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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-22
State of Tennessee,
Il. Weaver and Wife,
vs..
Green Lasltcr, ct. ais.

II. Weaver and Wife,
vs..
Green LasIter, ct. ais.
On motion of complainant and it appearing
to the satisfaction OF the Clerk & Master that
Lucy IL, WIN. s., Sarah M, Lucy
NJ, Nancy c., and John Lasater ape non
dents of tie State of Tennessee, SO that the
ordinary process oflnw cannot be aervcd up.
them.
Its therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, a weekly newspaper published in
the town Of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said nonresident defendants to appear herein
On OF before Wednesday after the third Mon
Jay IN August next, to plead answer or de-
e'ur 10 SAID Bill, or the same will be taken
~, confessed and set for hearing cxparte as
'o'nem' Il. X. ESTILL, e, & N.
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Special Term Chancerv Court.

by order OF the Hon. b. s. Ridley, Chancel-
Tor oil the 80 Division of the State Of Tonnes
see q special Term Of the Chancery Court for
rrankiin County; will be held in tho town of
being the 10Th of said month.
All persons interested will take due not;co
hereof. II. r. ESTILL,
March Is. Clerk and Master. .
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Monday, April 8, 1860,

upon the premises, offer for sale, 10 The highest
bidder, the valuable farm, lying on Elk River,
in Franklin and Lincoln county, known rs
the II. +. Robertson Farm, containing 1909
acres. The land sold upon Il credit o ronc, two
and three years, lcXccpt the sum Of $1,000
to be loid IN CASH. upon the land and house
and lot. The bidding for the Iand-that part
ON The South side Of the Riycr-to be stated at
Ss per acre, That parton the other side oftho
river 10 be started at Sl7 80 per acre. The
laud TO be divided into four lots-the anne will
be- surveyed, and unprecedented on d"yofsair.
~ 90 II. H.. ESTlLL, G. ~ N.
n ~. IAr nhnrc GuAr /, unAAuunnl MniN LnV.
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Sewanee Mining Co. Railroad,
SheriR's Sale.

TN Wednesday, Feb. I'D, 1860 before the
Courthouse door in Winchester, | will offer for
sale for cash, II tract of land of 80 acros, on
cumberland Mountain. Sold rs the property
81 " m: johnson, to satisfy IN order ofsalc in
favor of WIN. Buchanan.
janis. 4 w CIrSTER Sb'b
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BY THE SHERIFF.
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue ofan o!donf sale issued by
the Clerk 4 Master Of the Chanccry
Court, at Winchester, Tennessee, in
the cause Of b. +. McGhcc Il Go. vs.. the
Scwancc Mining Company, | will offer
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, ON
Thursday, March Is, 1860,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tennessee, the Railroad and appurtc-
nanccS in Franklin county, Tennessee,
known rs the
Sewanee Mining Co. Railroad,
starting at II point near the Tunnel, on
the Nashville Il Chattanooga Railroad,
and running up the mountain to II coal
bank, II distance Of nine miles.
j. W. CUSTER,
Mar. LIST, 1860. 4 90 Sheriff.
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To Arrive.
| 700 Pieces assorted llollow-warc Castings,
100 Sugar Kettles,
10 English Pots, ! Caldron Kettles,
400 Dog Irons, - Tea Kettles,
% Shaving Skillcts.
If Kegs Nuts and Washers,
q Bundles Galvanized Sheet Iron,
! Case Copper (Tinned.)
80 Iron AXlcs,
4j2 Bars Iron. 10 Bundles Iron,
80 Bundles Sheet Iron,
To arrive from Pittsburg, on steamer Emma
and for sale by ID. ID. DICkEY,
Oct. 20, 40. Nashville, Tenn.
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Monday 26th day Of March. next,

offer for sale, to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse door, in the town Of Win.
chester; the following property, belong.
ing to the estate Of AbsoIcm Williams
deed, VIZ. The Grccnbcrry Holland
tracto( land, oI5l acres and 8 polls, and
a 200 hundred aero tract Of mountain
lunl md
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The Tea plant is cultivated in
Louisiana without any difficulty.

