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AMUsEMENTN.
GRAND VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL
- CONCERT AT LIBERTY HALL, ON
THURSDAT December 18th, 1870.
A SPLENDID ARRAY OF TALENT

- tONCFhI al LiBEkI1 HALL, ON
Til URSDAY, December 18th, 1870.
A SPLENDID ARRAY OF TALENT.
me Concert vii! open with the GEN: LEE
occasion ty Prof. J. W. Bergman. of Wash
ington, d. G.
The Instrumental music will be under the
auspices of"TuE BEETHOVEN Am ATEUK
MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, of Washington
I'rot j. w. Bsrgmsn Dir6ctor.
ID r. }. Ice Rowland Violin Primo.
Mr.. j. w. Brooks, Violin Secondo
Mr.. p. Il. Heller, Viola Primo.
Mr.. A. II. Brooke Vioiincello Primo
Mr. w: Il. Mari, Clarionct
MIR. }. e. Brooke. Flute.
Mr.. j. S. Rowland, Cornet q Piston Primo.
tar. Carl Bergman, Comet q Piston Secondo.
P Prof. j: w. Irebells, OF Phla'' Piano;
he celebrated Prima Donna. Mad. Cecella
Young kirrtschmsr, Of Washington, d. c.;
Miss Bclcn Neyett Of Alexandria, Va; Mrs.
Julia a. Monroe, Soprano; Miss Emma Sum-
mers, 4 ito; Mr.. j. Fl. Mattngly. Of Washing
ton, Dulcet Tenor; Mr. w. A. Widney. 3asso,
of Washington, d. G.; Miss Cornelia Stouten-
burgh, OF Alexandria Va assisted by Prof. j.
W. frebels, of Philadelphia, will play the &C.
compartments
The committee beg leave 10 state that the
hall will be handsomely decorated for the &C.
casion, snd that 90 trouble or expense will be
spared in providing for the comfort and safety
OF The audience. = lu:: programme, giving the
selections for the OCCASION, will appear in the
Gazette es carly Is he ssh instant.
Tickets csn Be h. i 81 Ia Music storo Of MIR.
Victor Becker, or tho bookstore Of Mr Geo.
e. French. Tickets 50e reserved seats T6c.
The Piano for the occasion is one Of ~ IA.
Kl.aLo i Co.'S superb make, and kindly 1u7.
ri.hed By Victor Becker, esq dec
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SANFoRD's TROUPE. night is the last
appesraDce of this popular troupe IN this city.
There will be an entire change OF nceramime'
and to procure good seat to witness hoe
eutertsinmeut-on CT the best We haze had 10
Alexandria for long whlie-go early. iheS
open 10 Washington Oh Me nday neZt.
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CONTESTED CASE ENDED.-The Richmond
Of the Baltimore Sun says

correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says
mir. Lewis Mckenzie, of the Alexandria
district, through counsel here, moved the
board Of State commissioners to issue, certl
6cate of election to him as he received great
or number Of the votes cast than either
Elliott Nj. Braxton," "E. Nj. Braxton,
(which names really represent the same perssnonl
or IL. Mckenzie" who is himself. Inc
motion therefore was based upon a technical
informality as to the printing OF the names
on the tickets. MIR. Mckenzie alleging that
the fun name, Lewis McKeDzlc,' received
more votes than any Of the rest. The board
TO-DAY unanimously overruled the motion, and
ordered certificate to be issued to +. M.
Braxton."
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CoaAN's. MIR VIM Cogau, who has Just
retnrnisbcd his stock of gas fixtures, splcpGld
chandeliers, lamps, g., &C., intends, to night,
to light p his show windows, in order, that
the passers by may have an opportunity OF see
ing the elegant display
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3.-The Girard Tube
Iron Works, on Fibcrt street near Schuyiklil
were burned last right. Loss $l75,O 900; lnsur'
anco 500 900. Three hundred and fifty wolk-
men are thrown out oil EN- psoymcHt.
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THROWING STONES. "A colored bog ia the
market, this morning. threw :; stone which
struck u girl on her tscc, and injured her con-
silerably.
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RayEL MART1NETT1 TROUPE. -Atten!lon ls
directed to tho advertisement Of the RaVe
Martincti Troupe, under the management 81
MIR. r. D'Orsay Ogden who vii appear a,
Liberty Hall on the evenings o. Monday and
Tuesday next
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E.selictuscntS.

