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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL. DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July Up. u.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
Alter unimUortant petitions aud debate upon
Nebraska Railroad bill the Senate took up
the River and Harbor appropriation bill.
This bill contains causes Tor the survey Ut
the janis River from its mouth TO Rchmord,
Including Harrison Z. bal; Tor The survey Ut The
AppomatoX liver from its mouth 10 Peters
burg, for the survey Of the Rappahannock from
is mouth to Fredericksburg, and for the sur
vcy OF the James River and Kunawha canal
The bill is still under discussion.
Ia the House Of Representatives the resolu
ton to pay Geo. Tue er $1,000 for expenses
incurred in contesting the seat OF George W..
Booker trom the PittsyIvania district was not
carried through, but there seems to be no
doubt lha: before Congress adjourns that
amount will be granted 10 Mr.. Tucker.
Mr. Mckepzie's speech 10 the House in
favor of Booker, yesterday, is said to have
strengthened Brokers' claims very much. Well
informed members attribute the retention OF
Mr.. Booker in the ilouS, to the efforts OF Mr..
Mrkcn2ic
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Local BREvITIEs.-Captain Frank Keys,
Just up from tho mouth OF The river, reports
that on Friday last pungy boat coming out OF
Yecomico was caps2ed by squal between
Piney aud Ragged Points, but that her crew
we're rescued by passing schooner.
Mrs. Rafferty,, the properties Of second
hand clothing store, says that she paid $l.'O
for the pair Of pant supposed to have been
stolen teom Mr.. AtwelI's tailor shop, and sold
them for s. %, not s. as heretofore stated,
and that Mr.. Atwell does not know whether
the pants alluded to were stolen from his
shop or not.
The arduous occupation OF The gentlemen
whose business detains them at the southeast
corner of Prince and Union streets, is serious
ly incommoded by the chaif thrown off by the
grain faus at work in that neighborhood, which
fill the air, and renders breathing uncoDtlr
table. The Inconvenience was so great this
morning that the gentlemen alluded to had to
move their chairs around the corner.
The Sunday School of the Baptist Church
went on picnic to Carn'a Spring, this
morning
The tibet who attempted to effect an en-
trance ioto Mr.. Carlin's store, OH Sunday
morning last, had commenced laborious JOB,
for the brick wall through which he was dig
ging is built against the back OF a chimney,
the walls OF which are OF double thickness.
There was beautiful display OF fire works
at Shutters Hill garden 90 the night o. the 4tb,
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EDUCATIONAL.

ApPAHANN Mock A CADEMY,
IL Washington, Kappshannock CO., Va.
The Classical School heretofore taught at
Mr.. j ohm e. l. nos, in Rsppahannock county,
and known as Rose Hill Academy" will be
transferred to tho village of Washington, two
miles oil.
The next session will commence on the LIST Of
September, and close on the 25th Of June, 1871.
Young men will be prepared for the Univer.
sity Of Virginia and other colleges7 or for the
business pursuits Of life.
The whole cost Of board and tuition will not
exceed $500 for the session often months.
For particular information, correspond with
Mr. John g. Lane Mr.. Middleton Miller. or
with Mr.. H. e. Motif, ut Washington Kappa
hammock co., Va, who will forward circulars
IN application
e II. BARkSDALE, An. I'm. Of Va,
Rappahsnnock CO., ~ l--eo2m Principal.
NLIFFToN PREPARATORY SCHOOL
The Twelfth Session of this School will begin
On the olst of Septemb er, 1870. Terms $500
semi.annually in advance viz: $50 on on
trance, and $50 on the 18th of February.
Washing and towels extra. Address
r. JAQUELIN AMBER. Principal,
Markham Station, Fauquier CO, Va.
je 30-2sw2w&eo2m
r oUD0UN SCHOOL.
MIDDLEBUkG, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA.
V. DABNEY, Principal.
Apply for circulars and Ale3andris refer
ences. Loudoun CO., ie 26-eo3m
rENHE BOOK ENTITLED
"HISTORY OF THE SEVENTEENTH
VIRGINIA INFANTY,"
will DO raady for issno in a few weeks.
This work contains an account Of all the
BATTLES,
MARCHES,
BIVOUACS and
ENCAMPMENTS,
and many Of the
AMUSING INCIDENTS
that occurred during the four years war.
Reference is made to all the men who were
members Of the regimont, and lul! details Civ
en- Of the
CHANGES AND PROMOTIONS
mado during the many campaigns through
which the command passed.
Every member of the old gimont and every
friend thereof should subscribe to this work.
Subscriptions received st No. 81 King street.
office of WISE s. CO., Insurance Agents.
ic l6-oo2w
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs, &c.

