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the north side of the river their stock in the posses
sion OF other parties, collected In convenient yar
for sale distribution TO the interior OF Mex
leo. This gradual but heavy loss OF properly
becoming restless. say desperate, and seeing the
determination of the Mexican officials TO return ,,o
OF the Mexican people, they talk now quite freely
organizing themselves into armed bands and crossing
ing is universal the frontier since the recent
ments with regard to the removal OF the hrkahoo
Indians. The ranchemen live from ten TO th piS
apart and incursons from the south side OF the no
Grande in small parties, cannot be prevented py
able force in Texas unaded by any force eiv or ia.
from the Mexican side Gen. Reynolds auns. 4, aS
believed that these depredatons can be eiiecIna anu
permanently stopped by pursuing the naTaudnR oo s
into Mexico with troops accompanied py lho o"n'''
the stock.
THE KIOwAs AT FORT SILL.
LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 16.-A correspondent
Of The Bulletin at Fort s Indian Territory writing OH
the 1st says: "Three companies Of the 10th cavalry
formerly stationed at Camp Supply have latey peen
assigned TO duty at this point making IN all nine COM
panies duty here The Kowa Indians nave not pee ~
in since the capture OF the three chiefs In the month
May last until to-day. Kicking Bro ana snalI Uhlu
in to reconnoer pretending 10 come Hr - thn
rations They were given ten days to bring III an OF INC
stolen mules and other property belonging 10 the gov
erement in their possession or TO nave war Wageu
against them until they willing TO remain peace
aplv upon their reservation detachment OF four com
panes left for the staked plains and the border
OF Texas to find the whereabout OF the kiOWas, ana
drive them on to their reservation, II necessary the
Indians very much bdued since the arrest OF their
chiefs and there is no probability Oh any Iurther dS
turbance'
NO MORE TROOPS FOR MONTANA.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-In reply to letter
of Gov Potts. asking that troops be sent to protect
settlers in Gallatn Valley, Montana, the War Depart
ment informs him that deemed inexpedien to
ply with the request both account OF the smaness
of the force of troops available In that region and be
the Indians seldom repeat their raids over the same
ground.
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ENGLAND.

PROROGATION-THE NETWORK FRAUDS EX-
CITING ATTENTION.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug IS, 1871.
The House of Commons is rapidly dispOsing
Of the accumulated business before it, The Customs and
Inland Revenue bills passed to-day. The Lords
amendments TO the Army bill have been coneurred in by
the The propagation of Parliament will take
place next Monday.
The reports of the NewYOrk newspapers in respect to
the finances Of that city the subject of editorials in
most of the journals to-day.
The trial of DobsOn, an American, charged with
scuttling English ship, has resulted, to-day, in the
conviction of the accused, who viii be sentenced to-
morrow.
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BROOKLYN'S GROWTH.
INCREASE OF OUR GREAT SUBURBAN CITY

INCREASE OF OUR GREAT SUBURBAN CITY.
HER WEALTH THE RESULT OF NETWORKS OVER
FLOW - TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED
BUILDINGS ERECTED DURING lS70-7l-CAUsES
OPERATING TO RETARD HER GROWTH
opINIoN OF CAPITALISTS, REAL ESTATE oP-
ORATORS, AND BULLDERs-TIiE FAVoRIIE
LOCALITIES.
Brooklyn people believe Brooklyn destined
TO take her place the foremost of American cities In
point of population before the lapse OF many decades
That there are some good grounds for this confident an
ticpation undenable for within the last year our
suburban sister has added 1900 or $1,000 persons 10 ne
poulation and built 2,2l4 houses for their accommoda
ton The following table shows the last manned improve
ment In detail:
suxHKa AND AssESsyD VALUE ERECTED IN
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RUSSIA

