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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

7 AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
- \ splendid stock. at very low prices, ;"
sep u WADDEY!S, Il King street.
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=
IJ(JM MISSIONTKS SALE or VALuA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAlKEAA .
COUNTY. By virtue of decree OF thG Crcuit
Court Of FarlnX county pron"unced az th9!1n'
term, 1860 in the suit Of Grndys hdmhssfa-
tor vs.. james j. Love ind others Tue uhae5-
signed, commissioner, in said decree named,
viii, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of November
Isl tint bcI1g Circuit Court DIZZY, offer for sale,
! to the highest bidder, before the door OF tho
Court House Of FairIS county, ut l. % CLOCK IN,
| that valuable TRACT or LAND, lying on INC
Germantown road, IN said county, aGont iuS'
| mile. west Of Vienna station, and on which ~, W!
SinkGed resides, c"htnining ny huhfS = u,u m
! land j. improved by.n new FLA NJ y W I'D
TIM, with other buildings: hhs nm album hssa
dance Of wood, is finely yntsred' ah'l thes sss.
| soil susceptible, OF ensy md raph Improvement
: Terms: Onc-t tenth Of he purchase M9Dey NJ
Ind an the Iav Of sulc linbs 10 DC forfeited
:hmuld the purcl,.u,nr lu! To- 'c"nplntr hfs. lilr
cIusn. the risih;.:. IL, three equal ihrtahtit,'
nnrsble at 81 Y twelve anil eighteen months Will
interest from the day OF sale, ~ DC secure" oy'
| tho notes of the purchasnr ard the ut'e 10 oe 10,
| tanned until thn!fdst payment Is made. ot"ip'
and deed at the cost. of the purchaser .o,,o
N"N MATTHEW HARRISON, Com. of.Ss(p.,
Fairfax county, sep 2l-wts, a., ..------,r-,- : !
| tJERGEANT'S S4AIE.-7By virture OF in q, q
= dor issued by the Gorppration Court OF the
City of Alexandria at the Jnlv term M, atu
\ IT, n,e directed in the case OF Samuel J.. Thomp-
IAN ysl',Iohn G. McCr~ kon, will sell at 1aTbhc
snet ion in front Of thprremses TliUrspAY'
the 9th day Of Move lTl, 1t , o. cioek
p. 81, all the right, title and interest 'ths saho
hIng the fec simple estate subject to the life in;
t Dr.g ." off his wia Mary McCrackea q ts said
John c. McCrackcn in the BEICk @
DWELLING and LOT, occupied by ~
l. NJ. Monroe, situated i'll the CITY Of A!cInniEtlh
ON the east side Of Water street, D't%e'h h'ns
and Prince streets, TO the highest a Hd I1 pr
Terms cash. >. III. oAi1 Ir..
oct 9-oOts '|S' e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

Great bargains; very largo supply; Just
opened something IL suit I'LL tastes; at prices
that cannot inil t" please.
nct ~; ROOT L. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

CHiLDREN'S FANCY COLOEED BOOTS.
" A splendid. stock; new cplurs, new styles,
handsome, durable and worry cheap, ut
sru2l WADDEY'S, "a King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-30

