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EW DRESS GOODS.

The latest styles just recei wed from Now ork
Plain Cuff Jackonct Lawns.
trrecn
" Pink
" Cambrics. - , and
verv itch Blue and Buff Gingh"ms ana
TI,in Pink, Green, Buff, Brown nnd steel
mixed Linen for Sui s-the new Bun very
pretty ; Figured and Dotted Linen. we note
PERCALS, OK CAMBRIC5-The:e goods
arc in striped and figured, and have been much
admired. ,o 49,,
in Cray. Dahia Blue Pink and Green. They
mre very beautiful and cheap for suits ard
walking dresses ~
Observation-Disclosures Check;
all o Gray, Beaver Color and Blue very Gle
CANT and boaut flu.
We feel that our goods this season ON brace
1srcar GO rietV than usual and can ask tho pa.
tro1aoo If our friends with the assurance That
~, .o" nan snit all tastes T. L. WOOD,
I'll No. 62 King street.
Anew GOODS-Rec lived this day and open
y cd for sale: Chloral Hydrate, Crab Or
ch,rd Salts. Tarrants Apcrient, Sea Moss r.
rinp, S.rfcrd's LIVER lnvigorator. LnTooHc
Sost, Csrbolic Save, Flagg's instant KeIrf,
Peruvian Syrup, and Wistar's Balsam OF via
Cherry. nn,,v srr
50 IS D ~ y l. q W.
5tSiAM Il. L. HMOOT,
- fFormerIy Of and successor TO Smo"t, Ia
'eT * o" IT, BEH DEALER.
No. II Union Sc,
between King and Cameron,)
ia 19-tf Alexandria. Va.
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AkstN ~: list.

PORT OF ALTMAN DRlA. MAY2
ARRIVED
Steamship c Knight. johnson, New York,
70 Hooe, Wedderbu1n l. Go.
Steamship Utility, Nickerson, Norwich and
schrs I'd olade, Soper, N ewburgh; Jesse Clark,
Fowler. Now York, and Jane l. Newton. Rich,
Georg WI, to American Coal Co.
SAILED.
Schrs Thomas NJ Stone, Pervere, Boston. and
Ed Slade. Sopor, Jersey City, by American
Coal &c.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Nicholson, With erell, hence at New
Haven 9TH ultlmo.
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BOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
A good stock of rcwstyes of fne quality and
st low price,
WADDEY,S. "A KIM straaf
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LADIES HOUSE SHOES

A good stock and great variety, at very rea
sonab!e prices, at
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LADIES' PARLOR 8 TOILET SLIPPERS