: LEAvENwoRTu, Dec. 3.-The Grand jury
Yesterday found scFcu indictments against john
sp:er the doiauiiug tx collector. and five
against each Of his deputies, Darrlck' ana and
Van Hon.
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rIiciic

LOUISVILLE, Dec 2.--Cha,!cs A.. Fitch, a
druggists clerk. committed suicide at the
Urtcd States Hotel here this afternoon. In
tc,ppcrspce and disease caused The act.
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frREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
Il. KING, JR.,
MASONIC THMPLE, COR. 9th * r ST''
Washington, D. q.
MILLINERY, FANCY Il LADIES FUR.
NISUINC GOODS.

MILLINERY, FANCY & LADIES uf'
NISHING GOODS.
Fine Bearer Hats 81 502, &c and 81 Ostrich
Feathers at SIC, sc and 81; elegant Flowers
from 25c to &c n spray Bonnet Fe;yets from
go to :! 30 yard tho best and VeVeteons
from 75c to ST 25. the very best, per yard
and Point Applique Silk Lsees of al grades,
elegant Sash Ribbon from 75c TO Sl25 per yard
eplenGid trimmed Bonnets and Hats from o.
10 SIS; Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchiets
Linen Collars and Cuffs, in every variety and
At the lowest market rates; Corsats from Toe tG
81 the very best importedi Ladies vests gooe e
ChildTen's Eurs rom GU 10 81 80 set; Ladies
FnrE from 6 90 to $40 set, the best Of mink.
Hats trimmed without charge
L LIN,
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CoNvrcg. Jarboe. white man.
WAS lodged in the penitentiaIy ia R'chmond
yeterday, for two years and halt tor forgery
nv Sheriff O'Neal and Deputy Sheriff Robert
r. Wade, of Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-03

ERRATA. in the description of the citizens
National Bank which appeared in yesterday
Gazette, there were several lypasrlph!cli er-
rors, which we regret.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-03

The WEATHER. The week closes with dc
ightfu Weather. which VIC had had Tor some
time 1t may not bo exactly Indian Summer
but it is much like that pleasant season Of The
wear
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EaiElyyater Valley IL. K.

DAYTON, O., Dec. 5.-DaytoD vii! be the
Southern terminus OF thcdlll"ater Valley Kali.
road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-03

MURDERoUS ATTEMPT Yesterday on the
dowu train 90 the O.. A. & NJ. K. r. a pas
senger occupying seat in one Of the cars where
smoking is not allowed, lit cigar and COM
merced putting away, when he was quietly re-
quested by conductor Jones to take seat in
the smoking Car, as he Was at that time viola
ting the rules. TIE man paid no attention to
the request, and after while the conductor
sent brakesmsn Neil Taylor, to renew the ro
quest At this the man became tpraged and
commenced violent abuse CT the brakeman,
finally ending By threatening him With per.
sonal violence and upon tho ,ruin reaching
Orange Court House, he got out OF tho car 10
which he hsd been sitting and waking down
the platform to the baggage car, looked in and
seeing Mr.. Taylor deliberately drew pistol,
leveled it and pulled the trigger. the muzzo
of the pistol being 50 near Mr.. rs head that
the powder singed his hair aud eye brnws and
the bail just grszsd his ear. passing out of the
opposite side OF the car. but fortunately hurt
ing no one. The train just then moved of and
the man was not arrested. The attempt it is
said was most unproVoked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-03

DUBLIC SALE OF VARIABLE PROP
T EHTY IN hLEXANDRlA:;-By virtue
Of = decree os tbs Circuit Court of AIeAsnGra
county, CO rendered in the cause Of a: E. Add.
3 Ad5isGa o fhH ln0 OsE f is7 SAIL st. On %
nirloci n. in front OF the Mayors Office, in
Aessnd1i, w. very valuable osn6 TRA S1 ; OF
n1eJiate!y contiguous 70 tho city on the north
Ee w ard On tho probable limo Of tho A. s. F.
i. H., bonndod On tho north by kotc .aH%da
on tba eas. by BaSgotts lot. and on the west
by a line running north from Queen street ex-
tendet to Ro.chtord's farm, containing Fif.
TEEN ACRES; very suitable for a market
garden. being part Of this property OF Dr. t. B.
Addison. .;,.
+bren canal instelnents a. six, eighteen and
twenty Jour months with interest, ieeuFo1 3s
the notes of The purchaser and retention OF lne
,itIo lii the last payment is made. Inc cssh
usymens 10 be forfeited on failure OF tho pur-
chaser TO complete his title
0'-"'N ". DULANY BALL,
2,w;s Cornnl'r. OF Sale.
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lBERTY HALL.
4, D1kSAY UGDE N......".,., It


