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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-08
CHARLES w. GREEN.

RISTMAS 1869.
AVERY s. ID "A V ID o N,
22G King street. cor. Alfred,
Announce that, to meet the wants OF tho al,-
preaching Holidays, they have mAdo larg" nd
ditons TO their stock of ,r,,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
and are now prepared to offer an assortmenI
which in variety and prices cannot be oxcelIed'
We name in part
LAYER Rasins, whole, half and quarter boxes
Valencia RaisIns, New Citron.
New Currants. Fishers Mince Meat.
Sweet Cider, Flavoring Extracts.
Pure Spices. Preserved Ginger.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Sardines, English and American PICK lns, nc,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
dec Il
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Jamaica Spirits, Madeira Wine.
n f. Kun, Sherry Wine,
French Brandy, Port VINE,
H" BsEer G'" Thompson" ""I H"nrsr." "zss-
lcr," Gray and other choice brands Of WINS
kcs An examination Of goods solicited.
AVERY 6; DAV1DSON,
dec - 22G King ST., cor. Alfred.
JOHN A. FIELD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-08

TO- NOTICE.-We have on hand O
E.sS large stock of Ladies', Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
10 reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices. All in want will dc well to call at "a
King street.
ian 2o-tf w. 3. WADDE1.
rREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Dress GOODS, sHAwLs, CLoAKINGs,
Sc. DC, &c.
From this date until March lst we oer our
| entire stock of the above goods at very greatly
reduced prices, some of them far below cost
We still have good assortment of these GOODS
and can please most any taste. We would name
| particularly: Irish Poplins, in ten or twelve
shades; French Rapps in almost any color
| Black and Colored Silks, with all other new
| styles of Plain or Plaid Dress Goods. Call and
| see them: we will be pleased to show them to
| you
feb4 WILMER & SLAYMAkEk.
COS CERT.
HARVEY CORRELL,
The Blind Buglor of Dulany's Regiment, II
CONCERT.
At the
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
On TUESDAY EVENING, the Sth instant
feb Std
WHAT THREAD DO YOU USE ?-This Is
w personal question, and ono which con-
Germs everybody who scw:, either by hand or
on any make Of sewing machine. 1t Is lmpor-
tant that you should usc the hast. and Of all the
threads that have been and are now candidates
for public favor the WILLISTON G. s. l..
SIN CORD SPOOL COTTON stands pre- emi
ncnt For sale wholesale and retail by
CHAS w. GREEN,
feb Is King street.
UIlLLISTON'S S.IMACHINET
w is stronger and smoother than either linen
or silk is able to boar much greater degree
of tension in sewing and will be found not TO
retard tho work by breaking and swapping, So
frequent in other threads For sale who esaIo
and retail IT CHAS. w. GKEENSr
lob 8 IS King street.
TNABLE OIL CLOTHS,
MAHOGANY,
ROSEWOOD,
MAPLE and
OAkED,
Cd wide, Canton backed, Just receiycd at
fcb2 WILMER s. SLAYMAKERS.
yETANTED TO RENT
w a STORE and DWELLING in VlrS
gnia on either railroad running out OF Alex
Mndrin. Address WIN. S. JONES.
feb ST. 1906 It'll ST., Washington, ID. {.
JusT REC EIVED.
a frosh lot of
FLORIDA ORANGES, at
inn II No 3 North Fairfax street.
NOR KENT-The STORE, No. 8 south Fair
r fax street, with two BAKE OVENS in tho
basement. The premises will be put in thor
ourh repair for p good tenant Rent SZU per
month. Enuuiro Of les JAVINS, next
H. II X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