The mild weather for the last
few weeks has caused fruit trees
TO put forth their buds very fast.
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POST OFFICE.
WINCHESTER, TENN, FEB. I

WINCHESTER, Tenn, FEB. 10, 1860.
The law in regard to newspaper postage pro-
vides that the postage on newspapers published
in the State shall be one-half cent per numder.
Those published out Of the State one cent per
number. If paid in advance, half the aboye
rates.
All persons will be charged full rates unless
they pay promptly in advance.
6. A. SHOOK, p. N.
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HOWARDD ASSOCIATION,
PH IIADELpuIA

iIiIL4hDlAIl IIlN.
a benevoent Institution, established by special en-
dOwmcEt for the relief of the sick aud dis
tressed, afflicted with virulent and
epidemic diseases.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful us'
tructiOn Ofhuman life, caused by Sexual diseases, aI
the dcceptiOns praCiised upon the unfortunate Vltcimsol
such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed inIi
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT WoTthIgi
their name to open a Dispensary for the treatment olili
class OF diseases, in all their forms, ard to give Meuith
cription of their condition, Gage. occupation, habits o. sI
&c.,) and in cases Of extreme poverty, to FUhNlsIi
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless ioSS
that the Association commands the highest Meuleal ~
of the age, and will furnish the most approved hOoeH
The Directors, on review of the past, feel ASSURE
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort, nav
been OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially tOls
Young, md they have resolved to devote themseite'
with renewed zeal, TO this very important but much us'
pissed cause.
Just published by the Association, a Report on Sperm
torThGa, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice OF OnansE,
Masturbation or SelfAbnse, and other Diseases o. Y.
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which WI ~
sent by mail, Tin a sealed letter envelope EREbuI
CHARGE on receipt of " STAMP for postase+,
Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and Treatment
Sexual diseases, diet, &C., are constantly being pueisati
for sratuitous distribution, and will be sent TO ~ ama. T
Some OF the new Temsdies and methods oil tIea"N~
discoveie ed during the last year, are of great value: M
Address, for Report or Teatment, DIR. j. Shby
HOUGllTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard ASSOCIATIVE"
9 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors
Ezra ID. HEARTWELL, Presideh"
GEO. FArHcHILD, Secretary.
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Monday, Anvil I'd, 1860,

upona, credit ol0uc, two, and three years, the
houscuud lot in Winchester which II, f., Rob
cr,.ou died .nizcd and posscsscd-atorting the
bidding- therefor at -, 500.
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Y NEGROE3. viz.

Lcmjs, Nug0Iri anil Mj"m chill
H0nk, ,Sorob, Adciinc, Hhry anil
BW.
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House and Lot and Land for Sale,

4, T.. fOOeflaOh,
VI,
Y. +, Robertson, ct, ala.
! will offer for sale, to tho highest bidder, be.
r,rn thr ('nurthpu.r door in Winchester, on
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rANb1 uOODD,
Nos. Al, Barclay street, and 4G Park Place,
will remove in July next TO the Appleton
Buildings, Broadway
OUR stock will be complete by the first Of
February, and under the supervision af Mr..
McCreery, recently Shepherd Il McCreery,
Charleston, 5. c. will comprise every descrip-
ton of Goods in our line, adapted tothe South
ern and Southwestern trade,
Merchants visiting New York are respect
fully invited tie give us a call.
febIG
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SELTZ & co,

VI + K G II A MT ia l. K s,
pa}, No. ~, Cedar Street, "G5l
Nashville, Tenn.
~ EEP constantly on hand a good assortment of the
IA latest styles ot furnishing Goods. Orders from a dis.
lance promptly attended tu aud w~arTdHted to give salts
faction inquality Oi goods 1HdHt. augl2,tt
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Store House and Lot for Sale.

r. +. Bell, ct. nl..,
".
&. G. Gorham ~ Co., ct. ais.
| will offer for sale, on II credit until Au.
gust ClHncrry Court, 1850, before the Court
house door, in Winchester, Tenn, on
Monday, April I'd, 1860,
the house and lot attached in thi, cut-c. being
the -amr recently occupied by G.. G. Gorham
n Go Note with good security required, aud
Il lien retained until purchase money is paid.
II. Il. ESrlLL, {. X VI.
mir,hl-S3 %.
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Monday, April I'd, 1860,

a tr0cl % T0nd % u Ncro-, Wing IN dIstrIct NJ.
9, Erunhlin county, Tenn. Sold upon II credit
Of oneand two years, Except 500 90 in cash
starting the Buildings at SI5 per acre. Bond
and security required of the purchaser, and Il
lien rctainclupon the land until the purchase
money Is paid. II. Il. ESTILL,
anarchist 50 Clerk and Master.
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Land for Sale.

Prudence N, Pylwt,
".
BIulord pyIaut, ct, al.
will offer l]orsoI', 10 the highest bidder, at
the Depot House in 1uIluhoma, Tenn, ON
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House and Lot for Sale,
Monday, April ID, 1850.
Land for Sale.

