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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-01
City School Board,

Messrs. w. F. Carne Herbert, Leadbeater,
Mclean, Marbury: Vincent, Wilmington,
and Whttlesey, Trustees, and r. L. Carne,
Superintendent ofSchools, responded to the
roll call at the regular meeting of the City
School Board Friday night, and in the
absence of the Chairman, Maj Herbert was
elected Chairman pro TEN.
The minutes having been read, the follow
ing bills were reported by Mr.. Marbury,
from the COMMITTEE on Finance and Ac-
counts, and ordered to be paid. viz: Mehaf-
fey & Co., kindling wood, s4444 As, Peake &
Nails hardware &C., S1O.35; John Powell,
carpentering $3.50; George w. Piper. re-
pairing blackboards, sl5.
Superintendent Carnc reported that the
experiment Of how soon the Peabody build
ing could be cleared in case of Il fire had
! been tried and the time found to he within
two minutes. and that he had ordered fire.
qlient drills i'll dismissing rapidly TO take
place, in order that should fire occur, there
would be no panic
Also, that he had secured the services of
Miss Addie B. VAR to teach Hallowell
School No. 4 for the rest ofthe session, at S25
Il month
At the suggestion Of the Clerk, he was
authorized to issue second permit in favor
Of Jared Hayden, who had left Washington
School to go to work and desired to return.
The Clerk, also, reported that deed of
the lot on the corner Of Cameron and
Columbus streets to B. +. Price and others
had been duly executed and that the terms
of sale had been complied with.
On motion of Mr.. w. F. Carne Miss Cora
Cox was elected Il substitute teacher
On motion Of Mr. Marbury, the Committee
I on Schoohouses and Furniture was directed
to report upon the propriety and cost Of
providing a large bell or gong for the Pea
f body building.
The Board then proceeded to consider the
estimates for the ensuing year. when the
Clerk was directed TO request the City
Council To appropriate $1,000 for schno
purposes for the ensuing year
. Mr.. W. F. Carne, upon whose motion
5000 over last years estimate had beer
added. then offered the following resolu
ton. which was unanimously adopted. viz
!, Resolved That the Clerk of this Boart
be directed to inform the City Council thai
the mount required for the public school:
for the coming fiscal year, in excess o
81. POO will be used only in case that thu
expansion OF the system requires its use
Otherwise it will be allowed to remain anC
diminish the school levy Of the succeeding
| year.
And. AT S:l5, the Board adjourned
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And. at S:l5, the Board adjourned.
ltyou appreciate comfort. buy your Shoes
Of ID. Ruben 4 Co., 6S King ST.
DIED.

