnOn
tes which left Halifax for England two days before the
City of arrived out after OF - days She
encountered fearful weather All the horses OF the 10th
Regiment persisted. The news has cast a gloom over
Halifax the safety Of The City OF Boston being
almost dcpared Of The latter steamship left NewYork
Halifax two days later, hasHot been heard from. she
had III cabin and steerage passengers.
TIE SNOW BLOCKADE.
MONTREAL, Feb 22-YeStcrday's snow-stOm
blocked up the railroads every direction East and
West and the trains are all stopped. Yesterdays and
todays Western trains are stl at BGnaVentura SalGn
Junction. The Portland train with the English mails IS
showed in also aud is not expected until Wednesday
NcsSrs Patton brothers clothing store on McGst
was considerably damaged by fire this morning
A BRUTAL MURDER.
CAsTLETON, Ont, Feb. GA drunken row
took place last night about q mile from this place A
woman named Margaret McGinns brutaly muir
on and stamped her 10 death Ellis has been arrested
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COLOMBIA AND NEW.GRANADA.

ETEAHEOAT EXPLOsION-THE DARIEN CANAL
lJ3 HOUSES DESTROYED BY FIRE AT CAR
hEN-ANNULLING or THE CONTRACT FOR
TIE COSTA RIGA RAILROAD,
SANrA MARTHA, n. g.. Feb. 5.-No mails
have arrived here from Bocota TO the 3ls ult in conse-
gueuce Of tc explosion Of the boiler Of the mail steamer
Tsyuu ON the 2Ist Ult. seriously mjurinR five persons
DESTROYING the OIepart 81 the sirnCr. But learn
by WAY Of ClruagcHa that the contract for the Daricn
Canal - been signed al BOgOta by the United states
Nuisrfufd The President Of The Republic Of Colombia,
and awaits Iuc approval Of Congress. fire took place
~ Carmen, oA the Assgdalena RIVER "hIch destroyed
l52 ..u....
Tr Costa E.c.u Government has anunled The contract
n" De- al American company Tor thG construction OF
Tern, ant having been complied Win by thc iHc9rpOla-
tois. vi. ale prWGpdiy NcW-lOTk men Gen. Johh e.
lTSc quantity VI specie De- being shipped hence TO Lh-
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

been but $1,000 There is probability in the present
temper OF the Committee House. that any mail steam
ship subsidy system. involving the expenditure Of money
directly, will be recommended.
Capt. Commcrcll and Capt Curtis OF the British
Monarch arrived here last evening, and the
guests OF Secretary Robson. At o'clock today, they
visited the White House, IN company with Capt Ward OF
the British legation and were formally presented 10
President Grant and the members Of The Cabinet Capt
Commere extended invitation TO them al TO visit the
Monarch
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MOVEMENTS OF vIcE-PREsIDENr CoLFAx.

FREDERICKSBURG, Feb. 22.-Nice-Presidcnt
C0ax arrived here today, and was greeted and
welcomed his arrival by LIeutGOy. Naryo on behalf
the citizens and James B Liner on behalf Of the
Odd Fellows. The Nice-rferident visited the battle
ields National Cemetery, and Waterpower At4Oclock
he entertained at dinner at tho Exchange HOTEL by
the odd Fellows and leading citizens, after which re-
CcpOn held In the parlOr Of the hotel during winch
large number Of visitors called Tonight lie delivered
able aud interesting lecture on Odd Fellowship at The
Methodist Church South 10 large aud dery-lhtcrtsted
audience. The Precedent leaves Tor Washington 10
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SAN DOMINGO.

TIL cAsL Oh JHL sTEA5WR TELLCHATO-DECLA-
RATION or ULk CAPTAIN AID CHEF OFF,
CLE-THL QUESTION or BELLIGEIENCl.
-. IHOuts. Feb. I've have received a
eopJ OF iDe declaration made 5y the captain aud chief
"h"r ~ .. Steamer Tclc gafo before the Notary Of this
hIud u Iu lac seen that the weight Of the document
A"i~ "H ti.' much yoXcd question Of brliigercncy
~ having oOiuc to know led -c that certain parties
f'ei'Hh a. nuke Insertions concerning the Steamer
ati"uFaruA. grossly fdl-r and without The shadow al
ivhIh" on &C. thc undersigned, dp hrreby declare on
.iH, H", -d steamer never used FOR arts Ol nos
uhs beyond RIO jurisdiction Of ran Domingo, that ~,
"'LiIh Ltc uits II The cO, tbai the said steamer
fI"nfac"u H., duly commissioned bJ the revolution.
~ .e4uucut " tue end Republic OF San Domingo Ia
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que Ior that the revolution in San Domin has been
ana ls SUN in existence for more than year. and
that Cen Iuperon, OF the principal chiefs had for
the space Of eight days possession Of the bay town and
iOrthcatOns of SANTANA.
" DON L. ACEvEDO EXCaptain.
" JESUS NILAMII- Ex I'd Captain.
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THE SALE or CADETSHIPS.
A DENIAL FROM GEN. J. II. sYPH

