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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-09
The Nero Vote.

= his speech in New Orleans, sx-sens-
t1r HenGricks advises the southern De-
oeracy to secure the ne2ro vote by aI al
81 We cannot see there is anything wrong
such a course, There Is no doubt but
Ultimately the negroes OF the south VIII
vote with the southern whise people.
rley are bound to live together, and the
.sgTo Will necessarily learn that his inter-
= is identified with that OF ths people of
F. Is own section. 1t is only question OF
me- P;tducah RsntHckiGll.
We suppose it is all right for peo-
e south of the Ohio river to accept
lie situation" but If a Democrat on
fhe north side of the river does so he
Is an apostate, iT the eyes Of people
eh0 hare too little sense to comprehend
y IDEAL
The Fifteenth Amendment having
been substantially adopted, we do not
ice that any sensible Democrat can
the cause he espouses q beneht by
tanding In the way of its operation.
he irate animal that disputes the
progress of the locomotive along a
lailroad track may delay 3 single
rain for an hour, but its obstinacy Is
ortain to give it final rest, while the
ailroad trains will continue to run.
The editor of this paper has been
nbused a good deal by Democrats be-
cause be will not denounce the idea
If colored suffrage. The abuse may
0e continued and welcome. We can
stand it. Tray. Blanche and Sweet
heart, little dogs and ell, bark at me. !"
Let them bark. When they get tired
hey will stop-and most of them a0ill
stop their breath about that time
Courier.
Our ootemporary is game. He ad-
lnits that his position is antagonlzed
BY Democrats but then they are only
little dogs"-Tray, Blanche and Sweet
Reart-who bark at him; but whose
barking does not disturb him in tn,
least. Some of these Democrats VIII
have been the leaders in its party il
this city,eounty and congressional Dis
trict may notfancy being designated a
''littIe dogs" Some of them have re
garded themselves. hitherto, as the"bi
dog under the wagon" and will doubi
less growl at the C0urier's attempt t
belittle them. Howsomever, it is nc
our fight. All we have to say is ma
the sharpest win.
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0ONDEHSBB TELEGRAMS.

