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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw-Y RR.......................Mareh3 81
CLEARED.
StesmshpsTyhee Delaroy Sar Domingo; Moro Castle, Adams
HsV
sG'ps-Proe,s Cousins Mobile; Boyu,on waycock Antwerp
BsI.~Mostre.l smith, Bristol. p-oeus Chapman Cron.tad
Ta, sri g. W. oo,e Hartman Is,saa 'e's'o'
BdgEou Ferlin. Gibraltar; s r. smita Dodge Lisbon; Win.
sch-W II west fnues Persirst,; g. Sout, Pr,, Man.
Iuni Robert Noble Deksoa IaiI tysaus small Maebas;
SADIE DAVIS. SsS Hagea.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hve; Gdss Liverpool March IS and Queenstown H.
steamship Volunteer Jones T1urr.on " c. naval store.
Sesmsp City Of PortauPuce Jackson. PraaPupee March
20 and Gonaive. p mdss. ana pass
sup Cfy u Montreal Dagee,t London Pet. l. ml,e.
Bark Ah Thomas Of lrnos;n s. Robbins, Bhon Ferry 70
D,ri Rnua. Of YsrnorA y s, Perry Carls % days rail.
F b; Run e Il Han. -; F'.ef' C,'a,eo g y 81
Berpuda DAYS su-sr sad moa,s-~
PIG caf,so. o, Lelt.r: Curacao p days, hides
B Eng ien sscS tar S ao. 5, 5 wool t
sohr Tbo, J. Frazer. Msi-e Bsras.a % DAYS rrut
Sehr Jos Secr Of oAi'r Bills snl's % DAYS. uoass..
sugar and moaNes
DOMESTIC PORTS.
M.a At 6sssrs Bressr br dt, Wei SGGi io ana liz.
Ba.7o Si l, I, VAR ~ IN, y., is.d
ehla av-ner M,ss-a; Sesa PTeyai Me.sa oleco Haskell
FoTTsls. Moynov Va MaFel allrra, ing Three Sister,
NOTICE To MARINERS.
The flovDg notice 70 pei. AID Of vessels has been issued
- r Ed s.'s-, @ srr'-ns At from domestic
law t. are u 10 visitation 3. ae he'l oncef from the lot Of
JOHN .cAaNocHiS
Quarantine st,tsa Island, March 81. 1850.
WHALES.
ga B from ' ('2 E a o" up % b. IqT'' her q:
leaving Horoiau-
BaIt ToriaHe o. era FOR L'eTo. ON soe-a 30 days out
March T. FAT g. io7. - ID
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x,~i,e,r ~ the stauts and thfi Wv ''"F
this groand A.. ourl.ns perpetually stsr
70 been sno~p' N"u So
be dsued lhe Of
800, wads,s'ion the COMPLAINT .h nd rerndart and
n-s-.a,r,s ,ee, portions Of az - lr,,in psin.
- The COMPANY 'u''
made drfne spd errtsh
sod Of the n"to'
ID his 60 iIai' - W "a
NE pssuu sne sgsns the Comrenf =
sod Wh be Is The uwnet 10 ''t
M and smouut OF ta- eisi,n
sens -se5 to The Ra~ay COMPANY t' ls -. spd Of
$50. .,rtirr uumhsr Of ech lass
- f,,h (ird 81 stock owned hy the pu'u bo,ds were
$50 t,s cor r ard wheu and by whom we rs thereon;
% "a hep p,eahe WHIST amount. au' III, demand Of
suebS rsount = pm ,lpA OF N'''N'''
hereof has been ~ %, ~ complaint
,c.bpg the hs copr ~ - 20 have stricken
be irrelevant rcdn'st'
then ,,,sfsnv ,.aS the complaint ard ' =, a..
80, a. i~rted have come 70 the M n NJ IA a.
bv defendants Nos y - "a
"A N O.. g. -, 90 o. ~ %. 10
~ y. = ~. moticu "a strke "at SuN w
u a. IN 49, on portioss Thereof u snae ut 49,. - chi.
wholly f"d uF'u ..,i 10 the
80 bs,. a. I'd for thsn the' -. ,h.,sof
nei'u sue g. sb,rf IA plsinuH !" costs a.
ht-ruaN appointing referee %
i separate and os'so. %
,oton ~ ~ Jsfutaus and not Of The witness s'ut' "
under me orlef order IL
u bas -. t,tvser that obtains u auu Wy
- l,i. o. l. de and ihs sueh person . ~ 9-rsss,d nv
-, nat The rsrir obtaining snono IN - P,f ro, act
~ " n %. n - TINS supported hY me case "l y
Ihas,.5.- n non Rr 6Ssl 30 the erpt 'nA' w ~ $500
~ he read must sto" thA' ne y
no" is before he can move to SET As1s 'ue
t.fniastion 81 t'e "iiue>s
be deled With costs
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THE FENIAN FUND.
OPINION OF JUDGE JONES.

