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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
Itl DELAWARE LACKAwASEA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

MORRIS AND ESSEA RAlLEOAD. 0,,,po,,
VA DELAWARE, LACA5wA HS AID "h"rtES NA'L"oA'
%iSTkR HERASgEaESTs commencing MoND4l NoI. q. 1852
Ga NAIL TRAIN connecting At Dsas win BooT5oT Bnoa
Ss" wi.ss s " nd 3D. and all D % on s. T s.
ATI9la ard EGon,gIi ,a lsS o. E.,rE Norris
tow 20 S so Rel HI ER fer BsTs Ic and AZ
Win v E. for bethlehem Allentown Mach cSaak anu
No. FisToS EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester R.
az "is ,oG 40 20 Sla'' SUBMIT ao intermediate ~
ma Il. Is n r. 10 SOUTH ORANGE and attrme stations
II 90 30 sGd 80 p m 10 MORRsrowS and intermediate
''s sSS N MoRRrsrowx EXPRESS, =,
2 2:3 3J gt $3.50, io, s. 50 $40, GlO $50, 'i' 90
tGt sLooh''hLD ''' SCH0jH Iaat SaSsa..GdsIl
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ wIsrER tRaiEGEstyr,
P,,.,,s,r Station IN NsSfof Trsuty and
f''''4 THiys sl LEAVE & sE i;. ii'''
For Ss-'sn srd BntgtPor. 8(EI li;O u 2'ls Eth'
For Aoi Saor F,rssd Southport, and ws'Iport eco n''
r., Sot , IL 100 200 go fa, 900 r
Tor i,a.a I g. $50 s9} j ,5t 9ao p m, an,
Fo S'TisTd 90 20 6,S rs stF4i p a. 'N' '
Fo Port Chester aud intermediate stations att 1857 m 3l'
so ssu 90 MAJ I rO sa1 Tru fer
Do''oa' CONNECTING TRAIyS
Ior Boston. va Springfield a. n. LEIl 9ELG EI)Pn
FOr Boston, Wis Shore Line. l2:l5 (kI lELl NJ, ~
Tor Hartford Asd Springfield Ia tEIl l2;l9' 'lAh y" !"
For Connsssu Rive. Railroad, Oh i2:lsp N to Montreal
For B.p,iora PTo,dsns. aud F,ht Railroad LLA M l'
TFor s~Hsr.u s.wLOudOu and ssOunE'Ou Railroad " "a N
For C.s.l Railroad N 800 m to Northampton aud Williams
For Hou.tous Railroad. s. N. ada pm
toI SsugAtsei Railroad. O. IA. lELh 49,,
tof Daaoug 80 ~ .,h yT,sht t.a from TO DAhbs
FoT New Canaan Railroad nj l9l9 t~ ~ aud % saSf
'A CanI"ao Sleeping Car, attached TO train and Drawing
Room Car h'sA 4" AHd'p H II HorT sup.Iu.sud.ul
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
IN DEPOT in NIwYoRK Foot Of Liberty At. North River
On .us ,nr aoEDAi TO- 1863 passenger trains will rsa
f'I Lsa.yE xrwroRK FOR BsRcEsAvL.n s:' So Isls
20 ar I., s'iG ao i Iis M '
itI,Ik YsswioKx Fos wEsr BERGEs-M SIS 7:l' $50.
nag. wv ' ISs t'' f Ok SRaS sa AZ 20 7 @
s:Is $40 lo.lo illo |, n 80 IN al J. Nv '''' y
$40 J. 49, ''' WV 4 T. Kicker s.p,rr.nd,t
hP BALDWIN. Gen Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM F0OTof
n Ap N. vi, Wen Philadelphia $40 IN. 10 H;O M an
n Ii.gepn sD. pa rOr sos.h aud South w"'-'i'OI NJ
'IgoIP Tax wKsr-s,,o +. NJ $50 an I,Opm., pm, ~p
n Silver Palace s:SO aud n, Msagh 70 Iohha"
.Ss .h,AI. on roEh daily 10 Louisville rtS0St sh'sEs
o.ss s.So cD.uS.a AID Chicago ss daily Saturday. ''p'd GA
r.. .l ia S.s - ''''' y y; cksGS e.a. s.g.a,.s
DARITAN and DEL BAY RAILROAD. MAN
IL for Losa BglsCH RAD BANK. BRckss sinTa AZ
cHrSTER TOus RlvIR tt, By sssA~H JEsSk hoir' ~"
s, nee re- iss loot ssEDEs e.nst.l s.n.s,.
CoIITH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ED-wisrIR LRRAsGEhkSrIoa asa :. saI".,
SO m sapi.s P,,sIoss. 80 A'so"s Is; s,s'.s =.
,I. .A .II s.S,s 10 r sassS. sss.a valley s~
."y' w k"p" '"' sS "V w porgLAs ss,,nslspdaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
REAL ESTATE.
HEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Jan. IS, 1877,