Ladies French Kid Broadway Ladies' LAST.
ing Broadway. Ladies' Turkey Morocco Broad
way, Ladies' French Kid Toilet, Ladies' Cassi.
mere Toilet, Ladies' Lasting Toilet, Ladies'
Serge and Carpet Slippers in every style and
quality, at WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
In every style, quality and price. at
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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Gs~A lot of J. AIDES, MISS ES and GILL
DREN'S BOOTS and SHOES out Of style,
which will hs sold at one-hslf the cost to man
ufacturo WADDEI'S. II King street.
A largo stock Of HEAVY GOODS, suitable
for the country, 10 whicr we invite the special
attention of country merchants, as they will be
sola very low FIR IN oney.
ap22-tf WADDEY'S. "A King street.
IMPORTANT NEWSl
ERICK PAFF,
nc. 90 King street,
Has just returned from tho North, and is
now receiving h very large assortment OF LA
DIES and GEN FLEMEN'5 SHOES and
GAIT Frs Of the very latest style, and made
of the best material ana workm anship.
var va1,ous coiors and styles, All OF which WIZ BE-
sold at very low prices. Having 9 practical
| knowledge of the boot and shoe business, l
| hstter nv self that have selected for my GUS
TONERS and the public the very best stock ever
| offered in this city.
Boots and Shoes OF every description msdet to
order. ana fit guaranteed.
| ap22 FHE d. fAfF T.
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CHILDREN'S SCHOOL AND WALKING
BOOTS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.-The Board of Di.
rectors Of the Alexandria Library Company
announce that they have secured the services
of Mr.. August Henning as Librarian, and here
after the Library will be kept open daily from
s. to 81 o'clock a. H., and from to G, and
from to 10 clock D. M. Invitations are re-
newed to the citizens ladies especially to be
come frequent visitors to this comfortable hall,
where they will meet a courteous reception, and
find papers, periodicals, books-in II word
everything necessary to an evenings agreeable
and profitable entertainment AS there are
no places Of amusement in the city, the ''Li
brary Hall ought to become the centre Of
attraction for all classes OF the community,
whether merchant or mechanic, lawyer or ply
stefan, man of leisure or laborcr. tor the
youth this is Just the place. How much better
to pass the evenings here, under the Influences
of bsneicent literature, than upon the streets
10 such OF the young men OF the city -apprcn
tice boys especially-as are not able 70 subscribe
to the Library, the Board extends cordial in
vitation to visit the room, where they will To
permitted to read the books free Of charge, it
being expected to support the institution by
the contributions of the more wealthy portion
of the community. Truly, the Old Library has
entered upon new AMI vigorous life May
the people duly second the efforts OF the pres
cnt energetic managers in extending the sphere
of its usefulness and making it the pride and
ornament OF tho city.
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TELEGR A PHO.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. ]
F.:OM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May % q. m.
CONGRESS-
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rsOKE CASSlMERES AND CLOTHS,
No are assin receiving Casaimeres and
Cloths. Our very largo sales in these goods
this season we think justify Us in saying that
they arc AS good styles AMI rs cheap rs they
c.n b., bought anywhere.
nntg WITHER & SLAIMAkER.
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LADIES WALKING BOOTS.
A splendid stock, at very low prices, at
WADDEI'S, IA King street.
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DUFFlNGo IN SW1SSES, NETT AMI
CAMPRIC.
Twiss and Cambria Edg.ngs aad lnsertlngs,
ali kinds OF Coltons and Linen TIM mlngs e!-
giant Kid G .ore., 81. per pair; FI'nges, buI,
tons, Gimps, Real Laces. Linen Coilars, sll
new goods and sold Of red uced prices a.
40 30 Mr.. G. l., SIMPSONS.
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TEEp up WITH THE TIMES.

n
sun. I'm. Solomon never saw tho PRIDE OF
MARYLAND. STOVE you Can do your
washing, ironing and cooking with all At the
ono ana same time. ,
The ladies and 9TH rs arc invited TO call at
No. Il south Rovsl street, on Mon>iny, May I'd,
and see the stove IN full operation.
a. o11w r. n GLARkSON.
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RyL ID Harrison, AHcfioneer.

NrIvE SALE Of RARE AND
E. 4 ABHEAiUriEUh ELQ , SsS a. ., ~
HlIl % SU'O a. No. l3 north Royal street,
cdae md choice variety of FLOWERS Of late
a' Rso1 tat embracing specimens Of the Rose
g pGs Geranium, Vtrbens, Cscti', GSleus
Fly, Fuseha Heljotrope aiso Bssket Pls s11sd
&c Gala ap 30-td
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mo JOHN KELLY, SAMUEL \. NJ E.
i GINNY and LUClN nA Meg \ =
You will take notice, that shall proceed, on
TUESDAY, the Ath Of My, st the once OF
Thomas Moore. Fairfax G.. n he.wce. the
the hours Of ten m and 5 r. m to take the
dispositions OF H. G Stromsn and others, TO b"
read as evidence in certain suit in chsnccrT
now pending in the Circuit Court Of Fa!riuX'
wherein am plaintiff and you uni "ihrri IRE
defendants. JOSEPH SA NDEk SUN.
EairfnN 90 Nh Ih=1aMiN
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OPENING DAY.