OPINION OF il D6E JpNtS'
The following opinion has been given by
- Io,cs in the SUPERIOR Court. in the case OF j.
o.Dorovan Rosa act John OMahoney. In this action
7,o,oss Barr was appointed receiver and the funds
having been deposited m his hands other persons were
male pares 10 the action 10 wit: Hugh Smith. Assist
ant CITY Chamberlain Thomas ]. Barr. the receiver
and VIM II Bailey who Is the first man that sned on 'ne
Fenian bonds During the latter part Of last Term MI
H. T. Talmadse counsel for OMahoney, moved to dseon
tnue the suit without costs and moved for an order az
AGAINST two Of O'Mahoney's cOdefendants (Barr ana
Rouev, who have appeared and answered discontnulng
this action 10 them without costs, . az he con
tbe oppion as II may prove interesting 70 tno WI.
trIbnt0rs 10 the fund aud also 10 those VINO 04Ain
sion ot 10; - A.. ,u...,o-,-o,. ~ an order as
-. ~ irt 4 scor su.t without costs the other ior
a. o-3er srrirs, q he e"deendan barr ana bae
appeared rd discounHng this action t tbeh
T1,r nstors maie papers showing ibat lle COW
r-srsmspt q this VS., directed BY The wife o.
tn plaintiff the beat 70 90 ne conn swear -
A., . scet. that has adjusted srd settled s
.e,Ioa therein With ihe oeeudan rs
stipulation " ia BIN Tor TIE
,oui COS, % either p tss letter to The pIanhus
.so-Bev Stating q settlement aud desiring the proceedings
SAND .e,. MS cas-. defendant an4 sgree to di'con
vhoui costs The tou-t vii give eatei 70 zoe ~
unless the sene7 lss gwen hoe " we
sef5rt that su for bis compensation on the amount
sought recovered unless the aE-eerrn tar resut Z"
arrangement between the plaintiff and defendant 70 0epe s
5iaiuu1s aiiornev 81 h costs . - - -, .. 81. A..
present. the plaintiffs sttornev gave 20 nooe 70 'e &
g. Az clgs sssr-1e-t d4pnve him Of bis costs b. mo-
discouunuasoe v.hoa' e"sis As 70 eeleon. 80,
granted the plaintiffs vile lad au'loIH 70 ''ue Ne A'N0"
az pet d.scn1t rgarce- 81, -
k safely s down that nsurh' appearing to tee coz
s-e concerned authorized direct is discont.nnance.
Row a. orier Of ihSi COSTS Gan e
u' they have rot eonseHted 70 such an oT, me
Pc oeri g. then With SlO costs Lei a. o1'f Oe eD
Lefrd scCorialcg IL above views
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.


