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Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22
RY TELEGRAPH.
ION oR NEW YORK BANKS.

New YORK, Nov. 2lst, 1860.
Sixteen of the principal Banks of this city have re-
solved to discount jointly two and half millions ster
ling bls to relieve the pressure upon produce Tor EURO
pean export and to considerably expand their loans for
the present week.
Savannah, Georgia sterling bills are offered at par,
but no purchasers.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2lst, 1870
No news of Importance. There are mysterious ru-
mors of preparation for bloody dolngs IN Kan
sas by the Aboonists but nothing has yet transpred
of definite character.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK. November Il, 1860.
1t the close yesterdayl
The Cotton market is irregular and unquotable sales
of 500 bales Flour dull; Southern SIS 20 to S. so
per Dbl. Wheat dull white 81 30 81 40 per bushel.
Corn declining mixed GA a &c cents. Spirits Turpen-
tine dull at 81 80 cents per gallon. Rosn dull at 81
80 for Common. Rice dull.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22

Wilmington & Manchsster Railroad Company.
The stockholders in the above Company met this
forenoon in the Court House. Dr. Zemmerman, of Dar-
lington District, S. c., was called to the Chair Mr..
Walker, of Wilmington, and Mr. Timmons, OF
South Carolina were appointed Secretaries The secre-
taries with two other gentlemen constitute Committee
to ascertain the amount of stock represented in person
or by proxy At II o'clock they were engaged in doing
so. There is certainly majority present. Nothing
will be done before dinner except perhaps the presenta
ton of the report of the President and Directors with
cccmpanying documents.
The proxy for the State of North Carolina is held by
DR.. j. D. Belamy.-Daily Journal of yesterday
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22
he Reception CT the Japanese at San Franc,seo
Resignation of u South CarolInIan

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The State Department l.,
received advces from Minister Harris, dated Yelo J%
9TH He states that the Japanese steamer CandiDan.
ra had arrived from San Francisco, and that On hT
tun voyage she was navigated by the Japanese ams
This is the first instance Of vessel conductedso Nv
A8iatics having successfully crossed the great Nm
Pacific Ocean, and so strlkingly proves the JAPANESE
be so capable of improvement that they might sr.
place themselves at the head Of Oriental enterpris1
they allowed freely to cultivate the great pov
they possess.
The Tycoon had conveyed his thanks to Mr. IIar,
for the friendly and cordial manner in which the CON-
and officers of the steamer received byth
authorities and people Of San Francisco and parha
larly for the complete repairs made to the vessel at Mar
Island, and the kindness and courtesy of Com Cunning.
ham. 1he report of the officers OF the steamer and ID
ters received from the Embassy with tull accounts
their reception San Francisco and the kindness SIo
to them by all classes Of people, have produced
lively sensation especially among the nobes, Lereos
opposed to the treaty Of Yed0.
Mr.. Harris is Of opinion that when the ambasslln
ret urn, their narrative of travel will lead buG
state Of feeling on the part OF the japanese towards
and towards an intercourse with foreign nations gea
ally.
Mr. Ransom Calhoun, of South Carolina, to-day
si5ned his Office IS the first secretary Of the Cua
States legation to France.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22

SHARK !-Sor1e Shetland Island fisherman recently
caught shark 27 feet long. 1t could open its mouth
Two feet and half wde Offering quite opening
for young man.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22

RSS~ Old Sir Charles Napier, the most distinguished
Admiral in the British service died on the 9th instant
aged r. He was born at Falkrk. Scotland.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22
Kansns rlAet,o,

LEAyENwoRTH, Nov Il.--Complete returns from
the Territorial election for members of the House OF
Representatives, show large republican majority in
that body.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22
SECOND DISPATCH. |

The above is given as first received, but saco,,
patch says the vote is not entire os
LincoDs vote surprised politicians generally n.
las was considered to have the best Chance DO-!
The argument of the Almaden case had bee, cl,,,,
The impression was that tie judges would dsaaros os
throw the case into the Federal Supreme Conr '
The accounts from Oregon show that the nrosn..
were I;rir for Lincoln carrying the State P'''''2
The peoples reform ticket for municipal cfBor 4.
coin 5000 majority. -'
New YORK, Nov. ia special dispatch "a 4.
Post from the secretary of the California RembfaaS, u,
State Committee brought by the overland CpTSr,:.
express, says that in 10000 votes Lincoln was 2
ahead, and they expected to carry the State -
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22
A FLEA IN BAR.-The practicing Attorneys of
Lowndes County, Alabama, have signed the foowing

