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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-02

New York, Baltimore, Washington, LynchburR,
and Richmond daily and weekly papers at ELY
SON & TAyLoR's News Depot, next to Dispatch
IO
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A GOOD ADVERTISING MED1uA--The BELL
aIous HERALD. Oface nearly opposite Ofsposen
Office, on Main street.
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DIME NOVELS, in endless variety, ct ELLY5oN
& TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT, next to Dispatch
buildiDp.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

On ou public or private sales of Real Estate
made bstsceen TIE lst Of January and ls lss Of
yaty .y he gurehasers paR ne tazes for ae present
5.ly aad the iast day Of December hs sealST
pogs them.
A. G. PULLIAM will sell for the trustee, at p.
NJ, u double tenement and large lot In Man.
chester, on Perry near Fourteenth street.
g. a. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, alsrge assortment OF forfeited clothing,
TRUNKS. dress goods, fancy articles, etc.
COOK 8 LAUGHToN will sell ut 10 A. III. ge-
neral assortment Of furniture, &C.
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GO TO ELLYsoN TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT to
buy your magazines and papers.
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VALENTINES for one cent at ELLYsoE 4 TAY-
LoR'S next to Dispatch building.
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STEA8EES.


80, NORFOLK, P0RTS-SSsSsaln@sss
1.0h SohSD hnSD AII, REGULAR S3Ssssass -
x&HISStS;!S &nSS TIE IAMES RiNEf;-Ihe The fast
saa sa clrssnN, ISsrEspy !, : 1'X f,XViE rs TER,
C,y:aiu z. c. GlFFoHp,
.., her wharf nj Rockets N,r The seeve-namnsSHa nsH
@ M%SPASS IssS WEpSsSMa NJ s1a rsinsas on Tues.
d sv 3 NqysGs in time sss TO Ds;nss ssas
rs, sS,S!SS T!tS steamers for sS'i'm'rS "a' p0'h'S
N@rtH, carc Cuy Point FOR Petersburg on arri'
r4i ~ s1rala@T. c,s,
Fsre 'e '''''>' FREIGHT
..-os 7,,,,s,;sys. Thursdays, and Saturday,
rm - ssr. H.. for NortHiS EofSmsnth, Is ns
Eos.on Nav. and all regular landings on James
80 si reasonable rates.
''S' VI WUNEIA@Ea GMAE9mpI;i mhsI Re nre-pa.a.
f7riSmr Ava L. Il. TATUM, Agent.
AiEH Oficn. steamers wharf.
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Valentines for the trade, at low rates, at ELY
SON & TAYLoR's next to Dispatch building.
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Aitllntu1d 4ispatrh.
WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY 3, 1870.

TEE CIRCULATION OF THE aD1sPATcH,
is LARGER THAN THE CONCEIVED cTRCr-
LATIoS OF AL THE OTTER DA1LYEEWs-
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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OvERCOATS! OVERCOATS!!
BOOTS. SHOES. dc.

MY STOCK OF ROOTS AND@.n
Nk SHOES Is very much improved by ES0>
fresh supplies, and am prepared to furnish v~
gentlemen, ladies, and children, with all suitable
and desirable articles In my line at very reduced
prices. WM. +. &. GARSEIf,
Ia lD-lrn S29 Broad street.
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ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 2, 1870.
s,p r,ses 6.5aI Moon sets. 7.3o
l,,n sets .. 5.07 High tide. e............ S.65
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FOR NEW YoKk.

