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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-30

+. GLEASON.
TAKE n. B. NOTICE.
Il or THE DOWNFALL IN TmE PRICES OF
DRY GOODS
FISHER & HAVEN ST.
ford will sell as as any other house il not lower.
READ THEIR PRICES,
then 90 and endmne their Goods and you uW buy Of them.
Plain and Printed Cotton and Wool NJ. DeIanes in good
styles and qualities IL IL cts
Printed NJ DeLaines styles and qualities II cts
The finest and best Hamilton Pacific DeIAnes 20 cts.
Splendid styles and qualities Cotton Wool Plads
Wv "''"' '"9 - Per Sa'u'
All Wool plaids in the best qualities, SO cts.
Elegant Byadere vaencas yles-a Ia Vietora the most
beautiful medium style Dress Goods in fashion, in all ooors
at 81 1-2cts.
Beautiful styles all Wool Printed NJ DeLalnes 30 62jc
Real Madder Prints, at St cts.
The best qualities OF American Prints made, only cts
English Prints in fine styles and qualities, IL IL
NJ d. Beges Cotton and WOOL fine Goods, only IL cts
Yard wide Bleached Cottons, cheapest
in Braiteboro, 10
Heavy Fine Brown Cottons very cheap, from IL Sc.
40 inch yard and inches wide Brown for
Sheetings, &c, &C, cts.
The heaviest best Cotton Pannes only IL
Remnants of Prints direct from the manufacturers and the
The qualities by the h. which every young lady that
expects to bed quilt should look only g per h.
Fancy Silks splendid styles cheap-oheaper-
cheapest, from 81 lie to 81 rs per yard
Black Silks which we sell upon good judgment
and Their reputation as To wearing qualities at 81 l2c 75c
81 81 IL H. and 81 IS yard look at them and you will
see that can better afford to buy them than for
good Dress will only cost viz s. So So So gil 25 $l2 so
each.
The best quality yard wide Floor Oil Cloths 45c per yd
The best quality yard wide white Canton Mattings only
All Wool 2 Ply Carpetsi at 62l-2c
Splendid Patent Brussels Carpets the kind that never
wears out from I5c to 81 per yard
1000 lbs prime Cotton Batting 10 to the h., only 10c
-------
Chinelle shawls In beautiful colors from IS to $40
Extra Fine Plaid Wool Long shawls in all colors very
cheap only IS
The "BEAU MONDE" o ROUND CoRNERED WOOL
SHAWL, from SO to 80.
Elegant CLOTH CIRCULAR oLoAKs in Black and
Coors, from 81 to 81.
THE CLOAK.
Splendid RAGLAN CLOAK the sleeve style) In Black
Gray Cloths and Beavers from S. to o.
n'RrN'A'EH' FISHER & HAVEN,
IL MAIN SrREEr orfosrrs HioH
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-10-30

FARM FOR SALE.
"a The subscriber wishes sell his Home Farm In
lW Hinsdal, n. H. situate within three miles OF Brat
lnlE&k teboro village, consisting Of One Hundred
and Finy Acres. suitably divided into Moving, Pastur-
ing, Tllage and Woodland, with convenient Buildings
For particulars inquire Of L. g. Mead Esq., Of Bratteboro
or Of the subscriber on the premises.
ERASTUS DICKINSON.
Hinsaale, n. H., October a. 1858. AZ
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PFIce, VI per hottie 7 SIX BOftIes Tor 80.
Sold in Brattleboro by N. THORN and JOSEPH CLARK
and by all dealers In medicines everywhere 24eow1y
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In politics, and upon all scctaran questions, will be
strictly neutral. Each edition will be
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
with engravngs by eminent artists, Of notable OBJ
jec events In all parts the world and the national
and social pecularties Of every people II will
tain views Of every important City, Of ences Of note in the
eastern and western hemspheres Of all the principal ships
and steamers Of the Navy and Merchant Services with fine
portraits Of every great public character male and
female Sketches Of picturesque scenery representations Of
"fe on the wave" and exact Illustrations OF admirable
curious specimens from the animal kingdom will also be
given. One great feature Of
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW LOT OF JUVENILE BOOKS, jus
L Y received at FELTON's Book store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.


