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New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Some German members of the International Asso-
c,.i Jon have just promulgated theory when Is
certainly something new under the SUM- They lay
down as an axiom that individual ambition at once
rules and holds back Humanity. Phanthropists
and refOrmers not, they assert % has been SLIP
posed, actuatcd by any consideration for the VOL
being of others, but arc all en- masso throwing mp
their caps with Alexander Smith to "win tho look
of Fame" that impenetr,tlc old sphinx "staring
right on with calm eternal eyes" To put On end
to thi. and root out at all motives OF selfish
ness from tho human breast, our German frie.da
propose to abolish names national or family, now
and forever France, Germany, England etc.,
are henccforth to be k;oTn District I, 9, g. a-,d
each individual is to DO numbered and registered in
his own district Lest Bismarck might still domi-
near as No. Napoleon not forget his ancient
maneuyers even when tickcted as but tho fraction Of
q billion they have provided that tho numbers
shall be changed every twclvemOnth. Personal
identity will then be finally disposed of. What
possible motives there will be for Ethiopinns
now to change their skins or leopards tbcii
spots under this most mathematical chaod'
wo are at o loss to conceive. This clcvcn
method Of shaking of bad reputation Ii akin to
one discovered by o recent Philadelphia mayor. who,
whenever q street became particularly foul with
mud or vice, changed its name in lieu Of cleaning
1t. We commend the mathematical system to tho
Great Pantarch of tho Spiritualists for his Baby
World, whero infants are to bo reared scientifically,
apart from those Ignorant vampires" their mothers.
How much more rational to number his milky To-
giops than 10 continue the unmcaning inanities Of
Smith, Jones, or Bvownf The plan also recommends
isef to tho proniulg.tors cf the latest theory cf
Divine UDivcrsaIhood in marriage. A lady twice
divorced ai,d finding her affinity in o man with
another wife would, wo suggest, ind No. 3x2 more
delicate cognomcn than the name Of her abandoned
first love, which clngs to her like soilcd aud
outgarmont. Disciples Of those modern Mossalinian
ethics ought to adopt the numbering plan at once;
the temptation to rob them Of their good name may
be small enough now. but whom it was reduced to
such fractOual bit Of currency, they would proba
Lly be allowed to retain it.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
Neu'pork pailu Gribm,1e.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1871.
TRIPLE S III E E II.

The Prince OF Wales continues to improve though he Is
not yet pronounced out Of danger. e. The Govern.
Inent Of Holland has ratified the treaty transferring the
leland Of sumatra TO Great Britain. 60 President
Theirs addressed committee Of the Assembly in favor
of removing that body to Paris. - The Grand Duke
viii leave Canada for Chicago on Friday
The Senate not In sessioD yesterday and the pro
ceedings Of the House were unimportant - The new
Attorney General was sereuaded in Washington as'
evening. E- Ware, the murderer, WAS hanged in Cam
den. n. j., yesterday Eight inches Of SNOW fell al
Eichmond, Va - ( 6 90
Tie Grand Jury has found two isdic,sens for misdc
neapor against Richard B. Connolly and two or more
indictments for felony axaihst w. H. Tweed, Who wal
arrested ana locked up NJ the Metropontsn Hotel g.
Gen. sickes has been retained Is counsel tho English
holders Of Ere stock -== fire I'D fsSefton caused
$4,000 damage s.=.. Gold, lost, ioei 1904. Thernom
eter, %, rs, 25o. . .i q
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

It has just been discovered that the Govern
r1ent owns no less than twenty-cisht arsenals
in different parts of tho United States, and
really wants mono of them. Tie most natural
thing to 90 would be to sell them forthwith,
but tho same local pride which induced Con-
gressmon to worry the Government into build
ing them will be in arms to prevent their being
tsmantled and sold. In these days Of quick
and facile railway communication between all
pIr.s OF the country, the old Copo. system has
become obsolete.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
c,ur+ n Massachusetts, has finally

