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The New York herald., 1871-03-17


THE SUBSCRIBERS, A COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY
citizens OF Boston and its vicinity to erect Monument
az Mount Auburn to the of the late William T. a.
Morton as The "lnyenor and Reyeaer Of Ane:.heic In.
70 the community The claims Of the widow and children Of
Dr. Morton, who have been left in strRiened circam-
stances There nre doubtless hroughon the country
who having the relief conferred by the nhaa
ucn OF Ether win rejoice at this opportunity Of offering
token oil gratitude TO Or. Moron's by contributing
70 the comfort of his am Any however SMALL viii
dersigncd.
]. J.INGERs0LI. BowDTTCH, 9s State street.
CHARLES q. PUTNAM, NJ. D.. "a Marlboro street.
WILLIAM WHlTING S6 Court street.
HENRY l. BOWDITCH, NJ. d, lib Boyston street.
JOHN J. MAY, No. Broad street.
GEOKuE HAYWARD, n. D., No walnut street.
r. NJ uODGES, NJ D., 63 Mount Vernon street.
LUTHER PARKS, NJ D., No. Chestnut street.
SAMUEL kNEELAND, NJ. D.. Institute OF Technology.
y. COLLINS WARREN, NJ D.. No. Park street.
s. u. GROSS. M. H.. Philadelphia.
J. N. DACOsrA, M. D., 1893 Walnut st Philadelphia.
s. WEIR MITCHELL, 1 a32 Walnut st., Philadephia.
r. X PEASLEE NJ. ID 4, 20 Madison avenue, New York.
WILLARD PARKER, N. ~ New York.
8. +. X. MORSE, New York; or
FRANCIS MlN0T, NJ. D., Treasurer, No. Charles at.
WESTERN BRANCH YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
w Association, .S5 Hudson street, Spring Monthly
public meeting this evening" at O'Clock Reports and J.
dresses All young men are especially inved AMI 10 visit
tno reodng rooms any evening.
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NJ ORTIZ AND NORTHEAST
In TO TIE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
AIR LINE.

NEW 1UHK AND NEW OKLEANS.
THE ALABAMA AND CHArTANOOi "a RAILROAD
will be completed March 20 1871, and extend from Chatta
noosa, Tenn. to MERRIAM, Mis-, and with Its connections
form the shortest all rail route from Boston New Iers,
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, Lyncnburs and Chat.
tsnooga to Meriaan Mobile, New Orleans, vlcksburs
Shreveport Galveston and all points In the Southwest
Arrangements arc now being perfected with connecting
roads, North ana South to trains at the rate
of s3 miles per hor making the trip from New York to
New Dreams In b2 hours Two daily through passenger
trains VIII be run each making close connections at
Chattanooga for all points South ani West Only change
Of between New York and New Orleans and change
south OF Lynchburg
Through tickets for all points North South wT be
sale at the principal railroad ticket Offices.
Connecting lines requested tickets sale via
iine for all points that be reached.
despatch through freight line will be organized, giving
quick time and low rates for freight. .
Through bills OF adng issued to the principal cities North
and Sou.h
Claims for loss and damage promptly adjusted.
For further Information apply to
j. @ STANTON, General Superintendent; or
WILLIAM kEAVi, General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Once OF the Company in New York, NO. % Broadway.
| Wa Il
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DEG LAR EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
IN Troy O'Clock tarc, a0c berhs, Soc state rooms,
e. Steamers lcave daiy Saturdays excepted from pier =
at Albany and Troy with ali railroads for the Wee and
North Through tickets asued and baggage checked 10 dcs
yiualich
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WINES, LlQUORs, sc,

A PINE RYE uR BOURBON WuISKEY. AT 81 SO
"A. gallon; sherry and Port Wines ~ eV; sse'eh ana
The best qualify and warranted pure ..,
WM H. GILES. lss sixth ay.. cerncs OF Ihrtecnh 81,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GTAMMEKING POSITIVELY CoRED BY DRs MANN
- COLNIN, room l18 Astor House, New York money
received until permanent care is effected. Ladies and
children treated at their residences.
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FINANCIAL.

