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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
OBITUARY.
ARIIInR FOLSOM.

Mr.. Arthur Folsom, Hayden Consul IN New
York died yesterday ut Orange, NJ j.. In tho seventy
fifth year OF his age. He u native OF the State OF
Mlnc but resided for nearly y years IN the Island Of
Hay during the greater part OF which time ho
gagged in mercantile pursuits, first at JEROME and after
ward at Cape Hayten. At the latter place he filed for
many years the Office Of American Consul and tho
overthrow of Sanavc's Government ana thc accession OF
President Saget to power In the early part Of this year.
lac was offered the post Of Iayuen Consul In this city,
which he accepted. Ho WAS highly esteemed by the
Hayens of all classes for his many virtues and for the
deep interest he manifested in the welfare OF their
country The Methodist Church IN The town of Jcrcmie
built, nearly thirty years ago. principally through
his instrumentanty.
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DIED.

AMBLER-At Chatham Consr. n T. on Monday 2' inst Rlia
A., vile OF Joha Amber aged 20 years.
CAFETERIA Pcsamin FRIDAY Nov 10. Mar, daughter Of
late Jsm Cochran, aud w Of tie Eev ihona Carter u ne
TIE relatives friends sectfuly invited ,teni tie hnerd
from on r. Tu eSdss d. e ed n o G% o Last f''A
nerrsr Ce6sio, wife Of J; NJ Cel.llos Of ihse city
Friends Of the family respectfully nTe attend TIC funeral services
sepens church East Taeny-dsh'hst on TUESDAY HorniAE
22d inst, at loi o'clock
cnrITERLxGAt Bloomfield N j. Nov 49, Hannah .ao~ Of he
late John Gathering ir IN the q year Of asE age ia,
BsrcliySt. II an
coNxLIS9A Port Jsrvs ny on s,tpri, h' ION q oSs
puuers % Tuesday, Nov. a. a. aoeoeE p m
EPGARIn Bq,ln:;S5 love EEd. Sey 49, Parker Bs'r son
TUESDAY, Now o., al "
FRES0I1 a," v'GSs on 81 hs o Oct 1er four -c
the Tsmnlny society Tor yeus Conis.oaer Jurors
inferred at II beside his parS0. rhee wi be oSs.r,
GILDERsLEEvEIn Booyn, Sunday evening Nov 90 o,dps
ys5s Ia lie S e1T ne xe p''d " and Anna
Relatives an h eas Of thu family respectfully invited
ne nsn tue r,leHee OH Pa'en O' AOn'Aset gu Wednss
GRBRNAt MOn.r n. j. on Sunday Nov 90 Of TYPHOID t,..
Fepd Of the faulty etfai Invited his funeral o.
!hs Preses'eran CharcA houear. NJ "Wednesday me ~
McIyER-In Jersey CITY sopdy Nov Q? David H. acI'sr '<
TIC relatives family v,rics Loge No 81 andA NJ
aud the Masonic fraternity 10 e He TO .si his taaesa
on Wenesy AZ eTnoon ~ oe.ocAi iroa Us A'o ie1o Az" ~
South Thr.s'. Jersey City.
PINNEY-Yesterdsy morning 2 Ambrose Paney aged q y.a0
aud IL daya
Funeral take place wele.lav 2 at oooes IN The sn.'noe
hom reside ~ the fali, oorte 81 f Ae az 40
nGr.ts sem FnsA4. Of the Iung .nI The @sn'e" OF w
Bar nyel 10 attend
RRYNOLDS-At j. on SUNDAY h EVsh hF hosss hsr
uohls. tue 69b year Of his age LII, ,--,.-, A. . -.
Relatives And n e Of the family eaJ invited to attend he
funeral fom bis residence on ,eH'res, a. 0eoe.
Wednesday tho 81 insE
yOTRY-On SATURDAY the 10th MS bOins ~ j. blen rcle q
Pear Voter 10 he 6jth year Of her aie
p, 80 friends family eifsly Hyel
10 ,s, Church OSnse lock Tresiiy morning s
re lO eloc. tain, AvTrs
Bsrsy st., for Brick Church station
ppp In . civ on sunday rb inst Anua Webb vdsv
" IN l.te Ben mi Webb, age " years
~ - nd. ard the m,Ute-s Ruge
,,urcb congregation eciulY inyi Ell
2Ai ilIt 10 eocs IN CAueh
Ws.on ave- corner Twenty nipgh Her gill tales
a, Lar
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THE ANNEXATION OF HEwFoUyDLAYD.

