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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-09
LOCAL NEWS,
Church Services To-Morrow.

Christ Church. Service at IL a. N by Rev.
4. II. Mekim.
St. PauIs Esssrca.-Service at II a M. by
Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Chnrch.-S,rVice at II a. III. by Rev.
Il. A. Smith.
st. Mary s.-Mass 1T and IL a III. and Yes.
pe7s at Al D. m
First P'esbyterian.-Se in the morning
and a. night. by Rev. Mr.. Nc Atee
Second Pres6yterian.-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
Methodist Ep,scopal.-SerVice in the morn.
and at night by Rev Mr.. Haynes.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.-Ser-
mon in the morning and st night, by Rev. DR..
Hough
Methodist Protestant.--No service.
Village Chape1.--Service in thu morning and
vt night by Rev. Geo. w. Lightner.
RGptist.-Service in the morning aud at night
by Rev. Mr.. Rylsnd
Aicrcndria Christian Association.-Sundsy
prayer meeting in the First Presh. Church,
At p m. Daily prayer meeting in the rooms
Of the Association, Is King street, at p. m.
Bsthel-Servics at 3 p. M, at the foot of King
street
German Luth>ran. vice a. D. m, in
huir's building. bv Rev. Mr.. Brand.
Cameron Ran Chopel.-Service At s p. m. by
Rev. Mr.. Ryland.
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON July 9 The question at issue be-
tween France and Prussia relative to the Span
ish crown creates some uneuSDess IN the Englsh
markets. Both here and at Liverpool bread
stuffs and cotton are uncertain, IN tone, aud the
prices made are irregular. This is Altogether
duo to the pos 'bllity OF a C ,ntlncntal war. Inc
same influences are operating at Manchester IN
the market for cotton goods and yarns. The
general excitement does not seem tC have abat
ed. Threatened ruptureS still form the topic
for newspaper comment and for ordinary con-
versalion among people throughout Europe,
while the better opinion seems to be that war
will be ct last avoided The dispatches recelV-
ed from some quarters, OF the movents OF
troops, STRENGTHENING Of garrisons and the de-
parture of fleets, are well calculated 10 exotic
the gravest apprehensions. The following
facts, rumors, and editorial opinions are gather
ed from many sources by telegraph to day.
TheAustrianG Governments preparing to form
permanent camp near the Prusslan frontier.
She has had this plan in contemplation Tor a
long time:
The North German, (Berlip) Gszettc in its
leading article to day says: "Thc French press
is imprudeDt, wild. on the action taken by
Prussia in the Spanish question. The selection
OF the Prince of Hohepzoern depends solely on
the Spanish Cortes, and not on the wishes OF
Foreign Powers
Paris is considerably excited to- day by rumors
that Prussia is actively armiug at all Baltic
ports.
The Corps D Armec now operating against
the rebels in Algeria, under Gen. Wimpfen,
has been recalled.
The Gazette De France iParis) says: Duke
de Grammont's declaration in the Corps Leg
islati! recently is equivalent to the French utl-
matum The present situation is the result Of
Bsmarck's in triRues."
The journal Des Debais (Paris) says the
policy of the French Government on the Span
sh question threatens to make all Spaniards
unite on the Prince Of HohenzoIern.
Prime Minister Olivier yesterday assured
the French Senate that the offer of the crown
to Prussian was the act of Gen. Prim, and
was not bndiog on the Spanish Government.
PARIS, July 9.-The Bourse at Paris open
ed excited this morning; rentes 70 raucs, 25
confines or rs confines lower than the closing
figures Of last night.
The French Minister Of War has issued an
order TO all Generals commanding, requiring
them to report to the War Office Immediately
the condition Of the troops, arsenalS, amunl.
ton, &C., in their respective departments.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE ]
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 9-3p. ID.