DENIAL FROM GEN. j. II. sYPHER.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The following card
from Gen j. II. sypher will appear in tomorrow morn
ings paper:
My attention has been recently called TO paragraphs
the newspapers assOclatDg name with the sale OF
cadet appointments the Military and Naval Academies
United States. These reports. 50 indusriOusy
circulated, false and sand6TOus. There is evil
deuce before the Military Committee Of the House OF
tho cadctships. invite aud challenge investiga-
tOn. j. H. SiPHkh
CARD FROM MIR BLACKBURN.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 22-Mr. Jasper Black
burn publishes card relative TO the charge Of bribery in
procuring cadet appointments, in which he says:
have nothing conceal in regard To tins any other
transaction Of my life, public private. The facts III
the SIMPLY these As member Of Congress
procured the appointment OF two young In dis
tTict who did not accept. / then urged by the De
paTtmeut 10 recommend other names IL very de-
srabc that the classes should be filed by certain time.
did not have at my command other names In my dis
was about 10 adjourn, furnished with blanks to
sign, with the voluntary promise that II the parties
could be found named who should prove competent
ana acceptable to the Government certain sum should
be paid In behalf OF those for whom had already pro-
cured appointments but who had not accepted believe
the promised 900, but very certain but
81 800 were paid. This is the whole story, and II
secrecy fraud intended am at the hrst
thing certain there nothing O the
intended thought Of my part, and all ls na
lions Of the klud are false and slanderous
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KEIGII n.

BRUSSELS, Tuesday, Feb. % 1870.
1he postal authorities fo.lid the sending OF money
vauables mail and q rcntcu 10 return letters
contaiui9g them 10 the seud,rs.
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RAXiIIIA.
RETIREMENT or HOHENLoHE.

RETIREMENT or UOiENLOHE.
MUNICH. Tuesday Feb. p, 1870.
l.iS feared Prince Hohenlohe Schillngfurst viii
rel Ie hom public life.
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P.lLTIt,AI..

iI.Ru>. co. SHAY. |ch. .. 1870.
is ru-noled u.at Land If ~ M.guclisid rebels
ha co.,,.I,d at Magador
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPAT,Hl


The general abstract Of the condition ~ rho National
banks under the recent cal - Controller Hubbard wit
be ready In day two, an the banks having responded
The following is abstract of tie condition ~ the Va
tions banks OF York State ~ the close 81 business
on Jan. o. 232 In number exclusive of the banks ~ Al
baDy and New-Nork City:
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MINISTER vALDROME's REPORT FAvoRING DE-
CrNrRA LIZATICN-DOMLSTIC POLICY OF THE
GOVERNMENT COUNT darius SPEECH IN
REPLY TO NJ JULES FANRE.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

BUILDING MATERIAL.
a LEXANDRIA planning MILLS.
ROBERT JAMESON. BOYD II. SMITH.
JAMESON 81 SMITH,
JOHN R. LAMBDEN, Superintendent
Nos. 20 and 81 Water st..
Are prepared to furnish at short notice an
on reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACKETS,
MOULDINGS,
BALLUSTERS,
Newell POSTS.
WEATH HER-BOARDING.
SIDING, BOX STUFF,
DRAWER STUFF,
PANELS, &C., Sc.
And to execute all kinds of Scroll Saving
end Wood Turning, Planning Tonguejng and
Growing and Surfucing done in tho best man
nor Thoy will also furnish plans snd specif-
cations FOR dwellings, stores snd other building
iy 2-tf
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SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
1 s Z @.
w. e. w a - b. Z; u
1l..........KING STRELT. T...............Is

1l...........KING STRELT ...............I3
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Tho subscriber has just received, and ~? ng
bought 1T gold rates, can afford to sell st prices
10 suit the times, ono Of tho largcst most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gontle-
mems, Misses and Children's Boots ana Sn0cs
aver before offered for sale in this market. his
lony experience in tho trade has cnablcd him to
procure stock manufactured from the best
material, and in desirable and stylish lnm1ncTT'
and on themost favourable terms and wl:h ad-
vsntagos in his favor, ho can afford to se!I ~ =
chesp as the cheapest. 4 largo stock OF IL tEitN 1
GOODS, suitable for the county, |" "hlch hc
invites the spociai attention OF country mGr-
chants. All in want will 80 wcli TO call 3! "a
King street. .,,nnpv
NH 24-4m W. i' " "ht''h /
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LADIES BUTTON BOOTS.

A fno stock; French Kid, Vevet, English
Lasting, Kid Foxod and Turkey Morocco, and
othcr new styles, which cannot 5o surpassed
for beauty, durability and cheapness.
Al WADDEY'S, Il King street.
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lSAS AND STEAM FIFTH NC
W
WIN. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street
Has constantly on hand Il largo and complete
assortment OF
CHANDELIERS,
BRACK FITS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONAK AND PORTABLE Dho!
LIGHTS IN VARIETY;
pORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA nnd
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN Gil BE7
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALV no.
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line
Public Buildings and Dwellings Furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &C., prompt
" and faithfully executed sl ut prices " hlch &c b
viii give abstraction. my S-tf
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MPO2TANT NOTICE.

