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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-06-25

TO THE CATTLE MEN OF VIRGINIA.
+ HAVE employed the services of R. 81. Crockett to
Il assist me in the sale of CATTLE, SHEEP and
HOGS, in this market, and hope from our experience
in the business to share liberal patronage. We are
prepared to receive stock from this date, and propose
to do STRICTLY A COMMISSION BUSINESS.
JNO. G. MOFFETT. of Augusta.
Richmond, May Z, 1e6l.-2m.-Vin. copy.
NEW GOODS.-I would call attention to the
lN fact that went to market before the present
troubles commenced, and l have in store large
and beautiful stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS of the latest imporiations. My stock of La
dies Dress is very large and varied, embracing
new styles and fabrics, sold cheap for cash.
April 80. 1861 DAVIS A. KAYSER.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
r DESIRE to sell or rent my Store Property in the
i town of Huntersvle. The location is the best in
the town. have been in the business so long that it
the property is for sale, on accommodating terms.
JAMES T. LOCKRIDGE.
Nav z. 1S61.-3m.-$4 90.
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BERDAN'S sIIARP-SHOOTERs.

.UThis we'll advertised body of green coated
riflemeh have begun on the Potomac to ex-
.hibit their skill on the Rebels. 3 Last week
the enemy made demonstrations of an ad-
Liivance on Fort Corcoran; so an order was
dispatched to Col. .Berdan to send COM
pany of his sharp-shooters there. They
had not been long at the Fort before thirteen
of the enemy apppeared in sight at dis
lance, but they didlhot tarry long, for some
yrafthe men, drew bead, upon Them and at
the first fire killed four, one ofhcer.and three
privates. z I Z : Il , 81 = 4
,o'The first modest attempt to recruit 1 80
sharp -shooters has grown so now as to en-
brace project for a whole brigade; and in
fact there have been; reported to Colonel
xBerdanr at Washington, no less than thirty
lily censPanies, formsdl or forming In differ
ent States. AS yet he has only eight hun
bred men, or eight companies, at Camp
:, Burnside, but more are already on their
way, and others just ureadyato start. The
second company from Michigan 100
strong Under the lead of Capt. Stuart. left
10 Lansing on the 29th ult.J and the third
company, from Detroit, within a few days
past. A company of 100 sharp-shooters
for Berdan's Sharp Shooters, from Mime
sofa, passed through Chicago, October 18th,
en- route for Washington, over the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
The sharp shooters hit man at the dis
lance of 800 yards. The men have enlisted
with the distinct understanding that they
ARE to be drilled as skirmishers, and to fight
after their own way on the wings Of the
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e UlSSsH5TTPPiPIN9G. 4A aDoG:,as R1IDDER.

A2vetelaa taf5 lah6 had served under
zee Commodore Z Stewart many years in the
CAPACITY Of boatswain, on getting past exer-
ton. WAS gahhoa6fed blythe latter jim grateful
10 snemory., Of his former conduct, kind OF
sub. gardener, at his country seat near Phil
adelphia.. Jack had not long been in pos.
session Of his new post, when he perceived
eyery morning ON walking over the gardens
that several of,the beds were paved about,
and the. borders destroyed, indicating b.
sgttheir marks the stealthy visits OF some ca
nine wanderer.
Jack immediately communicates the news
to the Commodore, who concufred with him
ss III his opinion as to the cause, and advised
him to 60 to the garden 9 9 few hogFS earlier
in the morning, and give the intruder warm i
himself 10 the shrubbefy, ssPied long,
lean dog, between pointer and mastiff.
sprina 9ponr the lgarden9wailL and jumping
into the grounds begin running ABOUT and
S'} esxnlorinS with a degree of activity and
keenness, the depth of strawberry bed.
Jack watched his opportunity. ana as the
fns5nient the dog bad buried his head out OF
sIIabt in the earth. the tar stole behind him
With asba6e and at blow struck off his
tail; ths dog Asprang over che garden wall
hsagain yelling sT7fi' So f9'. -. -. -,
.yqs77so time after, when the Commodore
came. into The garden, Jack accosted him
with: Ea1
r4sAHrigbt, your honori we we're boarded
by dog, sure enough. of lean, sharp"
= sailing 6siild, rather white about the bows
and dark amidships,"",, p 80, a.,,v.,
And what did you do with him.
JackeRJ4 3EIT4TI 50 19ao9
az prevented his finding has way here any
= HfofA.,st- Il - sst5 I s&-sl t-h-1ttsL
"Did YOU kill him. JACKIE E 55544..
- .,..:0h. no. please your honor; l lad by on
the look-ou there in the. shrubbery. and
IA vhens I, seed him idowse his bows in the
strawberry bed, I dropped softly astern,
and with this Hers tool nnshipped his rud-
oder. You. see. that's all.Y saEaaWfI
The. sdogvnever came back to trouble
Jack. .YkUTae u II
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Published byDsaS Of uissRar Department.

