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RAILRoApLINEa;
DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

AFTER p. M, SUND>Y. JULY 10, 1870.
The trains Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at TH1RTY-FIRST and MAR
KIT Streets which is reached directly by the Mar
ket street cars, the last car connecting with oaoh
train leaving Front and Market streets thirty
Depot.
Sleeping-car tickets can be had on application
at the Ticket Ofico, N. w. corner Ninth and Ohes-
nut streets, and at the Depot.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company Will call
at No. s01 Chestnut street, No. 16 Market street,
Will receive attention.
TRAINS LsAvH DEPOT.
Paoi Accommodation, 10 A. NJ s. 1850 and S.ic 2. NJ.
ES,a Erpqass' i1.S" NJ NJ
Harrisburg Accommodation $50 2. M.
Lancaster Accommodation tloP. M.
Parkesburg Train $50 p. M.
Erie Mail and Pittsburg Express 1880 z. N.
Erie Mail leaves daily, except Sunday, running rS
on Saturday night to Williamsport only. On Sum
day night passengers will leave Philadelphia at
O'Clock. Pittsburg Express, leaving on Saturday
night runs only to Harrisburg.
Cincinnati Express leaves daily. ALI other trains
daily except Sunday.
The Western Accommodation Train runs daily,
except Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro
cured and baggage delivered by p. M. at No. ne
Market street.
Sunday Train No. / leaves Philadelphia at sac
Train No. leaves Philadelphia at $40 p. NJ; ar.
rives at Paoli at 7'4o p. NJ.
Sunday Train No. leaves Paoli at $50 A. M;
arrives at Philadelphia at $40 A. M. Sunday
Train No. leaves Paoli at 460 p. NJ; arrives at
Philadeiphia at e'1o P. NJ.
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TIME PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE GEN.
i TRIAL RAILROAD GO.

PORT DEPOSIT at s26 A M and Aso p. M, on
arrival OF trains from Baltimore.
A'OxFORD at sos A. NJ, 1895 A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ.
CBADD'S FORD at z2S A. NJ, 1900 NJ, lS0 T. NJ,
Passen1srs mo- are allowed TO take wearing apparel
only as baggage, and the company will not be re-
sponsible for an amount exceeding one hundred
ssTne HENRY WOOD,
AS 0enCral superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.

An extra Express Train through IN Ia hours VIII
leave Vine Street Ferry every Saturday, at X. M:
Returning leave Atlantic City, Monday, $40 A. M.
LOCAL TRAINS LEAVE--
For Haddonheld, 1915 A. NJ, p. M, and T. M.
Fer Atco and intermediate stations, 1915 A. M
and p. NJ.
Returning, leave
Haddonneld at Tl5 A. M, T. NJ, and z. NJ
Atco at 6-22 A. M and 1915, noon.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Vine Street Ferry yat.............,SOO at. a. NJ
Atlantic City at....................4'3o at. Abs T. M.
The Union Transfer Company, No. S2s Chestnut
street continental Hote) and No. 1l6 Marker
street, win call for baggage and check to destina-
ion ~,
Additional ticket offices have been located az no.
s2 Chesnut street and No. 116 Market street for the
sale OF through tickets only.
Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel
only as baggage, and the Company will not be re-
sponsible for an amount exceeding one hundred
dollars, unless a special contract is made for the
same d. II. MUNDY,
9s Agent.
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CLOTHS. OAsslMEREs. ETO.
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FIRST FALL TRADE SALE
1000 CASRS BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS ETC.,
of Eastern and City manufacture, by catalogue on
two months credit.
On Thursday Morning,
Aug. 49, commencing at 10 O'Clock, comprising
every variety OF ladies', misses, childrens, MEMS
boys, and youths wear, suitable for hrst-class city
and country trade. S11 Ct
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si,nmhun,s nnn Knllrnnn,.
ERIE FAJLWAY,l,5RAINs LEAVE DEL

