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New York Produce marxes.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Cotton dull but un-
changed sales 1000 bales uplands at l6fc; Orleans
at 1890 Flour drmer and advanced 106s l5c sales OF
10000 barrels State at 95a640; Ohio at s5@s50 (;
Western at t5@6'75; Southern at So 00@S'50.
Wheat hTmer, and advanced 293c.; sales OF $4,000
bushels new spring at S14o@i i'42; red Western at
sl4@lH; white Michigan at S160. Corn frmer
and scarce; sales OF 49, 600 bushels new mixed
Western at s2@s5c. old do. at ssc. Oats 1rn
sales OF 25,OOo bushels Ohio at 6l96lHc. West
eIn at 60c, Beef DULL Pork heavy; new mess,
f23T5; old, S24ts24'25. Lard nominal Whisky
steady at ST@6THc.
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THE RUSSIAN QUESTION.
Violation of the Paris Treaty.

LONDON, Nov. 18.-It Ia said that the parti-
cular violations of the Paris treaty of 1856 which
Russia has complained of are as follows
Cruise of the Prince of Wales in the Black
Sea in an English frigate, the similar trip sub
sequently by Lord Bulwer Lytton, and the
appearance of an Austrian squadron at Varna, a
Turkish city on the Black Sea, when the Em-
peror of Austria was there, and lastly the voy
age of the Sultan in q Turkish frigate.
The Russian envoy at Constantinople pro-
tested against this latter circumstance at the
time but ineffe InallY.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
The late Campaign in Missouri.
The Internal Revenue Reformers.
The President and Senator SChurz
a General Court-M artial.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
austria and the Eastern Question
ETC., Etc.s ETC., ETC., Etc.
austria and the Eastern Question.
FROM EUROPE.
AustrIa aud the En.tern TroubI.

AHstria aud the Eastern Trouble.
LONDON, Nov. 18.-(Special to the New York
Erening Telegram Ut is rumored here that
the Austrian Government has ordered the de-
parture of large number of troops to the neigh
borhood of the Turkish frontier in order that
that country may be ready to cooperate with
other powers in the event of the breaking out of
hostilities.
Nothing Cuu Avert War.
Rumors come here thick and fast, but the
general impression is that nothing can avert
war.
Latest Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. 1s-2 p. M.-Consols, 929S for
both money and account. American securities
quiet Stocks frmer
lIvERPooI, Nov. 1872 P. NJ. California white
wheat, lis. Sd red Western spring 9s. Sd. d.s10s.
red winter, los. Sd. @1os 1Od. Receipts OF wheat
for three days 1T5.000 quarters, of which 800
American. Western Flour, GAS. Cd Corn Sls. Cd.
for new. Oats 30. Peas, 116s sd. Pork, 1o4s. New
Beef, 1908. Cumberland cut Bacon, ASS.
LONDON, Nov. 1s-2 p. M.-Talow, AIS. Cd.
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FROM THE STATE.
The State Treasurersh,p- VS.. Mack,

The State Treasurership-CoIeman VS.. MaeIxey.
Special Despatch TO The Eoening Teiegrsph.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 18.-Gentlemen promi-
nent in the Republican ranks announce to-day
that Hon. G. Dawson Coleman, of Lebanon
county, late Senator from the Lebanon and
Danphin district, has consented to become a
candidate for State Treasurer. 1t is promised
that Mr.. Mackey will withdraw and thus insure
the unity of the Republicans members of the
Legislature upon the caucus nominee.
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NEW YORK, NOV. l6-Stocks steady. Money as
per cent. Gold, 1925. b-2Os. 1867, coupon, lO73l
DO: lsSa' DO ss4% leS% do 1865 DO ios's; DO 1855,
new lS yr0Sia ES 1851 cs Sssonr dS 1865 Ss Os
CO., Gb; Cumberland preferred, 80; N. Y. Cen
ual and Hudson River, s2H: Erie, 81:
1909; Michigan Southern, 92X Illinois Central
lsl1 Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1851; Chicago and
Rock Island, li2H; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne,
s3H Western Union Telegraph. 49H.
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FROM CHINA.

