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Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LONDON, June 22, 1870.
Mr. Peele, one OF the parties involved in the Bout
ton and Park 'masqueraders" scandal, is dead,
making the third remarkable and sudden death OF
prominent persons connected with the case since Its
legal commencement
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Tenlpernnce.

LONDON, June %, 1870.
crowded meeting was held ct Exeter Hall to-
night in favor Of prohbitory liquor law.
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BELGIUM.
still Excited.

BRUSSELS June %, 1870.
There il much uneasiness at verviers. Fears OF
another outbreak are entertained. TIE governments
Is taking precautions to prevent L.
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he society are accused.


PARIS, juno %, 1870
Many vessels have left Marselcs for the Black
Sea, to load with grain.
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YACHTING.

The Coming Ocean Raco-Mr. Ashbury's
Preparations.
LONDON, June "a, 1870.
Mr.. Ashbury, Of the yacht Cambria has been in
negotiation recently for Liverpool pilot as navi
gator In the coming transatlantic voyage race con.
test
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A.-Boots aud Shoes Of Every Variety. at
reduced prices. H. A. BROOKS SIS Broadway.
soiled Shoes hall price.
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LONDON, IUilc Y, 1871.
The wea tier to-day Is beautiful, but hot dry and
unfavorable to the growing crops.
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Milking Machine, Patented April 3, 1870.
See advertisement, Business Opportunities NEW
COW MIXER MANtFACTL RING COMPANY, iSI
BfoadWay -
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Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
DR.. j. a. Holland CTlmothy Ticomb), OF Spring
fed; Dr. Heimeken. OF British Colombia. and Du-
gala McTavish, OF Montreal, are az tho Brevoors
House.
Colonel J. Sweet, OF San FranciscO; Major T..
walsh OF the United States Army; General d. n.
Bruce, OF Pennsylvania; Colonel u. Underwood. or
Fort Edward, and DR.. q. A. Case, Of California, arc
At the Metropolitan Hotel.
DIR. John Posal, Of Baltimore; p. G. Pavy. OF New
Orleans aud James T.. Parker of louisiana are at
the New York HOTEL
General t. A. Morris, OF Indianapolis; ]. r. JOY, or
Detroit; ). n. Devereux Ior Cleveland sOhio; Dr. J.
ID. Mcleod, OF Marietta. Ca, and Or. Mark Ran.
ney. OF MI Pleasant, Iowa, are ut the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Lieutenant Commander +. II. Deano. OF the United
States Navy; d. s. Morgan. OF Brockport, ana A. j.
H. Way, OF Baltimore, are at The st. Denis Hotel.
J. II. Osgood and c. Allen Brown. OF Boston; r.
w. stoddard. OF Scotland; J. X. Briggs, OF sheficld
and Isaac Lvermore or Cambridge, are ut the west-
minister Hotel.
Colonel Robert Lenox Banks, OF Albany; II. Det-
len. OF Bremen, ana u. ii. Wright, OF New Jersey.
are al the Clarendon Hotel.
Rev. DIR. Crane, OF Jackson, Miss, and Charles h.
Pratt Of Worcester. Mass. are at the Irving House.
General ii. }. Hunt, OF Newport: II. D. rian, or
Georgia; A. d. Barber OF Utica; q. ). Woodman. Of
san Francisco; DIR. J. r. Romeyn, OF Keeseville; y.
II. II. Pierpont OF Virginia; G. 8. Eagan. OF the
United States Army are at the Aston House.
j. II. Burr, OF Chicago, and G. b. Funciorb. OF
North Carolina, are at the Coleman House.
J. $. Garland and @. d. Emmons. OF ST, Louis, and
r. W. Smith, OF wiiamsport at the Hoffman
House.
J. =. Ainsworth OF Cumberland. England, and q.
w. Wilson, OF Staten Island, are at tho Albermarie
Hotel.
Colonel Curley, OF Kentucky; J. r. Kennedy. OF
Baltimore; Colonel H. $. Logan, OF California; Lieu
tenant Judd, OF the United States Navy, Colonel
MCPHERSON, OF ST. Louis, and Captain Lotus or tho
English Army are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge NJ. w. Fowler OF roughkeepsie, Il At the
~. Cloud.
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sta0Ord's Iron and SnIphnr Powders
invigoratc the body and
purity the blood.

