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The Eclectic College Of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.

Tne E1ectkc COlIeBe "
CINCINNATI, o.
THE Spring Session of 1859 will commence On
i Wedpesdsy. the 9th day Of February, ana
continue 10 weeks. full and thorough course
Of Lectures will be given, occupying ~ OF seven
hours daily, with good opportunities ior atsen-
ton to practical Anatomy.
The arrangement Of the chairs Wiii De - io'-
TIE. st. JOHN, NJ. D..
Professor Of Anafomy and PhyssotogE
J.F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Czsmtsfry and Pharmacy.
A.J.HOwE, ND.
Professor Of Surgery
C.H. CLEAvELAND, u. d.
Professor Of M9er'id hedted ana fheTdPe"t'cs.
WIN. SHERWOOD. NJ. D.,
Professor of Medical Praefsce and hdfhotogv.
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.
Emeritus Professor of Csretrdt Paysfology ana
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING. d. D.
| Professor of Obsfesrics and Diseases OF "o"e"
and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore. observation-disclosures, " " Inr1tl2ns
| go OO: Demonstrators Ticket, ~ ". sEf ~
Student is required to engage IN dl.sec,e ~ oao
session before graduationJ UrHansssloh. - 80 -.
| The Iecture-Rooms are newly nnisnen, neet.
| and Comfortable and in q central locantys VI
COLLEGE Hall, Walnut Street, where sLnaensa
LII Ana r. convenient 70 call on their arrival
| T;cEets for the session may be obtain cd q tns
Dra1 ~ the Faculty. ut bis ONCE, NO. % Eignu
I.s;treet- or Of Prof g y cleveland. Secretary
the fscuity, No. 100 seventh Street neA, Elm
JOHN AlNo' D'' IN 49,.
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LAWRENCE FOUNDRY
MACHINE WORKS.

KIMBALL BROTHERS have now in opera
N, ton their Foundry and Machine Works.
and are prepared to furnish Mill Work Of al
kinds, both Cast and Wrought, STEAM En-
GINES, HORSE POWERS, SUGAR MILLS.
THRESHING MACHINES, and all kinds Of
Machinery needed in Kansas. Having long felt
the need of Works of this kind ourselves. We
have fitted up cur manufactory with view to
the wants of Kansas, and feel confident We can
give perfect satisfaction To all wishing Aachine-
~. Give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid 10 repairs. Old Cast
Iron wanted. klMBAEL hkOThkhS.
August y. So.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR LEcoMP;;
Monday in eae,l month. Office, at my residence
one mile 2putn-west Of Lawrence. in Leeompton
T90E or 81. P. 0. Address, Lawrence. Kansas.
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The following is the result of observations
for the month of December.
Mean range of thermometer in the open air, 3lS
The warmest time was at Up. m, the 96th,
when the mercury stood at $40 in the shade; and
the coolest time was on the 9th, at a. m, when,
the mercury stood at 3 below zero.
The greatest height of barometer for the month
was 1915 inches the lowest, 2S.65 inches.
Mean range of barometer. 90 - inches.
l.. g. HEATH.
Lawrence. Jan. lst, 1859.
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Quindaro Mills.

T'HE undersigned are now prepared to grind
4 Corn. and in few days will make Flour
They would therefore solicit share Of the pub
Quindaro. K. T.. Sept 4th, 1853.
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m. M. simpson,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Once No. :, Massachusetts,
. = street.. Lawrence. Office hours A y. 70 !
7. u. Dee, iaF Il
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Ohio state and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
L land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred,
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
(Feb ID sly NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
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I. C STAFFORD A.c.w. sAFFoRD,
Stafford d Stafford,

Ii. q SAffOkp A.C. W. SAffOhDy
Stafford d Stafford,
A TT0RNEYS and Counsellors at Law, will
II practice in the several Courts Of Record
in Kansas, attend TO cases in the Land Once,
and give particular attention TO collections IN
all parts Of the Territory.
Will. also. attend to the location Of Land
Warrants, investments IN city property and
claims, the examination Of titles, payment Of
Nom Residents taxes. and the purchase, sale and
renting Of village property, in all parts OF the
Territory.
REfEREScEs:-Hon. F. p. Stanton, Kansas;
Hon. Marcus j. PARROT. Leayenworth, Kan;
Hon. Cha; Robinson, Lawrence, Kan; Eldridge
Brothers, Lawrence. X. l., and Kansas CITY,
No.; VIM. +. Lockwood, Omaha, n, T.; Rey-
nolds, Ely L. Co., Chicago. H.; Hon. H. n. Smith,
Plymouth. Wis; Gov: ). z. Chase. Columbus
Ohio; Hon. T.. Bliss, Elyria, o.; SCION Palmer
Esq, Cincinnati, o.; J. G. Grannis. Esq. Cleye-
land, o.; II. 7. Baldwin, ESQ.,, Detroit, Mich
Edwin Cook, Esq, New York City; II. Ely, Esq.
Rochester, n. Y; DIR. A. b. Child, Boston. Mass
NJ "A. c.. W. SAFFoRD is Notary Public fol
Douglas county. Sept. IL. 50
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Attachment Notice.
Attachment
S. y. WOOD, Plaintiff.