TWO NIGHTS ONLY
First appearance in this city OF the word 1e'
nown,! ,,orrun
I.AvEL MARTINETTI Trio FE,
which will appear for two nights pniy' M"H''
DAY and TIL ESDAY, Dec. ana u.
Change of bill each night
Admission SO and Iac.
Doors open at :; to commence st .. DC o. q
EI5HERS UNRlVALLED Mi CE MEAI
l. received snd for sale by
AVERY DAVIDSON;
nov 20 226 King st.: COZ Alfred.
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SA FOHD'S OPERA Trio u ] E p,
Drec, from Philadelphia.
SANFORD will appear in person:
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTENN DON.
Dec. 3. commencing st 2 o'clock. Admission
TO matinee 25c to all parts ofthe house.
Cards Of admission 35c; Reserved Seats SOC;
Children 2ac Doors open at I o'clock; COM
menco at S. For further particulars see small
bills NOV 24-tdl II. CONRAD, Agent
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nv John "a. PARROT, A.lctioneer.

CALEOF A VALUABLE FARM on THE
= WASHINGTON CITY ROAD, MIDWAY
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AID ALEA,
ANDRIA.-Under authority OF b deed OF trufl
from Alexander Boyd. dated Juno 10, 1865, tne
subscriber will SELL by public auction, on 81
ITRDAY, December 1Oth, 1870, at IL O'Clock
m il front of the Mayors office, IN the ely o.
Alexsndrin, Va, tn Il TRACT OF LAMP Ell
u,tad in A lexanGria county Immediately on
tho north side Oh Four Milo Run, between tho
Washington and Alexandria Railroad anu
Tu-nnike and the Potomac river, containing
ONEHUNDRED ACRES, more or less, eeing
ths: mart of the Summer Hip farm, winch
lies east Of said railroad and turnpike: w
Terms cash. S. FERGUSON BEACh'
Snots Trustee.
rLIFTON FOE SALE BY PUBLIC AOC.
I iTiOE.-In execution or decd oi !sus'
from William S. Hempcr - She suo5cfloe:'
dated March lst. 1852 / will offer FOR sale, o.
auction. on 5ATU kDAI, lba 10Th OF Cssen.
b7r. 1870 n: II o'clooE M, IN front OF lac hhS,
o. Office, in tho city OF ElexAadrls inst Te;.
known and beautiful farm called " Lir loN,
si1unted in Fairfax county. Va hoo9s "taWk?
hatveen tho city OF hlezandrs snd Mount yer
nm containing 2l51 ceres, and now n Tue pos'
session az. and occupied b., d. 4, Rsley, sai..
~ WON it has besn highly improved.
hi.o a, The same tiLne Z: place, oas otho,
TxaNT az PARCEL OF LANE adjoining
trst shove Described conI>uluS III ssEea
TEEMS-Une tenth Ut the purcaase none,
cssh the residue ia threa equal psyu7nts I.
six, t9elgs anu eigateen months. Win intele1'
fr, 70 lhs day Of sale
oct 7-eot= ltoss-9
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ALEXANDRIA LlBERALlTY.-Onc of the
Committee. appointed for Warren county to
distribute the several donations among the
sufferers from the ireshet 10 the Shcnand oah
river, has received another letter from the
generous citizens OF Alexandria. lenderrg
additions! assistance to our people. Surely
such evidences of liberaty aud noble lcts as
have been exhibited by the ladies and gentle
men Of Alexandra, will not soon be forgotten
by our people. May they be lichly rewarded
for their thoughtlulness and tender considera-
ton Warren TO. Sentinel
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glass AND EAETHEN WARE.