Thomas Henley, Guardian, &C.,
~.
Dyer Bean, ct. MS.
I will offer for sale, before the Court House
hnnr. in Minchc.irr. Trmm.. ON
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The FRUIT CRoP.-In lengthy article
upon the fruit crop, the New York Tribune
says: =
Peaches have failed, almost entirely, over
a great extent of country where they once
gave great crops of good fruit. Numerous
farms now, are wholly destitute of peach
trees, where they once fourished most luxu-
riantly. This year We hear Of better pros
poets than before tor many years, where
there are few trees remaining, and We be.
gin to hope that the diseases which have pre-
vented the production of this most delicious
of all fruits, in its ancient glory, may be pas.
sing away. From the great peach field Of
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and fur
ther south, We expect better supply this
year than for several years past.
Pears, which have not been of late what
they were in the good old time, give fair
promise this year. the curculio has not
destroyed them as much rs usual.
Apples hang upon the limbs in such pro-
fusion that the trees will be sure to be bro
ken with their overloads, or greatly injured,
unless the owners take the precaution to
strip off about half the quantity now growing.
by which the quality would be improved,
and the crop not much diminished, and In.
jury to trees prevented.
The smaller fruits-plumbs, berries, &c.
it thinks, are in the greatest profusion
throughout the country.
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HATS. CAPS, B0NNETS, &c.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED, this day, an adj
/ di;ional supply Of B0NNETS, the prettirst
and cheapest ever offered for sale in this market.
( have also enlarych my stock Of RIBBONS,
2UCHES, FLOWERS, and STRAW TRIM
KINGS. All will be sold low.
my 10 JOHN /. ~ ANS.
TALL STOCK Oh HATS AND CAPS.-JOHN
& AETOLD has just received large assort-
nent Of HATS AHa CAPS adapted to mect the
wants OF Il choice c"stom.
Gentlemen are solicited 20 examine recent i'm
portation of FRENCH FELT HATS, selected by
special ordcr-~logetier with which may he found
a No. | article OF SILK AND CASHMERE L
HATS, gotten up with strict observance TO fash
ion and good taste. Also, Childrens FANCY
HATS AND CAPS. all Of which will be sold cheap
for cash Extensive stock-kest terms-lowcst
price, at Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap Store.
spr -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

DhOdD W Al, NEW AOhsh'
yETHEN completed six years ago, the 81:
w NICHOLAS was universally pronounced
the most magnificent, convenient and thoroughly
organized establishment of the kind on this con-
tinent. What it was then, it remains to-day
without rival in size, in sunlptuousness, ana IN
the general elements Of comfort and enjoyment
The Hotel mas accommodations for l,6Oo guests,
including 100 complete suites of apartments TOR
families. Six hundred persons can be comtorta-
blv seated at the tables OF its 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 pian' or
is 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 ho.ne.like comforts and luxuries, has been
enhanced every year by the unwoared eSerticnS
Of the proprietOrs,
TREADWELL, WlIITCOMB CO.
New York ir E--d.m
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The confession of Harden will not be made
public until the day of his execution, or per-
haps after, when it will be published, togeth-
er with history of his life written by him.
self, in book form, the copyright of which
will be secured for the benefit of his father.
There are many rumors as to the details of
the confessions, none of which are reliable.
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SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
HIHIS old and responsible Company insures
| against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description of property, and offers to Merchants
and Others desiring insurance, the security oil an
actual Captal of So 29S S00 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 one thousand and a large portion OF
these are persons OF great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company
SUBJECT TO THE Laws OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Tn appointing Agent for the United States,
the COMPANY has empowered him "to appear TO
and accept any action or legal proceedings nati-
tutcd against or by said Company, IN the same
manner a. if the Company were Corporation OF
Company established by the laws of the United
States, or any of the several States
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
A SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEEN PLACED
AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE Agent AT PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENABLE HIM TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course of the Company has always
been a liberal one towards Policy Holders. Nojust
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
ment of losses is standing rule During the
past year, losses exceeding $525,cO were paid.
Losses paid as soon as the amount is ascertained.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company is now about ST.
Geo, 900, increasing gradually each year. showing
that it 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
all eases will he based upon the character Of the
owner or occupant, and the merits Of the risk
The conditions of Insurance are framed with the
greatest iiberality.
E.s- Office in Exchange Block, on King street.
sep 2S---dly
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
SUBDUING A HORSE.

