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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

REMARKs.-S Stocks Of Flour are scarce. with
considerable enquiry for city trade, psr.l"uar'
~ for Extra AMI :jupar brands, though prices
are n". 'Iuotably higher. Wheat is stoady Of
icrings "l 21I bishel. rcd, with sales Ut 1916 and
lIS. Corn il nnl!; offerings Of 252 bushas
mixed, With sales ~ ll0 Oats are in lai re-
quest sales at &c, with oterings OF 100 bushs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

The oldest person in the u. s. is said to be
lady named Holland, living near llaVre dc
Grace, Nd, who is over ia years Of age, and
has daughter aged IS years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

The opponents OF Chinese labor are not salts
fled with the action Of the Senate in depriVing
that race of the benefit Of naturalization. but
desire that Congress shall 70 further and pass
bill to prohibit contracts for servile labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The daughter OF late Judge of our State
courts married near Richmond on the 18th OF
this month, man whom her father, four or
five years ago, would not permit her to marry.
Her husband brought her to Richmond, and
he opened little news and fancy store on
Broad street, getting his stock on credit from
persons who were so simple as to trust
him. He has deserted his wife and bis newly
founded establishment, departing for parts
unknown. Since his departure, inquiry has
developed the fact that he has another vile 10
one of the Piedmont counties.
A company OF northern gentlemen, including
Messrs. Albert Ordway, George Dick and
others, have purchased one hundred acres Of
land on the Chesterfield side of James river. a
short distance below Yuengling's James River
Brewery, and opened granite quarry. The
granite is said to extend down to the waters
edge, and, with fifty foot wharf, can be ship
ped in seventeen feet of water. 1t is in nc
place eighteen inches below the surface is Of
most excellent quality.
Mrs. Claiborne Duvsll's house, seven miles
above Spotsylvania Court House, was burned
down on Sunday morning last. 1t caught from
stovepipe. Very little was saved Mrs. DR..
Finney. with her Child only one day old, were
rescued with great difficulty.
The remains of Capt. A. A. Lipscomb a
Confederate officer during the war, have ar.
rived from New Orleans, and been inferred 10
the soil of his native State at Hollywood. He
died February 18th, 1869.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

1t il very evident that thr s":"shes OIL hed
Cloud, delivered 4, 'sz,N&sion anl New
York, during his la,s VISIT, have made con-
siderable impression, and excited more sym
pathy in behalf Of the Indians, than has been
expressed for long time past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

DEACH BASKETS for sale by
je2 GEO, MCBUKNE1 y SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

REWARD OF LITERATURE.-It is said that
Washington Irving drew 800, 900 from bis last
publisher as his share Of the profits OF ten years
sales of his works, and that during bis lifetime
he earned $3.50, 900 BY his pen. Its estimated
that Sir Walter Scott cleared $500, 600 in TWEEN
ty-six years. Dickens it is said. lett an estate
of $450,000, and be must have spent at least
hundred thousand dollars whiting the last TWEEN.
ty years. No other author ever made SO much
money by his pen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06
CANAL COMMERCE..
s.s - - - -

