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ARRIVALS-TJ-DhI
Boats Alex Ray, VIM DarIow, II Lienaa, G
Du Bots, j B Cszeaux, & X Gi>t&ro nnl Harvey
Fisk, to American Coal Co.
Boats Robert Emrlct and Scoti!, 20 I!anl;-
shire s. Baltimore Coal Co.
Boats Rose s. Nellie ard t:old'n EuIs 20
load fish, &c.
DEPARTURES
Boats Iowa Amazon, Great Eastern, W "
Shepard, D W Sloan, Alex Ray and Ma Oar
row, for Cumberland
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3. w. MALLS


jyoa!ors in HAEpWARE. CUTL4HI,
Carrrrt"rs' Tools, Doors, S%sn, blindz' poor
nuG Wiu!Jw Frames, Brackets, Mouidlngs,
BaIus!ors. Of ,lilIcront phttcrns, and Howei
Potts. !. !srgn stock Of french anal American
l4as,, double aoi singh thick. of III sizes
Paints, D:is, Varnishcs, Paint and WEito Wash
Brushes. j. wis Pure White Lead, and other
brands o. &c quality, Putty. Turpentlno nnd
M.chino ca. Also, Lime, of superior quality
Cemrni, Calcirod Plaster, Pitch and Felt COZ
Roofns &c i largo stock of Pugh's Gelebora,
ted Car Augcrs, and other articles found in hra
class builder. Furnishing establish mcnts.;
III orders for Lumber, Brick and a'i KINGS
Of Building Is @.cTial, promptly attended TO.
Terms cash. LED I'LL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-16

New Mexico will soon be admitted as
State, the House Committee on Tcrritorie
having agreed to report 10 favor Of the paSsae
OF the enabling act,
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The St. Mary's (Md.) Beacon records the
sudden death OF George II. Morgan. He was
stricken with paralysis while visiting school,
where his daughter was pupil. He Was ex.
tensirely and tavoraby known throughout the
State
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EnTT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10. !. FIVE dcsirably located BUILDING
LOTS or Columbus street. between Duke and
Hclte ~ feet front by l29! deep.
No :! ONE LOT. 20 by 10 feet, on Wolfe ST..
Nc.@ ONE LOT, 70 by 50 feet, on Wolfe st.,
sGioining, On which is small brick house.
No j. ONE LOT on Duke street, 40 fee!
'front.' b. ! 10 feet hecp, the same as now occu-
pied Ivy II. M;tfl".on's shops, The above prop
e.ty i: offered for sula very low. apply to
>MDbr " MILLER, Land Agents,
ap Ii ll2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-16

Mr.. Benjamin G. Harris announces himself
,s,, ;,anrn,Io-t hon, eoratio candidate TOR
Congress in the Fifth District of Maryland, at
the ensuing Congressional election. MIR. Harris
charges that the principles of the Democratic
party have been abandoned by the leaders and
organs of the State Democracy, in recognizing
the validity of Fifteenth Amendment. DR.. j..
II. Baync is mentioned as the Radical candidate
in the same district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-16

Both Houses Of Congress adjourned ycster.
day, until Monday next.
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The village OF Upper Marlboro, Md, Mar.
boro Town, the Prince y eorclan 'ayS, w. Ini'
off as early as the year lIGG.
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The vote on the Georgia bill in the Senate, /
To be taken on Tuesday.
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lCOMMUNIChT ED