The Newfoundlanders residing in Newly
and brooklyn propose TO organize Union Society,""
and to adopt every available means Of ngitating tho
cause Of anne xation In Newfoundland. The Ncwfound-
landcrs Of Boston will form Cooperative Union by
which they hope To create powerful element that will
snulate renewed action the ahneXatOusts OF their
own cUuntry aud those OF tho other British PrOyinccs
They will meet In this city Brooklyn within n few
weeks and draw up declaration OF their sentiments In
reference to the they advocating, aud transmit
10 their leading cOnnrymen ut home. The late action
of the British Government toward the colony OF New
fouulaud II their great incentive 10 make these
II Jrts 10 become annexed with the United btates.
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VERSIONS WALK.
WEbTUN-b VAIN.
Weston began his task of walking 400 miles

Weston began his task OF walking 400 miles
In i've days at 1915 Sunday night I'm tbe presence Of
the following judges Charles Wnans, Samuel b. Isaacs,
Capt. II. O. McDouga Thos f. Morris, Chas p. Dickln-
son, and Chas. spooner After walking 20 miles In
hours minutes. and seconds be took rest of hours
and 40 minutes aud then resumed his walk and did not
again. except for meals until 53i p M when he had
accomplished co miles, the actual time Of walking exclu
sye OF rests and sOppagcs being 10 hours &c minutes
and seconds He walked the last circuit OF the Goth
mile In minute and 81 seconds. Each circuit is 1856 feet
and seven circuits aud feet constitute one
mile. Up to tho close OF his Goth mile Lo had therefore
made 42 circuits md TO complete the entire distance ho
walk 1850 circuits His average time 10 each cir
cult has been minute and n seconds
He will commence his ll2mile Walk tonight AZ
o'clock. Dr. Flint took few circuits VI tho RINK with
him Yesterday afternoon.
Tne following table shows the time for each mile and
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ENGLISH OPINION or GEN BUTLEES
PROGRAliJiE.
HOW TIE rRIBUHE's LOWELL LETTER LOOKED
ABROAD.
D., III. p.lI Nail Gaze

HOW TIE TRBUSE's LOWELL LETTER LOOKED
ABROAD.
Prom The Pail Mail Gie'te
For dealing with such q crisis American poll
tcnus arc provided with cxpedcnt OF very vulgar
aud commonplace character but OF old date and Of
frequently proved efficacy II II ~ get up dispute WIN
Great Britain and by appeals 10 tho deep innd of hatred
and jealousy OF this which always IN reserve
o cS OF attention from the dangerous collateral con-
trnyersy The first nulo of the familiar air has been
srrck y Mr. BENJAMIN Butlcr, whose abilities ought rs
little 10 10 lost sgt Of the scandals OF his personal
anI military history and letter informs uS or tho
eyoct variations 10 which We are to be treated Mr..
Hutrr shows sound instinct In postponing tho Alabama
aims 4, n new grievance lie has the impudence indeed
to SAY that Great Britain fitted out the ship which be
came the Confederate Crutcr, which Is AN assertion
ra,tly ON "A level with tho statement that the United
Cnycrnuent of National Defense; tho innuend0
A., ther ,se being that the Government which
Ala tho act But this very audacty Is proba
y Intended misSvinBs as 10 the Alabama case,
With nre becoming common among American lawyers
J fh, other complaint which Mr. Butler urges Is much
moro promising for his purposes The complaint That
fishing boats excluded from certain fishing
ruds on the coast NJ the Dominion Of Canada, has tao
sdynntage raising question which Is nearly nsolubo
A. s.f and which embarrassed beside by the strong
,eug ON "A subject which possesses the Canadians. The
n.r rus OF Pubic Law Is that three miles of sea are
n,d "A. ,nd and under the exclusive Jurisdiction
~ ahe state 10 which the adjacent shores belong But
This rule is modified by another, which Is TO tho
s1.ct that bays and e5tuaries inelosod by head
ianJs form part Of tho mnrltime territory OF tho
sinto 10 which tho headands belong. even though
,e,c soud water within the bay. wlcl Is moro than
,e miles from either cost II Is under this rule that
Inc Unlle1 oLates ciu exclusive lullsdlruVn 0yor pel
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MICHIGAN
MIJHIUAN.
III, vorr poD CoNCREsSNTN-1O TFICIAI.l
ALABAMA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGrsLATu

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 21.-The Alabama Legs
ature met to-day at 70 o'clock No quorum of the SEN
ate being present it adjourned until 10 o'clock tomor-
row. The House temporarily organized, and adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow. There many rnois afoat
as TO the object Of the Senate in meeting to-day as more
than quorum in the city. The Senate ana House
have 10 count the vote east at the late election ana 1t
will pronabIy be done this eek and the officers In
stalled Gov Lindsay, Senators Warner and spencer,
Congressman Hay, and other prominent politicians are
I'm he ciE
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Wind. Wind Yoro<
AHINT FoR TAKING TIE CENSUS.

To the EdttOT or Jhe IriOhHc.
SIR: Before left for the country IN July
last wrote a list with full particulars. OF every mem
her of my household Us nunber, which was given ny
my servants 10 the censustaker when he called Ths
saved him at least half hour and was complete and
correct Why cannot printed forms be t al each bOu
To bo carefully filed up by intelligent occupant
ready for the official when he goes roundf TINS piah
woui much time, and prevent many eiIo...
kctrL York NOV. u, 1870 Yours &c, tlrLES.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

U.v,y, Not, H. va LAKE, CRY. Fla, Nov. 2i.-sugsr Tn
quoe n dl0 reals Tor No. y D. \ EKchangeon I9iei hs
t,,s SIGHT In currenc II per dscolct short sgh pr q
premium So dav, sight, go q per premium hoH sL'
rrenu
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The Bridceport Conn. cburcb scandal grow

ing out of bitter controversy To alleged
I'm the conduct of the pastor. the Rev Mr. Richard, has
moi Terminated with the recent death that Clergyman
Two members OF the church. B H. Bear isley aud Is. X
Mills have been aIrLgned and expelled for circulating
repDrts Injurious u the reputation OF tho late pastor
adcr he had excused from all charges by resolution
vi the CONGREGATION
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TENTH WARD.

HOhman's majority $3.50. -: i,'os, n ne
Lieutenant GOycmoT-Kaufnann, 1904 bcacn, 2,9it
r1}eacb's majority, 1852. 49, So, -,
MayOr-Ledwith, 1920 Hall, 2,G5l Halls majority,
Controller-Tappan Rep. and Y. d., 1OSS Connolly,
yTaJn 2733; Connolly majority, l,Gi6
Sheriff-BrOwn Rep and \. d., 1913; brennan lain''
1852; BreHuan's majority, l7oy. -,
County Cerk-Stemmler Rep and l. d. l,oo'i Loe"'
uam 500 LOew's majority, 1,776 - 49,
Coroners-Kep and Y. D., Flynn, l,13i; Freeh, Los
En1x Ills: Tam, Keenan,, 2s6; Young, 2,8l9; Herr
snaD 2f49 MajOrities- 1852; Young, l,1l /;
IIrrI1nau, GA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

Ira Baker and T.. l.. Harris, members OF
Poughkeepsie Fire Company lately $40 Conied-
crate note from negro by confidence" game, ana
then snatched his wach and chain, aud away. Be
inc arrested nd arragued, they were shown 10 have
committed other crimes, and important developments
are expected in connection with the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

A new and singular disease has broken out
omong tbe cattle OF Somerset County. y. j. The animals
when attacked show no extraordinary symptoms but
die in about three hours IL babies All attempts al ouo-
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THE CTTY-[OFFICIAIl.

HOfnanS nj. Orlty 60
tGOvCrnor-hautmahnj WI b@d'"' owe
e3each's majority, $3.50. - 49, -, ,.,.- q 40
COntroller-Tappan Rep. and u d. Doll Commonly
tam 32O7; COnnOllys majority, 2,G26 NJ,
Sherif-BrOwn, Rep. and y. De- 2oli brehhan Aalnj
gCDz; Brennan's majority, 3,32l $500 .. 49,
County Clcrb-StemmOr, Rep. ana Y d., eooi Loo"'
TaIn I, 2S4: LOew's majority, 2,729. -, nm w.
COroncrs-Iep and y d. Flynn, co.. Freeh, $40; KNOX
Ess; Tam. Keenan, 1926; Young, 3,22l; Herman 80
ajortes-Keenan 29l6; Young, 2oZ; Berrlnan' 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22
METEOROLOGICAL RECoRD.

