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batavia, JAVA. January "a plot has
Deen discovered among tho Swiss troons
In the Dutch Indian army to assassinate
the Governor General and seze the
island.
VERSAILLES, January G-Manteuffel
reports that an attack, made by consi-
derable masses of the enemy, was re-
pulsed near Sapignes Monday, will,
smnll loss on our side and heavy loss to
the enemy, including $50 prisoners
On Tuesday, Goaben, with the 18th
divislon, victoriously repelIed an attack
OF the army OF the North near Bapaume.
AT the end OF the last fight, the enemy
pegan t" retreat, which soon became
t uls"SsIous TO them, in consequence of
the close pursuit of our cavalry. We
have already taken 500 prisoners.
LONDON, January G.-The French
army of the North returned to it's an
campmeut near Noyelle after the battle
OF tue Sd. Faidherhe, in an order of
the dny, says: ''Soldiers: In the battle
OF Fort Noyelle you victoriously held
your positions. At Bapaume you carried
an the positions of the enemy. This
lme he will not deny you victory. By
Your valor and constancy you have de-
served we'll of your country. AS soon
as We have obtained provisions and am-
munition M We will continue operations.
The Prussians, on the morning of the
4th, surprised and dispersed q French
fhrce on tho left bank uf the Seine,
near Rouen, capturing three stands of
ooiorB, two cannon and $50 prisoners.
The siege of Belfort continues. Gen.
ftrqmer, commanding tie German forces
IN the Valley OF Saone, reports that he
evacuated Dion in accordance with or
ders from headquarters, and reached Vo
lionel on the 29th. He adds that he still
holds the passage of the river Saone.
4tls said that the British Govern mont
has ordered $4,000 Roper rifles.
LONDON, January 5.-Jules Favre is
coming here, after oil.
VERSAILLES. january Tho German
batteries South of Paris bombardcd
t'orts Issy, Vanvos and Montvonge; also
the French entrenchments at Vile Gunif
and Point du Jour; also the gun-boats
on the Seine. The bombardment North
east OF Paris was also continued with
great energy-partly from newly erected
batteries. The results thus fur are most
favorable to the Germans, notwithstand-
ing the fog.
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The Washington Chronicle, in order 70
curry favor with the Administration has as
made itself tho meanest and manaiest
newspaper on the continent; and vet.
the Administration has suffered it to be
sold for want of patronage. But then.
the Chronicle doesn't mind being sold
1t was So used to it.
DEATH OF A CENrENAR1AN.- tho
2Sth ultimo, an old colored man. Cuff
savage, we'll known throughout Augusta,
Ga, died: Mt the advanced age of 1O7
years. The old man was formerly the
property OF Or. Savage, deceased.
Several small houses on tIfe plantation
OF MAJ. I. w. Woodward, .ear Ridge.
way, fairfield County, were burned on
Tuesday night last. An attempt was also
made to destroy lot of cotton belong
lug to Capt. Clowney, of same County.
Two incendiary fires occurred in Ker
shaw, last wcek-the "Salmond House. !"
III the lower part of Camden, owned by
MIR. llayer. and the barn of NIessrs.
Baum. about four miles from town. with
1900 bushels corn.
Scnor Znlonga. once President of Mex.
lco, and Tor many years IN exile in Ha-
vann, returns to Mexico in q few days.
nnder the recent amnesty granted by the
Mexican Government.
A supposed accidental fire, on the Sd.
caused the destruction of about thirty
ohies oi cotton, at Gonai,is, on tue
dreenville aud Columbia Railroad.
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the other ut Yendome., The Duke of
MNecklenbnrg occupies the lines Bot tsesn
Blois and vendome and Ialeup and
Vernyul. The French reserve ffom
Orleans aud Chateau Dun, Chartres and
eyeux-in all 7,O00-are hurrying for
ward: Chansey has 100. 900 in splendid
condition. The forces of Faidherbe and
Bolelles nre in excellont order
CINCINNATI, January 7.-Cassius M.
Clay. In speech ut Richmond. Ky, op-
poses Grant, because he is not in sympa-
thy with the Republican party, nor uses
the influence Of tho Government in
invor OF the Cubans. Clay thinks tho
Issues Of the war divided; and neither
party should rely upon them.
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American IntcIlIrcnce.