Mails for Burops via Dev aud Liverpool by the rrvsap from
Portland Ne riuse Nes York PestOn ~ No
By this dai 81 specially directed
SATURDAY, April 2
Mails for Havana Meseo and Vera the
steamship civ Of MeIoo. Pier No T. Z n close at the General
Pos.Odce o,3n 4. M Steamship SAILS At u ".
Mails Europe southampton aui Bremen steamship
khen foot Of rrd Hohokgn. General Post Ofee at u ~
Steamer sails supplementary mail Tor paid letters made
on the per HuhokeR At 90 y %.
Nal. and Brst steamship lafayette
No ~ n r. close the General Po-Ofoe al Sup
all
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COURT oF OVER AND rrPNINER.

before Judge IHgrGh0m.-IH re Patrick Ne
49, I, a. d 'l''Stiul Wa made yesterday 10y *
eHo heHsc ioi stay oi ffDts.diug. ia the case of
&c cl,oniid No Wa ,srf'lced by Judge Bedford
,,Iss spI'N, l'ats la it' Stale Prison, for having
s"I.''yU q iifocl Nthas 800 Ia gold The ut,-
49,. S. az A'7d 'i exc ".- taken 10 The iungs ~
S u shu ~" !" 'o charge the Nlry Judge
lbgiaIdih sld that u lad not u the pf,cr, - gr,t
STAY except OIL Hh Of sccepiances regularly led and
clsIsoD Oh before saturday 500 o''N "'
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UNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT COURT.

DtJOfC OunIf DrhtutCt.--A Inry RaS imam
need yesterday .or "a, TRIAL 81 Via i Ietman ,ud,,so
for eubeZZllIg tLc fGrGs az the Fourt! N1tlni ~
Biiopp soauIsH ifsiiirr Oi the bank was ssor,, So
witness, but the evidence Oi The prosecution Wa m so
Imperfect and Unsatisfactory state that the c.e was
adjourned until Oddly. ~ II o'clock.
On motion O slr sv~cpi Bell. Hcsss. g. Edward Kives
and Thomas l. sucII were admitted t. lI.ctic. IA lie
C1rcult Count.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE rRFss

Captains urscs arriving po requested to
teer packages addressed the Ne l"
exhibiting Nutu authority 81 J. W Snoutou. General
packages JorHdl TSmss TRIBUNE
World san. Erpss ErcHg Post Commercial l4irertts,r Siaas
ze.uno Dslfota! be delivered
the p-fsou
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TnURsnAY's WEATHER RRroRT-sAx


MINIATURE ALMANAC
......3 sun q Moon rises. 7o5
wATEK
Hook $40 Cows Isap.... 1854 Hell Gate. ...lo3
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1870,
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Thursday, March 81, 1870.

NEwYoRK, Thursday, March 81, 1870
Considerable property in this city and Brook
lyn changed hands to-day at the Exchange 1t was ex.
pected, from the made that the
ance would be large and the anticipated crowd OBJ
tanned. The auctopeers were the Messrs. johnson 4
Miller Muller, wilkins Co, A. ]. Bleecker Son Co..
f. H. Ludlow Co., and Roberts q MCGUIRE. The sales
made by each firm appended.
The hessrs A. T. Smith Co. Southern Land Agents,
report the following sales In March:
To John r. Sim Of this city. good 70 farm, fair
improvements, in spottsyyana Co., Virginia. Price,
$1,000, cash.
TO s. J. Hackel of Brooklyn. good improved farm Of
To j. Ogden Kern of this city fruit farm OF $50
seres good improvements. in Burlington Co., j. Price,
To Mr. Roberts Of New Brunswick, N J., grazing and
rult farm OF l45 acres on the Rancokss River in Bur
Ilngton Co. n j. Price $4,000 part cash and part in
exchange Tor Brooklyn City property.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BYA.J. BLEECKER. son AGO.
'.toy hriet house and lot No 2ls West iahs lot % iOI
BY ROBERTS 4 INQUIRE.
Building and lot Of 2dAve bet sl's and S2d.e lot oeo
BY MULLER. WILKINS 4 co.
2s'oy he building 2istory dwelling and lot No 400 PeaiH
s.,ory sries hou:. it No ais Ws &ts., isOn1of
Building. aud two lots known as Nos IA and "a 5iays
Plot sfc md 80 Avenue
Ishs 1885 o. Inc !" 10 Of line together with the =, ,oo
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
MULLER. WILKINS 4 co.
FseTaid nou'. .Dr Nv $500
BY A. J. BLEECKER, son 4 co.
%o9si lot, 2sIioa Sfn 900
BY KELSEY 4 CORNwELL-
ysn s. go
JOHNSON & MILLER.
subeelar. brick house IS SummtE
ard modern Improvements .'...4......... 500
No = summit a. adjoining same ire and h....
No 70 Snmmitst adjoining ........
No BROOKLYN. D. 25Ii0I11,
substantially built &c; story brick Dwelling No 20 South
lot No a6s s adjoining 1920
ictS.t $500
'so.. o' 40 1000
81 G. on sisei and Smith st. and Gos.su. Canal ,.eh.. 1900
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$ummfr 2ttr,i.s