Ehffla IN " - a. ", bhAvE DEP0Ts
- rvyii, " III mDhtso ol' AMI FOOT OF I'D
ST; AS FOLLOWER; .,.., -
ppi,mih SOuu.nh hAinEiSS thlNS LhANE CHAM
ntM L" ~ o. NJ ~ a. Nj ~ ~ AND p. N.
Ar ZIP A. pyGGt ~ p; NJ PAIL NEW AND III
COMPANY the ~ A. NJ. TRAIN THROtjGu RI
BUFFALO,, CONkECrINU Al HORNELLSVILiR
NTH MAGNIFICENT SLFFPfNG COACHES RIiN
HING THROUGH TO CLEVELAND AND q kIiov
SLEEPING COACHES WI l. A. COMPANY TVP
A. NJ. TRAIN FROM STSQUFUANNA TO ni'Ft A
10 THE $50 ?. NJ; TRAIN FROM NEW YORK "a
81 fFALO, AND The I =. 81 T{AIN FROM NEW
YORK o ROCnEST En, HUFtAlO, AND Nv
CINNATL AN EMIGI,ANT TRAIN leaves II NV
Ar 40 r. NJ 'hi
For Port Jcrv,s and Wav, 'll:9n A. NJ and 49, = NJ
esd ST. .iti5 A. M. ana 4:l5 7. NJ W.
lor Niddlctown and W ~. al $50 T. " C.sl " of,
r NJ aud sundays only. $3.50 \ NJ Cg}i l. ,@Ij y ~
For Grey court aud Way. az $3.50 4 VI. I'D H. s,li
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Suttion HotlttA


4 LDERT II. NICOfhY, Auctonrer.-By order
y 90 ne New N0rh sutreHt Court | Will cell Al
.Nc Exchange Snlcsru ma. III Broadway, Tues
lay. July 10, 1870, al i!t O'Clock g. NJ all tue unco .
lrctcd notes. book accounts, Aud elaine due the late
lum oi ushins King q CO., whlcL were assigned to
hrain Fisher for the DeuGht Ol the creditors OF the
hnd arm also ali tie utCu ltCtcd book accounts,
notes aId claims due TIE late nrm OF Gus hing, King q
ptGraw, held by lliraia fisher As agent OF Thomas
Fletcher, SPECIAL partner OF sad ma and nv Assau
nent from Horace Cu.h0g, deceased Re eral mariner
to- the benent Of the creditors Of sad Cusnlug also
two chairs.
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U5T OF LETTERS (pubh,hsd Tussdsy and Fridays,
~ mans IN ths Nev Yea City Ps.s Oe. keasusnt
- 80 , ~ IVY ,h ~ a 1870 = -
10 The having The LArEesi Clfuulailnn
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protessloaaI Carus.
AslroloQu.

nR, EVANS'S establishment for protccton of n
~ fortuna e,nl q th.tham st-Slcc iy and Ell eta
remedles Tor an Gl,eases hcr scN cure guarantee
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M.Sital.

CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESS. Netvn,.
~ I WreetpYy ana Ssnera srhAnsuon are cured bv Dr.
bhhltbW'S iufallibe remedies. 10 the treatment OF
AOumnura, or Brights Disease OF tho Kinneys ana
Sveiy other disorder ~ tho Urinary Organs DR. BAR
ROW II emDenily successful % Liyugston St Brpok
lyh, fom II to 2, or from 4toa
No PA uli a cure S effected of all dIsoruers nv
4! " EVANS, W Chatham 1t. A perfect cure inimc.
dtately N fanny
Y0USG MIN who have injured themselves by In.
DR., EVANS. 81 Chatham st.
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SOus. gurmsllng