in charge of man named Davis, who is nc
,,tscd of An inraction Of the Internal revenue
laws in selling whiskey along the line Of the y
g. f. r. r., and who will he tried before the
u. S. Circuit Court now in session i'll Rich
mond.
B. T. P. R. R--The track on the Baltimore
and Potomac RAILROAD will be laid from the
North end of the Long Bridge through Mary
land and Virginia Avenues to the tunnel on
South X street, in Washington, during the cur
rent week. A large force i: Il SO employed o"
the Long Bridge. -....
SUDDEN DEATis. Mrs Robert 81 0 >kes and
infant Of Broad Greek, Prince Georges coun
ty, Maryland, died suddenly last night
Mrs. Kate Pollock, daughter OF Fielding
Lewis, ESD, died suddenly at the residence OF
his husband, near Fredericksburg, last week
RUMon. rlmor current on the streets,
this morning, that the Alexandria u Washing
ton railroad had been sold to the Pennsylvania!
Central railroad, is said BY MIR. Stevens, General
Superintendent of the first mentioned road,
to be entirely incorrect
SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. --Atten,
ton IL directed to the sale of the residence oil
Il. b. Robertson, esq, corner OF irncc anu
Columbus Streets adyertizcd i'll another column
of to-day paper, to take place to-lnorro"
morning. -.---
\ BORN RoMp.-We have received from
the publishers, Evans & Co., Philadelphia,
through the book store OF Geo. +. French, OF
this city, a copy of y Born Romp, by Mary H.
Mumford, book for girls, well spoken OF by
the critics. III
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES. Another train
of ten freight cars, built at the Iredegar works,
Richmond, passed through here to day, Tor the
New Yulk Midland Railroad.
TuE WEATHER is very fine Tor the seaaon
Heavy trosts Oh Saturday and last night.
ma-Ex-Gov. VIM: SMITH will address the
people of Alexandria, on nnXt Saturday night
and the people Of Fairfax, at Fairfax e. House.
on Monday, Nov. 6, at which times tho Kepub-
lcau candidates arc invited to be present and TO
participate in the meetings OCT ~. lw
~. JupaE HENRY W. THOMAS and Mr..
SANasrEK will address tho people OF Fairfax, at
West End on Thursday next, at two O'Clock
:, - oct 30-St
GRAND CONSERVATIVE RALLY!
4 meeting Of the Conservative party Will he
held at LIBERTY HALL. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, November lst, 1871, u o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered by distinguished
gentlemen \ arc invited to attend.
JNO B. SMOOT,
oct1,-td County Superintendent.
ri~Eleetion Tickets. for this and the adj
Joining counties, printed ut this Office, ut cheap
rates. Orders attended to PROMPTLY. oc 21-St
VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of the Cor
v poration Court Of the city Of Alexandria,
l..,t Il Iii nhnr 1871 Saral A. kOG
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uhpg AND hffsHhPS.


Deaths in Bro6.Jyn Last week. @i from small
roI, = -
The Office Of TIE E,Sa,7g "o@ h1s pe'h 'ciD"'0u ~
Tho 81 gccknssst and Peri ~
Aaron WiI1arns'a dwelling no Morton st.. WIS
iaased 500 yesterday b. iaspei - Ne hifAf' 'J
The Chief Of the Ordinance I}uTcs': hss ss1rh or
oof' Tor Mo moVsl u be sdeasiAs as ~" S' o.
Alexander Crane A 3cone-shitef IA BYent3 buii-
eut on tbs bead
Philip Mcintyre of No. $50 Madisonst. wa struck
he heal yesterday attae8 uaf Ds af<
a. tue foot o. Confsrs ~, aud rss .nsisnsy llisi
The Internal Revenue authorities in Brooklyn ,re
oopgpi ing h@n'sy's he e al thor uo' iie HAiS
hsiisr er5eoos 10 he Seooad D..tTcl
George Pool. q well known burglar, VA captured
y@serisy morning a. be sS ne No FsDsh 80.
Brooklyn, sh cb be bal ontIei sEi robbed
Frietag a. Scbwartz's stock Of goods "a No. SO
Harms, d.eibg No lsi Rgbhaye ts1 ge $50 Insured
Benjamin Cona9Ii, ono Of those scadcd md other
uIei de explosion u c l u .se ssaaaE PkAt
6'tnrsJ last Of Sandy Hook iei Jeiaeay 10 Bellevue Hostel
Tho roof Of b Il. HaQgerty'5 glass-packmG honss.
10 smith a. Sinthsye Bfo'fir ~ 10 }e'rY rlJTnRg tos
$50 sD' o. '''' '''' IT, ''' Nc suck ~ '' were '''''
An atfray took place yesterday afternoon between
Of the hsn1s ~ Jact Pda,o yng n 90 y Nent.
Brootln daring vbeh Henry eyho ,9l over .e' ng .Js
rescaed No arrests made.
Peter .Ozab, saloon-keoper % No. }S Firs'-sye,
st5 r. night Bray - no "a
Fintsve. ard two companions Brsy lrg~tA
A fire occurred yesterday o. the second 6oor Vt
No. S5 Pits end that and DO oris hrjtng, we've h ds
was damaged IO rsbr0L he Jorpd f0or dreiS
ins Loe AleuzHiers cseiD No g. damaged 51S
Charles F0s5 candy store a No ~ Va isna4 bJ@ Ahtso.r
Aberrs ziT store a No 3d. danss st0 The siis -ess
i.nssot BkBD
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OBTTU1R 7.
THONAs II. SKINNER, D. y.