SHANGHAI Advicer-7he Tier -tsin Massacre.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 12, via San Francisco, Nov.
1.-THE return of United States Consul-Gen-
eral Seward was celebrated by dinner, at
which Admiral Rodgers and other leading Amc-
ricans were present The Ne,os Letter Contains
several editorials on United States Minister
Low, accusing him of gross neglect and wanton
disregard of duty in the matter of the Tien-tsin
massacre.
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HaItInoro Preauoe starket.

BALrIMoRE. Nov ls-Cotton more active: Flour
amber, fl70@1 so. good TO prime, tl'45sl'60; COM
mon to fair, tl15@1 40; Ohio aRd Indiana. 81 SO q
lao. Corn active; new white, 7b9sec. yellow. 81
asse. Oats firm at 4905Oc. Rye, 65asOc Mess
Pork quiet at s26 Bacon nrm rib Sides 1shc. clear
quiet at lbHc. Whisky, ssc. bid ana 50 asked.
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FROM CHINA.

The IBstiEatsr of the CIen- Tsia Massacre
Arrested.
z LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A despatch has Just been
received here from Macao, dated November 1st,
which states that the instigator of the Tien-Tsin
massacre has been arrested and will be speedily
brought to justice.
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eoO0 bales. TIE sales Of the week have bssl
&c 00e bales of which 1900 bales werS for export
and COCO for speculation. Stock 40sOj0 bales 40 o
Of which are American. Receipts OF the week
AZ 600 bales, of which 19,0es bales are American.
California Wheat lis. bd.@1is. Sd. Red western
spring, 10s Id red winter 10s Cd. Corn 3OS ID. Tor
naw
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UNFOLDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
w Of solid lskArst ans gold Quality wAR
FARR 4 BROfHhR Makers,
$ HfmS Ne. 81 OHEAdUI btrNsh bsloN b0arth
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This sIornlns,. Quotations.

LONDON, Nov. 1s-l1 80 A M.-Consols. 92. FIR
both money and account. American securities dun |;
United States 5-20s OF 1862 67h; OF 1885, old, sS4
OF 1861, ssA; lO-4Os, S. Stocks 1at Erie, l7s< /;
Illinois Central, 1857; Atlantic and Great West
eTn, 81.
FRANKFORT, Nov. ls-U. S. b-2Os, 9OX.
LONDON, Nov. 1s.--l1'3o A. M.-Spirits OF petro-
leum, 3d. refined, Is 5dZ.
ANTWERP, Nov ls.-Petoleum closed buoyant
yesterday.
This Afternoons Quotations..
IIvYRPOOI- Nov. 1s-l23O p. M.-COttOn quiet;
nlddlIng upla-ds, 95s@sSd:; m.d1IAs o.ie1AS,
9l@sHd. The sales Of the day are estimated at
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANIES.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY
ROBBERY, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and
Safe Deposit Company,
OF PHILADELPaIA,
THEIR
New Marble Fire proof Building,
Nos s29-3s1 CHEsNUT Street
Capital subscribed, si,OOO,OoO; paid, S6oo,o9O
COUPON RONrs STOCKS, SECURITIES
FAMILY PLATE, COIN, DEEDS. and vALUABLES
OF every description received for keeping under
guarantee, at very moderate rates.
The Company also rent SAFES INSIDE THEIR
BU URGLAk-PROOFVAULTS,a at prices varying from
SIS to $I5 year, accoIdiIg to sze An extra size
for Corporations and Bankers. Rooms and desks
adjoining vaults provided for Safe aenters.
DEPOSITS OF MONEY RECEIVED ON INTE-
REsT at three per cent, payable by check, without
ten days notice.
TRAVELLERS LETTE OF CREDIT furnished
available in all parts OF Europe.
INCOME COLLECTED and remitted for one per
cent
The Con pany act as EXECUTORS, ADMINS
TRAITORS, and GUARDIANS, and RECEIVE and
EXECUTE TRUSTS OF every description, from the
Courts, Corporations, and Individuals.
N. B. BROWNE, President.
,o,u,,, NJ O. CLARK, Vice President
ROBERT PATTI RBSON, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
N. B. Browne, Alexander Henry,
Clarence H. Clark, Stephen A. Caldwell,
Charles Macale ster, Henry q. Gibson,
Edward W, Clark, ]. Gilngham Fell.
Henry Pratt McKean. 10 fmws
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MARRIED.