NO TREATY OF ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
GERMANY.
ST. PETERSBURG. Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1871
The Car has informed Gen. Leto, the
French ambassador, that treaty of alliance of any
description between Russia and Germany is in existence
CONsCRIPTION OF RUSSIAN JEWS.
From The Evening Mail
BUCHAREST, Aug. 16-A force of Russian
military entered a synagogue at BOtoscDany yesterday
and seized a number of Jews present who were con
sopted for the Russian army. The action OF the mill
tav created the greatest excitement among the c0ngre
cation The cOnscripts hurried of to military quar-
iers amid the greatest confusion
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THE AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 16.--At meeting of the
mar,can scientific Association. this morning. Professor
Hlllyard. from the Committee appointed at the last
o,iu 10 procure Congress aid for the establishments
81 an observatory ct of the highest points ON tho
Pacific Railroad reported progress The Committee was
acntinned Thrty-two new members were elected A
standing Committee for the ensuing year was elexted
Gov Baker delivered reception address this aternoon
nvsred address upon she Geography OF xs Apuss,
chasas and The 0ytdn q Csystaiiae RookayS
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ITALY.

FESTIVAL OF THE AssUMPToN-ILLNEss OF GAR
IBALDI.
ROME, Tuesday Aug. 10, 1s71-Evenns.
The festival of the Assumption of the Vir-
gin passed of today with the customary ceremonies and
in perfect tranquility. The dome of St. Peters and
many public and private buildings Illuminated at
night
Gen Garibadi is very ill., and his son Riccot has been
summoned TO his bedside at Caprera.
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THE VALE COLLEGE EXPLORING PARTY.

FORr WALLACE, Kansas, Aug 16.-The ex-
ploring party from Yale College with Prof. Marsh
turned to this point yesterday having spent the last five
weeks in examining the geology OF South Western Kan
sas The trip highly successful Interesting dis
coveres OF the remains of extinct animals were made
The party are all well and will leave today by the way
Of Denver for Fort Bridger in wyoming TERRITORY.
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just In time to meet the explosion and her death The
book was found near her body this morning The little
girl Eliza Eells was beautiful, sprghty child About
1--WE minutes before the explosion she had helped the cap
tain collect fare and brought him seven tic ets had
taken up little while before she died she sang sweey
asabbaths chool hymn and died with II ON her lips.
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THE ENPERORs' MEETING.

LONDON, wednesday, Aug. 10, lS7l.
The meeting of the EmperOrs of Austria and
Germany their advisers at Gasein is generally re-
garded pledge of peace. The French pretend to be
Indifferent the meeting, and prognoscae an alliance
between France and Russia.
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NEW CAROLINA COTTON.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. 16.-The first bale
OF new cotton was received to-day by Williams Murch
SON. from Richmond County.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE ALLEGED SUPPRESSION OF INFORMATION
BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT
MISS CLARA BARToN's woRK-THE UNITED
STATES REVENUE MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNgI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-25
From New Work.

NEw YORK, May D. The /. ). steamer
Worcester which took ont i cargo OF French re-
lief SUPPLIES from Boston, will sail this week from
Liverpool for this port bringing the guns which
formerly formed the battery Of the Confederate
steamer Shenandoah.
The luman line of steamers will soon dIsr"n-
tinuc the mail service to- Halifax. the last
steamer for Liverpool yin that port leaving
New York June -.
Senator Wilson, of Mass, has engaged pas
sage in the Scotia for Liverpool june 1th.
Fires ON the mountains in Sullivan: Ulster
acres of woodland Three cabins were destroy
ed, and it is believed all The occupants per
ishcd.
\ movement which is likely to prove s'l:-
cessful is in progress for the consolidation "i
the three companies OF the Cumberland coal
region.
Thomas Clark lubcy. released from tho
Irish prison with tile other Fcnlan cXlIcS last
winter, arrived in this city Tuesday from Ham
burg and WAS banuuettcl hy number oi
prominent lrishlncn last night.
\ fire ut SO and 81 Ann street this morning
destroyed the property of Charles Craskc,
electrotypcr and Frederick Hale, sign manu-
| facturcr. The total loss is Sl5,000 insured.
Alexander T. Orr yesterday recovered from
the CITY $j3. 593. the full value with interest
for q grain elevator and other property destroy
ed by rioters in 1863.
The jury in the Foster ease this morning re
turned Il verdict of murder in the first degree
with recommendation tn mercy. Foster
wife trctted to tears, but the prisoner was un
moved Hc WAS rcmanlcl till tomorrow f"
sentence. Judge Stuart. the prisoner coun
sci. complained of the articles in many nl' TIN
papers rejecting on the prisoner, especially tn
one i'll the Tribune to-day and moved for tn
arrest Of the editor Of the Tribune for contelnp
ofcourt. Judge tarlozo declined to take nc
ton; MIR. Stuart then moved Tor an arrest u
Judgement III Foster case. argument OH whicl
will be heard tomorrow
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!SPECI.AL NOTICES.
The Household T0nie.-The eli,

