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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

ga, PgcREl Il yuggsste9 4rY Ymt,iug
boarding g:houSe chicken soup, which & 70
hang q hen IN the Rln, 10 that her shadow
falls into thdp6t tot sAlt ind water intend.
ed as the basis Of the dCcocton. The
method seems TO hGYe this objection; that
On cloudy dAy the g91R would "a IA IA iiahle
70 DO weak. . rtts ~ .us oeH- .. AIM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21
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luton to seek with arms the guarantees
we could not obtain, by discussion, This
has been done; and ] haye the, houor 70
make known 70 the Corps LegiSlatlf that
IA consequence thereof "a state Of war
exists since the 10th between France and
Prussia, Il This declaration applies TO the
allies q Prussia 3 whlon give her armed
assistance"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21
The North Carolinal ,TrolbI0S.

llIlAlI " RICHMOND, July HI.l
A telegram ,ftom psnyille, this
evening, says ca! XIX hhs sted about
seventy prominent citizens Of Caswell,
N. O., s0mEof whom resisted and were
badly maItrealel. y, Bedford Brown has
gone to Washington to SEQ tho President
and cx. Gov. Graham will meet him there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21
Commercial and Financial
l-ASl.llIS SGGIJILlLl., -s,lI-IGoLLs>IIe sl,I ~
gil wheeling WI hOls4l 4lis Market

IiHlbANd OPpICR OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, n
Ipu nnOs.Il.H u W9pNEBpAfp July 20 1870.
"a JNery important element ofldlstnrbanos hal
bean thrown into tho food dmaFkCtb OF thGtWoFld
Enee our last, weekly tissue. ArgfRatRir has
bE6ken out In Europe which threatens to involve
not only the OsiGiuRl parties TO II but nearly all
tho poWprS oflEuIppe. Thei'detualliug Of the
vast armiesito be put inuthe aeld, theirtwith-
dlaWal from productive industry and the devaS.
tation that must cnSue uponIhny long cOntinu-
Gnce Of IhOStihdeS must create . scarcity Of
bteadstuRSh hand Hdat and create an enormous
demand for them! Already tie anticipation Of
thib result his StIRcned the prices ofthesepri1ne
Articles onIthiS side or tho Atlantic and there
has been ihAap tise, especially in grain and
aodrll Yet GVs1 with tkib rise, which ii reported
10 be d great aS Sl.5Oper barrel for -four at New
Yotk, there iSlIttle disposition TO 6ell.' ThereiS
general belief thGt.prIee6 win ~ higher aud :
dlsp6bltiGn t6hOld fOt Still higher figures. ''lOi
thought 10 DO Remembered, hoReFGr, that lsa.
rpp6 d at present well supplied with food, and
could dodbeSSB f66d large armies without din.
Guilty fop the remainder Of the current SeAAt.
Pdfthet thai this, there IS possibility d bHtte
p6SSIbiIltyo It II truc, that the actual elh6h d
"a. ;I,,.,, ~ ,p1t jfJSic6I1.I6nr a. a.
~ ~ =. IL Sts ~ III III X \ 4;
III III Y t9,.SY I ~ ntttI = 4. W.,
GatpoaI u IL atuSlnG Gt'stss
NAL Ia Eltope, that y great war there may DO
fought but anid closed, ia feW months, ItmAy
beWIie, therefore, laF American pFodneers not 70
hold too long or expect TOO much. There are short
crops In FrhI1a and perhRps one or two other
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