CHARLEST0N, January 7-Arrived-
steamship James Adger. New York !;
schooner o A. Hooper, Philadelphia.
CARACAS, December "a The surren
der of Maracaibo and forts surrounding
the town is confirmed. The navy also
surrendered, and now tho whole republic
Is IN the hands of Guzman Blanco, who
has hopes of lasting peace
ST. THOMAS, January 3.-Three steam
ers are preparing to lay the cable to con-
meet Porto Rico with Havana.
New YORK, January GA World spc-
cial from London. tho 5th, says Jules
Favre is coming here after ali. Gen.
Trochu accuses the garrison at Ayron Of
contemplate cowar,llce.
NEW YORK, January IA negro
woman was stabbed eighteen times by a
negro man to-day.
SALT LAKE, January THE discovery
OF new and rich gold aud silver mines
CONTINUES. Immense coal mines have
been discovered near Nephe, Utah.
HAYTI, December 22-The whole
country is quiet. A food caused great
damage. Coffee comes in slowly, owing
to tho low prices. Transportation for
salt from Turcs Island is needed. Heavy
rains check sugar grinding
ALBANY, N. j., January 7.-An express
oar, while crossing the Hudson River.
was robbed and the messenger shot. The
robbers escaped. The messenger will
die.
WASHINGTON, January 7.-Vipnie
heam's statue of Lincoln was exhibited
this morning, to the Secretary of the
Interior and select company. This
fair young artist has achieved wonder
full success.
!he House was engaged in a general
debate.
Representatives Butler and Orth and
the President had consultation on San
Domingo to-day. The Judiciary Com
mlttee heard claimant for Senatorial
honors from Georgia.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
ordered the redemption of $500, 600
three per cent. certificates.
Pleasanton forbids revenue officers to
leave thcir districts without leave.
she steamer Ironsides, hence to
Acqula Creek, with passengers and
mails, this morning, was disabled bv the
Ice. The passengers and mail were
brought back, ut II o'clock, by the Wa
vase.
PoUGukEEpsIE. January 7.-Three
cadets, who allege they were dragged
t.ou bneIr quarters at WeSt,POlnt by the
irst class, carried to the mountains and
threatened with tar and feathers should
they return, were arrested and taken
back to school.
RIcn1oND, January IA fire in
Lynchburg. last night, destroyed the
commission honse Of Rocke l. Arme-
stead, wit, large stock of goods. The
adjoining buildings were much damaged;
total loss S25, 900, which is fully insured
but % part is in the Home Company. of
Connecticut.
New YoRK, January 7.-Despatchea
from the coal regions indicate q general
strike.
The steamer City of Brussels took
$40O.0 600 in specie.
The World special, dated Brussels,
9th, says tho batteries of Clermont and
Vile Daveng were throwing shot weigh.
ing twentyfour pounds and shell wei igh
ing sixty-five pounds. Issy, Vauvos anG
Mont Rouge were bomburded yesterday
and to-day; the forts reply with consider
able effect, with six-inch and seven-incl
guns. The German engineers expect te
silence The guns by the night of the 7th
Chansey is advancing in two columns
The main body of one is at Laleup ant
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Tho undersigned will continue the business
of BLACkSMIFH THING, in all it's branches. at
the stand occupied by the old firm, near the o
Market, and would respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF the patronage heretofore bcstowed
on the linn jacob HUsSUNG.
January l, 1871. Jan 3+*
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Triumphs of Science.

fuNilE first bottle OF Stanloy's celebrated
Il COUGH SYRUP was prepared by Mr..
Heinitsh, in 1s4s, for our distinguished follow
citizen. Captain W. Il. Stanley, then on his
way to Mexico. Tho marked success which
followed its use. i'll curing n troublesome
cough, with weakness OF the lungs, has also
marked it as a preparation worth having, for
the cure of al! affections of the lungs. Thou
sands now attest it's worth, and to-day ''Stan-
ley's Cough Syrup" enjoys higher reputation
than any other cough metlisino known. Pre-
pared only by L. H. HEINITSH.
Dec 1t Druggist.
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Dissolution,

Dissolution.
FUNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween HUSSUNG Il MOTI was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 9th ult. Mr.. Jacob
Hussung will pay all demands against the
'irm, and all parties indebted, either by note
or open account, will make payment to him.
JACOB HUSSUNG
PHILIP MOTZ.
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CARRIAGES.

a COMPLETE assortment of two
tSEss5As2-an four-srat Passenger CARRI-
AGES has just been received at the Reposito-
ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets The
lrtest and most sty tylish patterns have been
selected with care, from some Of the best
builders in the country; and the stock never
has been surpassed in design or finish by any
offered here. Prices moderate.
Dec lG w. X. GREENFIELD
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25 Cents for Cotton.