- g0nst gnTmslln9
FURNITURE, - CARPETS,
H - BEDDING.
DANIEL OFARRKLL 201 SrH AV,
,..,,.. CORNER OF 10Th ST.
PAYMENTS TAKEA WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
IKf TIE JaIaNese Paper Ware, spttoons wash.
n phshs Phlls. &C. These goods are thoroughly
Nler proof and for hotels DaT-rooms ana steamers,
cannot ne rNcelled. They easily cleaned, very
liant ana pleasant TO handle and Will not or rust
rooms. 1852 Pearl ST.
JENNINGS BROTHERS, Manufacturers.
CARPETS, furniture, &c House keepers supplied
~ and paynient received by the WEEK or MONTH
IDEALLY CuANlNGllAM. JsJ Sd av.. near 9}fh Al.
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A TEST.-The celebrated Madame ANNA,sc.cntr
"A daughter medical ann In, mess clar. v.NaIl md
ueNei IppH spun ualst ard h the uu y ono tr lua
VINO mas thaI great French secret to can spepd. u
rlase she mas never Oeea knpNn 10 nll IA hen o. VI
eoh tens Your name and tht II .d. ON Oh
hNIy cures dfuhN noes, "a urugs lo-u her those
!lg separated no showing Of lglr .tcuts-as ur
otnel humhuggcry offer NJ NiI reward. DO nlt
axe pay ~ advance bNl boldly saw no Nlts' ion,
no pay. ONCE l2i Sd ay, Deween 2Jth AID sJ,H sl,
'econd hoor tIont room,
A NTROLOEER MARS cau.es SPECIFY nan
~ rag b. tells all the events OF yOnr tc gives advice
on al matters Concerning 'ur 'uturc Wtarc. % JIAy
A MADAME ECKERT-Excclti Dy none 80
"A. NOriOlE ST., near Deanccy, Tee % Gems, 90 gents
GNlSY ClalryoyNnt best IN the word. lyl Wet
" lsll Al, near Gth aY,
OOK HERE,-No hnmhug Mad ross reI,
eyerylhn the name ut IN" one you marry and mat
olhe visitor causes needy marriage. urpss together
those long separated shows the Likeness, o. hc one 90
marry lo' West Alst ST. between roa way AMI I'll" a''
MADAME WELLINGTON bu-lne- ana ncdr
vi cav csAfVoN ant trlis YOu al yHl Wl'h - hN.
likeness, mans ana numOcr,. Fee sic nul 81 ~ Neh
1Oth St, IN nv. an Broadway oascm int ~.
NINE. yENIOUS, of Rustou, tc' na'', rr''sp
vi and future .Iyeslo>S ch;sns and ucay hpmhrr'
Lad es' 5e gents SOC. " s'~-toN si,Iet' hr'' 'yI
NINE. ROEt tells true Geats, 90 h,t' . u.s.
VA <oI Broou'e e. second ho', upNN room .-.--
IHE ORIGINAL Malame Hjrrn, S,,r nv
'peoaS marriages AZ AN uT' Oe'' ~ AAa !''- 80
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gorsts anO 6lrrlnl.s.

GOOD horse, express wagon, and harness 10 sell
Ders e.
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WANTED-A sewing machine operator; Wheeler
w n wilson's preferred. Apply to u. W. ODIORNE,
No. III Elm s.. TOP floor.
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Yublif gotlt,a
or PgBLIC WORKS

II NUIIFAU UF WAITER IIfUIoIKAK,
. NEW YORK, July 49, 1870.
Notice hereby giyen thai nye per cent penalty viii
De added GA he hrst day Of Aug all unpaid
wafer reat OiignedJ CHAb. q. CORNELL,
Water Registrar.
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aubIltailous,

aubhtatl0ns.
FLIIE NORMAL aud abnormal conditions Of the
= ptlYic OlglIls.- supplement to SCapeI NO, 10
ihree lgttnies on Tie nature aud moden treatment of
htnOfhOlds, structure, NaICOcCle, pHlmosi>, mental
ana phtlcal mpuc lity and starry ton OF the blood
a. a eiN ~ By elhaustng dtchargcs addressed TO hls
private surgical cass b. Edward H. Dixon, NJ. y, 30
PAGES elegantly mined: Wice . c.Ats' AMENl-
CAN NEWS co, or r. WAENE.' box SlH
TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS
VIII lnd u 20 the ADVANTAGE to ~ OcuIe copy OF
the " c Halfway book OF summer Exculsions".-dls.
ITlbuted free NJ 1iclVt Othces, en- POI, $50 and 9j1
buAuWay 700 CAampcrs st. ~ Greenwich st., S3o Full
you ST., bioo@ly2 and at hotels and depots.
fE'EO-E VINO want 10 understand the FrancoPrus-
h tph war VIII read The Old World and Acw," by
g. ALFRED TOWNSEND. Ag.nt, wan cd at 81 John
~, up stars Call between and 4 l.. NJ
G4TO NlcBARLAND,- BOOK SrORE.Sl7
~ bloalWay near pod st. There VIII find all the
new nooNs Of the day, and all the standard works and
aho choiee English. French, and Scotch stationery.
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A UCTIpN-a 2slory frame houses, with Easements
~ a d = bccllars with splendid this as garden,
ON Wednesday, 20th July on the premises al ii O. oCL
located on Hancock st.. Go feet frum howard ay ne ar
broadway and Gates ay.. Hrunkhn.
W s. TOWNSEND, Anctloncer.
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CCTIOS,- AYLOR Auciinncer VIII sell this
y daN, nj - est 18TH Il near Gth aV piano parlOT
suite, chamber, ana dnlug room tnrnlture.
kUCTIOS SALE-I,OOO grain bags, at BURDETr
~ pENNIs cos ll3 Pearl 81, Tuesday, July 10,
II II NJ.
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ARE YOU INsUREpt