FOR NEW YORK. 1924
ON pOauNIOS STEAMSHIP sssa9sa&
COMPANY.
ne sp!endid rc,r side-wh!ol steamships ISAAC
ny SARATOGA, MAG AR a, ALBE.
rtFI,r. and uAlTEEAS. leave New York fos
X;''s.@It CTy pairt and Richmond, every TUES
i,EN TIII.ESnAI, and SATURDAY Al O'Clock
!, n; I~.yc Richmond every TUESDAY. FRI
H,N snf SUNDAY, al h!sN tide.
~ t,ns ar, entirely naw. They have elegant
I,"rs AM! s:qt2ro1mS. The fare, sccommodas
ion. aud attcn'ion, are unsurpassed. -,
,on.5 5,.~n XD.i European ports.
T",Iir1urr I tft,rtcd, WHEN ordered. AT 4 QUAR-
Tyr oY ONE EE& CENT, al the ohices of this
X. l.. NcCxrApT, President, ls7 Greenwich
,t-Yt sew Yora.
WILLIAM &. DTSHAM & CO., Agents,
corner Main cE:G Eleventh streets.
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r09 LIVERPOOL AND Ls-rsF9s

r01 LIVERPOOL AND s%sFas
QUEESSTOWN. s.SAEESssS
rx>;,% fIsr or NAIL STEAMERS, SNTL1NG
rNUM NEW IrRh EVERY SATURDAY,
i%p al lTERNATE TUESDAYS.
y,-f-0Frk>sAGE RY TIE SATURDAY STEAMER:
Firs: irhin, PuyG5sc in Gold.
I!5erpool or Qaeenstown: n:.................s!ce 90
Storage. Payable in uurreacg.
Iiycrpooi Queenstown own...................S s5 %
.Y.s>\,E Ri TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
liverpool or Queenstown tSo!d}..........S 80 ee
!; u..;, lrn!dl 20 %
St Jotll's :. T., 5r branch steamer tGoldl.. 20 90
S-:crdos, Payable IL: Currency.
liverpool or Queenstown. 80 90
i,g:itqS Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
= ,T"lu's, y. e, BY hraDca >t2&me-...... 20 20
T! h2is sold 10 and from fnSi.Ed, Ireland, zna
-, Cou:incnt- III moderate ralcS
ror further in;orulstinn apply st the Company's
oC,cg.. joins q. DALE, Agent.
il krH2Gwar, New York or 10
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'''''Wy,ii WIi.LIaM c. uUNHAM & co., Agents.
STEAM 10 GLASGOW AND Css
LDNDONDERRS. .Is Z

LONDONDERRi. Sss!Assass:sss sass:ss
THE ANCI;OH LINE.
Fltur!:e ClyGc-huilt PASSENGER steamers are IN.
i.,-G,.! Il sail tNEEE SATURDAY from pier
Ne. -. Moth river a: !? O'clock y.
h A-rs or PASSAGE, PAYABLE lE CURRENCY: !:
Caa!ns 10 !;"r!Uci. Gi&s2oS, or iierTy, $50 and
Fvrrrsio, tickets good for twelve mouths, $lCe.
N:cc.4.e ;o GlisgoS or Derry, E3o; Intermediate
g55.
I'-:.l.air cc-.ia iacatcs from these po-ts, E37.
l'5>.c.c..S nonA AcI 20 and from Ham burg, Hayrs
C.,,t.,r,Ia:.l. at .Yerp &C., NJ very low rates.
l!r...s issued payan!" ai any BANK in Great RT''
tn.1.
ryr further reformation Apply at the company's
o:s.ccs ~. bowling Green, t,ew IoTs ~ lien.
I.URSe> EEnIEEES. ortr
WiLLIl.l {. DUNLAP & 20, Agents.
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WILLIAM {. DuNHAM & co,
NATIONAL LINE.

e:.xruecs weekly 10 LIVERPOOL. .CSs
cll!ay Al QUEENSTOW leaving .sszsssssseas a 80
IArr - North river eTeTy saturday:
fS,sECF, Ci:EkS, KEIVETIA,
An - %<WAEK, fRIV, PENNSYLVANIA,
IEGIhNN. VIRGINIA. LOUISIANA.
ra.lu passage. Sl'D and SIS, currency.
srs,race massage. $50. cu-rsLCT.
S.crragc iicSc!s from Liverpool or Queenstown,
g., IN cur.C:fcE.
,.r,.m ard Na.rc. So, ia currency.
F"r further particulars, apply ~ The otnces OF
tnc company, tg Broadway. ;. ". j. htRST,
WILLIAM c. UUNlIAM & CO., Agents.
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HIDES WANTED.