METEOROLOGICAL. was not until alter iny
rctnrn from Alexandria that | saw the cEqnify
Of vonr correspondent "Espy," in the Gazette
n the 9th inst. | leel 14ttercd that my OIScr-
| vatons have met the scrutiny OF one OF yohr
readers who chooses to adopt name wh!ca
hold in reverence, as we'll from his great worm
al character as his acknowledges atlhy III
the scientific world.
In regard to my notes Of last month lhaTl"s
to make brevity my rule III all cases s'a'c',
that there was mo storm TO merit Hp"c'a'
notice." [ thought so then and think so now
My note under the head OF ''CasuaI me
nomena' is as follows s"Alarch 9th. During
last ni2ht" latter the honr OF observation had
and strong wind II miles per hour IRON
the n. Il. Rain ceased at II III; .. inches &
water in the euuce" This Regarded rs on'y /
first class" ran, not q storm, ana clnAo
determine it's conpexon with the one reported
at Alexandria, until | see the reports o1 all tLt
observers in Maryland and Eirgln!a; CT tic /:
marks in the column oil Ca>ul! PhenomeEa {"
the Bulletin Of the Agricultural Department
However, l will remark that under the ltT'
OF storms" it is not required that there >:in'I''
be one at Vienna for the reason that ON
friends in Alexandria have such Visitation G
vice versa. This did occur on the ian o
January last at the Court House; there was
storm Of rain and wind with thunder and light
enng, and at Vienna, there was 80 hal. \
Il at time Alexandria was not disturbed t!
this aerial commoton. Storms hay width Il
well as length and Oh the late cc'a,lon Alex
andria may have been the centre and Eiennt
on or without the western border.
am gratifcd to sec that attention. Is sivel
10 Mc.eorooA ical subjects in AIrXa1dria.
hope observers will increase and mu'tIi'y' ;:i
for one, shall! DC happy TO c. VlcTa'e %'ii
them. II. |. Vi
Vienna April l4th.
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,1sAssINft dIaHS

PORT OFALEXANDRIh APRIL II
ARRIVED.
Steamship Utility, Norwich and schrs Pin
to, Georgetown; kebec,a knight. Georgctow";
Henry Finch, Jersey City, and Eve Bell, Bos.
ton, to American Coal Co
Schr j Austin, Davis, plaster to HCoc.
Wed der burn & Co.
schr Caroline Kenzle, Studans, plaster t"
Hooe, Wedderburn Is Go.
SAILED.
Scbrs Pinta, Boston, and Rebccca fright,
Providence, by American Coal Co
MEMORANDA.
Schr Storm, stabb hence II. New Haven
18th instant.
Schr James Young, Wilson, for this port,
cleared at New York 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-16

The State Journal says: -"Onc of the most
cherished Of all the rights belonging to an IN
dependent people, is that Of managing their
own domestic affairs in their own way" Fix
actly. We fully agree with this. And that is
the reason why we are opposed to the politics
O! the Radical party, and the Radical system
OF government-uuder which the States have 60
rights, and the people of the States have their
affairs managed for sheun by the general gov
crnmcnt.
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-r1M,0UEAGH HOME INDUSTRY.
EincINIA SASH, DOOh AND FRA 81 +
FACTORY
;,,}-acr Uucon and Fairfax sts., AlfNa.

ij0.acr Queen and FairfaX sts., alfX"
sc tavo now ms!c Up 500 doors of all sizes;
from s. to $40; EE Windows of sash, gisz"di
a s'"I'' nnrInEcd cheap; go pairs Blinds, ali
s 'z II 90 fee! Mouldings 40 different pat;
te-Ts, viii make ut short notice WindoW ana
Door Frames: Brackets, &c, NeweIs' BsIus-
tcrs .rl Bydran:s constantly OF hand h!Oer-
u i;.counts made IT, dealers.
Being rr&oIi"ai "'"chanic5 ourselves: we ''"i
confident that we cam please our customrrs
Paning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning ann Scroil-Sawing done in the best
manner.
Plans ,nd specifications furnished 10 parties
contracting with us for building ma efi4ls
,s.rJ RISHElLL 81 HODGE.
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r. o 4 Z E N 4