The following is an official report by tho
Signal Service Omitted States Army. Division OF Teie
grams and Reports, for the Benefit OF Commerce
This report IL sent simultaneously from all the places
named at midnight, Washington time;
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Ncxf wcdreNday evening ---- - 40 pa,aE r,,sc oas
the OF broadway and uf aAas~ NV
u their stock IeTa ltory to removal
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NEVADA.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN TIE LEGISLATURE ON
JOINT BALLOT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Thc latest election
returns from Nevada make the Assembly tie aud give
the Senate a Republican majority of three,
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Wedding nnd Visiting CBrds. Initial Stamping Note Pays
Wa EyLKUsLLs lOi FJLTOsr ORD DyTcn CGuseh
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Pianists' Academy,

10
Por Piano Ogsr amt Harmony sso ealing Ca'ss once hysn
IL pm bkhNAlbO' D1EANLsA'' WI
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6pttial Notices.

Stem Winding
w + G III l. j,
ffOn ts
ELGTN wALTHAM, aud LEADING GENEVA PAcroRIR
Al a Remarkably Loo Ptes.
MILLER & GOODRICH, AGENTS.
25 JoHS-sr.M
A Card.-fire In Twenty-nintA-st.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
consequences burning Factory srdsu v n
delayed Cor short tine bot W have nsds s.Dsepsns IN
vcrJ Little delay q. l. 4 J. D. kkhrr 4 o.
al BsoADwAr Nsw.Yoak, Nor. 81, I'm
Diamonds. Ftae Geld Watches.
Fine Coz JewelrI sDd suvorvse saiA< prhas
0ko. q ALLkS. ~ Br0sAS<x. ~ ktAsas 49,
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Turkish Baths C Terincton-sve Ladies' g % Ges
tlemen, coa,iAniy, dsy and night 4 &. AN0sLi ". d.
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ASSEMBLY,
IOWA.
rnE yOrE FOR CoNGREssMKN [orrIcIALl.

RD Den
hoCfaTy. Cagge.t
I.-.....::..; 1881 1921 HIS l2,5OJ
Majority for McCrary 1885, do for McCrary in &c. 6oS
Cotton Lehngwell bmyth. LeaHgseL
H...-...... .l5,OS6 eS55 . 1853 1921
Majority Tor Cotton 5Zio; 90 Tor SInyth IN 1865 1926
DOuEsn stOsemAn- Alson. bills
III. .........l5,M l096l 2,119 H,l20
Majority for DOnnan $500; do for Allison In 1868, $500
walden smith Loughndge. Irish
Nv. .19,OO5 1883 24,057 1851
Mai for Walden, Il2j; do for Loughrdge In 1865 1926
Palmer Montgomery. Palmer Bryan.
V............ .l9ly5 l20l6 2O,409 1892
Majority for Palmer 1882 DO. Tor Palmer in 1868
on kmeltzer. Pomeroy. ROeL
VI.....-.......lO,4S4 5,9l7 1918 C,257
Majority Orr iO5O7; do for POnerOy in 1868 l056
fe vote in the I'D District 70 fiji the vacancy In The
XIlst Congress stood follows: Wolf Rep 1883; J.
n Preston, Dem. 1884; X NJ Preston, Dem, loss; Lef-
94xgCII. 9e,. WCIs L1A0I.b over ~ 1I6L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-22

Dr. S.ge's Catsrrh ReTedy.sso reward fo- m 'oarahs
Sod b Druggists by mail % ernts pamphlet Tree AZ
dIess Il. v PsKcE, VI. D.. 10 SoIeeasL Daiao y. l.
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ILLINOIS.
THE VOTE FOR

THE VOTE FOR CONGRESsMEN-lOFF1CI
~ --tS70.-~ --1S6S.--
,l.ts Rep. IsL All Dim. R,p. Dena
Parwell. Wentworth. Judd. Wallace
Cook Couptv... 2O,349 15,025. ..... 27,4lt 1928
Moiority for Farwoll k,37 do for Jud In 1863 sls.
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In 1863 the vote of the lid District was rs l"oWS'
Sheldon, Rep 1851; Hunt, Dem, b,SJoi Shedohs ma
jOrity, l,179.
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MARRIED.