A You CAN HAVE YOUR ADvERTIS EMEEr IN
"A. serted In The NEW YORK HERALD, and, II sp town,
save me ana extra expense by leaving at the HERALD
bhAnCh oFtlCE, LAO broadway, three doors above
hLnr,yrs, street Tina our only authorized uptown
Open iromSA d. iii s T. ~ every day 10 the year.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

(lHEAP, EXTREMELY-Six HORSES I4% TO 1861
hsnds suitable for team OF Mules lsS hands
three ses light Harness. very cheap Call at GA orecnwici
street.
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HORSES, CARRIAss teS, &c,

You CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN.
IA. serted In the NEW YORK HERALD, ana, II up town.
sAss HmS and sx!ra expense BY leaving at tho HERALD
Thirty first street This is only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received oace rates
Open from A. NJ I'll 5 r. NJ the year.
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A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IA OF GEETLEMEN'S ROAD AND TRACK HORSES
WAGONS, HARNESS AND BLANKETS.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
II OF GMENTLEMEN'S EMILE Road AND TRACK HORSES
ON FRIDAY, MARCH II, AT II O'CLOCK SHARP,
AT PRIVATE STABLE NO: EAST ssTG STREET,
CORNER FIFTH AVENUE,
including the handsome and speedy bsy Horses I5
hands high, and old u and tss very
and active free pleasant and easy drivers wen drive
Ike one horse are OF geai endurance and o In
kind and true in every particular, Also the ias
bay Mare, Lady Lawrence Ahe 10 I6 hands high, z
years old; sired by the Drew Horse, dam thorough.
bred mare; All black pouts she is free and pleasant
driver, OF excellent lasting Gles and open gated
ro:ted At rosmouh r. IT, three straight heats in
excellent pole and, with proper handling beat
2 Can beat 2Eo on day of sale, and warranted sound
kind and true
Also the fine black rot;ing Horse rard; he s 15 hands
high, OLD has record Of Al, and IA warraued
sound and Kind.
Also fine Pony Establishment, consisting or 6ne sorre
Horse, Phae.on, Harness, 80.
For fun particulars see catalogue at sale.
N. B.-The above tho property Of Gentleman ponr
abroad and every article will be sold the hi.hes bidder
without any reservation whatever.
The whole exhibition above. Sale positive
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(toUPE AND HARNESS FOR SALEM EXCELLENT
~ CONDITION but little private stable
14S Wet Fftieth street, N
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EvENIsG TELEGRAM.
A SHY AT TUE
-
SHvSTERs.
CARTOON TO-DAY.

A EXECUTORS FUNDS TO LOAN-.oNE SUM or
IA. %iO0V and one of $50 t03 alao &630000 to
sums to suit, OF 70 buy mortgages.
q. J. CLARKE 202 Broadway
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NDERSoN 4 Co, NO Q CHAMBERS STREET.
Mepsy ready to .esa Y S9Y YoEs, BROOKLYN &C..
second and third mortgages bonds stocks and notcs
t!ated
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EUROPEAN srEAusulp..