Additional Foreign News by the ihu'a"
QUEBEC, June The Indian brought Ill
cabin passengers and 100 in the Storage
The news is of but little importance.
GREAT BRITAIN .--O1 the lSih, in the
House of Commons, the debate upon the re-
solutions proposing to censure the Govern
neut was continued without eIicitlng any
thing of importance, being confined to the
mere asking and answering OF questions
committee was granted to Inquire into the
best means Of manning the navy. The House
adjourned until Thursday. Wednesday being
the Derby day.
Messrs. Naylor, Vickers & Co., OF Sheffield
and New York, have resumed payment IN
full.
INDIA Photographic dispatches from Bonn
bay have been received at Malta. AzInghur
was relieved on the 18th OF April ty Gen
Lugard with but trhing loss. Brlgadler
Seaton had defeated tue rebels near Futtin-
enur, killing and wounding 3OO, and captu-
ring their guns and ammunition. Ihe oouy
Of rebels 10 tue MallpOOra Mountains were
also defeated; as also large BODY IN tue
Saulpoor Hills, where 500 were captured.--'
The British loss was severe, Including hTe
officers. Gen. Rose had delayed his advance
upon Calpee IL con sequence OF the threaten
ed demonstration by the rebels up the lhansi'
TURKEY.--A Vienna despatch says the
Monteuegrins attacked the Turks, and near
ly snniuiiated their whole force, killing Ma
mel Pacha, their COMMANDER, and capturing
all their guns. The Montenegrns lost 700
k.iei and WOUNDED. The Turks were 'UUO
strong, the Mln,enegrlns only 5000.
LONDON " eduesday M,rniug line Times
reports the funds quiet, 10 consequence Of
tue uncertainty prevailing az to the fate OF
the Ministry The Daily News reports Con
sols q shade lower; gold continued to How
into the Bank of England in considerable
quantities la the Discount market choice
6llls were negotiated at 2t(G21 s cent. The
jm bay mail is expected to reach England
this evening.
NlylJr, NIckers 4 Co., of Liverpool have
announced their readiness 10 meet every la
bility, whether matured or not. FOut-htths ot
their assets were in America, where their
collections have exceeded their expectations.
The Duchess VI Orleans died al her resi-
dencc Lear London after brlet illness on
tie 18Th aged 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03
Revenue comm,s.,oner Of stafford.

John IL. Su,tle. esq, Informs us by letter
that we we're in error in the statemeot that
the Commissioner of the Revenue OF Stat
ford county had been fined 81 600 Tor nature
to give the Sheriff his books within the time
prescribed by luw--tbat there is not par,
ticle of truth il the statement" We heard
Of the fine--but net precisely as 10 the tribu-
nal which imposed tin several quarters
and believed it ~ be true.
There is no man. writes MIR. outti''
"uho has in our county discharged his du-
ties more faithfully aud correct'y--but ow-
in, to his great care and particularly, be has
alWays over run the ume prescribed by law"
- Ere3rrickSbur1 Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03
lCoMNUSICATED.