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 9Th and 9th
proXimo.
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AR, V. BnCkER: - Drar Su-BaVing had
vi ono OF your Kr,ABh Y CO. t1AEoS on
rent. WAS already aware Of their excellence
but the new Piano I purchased from you. ana
which vCu selected for me, is certainly the
hsndr oincst and finest toned PoLo ever heard
nr nla1 ed on There are, in nv estimation, no
instruments like VIM. knab" s. Go q Pianos.
ROBFR!A CLINE.
Alovrndris nril 30 $50 I'D 3O-3t
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HooPsAlkI7'
Tho latest styles Just received At
ape WILMER & STAY N AkEFS'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-01-18

arbiter on . question that might evenu-
ate 10 war with foreign power and its
possible allies, and the Increased debt
and taxes, diminished commerce, and
renewed bloodshcd that might result, If
recognstion was not jnstifisd by the in
ternational law, whose ihfraction by
others in our ewn case we have so pub
licly and emphatically condemned at the
bsR of the civilized world. 1t is re-
markable coincidence that, while the
President was writing his message,
Cespedes, the President Of what 1 hope
is yet to be Free Cuba, on the goth of
November, wrote in his proclamation as
follows:
Perhaps it is just that the Admins
tration of Washington Government
should delay recognizing US until Con
gress shall have met"
This brief and dispassionatc rctros
pcct might be extended but enough
has been written to prove shat the Ad-
fully deserves the popular
confidence it has won.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-01-18
COLFAx ON GRANT.
The Vice Presidents Estimate of the Presi-
dents Administr alton.

dents Administr alton.
From the Independent
Standing on the threshold of the new
year, with ten months of the admin
istration of President Grant before the
country and the world, it is a fitting
time to consider the present condition
of affairs, and to contrast it with March
last, when he took the solemn oath that
invested him with the power conferred
on him by the popular vote.
Economy.-1n every branch of the
public service his orders initiated re-
trenchments, which have been and are
being carried out with zeal and fidelity
Useless offices have been discontinued
the clerical force in the departments has
been largely decreased the rmy was
promptly reduced very many of the
surplus military officers, lting form
the reorganization OF the regiments, have
been ordered into service as Indian
agents, thus saving the salaries of equal
number of civilians; and unnecessary
appropriation have not been used.
Honest With taxation
diminished from last year, the revenue
has already increased abating the dis
content which always exists when the
honest taxpayer is compelled to bear
his own burden, and the burden that
fall on the dishonest taxpayer besides.
Rings.-With this increased efficiency
and vigilance on the part of the revenue
officers, the whisky ring, once so wide
-spreading and powerful, no longer ex-
lists in an organized capacity anywhere
in our cities or throughout the land
And the gold ring, which caused such
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-01-18


Shine months.
Sixty five per cent. of the above days
are without rain or snow.
NorEs.-Ice formed December I'd,
1858. In 1859, ponds were frozen over
at times till March 1st-ice never over
two inches thick; very little cold wealth
er in December, 1859, no ice to speak
of.
January 24th, 1869, the ground froze
for the first time this winter-first ice,
January 26th. Ice and frost all gone
February 1st. planted potatoes Feb
ruary 9th; on the 18th planted onion sets
and onion seeds; April 26th planted
corn.
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THE HOME for tho FRIENDLEss

Has been fitted mp with Laundry, and has for the
past few months been successfully engaged in
washing and ironing. By this means We have been
able TO contribute largely towards supplying the
daily wants of the Home We would respectfully
solicit the patronage of the public and sat-
isfaction Clothes will be sent for and returned in
good order at As low rates or lower than anywhere
else. The application for washing may be left at the
post Office at the Home on South 9th street. near the
corner Of Market, or with any of the managers.
On behalf OF the Board.
RIM COFFIN. President.
Richmond, Sept.1. 1869.
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THREE WORDS OF STRENGTH.
By SCHILLER.

By scHILLER.
There are three lessons I would write
Three words, as with burning pen,
In tracing of eternal light,
Upon the hearts CT men.
Have hope Tho clouds environ round,
And giadness hides her face in scorn,
Put thou the shadow from thy brow
N, night but hath its morn.
Have faith Wherer thy bark is driven
The calm's dsport, the tempests mirth-
Know this; God rules the hosts of Heaven,
The inhabitants of earth.
Have Love not love alone for one,
But man as man thy brother call
And scatter. like the circling sun,
Thy charities on all.
Thus grave these lessons on thy soul
Hope. Faith and Love-and thou shalt find
Strength when life's surges rudest roll.
Light when thou else vert blind.
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After the two vacancies in the Supreme
Court shall have been filled there will be left
only Judges Nelson and Clifford as representa-
tives Of tho epoch OF Taney and Mclean. The
majority Of the Court will concur in support
ing the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amend
ments, and the Fifteenth also. should it be ad-
opted. It is rumored that Judge Nelson will
soon follow the example Of his old associate.
Judge Grier, whose resignation will take effect
on the first of February.
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a1soLlp INFORMATION ON all matters :