April Both at 9:;I0 p. M. MABELLE H., daugh-
ter of II. G. and Sarah f. Field, aged years
|t?"Friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from No. ~ south Lee street, at ; u.
H., Tuesday May ID.
At auckland. Prince William county. Va,
LAURA NJ, beloved wife of j. W. Dunn in the
10Th year of her age The best medical aid could
not arrest the fatal disease which was Of the heart
She leaves Borrowing husband. with all infant
son. and numerous relatives and friends to mourn
their loss. She had been for several years con-
sistrnt member "f the Methodist Church ut this
place. While sadness fills the heart of the atflict-
ed. it is blessed thing to have the assurance that
she is al rest As the end drew near she expressed
no fear of death, but said almost with her dying
breath. Il will soon bc at rest" Oh what \ teS-
timony to leave behind, when about to enter into
the dark and chilly waves Of death She will be
missed, sadly missed, hut God in his love and i'm
finite wisdom hath taken her. and at his uncrrinu
judgment We must not murmur. hut say, THY
will oh Lord not mine be doue" May the husband
and friends realize that their irremlrablc loss, is
her eternal gain. and she swcetly sleeps i'm the
arms of our blessed Redecmcr, who has said "B,
thou faithful until DEATH and l will give thee a
crown of life, and we cannot doubt that, Laura
is to-day wearing the crown promised to his faith.
full children. God has given and he has taken
away, blessed be The named of the Lord WAR
rcnton Index please copy. I'd.
auckland, Va, May LIST.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 1.--yirgnia Is deferred -:
do consolidated G2ls do second series 81 past
due coupons So new 104Os I2a:l bid to-day.
Cotton higher; middling 12l,. Flour quiet
Howard street and Western super , 75aS5 90
do extra > 23aSG 90; do family 5OaS1 50;
City Mills super ) 50aS4 40: do extra ) OOl
So So do Rio Brands 2JaS7 81: Baltimore
high grade family SIS 90; do winter wheat patent
81 10. Wheat-Southcrl easier; sycster, firm
and quiet Southern red 1:I5a14O; do am
Der 142a14G; No = Western winter red spot
ll;;al43h; May 143ls; June 143a143%s July
126E2al2T Aug 1923 22@s. Corn-Southern
steady; Western dull and higher Southern white
81; do yellow ST; Western mixed spot S3ls bid
May S2i!. hid; June S2t,aS3 July S2TsaS3
Aug S3liaS3"i Oats quiet and firmer South
rrn 3GaGO; Western white 5Sa60; do mixed 56l
3S; Penna JGa6O. Rye quiet and nominally GOA
%. Hay easy and quiet; prime to choice Penna
and Md 16aSlI. Coffee dull Rio cargocs ordinary
to fair Sl2a91.. Sugar firm; \ soft 9?s Whiskey
steady III 81 %
NEW YORK. May 1.--Stocks rather dull and
lower. Money!. Cotton quiet and STEADY; up.
lands 12Ll Orleans 12l, Flour quiet and steady
Wheat rather quiet and Sale better. Corn fairly
active and "la1c higher.
PHILapEI.rnlA CATTLE MARKET. May l.
Cattle--Nlarket active; sale 24OO; prime S.s,
81; good IrsaStl; medium Tasa73, common
CAT Il fat Cows 5a714. Shccp-Markct active
sales 5000; wool Sheep CASH.; shcarcd Sheep
54ea1 II; fall Lambs 7aSls spring Lambs 4a7
Western Calves G4aS12; Chester county Calves
feaSa4. Hogs-Market active; sales $500; few
prime IL; good 1O12a10%l medium 10a1OE4.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

| DR.. +. G. Mcttaucr, Of Prince Edward
county died Friday last
There is very little or no talk ofan eXtr:
session of the Legislature now.
Henry Hcaton has purchased the Youn!
farm near Round Hill, Loudoun county, o.
acres; for $50 per acre.
The farmers of Fauquier county are more
forward than usual this spring in getting
their corn i'll the ground.
The annual meeting of the Shenandoah
| Valley Railroad Company is to be held al
Luray on Wednesday.
The exports ofmanufactured tobacco from
Petersburg during the month of April
amounted to 392, $50 pounds.
1t is generally understood that the farm Of
Mr.. Sharpe Wilson near Petersburg, will be
purchased for the site of the Central Luna
tic Asylum.
The truckers around Norfolk began straw
berry picking Saturday, which was sevel1,
days ahead of the usual time The Weld at
first is not expected TO be much.
II is said that Marvin. the bigamist. ha.
promised to write full history Of his re-
markable life, for q we'll known publisher
This is TO be published in pamphlet form
and given to the public.
In Northampton county. last week, Geo
West and his wife, colored, had IL quarrel
during which the wife seized 4 pistol and
shot her husband in the stomach, inflicting
it is supposed Il fatal wound.
The samples Of Virginia leaf tobacco re-
CURED by the Italian Government are open
for inspection in Richmond. The quantity
to be furnished is $4,000 kilogrammcs. or
about 100000 pounds.
Mr.. W. NJ. Wilcox, well known and pop-
uiar citizen of Prince Georgia. brother of
Senator r. Boiling Wilcox, died at his resi-
dence in that county on Friday evening. al
ter Il protracted sickness. aged about 40
years.
Judge &. \. Fitzhugh. who was ousted
from the Hastings Court judgeship of Rich
mond, has responded tnvorably to a call OF
1000 citizens Of Richmond to become the
democratic candidate for the mayoralty of
that city.
There is strong disposition to put Massey
up as candidate for Congressman at large.
This was the expectation of his friends be-
fore the adjournment ofthe Legislature, and
this was the object his friends in the Legis-
iature had in defeating the Reapportionment
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS AND
R0ATS