That desirable residence known as LINDEN
is offered for rent. 1t is within Unc-and.a 80
halt miles of tho Court House Of Aleyan- .l5EE.
driA. There is attached TO i. and offered for
'ent with it SIXTY ACRES Of good and well
improved land much Of which is very Gne corn
land. Tho buildings consist of comfortable
FRAME DWELLING. fine Barn, Corn
House aid other outbuidings which arc ell in
good condition, having been built within the
last three years. There is upon this place an
abundance of small fruit. and good supply Of
fruit trees in bearing. The situation is without
doubt one cf the most beautiful Gil tho heights
Of he Potomac. 1t commands an extensive
and splendid view and is perfectly healthy and
very desirable. This place will be roEted to a
good tenant, upon prompt application to me-
at Mr.. PowePs, ;. r.. corner of Washington
and Duke streets. Alexandra. Va, or to my
brother, Mr.. Richard Lloyd, at bis residence,
Belmont adjoining the place
LUCY /. LLOYD.
For herself and ms 4 e. mt Of the
heirs OF Frrd'k. Lloyd. Gec'd
n. i. IF not ren:ed by May lst, the build
lngs, with garden and orchard ard about Is or
~ acre, attached will be rented to careful
tenant on easy terms. nm M-2awlm
Wash. Chrnn. 24W2W
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Last night st Washington the Radicals had a
PROCESSION in honor OF the ratification OF the
Fifteenth Amendment. On reaching the White
House, Judge Fisher made an address thanking
The President for his action. The President
replied that he could not say anything TO the
assemblaee to convince them any further than
he had done of his desire to see the Fifteenth
Amendment become part of the Constitution.
lie hoped that those entranchised by the
Amendment would prove worthy of its benefits
TO themselves and to those who have The fran
chise without it--,hat all may be mutually
benefited by it. He expressed his CONFIDENCE
that this would lie the result, and concluded by
stating that if he had not thought SO, he wouIo
not have been 80 anxious for its ratification.
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The Lyrchburg Virginian states that the
operations in tobacco 10 that city are now very
heavy. On Wednesday the sales at two ware
houses took up the entire day, the other ware
houses not being reached at all Prices con-
tnue high, and the planters are realizing most
remunerative returns. a very pretty article
from Floyd county sold for S55 per hundred
and many lots brought from $50 to $50. The
tobacco receipts in Danvlle and other places are
also very heavy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-16

Court OF APPEALS This court met on
Thursday at noon, all the judges being present.
The argument in the ease of Foster & Go.
vs.. the Bank Of the Valley, decided at the last
term, but in which rehearing was granted,
will commence. The counsel 10 the case are
appellants, and j Judge Crump for the appellees
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RhSIL B3hWHEK F. l.. BRCCKETT
WM. A. GAVE
5SkhWNER s. Co,
= :...
REAL ESTATE Agents.,
Nu. IL North Fnirax street, (wcst sidcl between
King st, and tho Market Building,
Alexandria, Virginia
Sales Of Ian J. in the States of Virginia AMI
Maryland, and houses and lots in the city Of
Alexandria receive our special attention..
dec 13-tf
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~: ;peca attention paid 10 the sac and ez;
change g.: farm. in yirgiai. and Mary and and
Of house AID lots in the city Of Alexandria.
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LAME, FADELEY.

