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The New York herald., 1871-09-11
Austria vs.. France.

From the BDrsen Zeitungl
The numerous nallon8lites Composing the etn-
pre- OF the Hapsburgs seem, at tue first blush, TO
ADMIT OF no o;Der movement than centrifugal and
divergent one; whie In France We can always
detect afnId and superior to tho contests
Of parties. the bond OF national unity. Bot
still the remarkable TACT exists. that Whatever
hostility may reign between particular Aus
war. Beyond the Vosges the case ~ dierent.
The reason Is that the national sentiment OF the
French mas been directed INTO false channel--tbat
It's Nv has oeen EXPENDED II commInation OF ils
State Is more deeply rooted In Austria anu is more
powerful ban the moral patriotism OF the French.
Hence no one questions the
FIDELITY OF The AUSTRIAN ARMY
on which The government can always reckon; while
among western neIRhbOrs it IS never safe To
predict In what direction the wind may turn. In
Austria the Dationailties have euccessveiy played
the part OF hammer anl anvil, bot Cne idea OF the
state has never been SHAKEN The Magyars not
withstanding the revolt 10 hich they formerly
driven, viii always prefer union win Austria to eX
istepce - separate stale.
In France there Is no other national bond than
national vanity, and the whole faoric tOters when
this vanity must give place 10 humiliation which
py the tardness OF the French people 10 aekDow,.
edglng their defeat If our neighbors possessed
genuine patriotism they would apply themselves,
With earnes-ness and unaniDity 10 the regeneration
OF their sorely uried county. But far from dong
thus, they think. In their wild Iniatuaton, or no.
thin2 but revengej they quarrel with and persecuJe
eacn other, instead OF remedying common ms;or-
tune by unjte,i exejtons.
rHH SPiRrT THAT GAys rrRTH 10 THE C0NMCRy
siil snbsls anu not among It's partisaDs aione; 1t
md yiduals which prompts every one TO endesvor
save iof himself something out oil lbe shipwreck
OF france. Az TO the hoped for revenge,
u vii bc oDe IN coming. II ~ very Characteristic
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Sept ~ 1871.
salsr-s,ocs Ia warehouses al Havana and satanzss
1ts 0V b0res 6J hnas Receipts o. the week l25
boxes $50 bhds. Exported during the week from iavana
Mstanzas S626 boiss and 80 hhds Of which l,75O
snd $50 bhds 10 the Cncd Suaar arse
neay. with m,aefA,e eensnd receipts moderate No. II
Jutch standard Ion reals Nos. lU TO ~ Dutch
10 iyt re~.s; Nos. 70 to 10 Dusch Standard IIJ1 Isx
Iesia NolAs,cs sugar dun w . reals.
demaud s ~ Ie reals Bacon, sis 10 per Floor
at si3a pei 1ct for Amsricsn. Hams, American sugar
sls s,5 &c pe snn.s. uns SIC 90 Sa 90 per 1an.
Potatoes 81 81 per bbI. TAow nominal 1T Sf2 6J
aiS 70 per quina Onions, t5 q per bbL for American
Coal oil, in ns "A AZ feas rer gallon Lurnber-Wh,e
PINE Si2; pch pine, x5' 30 per lcto Frcishls and
nominal.
Erchsnfetn United States, E1ty Gays, currency, n
Ii pre- MUM short sight "a IN premium gold SIXTY days
l2x l3 premium oo short signt is4 nk premium; on
Lvedon, A M preuiuW on Paris. n ltk premium.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
The PoMcrs of N. Thiers.