WASHINGTON, July 9-;p. ID.
CONGRESS.
The Senate was occupied with the consider
alton OF the bill granting pension Of three
thousand dollars to Mrs. Mary Lincoln.
Mr.. McCreery opposed the bill as danger
Gus precedent No such provision had been
made for the wives Of Harrison or of Taylor.
Senators must be liberal indeed with other
peoples money if they were going to give a
gratuity 40 large out of the money drawn from
the over taxed toll Of the country to support
Mrs Lincoln in afuence in Europe.
The debate was continued by Mr.. Fenton in
favor, and Messrs. Salisbury, Thurman and
Yeates 10 opposition.
A vote will not be reached Tor some hours.
In the House OF Representatives, among
other business
Mr. McKeuzi lie introduced bill to prevent
obstructions on tho Potomac river, and to ex-
cmpt vessels navigating the same from fhe
compuls Dry payment of pllotage.
The bills were referred to the committee on
commerce and ordered to be printed.
The Senate disabilities bill will not reach
the House before Monday, and it will tax the
energies OF those who press it to get vote
upon it before the close Of this session.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs. The Mayor has instruc-
ted the police officers to arrest all boys against
whom information is lodged for pitching or
throwing balls or stones in the streets.
Mr.. John Stephenson, the newly elected
Superintendent Of the Poors' House, has as-
sumed control OF that institution.
\ party OF employees of the Southern At
lantc telegraph company have pitched their
tents and gone into camp on the common near
the corner OF Alfred andW likes streets.
All loungers found in the market square this
evening and night will be arrested in obedience
10 orders issued from the Mayors office.
\ woman committed to the work house some
days ago Tor disorderly conduct, escaped from
that place OF confinement day before yesterday.
Four new handsome passenger cars for the
Brunswick and A bauy R ,ilroad passed through
here this morning via the O., A. & NJ. r. K.
The CLERKS Of the Hastings and County
Courts have moved into their new Offices In the
Court House building and appearances there
are decidedly more comfortable than formerly.
One hundred and fifty nine marriage licenses
were ISSUED from the Office of the CLERK OF the
county court for this county during the year
ending on the lst. instant.
About 500 coNored people from along the
lDc OF the n, - ~ IL. II. n. aITlVeu mere tuis
morning on train of rox and gondOa cars 90
holiday excursion. Many of them went over
10 W ashington.
The wife of Mr.. G. ". Comptou: from Alex
andria, Louisiana, who arrived here on the b
inst. on her way to tho Bath Alum Springs,
died yesterday morning at tho Marshall House.
Mr.. NJ. Bossart, No. 2l South Fairfax street,
has Just received supply OF the freshest, larg
eat and best favored oranges and lemons that
VIC have seen this season-just the things for
the "eather-otcourse only Ices aud lemoDande.
The coIored people OF the Piscataway neigh
borhoood celebrated the ratification of the
& Fifteenth Amendment to day. Some from this
city went down, accompanied by band of music
from Washington.
8 The hen house of Mr.. John W. Campbell,
q was robbed on Thursday last during the abb
3 sence OF the family, who we're GA a SUNDAY
u School excursion Of all It's contents.
81 Mr. Ovens, on King street, between Fairfax
81 and Water streets, received yesterday from
81 Norfolk supply of fresh cams aud oysters.
s Mr.. John Thompson, on Prince street, op.
s# posl,e the Gazette Office. has received a supply
@ Q! fresh clans and crabs from Norfolk.
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The MARKET, this morning, was very we'll
Supplied with meats AID vegetables without
much change 10 prizes If The latter, though
they are becoming more plentiful. ard there
is tendency 10 a decline. B ackberries, ap-
plies. whortleberres, &C., ere now abundant.
Butter 80 10 40 cts per 10. Sturgeon 8 cta.
per lb.-the only fish in market. Eggs 80 c;s.
per dozeo. New Potatoes from 35a35 cts. per
peck Cabbages from s 70 20 cts. per head.
Tomatoes 40 cts per half peck. Cucumbers
=, to . CTS. per dczer.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG K. Il.