S. y. WOOD, Plaintiff,
rs,
JOSEPH l.. SPEER, Defendant
Before VIM. NJ. Douglas, Justice of the Peace,
Lecompton township, Douglas County, X. 7.
JOSEPH l.. SPEER, Defendant will take
notice that an attachment has been issued
against him in the above case. for the sum of
sixty seven dollars and twenty-five cents and
interest since October LIST, 1855, for money paid
at request Of said Speer, and costs of suit, which
has been served and returned, and the case con-
tinued for trial to the l4th day of January, A ID.
1852 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that Plaintiff will
offer himself as a witness on said trial.
Dec. %, '58.--6t 5. n. WOOD, Plaintiff. q
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NOTICE!

NOTICE!
A LII person indebted. BIZ note or otherwise,
a for seed or clothing received Of the National
Kansas Committee. are hereby notified that the
subscriber has full power Co settle the same.
The Committee have incurred debts and as
sumed liabilities Necessary Tor the relief Of the
people in times of suffering. and are depending
upon the collection Of these dues to meet them.
They are also pledged, after the payment Of
expenses and liabilities, TO devote the balance
to the redemption Of the Protection Fund
Scrip" which was issued during the fall and
winter of SO and 81. to cover actual expeudi-
tures made BY individuals during the Difficult
ties.
1t is hoped that the relief afforded by the sale
Of the seed and goods, the former at cost and the
latter At price much below their real value and
on q credit Of a year. will enable most of those
indebted to make payment this winter, Grain
and other marketable productions will be re-
ceiyed in payment at cash prices.
Arrangements will be made as soon as possible
for those residing at distance from Lawrence,
to meet the payments in their own neighborhood.
+. Is. WHITMAN.
Lawrence, December IA, le5a.
In the absence Of Mr.. Whitman from Law
renee, information may be sought Of VIM. Hutch
inson. Esq.
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WEIBLING'S
Y FEED AND SALE lTABLE.

WEIBLING'S
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE,
Delaware st, between Fourth and Fifth Sts..
LEAvENWORTH, K. 7.
II WILL attend to all cases of vetsrisary prss-
i tice. All kinds Of Horse Medicine, prepared
and for sale; also Corn, Oats and nay. Horses
and Vehicles bought and sold.
To FARMERS AND TRANSFERS ve ssA oher
great inducements, having attached % our
Stables the LARGEST WAGON YARD in
Leayenworth. being 100 feet front b. rs feet
long. in the business portion OF the sit,: with
good well of water. capable Of watering any
amount of stock, and sheds with feed troughs
attached.
A call from our friends and the travelling pub
licfespectfuIly solicited, Terms moderate.
Leayenworth. Sep. II, 1858. 3m
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
The place to buy Shirts, Collars. Crayats.
Searfs, Ties, Pocket Hdkfs, Kid Gloves, Buck
Gloves, Driving Gloves, Gauntlets. Mittens, I'm
dershirts and Drawers. 0yershirts, Hickory
Shirts. Hosiery. and other things too numerous
to mention, Is at SUTLIfF'S.
TO COUNTRY DEALERS.
We viii sell Goods at wholesale as low rs at
st. Louis, Kansas City, or LeavenWorth- Give
US q call.
N.B.-Persons indebted to US are requested to
call and pay up. Accounts mt three months
standing. will be left with proper persons for
collection. Oct ..
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PRENTISs & cRIsWokD