,,,bs Measure recently Of seeing the
' T., At this place, in full blast; it great
iN' ,,.sd all expectations. There have
l'', ,s,.Dtly, additions made to the sssab-
s', 'a.o,. which give room suscisos for the
..Ds, employed. A large collection of
90, lsdies and gentlemen were present.
w. ,-.iic,ed failure, but it's proprietor,
g. ~ showed them better things chan that.
,.,,. he is altogether uuacqasinted with
~, I'D fail; be has blOtted it from bis vo-
,'tol,ry. How could tuers be failure
.neb men as B. & T. are engaged in it?
s1s1 .orrrised to hear tnat' this place has
i ',, from the stump, within the last eigb-
s's'O mop,hs Or two years. This is q large
wD ,so,ils establishment here. There Is.
livery stable: hacks, buggies, and
'h'; riding horses, can be got upon the
ION, notice. A very large merchant mill
'''' Ssso built very recently, which supplies
',~uotry WITH the best Of meal and flour,
= no inferior quality.
3.iIy mail carried In two morse coaoh,
bs,yeen this place and Rours Hill;
~ daily mail to MorrisVille. A daily
"a If stages will commence running be-
. n this place aud the Warrenton Springs,
,,oo as the season commences. There
'SI b. q tournament here on the Alb ofJuly.
:, hs {, llowed 10 the evening by msgnif-
,,t.l-a baud Of music having been o.
,,sed for the OCCASION.
St. T., a (copartner) Of the establishment.
las lust returned from Cuipeper G. Il. lie
.s.1, isslruus Of having u branch establish
m,u. q. this place, as the demand for arti-
lie. 10 their line is daily increasing. There
ops fae church here, and another is about
nip, erected; we have preaching every Sun
S,s. A friend at this place. makes. . very
,ucerior plough: ne feels very cJnident that
liioe farmer, would only pstronize him, there
would be 90 use vi their buying any more
GO,po. Tue friction between the mould
bosrd and the earth, iorms compound
which i, highly beneficial to the soil. One
plcushug will answer for any ordinary crop.
R.ppabannock Station, Va. May 81, 1858
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03
virginia Election.

KING GEoRGE.-W. 5. Brown. Clerk OF
County and Circuit Courts :--Ge). Z. Mar
shall, Sheriff Robt. COakley, Commissioner
of the Revenue.
SHENANDOAH c. Williams, Clerk Of
Circuit and C,unty Courts; }. }. GTandstatt'
Sheriff; VIM. Tessenger. Surveyor; and j..
Watson and S. Renker, Commissioners OF the
Revenue.
U.ypsuIRE Daniel Il. Keller, Sheriff f;
Abraham Smith, Surveyor; and Herman Z.
Smoot and James Caudy, Commissioners OF
the Rcveune. J B. White, supposed TO be
elected Clerk of the County and Circuit
Courts
BERKLEY Lafever, Sheriff; u.
Alburtls, Clerk OF the County Court; j. Dnnn,
Clerk of the Circuit Court; g ". Murrhy,
Cummonwealth's Attorney; }. Farrell, Snr-
veyor; P. J. Mussetter, Commissioner OF the
Revenue. -
JEFFERSON. W. Campbell, Sheriff; I.
A. Moore, Clerk OF the County Court; X. l.
Brown, Clerk of Circuit Court; ). Stone
Commissioner of the Revenue; }. Hess, Sur
seyOr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03
Congress-.

I 10 the Senate, yesterday, a message was
received from the President, and, on motion
of Mr.. Seward, referred to an appropriate
committee without reading.
MIR. Mason moved to print 1000 extra
copies of the report of the Secretary OF State
on foreign commercial relations agreed to-
Also, that $50 be appropriated to each OF
the ministers who have officia'ed as chaplaius
o! the Senate during the preset session; laid
over.
A number of reports were received from
committees, among which were several from
the committee on District of Columbia: all
of which were laid over under the rule.
On motion of Mr.. Mason, the resolutions
relative to aggressions on the rights OF Amerl-
can citizens were made the order OF the day
for Saturday.
In the House of Rspresen tatives, the con-
sideraton OF the report of the select commit
ee in the Fort Smelling case, was resumed.
Mr. Faulkner offered resolution that the
evidence has failed to exhibit any fac: or CIR
cumstance connected with the sale which In
the slightest degree impeaches the personal
or official integrity Of the Secretary OF War;
and that as the subject in connection with
the questions was a matter of Judicial inqui-
~, the committee be discharged from the
further consideration of the subject.
Mr. Clark, of n. Y, also offered a series
of resolutions, differing from both the ma
jority aud minority of the committee. lie
insisted that the evidence did not 10 the
slightest impeach the perFona or official 10
tegrity Of the Secretary Of War, but con-
demued the facts and circumstances attend
log the sale, which probably, he thought was
vOidable. lie desired the evidence to be
transmitted to the Secretary Of War, in or
der that be, in conjunction with the Attorney
General, might take such action in the prem
Uses, as the public interests may require.
The debate was further continued and Fl.
nally Mr. Barksdale demanded the previous
question, which was agreed to.
| The first Of MIR. Caskie's resolutions, ox'
honerating the Secretary Of War, was then
adopted ayes 1873, noes 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERlC4