NEW YORK, Tuesday, Jan Is, 1870
A very good days work was done to-day at
the Exchange salesroom, will be by reference to
the reports below The property sold consisted OF lots on
Frstave, Forty eighth and Forty ninthsts, and bust
ness and tenement property on Second and sxhaves,
and Nooster.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LOSu
- ISLAND wiErIR LRRAsGEhESr-Oa .sd s". U eI.,
=, ts. v.n, sill lsats koo,s,et And Grand ferris
SIS. M Mail aud Passenger for Passosas a. I
10 n Erprsu 10 Psithogss 40 pt a. Aeeo" 49,
iIs s,tsr,I, tLossh TO Pasbogusi go NJ Pi hsLne.
- nTosh ~ Babyion All sesnses Al 'sf s""
""y' w k"p" '"' 'sS ''V w porgLAs ss,,rsIsDdaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
Tl1rtIt nrn Sllft 5TInrftls.

1arts ano Siatt Tlsri,ls.
ENANELLD SLATE MANTELS-Plain Mar
II I sJr decorated. from 5lUto 1psafd
Asy Slate a. ever ptou I'sIh ard ornamental
F-hhLlA 1-AIE O. No 80 Vest Egl.etuilst,
Between PHl sui SiItb-ave'
NJAEBLE and MARBLElXED MANTLES.-
IVA lu.f.H hand literal cis-
Oh bills ,.u is month A. KLABEE lJ4 aud JG
last D. eaf-.ltu.s' near u-.aye.. y. y
A5AEBLE!ILD SLATE MANTELS - Rich
w aaf elegant u--gts from 4l2 SIS $3.50 T. b.
STEWART Co 10 NThsye. BET IArvaa and Thirty sI'lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
TON SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.

by r. n. LUDLOW 4 co.
ST .le 81 pot s;assi WIN " White 900
Ho".iop.ss lot Iioc Petou 1920
iI7s PenoS 22OCO
10, co, I,ts,e and .sh 81 lss,ico II Pow.r. $3.50
lot adjoining ip l,tave 25IO0 II Poweu........
sIioirin
lois aoping each 25HlOO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
adjoining
lot cor isaye and 48bs rs 5rlOO Dngro ......
lotu tqth 81 100 LIST ave 25Il0O5 Laor... 2l5O
ots adjoining each 25IlO0
lois adjoining each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
los a. az 4qtbst 100 Of save 251lOO W Laor,.,, 700
5lots adjoining lstave W Laor 3g15
Iot. .d,o,nipr 100 Of lst ave 25IOO $500
lot adjoining I9IlOo5 r. H. Lydon........ ..... $50
ROBERTS n INQUIRE.
Ssb'. lot Ies166 Berg...,....... 1000
Iou,e adjoining, 20I6O j. T. Hl75
House sul lot adjoining 2OI6O D. T. Crosby 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
Gountrr Atsl 6statc for salt.