ResoIued, That we will not in future collect or reoo
for claim favor of any merchant or other
cIedltor vng or doing business in any non-savehong
state against any citizen of this State and that we viii
use our influence to prevent such collections by Others as
The VoTE OF TExAs.-New Orleans, Nov.sl6.-
The latest returns from Texas Indicate that that State
has given Breckiaridge 1000 majority.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22

MILITARY CONVENTION. We learn from the Sails
bury Watchman that forty-two companies repre-
sented in the Military Convention which met in that
place Wednesday and Thursday of last week. for the
purpose OF revising the military code of the State.
system of military law which it is proposed shall take
the place of the present code reported by the
mitee on business and after rather hurried and disor
derly discussion was adopted. There was military
ball at the Boyden House on Wednesday evening.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22

OUTRAGEoUs.-Ihe story going the rounds about the
" Dock of Newcastle" at Cincinnati who is said to
have occupied a room marked L. Having been out he
found his return the locked, when he applied to
the clerk for " the key to hel.'
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22
The Governors Message.

We hoped to have had this document by this morn
ing mall and thus been enabled to have laid it before
readers il todays paper but appears that was
not sent in yesterday and that therefore, it was not
mailed to US last evening.
The Legislature meets to-day at eleven o'clock, as will
,e seen by our Raleigh correspondence The first busi
less WILL doubt be the reception of the message, and
It's reference to the appropriate committees
What positions the message may take we need not
now speculate upon it will be so soon before u.s. 1t
can hardly be regarded speculation when we ex-
press our belief assurance that high States Rights
grounds will be assumed, for know the Governors
sentiments on that subject neither dc think it at
all improbable that the Governor will be found rather
in the rear than in the advance of popular sentiment
the question agtating the Union. The Legisla-
ure will find this sentiment pressing it. The develop
ment of public opinion throughout the State is 80 de-
cided yet quiet, that question if half even of the
most intelligent politicians in the State appreciate its
force and volume Daily Journal, 20th inst.
Ess~ Senator Hammond of South Carolina, has re-
signed his seat in the United States Senate We pre-
sumo no successor will be chosen Senator Chestnut
had already resigned.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22
Inter flon CnIfnr,in

Foar KEARNEY, Nov. l9.-Tbe Popy Fvr.
California, with advices to the 8h inst ttieS, fIo
here bringing the result of the presidential arr
that State. The returns stand as follow, OVGuoO ID
$1,000; Douglas 24,40O; Breckinridge % oc0odLnGo0 cod
4,6OO. The chances OF the Douglas men were TooO B
ed best in the Legislature and they have ~. UUlsg
majority in each House over both Lincoln and FaTpO p
ridge, securing Douglas Senator to succeed peaa y,
(Hwin "Nuauf
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22


War.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. To- Commodore StribIing com
mander OF the American Squadron in The Chinsa sas
writes to tie Navy Department rUln Shaughae, u1dl
date o 4th September that in const quence Of then
pulse OF the Chinese rebels in their attack upon tba
place they had taken steps prevent silk and ca nu
being sent into the couhtry. Trade Was thus STOPPED
and no improvement could be expected until The recr;
are expelled from the great cities which sustain ta
business of Shanghae. 1t was impossible to say what
will be the effect upon commerce from terminating The
war. There will be much speculation at the lev port;
to be opened to commerce 10y the treaty Of Iien,SU
and it will be some time before trade will be properly
understood and regulated.
SToCKs--The New York Day Book, of the i5hisr
says:
"Tbe transactions to-day were fair with only wn
portant fractional alterations from yesterday Afternoon
rates. Tennessee, Virginia, Missouri and California
sold very we'll with no change to alarm any body North
Carolina is IS, fall Of since the 18Th. Railroad
bonds working down slowly, generally, one or two e.
cepuons to the contrary.
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22
SToCEs-The New Y ork Day Book, Of the l5hin,

From the Atlanta (Ga Intelligence
SEcEss1oN.-Union is very clever cc-parnGsnE
when the South can have equal rights and privileges
otherwise it is curse, and secession becomes the g@
and prosperity OF the South. How is this many VII
ask. Well, we will endeavor to convince the anxious
enQnirers. The South paws the North
Wilmington journal., 1860-11-22

59443 532l9 1889 1880 27Ol
Breckinridges majority over Bell. 3,549
:. ' Douglas. 45.s38
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-23
THE DIRTY LITTLE SE0B.
From tho Iondnp RaYiew

