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DIED.

On Tuesday, the 10th instant, at his residence
in Prince Georges County, Md THOMAS |;
MARSHALL, Esq. The deceased had filled
many public Offices with credit TO himself ard
satisfaction 10 the people. He was one of the
Judges of the Orphans Court of the County for
several years, twice a member OF the House OF
Delegates, and was elected by the Legislature,
some :ew years since, 10 the office of State Ii
brarian, but was unable TO enter upon It's duties,
as he could not, under the decision Of the Court
OF Appeals, get possession OF the office.
At her residence, in Hoboken, New Jersey, on
the 18th instant, Mrs MARY ). Chiffon,
relict OF the late George Chiffon, OF New York,
and mother OF K S. Chiffon, esq, OF Washington
In Prince Georges county, on the 10th inst,
JAMES q SASSCER, in the 2sth year of his
age. He has left a wife and a very interesting
little son, and a large circle OF friends TO mourn
his loss! In the midst OF life we are IN death.
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SOmm EECIAL

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-Flour is firm Howard
street and Ohio 81 so; City Mills $4.376S4 50.
Wheat steady; red ) l.O3G$IO5; white Sl.l5f
Sl.2O. Corn firm; white and yellow selling for
5Sc. Whiskey is dull at 2ZG@3c. Provisions
in better demand, and prices are somewhat
firmer, but no quotable change.
New YORK, Feb. 25.-FIour heavy; sales OF
5000 bbls State SC. lower, 81. 3UGS4.35; Ohio
Sc. dearer, S4.S56S3.OO. Wheat continues very
dull, ana prices nominal; Southern unchanged,
81 asa 20. Corn continues dull; white 67G
69c.; yellow o6G5oc. Pork is buoyant, mess
having advanced l0c, and quoted at $3.50.
Stocks are lower generally. Cumberland Coal
Co. 81. Va. IS 9 Mo. Gs S3i. Sterling
Exchange dull and nominal.
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Congress.

In the Senate yesterday, MIR. Mason intro
duced a resolution calling on the Secretary OIL
the Navy, for a list Of vessels lost add destroy
ed since 1898. together with the names OF
prizes captured.
Mr.. Crittenden presented the credentials
OF Mr.. Shields, as Il Senat r from Minnesota
together with that gentlemau's petition that
he should be allowed . seat before the sdmis-
sion of the contemplated State into the Union.
Upon the petition a lengthy discussion ensu'
ed, after which the subject was laid on the
table.
10 the House Of Representatives., the Chair
submitted a communicative from the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury respecting the fitting
the old Saloon of the Patent OfEc &c for the re-
ception of models, and the appropriation of
$4,000 for that purpose.
Mr.. litmsn, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a Dill providing for
the orgaization of a regiment OF mounted
volunteers to defend the frontiers Of Texas;
also, authorizing the President 10 case OF
emergency, to call out four additional regi-
ments Of volunteers.
Mr.. Faulkner, from same committee, sui
mitted a minority report on the same subject;
both of which were referred back, ordered to
printed, and made the order OF the day for
Wednesday next.
The resolutions for the expulsion of Mr..
O. b. Matteson--;he special order Of the
day-were then taken up, and discussed at
len 9Th.
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Virginia Legislature.


