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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-02
REOPENING.

SEWING MACHINES-ALL KINpS.
The public have lang desired the establishment
of a Mart, where all kinds of Sewing Machines and
Sewing Machine Findings could be had; where they
could see and compare the workings of ohe machine
with another and select from the dffe rent makes
the machine best suited to the use to which they
desired to apply it. To such Mart w4 invite you
at l39 Canal street. Agents wanted.
ocl6 I'm Up NJ. =. HEDRICK, General Agent.
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Have Your Printing Done nj the Pelican
Job Once. Corner Camp and POydrns
streets. oc29 ly
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,i
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
j. TRESCAZE,

ST. PHILIP STORE,
No. 23O Royal. corner 1T. Philip street.
Plain Colored ALPACA, at 20 cents yard
Scotch PLAlDS, at IS cents Il yard.
Fine Hemstitched HASDKERCHIEFS at 81 80
dozen.
Gray Linen TOWELS at j. l 50 dozen.
Real French CORSETS.
Real French CORSETS, at s |.
10i Cotton SHRETINGS at IS cents yard.
l0-4 BED QUILTS, at + ! 25 each.
Balbriggan HOSE. at ST 30 a dozen.
Kid GLOVES. at IS cents pair.
Kentucky JEANS, at Is cents yard.
White and Coored FLANNHi4S.
BalmOra SKIRTS. at IS cents.
Black Cashmere SHAWLS, long and square
Real Cashmere SHAWLS, all prices.
Call soon and secure bargains. No trouble to
show Goods Oc3l
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GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS
KERN & FELLMAN'S
STORES,
Nos 1879 and 14I Rnmpar: Street.

We now offering one of the Largest and Best
Selected stocks of DRY GOODS ever imported into
the city, at prices within the reach OF all.
Unparalleled Bargains in Every Line.
10 case. Soft and Stout Loustlale COTTON at Ice.
10 cases Soft and Stout Fruit of Loom COT
TON. 16c.
IS cases PRINTS, New STYLES at Zoe.
very large assortment OF DRESS GOODS a.
prices extremely low.
loco 5 70 CONIkLRrS at SO 80.
Broche SfIAWLS from $40 up to loo.
Beautiful assortment Of FANCY ARABS. latest
style
5000 pairs BLANKETS all sizes and qualities.
1000 pieces pure IRISH LINEN, from SOC up.
Full line of FLANNEH.S, SHAWLS, CLOAkS, etc.
AMI general assortment. OF HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
We have just received per express an entirely
new stock of Black and Colorej
Silks, Satins, Velvets,
Fine Irish P0piins, ETC.,
which are Offering at extremely low prices.
Confident OF ability to sell our goods below
the market prices, solicit call from purchasers
KERN & FELLMAN.
Three Experienced statesmen wanted.
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EXCHANGE.

TON PROVIDENCE PHILADELPHIA and CHI
CAGO. o,,rcv Ar
Also, STERLING and FRANCS. and CHkCh Al
SIGHT on German American Bank New YORK;
SALOMON Il SIMPSON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-02

\ Judge in Indiana has been nichnamed
"Old Necessity. because " necessity knows
no law
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-02
LEE MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Constitution Of the Lee Monumental As
ISOLATION Of Louisiana.
ARTICLE FIRST.