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG H. H..
Til, argument in the case of j. &. Stuart
vs.. ". S. Lincoln-applicationt for an iojuDc.
ton 10 reStraln he parties at present nominal.
y at the head It the Alexandria and Freder-
cksburg railroad lron assuming the control OF
tho affairs OF that road any ionger-which has
been in progress before Judge Underwood at
Chambers for several days past, was coatiuu
ed to-day b. S. +. Bach for defendants, and
conc uded by il. &. Chandler fIr plaintiff
The judge retained the papers and deferred
rendering decision
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Z, lied.

At the residence Of her SON, VIM II. Boiler,
in Frederick CO Md on the Sd instant Mrs.
SARAH E. LYNCH, re,ict of the late VIM.
Lynch. in the 18th year OF her age For many
years the subject of this notice Was member of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, and her
walk and Conversation were in harmony with
the profession of her faith.
On Saturday last, July I'd, 1870. EDWARD
THOMAS, infant son OF Edward e. and Laura
Delahay. aged 10 months and q days.
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FoToMAc BRANCH PILoTs. 1.-The Commis
sioDers appointed by the court to examine APP
pcants for The position OF branch pilots have
issued licenses 10 Captains James Adams,
James Hammond, Oyleton Taylor and Francis
Keys. Captain Adams has been appointed
agent Of the Board Of Pilots, vice Captain
James Trcakle, resigned. Licenses have been
made out for aud will b, issued to Captains
James Hepburn, j. r. Scott, William Treakle
and Ephram Cheshire.
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RAILROAD Lives.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
ASSAS RAILROAD.


Ea % III M 80 @ zs@sE 9
On and after MONDAY, June 20 1870, one
daily passenger train wi | run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting st
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad 10 Richmond, Covington and the Vir.
gina Springs; at Lynchburg for the West and
South west, and at Washington, to the North
and North west.
Leave Washington daily at 6:55 a. M. and
Alexandria ut 0:0O 4. m, arriving at LynchbuTg
at sos o. m.
Leave Lynchburg at s:25 a. M. arrive q.
Alexandria at DE =. M, and at washington
st 6:l5 p. n.
Also daily including Sunday. "a passenge train
e ntoayas ~ss.tva HINGToN and
lCuMOND-msking close connections st
Richmond and Washington in the direct line
between New York and the South Atlsntc
States
Leave Washington at G:35 p. m, and Alexan.
drs ut 1928 p m arrive ut Gordonsville at ll:4O
p. m, and At Richmond at 3:20 a. n, connect
ing with tram leaving Richmond at $50 q. m.
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest.
Leave Richmond at 9:45 p. m, and Gcrdon5-
Vile ~ l2:45 a m; arrive at alexandria at sos
o m. and st Washington at sos M. connect
ing with earliest trains to New York and
Northwest.
Also, daily night train 70 White Sulphur
Springs, without change of cars, from Balti-
more, with sleeping c.r-running in connection
with night t ain to and from Richmond. Ar
rive at tho White Sulphur 1T 10 .. n. Leave
2.20 p In.
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave Alexandris at ii q M, pass Strasburs at
34 p. N and arrive ut Harrisonb burg at 40
m Eastward lo4ve HsrrisoEburg at G.3O
m pass Strasburg ~ Q % Il m , arrive at
Alexandria at As m. Washington 235 p. m.
and Baltimore at ABB y m
Good connections, by comfortable Coaches.
are made On this line TO MlGdlsourg from The
Plains; to Uppervile. from Piedmont; to Ca
pom Sp7i rs from S:rasburg; TO Orkney Springs
| from Mount jackson and to Rawey and Au-
gusts Springs and Meyers Cave from Harris.
| onburg.
Both the Eastward and Westward bound
| trains maze close connection at Slrasburg with
| ths Winchester and >trssburg Railroad to Win
| chester, Harper's Ferry, 81.
Through tickets and baggage checked TO ell
| prominent points.
J. II. BROADUS,
io IT-tf General Ticket Agent.
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4 HANDSOME DoNATION.-Mr. A. G. p.
Dodge of New York, woo married and Alex
andra lady, has presented the Theological! Semi
nary near this city with 500 900, the money to
be appropriated to the endowment Of two of
The existing -profeSsorships.
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New WHEAT The first new wheat of the
season, brought 10 this city, was exposed for
sale this morning after Change hours,
by Mr.. F. G. Swaipe, and was bought by Mr..
&. G. Brown at SO Equality, fair red. The
first received last season was on the 9th oil
July-quality, fair white, and sold for $50.
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CITY ITEMS.