Az the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Gov committed one Thomas Curtis residing at ~,
Rgtnva street for having on saturday night sVoton
silver watch frem John Lewis, OF No ~ James 81
vi he u me loon No o. James street. Wn CIagk vi
No IN Cast fty-rinth street, was COMMITTED on oat
doy on charge ~ being Of TIC men VINO. Few ene
TN AGO buocked down Francis Leonard, OF NO Az "aiIe"
street. and robbed Inn OF $50.
At jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY terri y.
hrfur, Justice STANDBY. Margaret OBrlen was neta S
answer on the charge Of having robbed Henry IT,
Of No ~ SuUNau-st. Of so ON saturday night A az
money v as Zoe. u house 81 Ilfame on SulhYahst N"tn
arrc denied 70 - Thomas Manse was comhltteu 20 an
SNcr Al General Sessions, m default OF 500 pail on
s- Of r4ut preferred by Mary Grhti OF NO - mest
tccnt-st Philip DAILY, an alleged aceomphoe' H'''
not yet been arrested
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
h,tGre Justice Indwith Thomas Reilly age To- PLEADED
gnilfv 10 % charge OF highway robbery preferred oy
Pefef Yok Of No Hailpace. The latter was Wakhg IN
tue BoWcIy on Saturday night when Reilly suddenly ny
enatcued NUk's watch and ran. lie was caught 10y
ONCE N.Grath % the seventeenth Preclnct ahu Wa
committed Tor trial James Muicahy one OF Inc pro t9,
prie o. of the No ~ Cathaunes, charged IalIck
RaAfuu with having entered his establishment IAte on
Saturday night by breaking large pane or glass,
Sfun detected DO the act Of making of with slow
worth Of and ,hlwIs He OId not deny the charge
bar r.s.I That De WAS in liquor no the time, aud dd
not know What hc was about lie was committed Tor
TRIAL without u4I no concealed himself IN the cellar
dung lc T au1 forced out one OF The glass slabs IN
The tUuT Oi the store room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
pIyNENGERS AEEITED

PROM iIyFrrOOt-ln steamship Caba, Jan Ia p St,ara'
a. fs#t NaUlon NJ Juhu Conan. Miss Leah tomaui
Sol. ..rr Of. r. Harold aad rly Bishop Core. Mr A "
Faru, 90 feutou rns Cug Jackson
u.ues 81. $50. -usad. i0lu T. laltu e. Yong T.
sutI f0.t V.s1-en A. Fe.h James adams " Msas simon
Lew Na o. sa.f D.. Jackson. Htrsls q. T. Aehenle H. h
stss g. e. Isl Sri1r d. AEuoi Jaue. Douglas. John V Wills.
Urr N John Wake D. r. Bradley, Adam Grant g. J.
Mcu0-rl Hrr, beros Iuom4s rseel A. k~i1s g. "AIrf
q So aHrra. a.H E..'..uH.
FEuN sAYANNAH-ir Steamship Uermaa Lyars'oa. Jan Ia
NJ NJ 81 Hall N Mlrteas- Han Capt g. Mecter aud wife.
D. e. l.s.a.r. . D. rt.s. q q CARLETON G. g. Moore. Capt
Itsr Smith a. sts.rsr n Ed-udsh. , g Butler. J. D.
eve. Geo A. Wine hcNet W. j. osyurle CHARLES o.s
~ N..- GAIA Tlarr T.frr- Prds y s Irving J. W. Alb
1ott . q I-.au b. Co1oIv Earta J. GerDsu. Chfst
PAIRED. Aulsuo. (, 8. Nu1ay, cod DO sssrsge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
rnar nr Nrw-YnEE - ---.--