PREN1ISS q GKbSWUkU
A RE now receiving their Winter Stock q
~ GOODS, comprised Of large AssDrt aent Of
all articles in their line of business. which will
be old as cheap as the cheapest. and warranted
to be as good as the best,
BURNING FLUID. Camphsns and Oil, in
large quantities, and of the best quality. All
preferring light to darkness, are requested to
charge. Dec. 4, 50.
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IL for the month endi
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Armstrong, r Il
Armes. Nathan L ?
Archer, Ghss A
Atticks, Henry
Anderson. Mrs Z A
Aiexand ar, Horace
Adams. David
AgAew, Patrick
BurdiEt. Ayldaa X
burett, Els g Sc
Bush Samuel
Brown, Cyrus VI
bruce, Charles
Brooks. Hickman p
liri1kiey, Thomas ,
I5rOwnScn, Geo. W,
Brown, Ferdinand
Brown. LLOYD
Brown, John
Brown, Miss S E ?
Bower Soloman
Bohawnah, John
Bond, Siles
Bouren, G
BoyingtOn, Nelson N
Birmingham. Patrick
Behymer, DIR l. 2
Bair, Daniel .
Blanton, Miss Mary
Blanton. n BE-
Bacon, Miss Rebecca
Berner, Rev Christian
Bliss, Miss Hester,
Bassett, Owen I
Best, John C.
benjamin, Alpheus
Bard, Andrew
Berkaw, Mrs Elizabeth
Bailey, Mathew
Baker, Charles c 3
Boyer, Robert
Cook. William
Collins, Catharine
Colbarn, Miss Mary S
Cook, Miss Nancy g
Cochran, J k
Cook, Phillip P 2
Cook, John f
Creeyy, Mrs Jane 9
Culdice, Isaac
CrOweil, Edwin Q
Crofoot, James
Cummings, Fannie C
Cook, Miss Mary II
Cleveland. q w 9
Clarke, Joshua
Cloud, X w
Chesley. Chas W
Chambers, Norman y
Clarke. A A
Clarke, Mrs Claya E
Chapman, W Ii
Carpenter. j ames
Gard, W j
Carver, S L .
Campbell. s Ii
Campbell, G W Q
Davis, Joshua c
| Dorsey, Clinton 2
Day, James
Davis, Elinor
Davis, Thomas
Davis, Simon
Dole, Artemus W
Dickinson, johnson n
DObbins, James
| Dunn, Mrs Lizzie
Edwards, Mary A
Eaton, Eliza X
Eakins, David
EverhaIt, II 5
Embry, Gibson II
Everett, Chas W
Evans, Isaac 3
Evans, Edwards
Flanders, Alburt j. 2
Fuller, Mrs Sarah
Fuzzy, VIM a
French, 7 W
Foot, DIR. ID Y
Foster
Fox, Mrs VI N
Harrington, Geo. NJ
karman, Carlos
Fiske. John
Gates, Benjomin F
Gill, James w
Gill, VIM Ii
Green, John Z
Guest, BENZ. +. .
Gooch, Thos. l..
Gill. Richard g
Garratt, Robert ].
Gordon. Andrew
Cover, Harrison G
Green. Mrs f b
Graham. Virgil NJ.
Grant, Lyman q
Gray Isaac
Goss, e. W
Hyde. Edgar
Hurlbut, Lemuel
Hull, Sam'I q
Howard, John b ?
Hopkins, VIM J
Hopkins. Jepthy
Hollins, DIR = K
Howell, Dan'l
Hay, Geo
Hays, Mrs Jane
Haskell, Dudley c
Haines, Benz.
Ham. " T
Hartley, VIM
Hand, Sherman III
Hays, Wilson
Heitzman. Mrs Jane
Hendrio. Hon james
Heller, Martin l.
Hicks, j ohm ID
Human, Rensselaer, '
Henderson. Arthur C
Hill. A BE-
Hills, Edwin
Henry, Allen
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ng January ist, ls5g.
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Jones, Z. K
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Mueller, Henry
Morrison, John
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Pullman, Henry
Ragneer, John A.
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Randolph, J V
Richardson. Mrs. NJ B
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Wiley, A A
Woodward, Levi
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Williams, NJ A
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LIST, 1859.
WINS. Co., Ohio.
II. Clinton, Mass.
ington, ID. T.,
rray St., New York city.
Nakarusa, Kansas.
It Field, Clark Co.,
Dr.. AGRA, Green Co., n. Y
/, Whiteside Co., Ill.
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TO EMIGRANTS
To THE
MI i N rs I!

fNHE UNDERSIGNED commenced the GRO
l. Gerry and PROVISION business in Law
renee more than three years ago, and is the only
Merchant left, Of those who Were in trade then.
Being thus an old Settler. he fatters himself
that he can do Justice to those wishing for
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blackjack, MARSHALL & co.,