INSTRUCTION IN FIRLD ARTILLERY.
Prepared by Board of Artillery OF GERS. 70
8Vo. $3.50. 10 =
/. =, BAIrfAoRE, Nd. Jan Is, 1883
Coz 8. CooPER, Adiutant Gen. o. 8. A.:
Sir-The Light Artillery Board assembled by
No l16. of 1858, has the honor to submit revised
system of Light Artillery Tactics and Regulations
recommended for that arm " s
= VIM. H FRENCH. BIT, Major,
. 80 Captain First Artillery.
WILLIAM r. BARRY,
-'5 - - Captain Second Artillery
HENRY ]. HUNT, BIT. Major,
Captain Second Artillery.
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THE GREAT KANSAS REMEDY
9GLsss I5l9SsJ38g Szafa Legs - H.t9S
Fol-. Fever. analogue
lwooDWARD &.FlNLEY's
"A @ sU7EbssadC II RI

"A Or OTeItI,ssa q II III. H.
ias >" And Antfdote to Malaria! - ~
THOSE unaceaainted with the virtues of this
fl cheapest, safest and best specific for that pes
of Kansas-AGUE, we would refer to the following
testimonial of Col WV. II. Lawrence, of the firm
of Lawrence, Christian q lane, Attorneys at Law.
as well as to theindividual experience Of the
thousands of others who have used it .r
- MINNEoLA, May 5, 1850
During the summer and fail of 1859 was
troubled with the Fever and Ague. In its most
hoFrid forRss.s For months this disease fingered
about me, assuming, every shape, both regular and
irregular, common and uncommon. To arrest it,
I made use of the common remedy, Quinfne in a
most faithful manner but to no effect. also used
diligently, numerous ether Medicines, said to be
.sAgue Cures" in fact, tried almost everything
I could think or hear of, but all to no purpose,
and as a "dernier resort sent to Messrs. Wood
ward d5 Finley of Lawrence, for package of
their Aeze Cure. and 1t is bnt Justice to them and
the medicine they sent me, TO- say that since 1
commenced taking it, have had but one very
slight chill and that was the next day after got
the medicine IL used one hottie of Pills and part
of another, and apart of bottle of their Bitters.
My health improved rapidly, aud to-day am en-
ioying better health than before for years. there
fore cheerfdly recommend both the Pills and Bit
tiers as a sure and safe Ague Remedy 90 ~
az s75--li.Esgea sTGN 4fW- H LAW RENEE,
g o. Woodward L Finley Lawrence. Kansas,
Sole Propriecors and Manufacturers.
: For sale by Flick & Eskridge; Emporia. - 45
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h III "a 9 EE.PERLEH Arena
.fsa6G} -5f'Bf ..;ssu1B1tO
.Enpoxia 81 90, 1850. sler
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2 WAR DEPARTMENT.. WAsHIsGToN3 !

~ ~ AAdtAOIOnJ
--- February 10, 1S4I.
O. The system of Cavalry Tactics adapted to the
organization of Dragon regiments, having been
approved by the President of the United States
is now published for the goVeRdInentNo of the said
Z Accordin CIV. instruction. in the same viii he
given after the method pointed out then Elm and
all additions to- departures from the exercises
and maneuYers laid down in this system are pos
itiyeIv forbfdiIen r. POINSETT
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Two vols. complete. ST so.

t.An 4et to establish unforn mode of Discipline and
Field Exercise fortte Mitia IF the United States.
,"Section 1. That the system of discipline and
field exercise which is and shall be ordered to be
observed by the regular Army Of the United States
in the different corps of iafantry, artillery. and
rifeen, shall also be o6serred 6y the militia in the
exercise and discipline of the said corps, respect
lively, throughout the United States''1
Approved, Washington, May 70, 1890. |
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TIE British iiest z now twT on J. and near our
coast numbers 4s vessels, esrEyiIg IS.
ssigsns. and! $3.50 men. The French e se6
.sig1ns,s majority of which are the efficient
Scsn6ii rroyess, ,,9lot the Emperor 3 linvsn
4tioa..nsJ 'esrss
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xazsrsaoNF 2G8ENIseFaoes.