Lost Art Reviyed.-It IL said thar tho
Romsn ladies embrowned their faded hair with
uni but the OF snch was uni TO
shy modern chemists until pIALON discovered aud oro-
ducei bis vITALGA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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.-Espeuscbeid,s Old md Firm, Friend n.

public has this season given his Ulranarne Pearl CAST
mere Dress Hat Tor gentlemen emphatic
tory Endorsement has been constant between his
means OF supply and the urgent demand, and FOR time
was barely able TO keep with the popular rush. Al
seut his shelves well stock 3D. EsPENsCIIEID
Manufacturer or Gents Hats No. lis Nassau street
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American Waltham Watchcs.-The Rest and
cheapest watehes made. For sale BY FULLER CO, q
John street, New York 80
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Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, sOl
Broadway, positively Rheumatism, Neuralgia. or
money refunded Send FOR circular. Sold by druggists
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of tho
HAIR DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THR
SCALP, RESrOKER AMERLCA II WITHOUT An EQuAL
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.
Policemen Fined-A Little County Job-Thres
Children Killed by an Embankment FALL
ing Upon Thorn Teachers Salaries
The Mysterious Dead.

The Board OF Education IS contemplating a reduce
tion Of the item OF salaries OF teachers below the
second grade This measure Is urged under pretence
Of curtaing the burden OF the taxpayers tho Mayor
having demanded reduction OF $4,000 In the pub
lie school expenses To be levied In for 1871.
The teachers OF Brooklyn, as body, are about the
worst paid OF any city OF the Union
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A.-IIerrinG's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2b Broadway, corner MlrrAy stss.
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BAVARIA.
teyal Cou.pIlu,.ut.

MUNICH, June q, 1870.
The King persists in his refusal TO accept the resig
nation OF the Minister Of War, which was rendered
some time ago.
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ZERLAND.
Freedom Of Conscience.

Freedom Of Coincidence.
ZURICH. June %, 1870.
The Council OF the State Of Neufcnatel has voted
BY o large majority In favor CT the separation Of
Church AMI state.
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('ristadorO,s Unrlyatled Hair Dye.-Soid
and applied at his wis aud scalp factory. No. Ao House
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A.-EOr q stylish and Elegant flat Cali On
D0UGAN, 10s Nassau street, corner or Ann.
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a SQUADRON &C Son.
MADRID. June "a, 1870.
squadron, consisting OF two frigates and cor
vette, sailed from Cadz yesterday. Their destina-
ton In unknown
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Prominent Departures.

Colonel Manuel Frcyre, Peruvian Minister, for
Washington: DIR. A. +. Pond, for Albany. and Colonel
s. DeIacey for Montreal; Supervisor waltor Roche.
Judge McCunn and Mr.. y. u. Morgan aai Charles
Burt for Europe.
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The nude body with the wire moose around its
neck, found noaling in the East river on Tuesday
and lowed TO Greenpont will be inferred to-day by
order Of Coroner Whtehll, 1t has not been iden-
titled and Is fast becoming dec0mpOsed. There
were no external marks Of violence on tho bodv and
the opinion prevails that 1t thrown overheard
by those having charge OF the interment OF dead
bodies at the lower bay. This suppOsItIOn Is
strengthened by the fact that on the previous day
nude body drifted ashore ~ South Brooklyn.
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80 To Knox's.-Buy Your summer Hat nc
KNOx's widely known and universally patronised store
No gig Broadway of Fulton street. You can procure
there Just article you require for his stock
sors cheapest, straw the dashng stylish Rocky
Mountain Beaver Kuox's the place for you paronse
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Human Hair--Wigs.--Wm. JAY Barker ITas
opened branch store ',y' Broadway, usE ThsSeswtb
sifec,
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The Police Commissioners sat In Judgment upon
the delinquencies charged against members of the