The Household T0nie.-The efficacy o.:
lIoSt"ttcrs Celebrated Stomach 'lttcrs rs 4 Src-
ciic for recruiting the cnlrcbled body and cheer
ing the deSp"nding mind has passed into pro-
verb. In the United States, where this marvel
"ils tonic has borne down all opposition and
rcliptcd nIl rivalry the demand for it has annII
ally increased in heavier and heavier ratio to!
Years until ut last the regular sales of this prcr-
nratun exceed those of all other StomachicS com
bined. Eminent members Of the medical pro
lcssinn and hospital surgeons without nulnbrr
have canddly admitted that the .pharmacopa.a
of the faculty contains no prescription that PR,
Clucca such beneficial effects in dyspepsia, g"me:-
III debility and nervous dheaseS, rs Hostetter
BittrrS. T" Use the language Of Il vcnerabi:
physician of New York. The BittnrS are the
purrst Stimulamt and the safest tonic We hay"
But the Uses Of thl, great vegetable antltode ar:
much more comprehensive than such prali:
would imply As preparatory antidotc 10 cpl
demic disease n genial *timulant, a rromot..l ~
constitutional rig"r, an appetizer, II stomachl'.
and n remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation %
HoStcttcrS Bittcrs. 1t is the household tonic %
the American people, and in all human proba-
bility will be so for centuries to come. The mag
mates Of science recognize its merits and that il
is emphatcally the medicine of the masses, i.
proved by its vast and ever increasing salr..
my -eOlW
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The Markets..

New YORK, May o. Gold steady ut l5alli
governments steady but dull. Stocks steady.
Money easy nj =. Va. skies GS;; do. new TAI.
\. e. SKIES Al do. new 26i. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
dull and lie lower
BALTIMORE, May 25-Na SKIES old 514 bid,
3Is asked; do. lS', - bid: do. 1867, G9i bid, ~
asked do. coupon, old, GSI bid, 10askcd; do. new
a bld. North tarolinas old, 4S bid, 4S! asked;
lands lGialG!; low middling I5la1G Flour fairly
active for all sound grades and in good demand.
heat dull and prices have doclined choice
white l'Na2Nl; fair to prime lj5 prime to choice
red lStsagk; fair 10 good lj0ul55; common l35a
l43; ON" and Indiana l5jalGO; Pennsylvania
l3H'I62 Cnrn-sinall business and prices I'M
changed Rye frmcr ut l0OalOj.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May 2j.-The mar
ket f"r Wh"at is inactive; prime samples nre in
request but for the qualities offered there is but
little competition among buyers; sales Of fair t"
good red at AS, AZ, ~; and ljj, with offerings
Of SI2 bushels Corn il dull and Grnoping; Of
l'.Ilngs "f lost bushels MIXED with sales at ~
and Il. Oats steady; offerings Of too bushels
with sales 1T iS and Co. Sales of corn meal ut ~
Gents Other articles are unchanged.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This super

