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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-16
Foreign News

LIVERPOOL, June lG.-Adyices have been
received here announcing that the lark Can
DAFT, which sailed from Penang for New York
on the 18th of March, had recently arrived at
ST. Helena, with her masts sprung, where she
was condemned.
LONDON, June IG.-lhe atotioGists here
src urging the Government to insist on the
emanclp patton OF slaves in the Cuban Colonies
" onslgnor Capel questions the truth Of the
rumor lately published by John Bull, to the
effect that the Marquis OF Butte contemplated
return to Anglican communion. He says
that tho Marquis is at present in Spain beyond
reach OF the rumor.
The Times in its city article To day doubts
the success of the new German American bank
at Frankfort, which if successful would be dis
credit to America.
PARIS. June lG 1t is reported that the
Prince Napoleon is ill., The Emperor is still
suffering from his attack OF the govt, but il is
ty no means dangerous
The court goes to St. Cloud next week.
LONDON, June lC.-The Telegraph OF this
mornDg says that the French Emperor has
the rheumatism in his right leg, and that
Prince Napoleon is also i'll at Nlendon,
MADRID, june lG.-According to provisions
OF law lately enacted niue thousand registers
OF civic marriages are to be opened by the
middle OF August.
ROME, June lC.-The EcumcDicll Council
Will commence the discussion of the last chap
Ter OF the intalIibility scheme to day.
BOMBAY, June lG.-Lato dispatches from
Hong Kong announc, that several ships which |
had been dismastcd in typhoon have recen
tly arrived there
\ sharp shock Of earthquake hal occurred
at Yok ohama.
LONDON, June lG-Breadstufs of all kinds
are advancing rapidly at Paris, on account Of
The drought bread which sold for seven pence
in the deaf ui winter last year now sells for
Y,iu,. urrrh
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The Port Grape III New Jersey.

The following cannot fail TO satisfy any scep-
teal persons about Spocr's vino being purely u
grape juice vino:
Passgic, October %, 1865
This is 10 certify that have been . csilc"t
of Passaic for tho past twelve years, during
which time l havo known Mr.. Alfred Spaer
and been thoroughly posted in the manufacture
by him Of his celebrated wines, and can testify
to the fact derived from u personal knowledge
that his excelleHt Port Grape Wine is made en-
tirely from tho Oporto Grape, which no extern
sively cutivstcs in vineyards in sight of ny ros-
his own raising cultivated exclusively by him
SELF and is superior grape.
G. H. K PAULIS0N,
U. 5. Deputy Collector Int. Rev.
Our druggists have s0m0 CT this vine direct
from Mr.. opcor. 10 l2-lw
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Alw Yosk Juno lG Stocks strong. Money
SaI per cent. Gold 139 Virginia si1e5, ex-
coupon, 90; new e. Flour loc better. "Eeat
2a3c better. Corn lc better.
BALr1MoRE, dune lG.-Virgi nis skies, old, 644
bid; do 1866 Is bid. G53 as ked; do. coupon, old
20 asked Cotton dull and nominal ut 2lt.-
Flour active and advanced from 20 to cue
l;5sl7S: good TO primo 145sl52; Western 1874
lI2 Corn very firm white l22Al25 yellow
llUall2 Oats firm at Coo.
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COOP TEMpLARs. "A very pleasant pl: "'o
.ome off on Monday last, near Balls cross
Roads, under the auspices Of Mount IhVet
Iodrc of Good Templars, to which the mega
boring Lodges we're invited The weather
provios pleasant the attendance was suthc'eo,-
" large, and those who we're fortunate enough
20 he there, say that the gathering was
decided success. The day was devoted to ad-
dresses, singing &C., and the evening TO
,ianclpI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-16

The LONG Ba1DaE. -Messrs. Z. B. Ora
ham and S. R. Johnston. OF Alexandra
county, representatives OF the Columbia Turn
bike, accompanied by Fl. (. Bradshaw
bridge builder. at the instance OF the hcn.
lewis Mckenzie, Of this CITY, appeared DO
fore Congressional committee yesterday to'
the nurpose of making some explanation re-
sardiug the proposition TO change the looa-
ton OF the toll gate upon the Columbia Turn
nike a. the condition upon which an appro-
nriatiou would be made to repair the Looe
R,;dpc. IPhs conference, however, dlu mo-
,,st long No attention was pe;d to the eS
plauatious, and the gentlemen making 'hea
think that they were not treated win pF'pe
courtesy.
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Death From Chl0rOf0rnl