25 Cents for Cotton.
MT ESSRs. LORlCK & LOWRANCE having
X1 purchased the right to manufacture
John q. Hams improved SEED and MANURE
DROPrER, for Richland, would call the atten.
ton Of all farmers using fertilizers ana re-
quest an examination Of this pIanter-the
best and most perfect ever yet invented; bav-
Alabama State Fairs. Tho undermined are are
prepared to furnish any quantity Of flows,
Cotton Planters and Plow Handles, at low
figure. Every variety of Agricultural Imple-
Dec
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Stolen,
a.. FROM the undersigned, at her
EA Plantation in Chester Comfy. on tho
.N- N9night Of the Sd January. 1871, a large
BAY HORSE, with flowing name and
tail, and his shoulder branded X. with sc, g."
sore in his forehead, from cut, with whiie
spot on his back. It is suppos d he was 20
ing i'll the direction Of Coiumbia For The
recovery OF the above horse liberal reward
will bo paid. MRS. JULIA ID RaINEY
JanS3
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.
Special Notice NO. 2.

THE Entire Stock OF CLOTHING, GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CARS, vAI1sEs,
CARPET BAGS, SHAwI.s, RopEs, Ere, with full
line Of Water Proof CIRCULARS, CApES,
R-OOATSiLEGGINS, AND GAPS, will be
sold from THIS DAY, AT COST FOR CASH.
The Stock must be sold to close up tho busi-
ness. All wishing great bargains, will find it
to their advantage to call at tho Store OF the
late w. >. Hoke. M. HOKE.
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New Raisins, Figs, Citron, &c
100 WHOLE, half and quarter boxes
lSIO new LAYER RAISINS and CIrRON,
30 half iuns Smyrna FIGS,
English Walnnts, Pocans, Brazil Nuts and
Almonds, fresh and for sale low.
Dec 13 EDWARD HOPE.
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Chewing Tobacco---Just Received.
A FINE lot of the best PAN cake and Fig
n Chewing TOBACCO.
Nov JOHN C. SEEGERS
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NOrlCE.-The undersigned have orn,od
~ Co,partnersllip, and will be known ns
e: W. sEfBELS 4 CO. They represent some
OF tho best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
Wo propose to bc general Land Agents, and
Fill soil or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
south Carolina. especially in Columbia. We
and the renewal of lost bonds or other papers
Persons wishing to sell or buy Real Est ate
Will DO well to communicate with us at Column
ois. we have several handsome places for
sale. omce at Mike Hoke's Clothing Store.
e. W. SEIBELS,
Oec j. Is. EZELL.
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seG OOD," "BETTER." "DEST."-New
w brands Smoking Tobacco, to be OBJ
tanned at tho POLLOCK HOUSE.
Dec 21
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WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
Mr.. JOHN G. SEEGERS tho solo Agent for
the sale Of our WHISTLES in Columbia, s. c..
JOHN GIBSON'S son & co.
PHILADELPHIA. November 10, 1870 Dec 1
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HNINAL DISCIiARGE-ESTAT MRS
! h MARGARET MCDOWELL-Notice il
gwen that F. w. McMastcr has filed his peti.
lon Tor final discharge as Administrator of
estate Margaret Mcdowell; and that hear
lug for said petition has boon set for January
II, at 10 a. n., at Office Of Court OF Probate
f"r klchland County. J. W. HOGAN,
Dec 10 t13 Clerk Court of PrObnte
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A VOID QUACKs.-A victim of early ir-
"A, discretion, causing nervous debility, pro-
mature decay, &c.:, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has q simple means OF
self-cure, which he will sond free to his fellow
sufferers. Address j. II. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau
street. New York, Dec 81 4Gmo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

Yesterday the claims Of Richard Il. Patterson
and Joel Mann, Of Culpeper {. H., VA. and
Zalmon Richards, Of Washington city. We're
investigated before the Southern Claims Com
mission. To-day l.; assigned 10 the claims Of
Lewis Bailey, OF Baicys Cross Roads John
{. Br,wncr, Of Prince William county, and
Gilbert lanlcnbur%. Of Alexandria, NIL farmers
in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

1t would appear that Mr.. Jonas ?. Levy,
now of New York, who day Or two since went
before the Southern Loyal Claim Commission
and sworc himself into perfectly loyal
condition, during the war WAS met and
confronted by various letters Of his which
looked very much like his being the" Of re
hellious tendency These letters We're cap
turcd ut Richmond There is an intination that
these and similar cases may be handed over to
the judicial authorities for prosecution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