BLACKLOCK's WHARF, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
4 RE RECEIVING, per Schrs. Statesman, Be
n dell, Hamilton. Ann Pickrell, JunluS, De-
from New York and Philadelphia, their FALL
STOCK OF GROCERIES. WINES, LOU ORS,
SEGARS, TOBACCO, DC, &C., comprising very
general and choice assortment We name IN part
81 hhds. Muscoyado, New Orleans, and st. CroiI
Sugar
loo hbls b. and c. Coffee Sugar
100 Crushed, Powdered, and Granulated
Sugar
% boxes Loaf Sugar
l1;' bags Rio Coffee
I2j Java. Laguyra. and Mocha Coffee
90 hhds. Cuba and Porto Rico MolaSSes
- bbls New Orleans and y. Il. DO
% " Golden Syrup
30 chests Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
Soi (" Black. &C.. &c. sep2O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-03
OCEEN BLUNDER.

Some three months ago, amonga crowd o.
prisoners sentenced to the Chicago House OF
Correction, were two men. one Of whom was
sent up for two days. and his yoke-fellow for
ninety days. BY some inadyertencc. these
two got mixed u p and the two days convict
was made to serve ont the other mans term
of three months. at stone breaking. The We
tim of this mistake has sued for damages to
tho amount of $4,000
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION.

W. D. Massey. Mayor l.. B. Taylor, President of
the Beard of Aldermen; }. II. McVeigh, President
of Common Council Sd. Mccormick, Auditor and
Clerk of Board of Aldermen: G.. A. Tavcnncr, Clerk
of Common Council; Joseph Jcwctt Treasurer;
George W. Brent. Attorney; W. d. Stuart survey
or: Joseph c. Moore, Superintendent of Police:
Jacob Roxbury. Superintendent of Gas: James p.
Coleman, Measurcr of Wood aud Bark: y. 6. Hen
derson, and William Davis. Assessors: j. \. Field.
Northern District. and Wesley Avery, Southern Dis
trict Collectors of Taxes: George McClcish, Guager
Thomas Wilmington, Clerk of the Market: William
II. Mcknight, and John GREENWOOD McasurerS of
Lumber
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GROCERIES, &c.
J. H. McvEIGH 4 SON,
(ISncc,s,or, TO .M Teigh q Chamberlain

(Succ.s,ors 10 We Weigh d, Chambcriar.)
PRINCE STREET WHARF, ALEXANDRIA.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING, per Schrs. Arctic,
n Statesman, Marietta Burr, and Embark, from
New York. Boston. and Philadelphia. their PAIL
STOCK OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS, WINES,
TOBACCO, SEGARS. &C.. &c., comprising very
general and desirable assortment. which they will
sell for cash, to prompt dealers at small
advance.
- hhds Muscovado, New Orleans, and st. CroiS
Sugars
IOj bbls. Crushed Powdered, GRADUATED, and
Coffee do
- boxes Double Refined Loaf do
% hhds. Muscovado Molasses
80 bbls. New Orleans do
- do Extra Golden Syrup
$50 bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 do Marcaibo. Laguyra Java Santos do
- half chests Gunpowicr. Imperial, and Olong
Teas. from medium to strictly prime)
500 ts. Manila and Madras Indigo sep9
MARSHALL & WARD are now receiving their
vi Fall Supplies Of FAMILY GROCERIES, to
which they invite the attention Of their customers
and dealers generally.
10 hhds. prime 7. r. Sugar
~ common do do
20 bblS. yellow and c. Yellow Sugar
10 boxes Lowering ( Co.'S Loaf do
10 bblS. Crushed and GRADUATED do
10 Patent Cut Loaf do
10 Sugar House Syrup do
10 :" Golden Syrup
- bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee
II Old Government Java do
} Old Brown Government Java do
90 chests Gunpowder Tea-part prime
100 boxes Patent Sperm, Solar Sperm, ALBANIAN
tine. and Hydraulic pressed Candles
l. do. do jenkins Mould Candles
500 sacks q. A. salt, 900 do. Marshall do 100
do Ashtons do. Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese. Pepper, Pimcnro, Starch, Rice, Soda Gin
ger. and all articles usually found i'll Grocery
establishments.
z,.- w. II k;Dg Street, AeJandr1. oct IL
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SINGULAR PETITION.