4 Til " y, ~ Lfi.i'o - ~ - ~ q i' 4 - >-' W
| am now receiving my FALL STOCK or
GOODS. which 1 oilar 10 country merchsnls
md dealers generally ~ vs. low prices AZ theS
can he bou rtt either North Or South ny
stock i. very complete, comprising la il ~.
BEWARE % MI kinds. from conmon 10 mo
hes, Stone China GLASS " AXE IL g!eat " W. :,
rietr, FRENCH CHIEA TEA and D y hl'
SETS and Fanny GJOpS .! sli hH.a=.
Particular attention paid 10 the country ,:huo,
and merchants will do Wei to Call ma eGsh'nG
nv stock as Am satisfied they will oe p,easeu
with my goods aid prices, and tI9y VIII s"F7
il ire. hts by purchasing horc:
sap ?7-co3m +. j. MILLER, DO MIG b.
UIs1' RECEIVED AND FOH SALE At
j REASONABLE RATES.
hi).ncxs Oh Government lava, Lsgnyfa an'
Flo Cotiee..
~ boxes mediam aud line Chewing, lobScc''
10 HID: m"dium and choice ?. 4. Sugar
5li bills Refined sugars.
50 boxes Factory and English Daily tAeese'
hhds Side: and shoulder Bscon
60 bbis Fine Old WhisHoy
ID half chests choice Qu!ong, Japan, lmpe1l''
and q. Z. yes, sc.
: full ss=oTt tnent 0: selected goods, at %hoie-
sale md retail, bg Il. Il AWSON,
ro- 3 Successor to BraRis L Lawson.
NTEW GOODS NEW GOODSl~--
Florida Water Magnolia Water. Cologne,
| Iubin= Extracts. English Soaps AID !atse
| lot # Toilet Artioles, Just received ct
COOK 6 CREIGHTON
- lOT King street.
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T ! l. ii Il TY II il l. l.
POSITIVELY TREE NIGHTS ONLY

thursday, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS, DEC. !. 2 and 3, 1870.
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L O G. A / n d w S
Church Services Tomorrow.

Christ CAarch.-Morning prayer and Litany
at 81 q. m. Communion service at II a. NJ
Evening service at y o'clock, by Rev. R. 81.
McKim.
st. Paaps Church.-Service st II a. m. by
Rev. DIR. Norton,
Grace Church.-Stryce at II a. m and u p.
nj. by Rev. D. +: Sprigg.
ST. Mary s.-Mass ut and II H., and Ves-
pers at 81 D. m.
First Presbyterian.-Serm in the morn ing
and ut night by Rev. M. McAtee.
Second Presbyterian.-Sermon morning and
at plight by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
Methodist Ep1scopal.-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. L. II. Nickerson, Pc.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Sermon
in the morning and at nixhtb by Rev. DR.. Hough.
Methodist Protestant.-Sermon and Com
munion service at IL q. NJ, and at p H.
subject, 1.-The answer to Scripturai prayer shown
to be certain'-by Rev. Mr.. Benson.
Baptist Sermon in the morning BY Few. s.
N. Shute and at night by Rev. Dr. Broadus.
Village Chapel.--Seryice in themorning and
at might by Rev. Mr.. Lightner.
Akercndria Christian association. Sunday
prayer meeting in the I'd Presb'n. Church, at
p. m. Daily prayer meeting in the rooms
of the Association 65 King street, at p. m.
German Lutheran.-Service st ii a. m. N
commemoration of the Reformation, at the
rooms of tins Christian Association. by the
pastor, Rev. r. A. Bischof
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TRUSTEES SALR.-By virtue Of deed OF
4 trust from II. g. Otis and G. B. 5slden 70
the undersigned. Of record on the land reeofos
OF Fairfax county, liber Z, No 4, folio 2, ana
for tho purposes Of sud decd, shall on MON
DAY, tho 10Th day O! December. ls7Qs court
fax county. ohsr for sa,e. to tho highest bidder,
sIl that IEACr or PARGEL OF LAND IL
said deed fully dc:criscd; containing - scres'
This land adj in. the lands Of Wn. 1: Aue0:
Newman Burke and Poison CIosen is eDouI
three miles from Clifton station, on the o., e
Il 81. X. +.
Tern. Of sale So uiucA cash IN hand as WI
psy the c1uense. Of sale and the sum OF paw
With interest thereon from the 2zd OF Juns.
1869, till the day Of sale. ane the residue on
credit Of six. twelve and clShteen 10 ontne: ~
equal instalments, with interest from TIC Gag
of sale, % be secur ed by a lien on the property
Deed and st.mp. Ii the cost OF the purchaser
~ .iHO5. MOORE, Trustee
Fairfax county. nov 2l-lawlW
AND FOR SALE-PuTau.nt to o deed Of
| 4 trust from Lee futile to thu undersigned.
bearing dato April 29. 1859, and OF record o.
the land records Of Fairfax county: iioer D.
No. 4, page e, / s5aii, on MONDA I, the lSth
day Of December, 1870, GSIrt dsy ID front sai, :,
the highest bidder The following, dsseri6sd
property Ali that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND conveyed by said deed Of trust, con.
tanning two hundred and niaety-hVe acres anu
ono hundred and lorty-one poles. This land
lies near Burke's station, o., a. Y 81. r. r.,
and near G.. A. Arunule's.
Terms: So much cash rs will discharge the
expenses of sale and the amount due and unEaid
under the said deed Of trust, and the residue GA
n credit Of six months. The cash required Will
be announced on the dsy Of sale. Selling
AS trustee, l will convoy such title IS Is
vested in me by said decd Of trust only, which
is believed to be good
WIN. SAGAR, Trustee.
Fairfax county, nov 10-la4w
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JHhHl.E3 WHITrLkSEY,
I,
oxaniris.