~-sOLlD INFORMATION on all matters cons
aeceed with the Worlds Progress in LITERATURE
ABT, SCIENCE, DOMESTIC ECONOMY, the ART
OF LIVING, the comforts of TRAVELLING, So
CIAL SCIENCE, NATIONAL INTERESTS, and
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS, will be specially cultivated
aud developed, together with STORIES and Lighter
Liseruhsrs for the family.
at &e heod Of the Magazines Of fto-day.'-Norwark
Gazette.
'Pre-ssisens among the Aonthl;es. Buffalo Com
Advertiser.
'1is od~iraee plan Of tais publications takes all
hopes faedss asught and study, ,0ae every sjecs s
invar;ably saasd ssd ability. Albany Evening Jour-
nal.
eeWe will send Palladium and the Magazine
for q, 40 to our subscribers. 40tf.
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q II ~ IL. Is y
n TTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY
A Office No. 80, Man-st., IL .hmond, Ind
Attends to the collection OF all claims in any State
the Union Will practice in any of the Courts OF In
diana and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers of Attorney, either inland foreign. by
special ARA ngement with c. P. ADAC, in Cincinnati,
German Consul) and HILLER Co., of New York,
am enabled to forward and receive any money packa-
ces or other valuabes, as we'll to attend to the
transit of persons from any part ofEurope from
hiscOuntry.
~-All business strictly confidential and promptly
attended to. J.H. p.
July 7th, 1869. left
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Great Distri b uti o n
BY the fetropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts to the Amonnt Of $500, 900

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
20 S - 1o,S0e 200 500
So 5000 500 100
70 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to 500
50 Meiodeons 8. 75to 100
90 ss,H ss.'rE I..sa. Macn'nes' 9s Sss" sco
Cash Prizes, Silverware, &C., valued at $l,0o0.000
cents Tickets describing Prizes sealed in Envel-
opes and we'll mixed. On receipt Of 25c Sealed
Hekss 10 drawn, without choice, and sent BY mail to
any address. The prize named upon i win be deliv-
ered 20 the stakeholder payment of One Dollar.
Prices are immedatelY sent 10 any address BY ex-
press rstusn mail.
You we'll know what your Prize 10 before you pay
for it, Any Pri,e exchanged for asodev Of the
sas.s. No Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair
dealing.
RsTsaEscss.-We select the following from many
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes, and kindly
permitted us 70 publish them, Andrew J. Burns,
Chicago, 0,oC0; Miss Clara 3. Walker, Baltimore,
Piano, $500; James N. Mathews. Detroit, $4,000;
Simmons Charleston, Piano, $500. We publish
names without permission.
OPINIONS or rHR PRxsS.-"The firm is reliable, and
deserve their Weekly Tribune, Nay 8. owe
know thsn TO be fair dealing 6rm."-N Y Herald,
Nay %. IA friend of ours drew $500 prize, which
was promptly received."- Daily Necs, June 8.
Seed for Circular. Liberal Inducements to Agents.
Envsiopes contains ONE CASH dIFT. Six Tick
ets for 81; Is for s.; IS lor IS; Ito for SIS. AL
letters should be addressed TO
HARPER, WILSON Il CO.,
n37-l2w i85 Broadway, New York.
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Putman's Magazine, 1870.
PUBLISHED BY THE
Riifnaan Manazina Cnnnanu