AkRIYALs-To-DAY.
Boats w w Shepard, A Chsmberln. Ii
ilnydOck, Nj Lenan, A Clark, q p Lloyd, A
II Grant, Clifton, K Marshall and Goldhnch,
To- Il lnerican Coal Co boats M p & Morrison,
John Hammond and Mamma Mctiraw, to Mary
land Coal Co: boats Florence and L'nna, tO
Hampshire C"al Go.
DEPARTURES.
Boats .Juniats, Q BIsckler, Esgls,, is MIL
Ter, E Stevenson. Henry keney, w J Boothe:
Il Baycr, John = Moore, M Hagerman. w
|. Shaw. Iroasidea, w w Shepard, ID A My.
ore, A Chamberlain, III I.ienan, A II Bradt and
K Il Iaydocl,, for mbe1land.
I HAVE this day disposed Of my stock, good
| will and fixtures to WIN. F. HENDERSON,
who will carry on the Hay, Grain and Feed
business al the old stand, 50 and 81 Cameron
street. Thankful for past favors, hope my GUS
toners and the public viii! patroniza my sue
cossor. All parties having claims against me
will please present their bills for payment. and
all parties indebted to me will please como for
ward and settle.
JAMES e. HENDERSON.
Alexandria, Va, June II, 1870.
WV. F. HENDERSON,
Nos 50 and 81 Cameron street,
Under Liberty Hail.
COM MISS ION NJ EXC II A N 7. Z,
And wholesale and retsil dealer in HAY,
STRA W. GRAIN and MILL FEED.
S1licits country consignments OF sll kinds
Ali goods delivered free of charge promptly to
MI parts Of tho city ic N-1m
MT CE-CERTIFlCATE No !, for ten
~ shares, and certificate No. o, for ninety
shares OF the capital stock Of the Alexandria
and fredericksburg Railway Company, in the
Esme of d. &. McCalluin. having been lost or
mslaid, application has been made to tue said
company for reissue of the same to tho un-
dersigned, who il the lawful owner.
ie 24-law2m g. b. ROBERTS,
VlcHY wATEfi v1oHS wATEk'
This Water il highly recommended by the
Faculty fer heartburn, Headache, Dyspepsia,
rheumatism. Acidity of the Stomach and sill
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder Only
for ssle on draught by
COOK & CREIGHTON,
Sign Red Columns,
jo2 lOI King street.
"AhS-Lanes choice extra Sugar-cured
Ill Hams, small size; also Maryland brand
Hams received by
jy J. CLINTON MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

The investigations ordered into the character
and conduct of several OF the members OF the
LEGISLATURE of Virginia, Andrews HASKELL
&C., show plainly how different are the times
present. from the times past, and upon what
eyi, DAYS Wa have fallen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT An elegant
garden party was given at the residence Of
Judge Underwood, in Alexandria, onlast Thurs,
day evening, to a numerous, though not crow
ded, company of the friends of the family. y
commemorate popularity of the entertainment
considering the exceedingly intense warmth of
the weather-was the lighting up of the large
fower-Rarden with numerous gay and brilliant
colored lamps suspended from the trees sur
rounding the fountain and arbor. The dancers,
after an effort at calm summary lancers and
quiet quadrilles in the spacious parlors, soon
adjourned to the illuminated cro1uet ground in
the midst Of the garden, where, on the close
cut turf, dancing space was soon extempor.
lied. The scene looked like IN act from q
grand opera, as the gay. light coored dresses
of the ladies and the hutteriDg OF airy fans
through the foliage and flowers gave constant
movement and change to the company. 10 its
picturesque novelty ana beauty it will long be
remembered by those present At midnight
cool refreshments and drinks were served and
dancing kept up till about 3 o'clock Wash.
i,,0tou Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

In csse before the Washington Court, on
Saturday, the plaintiff filed an affidavit object.
Jog to trial before Judge DIN. on the ground
that be believed be could not obtain lair trial
Judge DIN refused to entertain the affidavit
and said if the plaintiff had more experience 10
law practice he would senI him to jn'! nc
ordered the case to 90 90. This is 'e"onu
time within a few days that parties bs's sought
to remove cases from before judge N:.n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

Mapy gentlemen connected with the press in
Washington and Richmond, spent their Fourth
Of July at tue Grecnbrior White Sulphur
soriuss, where they were most Hospitality re-
ceiged and entertained, and had good time,
oeneraljv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