EFfEKSON CIRCLE. No 2,B.UH.F.CA
- Will give their
SHALL HALL, ON MONDAY,
JULY 25Lh 1910.
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
will leave King street wharf at 8 a. m and |
and : o. m Leave Marshall Hall at and ii
D. m. Tickets for gentleman ard lady ST. gen
tleruan's single tickets 75c; lady's ticket SOC !;
children over years Of age Csc
The HOLLY HILL BRASS and STRING
BAN d has been engaged for the occasion.
Com n,ittee of Arrangements.
A Marshall. Z. T Lucas, Is. +. Penn, James
Travis, John Koisler, K Tomlinson.
~ k-t1
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w F. EFT YIN NE

~ " 4. II u u L II ~ II
Is a Recent Improvement.
Replace the use Of the BITTER SULPHATk +;
QUINlNE. with which all Hrn familiar.
Dose for dose it is
ANTED
Fully equal in every way to Bitter Quihine,
And like it, il the one
Great, Positive and Unfailing CURE for AL
DISEASES OF MALARlOUS ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague,
Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever.
Remttent Fever,
Bilious Fever,
Dumb Aguc.
and the long train Of disorders following these
when neglected.
SWEET QUINlNE
made solely from Peruvian Park go i: Bittor
Quinne,) therefore it is of Vegetable origin,
and not Minora. Poison, but on tho contrary
is proved to be one of the elements found in T. "
blood of al healthy persons.
SWEET QU1NINE
cts as IN antidote to, as we'll u cure Tor, l!:a
larial or miasmhl, poison, the absorption OF
which by the lungs causes Intermittent Feyors,
etc. Tho only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over tho use OF old Bitter Quihino is the entire
absence Of that intense, persistent bitterness
which in the latter is an insurmountabo obsta-
Gle to its use with most persons, And always
with children.
SWEET QUlNlNE
Is in two forms-in Powder, for the uso of Ply
sicsns and Druggists, and Fluid, for use in the
family and for the general public.
STEARNS, FAIR u CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists,
NEW York.
For sale by E. s. LEADBEATEK s. BRO,
wholesale agents for Alexandria. my 2-ooGm
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IVA K + NOTICE.
COAL COAL

% and 90 South Royal street
Arrived per schr Virginia Emily
One cargo Lee White Aah Stove Coal.
- Baltimore Co.'s w. A. Coal.
g. Shamokin Red ASA Coal.
" Lyken's Valley Red Ash Coal.
These are the best qualities of Coal brought
10 this market.
The public and my customers who wish 70
take advantage Of the markets and strikes will
do well to rail- at once and secure their winters
supply. Those W ho are not now prepared to
receive their coal, can be supplied any tinlo
ICY io27 w ' '''' '' q A. S. PEPENER
owing to the very material advance in the
prices of ICE at the North, we are compelled,
reluctantly, to advance our prices from the lst
Of July to one and q half cent per ID.
il careful calculation shows US that at present
rates we must lose very considerably, rs we
have been charging the same price that we OBJ
tanned last year, while the cost of Ice is moro
that double to us Our bushes, last yeer was
only fairly remuncrative. We thank our Gus
toners for their hitherto very liberal patron
ago, and feel it duo them that We should thus
give them fair notice Of our intentions.
Very respectfully,
T +: C IHvIjD & W1LEENING,
III tSuccessors to w. F HendersoE,)
GROCERY. LIQUOR q GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
No. 30 North Royal st.
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHISKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
STOTCa ALE, PORTER SC.
Also Eastern and Potomac SHAD, Hen
RING and MACKEREL
Choice brands of SEGARS and TOBACCO
always on hand
Strict attention paid to tho sale of COUNTRY
PRODUCE ie lS--tf
DAINTS AND OILS.
We have Just received large additions to
our stock Of Paints and Oils. Would name IN
part
Lewis Pure White Lead.
English
Snow White Zinc, Boiled and Raw Lnseed
OIL of best quality, Varnishes of all kinds, Put
tv, Window Glass and in fact every article in
the Paint line. We will be pleased to furnish
prices when requested.
jelO Il s HEADQUARTERS BRO.
l)AlNTSl PAlNTSl
L We have in store largo stcrk ~
Lewis Pure White Lead.
Lewis Pure White Zinc.
Bsrtletts Pure Lead and Zinc combined.
Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil.
Spirits Turpentne.
Colors, Varrishes and Paint Brushes.
All or which We ara prepared to Oil 1t e1-
extremely low rates Inquiries from the coHn-
try solicited and orders promptly tllod
je6 JANNh " w.
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DIED.