The most exciting scene that we ever wit
messed, was what we may fairly call mortal
combat between man and the horse. A pow.
erful and most beautiful thoroughbred stsl
lion was introduced into the arena. The
horse looked round the audience, stood on
his hind legs, ploughed up the ground; and
presented the most vivid picture ofa wild and
unreclaimable beast. He literally roared in
fury, and kicked out of pure yiciousness.--
He snapped at the spectators, snapped at the
groom and Mr.. Rarey, and actually bit his
own flesh. severely in bis passion. lie tore
to pieces every strap which was placed upon
hin, ,hurling the groom, who had come to Rs-
rey's assistance, ignominiously the whole
length of the arena. Atone time the horse
broke clear away from all, and stood for mo-
ment as a conscious victor in the midst OF the
excited audience Mr.. Dycer and Mr.. Farrell
both came to Mr. Rarey' help, but they were
utterly unable to hold the animal. He scatter
tered every man and every thing around him
like chatf. He was bathed in white foam,
and sending up clouds Of fvapor from his body.
At one moment he tossed up the straw wild
ly, at another he sent the strong barriers fy-
ing in all directions; and for some time he
stood the complete personifcation of diable-
rie alone in the arena, roaring fuIiously, and
tearing at the barriers with his teeth. Mr..
Rarey, having washed his aands and rested
for few minutes, again ventured to ap-
proach him. Then began contest such as
no one who ever witnessed it can forget. 1t
was struggle of art and tact against over
whelming strength. Whoever saw that COM
bat could never be sceptical rs to the WON
derful power of Mr.. Rarey. For fully an
hour the battle, for it was nothing else. con-
tinued now the man had gained the maste-
ry, now the horse, and the animal, touching
the earth seemed to derive fresh strength from
every fall At last Mr.. Rarey sxtemporised
IA strap from the fragments ofthe broken bri.
dle and had gained his first step to conquest;
still the horse fought fercely, rising in air,
and plunging in all directions, endeayoring
to bite his assailant or trample him down
1t gave one some idea of the animating
scenes of the Roman amphitheatre to see q
compact, slight, but sinewy man, confront
ing SO furious and vicious an animal. A
long struggle ensued, but eventually the
horse was fairly beaten out, and lay down
painting and thoroughly subdued.-lrish
Times.
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,

No. ID Fairfax Street, Alexandria, We.
A CARD.-ENOGH GRIMES respectfully in
n forms MS friends and the public gcnorally, that
he has associated with him his son JAMES l..
GRIMES, and under the firm name Of L. GRIMES
Il son. we have resumed NJ the old stand on Fair
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BUSI-
NESS ~ ALL IT'S BRANCHES, and hope and
expect IL conduct the same, 10 merit the conf
dance and patronage of all who may give Us a call.
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially to ou, door work, both in town and
country, such
ROOFING, Gt'TTERI.YG and .SP OETING.
And nj! kinds Of Stove and Furnace Work, and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All Jnhbing and Repairing attended TO in person.
Our Stock Of STOVES is intended to suit the
wants ofevcry body. We are determined to please,
both in work done aad goods sold. Our expenses
are small aud shall he content with small profits.
Is.T~ Order: tr"m the country, either for work
or for goods promptly ATTENDED to.
oct l--ly L. GRIMES L son.
4 LEXANDkIA LIBRARY COMPANY
"A Library kept in the south room, frst-story,
Of the LycEuN HALL S. ". corner Of Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from 1 to s.,
and from I to O'Clock, =. NJ. Annual subscrip-
lions, 50 six months, $3.50; three months, 81.
Volumes in Library, about $500.
Pre:iient--R. J.. CAESg, IL.
--DikECTORS:
Sylvester Scott. AcGEvw J.nlioson.
James :. EallowcI!, Edgar Smowden, jr.,
Syiyanus Miller. j., Elisha j. Miller,
Benjamin Ea!ton. stephen Swain,
George d. Fowie, John West
John A. Nilburn.
Ireasurec--Audrew ,,aplieson
my sly CHA5. r. BURGESS, Librarian.
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THU.}l.4 4 S S. ii II Il 5 y y,
MACHINIST aid
IRON fO L \ d Il K,