FOR RENT-The STORE, No. 220 King
Ell street. apply 1T lG7 King street; r,on
-Tov III COOK s. CRElG HTON.
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CResl Estate Agents and hucIioheei@!
A SslGN E ; 5 A l. Il ,
By authority of the District Court OF me
JTnited Ststos for tho District Of Virginia, III
the matter of John K. Shuma:e, oshHFG APSx
will sell by public auctlon IN tue en-! o. d., ~.
andris, Virginis, on MONDA1' inc ~ u"'
Nav. 1870. at II o'clock m
A BALANCE OF ON E SHARE, belonging
to tho e.tate Of said bankrupt, being one-siN'nt
Of one sixth of the estate of John Rust, late OF
Warren co., Va, deceased. ;,o,
The residue Of bsnkrupts interest IN sa'u -
tate is sold subject to a the liens thereon
At the same time and rlsce, VIII aell "
OF GROUND, with HOUSE thereon E.s!S
situated in the tow of Strasburg Shenah ssa-a
doah county. Va. belonging 10 lac $500
William II. Woodward, bankrupt ms prop
erty is also sold subject to the liens ana 'ncu"'-
ORANGES '"s'00"' JOHN S. FOWLER
a,11-3sv3w Assignee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALu
~ ABLE FARM.-Pursuant to dccree
| the Circuit Court Of Fsuquier county, mace o.,
the 9th day Of September 1869, in the case 81
F. N. Young, Executor of VIM. Rawlings. de-
ceased. vs. John D. Rogers, &c, the under
| signed, as the Commissioners Of sale thertlh
named, will offer to the highest bidder 9giHro
the "Beveridge house" in the town OF NO."
| burg, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF gh an
ary, 1870, that beautiful farm, called 81 ~ HT
| FIELD" owned md lately occupied oy Jon"
| D. Rogers, containing G9G acres.
| This farm is situated on the TurnpiKo I:o'u
| Middieburg TO The Plains, aOout miles IRON.
| tho former ana miles from tho latter plnCo. -
| It il of the best quality OF Fauquler iapd; l.
| we'll enced with stones and rails, well ~a.ered'
o large portion Of it we'll set in clover has Al
abundance Of tho most valuable timber p
| Young orchard of choice fruit: is in u healthy,
| fine ncighborhood, and is altogether about the
| mos. desirable fariE now offered 10: she III TIM
section of Virginia.
The improvements consls. OF II comtor:- ia,
able STONE DWELLING, Kitchen, .lzzsssss
Neat House, Dairy, SC.
| The decree authorizes Us 10 sell either Il. lr.
vate or public sale upon the following
| TERMS viz :-One.tenth Of the purchase
money in cash, and 60 much more as with sail
one-tenth will make one-tnird of the whole
pufchase-moncy, 10 be paid on the confirms
ton of the sale by the Court, and the real
duo in two equal payments in one and
two years; the deferred payments to bear in
| tercst from the dEy of sale, and to be secured
| by tho bonds Of the purchaser, aad IGNITION O"
the title until last payment is made.
| BURR p holland.
ARTH. L. ROGERS
| Commissioners Of Sale.
| Middleburg, Va, dec 17-cots
| @-The above sale Is postponed till TUES
| DAY. March lst, when it will take place before
| the Court House door Ut Warrenton. [fes- cots
&s-The above sale is postpone cd until TU ES
| DAY. the Goth day of March 1870, when it Will
take place before the Court House in Warren
| ton, Va. NH 4-eots
| va Tho above sale is postponed to TUES
| DAY, the oath day of May, Court dsv, when
will take place in front Of the Court House in
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NH l9-eOts
THRU STEE' ALE.

By virtue of deed of trust, dated janu-st
1st, 1863, and executed by Anna Patton, and
duly recorded in liber 1, No. A. folio 81, of the
land records of Fairfax county, the undersgn-
ed, Trustee therein named, will, in accordance
with written instructions from the party secur-
cd, offer for sale, to the highest bidder; for cash,
on the 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1870, that being
Court day, at twelve o'clock noon, in front Of
the Court House of Fairfax county, the FARM
on which the said Patten now resides, lying
near Anandale. in said county, and adjoining
the Back Lick road on the east and Irvine
tract also, adjoining the lands formerly own
cd by Louisa Summers and j. @. Arms, con-
tanning by said deed 1891 acres, more or less.
The and has the reputation Of being good, with
considerable timber. and q comfortable kssA
TWO STORY DWELLING. built since Hslla
the war. The above land will be 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 as Trustee 1 shall only con-
vey the title vested in ne as such.
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee
a;rE, fobJ
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The season Lent closes to day.
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rssy, SAFE AND RENT.

-, FOR KENT-A TWO STORY BRlCh
III: UNWILLING with nine rooms, and isige
garden with f!ui. tree. Possession gIveh the
iirs, O: II AZ. Apply %t:6j King It: lsp9 col"
-. DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
I'm THO two.story YELLING HOUSE, on
The southeast corner OF Prince ard Royal Ets',
lately occuo ed By Col. G. W. Brent WH:er
un! gas. Apply To
NH I5-tf JAM Fl "a DbLhl.
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E>y Reck, Knox IL Kerby,

rRea1 Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
L.,SIE y EE,S s A l. h 5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29
Domestic Markcts-rBY TELEGRArH1.