On Wednesday, the 9Th instant. REBECCA
DAINGERFIELD. daughter of Philip B. and
Mary H. Hooe, aged months ~ The flu
neral will take place from the residence Of her
to .morrow, Thursday, morning, at o'clock
On the 4th instant, CHARLES CHESTER,
Son Of g. w. and Martha A. Chancellor, aged
months and da9s
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me- NOTICE.-Wc have on hand q
AsIS largo stock Of Ladies, Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, apd in order
to reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices. AL in want will do we'll to call 1T IA
King street.
ian 2S-tf w. Z. WADDEY.
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TXTENSIVE SALE OF STOVES

IL
have concluded to oller my large and com
plcte stock Of STOVES AT GREATLY ne
DUCED PRICES until tho stock is closed OUT.
The COOKING STOVES are the very best
and approved patterns in use, with full sets 81
furniture with each Stove. Other Stoves WI
be- sold at equally low figures. All persons who who
want or will want Stoves this fail or WINTER VIII
certainly do we'll to embrace TINS i.vots9te or
enumersto alt the different kinds or names,
would respectfully invite all in want to call and
e'ah'N0 ''' ENOCH GRIMES,
IA 15-eotf DC King street, Alexandra. Va.
TOXS GELATINt,
ii FLORIDA AND
" MAGNOLIA WATER
Rossd4lis Koskoo, Irisin, Cod Liver on OF
seyera! kinda, Vineg. Bitters. Sspolio, &C. 81
COOK u CRklGH IONS,
;al4 l07 King street.
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CITY II E.sI

have on hand largo surplu: II WHITE
SUITS, com opposed OF the very best Of kussis
Duck, made in the latest styl9. and worth $40.
Sl2 and Sl5 per suit Being determintd {"
close them out bofoIe my rtm1v |, | will sell
SlO suits al S6; $!2 suits A. IS. and SIS suits az
9lO s. DEALHAM,
jy 5-2awtf ~ King street
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LOCAL NEWS.