/ IVHlrE STAR LINE
Line Of new Steamers between New York and Liverpool
comany fsns ass a sS,s lfsfaS s following
oc%S cssa sssap ;a%,p tic ' sRy sryf in tho od
ssiiEEiHsS;fl6 csris'a %s%a Tsc%apsop nSsfic aIfic
lhe,s new verses have been designed soecsy for tn.
sn sps safety and comfort
Parties sending Tor hor rrsads ia sss Old Country
.hsr rasea ay as low as ssSsHsfs sns Dr.. sStss
water street, Eirsrpoo an No. East Inaa aycnuc Lsii
snha street London or At the company pass ~ nrosd
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic companys Mail Steamships 30
ST. sTefn sfM s2s a%a hs'r calling a. March s
For resA. 9r pss1sYs sey q Agent s. groadw
I. rss ss's, AND CAR
,n.no n.,.. Sailing every Wednesday: :,
IDAHO From pie; Is North rivera Mar'' ~ At "
Cabin s fi ,is.i. sa ;ss'sas s ssi.as; s currency
Passengers oocked to and from fari Hamburg, Norway
and sweden, Drafts Ireland, England France and
0''A' '"e' VIII VILLAGE H' ouIoy. SO broadway
for 9,ssns'own and LIVERPOOL Royal Mail steamers are
p% 1pPSi1sd s f R sal ssa a. follows s,,r.,
CITY of DUBLIN sla Haiifai .lus.isy, March i, m
CRY OF sS,rdsy s "asSn Apri T. p 2 H.
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, from
'''' = v'' SD''a y o, RATES OF PASSAGE; :, o.
Fra. csSia ' :. "."' ;" currency, $40
t. Ts Ps,.. fsn,.0n, .:. Ts Ts fs1ss Esnson 2
Passengers a.o forwarded TO navre Hamburg bremen.
Tickets b boaaa, here moderate rates by persons
JOE Is BrcaaSas, Si S1ss' sss sAss's York
THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
i sai every SATURDAY and alternate Wednesday
Passengers booked and forwarded 70 and from all railway
station. "a Great Britain Tcian dermany. Norway sws
BY slsssy By any o'Ssr route is' In: ''lO'@
sS fSSSasiX :s ;;aS $SSi SsisssiA 81. SS:
a an ps1 s1s1 ef vsr e% So naos
Rates Of passage, payable N currency. '
First cabin. sd ss 3 3asss9T sssSs or location
CABIN excursion tickets good for twelve mons securing
'Sia 1a.s.%aals's ss3sasss' sss; .ssefsas s'se as
a. t9cea rates can be bought here by those
rra!t issued payable on presentation
Apply hEspERsoSs i nj sss BRoflKs ffl No. Bowling Green
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET coMPANY's
iron mail steamship =, carr,
Captain F. Meier. viii SAIL TUESDAY March 81. 1871 At
, 2, s% SaT s s'ms s,s m
The S,s s, I. sn Tnsr March sss' s ss sGd
KUSHARD co. O. r. RiCaARis BoAs,
General AGENTS. General Passenger Agents,
Broad street, n. Y No Barclay street, N. Y.
NToRTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
In
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship DEUTSCHLAND Captain II. A.. 2. Ney.
naber, win sail Saturday March 49, at , T. NJ, from
Bremen pier, foot OF Thri street, Hoboken.
To be followed nv
March IS.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
LONDON, HAyRE And BREMEN,
- Payable In gold or its equivaIen 10 currency.
SECOND cabin 1j
Fa, lin, - . ~
OELRICHs 4 CO., Agents.
68 Broad street.
National LINE ..
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rARRIAGES-SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PURCHAs-
" era called to large assortment surpassed In
quality, style price, manuinctory established 60 years
~ Neyins street, corner Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
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(NGUPE R0CKAWAYS, PHAET0NS, TOP AND ROAD
~ Wagons, and second cheaper than Call
on DAY son, Builders aud money, l48 and lfs FL
driiRe street
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AT THE ArCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL,
Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
lilo, liz AND ia EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 4rH Av.
REGULAR SALE OF HoKsEs AND CARRIAGES
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CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
- .unard Line.
hHTAvf sain.aay Mslea , y. 70 e. pooa
aon passage ss sso gold .teernEs 10 cSrrspcy
For freight cabin passage apply at No Bowling Green
For storage passage apply III Broadway Trinity Build
Ing. CHARLES q. FRASckLYN, Agent
T,APsCoTTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX.
weekly by steamships. Also from Liverpool anI
London by weekly sailing packe.s Drafts Of a and up.
the lowest rates TAfSC0Tr BROTHERS CO.'S.
20 South street, Now York
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
U Passports the Department of State issued by A. o.
wIILMARTH, United States Court buildings Chambers
street.
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LIOR SALE--TOP WAGON, NEARLY NEW IN PER
feet orGer price $780, also four wheel Do.cart very
stylish, price $500 At lo6 West Foreth street, Fleetwood
Park stab,cA
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TRAvELLnRs' GUIDE.