ARTICLE FIRST
This Association shall be known as the LEE
MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA
and its object shall he to erect IA suitable mouu-
rent in the city OF New Orleans, to perpetuae the
memory OF the great soldier and citizen, ROBERT
L. LEE
ARTICLE SECOND.
Til. Association shall be composed Of al persons
who pay an entrance fee OF Five Dollars. for
which receipts shall b- given; the Governor OF the
State OF louisiana and the Mayor OF the City of
New Orleans shall be ex-o.ficis members OF the
Association.
ARTICLE THIRD.
The affairs of the Association shall be conducted
by Board OF Invent lone Directors, who to be
elected as soon the Association numbers one
hundred members The Board OF Directors shall,
eoon elected, select from their own number
A President,
Two Vice Presidents,
Treasurer,
Secretary,
A Financial Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary,
who are TO hold their Offices until the Monument is
completed. The Board OF Directors shall be au-
thorzed to charter the Association under the laws
OF the Suite, and shall be empowered to make such
rules and regulation. they in their opinion, may
deem necessary.
ARTICLE FOURTH
The Board Of Directors snail be autio, lied TO re-
c.ive voluntary contributions Tor all sums and
make public Acknowledgment OF the same
WEEKLY.
Al a general meeting Of the Association held this
day al the City Hotel, the following gentlemen
elected permanent Board OF Directors as
provided by section third of the constitution;
". N. Perkins, Thomas Soo
Dr. W. \. Nrrcere :. II. Kennedy
John q. Gaines. W. s. Pike,
4. d. Fortier. James jackson.
f.. Rignsy, I. n. Marks,
W. B. Schmidt, Edward Barnett
Charles Cavaror. Henry RenshaW, Sr..
General r. l.. Gibson. General G. T. BeauIcgard.
Patrick Irwin. John Burnside,
{. II. Soconb. r. S. Morse,
Charles r. Femme. r.. A. Tyler,
Lloyd K. Coleman.
J. G.. CAMPBELL:
"c2o Secretary pro tenn
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EDWARD LILIENTHAl.,

JEWELER AND OPTIC1AN,
Is sole agent for New Orleans LOU fiana,
Nm. Q5 Canal Street ....... No. %
From whom they can only be obtained These
goods are not s,lpplicd taupcllers. at any price.
He also keeps constantly on hand very large
and well selected stock of
Watches, Jewelry and Siiverwfare.
All of which is OF the vehy best quality and fully
Guaranteed Oc23 6n 3t Up
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MONEY CAN NOT BUY IT!
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESS
nrT THE DIAMOND sPECTACLEs
WILL PRESERVE IT.

Il II z Ola NUM- 0IIE1oT51-O,
Manufactured by
J. e SPENCER 4 CO., NEW YORK,
Which are now offered to the public, are pro-
n,rnceJ Inv ali the celebrated Officials of the
world to he the MOST PERFECT. The SCiEN,
TfEiC PRINCIPLE on which they are constructed
hrrrs the core or centre of the lens directly in
tron+ of the eve producing a clear anil distinct
vision as in the natural healthy sight and pre-
venting all unpleasant sensations, snch as Silin-
merjng and waycring of sight dizzines3, ETC., Pc
Culiar to all others i'll
They are Mounted in the Finest MANNER
In frames of the best quality of all mate ials used
hat,
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FINE WATCHES AND JEMELRY.
8. SILVERSTEIN,
..P0ydras street...... ,....lS0
Corner Of Carroll street,,

DEALRRfy
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FINE JEWBLRY.
CLOCKS, SILvBRWARE, SPECTACtES,
KYE GLASSES, ETC,
Would respectfully inform his old friends and cus-
toners that he has reOpened at the ADO re named
location His stock being entirely new, bis goods.
consequently, are all of the latest styleF and are
warranted to be equal to anything in the market.
Having bought for cash, he can sell lower than
almost any other house in the city, and being in
favor of ouick returns and small profits he will
ouaro,tae b,rua;ns TO all customers. Co;he and
his goods.
W,tcbes and JeweIry repaired in the very best
manner and Mt the shortest notice Oc23 6m lt2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-02

THE MANHATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Capital. Over S6.OO0.OO0.
Annual Income, Nearly S1,OOO.OOU.
OFFICERS:
II. STOKES. President.
c. I. "kAPLh......'...... Fice-President
j. L. Secretary
HENRY y. WBMPLE......... Assistant Secretary.
\. n. SiEDbl .ActuaTy.
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Important New Feature. in Dividends and
Modes Of Insurance.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY.
Expenses Less than Any Cash Company.
r LIBERAL MODES OF PAYMENT OF
PREMIUMS.
Insurers Receive the Largest Bonus
Ever Given.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY on ALL POLICIES
Policies Uncomfortable.
ALL KINDS OF SON-YoRFEITING AND ENDow-
MENT POLICIES ISSUED.
All Policies After Two Years Non.
FORGETTING.
GOOD SOLICITORS AND STATE AGENTS WANTED
+. MORDECAI & son,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR LOUISIANA
no. 40 Gravier street.
NEW ORLEANS
Uny-ls u.,ti Am
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06

