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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Waiils.

4 YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN wants a
n SITUATIONS W TT NURSE, anil 10 vefy healthy.
can for three days at No. - Lhtle,t, Brooklyn
f5,O PRINTERS-FOREMAN WANTED
For first can job Printing otce Must huv. Taste And
nm snd ability to make estimates To g95d man with the
r.lecn6ssa good position AMI good wages VIII be
'a Adde'S stain. ~. hlmo aud place + interview,
h'' PUBLISHER, TRfBuss OFFICE.
VTANTED.-A person acquainted with the
w Masci In tfuuont aud Book Tde eth a eleIk OF
mariner opportunity for one ha,ing ,ina amount Of
ssptaI Address MUSiCUS, Box 10. 1913 Tribune ohc"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
STEAMBOATS, an6 ia iIroaos
no FOh THE GOLD MINES Of IDAHO
MONTANA AND IDAh,,' TRANSFORMATION LINZ

MONTANA AND IDAh, TRANSPORTATION LINZ
The new. fast and light draft s,e. ner DEER LODGE
Thomas w. Res commander, Henry A. Do 'rman clerk nos
being bu at Ptisburg Pa, expressly for the ~ Louis snl
ron Benton trade will ieaye Pbnrs ior Fort Be9l sel
ineImediae points SATURDAY February 49, and leave 81
LON, SATURDAY March or a. thereafter the
riT n 10 open TO Omaha and Incil Bluff
Inc new, fast and light draft steamer BENTON Wn.
Howard commander Lewis l.. Hinr, clerk, viii lesve as
OF, Denton and intermediate points SATURDAY March IL
Inc new last and light daft ssemer YELLOW STONR
Joseph Myhood commander Sanly Rylsnd clerk win leave
as ahovc SATURDAY, March 49,
The very fast and light drsit steamer FANNY OGDEN,
Thomas Iownsend, commander, Moses Hiilard CLERK VII
leave as above SAIUkDAf, april u.s.
steamer DEER LODGE win remain between Forts Urioa
aud Benton until the caIso Of oil the boats this line cv.
cred ct Fort Benton.
by this cement shippers have great Advantage and -
that their feigh. will be delivered de.nafic
We are prepared TO furnish LAND TRANsPORTArION
FROM FORT BENTON 10 THE MINES, AND wILG
GIVE THROUGH BILLS or LADlNG 10 SILvEA
CITY,, LAST CHANCE, PRICKhY PEAR, DEE4
LODGE VIRGINIA CITY, HAMMOCK CITY AhD
GALI.ATlN. For freight or passae appyto
JOHN q. COPELlk,
Southeast corner Main and divers 's,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, 81. LoulS
Northeast cor. Pine and Commercial as., or No.
JOHN J. ROE & CO,
~ snd Third sts..
j, EAGER, Agent, No. Al Bfosd.st. New Yort /,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

rfNuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
t4rWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK hAkBOR, ~
AMI BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
~ ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
CUM .. leaves New ork. .Veiucsdiy tn. y
raNADa ..,.i .ay.s Boston.......N ednrsdsY Foo. J
cI,iiH .iesves New York.. Neene-iay, feb. y
,rpfCA . ayes boston. ednestay. FEB. II
ifsrR SIAN leaves New oIk., Nediesdly Jan. 2S
Gar ... Leaves Boston..... " e1neaday, March
yRos kKw-yORX TO LIyESPooL.
Chefc,hin Passage. ............'''.'.'''' VI ~
Second Cabin Passage. WV
rgos BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin Passarc. VIZ ~
Second CABIN Passage..............:..'.t' % ~
rsyab, u gold ~ equivalent ia CA.ed St-'.s currency
Bcrhs not secured until paid for.
Az experienced Surgeon on board
Tie o,yrer Of these ships VIII not 5e souRta9e Tor specie
or vuae, sness Biz Of Ladns having tho value expressed
are signed therefor
ForFreght or Passage apply %
r. C0NARD. No. Bowling green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
prining.