COUNTRY SEAT, II acres, mile from Can
~ my Cornaa Station. Tor SALE good dwelling. Ac
plenty If choice t price $1,000 Baldwin lryn3 "rivsiNl
EOR SALE-A VIRGINIA ESTATE IN LOU
Il DOUN COUNTY. NA-Lar,r bck HOUSE. 80 hy A. Get
With back bun 10 by 25 feet Elegantly finished AID conveniently
au4rged; marble uautrls out buildings situated pa
chc rat good ie 100 Of land
f W. Shin Ctg hy "d' good "e
churches schools best the couny Adde'S L.
HOl GU 81 SouIl.st Baltimore Nd
NOR SALE or EXCHANGED FARM near
Bridgeport COM % large dwelling and all Necessary out
buidugs. price. uculug stock crops Gr. TUeFl
MA. rutland Co BesEmau-'t, v Y
DOR SALE-A fine FARM of 1866 ACRES at
4 North F.r1sd Ohio. SHERWOOD ADAMS q
/ ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
other Sutten or SALE By toe NENlORh sou Til
LGS LAND COMPANY. SO B.osdIsy.
ORANGE co. FARM for SALE-Penty of
" l build beautiful location: village sud depot; at
bargain & IT. OLIVER, No betl1anst
VALUABLE HOTEL and FARM, 800 acres,
EleA mlhoP NtoTelou'e. Ice House numerous
Price +llSO; eas1 term. CllAkLfS W WAED ~ CsdarsL
Ok nnD AT Newburgh. on the Hudson,
I'D LsIsO(Jt. Near mis uazadceut Tser views. ~
TILLABLE LAND living steam. hte improvements
guuu choice fruits, beautiful duve,, first class suiudngi
splendid geltleAeu Terms Box ~ NeW
bprgh. n J.
HARMS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE
aud EXCHANGE; also CITY PROPERTY, At prices to snt
10 HOUSE, tacfe fruit and garden - roo -- ..-
J. g. FREEMAN 2l2 Broldeav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
6itp s9ruutrtp to ya.

BROADWAY PROPERTY.-To LEASE, for
ID ye Tor building purposes sui impairment WIN .Ie
usu roeu,n for renewal tht valuable PROPERTY on TIE north
a corner Broadway su1 PaTApsce brng - n No. y 8 u
PosoB vtu 6r Nav Apply ioJAMEN VAN NOBDhN
10 Bfaaisa7. 81 D. d. WRIGHT, 80 Elst Ious.oHsL
CITY and COUNTRY DWELLINGS TO
~ Descriptive Price List free applications mailed Oh
rsr..ut 81 sanp. STANLEY DAY. ylj Broadway.
OFFICES TO LET-The Asbury Life insur-
~ COmpsIy having removed 0nss al tob broidnaJ
corner lh oFsf 20 let htr at ods Al 91l Boids corner
sfR.dssL Apply on the prssiisI
rHO LET-Furnished HOUSE on Lexington
ave Rent per month. NJ. T. RULASD Co, Beck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19

rNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
aIer The iTm n,ms wM EDGAR BIRD Co u hereby DIS
WA. EuGAR Bird,
JAMES G. GODFREY.
The bushes, Of the late 6rn Of EDGAR BIRD Co will be
cotu,d h. M. Under, med At u fTontstNer lort January
lg7b WM EDGAR BIRD
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j. j.. TRsyKE. AurHoneer
ITOOL.S and MACHINERY
OF
FULTON IRON WORKS


WIN. EVERDELIis SONS, No. 104 FultOn-st.
W -SILAM LOB PRINTERS esd LABEL AASUFACruh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19

ADElAT u. MULLER A4tehcrr -. 49,,
EXECI'TOR- SALE of VALUABLE STORE
H PROPERTY ON GREENWICH, DEl FRONT AND SOUTH
.... 9.
ADRIAN H. MILLER T. T. WILKINS Co vii sell at auction
ou ESDAY " O'clock the Eichaase hae'room no
li broadway. ..--..-. ..-. .......,... =, ,-,,y,.
BY ORDER AND UNDER DIRECTION OF SAMUEL " YALEN'
TINE. ESQ, EXECUTOR or ABRAHAM VALENTINE DE-
CEASED:
GEEENWICHSTrbe lot Of iiad together With the or',ory
-srTy ss ~ st. atta
v,oy and known as 40 RS lot d5 'front.' 2e' rear
m n and together the iours'ory brick store
thereon situate on the north ss o Dr between Washington aud
Wcs.s and kupSn No 30; ot l4 Os y rear b 'd iSei
iuole. u depth O each side.
,tr at, m the south .e Of foHtAL between Fchrrst sui
Bnrgn and bJ, lot 2i 'front.' 2llU rear l3 feet
side 1896 vest SIDE. 49,. ---
SOUISTbe lot Of land together with The four sio l store
thereon tho north sie Of Nouh between Ciian' anu
"s ~ w., s,e ., fl. S,ct,1eer. No. Pmest gpD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
5rg cOoos.