The Union Theological Seminary suffered \
severe loss yesterday in the death Of the Rev Tomes
H. skinner D. D., OF the most eminent VI ~ PROBES
sors Dr. Skinner Was born in North Carolina March Z.
l79l As student Of theology ne Princeton College, no
achieved a high reputation, and graduated d. D..
and L. L. d. with high honOrs. The first pasorite which
he held was in the Thitd-t PreSby terrain Church Ia
Philadelphia where ~ The colleague ~ the Oeio-
bratcd Dr. Janneway SO powerful an influence on DO
cety was likely be long exercised IN yain and his
many friends and admrers subscribed To tho erection 0t
a church In Tenth Arch-st, to which IA unan
imously called. This the principal scene Of Dr.
SINNERS ecclesiastical ahofs. After many years he te-
ccped FOR short time the position Of pastor in the Pine
st. Presbyterian Church Boston, bur returned 20
his Old church in Phadelpha where ia remained t biz
appointment as Professor IA the Theological seminary
at Andoyer Mass In 1885 the Mrrccrst Prc5by
Church was built for Or. Skinner and became widely
known ca leader Of the socacd New school OF Presby
terians which has lately been amalgauiated with ehe
Old school Dr. skinner remained in charge Of this
church for fifteen years, occupying Conspicuous post
ton among his clerical brethren II 1870 10 wa 40
pointed Professor in the Union Theological seminary
OF New-York position which ne held UP ID limo " hs
death
Few men we're more highly valued among Presbyteri'
ans than Dr. Skinner. As pastor and friend i' no
by and grace Of manner capyated all who approached
him Hi. scholarly attainmeus great they were ag
stuction. Few men have hecn so happy IN attaching @
themselves the good will u al with whom they came ~
contact. DR.. skinner, though within few weeks Of "
years Of age, wonderfully active man ana cor
-tant contributor To he Neir York Erahgst tor When
ne wrote touching tribute memory 81 thel ate
bert Barnes. Indeed it was in attending tue Hi,of ~
his old rcnda nd broth minister chat caught The 60!
that resulted in his death few days ago no re-iN
invitations from two or three churches ~ Phiadep"i
to preach on the occasion Of bs 5Gth birthday
The Rev. DR.. f. T. Fitch, Professor Of Di-
vnity ut Yslo College. died on Iuesd'y. MS i'-cr'
will take place on Friday, al J O'Clock p IA
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PERSONAL.
OF lis crimes.

Charles II. MCDOWELL, one Of the proprlctors
Of me Worcester GLASS; Ernia0 Gasee died on Monday
last lamcncd nv wide circle Of friends, who held hun
IN the highest esteem a man and journalist.
Mrs Abby Sage Richardson gave dramatic
reading in charity at Norwich Conn., on Mon
day evening. She charmed large audience at once ny
her power reader and by her lad! Ike presence ana
bearing.
The centennial anniversary of the birth OF
the Rev Hosea Balou. the father Of American Unyer-
salism, will fan on Sunday. April 90, OF the present
year. and WILL 40 doubt he made an occasion Iof h't"s
cuOgics Of his life and character
The Louisville COWier-JOuTnal quotes from
olive Logan the sentence, Since you have swallowed
tho negro think 1t pretty hard indeed If you cant go
the white woman ~ far as your lips" aud adds ahe
Good hcavens!-here, waiter hdf dozen oIo HosiOo'
the hall shell -
The device proposed for Gen. Moltke's patent,
on his being created Count, was, according To berh
papsr Echt und recht bel Rath und That ~" Honest
arl right in counsel aud action" The King. however
"itere n u "Er,t wIgru damn wagon" First con
elder then venture " ar, to keep the pay on 'ho WV
words udgcn and raOcn; " First VtIgh' theh UP anu
away"
The funeral of the late Thomas Garrett at
Wilmington. Del. Oh Saturday last drew together an
immense concouso OF people. among whom all 'ecli
and every cass in the community were represented
rno plain coffin vas carried 10 the grave ny lh2 StnlNa
arms OF cOorcd men. Lu'rcua Mott, Akron W IoMo,.
~ H. Day. aud Others joined in paying an appropriate
tfibuto 10 the memory Of the good man.
GOuld's statue "lhe West Wind concern
ipo which va quoted some commendatory words IRON
Tb, IoyJ,u Times a while CO. has arrived In cwiorl
& beru ycrcd to It's owner the Hon. Dcmas llrhos
Urooklyn Since the puhlie are not 70 nave ~ t'Ih
Consolation in the fact that II has al least come e.
,rir, and not like many other fine works of Atrfl
an scupure been seized on by European oOnh"nshur'
oar new Minister 20 England has been mos
r,lpdl, dealt with by tho illustrated papers. Perhaps
a.. wort cficatue ot hi' spdY Taaced 400 w''a ~
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