The Supreme Court Of Massachusetts & nas nnaily
decided that suicide is not &c crime sn"wn 10 tno
laws Of the Commonwealth; lnis 'p,a,on r Is gwen
in the caso Of The State vs. OenpiS no responaeh'
was indicted for attempting 70 S,ii n,mSe'. Dat ue
Judges have ruled that tho attempt o! aD.'
by tho statute an attems w. :" eJs % "..ru;.s bv
a1o nos 80 ,vh;ch. bswever, in Massachusetts,, mas
so% conn .nnsrs"ded in criminal practice BY legislation
neen therefore, to suggest the necessity
~. ncM, g..s ~ statute framed 70 meet cases OF
ahq propl,0y Iruan moral grounds as we'll % those Of
public should W .r. anas, 'sos ~ so,s 'sss,
BAN and tho sane is true o. sns ss'spr .urx;yins er
IL. Indicted a. accessory. but these too 'ne
son c"nlI M framed to reach whenever 1t does os
do .o already.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

An occasional correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE
gives i'll an interesting letter, herewith pub
lshed, some points touching the proposed
policy of the new Chancellor of the Austro-
hungarian monarchy. The same correspond
ent INDUCES in some ratiocinatiOns concerning
the threatened peace of Europe, which, for the
sake of civilization, we hopo are unfounded,
though ho gives sundry curious facts which
point to preparations for war between Russia
nnl hustria
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
represented

It is pretty clearly defined in the cable dis
patches last received from London that the
recovery of the Prince of Wales is certain.
We arc suro that wherever this announcement
goes throughout this Republic it will awaken a
feeling of satisfaction and relief. Whatever
political issues may be involved in this ter
mination of the long suspense, it is certain
that the mass of the British people will be
thankful in the escape of the Heir Apparent
from death
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

mn LIBRARY OF POETRY AND SONG; pous'
.,ios selections from the best Poets; oy Wiz
SrtI.xH BRYANT" Is ono Of tho most a'uae''. ~
and substantial volumes over "''u 49,,
America. It is superbly illustrated; 0". .a"
"a fts slehderest recommendation .'.
% 900 copies Of It havo already becn sol" W. In
book Of poetry too cpnprehenaYs anu S0O% 49,. " -
cheap, 10 ex.raqsdnsry. Those w, MnS o.. ~ .nssSns
presents fox thAhs'iAAys saa 'AAv s'; Iss,x 70 Eo
a like cost moro apprsoncse o" "a &c :.
,s0pf~istsSAapsAASs SsdasSsaiss' ~ 80"
publishit
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Astrtss ~ soamps IN high placeA Aad W nv
safely hope that with the opemag months OF
Tho New Year viii be seen ths Aasl dovnfaa
Of that most remarkable oonspirssy, which
first stole railroad, and has svor sinoe been
deaantly insulting The owners, whom 1t oon'
tinued to plunder. .,.. t.,lt
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

The National Wool-Growers Association
will meet at noon on the Goth inst. ut Syra-
cuse, to consider and act upon proposed
changes in the Tariff on Wool and WOeens.
We trust the Wool interest will be fairly
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
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Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

THE WIG DOCTRINE OF ONE PRESl'
: l.I;l r., ,DENTTAL TERN. ...+" d
r. tAs Editor Of Ths rfrtbx~s.
SIN; II not ericroaching too much on your
dine ah6uid te very thankful for reply 10 this fuos'
ton" WAas As osod od wAto doet'Ss Of One Prsss
de.tol nvrs p" Tho question being agitated among
us and any light upon II WIN b thankfully received
Yours. -....t A. & HIcK1rrs.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Tho extracts which Mr.. Bayard Taylor fur
nishes US from an unpublished work OF Long
fellows, connected with the one Just issued.
lend special interest to the eighth page OF
to-day's TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Col. A. K. Mcclure of Philadelphia having
been suggested tns cAndidate for the vacant
seat in the Pennsylvania Senate, was challenged
1y ne GamGntOen Telegraph to declare himself
o. Ito Presidential question. end does so in Il
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

On. people win come % suspeck whenever .
Congress1pan is praised By tho country press
that The editor gets hia postage for nothing.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