NEW YORK March :s--Noon.-Cotton qnic. and
unchanged, Flour nnch .nged Wheat steady.
Corn m nete ottd r"rh Lar! elias
Flour and Wheat nnchanVci. Corn l17c. better;
Mixed Western 81 o2Rsl.os. Pork hrmer Mess,
aasi s': Havana ss6stc. Naval stores un-
changed. Frelghts quiet.
BALTIMORE. March 2s.-Cotton firm at INC
Flour dull ,nd wenk. Wheat s,eady Pannsy. Viva.
active White, ai6H9ec. Oats dull ut Sc. Rva 81.
Racon- Sides, l5".; clear sides. lsc shoulders
l?r.; hams laG3.oc. Lard firm at NGlec. Whis-
virginia s,s-Oid, IS bid; &c. asked; lssTs, 80
bid: 81 asked,
PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-Brer Cattle acaros
and In demand sales, 300 good. s0sc. common,
held nrmlv sales 5000 ut llAGl2Ac. and laGsl3ic.
for corn-fed
CrScrSSArr March os.-Corn lrmer at 7se9soc;:
whiskey. firm Mt oafSatr. Moss Pork firm md md
unet ut 1927. Rarnn Sides In fair demand at l9Qy
l5sc., but held higher. Lard, lsc.
Louisville. March 2a.-rnrn steady ct s,e.
Provisions frmer. Pork. S27t. Bacon shnul-
ders, l1ac. clear sides, lstc. Whiakcy, eaaSssc.
Io-rsvILLE. March es.-Tobacco active: luss'
SeGIss leaf. Ss0N5
NORFOLK. March 2s.--cotton dull at 9oc.:
aalcs. 25 b"les: receipts, Sol bales exports, sb
bales stock S 367 baea.
CHAR EsT0S. March 2s.--rottnn quiet ana
steaCy Mt PIC. sales. $50 bales receipts ?3e bales;
exports, coastwIse, 40 bales stock ls,as4 bales.
sAvANNAH. March 2s.-Cotton quiet st s'sc.:
sales 900 bales receipts, s2s bales exports, 4es
bales stock, 2,9l5 bales.
MOBILE. March 90 Cotton dull at 2lc. sales,
900 bales; receipts I'D bales: stock. &C. Isl bales.
NEW ORPHANS. March 2s.-Cntton ste'dy with
fair demand Mt e,sc. Sales. 500 bales Receipts.
Eli bales. Fxports--To Great Britain: A1
bales France 2, 62s bales New York. 5sl bhles;
Boston, 1851 bales: Stock, 2o7 7ss bales sugsr
quiet prime. lOt@llc. Molasses. reboileh, 4tfg
Soc Gold. lll,. New York sight, &c. premium.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain ard Flour Market
CORN AND FLOUR FxcRAHGK, I
BICHMoyp, VA, March %, 1870. )

CORN AND FLOUR ExcRAvGK,
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Thsct.-Whits. s56 bushels. Red, lo2 oushe4.
Corn White. Az bushels. Yellow, lSs nusns
els. Mixed 20 bushels.
OATS ,7a Dushels.
Wheat.-white, l6 bushels very good at SL35;
bushels common Mt sl.173: 21s bushels prime at
81 4d--tota 25s bushels. Red % bushels very good
ut f. 10 bushels foul at s1.1s: ~ bushels fair at
Al III: ls. bushels very inferior at sI-sota. 10
corn.-white. 2lo bushels prize on private
terms /: 2o4 bnshels very good at occ.--tota1, 1&
bushels. Yellow none Mixed .So none ps.,s,. MIN.
ut soc: 500 bushels prime on private terms.total,
RE-ExHrgITED.
Theat.--white. bushels. Red, II bushels.
O1ts.--242 bushels.
Offerings on the corresponding day last year
were:
E1eot.-white. bushels: red, 4 bushels.
Corp. white, 2so bushels yellow, none; mixed,
$50 bushels.
OdtS.--i psa bnahals.
Rge.-tss bushels.
Bsans white 80 bushels; colored, 20 bushels.
NsdI.-9o bushels.
Elarseed.-- 81 bushels.
The prices on tina: day we're as follows
Wheat.--white. none sold red. none sold.
Corn.-White, 7oc.: yellow, none sold mixed,
very good. roc.
0us.--Yery good csc.
ye-Prlme, Sl.37i
Rsags White, none sold; coored, none sold.
EE57a or good s2ss:
1854, -
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AcoUIrTAL OF PRINCE BoSApAnrE.