Celebration Of the Reservoirs at St.
Louis 81 st. LouiS Enterprise and
Wheeling Men.
ST. LOUIS, July 1s, 1870.
10 taS VAeAlINg IntellIqtNeT: ~
In compliance with an invitation ex-
tended By the contractors for the new
water works at BIssell's Point, about three
miles above the city Of St. Louis, q large
number Of persons, including ths Mayor,
tib5 Water C0mhiiAsi0ners, members u
the City Council, and others, assembled
at the spot yesterday at 8 O'Clock P. N. for
the purpose Ot mutual congratulate lions 9n
the accomplishment of monument fot
public beneficence,, which, will last for
ages, Tho aqueducLs Of the Romans still
survive, and In Spain the fountains Of the
Saracens want nothing but the sparkling
drops Of their grotesque jetswllich fell
amidst the musical voices Of their own
l4rkeyed dang4terS 70, Shoy hptE ipT4p1fe
Water ID every household was dpprecI'
ated centuries ago. Except In the, more
facilities afforded by the invention Of
steam, it may be q question how, far we
have Improved, ineighteen hundred years
/ ~ 1In ,,to,I1I. n,,f,tSnon In 4ho aDn1fna.
~ snv 70 "C.u ,',;h I'M M Sf5teft
slOI y. slnS eaS S ,S'ti, ,E S,hvS;coI @ con.
~ p9SeS SSiamSS'eH nv, III TA''' 'N Hit
s'iSutlOuot ". y .nS ,,,,o .ho. ,I,o s,,,,
,,,1 =. 10 ,Si;,! sS III n;4; @ et @ htE !SboS,
the same year with, those in Wheeling,
and while ut that period the relative pop
ulagiQps, Of bQLh cities were about alike.
aoo,i a. ontS S :, on;s sI,"rt Sn 00O Il is EIso
p"TiS T ,1at tIo 'sorE ,r"S "cco,nnIisI,.
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wv cuOc y1luS ~ H.,"ie , Saa5,,,sn.1 % T,nTO
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3 @ 81. ss SSS S@S1sS sss ! ?Ss5 #
nH sss nSDi anS OTFac,i,,oneSS i, vii remsin
SSlu, emery Snu SlsSSTSS " TNGoai;nr W." T. romI;
10 an OlI as"'uI o. ,,,, ,ae!" h", TocSi
~ ,a %cre ccrtroctorS % for
aecpthpltssnt asL tneThSCf ,,.sro u"nr,, CiSv fS
Inc GatPe1.cI MoIA W. ,,sa,a,TaTSo @ ox,oS
anu Iol9 eenpn. 1 a'.S"Lu ~. oosaOa ~ % Eo"s,5
VINO nsed 70 llVc on tae vGieE i,. oLiatea VI Eo -
anat 9nlon 5IpeeIS &; "pu i@n9 1,o',t .sant,s
rom wheeling 10 81 LOUIS, SSoE Tr5T, tMGs ssy
iiye years ago Ills E. SomilenEy @ II n"' 0eH tIo
Ioa, n9M 1S.sSs sss = Ss sIS tSr ~ ;isr Z M "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

Il x !DD1sR4ToI1 from Washington 10! the
New York JSatnalGSr 'C6ar,tJee siayy5 that
Mr.. BOUTWELL, Is confident hc can almost
Immediately dispose of the 500, 100000 Of
AVf per cemS laathotizetl bytliS finding
bill at par. Our own advlces announce
that; t6l new new bonds viii be ready SorIis-
sue within aew weeks! ,,.s 5a az 3, l.ia;6i i%41
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21
Cincinnati 'MSTEsti.,so nt'f

80 '.... " ~ " 'CIAuINNATIt duIy ~
II, FIouR-+F Finn but quiet; family dt$T0Oa7 3S
GRATN-Whea Opened buoyAnt but, closed
dull: holders asked 81 10 for No. 1 red, but Rc-
cepted 81 a9, and the market closed duh Jat this
rate. Corn-opened buoyant; holders asked CSC
W$1 90, but a. the close there were1m0re SELLERS
than huyers at 9I095c. Q4tsT Unchanged at $50
eos: Rys9At e Sea$t %. Bstley=Qaiet Ft
! C0TFoE- -Nomlnally upchanged!uy iol 9tlpt
E7IsSKrTAdya1Hed 7S p 81 COOL Oh with " . fair
SSi'iSi SSPa5ViisloxsL Pork-Hdla at $st %, but
nOinqRiry! LArds-Held ut, l6E Eci small sales.of
country Rt 16fc, Bulk Meats "a moSe firmly;
shoulders at 18Hc;i AldcS at 16k kfbi6Aff3t tfc.
Bacon EH6ld higher lf6uldetG at m e id9s Il
at M for icleafrrib, and UleaFI eleGFirib
sold atI1Bc buyer August, SpRar, ,CqFad lIAmsfr
CafEsE4FiFthn Il t19aiSS SOt ifslh Stt6ry.El (
s.RddS4At IG0t8C.n .ncii ir-''pi dpUs hi DHi'l--,
= 1SUGAN-.Firm 1t full rates.. li9sIi iIgo Eilt
. CpFFHR-Flrm at full rates. ,,-,,,, "a, ,,oL,.,.
OMs4LihBecd oil-At $111 o.. " Lard on!
81 1901 Is for extra summer made. "N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