(FSr additional Marriages see ffth pa9e.)
BIsHoP-CARRow.-On Thursday evening, the l7th
instant at the residence OF the brides par snts by
the Rev. Dr. e. G. Brooks CLEMENT b. BISHOP. OF
Esq, of this city. New York papers please copy.l
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DIED OF LOCKJAw.--AbOut three weeks ago John
Knowles, aged 10 years was struck with a passing
vehicle on Price street, Germantown, and was
seriously injured. He was taken to his home on
Mannheim street, where he died on Wednesday OF
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NARH a LADSER, BROKERS. report this morning

TRIFLIN6 FIRE.-A slight 1re occurred about n We
O'Clock this morning at No 492 North Third street.
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DAEGERoUs.-A portion OF the sewer en- Ninth
street. between Fitzwater and Catharine has cav ed
I'm, and the same ts in dangerous condition. No
safeguards have been placed around the break, aud
passing teams are in danger OF being precipitated
1ntn
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nSy- DIR. BURPEE HAS REMOVED TO NO
SS 1882 ARCH Street. IL Is ftust'
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SUDDEN DEATH-The Coroner was notified this
morning to hold an inquest at the Almshouse upon
the body OF James Han, who died suddenlY.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Joseph Watson, contractor
for the new Bank OF Northern Liberties at Third
and Vine streets, met with serions accident yes
terday. The frame archway near the roof gave
way, precpitating Mr. WATSON to the noor below.
He received severe internal Injuries.
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LARCENY CAsE.-John Mitchell, while intoxicated
stole three coal skuttles last evening from store
Eighth street and Passyunk road. He was arreste
and committed by Alderman Bonsall.
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SERIOUS BURHNG.-John Painter, son OF the
peTintendent OF the Athletic ball grounds, was Sc
rousy burned about the body and face, at an early
hour this morning. He had lighted the fire in the
stove, and not burning lively enough, he procured
can OF coal Oil, which he ponred on to the names
An explosion followed and in addition 10 injuring
him. set fire TO the contents OF the room which were
materially damaged.
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DISTURBING A PLACE OF Observation-Disclosures
Boyd went into the Bedford Street Mission house
last night while congregation was there assem-
bled, and acted in very disordery manner. Sue
was intoxicated. A policeman was called In, and
the unruy character was taken into custody. She
had hearing before Alderman Collins, and was
committed for trial
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OurForeign Mail Service
Financial and Commercial

Etc. Etc. ETC.. ETC., EIc
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Money Market.
CITY HN1EL ENC e

Exchange on London, 5s. 1O15d. per tael.
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~ FOR SALE.-A STYLISH SADDLE AM
&c-sN DRIVING HORSE. Warranted sound. SOLE
Tor want OF use. KEhR'S STABLE, No. 11ls SAN
som Steeet IL Is 2t-
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THE RUSSIAN QUESTION.
Russin n "Pubi,c Enemy.o