the deIinquencies charged against members OF the
Brooklyn force yesterday. Officer John II. Mlbury.
Of the Fourth precinct, charged with being absent
Herman Losier, OF the Seventh precinct, charged
with similar offence TO the foregoing. proved that
he was getting over his beat, which IL two miles
long, on the night in which delinquency is charged
one days pay for neglect Of duty. Oficer Hogan
WAS muicted five days compensation for leaving his
post. Oficer Rigney was nned day pay for be.
Ing absent from special duty, having oversight him-
Yesterday morning the bodies OF three children
were taken from beneath quantity OF earth which
had buried them by falling from an embankment on
Carroll street on the evening previous. The little
victims were James Mcnamara, three years OF age:
Freddie Bennett ana Otto Mills, aged four years re-
spectvcly. 1t appears that the children have been
ana the digent search made was unavailing until
yesterday forenoon, when the bodies were dug ont.
The cupable carelessness or contractors In leaving
excavations In an unsafe condition is to be deprc-
Gated The Coroner will Investigate the cause OF
the sad accident.
Tho members OF the Court House committee OF the
Board Of Supervisors, consisting or Mcssrs Osborn
Howell and Shenin, met yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF examining witnesses with view to a.
certalnfng the TRUTH II any, OF the allegations made
against MIR. Ducy the lessee OF the property owned
by the county, which adjons the Court House. The
only persons examined were Dufrey and r. =. Burke
agent Of the lessee Both these Gentlemen denied
Indignantly the assertion or intimatIOn that there
mad ever been any collision whatsoever between
them and any member Of the Board OF Supervisors;
or that they had ever made promised TO make any
The committee Will report the result OF the inyestt
CATION at the next session OF the supervisors
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Diabetes, Diabetes, Gravel, Gravei.-Constt.
TUITION WATER Il certain for II. Depot, <S Cltd
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Gcmis' Pearl Cashmere Dress Hats
Five Dollars.
WARWICK 4 CO., $40 Broadway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28
NEH4S or TIE DAY
"le shosg ttc vtyy age and Jody 9th. i'H'cs.

The steam propeller New Jersey, Of Tie BAL
iimore and Norfolk OldBay Line, "as entirely
destroyed By fire in the Chesapeake Bay, near
Sharoe's. IsIard, abou: midnight on Friday.
There wsre no passengers ION board, and the
officers AID crew eScapedin boats, and were
picked up by the tug Pacific. The vessel ana
cargo are an entire loss with the exception OF
the amount OF insurance upon them.
We have The particulars Of the accident op
the Mississippi railroad, spoken OF under the
telegraph head of Saturday Gazstte. The en-
tire train of four passenger cars feii through
the broken bridge, and more than twenty per
sons were killed and as many wounded. Nofn
out aud dccaycd wood work in the bridge was
the cause OF this horrible slaughter
It's stated that hlr. Devices, member OF
the House 0! Rep, from North Carolina, has
been implicated in the sale of cadetships, and
that the Military Committee Will Introduce i
resolution for his expulsion from the House.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered that the al
tcrnate weekly sale OF $1,000, 900 OF gol'l anu
purchase OF the Samc amount OF bonds be con
tinuel during March, and also that on alter
nate weeks L like amount OF bond be puVcha
Scl for the special fund. =
The bill to pay to the National Asylum ioI
Disabled Soldiers over five millions OF dollars
that have accumulated in the Treasury from
various sources connected with the cnStmcn
OF men is now before the President, and ualy
awaits his signature to become q law
Rev. DE-: Thomas Foley was yesterday con
secratcd at the Cathedral. in Baltimore, II
Assistant Bi,op OF the Dioceasn OF Chicago
Work wa>rrsumesl at the NavyI ards 10 day
in accor,lauca with all order from Secretary
RnLrS,r
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SEissssHsA NEWS.

The Manassas Gazette says: Mr.. Wm. Bee
vetS, lost little daughter, on Sunday evening
last. under distressing circumstances. She had
been LETT 1T home to take cara 0! the hous'
and becoming sleepy lay down in front OF the
fire, when her clothes caught tire, and she wa:
errclcpcd in flames She, however, in order
10 check the fire. ran 10 Il stream about twenty
yards distant irGm the house aud plunged II
but too tote to afford any relief; after suffer
ing untold agonies size died on Tuesday nigh
last.
The Warrcnton Index says: Dennis Mellow
hig at Three Mile Station on Warrenton Brancl
| Railroad, on last Thursday. uncarthcd an,
with the assistance Of other railroad employee
present, killed fifty TWO snakes, one ior ever!
| week in the year. The reptiles We're most,
what arc !;ncwn rs thc black snake.
john II. Gleason, an cx. Federal General 0
Fanian notoriety, was hrousht to Richmon'
Saturday night, from West Fir@inia, Oh re
QUESTION from Governor Walker charged Wit
ubts!nins moncY BY representing himself is /;
revenue ot?icer'in York county.
Rev. ..Andrcw BroaIus makes an appeal
through The Norfolk papers, ia behalf O.; Ter
SOM who ar, suffering iur bread lii King an'!
Qucc" coun;v. Cause, failure oi crops.
Tie NaSEinatonian says: The Sons Of Ten
pe,a1!cc. OF I.ncsburg, celebrated the 22d O
February, the birthday OF Gen. George Wash
inston, ~ q procession, Grafton, Nc.
Most Of the citizens of Fauquicr. and Lou
iouu ,Gcro enabled to I'LL their ice houses dur
lug the iatn freeze
\ petition in favor OF the retention ol III,
presidency OF the Lyuchbure aud DanviiIe ant
the Oraoge and Al2xaH s g aaiif5adS was nu
merousIy signed at Pittsylvania Court, Va,
on Monday. Petitions on the same subjcc
are in circulation in other counties along tn
lice ct the o. & A. Il. il. and petitions prt
and con have been in circulation In Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