The Powers OF NJ. THEIRS.
The following Is the full and Official text Of tho
considerations contained In the preamble to the
committee bill on the prolongation OF M. Thiers'
powers and OF tie bill ITSELF
The National Assembly. considering that 1t has the
right to exercise constituent powers the essential
attribute Of the sovereignty With when 1t
Is invested, and which inperiOus duties that
which are far from being accomplished.
have alone prevented iJ from exercising
hitherto: considering that until dennttve instltti.
tions have been established IN the country. the
wants OF labor, interests Of commerce and the de-
veopment OF industry require that the existing
provisional Institutions should assume In tile eyes
OF ALL II not that stability winch Is The work or time,
Ieast that which may be insured by an agreement
OF wishes and pacihcaton OF parties considering
that new and more precise title and appellatlOn,
without changing anything III the essence Of things
intention Of the Assembly frankly to continue ie
the honest essay commenced At Bordeaux; con-
siderng that the proongatlon Of the functions con.
being henceIOr lmlted TO the periodical duration
Of the labors OF the Assembly Trees those functions
they may seem TO possess without the sovereign
rights OF the National Assembly suffering the lea t
discussion belongs to the Assembly, and tue COM
bnation OF fresh guarantees win ensure the man.
are at once the security and glory Of the Country
DEGREES that
the title OF President Of the French republic aud
shall continue to exercise under the authority oi
the Assembly unfl IL mas concluded It's abOrS tue
! functions which were delegated 10 HIM In writing
| on the 18th OF February, 1871.
z. rhe President OF the republic shall promugate
| the laws Transmitted TO him by the President OF
the Assembly, shall ensure aud watch the exc.
cut0n vi the laws ana reside ut the seat OF the AS.
sembly. The President OF the republic Will be
entitled to address the National Assembly when.
ever he may deem 1t necessary on previously
Informing the President OF the Assembly OF his in
tentton so To do. He shall appoint and dismiss the
Minister'S who Will bc responsible to the Assembly,
and each OF his DEGREES wilt be countersigned by
Minister.
| the Assembly.
the following is the otlcial text OF M. Duaure's
proposed addition to the preamble Of the bill
The Assembly, taking moreover, into considera.
ZION The eminent services rendered TO the country
by M. Theirs during the last six months, aud the
holds from the Assembly affords to this confidence
Of the country DEGREES, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
BELOW

nhiF Lercnss, Foisrsbee. from LIVERPOOL Aug TO- with
,s sorand. Dearborn Co lby pilot boat u W Blunt,
sh'P .res Western. Lewis from Liverpool Aug g. was
" Pno' boat AspinwAii No II, Sept lat ~ 3d.
r.s Anrusi no kohbe. Carer from Cronsadt July 4.
lAt ~ 80 w .. e'P' -
h.rk ALASKA, Potter. from Havrc Aug Boarded py nj
- boaf Aspin~s. No "a, Sept " lat 20 co. lon g.
Nind ~ suascs \. llrhl
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
ITEMS FROM CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD, Sept,

HARTFORD, Sept 10, 1871.
The city Of Mddietown voted on Saturday, 4s2 to
A53, against granting any further aid 10 The AIR Line
Railroad.
Several cases oil poisoning have occurred here
within the past week from eating toadstools, mis-
taxing them for mushrooms. Two In one family
uicd early In the week. Another case Is reported
where several persons were poisoned, one OF whom
AZ ed lO-,iaY.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

~S-sf
Negotiations Cor tho Mace Bciween IA. Purl.
aud Decisive COrrcspon dcnce.
ST john, \. B. Sept 10, 1871.
grand match race between the PARIS aud Tay.
lor Wlnship crews at Springfield Is the last sensa.
tion In aquatic circles, and Inc only sticking point
between the backers OF each crew at present the
'play or pay" question: II the race had 10 be post
poned three times at Halifax and yesterday at sar-
atoga in consequence OF rough water II is absurd TO
name such conditions, as the water might be rough
enough to swamp both boats. The following teie.
grams show Tor themselves
C. A. ROBERTSON, st. John:-
Moirissey Will match tue Taylor crew to row at
Springfield. open until night. What viii dor
CHARLES b. ELLiOTr.
ST. JouN, v. b., Sept 6, 1911.
10 CHARLES b. ELLIOTT, Saratoga
Paris crew Will row Taylor crew at Springfield
OCTOBER 4. ArLlces aud 81 axes same I'm race win
IienlOrth crew Inc 2Jd OF August, expenses cx-
'''''N ''' Wv ~ ~ q. A. ROBERTSON.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept 0, 1871.
G. A. ROBERTSON, st. JOnn, n. B.:-
Taylor crew will row, same articles and amount
as race on the KenneUecasls Un the 4h OF October,
at springfield Play or pay. No posfpOlcn,ent,
rough or smooth wA,er, between the hours OF two
ana ive O'Clock. Answer.
ST. JoHN, N. B., Sept. o, 1871.
Won't accent any such terms. Authorize you to
challenge Taylor crew, ReniOrth crew, or cQmDlna.
ton both crews, Vt Springfield ON october 4. Artl.
cles same as Kcnnebecass race, smooth water; no
expenses. stakes 81, 900 to 81, 900 side. No hum.
buggng. Must decide Immediately. We mean
business. q. A. ROBERTSON.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
5 SHIPPING NEW S