FORT or NEw-YoEE.. January IS
CLEARED.
& La M l.oN " 'r s spehf F, va
EraOrars. sherman Quk Nes Orleans Ssu Jauo Atkins Ss
Sa,i MI No. yoS s Sre,. bears. BoSs
vouut,,r Ps-rPha staiI Wa. Ggos' CITY Of Pars
Shrs-Idssgoo Lambert London EryBs Cuns sydney
Bsrt-NuL Saeeb Perarth Roads for orders; vic Bsech
Tnes,s SaDefb Geteheh, L0Hdooaers la Plat. cro.en
Bns1ter Brown ossood Ia Palnas. r. & H.s,e clifford
Cseuss frucs LeEeJ Ls~ey Ceaugo' "ooisn 'ras "orA
Seh Am Turaer Jous, Wilmington. Del May Louisa Gaskn
Wtsgtou = G. hel Potter Gsssh "a'tirs'of - " hAt
thsss. Matthew fhsd.yhai r. h. Porsr S"'A' sA''s'i
Isalasr. Bs'olg HsliaI b 5
ARRIVED.
stssm,tip Cuba Liverpool Jan l. and ouetu'o~n J'a
ssea'a.fiO virgo Quies; SA,s19as @d's and pars
,cHoossEs EvES 80 o S
SI.s,'its KscsIsp5 \ ! Gilmore Proyidesc,
u b pes In,assg'sg s s.s,a icy Bo.ios
EDs. Bosslsud. hmma Ayefli 1re.nPoTt
k.se S SSis l' Els5.byon Ti. EI.5sfSc
Aueis EKab-tBport COuaeciout EhLabsihpor.
SAILED.
S,sushpsCy Of P.r Dr ll'srgoo haa Tor Bremen Si'us
q, 10, West Sau Jsato Ibd HDoss for savannah Champion
ss Is~se Bell Tor Norfolk T. knight for Geo's,t~n D 60
ARRIVED -. Sunday, January III.
esuhp yusiou Cbeenau savannah mdse and pass
sswhp Bsn Tenn ChspiH HewberD. n c. udss aud
sSsS wss. p W s. S5 B5sd Ias s .sa e,.,
shP NU'eo Rather LoOHnare, Css1sAnarr Oct T. via Palermo
BIS R:sSsr. sor T1r,s Rio Grand, DO Sal Sc DAYS hides
sshT Pbsbs. He~et Havana 10 days, oranges
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ksee ,o' B.ltsi whrssso lbe, fo' C'las Cleared
FOREIGN PORTS
UldvEsPOOL. Jan l-fhe steamships Nsmsss haEhsusb
ksm Sts s,sd bus today. the a. . OoOcs ,h,
s@rsbE
MISCELLANEOUS.
barn Abes Tsat'r $50 as. balls at Ss~Toi 1876 'o BY
sssaos Jssasry IS ior slo.Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
REAL ESTATE.
NV YoRK. Saturday, Jan. Is. 1870

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Jan Is, 1870
The hbboriile Press and Banner Is. CO. says
that the freedmen mustered IN strong force at the court
sales In that district Monday last The BennetsrtHe
journal also that unusual number OF colored
men were out at the sales in that town Whether they
bought or not not informed.
DR.. John NJ. Howe Of Passaic N. j., has given the
Methodist Church at Passac beautiful plot on the
south west corner of Gregory and Bloomfield aves-size
IOx4O-on which they intend TO erect beautiful church
and parsonage. The plot is valued al 5000
Mr.. Robert T. Nelson has purchased plot OF ground
fronting on Centrest PeeksRl as site for wire FAC
tory 10 be rs feet long by 80 WIDE and two stories high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
CIRCUIT CoURT-KNos COUNTY.

Before Judge Gilbert-Sait on Er's Stg hrnc.
pstssS B,,ler sEt Hiram BuaerThe plai,'Fn re sold
euII against defendant for loss on ~ nt account 100
ssres The plaintiff rendered the deitndanS ~ nn de-
which defendant refused. Painuh then "a he charges
tSs attendant with tho difference The eouse, Io
t' me siarcs could not be separated that po'H
ewued ~ iOiut tenancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

an, .ns.S Vas protested and written notices Tor I'm
nd Burke gwen 20 BOVINE the last naor Ma,, p IL
however that verbal notice OF the uthonoI w
ss cheek was given Martin the next day ., tSe dis
g. cfendant argued that no Official holice o .o 20
LOT ,po cbeck having been gwen by the notary W
M ndorser he was discharged from Liability pGS "
The other hand It argued that no parvua
the mdorser had actual notice from any
TIC Court 40 held and directed verdict lot t 81 G.
s,r n Ssi Of George X. Thompson, for plaintn' - "
n Tor hafeudant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
6iip Stal Gstat, for Salr.