PHILADELPHIA. June lG.-An unkno
middle aged woman, from Manayunk, led yes
tcrlay from the effects OF ahloroiorm admins
tered by DR.. Fine, dentist, at her own re-
,Ilcst, Tor The purpose Of extracting teeth.
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The PosrMAs1ERsE1R mentioned under
the telegrsphic head in yesterdays eaz.tte,
N. P. Trist, esq, will be appointed postmaster OF
Alexandria upon the expiration of Mr.. Massey 5
term, next month. A committee consisting
If ex-Judges Wiloughby and Hill, Collector
# II the Port Turner, Collector Of Internal Rev
enus White, and Assessor of Internal heVe'
epue Willard; of this city. accompanied D7 Con
sressmau Platt. Of the Petersburg DisSrict:
called at the White House yesterday TO urge
the claims of Charles Whittlesey to the po-
sition. but they were at once informed oy
the President that their mission was useless
- he had determined to appoint Mr.. lrlst'
who he said, was native Virgin'an who
had faithfully stood by his country, and who
be hoped and believed, would prove aecspla-
BILE to the people o. A.lexaodTlf.
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STecthearts and Wives.

Essays for Young Mcn or Single ana We'll
ded Life-the dangers Of Celibacy, and the
Joys of true Marriage -with sanitary all inS
monial happiness. Sent free in scaled cnvcl-
npes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Dox =, Philadelphia, Pa NY 2;-Gm
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Tberp was meeting Of the directorsoi. tie
Potomac Railroad Company in this city TO osy y,
This Company, it is said, ure to build ra'i
road at once between Fredcricks burg ana ,n'S
civ ;rr,socctivc of the operations OF the Alex
.otr;, md Fredericksburg Railroad Company
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|
yesterday, with much lightning and thunder
last night.
Steamboat and other excursions are much
interfered with by the continual rains.
Strawberries are nearly all gone-ald the
constant wet weather is not favorable to the
flavor of the growing fruit
Two OF the handsom est fronts to buildings in
this city are those Of the drug store of L. S.
Leadbeater K Bro, and the adjoining store,
just completed.
Mr.. Owens, at his oyster establishment, on
King street, north side, near Uniou street, has
q fresh supply of fine oysters, clans and crabs
received by steamers.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio and Alexandra
| Canals arc both now in excellent. naVigablc
condition, all the sunken boats having been
raised except the Que at Big Slack Water,
| which occasions no hindrance
o. and after Monday next. The Goth inst,
the passenger train on the Manassas Branch Of
the o., A. l. NJ. r. Il. will leave here at II
a. N. and arrive at 1.45 y. III.
The rain Of yesterday evening Interrupted
private excursion party that was to have gone
to Marshall Hail. The com pany, however,
would not bc disappointed. and had their dance
at The Harmonic Hail.
Complaint is made BY residents Of The !oclIity
at the north end OF St. Asaph street. If the de.
post OF filth In that neighbcrhood.
According to The AIM nac the moon should
have shoDe last night, but it didn't and as
none of the street lamps wcro lighted, walking
over the uneven pavcmcnts and cutters filled |
with water by the rain was not agreeable.
The gorilla at the small meuagerie now ex.
hibitnp on the lot north of Christ Church got
loose yestctliy and chased some vi the boys
who happeacI II oe hanging around there.
Two children were poisoael in this city last
week by the painted muslin 10 which parcels Of
candy we're contained.
Tie Board of Aldermen last night struck
out tha lection OF the revenue bill which provl.
dea for taxing hucksters $50.
Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE --Si-
boys and halt grown men, arrested by the
police Tor annoying the residents OF The me- gh
pOi w tHC VI w lUu duu
Cameron streets, by playing base bail. wera
discharged upon the payment OF costs as they
promised to cff.nd DO more.
Pat Foley, for disorder conduct neaS
Eiper's brick yard. was hauled to the watch
house in Wagon, and confined to await satx-
animation.
Complain, Was made OF the di,orjerIy con
duct CT coored mau on Henry street, between
Queen and Cameron streets, early this mora
uE, tut when the parties reached there every.
thing was quiet
MAGISTRATES OFFICE -Galii. Hunter, col
bred, for threatening aud abusing Betsey Page.
:o!ored, the offence occurring in the county,
Vas held in the sum Of $50 Tor her good be-
lavioT
John Potter, ia default Of security to Keep ,
he peace, Was committed to ali.
WATCH REPORT Might DARK snl rainy,
With lightning aud thunder, until towards
acrning, when it cleared away. There were 20
listurbauces no arrests by the watch, nor any =,
odgers the watch house. 9
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J.K. Taylor's school made an excursion 60,
,,,v from Hamilton to Washington, via: lug
Al. III. 4. R. and the Alexandra anu
Washing ton ferry boats.
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Public Opinion.