At POULTAEY, Vermont. Rev. !. New
n man DID, Frrr srt Z RIPLEY rEH AL COLLEGE, c1er
the eouye c.m af home from Jrre J. o. vtioo-' -
low pcHs-at .or l-es sla Coz terms and fr'r
rncr
BOARD WANTED-ln a village "a short dis
ID ' for st l-t $50 boz '-v- a-l RI. Fe'
age eoalI f.rH t,srr Airr st4.ll t"rs s-cl
ms: I- no -r.;s. %. a. 49,. IraIle o-rs
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eitp proprrtp % g'f.

ITO LET-A desirable SUITE OF hOOMo or
tb. ..eaBd o. PARK Bant Bu ngs ~ ana 80 D' ny
ply on the premises or 10 iBNbR l. hLi y fin,,t
ITO LET--The FIRST FLOOR and BASE
i NHST Ono 9 yoba e.; ug'r BroadssJ slpy 70 ~" ~
1I,O LET or for SALE-Eleganty furnished
HosE ia Fifrertst near Fihirsse $50 pr month
Permits Of A. JOURSkAY. P1esi
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AT NEW -BRIGHION.-ToR ENI-Iwo a.
~ VILLAS u.ae
gardens stables lAsn. and shade; IS minutes u N'i =
HANlTOA. 1i BesiSsE
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NO L.Er-At Piainteld. \. j. q FLench Roof

HOUSE ju. flushed built 10 bess nnss cot' ~ f'a'
cndr .atb Eatercioset atrnr ~ Do D.
te. vest 5o-.. stationary sa.h tags aal r'es a. " e"
81, cprya re staff. gud ~ o1f $50 rf"f
a, y,rv r,ol rsf.h 3srtooi .rt gd irt gore &c 20
preiois.. UBouaye. ny ohcs, 10 AL 70 o. n. oyp
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TTNO LET-At Westfield. on line OF &. i..lt. oi
n j. or. boar ron York. large FAkM Hotst ANS s-4
ont hutrgs s. ~ and situated "n ' a.
bs u Crr d.t Also ovlng h'sss 'f~r 'u l'n'"'
% s ,,E a.. bs prstg - fruit raiag- ro"ns .afEt
lf ali x,hn minutes uss o. luqur" 81 rhtSoS
al. sf.Fro
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DROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.
l. NuLllE 30 tDSIkAt.O.~
Sealed 10 lr of go bl-I s' Nser
Conn ui ''ri"sk
nj TUESDAY tt 1871 It, April .a.I nr i- .uhN lt G.
TIOS Of kEsERyuk ou SOC kAA0S>El BILL r tlAS,TDN
The aUrt sfnta-. t-t .r1. sho1t
tu died cd tLs
base and nineteen s deep atu Ils, 49, Quiet lsi AZ oo
pertns conduit
Piaus nav ,s~ sd al a an q
tracts prul.ss Uia tI.sDnea 0-'.
CHAS e. CAEPEN .ER c,St..-.-,
..>kpI. % ,.Uh.. ''N'''''
hERSEgr stsuD. C4f susnssE
Providence. Pc. = 1870
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so1.S za1 I0Sns.