AT A BARGAlN-TwO three-stOry stone
~ front Nos OI aud M We., F dGb 81, on 20 years
roud per ~ lot mpoyemsI 70 be PAD
% al cent valuation Of lot
WIN BEDElI. 800 w. Fifty eitbthst
NOR SAIE-On corner on StuyVcsant-
,1u, valuable and eeg.nt MANSION belonging 70 81 our
distinguished absent from the city The property having
ge area u ground ~e calculated r family Of ahlence % Tor
some publ, 6uduE hotel Apply to h. H. LUDLOW Co.
Pm (P9G)
CITY HOUSES or LOTS.-See descriptive
pre, La g.e upou Application fsiAmp
'' STANLEY DAY, g5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
o,,pDoo ,rr,s coURr-NEw-YoRK COUNTY.

Before Surrogate Hutchings;rm-Inee "I Rsnc ~
SARAH ostrander Maria III Fels'sl Pierce
@ Td,ard sweeny Cordelia N. Thomas J9na ~
PsnnSat leon Hart Henry NJ Valentine jacob uste
ftVu u4'; ~ Tisdne Almira Durivage, Louis Augusle
Verirneelc John G. Hni, Peter Marshal, rIa noS
sbwer we're admitted TO probate during the past "o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
N.ws rArEAGrs FnR TILE PEFss

csrtrs. rur-@ are sqne'ed 70
tsf str the Nes orb Associated Pfcss oa1 10
psoHs ,trg us written authority 81 W sorior 'enerN
news packages m tls Journal q cop Iines IRsrss
Hard sf IIiT ErrGtaJ IOS. Commercial Adr'tts,r Ntads
Zaiaa. N ToSr Ioiraf should also Be delivered ou'
IL Hs sraH|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURT OF APFEAls'
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 15.-The Court Oh Ap'
peals adjourned Today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
.... - Son .r.., 5l9
sssoy .. sul.. s.ll Hell Gate ...lo02
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

S.rprvF COrHr-GTNREAI TEEN
a Ts'u. I'D Eusa.c I3>pau sgt Lrona
tsu go ucrrr. J'4Marray Receiver Az mar
a. ..I I........H ac- Jackson mouY fhe MS 20
IofN FI T,s1u sgt Moore e6uternsn agt W letboue
D.. H.. .gt p.tr lp.. Bailey Martin
p .'..r-rf y.r Prasr l1l. .Hsr1in At Bovee
81 r..d Liverpool n lJ htcc hoT fet 20 aEt Fo"
an pm s. a..
>, r, 800 ,f,.r4- ios Fraser and aro sgt Ffesneb
AZ f.. AL. Ilr.psau Pet Ipi.. Alderman Alderman.
H.. l9.. PurrHgt1a agt H6ltcd.
q E.-ae Al Tark NUts. 700 Gr'mar s-t g. luan
q. no. .Giusn AT Gilman
q A. Fsrf Noe Co., at 300. Nater aEt Btu,.
T.s. 2..EGleu at Byrue
n EsssI 60 Albeit.
tUrir-t HANREEt
O. eular co .'si 20 IAN.
SrF.a.oa t1-Rr-TFI,t TTss -PAEr
A. r.., .-'r .g. Poster son. 81 Amer.ra at. Dart
IgoI. .satItF- Ir.aes.v. IlJ.! heller Az lo1hg
t.... POSTER 'tnir. Srh4,.-r agf ONren.
~ .-f uorets Of Pctsrsburgh
il7l. .Ir..ru UI E.rr sgt B-gNu AT Sluts. go
MutuaI. $40 Aherts at ANertou
r.s.-a .. &c. Same aEt Same.
"a .rrat CO. Son. SIT Inc Go. il'..tane agt Saae
a lsut-l I4.. i.1t 4gl
.-.E r r. D. 60 |IIII. .Marces tgl ID, Grlot
tT7 ar KtIv eu,rd .lI .ahasfsr Az Bfea sAtuG
~ .Br-.. sg- Sa-c 80,
e.HFrrol forEr-IKrtr TEFs-PARr IT.
1850 Trrlru at .,rrfE. .I.It.. Butler Bronson.
.st.-r o. Wet les Co l5Hs. Clb.. at Jones
so. U. sgl lu..s illti l'1faui aEt MoriTos'
~ 81. ..a r.t tua |I.uI.. Fu .,f Ear'eus0u.
fs5 .t, ..r... Ilsss .l1A..kaysrs gu ayJ Cease.
lk4 UI..sr. ShF 1. LYLE tunriugham.
iftr .......ar Pima Itrurrh0u EsVor
trs.ttr Browne helsrca To LF4k Ann
Cr ieoIi0us assault aud battery JOIN L.
tt.t, rH. from rsrsut Council James OCOnuOr.
asn.e So .sr Dora Jrtr ~ Grnss grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
Situations @antso -Nal,s.

