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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7o sho1v the rery age and body ofthe Times.


The Baltimore Boot and Shoe Company is
the style under which the firm of Reed Jones
e. Co., of Columbus, Ohio, will transact the
business of their new establishment in Baltl-
more Nd, where they have Just contracted tor
the work of one hundred and fifty hands in the
Maryland Pcnitcntiary, for five years.
The Marquis of Butte, whom Disracli is sup
posed to have personifcd in ''Lothalr,' is
shortly to marry Miss Fox, Catholic lady OF
rare beauty and accomplishments niece OF
Lady Holland-who besides. possesses wealth
that is described as princely.
Broad muslin bows, otherwise called Saccr
dotals are again the fashion, and considered
very stylish for morning toilette. Pearls arc
now preferred for engagement rings, because
solitaire diamonds have become so common
John II. Selby, for some time past in failing
health died quite suddenly on Wednesday
night, at the residence of VIM. p. Humphrey
at 'Melwood,' Prince Georges county, Md:
of hcmorhagc Of the lungs.
The construction of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad is being pushed with consldera-
bic energy, bridges are being built, tracks LAID
and the friends of the road are confident that
it will be in running order before the end OF
the year
Rev. f. S. Jones has been arrested at Clcvc
land, and taken to Pittsburg, charged with oh,
tanning $l2, 00O-thc whole fortune OF con
fding widow-underfalsc pretences.
In the L. S. District Court in Baltimore yes
terday several persons charged with resisting
U. S. officers in collecting the revenue tax,
were acquitted.
The tota1 receipts from internal revenue iol
the fiscal year ending Yesterday were $l44l:'
SCI, 1G3, about several millions less than Tor the
preceding year.
\ Chicago collegiate institution has confer
red the degree of Ill. d. upon that pundlt and
ornament Of the schools, Genera Phil. Sher
dan
On dit, that Com Vanderbilt has engaged
thirteen rooms at the Profile House, White
Mountains, for the season, for thirty persons
The nail and spike manufacturers have
agreed reduce prices about forty cents key.
Mr. Samuel n. George, L retired merchant
of Baltimore, died yesterday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

\ dispatch from New York says AT an
exciting secret meeting Of the Episcopal Geuer-
al Theological Senlinay, hast evening, charges
We're made against the efficiency, learning aud
general conduct Of Dean Forbes, whereupon
he resigned and took his leave During the
discussion ex-Judge Bell, Il trustee, fell dead
of heart disease while speaking"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

The Sioux Indians formerly under the chief.
tainship of Red Cloud arc not inclined towards
settling down on any reservation, unless the
Government will supply them with Ymmun-
ton and otherwise accede to their terms. Red
Cloud disposition towards peace, and his mar
ration of his experiences while in Washington,
have caused his tribe to supplant him by anoth-
,.r Chief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

The Baltimore Gazette asks, what will the
ultra Radical leaders say to Gen. Shermans eX-
preston Of opinion:-''I would as soon expect
to see an attempt to dissolve thisl Mon in future
come from the North as from the South. "
We do not know what they will say, but we
know what they will think.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

The Baltimore Sun says that the Al steamers
Erie, 5000 TONS and Ontario, 1889 tons, built
at Boston in 1867, have just been sold on prl-
vate terms, understood $3.50, 900 anu $l2j. 900
respectively, to be employed in the South
American trade These steamers, were con
structed more than year ago. to be put on as
Il new line between Boston and Europe. But
that project has failed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

The emancipation measure proposed to the
Legislative Chambers in Brazil, and which
will probably be adopted, is not L sudden and
sweeping abolition Of slavery, but Il plan for L
GRADUAL emancipation, with compensation. y
1t is probable that majority Of the people will
be quite willing to see the plan carried into
.,f}nrt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

VIM. Ruffin, in a letter from Culpeper. Va,
to the Washington Chronicle, brings up the
subject Of railroad, chartered from Staunton
to Washington city, and says its nearest route
would be, via Culpeper G. H., which would
give Washington IN advantage as TO distance,
E.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

Samuel Reed, Supreme Chancellor Of the
knights Of Pythias, of the world, arrived at
Louisville, Ky, on Wednesday night, and was
received at the depot by Il delegation Of the
Louisville Knights He addressed a large
number of Knights at the Pythian Temple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
lf2EsT or .JLEI.4.N.DRF.7.JE 'LI' 3. III.