Ainsose New Y0rx Th:s p.y
Sun rises. ...... 8 3G Moon rises. morn 2OI
Sun sets. ....... 6 Is High water :. eve G %
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR rHR
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11

OF the French TO cherish such cn,nera inuend OF
tre o. ne 'ne o. France an e
before the German occupation mas ceased Ia perhaps
oniv raiylng word. which Is accepted became
Leiieves IL wond nave "A chance OF sucesssL Ihe
existence OF The German euiptre tie cessson OF
sira,oourg and of Metz, the crushing superiority on
the German troops are points about winch t3ey
trouble themselves as little a. win TIE extremely
remote probaoility OF their contracting iodeTn
TRANCE FOUND NO ALLIES ron TnE WAR on is-a
and her chance VIII b. stll less new and ceslcr-
ate venture or the prze that might tempt Russia 20
all her would throw England INTO the arms OF tue
enemy. Wnlie No other nation Experiences the lant
est desire 10 cast IN lis lot with that people who
are always rushing mo aeploraoie extremes Aus
tria Will ind in the German empire Trend whose
strength has been wen tested and whose noeliiy ~
guaranteed by her own interests. Thus. At aome as
abroad, Austro Hungary has q much more
favorable situation than France. aud we be-
lleve tnat the Austro- Germans exaggerate
the dangers with which ln~y are men
aced by the Slavs Tnc CZeca rapble NAV
roar TIL they are hoarse intelligent men VI every
party ana or all nationatles are not ignorant
that 1t Is the German Austrians who maintain tbe
empire, and thai they would carry the monarchy
common sense II imagine thai tine crown ol aen-
ces.as eau subsist o. art from Austria The attempt
now made to shut the mouths OF lne Austrian slavs
Is not the lrst and viii not be he lasl o. the ex-
periments undertaken TO ameiiorate tue aoo"s
t.ne'd, Of the uatlonal;tles. Tne empire VIII not
Austro 1ermans. austria is SICK, but she ~ Tar
IiOm being at Inc last gasp; and IA short her health
,ePS"tst W US III tuiS uOiucut. ulutn bSscf thnu
that OF France.
How the Meg@ra Slight Have Been saved
TOwcr Of the Press.
The precise words In which Mr.. Reed states that
he could have saved the Megera had he chosen, are
contained in letter from him the London r,acs,
bupshed on Tuesday the SIh last, and are as iol-
lows:-'ir. Goschen goes on TO say that AIR Reed.
when the Megara sailed, had q knowledge Of a Ger.
tam TACT, and the Admiralty and myself mad not tnat
knowiedge. Ii was not brought 10 our notice uli
after the departure Of the ship This SIR ~ mast
true aud It forms the very ground OF my grayest
complaint. Inc Admiralty ought To have EnONn all
that knew, and they would nave known IL II they
had not precluded me from communicating with I1y
successors. From the moment OF leaving once
took every means, even those winch were person.
ally humillating, ratlcr than deprive the Admiralty
at one stroke OF the accumulated knowledge and
experience tnat had acquired IN Office. But was
repeed, afronteu and silenced." And conse-
quently Mr.. Reed, perhaps the man In AL England
best acquainted with the condition OF Her Majesty
slIps, allowed this one 10 20 10 sea when he pc-
lleved her unsafe and could have stopped her op ten
i'tes IN Tie finles.-LonaOn Spectator.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
FOREIGN TOPICS.
The Safety Of Dr. I.sviw~s,. .re.