REMAKKs.-Tne market opens dull. Stocks
Of Flour havo accumulated owing to tho limit
ed demand, which is confined almos. entirely
to tho city trade. Wheat dull and lowor Of
ferings of So bushels red, with reported sales
at lis, l2i ard 12G; one 70. very inferior sold
for IL. Corn dull. with light offerings; sales
of mixed ut 81, IS and 81, with offerings "g 1901
bushels; 10 bushels Of white and - q: yci!D.,
were offered. but no sales were reported Eye
nominal. Oats stcaLy; s&lc5 &c 100 bushels III 55
Bacon dull. Poultry, Butter ard Eggs I'M
changed. Dressed Hogs st previous quotations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28
BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING.

A first. class COOK BINDEEY has been
opcncd in tho Alexandria Gazn;to building,
where MI kinds of BLANK BOOKS will be
made to order, and BINDING Of al descrp-
tiGns executed in superior manner, Hnd on
tho most reasonable terms.
Special attention gwen t" MUSIC BIN D.
ING January !, 1870.
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IEOMIiUNICATED.

| CHURCH hlEETGNG--At 4 meeting Of the
/ Vest,y of st. James Church, in Brcntsvilin IN
Prince William county, held on the l9;h day
Reso7rd That Robert G; Weir ". W.
,rhorntor T q. Reid. &. W. G. Cunning
TN, Alien Howis m. ". ". Davis q: W.
Sex Sex and j. W. Moore be appointed 4
ded 10 reparing the ST: james Church at
Brent svillr,
Pcso1rcd, That the proceedings Of Tins meet
ing he sent to the Souhe IN s;i'nisHu'a"'
Pr;r CO William Aivccltn, Man asaaa ''azs,'',
and Alexandria Gazette, with the .rel''tsV '''''
they publish The same.
ALLEN HowIsoN, Chan. 'tna"'
q. W. SEXsMuH, Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

Mr. Perry, supervisor of Internal Revenue
Tor South Carolina, tcegraphs about raid hy
the reveD'Ic officials, into Easton county, in
whlnt:. humber Of little one,hocse cotlee-p9t
ti,StiIlcries wore captured anl destroyed. and Il
few DOOR manufacturers 7f contrabana! spirits
arrested ard held 10 bal! for dctrarI'nS the
Rngc1ua Dcpart.nent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

VhiIa there n,va been nein)ciaiS presented
to the city couac d Bli:;m2r2, signed hy
maDy prominent ctizans, in favor oi the city
granting all 10 the amount Of 100000 to
the proposed Lynch5ure ard Daoyile railroad,
another memorial is being signed counter there
TO hy other prominent cltizers.
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List OF letters.

&ss- The following is u list Of letters remain
ing in the Alexandria, Va, Postottice. Feb 70.
~ Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised, and give the date OF the
list
~ Drop letters must in ali cases, be pre-
paid. Place the stamp on the face of the letter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

~ prepared estimate OF the probable popu!a-
ton Of the u. S. on the lst Of June next,
when the taking Of the decennial census will
be commenced. gives it as 10 500. 900. This is
IN increase sirce 1850 aG Oyer . A0n, G 4s3. $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

Buffers talked of Amnesty bill, with its
oaths, EXCEPTIONS and restrictions, and para
phcrnaa" is generally considered as only DC
signed to prevent general amnesty"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

A telegram has been received announcing
the dealt. in Paris, of Mrs. Riggs, widow OF
the late Eihu Riggs, AMI brother OF Mr. Geo.
w. Riggs, of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

The House Committee on Railways and C;s.
mails on Saturday, agreed to report a bill for an
air line road from WASHINGTON to New York :
also, bill Tor railroad from Washington 10
Schuylkill in Penn, which is intended to open
the anthracite coal region, with L view OF Sc
curing cheap coal This read is 70 BE- extended
through Pennsylvania and New Jersey 70 tho
harbor OF New York furnishing an outlet ir
that direction for coal.
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EGrci1u News.