The innumersble multitude of people who
are seeking for all that is fair, riGh, and rarf
in holiday gifts, win fplii 5 safcs&Fsctory or
the Afth page Of TAE Ts,BusE to-dy1 ~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

letter of remarkable tsfseness and oeseecy
which we print herewith - . part OF tne nA':
tory of the times.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

"
AoApxMY or MUMc.-Atli. italian Opora: "Faust. !"
Mia MiDseA :.
Boorn's THIATxR.-Asii: "The Lady OF Lyons
ATE: "Haast" Edwin pes<A
FIFTH AVENUE TuEATER. At II and at 8: "Di-
vorce."
efNsw.tosk" MAO
LIN. EpwrN's THEarKR.-At 2 and at 8: Opera
Boafe: lie Post Des Sosiirs" Mile Aimee.
NIBLo's GARDEN" Our American Cousin" Soth-
OLYMPIC TmEATER AT u and at s: "Humpty
psnpU" q. l. Fox.
USIoN-sQUARE TuEATER,-At 81 and at 6: Variety
Company.
WAIIACH'S TuRkrFR.-At II: "Rosedale." AT 8;
.Johs 0srlh" Lester wsIIck.
SrEINwAY HML--At IL Santley Matinee. AT .:
C,hcert MS Sttrlag.
SAN FRANCISCO MNsTEELs.-Birch, WSmbold, ETC.
EMPIRE RINK.-P. T. Barnnms Museum, Men,
sgene nippcdromc. and Circus DsJ and Night
NEw-YORK CRcJs. Eourtcenth-st., between lhlrd
spo RsarA-aves. st2t ariat8.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

n0tsly nominated HENRY CLAY for President.
Theodore Frelmghuysen was nominated for
Vice-Prcsident. That Convention, with one
voice,
Resored That In presenting to the country the names
Of Henry Clay for President, and Theodore Frcng.
huysen for VicePresden this Convention s actuated
bv the conviction that all the great principles OF the
whig party-principles inseparable from the public
honor and prosperty-wn be maintained and advanced
by the election Of these candidates .',', ..
"Rsso|sed, That these principles may be summed M
as comprising wellrcguated national currency-a
Tariff for revenue to defray the necessary expenses
the Government and discriminating with special refer
TO the protection OF the domestic hbor Of tho
ty-the distribution Of the proceeds from tho sales Of
the public lands-a sngh term for e Prssdenev-a ro-
form OF Executive usurpations-apd generally such an
administration OF the affairs Of the country a. shall in-
part to every branch Of the public service the greatest
practicable efficiency controlled BY wereguatod and
wise economy" ,,. 80, 49,.
At great mass meeting Of Whiss held,iu
Alonumeot-square tAst evening, and addressed
by DANIEL WEBsrER" and others, It was ''a'i /"
Resorsd, That the practical restriction Of tho Veto
powef Witch HIS grown BY repeated cncroachnents into
mighty engine Of Executive Despotist ~ nnttassoA
~ Presidsntn 10 sings esrx thS retrenchmsnt Of aus
hatpA sxpsadft6fes BY evsy ptaSticaSle means: 1ho
reform Of tho now earny sbuses ana cofrupUnS grow.
ing but Of an unworthy bestsksfU EXECUTIVE patronage
and the general rfnStoH of thrdens ma increase cY
benkhh resulting to thb t6ttis nom e existence and
,xpetations ofSHc xedef&1 OSvcfnsht se oJccta ior
|s~Sifh tho WING party ai t4tS aiHl Mer
vSs w stASAss tsata va tsamp dat titeyss''
On the 17th bfosAAs isig HHHrininiAtilsA gath:
ehis " 13fAiS2sNsRS JaSsgs Han {Ny ;Ite,s
sand-assembled In Young Mems Convention
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-06
The Srittcmdcn Murder.