With unanimous acclaim the press Of this
city has spoken again and again Of the wonder
full curative and prcservativo qualities OF GIu-
tiers Native Wine Bitters, and we nave every
evidence from abroad That they are rapidly be-.
coming tho great naLionsl preventive and rem
edy individuals, also, by scores upon score:
are voluntarily sending in their certlEc..c Of
any man or woman Of Any age suffer smother
day from debility, weakness, dyspepsia. rhcu-
mstism. or any of tho other ills Tor which these
Bitters arc go absolutely Ii provocative and curcT
The proof may bo asct rtaiLcd by u limited test.
T.. NJ. LAWSON,
IANNET & CO.,
my 23-tI Agents Tor this city.
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Congressional domination.
Y'hc Mnrke191

INDIANAPOLIS, June l6.-The Republicans
OF the second district nominate Col. George W.
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xTIRGlNIA:-At Rules het, in the Clerks
Y oiice of the Corporation Court OF t 1H2o n!sy
OF AlsSandria, on the 9Th day of unn, 'S;o;.
James Ryan, plaintiff, against Isabella Ryan,
ha nh;act If this suit is t, otlsia decree
sad JAMES ~ Ryan and the said Isabella Ryan,
The defendant not having entered ner appea :.
sueo and given security accord ing to the act o.
Assembly and the rules Of this Court Htu -
snnearing BY afi dapt that she is not = Tesi'eEl
OF this State, it is ol derud that the said deie5e-
snt appear here within one month after the que
nnhlicstion of this order. and do what Is neces,
ssrv to protect her interest in this suit; and
that y copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in tho Alexandria Gazette newspaper w
l;sbed in the city Of Alexandria, once week
tns ftar successive weeks, and posted at the
,rnnt door of tho Court House OF this city, A
copy, teste MoNloN ;aiiHiauaw
Law. B. Taylor, p. q 1el4-la"4"
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The horse disease still prevails to an a'arm-
ing extent,
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VTlRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
Y Office CT the County Court OF A!e,;andr.a
county, on the Gth day Of June, 1870: Mary A.
Carlin, complainant, against James L. Moore
and Laura 4. Moore his wife; Clinton >. Ben'
e2o.t and Maggie A. B,no2ett his wife An no
MIA Pous and B.ittania his wife; Dallas W.
Benezelt and Charles w. Beaczett. defendants:
In chapcery.
The object of this suit is either 70 confirm q
deed of partition of 81 acre! snd 10 poe h @.
Land in Alexandria county, Virgnla Il, 'I law ~
twoen Mary r. Carlin and tho heirS d. Ia" ~
49, rs. Benozstt, deceased, or to obtain T. pa;
,ition of the said tract Of land between the sag
M.rv A. Carin and the heirs at Law OF Ann Il
s. BoneEett, dcconscl.
The defendants, Antnhi tous ana bCitt ANA
pous his wife, Dallas w. Eenezett and Charles
w. Btnczo.t, not having entered Their appear
ance and givon security according to the .ct OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II ap
nearing 6y affidavit thst they arc not residents
Of this State tits ordered that the snli dG!endans
annear here wiLhia one month ator inc pno!i
cstion of this order, and DO what Il necessary 10
! nrntect their interests in this snlt; ana thst
rronv OF this order be forthwith inserted IN the
! Al.xsndrs Gazette, newspaper .puoiisheo II:
ins CITY of Alexandria, once week lot Jour
successive weeks and posted at the 'front.' oool
oftbe Court House of this country \ copy
ta.,a JEFFERSON TAChI, Clerk
G. L. Stuart, p. c. le lO-lsWt
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CxsE paiI lDr old Iron and Brass.