POLICE AFFAIRS TIE Board Of Police have
dctermia,d uion the unilvrm, arms and badges
70 be worn by the new police. and will have
mat force equipped as soon as the orders TO
that effect can to supplied The coats are 10
he long single breasted irock coats, trimmed
with Virginia buttons, single breasted vest,
and pants. all made Of dark blue cloth. The
caps will he exactly like those worn by the
police ui WASHINGTON. The arms will be re-
volrer, to b" worn with belt, and billy
he badge will he made of block tin, in the
shape OF star upon shield. Upon the star
will be engraved the Virginia coat of arms
Upon the top OF the shield will be inscribed
Alexandria Police, aud on the bottom the
number OF the wcarcr
MAYORS OFFIcE.-John Petit, for disorder
j. conduct in house near Battery Rcdscrs
vas fined ard DISCHARGED.
Michael Morris, for diSorderly conduct, was
committed TO tho work house
\ woman known MS Mrs. Madison, for dis.
orderly conducr, was d discharged upon promise
HIu! The city.
NIGHT REPORT Might clear and cool.
here was disturbance in house near Bat
tcr5 Rodgers. and one of the parties engaged
IN It was arrested Complaints were also made
against others. y colored festival 10 Peers
nnFs, near The jli! wall, was broken up about
l. cock, IS the attendants began TO manifest
symptoms 81 disorder. y suspicious looking
character was driven out of the alley in
'S'eWarts block on King street.
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LOCAL NEWS.
cburch Services TO-MOrrow.

Christ Church. No service.
ST, Panrs ehurch.-Service at II q m. by
Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Church-Service at II a. m.
ST. Mary's.-Mass st and IL a. m., and YES
pers at A D. IN.
First P,'esbvterian.-No service
Second Presbyterian in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. DR.. Bullock:
lIethodist Ep,scopai.-SerVice in the morn
snd at night by Rev Mr.. Haynes.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.-Ser.
mon in the morning and at night by Rev. Dr..
Hough.
Methodist Protestant-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night. by Rev. b. +. Benson.
Village Chapel.--Service at night.
BaptiSt.-No service.
4lercndria Christian Association. -Sunds y
prayer meeting in the M. f. Church Church.
vt y. IN. Daily prayer meeting in the rooms
Of the Association, IS King street, at 44 p. m.
Bethel-Service at p M. at tho foot of KING
street
German Lutheran.-C Christian Association
Rooms. Installation of Rev. Mr.. Bishop, the
new pastor, and preaching by Rev. Mr.. Brandt
1T II q m. Preaching by hev. Mr. Bishop at
81 D. m.
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BSv Green a. Wise.

[Rasl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ffOM ERS' SALE OF PkOP GkT4
u IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, Va.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of
Alexandria county, Va, rendered Ut February
term, 500 in the sui; 0. VIM. h. Church,
plaintiff, vs. J. Ii Watkins ct ais defendants.
the undersigned Commissioners therein named
will sell, on SATURDAY, the Z7,h day Of Au-
gust 1917, ut II O CLOCK m in front OF tho May-
or's { flee in the city of Alexandrn, by public
auction, the following REAL E>TATE:
a LOT, on Peylon street ll9 feet, and run.
ming back 20 feet
TEkMS-One tenth Ct the purchase money
to be paid in Cash, and the rcsidue in three
equal instalments. payable ut s!z' twelve ana
eighteen months fro the day Of sale; tn" BONDS
of the purchaser, with good personal security,
bearing interest," from the day .! aaie. 10 oe TAX
en- lor The defetre pay ments, AMI the property
liable TO be resold 1t thu riak md cost OF inc
purchaser upon fsiuro to comply with the
Terms of ,lc, md the title to bs rutslnod until
ali the purchase money has bean paid. >t'mps
and convey sncng a. the cost Of the purchaser
CHAR H. L. >1U ART.
FIX NCIS l. SMITH,
ia14-ts Commission ers.
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LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A No. ITO ". Washington street,