NuARLES G. SHELLEY,
" STEAM JOB PRINTER,
NO ca BARCLAiSE,
Slor+ limo or.fs OF fREsSWOHK d ma for the trade
XYJM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l0i Fulton.
w a-STEAL JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
VI AC1UREkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

PROPOSALS will be received by the BOARD
y OF SUPERVISORS cfRICHMOND COUNTY. al their
si,e 1t Richnord MONDAY tie 23d day Of Jan 1865
q 10 FOR KILLING TIL QUOTA Of said County under
ts cali Of the President Of the United States for 3O 900 men,
hrrb Of men to be furnished to be Two Hundred 1900
sd ps 10 state the amount for which each viii be
ised aud the contractor receive bis pay In Richmond
folny tclis Of not less denominations than coo each
thc with his propose the and resi-
.oSf end sufficient slretes (whc BE-
and j1sas fr e f. thll performance Of this contract
Tie i0reoa the night reject any oPos- iorwan
D. sufficient .1.etias or otherwise.
BY o-der oftne Board. 4. II. WOOD, Chairman.
FRFDpRlCK GROsuox Clerk
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Ocean Cleaners.

Z OW RATES of PASSAGE to CALI
IA FOQNIA.
BY STEAMER on sd JANUARY
Tbs splendid steamship
OCEAN QUEEN,
% 90 tun Of the United States mail line connecting At Pan
sma with SACRAMENTO, will take STEERAGE PASsEN
GERS, on this departure a. greatly reduced rates
Apply to
D. b. ALLEN,
No. Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

FAKAIs-Large and thriving settlement, mid and
be,lhfll clioe 81 niles souh II PHI dpha by railroad
ch soil which produces large crops which can Row DC zen
,oyrg Ie. anl Ly acre tracts a. nom 700 20
Sr c,S pavsbe with yeafs. Good business openus
snl oer.: churche schools ud goya 90
;.tv II i now the improving place East 90 Ne-
Hundreds ere citiir and building The 5eany VAIN MDoh
I'M, Mace 4 Out 3. unsurpassed lctter' answered rapef'
80 trt,.t. aud .Iyng s mi 0Tfnson viii ,o sem IIcs
sdi,,st CHis X. LANDS, Nne-nd fostOihce ainbrf
Ind 90 - j. From Beptt J 6og. R0b'n"" Agrle1taggl
~, NJ The Jcyrae: ~ " he most clfcasifs ("f
yglt n On qlfi5 brel posi9n and s Itie ogAdnDa lor
ul,y,qat Turning int sHoD o. thii "de~ ne ""f'n
Prctyics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

- GpA,;D AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considers
~ re-, In Ynrope az wen hi, country having received hs
1 Medal the Word. E.SSnr = non ,s .neeo,
, ali otbsr, H. that tho firm 10 composed Of hse pracnn
piano OTTO rnaker father ard four ,on WHO ,mecyon
own improvements, and uuisF wao'e Wsmrooms
No.. III and I, East FoareeHhs, between up0' 9a'a'
IrVius Place Eew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

IT :
IA Chamber.-st., via. Pavonia Ferry;
Day Express, for Canandasua Rochester Bun1es
salamanca Wet Connects 1t Buffalo with Lake shore
Gsnd Tsui Railway. and at Salamanca With Atlantis
| a.d Crest Western Railway
! $3.50 a. No.. Milk ard Way Train, daily 70 otisyIe.
10 Express Nail, for Buffalo connecting Win Lsks
Shore Railway .,,
a. a. , Wy rain, ruIt Jer'r uuu rev oufsn
D NJ Might Express, for Clnandasus Rochester Buola
Salamanca, aid West.
D. NJ Lightning Express dly for Canandagus Rochae-
ter Boaao Salarnsncs, Dunkik. and West Conneets =
Buffalo With Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railway and -
Salamanca with Atllntic and Great Western Railway.
p M EHyrant rain daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
dirk and West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
mo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS advantages