YOUNG MAN, a good Bookkeeper, desires
~ stir ALTON ia anv capacity Parties desiring TIE exc 1iYe
ye, Bookk,epsr and balanced
Good aud sc0uuIan "I ueitIaa
rrfsrsuces Address G. q. D., Tribune One"
CITUATIONS WANTED for thoroughly c"ln-
- peeBt Coachmen GroOus Gardeners Farg- Iia9a' n
po Servants aborersmen lately landed sol Hp ~yrre
.cnnp Apply at CARPENTERS Employment House lS reyl'
At SiIth.av Also, Female Help
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
grockIpn giHl Gstzit for Sail.

EOR SALE-TwO three-stOry HOUSES IN
gb.st Brooklyn also for exchange valuable RESI-
DRNCR Elizabeth. depot BRoOKPlBLD, u Cedsrst
I@H CLINTON Most fashionable thor
40 oughfare convenient walk ferries three story hgstoop
fon II complete orders $1,000 terms
apply premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
Country Sial Gsiai, for Salu.

Country 9fal Gsiai, for Salu.
EOR SALE-A VIRGINIA ESTATE IN LOU
DOUN COUNTY yA-Lage bnek HOUSE. 40 by 20 feet.
With back building 10 Is feet elegantly flushed conveniently
arranged; marble mane necessary uibuding; situated 10
natural with lawns large garden large orchard: q
variety Of choice u good water Held 100 OF land
nice orders hours Of Washington roadi society
churches schools &c best the Address B.
HOUGEI, 81 Southst. Baltimore, Md
E0R SALE or EXCHANGED FARM near
Bridgeport Conn 40 large dwelling and all out
buildings price, Including stock, crops. Gc, $1,000
NJ. A. rutland 4 Co. BeekmInlt, ~ T.
FOR SALE-A fine FARM of 166 ACRES at
Il North Fairfield. Ohio. SHERWOOD ADAMS
| .ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
II and other Southern States for SALE By the NETWORK SOUTH
ERN LAND COMPANY, So Broadway.
ORANGE co. FARM for SALE.-Plenty
" Of fruit buildings village depo bargain.
c. II. OLIVER, No. Bsekman.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

DARTITION SALE OF GRAND BOULE-
WARD LOTS A. j. BLEBCKER, son Co. viii sell atAUCTIOS,
on TUESDAY January u.s. 1870 at y at the Exchange SAesroom,
Nc III broadway: .. ..z..
ELEVENTH. AVE BOULEVARD AND BLOOMINGDALB ROAD.
grand boulevard OF Onehundrtd'
land having hlf Of the street closed by aN)
ssh Is ii extending the center OF Bloom
depth ESQ l70 feet All assessments
nad. ia on mortgage. map at No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
UIistth,sttr County 8tal estat, for saI,.

A SPECIALIZING County Realty.
~ descriptive puce free applications mailed On receipt
Of stamp STANLEY DAY. ql5 Broadway.
EOR SALE-Several desirable Houses and Lots
Il At TaFryowB For particular, address d. d. wlLLSEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
yUuu tslanS Btal Gsiatt for Salt.


nor SALE.-A FARM of IS acres, on Long
Island p miles north Of TtOmpsons Station. L. Railroad
House orchard &C. Puee 5000 including
i've good farming implements Nov free rd hut
or Brooklyn taken
trade Apply W W COLBROH no hOPtAsusst, ora. ThOhP
son % Clinton st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
SIlnnns.
Situations @antfo-- females.