FROM tue LouuOu NcyNns
"There's nothing right but what think,
There's nothing good but meat and drink,
There's nothing to compare with 'chink, -
Said the dirty little snob.
"And works the greatest bore know,
And learning's dull and virtue SLOW
So, fast shall be the road I'll 60"
Said tho dirty little snob;
Devoid of sense,
An ass intense,
And dirty little SSoB.
"T'd like to know the use Of friends,
Unless they serve ones pleasant ends;
The best is he who gives or lends"
Said the dirty little snob.
"Your learned men are heavy 'sWells,'
Your moral youths tremendous SELLS
And slang's the only speech that tells"
Said the dirty little Snob:
The simpering slave,
The brainless knave,
And dirty little SNoB.
"However chaste and pure she be,
And bright and beautiful to see,
No woman can say Nay to nae"
Said the dirty little snob.
Is there no husband, son or sire,
To drag this creature through the mire,
And kick it till his toe shall tire
The dirty little snob2
The fool and Grass,
Conceited ass
And odious little SSOB?
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

BRUADS AL, NEW iohh.
yITHEN completed, six years ago, the ST.
w NICHOLAS was universally pronounced
the most magnificent, convenient and thoroughly
organized establishment Of the kind on this con-
tinent. What il WAS then, il remains te-day-
without rival in size, in Sumptuousness, and Ia
the general elements Of comfort and enjoyment
The Hotel has accommodations for 600 guests,
including 90 complete suites of apartments for
families. Six hundred persons can DO comforta-
bly, seated the tables of lis three public dining
rooms, and nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification of the
travelling public. has been omitted in its plan,
j. neglected in its practical details. The early
reputation Of the house at home and abroad deri-
we'd from its magnitude. its superb appointments,
and its home like comforts and luxuries, has been
enhanced every year by the unwcaried exertlons
of the proprietors,
TREADWELL, WHlTCOMB & co.
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DINNER Ard TEA SETS.

'
Il KENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS,
white gold band, and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &c, &C.,
separate, for sctts.
French Porcelain TEA SETTS, white. white ana
gold, gilt and decorated.
ENGLISH White Granite TEA SETS ana PIECES,
separate.
English White Granite EwerS and Basins, and
Chambers.
English White Granite Foot Baths sl"p Jars, &C.
Do. do do. Pitchers Mugs, &C.. &C.,
in any quantities. wholesale and retail, at prices
that cannot tail 10 please.
9TH mo 26 r II. MILLER, son co.
DI-RNITURE WAGON AND CARRIAGE
/ The citizcns OF Alexandria and vicinity, are
informed that have III excellent SPRING AGoS
AMI am prepared /" haul FURNITURE or BA"@AGE
10 any par, Of The city, 10 Washington or snort
distances in the country. Particular attention CIV
IN to moving the Furniture oil families changing
their Residences 10 AL which give my PERSONAL
ATTENTION. -z "
Also = line CARRIAGE and HORSES, which
can be had al any time with careful driver.
Orders may be left at c. Brenglo's Confectionery
store King street. where slate is provided for the
purpose [sep l6-dlyl w. A HIGHS.
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NO. 20l.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

For TIE GAZETTE.
GO IT.-BY BEN BLooN2R.
The world says ego 1t while you're young,
And 60 it till you die" sir
Some 60 it weak, some 60 1t strong,
but"go it" is the cry, sir!
Some 60 it like Jonah's gourd,
Some go it something shorter;
Some 60 it slightly overheard
And 60 it under water.
The Democrats are doing it Tn
With banners floating high @ sir
Right bravely they are going it,
But going ito die, sir!
We view the tug, with sorowing (2) hearts,
Twixt Democratic brothers,
And plead for each the blissful part
swallowing the others!
Soon will the country be At rest,
Peace smooth her "rumpled feathers"
The Bell peal merry from the West
The cloud of mercy gathers.
Wait till the Nations boat is freed
With good "Bell boys" to row it
Ah, then the Union chaps, indeed,
Will show you how to go it!
Va.
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WASHINGTON BREWERY.