LONDON, Nov. Is S-Noon.-The feeling to-da.
in financial circles is somewhat queter.
The Times this morning remarks that Russi
has placed herself in the position of publ
enemy.
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COMMON PLEAS, JUNE TERM, 1870, NO. 81.
' In Divorce.
FANNY RICHARDS. by her next friend, VS.. ISAAC
RICHARDS.
To ISAAC RICHARDS, Observation-Disclosures take
notice that the Court has granted rule respond
eDt TO show why divorce vircuio asni
should not be granted, returnable on SATURDAY,
Noyenber 2e, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
WILLIAM II. MARTIN,
II 1s1t' Attorney for Lbellant
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SUSPICION OF LARCENY.-Cain Bates is the name
OF an individual who was taken INTO custody yester-
day suspicion OF the larceny or $500 In cash aud
coat from schooner lying at Green street wharf In
the Delaware. The theft committed some two
or three nights since. The prisoner was arraigned
before Alderman Toland, and was held in $1,000 bal
for further hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
LETTER FROM RICHMOND.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandria Gazette,
R1cuMoND, April oO.-The Legislature, to-
dav elocted the following additional county
iudscs Franklin unity, Hugh Nelson =;
Frederick, Joseph S. Carson; Isle ct Wight,
Geo. r. Atkinson; IA member Of the House;l
Pfincs William, Ayett Nicol; Orange, William
G. Williams; AIbemArle, John l.. Cochran ;
Charlotte, X. G. Bouldin. There remain
about dozen more judges to elect, and this
tedious lob will be over. By Friday, it is ex-
pec:cd, the judiciary Of the State will be re-
organized.
In the Senate. to day, bill fixing the time
for holding the courts in the 9Th, 10Th and
18th circuits, was passed. The bill fixes but
two terms in Alexandra instead OF four as
heretofore
\ bill for the relief OF George Nc Burney, Of
Alexandria, who was fined $!l.54 for failing
to take the oath prescribed by the Wheeling
government as grand juror in 1862, was pre-
sented.
A bill was passed to Incorporate the Ez-
change Bank of Charlottesville "a bank OF de-
post aud discount.
ln the House of Delegates bill was intro
duced to incorporate the Fairfax county eIevat-
cd narrow guagc railroad company.
\ petition Of citizens of Loudoun county.
praying the enactment OF law Tor the better
protection OF property in sheep from the raw
ages OF the innumerab!e worthless dogs when
row iuic>t that county, accompanied by reSo,
luton directing the committee on hnanca 10
inquire into the expcdiency of so regulating
the tax upon dogs as to afford both revenue
MI To- ShpoD nrasnDtr1
The committee tor courts OF justice was in
structed to inquire into the expcdlcEcy or pro
yiding by law that no person shall hold the
Office Of Commonwealth Attorney in more
than one county 10 the State.
The bill giving 70 the Hastings Judges the
power to appoint commissioners 10 divide
cities and towns into wards, was taken up,
when the Radicals kept up system OF MIL
clustering which occupied all the morning hour
and prevented vote.
Tn. bill for the relief of the late SherIits OF
the commonwealth, was passed by.
The Conference OF the different wings OF
the Radica party in the State, takes place to
morrow in the L. S. Courf room 10 this city
MIS-. Mary Gusts Lee, wife OF Gen. Il. r.
Lee, reached this city to-day, via. canal, from
Lexington, on her way to visit her son, zen
W. H. i. Ire who resides ct IN" hike
House. on the PamunScy river. She seems
in good spirits, ard cOnVer:cS cneeriuy, tut
in appearance mas much changed since She Itit
"ArIipstor." \ great sufferer from neura iGla,
size has become almost helpless anu Il moved
about in chair on wheels, attended By iaitn'
iul female servant Her christian tortitudc
has enabled her t. bear up uader her great
bodily suffering. Her likeness to her father,
the late e. ". p. Gusts, is striking.
The Governor has appointed VIM. Hoover.
Of Augusta and T=rcnc, McGracken. OF Fred J.
ericksburs. No;aries Public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21

LoUDoUN CoUSTY.-The Spring Term Of
the Circuit Court for this county, Judgo keith
presiding, will commence in this town on hoH-
day next, April 9th.
j. r. Smith, D. S. for 5. Ho'yn: Ste.ti,
admir-, ofJames lligdjn, dec i, ; jt"a '!ur.
day last, the following tracts OF land i:iae ai II
q miles from Lecsburg: n acres WIKI hcur
and orchard, for $44.7 per acre. : tract Ct
So acres without buildings, at SO per acre.
tract oil Is acres, Tor ST. % Der acre.
A wood lot OF s acres, for $55,223. These lots
all lie on the Lcesburg and Alii2 Turnri%e.
Rock has been broken at the Carer Iar5e
Quarry ia this county. The coginc arG crh,r
machinery recently established for testing the
capacity OF the quarry, is working vel. Sine
work has been commenced, gcoiogi.t:, ana
practical marble workers. pronounce the marb'.
the tioest they have ever seen in tbs county,
while the Indications arc most !ttcrng FIR I'M
mensc deposits -Loud0un Mirror.
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.tEilS OF TIE ia J.
= +. si,",y II" r<rv age nnj bnti. of "a. Hrs'