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tkis sWprTC
Hair Dye is the best Ia tho lVorh}-P1rtac,!y
Harmless Reliable and Instantaneous. No di,
appointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or Unpeas-
ant Odor. The genuine W. \: Batchclors HnA
Black or Nntura! Brown. Does not STAIN the
Skin, but leaves tho Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
ti.u The only Safe and Perfect Dye Sold b.
all Druggists. Factory, IL Bond ST, New Io'k
New \ ork ian 2G-cOly
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To the Ladies.-Dr. PANCOAST':j Et.
MALE PIlLS-a positive cure for suppression.
or irregularity arising from any cause whateec.
They are perfectly harmless
rs Every Lady should keep II box Of theis
pills on hand for use in case Of need
Price 50 per box Sent securely sealed 10 ..!.y
address on receipt of price. Direct all order: Il
j. WALKER PANCOAST, VI. D;
Philadelphia, T.:
Philadelphia, apo 3md&wIy
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CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-An inquest was held
at the house of A. Bolls, colored, near the
canallocks, yesterday evening, by coroner Beach,
upon the body of 4 colored woman named Har-
riet Ann Dixon, which had been found
in one of the locks The verdict was accident
al drowning. The deceased is said to have
been dementcd and to have come here from
Primcc William county, Virginia. She had
gone from the house in which the inquest WAS
held to the lock with bucket, aud it is sup
posed that in filling it with water she lost her
balance and fell in The bucket Sas found
floating on the surface of the canal. The water
had to be drawn off the lock before the body
could be recovered.
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British Fleet.

HALIFAX. May 25.-H. Il. Ms. ship Philo-
MEL commander Walker, has arrived from
Bermuda The Admiral and Squadron are
expected Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-25

MEETING OF CITY School BOARD. 1.-The
regular meeting Of the City School Board will
be held at the Superintendent Office tomorrow
evening. he days for examinations are to be
fixed and other important business Transacted
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POLICE Report City very quiet. All bal
rooms closed One colorcd man, was arrested
at the LIST Ward polls for illegal voting, and one
white man WIS arrested ut the list Ward polls
for stealing watch at the 4th Wardpo from
Nimrod Noland
MAYOR OFrICE-A cnlorcd man named
Gus Hill, arrested ut the instance of John Sea
ton, colored for voting the Conservative ticket,
having voted in Washington at the last election
III that city, was held in the sum of 5000 sccuri-
ty for his appearance on Thursday next to an
cte 3 sas gyn He hs rcouid G S0" and
NlGIIr REPORT Night clear and light
There were several balls in different quarters OF
the city, but they were all conducted quietly
Not i sing lie prisoner and but one ledger WAS
at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-25

POST OFPIcE.-Mrs. Catharine Hill, is ap-
pointed Postmlstress at FL Dorado, Culpeper
county, Va; vice Miss Annie Payne, resigned
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C,pECIAL y OF | G + :