The Safety Of Dr. I.ivimvstsne. vi "a
Sir Roderick hurchison publishes the following
lefter from DIR. XIX, At Zanzibar, dated July 10.
ls7l:- r.rtt rE~ ,TrMTr
can. regret to saw, give no further accounts OF
Livingstone. What last wrote about his visit 10
tnat little kno1n place west of Tanganyka Is con-
nrmed aud the arabs from that quarter seem 70
count MN quite one oil tho residents vi those places
Tnere IL certainly no life ling ON the part OF Ihe
Arabs 10 him. The hJule jealousy they seem TO have
SHOWN az nrst mas passed on, and sent letter .
lew uays ago " the DrSt caravan OF the season 70
uluI 10 not despair. The Doctor Is moving SLOWLY
Dut safely; ne evidently feels has way, and Is deter
mined to leave little d0uDts benind uim this time
What Beuss and bismarck Did.
The Nue. Freie Prose- says that Beust ana Bis
mark have concluded some very formal and precise
arrangements at Gaslein. The representatives OF
the two empires have promised most s0lemnly to
hencefOrward maintain the most friendly relations
toward each other and to avoid everything which
might compromise the safety OF either OF the Two
States. The cries oil opposition uttered IRON any
quarter Will not be listened 10. Austria VIII permit
neither the Bavarian patriots nor the denOcraiic
Wurtemburgeis TO provoke agitation against united
Germany; Prussia, on tine OtneT nanu, wal 40 MI Au
her power TO prevent war oi ueIinan
nationalites. Austria declares hersef entirey Teco
ced TO the unity OF Italy ana the new poiiuca st'
tuilOns inauguTated by Prussia; Prussia consiuers
the existence OF Austria political necessl ana VIII
regulate her conduct accordingly. Ihe peaceful
by the Emperor of Austria been carried into ef-
feet by the alliance at Gasteln. Italy as an after.
Thought on the part OF the Premier has been
induced TO enier into the compact, and hence the
peace OF lurope. The plans Oi vengeance conceived
by France. the crusades lntendeu uy the Uilrauon.
tanes I'd the desires OF conquest nourlshed by
Russia VIII all be frustrated by TINS pie alliance.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
Ths attempt TO BsQw Up the Kinys:own
--AS' SssisA-srss~s, Ourlislk. +...

The Dublin F.ser.an's Jon nal gives the fol-
lowing particulars respecting the attempt made
to blow up the large granite ohe!isk erected In
nonor Of George the Fourth, at Klhgstowh. Th5
explosion TOOK place at ten minutes past twelve pre-.
clsely. was heard at considerable distance aud is
described ''as loud as cannon.' There were two
policemen on duty near the scene Of the explosion
Tut the statement that one OF them injured ls we
are glad to say incorrect. Near the 0belisk were
found the fragments OF = carpet bag and tin case,
IN which 1t was evident the powder had been. on
examination 1t was found tnat the oben SIX had not
received any injury whatever. The bottom Of the
shaft and the four globes on which It rests were
blact ened BY the explosion, and this was the only
sign visible or It's effecCs IL Is apparent that who
ever fred the train was either gnorant OF enecs
oy uS ts obelsE nG From asay the "sn expU TO-
Sion 1t is plain that copsIderable quantity Of
gunDowder was Used; and, had Il been tightly
lammed under one Of the globes or into o 6ssnra
which may be noticed IN the oase Of the monument,
the solid block OF granite would probably have been
blown into fragments. The powder was, however,
sSssS s SSssy S S!Fssq Il M iss sssy sas sa i l
direction. The absurd freak Is universally repro
oated IN Kingslswn. and IS the only exception, II
exception 1t can be called, to the profound order
which reigned there on Sunday night.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
N. VhEers on the yyar.

The Paris correspondent OF the faH Aan Gazette,
writing on Sunday, says
N. TIMERS is reported to have given vast amount
Of Information 10 The committee inquring into the
causes and conduct Of TIE late war. He found
England ne said, nesitating anu desruus OF acting
with Russia, and when he got to st. petersburg
he met with the greatest sympathy nom the
population, and the Car, though he said
he could not declare war; was most
favoraDy inclined towards France. lie was
evidently bound III some way or another TO Prussia.
Every one at Sc. petersburg assured him that tho
CaDlnet OF Berlin would accept reasonable pro.
posals. M. Theirs then wenct Italy and found the
King most distinctly IN favor Of France; he Called
council OF his Ministers and generals, and M.
Trers said, .You have so. 90 men; march lO0 900
on Lyons. You are covered by switzerland and the
Alps, and ,will have nothing to lear by making a
diversion In our iavOr." The King and his gene
rails were for adopting this plan, but the
Cabinet refused iis consent NJ. Theirs dwelt at
some length on the Efforts which ne made to prevent
the Prusslans from enterlng Paris he exposed TO
them the Odum they would Incur the Parisans
resisted and barricades had to be taken and ror.
ton OF the City devastated In another portion Of
his examlna lon ne declared that he did not think
tnat the PrusSans had anything to do with the 10.
sulrectOn OF the 18TH OF March, they mad con.
sented to the French prisoners returning nome be-
fore tne u9 Setuel In tho treaty 80 that they might
aid the government, % exnnKulsu tue revolt.
The New York herald., 1871-09-11
NISCgLs.ANlssDtl!<.

llINCELE.AN lsDtI~.
:-koYAk nAyAsNA LorrhRYs 2-a,~-s'y,,
NJ OFFICIAL DaxFis1 OF sEf'TEMBER ., 1871. =
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18
Gin arttter @ei3bal3.