BARD-WHTTE-A Trinity Church, Booiln COun Nov IS b Re,
r. Camp spragUe Bard VI SesforA All Sarah WLt-
Brooilyn. No cards.
-BUCKLEYOn SATURDAY Nov 49, the rerce II Dr.
Caanach --sNL. ~ T., By tie Re-. Waller In
Gerrari veieinqr hsuuih dsan.er
Francis Bckl.y acken bnuskrrrY C0a1ts wicklow leH
VAN BOKKRLBN-REQUA-in yrginil, Neyidi, At 81 lsu''
hnrch Nov Bishop Whitaker W. A. NJ Van BOkkch 70 As
Mary Grace RequA OF White Plains, New York
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed uih laH
name and nillIess
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LOUISIANA.

Total..........12,O0T 1888 1897 2l.42o
Majority for Rice. 1926 do. for Burr IN loGS, 1923
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FOURTEENTH WARD
Il s-GOVE1lNOh


9cdChs majority, 2,420 ,,. .oo
Mayor-ISdwith, rs, Hail. 22loi Halls majority, US
COntrolleI-Tappan, Rep. and y. D., 996i Commonly
Tam, 1878; COnnOIly's majority 06 - 49, ,
County Clerk-Semnler. Il y. and y. d. 1871 LOe",
Fam, 3,0S7; LJew's majority, $500 - ., o -,
COrOncrS-Kep. and \. D.-Fiynn 1868, frech ~ khoA
1873; Tammany-KCenan 1854 Young 2,6l5, Herman
g,495. h,Jontes-Koenan, 1856; Young, l75O; Herr
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NEyy-YORK STATE COMPLETE.

Total....437O,Gi 3,330735
Increase since lo6J......lgO.l Ill
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ITO AGRICuLTURISTS

To AeE1oU1r0EIsrS'
OBER'S GENUINE PHOSPHC-PBRU.
WAN GUANO. AA SG8 per Ion Of 1900
pounds.
SOLUBLE ANNOTATED SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. $50 per ton Of
1900 pounds. All put up in strong sacks For
sale by
sep l9 HOOE, WEDDERBURN s. co
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RAILROAD LINES.
" ASSAS RAILROAD.
- ID M M sss - gaes5

On AID sitter FRIDAY, Nov. Is, 1870 one
INGTON and LYNCHBUkG, connecting u:
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, Staunton End toe Vir-
gina Springs; at Lynchburg for the West aat
Southwest, and 1T Washington, to toe NorLa
and Northwest
Leave Washington daily a: 6:55 p. M. and
Alexandria ut 500 q. m, arriving az LynchbG:g
at sos o. "a.
Leave Lynchburg 81 SIS u. M. arrive u:
Alexsndrie at 5:25 p. i'll, aud 81 Washington
" For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
daily Excepting Sunday at $3.50 .. m. leave
A!eXsndris It ll:W n. m, pass otrasburg at 3:42
D III and srrive u: Harrisonburg ct G:45 p. N.
Eastward. leave Ha-r!aon5urg at G:3o a. m.
pass Strasburg st 9:28 y. H., arrive ct Alexan-
dria at las o. n Washington Ct 2:35 p. M,
connecting wtk the ESQ p. m. train from Wash
ington 20 Baltimore.
Good connections, by comfortable coaches.
are madc to Fairfax Court House from Fairfax
station; to Miidle5urg from Plains; to Up
pervlle from Picdmon and 10 S!sunton from
Harrison burg.
Both the Eas.wsrd and Westward bound
trains MAKE close connection At St-sso urg with
the Winchester ard Strasb burg Railroad 10 WIN
chester Harpers Ferry, &c.
ELEGANT sleeping cars arc run Daily between
New York and i.ynchburg, without change.
also, cars through between Baltimore and
Lynchburg avoiding t!o Inconvenience .:
transfer in Washington
Through tickets En-: baggage checked tG -
prominent points.
J :. DHJADUS,
nov J5-.t General Ticket gem.
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DssUGa. GHHus<aAs, &s,.