In the Senate, on Wednesday. bills were
passed increasing the annuity Of the Institu-
ton for the deaf and dumb and the blind, BY
the addition of S., 900, and to appropriate
81, 500 to purchase musical instruments for
said Institution.
Refunding to Francis Hanna a sum of mo,
ney paid on erroneous assessment Of proper
ty.
For the relief of Richard p. Trice, of Fair
fax county.
The following Senate Bill was taken u:
BE Il enacted by the General assembly, That
the 1T section of resolutions entitled, "Reso.
lutions in relation to the sale of works OF in
terual improvement, 10 which the State Is in
terested," adopted Feb. 26 1856. be amended
and re-euacted so as TO read as follows:
Resolved By the General assembly, That
the Board of Public WORKS be, and are here
by authorized and directed to attend, either
in person or by agent duly appoirted by said
B ,ard, the sale of any work of any internal
Improvement in which the State Is a stock
holder or otherwise interested, whether such
sale be made by virtue of mortgage, Judg-
ment, or other lien, and that said Board be
authorized TO purchase, on the part and Tor
the use of tie Commonwealth, any such pub
Inc work so offered for sale, If In the Judgment
of said B1ard of Public Works, the interest
of the State would be protected or promoted
thereby; Prorided, every such purchase by
the said Board shall be returned to the Gene
raj Assembly for confirmation at the next
ensuing session.
Tins act shall be in force from its passage.
After a few words from Messrs. Floyd,
Thomas and Deueale, the bill passed.
Mr.. Thomas offered q resolution, which
was adopted, appointing a select
to report a bill for the protection OF the fish
cries on the Potomac, in accordance with the
laws passed by the State Of Maryland
Committee: Messrs. Thomas, Beaie and Isti-
%aierro.)
The bill giving the consent of this State
10 the purchase by the UGited States OF reaI
estate in the town Of Portsmouth and county
of Norfolk, and excepting the same from
taxation was taken up, rejected, and the bill
laid on the table.
in the House of Delegates, a bill was pass
ed to incorporate the Farmers aud Merchants
Insurance Company Of R)muey, in Hamp-
shire county.
mmunication WAS received from the
Senate announcing their agreement to a re-
solution from the House, with an amend.
nent, which makes the resolution read thus:
Resolved, That the House Of Delegates
will, with the concurrence of the Senate, pro-
coed on the first day Of March next to the
election of the following officers: A Secretary
Of the Commonwealth, "a Treasurer. an Au-
dit r Of Public Accounts, a Second Auditor,
a X ,gister Of the Land OGce, a Public Prin-
ter, a superintendent of the Penitentiary, and
General Agent and Store-keeper OF tue Peni.
Tertiary.
An engros-ed bill authorizing a loan to the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad vas taken
W and discussed by Mr.. Johnston, of Harri-
sou. and Mr.. Kembie at considerable length
against the bill, pending which, the House adj
burned.
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ID.

On the Esd instant, by the Rev. DR.. Cummins,
DR. c. p. CULVER, OF Georgia, 10 Miss LOUl-
SA F., eldest daughter OF W. NJ. Morrison, OF
Washington.
On Thursday. the llth of February, 1858. al
Trinity Church. New Orleans. by the RI Rev
Bishop Polk, PHILIP p cambridge, esq of
Virginia, 10 BETTY TAYLOR BLISS, daugh-
Ter OF the late General Zachary Taylor.
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BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25.-The Leavenworth
Times says that the judges and clerks Of the
Shawnee election have been arrested, and
testify that the poll at Shawnee was taken to
Westpor,, and 300 names added thereto at
that place.
Mr.. Clarkson, postmaster at Lesvcnworth,
was burned in efigy, and threats were made
to hang him if caught.
Advices are t, hand from Camp SCOTT,
January 5th. The health Of the troops was
good. The weather was remarkably mild.
The District Court bad indicted Young,
Kimbill, and others, for high Treason.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY $. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF a Deed OF
Trust, executed 10th OF April, 1857, ard
recorded in Liber 5, No. 3, page 1872, | will sell
at the Mayors Office, on Monday the ED INST,
ut II O'd,ok, a valuable NEGRO MAN.
Terms cash. JAMES II. MCEElGH.
teb l3-pots Trustee.
u The above sale is postponed until Thurs
dgy. 18th instant, al II O'Clock, NJ
feb 23-2t J. H. MCV, Trustee.
~ The above sale is further postponed until
Saturday, The 9Th dSy Of March, at the same time
and place. }. II. Nc'., trustee
feb 2'-2ayts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