The agant- Of the steamship CITY Of Boston
h. on. .lo s,o,msb;n (ytv NJ Durb,m :,
Jaw SI' y, t''1 n..S1;a I,,nS, = hoaa, ~
c'''Se VA '''' 0iaooi' !" '0pe' '.''
something may DC learned o. tic MISSING
steamer. Capt. Judkins, Of the steamship
Scotia. thinks the City Of Boston is off the
coast OF Ireland, encountcrne lhc mead wind:
which are now prevailing. The opinion OF al
| old sailors is that she Is disabled and is MAKING
| Tor port under sail.
Oxford and Cambridge are both making
changes in their boat Crews Tor the annua
University race.
The first day OF the Carnival in Paris passed
without trouble There was procession, which
mar ched through the streets quietly and was
not interlercd with by the police.
The Bishop OF Laval publishes IN the Jour
nais letter declaring that he would die rather
than AID in the projects spoken OF at Rome.
The Bishop does not indicate What these pro-
iccts are
France has made new attempt to diSsualc
the Council from acting against her interests.
The Emperor declares that officially and
personally personal harmony exists between
himself and the Ministers, and lie believes
| they have the sympathy OF every honest
The Journals which support the Deputies OF
| the i.!Sht nav" Gommcnced 10 attack the w
ser t,"'n;i 80 Wv n"a'i VI S""'
tests acaiust the measures Of Olivier az con.
trary to it's lrncinIcs.
" is asserted the Council OF State vii! PFC
po:e reduction in the army contingent,
There was demonstration on the part OF
the cons,ripts at LYONS, but the troubles we're
suppressed without b!oodshcd
Archbishop De Bonad OF Lyons Is deaf.
The struggle between the Church aud Revo.
Iurionary parties in Spain is becoming more
Intensified. The debate 90 the proposition to
prosecute the Archbishop of Santiago for trca
son threatens to consume the entire session Of
the Convention, Duke Montpepsicr. in repiy
to repeated newspaper articles demanding a
1rGn;t;on Of his nosition, nub,ishns - Irt,cr
wherein he saws he has not been, and is not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

\ Manchester (England) paper says the
Prince Of Wales was insu|tcl i'll London
Theatre, by the audience, few nights ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

Recorder Aldridge, in Hudson City, Oh Sat,
urlay last, decided that man was not bound
t, support his wile's relations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

Dickcns's new NOVELETTE, Mystery of Ed
win brood is to be published both in England
and this country, 10 the monthly magazines as
a "serial -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

The "Ticc Metre" adopted and used for pro-
lection from fraud in distiileries, is now said
to be failure and no protection at all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28
e. W. SEXsMlTH, Register.

The New Constitution Of Virginia. dS'rah-
chiscs IL: Dcrsors concerned III a2nli ug cas'
cnec to fight duel. in or out OIL the State or
acc :ptng the same, or aiding or assisting IN
any manner whatever in q duel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

At divorce trial before Judge Sample, IN
Indiana, last week, tho priuoipals:iu the suit,
in relating how lovingly they used TO live to-
gcther when first married, became 50 affected
over the rccolIcctons of their lost happiness
that they began to cry The Ju6g, followed
suit, the audience joined in, and handkerchie!s
were in general demand. Judge Sample, when
they had all got through crying, suggested to
the husband and wife the propriety OF trying
TO live happily together once more. After con,
sultation they concluded to try it again and
the case was thus ended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28
NEW TYPE, &c ,

is prepared to execute with noatnos' and DIS
patch Al kinds -:
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i,n..I rmii !nr old Iron and Brass.
IY:AS AND STEAM FITTING

WM. COGAE,
No. - North Rny,. strtet.
Has constantly on haai largo and '"ihpletc
assortment q:
CHAN DiGLIfh|,
TRACK Els,
TASPS,
PENDANTS.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
rORGEIIAlNS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA sid
OTHER SHADES;
CUT EHUGND AND PLAIN GLOBES
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE. CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in tho ,;:"an Fitting Line.
Public Buildings ami dwellings ilrni%hed
nnh elegant manner.
Steam WoT. for ',.r.,ri',-, i5ils e.. pr"npl-
l. nnd faithfully cXu2utc.. ii! =! price which
will give >ntisfacti"h. NV S-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

The remains Of the late Mr.. Arson Burlin
game are to he sent from Russia TO this cour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-28

Anew Methodist Episcopal Church, erected
at COST of $780, 900, was opened in Brooklyn
yesterday. Bishop James preached the ser.