D-TNatuRe clearly intended the. hos,to h. a
GdApositsry Of fat1 No janinal has 1 katter
appetite, or is less dainty in his choice of
food; good digestion waits, npon. his anne.
tlte, ana MS love Of ease favors the process.
Yet. though he takes thus naturally to fat !.
ten'ng, much may bssdone by man to hast.
az sn OF nlnaer Hne operation, and the profit
~ .Eear!ngg s#lne depends very largely upon
2saPPlyine oiasoIanle conditions for the de-
@s'fed' accumulation. Z The plan too often
followed, of allowing these animals to Air,
for themselves mostly, and haTeIve ev;s. -
IL the time comes for putting them mn 10 fed
ssfor killing, is not the most economicaI A
:spig treated in this way becomes stnnta3
wild, uneasy and voracious. It.swiiI re-.
,quiFe several weeks of heavy feeding to
bring him up to the point where fattenino
Should commence, and even then he CANNOT
: attain the proportion which more liberal
treatment would have given 77SfC - :
.S:e One otEthe most successful pork. raisers
soinsthe country said:g.I begin to fatteu INV
hogs from the time they are old enoueyb -
v.squea, and keep them SO busy eatins thev
& have no lime for squealing." Some per.
sIeons sbayei the notionothat the accumuIa.;on
of fat IN q pig interferes with his Growth.
and therefore he should have rather snare
-''diet for the first six months, in order to at
tain large slze:a But fattening is only the
storing away of excess of digest food. The
wants of the growing bones. muscles. etc.
Isare first supplied, and any surplus is depos-
-ited in the foTm of fat; and there need be
no lear thatthe kgrowLh oflother parts will
suffer while fat is accumulatinp.
,6 Whe most common thing I'M tfattening
swine is delaying it until late in the season.
The food taken into the system is required
not only to build up the tissues, but to fur
nish animal heat. In warm weather but
yefT httlsdua or food is needed foF this
purpose, and fat aecumulates readily; but
IN cold weather almost the whole food eaten,
will be exhausted in keeping the animal
/wafta.E Hence the policy of contnieneing
ttto Iatten early.G One gbushel OF corn fed
this penth will give better returns than two
in the depth Of winter. It is advisable to
'bkeeP OveFa stock of old corn to feed with
until the haryestcommences. and a supply
.sscan be taken from the field s-,;.,,f,
70 Every animal relishes aiVariety of food,
z and fattening swine will turn with eager
ness from their accustomed feed of corn,
to MUNICH peaivines or green corn stalks.
Their aPpetites will be kept up by crafty
ing this natural desire. Ground feed of rye
and oats ,or'oals and peas to take the place
OF corn occasionally. will be beneficial; and
sthere should be a liberal allowance of green
xSfooal with all the dairy wash that can be
spared Clear. water is also essential and
should always be supplied to the pen.
,sszs,Do not allow the sites to become filthy;
swine are naturally cIeanly in their hab
gsits, and by furnishing them with plenty OF
litter, valuable addition will be made to the
Ireanure heap. H00T VVE1 9Egf3f
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veyahcing. TO @ 1s'2sI - tesF3sa =.
E.s,ugbE afh-----1s i fa lrsg s55.f
I have complete set of plats of all the best
land in tins part of the Neosho and Cottonwood
Valleys now offer fo- sale, at low figures, the
following Real Estate: ,.g,.f ..-,...-,s- rt.a
No. e.-Lots No. 145 and lat CONNER
eial street, with good house, well finished. ana
now occupied dwelling and Office.
No, 500 Lots in Emporia: a choice
selection. suitable for stores. shops, dwelling
houses. DC. ats,as41 :
No. 4.-160 acres of land J miles from
Emporia, with l6 acres under cultivation, being
S.W ID Sec. IL, 7. 10, R, IL. 7ls7Co1q eli :
4, No. $50 acres Of, land u miles from
Emporia, with living water; no improvements;
being W. = N. E. u Sec. III Z. 10, r. II. s'o'
/" No. SO acres of land, l. miles from
Emporias with living water, 10 acres under god
cultivation being Hg W. = 3 = F. a Sec SEES 49,
US. No. $3.50 acres sof Hand in Madison
county. near Eagle creek, being the NV, ~ Sec.
81, T. 20, R. u.
No. 1910 acres of lane, near Forest
Hill; living water, and little timber; being the
N. E. d Sec. 10, It. I9. r. IL. 's'.7t9Ih ~
+ No. II .-160 acres good bottom prairie.
two miles: from Emporia.a 20 acres broke and
fenced. Will be sold on four years time. It is
the s. E. = Of Sec. %, T. 10, E. II. Is ''""1
No 1870 acres fine land on Buckeye
Creek, one mile from Toledo; 40 acres fenced, Is
acres in cultivation, 40 acres good timber, living
water. This place will be sold very cheap, and
one-half the price taken in stock. 81 laai
No. 17.-160 acres excellent bottom prai-
RE adjoining Toledo No Improvements One
half the price taken in stock. 1t is the n. ". n
of Sec. II, T. IS, r. g. HFa .H'.gt' ISIS
No. 1870 acres of land mile from
Town, so acres timber, living water, S. W. q
Sec. 5 l. lO, Il, H. ';.ssa s-.. a,a -
No. 20.-160 acres prairie one mile from
Emporia, no, improvements. Being S. E. Sec
T. 10 R, IL. ..,..,. ,r..,., .,..E ....a.,....s
b, No. 27.-160 acres. fine prairie near Ply
mouth no improvements. 1t is the N. w. q of
Sec. 7, T. 10, R. 10. .,.
No. ga farm to. rent for three years.
60 acres fenced, so acres in cultivation, a snail
house. well, &c. A good chance will be given to
good tenant None other need apply. Il. az
No. 29-16O acres choice land adjoining
the town of Neosho Rapids, 10 acres in cultivation,
10 acres timber and living water; being the 3. W
ID, Sec. %, T. IL. B. ii. .5feHiafaJ s-"no,1
n No. 3O.-A good dwelling house and four
lots in Emporia. The house is well finished and
nearly new. Good cistern on the premises Lots
fenced and improved s-.e.a 7e3a.otfG8 aea5 l.
bsasa29o sa's aiotG asells.g 55st-tlsl O.
% -r'asgd yi -5auoo:s ,. ,0ogasyrs. ai5
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.ARnEF,s TACTICS