DRUGS. CHEN ftiaa.t, Gss.
ESTABLISHED E133.
E S. LIZ "A EATER 10 Is !:@.,
DEALERS ~
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS, Oils
VAKNISEES, GARDEN SEEDS
SPICES, ACIDS, &c.
Nos. and South Fairfax sts.,
aug 2-tf AieYaidris, Vn.
u. II. COOK. WIZ II. CREIGHToE.
NOOK & CREIGITCN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURE DRUGSANr CHEMICALS, PAINTS
Varnishes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
Nc. 107 King street.
Prompt stteation given to orders and -
ouiries from the country. mar 81.
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Portsmouth, Va, Dec. i. 1865.
Prof. Bernhard II owe you debt of graft
tude for the benefit You have rendered me For
many years l have been accustomed TO use
glasses when reading or writing, and always
with pain, more or less, to my eyes. You have
relieved me from all inconvenience. can now
read and write for all hours without any pain,
and can see objects distant and near through
the same glasses with clearness and distinctness
that have not experienced since my youth.
l am gratefully yours,
JOSEPH Il. PLUNKETT,
Pastor Of St. Paups.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHORrEST ROUTE TO WILMINGTON
y CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, NEW
ORLEANS, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STEFAN SHlP COMPANY.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On and after MONDAY, October J., 1871
the now iron steamboat lady OF IT,
TIE LAKE," Captain J. w Denly, IsssasessssaG
vii! leave Waters wharf, Georgetown, MON
DAYS and THURSDAYS ct II a. m. and
her wharf, foot of Seventh street, at l p. M,
reschlng Norfolk the following mornings, con-
Meeting with the S. and T. H. K. for al points
South, and with the steamers of the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company for Ros
ton, which leave every TUESDAY and Fri
DAY; returning esve Norfolk TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at j.. m.
Fare to Norfolk, S5 round trip, S.
Fsre to Boston. including meals and state
room, SIG.
For freight or passage apply to J. &. Waters,
Georgetown, d. g.; j. & Phillips, Alexandra,
Va; '. D. Groner, Norfolk, Va; or to
s. P. BROWN g. SON,
General Agents. corner of Fifteenth st:t ct and
New York avenue where through tickets to
all principal points south can be procured.
oct l8-tf
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DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,

April rs, 1870.
In order to promote public convenience, the
steamers OF this line will. on to.m NOR sEs.
row [Wedneaday] the 9th instant, q tisassLR ss
commence their hourly trips from Alexandris
at a. m; last trip from Alexsndria at i D. H.;
first trip from Washington city At a. m; last
trip from Washington city S. 6 p. N.
BY this arrangement safe hourly COM
municatior may be had with Washington, END
connection made with the 7 O. clock 3. N. train
for Baltimore.
Tho steamer WAWASET is making her
usual trips down the Potomac to Conc river
and Intermediate landings, leaving Alexandria
Tuesday and Friday mornings at ! a. nj.
s. S. HOWISON,
President Potomac Ferry Co.
SAM l.. GEDNEY ;1en. Supt. sp 26.tf
NXTAsHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Csptain James
An5p1s ssv will B BsiHms 5e on FsgasE
day next, at 4 o'clock p. m, and returning,
will leave Alexandria every Wednesday morn
ing, at 81 o'clock. For freight apply to
mar Ism B. WHEAT, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
pHILIP PARE,
GROt!EIshES.

(TEsAT kEn gqT1oS
PRICE OF TE AS.
Having purchased full stock before the ad,
vance in gold, we sre enabled to sell TEAS
from 10 to Is per cent cheaper than heretofore.
Gunpowder, 1928, sl.4o, $780, extra"...s: $50
Imperial. 81, Sl%0; ...... loo
Young Tyson, 81; LOU
Oolong, black s., sl.l5; ~
Japan, Sl.25; 81
English Breakfast, : 70
Any Tea purchased from US We guarantee
pure, and if not satisfactory will be exchanged.
We have also full stock of Green and Roast
COFFEES. SUGARS. SPICES. MUSTARD,
SlDAS, SOAPS, CANNED FRUITS, &c.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No. II North Royal street,
aug lO-1y Near the Market.
z CLINTON MILBURN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES,
Corner Camera. and Royal Streets
[Opposite the Markell
nv 3-tf Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

Keeping in children after school is, 10 every
respect, a bad practice. 1t anncys both teach
or aud pupil, and is an evil which perpetuates
itself. Pupils who are kept alter school usu::
ally 90 home out Of humor with teacher and
school generally. 1t should be constant aim
to arrange things 10 such way that every
pupil may 20 home feeling happy. The result
aimed at by this practice may, in most cases,
be reached in other ways. The natural conse'
quence of poor lessons would seem to be falling
10 rank. In graded schools, pupils who, miss
their lessons may be placed III lower classes,
even in a lower department.