IroR RONDOUr AND RINGsTON-THE STEAMBOAT
Il RIP VAN wINKLE everv Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday from foot OF Harrison street, North river at
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
n. sered in the NEW YORK HERALD, and, II up town,
time and extra expense by leaving at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, I,s4d BroaaXny. three doors above
Thy-frst strcet This is our only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received st Office
Open from 4. NJ. iii p. NJ every day in the year.
A -BARRy'S TRICoPHEROUS SURE TO RENEW
~ I. and beautify tho hair, aud BARRY'S SAFE HAIR
DYE, not to contain injurious ingredient
Try them. Oece Ss4 Pearl street, New York.
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L'OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II steamship GEORGE B UPTON viii leave pier u North
river, Saturday. at . T. NJ. Steamship W. y. CLYDE wifi
follow Tuesday, at r. Superior passenger aocommoda
tioDB al reduced rates. wASHlN9r0 ron & Co, Agents.
l7S Greenwich street.
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As THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH OF NOR
"A folk formerly Of Forsyth street. about removing
The dead from the buryng ground mt Bushwck this 10 to
gvo that all bodies not claimed within three days will
Be re-interred IA the Methodist cemetery.
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WHOLE FUNERAL FOR &2S.--CONsISTs OF COZ
a fn 0F adult, hesre and crrriago $685. at Blu KkE
NcCoRMICK'S, SCI Bowery, near Second street, New
nrk
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DOR sALE-A FINE BIG HORSE, WARRANTED In
every respect except little forward, Ae0
Pony built. 800 valuable for farmers. New Chambers
nj
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Companys Mail Steamships be
tween New York and Hayre, calling NJ Bresi.
ST. LAURENT Lemnlre Saturday March %
For freight apply TO
GEORGE MACKENZrE Agent, 69 Broadway.
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-A-PERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
~. life Insurance companies and who do not desire to
surrender their policies absolute saie borrow the
surrender value Of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency. 81 Liberty street.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
/ for the Middle District of Alabama, In Equity.
The Louisiana National Bank OF New Orleans Charles
Ianr ct al vs Tho Selma Meridian Railroad Company
~ al
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A UsTIN, BALDWIN 4 CO.,
IA Bankers,
20 proadwaT,
issue Bills of Exchange Coneres and Travellers Credits
the princps, cities Europe Credits arranged
against deposits of United States other approved secur
ues. Interest allowed on gold or currency deposits.
The New York herald., 1871-03-17

E,OR SALE-A NICE CARRIAGE TEAM BLACK
Mares l5 hands, and years old good family team,
well matched Can be days in the city Price
G600 Apply at 81 Greenwich street.
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E,oR sALE-A SECONDHAND BRETT. RECENTLY
Put IN first rate order throughout and handsomely lined
with blue leather, but little Slace also secondhand
Coupe Rockswav Inquire at private stable Fourth
avenue aud Thhly-third street,
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NTEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR
- rying the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday
IDAHO Price. ............. March 40 at p. 81.
From pier 4S North river.
Cabin passage, $50, cold steerage, $50, currency.
Prepaid tickets, &SS, currency
Passengers booked to and Pers Hamburg, Norway
and Sweden, dc Drafts Ireland, England France and
Germany at lowest rates Apply TO
WILLIAMS & GUI0N. 29 Broadway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-01

ICOMMCNICATED.