AWFUL THUNDER SToRM.-The Harrisburg
pa. Patriot of the Goth of June is Irresponsible
for the following description of L recent thun-
der STORM 1t says:
I'VE were informed Yesterday that the thnn'
der storm which passed Tor rather hung over
Dauphin late on Monday night surpassed any
thing in luriousness that had ever been known
before in that town. Very aged people who
had lived in the vicinity all the days OF their
lives declare that it was a fearful spectacle =;
that all prior occurrences were as nothing COM
pared to it. For two hours and o halt there
was peal after peal of terrific thunder, and flash
after fash Of binding lightning, with scarcely a
moments cessation. Houses shook as if theu
were on the verge of topping down every min
ute. A number OF persons were Knocked down
by the force Of the thunder during the night.
Many trees in the vicinity were muli|ated by
the lightning, but fortunately not house was
struck. All the inhabitants of Dauphln we're
up out of bed during the prevalence of the
storm, and the relief they experienced when it
had spent its fury is beyond description.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

On the 5th inst, number Of frame dwell
ings were destroyed by fire in Oil city, Pa
Loss $25, O0O A large livery stable, and sever
81 other buildings, were burned down, in Ro'
chester. N. Y. Loss $4,000 In Oswego, N.
T., grain elevator was DESTROYED by fire.
The elevator contained about 10000 bushels
of grain, mostly OF choice white Canada wheat.
The total loss is about $4,000. The build
log was valued at $4,000; insured for $42, 600.
The grain was valued at $4,000; fully in
snred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

Boats .Juninta, q BIsckler, Eagle, II s Mil
ler. + Stevenson. Henry keney, w J Boothe
h Bayer, John Moore, M K Hagerman. W
l. Shaw. Iroasidea, w w Shepard, ID A My
ers, A Chamberlin, III Iienan, A II Brsdt ant
K Il lIaydock, for Cum be1land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-06

10 the case OF the Richmond contested cleo
ton, Judge Guigon has decided that the
matter of illegal and fraudulent votes cannot be
gone into. Had this matter been opened, the
lsss proceedings would have extended beyond
the term for which city officers arc elected.
The Radicals claim that this decision, 10 effect,
oives the civ Offices to their candidate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-27

A a01.asall4esaessxn:4A hhottts t&xotuh. A8psnu.
Bullen, GooL .Goop[tn, @tpt, Gdpltr,
Erto(ey> @rabdmI,a !Ddd, measb<r wiQer,
pfaar &iee, @fanlon, Sbanfs, @lfAis.
@Nls JIsgslsfsStl@{kaH 2kaN ILL.,
MtmeIenp waren @ilutalt, Hnc>
Donalp, &eeb, &utHlap,@ tetpaft,g |net>
g' Ss9; 81, d t,yl1talgs,s i'd
Der abfimnun9 ~ enthalten, ia, ME Ct
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IStaatssG lltnbabnsB enbs IT, M
i aSs3ss g. ! 'l&sa l2''s Iba ss'f,Bk
mebrert Bius upufetn etnsttei&tu n>
ter anoeren BON 9errn, @opl: GinebiQ
.flr @e9alirun8 oeS Gra@t<E ariFs puf
GifeabdBhea IN tpitfthtE@ tdate. GIT IkU
9ierauf tpurben- bic 8erbanblurSen
lber sbie b~eanitanoete .8obl II, BEN ,0tqe
8iraindrrtb' vs.. Gdberr mieter taiifseroptt1ttaisan
unb aud in Der Na@mittaesFbuns flu,
9e9ebt: ~ saIssygr. =;
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-27
Meue(te Wa@rihten.