BOARD WANTED.-FIrst-clas Board J.
- aaA.ri by lar,T o.. 30 rrqe 49, fpt 'f.i'.
must be I-,-.r FoI-ft1 suf Tu-ufrs-B 900 t~tsrr1
Fourth Cos, r---cs furnished Aa-s 3D. nya1s
Ohce BnI $50.
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6Ountu oroptrtp 60 g't

A NFATLY fnrulshod IIOISL 20 LII y
n Pp,nE 10 n. s.lr-r months from Nay b. " lna 10
srouads: reaf dspo; toa Ilir, ubt - tfaias aa
AulT 10 GEO r. PEklSf iI Ns-sl--t
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COUNTRY SEATS 30 RENT, Furnished an'
uparpshed al Nourt KerBon Sss Rochelle ks. Pohes''i
Gre.pulch STAFFORD aud Sorssk Rents from 81" 20 -iD
lsrye uanLer FausoI PaIled DHnuen os h~t AoIb
prtbsrfrt Pk sud Itersao Red hsHk. sei
mad Ri,erdale. Youksf, ard iarrytesa , 80, $50,
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IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STA islP CO.
sailing regularly EVERY IEj aaIAl Oc'ci a. precisely
from Pier No. 4N0rs Esef
COLUMBIA Capt b. Van $50
MISSOURI. cent. % h. howard. --.-..l -
MORO CASTLE. taBL K AtgH fr. N'sal ....... =
For freight pEs.ag- arPv o. "ALhi !" til--AI
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N... 20 ET Or LKAsR-Tbe resfrnes % ~" rh.' 81
uth 81 go i"Fu ~ ist-
Tbr prop-rty enpr.e. sud eonmo~s MAJ % s'-
,sn., N xSr nrodaed esch faor garrhe m tf- Ssh'
co,eb house icehau.e 20 ED bafls. &c s" &1gi ~ 49, ~
,y.b. rood ass iEod hsaat i ~ 81 h-
80, Vel ke stb h ghbar6pod nu'Ffgasr-' ~
beauty Of scenery AID - Of easr e W ' -
brrs Albany znl botgn lt' F - ~
a. IN. hons. rd f acr,s asd viii be Jet ,ss 90 fo'-'
terms . a good ;euAlt.
'' J. r. NORWOOD.
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Amnesty.

Daring the debate in the House Of Reprcsen-
tatives upon the Amnesty question, on Thurs
day last, Mr.. Booker said; Now, sir, my col
league Mr.. porter) seems to think that white
loyal mcn arc not safe in Virginia. L beg leave
most respectfully to differ in opinion with my
colleague.
Mr.. Mckenzie. They are not though to be
respectable, however. Let mo say to my col
league (Mr. Booker that he certainly must
live in very bcnishtcd part Of the State of
Virginia. where the sources OF information are
very limited, if he can say that men are not
thought evil of for belonging to the Republican
party. Sir, | know the gentleman's statement
is not correct, and he would know II, too, were
he better Informed. [ know that l have always
By nv acts endcavored to show the kindly feel
ings entertain toward all the people OF Flr
GINA, without distinction Of party. and yet
have been denounced by the newspapers OF my
district and other parts of Virginia merely be-
cause was member of the Republican party,
and the gentleman knows it. Why, then,
does he make such statement aS that TO this
House?
Mr.. Booker. am sorry 10 differ with my
respected colleague (Mr. Mckebzie) 50 much
and so radically on this question.
Mr.. Mckenzie. | am not Radical. Laugh
ter.) But do not want the gentleman to
make n statement which know the facts will
not bear out. have tried to live so Us to be
respected, but know that [ have been de-
nounced because an Republican, aod that,
100, by The very men whom tried to get re-
lievcd from their disabilities.
;: Mr.. Booker. My colleague msunderstands
me. did 10; call him Radical.
Mr.. Mckenzie. No. sir am not Radi.
cal: | ON a Republican. (Laugbter
hir. Booker. | wish my colleague TO under.
stand that did not use that language in a
party scnse | said that differed from him
radically on this subject, and was sorry for it.
| aImit that there are lew soreheaded poll
,ioians in Virginia.
Mr. McKc1zc. Yes. and great many OF
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VIRGINIA Efisys;,