" /. si",c Il" rsrg 6ge ana b,?ty 1f "a. ''',l's
The Congressional Committee on the Decline
q American Ccmnerc, have the suffice OF
taxes impose! Gl Tonnage. ut various ports he.
fore them, AMI will report BIZ recommending
the abo}i:iou e The different local and other
t4XcS. about .iItcra in number, such as rl!ntae2,
*: and The imposition OF . tax ny the |. ).
ct hir,Y c.. per ton on all vessels. 1t Is cll
culnted that The amount thus raised by the
Gnvcrnment viii lie about IS QUl, GOO. which Il
vii! he proposed TO apply 10 the SuDSli ZnC CT
foreign lines o.Steamshlp.
The Sussex De-. Journal says that as some
boys were p!ayiry in az Old storehousc at Can
non Ferry. isw days aso, they found in an
% Gc:k rel. c! bank notes Of the Farmers
B2nI 0. 3..i:n.ar2. amounting 10 $500 the
bows distressed .: SJm9 Of the notes At ten c;s.
each ~. thinking tia, they were Of any value.
Lis supposed TIA, this money was PLACED IN
the lax - Mr.. Cannon about thirty years ago.
a.; a> he vas >hot and Killed ~ desperate
le jnw. 70 CT. new offs existence. and as the
uttiI i>u@i b. the boys.
Farther particulars # the .togai a. Duen"S
AyrcS, ou the IN u!;., represent that the OYER
for Of the Plate vas 30 Sudden that men ans
ho:s:s were i -o5nc.! IN the streets many tu;d.
ia-s were undermined! ani torn down ships
wcrc driven ashore and wrecked or suck their
anchorage, 40: many sailors were drowned.
III surviving offers Of the i.i-'a.ei OAoija
a:c yx;.c:oI :, W.Sh;nc,,n shortly, a1d upon
their arrival i Cour: Of Irq1iry will lie organ
iz:d - !EGu'rr mo the Circumstance. Attending
the lass T.: ;:C. vessel.
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The extensive use .: :2ese w.-:-:@c' - -
last :iftccA years By Railway Co1tuc.o::. -
gneevs, and EYp:es:rc7. t-n il =: c,;sc::a& G.
watch wsare!s, mss thoroughly Ca2!D,,;:-@.a-
the strength. staat;ircss durability a:.t s.e-7.-
cy Of me Wa;nsm Watch. Il SATISFY as:
class in ST. tae:c respects is - iiot!-" ::'e go
ton as - the 7aal value Of .ac:c I'm '.itcpa:s
now speaking for themselves n the pocket: ::
the peoples proof and guarantee o! t"c;.
superiority over a.. others
The superio: organization ~ 2!es: eN:a:.: =:
the Company's Works =: Than. r@A2:2
them to produce watches 5. 3 pie" which 80
ders com petition futile, a.: ::".":a VITO 5G: =:
other watch, merely pay from - - 70 rc- &C..
more for their watch Is Il 81 i: lie :cs>.rg.
We are now selling Wa,:a:;n Wa:ehc; =:
less prices in green backs thaa the god p-itc:
before the war. THERE'S TO o:&o- H..::..: :c:l-2
of any kind in TIE United :::%::2s .: which nj
can be said.
These tirne.reces combine evy7T i:apTo"a..
ment the: long experience L.: prove: @: 80.
practical us". hsTi2c hst -" re:.::a! .. H".7.
ly every invention IL E"a:cn:naKi,.c o:;E:Ha:::-
in this country or in Europe, oI.lT u - ""g-r
finally adopted which Sc"=:a tc-:i:. - -
most skiitui artisans IN oar work.. h:.i i":,Z
use Oh the part 81 tie public. demonstrated, :,
be essential to corTec. ani enduring ;::H" ':'@".
ing. e..
Among the 1ra.y Improvements -. ""o.:..
psrticulsrize:
The Invention an Use O.. " r.;.::-y pin: ,. -:
peculiar construction, = i"eT"2: -a'n...;t
the train by the b:enkage -: 'i..a springs, =
orisinsl with thu American W&:c@ Co"P..".
who, having had the -e:usA: o. =, o.&"r "t:.-
trivances, adopted EGGS PA:"G: ai1'"I = '''
ing the Best and :aI.:.e=s.
Hardened s2l tempered hair springs, :.~%
universsltysd n,:ted b. w@:eh N :k"::. -.
sre u.ed in all grade: OF Ws!:hs.r Watches.
All Walthsm Watches have 3ts.-?!ott J@>s.
hn from t,-t II -
ing the necessity Of the i79G"c1: cleaning, a.
CESAR il other watches.
Our new patent stem win g., % iI"E = :':c.,
IS already 8 decided success an! &C.. .'n-
movement on any s:ern-w ling watch :. ="
American lna.kc:. aaI ~ !-7 .Ia cGrAf"-:
watch O! It: Guality nov; oil -: a. ~ H.'.:E
To those living in all l-:io:l: = -" 49,"
watch makers 10 not aoounI, 49,, - ~! I'll.
abo7e .mentlorcd improvements wren -! =,
insure accuracy, cleanliness. &E;* =. 49,
convcnience mus. prove i1vs.ar5)-.
Every watch guaranteed by I'll: C-:EH..;
10 prevent imposition. ouyt-= ,.uuI: :"
that eJ cry wa.ch should 3.a: { ,A:r q, III .'.-
loving trade MARKS:
American Watch CO. 49,. '.ii.
Appleton, Tracey & Co..
p. : Bartlett,
William E.le.v.
Home Watch Co.
For sale st r:;si By 81 respectable "a -.
! descriptive circular, givirc much "'l:E
No watches re,si:ed bg the COMPANY, 49,
dress. RORBIN;, !: E.FPL.EtN
G52. -, Is Broad -:
= * o..
81 Ask - see the 49, ( I L. p!.A, :.
WATCH, be.ri1s ne trade 'D&7k - u *
Gan WATCH Co.. C-c:Ce:.. :: i'..:-"i';'
Mass it is h. f. the 0c:: :u.t p..:' %.;,H
made in the United States. and :-rp"S::9: ~: ~:
thing heretofore made in tins co"@::T ;5r 49,
way Engineers, Conductors, &c ap l9'eo2;t'
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SE:.G:Hi: = siS.