SAY FRANCISCO, April 5.-Mrs: Fair test
fed Wednesday in her own behalf. She adj
mittcd having been married four times, once
since her adutcrous connection with Mr. Crit
tcndcn. Two of her husbands committed sui
eide; from one she obtained Il divorce and
one was living undivorced.
When she married the last two she avowed
the most advanced love sentiments declar-
ing herself Crittenden's true wife i'll the sight
of God, though his wife to whom he had been
married % years is still living: She said her
recent marriage with Snyder did not make her
his wife, because she did not love him. Two
women who applaultl heryeatcrday We're fined
SD each for contempt Of court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-06
The Markets..

LONDON. April G-l:30 p. m.-Consos for
money 92S for account !25a!E. American So
curitics quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, April G--ll:iO u. m.-Saturday
and Monday are holidays in the cotton mar ket.
Cotton opened dull and unchanged; uplandS *"
-. Orleans 7sa73
New YORK, April G-St"cks active but not
quite so strong. Va. skies G9!: dc" new IL
Money steady at Il. Cod steady ut lux. r,Gur
dull and unchanged. Wheat rather more steady,
Corn dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, April G.-Eirginia siXnS' "Id' q: ."
bid; do. 1866 20 bid, II asked; do. 1861 TT bid,
GA asked. Cotton steady Flour unchanged
and in improved demand. Wheat steady;
choice and fancy white l90a200 fair I" prlm"
l55als0; prime to choice red ll(ttim; far l. I"
good l5ualG5; common l33al 40 ON" And lhdI-
ANA l55a 100; Pennsylvania l50nlGo. Corn firm
cr; white Southern S2aS;i; yellow do. 81 mix
cd Western 77u1S Oats unchanged.
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Miss NJ. ID. Wilson's Certificate. !

trrdonla, y. y, May =, loiU
To the Public For IS months previous to De-
ccmbcr last had been on the very verge OF the
grave, and had suffered more than thousands
have, to die, from complication Of diseases, VIZ:
ProStratinn of the Entire Nervous System,
Drcpsy, Heart Disease, Bronchial Catarrh, Dys-
pepSia, Chronic Inflammation Of the Stomach,
Enlargement of the Liver, Juundicc: Spinal
Complaint, Failing Eycsight, Loss OF Hair and
subsequently land for six months tuno) Neural
gin, followed BY Paralysis with almost total loss
Of locomotive powcrs-all of which were speedily
arrested in their progress and have been grndu-
ally and ctectually removed BY first destroying
the root. whereby disease can no longer exist IN
the body, through the agency OF Mrs. NJ w.
Browns wonderful Metaphysical Discovery:
AS for me, will give thanks unto the Lord
with my mouth and praise Him before the null
titudr' For my feet were almost gone, my
steps hal we'll nigh slipped.
Miss Wilson's certificate will be found nj
length in my Metaphysical pamphlet, strongly
endorsed Please send for it to the hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-06
iSy John III. PARROT. AuctlOneer.

rOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE IN THE CITY OF ALEAAN-
DRIA.-Undcr authority ola decree OF the Cor
puration Court for the city OF Alexandria, rem
drrcd in the suit of Geo. II. Shoots executors
against l. c. O'Neal Sheriff, adminstrat~f or
Columbus Steele and others, shall offer Tor SALE
in front Of the Mayors office in the city OF Al
cxandria on SATURDAY, the first day OF a Aprnl
next, ut II o clock III. of that day, that LOT or
GROUND, with the improvements thereon, ST.
uated in The city Of Alexandria, aud bounded us
follows: Beginning IS feet west from falriaS
street; thence west on Princess street "A icel
thence southwardly % feet inches toa III ieet
| alley with right of way in common with others
over said alley thence castwardy with SAID al
| lev ~ feet; thence northwardly 81 feet 3 inches
to the beginning. -
Terms Onc-tourth OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the resi-.
due in three equal instruments ut SIX, twelve and
| eighteen months respectively; the deferred pay
mcnts to be secured by the notes of the purchasers
satisfactorily endorsed and the title to be retaliI-
cd till the purchase money is fully paid. Stamps
and convcyuncing at purchaser cost.
II. O. CLACG3lTON.
feb 2S-cots Commissioner oi Snl'.
.zIJ-Thc above sale has been postponed unti!
SATURDAY. Sth instant, ut the same time and
| Mace ap It'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-06
lev Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneerr .
VNRUSTEES' SALE-By virtue OF deed "i
executed by Margarctta kagan and Jerem",
Raglan, her husband, recorded IN liber X, No. 4.
dno 30 of the land records Of Fairfax county.
Va, the undersigned; trustees will SELL by pub.
liz nurtiou, AZ the Mavors office, in the city Of
Alexandria, Va, ut II o'clock m.,. on Tu ES-
DAY, the 18th day Of April 1871, the following
described property, viz:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situated II,
Fairfax county, Na and lying south OF Great
Hunting Crock and on the east side OF the road
leading from Alexandria to Mount Vernon, being
SEVEN DISTINCT PARCELS OF LAND,
containing 40 acres, r""ds and y poles, mora
or sail adjoining each other, and fully de-,
srribel in u deed from George g. Barton and
Eliza NJ, hi. wife, 10 Jeremiah Ragan dated
October 2lSt, 1863.
Terms: Cash. Stamps and ronveyanclng ~
he cost of the purchaser; NAM
!, ~ WAIrLES. A'''N'
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.9UCTEO.N SHES.