Detectives arrived in Richmond Thursday
from Columbus county, N. e., having in GUS
todv Dr." w. W. Lewis aud Thts Me
Gitflin, arrested on the charge of numbering
Constable Drummund, Of Brunswick couGty,
about year ago. \ requis;i0n had been
issued bv Governor Walker upon the Cover
For eff North Carolina fer tie extradition CT
these criminals, aut Iewsrd had been tt.cl-
cd for their apprehension.
A lew days ago. Mr.. Napoleon French, Jr.,
srG Mr.. Andrew Honaker, of Bland county,
got into difficulty, in which Mr.. Houakcr re-
ceivtd several very severe blows with sung
shot in tie hands Of French. French fred
several pistol shots at Honaker, but did no
damage. French accused Honaker Of report.
ing him to the marshal icr altering some pe-
Rroes' tickets en- the day OF the election, which
Houaker denied.
Mr. j. ". Almond, Of Culr. per Z. H., was
robbed OF his pocket hook containing $2l5, On
Monday night last. He had been in the habit
of laying it under the counter as convenience
when waiting on his customers: and being
called out, some one reached his hand over ard
took it eff. The rocket book was found the
next morning 10 front of the Masonic Hall,
torn, and the contents gone.
There is now and has been for several weeks
past, an endemic among the horses in the
vicinity OF Orange T.. H., which kss been very
destructive, one farm asoUe, losing as many
as five 10 the course OF "a hours. Various rene
oles hare been tried to stay the disease, but
without avail
On the afternoon Of Tuesday last, during
difficulty bttwten jerry Murphy and Pa
Trick Murray, (nesr Happy Greek Station,
on The 0. A. Il NJ. r. R.,) the former
deceived cut in the right size.
Mr.. Reuben KucisIey was found dead iu his
led at the residence OF his son, Lewis kueis.
ley, in Woodstock, on Sunday morning. Mr.
kueisley was we'll known Throughout the
county.
A bear is proving about in Amherst, a miIe
or TWO from Lynchburg Hunters are on his
track
A panther is reported to have been seen in
tho vicinity of Marion during the past week
YOUNG AMERICA IN BROOKLYN On SUE.
day night last, party OF five or six young
MEN. seemingly OF good society In Brooklyn,
having g1udge againsta member of another
social club, who Is said TO have made himself
more agreeable than themselves to the ladies,
asa WALKER, met and attacked him in Coum-
lila street The young man who was attacked
leo ana LOOK refuge III car 11e was pursued
into the car and attacked again, hut the as
sailants were driven eff by the conductor. On
few minutes they returned, stormcd the car,
frightened eff some dozen peaceabe passen
gers, and maitreated very severely the young
man they were pursuing. In the melee which
ensued the latter drew hia pistol and wounded
severely the rioter with whom he was engaged.
The young man was taken to hospital, where
be has since died.
In Washington yesterday the city detectives
we're notified that party of thieves, at the
head OF whom was q notorious burglar, had
formed a minstrel company for the purpose
(ostensibly) of giving series OF exhibitions
through the various Southern cities.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO SlCkLY PERSONS.