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S t.s' i'5S'l Nv! %' N''oS - = ''-'
ARRIVED.
v,J,r Mil ou...u ,C 1r,,,,r
'0rHr -';'' '''"''"' '"''' '''''""'
SAILED
,'rhrs Neptune" Bride and VIM. Slater,
Boston: Henry CustOh. R0cEEnd: VI. W.
I.;I};,,,, Irrt c,,rI. .,uI Mil Oman proriJnnce
- ,i 80 <
~ ~ TT 1r H. =
SrhfH i; IL fuf'er ana MOI, Eng; boston;
ANA Goddess, la"fncket, ny american 'oa
70.
MEMocANpA
s,h. J,1,,,,. N,rr;s II,l.,i,,. far chi. ,ori
''" "U''I' 10, '''''''"''' ~" '''' i''''
cleared Ill baltimore sun.
Srhr Hattie Baker, Cr0WrIl: tnr thl" port
cleared ii Boston 10Th.
>rhr Charlotte Fish. Williams. l,rnc.. nt
.:oi.m 9TH
:I'i'I " ~ ''''T'' '''., W. ''''' '''''
Sale" l''''" '''N't TIC "'''' iii
-n''SS77-r6ff 81
A LENANDRiA Il WASHINGTON i. K.
a
~ 80 - ~ . e .. $500: -
SAM j. NJ: SlIrEN Ah ~ rc.nrhL
~ Dht ~ rca>,''ri
oH'AIl y. DIE r-,,... ..''' ''''''''''''''''''S
y. ,r >,..; nlEEcroESi Nam s,n;u,
I;'Fil'''" w. !, pn,,.' WnI,on am''x
'''"'&' " H. ni'"'' "''' '''"'N'
CIrIT ~ 2lG n,N;;,,p ,r,, ,,>,u
FfiAh III ~ w hn;It,N"EI. li,'iI ~. ~,
q" ;'lI aitrr pa MA July J. ro,1
t!r""$h lall iF''Ihs ,'a'r " "Sn''StI', rom
iiHfT!&hG avenue ','Pot.it :: !" IT. ~. IN" ;I
for l'yhchGurg ana lhtrrlnrdi'tr stations, pun
DAY Ih'!''''El' Leave 'l''N''"'''' 'I" m Duh'
ana Henry Sir''i5' a. !:lo IL. III an'' 80" =; ~
from hNhcno!'r% ANA ii't''hltIt.tc ot't'o''' gun
Gays lhclu"!"' r''"ncTthS Will ~ LIZ. Tt!'S "
evening trains Tor baltimore lhi'aaeIphIa III"
New York.
Local Passenger Trans leave washington,
and II IA. and > /, G;;iG and 40 p; m
Leave A"Nau'irIa tr'''H ti'' corner o. Duke ana
Henry Strc;| ut 'll' amt ';l'a in' ana from 'hG
CORNER I'll My :t"'' 'tS"i' '''''' ~ - " anu
ID a. m. AN" l. :; ;r aAI . p H. ,,..
Local. sunday rams IT''Nt AIcA"n'l.'' rom
tiI' c"',i ~ '''Nc ann l'''H E''r'!H' ~ ~
n \, ana Il3 F. IN, d"S e'on "a,"aS'2 On from
MaryiahI aye dcP"', 1T o:"o Il. m ana ;lV p, H.
through l'rNct> can De procure" III Tie ounce
Of the Company: corner "i 'ui street ana AarI1
land avenue washington, ana baggage checked
through ,.rr,-r>-,. H.. Co.,
W: ~ d EN htH uri!' '1"pt.
W. IllELl'>, hch. haIlagcr. JH I'll
yvAII-ARIE REAL ESTATE IN ALIEN
y AEDEIA ANDIN FAIRFAX COUN-
nv Enp SKI I:rInr ,uihnritv Of , decree
nrihn f,ircmir Cart Of Alryaudri;t county. rem
laval IN tho 1S,h L,v uf February. $50. in the
'.,!n 81 EnrElry Wnri'. cyccuiriy ". i. r.
pIr,u,nrr and others, the undersigned, commits
sion"rs thereby APPOINTED I"T t,T EIF'S: WIZ WIZ
"tlGr Tor Sll"; ny "mrtI"h, on ~ ~ ;. t,n,
-th :dlT OF :'uE Io At - i ~ I''"'
OF the h, I9 iiH.I > 'iIo
me |ol vi ,'o,, 1,o "r' ~. ,nJ [,mnnn
81 A.trh street. h'i'''h N'iI,I -" III" 'e'cc'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