SIN elmer @orfabt Dtens pobnte felt elmer
Getbe Don Satren als Bettseber BET etnena
9ausmetfer etn Manr, Spbann Daniel g.,
Der fan1merlt4 1ebte unb f@ tn fetnen Be-
barfntfen Gntbeb:uneen aafsrleste, bab ct
faslt& etn mcberner Dtosenes eenannt tper'
ben fonnte. Der @ann CAB fi9 fur etnen
9auitrer aus, nt4tsbeforpentser mubte feline
nd4fe1msebuns, bab ct bur9aus nt@t NIT
telps iet unb betmlta @uaerseiAdfte Be-
treble. gor etatsen Monaten perlteb 9.
@ien plSblt4 unb retste, mte ct faete, &C.
fAdfte balber mad Yanciowa unb periAteb
fur3e 3ett barauf tn benz %senannteA Srte.
Die &unoe Don feinem 1obe brans bierber
unb nun bepcntrte Elm bieliser Suwelter bic
5umn1e Don 100000 @uloen ais 9inter-
ladenfAaft 8.'s BET beu9anpsert4te. &u&
etn 2efament fanb fi4 DOR, mad wel4em Der
@erfcrbene fetne &tnber enterbte unb ietnen
Gnte1n bas rte1se germDsen t~efirte, NIT
Musnabme BON 3wet 2esaten Don 5000 Gull
ben, pel4e ben &tr4en pon @anciowa unb
unb Yef 9etptbmet rparen. Die @ntertuns
ber &tnber bat In elmer 8esebenbett ttren
@runb, bic ii& Dor Sabren, als 9. nod tn
@ef wobnte, sutrus. Der gertorbene tpar
bau1als elmer Der %betanntefen @u9erer Don
@ef, bic 3ulu9t aaer 9elbbeburfttsen
Masnaten10bn@en, unb lan,melte auf bte>
ien1 @ese fem folofales germGsen. .3wt'
fi9fetten NIT ietnen 8tnbern peranlabten
3. Don benfelben ietne @anb ab5uateben, was
bielelben erbttterte unb gu etneut perbre9ert'
i4en @Arttt oeranlaBte. Gtnes Ga9es uber'
felen bic @Sbne 9. tn feiaer @pbnuns, fne>
belten i'm unb nabraen aus feinem @elo>
i6ranfe 100000 @ulben III Banfneteu.
Dteies Mttentat erbitterte 9. %bermaben, bab
er ietnen @lauben wedielte, it9 tauftn LIEF
unb mad Bten lbeeiebelte. !@ter feste er
fem @eiAdft NIT Grfols fort, wte ber Na&'
LAP 1ebrte. Die @6bne unb S6ater, tuelde
nod nidt perbeiratbet linb, woIen ieBt i9nea
in ben Gbefakb treten, uut mSslidf balo
ben acknowledgement gu entipre&en.
:3wet @D9ne binsesen, bic i4on &tnber be-
isen, lesen se9en bic bon ben @elAwifern
an9eFrebte Sefamentsaus1esuns @rptet etn.
Die Grbidaft bat u porldufs gu einem
bopelten giptlpruseb Mnlab seseben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18
S1redlidbes Giienbabn=
nn9lIG.