Tides WANTED. - Highest market
IL price paid in cash for DRY AND GREEN
HIDES by HUlST KING,
do 10 la2e Main street.
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WANTED, ONE THOUSAND GOOD
w FARM HANDS to 90 South. Wages, 9iS
to geo per month rations and transportation irses
Also, FIVE HUNDRED RAILROAD HANDS.
Wages $40 per month rstions and Transports
tion free J. z. & W. N. JUSrIs.
IN e-Im Richmond, Va.
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WANTs.s

SEMPLOYMENTs WAN II E D; BY. aB
IA Engiishman as TEACHER, sBOOK.KEEk.$
-ER,s or apy other sieusfion. Knows geTAsn,
French, and Music. Can also DO cafpen:esiuH or
painting. Good references. Address g., DL4ydseh I
Office. = re 49,
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lost AND FogRD.

r OST, on the 2sth instant, O NEGOTIA-
1 BILE NOTE signed by Waggoner Il Harvey
by s. g. Gordon attorney dated az iath ?. January na
nayabie TO and endorsed by us. The public arc
Cautioned against trading for the same. no
felt a. L. SIohEo o SV'
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r ITHGoW & PoITLAUx,
DEALERS IN
WOOD AND COAL.

ONCE and yard, Fourteenth street near Msyo's
bridge. 1sN-m
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NEWS OF THE DAP.
"T, ,ho,o the very age and body Of the Timer,

To the bill of complaint filed some weeks
since in the Circuit Court of Baltimore city,
noticed in the Gazette at the time, by certain
members Of Jewish Synagogue against GER
tain other members OF tho congregation, charg-
Ing them with introducing Innovations into the
ancient rites and ceremonies or the orthodox
German Jews, and with acting contrary to the
charter and Constitution of said congregation,
RESPONDENTS have filed their answer Some Of
the allegations of the bill arc denied, and others
admitted, but justified by precedent, and the
implied assent of the compliments. One OF
the points raised by the answer Is what were
the customs, rites and ceremonies OF the Ortho'
dox German Jews in the fourteenth and tit
teenth centuries? A rich field for investigation.
The Mormors are being deprived OF some OF
their mower. Gov. Shaffer has issued a proc
lama,ion disbanding Brigham Young 8 military
forces, and preventing their reorganization in
tho future, and Chief Justice Mexican has decl'
ded null and void the Territorial legislation by
which the Mormons have hitherto controlled
the Jury system of the Supreme and Dstrlc:
Courts of Utah.
Very serious disturbances are reported to
have taken place in Laurens and Barnwell couu
ties, South Carolina, between the whites and
blacks. Two negroes murdered two OF thell
own race and wounded one white man. Both
parties are said to be armed and organized. II
is charged that the disturbances arc purposey
caused by secret leagues for political effect
a dispatch from Berlin says: Johann
Jacoby, the leader of the democratic party
has been imprisoned at Konigsberg. ny ordel
of the military authorities He called meet
ing of his partisans, who drafted resolution
against the forcbe annexation of French terri
tory"
The steamship Lafayette, W hich sailed iron
New York for Havre on Tuesday, had as cargt
hundred thousand Remington rifles, three
million cartridges, sixteen cannon and necessar.
ammunition. and other war material ior tn'
French army.
The number of voters registered yesterday II
Baltimore was 9, 3l2, Of whom G99 we're Wnlt'
and :, 613 colored The total number OF color
ed men registered so far is 1885,
Tuesday evening a large building, IN to,
course of erection in Glasgow Scotland, ieiI Will
q great crash. Eleven workmen were burie'
in the ruins, five Of whom wele killed
The London Times ridicules the protest o
Bishop Coke against the mode OF the proposed
revision OF the Bible, and says his arguments
practically oppose any revision whatever.
Free Masons, OF both the German and Frcnl
armies, are said to have evinced their human
ty and brotherhood during the war.
Advices have been received of the tota
loss of the New Bedford wbaler Alto.
The Emperor Of Brazil is expected to vIsl
Vienna soon.
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DIED.