A SITUATION WANTED by German
" GIRL 70 do general hous-yok cock wash aud iroSe
C,ty referenes Apply at No Firstsi, corner Bo"eV
HERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
" Mrs HILDS GERMAN INSTITUTE l2 Norfolk ST
between SastOn and RTugt0usL
NNET- NURSES and Male and Female Nurses
w for Sick With experience and reference can s9a
a. al time. he found At Louis nn HAESENS NCRSE AGENCY
5SIth-sL, BoNery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DEIIWARE LACKAwASSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD


MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAl).
CO. (Les,ess)
D.po,s York foot OF BaaJs aud loot o. tostopner
wihTRR ARRANGENEETs eomlatheug AOsDAf NOV ~ 1857
TRAIN. connecting At DsuEle VIII Boonlon BRANCH
Al Dover vita Chester waterloo with su,seI or Az
with tee D. L. and '" X i9f wafer
Gap soudu ADD Great Bend sud all points on 'hs seA
.pd Boomsbarg and Delaware and Hudson K Rds
I.5O.u LRHIGHvALLBY EXPRESS. stops at k..st motifs
torn Dover Washington Phipshurg and Enion con
nset, AZ Phi pburg Bel Del X for Bsydere ke ana
R.,,op with for Bethlehem, Ae1oSH Mach CAanf ana
N EAsTOS EXPRESS eOunsen at Dover With Chester
IA ~ I'D 40 o. m 90 SUMMIT Ard intermediate rstont
$40 90 $50 AID NJ aud i5) $40 go eO o." 'VV
All iI.ts m 20 SOUTH ORANGE ,ud intermets stations
l:tOa M $50 hoRklsIoWs and in'srusaa'
sl,tioba ....,-, ,v,pve,
Fa NEWARK M63O 73o s:0 $50 1920 IT, ll:3o iIUa
a3l 3:jO 800 80 $40, s. 3O S;p $50 6:5O I:S WV
ard ll:ts ?. , uonTc1Irp =, s.ao II =. 4 ,xo
,p 10 s. SCHOOL, Assistant sapsrnisntsnt
"S g ~ e. ,ut G,np Teist Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctl1hser
EXECUTORs SALE of VALUABLE STORE
II PROPERTY on GREENWICH, DEi. FRONT, AND SOUTH
SIS
ADRIAN H. MULLER p r. WILKINS Co. will sell At auction
TUESDAY Jan 2 at u O'clock the BIchange SAsoom No
III Broadway -- . ..-.
BY ORDER AND UNDER DIRECTION OF SAMUEL NJ vALRN
TINE. ESQ. EXECUTOR OF ABRAHAM VALENTINE. DE-
CEASED:
GREESWICHsT-ThC lot Of ai together with TIE fur''ory
the eAy side of GreenWh hetrren
Eesey And BaTeV and known No. III lot 1884 ont 700 rear
BIS south side, W Ii north side $3.50
DEYSTIhe together with the fDurory bck store
north side Of Devt between asiug"n AID
and known No. 20; lot O front, y rear. by % feet
inches in depth each side.
PROSTShe sud together with the ursory brick store
south side Of Front between Fsteke Aul
Burng slip and known No 1851 lot "a fopi 3 rear l1 feet
,ide. 1896 side
SoUTHS-The oget, With the four soU brick store
thereon north eide Of Southt between CIhanne and
ard Known No. 205; lot 20 By about IA
man. odc of Auctioueers (5403)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L ~,
SisLisp-wNrIs ARnANoLnksr1o' y .sa :. sio..
Ia Mail ,at Passenger far rnsheEsi .s.naasuoa fsI
EIpr.u 10 Ps,sbssssi 80 p a. A"ss 800
80 ~ ns.,.r,,, srsssh 10 Packages bS st .s .
ISL ,a.y. hros.h 10 Babysa All uass ssassS a. 'A" '
A. =, H. late sss ssu ware
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-26