The coIo7e;: p2o:',ei in Richmond YESTERDAY: CO .
etr:teG the ratification OF the 18th arnenGm-rt
with great c.thu ;asn. \ procession of icrty
societies, o"5r ni:c 10 length, marched
throu Il II" ;Tjati ~! streets OF the city, accom-
E.an:.d tx band, 0: music and banners flying
Abont ?. u. the procession reached the City
Springs, where addresses were delivered By
John Scila Marin, coorcd, John N. Lang.
stoa and others Letters were read from SEN
ators E3mun9s. Wilson ard Sumner, Req.
reseatatire Mckenzie AMI Others, expressive
OF regre; at their ina5iIity to be present. After
the adoption OF resolutions OF congratu alton,
and thanks 10 Congress and President Grant,
AID 10 rsacct 10 tho memory OF John Brown,
tie meeting dispersed.
The Conservatives Of Richmond propose tie
Primary election plan, to determine who shall
be the nominees for the various municipal
Offices. Some OF the wards have adopted the
plan.
The experience Of the pas; winter has reDi-
cred amo:: every one anxious To witness the
operation Of the new system of kee ping in or.
der the public roads as provided for in the
present constitution.
One Day this spring, Mr. Laws sold at his
store in Nilwooi, Clarke county, 70. ship
mcnt, 1l3 dozan eggs; and on another day. 435
doZan. making al aggregate t1r those Two sales
alonc Ct II 1876 eggs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
PRoFoUSD. The talent Of woman is maxim

PRoFoUSD-Th talent of woman is making
itself fal, in the ieparm ent of letters. Some
of the ire>hcs; and choic, - contributions to
modern literature are from her pen. But we
cannot say as much OF preliminary essay
Oh The tendencies Ct govern ment." by alrs.
Fc;oria {. Woodruff, iemal. broker of New
York, which takes up nearly 40 columns OF
closely printed matter in the Herlld. For the
ediication of our readers We give t he following
formula which she quotes, and upol' which she
comments ut length
Evolution is an iotegration CT matter, con-
comtant dissi patton OF motion. durinA which
the matter passes from an indefinite iDco herent
honcgene;y. to defnitc coherent hcretose-
nety, and during which the retained motion
undergoes parellal Transformation.
We give 1t UP.