On Wednesday evening, the 2l:t instant,
JAMES G. DENTY, in the Is year OF his
re- His friends and relatives and those OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend his fu'
neral tomorrow (Fridsy) morning, at y oct H.:
from iho residence of his brother in.law, II. 5.
w. Barker, corner King and Commerce SIS.
At her husbands home, near Poolesville,
Md, on Monday morning, Sept. 10, 1879, VlR-
GINA wife of [. c. Young. of MONTGOMERY
county, Md and daughter Of John Saunders,
of Leesburg. s little more then ono brief year
ago the subject of tSs notice, full of youth ana
lite, and hope and promise. stood before the
altar Il bride.
On the 16ta instant, in King George county,
ANDREW CAWOOD, late a resident Of this
CITY, in tho Add wear Of his age.
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POET OF ALEXAEpRIA, SEPT. y.


POET OF ALEXANDRIA,, SEPT y
ARRIVED.
Scnrs y K Kirk, jersey City. aid l. "
Wheeler, Georgetown to American iGnl Co'
Schr W f. Gushing, Coot. Boston pinstcr to
W A Smoot.
-aII.EI:.
Steamship i q Knight, Johnson New YORK.
by Hooe, Weddcrburn i Go.
Schr Mary Comcgys, Wils"n. fhilsdciHhiH,
BY Hooe, Weddcrburn & Co. -,
Schrs E K Kirk, jersey Ci;y' AZ y q u"
Wheeler Boston, by American Coal co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Annie II Leaning, Brown, for this
port, cleared at Philadelphia 18th insiant
Schr Z L Raymond, for this poit, cleared 81
Boston 18th inst
Schr Hattie Baker for this port Cleared al
Boston Goth inst
Schrs h Hoyt, Parker, end ID" y JaSu',
JAYNE hence ut New Haven 18th inst
Schr Foaming Soa, Todd hence at K ch mono
Goth instant.
Scnr Vapor, for Groton. hcncc at Eo" Lon
don 18th instant.
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sep 22-eo5t
rrKTSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

pursuan! to the provisions OF u deed Of trust,
hesring Ga.e the 18th day of July. 1850, of re.
cord in the Clerks office Of the County Court
of Loudoun, in liber rs. folio &C. made by
Robert G. Allnuts and wife to me, as trustee,
to secure debt therein mentioned 10 William
II. Russell, L shall, On MONDAY, the
3lst day of October 1870 about noon, At the
Court House door, in the tow: Of LccsbuTg
offer for sale, by public auction, to tho highest
bidder, all that TRACT Or PARCEL OF
LAND. lying and being in tae county Of Lou
doun, on the north side of tho Leasburg Turn.
pike, adjoining tho lands OF j. w. Pie4sants
and Samuel L. jenkins, Conveyed 10 ms by said
deed Of trust. containing, by estimation, 225
ACRES OF LAND more or less. lhero is a
comfortable FRAME ID " Z LII n q, so
with six rooms and basement on the prem IslsH
ises a good corn house, stable, &c. The qu:.ll-
~ of the land is good there is = suilicies t
smount of timber for tho place, and there is an
abundance Of good water. There are six fields
and running water in every field. II is two
miles from Gullford station
The terms OF sale. required by the deed, under
tho law, arc cash; but am authorized by Mr.
Russell the deed of trust creditor, to say that
for the amount due upon mis- debt, upon the
nsyment of one third casa, lie will extend r
or lit upon the residue Of one and two years.
MATTHEW HARRISON, Trustee.
Loudoun county. sep 22-eots
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lGOMMUNICATED,