\ number Of removals and changes in the
various bureaus of the Interior Department
have hccn made recently, and good many
more will he made in the course Of the next
few days, especially in the pension and land
offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

The Washington Chronicle reports that Mr..
Strudwick Of n c., and Mr. Avery OFFS. c.,
witnesses summoned to appear before the ku-
Klux committee in Washington, have left
Washington, and their whereabouts is not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
tnUuuirr county, ,ic I'll
FOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE.

VA
This desirable and hrautiu! UMMER RE-
SORT situated on the summit Of the Blue Ridge
mountains, on the line oi thc Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, one mile i'r"!n Alton Depot, Al
hcln:.rc county, Va, commanding 4 full view
ntthn surrounding country. has h""n enlarged
AMI thoroughly rrliltrl and furnished with Ell
trcly new and elegant furniture, is now open.
Board, per month, SO per week 81; per
dty -; children and servants half price.
The Cha ybc.tc and Alum Springs are equal
to any III the STATE. Coachc- will run daily /"
and from !hc dnnoi.
John " BALLARD
Proprietor and Manager.
Alton D"F"l, G.. " O. K. r.. jc 3--""lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

While the imports of foreign merchandise tc
this country for the first eleven months of the
fiscal year are greater than ever before in the
history of the country, the exports of domestic
produce show proportiOnate increase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

Professor Frederick Watts, Of Carlisle, Pa,
has accepted the position of Commissioner of
Agriculture, vacated by the resignation Of Col.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

Fires which destroyed property to 1 consd-
cradle amount occurred yesterday at Bryan,
Texas Oneida, New York Boston; Cisco,
Nevada a; Holden Mo-; aud New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

1t was not Howard, but Harvard University
which conferred the degree of LII. ID. on Earl
dc Grey, and before which Charles Joseph
Ronaparte delivered the Latin thesis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

The Secretary of War has settled the war
indemnity claim of the State of kentucky,
amounting to $525,O00. The claims OF several
other States were settled yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

1T is said that the Secretary Of the Treas
ury has triumphed over his refractory subordi-
nate, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
and henccforth General Pleasonton will have to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

y regatta is proposed on the Potomac, tc
start from Washington, and to come Oh IL
three or four weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

The ';civil service commission" as it is
called, it is said are met at once with the be-
lict ofthc ''taxpaying people,, ttoadopt any
regulations to render the civil service efficient
and secure, the idea Of appointments to office
us a reward for partizan services, must be
wholly abandoned. But, it is not thought
that this 'step in advance will be acceptable
to members Of Congress, or the present admin
istration Men who can WELD power and
patronage for their own purposes are not apt
to give up these potent auxiliaries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
From New York.

New YORK, July 1.-The vessels Of the
New York Yacht Club sail this afternoon for
Cape May.
Mrs Lydia Sherman was arrested at New
Brunswick, New Jersey, yesterday by officers
from Connecticut, who charge her with having
poisoned at different times. three husbands and
two step children, the offspring Of her last
husband by Il previous marriage. and
taken to New Haven for examination.
The bronze bust Of Washington Irving will
be unveiled in Prospect Park this afternoon
with appropriate ccremoics.
Dean Forbes of the Episcopal General Thco-
logical Seminary has withdrawn his resignation
1t is reported chat the Brooklyn regatta
committee have decided to reverse their deci-
sion and give the union and club prizes to the
Columbia instead Of the Madeline
Specie shipment to-day about 81, 7jo,oOn.
Thomas Cant, residing in l2lst street at
tempted to murder his wife last night, giving
her several severe, but not dangerous wounds
The store of \. \. White in Turin was rob-
bed Of IS, 900 in bonds this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, JULY l, 1871.