JMPO Z T A n 7 n UTI 9 4.
I wish to inform the gentlemen that have
the beautiful new
'''' WINDSOR NECKTIE;
Also, some other styles, beautiful and i c3eSP;
All the new and popular makes OF "A rhr I, ~ T,!n
COLLARS, al sizes, and WALL SfHESl
Csll and SEQ them; will sell them at groat
bargains. srupsON
sp 26 Mrs. -. u. oi4h %
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when neglected.
SWEET QUlNlNE
made solely from Peruvian Park $50 is Bitter
Quinine,) therefore it is Of Vegetable origin,
and not Minera, Poison, but on the contrsry
is proved to be one of the elements found IN inc
blood Of sll healthy persons
SWEET QUININE
acts as an antidote to, as we'll as II cure for, ina.
larisl or miasmatic poison, the absorption OF
which by the lungs causes Intermittent Fovers,
etc. The only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over the use Of old Bitter Quinine is the entire
absence of that intense, persistent bitterness
which in the latter is an insurmountable oosta'
Gle to its use with most persons, and alwsys
with children.
SWEET QUlNINE
is in two forms-in Powder, for the use of Ply
sicisns and Druggists, and Fluid. for use IN Inc
family and for the general public.
STEARNS, FARR e. CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists,
nv 2-eoGm NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1872
r. $. LEADBEATER & BEo''
pEALERsIE
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS: Oils.
GARDEN SEEDS,
SPICES, ACIDS, SC.
Nos and South Fairfax sts,
arg 2-tf Alexandria, Va.
H. r. COOK wM. y. CREI0uTuE.
NOOK s. CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Deslors in
PURE EDRUGSANr CHEMICALS, PAINTS.
Varnishes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No. 107 King street.
Prompt attention given to orders and n
quiries from the country. mar 9-tt
SAMUEL II. JANNEY. hAALoN II. 'ANNKf
TANNEY b CO.,
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnishcs,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS 81 PUTTY.
No. 145, King street.
~ Orders and Inquiries fror. the country
promp ptlv attended to- sep 23-tf
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LADIES PARLOk &TOILET SLIPPERS.
Ladies' French Kid Broadway Ladies' Last
ing Broadway. Ladios' Trrliey Morocco Broad
way Ladies' French Kid Toil"t. Ladies' CasSi.
moro Toilet, Ladies Lasting Toilet, ladies
Serge and Carpet Slippers in every style and
quality, at WADDEY'S II King straot
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

F. LARKIN.
No. 2lO Seventh street,
between B street and Maryland Avenue.I
conMIssi6N Msshl6Fioni hiER6aiANr Ra 81
Respectfully soicts consignments, believing
he can average 10 per cent more for consigh-
ers than he did in Alexandria.
Washington, jan 31-tf
OEO. q. ROBINSON & SON,
GRoCERs, FoRwAEDING AND COMMIT
SION MERCHANTS.
| King street, Alexandria, Va. -,
Particular attention paid to the selling Of all
kinds of Country Produce. Goods forWsrded
nromntlv. nov 2l-tf
uOOE, WEDDBRBURN s. CO.,
Successors to Fowle s. CO..
| COM MISSION, SHIPPING s. FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS,
Also, dealers in euANoS s sAIT hl9fs !tiSs ITMR
ana GROUND PLASTER, FISH, GRAIN
snd SUGARS. my 2l-tf
RICHARD ". AVERY. ~. DAVIDSON
4 VERY u DAVIDSON,
GROGERs, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
-. MERCHANTS, ,s,
No 226 King street, corner Of Alfred,
Alexandria, Va.
Doalcrs in Butter, Lard Salt, Fish. Flour, Ba-
con, Coffee, Tea Sugar, &C. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
commission at lowest rates. teo NO-sI
ToULD {: &C THoI5 s. wILEEN1NG,
" Successors TO W: Henderson.
GROCERY X'tsEI99g kII9g9h 9ankoaANTs < SzshsAh ooA-
No. 80 North Roysl st:
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS COFFEES,
SUGARS, WH1SKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
&c Strict attention paid to the sale of CODN-
Try PRODUCE. ian l5-ly
GEORGE WASHINGTON. Wv. HERBERT.
SXTASHlNGTON q HERBERT.
GENERAI tSli,eSeSS eCSeoSMSM1SSIoN MEKCaANTs.
Nc II North Union ST..
Particular attention given to the sale Of all
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and filing
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, LIME, &C., at the
lowest market market price feb lit
}. No, II King street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wholesale Dealers in
PKoVisioNs,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE
Also keep On hand gencrat assortment Of
Cordago, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Limo, Picking,
Oils, Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders snI consignments promptly at
tended TO, and goods forwarded without delay
10 consignoes on arrival.
Agents for Duponrs Gunpowder.
NIX Ale and Porter always on hand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portation line mn loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-02

change o. farms in Virgins and Mary land, and
of houses and lots in tho city Of Alexandria.