WIFI R5 2tP R: b RudS ay Of ao xb % g sat-
y M, in front of the Mayors Office, Ale1andris.
Va, the following REAL ESTATE, situated in
the city of Alexandria, Va, viz:
LOT No Situated on the north side of JEFF
ferson street. 20 feet east Of Fairfax street, O.
fronting SIS feet ) inches and 103 feet 2iuches Ha
deep, with BRICK TEN EMENT thereon.
LOT No 2-Adjoining lot No. on the west,
fronting on Jefferson street % feet inches, and
100 feet deep, to m alley 3 feet inches wide.
LOT No 3-Adjoining lot No. on the west,
fronting on Jefferson street 70 feet inches ana
loo feet deep to an alley feet inches wide; -,
Terms: 0nc-third to be paid in cash, and the
residue in 6, - and IS months; the notes OF the
purchaser to be taken for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day of sale, and the
title to be retained until the entire purchase
money is paid. ,rsr,
an 4-eOts WELLS A. Hhk fEh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

VERSAILLES, March 5.--Thc insurgents still
hold Forts Il ls>y and Eanvers and Keep up Il
resoute fire upon the position held by the 10Y
eminent troops at Chatcn. An attack was
made BY the insurgents last night on the BRUCE
of Seyres, but it was rcpulsel by 4 detachment
of the Versailles army.
Disturbances are rrlmred I" have occurred IL
Limoges.
PARIS. April "a proclamation issued to-
day by the Commune ANNOUNCES rctallatoEy
measures Us regards prisoners.
The Soir Libcrtc and National newspapers
have been Suppressed.
LONDON, April Ga Times special dispatch
from Paris says Il levy has been ordered to con-
sist Of ill men between the ages OF Il and 80.
The churches of Madeline and Assumption have
been plaged by the mob.
PARIS, April 5.--Thc artillery duel BIZ
tween the Federalists and the Assemblies con.
tiuue. insignificant skirmishes have occurred
and an attack is expected tonight \ monster
conciatory meeting will be held Tomorrow.
The Aycnir, National, says no understand
ing has yet been arrived at between the Paris
deputies.
1t is reported that All infantry engagement
occurred at Chatillon, but the result is unknown.
The centre of action has been removed to Fort
Montrogue. The left Of the Fcdcralists is ut
Hautcs Brugcres.
Provisions are rising III PARIS.
VERSAILLES, April G.-Prcsdent Theirs has
issued Il circular to the projects stating thatthc
government troops have entered AlarSclllcS
where they took 800 prisoners. The nsurgcnt
committee at once fled the city. Warrants have
been issued for their arrest which are valid
throughout France. Tranquility prevails gen
orally In the country all owing to the reinforce
ments sent for the suppression of tho insurrcc-
ton in Algeria.
NJ. Their, in another circular says slight dis
turbanccs have occurred at Lemogcs in which
the Communists assasslnated the Colonel III
command of the government forces. The re-
volt was soon suppressed.
The Government, says Theirs, desiring by
the eiiusion OF some blood to convince the IN
surgents it is in earnest, Forts d lssy and Eau-
vrcs are to BE- attacked and will soon fall Tho
insurgents are alarmed and are prescribing one
another With the exception of Paris all the
towns rally to the support OF the Government
LONDON. April 1.-THE deputies Of Paris
have agreed in principal and will draw up i
manifesto to the people OF France demanding
the maintenance of the republic and claiming
for the municipal body Of Paris the right OF
deciding all question relative to the organzl-
ton of the city, particularly as regards the in
struction of the finances and public worship
and that as Il basis of Cancellation the position
of the National Guard as the guard of Paris
must be recognized. The Assemblies occupy
all the roads to Versailles. 1t is considered
probable the whole column Of Gen. Bcrgcrct
are prisoners. Five hundred women and child
rem accompany the tcdcr;list troops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-06
POLICE REpORT-MAYOR 5 OFFICE Hugh