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERICA.
HALIFAX, June 2--rhe royal mail steam
ship America arrived here this morning with
Liverpool dates Of the % Of May.
10 the House Of Commons, Mr.. CardWeIl
withdrew his motion censuriug the Derby
ministry. This was considered virtual trl'
umph for the Government.
Naples bad in effect rejected the demand
of England for indemnity to the imprisoned
engineers of the Cagliari, and the Neopoll'
tan Government was actively proceeding
with its military deiences.
There is nothing later from India.
Sir Joseph Hawley'c horse Beadmsn won
the Derby race.
The Kangaroo arrived oct on the 22d ult
The MAREETS.--LIvERPo0L. May r.
The c,tton sales Of the week reached only
81 900 1ass; fair and lower qualities had de-
cliucd ID, and middling IL. Breadstutts
were dull.
ro,,,le ,loso1 q. o. f,r mnnev
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MARIE ID.

A, Christ Church, Baltimore, on Tuesday,
n. lst instant, by the Rev. DIR. Balch, ALLIE
GHANY SMOOT, of Alexandria, Va, TO Miss
SUSAN l., MILLER, daughter OF J. p. Mil,
lu, esq, OF Baltimore.
On Thursday, 9th OF May, by the Rev Chas.
ynulgerode, al ST. Pau's Church, Richmond,
Dr.. RANDOLPH BARKSpALE, TO Miss ELL
ZABETH B., daughter OF VIM h. Mcfarland,
go all OF Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03

No sales OF Flour reported on, Change. Sales
principally 10 the city trade, and quotations
nominal. with fair receipts. offerings Of Wheat
light, and market dull Sales OF white at loo
CLOSE; red ga O3c.; qualify inferior The
iemand for Corn is less act've-offerinss good
sales reported OF white and mixed at $500
yellow 6uGo3c. No change IN Rye, and re-
celpts light. Sales Of Oats at 35c for country
measure All other articles quiet and IN
changed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03
FIFTH ANNUAL EXCURSION

YUM UAliULlUo fhlEND SOOlEll.
two, The steamer H8IHN has
49, been engaged for an EXCURSION
TO lne ravlllon. at GLYMONT, on THURS
Day, the 10Th Instant. She will leave Wash.
ington at o'clock A. NJ, aid Alexandra, at
=, A. NJ, and /, P. NJ Returning, Sue Will
leave Glymou'. at , and 9 p. NJ, conveying
passengers to Washington each time.
An excellent DINNEW and SUPER, together
with Lee CREAM, CONFEcrloNFEY, ne, will be
furnished BY the ladies' OF -. Marys Congrega-
ton TO all who may desire them.
ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED BAND has been
engaged for the occasion, and the Committee
pledge themselves 10 spare no effort 10 render
the occasion pleasant one 10 all who may Ia
yor them with their presence.
II" TICKETS for lady and gent man,
ONE DOLLAR, tor a lady. FlfIl.CENl i
for children and servants, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS. Dinner. 80 cents. and supper, TWEEN
ty.tlye cents. The proceeds are TO be applied
70 the erection OF building, 10 be used as a
Free School.
Tickets to b had OF John 4. MiIbnrn and
J. William Bowling Alex 'ndria, J. r. Ellis,
Washington, and l. Kidwell, Georgetown.
Executive COMMITTEE.
Thomas CoyIe, Albion Hurdle
Michael d. McOsker.
il I'D Sentinel and >taI-eo2)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03
The N arkets.