INSTINCT IN NEGETABLEs.-The root
constitutes the plaht's mouth. IL ter
inmates in little sponge. The sponge
drinks up the moisture from the sur
rounding earth. Every boy has seen
in the woods the roots of some tree.
planted by the birds or The winds in
the crevices Of a rock, wandering
down the sides of the great boulder in
search of nOuri>hment. DIR. Davy
tells of case in which horse chest
nut, growing on fiat stone, sent out
its roots thus to forage for food. They
passed seven feet up a contiguous
wall, turned at the top, and passing
down seven feet on the other side,
found the needed punishment there,
which their own barren home had
denied them. Thus closely does the
instinct of vegetation initiate the wis.
dom of the animal creation. In an
other instance, narrated by MaIherbe,
an acacia threw its roots across a
hollow of sixty-six feet, to find its la
bors rewarded hy the discovery of
well OF wafer in which they plunged,
and from which they drew the food
they so much needed. What strange
sense drew item toward the water
rather than toward the rock or the
sand?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-26

AWFUL EXPLOSION - Que of the
most tremendous explosi ms of gun
powder that has ever occurred. took
place at Corrito, province If San Pc
dro do Rio Grande, Southern Brazil,
on the morning of the 2 of January.
The Brazilian schooner Pluto had been
receiving cargo of powder, by means
Of the pontoon Quickstep, from a
>hore magazine. In the TIN ee recep-
tacies there were ia all $50 tons f
gumppwder The Pmp b.. " np fir,t,
'hen The poit"0n, la-ily the mIgaziue
All these were torn 10 fragments. A
tender of the popiooH. sing tear, dis
appeared; an old pnntoon hauled
ashore at the distance of half a mile,
rolled over into the river and sank;
bomb fiat boat mile away was sub
merged by the waves. The schoon-
ers anchor was carried over an island.
The woods near at hand were leyeled,
and at a greater distance torn and
Sphntered. The arsenal buildings,
and the Brazilian monitors Para, Al
agoas and Ctara, were damaged. At
the magazine, a hole was b own out
Is feet i'll depth and 60 feet in diane
ter. Numbers of birds fell dead, and
quantities of stunned and killed fish
Hoated ashore. or 19 persons, in
cluding the wife aid daugeter of the
captain, on board the Pluto. not a
vestige has been found 10y searching
parties. The cause of the explosion
is unknown. The disaster adds one
more horror to the rtco ds of the
Paraguayan war.--N. Y. Tribune.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-26

A TEMPERANCE FAMILY IN NEVADA.
1t consists OF the hu> baud, his wife,
and two grown sois. The cd lady
was the only one Of the family who did
not take little oil the o, lie joy full"
Sitting by the fire a few minutes. the
old man tipped wink. and The visi-
tor followed him ut Stopping bv
shed, he pulled out a long-hccked bot
tie, remarking, Il have to keep this
hid, for the boys might get to drinking,
and the old woman would laise the
devil. They took a drink aud re.
turned to the freside. So0n Tom,
the eldest son, asked the visitor out
to see horse, and taking him brhind
the barn, pulled out a flask, lemark-
ing, :" | have to keep this hid. for the
old man will get drunk AMI then the
d is to pay and they both took
drink and returned Snnn Bob STEP
ped on the visitors toe and walked
of. the visitor following. As they
reached the pig pen, Bob drew out
good sized bottle, remarkiug, You
know the old man and Tom v i'll get
drunk, and | have to hide this" Our
friend concluded he could not stand
it to drink conideuiialIy against the
whole family, and STATED back to
Gold Hill.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-26

you that while Peggoty Plimpton got
the church and organ by her c,lcert,
that same concert gave Jph Graham
and Mi de Fauhce to each other a.,
man and wife. Ever after tia eve.
ling Mildie seemed a changed person
= thoughtful and more womanly;
looking up to john Graham seemilg-
~ as to her well recognized future
husband. And to her astontshment
after that evening, worthy p!i Deacnn
Faunce did not oljrc'. but earnestly
insisted on Peggnty Pilmpron's pres
enco at the wedding. And Peygotv
Plimpton of the "secand stratum"
aren't Hrpers Wagoziae.