WEDNESDAY March 8.
Gold closed in New York yesterday, at
81 llss.
The bill abolishing the contract system
on canals passed to a third reading. In the
New York Assembly, yesterday,
The Buffalo Board of Trade, by q to Is,
repudiated the action OF the Trustees, on
Monday, relative to Mr.. Bennett, and re-
qutre further investigation.
The German Theater. corner OF Seventh
and Coats street. Philadelphia, was burn
ed early last evening, before the assem-
blsge gathered. Loss heavy, but fully iu-
eured.
At the New Hampshire election on Mon
day. New Market, Amhersf, East Kin gstOn
and Newport gave Republican majority,
and Chase, Republican, elected Represens
tattVe. Concord, T1ltOn, MOultOD, BOr-
rough, Hookset and LaDconia gave DEM
ocratic msjorities, and elect Democratic
Representatives.
Mcfarland was not present when his
case was called Ia the New York Court, on
Monday, but was represented by counsel
One OF his counsel complained of the de-
lays oecasioned by the dilatoriness OF the
District Attorney, and gave notice that Il
the time for trial Yves not Immediately
fixed, he would apply TO have his client re-
leased on pail. He said the prisoners
health was suffering, and humanity and
Justice deIn anded speedy trial
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, March S.-The COM
mittee appointed by the Chamber Of
Commerce waited upon Seward to-
day, at the Astor House, and pre-
sented copy Of resolutions, congratul-
ating him on his safe arrival from his
extended tour.
The funeral of the late Rev. DR.. Nc
Olintock took place this morning from
St. Paul's NJ. K. Church. A large
number Of leading clergymen and lay
Drew Theological Seminary attended
in body.
Private dispatches, it is alleged,
have been received to-day. annOunc-
ing the failure of four or five leading
cotton houses in Liverpool and Man
chester. Liabilities are estimated at
LOCO, 900 pounds.
Phillips, Deputy Collector of H.
ternal Revenue Of Fifth District, who
has absoonded, seems to have sailed
in the steamer Idaho for Liverpool,
last Wednesday. His speculations
amounted to forty thousand dollars,
and extend over period of 10 months,
and were committed through
the agency of the tin foil tobacco
wrappers. which are stamped by the
| printer. The manufacturer buys an
order for a certain number of these
wrappers, and usually pays for them
with check. These checks Phillips
had cashed and appropriated the
funds.
The trial of Judge Fullerton was
continued to- day in the U. S. Circuit
Court.
It is alleged that the wife of Mana
ger Frelighi, of the old Bowery The
( ater, claims to have been robbed by a
man named Teddy Ryan, OF iewelry
valued at nearly $4,000.
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The Union League Club of New
y ork announced, recently, that the
It having been fought through sue
ssfuIly, and emancipation thorough
+ accomplished, the purposes for
which the club was organized have
1esn accomplished. Instead, how
rer, of disbanding for want of more
HEongs to conquer. the club will turn
$ attention to municipal reform. be-
ginning very properly with New York
Uity. In attempting the reformation
" New York City the club has a
n 5rk before it of much greater mag
1tude than it performed during the
abellion. The politics of that city
an Augean stable that will require
greater Hercules than the League
cleanse it thoroughly. The League
aill, however, in its arduous under
ing have the best wishes of al
10 love good government and NOR
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FHE new Judge and Attorney of
u. s. District Court are highly
nplimented for the success with
ich they discharged their du-
i1s during the first term of the Court
"a by them. The Attorney, Gen
81 Thomas A. Brown, succeeded in
9euring judgments in favor of the
Vernment amounting to $72,2l3 10.
This is the largest amount secured to
Government for very long time.
ring the whole of the year, ending
i ne 80, 1869, the amount recovered
Government on suits was 81, ,935.
cry department Of the Government
der the present Administration
SCENTS the most favorable contrast
d. the same department under the
seeding Administration.
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2 e Z z 6 g. a ? e,
Interesting Foreign News
Late News from Cuba.
Washington and NoW York
Items.
Large Seizure of Wines
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, March 8.-The Re-
construction Committee this morning
considered the question Of the power
of Congress to exercise authority in
Tennessee to remedy the alleged dan
gerous condition Of affairs there, but
adjourned without definite action.
congressman Maynard and Oneill
were before the Committee. giving in
formation with regard to affairs in the
State. Butler said he had no doubt
of the power of Congress to interfere
with the authorities of Massachusetts
should proper occasion arise.
The House Judiciary Committee
heard further argument in McGarra-
hans case by G. p. Shaw of New
York, who charged that grand perju-
ry and forgery had been freely en-
ployed to mislead the Supreme Court
and influence its decision against the
claim of McGarrahan.
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the Coin QUESTION In New York.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The En-
press says that the State Comptroller
has given a careful opinion on the
subject of the demands for payment in
coin by the owners of mortgages held
by savings banks and other institu-
tions. His judgment is, that specie
payments are not required. His
ion is in reference to certain moTrsa-
ges, the payment of which is demand
ed in coin. The same paper says that
large portion of the gold bonds Of
the Chicago & Southwestern Railroad
Co. have already been marked. A
large demand exists from Europe,
and particularly from Amsterdam.
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OTTAWA, March SIN Parliament
to-day, bill to incorporate the Detroit
River Transit Co., was introduced in
the interest of the Great Western
and Michigan Central Railroad Com
panies. The capital stock of the
company is S3,000.000. The company
is to be organized as soon as one mill
ion dollars are subscribed, and ten
per cent. paid up. The company will
have power to build either a bridge
over Detroit River, or construct q
tunnel.
It is stated that Sir John Young
Governor General, will proceed in
person to Red River, Immediately
after the close of the present session
of Parliament.
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Large Seizure Of ClaPet WIne,

ST. LOUIS, March 8. Eight
hundred boxes and ten casks OF
clsret wine from Bordeaux, con-
signed to E. A. Damcn & Co. of this
city, were seized, yesterday, for al
legged attempt to evade paying duty
by naturalization.
Some interesting astronomical OBJ
servations have been In progress in
Washington University, here, some
time past, with a view to determine
the precise geological position St.
Louis and several other stations oc-
cupied by parties observing the south
ern limit of totaiity of the eclipse.
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THE Washington correspondence Of
the Cincinnati Gazette has the follow
ing with reference TO the recent
change in the Colleetorship of this
District:
The removal of Colonel Lewis as
Collector of Internal Revenue of the
First District of Indiana, does not In
any way involve his integrity. 1t was
for a violation of the law, which
seems to have been the practice un-
der his predecessor for the convent
ence of those who bad tax to pay,
but from which it is not known that
any loss has ever resulted. The De-
partment, however, determined to
break up the practice by the removal
OF Lewis.
There has been a good deal Of talk
about this change of fCollectors. The
change took us by surprise. and thus
far we have seen or read nothing in
the form of evidence upon which to
base an opinion as to its propriety OF
impropriety. Both the officer remoy.
ed and the official appointed are hon
orable high minded men, in our opin-
ion, and Republicans in whose
zeal and efficiency the members of the
party in this District have unlimited
confidence. We regret exceedingly
the circumstances which have the
appearance of placing them in antag'
onism, but frankly confess we do moi
know what those circumstances are.
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ST.. Louis, March 8.-The commit
tee appointed in the Lower House of
the Legislature, to investigate the
charges that members of that body
had been bribed; also, to ascertain
whether any members had been en-
plOyed as an attorney In any measure
brought before the House.
Quite an exciting scene occurred al
the County Court to day, on the occa.
sion of the election of County Col.
lector and other officers. Epithets
liar, passed between two members.
aud an alleged attempt was made q
draw pistols, but quiet was restored
and business proceeded.
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BurIIngame's Remains.