The practice OF hanging signs and flags over
the middle Of the streets is one that ought to
be suppressed by the police. as dangerous. A
short time ago. one OF these flags or signs
frightened pair OF horses which wero hitched
to light wagon, and nearly caused serious
accident. When the wind blows these signs or
flags flap and scare horses. Besides this they are
unsightly and entirely unnecessary. II one
man is allowed to have flag or sign out over
the middle of King, or any other street, why
may not all do the same. Some Of these days
somebody will be killed or previously hurt and
then every body will cry out that the nuisance
ought to have been abated long ago. The at
tcnton of the Mayor is respectfully asked to
this subject, with request that he will direct
that these flags and signs be taken down.
MANY CITIZENS.
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How strange it is to read accounts Of IRE
publican Demonstrations in England - A
Republic may not come--but there will yet be
great changes in the civil administration Of the
governmcnt-in church a1d State-ln all pro.
liability There can he changes without re-
Volutiop
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CANAL COMM K RICE
@sI .:..:.sii
t-sE--;s-------;-s6

EEEEEtSS---tlI.L4A s-rS-.slSGS4.Si r*--E;-SS-.S
ARRIVALS.
Boats G + Livernore, S Davenport, w
Hamilton, II Stickncy, Henry keney, Il
Wallis, j A Alexander, } B Cazeaux, ID Pom
row and II B Cromwell, to American Coal Co.;
boat j L Motler, TO Maryland Coal Co.
DEPARTURES
Boats Geo Sherman, Chas Robb, William:
son, Nsoma, A Walsh. g 4 Livermore, )
Davenport, W c Hamilton and f Al Fceyer
for Cum berland
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Piedmont Intelligencer says "A re-:
cent book by E. a. Pollard states that OF all
institutions of learning in the State. Washing
ton College has the largest number OF students
This Is mistake, WASHINGTON College has
never yet como up to the University IN the
number of her students at any session.
The valuable property known as the Shcn-
andoah Iron Works, owned by Messrs. Nj mes,
Johns e. Fields. is to be greatly extended 10
its operations, by the erection OF rolling mills,
| nail factories &C., for the accomplishment OF
which a Joint stock company has been organ
| lied
In reply to an accusation that Col. Arnett,
| the delegate from Clarke county voted tor Mir.
Lewis as u. S. Senator, and MIR. Geo. Rye, as
State Treasurer, the Clarke county Courier
says THAT he not only voted against both,
but opposed them in every proper way.
The farm of d. II. Sewers near Castleman' S
Ferry, was sold OF public sale, Thursday last,
for $50 per acre purchaser, james ;. Oden,
Of Aldie, Loudoun county.
The Lynchburg Agricultural Fair has been
postponed until the 25,h OF October.
TELEGRApHIc COMMUNICATIONS Gto.
c. Wcdderburn of Alexandra. was in our
town Monday, with view to the establishment
of telegraph line from Harrisonburg to Ma.
nassas, there connecting with the line from
Lynchburg to Alexandria. We understand
the som necessary is S25, 900, aud it Is propos'
ed to raise $4,000 from Rockingham and the
country between here and Manassas through
which it will pass; the remainder to be raised
in Alexandria. The money to be raised oy
stock, which is guaranteed to be redeemed IN
eighteen months, and to bear 10 per cent. IN
tcrest during the time We hope MIR. W.
may be successful in his efforts to have the
telegraph, and in short time piece US 10 direct
communication with "the world and the rest
of mankind. Hari$onJurg Enterprise.
RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-THE. Jacques,
Vico President OF the East Tennessee, Virgin.
ia and Georgia Railroad Company, and Mr..
j. 3. Yates, who represents the several rail-
road lines between this point and New York,
had an interview, in this city, yesterday, with
the authorities of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company, with reference to the cs
tablisbment of double daily passenger service,
on the great through line between New, York
and New Orleans, leading through Lynchburg,
by way of the Orange aad Alexandria and the
Virginia and Tennessee railroads. The con-
ference, we learn, has so far resulted in moth.
ing of definite character. We trust that the
efforts being put forth to secure double daily
service will succeed. Lynch. Vrg.
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Fairfax co., aug 25-eolm
VI 80 - ------------
NGISS MARK'S SEMINARY.