OfT!cR OF ITIE RUTGrRs FtRR INSURANCE Co..
Junction Chatham Square, [
Worth ald Mott str 'rts
NEW y RE, Ju'y l6. 1870.
The 17arf Of Directors I've declared sem annual
dividend uf FIGHl per cont, tcA able Au-u.t $50
rals cr books closed nom iu y. $50, 30 Auau.t /,
lsiJ. JOSEPH W DUGLls., Secretary.
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nPEWATORS on fine Shuts. on whcrie- Is
~ WI on mach ne, ut 40 Atlantic st., corner Bond,
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WANTED A tclin-irc,s 20 cpt and make babi..
w clio hing also girl 10 mind haby and do lIsa
housework rs thompson t., secon floor
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WASTED-EXnprien hoon.sklrt makers for
w steady employ ment At N. COINS factory West
2oth st., between IN AMI Sth avs.
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NASTED-N omeh 10 wind sik; steady work aud
w lold wases PI.AZ a CO., Stearns's SILK MIL Isl
ay, between esd and 24th kts.
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A UCTION SALE Of Crockery Glass, and Fancy
~ Goods by HUM MCDONALD.-J T. HUNT, AUD.
uonecr VIII tell Al 81 Pearl 81, Tuesday july
- NJ lOS O'Clock, large assortment IN lols to
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CLINTON SAVINGS BNNK,
~ IA Sth ny., near 2jl -.
SemtnnruN INFER, ST. nj t1e rate or SIX cent. per
annum. W Il DC paid on and after Monday july IL.
All interest win be added TO accounts rom July /,
ana II not drawn VIII remain ~ an AL deposit.
Bank open daily frOm - a. VI. to 3 4 Nni on Mon.
day.. Nelne DAYS. an SATURDAYS from to ST. Vi.
Interest Allowed ficiu the fret OF every month.
Deposits mace ON Csiorc July ~ will draw interest
nom July I.
BUSINESS DEPOSITS received ana interest allowed
da balanc Chccks p ~ rs The counter, or re-
deemed through the CLEARING HOUSE.,
ALFliEO MOORE. President
NhrnINiEL Ellis vics,TrcslJeuts
nyt. NVp n
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HORSE FOR SALE SIX years Old. NJ ior any
y u.s. also eat ana harness Apply to GEORGE
X IN i Mn Il
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PRODUCE Receipts. Among the receipts
OF produce by the o., \. & NJ. R. r. during
the week ending on Saturday last, were - $50
bushels of corn, 34s OF wheat, 100 of rye, l02
OF oats. 40 boxes tobacco, dressed hogs AZ, -
btls. of poultry, ca bbls and boxes Of eggs,
So bbls. and tirkins OF butter; 674 hbIs, OF
-four; 81 bbls. of apples, aud ~ car loads OF
cattle and sheep During the same period,
among other articles there we're received by the
A., l.. & H. R. R. 2,l30 bushels # wheat,
| 800 otcorn, 3S5 of oats, l67 btls and half
bbls. Of -four, 10 bbls and boxes Of poultry, %
bbs of eggs, So bbls. of apples, 1921 lbs.
s Of pork, % calves and Car loads Of stock.
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prepared to furnish all classes with constant
cmplopm snt at home. the whole of the time or
for tho spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from SOC to s. per evening, and pro-
porsionsl sum by dovotinng thpir whole time to
the business Boys and girls earn noary rs
much as men, That ali who this notice
may send their address. and test tho business,
we make this unparalleled offer: 10 such as
arc not we'll satisfied, VIC will send 81 to pay for
the trouble of writing. Full particulars, va :
liable sample, which will Go to commence work
on, and copy of Tile Peoples Litcra y Com
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ian M-d&:w3m
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EfiQ Markets.