HARDEE'S TACTICS.
Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics, for the exercise
and 1naneuvers of Troops when acting as Light
Infantry or Rifiemen. Prepared under the di-
rection OF the War Department. By Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel WI. HARDEE, U. S. A.
= Vol I-SehooLs of the Soldier and Company; In.
struetiOns for SkIuishers. Vol. II.-SchoOI Of
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p al Of schicA .cz1 b sold al Astounding
lO'S prices, for ready pdy 0N
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70 vaHARDi& REYNOLDS
- LAWRENCE AND EMPoR1A
US. Mail & Express Line
I'M OHTB DAY
~ With Passenger Coaches ! s1hiszi
' So Railroad for all Points
i. NORTH SOUTH AYD EASTL

THIS LINE IS WELL STOCKED AND
Il furnished with comfortable Passenger Coach
es and carries the U. S. Mail. Leaves Lawrence
Mondsy, Wednesday, and Friday mornings
passes. through Bloomington. Clintops Twin
Mound, Ridgeway, ITO, Burlingame, Superior.
and Waterloo arrives in Emporia in the evening
fof same day. Returning, leaves Emporia every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at
o'clock, arriving at Lawrence same day. IT,,
Express packages carried between Lawrence
and Emporia, and in connection with the U. S.
Express, on reasonable terms, and safe delivery
guaranteed All g. 75f5s.1z e,zsa sssfgz e.
~ This line is over the only direct route to
Central, Southern and Southwestern Kansas.
Fare Reasonable! 7fE.-4 r. -i1 ~ f'' 'f'-i.t
s., VIA os seos1sa IA HARD d REYNOLDS
August l6. Is6O.-Y - ~ -. ..-..,...---.E
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AGE N CY
once Removed to II Commercial street,

ITfi lfITfnFf .HfHTHTsH 80 ~ 20 :
e EMPORIA, KANSAS.
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CAVALRY TACTICS.