II. :. COMMISSIO Err,
AND
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ~
BANKRUPTCY.
CONGRESS having just amended the Bankrupt
law SO that nearly 8 parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed by the fifty per
cent clause, So called, another opportunity OF
fers to secure tho benefits of this most efectlTe
and pormsnont measure Of relief. Tho above
named will make bankrupt business speciality
will procure discharges on the most moderate
tomns. and transact all business in that limo at
nrices which cannot !ail to DO satisfactory. Be-
ing U. S. Commissioner, he will endoaVer to
visit the different counties on court days, and
thus save parties tho trouble and expense OF
soyersl trips to Alexandria in beginning ana
proceeding with their cases. Di:Gherges can
ha obtained here before Register Hill rs prompt
~ NJ in Richmond or elsewhere, and 2. much
less expense to parties 1t may be added That
the Bankrupt sct, in connection Win Inc
Homestead exemption, which it is now beicVed
will &c secured to the bankrupt under the Dahk-
rup law is the only Iea Teet now ho Uns,va cI
old ,iobts. HddIess personally or BY letter at
No. II south Royal street, AIeEandrla. Llyl6-ly
gerADY F0H THE HOLIDAYS Have
* opened this lay AID ofor to the puhl'c ana
idsvs coH:i#!i,s OF the best Layer RaisinS;
wt9:c boxes, halves nd laasteis nuts CT all
Minds, Filherts, English iY.nuts, Soft Shell
Almonds Pecans, etc. thn best. Preserved
Canton Ginger, fresh snt = Tfy nles; CtrGn
half do. and pound Flsvoring Extracts OF Ell
lin1s, LIQUID Renne., Coz's Gelstiner Minee
Meat urepared expressly for family use Can
ned Goods Of all kinds, Prime New York BUCK
whestsnd Teas, the very best Green and Blsck
NY Teas ere selected with much care, anu any
one in need CT p good article will do well to
Give mea call. Also. Yarmouth Sugar Corn,
the o'S' III '"' "''''' ". F. BRoOKEs,
nov 90 l79 King 81, above Washington.
OIT7ZENS NATIONAL BANK.
This Bupk will be open en- MONDAY, the
2sth instant, for the transaction OF regular
aLking business, such as receiving deposlts'
3iscounting bills and notes, selling eScnshge'
United States bonds, sc.
Banking hours from e. IN: to p; m.
We solicit The patronage Of the public.
ROBEHT q. MILLER, President
WIN. z. LAMBERT. Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
J.B DAJNGERF1ELp.
Il. Fl. LAMBERT,
J. B. SMOO1.
3. WHEAT nov 26-lm
CINGER's FAMILY SEWING, MA
- CuINE--tna best for all kids OF lsnl!y
sewing and light manufacturing, purpose.
Ninety thousand sold last year Can De seen n
in operation at ali timed. Sold on the mos! I'D
ersl .er1Ds by 9. q. BERRY, agent uo
IA King st.. .AleSs, va.
One Howe ard one Wilcox q Gibbs hachlfe
new and in perfec. order fer ssle cheap. inol9
YTELVET FOR CLOAkINe.
Those beautiful Corded Vel7eteens
Superior Black Velveteens, elegant goods.
Ladies are invited t. cal and examine these
good, OF No. 62 King street.
nov @ ROBERT L. WOOD.
opened BY WIZ. n. HEKKLEY. NO. "a
" KING STREET.
Cassimeres PULLED Cloth, Tweeds, superior
| Rad Blankets, Shaker Fisnnel=. Opera ditto,
! Water Prcof Cloths Black VelveteaEs. and
more OF those very chesp Alpacss. Call early
nov Is
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-The residence Of
Capt. VIM. Laycock, at the lower end Of Duke
street, was burglariously entered last night,
during that gentemans absence down The
river. The noise made by the burglars awaken.
ed Mrs. L., who ian to the window and with
her screams soon attracted the attention OF the
police who promptly repaired to the spot, but
not in time to capture the thieves, who, during
the excitement occasioned, had made good their
escape.
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suitable Tor the country trade, &c Which ne III.
v;tea the e:pacia attention ofcountry merchants
and farmers.
All in want will do we'll to call before pur'
chasing elsewhere. 1T II King stree.
con r. ". 3 WADDEI.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
vVHE OPIUM HABIT.