Corner Of ncy2l AID HiikeS stre9Ls,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
is prepared 10 execute orders Tor STATIONERY
: STEAM Ey&I1rS, BOILERS, Mil! Gearing, Shaft
iur, Puleys and Hangers Tobacco Screws, Pumps
Fans Slide and Hand h#thcs, Drill Presses, Wrought
or Cast Railing. Columns and GrdclS. Gas or ate!
Pine. and Machinery OF every description Snpe-
rior CASTINGS made 10 "rdor at sGo't notice ano
49,, ,.,,..o. al, mems. ao l-rnff
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PAPER UpiiOLSTEhER, GLIDER,
ind Hoasc Uec"utor Ia G"aerGi.
ySTHILSf returning his grateful acknowledge
w meats to his numerous friends Tor their very
liberal encouragement during the two years he has
beer, amongst them assures them that it will be his
cnrt;nucd effort 20 serve them with rro!nptueSS,
and at moderate charges III his old Stand. No. i+9,
Norrs s!ps King STREET. ALEXANDRIA. NH ~
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BP0oMs! BROoMs BR0OMS.!m!

7 AN ro~ receiving my SPRING SUPPLY of
| BUCKETS, TulS, ClIukNS, Barrel and
staff, Flour Buckets, Sugar Boxes, Patent Zine
Washboar,is, plain do. Clothes Pins. Rolling Pins,
Halt Bushels and Prck<. Baskets, Eacking,
Matches. w itewash Brushes, Shoe Brushes,
Scrub Brushes and Dusteg-, and such goods as
are generally kept in Broom ami Woodenware
Store pledge myself to sci! At Baltimore prices.
L. HERRING, Royal ST., south OF King.
...t- Hrnorn Corn wanted. mn
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HAMMERED IRON AT 44 CENTS PER
IL POtND.-Just received, q consignment Of
the above article, which | am authorized to sell
ttor cash enlyl at the low price of 44c. p b.
nave also now in store 20 kegs best Pressed Horse
Shoe Nails of assorted sizes, for sale ut the lowest
rates; also, lot Of Horse Shoes at $3.50 per keg.
Call and examine. GEO. T. BALDWIN,
ie ~ King ST., between Pairfax and Water.
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Its stated by the English papers that the
grave of the Earl of Worcester, who was bu-
ried in the time of Henry VIII, is to be open
ed for the purpose of ascertaining whether
il contains the model of u steam engine in
vented bv him and buried with him.
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ISkAU PAUL,
Formerly Of Winchester, Virginia,
ForwuUiny oAd CommiSston .Ec1rhe"t,
And dealer in
GROCERIES, SALT, PLASTER, GUANO, Sc,
Corner of Union and Queen streets.
O,, tie Ruii.Dad, 4ietani.iu, ia.
j. I9--tf
ELARSIA..I 81 CO.,
G,,,.ers C,rniS~iou ard Formur,ijHy Merchants,
i, The old stand Of Marshall / Nat
No. i, Aiug-st.eet, Alexandria, Virginia.
oct ;
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY
OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE Comply, LONDON.
HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,

No. 81 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
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ErEW STORE AND NEW GOOD S.-J. p.
~ CLARKE. mas removed to the New Store,
Eo. i55. King Street., Che old -t2nd.) where can
b., fo,;nd the largest and best stock o! VAIL PA-
pERr. WINDOW CURTAINS, French and Eng
eiish Engravings. and Picture Frames ever offered
Tor sale in this city, and at greatly reduced prices.
IN
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CtEWING ROOMS-SEWING DONE By THE
~ WHEELER i WILSON SEWING MA
CIllNE.-At the earnest solicitation of many of
my customers, | have been induced to open rooms
for sewing. | shall from this date have all kinds
of sewing done, and upon all kinds of goods, and
in IL prompt manner, and to the entire satisfac-
ton of those leaving their work to bo done. 1t is
useless to say any thing of the stitch and durs-
bility of the work done by tho Wheeler h Wilson
Machine, as nearly every one is familiar with it.
Those vino are not can see samples of the work by
calm. ut my store. To those who wish to pur-
chase Machines this arrangement will be pecu-
liar advantage, as they can call and see the Ma
chine in operation, learn its manner of working,
and il they prefer it, select Machine that has
been used some time. W. B. RICHARDS, JR.,
je 90 Agent for the Wheeler & Wilson Co.
WATER COOLERS, FLY AND ROACH
w TRAPS, &c.-I have just received and
offer for sale at Il small advance, supply of the
handsomest and best WATER COOLERS ever
brought into this market; also, samples Of FLY
and ROACH TRAPS, Of most approved makes.
l AIN closing out my Japanned and Tin Cham
ber Sets, Infants and Hip Baths, and goods of
that kind at cost. Call and see.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
ia f. Nn