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New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
GEN. sIGEL DENoUNCEs THE RING.

SIGNIFICANT LETTER TO THE TWENTY-sECoND
WARD GERMANs-UNITED AND NON-PARTIsAN
ACTION RECOMMENDED.
The German American Association OF the
Twenty second Ward held large meeting, on Friday
evening" the purpose Of discussing the corrupt con-
dion Of the City Government An address was delivered
by Dr. Won Hoist and the following letter was received
from Gen. sgel who had been announced as one OF the
speakers:
Mr. Aug. zin.sr: For reasons which ! have
already snnsS to you w
uny thank you fT S,n the that gUua meeting
SS1Ss4 %aS have to me- praea me
words in this Important matten The frauds and swim
di Snd MnSS Which che it cappct be
e that S The "
and punishment Of the guilty. and restitution Of stolen
funds to the last cent wherever 1t may Dc f9nnd and
We cannot demand be punished on n mere S,
suspicion II there not the slightest DOUBT OF MS
wefae is endangered his authority ceases and he be
sRs sss ns nGs snd lis
We n' Ss a ssrdps the Of the NUM-
cipal property and documents ,,,. .,,. ,oa
Of common sense deny that the people have rsat
to supply the deficiency in the municipal coae anu 70
60 e s OF ths State should
enough TO come to the aid of justice ana 10 oDey the
% s ssi 60 s the for the
cerned il depends entirely on momentary action ana
Ring now. now that the Cr clear dayligh and
the heart Of every patriot is ringing with INDIGNATION
roS 1a' % xpencn sne the % shield away
If you allow crime to intrench itsen Win @
accounts TO repel your attack ana 10 e1haust your
and sss ;dS to 'dai da
You the spesf sss and to
Set to svense youf outraged honor and to collar the
thief that has robbed you. an ,o or,sn,,e for
united 'S Seon aS For years ne IN thi;
City has been kept divided, either by artificial OF & ira
Fs II df 5f' the KNOW Nothing
ance parties which by Its assaults on the gn ah1 n
q aos
tioD Of the Germans with the a 1 n't ~ %
rus T Of .hs RE- s Il eIs q
to ne ,SaSSa. PcSon
league Which win WI @ az this snd !. 70 pdss .
privileges o. American citIens and concentrate ySHr
single point nsns Sn . Ss ScSe:
mon 4
sscnG sscn e. e. sss % sss sSse q
the GOop unsus sa s an1 70 na who are
servioe Of your snemy The time abort bu, Il not not
yss sSS II. 70 on sss sSsr .
accomplish this grand object, and 70 p'o y'uf "'0
men' feA p0''Wvliituha With brcshsrIy sresnns r. soEL
THE SIXTEENTH WARD GERMANS ENDORSE THE
COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
The Germans of the Sixteenth ward nave
unanimously adopted the following Resolutions
Resoived That tho GermanAmericsn Ciusens Ass' sh
on of ths sIfeenth Ward IN full accordance Win inc
resolutions passed by tho Cooper Institute nsss
urgently apply to the Committee OF beveny 70 tnS
pendent citizens for the impending electcns sna icy
pledge themselves 70 support the mcasat s,iSn '
Nominations made by such an organisation. ,...en.
R<soised. That the Aseootaton deems ~" S'ssss
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through whose criminal Indifference to their political du-
ties the shame and disgrace that We arc now
Of our people habituay absent from the polls The
forces Of evil active, crafty and resoue They are
to purchss. voes for Tie RING w offers Of
such that t viii render ali these schemes futile and
State have before had such inspiration TO redeem
themselves from all the wes Of corruptionists and 70
teach them lesson that win be remembered for genera
been more appropriate than 1t win be We DO our Guy
this Fall In our glorious resurrection OF puDhc t1i
the humiations OF the past will be forgotten as
dream and every institution Of society and potics
will feel the influences Of revived
honesty ana Justice. HENRY q. bTBBBlfs, fresiueh'
WM r. HAvEMEYRR, Vice-President.
EDWARD SALoMoN, FREDERICK ScHACh'
GEO. G.. BARRETT, JOHN H. STEWART,
JACKSON g. SCHULTz. RoBT. L. KENNEDY,
REUBEN ". HowEs, R B. sHERMAN.
w. c. BARRETT WIN. c. MoLLor,