Alexandria aud Fredericksburg T. R.-For
Washington-Lcavc at 600, 500, .S:5:;. and 10 a.
M lao, >, ., I. and 500 p. M. and / = midnight
On Sunday at 500, SOB, and 10 n. m.: 700 and
500 p m.
For Richmond and the South--Leave $50 and
Hap Il. III. daily, and $40 p III. daily, except
Sunday.
Arrive ut SOB Il. m. and 12:4O and 9:2O N.
Washington and Ohio K R-For Leesburp--
Leave 1T 800 4. III. and AGO p. M.
Arrive ut S:15 4. III. and Bio D. H.
Virginia Midland Ry.--For LynchhurS and the
South.-Leave ut 1876 II. IN. and 7:25 p. m. AR
rive at 12:43 and Bpm
For Manassas.-Leavc at 7:45 4. H. and arrive
at 555 p III.
Washington Steamboat Co., C. W. Ridley Gen
Manager; Capt. John X. Wood Fl and Pass ACT
Leave Alexandria at 600, 7:30, $50, 9::SO, 1O:3O
and 11:30 q. m., and 1890 130 2:3O, :,:5O. .i:}O.
j:3O and 6:3O p. m.
smith leaves every Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day.
Arrives Oh Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth Fortress Monro. and
the SouthThe Steamer George Leary, George
Mattingy, Supt.; P. 3. Hooe, Agent Leaves wharf
foot of Prince street on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays, at 5:3O p. m.
Inland and Seaboard Coasting GOWN Thomn
SON, President #. A. Reed, Agent Janney's wharf
Lady OF the Lake.-Leares this wharf every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 5:3O D. IN.
For New Hork-Steamers E. c. Knight and Inn
Gibson leave every Friday morning Arrive every
Monday.
Cfyde's Steam Line weekly to Philadelphia.
Fall River, Providence and Boston.-Leaycs ever
tuesday Arrives every Monday.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
~" shoe The rc',y age and body ofMe Times

II" Sho" the rc''y age and body Of The Times"
John J. Sullivan, the well-known actor.
died at Mercy Hospital, Chicago, Ill.,. on
Saturday afternoon ofconsumption.
In the Circuit Court at Washington on
Saturday Judge Macarthur set aside the
verdict for $1,000 damages in the case of
Hallet kilbourn against John G.. Thompson
as excessive, and granted Il new trial.
William Haynes Leawcll. pastor OF the
Frst Baptist Church of Boston severed his
connection with the Baptist denomination
yesterday morning because, as he claims, it
does not allow sufficient liberty of thought
The most important act passed the Con-
necticut Legislature, which adjourned We'd
nesday, was that authorizing national banks
to resume their old charters us State banks
without changing the amount of their cap
ital i'll case they may not care orenew their
charters this fall as national banks.
The road from Wolf Creek to Saint Rock
Tenn, 4 branch Of the East Tennessee, Vir-
gina and Georgia Railroad, was completed
on Friday, connecting the Western North
Carolina Railroad with the Tennessee sys
TEN, and giving another line from the sea
board through the Blue Ridge mountains tc
the West
Hon.. Alex. III. Stephens is being urget
| to become 4 candidate for Governor Of Gcor
gia, in order to avert thrcatcncncd dissen
sionS i'll the democratic party of that State
and will probaly acquicscc in the general,
expressed desire. Gen. l.. J. Gartrcl say:
| he will he III independent candidate. even
should Mr.. Stcphenshe the democratic nom
: iup,.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS

CLOSING. -
Washington, d. C., and Northern mails 8 a. IN.
Il N. and and S:15p III.
Western mails 4:30 and SIS D. H.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, II; 90 m
and 4:3O and 900 p. IN.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynchhurg,
Va. through mails, 6:30 p IN. Through and way
mails, GOO Il. H.
Manassas Division GOO a. IN.
Alexandria to Round Hill, Va, SOOa M
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washington
d. G.. $50 H. H. II III. and = D. H.
southern mails, via Richmond, Va $50 "A. m
and $50 i. III.
Southwestern mails, via Iynrhhnrg. Virginia
$50 A. H. and Ito p. IN.
Manassas Division CHS D. H.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va. 3:30 p. III.
Office HourS--Otiicc opens nj $50 T. m, aud
closes at 700 p. III.
Sunday Hours-Oi!icc opens ut 900 Il. M. and
closes ut 9:3O a. III.
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NNRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of decd of trust made the 18th day
of July, 1878, by John W. Beckley and Geo II
franklin, recorded in liber D. No. 1, page 1872 OF
the land records Of Alexandria county, Va, de-.
fault in payment having occurred and by drec
ton OF the beneficiary named in the trust, will
offer for sale by public auction in front of the en-
trance to the court room OH Fairfax street in the
city Of Alexandria, Va, OH
WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of MAY, 1882
at II o'clock m, lot of ground in Alexandra
county, Va, known as the
"FEEDAL LOT"
located on the Alexandria Canal, and Washington
and Alexandria Turnpike Road, with the improve
ments thereon containing thirteen (13) acres. one
rood and thirty-seven poles. "
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to nav EXPENSES oi
sale and pay S255.S4; s24O on the first day OF
October, 1882; $24O on the first day of October,
1883, and the residue of the purchase money in
SIX and twelve months from October I, 1888 the
deferred payments to bear interest from the day
of sale and to be secured by the bonds of the pur
chaser and deed Of trust on the land Convey
ancing at expense of purchaser.
PETER WISE, Trustee
WILL OFFER at same time and place the LOT
l. OF GROUND on Lee street, between Queen
and Princess, next adjoining the Gas Works on
the south, fronting on Lee street 50 feet and run
ming back to Union street POO feet
Terms cash. Conveyancing at expense OF the
purchaser W. MILLER.
myl-2awts Trustees.
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SOME OF the republicans Of the State seem
To have gone about Is far in their support
of Malone bosSism IL they can we'll atior;
TO go. The Jmi"y IJTginian says it wants
TO draw attention to the fact that the
Republicans OF Virginia. knowing their
power, do moi intend to tamcly and al
irctly submit to insult and contumcly eithc,
from Republicans. whose natural sympathy
ought To teach them better. or those who
have been invested with II little hricfau hor-
ity i'll the state through Republicans votes
amd Republican influence"
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To-DAys TELEGRApHIC DISPATCHES.
To-day's Congressional Proceedings.