yx. Ostp,g. fss J-lonr bat ,tT~ - frcef suy
srfpe 30 Double Rrrs 81, Trbr Etfr. ~ 13S~ q
Corn QUIT and Ysfos G71s5sc Irn 81 80 - 81 ,Z
dp Pras SLDbE POrk iul ~ y .bfe3n t hbc-il"r
sllc Ce~ Rb sides 1e snd Clear sizes "a %, sngtfc Q,
tsrs Al lT, snl,g aeve H5as.s sol dafs
ro.rron a N1Ar; Pine n0i1r Mh6s - orl p
'5lc 9he EIetaDes -sssrz ~ ""~ ''h $685.
discount Gold llO. ~ ~
WrLs,NGrog Prb LsPrts rsrY~ntia, ssiy =. sc ssr
gn % for 70 3 ed % . ~ 10" 90 Tar 81 q" '''~
qIet al ifc. ,.. A., IT, w.
b. B5ehe grsra @5196 Whss, DON fhh ihfs = @S
80 Rel Winter a. Dpsl ~ No 3 a. ~ > Corn ,Anns,
..ss a a nos Tor Met Ii dal "a " i sacto s~
sy steady Ial 3l No Eprag ySc Re fHst At 80 VII
s3d, AZ J r0bsccD scsdT. Hemp M Bs3N uEclsiF imf
DAN a A. - Dr. Meats ii loose Bar Clear tNf iIsS
Bs,r-Siorr De oy9. Li fri toes over So % - 10
Is Iecs uts-g bhs Pous 100 bIsa W.1 i.tS Hofss
L1u,.uus Feb i-Iobar+o Sr-. sc y ta Frah ." Ssss
II - pa IS M4irm Leaf SIT~k - Cotton eali
niing Flour 6un, iytr, F.Hy - - onl ssiE -
~ 0 Bsoo1,
Cl-,r Rb , Cear silss i2ic Bgs Meats secs e Gear lag
as2ic Bas-ougsrur Tor; Psn - ~ laes "a
I,i-aere 3d.; Esgs Sc. SALES u s To 1c- beei la~-~
Oh 20, FDos tec WL1r. a5c. a., .
D.. or FOO i-i0I Qret AID unchanged Nhts' 'tl %
g1s,l Esto 81 .-p 81 n, No % 81 - H's le' A. %
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1871

vet been Given even worse Impossible than that In
Hnrpsrs "A tho one inst red IN the current number OF
Every Saturday II our English friends otl ~ a.t Ia
OF Gen Schenok from these pictures they uust ss i
thoroughly convinced of what our neWsp"Pc snkv
saying 80 often, that he IL not man 10 pay '' "'
for social hoDors or he prOpated by dihnci'
Mark Twain threatens 90 cease wrt'h5 Pc
rodcally He fays trying 10 think how no shal DC
Mt y certain date Is very melancholy keeps him awsao
at night prompts him commit suicide. run TOT Vys
gress describe In print his "reminiscences ., y,
guished whose funerals he has had tho etsiV. "a
attending with the April number OF The dG"iy ~ u
Therefore understood that he will make h,s I1" si
rorc rom this field OF his triumphs. He WIN sun Nv
ever contribute To its further SOTles, rs VcC9iV" ~
insp iratiOn may allow.
A correspondent of The Nashville Banner
thus annihatcsin few words. man who SPOKE iaNVr
ably Of the proposal erect Opera-House IN that
city 81 SEQ that your correspondent, husic ID Ia
tally bent pressing liz Wild unholy scheme OF an Up
era House BUILDING, be erected in this city. Ho audh
cOuSIy seeks 10 lead from tbe wcllrodden pains oi
our ioToiathors What wac good enough iot tien ~
20 he good enough Tor The holy S'bbath Del7 tlo
morning reproach him monruiuhy. lie has not uehlgu
be darc not deny-my accusation thaI ne Is an hIIe
InOV he is nfidcl. No one would dare advocate unS
pornciOus scheme but some Wild, DldSphchOu5 p9u-
denicr. ORTHODOX.
Mr.. i. T.. Abbott. the hercsiarch of The To-
lefo Idey having hecn dubbed a" -. d." by cotem-
porary eNclams "such doct jrng fatal reatmentfor
radical The old maxim 'Once priest. always priest
seems painfully true when suddenly find ourselves
manufactured into D. D. Tue gods be more marchui
unto usl For a long time bach we have been trying IN
auet way mot thinking the point worthy Of an open pro
fe. To Grsp forever that foolish prefix Rev But now
No are made a -. ID. into the haTganl We object We
bestow our title any who is Willing 10 hlaGh
through the streets like "A Oaer paid by the hour Mlth
ecce-,:iral advertisements stuck all over h5 IOts
Whe, eg viii, regard our person our premises, Wo
put ~ standing notice Poet no bills hereF
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according to the record. Of Tho institution tho d.rbu