JUDGE JAMES ENoTT, G. E. DErzoLD.
W. H. NELSON, CHARLEs CREARf'
ISAAC H. BAILEY. SAM D. BABCOCK,
D. WILLIS JAMES EDWARDS PIERREPoNT,
JAMES NJ. BROWN, JOSEPH H. CHoATE,
HENRY CLEWs JOHN FOLEY,
HENRY f. SPAUIDMG. JOHN STRAIT0N,
GEO W. LANE, THOMAS MCLELLAND,
W. r. VERMnYE, ]. NJ. BUNDY,
E. TOWNSEND, HENRY NICoLL,
LEWIS BULIARD, Il, E,kRACkowTTztk,
JAMES M HAISTHAp, ADRIAN IsELN,
j b. VARNUM JONATHAN SrURGEs,
J. WHEEIER ROYAL lPHELPs,
II. N BEERS JOHN O. GREEN,
SAMUEL CHRISTIE, WIN. H. MiCKliAM,
THOs. A. LRDwITH, ROBERT b. hoosE'ELr,
JOSEPH BLUhESTHAL, SIMON STERN,
SGa5S agosan a v. WV vAnns. &c. dUSSIsoHAx,
JOSEPH j. O'DONAHUE, 9. b. RUGGLEs,
JOHN NJ WHITE, RoBRRT D. MOONEY.
EUGENE BALLIN, FRANCIS c. BARLOW,
JUIIUs W. TIEMiNN, THos w. PEARsALL,
GEORGE W. VAN sLYcK, VIZ N. FLEIss
EMIL sAUBR, ]. SELIGMAN,
ALBERT KLAMRoTH, WIN. hDDE,
ROSWELL D. HArcH Secretary.
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he did not connder IL his duty TO take any no,
those who had been ssssed and Che learned gentleman
%s asen ssRs ssa
70 eO Court ssy aas
prooeedinss held no computation with any ono on TIE
exact iscs and that never under any circumstances
consented to the aiscnsrgs % ma OF Mr.: Hasger on the
sestion could e made that she should be dscharred
when the facts in tho adavi arc clear and explicit,
ment relating to her discharge and also to ascertain
tna there . no Of n SsS ma
don't see there me 70 DO but retire leaving
Honor in your Judicial capacity. and have no doubt
that justice VIII Be done to all parties.
In the afternoon. immediately after the Court had
closed Justice Ledwith directed that Mrs. Haggerty
should be brought from her cell into the Courtroom.
prisoner placed at the bar and the Justice then
said to her:
nI have received communication from the District
Attorney In Which he says that from the e. examination
Before me you were held IN certain stdavts which ct
a sSs
to tine the anS f
note waited for these proofs but up this hour
speot the views of the DstrcAttorney win take your
bail Until these papers are sent to me shal not feel
pa1od Sa SsHe are
The pneoner mentioned the name of Morgan Jones.
sent Communication to me- saying he wants You either
committed discharged and he is an Iious that the
matter may be Immediately disposed Of would prefer
coming nal conclusion attorney desires me
to close IL once, shall have to commit you should
your bail not be offered to-day.
James Ryan, who owns property at No. 189 Henry-st.
and other real estate, accepted security, and
signed bonds for tooo for Mrs Haggertys appearance
for trial. The customary legal questions were then
asked her. She said her name Catherine Haggery,
that she 20 years Of age born in Ireland lived In
the County House, had business at Washington
Market and had nothing to say in to the charge
She unable write After the Judge had recorded
her answers, she released from custody.
The following the Communications referred to by
Judge Ledwih together with his reply to the District
Attorney:
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-YoRK,
DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY's OFFICE, Sept. ~, 1871
The People against Mrs. Haggerfy:
MY DEAR SIR From the examination this day made
I am satisfied Mrs. Haggerty should be discharged
8. b. GARvN, DistrictAttorney
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-YoRK,
DIsTRICT-ATToRSEY's ORPICE.
MY DEAR SIR: On behalf Of Mr.. Connolly and at his
request beg leave TO unite with the Attorney
in 4Ss tie dlssnaEge of Mrs
POLICE COURT, THIRD DISTRICT, No % Esse1,st, ,
The Pe9p g. agt Hagoertg ei a. o =, tho ~, ,,.t
you say, "From the examination this day made, am
satisfied Mrs Heggerty should be discharged"
charge of Mrs. Haggerys that the proof upon which
that seuggest is based should become part Of my
record controyertng as i no doubt does In
"' '' Tnos. HOS A. LEbwIrn Police Justice, DC.
Hon. 6. b. Garyin, District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
ITALY.