VALUABLE POTOMAC LAND, MILL,
Y AND FISHERIES FOR SALE.-As At
torney for the heirs OF the late Charles h.
Warren, | offer for sale the valuable estate called
HIGHLAND AND ARKENDALE, lying in the
County OF Stafford. containing about THREE
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
This estate binds OH the Potomac River for SIX
or seven miles, and OIL Aqua Creek tor three or
four mIles-havlng upon 1t valuable tlShE-
RIES- one OF which rents for 81 100 per an
mum. This Is one OF the most valuable landed
estates in Eastern ViTginia-is fertile, well adap-
ted to the production OF wheat, corn, rye, &c,
and IS regarded AS highly valuable grass grow
ing farm, the blue grass putting up early and
abundantly enabling the grazer to drive ms cat
tie 10 market early in the season. There Is a
very large supply OF valuable TIMBER conve-
nieut to navi cation, and a very valuable grst
and manufacturing MILL on a never falling
stream OF wafer, having a large country Gus
tom, and within one mile OF the Potomac River.
The machinery is OF cast iron. new, and all the
arrangements of the Mill highly approved. A
portion of the purchase money will be TequITei
upon the completion OF the purchaSe-but d
large proportion thereof can be divided into an.
nual lnstaIments, running up 10 tue LIST day OF
January, 1866, as there is a balance OF unpaid
purchase money yet due upon this land, and a
deed of trust thereon TO secure said balance
Any sale that may be made will be subject 20
the confirmation of the Trustee in said deed, or
the Circuit Court Of Stafford County. 1t will be
sold in whole or III part, as may be agreed upon.
JOHN H. SUBTLE.
C,yila ". ian k-Daurf
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Grain AT Chicago.

1t is stated that there are about one million
bushels OF wheat in store, and about sixty thou
sand barrels OF flour at Chicago. Wheat is sell
Ing al 53G55 cents. 1t is The general opinion
that two million bushels OF grain Will be ready
there for transportation upon the opening OF
navigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

NOR RENT-A WHARF, in good order.
with a LARGE YARD adjoining This
property is well located Tor a Coal depot, Lum.
Der, or Wood Yard.
Also, TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES;,
I:Non the wharf, well adapted for Commits
sion and Shipping houses.
Also, a number Of VACANT LOTS, on I'M.
on street, very desirable for Plaster lois. For
terms, enquire OF GREEN x BROTHER.
nov DO-tf
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BY : J.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1. =. L |, u L. rISI ppE - NAI

BY $. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THRUST SALE OF FISH BARRELS, WATTS,
HORSES. &c.-Will be sold, on Tuesday,
NI ah day IF March, at II o'clock, A. NJ on the
premises, a large new Fish House, adjoining
Eastlack's Ship Yard, on Union street, contain.
ing so ne twenty thousand feet OF Lumber
900 Fish Rarre's; IS Whiskey do
50 Fish Hogsheads; 3 Fish Vats
Tubs, Nets, &c $50 bush. Salt lot OF Plank.
Also. at same time and place
3 fine Horses, one a superior Saddle Horse
Q new Carts, and one new Dray
TERMS For all sums OF ard under S2O,
cash: over that amount and under S73, sixty
DAYS: over that amount ninety days on notes,
satisfactorily endorsed.
feb 2O-eots d. FUNSTEN, Trustee.
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Garrisonville, Va jan s-2swtf

y 900 TONS OF COAL ON HAND
O.UUU W. H. DUNCAN begs leave 10
inform the citizens of Alexandria, that he has
now laid in his Winter supply OF COAL. His
stock, consisting OF White and Red Ash An
thracite of the different sizes, Cumberland Lump,
Run OF Mine, and Fine. is the largest ever oher-
ed in this market. II is clean and IN nice order,
and will he sold al the lowest market price.
" Office on Union street, End door south OF
", dec ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