VISITORS To ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liverpool. e. GOO D 90 NItOLIN Excessive Establishment.
No 50 ra srrs OF Dress iur made order
lHg rTc F4neu silit sDI Llsl IS observed al
h. EeIlt.HsH ssf-. isa.ergle Regents, London.
FOH GlNIIlE-NrHr iaripasbe Costs m The Season
1ir Pres irI.E fH' lHi Tie Is4eeB Riding Cost These
made Of es,;c cloth well Citing aud pleasant 70
1le iast. able sss r1ls ~ CsshmeTes Qulugs Dali &c.
az so 10 ..e uaeas he IIock aud Riding Coats The
.llsr as o Check f4uc aud Plain Au.oa IN cfer
tgus from ia. 49, 2s 49, &C. Tie Fashionable
ovsrrat lo PUrs ea' This garment ueiDss soueshst TO
SO tg.Tt gt'rly appearance; inside II Tweed,
urfu 81 ore Darcy Cr-v.oi trimmed With SIX aud Velvet
Tsn Co aF of So Cloth Two 30 Three GIless.
fDE YOUNG G.NIL.NLS.-Krr rrUrk.r, n gLarI AID Sailor
IsI N's I nTes. Morning ud School purposes OrsTcos Sc
fuk lA.Itrs.srlFt-s k.l- H-Js lal7g Ilogssis AID
I fsvaats Jae,'s Waterproof COats frrsIag Dresses aad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19

" N NTsTGAE R kETsTSs FESTIVAL festival
IN THE CITY iv OF 5ol NEW YORK
spY Wig 5Rs'f ihhSsi1SS ip,Iis COMPANY.
NEW YORK AMUSEMENT COMPANY.
Prompted BY tn. very great which a'Gad,d The Boston
Nus cal Jubilee, Y A. Co., b'ag Chartered ~ tue Legislature
GRAND atsiCAE REUSi6S FESTIVAL
in m's2ST = sfi,' E S sIs'ypi scSL GATHERINGS
ENTiKELY ECLIPSE AL MUSICAL GATHERINGS.
Invitations win De extended t.
ne IEe .E E o. i lie e'" The Cabinet,
iSsr Ie e tror. Of ire states aud Territories
The iiogbie me6rr, Of The ou,e u Representatives
The Honorable Of the senate aud Legislature oil the sae q
Tie carf civic m,,rr disare' ., The country and
The Em1assasr' and E,oy ~ igg ''.',g1 G,IeFD4e"'-
4 S GiG4S4iS SSooEIfI>,EHSSa a
viii be constructed. eapabe Of aeeomga.l!.9g ,
EIGHTY THOUSAND PERSONS
great problem having fully solved by The Boston Mned
'uO''s '' Tie IMPRESSIVE GRANDEUR OF HARMONY
has numbers OF rs component parts, Il na'sd to
'''''' VIC -'''-'-' 1000 MUSICAL AgTlSTs
1900 MUSICAL ARTISTS
THE CHEF 0a4T0EIo and CHORAL SOCIETIES or THE
An oRcvysrF, THE i3EfG6IEST EVER ASSEMBLED.
AND rHE PRINCIPAL MILITARY BANDS sA.AHt 49,,
EEsT s sT4as OF o. THf f fYaEG W %SREB
An especial aud is believed Draseworb, ea1e Of th' great De-
'1'''1 VII VI 'D' FOUR GRAND pRizES,
OPEN TO THE WORLD
viii be offered for four rua e., lich nav be designated
THE -FOUR SEASONS
" TS ,i1 i;V;s %b c6 9 as PI.1l' adapted
10 InE BOY CHOlHS
TO rut GREAT ORCHESTRA,
10 THE MILITARY BANDS
TO DRUM CORES. CHIMES OF BELLS,
kSD ELECTRIC AEilLLEEt,
add such other at aoas the composer
prescribe.
| GRAND PRIZES
will be- offered, open o. thr world
FOR THE VARIOUS MhNAHRCNUkS.
Three prize, Military Band q tie m class, composed OF
Three p,es 70, 6s best Military the second class composed
TSes pie. for tue best Military Band Of the ' class composed Of
fifteen usruments. , ..,-,-
c,Hpos. tons 10 which to 81 splay Their eEce-nce
one pr re m Original Trumpas March Military Baud, first class
one pr,ze for Original Military Mareh for Band OF second cas'
pIiLe Tor Military QucAs,ep ir Band Of third class
The details ohe programme will be determined eary and
"" w CHEZ M1RSTRoS OF RURoPE AND AMERICA.
The cordial and encolrageeut Of The puc r men o.
occasion shall y DO Nealo and eut ely transcend
ALL SIMILAR MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
VHEATRE FRANiC(A!Si., - o.,
L R SAIIEPAG 6F ShX n, jan a i 21i
HENRI RocHEFoRT. IABicliE CoPrEE
Novel and Interesting programme.
la GREvE DES FO8GEEOUS Uh- BacksnLs Srie),
The great dramatic scene aT r. tnppoe
LIE SUPPLCE DuE HOMAE a Victim " CIrunsancesl, and
UN HO}NlE DC SUD "a Man ot thc Souh)
BY HENRI EOcuE.OBr (Ed,Or Of la M2rseiiialseE
Tickets Schrners, ~ B,oatVs and al lli broadway
ORGAN RECITAL; r,no,v
VII give his
FIRST ORGAN RECITAL
At the Han fine Young Msas Christian Association THIS wedHes
Gayl AFTERNOON At , o'clock.
I'll frs e1at the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Living Machine.