TIE GRAND REVIEW POSTPONED.
FLoRExcB, Sept. a, 1871.
King Victor Emanuel Ia In Milan to-day.
He will 70 to Verona tomorrow. Tho review and ma
Of the army have been postponed until Tuesday,
when they viii take place at Caldero nine miles from
Verona From Verona the King win proceed TO Venice,
where he is expected to arrive on the 27th inst
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
icn,xrs AND oAsuAIa1ns-sy TELEGRAPH

CRIMrs AND D'oASUAL1Tns-1y 1HlcoFn
~ ne - Askv ~ ~ sss.i.s - iss Sssv'
...j.dss MaKsux e D.zssn 9sse rs.sssc s J. fSs 3:
a A. ~ Houston, Tsxas, yesterday, On the
- = r, IA II psssssss asssy q ssssss ss6 sss tvsilAs
W,n,.u Carroll and John Harrington, age IA
Z; 49, = rss6 sbAFssas.s Ne Hrs Rsitsay RseA!
~ y ~ yssre sai IN nssthS .pnsansal "a .
~ a s.s 4 Sie an ~ ssss q ~ Cssrs
The trial Of johnson II. Sands, charged with
se:.issy s Hssrsssis ssssy With s1Ayss cssesa
s.sd = ,vs Jse1 " gsaltssaz. IA tA slsa Sss aAsa
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of al otsens Of German Descent 10 Be- called without
delay the best to give expression to the almost
unanimous conviction Of the Germans that permanent
ORGANIZATION Of the cssns irrespective Of party, u the
only way TO procure and warrant for the future to
our miruled city good Municipal Government.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
KU.KLUx PUNISHED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA special dispatch
20 1s OA~o1ic dated at Raleigh. North Csrons, zee
terdsy, ssys "Tsn Ku-xux prsoness eonvsssd ef ne
,ssssuls Of Mr. Justice, sentenced. cday-svsn
DIX years hnprisonmsns end ane Of ss@e sne tne
others 10 sssns ranging from ak months 70 NE yeA
and nnss In proportion Five membefs on tno A1~'A
have confessed their guilt
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
PORTUGAL.

THE CORTES PKOKOGUED.
LISBON. Sept. n, 1871.
The King has prorogued the session'of the
Cortes until tho I'D Of January 1s decree for its final
dissolution and for the election Of members In sx-
pected to follow.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH.l


The KuKlu1 Investigating Committee met yesterday.
F. N Srudwick OF Hllsboro, N. c. David Gst OF Union
County, g. c., having been duly summoned and failed 70
appear before the Committee, the Chairman, Senator
Scott was authorized report the fact the Senate at
the session. and request the President OF tne
TO issue his for their arrest "a peng In
of the authority of Congress- II was also ordered hat
copies OF this resolution be sent TO the PEI
sons by mall Tho full Committee then adjourned 20 meet
II called by the Chairman, after when tne ,, sug-
of Three-namely, Senators Scott, POOL
and Blair-appointed to examine Witnesses organ'
ized and examined Col Wm L. Saunders OF roItn caro-
lima and Edward Wheeler Of Arkansas saundsee whom
the COMMITTEES have had much trouble In getting peIore
them refused to-day, TO answer all questons as 70 ns
oonnecon or the conpecton OF any other person. WIN
the socalled Ku.Kux organIaton, on the ground tnat
he was NOT compelled crminate himself OF Dring upon
himself the punishment which, according 70 the de-
cson of the Supreme Court Of North carolina may pc
visited upon any membes Of sband OF ku-kux Ior tne
msdeeds Of hts fellow-menbers The aet Go OF CONGRESS
It exacted that such plea shall not
CopSress Committee but he stu persisted In his re-
fusa TO answer the questions put to him. saying ne pre-
ferred 10 rely on the Constitution OF the United States
rather than an act Of Congress- He Was tnen INFORMED
thst he would be reposd to the full COMMITTEES at It's
next meeting, when Il "a eIpected congress WI take
oh the and order his arrest for contempt
The two sub Committees Of the Kuklux Committee held
meetnSs todsy Tho Sub Committee tor the sCarolnas,
Ceors and Florida resolved - meet at Augusta OctIa
The COMMITTEES for Tennessee, Alabama and Missis-
sfpp win meet at Huntsville, Ala, oot. 0.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
PRICE FOUR Cents