The Cadets Of the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute will be presented to the Senate and House
of Delegates, this morning. at 10 O'clock
Governor Wise will be present by invitation
on the occasion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

rISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-
IL The copartnership between the under,
sgmed, under the firm name Of SMITH X
WATTLES, was dissol "pd by mutual consent
on the !st day Of January, 1857. Either part.
neI was authorized to use the name OF the nrm in
liquidation IHOS. W. smith
teb 26-3t n. 5. WATTLES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

ANALOGOUS RUBBERY--About , o'clock
this morning, as Mr.. lIaney, the pilot Of
the steamer Powhatan, was walking to his
resiednce after the arrival of the steamer
nj her wharf, he noticed that he was FOL.
lowed bv TWO men, who logged his foot
steps. gaining rapidly un0n him, and finally
tbcv came 20 close that Mr.. H.. made up his
mind to widen the gap between them by
starting into u run. Before he could put his
! intention into execution. be was struck on tae
back Of the head by a Slung shot and knocked
senseless. Reviying in an instant, he be-
gan to cry Tor help, but one OF the ruthans
drew a pistol, and placing it to bis head,
told him him to hush instantly, or he would
blow his brains out. They then compelled
him to deliver his purse, which luckily
contained bot s.. 50. The robbers then took
t, their heels, making good their retreat.
Mr.. II. thinks these fellows came up from
| Aouia Creek a. passengers 90 the PJwhatan
lat night, and noticing that be was alone
and f~ancying that he war possessed OF a large
sum of money, followed, hoping to make u
big haul. One Of the fellows was tall and
slim and apparently accustomed to the busi-
ness, doing his nefarious work With the dis
patch and dexterity Of professor. The 9TH
or william was a small man. and wore q tight
fitting knit scull cap Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

We are Indebted to Lewis Mckenzie, esq,
Delegate in the Legislature, from this city,
for important State documents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

TUBS, SPOEES, FELLOES, SHAFTS,
Innings, Cloths, Carriage Canvass, Leather,
Ruckrams, Bands, Handles, Knobs, Joints, Col
lars, Slides, Files, Nal, Castings, Laces, Fringes,
Tassels, &c, &c, &c.
Every article in the Coach Finding Line
cheap for cash ELVANS Il THOMPSoN'
Sign OF the Red Wheel, 1926 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington. d. C.. feb lO-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

The Legislature of Minnesota has followed
the example OF the General Government, and
put forth all issue OF treasury notes, though o. a
more convenient size, fves and tens.
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aag- | am one Of those who think that h

Qay~ | am one Of those who think that the
time has arrived when the expenditures OF our
City should be carefully looked TO, and who ap'
plaud, generally, the action of the City Counci!
in the reduction OF salaries. ! trust that this re-
T. euchment feeling will not end with salaries.
There are many other leaks which require look
ing after. such as the cost OF street cleaning, &c.
! fear, however, that in the first blush OF the
matter, the Councils have not exercised a pro-
Der discrimination in the reduction of salaries
and would respectfully instance the case OF the
Superintendent Of Gas, an office now filled by a
man who has proved himself most faithful and
efficient, and whose daily and nightly attention
10 his responsible duties merit, IN my humble
opinion, an increase rather than a dlmlnu'lon o.
pay. am informed that il is in contemplation
to reconsider this subject. l;so, hope the case
referred 10 will not be overlooked or unad"Is-
edly acted oil. There are Offices requiring not
one fourth OF a man time, which are PAID near
", or quite, as high as the Superintendent OF
Gas THIS is surely not Just, nor Is II exPeGient
feb 26-h a TAX PAYER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

The late buoyancy in breads'uts al the New
York Corn Exchange has subsidized, and the
market is heavy. There is but little demand
for eY port.
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LOCAL 1T e M y Z.