!njure the main spring of watch, and every
! portion of the works become disordered. I.e
! human stomach is to the human system what
.hst elastic piece of meta Is 10 8 thermometer.
j. influences the action Of the other organs, and
controls, 10 q certsin eI.ent the whole living
machine. The comparison may be carried fur
tuer for Us the weakness or olher lmperfecLlon
OF the main spring is indicated on the face Of
the time piece. go also is the weakness or other
disorder OF the stomach betrayed by the face of
the invalid. The complex is sallow or faded,
tte yes are deficient in iustre and intelligence,
ard there - 9 worn, anxious expression in the
whole ccun enance which til as plainly as
written words could do, that the great 71oNrish-
irq organ whose office il is to minister TO the
wants of the body: end 10 sustain and renew all
its parts, is not perfIrming its duty. It re-
quires renovating and regulating, and TO &C.
complish this end Host etter's stomach Bite
may Do truly said to be the one thing neeaful.
The broken main spring Of watch may be re-
placed by u new one, but the stomach can only
DO repaired and siren gtnened, end this is one
Of the objects of the TAM ns vegetable restora-
tive, which for eli ghteen years has been wsgi1g
u successful contest with !. spepsia in all eli
alone. When the resources Of the pharmsco-
pu.ia have been exhausted, without at best do
ing moro than mitigating the complain,
course of this Wholesome and palatable, yet
powerful, stomachic effects q permanent cure
In al c~ses of dyspepsia the liver is more or
less diEordered, and upon this important gland,
ns we'll as upon The stomach and bowels the
Bltters act With singular distincness, egulating
and reln7lgorating every secretive ana assimi-
lating organ on which bodily and mental health
depend Q N-eolW
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POrt Wine.

There have been, al various times, articles in
troduced to The uhc under the name of Port
vine. strongly recommended for medicinal
purposes, which are caIcu ated to do more har 70
Than good, having Ii tie else tnsn the name to
recon mend them Such. however, is not the
case wI:h the Port Grape Vine, advertised BY
Mr. A. Speer. of Psssaic, N. J. We have seen
his vineyard and tho wine iu process of manu-
facture, and know it to be the pnre juice of the
grape.
w have also been through his cellars which
Fever contain less than sixty thousand gallons,
and seen ca:ks piled ON casks matu ring. Mr..
Speer does not bottle or sell any under four
years OF age Peoria Transcript.
The above can be had Of our drrggie..
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Foreign 4 cWS.