BosToN. March 8.-The following
cable dispatch was received from St.
Petersburg yesterday: ITO Isaac Liv-
ermore. Cambridge, Mass. We go to
Paris, alone to America with faith
er's remains, via Siiesia, leaving
Hamburg, April 9th. Ali are well.
EDWARD l.. BURLINGAME."
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me st. Louis Democrat says Sena-
to- Revels has done two very sensible
Dgs. He has Instructed the door
epers not to bring.him cards during
tte session, so that he can devote all
time to his duties. In the second
8 co he advocates a general bill re.
nogilg political disabilities from the
Jple Of his State-Jeff. Davis, his
5 5decessor in the Senate, not ex-
,e-FrI
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HoMEwARD BoUND.-The u. s.
8 Iroquois, Commander Richard s.
Nv, sailed from Hong Kong. China,
Novembar 10Th, bound for Norfolk,
rginia. She passed Java, Decem-
bar 10Th, and is expected to make the
?, $4,000 miles. by the first of May.
1gmuander Law has now been absent
ar three years. the last two in the
ina seas.
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4 DISPATCH to the Cincinnati Ga
2, from Washington, says the Pres
ut will not nnounce the ratifca-
Of the Fifteenth Amendment,
IL Georgia and Texas are ad-
tied into the Unicn by Congress.
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KENTUCKY EIectiOn Returns.

LOUISVILLE, March 8.-Oficial re
turns of Saturdays election give j.
@. Baxter, the successful candidate
for Mayor, 675 majority, out of vote
of II, IT'S.
a bill passed the House repeating
the statute requiring travelling agents
from other States 70 pay q license in
any county of Kentucky for goods
sold by sample.
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WE have received from Mr.. James
Phelan, Of Evansville, Indiana, the
" Annual Report of the Board of
Trade" of that city. This is a most
beautifully printed book of about 200
PAGES. issued by the JoUPNAL Com
paDy. From il we see that Evansville
Il quite a large city Waco (TeZas)
Heeklv ReGlser.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8. 1870.

A CONVENTION of Methodist Glass
aders will be held in the Meridian
eet Church, indianapolis, on Fri
ynezt This is new kind of Con-
ntion.
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The editor of the New Albany
ledger proposes to the Indianapolis
.Journal to kiss a negro baby on cer-
tain conditions, and is anxious for
hat paper to comply with the condi-
ions.
is hard telling which is ahead in
advocating social equality, the New
Albauy Ledger or Evansville Courier.
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OITY ADvEarIsEaTnl-T
oi Az tSoS3lao osDlNANoE CONCERNING tAe bu
Passed TaLralIy a8Lh. I.la-