It's very certain that the Fittings of the
President and his Cabinet from ''pillar to
post" are not acceptable to the people of this
country No reasonable person ought to OBJ
iect to the relaxation and recreation of the
President occasionally, for the benefit Of his
health. But that is very different from hold
ing the seat of Government at Long Branch
diverging in different directions over the
country, and coming on to Washington for a
few hours every two or three weeks. The next
and the longest fitting is to be to California.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

DEATH OF WM b. ToDGsoS The Angus
ia (Georgia) Morning News records the death,
in New York, on the Goth instant, Of William
h. lIodgson u resident of Augusta. Mr.
Hodgson was Il native of Virginia, and was
about seventy years old at the time Of his de
mise Alta comparatively earlyage he was drag
oman Of the United States Embassy at Con
stantinope. and afterwards he filled the Office
of United States Consul at Tunis. Marrying Il
Savannah lady he located in that city, where
he lived for more than quarter Of 4 century,
respected and admired by I'LL who knew him,
for his kindly nature, his polished banners, his
scientific attainmcnts and his literary culture.
The News says :-''lIe spoke, tlucntIy and cor
rectly, Spanish, Italian and French, and perhaps
other European languages, besides his vernacu-
lar. As IN Oriental scholar his requirements
were very remarkable ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
ri7llE FOLLOWING WILL BE READ
Z WITH INTEREST:

ri7lIE FOLLOWING WILL HE READ
E WITH INTEREST:
Under date 81 April 2ih ISL, hF. HEN III
j. ROGERS, GS Sharp street, baitII""r' ;H' en-
inrnt physician, writes regarding
CRYSTAL DlSCOF EEl
1T affords lr much pleasure I" bear t"siIm"-
ny - lu the efficacy Of your Crystal Discovery.
SnIur ycarS since while in India, ! suffered from
Il sever" fever peculiar To- tn" country: On my
rrcovrrng patch 81 MAJ: Oh l, l"I sue 81 NY
Ii''.,' o'v''i' ~, ,,o,,,.,. ,kis n,si,htIv
apncar:.ucc. had rrcollr-c to various prepare
tons, hoih III Enr"pr "n" N t"', c""h m,.S ' ,%
bar EIacE, Now. with your Crystal Discovery,
,n ,''i h r' h Li ", dark brown r"n.dcr your
Discovery v Inr nc,t iI,''I'"'''''" "'''" "
HENRY j. ROGERS.
,,,,,., ,,.,,r,,
Now IL inc l''r' "'r'''''' '''D,' '''''"'
day that the various dirty ail" .'l"H P''P'''''''7
advertised As REVIEWERS. Rc:t"ratir"s, nc, are
i,,,, ,,,,,,und. nf SUGAR Of Lead and Sulphur,
''I ,'a'r'"a .,,,r,J No ,bun,.d bv all who
anu t'''''''
vnlu" their health II Is F'''I> n.'ut. W ,"'-
prise that the demand for y ~ AS' ,L', -
harmless! and vet accomplish all. and more than
,,isnrnr. article. claim TO do, should have
increased 50 rapidly. 1t restores tho color ana
s,%"a" , ,h r "r ",E, Az EXCELLENT drr,s
49,, I;,a ,ni,hor cro,I,o. nor .cnr,. hu+ on the
ing S''''.s "''''"', '''''',' ,,,,'' lraanI,
contrary 1t gives me :clip Il pure Hr" t':'.'If
look. renewing all dandru and senrf 1t is the
most economical prcparatinn in Isc. Put up ~
'''S' ""''' With ;r' TI:' WATT,Hs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
CO.N.WEKCFIL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July 1.-The mar
ket for Wheat closes quiet and steady: offerings
of 2l0 bushels white and 337 of red with sales
of the former ut l36 and Of the latter at 49,,
80 and lj6-lattcr for choice. Corn is in bet
ter enquiry and prices are without material
cnange; offerings of 456 bushels mixed with
sales at 50. Oats are dull; offerings Of $50
bushels with sales at G0aG2.
CANAL REPoRT.-Thc following is Il report
OF the business done upon the Alexandria Ca
nal during the month Of June: 324 arrivals.
bringing $40 perches Of building stone 100
barre lis Of cement; -, 937 tons of coal and ia
pcrchcs Of lime stone. There were 522 depar-
| lures carrying IS barrels Of fish; - sacks Of
salt: 2Ol2 tons Of brick and 90 tons of sand
Total arrivals for the season. 9GS: departures,
967.
FLOUR INSPECTION. The following is the
city: for the ID quarter, ending to-day -
Family -four, | $50 barrels; Extra, 3.G777 !:
Supcrtine, ,3}jS; Fine, 2SS: lst Middlings, 0l !:
I'll Nlilaling>, H.; LIST Rye 24S: Condemned. e..
Coal SHIPMENTS The amount Of coal
shipped from this port during the week ending
to-day was as follows: American Coal Com
pany. /, 49, tons; J. p Agucw. 1920 tons
George Hutton, l.9j0 tons
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET-Thc cat
! tie market at Drovcrs' Rest yesterday was dull,
with further decline in the prices of last week.
| We quote: 3jO head of cattle, 3.2ja$6.25 per
| LOO lbs. live weight; 100 sheep and lambs At
3a$4.2 - per head; COWS and calves, 25a$50:
veal calves 5aSG. 30 per l0Olbsivc weight. There
were ~ head of cattle remaining over unSnld at
the close Of the days transactions.
SALES or REAL ESTATE. The following
sales OF real estate were made to-dayby Ncs$rs.
Green 4 Wise Real Estate Agents and
| AuctOnccrS
One undivided sixth part of i lot on the
west side Of Washington street and south of
Queen street. to i. j. Lloyd, for $500
One undivided sixth part Of l lot on the
ington street to i. j. Lloyd, for SO.
One undivided hall. part of Il lot on the east
side of Columbus street and south Of Queen
street to H. }. lloyd for $2lj.
An annuity of $3O. 81 on lot Of ground on
the caSt 81 lie Of Alfred street. between King
ami Prince streets. to ltobr H. Miller rS%ij.
Ehe Markets..
NEW YORK July l. Stock- steady and
dull Cold steady at l%aIGi. Governments
steady and dull Money easy at ;. Va. Is
"a; do. new f. Flour dull aud heavy. Wheat
quiet and unchanged Corn firm.
BALTIMORE July Iva skies. old ~ bid,
81 asked; do 1866, - bid, =; asked; ,lo. coll-
pom. DID, Gas bid Gj4 asked. \. G. skies, old,
III bid Cotton strong and quiet low middlings
are held AT ~ Flour dull and irrc@ular OK.
ccrt for shipping extras; toward Street Super
fin" ja$jAi; Extra ra$1 Wheat-choicn am Der
unchanged; other descriptions dull and prices
have dccncd new white IiJalGO; amber Iija-
TO: prime red 150alG0: fair to good I%oa -.
Corn more strong: white Southern 81 yellow
de- -; mixed Western I2aI;. Oats dull;
ti.,l."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

Flour INSPECTION The following is the
report OF Flour Inspector Anthony, Of this
city for the ID quarter ending to-day -
Family -four. 100 barrels; Extra, 3,G77 ::
Supertne l,:3jjS; Fine, 2SS: lst MiddIings, l0l !:
I'd AlddlingS H. lst Rye, 2lS: Condemned, Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
!Ss.N.NEfS RESORTS.

ll l. VI NJ R BOA |: ID ! u q.
I AIN now prepared 10 accommodate Il few
SUMNER BOARDERS
II" Comfortable coachr: connect daily with
the trains at Piedmont six miles distant from
Uppcrvillc, Fauquor county, Va.
+. T. LAWS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

CoAI SHIPMENTS amount Of coal
shipped from this port during the week ending
to-day was as follows: American Coal Com
pany. 4, 40 tons; }. p Agucw. 1920 tons
| George Hutton, l.9jO tons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01
FOX S.IkE DE: ssE.N'T.