Cen. ylnoy's amendment proposing 70 substitute tho
10th OF November the for the resumption Of the
session. being thrown out by se7 votes against no.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
NO RING CANDIDATES FOR THE SENATE

NO KING " CANDIDATES fOh ldE oENhlC'
There are good grounds for the statement
that neither Of tho Ave Tammany Senators, Tweed,
Creamer Genet Norton, and Bradley will take the ned
this Fall They held several meetings during the past
week. ut which 1t determined that It would be mpol
tito to make fight against Tden In the Convention as
that would inevitably detach enough Democrats from
other parts Of the State to throw the next Legislature
into the hands Of the Republicans They are said to have
resolved finally to decline reelection and win deyelopno
opposition TO the candidates Of the Demccrso party In
their districts 1t is generally admitted by the Tam
many magnates that they will be roughly handled In the
coming Convention Of their party and they say the
present complications have unpleasant features for
them than any they remember In the past There seems
To be no ouesion that Hoffman s In the league against
them and will endeavor to make capital with the State
and National party by vigorous opposition 10 tne fng @
molly but that otherwise the fight Is with him. and they
add that Connolly be thrown overheard without dit
fculty, for Mr.. Tden has been careful not 10 commit
himself to sustain the Controller.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
WASHINGTON.
HEAVY GOLD PA

HEAVY GOLD PAYMENT IN NOvEMBER-GAINsIO ON
MUTILATED Observation-Disclosures IN
THE REVENUE DEPARTMENT-THE KU-KLUX
COMMITTEE - THREE CONTUMACIoUs WIT
NESSES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBuNR1
WASHINGTON Sept "a, 1871.
On the first Of November next the interest on the fves
twenty loans series Of 1867 March and June 1864 and
1865, falls due, the payment Of which will take over
al $500 in gold.
The deductions on mutiated and worn notes sent to
the Treasury Department for redemption amount to the
present date to s29Oas4 TO- This Is clear gain to the
Treasury and o tax circulation.
Seven hundred Assistant Assessors OF Internal Revenue
have been discharged since last October Under the law
consolidating Internal Revenue districts the pay 'f
officers the Northern States is 5 day. and 20 per day
in the Southern States. By this reduction the annual
saving to the Government is over million OF dollars
The attention Of Congress will at Its next session pc
called to the creating pensions for the Soldiers OF the
partment In looking over the rolls that several com
panies were mustered out after serving 81 days The
law of February H. 1871 provides that service Tor pc
riod Of days must have been performed 20 secure
pension In order bring these men or their dlrece
heirs within the provisions Of the new law proposed
to have Congress modify n to INCLUDE In the Term
Of service the time occupied In travelling from the
place of discharge home. The whole number OF claims
thus far received at the Pension Office 827o OF wnich
Is7o are survivors 500 widows certificates have been
granted making total Of 6,472 claims.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN
COMMODORE AsHBURY EN- ROUTE TO THIS CITY
HEAVY GALE IN THE BRITISH CHANNEL.
LoNbos, eep4. n, IsT1.
Commodore Ashbury sailed from Liverpool,
yesterday In the Cunard seamship Java for NewYork
heavy gale prevails in the Channel. No disasters
nave yet been reported The wigan mine still burning
and there are frequent explosions
Tho Rev. Geo. H vibbert of Massachusetts, delivered
an address In favor Of the temperance cause last night
before crowded audience in the Town Hall Of Birming
ham.
THE MOROCCO INSURRECTIoN.
MORE RE-ENFoRCEMENTs FOR THE MEIuLA GAR
RISON.
MADRID, sept "A, 1871.
Additional reenforcements to the Spanish
garrison at Melila have been forwarded from Malaga
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25
THE MOROCCO INsURREcTIo,

MORE RE-ENFoRcEMENTs FOR THE MEIuLA GAR
RISON.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-25

Resoived That tho Ciasens Ass'c ~.
tion Of the Sixteenth Ward, In full accoIoance at,u
urgently apply TO tho Committee OF seventy ~ tnS
under their authority an orsauiastion o. Al ma thev
pledge themselves TO snppoFt the measures 'A@eA ~ ~'
nominations made by such an organization. - -.....,.
Rkloised, That tho AAlooAtton deems pee DVveAS
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.fECTIOY S.fLES.
By Latimer e. Cleary. Auct'rs.,