-N
FATAL ACcIDENT.-It is with great regret
that we have to record the death, By q fatal
accident, of Mr.. SAMUEL PEACH, one OF our
most worthy and respectable citizens. Yes
tsrday afternoon, Mr.. Peach was walking on
the track of the Orange and Alexandra Rail
Road, and when about one mile from town,
near the Cameron Run crossing, he was
oyertaken by the train Of cars comirG To-
lie was not seen by the engineer OF the ioeO-
motive, until the train was close upon him,
when the whistle was blown, and the brakes
applied, but before the train could be stopped,
or Mr.. ?. make his escape, he was struck by
the cow-,atcher of the locomotive, and thrown
violently off the track, his head being much
bruised and mangIed. lie lived only ab ut
! ten or fifteen minutes after the accident but
never spoke. This melancholy disaster has
caused sincere regret, and the family of the
deceased meet with the sympathy OF all who
know them, and Of our citizens generally.
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTEs.-Counterieit
notes on the Farmers aud Merchants Bank
of Baltimore, were passed off on several Of
our citizens, OIL Wednesday, By a stranger,
whom the police are on the alert to arrest.
WASHINGTON ITEMs.--Ths death Of Will
liam Farrell, who was wounded On Monday
Afternoon, under circumstances we have al
ready briefly recited, took place on Tuesday
nlrht, q little before midnight. THIS will
eve a more serious CON plexlOn u the charge
against his ASSISTANTS.
The SATURDAY NIGHT RIoTS.--A further
investigation into the circumstances OF the
savage riots Of Saturday night last was had
Yesterday afternoon before Justice DOnn.--
Ii eyentua,ed in the holding the following
parties to bail for trial at the next term OF
the Criminal Court; VIZ. Augustus HechIey
10 $500, James Ragan in $1,000, VIM. Illus
sey 10 $500. Patrick Barry III $1,000, aud
AdolpLuo Erb IL $500.
MORE RIorING.-On Tuesday night, and
again Yesterday, parties of disorderly men
entered shops, and committed outrages. 10
one case an arrest was made and the RIO
tiers VINO are not citizens OF W~ashIngton)
we're committed 10 jail.
Rev. DR.. Ives, formerly Protestant Epis-
copal bishop CT North Carolina, will lecture
in Washington on Wednesday next at Phil
harmonic Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

"ICKORY,O OAK, AND PINE WOOD FOR
tt sALE-SAMUEL BEACH & SON are
now engaged in running their own WOOD to
market, consisting of the above named kinds,
which they offer tor sale, (at their Wood Yard,
on St. Asaph street, opposite the Jail, or at the
Fish Wharf, where landed,) to their customers
and others, cheap for cash; and as they intend
TO sell for small profits, ask a share OF public
patronage. SAMUEL BEACH.
sep lift JOHN s. BEACH.
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From H

New YORK, Feb. 25.-The steamship City
Of Washington has arrived, bringing dates
from Liverpool Of the -, but her ad'lces
have been anticipated.
The mail steamer due at Halifax, has not
arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