V COa,;W ALL-Sew double two story bons.s ba'ei9eh'
and ac q acre. OF and abundance q choice ui lne &c.
=. rixrr yof Crcuas giving ION desc. rior, call on J.
ZEC,IfO No " Centrs.i I. II. fitAhhLlN, No - " IL
iirln..i or address I. a. Il. ADAhlS, toin"ah Lans"t
(l-auce County, y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Merchan,s Nayisasion and INCARCERATION c

| CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
~ Dep IN NewYogk Pier No. North River. connect
Ing Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lackswanns and
Western Railroad ana a. Easton with Lehgh Valley Rail-
rosd snd is connections forming direct hne PsbrrA
| aud the Wet. witt DOT change ofesrs.
| GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the West, except Sundays
/ when evening Train.
Sixty Miles aud Two Hours saved by ,nis ne Chicago
Cincinnati Louis. ETC. with but change Of
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing December 26 1874 leave New York folowvy
AZ 900 m, for Easton. naucb Chunk, port
Wilkesbsrre, Mahanoy City. &c.
Mali IRAS-At8:0) for Remington EasioE, Wats9
Gap Scranton Wkesbarrs Great Bend Pts,on, bingham
ton &c.
500 Western Express for Ees,on. Allentown, RsaA'
Harrisburg Pitsbug and tie West with but one change
o. - CacilE ai Gu cago and but ote changes 70 y
LOUIS
100 4 m ? q and 900 . m. Train for Elizabeth
WIkesbsue. WiiaEsport, Reading PStSvie Hssn.ours.
&c.
$40 p. x-For Eason Bethlehoui Allentown sai MAash
Chunk.
$50 p. Nor Some,viie and Pennington.
6P a.-For Sorneryille.
800 r T. WESTERN ExPlEss-For Esston Alrrtova.
Reading. Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. and tho West S.sspa0
Gals through from Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening
ELIrABsrHPoRr ASD NswYoRx FERRY-Lesve New.
Tork nom Pier No. y. r. $3.50 /, 100 ami 9:O
D. A.. R0as stop at Bergen Point snd mariners HsIboT.
Tickets s West be obtained at The Office OF ne
Central Railroad Company Pier No. n. r., ct NJ.
Aston House at Nos IN and 526 Broadway and At the pfu-
cipal hotels. JOSIAH o. srEARNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
7TyuE WELLER PIANO-FORTE-
TI,HE PELOUBETl HARMoNIUMs AZ

INHE PELOUBbI( Hah hiUNIUhI'' y ~
ousy Of tones and greatly superior pedals arc confidently
gered A. the best Of their ca and the closest examination
Three B.nt, Keys snd pedals No l........"...'Ssoee
Two hanks kays and pedals. No. S.I3 No )'''''' SO
Dauhls reed superior octave, $50 4oc'sve....' -
sinsls roed superior 3octsve, sl2O +ocaye...;;'.. m
S,nd for circular to the general depot Address j. ~
pfiIToN No sal Broadway, New York.
CIuros-Thoush Of si appearance, these instrument,
,n. mi b, COMPOUNDED with the s0cscd cabinet orsan'
L. har.h tnne, Of which aye e,reflily avoided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch.
- irx a. Cueer.togn Cork Harbor).-Ths weilknown
,.eners Of a Liverpool New York and Philadelphia steam
.hip Company .umsn Linel carrying the u = Ma' are In
tended - sail ~ follow; - o.,
EDINBURGH ..,,.....'',SIuriay jan 81
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Saturday Jan -
And every succeeding SATURDAY. at nooa, Nen FLOR ~
Notll River.
PASSAGE,
Payable In gold. or Its equivalent n Gun aney -.
FIRsT CATlIN.... $50 % SrEEtA GE .....",S3o %
tir Cabin TO LONDON. % W sieerase . iondoh''' g an
first Cabin 20 Paris.. 9S % Steersgs to Pars. ~ w
kif bn to Hamburg 90 60 Storage 10 Hamburg - "
PesseEse.s also forwarded 70 h,'IS' b1smeH' ''""'1-
Antwerp 6c. az equally low rates $1,000, 80, .os
Frss from LIVERPOOL Queenstovn, st Cabin, s7' 80
sIOs s.eraRs $50 Those who wish to send for Llei'
nei i can bay tickets here at these rsies
Fy.luTtier Information, spply a. the Conpuys ohce,
JOHN u. DALE. Agent. TO. ID broadway N e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
! AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
TTIHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BIOS