a without pain or suffering, by an entirely
90
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
where Napoleon will Live.

PAEis, sept. 5.--An interview has taken
place between Napoleon and tho King at
Prussia, for the purpos. Of deciding upon
the future residence Of the emperor. One
Of the German for.resscs was fixed upon,
probably Mayence.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
wYou want

Material TO make dollar bottle Of the best Hair
hssssrAuv- ever used for rcsiorins gray hair to
b rorisha 81 aolor. sepd ~ cents for package.
~ rou wAsr
Me. White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and swee,
',-sth scud for our TURKISH BENTilfiCE,
price. ~ cents.
~ f0u WAN
sur cure for Headache, Catsrrh, Deafness, or
rus.,pg IN the ears, send for our 5rERNUTA.
TORY. Price 70 cents.
ss. Either Of the above sent postpaid on re-.
t"irt 1T pr'cs. ...
AIdfe.s Joseph x. l.. char. al Market street,
- Louts. Mo. a .ez7lydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

at Laporte, Laporte county, Ind, cures the west
formS of the habit IN from three TO nine hnonah,
patient has used the soul.destYoyin poison. For
full particulars of the aboys facis palose thfee
cent stamp and sendfo his pamphlet and GERM,
have been cured. Patients cay be cured apd ~
tend 20 their daily oeeuPatioBe. OPIUM, NOR
phine and laudanum, discontinued st once, With
out anv p ostration, PAIN or uneasineSs. All cor
responGenee strictly confidential " requested.
Those who wish 10 take treatment must state the
exact amount of the drug used weekly, whether
gum Opium, Morphine, Laudanum OF prepara-
lion Of Opium IN other forms anglSomw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

TbocIemostOW.
Citizens of Paris;
The Republic 10 proclaimed. a goveln-
meni has been appointed by reclamation.
II ia composed Of the citizens Emanuel
Arago, Cremieux, Jules Favre, Jules Ferry,
Gambettu, GARNER Pages, Glass
Bizope, Pelletau, Picard, Rochefort, and
Jules Simon, Representatives of Paris.
General TEochu is entrusted with full mill
tary powers for the national defense. He
has been called to the Presidency Of the
government. The government Invite. the
people 10 be calm, and not to forget that
they are IN the fa1G Of the enemy, The
government which is before all = govern
ment for national defense has formed u
Ministry, ms follows Jules Fnyro Minis
ter .of foreign affairs General In Flo,
Minister Of War; Emanuel Crcmieux,
Minister Of Justice; Ernest Picard, Minis
ter of Finances Jules Simon, Minister of
Public Instruction and Worship; Dorian,
Minister of Public Works; Magnim, Min
ister of Agriculture and Commerce. The
Minister Of the Presidency Of the Council
of State is supreme. NJ. Steenackcrs is APP
pointed director Of Telcgraphs, The Gov
crnment Of National Defense DEGREES that
the Corps Legislatif b. dissolved, and the
Senate abolished. Full amnesty is ac-
corded for all political crimes and offences
against the press laws committed since
December 0, 1850, "a December ., 1870.
All the condemned still detained, whether
BY Judgment of correctional tribunals, or
ccurs Tsssi.es, or councils Of war, shall DO
;mu odistely act mt libOrtv.