SECTION 1. Belt ordained bv The -.
mon Council on lhc CITY 0f Evnr
InaL hereafter when my person q
sons shall desire 10 1hNu on caun
Dullt5 within tha coof lorntaliuaI IA ..
lily 81 EYnahNll4e, my dwelling
store house, WarehoJHe, bus ne.a
carpenter shop on aug other hnu
puldlng or any ElnQ or daEcrlntlr.
ceeding the cost OF nny dnif6ra m
person Or persona, anall. before ~
menctng TO build, prepare Mna m
the Office Of the CITY CLERK. IS urfiftor -. =.
mentt showing the Character and
Die difnentiOus OF the house or hii. .Hf.
whether TO be OF brick or wn01. tha .F
Die or approximate cost Tire nnmn. ...I
locality Of the lOt On Watch I'D b. nr.u.
70 erect the same a. q The City JIcrF .a ~.
mug OF huch statemen6 hhstH mn .rI
ana ueiiNef 20 6ucn person on Frrnr
without chafEe, receipt ur naf. .ar.l ~
showing Lnat 6uch Wi ten HtntcfuenI I
been nled IA his omoe.
SIC. = any person or persona Who a..
violate the provisions 0f this ordIn .M.e
snaiI iOr every auch offence. upon f.H....
tlOn bnefeofs forfeit and pay % fha Ifu rU
evansville not less than nve nor r.r.
than twenty dollars.
w, II. WALKER, 81. .sa.
Atbests A. nj. MCGBtFF. UInrk.
BY u. a. MC9nIHF, Dtnftv gpfr
Evansville, March 18th 1870.
mar-12 BIT union copy)
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SECTION DO 10 ordained bv tbe Hu.-
mon Council ot the City of Evaua#IIIe
That whenever any person or parHnnE I-
terested IN extending the 6as % any uaInI
IN the CITY, shall make it appear fn fH.
Common Council Of said CITY. thnf H. 81
they nave advanced CrEocufei TO Or. aI .e
iactlop Of the HVausvIlle Gas Light t...I.
Ianyt nifty per cent. o. LhU amount nfH.a
8ary To procure and lay down the I.rr I..-
pipe 70 huch point. or along the ufMn.
line OF extension, Lhe city viii, thelaHnnI..
and without any unnecessary daIaW f.frH.
1sh and advance the residue 0f Said ol.t ed
necessary amount according to tna t..Ia.
OF a supplemental Oraluauce to nn rr..I-
nance. 10 ptoylde for lighting tne orCIta
Of Evansville with dgs, pnased Aug
and accepted by said ievanHvtile GaH Ne
Company, and cause uch pipe to- hn .I
down along huch line, and cause naa
10 be erected along such lire, and Il.I..
upon lhe said Evansville Gas CownHH
shall furnish TO in1iVidual c0nrr .a re.
along such line, who may have ma a.fes....
advances, gas FOR private congumrl ar aI
the same ratoa 40 which 10 l8 on imHe nH
Furnished 10 their private consume n. 81
bho amount iurnt51leC TO ench mnhfu. nf.
Aach advance shall Dc equal 10 the EnflI.a.I
aaNAhcca " ehcM person, pro- oytdlu HoNa
ever lhal said gas company shall nnE H.
MaDlo FOR Interest on amy SUCH adun
ana bhall onT Dc required TO ferHr lH.
same ia gas ns above Provided
SEC. 2. mat this or tlnance shall ln I
lJ4cs trom ana after ts publication.
W. III. WALkEft, hrHer
Attest; a. ~. 1io8RIHE, Clerk.
By u. a. hlc5MFE, Dep'Iy Clr
UrtDu gopyI mar a
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GoLLADAY, it strikes US, Is IN a
pickle. The Governor Of Kentucky
refuses to accept his resignation and
the House will not recognize him as a
member, having already stricken his
name from the roll. What the poor
fellow is to do we can't imagine, un-
less he persuades Gov. Stephenson to
reconsider his determination not to
accept his resignation.
The truth seems to bo that Cola
day, while he felt guilty, which in
duced his resignation, subsequently
aseertained that at was not proved, +"
and therefore hoped TO recall the
resignation by which the committee
was stopped in its Investigations. Gov.
Stephenson. it seems was also very
slow in making up his mind; in fact,
could not do so until Washington cor
respondents announced that the case
against Golladay was not sufficiently
made out to justify expulsion. Then
all at once it became evident that the
honor Of the Democratic party and
Kentucky was involved in Golladay
retaining his seat and defending his
integrity.
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Wcal0cE.
= 7 a L i i { , n =
AT
MOrg andaTe FarIl1s
For 1879.
The fast trotting Stallion

AAS last lTOLllh5 5LaAIlO4
" BLOX.
Dark brown, by Young Morrill,, sire OF
Fearnaught. His dam the fast trotting
mare Ellen Douglas; VIII servo mares at
$40 the season.
The thoroughbred Stallion
SILVERTHORN
Ohestnut, by Ringgold; ne by Boston I;
dam by imported Glencoe: viii be reduced
from $40 to $40 for the present season, to
induce farmers to breed their mares TO a
thorough bred horse. Amy mare bred to
these horses, not proving In foal, can be
returned the following season free of
charge. The season commences the 1st Of
March, and ends the lst of July.
TerIng-Eote P1g able on the lat day of
January, 1871.
For sale, thoroughbred and Trotting
Horses, AIderney Cattle, milk one-quar-
ter cream Chester White Pigs, and south
Down Sheep, best breed Tor mutton and
wool combined.
We expect to import large black Jack
by the first of April, of which due notice
viii be given. Address
WM. CRAFTS,
Agent for owner.
Evansville, March, 1870 mbS div vim
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Passed To0Iuary $50 100