4 LEXANnRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n No. ITO ". Washington street,
AloXauGrIu, Va.
Tho next annual session Of this Institution
will begin September 4 b, and end On tic 3rd
Wednesday in June, 1871. Torms for session
Of ~ weeks Board and Tuition IN ali English
and Srienlifc branches, S2ol.
With II full corps of experienced Instructors
and the best European teachers IN the Schools
of Modern Languages. Music, Drawing and
Painting, the Principal respectfully solici.s th 0
patronage Of those who desire Il ilperal educa-
ton of high Standard
A. many Of tho roums are already engaged
early application on the part of Sourders would
be advisable
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION:
". W. LEGA RI, Ancient Languages, Nat
ural, Mental and Moral Sciences, Belle. Letters
Mrs. LEG AXE, Modern Languages, Vocal
Music, Drawing.
DR.. 4 II. STABLER. Lecturer on Chemis-
Miss E. K WARD, Principal of Academic
Department.
Miss LUCY Il. WARD. Academic Depart
Miss ANNIE ii. ROBERTS. Primary De-
partment.
Prof. FRED. G. HAHE, Instrumental! Mu.
sic. Drawing and Painting.
Miss MARY II. MILLS, Ornamental; Fancy
and Wax Work.
For further particulars send Tor catalogue.
~ I9-eo3m w. W. IEGARE PRINCIPAL.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs. The police order issued
yesterday, preventing the market people from
obst,uctlog tie sidewalks on Royal street be-
tween King and Cameron, with their produce,
was executed this ornIng and gave general
satisfaction.
\ horse attached to carriage became alarm
ed late yesterday evening while standing in
front of gentleman rs residence, near the cor.
ner of Queen and Washington streets, and ran
away He was caught, however, near the
:)rncr Of Queen aud Royal streets, and that
100 before he had occasoned any further dam
age than the breaking of some OF the harness.
The American coal company shipped from
this port during the week closing to day about
100 tons OF coal
The temperature was so cool last night that
blankets were in requisltlon.
Owners of watermelon patches in this rlcln-
ny make great complaints OF the derredations
Committed by the crows. Nearly all the good
melons are plugged, they say, ty the winged
thieves whose sweet tooth has just been de-
!el0pcd
Mr.. J. +. Crump sent to this Office to day
from his bakery, corner of King and Fairfax
streets, a sample Ct the bread he manufactures,
which c1ualled anything 10 the bakers bread
line ever seem
\ dog supposed to be mad wss shot and
killed near Hunting Creek bridge yesterday
evening.
|, is understood that subscriptions are being
solicited III this city for the purpose OF estab-
fishing weekly Radical newspaper here. Sew
rral O.! the prominent members of the Radical
;'N9ty have subscribed.
The August term Of the Corporation Court
wl!l commence on Monday next.
\ party of gentlemen from this city will leave
here on Monday for Cobb's Island. Another
party will start for the Greenbrier White Sui
phur on the same dav.
Beautiful moonlight nights now-delighttu
for lovers strollS.
We have received curiosity 10 the shape O.
twin watermelon from Mr.. &. II. Rowe,
from whose farm 10 Charles County, Md, two
thousand splendid melons will be shipped tc
ihis market on Monday next.
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CHURCH RoBBERIEs On Monday night
last ST. AIMS church, in Tenuallytown, was
entered and robbed of two green rep curtains,
valued Al $50, q priests surplice,- and other
articles valued at about 5000. On the same
night s. Adams church, near Tennallytown,
was entered and robbed Of red altar cloth
aad several pictures. The thieves were not
apprehendeG.
Ii appears from the above. taken from the
Washington Republican Of this morning, that
the thieves arrested in this county last week