4 letter in the London Times, speaking of
the pe$tilente in RIicnns AyrrS. s:.yS there is
no mystery as to the clllSe OF this fatal malady
IN city populated rs stated, and entirely with
out the most ordinary sanitary arrangements
no roads no drainage, almost no pure water
10 baths aud 4 system Of ceSSpoolS Which pro-
bably have no parallel in the history Of civiliz,-
linn :
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The London Times thinks that in the late
argument made in Washington, both sides
nave made great concessions: and Expresses
the hope that in the settlement made, hv the
british Treaty the nations Of E.urope, taking
pattern from the example, will rise to 4 higher
conception OF the aims and duties Of in,rrn,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

Horace Greeley reported to have said, recent,
ly, at Houston, Texas 81 believe ut this dav
that not so much violence occurs in Texas a. in
New York city and certainly there is not near
y 50 much said about it, With about IN equal
population IN Texas as in the city of New York.
there are more desperadoeS in that city than in
Texas, and ii is harder work Ia manage them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

In accordance with an address from the Cana
dian Parliament and an order from the Home
Government, British Columbia l. To become
a portion Of the Dominion nr Canada. The
union will be effected on July 10Th. The
Foreign Affairs Secretary, in his despatch, in
Inmates the qualification Of the Government at
the progress of uniting all the British Posses.
sions in North America in the New dominion.
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...-.--,,.--
OK and after SUNDAY, April -. ISL
daily passenger train will run h",wrr" VA
INGTON aud LINCllBU re-, r,,iin".,i'.
Gordon>vil", with the Chcsap":'I>" a'.j I
Railroad - Richmond. StaunI"n nmd III"
ginia Springs; ut Lynchburg for ihr We:
Southwest, and 1T Washington, :" tie North
Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at go e. Ia.
Alexandria III 500 Il. IA, arriving at Lynch.
nj 800 T.. IN.
Leave Lynrnhurg at So It. Ia. arrive u: !
andrla ut 525 y. m. amt nj Washington NJ
p. m,
For MANASSAS LINE leave Wa.h.,.
daily (cXccptiNg Sunday ut 1890 u. M: B.
Alexandria 1T LEO Il. M, pass Str:.>hUrg q,
p. m. and arrive III lIarrisonburg at 7.Ij %
Eastward, leave IInrri>"uhurg at G:u d.
pass StrashUrg at 9c25 n. m. arriv" at Ah.>a:.
II: l:1;i T. m. and at Washington in tim" ,ur
n"cting with III" 800 +. n. train tr.ln ".
ingtOn In Baltimore.
Good CONNECTIONS by comfortable cn.lr;,..
made To Fairfax Court Ilousc. from Fn.r&n
ton 10 Middlrburg from Plains, /" lppr~j
from Piedmont, and To Staunt"n from llr'r
burg.
Both tEr Eastward and Westward bound "
make close connection at Stra-hurg vi.
Winchester and SiraShurg Railroad IT, ".
ter. IIarpcrs i erry, &c
Elrgant sleeping cars are run daily 49,
New York and Lynchhurg, without chaa-
Also, cars through between Bat.n". |
Lynchburg, avoiding the Inconvenience. (
fer in Washington.
Through tickets and bagpag" ril"ri."t
prominent points.
}. NJ. BEOADI> |
jan TT General Tiri," j.
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The Ellicolt City Md, Times las s,lldwichcd
between its marriage and death departments,
and under regular heading i 'Divorye,l' de-
partmcnt, in which We find the following no
ticc: A vnculo &C., on the l4th Of
February, Isl ,hy the Hon. Judge Hammond
Sarah Jane Cavcy from Joseph Carey, Jr
We presume the above style Is to l,. adoptcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

Inc Postmaster General yesterday appointed
the Rev. Gerge d. Cheuowth to fill the vacan-
cy created by the retirement Of Mr.. f, M,caft-
ney. For several months past Mr.. Chepowith
has filled an important position in the Den,rt.
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

Some of the best citizens in WASHINGTON are
said to be getting sick and tired Of the
Territorial Legislature and its twa,lIL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

The case Of James W. Smith. the 90! "rcd
cadet at West Point. has been settled. The
sentence Of the Court Martial on the
charge of conduct unbecoming an officer and
4 gentleman, WAS, dismissal from the service
The President has substituted for this sentence.
reduction in his academic standing, one
year The order SAYS that the substitution
is made that ''the ends ofpublic justice may be
better subscrvcd, and the policy of the Gov
crnment, Of which the presence OF this cadet
in the Military Academy is asi-mtl illustration,
be better maintained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

The different political parties in Paris are
working steadily for the success Of the schemes
of government which they each favor. No one
can vet tell which will prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