BALTIMORE, March o.-Virrinia skies, old,
81 hid 50 asked; do. 1866, 81, bid. ~
New YORK, March 9-S!oeks firm Mo
n,y easy at Sac per cant Gold ll9 Virgin
IL skies, ex coupon 7j!, new, -. North
Caro- mas. Cd AR. new, 2li
NEW York March 9-FIour dull aud .
cents lover. Wheat dull and uom!naIly lower.
Com quiet ard unchanged
BALTIMORE, March 9.--Co;ton dull and
dropping and prices are nOulinalIy at 2O!Y
Flour quiet and prizes are unc hanred Wheat
Marvlami Red. 81 35al4j. Pennsylvania, do.
81. 2G,l.2S. Corn-~While, 93a95c yellow
94c Oats 56:. Rye dull Pork quiet, Of
S27 CO.
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COUNTY COURT. -Commonwealth Vs. VIM.
Claggett: colored, indictment for house break
ing-juror withdrawn and jury discharged.
Com. VS.. 6. W. Harrison -indctmeEt tor
altering the brand of the fish luspecton-de-
murrar to acknowledgements overrulcd-
plea not guiIty-jury sworn, and verdict not
guilty.
Com. VS.. Geo. ACKNOWLEDGMENT ton for sell
ing liquor to be drank on the premises without
a license demurrer to information aud demurrer
overruled plea not guilty-verdct not guilty.
An appraisement of the estate OF the late
James r. Close was returned and ordered to
be recorded.
The commissioner 10 settle the accounts Of
William Bartle, committee Of Sarah Bartle,
Cook, returned his reports which were ordered
| TO lie one month for exceptions.
Com. vs.. Charles Barksdale alias John
| Davis-iudictmeut for grand larccncy
not guilty.
r. f. Corbett and others application for a
| county road-application filed and dockcted
| and S. B Corbctt Lott NJ. Croker and Allan
| Pearce appointed committee to view the road
and report at next term.
Com. vs. William Cla2ett, colorei on an
| indictment for house breaking-verdIct not
guilty. =.
Com. vs.. Cornelius Moore, coorrd, indIct-
| ment for rape-verdict not guilty.
Com. VS. Henry Clay, colored ludlctmcns
| for petit Iarcany-nlea not guity--jury and
case in progress at , clock when this report
closed.
All the Jurors tor this term except those
drawn were discharged.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sPECIALpIsPATCHEsT TO TING AzE1"tE
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March s. n.
CONGRESS.

la the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Fe ny introduced
petition of he son of Mr.. Davis Hatch, an
American citizen now held in prison at 81. De-
mingo, asking the iule7veGti1u Of the ANN
eau government on his behalf The memOrlal
led to some discussion b. Me,srs. Fcrry, Sum
ner, and others.
Mr. Trumbu from the judiciary Cowml'c &C
said II am instructed By the judiciary Com.
mittce to report the House bill for the ahmla'
sion Of representatives from the State OF Gtnr-
ga, accompanied with the statement. that the
conditions and provisions contained in the tlIl,
except the first, arc the same which were an
nexed to the bills for the admission OF Virginia
and Mississippi; AMI which the Senate has
twice adopted They therefore d. not think 1t
necessary that they should make any reference
20 those provisions.
Mr.. Thayur asked il there NaS no minority
report.
Mr.. Trunlbu replied that the report made
WAS that of the majority, lie hoped that the
bill would he considered now. AZ to the pro
visions, the opinion Of the committee was we'll
known but they agreed 10 acqulesce in the opln'
ion OF the Senate already pronounced. he
moved to take up lie BILL
Mr.. Stewart objected.
The Senate then took ny tho funding bill.
MIR. Sc,tl, of Penn, discussed the subject at
length.
La the House OF Representatives resoIu'
ton granting to the widow OF the late Secre-
sary Stanton one years SaIaryo Judge of the
Supreme Court OF the u. 5. wa4 introduced,
but went over Under objection.
The Huuso Is now considering the bill for
the construction OF the air line railroad from
New Ycr; to Washington.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs. That the Gazette is one