LONDON, Juoe 2%'.-Thcre i-a very active
demand for money 10th at the bank and on
tho streets.
j hin Bright's restoration 10 health. Ii bought
t, b. permanent.
PARIS, ,Juuc 29.-TEe French Government
is negotiating heavy loan ~ order TO C, IL Olete
the Regeneration of Paris, inauenratrd by Baron
HaDsmann.
Cork, June 70 Quiet has been nouioaliy
restored. The uneasioess III CON merclal cIIcrss
continues however, and husness CT all kinds is
almost at utandsti.l. The precautionary
measures of the Government to guard against
q renewal of the dlsor1efs have DOT beer abated
ROME, June 29 The Journal OF Rome says:
"Tbe Pope at the Fetican yes1 rday appointed
number OF Dist Ups. amGng the latter Tor
Sprln. ii Id, Mass, ani Tor HarbOr Grace New
Fuupdand -
SOUTHAMPTON, Iune 29.-Ths steamship
Dentsch IL cd arrived 1T siz o c'ork the mornlog.
Queenstown, June - -Ihe steamship
City OF Washington touched here at one O'Clock
this norling.
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NJ Rock. Knox g. Kerby.

fReal estate Agents sr y Au fEIIHTiON ON
EoK SALE BY BY ri dsV o. July next at Il
Pk ;1Dt Of ,b ssi METZ IF ri ~ ysfy d.
6 ~ j H u IL sss heat
'ss oS S5 Msih by E. E. WIZ
81 s:.ss ss :s:nss: a t.: s (
sss Pss s!s eSi5:S S vi :!
ssa -: f. It 7's 4s 4 ::
oHes nee Tor n sbs s9t4i Of dssd
OF Sas vii s sA s sss eH'
in 9s Su ghfa od is be- OF n
on the day of sale. snd the I've and eighteen
equsl Dstai ments of SIX, TIVE. ssv of ssle, Sc
months, With interest from tho - ,m;eaS
cured by decd Of trust on the = LEE
HinCHAHD Il. i sE.
my 26-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

Local BREVITIEs. &C. r. Grimes, who was
elected BY the City Council last nigh! Superin
teodsnt Of Police to fill the unexpired term of
the late Mr.. FadeIey, bonded to-day and en-
tered upon the duties OF the Office.
The commencement exercises of the A exan.
andrla EemaleSemiuary We're lid in the Assem-
bly, Rooms las: hight 10 the pres snce OF large
number OF the friends aud patrons Of tie school.
An extended notice Of the programme will az
pear Tomorrow.
The alexandria School closed its frs. session
this nloroiog, With distribution OF certificates
Uplo this date i sss ysslss.s pa-
ted ard Dad into the treasury ~ WV Irou
mrrehants' licenses. Uoder the provisions Oh
the new copstltu.,e. not one ceut has az yet
been collected.
Owing TO the extreme heat OF yesterday a
great many fowls died 10 the trelsht cars ooun
to this city.
The Sheriff has summoned grand jury to
serve at the July term OF the couoty c9urt VI
this county, Which will commeucs on Moncay
r,ov, and a. Vhicb the Case OF Edward JaVins,
for shooting and killing George Morrow, VIII
come on for trial.
5,p supposed to be mad was shot, and
knocked IN the head with rUck' auo hneu
Yesterday evening 90 Klrg between 81. Asapn
aud Washington streets.
Woodcock are reported to be scarcer tbs sea-
son than for many previous years.
The Sunday school OF the st presbyterian
ChnIch weur to a pic mic at Car'ius' Springs
| to-day. n
The heat of the sun at noon to day on 70
,om - strand was sufficient to set tre 10 pie
of saw lust thrown from Messrs hosentna's
spoke factory. Alter being extlpgul-hea II
irnited the srcood lime at l:30 p. IN.
| The up train of cars from this city las
| nioht killed three horses at Mountain huf
bridge. F.,
The Methodist Protestant Church Supos'
school will 70 on an excursion 10 os''A
Springs tu-morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-29

CoLoRED NORMAL SCHOOL Tho closing
exercises Of tie Senior department OF the color
ed Normal School on Alfred st. bet. Princess
and Oronoco, took place on Friday last, an
We're of T. very interesting and satisfactory char.
acter, an ref scted great credit upon the lady n
charge, Mrs. M. E. Stratton. The GLASS was
ezam!2sd in all the branches of English ed aca
tio.., and exhibited remarkable degree of pro
fcieocy. The compositions OF William MadeIla,
Amanda Thompson, Euma Chinp, Eide
Row and Maria Arnold, are spokea of as espe.
ciaI,y cr=ditabe, and to the second named
handsome prZ. was awarded.
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The M arke(S.