Cry CoUEcIL.--An adjourned meeting Of
the City Council was held last night for the
purpose Of e!ecting the officers provided for in
the charter Of the corporation. The attendance
of spectators, composed principally OF the
numerous candidates for the various offices,
and their friends aud those Interested in the
result CT the election. was much larger than
usual. For the Office Of Superintendent OF
the Poor 8 House John Stephenson, Thomas
Huntington, William Bushby, John Arnold
and Henry Marshall were candidates, OF whom
the first was elected on the ljt ballot. the re-
snt Of which was as follows; Stephenson IL,
Huntington |, Bushby /, Marshall |.
The Physicians to the Poor were all elected
on the lst ballot. The election Of t1arbor Mas.
ter Was passed by, 10 motion Of MIR. Agaew, a
division on the question showing - in favor
u! the motion The election OF Superintendent
OF Police was held. on motion Of Mr.. Shinn,
who supported his motion 10 short speech.
The motion was also sustained hy lew re-
marks from Col, Suite. Mr.. Massey oppos
ell the motion and in his remarks said that the
opinion of Mr. :. f. Beach was that 10 Va
cancy existed IN the office. A. N. Hurdle, &.
Il. GrilneS. J. ". Campbell q. ". Clifford,
4. K. Foley, Samuel TenneSson, +. W. Dobie,
J. W. Atkinson. &. W. Henry. William De.
Vaughn, g. f. Price aud Joseph Grimes
were nominated Tor the office, but Mr.. Massey
Withdrew the name Of T.. T. Grimes. stating
that he did not believe u vacancy existed in
the Office. There were three ballots before a
choice was affected. ~ follows: l,t. HURDLE I.
Clifford o. Foley II, Tennesson /. Dobic |,
Atkinson =. Henry ! Dew aughn u, Price q,
Joseph Grimes l. Campbell .. - ballot, Gilt
lord IN, Tcnncssou >. pohe H. Atkinson l.,
Henry >, Campbell |. > ballot, Clifford Is,
potie >, Atkinson |, iieary |. There was no
opposition to he candidates for The Board ul
Health, but the Contest Tor health officer Was
=, prutracel that it formulated without IL.
suit There were eight ballots, the last three
Of which We're ~ follows: G:h, Dr.. Powell 3,
Dr. Hammond $. De. Gibson >, Dr.. Adam
$. .th, d. Powell 10, DE-. Hammond s, Dr..
Gibson / Sth, pr. Powell 10. DE- Hammond
Ills is requisite to choice. For oficia!
proceedings SEQ another column.
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Tone your system.

The tonic properties Of Speer's STANDARD
Vino Bitters" arc such that none can use them
without receiving essential benefit The effect
will be TO maintain the usual stamina and yisor
of the,system. Sold by Druggists. iy6-lw
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WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE SAT-
ISFAOTION.

Call and 400 them, or send for circulars to
ALBERT T. SKINNER,
General Agent 10 and II Union St.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Orders for Threshers, Wheel Horse Rakes
and other Implements, promptly attended to-.
my l1-tJyl
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The Markets.

NEw YORK. July 6--Stocks weak. Money
;;aj per cent. Gold III. Virginia skies. ex.
coupon, 65! new 65. Flour is dull and un-
changed. Wheat is quiet and heavy. Corn
scarce but firm.
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Sweetbearfs nnd Wives.

Essays for Young Men on Single and We'd
ded Lile-the dangers of Coibacy, and tn o
joys of true Marriage with sanitary aid for
monial happiness. Sent FREQ, in sealed envcl-
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box 7, Philadelphia, Pa. my 25-3m
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Alexandria and vicinity to The fact that we
hava opened al 922 Pa. ave, bet 9th and 10ll,
streets, Washington, an establishment tor the
exclusive sale Of the above popular and Justly
celebrated SEWING MACHINES.
The WEED is pronounced by every one
The most simple,
The most durable,
The most economical,
The most rapid,
The most beautifully constructed and lightest
running machine in use.
The WEED uses perfectly straight needle;
makes the elastic lock stitch exactly alike on
both sides; requires no screw driver wrench,
or tool Of any Kind in setting tho needle; has
no springs about shuttle, tension, thread con-
troller or feed uses upper and nndor thread
the same siZe. and will SOW, with equal case and
facility upon everything from the finest lace TO
the coarsest materials Seven upon leather and
boards Of more than a quarter Of on inch in
The WEED WAS awarded the Highest Prize
and Diploma at the Paris Exposition, in 1867,
over eighty.two competitors; also tho highest
Prize and Diploma at the American Institute,
New York October, 1862 over sll competitions
and, later, at the Maryland Institute Fair, Bal
timore, November 1863 aftor contest of over
four weeks with some Of tho most celebrated
machines in the country, tho Weed WAS again
crowned with the highest honors and awarded
the Gold Medal.
40 w SeU IL SOiu NJ LDc IoTcst caSu p''So ga
the most accommodating terms. Persons in
search of the best machine should not fail to
e1 anime the Weed before pure hasing any other.
GORSUCH s. ,DEVAUGHEN.
10 Sow 922 Pa. av., Washington, d. g.
WRITTEN FOR APPLETON'S JOUR-
w NAL-Now in hook form. received and
for sale at FRENCHS, No. % King st.
James DeMille's New Book-Tho LADY or
THE ICE, illustr atcd by Bush price Is cents.
10 IN t,f a
rior to that capital work, The Dodge Club
Abroad" by the same author.
THE VIRGINIA TOURIST. sketches OF
tho Springs and Mountains OF Virginia. con-
tanning an exposition of fields for the tourist in
Virginia, natural beauties and wonders Of the
State accounts of its mineral springs and e
medical guide to tho use of its waters, by Ed
ward A. Pollard illustrated by angravings
from actual sketches; s..
Another lot 10 day Of "Lothair," "rul Your
self in his Place." "Queen Hortense " bessie
Lsngdon," ETC., etc. New Books daily.
je29 G. E. FRENCH.
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Yy Beck, Knox 81 Kerby,


u ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.-By virtue Of tho
DEGREES Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria.
rendered in the cause Of John Z. Dulany, w.
Wm. Bsyne ct al, the ersgned, Commi!-
soners therein named, will sell, on SATUR-
DAY, July lG, l87Oat II o'clock m. on the pre-.
misses, the large and yalu .blo FOUR.STORY
WAREHOUSE, situated on the South-weGt
corner CT King and Water streets, in the city OF
Alexandria, Va, now occupied by Reid, Young
&C.,, and in the2d story of which is located The
Corn and Flour Exchange OF said city OF Alex
andria.
Observation-Disclosures of tho purchase
money to be paid in cash Liable to be forfeited,
should tho purchaser fsil to complete his pur-
chase. The residue in three equal instal ments,
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
est to be secured by the notes of the purchaser
and retention Of tho title till the whole amount
of the purchase money is paid.
ii. o. CLAUGHTON.
Nj. DULANY BALL.
ielG-2swts CONS. Of Sale.
GALE OF A VALUABLE COU NTRY
y PLACE AT LEWINSVILLE, FAIR.
FAX COUNTY.-By virtue Of de cd OF trust
kins, recorded in liber B, No. q, folio 376, &C.,
of the land records Of Fairfax county, tho un-
dersigned, substituted Trustee in said deed.
with tho consent Of the Assignee in Bankruptcy
of said Henry jenkins. will sell, on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of July, 1870, Court day, in front
of the Court House door Of said county Of Fair,
fax, at II O. clock m, valuable TRACT or
LAND, adjoining the village of Lswinsvlle,
Fairfax county, fronting on the road leading to
Union, adjacent to the lot of - Walker. late
F. q. Janneys lot. containing 81 acree, roods
AMI IS poles. improved by neat ind com r.
fine water, &C., and highly desirable as Il
market farm.
TERMS-One.tcnth cash, and the residue in
three equal instslments at elk, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, secured BY ia
notes of the purchaser and q retention, oil me
title till the last payment ID made. Selling oy
consent Of parties and IS Trustee holding IN
legal title, an competent to make the said tt.
tic perfect. M. DULANY BALL, Trustee.
Fairfax county, je 17-eots
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By Beck, Knox q kerby.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors
ETOR SALE--Ah0nt an ACRE.AND-A-
L QUARTER OF GROUND, in Alexan.
dria, Va situated on Franklin street. between
Alfred and Columbus, improved by first.
class COTTAGE BUILDING, contain. Hse$
ing ID rooms, al - cxco!!eE! order and I1sla
condition has IN elegant collar uuder the
whole house and ali necessary ouL-buildings.
house, sheds, &C. The entire premises are en-.
closed by good, close plank fence; has IN ex
celent vegetable garden and .grost quantity
of fine fruits shrubbery. &c. There is 8 soda
water and pop factory, also bottllng apparatus
and a largo lot of pop bottles connected with
this property, which can be bought if desired:
We offer this property at private sale until
TUESDAY, July 18th, and If not sold before,
it will, on that day, be offered at public sale Oh
the premises, at II m. Terms easy. For fur
Their particulars enquire Of
BECK, KNOX s. KERRY.
ie CTS 81 King street
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THE EVENT OF THE SEASON