BALTIMORE June 2.-Flour IS active; How
Ud street and Ohio $a,37i; City Mills nomi-
na!ly al 81. Wheat is dull and unchanged; red
lgGOjc., white, good to prime, llo0llec'
Corn is active and firm; mixed 64G65c.; white 30
Jo7c yellow o7G7lc. Provisions are dull and
generally unchanged. Whiskey is dull, at 2O'H
2lc
NEw YORK, June 2.-Flour is heavy; sales OIL
,5oV bbls.; State $3.7AGS3 SIS; Ohio $4.4o0
$3.50 Southern $4.3s6$47O. Wheat is scarce
and higher, sales of $1,000 bush; Milwaukee
Club, Sc; Western red csc. Corn has an up
ward tendency; sales of 10000 bush, the sup
ply was scarce; yellow 79GSOc.; white steady
a; 7lG73c. western mixed 6sG7Oc Pork ls
quiet; mess is dull at $l7.6u6$l7.75; prime
$l42OaSl425. Lard is quiet. Whiskey
Is dull, at 2O62i4c. Stocks are higher. Va
rs "a; Mo- IS 50 Sterling is fiat at lo9s6
l0gf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03

VALUABLE LAND IN F UQ L ER
Y COUNTY, VIRGINIA. FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale his FARM "AlR.
LEY" in Fauquier County Va, Immediately
adjacent TO Catlctts Station, on the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad. 81 miles from Alexandria
By recent survey the tract contains ONE
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY
SIX ACRES, OF watch about 500 acres are
we'll wooded, with the finest timber, beng
large surplus over the quantity required tor the
uses of the farm, and rendered peculiarly valua-
bic by It's proximity TO the Railroad.
OF the remainder of the land, 200 acres are
superior slIuviai bottom on Cedar Run, readily
producing 80 10 IS bushels OF corn per acre,
aud vel adapted 10 the growth OF wheat and
grass The upland is OF tine quality and eX-
cerdIngly productive OF all kinds OF gram and
grasses The whole tract Is well wateTcd ard
highly in proved. Cha; portion not under cult
vd,Ion. being well taken III blue grass Timothy
and CIuyer) and possesses IN hl4h degree the
al autages OF d healthy aud convenient loca-
ton. and OF being we'll suited 10 both farming
and grazing purposes The Improvements con-
r57.> sIs' of a new and commOdous Dwell
tn- LING all Overseers' house, and the noces-
sary complement OF barns stables, &c.
To those. TO whom the size OF the farm might
be Objectionable offer is made ri portion OF
the above tract. (say 500 acres) including all
the principal Improvements and having advan-
tages equal to the whole in point OF situation;
abundance OF wood and water, quality OF soil,
&c. The subscriber will take pleasure III
showing he premises 10 persons visiting the
farm with the view OF purchasing, and will re-
ply promptly 10 any communication requesting
Iurther particulars. Terms liberal and accom-
m,dafipg Address c. !. SrONlN,
For terms, &c reference is also made TO my
Attorney. Rice W. Payne, esq, at Warrentcn,
Virginia l. }. >.
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Pursuant TO a
I J decree cf the Circuit Court OF Loudoun
in the cause therein pending, Ia the name Of
James W. Taylor, complainant, against Burr
Swart and other defendants, the undeIaign
commissioners named in said decree Will Cfcr
Tor sale, at public auction, TO the highest bidder
az the residence OF said James W. TaS Tor IN
the county OF Loudoun, commencing about noon
on the l7ih day Of July 1858, the real and per
sonal property mentioned in said decree, VIZ.
. The tract OF land on which the said James "
Taylor now resides, containing about 40
aCRES Of LAND the said tract is situated
on the turnpike leading from Aide 10 Smokers
VILE, about | mile from Aide. There is an eX-
En- ceIent DWELLING HOUSE upon the
- premises, with the usual out-hoSses ard
farm buildings III good order The land IS fer
tile well waleIed, and in healthy region.
Also, all the Estate and interest OF said
James W. Taylor, in the dover lands OF his
wife Mrs Elizabeth Taylor, formerly Mrs
Elizabeth Swart, being one undivided eighth
part thereof.
Also the following slaves:-ANN, HENRY,
CHARLES, JENNEY and MARY; and all the
personal pro erty upon said first mentioned
tract, including II HEAD of HORSES Cone a
fine Stallion) and Colts, 20 head OF CAL III,
Hogs Farming Implements Carriage Wheat
Machines, Wagon, Carts aud Household RI h
NlruRE Also lot of CORN IN the Corn
House
Terms or SALE-The Slaves will be sold tor
cash Upon the sale OF the residue OF the per
sona property, upon all sums OF $40 and up
wards, credit will be allowed 10 the purchaser
OF nine months, upon executing bond with good
security for the amount OF the purchase, with m
terest- upon all sums under $40 the cash VIII
be required The terms OF sale to be complied
with before the removal OF the property, and
upon the failure OF purchaser 10 comply with
the terms of sale Immediately, on request, the
property 10 be resold at his risk.
The Real Estate will be sold on the following
terms: one.tenth Of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash, as deposit, TO be forfeited OF the
failure OF the purchaser 10 complete his pur-
chase; sutfc ent amount TO be paid on the con
irmation OF the sale, TO make with the cash de
post, one.thrd OF the whole amount and the
residue IN two equal annual lnsta lments the
deferred payments TO beaI interest from the
day of sale and to be secured by bond with
good security, and the title to be retained tiIl
the purchase money be all paid
B;P; N0 LAMP ! Commissioners
J. r. TUCKER, OIL SAFE
W. B. holland, Auctioneer.
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wv GOD PARK AND ROSE HILL AT
w PRIVATE SALE-1hese + A + MS,