have on hand large surplus OF WHITE
SUITS, composed Of tho very best of kussls
Duck, made in the latest style and worth $40,
$l2 and $l5 per suit. Being determined &c
close them out before my remov |, ! will sell
SO suits at Sc; sl2 suits ~ IS, and Sl5 suits al
$40. S. DEA LIAM,
jv5-2swtr 81 King street.
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CORPORATION TAXEs.-As will be seen by
reference to az advertisement 10 another COL
umn Of tc-day's Gazette, the tax collectors are
now prepared to receive their Dues a dis
count of % per cent will be allowed 90 ell bills
paid in curren; funds, on or before the 25th
instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-09

LAND SALE.-Mesars. Brawner & Co., Land
Agents Of this city, sold % the eth iost., the
farm of Mr. Samuel # Scasser, containing
80 acres, near Herndon Station, A., L. & H.
r. R. for $1,000 to Mr.. Walter Bradley, Of
the county of York, Eogand
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Tone yOur SCSfatu.

The tonic properties OF Speers "Stsndsrd
Wine Bitters' are such that hone can use them
without receiving essential benefit. The effect
vii! be to maintain the usual stamina and vigor
of th eisystem. Sold By Druggists i96-lW
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WILL BE SOLD, at pub! C auct on, OH SA.
w TURUAY, the both day Of July 1870, at
IL m in front Of the Mayors office. Alexan-
dria, Virginia the following REAL ESTATE
situated in tho city of Aiexsndria. Va, viz -
LOT No l-Situated on tho north side OF
Jefferson street. 10 feet east Of Fail fax st. O.
deep with BRICK TENEMENT thereon.
LOT No. 2-Adjoning lot No. on tho %ost
fronting on Jefferson street 23 feet inches, snd
100 feet deep, TO an alley 3 feet inches " d.
LOT No. ga joining lot No. on the west
fronting on Jefferson street q eet incb"s anl
100 feet deep to an alley 3 feet inches wide
TERMS-One third to be paid in cash, "nd
the residue in IL and Is months; tho notes Of
the purchaser to be taken Tor the deferred pay
ments, bearing interest from the ds' Of sale,
and the title to be retained unit! the entire pur
chase money is paid.
jy S-eots WELLS A Il aRPFR.
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MAR KIED.

On Wednesday evening July 9Th, at st.
James Church. LDesburg, by Rev R.T. Davis,
JY. BASSELL 70 Miss RE BECCA g., daugh-
ter OF the late Prof. VIM B Benedict, of the
National Observatory. all Of LeesburS.
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~ NOTICE.-Wo have on hand q
large stock OF Ladies', Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
to reduce our stock, will soil ut greatly reduced
prices. All in want will do well to call at 4
King street.
jan I8-tt w g. WADDEY
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The Markets.

New YORK, July 9.-Stocks quiet Money
Sa4 per cent. Gold liz. Virginia skies, ex.
coupon, CT; new g. Flour-Shlpplng wanted;
other grades dull and heavy. Whest steady !;
sound wanted.
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SWeefhearts md Wiyes

Essays for Young Men on Single and Wed.
ded Life-the dangers of Celibaey, and tn e
joys of true Marriage with sanitary aid for
those VINO are in any Way, untitled for matri
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
b'1 I, Philadelphia Pa. my 26-3m
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DlCTIoNARY.-A copy Of Webster's Diction-
afy, large quarto, was taken from this Office
yesterday reward will be given for its re-
tuEL' "r information that will lead to its
sry; It Is seen or offered for sale, this notice
s"''i 'umce as to where it belongs. jy s-8t
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Ii. STRAUSS, corner of King and St. Asaph
streets. has just returned from the North with
large supply Of cheap and stylish simmer
lothing. The best duck suits at from g. SO to
S4.50 Give him a call.
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EXCURSIONS. PlCNICS, &c.