Successors to Cooper s. Latimer, S. E. cor Pa.
ave. and 18th ST., Washington, D. {.
TNTIRE Effects OF WILLARD.S
II HOTEL. ATAUCTION, COMPRISING
OVER 500 ROOMSl CONSISTING IN
PART OF FIFTY PARLOR SUITES, A
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH
PhATE MATTEL AND PIER MIRRORS;
rAPESTRY, VELVET, BRUSSELS, THREE
PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS. THREE
Hi-SDRED SUITES OF WALNUT MAR
BILE TOP CHAMBER FCRNITC RE.
PAINTED CHAMBER SUITES, BED
STEADS. BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS AND
WARDROBES, SUPERIOR HAIR MAT
TRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND
holsters, an immense assortment OF Blank
cts. Spreads. Comforts Sheets and Table Linen
Rep and Lace Curtains, Marble Top Tab cs,
EtegcrcS Window Shades, Oil Cloth, Extension
and other Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, SUI
pcrior collection Of Siyer-PIated Walters,
Pitchers, Ca<tors and GoblctS, a large collection
of Silvcr-P Plated Spoons and Forks Il great
quantity Of Table Cutlery, an extensive assort-
rnent Of China and Glassware, superior assert
RIES STEAM ENGINE, TWO NO. l
BOILERS three large Worthington Force
Pumps, Mangles. Washing Machines and Pat
ent Wringcrs II superior collection OF Copper
Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Requisites, together
with numerous Shattings. &c.
On MONDAY MORNING, June 18th, 1871.
commencing at 10 o clock, and continuing from
day to day until the whole is disposed Of shall
sell the entire effects OF Wizards Hotel for &C
count of james Sykes. esq, being one of the
most extensive and best collections Of Furniture
ever sold in Washington.
Terms: All sums under $500 cash; Of over
that amount a credit Of two and four months,
with approved endorsed notes bearing interest.
LATIMER d CLEARLY. Aucts.
ia :p-fS
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Ry l.. ID Harrison, AuctiOneer.

hE
WI aH ~ i = PEA I 1it rSrATE nPnrsr,nt -
,I>-nro'. KIM. C11inIv Cnnrt ~ Al,xnnJr;n Cnnn
~ Vu rendered At H. Jun. Term 1853 in IN,
"; nc now pcndng i in the Circuit EGn
said county. the UNDERSIGNED, a. Co,nm,s ,;rrrr
thereby appuint.d. will Sril 1T nublic a,,r,i. - in
from Of rGr MAYORS office in tIin civ 81 AIny.n
drin V, on SaTI'PDAy tho 1%,L d i.,''. u,
W:T Isl ~ pa ~ ~ '''' ''''' ''''> ~
'rIIREE ST0i,S PRICK DyyE111v,.
,ni nrcmsrs I,to tbc rcsiJnnca - NJ Ta;no "
II NrTnieh .t ths nortbnast ;ntcrtnc,;n ,".' -
Cameron and St Asnph streets in sn;S civ, h,.in ~,
front of about IS feet 5 inches On T.;ncrl,SS
and \ depth Of about III; feet inches WI
2 TWO STORY BRICK DWEIIHG and
premises NEXT odioininr mo nronnr,,, aI,r " I
ttcribed trontingmb = fee, an pC'n. . w
8, Undivided mnctv Of three honsns o,d
premises situ,tcd ~ H.. nor.hmnS, ;n,a., , ;'iu
Of Cameron and Alfred strars i; sail -,
drSirnafcd rcsnectivcly ~ Mas 1S2 "a IsS
Cameron street.
I. Undivided third part Of two adjacent. lrts
on the west side OF Union street between Ouccn
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f1DM VI IS$IONER'S SALE OF NALUA