WASHINGTON BREWERY.
DRAUGHT ALE, PORTER AND STRONG
b FER.
4 FULL assortment Of barrels, halves and
"A quarters, oi the above superior and pure
MALT LIQUORS, can bo had at low price from
JOHN DAWSON,
Middle Store, old Theatre, Alexandria, Va.
The STRONG BEER, account OF its low
price and mild flavor, is we'll fitted for family use,
and it will prove most agreeable and wholesome
beverage to ladies and children.
n. Il. Read the following from the Evening
Star Of December 3, 1853:
"A REMARGABLY FINE ALE.-Mr. DAWSON ;
successor in the Washington brewery, corner OF
X and 9th streets, Mr.. Colincau, is now lnanufac-
turing XXX ale and porter and brown stout, all OF
which reflect infinite credit on his establishment.
His ale compares favorabiy, indeed, with the best
Philadelphia aud Albany ales being, according
to our taste, much more like the best English and
Scotch alea than those imported from either OF
those cities. II he continues To produce 50 supe-
rior an article. he will shortly make reputation
for his brewery surprising that OF any Northern
establishments
Enouire OF JOHN DAWSON,
Theatre Building, Alexandria,
NH l0.-tf Wholesale Dealer in Malt Liquors
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CArrA .........s6, 29a ooo oo
Paid up Capital aad Surplus. 2,l9l,lll "
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
fsNiI | 5 old and responsible Company insures
4 against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description Of property, ani offers 10 Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security OF an
actual Capital o.; So 29s 500, for the whole Of which,
and Tor any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
iNDIvIDuALLY RESPONSIBLE, even To the extent Of
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about thousand, and a. large portion OF
these persons OF great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United States,
the Company has empowered him "to appear to
and accept any action or legal proceedings inStl-
,uted against by said Company, III the same
manner A. if the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the laws OF the United
States. or any Of the several States"
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
TIE UNITED STATES.
A SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
TO ENABLE HIN TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
Losses WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. No just
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
mcut of losses is standing rule. During the
past year. losses exceeding $52jOOO were paid.
Losses paid as the amount is asccrt2lned.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income Of the Company is now about ST.,
600, 900, increasing gradually each year. showing
that il has the confidence of the different commu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate Of Premium will be moderate and in
ali cases will be based upon the character Of the
owner or occupant and the merits Of the risk
The conditions OF Insurance are framed with the
greatest liberality.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Agent.
~" Office in Exchange Block, on King street
son oS-nlN
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FIRST INSTALMEET.

FALL GOODS.
DY SHIP MACAULAY from Liverpool we
ID have received 81 crates of WHITE GRANITE
QUEENSWAkE.
BY the barquc Petrca now on her voyage from
Liverpool! direct to Alexandria, chartered for our
goods solely, we shall receive the residue Of our
Fall importation Of l95 crates and hegsheads Of
common and superior goods.
Merchants on the line of the Orange and Lynch
burg, Virginia and Tennessee and other railroads
connecting, Meet 90 no farther North for goods in
our line whether they consider the assortment,
styles and quality Of goods or the prices at which
We will! sellwc guarantee satisfaction in all these
nnrticulars fanC IL r II. MILLER. son l. co.
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rEEEEp SON TACEY

PAPER HANGER, UpIiOLSTERER, GLIDER,
And Houss Decorator IN Geasr0i.
NTHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcnts to his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
been amongst them assures them that it will be his
continued effort 10 serve them with pronptnesS
and at moderate charges at his old Stand, No. 49,
Nnnrh SIDE kiyG STREET. ALENANDaIA. NH 20
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EFORGE SICGERS.

BOOK-BlNDER AND PAPER RULER.
No. Is Prince Street. opposite the Gu=stte Ohce,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
HEUSIC, Magazines and Old Books bound in
lfa any style. | also RULE, and make TO order,
anv description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to bc made Of the best paper and materials,
aad bound in the strongest manner. Dank Officers,
Bankers. Merchants. Clerks of Courts Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies and all who want Blank
Books, are respectfully invited to give me a Gull.
il. G---if
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JAMES c. NEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,

Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
OPPOSITE PIONEER MILLS,
IS NOW receiving his tail supplies "i GuANoS
| and FERTILIZERS. n follows:
NJ. PERUVIAN GuANU drcc! importation.
CALirnrNlA GrAN". Vf recent importation, an
alyZng ("'r cent. A'nih"mla
RrntxSux's No. | MANlrrLArEn GrAN". a
superior article warranted equal t" any IN the
market.
ICHAEnE GrAN0, from Saldanna Bay. Atri-
ca, analyzing IL per cent. Ammonia warranted
genuine.
BAKERS ISLAND GrANo. ana!y2ng IS to 50 per
cent. Zone Phosphate Lime.
nEBrRC'S No. SrrER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
No. | CoLrHGIAS GEANo.
No. | NASASSA GrANo.
4. 4. MEXICAN GrASo.
PrLyEHIzEp EoSES
All of which are warranted Ia hc o; the best
quality. aud will be sold in large "r small Quanti-
Ties ~ the lowest market rates. ang ID
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ISA AC p A u L,