POLICE REpoRr-MAYoR's OFFICE. ugh
fancy. for drunkenness waS dismissed with an
admonitinn.
Charles Smith who has been >trnliug af"ut
for several days and lodging 1T the station
house 1T night, was ordered tn leave town.
Mary Kelly, for drunkenness and vagrlncy,
was committed to the work house for ninety
days.
\ young man for being drum; and commit
ting two assaults WIS fined and discharged.
NIGHT REPORT The early part of last night
was clear but towards morning it became
overcast and the atmosphere damp and chilly;
There was one lod ger AT the station house and
four prisoners.
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aouuocticut Election.

HARTFORD, CoNN., April "a revised
count of the votes furnished by the to%n clerk
gives English majority Of Il with probably
Scattering votes enough to put the election
into the Assembly. For Congress the majorl-
ties are: Strong, pa; Kellogg, Il; Stark
weather, 1863; Barnum, ISL. The Lcgisla,
turc is made u p Of Is republicans and dem;
ocrats in the Senate and l3O republicans and
los democrats in the Assembly, with i demo
cratic town to settle the vote and from which
democrats will probably be returned.
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NV RccI, Knox a. Kcrhy,

Real Estate Ag"ntN AlU AIVlIONrUIH:I
GALE or \ LlN ERl STA BLEoN W ASH
- INGTON STREET.-Thr Subscribers, II
Commissioners Of the Circuit Court of Alexan-
dra county, Va, IN the suit OF Henry "A. ar.
mold " Alexander Arnulds Administrator Ct
nl., will sell, by public auction, in front Of the
Mayor 5 Office in the city Of Alexandria, w;
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of April 1911.
the PROPERTY, on Washington street, east
side, between King and Cameron, now ana l"r
some time nrcupir'! rs hvrry stable INC sam
Icing real estate If which Alexander ArnoI
died seized.
Terms: Onc-thirl cash; the residue, in three:
equal installncnls ut i, s and II months rcspcc-
lively, from day Of sale, with interest; title To be-
retained till full payment Of purchase money,
and purchaser 10 give bonds for deferred install!
mems, with goo,l personal security.
LISANDER HILL,
- FERGUSON BEACH,
NH II-,pt, Commissioners
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From, San Domingo.

New York, April 6.-A dispatch from
Havana gives the detailes Of the defeat Of
Cabral near ANA. His friends claim that only
the vanguard was engaged. bnt it is generally
believed Baez's forces had the advantage i'll
MI the encounters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-06

IIllltItIl, Y. u, T I'd, I'U'.
WAS taken with chills and fever last August,
in Alexandria, Va. lost my heal til and strength
rapidly; used quininn and arsenic. which stop
ped the effects for WHILE but the rlili> cam" on
a..uin. and was very much prnstratrd. COM
mrnrrl the r,sr Of Mrs. NJ. &. Browns Mrtnphy-
steal Discovery applying the remedies t." the
eyes, ears and srup as directed. Am rrj"irrd
at the effect it has produced. Ny health and
strength are perfectly recovered | hay" ha'l
no return "i the chill" :incr uslig IT.
ELIZA VAN NAME.