~5 5eF. +" CAVALRY TACTICS. F1s 1a.-l
Published by order of the War Department First
Part-SehOOt of the Trooper, of the Platoon, and Of
the Squadron DisBouRted. Second Part-Scho0l
of the Trooper of the Platoon, and of the Squadron
Mounted Third Part-EuolHtions Of a Regiment
Three vols. 18rno. 1918. =@''
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Il = IE@Zej fAEgE SIS
McCLELLAN'S BAYONET EXERCISE.
Manual of Bayo Exercises. Prepared for the
b. use of the Army of the United States. ByGEO.
4 B. MCCLELLAN, Captain First Regiment Cav
airy, q. S. A, Printed by order of the War De-
psrtment. ....s -r..lsea -f-rrn..-.r.-g "a .
b. q ta -. Ope vol. l2mo.. 81 25. g7-
ss '1 HEADorAgTERs or THE Army, d
| FOL WASHINGTON, D. o., December 81, I9515
Hon. G. NJ CONAN, Secretary of War:
Sir-Herewith have the honor to submit sys-
tenn of Bayonet Exercise. tran slated from the
French by Captain Geo. B. Nc CieIlan, Corps En-
gineers, o. S. Army IT," .-tf "a @..' ore
/ strongly recommend its being printed for
distribution TO the Army and thatit be made, by
regulation, part of the System of Instruction"
| The Enclosed EXTRACTS from reports of the In
spectcr General, etc show the value. 30
have the honor to pc, sir, with high respect,
- rH -Ev Your most obedient servant,
Approved. WINFIELD SCOTT.
I sls e. ii. CONRAD, .- . r t'' .'1.y.
- - - Secretary of War.
r. JONES, Adjutant General
d Any of the above works forwarded by mail
free of postage, to any part of the Uaited States
on the receipt of the published price. Remit
tances can be made in gold dollars and postage
stamps. Address
- Booksellers. Publishers and Statoners,
Nos. % and "a North Fourth Street
1913 Philadelphia.
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n e. p. BANCROFT.
Real Estate Agent Conveyaneer,
sliS AND NOTARYPUBLTc, '5 /

WILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BUsI
w ness in all its branches, such as Entering
Buying, and Selling Land. Paying Taxes, Renting
Land and Houses, Collecting Debts and Con
'Veyancing. ic7 @ zsss'lI IS trasEsa =!
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.-Powd. Cubebs,
- Pow'd. Gum Arabic, Nitrate Silver fused
and crystallized, Oils, Anisc, Sassatras, Cltro-
nela and Goranium, Tartaric Acid, Cream Tar
tar Opium, Morphine, Sulphate QuiDine, Gallic
Tanic and Citric Acid, Rhubarb, PowI. Slippery
Elm, Borax, Sup. Carb. Soda, Prepared Chalk,
Blue Stone Alum, UXaIic Acid, Beuzoic Acid,
Norweol's Tincture Fcratrum Prices Glycerinc.
Cox's Sparkling Ge!atine, Ext Vanilla, Straw
berry, Raspberry, Peach, Almond, and Orange,
Oil Lemon, o.! Peppermint, and Oil Cloves. Sugar
Lead Ipccac, and Gloves, Just received, and lor
sale by j. WM. ROWLING.
jan 81 62, cor Of Fairfax and priLce-sts
DRUGS, &c Nitrate Silver, Iodine. Tanun
~ Vacnarac Zinc, Caiomc Muriated Tinct
Ircn, Tart Iron and Potash, 5 Syrup Iodidc of Iron
Iron by Hydrogen. Carda.non Sccl Ila..co
Leaves, Macassia Oil, Sands ,ar>apaT IA, Gum
Arabic, Hops, Camphor, Lees Super Carb Soda
Gum Senegal, Citrate Magnesa, Matches, Stra-
monum Leaves, Browns Essence Ginger, Aico-
hol, Bi Chromate Potash, Caustic Potash, Quinine,
Carbonate Iron Peruvian Bark, Ground Ginger,
CochcneaI, English Peppermint, Lozcnges, Squi!ls,
Assafmtida, Chamomilc Flowers, Gayctte Paper,
ard Sarsapa9ilia Root, just received, and for sale
by LEADBEATER CO.,
2mo II Nos ) and + South rairr,X ST
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