ISAAC PAUL,
Formerly Of Winchester Virginia,
Fo,7caydiMg and Commission -terchani,
And dealer in
GROCERIES, SALT, PLASTER, GuANo, &C.
Corner Of Union ANA Queen streets,
Ou Hs Raiirond, Itcrandria, Va.
is l9--it
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u y - I
Corner Of Royal and Wilkes streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
- prepurea 10 execute orders for STATIONERY
/ SrEAN ESGlNt>. BOILERS. Mill Gearing, Shalt.
iug Pulleys and Hangers, TobaccoScrews. Pumps,
Fans Slide and Hand Lnthes, Drill Presses roughl
or Cast Railing Columns and tiirdcrs. Gas or Water
Pipe and Machinery Of every Descriptions Supe-
rior CASTlNGS made IL order al short notice and
-, ,,.,g,no hl. farms an l--aotf
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GARNET, CHAIR Il SOFA MANUFACTURER
Corner Of King d, 4 ,jred sts., Aicro"drr" F".
JTAS constantly on hand, and offers 10 the pub
/ / lie an excellent assortment of Cabinet Ware
Sofas and Chairs Of every variety, and "n the low
est terms. which, ior durability and finish, cannot
he surnaSsrd NH 4--ly
NR. JOHN II. GAINES having located in Al.
| cxandra offers his professional services to
t:re ruhlic He may ali times he found either
in his otficc or at the Mansion House. when not
profeS SSional!y engaged.
Etg~ Office, No. ). ). L. corner Of Washington
and King streets. j. 9--d$m
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CITY HOTEL,
CORNER OF ROYAL AND CAMERON STREETS,
IirrGuGriu, IiTginiu,

CORNER OF ROYAL AND CAMERON STREETS,
Airr0ndrio, Fifginia,
S. HEFLERoWER, Proprietor.
TINIIIS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
L sent Proprietor for the past three years, and
has received lis full share of the patronage OF the
Travelling public, and having been lately repair
ed and reiurnishcd from garrc to cellar, addition
al facilities are afforded by which every comfort
and convenience to be found at any other FIRST
CLASS HOTEL is guaranteed.
A pleasant soiourn is promised to all who may
patronse this house.
rs Strangers will find at the Steamers end
Trains, upon their arrival in this city, polite Por-
ters und comfortable Omnibusss, which will con.
vey them Immediately to the Hotel. The best the
market affords is always to be found 1T this Hotel
my l5-tf
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1860. Spring and Summer Arrangement 1850
ESs,- - r.,n 49, =: ss:--,
6sHS :, = -,
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

INVITE the attention. .; the public to the tacili
| ties afforded by this Company. for tn" quick and
safe conveyance Of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight, &c.
EXPRESSES ior the East, to Baltimore Ph'Ia~
l,lyhia, New York, Boston. Providence, Hartford,
Re-, close al our onice daily, a1 | orl"cN, t. NJ.
EXPRESSES Tor the South, to Richmond. Fred
rick shnr.. Petersburg. and tor points i'll North
Carolina South Carolina, aud Georgia. Close al
our office daily. at "clock I. NJ.
EXPRESSES Tor Lyuchbur4, Bristol. kn"N'ilie'
Chuttanooga. Nashville, Mcmphi>. New ur'e"n%'
and intermediate points, iv'a Orange ANA AtcAan-
iria Railroaa,) close at our office 1t go. \. NJ,
and 90, ?. NJ, daily.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers ana the pubc
can rely upon all business entrusted TO Us being
done with safety. punctualty, and despatch.
RArEs.-Froln Baltimore. 30 cents per lo0 IDS;
from Philadelphia, 81: from New York Low
4.s.- No packages Of goods taken by weight, uh-
NV s2tf 4. ". FALLS Agent.
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LEXANDRIA COUNTY COURT, Arorsr
n 9Th, 1866 Ordered That the Clerk Of this
Court advertise in the newspapers Of this city for
thirty days, that the delinquent titheables and
taxpayers for the last year. will be advertised in
said newspapers copy, teste:
b. II. BERRY, Clerk.
The delinquent personal property tax may be
paid to the said Clerk. aug ll-eolm