A CNcrNNAT1 ccnSus.takcr found
woman thirty three yeeEV lG,f egsyh9 3If 9a9fE
lid i%hGn thiEtee1, and has A99 nIteer
children, nine ofwh0m arc still hRngsah
YHI7H u Ffl.I tsTslr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

THE official majoEiv for the new Illinois
Constitution Is s5F6S! The majority for
the minority representation clause is 60.
314
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21
feWteI i1RSSsSlsf 'rsla Is ISL $.

J,GiODOnS, Chairman Of tue Executive
Committee Of the Fenians, calls general
Convention Of tho FGniSns, to meet at
Cincinnati, August 90, TO take advantage
Of In 4 iEAr6Bedh teompltcatt6aiSia fSvOr
Of Ireland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21
:. Chicago Market. r,ob d /.

~ yu g..n4,r ail cAEq4GQ. Iply aO.l
FIouR- Primer at 50 7G17 90 for spring extras.
OVipts ISSC closing 1t 81 SSaI SS Tor Fegu.
lar; this afternoon Irregular at 81 Is cash: 81 IS
al SO aeller August corn-A AGtlVe; closing ~
.sQlf@S9afc for 10, 8; this aitetnool, ~ g99c
elosipga t69Tc. Rye-FalElY active; loloslng al
Sc for N0.2. Barley-Dull and nominal.
lfFR0TtSIoNB4 Moro active. IN MeSS Fork go 0O
LArd-I9Ne. Dry SAltGd SHOULDERS 1884,, ...J.t,.,
ltH6dB- Active and 1S02Oc higher; s'9089 Oh
for mir 70 choiee. .,ui. '.Ni pIlt ilid ,UntiDi
cHTFtEE99!et St s fSSs @ fSr ,EPII Texan TO
FiSFEIQHFs- Quiet at % ioE s9A 70 BEpSalp,o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

NV 80 iAAlss7T ~ ~ ssi'' 81, s's F+
THE new French Ambassador 70 the
United States N. PREvosr PARADroL,
who arrived in Washington but a few
days ago, yesterday committed suicide.
He had engaged with publishing firm
iii Paris to write a complete history
of the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21
Government steamers to be put TO
allnll - I,nIhlnIb ihnM MIARa

Orders have been received here % get
the steamers Narragansett and Calttor.
MD ready foBsed immediately. LI.IiI
TIE eSnddct6 brand engineer cfa north
ern railroGd have been arrested on the
charge Of maHslaughter, by causing the
death Of engineer Clark on the 18th inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21
eIyiaT6a AuGiiGaVtt lIaEa ltiaRglssI ooE

The GAi.G&t l6tI kdgdst' 8 at hand. It
contains portrait of Mark Twain, and Is
hf,S&e &eAlIGhtAdhStk GCGee6dtentS SfG
FiVS6hapGSn Of" 0aerI16d; American
TimidltE Bread dBnt lis A Aaull6 ll6EAti0ns, by
Prof Draper; Diplomatic Incidents, by
Thurlow Weed; Sister Diana; Edward
&R8ISFs & FL 4R5s Io1s SSS'EIo ao%SSa5
leon l. Managed a Theatre; The Vaccina.
ton question; The Styles Of DIsraelI and
Dickens, by R. e., White; Miscellany,
Drift.Wood, LilekRtdre and All! MAX
Twain's EICm6rlldG and NCbdlR and the
usual poetry! ~ iva r,gl.,,i ,,sL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

IT Is now denied ,"tllat The President
cQgtemplates recalling Nj, y StRoFT 9ur
Minister Gt Berlin and sGnding tntbat
Court jim Misplace General scHENcE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