New YORK, June 90 There is little doing
io stocks owing to the heat Mooey is easy al
3.5 per cent. Gold IS stronger, but still duI
at liz Virginia Us, ez coupon, - asked
new Co. -Four dull and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and unchanged Corn dull and dec!iuing
BALTIMORE, Jnoe % Virginia sizes, Old,
54a bid, So asked d.. 1866, e. bid, 81 ask,
ed; do. 1867, G. r,d, 62 asked. Cotton very
dull and DomInaIy 90 Flour dull and nominal
Wheat dull ADD pouinalIy declined &c; Mary
land l58.l10; Peuns .Ivania l45al50; West
crn l35al40; Corn offerings lght; white II
III; yellow los Oat. 60 Gle
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. ]
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 29-3 u. Ill
CONGRESS.


CONGRESS.
The Senate after hearing personal ext!a
nation from Mr.. Schurz. relative TO the =.
Domingo affair took up the tariff ryder to ~:
Internal revenue bill. and the discussion Their:
on. is still in progress
Mr.. Chandler gave notice during the deba:e
that be Was going to introduce bill to repea!
all taxes except upon liquors.
The House Of Representatives passed Seua e
bill amending the act OF 1867 protecting ac:ulE
settlers on public laods and also Senate bin
Tor establishing and prott s!ing National Gem"
teries.
The Reconstruction Committee have POS.
poned the general amnesty bill until December
INSECT LANEOCs.
The Presideot seat the following nu1n ne tons
to the Senate to day
Jnbu NJ Oliver, Assistant Justice OF the
Supr m" Court OF the District OF Columbia
VIM. B. Snell, Judge q the Police Court I'll
the District of Columbia
Herman Canant, E. 5 Julzc for Mis.issip.
pl: Il. ". Scott, Collector wilma ulsvi.Ic, O.c
gop; f. y. Scott. Collector Bridgeport. NJ.
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UTRlTTEN FOR ,APPLEroN y 90, 49, and nj

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tor ssle at rRENCH'S, No 95 King st. on
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ror to that capital WORK Inc Oo0ho
Abroad" by the same auth boz. , ~
Ag THE vIyRG IA TuUR1sTA9 sketches soO o.
i ,snhg an position Of fields for ths tours, II
VIgiE ia, natural beauties and wonders OF 1d Ins
state, accounts of its mineral springs h, aD kd
wsrI A. Pollard illustrated by engra wings
FROM actual ketches; 3. ,up..Yor
hno,ner lot 10 day of Lothian, " Put .p our
self in his Place" Queen Horten'e oesS'
Lanvdor,' etc.. etc. New BOOKS Gag cu
ia ~ ". u. - - - 49,
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Legislature. He thought it would be far bet
ter TO allow any and oil the mud pilots to board
! vessels and bring them up the river for such 9
pilce as they could get and he believed they
Won Id make more money by it, and they would
Dot be compelled to get out a license and be
put to other expense.
Mr.. Turner again ur2ed that som ething be
duue III the pTemises aud stated that even the
pilots who by the present law were forced on
the vessels, ran them aground and occasioned
them great loss. A halt q dozsn Vesse 8 had
been ru.: ashore ty then Within the last six
mnD.bs
Mr.. iteld said the law lately passed Was
step forward aud 10 the right direction, and as
it was so difficult to obtain the proper legisla.
tion lie lbousht it would be better not to petit
ton to. IT'S present modfca, ION. All knew
that e Was a. much opposed TO compulsory
pllvtage as any one could BE-. The law as it
now stood equa.ized pilotage, and ho had yet
TO meet Captain who obi; cLed to pay year
ly tee OF IS to keep boat on the station 30
that he could If be would take a pilot.
The Committee Of Conference on the dog
law then reported the bill III a n amended form
and 1t was passed
Mr.. Fleming petition MAS returned from
the Board OF Aldermen, with the action of the
Common Council non concurred 10, and com
nlttee OF conference asked for, aud vas laid on
the table
The board then, at quarter before eleven
clock, Without any OF the proceedings usually
attending hna! Adjournment adj burned sine
lie.