Tn" remains Of Mr. W. ". Sharp. 81 Nor
folk. were borne to the grave by eight coIorcd
men. who had formerly been his slaves They
did it rs Il token of respect for his memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

The Richmond Enquirer comments Oh the
unnecessary ';grumbling, the tendency to
which Is observed. especially in this state. 1t
refers particularly to statements rn forth con-
corning crops in advance Of harvest. Notwlth-
standing all that is sail, the Enquirer adds that
it is evident that the South is rallying and that:
although We make no cotton in Virginia. that
Virginia is rallying. There has been :, silent,
steady progress. Ofcoursc men have to Strug-
re-they always have struggled; hu we are
getting along and overcoming difficulties.
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RAILROADS..
ORANGE, ALEX & MANASSAS r. X.
" Alexandria, Va, June 10, ISL

ORA NGE, ALIEN. & MANASSAS X. X.
" Alexandria, Va, June 10, 1871.
ia - !s:! e: :;
sengers for MANASSAS DIVISION, of III
o.. \. & VI. r. r.. will leave Alexandria VII!
main lire train ut s a. IN. Leave Mana5>s
Junction at $50 4. m: pass StraSburg at l24l 7
m, and arrive ut HarrSonburg NJ ".40 7. IA. !.
time to run To Staunton, Rawlcy Springs, a.
by daylight
Leave Harrlsonburg at 90 Il. m; pass St:a,
burg mt l2.4o p. m; leave Manassas Junctlo" .
4.lO p. m, and arrive at Alexandria at 80 /,
M. passing through to Washington and Nor;
with main line connections.
This schedule will effect fail connccton y
Strasburg t"r Winchester. Capon Springs. &
j. NJ. BR0ADrS.
ic loft Gen. Ticket Agent
"ASEINGTON " OHIO RAILROAD
g M IE 5.5 49, - :.: =:
SPRING SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
MARClfW, ISL.
Two Trains Daily, except Sundays hc.wrr
Alexandria and HamIIton
Leave AlcXandria 1T $40 81. III. and , f. =.
Arrive ut Hamilton ut 10 IS Il. IN. and % D. L.
Leave Hamilton at $50 a. IN. and l2l5 J.. III
Arrive 1T Alexandria at S.0j 4. H. and 30 T. j.
The $40 a. m train from Alexandria and !. (!
D. hi. train from Hamilton. connect AT liami!;a:
with kcmp's Daily Line OF Coachr, for Pure.
vilc SnickcrSvilI', BcrryviIc and Winchc>,r;
also with Rcam"r'. Line o' Coache, which l,r,1
L"esburg daily for Aldic and Middleburg.
Annual tickets, sixty dollars; commulu.! ..
tickets t25 trips nj =! cents per mile
K. ii. HANENNER.
mn - General Ticket As...
IEXANDPIi N WASUJNGTD\ l. fl,
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The Engineering and Mining journal,
speakipg of Cumberland Coal ays:--"lt will
be remembered that during the late trouble in
the anthracite regions, Cumberland coal remain
ed steady in price, and in tact, so fearful were
the proprietors of the mines that the public
might think that they would take advantage OF
their position (which way almost an actual
monopoly Of the coal trade} that they reduced
their prices some fifty cents per ton. They
have received their reward by an increase OF
custom which will stand by them hereafter
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I q T. 1< r.

take this method Of informing 49,:
and the publ" generally that th"l -.
in with
regularly. from my wagon dali :.
Orders |" b. left at Zee Depot, y. =
Fairfax street, opposite Mansion lI"D."
L." can be had in lots 10 suit al nl h'""
day}, and At Samuel Lunts drug .tnr.
King and Washington streets.
up l2-tf EWELL {. iIN Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-15

Yesterday. iii Washington. Il colorcl man
WI: shot and severely wounded, BY a clerk in
the Second Auditors office There WAS Il
quarrel about 4 stove
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NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS

OFFICE P"T"MAC STEAMBOAT CoMrAN'
lbs Light street, BALrtN"E!!"
Scaled proposals will be received =; -
until July lst, 1871, fnr FOUR Tli''.
TONS STEAM BOAT COAL. "IU"I = .
"Gcorgcs crock coal that COM, -.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 10 De " r';' ,
the wharf Of the Potomac Stculmboa. go 80.
1T It'll street, Washington, ID. t.. "- H.,
year ending June Goth. 49,, at ~uch 49,"
in such quantities 81 the COMPANY "'a:: =, Il
W. +. CARTER, Nupe'i''''.
Baltimore. Md, ic 5-cotJyl