,- FOR RENT-A tw"--t"ry FRAMED
.b:;; DWELLING HOUSE. with Mansard
roni, supplied with gas anal water, ON Pitt st,
between Duke and Wolfe. hpPiy,lo ,.r
jc 30-tr Is. +. PRICE.
-, FOR KENT--Thr DWELLING HOUSE
la$ lately occupied hy Mr. H. :. Martin. This
IIOlISr is supplied with water ai! ga. and i, III
excellent order. It has :, l.r@" garden fronting
on the street. and I'm alley in the rear. Also,
HOUSE. No. IS Pitt street. between Cameron
and Queen. with gas and water. Apply /"
jc 2l-2awti WI. GREGORY.
co., FOR RENT--The BRICK HOUSE. NJ"
.Ei T. north Water street water ami gas; rent
ic lU-cntf j. II. ID. SMOOT.
-. FOR RENT- That large and ,a"st dc
Ess$;I Iighttuf E!.IGK NOHSE. No. IS Washin.
ton street corner If Queen. This is most d.
ligh,fulIy situated house with Is rooms, in Il
most healthy and pleasant n"ighborh""d; Is ia
good order and condition.; has large yards OH
the west and south, wi;h GRIMES, fruit lrr':s ami
flowers. +. j. LLOYD,
Gr.l--;r No. l3i Queen street.
-. FOR S.ILE-rlrr cligihly situated three
tlE:;; story HRIIK UONSE. loG Duke elrr"t, be-
tween Pitt and ST. Asaph. containing zen rooms
and bath room. with hot and cold water. The
house is furnished throughout with gas and Tx
lures and j. Il most desirable residence. being |,
Gated in Il pleasant nrighhorhoud. The :tdj"In
ing l"t i: offered with IL: aforementioned prop
criv. or il will b. s"!I separate if desired. For
terms apply at n" - south st. ASaph 81. lnoI0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

Under date Of April 2'i;h. ISL, Dr. HENRY
j. ROGERS, IS Sharp street, Bnltm"r" am en-
inrnt physician writes regarding
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

The cost Of the banquet giycn Is the city OF
pittsburg ut In, recent crl"ir.lion Il tn" open
lug Of tic Pttsblirg. Mashin2to', AMI Bail-
more, railroad, in that city. was $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

\ tannery brick dwelling and s:ahlin@ at
Bottle RIM. cigltt miles from Cumberland.
ownedby McS>rs. Dcfarl Il Co.. OF Baltimore
were burned yesterday Loss S2o.np; belle
we'd 10 he insured . t..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-01

Com11on t"mnciL-Mr, Shlun presented the
report Of the Committee on Light, with COM
munication from that committee: and resolu-
ton recommending that the price OF gas be ST
per thousand feet with Il discount OF % per ct.
II pald IN 10 days,
Mr. Wheat SAID that the proposed reduction
IN the price OF gas would reduce the revenue OF
the city some eight or nlne THOUSAND doIlarS.a
sum toe large considering thc eStiih9tca ior
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-06-21
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Mr.. Butterfeld, elocutionist, gave
reading in the new church last Tuesday
eve. 1t is to be lamented that the people
of Stowe take so little interest in such a
matter. There were only % present.
The Lamoille County Teachers As.
ISOLATION met in this place last Friday and
Saturday. 1t was not as well attended
as we could have wished, yet we trust
some good seed was sown, which will
spring up and reward the sewers. There
was much interest manifested by the teach
ers present, and we doubt not they are all
Jealous, walchiul and earnest workers in
the cause OF enllghtening the youth of cur
land. But as for as the citizens Of Stove,
we can hardly say as much as regards in.
terest. Scarcely dozen of the residents
of the place were in during the entire ses.
sion. We hope the time will come when
the people of civilized Stowe will be as
interested in an educational gathering,
whose purpose it is TO elevate the minds
of the youth, as they are in a Circus OF
Negro concert. We feel like saying.
How long, o Lord, How long?" The
parents here ought never find fault OIL
complain of any teacher in town. for they
are favored with a much better class Of
instructors than they deserve.-Selah.
Mrs. Crandall has bought the build.
formerly occupied by Mrs. q. L. Taylor.
1t has rained SO much for the past
week that vegetation is looking fresh and
green.