according 10 Tire records ~ Tho institution Tho dsrb-
ton Ia to be made - follows:
Ifrst ctnss-Thirteen hOusckecper8 with 0yo Or more
children under i6 years OF age each 30 Total, $50
Second CLnss-Foriy fvo hOusokeepcrs with three or
four children under l6 years OF ago. each So Total
$3.50
Third Oloss-Nnety two housekeepors with or two
children under l6 years OF age. each 60 Total, 1870.
Fourth Ciass-Ihree hundred and seventy single per
sons, each $50; total, 1880. Grand total $3.50
The remainder, Si9o TO be reserved for the beneBt "
any blind persons whose not on the li5t
already in the Office at Third ave. and Eeyentlst. Ap
plicants for aid required 10 appear in person at tho
Office, 10 OIL out certain blanks answering inquiries as
to their circumstances, and TO produce the Cectte OF
two responsible citizens TO tho correctness Of their
tata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
urtpING THE BIIND-HOw THE CITY APPRo-
PRIATION IL Distributed.

Peter Spragg, who resides at No. 4SS Ninth
ava and I. a member of the Blind Mechanics Associs-
lion has made public complaint on Dehall OF hlnsen
and several other blind persons win reference 70 'Se
a q, The $4,000 appropriated for the relief OF
~ - a., ma. civ He alleges that the blind do not
-, The whole amount Of money intended for them
Itn in"nry of MIR. Kellogg, superintendent OF the
O the Following detailed account Of the dis
',ihntinn Of the fund va5 received -, ..
81, he Mind in this way, began ABOUT FOUR years ago.
and the commissioners at nrst experienced great aln
anu tuo Inning a pan whereby the money could be
y,,ted Ia effect the greatest amount OF good In
many cases 1t discovered mat the money was used
NV. y,de so that those who actually needed moro
money than othcrs ana WOMB properly use ~ shonld
A Last ycar the ignt class received each 500,
- tbe sesond ols, cash, aud the THIRD clsss, $50
cssL and Two tuns n coat Not only tho whole apro-
,ri,dou hut also az Conditional SIM, expended, tho
iattor being taken trvm tho lpss FuuL IhIs rear.
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YACHTING.

The new yachts now on the stocks III the
different shpyards are rapidly approaching complexion
Poon has the Dreadnaught, Capt. Sainuols yacht,
ready for her masts Worlnen finishing the inside
The soop-yaeht OF j. Rodger Maxwell ia now Pankng.
The keel OF new yacht for Mr. Harvey Of tho
Atlantic Yacht Club viii be laid on Monday. Her length
will be 20 feet breadth ~ beam, IT feet and depth Of
hold feet She is to be built according TO models con
sructed by the owner Franklin OsgoOds yacht build
ing az sneedens yard Chester. Pa Is now la frame.
ss will be about 90 feet the water line. with feet
Oyerbung aud about n feet beam. gnd expected 20
carry urodi gious sails for her size.
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One of the largest and most comp,

One of the largest and most S4 th, week st 70.
ssa BroadSaV extending TO Crosbyt so,S %Soisie
feet The public are invited t1 nc proprietor DE- IL T.
and retail departments I" ~ lEyeoing Port
HembOld. .i,oJ nj g9 COO
% no disributsd in aid Of the Union o'So 49," s,tur
for Soldiers and Sailor oT y sho sorc Of MsS.
day aiern" Sa OF Isl 'Br0sdway The o1Ac' H"f "
draninS viii be duly advertised ,r>,..,,o,th Gel
The report that Reed il lna Ssass = g
ese R bs tho stuoat. i, deea 81 an accident
e SsS si' no serious damage was H s"' To- dreJgs
contract waa msdo Yesterday " .i' V - ,sS'
tho barge h ol1, AZ saa u scot u to rssr
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THE DRIhA,
HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL RrruRNs.

HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL KFIUFN''
Yesterday we stated the gross receipts Of the
Holland Testimonial at il93O Co. That amount has since
been augmented by tho addition or $780, received RON
sales OF general tickets" to tho Matn6es OF the 10th Of
January: $500 received from Fords Theater, ia Bat-
more s5i2 received from the Grand Opera House Matt
nee last Saturday aud 81 3d. received by way
of donation The of s2 IA TO come, from the gener-
OILS effort made at the Globe Theater in Boston. Those
amounts make aggregate ~ sl5lU Is. Additions "
this sre probable but this much is certanand IL DO
notes a solid and brilliant success fOr worthy euter-
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C--rls receipts osy l car l,a e. ssr'. - 80 osf, ..
. ity prices rged bo1s ti- Ers Glow 81 a
evening Ia,ie Of so h-i ioHoY7 kuifcHy 80
Averaging 81 ~ - 20 rs
TO- ~, s-ins - -. j. E@urcsr srcr'g ~ 10 -
- Ohio tse. li5 Do AZ - - a Do ,Fs
aglg lf5 IL, A. ~ -, y 60 ,'-sl$ so - - p - -
ans steers Averaging 8 D. 81 y Do agcr-fnT 100 ~ -
- Is. q linos se- sgezi1g 1853 70 10 - o. - Do sgeasHx
C5l b lt SIS 10 Is Canada o. ags.l0g GO b a. % 90 y Ger
als srs ave- rc SD o. hheD-lstes fre ham sac
rr 7c8f ~ ling bc ~ rsto8, ~ 3lb le e.ecei va,
SHED Canal, ,scp rg li) 10. It So ~ hoss-il" hsrA
"a is3,r.nf, here . rode. end pis.s ir- Unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

Club: Sheridan Shook, Z. Harrison Reed Geo. r. Hop
per- g. q. Hayter b. r. Anderson, MERIT Smith, Robert
NELL John Barry.
The subject of the seizure Of American fish
Ing vessels in Canadian waters before the Massa
chusetts Legislature Committee Federal Relations
yesterday. The testimony concerning the recent
seizures was presented to the Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

his rcsignaon and in the cleoiicn OF George W Carter
OF Cameron Parish Speaker This result Is regarded
a success TO tho Conservative clement immediately
after the seating Of Speaker Carter The Democratic mem
bers, whose sosts Wero contested. confirmed in
their plaO0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
TILE EENIANi.
THE FENIASJ
The following card was Issued by the exile

yesterday
We have positively ioius me invitation Of NJ Hawkes. ~ -
concert he Academy o Music Monday eycuing fcO o. i'
N' ions M,CLuKk Se'rrtary
Feb. /, lS7l. On behalf Of the f'lcAso' P'.' -, .
special meeting Of the Refugees, l. Il: 49, was I.'" "
tho Armory, Essex Market, Last evening" 10 mASo ,e
fragments for the proposed ovation 20 tns OF me
Fenians The question OF calling upon M S he organ-
r. r. 10 resign and of giving full control Oh 70" Ia.
Zation to ODonOyan Rosa and has oher, nai lei
oussed, and 1t WAS decided " wait UNIV
oil ia the movement.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE SPECIAL ELECuON-AD DECISIVE REPUBLICAN,
VICTORY.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1.-The special election
held to-day In the XVIII Legislative District, 10 all
vacancy caused by the death of Joseph M. Campbell,
Democrat resulted in the election Of o. Howard Grinth
Republican. by iJ6 majority
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ARKANSAS.
PROCEEDINGS or THE ITGI,LArrRP.

PROCEEDINGS or THE LEGISLATURE.
MEMPHIS, Feb IA special dispatch from
Little Rock says that tho Of Brooks was stricken
from the rolls Of the Senate yesterday by vote Of &c ~
e. His credentials subsequently referred 10 the
Committee Credentials
In the House the articles Of impeachment against
Lieut. Gov. johnson were indefinitely postponed by a
vote OF u 10 90
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pOIITlCAL NOTE,

The Massachusetts Senate, by II vote OF ID 20
TO- has passed IN order restoring The appropriation LOT
The state Consia bulary from $4,000 q" tlh|1 ~ eng
nhlIy reported from tho Finance C1hh"',Or.
Tho XVII Assembly DISTINCT Grant tlnD ms
elected The following L.leaGIos W tho CehtI" oiahI
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WEST VIRGINIA.

DEMOCRATIC SENATOR ELECTED.
WHEELING, Feb. 1.-The Legislature ycster-
day elected H. g. Davis, Democou TO tho United states
Senate. by 81 majority, TO succeed Senator Wiley.