Will ivy friends please remember that they
can get DRESSES most beautifully fitted, nude
and trimmed in the latest style, at my store, King
street doors east of the Washington Depot.
NY Mrs. Z. Il. SIM
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nHILIP PARK
i
~ VI - i; ~ ~ .t !, y : al % T. H.
nhT %"cSt ana ,ho c ctx wor donr wi
dispatch, and in the most durable and Workman
hkn nn4nnT oat'aiacl'oL s"4:uN'ceui Ill.,;
colf W. Tho most eyncricncpI workmen. i'm y-tf
-
RUlhDEkS uAkDM Aria iuIl ana
H. ' 90, "''"'t'''"' T a. CONS.
,,,,;-. ,N.,.u..., ..,,..,,
an W. ra,,ii -, ''>, CARIi% S0VS
MO G.; King street.
-o,I,Ty nr,N. rp1Ts
IL H. KIN, .,rn,i
my r. WIN. r. BROOK rs.
CJaThD DRESSING ms. r.c.;vcd and f,r
= sale At IA King street
my22 NJ. +. BROokES.
- + l..
-
,riI;r tho, n,o oro rnn,1yiHo frn,o tbo old Gus
tom House building, to the corner Of King and
W alter streets, whore we lhtehu To carry on our
"[ ,',, ' i-Im DREIFIISE 90
-,,-----.------I-' =,
n ~, r'aD ~ aIII e. sai" ~.
j \ vi EsS +. VA " SONO,
lny24 = Us King street
C,cYTuES AND SNATHS-Another lot re-
- ceivcd and for sale by
'ahhl IN y 'OSo'
NY II -
ELEG AMI HAIR "oa5 eh"ri' 10 III" p'.''i-
est l"ce' DAT witch ihoe''' i'",oi'' "I'',
agr''aol' lose '"''F ''"i''t"'SS' MI" , ."e WIN.
expression l" tr"t Oh ho'"'ciiis "ee LII: "''-'s
TACT, It Is not surprising ''at even injurious ~
tiras should have been prepafeh 10 supply lilc
millions who wish TO aTold premature gray mar
Under these circumstances II Will scarcely DC
wondered at that NATHAN A OK SIAL Dis
| GOV Ekl should nave met with suc' eztra"f-
binary success.
1t is the only prep"ratl"n furnishing sale ana
reliable restorcr for the hair; absolutely free
from all poisonous, and deleterious matter and
,.;,ho,, so1;,,ont and tbousands obovc thousands
"'''0'' '""''' anu
have aVailed themselves OF IT, not sihPly Deca''''
it restores the color nf the hair, but because It
su,,,,I;os rouri.hmant II feeds the roots or the
L; ,,,, ,horl, l.o,,.od :, hoc,n,os r;a,r,,,.
and healthy again. From all sections of thu
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~ENTLEMENS DRESS SHIRTS MADE
" b. MEASUREMENT
The celebrated PATENT YOKE SHIFTS
that we have been furnishing for the last three
wears cannot be cYceled by any other shirt
manufactured. and rs we have not E.iled to BIT
every customer in that time, we are encouraged
tn saw that we can always give satisfaction.
NV IL WILMER s. SLAYMAKER
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r OST.-Lost on the morning of the fire a
IL DARK CANARY BIRD. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. -
n Royal street. mE2o-5t
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RIVER EXCURSIONS The season Tor river
excursions has commenced. The Express took
down large party from Washington to-day.
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- =-H 80
MI R5EF.

On the Odd instant, at Winchester. Virgins,
by Rev j. s. Dcair, u. d., DR.. K. \. +. MU \
son, of New York to Miss MARY BUCK
MASTER, of Winchester, Va
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PUBLIC OFFICES. The Auditors and Tax
Collectors offices, and those ofthe Clerk of the
Gas Works and Commissioner Of the Revenue.
are now located in the lowerrooms of the Man
sion House, on Royal street The Mayor 5
Office will be Moved from Liberty Hail to the
Sun Engine House on Monday next.
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TELEGRAPH.

VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH
This line i, now open from
ALEXANDRIA,
FRONT ROYAL. STRASBuRG.
WINCHESTER, HARPER'S FERRY.
WOODSTOCK and HARRTSONBIT re,
And will be- shortly opened +"
MT. JACKSON and EDINBURG
Office on King street. near Water.
&. G. WEDDERBuRN.
my 22-tf Secretary
NOTICE Notice j.. hereby given, that let
~ tiers testamentarv upon the estate OF JAS
NJ. MASON, deceased, late OF Fairtas county
Virginia. have been granted to the subscriber BY
the Judge of the County Court Of said county,
and all persons indebted to said estate arc re
uucsted 10 settle such Indebtedness, and all hay
ing claims against the estate are notified to pre-
VIRGINIA MASON.
my22 w4w Executrx Jas. N Mason, decd
NOTICE MAYORS OFFICE,
~ ALEXANDRIA, May ~. 1871
All persons having property belonging to the
owners will please send it to this office Al!
persons are positively forbidden interfering viii,
or taking anything from the Market square with,
ont permission from the Superintendent Of Pc
lice or the Mayor. Several keys belonging u
thi: office arc missing
my 9O-lw HUGH LATHAM, Mayor.
OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY C0M Id,,
| TUESDAYS TRIP Of the WAWAStT VIII
be discontinued after tomorrow, the 23d instant
until further notice.
FRIDAY S TRIP to Cone river and interim.
liate landings will be continued rs M:Ga
s s. HOWISO&,
President Potomac Ferry Comp y
5. GEDSEY, Gen. Supt. my, XIV
WV ,cuINcToN fITY SAVINGS BANK
Garner of 9TH 81. and Louisiana Avenue
| PAWS INTEREST on ALL DEPOSITS.
| Interest commences from date Of deposit. De-
posts can be made and drawn at will:
''''''" j. y. RUFF, Treasurer.
| Washington City. my S-2aw:''m
vJICHY WATER! NICHY WATER,
| The subscribers have hal their lmrg" y RCTIt
| SODA APPARATUS put III through order,
| and are now prepared to furnish their numerous,
| friends and customers with 4 cool and refreshing
glass of Tichy, kessinger or Soda Water. Re
| member the place. .-.... .......
COOK X CREIGI4TON'$,
my .'- ~ IT,. l07 King street.
TINEN CAMBRIC HANDKEKCnIEFs
II ..'-< ~. -
| A large assortment for Gentlemen g'ti Iaie.
| very cheap. 90;
| Also more of those cheap Irish Linens. q ..
Linen Costings, Table Linen,
Some very cheap Linen Towels.
| White Ducks and Drillings ut ,,,>.c
my II - WIN. y BERkLEl-S
DARAsOLs-A very large as5"rnent Of
| Il Straw Culorcd Sun SlHi'~ Az" ''' ~"
| cnlors lined and unlinrd 1T
my22 N'ni NJ "''N -
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PORT or .aLEx.a.vDRI.a. .n.4l'25. ~

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Nicklc, baltimore to j.
Broders IL Co.
Schr Foaming Wave, Waters, Baltimore, salt
to IIouc Woddcrburn T. Co.
SAILED.
Schr G""rgia, b. Mcfarland, Boston. by G.
Hutton.
New Haven. by American Coal Company.
MEMORANDA.
Srhr Frank and Nellie, Gregory, for this
port. clr"rcd at kcmpt n S., Goth inst
Schr = Tylrr Brett, hence at New York 23d
instant.
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y TIN Al.
ATTIE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
Commencing on Monday evening, May, 1871.
and continuing Throughout III" week.
The ladies of the congregation Of Tia. METll
ODIST EPISCOPAL. Clll'RCll SOUTH will
commence Il Festival, AZ above stated, for tie
purpose of raising funds towards paying for the
Parsonage recently purchased for the use of Their
Pastor AS the object is = conmcndabc one, ii
is hoped that the friends of the Church Will a.,
orally aid them in their clInrts. No pains viii
be 81 pared to make ii i pleasant entertainment.
my 'eL--t2inh
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Sun ENGINE CoMpANY-At meeting of
the Sun Fire Company held Tuesday evening
thanks OF the company to their lady friend. for
the pIofuse supply Of wr.aths, garlands and
flowers with which their apparatus was adorned
on the day of the parade: and to Mr.. Geo. W.
Harrison for tho use on that day Of his horses
Bob Lee and S!onewall Jackson The use of
the hall Of the Engine House WAS rendered the
Mayor for his office until he was provided with
another, and tkc use Of the lower floor of the
house was rendered the city for election purposes
tn-lor