A wild Lion Loose ii 4 the, Streets:
From he burlington (Vt.J BFVs Pres. July i6Jnn
gRTwo cages containing a pair Of African
lions, and four PumaS Of American lions,
The elcphant aViEt0rid," and two catEels,
passed fhr6HgG liGre 6H the cats Yesterday
morning from New York, TO join Yankee
Robins0n's, circus at St., Johns, The car
doors were ethrown,open to give tlir TO the
elephant ind camGIs,, and quite d crowd
gathered at tic Cegtral paIeeppo|t 70 slayee 4
trGco6 look at the shoWps! The lions could
also be seen through the small CRATES Iot
their cages, they being on q fiat car con-
nected 10 tic one occupied by the elephant
and camhb$1 ! Tlhe company 5East nbtI de-
tined 10 disperSe, however, without q
little cxciteplept, rass theA sequel proved.
As the keeper Of the animals en-
tered tho GAgelCfi the four Americansllons
10 clean out the cage, one of the ions
spr. - ~ lin al ID out n the \ por,
ILL htl6s 6d thc grOdhd inthe midstoI the
crowd :, This visit was something more
than lad Beeh bGfgained for, and It Il re-
corded TINT the way, booty heels and c9at
tails disappeared idrbund lGmbrA piles,
&C., was moi slow. Tho highest lumber
niles brought 4 premium, and tic lion had
thing, Ibis own way fpry few minutes
The Iion beat hasty retreat under the
car anfF0 fF0maihql there R1owling 4n5rily
tlnilf CON bell a 10 come put Y the keep'
er,Ewh8 b6ck6dIhp Nhis persuasion with a
club. A rope with q moose had been pre-
pared ind 90 arranged that when LIE cahle
from under thecar he had pass through
the PS 8 Spoq9f "a hiieh iSa as sdfAEP Ep2 gfsSf
secured and put back into. thc, cage. 4av-
Ing injured no one while at liberty. These
lions belong tOBItss Minnie Wells, and
It was by: one,pf them that she Nas Nt-
lack md sohi lew lat injdred, PAile ..
hibi iug with u Ren q NeW York CITY r
few DAYS since. Itwas fortunate that INC
beast did not see fitlto make animmedlAte
attack On any oF'thoss standing, \ around
lie car, ,aS 10 vas an ugly oahg scslihEr
toner, and might have done Conside
mischief IN a short space Of 4tinet nMiss
Wells. WIN exhibit the lions n come etllon
with s. Yankee Rob nsonIs circus thia season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

Celebration Of the Reservoirs at St.
Louis 81 st. Louis Enterprise and
Wheeling Men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
Rv G,repn & Wise.

Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID bearing date March +. 1867, and recorded
in iber x, No. 3, folio COO, Of the and record 5
Of Alexeni county, and State Of Virginia. /
will sell. by public auction, ut tho o1icr OF tn"
Mayor of the city OF Alexandria, Va, at ]
o'clock a. m, OF the 9th DAY Of APRIL,
1870, the following described portion of an IS
tate or farm in said county, called ''SU NJ M K
HILL" w: All that part Of which lies cast
of the Alexsndria and Georgetown Canal land
north of the Four Mile run, and is und"d on
the east by the Potomac river, and north By an
estate or farm called Abingdon, containing one
hundred acres be the same more or less.
TERMS-OLe thousand dollars, secured by
note, with interest in arresr Thereto and the
costs Of this sale, including Il commission Of i
per centum to the TRUSTEE upon tho amour.
thereof cash on the day of sale: for the 70.
mander credit Of six, twelve and eightaen
months will be given on the notos o. the pur-
chaser, with interest, scared By deed Of trust
upon the premises. CoavcysncIng a. tho *
pense Of the purchaser
ap l3-ti CHAS. MASON, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
TRU STEE' IS S LIE.

BY virtue Of decd of trust, dated Janut1y
1st, 1863, Gnd executed by Anna Patten, and
duly recorded in liber I, No. 4, folio 81, of the
land records Of Fairfax county, the undersign-
ed, Trustee therein named, will, in accordance
with written Instructions from the party secur-
ed offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the Gin DAY OF JUNE, 1870, that being
Court day, st twelve o'clock noon, in front Of
the Court House Of Fairfax county. the FARM
on which tho said Patton now resides, lying
near Anandsle. in said county, and adjoining
the Back Lick road on the east and Irvine
tract; also, adjoining the lands formerly own
ed by Louisa Summers and j. O. Arms, con-
tanning by said deed 1891 acres, more or less.
The land has the reputation Of being good, with
considerable timber. and a comfortable SssA
TWO.STORY DWELLING. built since EaIiH
the var. Tho above land will DO sold subject
to deed of trust given to Louisa Summers for
$1,000. The title to this property, with the
above exception, and this deed is believed to be
good but selling rs Trustee l shall only con-
vey the title vested in me IS such.
LEVI DEMlNG, Trustee.
Fairfax CO. feb 24-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
Ey Green e. Wise.