At late meeting of the Board of Alder
men of Nashville. petition was read from
Hoosier named Morgan. who wrote a letter
..all the way from indiana" asking the City
Council to loan him one thousand dollars
as he is in a strait don't know he is to man
age to make both ends meet and that his
wife and daughter are both clamorous for Il
new dress by the first of the gear. The pc
titioner SAYS the Councilrepresents wealthy
city. and will do him great favor by com
Dlvin".
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WASHINGTON & CO.,

No. II North Epion Street, Alexandria, Va.
RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Stock of
n GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, sEGARs,
&C., comprising very choice and desi-
rabe assortment which they are prepared to offer
for cash or to prompt dealers upon very accommo-
dating terms.
80 hhd> y. o. and p X. Sugars, part prime
- Muscovado and ST. CrOix
- bblS Coverings Crushed Sugar
II boxes Loaf do
II hhds. Cuba and Muscoyado Moasses
} hhds. prime L. |.
~ hhls \. q.
100 bags Rio Coffee
30 pockets Old Government Java
~ bags superior Old Mocha
- chests Gunpowder Tea, (some very supr.)
j. ] Black do
SEGARS and TOBACCO Of all grades, OF the
choice and iayorite brands. sep II
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PHILADELPHIA. oct Idly

Z INDEN WHISKEY.-This " lIISKEY i
| 4 made in the old fashioned copper still, Icy dou
bic dStillaon, just beyond the summit of the Blue
Ridge, in Warren county, Va. near the line of Fau-
ouier. where the soitmeSS and purity If the noun
tain spring water, and the quality of the rye. con
>tiiulc important elements in making the nskcy
for which this locality has been long celebrated. Il
is perfectly pure, beyond all doubt, being made eX
cusivcy of rye. hops, and harley-malt. gih the
utmost care. Tha quantity made Is limited. and
bought principally for private use, 10y gentlemen
connoissicurs i'll the surrounding counties. who are
critically nice in laying by stock for Improvement
A small consignment has lately been made To
MARSHALL Il WARD. of Alexandria: OF it can
be procured direct through correspondence with
DR.. FISHER. Of Linden, Warren Coanty, Va.
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BRANCH OF FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA

OFFICERS: WIN. Gregory, President W. ii.
Marbury, Cashier: Peter Wise, Teller; l.. c.
Fletcher, Book Keeper; d. r. Scmmcs, Assistant
Book Keeper; T. d. Fcndall, Discount Clerk. +.
l.. Smith, e. +. Suite, Turner Dixon, c. c. Smoot,
p. &. Uhler. and j. II. Brent, Directors.
OFFERING DAYs-Mondays and Thursdays.
Discount DAYs-Tuesdays and Fridays.
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BANK OF OLD DOMINION.

OFFICERS VIM. y. McVeigh, President;
Jas Mckenzie. Cashier: q. W. ID. Ramsey, Teller;
Henry b. Clagett. Book Keeper; J. W. Lockwood,
Discoun; Clerk. VIM. Fowle Vim. &. Cazcnovc,
George H. Smoot, j. J. Wheat, Daniel +. lIooe and
b. H. Lambert, Directors.
OFFERING DAY-Wednesday
Discount DAY-Thursday.
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B N x s
BRANCH of EXCHANGE BANK of VIRGINIA

OFFICERS:- Robt. Jameson, President; John
TooH, Cashier; Lewis Hooa, Teller; Charles X.
IIoof, Book Keeper; +. f. Hoffman, Discount
Clerk. c. +. Lee /. Louis Kinzer, Robt. &. Vio-
lett, J. VI. Stewart, Dennis X. Blackjack, and |.
Buckingham, Directors.
OFFERING DAYs-Tucsdays and Fridays.
DIsCorSr Observation-Disclosures and Saturdays.
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ALEx'A., LoUDoUN, & HAMPSHIRE R. R.

Lewis Mckenzie, President; r.
johnston. Clerk and Treasurer; c. p. Manning.
Consulting Engineer; r. Randolph and Robt. a.
Bowie. Assistant Engineers. John Janncy, Wn.
H. Gray, Richard Z. Byrd, John Powell, Benjamin
Morgan, Cassus +. Lee, and David Punsten, Di-
rectOrs.
OFFICE, No. 81 Prince street.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

OFFICERS:-E. G. Marshall. President: Ed
ward Green, Clerk and Treasurer; Daniel Morgan.
Assistant Treasurer: J. Med. Goldsborough. Chief
Engineer Is. II. Lambert, Hiram MART, Andrew
Pitman ". H. Irwin and c. ii. Iiunton. Directors.
OFFICE on King street, over the Office of tho
Fire Insurance Company.