w GOD PARK AND R)SE HILL Al
w PRIVATE SALE-These + A K MS,
lying in Orange county, on the Rapidan River
with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
passing through each OF them. containing l,lz9
ACRES. We offer these Farms jointly or sepa-
rately. and in such quantity as will suit Fur-
chaser. Lying IL the very heart OF the Rapdan
valley. these lands cannot be surpassed IN their
fertility. In beautiful scerery, they are I'M
equaled embracing !uiI ard extended vlew OF
the Blue Ridge oi two beautiful rivers, and a
train OF cars passing twice day.
r!s.r> With handsome and commodious DIVE
u LlNGS. aud superior out-buldlngs on each
Farm; with d good Apple and Peach Orchard,
with chestnu' and locust fencing; wIih large
proportion OF river low grounds, and the high
lands beautifully undula'ing; with superior
waters, good health, good society, and within
one mile of a Railroad station, manufacturing
mill an Episcopal Churcu, first rate schoo ,
and within three hours travel OF Washington
or Richmond With these advantages We IN
vie attention.
My address is Rapidaa Station, Orange and
Alexandria Railroad. Va. B. F MALE.
Orange county. my l5-2awtinJe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-03

The New York Post says" The british
Outrage" question appears 10 be taking stroh,
ger hold upon the minds OF the tmid holders VI
stocks; consequently affairs a, the stock FIX
change still wear an unavorable aspect. Al
though no difficulty is apprehended, yet the dis
cussion of the subject is sufficient to deter the
outside public from investing in the speculative
shares 1t is this class OF securities tnai are
how suffering in price, while State stocks, oahS
shares, and first mortgage railroad bonds are
comparatively well maintained. ihe demand
Tor prominent city stocks only is very good
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oRANGEAyp ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
aes yg i e

Hs W i ; ~ ~. 81. -
TeNHE TRAIN leaves Alexandra daily at =
O'Clock, A. NJ, Tor GordoDsvllle, connecting
with the trains on the Virginia Central Rail
road for Richmond and the West, and with the
trains on the Manassas Gap Railroad, Tor Wood
stock aud intermediate points.
The TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night eX-
ccp,edJ at ; o'clock. p. Nj, for Richmond, New
Orleau, Memphis, aud intern etla'" points
Through tickets at the Railroad Station.
An accommodation train leaves Gordons'lIie
daily. Sunday excepted Tor Alexandria al
$50 a VI. arriving al 30, A. VI. A dai!y
train leaves GordonsvilIe at 1890, A. NJ, aLil''
inc At , O'Clock, PM J. K. NICkLlN,
- 2rf Ticket Agent.