Among the Shareholders are Mr.. WIZ. CuLLEH
Bryant and several practical business men,.
To-
The Contributors include the abiess aud popular
criters cssry section. e intend that his agazec
hall be
Widc.awake, Pure. Practical, Entertaining,
And sacA intcageat family 'caanot AFFORD 10 DO
,ridiom.'
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70 rae WORKING CLASS.-We are now pre-
pased y furnish all classes with CONSTANT employ
snt st home, the whole Of the time or for the spare
momsnts. Business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons Of either sex easily earn from Soc. TO IS per
evening" and p'Ftion,l sum by devosns their Tno!s M
muc g men. That all who sec this notice may
eeud their addrsss, snd test the business, we make
ts uuparallsled oGsr To such are not well sat
iur. Fuli pasticulars. valuable sample. which will
do % eonnssucs work on, and copy Of The Peo-
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family pswSpapsfs publishsd-al sent free by mail.
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dress E. 9. ALLEN CO., Au0UsrA, MAINE.
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sage to ''the only grave question which
the United States have with any foreign
nation must be fresh in the memory os
all. And also this emphatic sentence:
ga sensitive people, conscious of their power, are
moro at ease under great wrong, wholly unatoned
then under the RESTRAINT Of asettlement which salts
hes neither their deaa Of justice grave of
the grievance"
If any application of the ground on
which the nation stands On this question
was needed, the nasterly and unanswer-
able argument of Secretary Fish, recent
ly published, Investing as it does with
new interest theme SO elaborately ar
gued heretofore, shows how faithfully
the Administration is vindicating "rights
dignity and honor" Of the United States
Cuba.-The Presidents sympathies
with call people struggling for liberty
and self-government" are frankly stated
in his message. But, thus openly ex-
pressing them, he as frankly declares
that. mo matter how unpleasant the
task" he has endeavord to execute our
neutrality law in good faith. On the
main subject he has apoke:
"The people and Government of the United States
entsrtai: the same warm feelings and sympathies
they manifested throughout the previous struggles
between Spain aud other colonies in behalf of the
latter; but tle contest at one time assumed the
ditions which amount to a in the of Inter-
national law which would show the existaEce OF a
dc facso political orguizaon Of the insurgents suf-
fcent to justify recoguation of bellieerency."
And he adds. Our course shall al
ways be in conformity with strict justice
and law. international and local." which
none of those criticising him can deny.
The President believes. as his whole
message proves, in the Goldea Rule for
Ill s-As
ever our sympathies may be, he holds
that we should act towards others exact
ly as We would have had others act
toward Us during our recent struggle
for national existence, or as we would
have them act hereafter if unhappily an
other dark cloud of civil war should
ever oveshadow our land. But while
thus performing "the unpleasant task,''
he submits the whole matter to Congress
which represents the people, and fresh
from their midst, is certainly proper
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-01-18

Our friend GEO. ILIFF, again favors With letter
from W. CASE, of Oregon, which is not only highly
interesting, but contains valuable information rela-
tive 10 the climate of that Heaven country,
that will astonsh many of readers, who, like US,
have always looked upon "Old Wayne" (barring the
almost constant changing of the weather,) as not
many degrees removed from the exact spot where the
Garden of Eden might have been located:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

The great natural curiosity known as
SuakepI Ia @ is situated in the, Cascade
Mouataihs,, about seventy-fve miles
Northeast of Jacksonville, Oregon. Tic
walls are 1000 feet high, and almost per-
pendicuiaf, running down iptoGthe water,
and leaving no beach The depth is un-
known, the surface is smooth and unruf-
fiedaapd IL lies 50 far below the surface
of the mountain that the air currents do
not affect it. Its length is estimated at
twelve miles, and its breadth at ten. No
living maps has, tits said, ever reached
the waters edge. The lake lies "silent,
still apd mysterious, in the bosom Of the
everlastmghi likca huge well scoopcd
out by the hands of geuii." .''.
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=.
K. K. K The geptlomen who were
arrested in, Sumter and indicted on the
charge OF being connected win the pAirti pAii ) )
of men who last. October. made threats
agaisassst NJ, RssBaaaa aaa Mr. Robertson,
and afteFwards burpt, their stores, have
all becn.;ldischhrged. In the strongest
case, ia Which Mr.. Robertson and his
employee swore to the Identity of three
of the party, the accused were acquitted,
having proved By the most conclusive
andsupimpeaehable testimony, that Mr..
Robertson and his map we're entirely
mistaken in their suspicious. q
But the gin-house of DR.. j j. With
erspeop, three miles from Sumter, was
buried onnFriday, aud tho giq-house of
Mr.. T. Is. Fraser was burned, on the pre-
yious night. These are the natural re-
cults of Governor SCOTS proclamation,
which was q plainliaSitation to- the ne
groes to take the lawo into their own
bands. q