AN ORDINANCE supplemental 10 an aHI|.
nance 70 provide Tor the ewUcn .au af
Gas Lights within the city OF tvnnaslire.
passed August A, 1901
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.TRAED 8. ASH 3 7

ANDREW II. MOTT. BERTRAND 5 AsEbf
A II. MOTT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HOUSE FURN1S N 6 GOODS
CUTLERY,
Plated, Britannia, Tin, Wood and Willow
Ware,
Keap constantly on hand Walters, Toilet
Sets Foot Tubs, Spice and knife Boxes, Look,
ing Glasses, Fire Irons, Fancy, Clothes m ana ana
Mats, Napkin Rings, Common Sense Sewing
Machines, and everything to be found in II first
class Furnishing Store, at 90 King street, Alex
andris, Va. jan 81
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
1870.
W. r.. WA III DEY.

II z1............K1NG STKEET .........""..74
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The subscriber has just received, and having
bought 1T gold rates, can afford to sell at prices
to suit the times, one of the largest most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses and Childr,n's Boots and Shoes
aver before offered for sale in this market. His
long experience in tho trade has enabled him to
procure a stock manufactured from tho best
material. and in desirable and stylish manner,
and on the most favourable terms and, with ad-
vantages in his favor, he can afford to sell as
cheap as the cheapest. A large stock of HEAHY
GOODS, suitable for the country, to which he
invites the special attention of country mer-
chants. All in want will do we'll to call at "a
King street.
NH I4-4m w. Is. WADDE4.
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4OOCKERMAN, xmaw
SURGEON DENTIST, uCYYN

(Grad. Of Bait. College Dental Surgery, l84i)
No. A. SOUTH WASHINGTON ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DR.. L. respectfully informs the public that
for t,uenty years he has given especial attention
to the preservation Of the natural teeth, and
will continue so to do and invites those who
wish to save them to call on him, knowing thst
many are extracted and destroyed that by pro.
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
AZ APPRovEr BY PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES.
nov A-tf
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LADIES PARLOR s. TOILET SLIPPERS.
Ladies' French Kid Broadway. Ladies' Last
ing Broadway Ladies' Turkey Morocco Broad
way Ladies' French Kid Toilet. Ladies' Cassi-
moro NOR Toilet, Ladies' Lasting Toilet, Ladies'
Serge and Carpet Slippers in overy style and
quality, at WADDEY'S "a King street.
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uSt lay hing street,
INear St. Asaph street, Ale1andris, Virginia.
WIN. KNABE aotSJ : Gos s0e GOLD MEDAL
PIANOS.
WIN. HEINEKAMP'S frst-clsss BALTI-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
cd for five years. Sold at factory prices on &C.
commoda!ing terms usual m IN other @ citles.
1 will also furnish PIANOS from any m aker
in the country, for which persons may have
preference, at factory prices. l hope thereby
to leave no cause for those who hAvo at heart
tho interest OF Alexandria 10 buy away from
homo.
that have been out on rent, for sale at very ro-
duced prices. Every instrument WARRANTED
az Violins Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas, Aceor-
deons, Concertinas, Violincellos, Banjos, Vio-
lin Bows Bridges Pins Kosin' Mouth Organs
&C., &C.
Instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
struction Books and Music paper. Orders TO:
Music solicited and filled at the shortest notice
My facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
ccordeons, Violns, SC, &C., are much en-
lurged, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &C., for Rent. Also, tuned
and packed [ian l0] V. BECKER.
N1OTICE-ALEXAN s. FREDER-
" ICKSBURG RAILWAY COMPANY.
The undersigned, Stockholders i1 the Freder-
icKsburg Railway Company, holding together
one-tenth of tho capital stock thereof do hereby
give notice that general meeting of the stock
holders of said Company will be held at the
Company's Office in the depot building of the
Aoxandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
Company. in the city of Alexandria Virginia,
on TUESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1870 at
III o'clock, a. NJ, for the transaction OF such
business as may come before it.
GEORGE 3. ROBERTS.
JOHN p. GREEN.
THOMAS A, SCOTT.
a. HEWSON.
jcl:--eotd L. ID. BARCLAY.
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LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
A good stock and great variety, at very res-
sonsble prices, NJ
WADDEY'S. IA King street.
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For the street; new styles, handsome and
cheap, at WADDEY'S, "a King street.