NAknEN SEEDS-W are now receiving
" our third supply OF Landreth's Fresh and
Genuine Garden Seeds. Catalogues 10 be had
gratis upon application 10
J. LEADBEATER X son,
Siabler's old stand, No. S x 7 South FaiTtax-st.
? no u
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BY S ] NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II EAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON.-On
IL Thursday the l+h day Of January, 1898,
at II o'cDck, ~, will be offered tor sale, on the
premises the extensive establishment on the cor
ner of Queen and 81. Asaph streets, in this city,
~ known as the "ALEXASDRIA ACADEMY -
u The buildings are all Of brick, three stories
in height, with Easements; OF best material and
workmanship; are fully supplied with gas aud
water, and thoroughly heated by hues. They
were built expressly tor an extensive Boarding
School, and are admirably adapted for that pur.
pose; but admit, with a moderate outlay, OF
a change into three commodious Dwellings.
For further particulars, apply, prior to the
sale. 10 ROBERT BROCKETT.
Terms al sale. dec l5-2awts
II The above sale is postponed to Thursday.
the lsth dayof February, Of same place and hour.
ian l4-2awts ROBT. BROCKETT.
- The above sale is postponed to Thursday,
March 4h, at the same hour and place.
feb iq-2awts ROBT. BROChETT.
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7 IBERTY HALL!-OPEs EVERY DAY AND
EVENING THIS WEEK.-Can be seen !. ON 5
o'clock, a. NJ, to 10 o'clock, p. VI - The great
est combination OF LIVING WONDERS IN the
world
Prof ALEXANDER MONTANA, the living
Skeleton, holds his Isvees each day and eyen'n-.
DR.. J.. 4. CLARKE, EXHIBITS himself entwln-
Ell IN the folds OF living serpentS; some OF winch
are II lect IN length.
TOM THUMB the second, 20 years old; 81
inches high. ,
THE OHIO FAT BOY, IA years old, and
weighing near 400 pounds.
THE WILD WOMAN, from the OPoionoko
Swamps, Florida.
THE OURANG OUTANG, or BEAST.WO-
MAN. rom the interior OF Atrlca-and the larg.
est collection OF ANACONDAS, and BOA
CONSTRUCTORS. ever exhibited.
Tickets Is Ccnts-ChilGren and servants hall
price. irO <o-"''
rUANu-NO. PERUVIAN OF direct i'm.
VI portation.
AFRICAN. containing Ammonia and Phos-
pilates, in large proportion.
COLUMBIAN, in bags and barrels.
MEXICAN, "A a" and".A,' in barrels.
SUP. PHOS. of LIME, warranted OF best
quality, IN bags and barrels.
BONE DUST in barrels, warranted pure.
All OF the above fertilizers are warranted OF
best quality, and are offered al the lowest mar.
ket prices Lfeb 81 FoWLE Y Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

rENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING SHAWLS
(J Having on hand, a few OF those very
heavy SHAwLS tor Gentlemen we will close
out me lot by selling them at greatly reduced
prices: al o, a lot OF superior BED BLANKETS,
which we will sell at prices that cannot fail TO
give satisfaction. J. F. Il L. A. LARKlN,
feb q No. "a, King. treet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-26

VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.-The subscribers offer for sale that
property adjoining the Fish Wharf on the south
side, and running l05 feet 9 inches more or
less, to the line Of the property known as Dun
das'S, fronting upon Union street, and running
east into the Potomac River. II has upon II one
80 two story FRAME BUILDING, renting
ID for 5000 per annum, with one or two nsn
sheds. The Platform Wharf has been rented at
some Fishing seasons from $500 TO S4OG-thiS
Wharf and water privilege offers a fine oppor.
tunity tor some Coal Company as a most con.
venient point for the landing and shipment OF
Coal. II not disposed OF privately before, II will
be offered at public sale, on MOnGay. the LIST
day Of March, 1888, on the premises, sale com
mencing at II o'clock. For terms, &c, apply
10 FLEMING x DOUGLASS,
n. w. corner King and Union streets.
feb l7-eotd
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ID EMUYAL-ST M y CO, Druggists,
IL would respectfully notify their friends and
patron, that they have removed 10 }. NJ.
Stewart's new building. No. 1913, King street.
Zone door below Taylor Il Hutchlson's Dry
Gods Store) where they will be pleased to See
,hsi, old friends and patrons. feb ~
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VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE, WIZ
CHESTER, VA-The fourth annual session
Of this Institution will commence September
LIST, 1857, and continue five months. The Board
Of instruction is complete, and superior advan'
teges are offered for a thorough and polite edu'
cation. For further information, send and get
a catalogue. S. P. YORK, A. NJ,
G. LA MONTE, A. B,
Principals and Propristo:s.
Winchester. iy 7-eoly