CLOSING EXERCISES The closing exercises
Of the Manassas Public School took place Fri
day evening at the NJ. f. Church.
The pupils acquitted themselves creditably.
The exercises consisted Of recitations. Dialogues
singing, reading and spelling. Decided i'm
provemcnt was cvlnccd since the last similar
public exercises about three months ago In
the evening Il committee of three DR.. 5. II.
Lauck, II. NJ. Weir, esq, and Jason ketcham,
ESQ.,. was appointed to award prize to the
pupil who should, in their Judgment, best
perform the part ASST yncd tor the even
ing. The committee reported Master Allie
Newman as worthy of the prize, making honor
able mention of Masters Noodle Weir, Scrcnus
Boyer, Willie Andrews and Misses Fidelia
Ketcham and Annie NIcCann and perhaps
Others Mr. Bennett, the principal, reported
the standing of his department as follows -
Misses Emily Bennett and l'idcla ketcham
and Master Johnnie Prescott stood pre- eminent
in the order of their names. Miss Estclc
Greene, reporting hel department gave pre-
eminence to the following tivc:--lst, Willie
Andrews; 2nd. Woodie Weir; Sd, Willie Roley;
4th, Emma kctcham; 9Th, Altha Bennett. The
prize for spelling for the higher department
was divided between Miss Annie McCann and
Master Willie Andrews. In the junior depart
ment the spelling prizes Of the various classes
were awarded as follows list, Miss Emma
Kecham; End, Master Charlie Prescott; Sd,
Miss Ella Chase The teachers made mention
of the fact that there were members of the
school who would probably have stood as high
as the highest, but for the fact that they could
not be regular in attendance, on account OF du-
ties at home during the busy season. The
audience seemed highly entertained by the
singing of the school, especially Tie vacation
song by six young misses. Maj. W. W.
| Thornton, our gcntlemanly county superlntcnd-
ant, (who by the way has nobly done his duty
in behalf Of the new public school system in
this sectionJ Was present, anl by few well
chosen remarks, expressed himself rs delight
cd at the progress which was evident from the
evenings exercises, and complimcntel both
teachers and pupils, adding that if the opposerS
Of public schools could witness, what had been
SO gratifying to him. it would certainly disarm
them Of all opposition. At the close Of the
exercises Mr. Geo &. Round, the trustee who
presided on the occasion, made some remarks
concerning the public schools of the town and
surrounding country, adding that the school at
Manassas had been continued one month
longer than elsewhere, because OF the more
liberal private contributions of the patrons.
Mr. K. returned the thanks Of the Board of Trus
tees. to the pupils and teachers. and especially
to the public, whose hearty and generous sup.
port had enabled them to carry Oh the school
in so efficient manner, and expressed hope
that before the close of the year, public schoo
house might arise in our midst which should
be an honor to the village and worthy the
cause Of public education. SPECTATOR.
Manassas. July 2G.
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AN ExcENTRIc GoBBLER-A turkey COB
bier belonging to Mr. r. D. Montague of this
place: some weeks ago, took 4 strange fancy in
to his head, made himself nest, gathered into it
four apples and went regularly to sitting. His
performances on the nest are truly feminine
and hen like. He permits no disturbance of
his incubations, but when approached rufles
bis feathers, pokes out his head, blows and
puts on an aspect fierce and terrible to behold
At last accounts he was still sitting, but with
what prospects Of Matching his apples is not
known. The only solution of the conduct of
this old he-towl is that he has heard of wo-
mems rights being agitated in the North, and
concluded if Northern women claim mems
rights, Southern gobbler is entitled to hens
rights, and has assumed them. We have been
promised couple of the brood when hatcbed
MONTGOMERY !NesssNQsr.
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The WASHINGTON ROUGHs. During the
last two or three months the excursion boats,
which leave this city on trips down the Potomac
have, on several occasions, been made the scene
of disgracctul rowdy rufianism 1t was only yes
terday that we had repetition of these dis
graceful proceedings on board one Of the steam
ers that took party Of ladies and gentlemen
out on theriv to witness the regatta Of the
city yacht club. The steamer Wawaset was al
most turned into pandemonum for more than
an hour by forty or fifty blackguards, who iu-
dulged in brutal fighting and intoxication to
such an extent that the boat, with the judges
of the race on board, had to be turned home
ward to prevent possible loss Of life and de-
struction of property. Two police officers
Lieutenant Kelly and Sergeant Johnson-wele
on board but they had no jurisdiction, and
we're poweress to arrest the scoundrels They
did their utmost to quell the disturbances, and
were rs successful as could be expected under
the circumstances, = Wash. Rep.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A very destructive hail storm visited the
lower part of Spotsylvania and Caroline on
Friday evening last. 1t was confined to mar
row belt, passing by Jerrels Mill in SpotsylVa-,
MIA and proving very destructive to some OF
those living in the vicinity of Guiney's, in
Caroline.
The vcstry of St. Georges Church, in Fred
cricksburg have called the Rev. Mr.. Murdagh
of MARYLAND, to the pastorship of the church,
made vacant by the resignation of Rev. Ma
gruder Maury.
The amount of the State debt funded yes
terday was s271 $780, 20, making to date 81, ia,
So6 G.. The amount will reach $4,000, 900 to.
day, and there will then be $43,O0O,000 still
to fund.
The Atlantic Hotel property in Norfolk, was
put up at public auction Saturday morning,
when the building and lot were knocked down
to the bondholders-the highest bidders-ior
$47, 100.
A letter received in Richmond contains the
sad intelligence Of the hopeless illness Of the
Rev. DR.. Moore, formerly of the Second Pres
byterian church Of that city.
An American barque, $50 tons, has been
chartered in New York to sail from Richmond
to Marseilles with tobacco.
There are about $50 visitors now at the
Rawley Springs.
Blankets and fires were found comfort able IL
Richmond, on Monday last.
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DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITAL.