JEFFERSON CIRCLE, Mop, B.U.H.F.CA
81 Will give their
SHALL HALL. IN MONDAY,
July 10Th Sc.
Tho steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
will leave King stree. wharf ut s Il. IN and !
and D. M. Leave Marshall Hall ut and IL
F. NJ. Tickets COR gentleman ard lady 81; gen
tlemsns single tckols T5c; ladys ticket SOC
children over 8 years of ago 25c
The Holly HILL BRASS and STE1NG
BAND has been engaged Tor the occasion.
Committee Of Arran gemenis.
A. Marshall +. Lucas, 3 +. Penn, James
Travis, John keisler, L Tominsou.
iu I'D
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TOURN ENT AND BA Il l.
TO CoMEoFF
TJTESDAY lilly 18th 1870

TOURN AMENT AND BAL
TO COME OFF
TUESDAY, JULY 18th. 1870,
At the Natl. Driving Park ana Fair Grounds
Washington, D. G.
Conveyances loave the Navy Yard and the
principal hotels every half hour. Tournament
to commences at l o'clock p. m A full Brass
Band is engaged. This is expected TO bs the
gIandest OF the season.
KNIGHTS:
j. c. Wildman, lvanhoe 2. II Hill, Mos:
Side T. F. Semmes, Front dc RGuf; j b
Hill. The Hills; r. T. Mix. Como: f. !. Fen.
wick. Locust Grove; w. b. Breert1n. jr
q. w. Talbert. st Elmo; j. W. Walsh. Cres
cont; W. B Browne, Rosewall; w. Brooke
Hope; y. Jsrboe, Prince George; W B Baynr,
Grove; r. B. Lloyd, jr, "Tho Knight Un-
known, of the Old Dominion" r. j Murray
Deloraine; Alex. Wallace, Forestvillei Wal
lace Hall, Mellwood.
Judges
John 81. Semmes. L. l.. Hume. j. G. Wiswa!l,
l. +. Young A. p. Hill.
Chief Marshsll-Dr. P. H. Heiskell
Aids-L. l. Young. K. 81. Hereford.
Orator of the Day-R b. Washington.
Orator of the ening-F. McNerhsnny.
Committee of Arrangements-R. &. Gwynn
F. Y. Fenwick, f. F. semmes.
Admission 6Oc ~ Ut
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STEAMBOATS,.
A LEXANDRiA, NORFOLK AND EUS-
~ TON STEAMBOAT LINE.

A LEXANDRiA, NORFOLK AND BOS-
n TON STEAMBOAT LINE:
The now and elegant steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain Denly. leaves lsTaa
DAY ana WEDNESDAY,, at p m, touch
ing to md fro at principal landings; returning,
leave Norfolk at p. m. every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, connecting at Ncriolk with the
Rich mond and Boston steamers and Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad. Through tickets and
spply to JOHN q. PHILLIPS, PhilIips'
wharf, King street. Alexandria. or to = I.
bkO "N q SON, General Agents, Washing
ton, D. G or V. D GRONEK, Norfolk Va.
:. BROWN, PLANT s. CO., Prop.
Washington. je 25-tf
DOGOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
/ April &c, 1870.
In order to promote public cow enence, the
steamers OF this lie will on to NOR 81
row Wednesday, the 18th Instant
commence their hourly trips from Alexandria
al n quarter before a NJ; last trip from Alex
dria at p. M; first trip from WASHINGTON city
at 6 3 N last trip from Washington city d:
y. m. BY this arrangements safe hourly coto-
municatioE may be had with Washington, ard
connection made with the o'clock g. m. train
for Baltimore.
The steamer WAWASET is making her
usual trips down the Potomac to Cone river
and Intermediate landings, leaving Alexandria
Tuesday and Friday mornings at q M:
;. ). HOWISON,
President Potomac Ferry Co..
SAM l.. GEDNEY, cen. Supt. ap lG tt
VIVA HINGTON. ALEXAN pRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
CUMPAEY.
Tho steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper, will resume ke7 regular -sE-A
trips, leaving B.ltlmore on Satur-
day next, at 4 o'clock p. IN and returning,
will leave Alex .ndria every Wednesday morn
inr, n, 81 O'Clock. For freight apply to
mar I-9m B. WHEAT, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-09