ikeal Estate Agents and Auctioueer>.l
5HOMMTS&INNEES SALE OF REAL ES-
- TATE IN ALEXANDR CO., Va
By virtue o! decree OF the Circuit Court of
Alexandria county, Va, pronounced at its Au-
gust term, 1869, il the suit Of James T.. Clark
vs. John lowing and others, the undersigned
Commissioners appointed by the said decree.
will oGe: fox sale. by public auction, at Balls
Cross Roads in A?eXsndria county, Virginia,
on FRIDAY, the 9Th day of NAV, 1870, at II
o'clock m. TRACT OF LAND, containing
ONE HUN DRIED ACRES, more or less, iying
in Alexandria coun y. near Balls Cross Roads,
and binding on -Four Mile Eun-being the same
land conveyed bv James T. Clark ct ux toJohn
Bowling, by deed dated March 3lst. 1855, re-
corded IN lher Q No. 3, folio 404, in trust 10
secure certain Indebtedness.
TEEMS-One-lenth of The purch money
in cash the residue in three equal payments
six, Twelve and eighteen months the deferred
payments to bear interest," and to BIO secured by
tho purchasers bonds, with good surety. and
retention OF the tito to said land until the pur
chase money shall have been paid. Costs of
stamp and conveyancing t. be paid by pur-
chase: +. j.. SM LII. Jr.,
.. l.. SMOuT,
mpI-t= Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
AUCTION SALES.
by Beck, Knox q Kerby. Auctn'rs.
CAREPTA HALL LOT FOR SALE.

On the 2sth DAY OF MAY, 1870, at twelve
O. clock m, in front of the Mayors office. III
he city of Alexandris Va. the subscribers, rs
Com ui:sionsrs OF the Circuit Court OF Ale2an-
dEis county Hrgna in the a SUIT OF OF " IT, g.
PENDANTS, will sell, at public auction, the LOI
on the north side of King street, between Roysi
and Pitt. in said city, on which Sarspts Hall
formerly stood. The metes and bounds OF the
lot are as follows: A part Of it beginning on
King street at point distsnt24 feet castWardly
OF zine feet alley, running northWard!y par
sllc to Pitt street to the line of the ground for-
me!ly McRea Messes. (Which point is distant
lCO feet 3 inches eastwsrdly Of Pitt street, and
running thence esstwardl7 with King street "
feet; then north wardly parallel to- Pltt street
rs feet; thence Westwardly parallel to klng st.
IL feet thence with q straight line to the De-
ginning; ard the residue of it beginn ng on
King stree. at the ess. line Of the piece cl
ground before described, and running thence
! csstwardiy with King street 50 feet 81 inches,
more or less, to the line formerly OF Charles
| Mcknight; thence northwardly parallel to
| ROYAL street 70 feet, moro or &c g, TO the line
formerly OF VIM. H Mcknight; thence west
wardly parallel to King street ~ feet 81 inches
| more CT less: thence nortnwsrdly parallel to
Royal street 20 feet, more OF less, to the me o.
James Roach; thence westerly parallel to Alna
| street Is feet, more or less, TO Tho line OF Inc
| piece of ground herein before described; thence
| southwardly with that line to tho beginning
! together with all and every right and sppurten
ance to the said two pieces of ground IN any
manner belonging.
| TERMS-One-ten tenth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day OF SAFE; inc resi-
| due in three equal instslments OF SIX, tWe!v,
md eighteen M .n.hs from the day of sa C, will
interest the purchaser TO give his bonds. will
good personal security for doferrei payments
And the title to be retained till the purchss
money is fully paid.
| {. rERG USON BEACH,
| ,.,1--o,s Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-28
BY Beck, Knox q KERRY,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
SSIG N EE'S s a l. + S.