ACuUiITAL OF PRINCE B0SAPARTE.
TorRs, March 27.-prince Pierre Bona
partc has been acquitted in spite of q strong
appeal made by the PrOcureur General for
verdict Of guilty with extenuatng circum-
stances. The jury were out only one hour.
As soon ns the verdict was announced the
counsel for the partie civile demanded
l00,00 francs damages. In consequence
OF this demand the Prince was not released
from custody. He was exceedingly indig
nant because he was not allowed to leave
the court instantly. He said he wished to
show that he was not afraid of the menaces
against his life.
In their closing arguments the lawyers
for the defence laid great stress on the con-
slant and violent denunciations of the
Prince in the Mdrselldise, and on other cir
cumstances calculated to exasperate the
accused.
PARIS, March 27.-Thc news of the ac-
quittal Of Prince Bonaparte produces every
where immense sensation md astonishment,
and is the universal topic of conversation.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
DrRLIS, March 26.-The Irish Church
Convention in session here, after long de-
bate, decided 70 invest portion of their
funds in American and other foreign secu-
rites.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

SINGULAR WIFE-SHooTISG CASE N Con
SEcTIcuT.-Ne,r Hauen, March ~
Thomas German, manufacturer of fric-
ton matches ut Westville, went to church
as usual this morning, and on returning
home shortly after noon shot his wife with
pistol, the ball penetrating her left
breast. German went to police headquar-
ters and said another man had shot his
wife, but she and her son both say Cor
man was the mon, and he is now in Jail.
The couple have lived unhappily several
wears, and have separated three or four
times. Mrs. German is not expected to
live until morning.
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w.. l,f..-l,,c 7, Parker. Of the finn
- ! l.,.,.nr g. ,o,,nsr man ared
...'.,,,. .i...., ,,n.. mad the deed va.
-..,..l -. n. l;gyio ". Chairman.
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49, ,,,r.Is t..s, and had Leon fire.
...i.,. t,.,n ,lr stro,ts ana nj
,'&... l:r.r-,r.t,rony in rcnard
49,. ;..,,r,...a,. ,n,;mary between them.
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Nr il..,.,.,.' ,r.,. =. ,.rrnlor bnarler Of
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-. l,n,',,. ,.,,,..l.. md Mrs. Chairman was
S. 49,. }..f.r, Or ,l&in. her meals there but
.....I 81 <n..- south second street.
l. l. O'Clock Yesterday Afternoon the
...,l i. wer, ,o-ctnyl an the street, and Mrs.
l..'rusn wu4 afterwards seen 10 enter her
.. .i.,,cr--,yolall 10 procure the weapon
..,i' Which -bc coiiun.iticl the deed The
.....,.irr- or the hou-c. among whom were
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

4 lInrsg Blows DJwN IN New IoRK-
FIVE PERSONS KILLED-ltvMoRED PREPA-
EATioES FOR a DESCENT oN CANApA.-Ae1c
FORK, March 27.-This afternoon an unfn-
ished building on Forty-sixth street, below
Eleventh avenue, gave way TO the violence
Of the wind, and falling ona frame dwelling
adjoining, buried the occupants, Benjamin
Donnclly, his wife and four children, in the
ruins. Tie husband and wife and three
children we're taken out dead; the fourth
chill was extricated alive, with both legs
broken. The accident caused great excite
mcut in the neighborhood.
Rumor asserts that General O'Neil is Or
san:zing for descent upon Canada at three
points-Anhersthurg, Fort Erie, and some
place on the st. Lawrence not yet decided
upon. Large quantities of arms and am
muntion are said 10 be stored near at hand.
Colonel Caldwell, formerly United States
Minister to Bolivia, has arrived at New
York a. envoy from that country to the
United States.