MARSHALL HALL u INDIAN HEAD.
PICNIC AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
SUNDAY SCHOOL Of nj TIE E. CHURCH SOUTH,
THURSDAY, July 7th.
Tho steamer CITY or ALEXANDRIA will
leave her wharf at a. M, for Marshall Hall,
only, and at 6 80 p. N. for Indian Head, stop
ping at tho Hall for parties desiring to 90 down
the river.
Returning will leave Marshall Hall at Pm +,
and on returning from Indian Head will stop at
the II all for any who have remained, and ar
rive in Alexandria at ll.3O p. nj.
Tickets for adults 5Oc; children and servants
Is cents-to be procured at j. T. Cox's. w: l..
Padgett's, John Il. Creightons, or Of the schol-
AIS BY order of the committee:
JAS. E. ALEXANDER.
ie@j-td Chairman Committee.
YNHE ENCU RsIoN
ALEXA CATH BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,
YIN BE- gi yen to GLYMoNT' on MONDAY
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA has
been chartered for tho occasion, and 49,
will leave her wharf at am, and &R3371 6
: p. m; returning, leave Glymont 81 5 and IL
p. H.
The committee pledge themselves to mako
this ono Of the best excursions of the season.
Prof. COOKS BAND has been engaged
Master Of Ceremonies,
RICHARD NJ. LATHAM.
Floor Managers.
John ~ Hill. Jas A Higgins. NJ. II. Nash.
Committee of Arrangements.
James A. Higgins. Norman +. Moore.
Edward Hughes. T. Walter Colo.
John Lannon. Richard M. Latham
Tickets for gontlciuan and lady 81; lsdy's
ticket jJc, children and servants &c.
10 23-d3ttJi&.d
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PRODUCE MISUNDERSTANDING the articles Of
country produce received here last week by the
o., a. K NJ. K. r. were the following: OF
corn 1910 bushels, wheat 7j4, rye Is. oats
TOP, flour l55 bills, tobacco II hhds. and 81
boxes, vegetables bb!s, eggs 4 bbls, butter
T. bbls., bark II cords, apples - bills, calves
81, and 81 car loads Of cattle and sheep.
By the A., j.. & II. r. Il, there were re-
ceiVed among the other freight, Of c)rn 55f
bushels. wheat coo, oats H. meal 40, flour
Ii bbls butter AZ bbs, eggs 27 bbls, "a calves,
fowls l. coops, and car LOAF Of cattle
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C0NFLlcT or AUTHORITY. MIR. T.. K.
Grimes. the Superintendent Of Police elected
by the old Couocil, refuses to recognizes tue
authority of MIR. q. W. Clifford, who was
elected 10 that Office by the new Council last
night, but tho hands who were working uu
der the former this morning. when informed
that the Mayor would not approve biz bis,
transferred their allegiance at noon TO the new
Incumbent
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COUNTY CoURT. --.ju,iyr r. H. CocLsrM
p,fsidin0 -CoNTISuATIoN OF YESTERDAY 5
PRoCEEDlNus. On the application OF residents
Of the neighborhood OF CArlins Springs, Robt.
r. Eeitch was appointed special constable for
Arlington township.
Barker VS.. kephart case alta. Continued
for plantiF
Jefferson vs. Chauncey reGovai continued
for defendant
Rocker vs.. Shirley removal.
Eerplanck Us. Beach-removal.
Miner ". Leiblick removal.
Stson vs.. Stoutenburgh removal.
Portner w. Ehrhardt-removal.
Delpby VS.. Mountioy -case removed to the
Corporation Court.
Richardson Vs. Sanford et al. removal
stricken from the docket tor want Of appear
ance
NJ. B. Harlow vs. David Wat Is removal
dismissed for want of appearance by plaintiff.
". F. D. Jean va. J.F .Larken-removed-
rule awarded vs.. plaintiff to employ counsel.
Rix, Higgins & Cows. Metzge case-certi
lied account-G. H. &. Neal vs.. same case
certified ACCOUNT ismissed-ag agreed.
Gray ct. al. 70. Thos Fishcr--trespass- ury,
verdict and judgment vs.. defendant for s2ltG3
damage.
Gray vs. same case-iury, verdict and iudg
lnent vs.. defendant for S%l6 "a damages.
The Court adjourned till Court in course.