!nr church robbns, were not the only ones
engaged il that species of devitry.
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oGS.-Twenty five more Ct the dogs i'm
pri<oned at The Poor's House were taken TO the
bone yard yesterday and slaughtered. About
the same number will be- killed to night. The
this cveiinr, tut the owners Ct all dogs who
ave not obtained the necessary license will be
:ilcl s., one fifth Of which will e. to the iu-
.armer Some complaint was made yesterday
II the 3 / Ward of the dog squad who invaded
-onc premises in that quarter Of the city.
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sB- Thela lady friends ofths Alexandris Christ
ian Associate. intending 10 donate cake, DC,
for the excursion to be given on Tho 9Th inst .
are requested to leave the same at the store OF
Messrs. Wilmer y SlaymaKer. Tho committee
hope that the contributions may b, Us liberal
in this case as when in the past like objects
have elected the generosity Of the lsaies OF a
eXandrla aug O-lt
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY \
y The COUNTIES OF LOUDOUN AND
FAIRFAX Pursuant to the decree OF the
Cicuit Court of Fairfax county, pronounced at
June term, 1870, in the suit OF Mary n. Chi
chester VS.. John II. Chichester ct al, the IN
dersigned Commissioners in said decree nam, Il
will on MONDAY, the 18th Of September, 1870
before the door OF the Court House IN the town
OF Leesburg, Court day, sell, to tho highest bid
der, the following PAkCELS OF LAND. iy.
ing in the county OF LOudoun
Lot No. 2-Containing 2lS acres. 3 roods and
s poles.
Lot No 3-Containng 2G5 acres, rood and
5 poles. These lots constitute u part o! the
tract Of land formerly belonging ~ the estate
of - Peyton. and were assigned To the es-
tate OF George Chichester in the partition Of
large proportion in Fl oe oak tim her we'll water
cd and sdjoins the lands OF John Lyon and
others. Lot No 3 HIS about two. thirds clear.
ed ; the residue in wood, and aojoins the lands
OF Elijah L. Myers, Charles Janney aad Others
Railroad, is about three miles from this prop
erty.
And on the 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1870. ursuant TO said decree, they will sell, 10
the highest bidder, before the door of Fairfax
Court House, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, lying in Fairfax county:
l. That V.ALUA Bile FARM, formerly the
resi- lence Of Capt Geo. Chichester, csled "ui-
ney.' This farm lies on Accotink run has
thereon q largo FRAME DWELLING, ssssssss
Barn Stables, With all the usual out IEatA
buildings, u gri;L urd saw mill The soil is
well adapted TO grass, grain and fruit. Much
Of this farm is covered with timber, perhaps
the most valuable in the county. Contains
54e4 acres.
2 TRACT, containing 1929 acres, lying ca
the waters Of Middle run. Mr.. \. J.. Mcken
Ze, who resides near Accotink T. o., will give
TIE desired information in reference To this
land.
) A LOT of Is acres, known rs the Race
Ficll, near Fairfax Court Euusc.
For description Of the Loudoun lard ref
erence may Ue had TO MIR. Jas. Mankln>. Plats
Of the several tracts will be exhibited ut sale.
TERMS-One tenth Of the purchase money
in hand us deposit the residuei in three equal
ilstslments payable at six, twelve and eighteen
months. with interest from the Gay Of sale, 10
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
approved personal security. and retention Of
title until the last payment Is made. Stamps
and deeds at the cost of the purchasers.
If these lands are not sold on tho days named,
they will then be tor sale privately and in par
cells to suit purchasers.
M. D. BALL.
TaUS. MOORE,
ann r-lav.s CONS, of Sale.
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The indispensable EecnIcsly.