5NAH 4 ND STEAM FITTING
VIM. COGAN
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand largo and complete
ASSORTMENT OF
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS
PENDANTS
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
rOECELA1NS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GKUUflD AND PLAIN OIL BES;
STEAM Pipe, CAGES, COCKS, vA..V RS,
and everything in the Stealn Fitting Limo.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &C., prompt
Is and faithfully executed al At prices which
will give salts faction. my ST.
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rONGEESl PONGEESl PONGEESl
White and Yellow Lined, in all eoioTs siso
rhildrea's Parasols, received this day at
nv II WILMER y SLAYMAREKS >.
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M@ NOTICE-We have on hand u
hao large stock OF Ladies, Mise ana
Chdren's BOOTS; and SHOES, eEd in order
* e stroot " $500 "
ian 28-tf w. =. " ACDel l.
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NOR SALE-THREE FEAM n H9o oE W..
cInt-in,rr xix rooms each, situated on the
"a. If }t|a1cr street about slxty feet NORM
81 li,hhon. Persons wanting property that VIII
INV = handsome interest Will md THIS goOu
ii"vc.rm,ni For particulars apply 70
'"ScS' VIM. COGAN,
-.--oo%v Is north Royal ST.
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+ HAVE MOVED ENTIRE STOCK OF
4 POTOMAC FISH
/" my store, No. - south Fairfax street, where
| will DIR for
rs half bbls Family Roo Horring.
- half bbs primo No.
~ bbls primo Nett
10 bbIs Clipped Roe
II bbls Family Roc
~ kits Shad Roc
These fish uru all superior article OF my own
curing. uOpcU
! also offer for sale ono fine young HOHSE,
| BUGGY, WAGON. l SET BUGG
HARNESS, and SET WAGON HAKEhoo'
SAM'L j. REED,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-11

% In maybe all right that the people
of Ravehna should expend fifteen OF
txfenty thousand dollars in neffecting
our Fire Department and providing
fet Rioteetidn against fire, and yet
continue topaz the same rates Of ih-
sprahce as ins years past when our
facilities OR e1tingnishing fres were
not oae-third. OF ene-auarter as sain-
PIE as 1.-THE present time, OF as they
win beW hen The resoirvoirs now in
process Of feonsfrdction arc completed.
1t would certainly be doing q very
liberal thing by the insurance compa-
mics. It strikes us that If the under
writer's refuse to make liberal re-
duction in their Tatessit would be well
for the people of our. village to take
their own risk, ofAcinb tegethert to
protect one another from losses.
There ispo town anywhere around,
of the size of RaEenna, that has bet-
ter Organized Fire Department than
we have, and if we are to continue to
pay the former rates Of insurance our
money is. principally expended for the
benefit of insurance companies, which
don't appreciate in the least our gem
erOsity. .s=ssss ZOOS 70
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,,T,MANFUA..' g ]. ,
[caRRRsPoNnExnl