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA ENTER
PR1sE.-The Legislature Of Virginia has lust
passed an act of Incorporation to the Mount
Pleasant Free Stone Company and naming J.
Newton Haruer, Nj. D. Corse, William j..
Armstrong, J. D. Adams, George W. Lin
Vile, B. F. Sceva, George c Wedderburn, NJ.
Eldlidpe, Riley A. Shinn, James l. Barbour,
+. A. Reed, John 2. Agnew, their associates
and successors, as carporatora, under the above
name. for the purpose of quarrying stone and
slate and manufacturing mari 10 the counties
OF Fairfax, Prince William, King George and
Stafford. Ye, the principal cifics 10 be Heated
in Alexandria.
The capital stock of the company shall not
be less than S. 900 Eor more than S25O, OOO.
in shares OF 500 EACH and the property, funds
and assets Of the company shall alone be res
DOL sib!c for its debts, &c. The company Is
also authorZ ID to borrow q sum OF money not
to exceed $4,000, at a rate OF interest not
above - per ccDtum. By the sale OF their
bonds, or their giving mortg &c or deed OF
trust 90 their land and fixtures to secure the
same.
The company will proceed at once to an
organization. and the prospects are that the
cnterplisu vii be grand success, the auarrlcs
having been worked for nearly one hundred
years, and the products mce'ing with ready
demand. - Washington Republican.
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n II K & X G u 4 n
i OF THE
ALEXA. CATH BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,
viii be given to GLYMONT, Oh MONDAY.
July 1lth, 1870
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA has
been chartered for the OCCASION, ard - sa y
will leave her wharf at AN, aid 4sAssaasAA
p. H.; returning, leave Glymont at ana II
p. m.
The committee pledge themselves TO make
this one of the best excursions of the season.
Prof. COOKS BAND has be- n engaged.
Master Of Ceremonies,
RIcHAR NJ. LATHAM.
Floor Managers.
John T. Hill. Jas a Higgins. NJ. II. Nash.
Committee of Arrange mants
James A Higgins. Norman +. moore.
Edward Hughes t Walter Cole
John Lannon. Richard n Latham.
Tickets for gentleman and lady 81; lady 5
ticket SIC. chidren and servants 25c.
lie 23-d3 tJ4&d
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Police REPORT. -MAYoR's OFFICE. Ben
iamn Boswell, for disold ry conduct was dis
charged up promise OF future good behavior.
Elizabeth Digs, col nred, for disorderly con
duct, was discharged with az admonition.
Lewis Coleman, discharged soldier, for
dsorderly conduct, was discharged upon the
payment OF costs.
John H. Lee, colored, for striking Isabella
Webb, coored, was fined and discharged.
a strange Irish woman, who wanted employ.
mcnt but was too requiring 10 her choice, was
locked up in the watch house uutil the passion
into which she had been wrought by party
boys could be allayed.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-There we're no cases
of criminal CHI sracter at either of the Magis-
trates Offices this morning
WATCH REPORT Nigh: clear and temper
aturc cool. Three colorcd balls were in progress
at Fishtown, but they we're conducted quietly.
There were 20 disturbances and no arrests by
the watch. Three dodgers we're accommodated
ut the watch house.