A number of private bills were introduced
anu some business of minor importance
transacted in the Senate.
The bill to repeal the discrimination
against the appointment of eX-Confederates
in the Army ofthe United States again came
up on the calendar and division upon the
pending question to refer to the Committee
OH the Judiciary, resulted in q to 191. The
yeas and nays mere ordered and Mr.. Call
took the floor, and antagonized tho position
of Mr.. Edmunds
Mr.. George spoke of the good effect Of a unani-
nous vote to pass the bill.
The bill went over without action upon the
close of Mr.. Georges remarks
The Senate then took up as the unfinished
business, the Senate bill to establish Court Of
Appeals
HOUSE.
The rules We're suspended and resolu-
ton enabling national banking associations
TO extend their corporate existauce was
made the order for Monday next
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Coal Prices for NAV.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Reading
Railroad receivers have issued their circular
of coal prices for the month of May. On the
line and city trade:
White ash ut Schuylkil Haven is to sell
ut $2.75 for lump, steamboat, broken, egg,
stove and small stove $500 for chestnut No.
/; S2,45 for chestnut No. = The price of red
ash ut the same place is S2.7l for broken,
egg and stove; -. 60 for chestnut No. l. and
81 80 for pea No. |.
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ACCORDING TO the laws Of Mississippi
which prescribe the form and shape and
style OF the ballots used in that state Cen
eral Chalmers received majority III the
legal ballots cast in his district ut the last
Congressional election held there. hut not
withsanding that undisputcd fact the re-
publican majority i'll the House Of Repre-
scntativcs OH Saturday last ollSteh him from
his seat and gave it to his contestant, ne
gro named Lynch. and in their blind parti.
Sanism We're assisted by the two Virgins,
rc;''linStcrS. Mr. Paul openly voting with
and Mr.. FulkcrSon declining to vote against
thrm
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Charles X. Wilson, confined at the iuil O

Charles X. Wilson, confined ut the iail of
the District of Columbia on the charge of
forgery and obtaining money under false
pretences, made futile attempt Saturday
night to commit suicide by hanging. What.
perhaps, led to the attempt comes probably
from the fact that Lieut. Kelly visited the
Jail Friday and fully identified Wilson as
the man wanted in New Jersey for very
serious crime. Upon the fact being made
known to him of his Identification he became
very detected, and spoke of the terrible dis
grace to his respectable parents and family.
Mr.. Hudson, one of the deputy wardens.
first discovercdthe man hanging. The ply
stefan after an hour of hard labor succeeded
IN restoring him to life. During the work
OF resuscitation Guiteau was an interested
spectator, at times giving directions as
to what to do. Wilson acknowledged to
llent. Kelly that his right name was E. c.
Foster
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THE DEATH OF W. NJ. Walkcr.-The
death of W. NJ Walker, Esq, Of Westmore-
land county, was announced in the Gazette
ofSaturday. The Northern Neck News in its
notice says:
MIR. Walker had for sometime been in
bad health, and the most eminent physicians
III the country We're consulted, but failed to
render him any relief or, indeed. to ascer-
tain with any certainty what was the COM
plant with which he suffered His death.
however, is supposed to have resulted from
dangerous wound which he received dur
ing the war, and from which he continued
TO suffer all his life Though but a mere
boy, he entered the army as private. and
earned for himself the reputation of brave
and gallant soldier. Since then he has sue
cessfully practiced his professionalism of
LAWN his own and the adjoining counties
and won the confidence and respect of all
who knew him. He took great interest in
all public affairs, and in peace as in war
was always foremost in battling for the hon
or and the welfare of his native State, for
which it may be truly said he laid down his
life. For two terms he represented West
moreland in the Legislature with honor to
his State and credit to himself and up to his
death he was one of the Supervisors Of his
county. He leaves a widow and several
children besides large circle Offriends and
relatives, to mourn his early death"
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
Masonic.

Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. %, A. F. &
A. NJ, meets in the Masonic Temple, on Cameron
| street, on the second and fourth Thursday even
ings Of each month
Andrew Jackson Lodge, No 12O, A. F. & A. M,
meets in the Masonic Temple, on the first and
third Thursday evenings of each month
Mt Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, No IA meets
IN the Masonic Temple on the first Monday even
ing i'll each month.
Old Dminion Commandcry, No. II, Knights
Iemplar. meets in the Masonic Temple, on the
third Monday evening in each month.
Odd Fellows.
Marley Enrampmcnt, No. 6, meets in Odd Eel
lo@s Hall H. Columbus street on the second and
fourth Monday evenings in each month
Potomac Lodge, No. :5S, meets in Odd Fellows
Hall. II. Columbus street every Friday evening.
Sareptn Lodge. No. 46, meets in Sarepta Hall.
IN King street between Royal and Pitt streets
every Tuesday evening.
Red Men
Osceoa Tribe. No. J. meets in Sarrpta Hall,
every Thursday evening.
Knights of Pythias
Mechanics Lodge, No g. meets at their hall. ON
~ Fairfax street, opposite the Market Building
every Monday evening.
Oriental Lodge, No. u, meets at same hall, every
Tuesday evening.
Knights of Honor
DciiS maven I-ouSc,s-NO. 100, meets at Belle
Haven Hall, south Fairfax street, between King
aud Prince streets, on the second and fourth Wed.
nrsday evenings of each month
Royal Arcanum
Alexandria Council, No: G27, meets at Roll.
Haven Hall, on the Secont and fourth Monday
evenings uf each month
Catholic Societies.
Society Of st. Vincent de Paul meets at.St
Marys Hall, south Royal street. every Sunday
afternoon.
Alexandria Catholic Benevolent Society mects
at ST. Mary's Hall, every Sunday evening.
B'nai Birth.
Mi. Vernon Lodge, No. 259, meets in Ssrenta
Hall, on the second and fourth Sunday evenings
in each month
Rechabites
Potomac Tent, No. 3, 10 E., meets in th. hall
OF the Knights Of Pythias, north Fairfax street
every Saturday evening.
Good Templars
Golden Light Lodge, No. 337, meets in Odd
Fellows Hall, north Columbus street. every Tnas-
day evening
Reform Club.
Alexandria Reform Club meets at their hal, an
Fairfax street, between King and Prince streets
every Friday evening.
Independent Order of Mechanics.
Lafayette Lodge No. II, meets in in the hall of
the knights Of Pythias, north Fairfax street
every Tuesday every.
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lT WILL bca cold day forGcneral Johnston
when he hears the last Of his implied but
utterly groundless imputation upon .hc
honesty Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis. The Ni.k.;-
burg Commercial says: " .a..
An itcmizei account Of the ,isburS,.-
mcnt Of the confederate specie distributed
among the troops of Dibrell'S command
which accompanied Mr.. Davis has been oh,
tanned by General Dibrcll from Col. W. G.
=. breckenridge and given te the public
The malicious Islander SO eagerly seized up,
on by the enemies Of the cN-prcsidcnt h;l:
already been trumphantly refilted, and the
voucher is merely an object of historical in
terest-lnlcss it may still be required to sat
isty the eXactng official conscience Of Gen
Jo. JohnStOn.'
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1882.

Mg SUMNER, about whose bravery no
one at all acquainted with him ever enter
tanned doubt, was patriotic enough to face
the frowns and defy the censure of the
Legislature that elected him by rising in his
seat in the Senate and proposing to remove
from the flags of the army the names Of the
battles of the civil war, and thus partially at
least obIitcratc the memory Of that war.
Mr. EdmundS, on the contrary, whose
courage has never yet been tested. wants
the memory of that war pcrpetuated
and that, too. by Il standing insult to. the
vanquished on the statute books Of the
country. Ent leaving patriotism ont OF
view, and looking ri the subject as Il plain
practical and material question, all reason
able people will he disposed to think that
Mr. Summers was the wisest course
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Shrewdness and Ability.

Hop Bittcrs so freely advertised in ali the pa
pecs' secular and religious are laying large sale,
and are supplanting all other medicines. There is
no denying the virtues of the Hop plant and the
proprietors of these BttcrS have shown treat
shrewdness and ability in compoundinga Bitters,
whose virtues are so palbable to every one's nh-
servati0n.-E Examiner and Chronicle,
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Hanlan Victorious.

LONDON, May 1st.--The rowing match be-
tween Hanlan of Canada and Trckett of
Australia has just taken place on the Thames
and has been Won by Hanlan by 1 lengths
Hanlan won the race with great ease.
The stakes were for e1OOO