During stroll through our new Ccmstery
lately, splendid monument was noticed which
was recently placed over khe grave of Albert
Carlton, by T. II. Jones. of RaYenna II adds
materially to the beauty of the grounds, as well
as reflects great credit. on the skill and work.
manship of its maker. Several other monu-
mentse of different styles. and large number of
handsome evergreens, give to the grounds q
very beautiful and attractive appearance, as
well rs serVe to keep alive the cherished and
sacred memories OF those loved ones who have
have gone before to the Great Hereafter Mon
ey and time nre not thrown away in decorating
those hallowed spots. where rest the remains of
our departed friends, and every one should
pause occasionally amid the general struggle
for life and its duties, which characterizes this
| fast age. to beautify and adorn and make pleas
ant. some small portion of the earth, which will
some day be their final resting place.
A movemsnt 10 in progress which is lfkeiys to
besuecessfnito organize q Brass Band at the
Station. Nearly money enough has been raised
for the pqrchpsp 0f the Instruments, Rad q e6p-
sidsFabls additienk to the Aand. Ma made on
Saturday evening last by the generous donation
ofthe proceeds of sthe farewell benefit Of the
celebrated Coleman Children on that evening.
large audience was present At Hinkley,s Hall
and their performances was excellent. The
musical talent Of this tdSsh cannot wen he sur
passed. for few towns can boast Of as good per-
formers as Professor Seibei, 1Miiier, Farr.i ana
Skinner, so that ere long we may expect to hear
the epliEenipg straiRsaef 9tbe4 choicest music
from the celeAEatsd " Brass! Band of Mantna. /"
As caution to grog selleFs every where we
Will whisper word in their ears; privately of
course. The women are about to take the law
into their own hands and suppress the traffic in
those vile cSmpennds waich make such sad haY
oc with the good order Of society, the peace Of
families and the health and respectability OF
their fathers, husbands, brothers ! and sons
Three qf those g gEtewaysof Of fleiP. In this town
are already marked for visit some fine day
and the proprietors thereon, would do well to
place their Reazineuoh deposit m some eoh
venieat hay stack, patl the storm blows over.
Ii mha and gentle meaps VIZ n9t silAIee toeure
an evil harsRer aud more segere measures viii
be adoptsq. The contest is between private and
selfish ~ 1ptssn aaa the p1Iile IRelfarei . W
Rey.O- Blake Blake gave his SECOND ipcture last
Sabbath at the Disciple 1Chnrcjl,en - Paaestine
its History and Geography and the jhaunsrs
and customs iof its people, The lecture was
very entertaining audainstructivel and was els.
tepPes9 y Mt wtch interest. .,
MASFuA. August sth 1ssg, i'' Z.
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Z LOCAL NosTI CEs..1 & ].
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naris sela.inE 1Iachina. }


The frst Davis Sewing Machine was intro.
duced in Portage County the 9TH day of March
1870. There are now sixty-one of them in use
and all Of them giving the best satisfaction
This rapidrsaie establishss.at once the superior
ity of this Machine. 1t has been in competition
with all the different makes. and Won. Every
Agent trembles when he finds Davis to COM
pete with There is no visible point OF inferior
ity that he can produce. So he makes his point
of attack on the durability of the machine,
which, according to- his stoHy,iis worry khott.A
But running the Davis by steam power in q
Corset Factory, ever, day for IS months, with
out any repairs. and As good To-day as on the
start establishes ut once the durability of the
Davis, and we warrant. and will keep in repair,
free Of charge. our Davis, for as long time as
any otlier Agent dare warrant any machine, and
will give backing that our contract will be tul-
flled. have good machines, nearly new, Of the
best manufactures. that will sell at reduced
prices i do not advertise or blow anything
that cannot back up, and ask all who are in
want of machine, to call and examine, and
give the DaFis'a trial. Jgt,} 4ra4Itl
1O0-d. A. G. MASON.
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Great stoue Hria1

At the Stove Store of A.Ew. !BECKhEY & CO..
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. There WIN be d pub.
lie exhibition given of P, P. Stewards New
Dumping Crate Cooking Stove, for. coal and
wood, at which baking, roasting and work OF
all kinds. will be done as no other stove can do.
Fire will be built at ~ 9,clpek, and Operations
will commence as so0n as possible. The fire.
box will be filled with coal on tine start, and all
the work be done that can be, with one fire.
All are cordially invited to attend and see
proved ali We eEeF claimed fqF this Justly eeie-
brated stove, d \. w. BECELEY & co.
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BURGLARY At ATwATER.-On Tuesday night
OF last week the boot and shoe shop of Robert
Eilison. at Atwater Station, was burglariously
entered by prying open the window, and eight
pairs Of fine boots stolen. The nextday young
man named Alonzo Bartholomew, was arrested
at Alliance by Marshal Brown. Of that town.
having five pairs Of the stolen boots in his pos
session. He was brought here and examined
before Justice Robinson, on Thursday afternoon.
pleading guilty to the double charge Of burefa-
ry and grand larceny, and was required to give
bail IN the sum OF 5000 for his appearance at
the next term Of the Court of Common Pleas,
and in default thereof, was committed to jail.
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Successors to Poe Il Brother Dealers in Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils. Varnish, Glass, Putty,
Cutlery, Lamps, Groceries, Perfumery, Fancy
Toilet articles, Pure Wines and Liquors for me.
dicinal use Physicians prescriptions careful
ly compounded. We have secured the services
Of DR.. Charles r. Pae, and the Prescription De-
partment WIN be NpassFF sF lEis ,saAtfsf. Swift
Block. Main Street, Ravenna, O., 75-tf