~, ,szSr3 ssssss5
- @
nN and a'tcr SATURDAY, January l2th,
" 1861, Il TRAIN viii leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchburg and the Southwest, connecting at
Gordonsville with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton, &c, and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt Jackson, &c.
Through Tickets to RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG, KNOXVILLE, MEMPHIS, NASH
VILE, MOBILE, MoNTG OMERI, and NEW
ORLEANS, at the Ticket Office. corner Of Duke
and Henry streets.
Leave Alexandria at7.Ij, A. NJ, ana arrive ut
Lynchhurg at > 40, 7. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg at $40, A. NJ, and arrive at
Alexandria at l.50, ?. NJ.
in. BR0ADUs, General Ticket Agent.
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NO. As.
MISCELLANEOUS READING

AarEMu~ WARD vN WA>H1NGr..N : :
Ward, Ii hi: great ora,hun" III Wd~;i :
toa, say: &c Wasbingt vas CT :. E'7
ed, warm hea ted bray aod I'd
lie never sLr,Pr OVER! The prevsllr W.,
LESS OF most public men il to 81 P VI! ="
them words in la'ge lie tr2s-h ".
glr iileu up md sop. Tney ro>. ~ --.
They tra7el 100 IN ich ~ the h'g:. -...
principle. They git ont" ths Il ) -. .a
hobby ross VIII t-ots al>ns &c. "a
whether the heest Isever goa, "l,," s,.c'. -"
sound, or spav,red. bllri snd baw @
course they g't throwas- event !.
sooner. When they see the multi i
it bind they 60 pei mel ";:h it j.
ertn themselves to sit it right. They
see that the crown Witch is Aow bear1I-
triumphantly on its shoulders will so s..
kiver its error and cast them into tn hos
pond Of oblivyum without the slightes ne'
itasbun. Washington never Slor or
That WASN'T Geo ra's stile. He
country dearly tie wasn't after The
he was human angil in thr.'s =
nercd hat and nice hritchez, and We sra
see his like ;gn' -awo,. NJ r.". =
"""'t all , Washngtons, Lut We can all ;"
patriu.s Cs.rlstiau manuer."
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The French past.ufice il abon

for the delivery Of city letters the =: A. i.
atmospheric pressure through long cylinders.
The exhausing machine will be placed in
the central Office, and the pipes will =" 10
all the railway stations and the d,ffereue
principal offices in the city. Packages viii
thus be sent to the different quarters IN
spontaneously, where they will be taken Up
for distribution. and thus letters will arrive
OF their destination in half an hour after
they are written, instead of in two "r three
hours aS now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-22
BUSINESS CARDS.
ID. CORSE.
j. d. CORSE. II. D. CORSE.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
CURSE BR OF II EES,

J. d. CORSE. h. ID. EOESL.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office Of
CVRSE BR OF II EES,
No. 93 EEckcaye Block
NNTE will make Collections ali accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
cceds subject to Check, or renit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Ercaonge, Time Bits, Promis-
sorry Noicy. Uncurrcat Money, Coin, de-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated favor
able terms. Interest allowed to Dcpositors.
A varied experience Of many years il this husi-
ness. enables us TO offer services with confidence
to the public. feb ls-tf
j. W. BURKE. ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office Of
u URli L K il ER T. L RT,
No. SO, King~street.
WE will make Collections on al accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
cccdS subject to Check, or reiut promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Erchange Time Bile, Promis-
so,y Notes, U"cu,rcm No"cy, Coia, d,c.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission jan 1T
4. !. nr"pGREYa H. L. rALIArmEEo.
HUMPHREYS T&LIhTERRC,
tSrCCESS0RS 10 MARSHALL x c..
GroceyS. Comnaiss;on and forcurdiHg
MERCHANTS,
Ne II King street, Alexandria, Va.
REFERENCES :--McsSrS. EGwlc L Co., AleXan
dria, Va.
John &. Bcale, Fauquier county, Virginia.
Jno. S. Barbour, jr, cuipcpcr county. Virginia.
Col. John Willis Orange county, Virginia.
Wm Bayue, Baltimore, Maryland.
Jno. S. Buckncr Rappahannoc:s county, Va.
Edward c. Marshall, Fauqui"r county, Virginia.
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