70 persons who arc veal; and sickly the use
Of Speer's Port Grapo Wine will restore their
keslth and strength. Physicians. clergymen
ard temperance advocates should encourage
the use of tnc Pert Graro Vino. and thus aid
the cause of temperance and moderation. We
especially recommend il to families for its puri-
u, exquisite flavor and healthy properties
Medical men certify 10 IL; valuable medicinal
powers We understand that Mr.. Speer has
been for gears engaged in preparing and per.
fec!ing il, md tha! is requires sour years
process before j: is fit for markert.--N y.
BAPTIST.
Our druggists have procured some direct
from The vineyard 1t is excellent for females
To i,so dec 19-1w.
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s'es wMERCHAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, December A.-1he
receipts Of Grain of all kinds day were light,
and tho market may be quoted quiet and
steady. Tho quality OF the Wheat otfered has
not improved, there being no samples of prime
Or eli ice OF Change: offerings Of 9Q5 bushels
red, with sales ut l20. 49, III and 128 for ordi-
MARI. Corn is quiet; offerings Of SIC bushels
mixed and 100 of yellow, with sales of the for
mer at Is, &C and g, and CT the latter at Co.
Rye is III light receipt; no sales reported. Oats
arc steady sales Of 40 bushels a: ~ and A IA
fancy let brought 81 Ear Corn brought So 80
Per bbl Fo.ty-six bushels Corn Meal (yolow)
scld Il. 81
GEoKaEgowS CATTLE MARKET.-The mar
kct It Drovers' Rest yesterday WAS lively. and
prizes ruled high for good stock. We quote
$50 hca1 Of Cattle at 3sS7 per lC0 los gross !;
2aD Sheep 5GaSS per head Cows and Calves
30 to SIS each dressed Hogs command 81 10
SO per 100 It's
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EUROPEAN NEws.-The accounts given
from German sources of the sortie on the east OF
Paris on Tuesday last represent that the Ger
man loss was small, but do not deoy the claims
made by the French of having gained advau-
tages. French dispatches repeat the claims
yesterday made of success and add very bril-
liant demonstrations were aso made on the
north and south of the city, in which the
French lost heavily. The fire Of the Prus sians
was silenced at all points.
No regular occupation Of Tours by the Ptus
slams has yet taken place, though the place is
virtually without defence.
1t is reported from London that the Army
Of the Loire has successfully re united, and is
now three hundred thousand strong. Prince
Frederick Charles communications are said to
lave been severed, and the Germans, IN
leaving Tours, suffered loss of two thousand
prisoners.
The London Times, in discussing the Ala.
hama question, says that though the Amerl-
cans understand the value of peace, they arc
wiling to fight, because their resources are un-
bounded, AID their exposed points few. Fog
lard, i. adds, is always avcrsc to war, for Oil.
recty converse reasons.
1t has been arranged that the Duke oil Aosta
shall enter Madrid on New Years day. Don
Carlos has prot, sted against the elevation CT
IN Italian to the throne and urges his own
claims
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st7s1 II / CONAN CHES. -

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1t is 4 work of over 900 pages, end contains
the history OF this famous command during ell
tho period its existence, from tie formation
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Gen. Lees array.
it shows the operations of tho "Ashby Bril-
GHGc" during the two : ears thst the 3jth Va.
Cav formed u portion Of that gallant command,
giving the only published account Of the great
expedition Of :.tn. W. +. Jones through West,
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CAMPAIGNS ottnc X y. 7.
':Ec history of tho bata ion rs partizsn rang
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General: Jackson and Ewell Is given, and the
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Battalion ~ho have examined it. Written by
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1870

CHRISTMAS GREETING Ia these joyous
Christmas times We send our greeting to all
oar readers, wishing them health, happiness
and prosperity.