Sim 6. Tefruar Mbenbs serbreitete li4 IN
Mt33a biz Na9riat Don etnem I4redlt9en
@tienbabnunfa1e auf Der 2tnte MarietQe>
Nt3ja. Su ber Mdbe bes 8abnbofes BON
Oatpules unb Saints a3atre, betldufs 10
&ilome:res Don Tpulon, pernabm man cine
flrGterltde @rplolion. gter @aesons, bic
%ungefdbr 900 Gentner Yulper entbielten unb
NIT benz 9erionen3use sinsen, Der Don Mar>
ieiQs UNI 8 ubr Mor9ens abfutr, tpurben in
bic Cuff eeiprenst. Die swet erten @asen
an berSpise bes 3uses blteben aaetn unper>
lest; Der brittle war i9on NIT Dad unb
Sad 3erfSrt; ale anberen tuaren ldmmtlt4
NIT BEN @aGaoteren p~clfdntts serma1mt.
Se9s gsrwunbete fnb NIT biefem 3use,
be0en @orbertbeil bic Tabrt fprtleste, in
N,s;a ansetOmmen. Die 31tl ber Opfsr
1T por1iufs 70 be;ifert: 60 Gc0te une rnetr
ais 100 gerwunbete, unb bteieMasabe barfte
nod ;u tisf in Der 3abl sesriTen fin. Man
fennt niGt bic uria9e bieies uniaaes uno
mirb ie wabrlbeinltA ME erfa9ren. Die
gtlrfe Der Grplcton mar oerart, cap man
fs nidt a1ein In 2oulon, icncern felbf In
Gornoules, bas beildu7s 50 &ilometreS
fernab ltest, 9sbDrt bate. Man 1T i'm
Yublifum NIT &sat iber bic burA bieies
entieklt9s unslud eonitatirte Statfade ent~
riaet, baS ben gilenba9nbireftioaen %seftattet
il, @ulver nit @e%riunensasen 3u bsf0rbern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18
Gin Sotb Sorfbt 1T beiier ais Elm
NfunS Scilung.

Can ounce of Prevention is better than a
pound of Cure.)
Dies 1T bic eeiunbbeits sefdtrte nbfe gericte bss gan;en
Satres. absr Is etebt Elm Wtttel. NEEDLES Elm befdneiger
S6us gesen bic llriadsn Der Rrantteiten it,. Gs ortust
raid In bic Circulation bes 8lutes Elm. Sertrettt bteRranfs
~beitsfcfe, metbe IT'D BARN mdbrenp ps gStntels aafae=
fupie bic Circulation bes Slutes %beiDrpert be 9unttipaen
Der 9erb uunssuraane; pperirt ais elm milpes unb mirtz
flames Masenm,ttsl, fdrtt uas @srvenistsm une bsrutis,
bafelbe penn es III febr errest It; bsfpreert oeitertelt es
felt ieess Organs ees meniblihen 8Srpers. g 1T bies
fein s~erinseres prdperat ais Mtftlers Erduter'
Bttterer. 8etrdutt 'bn nun, aebrdubt TIM Re elmd.
fig ieben Gag, unp bsreitet @usr Sufen af ben gSe6iel
in Der Sabresseit Dor, unp tdrtt ba6else sesen bic @efabs
rem Der Hrantbeit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-26
GUNNER BOARDING
y AT SPRINGDALE,

GUNNER OARD1NG
- AT SPRINGDAL
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.:
This pleasant and very healthy Summer Place,
at Lincoln, three miles from Hamilton station,
w. 4 o. r. t., is being thoroughly htt'd up
and will be open for the reception at b"ardrrS
June 10th, 1871.
A COACH will be kept for the acc"mmodh-
ton Of boarCerS which will meet the trains reg
ularly on Saturdays and Mondays NJ Hamilton
Station
TIE K IS:
IS to $40 per week, according In rooms.
Children under ten years of ag" and servants -;
Several single gentlemen can be accommodated
with very pleasant third-Sl"ry rooms ut ;" per
"' REFERENCES: =.
Mrs. Edwin Green, l203 h ST., Washington.
Capt c. c. Baugh, First Aud. office
Robert II. Miller, esq, AlcXan1rin w..
Address. :. u. NICHOLS.
Lincoln, Lolduun county, Va.
Louduun county, my tim
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
leo ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND, on the
Middle River Turnpike, miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria. with 4 beautiful View
of the latter city and of the Potomac river. The
improvements consist of BRICK Dwell sss.
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary o:'t- f::aH
buildings, and an abundance Of choice trait "
all descriptions. The farm is well watcred an"
has OH 1t i plenty OF timber
800 ACRES HEAVILY TlMBERED LAND
3 miles from Washington city-Same distance
from Alcyandria, and about ; miles from St:l-
tinn on the w u o. Il. r., offering Il read V mar
kct for wood and timber.
4 FARM. in Fauqucr county, & miles below
Warrenton, and within two miles of Il station on
the Warrentun branch nf the o., y. u vi: K. t..
The tract contains abou: 4OV acres; Is we'll TIM
bered and watcred and is considered fine graz
ing land. - ..-., ..;.,
out defect. will be sold cheap and upon accom-
modating terms. Apply t" A B. Gazette office.
feb ll-tf