The most reliable an,: sure cure for msh. nj
diseases is nquesticnably the celeb a.aI Cat.
ITEMS NATIVE WINE BlTTEK%, anG lrr
persons suhjec! to chl!ls AMI fav-rs Their: il
nothing to COMPARE with the$e B.tt"rs as n car
alive and preventive. Ihay ara also tho BIS
tonic and sppetiser in existence, an contain 10
alcohol, being made of the pure Caiforni.
white wines, and they are recon mended By Ill
who have used them.
Sold by MI druggists and groceTa
X ST. LAW:>DH.
JAMHEY y 60
jy 2j-l agents for this city,
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ASPEN HILL SoLD.-The estate known as
Aspen Hill, con,aioing 3l3 acres, situated on.
the Lite River turnpike, G miles from Alex
4ndria, The property of ph Engiis~, esq, Of
his City, has been sold y Beck, Knox & Kir
hy. Rea! Estate Agents, 20 Mr. Mathew Smith,
Of Brooklyn, New York, for the SUN Of $l2.-
40. The old Benton tavern which stood on
this place as well as the MANSION house, were
destroyed DUNG the War by the Federal army.
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Auction Males.
e. ;iBLIC SALEUF La d.

~ virtue OF deere If the County Court Of
Prince William county, pronounced on the 9Th
day of March, 1850. in the SUIT of Long vs.
Spvskc, the undersigned appointed special Com
missioner for that purpose. will on the 5lh cay
81 : tprEMBER, 1870, Chat being Court day..
:. he c-ont..Iovr of the Court house, in Brehts-
" lie. der f sse Il lot Of La nd, near Dumfries,
r"nIa tiog g. acres and is pol es, being the same
l:",: owned By VIM. Long decd, and convey
ed in tGut to =. Ii. Speake
TERMS OF SALE Orc tenth of purchase
money to b, l:aid in Cash on day of sale, the
residue in throo equal instruments st g. II, and
Is months. to bear interest from day of sale, and
to be secured by bond and good personal secu-
rity, the title to be withheld and subject to
re sa le in case purchaser fails to complete the
purchase EPPA HUNTON,
Commissioner.
Prince VIM Go Va Iulv 81 --eotc
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Explosion.

UswEGo, n. Y, August G.-The tug Tor
nado exploded her boiler at three O'Clock this
o. H., fur miles up the lake. and one and
half miles from shore. Captain W. IL. Man
warning, Mercy A'chison, cnelaeer' and II b
ulon Stone, deck hand were lost. The lug
was valued at ST., 90; nc Insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06

Personal Rev Mr. B.usor. OF t." N:lho
dist Protestant Church. who has bcin absent
four weeks en- turIough kindly rendered hin
by his Church, re,urntd on Friday las, and
was welcomed at the parsonage in a very gen
circus and delightful manner.
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Shin Burned.

BosToN, Aug. The hip Levanter, Cap
tain Burrows, from London Tor Boston, with
general cargo OF merchandise, was destroyed by
fire on July 2G;h near Grand Banks. Alter
three days t unsuccessful [ forts 10 subduc the
flames all hands left the vessel IN boats and
we're subsequently, picked up by fishing
schooner and landed at Marbehead yesterday.
The 1cssci and cargo are tOta! loss.
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Snecie s.hiDmcnts dc.

New York Aug. G.-Three steamers take
out 81, 2334 900 n specie to day.
The European delegates 10 the general con
ference OF the Evaneclica Alliance to be held
in New York in September, being prevented
by the war from coming over he conference
has Gccn postponed for the present year.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. mem
bers OF The German Lutheran Church, in this
city, have succeeded in organizing congrega,
lion here, and to morrow their PASTOR Rev.
Mr. Bishop, will be iostalled and enter upon
his ministrations. The rooms of the Alexan
jria Christian Association will be used by the
Church until more suitable building en- be
obtained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06

AouEDUcT BRIDeE.-The Superintendent
of the Aqueduct OF the Alexandra canal, at
Georgetown, reports to the Courier tt tut city
the following:
A record of travel over The Aqueduct Bride
for the month OF July shows loot PASS cngcrs
%. $50, horses and riders GlS, wagons an' "ne
horse ., 53S, wagons and two ho,scs $50. w:&ons
and four hcr;eS S. cattle $50, sheep > 29l