r1@;Balbin:s'ttpn 23.+ San. ~ D1ie
Entertaining Ser Setter Der &eb &tperr
&&e1plutipn BON Seiten Der ,5upipn' 8ay
@ompaenie al6 bic aueintse le9itime
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piro feinea 9efpaltiamen @er1u@ MAIDEN
@enntpeg j '<unter 1iis2 feline 9err19aft
Sit bttngen,H aber man Is!dubt tbae bas
@onaoil9e pdrlament T4tm|2tH ra11let
Mpnat cine 8iu fiji, ben Baut 4einer
giienbabn our@7 ipa6 8ritfl9e Eerritcz
RUM naGt Sort Carp paiFren mirb+-
J SIN Ser, st. Gpn9reB 51inb cberett6
Bills eineerei@t, wpr0en 2anb Sub1ioien.
fit ben 8au elmer @iienbabnr Yp1 Bred
enrto9e> in Mtnnel ota> bem TerminuS
her st, 9aul unb paciFc 8abn mad
per 8ennipees @Nren15e 81. betpiQi9eM " - y
7o@ ahbtn e,tp H. a. San, @;pnz
9reB.-G Gin 8ei9luB Der @tttne 2be6
1ertprtenen prdlioenten ,Mbrabam Sim
coin cine. penfpn 3u"' .bepiQiset murpe
an BE Gtnan3sgpmmftte yerpfelenr,.5 .,'l
@;5ferauf tai" Sic Currency Bt4 GUT
Debattel 1239dsN -- IL T. u9N
| ism 6ault7 rurbe h feine: groBe Mnaabl
oouQBias1 eiuserrsihtD unterGo anoereu
ben Sploateny 3pe63d letten g&rteaesi100
older 2anb gu bewiQisen unp 4enlionett
in ,l@plb .au Soblen.3 ...aos ...An~.m
TBsmpa&@Ri, ,mutsta bi}ss Senats, ts@ifaf<
MD ge9t4 ssdufatn1mr1e,t '',ulnupp fiji Ste
9auSz BM (ubRitutrkt.H4 ~'S "a "a'5
Die Mbfimman9J 'ae1rls db a f36 fit iit 1 urp
I57 ee9en Mnnabn1e ber @enat6 8iu.'''
saSoQte ber. tptdiipent be- Sill unterz
3stdnen,' Ia fotwtro! dptessdierenfaue lbds
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ltn Bridgeport st. wurpen ibeutea oMorSet
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lait M lebrtb feentenp. nh 2ad nan!'st
ss9 puis 81 lly22 san. r., '@totaNt
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-27
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yplifcn,nt.n rpabr 1T urb ben eenisfanttt
Stef 3am3 agNa@penten3 tttfrt Git
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eineut ieinerss @pQeeen9fms s@1reit eini9e
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@ernsbuun8 i1pra@ Ct ba6 reinite 6o@z
btuti@,,a auno bra@tes babei ;!sater5 imuer
rt9tig anbsfns befens :3ufan1menbase.
nit betSa@eL !gitate aus l@oetbs S@a<
ler,a Menaunlen, s ,upnbuplot ac*fs DM. ~ Der
@ei9tstof f9ittelte fet1s .@aupt bu3t,
unterbro@ bic, 8erbanplunsen,, aberittb
unbl -berietb unb bei@lob- ben -6olaz:
bautr ppn, g@eri@tsar3te in BetuF III
t,er !3ure@nun96fd6i9fe}t unterlu9en 5u
lai en ben --penn etnp 9pl3bauer, Der
Mpmmien, @@iQer unb @oetbe tennt,
unb bas ldbu1tee5 p@beutl@ Pri6t ter
fam ieine SHINE, unm5eli9. re@t. beiz
larnn1en baben +! Der,betrefenpe@ ertGts<
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alten Tran. fpte ber, yStettiner @eneralz
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III Wmerifa babe .auf tire Antwprt;,S pae
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rer ,aber 4dneftppt iet pa fie ileiit piitellett:
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-27

~ 3Iya,li,hh.iI l,,l e S5an..-4 DIR
WufFf@ts@ danbtt gas t6eutt i fsriilfs elftts
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Ntdeti{4en Arn1en &pdbrenb beS @inter8
init @uppen 3uapeufes3rn. A1
"a niineton; pa, 4 9sbnera rub
8aneerburB, NI@uloiat Sc @petabtut
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ben @tQ&pprsneu bes 81 erbeeriutrRex
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ba6 ,el1ttbeh sfiQ19meisenb bin,
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