| LOCAL BREyITIES. the Gazette is one
of the necessary Institutions Of Alexandria Is
proved by the fact that the delay OF three
hours 10 its publication yesterday evening, &C.
! casioned by the length Of the Governors mes
sage, was the cause of considerable excitement
throughout the city, and the Office was besicg-
ed by seekers of the days news.
The ball of Oriental Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, at Germans Hall, on Monday night
last, was not numerousfy attended, but Was a
very agreeable affair.
The numerous coored preachers seen 90 the
streets during the last Jay or two were on
their way 10 the Conference in LynchbuTg.
The people Of Fredericksburg have petition
ed Congress for an appropriation OF SlCO,ooO
to remove obstructions from the iiappahaunock
river. A committee consisting of Mr. A. H.
Phillips ana two other gentlemen OF Frederlcks
burg, appointed by The citizens of that town,
were iu this city last night, and had L coulter
encc with the Hon Lewis Mckenzie upon the
subject. They left Tor Washington this morn
ing.
j. Mark Creighton, son of lhos. Creis hton,
formerly Of this city, has been appointed L mate
in the United States navy, and ordered to re
port Tor duty ca board the Congress, at Phlla-
deIphia.
The puugy boat Goldinch sold by auc-
ton this morning to Capt. James Adams, i1r
1926
1t is rumored that the aqueduet III tie uhtsa,.
peake and Ohio canal at Cotociin above Will
Transport, has been washed ou!.
The experiment OF laying out seine with a
steamboat has been tried at Plum Ire" land
log, and proved successful.
The cellar Of St. Mary's A 'alany g,s bara
ariousy entered night ~ too since and rob
bed OF considerable quantity Of fuel.
The ferry boat City Of Alexandria has been
taken off her line for day or two for repairs.
Her place is supplied by the Wawasct.
A meeting OF the Corn Exchange will be held
Tomorrow morning, to consider the report OF
the committee appointed to investigate the
subject OF alleged discrimination against Alex
andria by the O., A. 4 NJ. 4. r. Go. 4 large
number, it is expected will be present
The sale Of unclaimed pack ages at Adams
Express Office will take place 10 morrow. 1t is
said that there are many prizes among the par.
GELS to b. disposed of.
Mr.. William WhaIey, whose name has for
years past been connected with the stage lines
from this city, died at his home pear Winches.
ter on Monday last.
The report Of the Committee on Light to
the City Council, and the report Of the Fire
Wardeus to the same bsdy, will he published
to morrow.
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M- NOTICE-We have on hand Il
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Senson and It's DANCERS

Tho human body is chiefly composed o! It's
sues and hbrcS rs sensitive To every Change III
the condition ct the atmosphere rs tho most del
lcatc e!ectrometer, or the quicksilver in q ba-
rometer tuEe
Tho .tom.ch, the skin The n"rvcs, the lungs,
and the excretory organs ara especially Liable
TO DO affected by these var tons, and the best de-
fonca agaiast their disastrous tendency Is "a
keep tbs digestive machinery. which leeds and
nouriShes the whole system. in good working
order.
Ii the stomach is weak or di:ordorcd neither
tho blood nor the bile can be in n healthy state,
and upon tho fitness or these two important
and the regularity Of their flow health in great
measure depends.
When The mir is heavily laden with chilling
vapors, es it often is vt this season Of tho year.
the digestion should be an object of peculiar
care If il weak and lsnguid, tho whole ply
steal structure will DO cnervated. If it is Wig
orous, the entire organization will be strong to
resist the untoward and depressing INFLUENCE OF
damp aud vitiated atmosphere.
A pure and powerful tonic is therefore espe.
cially needed as q safeguard against the diseases
most common in the spring, and HoStettes' s
Stomach Eitteri being the most wholesome and
potent medicine Of the class at present known,
h course of it is particularly advisable 1T this
period Of tho year. The stomach will thereby
be toned and strengthened, the liver and bow
ely regulated, the nervous system bracod up,
and nature put in stale Of active defence
against tho miasmG which superlnduces inter-
mittent and remttent tevers, rheumatism, n er-
vous debility, headache by pochrondia andotb cr
complaints which are apt TO assal tho untonod
and unfortifed organizations. The body Is
strengthened without exciting the brain, and
consequently no unpleasant reaction follows its
rowling and revovating operation. NH T.eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-09

CITY CoUNc1L.-The regular sem-monthly
meeting of the CITY Council was held last night
For official proceedings see another column -
The proceedings were not interesting, and but
Sfew spectators were present in the chamber OF
5the Comm,o CouociI, and none 10 that OF the
Board OF Aldermen. 10 which later board,
there was no debate on any of the business
transacted