W. -
The duties of this Institute will DO resumed
on Wedncs lay, the 18th Of September. Aim
ing more At y useful and practical than snowy
education, the cour:o of instruction in al the
glish branches will be thorough. Particular
attention is given to young children which re.
Gure moro time and caro- than at any other pc
rod o! life Miss NJ. has been most fortunate
in securing tho continued aid of Miss JANE
GREEN, we'll educated anG efficient teacher,
and most favorably known to this community.
irofessora for Languages and Music will be
employed to meet the cxigences of the School.
Terms inside known npon application to the
Principal ut her residence ga King St., where
the School room is most cigibly situated.
mp 2-cotf
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The Richmond Dispatch says "Commo-
dorc Maury, in his letter to the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Celebration Committee, pre-
diets that as a necessary sequcnc, of the con-
solidation doctrines established by the result
Of the late war 10 this country, Congress will
soon control the railroads."
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The Raleigh IN. q Standard, edited by 10.
". Holden. son of Gov. Holden, has been sus.
pended for the present, because OF "busincss
comnIicationS
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1t is thought that Judge Critchcr will be the
conservative candidate for Congress, from the
WestmoreIana district King George, West
morcaud, and some other counties have de-
c!arcd in his favor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

1t will he seen that the publishers in New
Y ork, of the reprints of the British Periodicals,
offer liberal terms 10 the subscribers to those
valuable periodicals.
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Your obedient servant and friend,
Gov. JNO. GILL SHORTER.
State Of South Carolina,
Fycor,tiro DaDt

tIdsC 7
Executive Dept.
Columbia, June 10, 1861
Sir: have made full and satisfactory test Of
the Spectacles procured from you, and have
the pleasure to say that the glasses are better
adapted 10 my eyes than any have ever used.
The facilities with which you fitted the glass to
my ego furnished mo conclusive evidence 81
your thorough experience &c an Oculet.
Your attachments in your profession cntitlc
you TO tho confidence, patronage and gratitude
Of the public.
l have the honor to be very respectfully
yours, JAMES L. ORR,
Governor Of South Carolina.
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President Grant denies the statements Of
Fisk about furnishing him and his friends free
tickets on his steamboat lines, and paying part
of Gen. Grants subscription to charity, &C.
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SO, E!:ELAE.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 2!.-Tho mar
lot for Wheat is very active for all grades
npi samples bcng especially in request, and
all offerings were quickly taken Of Ggdoota'ion=i
9TH sales at 10, Us, 1885, g. 1873, 49, 142 !45
and 146, according to quality Corn is active
and firm, and the market mag DO .qo"ta'! 2!*c
better: offerings OF 29l bushels w:.1r nnd r,ix-
ed, with sales Of tho former at iu' for choice
samples, and Of the latter 1T gu ana 99-H snail
lot of new Corn brought 10 hEe Is ho;1lhaliy
T5sS0 Oats arc steady .aIcs OF So bushels ut
&c. 30 and 43.
MARINE LIST.
any ROSE ......5 al MOON sETs. : ~
SUN SITS ..... ..o % ---------
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
TRADE MARK

Alexandria, September l., 1870
Judging from the interview which | have
had with Professor NJ. Bernhard, l believe
many certificates which nc has from the highest
men of the South, tina. he is an experienced and
reliable Oculist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

The Baltimore and Bremen line Of steamers
will az once resume their trips-the Berlin
leaving Baltimore on Wednesday next for
Bremen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22

The Italian troops have entered Rome, and
taken possession Of the city. What is to follow
We shall soon sec The loss Of his temporal
power, will not, however, affect the eccesiast'
cal functions of the Pope whether he remains
on Rome, or removes to some other place. The
ponti6catc Of Plus the Ninth, has been most
eventlul one, in every respect. The seizure of
his capital Eay produce additional "compi'
cations in European affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-22
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scrvation. Testimonials from the most promi-
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have been greatly benefited by the Doctor. l
take pleasure in recommending him to any who
may need his services. II. II. HAYNES,
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