Ncdl GsLhto f1SciLS auu nuSIloAOC'"'
A SSIGN EE' s s a l. S.
BY authority of tho District Court Of the
United States for the District Of Virginia, III
the matter of John 4. Sbunate. bankrupt, J
will sell, by public auction in tho city Of A!c:.
sndria, Virginia, on MONDAY, the "a day Of
May, 1870 1t II o'clock M,
A BALANCE OF ONE SHARE, belonging
to the tate of said bankrupt, being one-siXth
of one sixth Of the estate Of John Rust, late Of
Warren co., Va, deceased.
The residue of bankrupts interest in said C.:
tate is sold subject to the liens thereon
ALSO,
At the same time and rlacp, l will sell q Ln,i
OF GROUND, with HOUSE thereon, GGsssrTTas
situated in the tow of Strasburg. Shenan. eyed
doah county. Va, belonging TO the estate .!
William Il. Woodward, bankrupt This prop
erty is also sold subject to the liens and incunl-
hrances thereon. Terms cash.
JOHN 5. FOWLER,
sd 11--2aw3w Assignee.
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NEWS or The DAY.
$40 .hou the uery age and body Of the 7anarS'

Ia Philadelphia yesterday Police Oaictr Max
arrested q man behaving disorderly il the
streets, WHEN be was attacked by another man,
who attempted to rescue him. The officer
uscd his revolver with fatal effect, killing bofh
men. -'.
The factory Of the Conestoga cork o. at hars
caster Pa. was totally destroyed By fire last night.
The loss on building and stock is about $50 900:
insurance $4,000. The FIRE is supposed TO
have been the work of an ineendisry.
Clark's Stove Machine Works at Rochester,
New York, we're destroyed by fire last night
and Michael Puukett, the watchm an, pellshcd
in the flames. The loss on the property $50,
600 insurance So, 900.
10 the House of Representatives yesterday
bill to remove the disabilities of Office holders
in Texas was offered, aud, after debate upon
the subject of amnesty, was passed.
Hugh R. Peasants, a veteran journalist, tel
many years connected with the Richmond
Wing, and the Dispatch, died ct Richmond yes
terday.
The President was to leave Washington lol
New York to-day. He will probably visi
West Point, and return to Washington on Mon
day.
The new Tariff bill is n'idcred' says
| Washington despatch, as virtually dead
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ALyXANDRiA, April 18th, 1870.
nISSD LUTON OF COPAETNERSHIP
~ The copartNersh!p of HREIG s. BAYLiS
has this day ceased by mutual consent.
The business Of the late nm will be settled
up by g. Kreig. e. KRElG
J. BAYLIS.
\. B.-The business in future will be con-
Quoted by 50 % G.. kKEIG.
fa1H0RN'S OINTMENT cures Erysipe as,
I. Sc:oFiila. letter Worms, Scald Heads Bar
bei's Itch or Hny other eruptiona of the SKIN
d Us! received and Tor sale by
Up Il WAKEFIELD Z HALL.
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i. AND FOR SALE-Pursusnt TO deed OF
Il trust from Lee Tuttle TO the undersigned,
bearing date April 20. 1859, and of record On
No. 4 psgc &c. L shall, on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of May, 1870 Court day, in front of the
Court House door Of Fairfax county, sell to the
highest bidder, the following described PEOP-
ERTi All that TRACT or PARCEL OF
IaED ;aveycd by said decd OF trust, con.
timing two hundred and ten acres and ore
hundred and iorty.sogen poles. This land les
near Burke's station, o., A. & NJ. T. r., ard
near &. a. Arundlc's.
TERMS-So much cash AS will discharge the
expenses Of sale and the amount duo and I'M
mid under the said deed Of trust and the resi-
duo on a credit OF siX months. The cash re-
CURED will be- announced on the day of ss e.
Selling AS Trustee will convey such til , as
i: vested in me by said deed OF trust only,whic h
is believed to pc good
WIN. SAGAR, Trustee.
IF, awt
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ITO THE LADIES.
SOMETHING NEW

Having become general agent for SHEK
WOODS IMPROVED STAMPING PAT
TERMS, am prepared to cell those Patterns
at wholesale and retail; also, to establish sgcn
ces throughout tho State.
Persons wishing stamping done will ples.r
give me q call, rs guarantee satisfaction, anh
have choice Of fifteen hundred pattern-. /
have also opened choice selection Of ) PING
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, to which
invite attention. Miss }. McGRAW,
NH 26 loo King street