4 AoM VI l~>lo-N EE y SALE Of ALI a
y BILE PROPERTY NEAR VIENNA
STATION ". Il q. r. k.--By yirtnc OF
the deere" If the Circuit Court al Fairfax CO.
rendered at November term. lSGH. in the suit ol
I =. SWink and others V. Albert Gun 81! ;
heirs, SHALL Oh MONDAY, the 18th day OF
June 1871. in front Of the door Of Fairfax CT.
House sell. to the highest bidder, at public
sale. the TRACT OF LAND, of which Albert
Gunnr!l died seized This land lies immediate
ly on the county road leading from Vienna to
Hunters Mill; contains 5i4 acres; has there
on Il comfortable FRAN f DWELLING;
is we'll wooded and wat"red, a"d is Il d"sra si:i
bic property.
Terms Onc-tcnlh in hand as deposit, liable
to be- forfeited and the land rc>old should the
purchaser fail 10 complete his purchase the resi-
due in three equal instruments payable at six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the day Of sale to be secured By the bonds of the
purchaser, and retention of title until the last
payment is made. Deed and stamps to he paid
for by the purchaser. THOS. MOORE.
Fairfax CO., my l2-lawiw Com OF Sale.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JUNE

CHURCH MusIc We may possibly be mis-
taken and old fashioned; it may have very
pious effect to listen to the Largo al fac totun,
" the Una roce POGO ta; but if it be SO. we
cannot be iu error in supposing that an equally
sacred frame would be engendered by good
recitation OF Collins's fine Ode on the Death of
Mr.. Thomson, or the Love Scene by night Ill
Romeo and Juliet We do no Of court advo-
cate this, but, fit is absolutely necessary to
make the Church Worship amusing, we should
prefer some selections from our fine old Enghsh
plays and poetry to making them exclusively
from the Bohemian Girl, Robert lie Dlable
Don Giovanni, The Barber Of Saville, and the
like Sempronius' speech for war, or Mark
.Antonys Grafton over the dead body of Cesar.
are noble and inspiring efforts, and refine and
elevate the sentiments as much as any GnID]
or Deu:c 7smpos that was ever played on IN
organ in dim religious light. We hope the
tall of Paris at least will have some effect to-
wards modifying our religious taste. Rich.
Enquirer
The ex-Queen Isabella of Spain has been liv-
ing for some time past at Geneva. in Switzer-
land Up to June lst she has been occupying
the whole of the Grand Hotel de Ia Paix, one
of the finest and largest in Europe. She is at,
tended here by numerous sulte-a sort OF
mi-detached court-at the head of which is
Senior Intendante Marfori-the eyer-faithtul
Marfori.
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lGU ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND on the
Middle River Turnpike, : miles from Washing
ION and from Alexandria, with beautiful view
81 the latter city and of the Potomac river. The
improvements consist of Il BRICK Dwell 80.
Ling HOUSE, with all the necessary out h;:ai
buildings, and All abundance Of choice / ruit .
ali descriptions The farm is we'll waerrd anu
has on it plenty of timber.
200 ACRES HEANILYTIMBERE LAND
--s miles from Washington city--$amc distance
from Alexandria, and about ) miles from :, sta
lion Oh the W. 40. r. r., Offering II ready mar
ket for wood and timber
a FARM, in Fi.uquier county, t. miles below
Warrenton, and within two miles of station ON
the Warrenton branch of the o., a. Il NJ. K. r.
The tract contains about 400 acres; i we'll tim
bered and watcrcd, and is considered fine graz
ing land.
The above property the title to which is with
cut defect, will be sold cheap and upon accom-
modating terms Apply to \. b., Gazette office.
fob lift
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STEAMBOATS,.

OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.,
~ Washington, February 10, 1871
Steamers of the Potomac Ferry Company vii!
make their hourly trips between AL At.
rxandria and Washington as follows: - -
Every hour, from a. m. from each city
Last trip at Z p IN. from each city.
The steamer NAWASET will resume her
trips to Cone river and intermediate landings on
tie Potomac-leaving Washington Oh FRI
DAYS at "a. NJ, and Alexandria at ! II. IN.
S. S. HOWISON,
feb loft President Potomac Ferry Co.
sces MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
$500 STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists Of the following iirSt-claSS
outside steamers:
E. c. KNIGHT. Capt W. S. Johnson
JOHN GIBSON. ............ Capt W. II. Winters
viii leave New y ork EVERY SATURDAY
for this port and, returning, will leave AlHNan-
,lria EVERY FRIDAY, at II clock.
For freight or passage apply to
HOOE, WEDDERBURN X co,
Agents No. Prince street.
Agents in New York,
GEO. B. MERRICk,
apo 26 South st. Pier No. 80 Eat river.