Unable to farm from il-hr;,lth, and umxi"ustO
pay my debts, | offer for sale the following yni-
liable REAL ESTATE:
The LOWER GRANVILLE FARM, con
tanning 374! acres, situated miles west of War
renton, on the Waterloo turnpike" and adjoining
"Oakwood,' the estate of the late Robert t.
Scott This land, gently undulating, with line
Southern exposure, and lying in the basin Of III"
Great Run Valley, is valuable both for grazing
and farming purposes. 1t is finely water"d, with
new FRAME DWELLING, with rooms, s91 5I;aL
which can be added to with convenience; large
new frame stable, two corn cribs and l. under
good fencing. Should the purchaser desire, he
can buy Capt. A. d. Pnync's farm, adjoining, Of
some 345 acres, when he will have fine esltl"
30 acres, in that beautiful and fertile valley,
with orchard, buildings, and every c"Evcn'rnr"
and comfort The Mccoy tract, neat little
farm of 81 acres, adjoining, can also be bcug H.
| will also sell "LINWOOD." my p!ar" Of
residence, 3 miles from Markham station, on the
NJ. &. r. r., containing 2G2 acres, situated nj
the eastern base OF the BIur kldge' within N"!
II mile of the Fails of Albano," in the blue
grass region Of Upper Faupuer; well tlnbrr"I'
watcrcd and fenced protected from tho rude
winds of winter and famed by the most refresh
ing brccZcs of summer; | doubt whether more
romantic spot, comfortable home, or desirable
piece of property can be found. The dwelling"
comfortable with all the necessary out buildings
The soil is Of good quality, and generous III the
production of all the cereals rich in mineral,
and intcrsperscd with springs Of various mrd'r',
nal properties. This p ace is also tn" location {"
extensive marble ,quarrics. among which may
Antique and Sorpcntinc Marbles (Ophiolltes) Of
different colors, 'Chalcedony, Jaspers, Chromnts
Iron Soap Stone, Sulphatc and Oxides Iron"
beautiful Ochrcs, very clear of grit, and val us-
bio for paints; Mccrschaum, red and white
Porphyrics, and rock, which, when ground -
superior fertilizer
Terms: want for this property 5000 in c".h
to pay my debts the deferred payments can BE-
made to suit purchaser. 'Linwood' to be sold
subject to a royalty of 10 per cent. Addrcs, the
subscriber, ALBAN 5. PAYNE, NJ. D.,
Markham Station, Fauquier co, Va
EuIIuIirr rOuutv ~ 11-laW:,ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-01

A Richmond letter in the Norfolk Journal
says 1.-THE Republican State Executive Com
mittee seems to be very inharmonious They
met here yesterday week ago, and, without
doing anything but wranglc, adjourned to
Thursday of this week. They adjourned again
yesterday, to meet on the 18th of next month
having accomplished nothing beyond the dis
covery that they are nearly equally divided as
to both men and measures