4 'nC OI.chI inside ROUlE fOE buy
l. TON-STONiNOTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
49, VIA GROTON AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RECT, AVOIDING POlST JUDITH"
The magnificent Steamer "COMMOSWEALTH,". %
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS The elegant
steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS, WEDNES.
DAYS, and FRIDAYS and after THURSDAY 10Th inst.
st o'clock p. IN.
To Those boats star. from Pier No. IS North River foot
Codrtandt ST. andare experienced trav
ers 20 be the largest strongest most comfortable and
best that have ever run In American waters At all
and in al weather these boats invariably mako the passage
time.
Sumpuous suppe,s and iuxnrousy furnished state
ere marked features of these " floating palaces"
ECrth aud etaterooms may be secured at Harniens EA
press Office No. ~ broadway and at No. lis West-s New
York, ead at No. 10 Weshington-st, Boston,
NJ r. SIMONS Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

MAJ. STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT
Va Tho TjEr,o NJ TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES
line Of hrst-cla.s sidsr ,ee STEAMSHIPS between
NEW YORK and HAtRE.
The frat five splendid teses intended be put upon this
fAyoIlte route for the Continent. the following;
WAsHlNGTON..u 32t tuns, 200 horsepower
Embellishments tuns 500 horsepower.
ENHDfE..s.. 'nfoat) 800 horsepowef
rHANt ivatj, 300 horsepower.
NAPOLEON Ul...,...to1i'i neb, 100 horse power.
Until III. compilation OF ia entire list, the service will be
performed by the
WASaINGToN. 4. D-cir-ns; LAFAYETTE, A. Bo-
cande a. follows:
FROM NEW-YOHE TO HAyRE
WASHlNGTON... " eJnesdaY February l.
LAFAfEIiE............Ne dnesiay March |.
Frt Cabin firclu !if $50 wi1si.........$l3 1928
Second Cabin tiDr.HfiIg tabewineI. $50 or $780,
Payable IN gold it, tGlissu in United states currency
i.EDtcAL ArTgNpASCX FarE ~ cHARGE
F,I ireisL or passage Apply 90
GEDRGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
TO broadway, Neg.Yort.
A. Pa, 10 ~ Boul vi-l dos capGcnes GIand Ho,eD at
Hsyrs. WILLIAM Isl IN 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

DIANOS! PIANOS !! Of fine quality, Mt the
old ptice, Melodeon' lsrmonoIns stools W s,gne'
JeweTy Paintings, scesr Albnms fuf', sewing hia'h'
/ 80 Cash paid for pianos aud other goods =. ~
W. l. z. JONES, No. 50 Anntt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

TOR SALE.--A very desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE FOR sale on The edge Of the Village Of Port
Chester, " p mites from tho City, mile from depot lot
200 feet font isl deep house J5Iii IS room Inquire Of
7. CtRfIARf,
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ioe00ine Car0s. @t.
miscellaneous.

VI on La ,5v 10 st IN Il lower price, than Il any oiher
,.tabshu.eut ia toe city a. kLABEhS Msn'e4 "oiH''
no ZOE b.. ietls, ueaf dave. y. y. Cut Tins oui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

EuRST-CLASS HOUSE, No. 16S President
st. brooklyn with four LOTS Of ground house 20 fee;
WIDE bu IN bes. manner by days work has furnace,
water marble basins bathrooms psTiofs and hgs
Icscoei: would he sod without the adjoining lots desired
7 CT particulars Apply to T.. X. KELLOGG,
No l99 PeaTl-st, v. Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
Railroads,
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA Z.
81. T % z;; CO

z % @ z - -
THRO OUCH BY RAIL FRONT WISHING.
ron AND ALEXANDRIA, TO RIcH.
MOND AND LYNC.HB URG.
ON and after TU ESDAY, December = 1865,
" the trains on this road Will run daily
Sundays excepted-as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington. 7.oC0o a. m.
g. Gordonsville, 12.45p. m.
Connecting with Va. Central Road tor Rich
mond and Staunton direct.
Arrive at Richmond at 5.30p. H.
q Lynchburg, 5.45p. N.
TRAINS NORTH.
"';''S 4: E3ich 1nS at 700 a. m:
- Gordonsville, 1920 p. N.
Arrive at Alexandria 450 p. II.
g ~ ashington 5 20 p; N;
Come citing with the B. & o. Il. X IJr a.
parts of the North and West.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria al 40
a. m, and arrives at Gordonsyille at 5.2j ?. n
Leaves Gordonsville at 500 a. n. and arrive: q.
AIexandria at 4.35 p. II. Through freight train
leaves Alexandra 2.45 q. m, and arrive: q.
Is a. ~, and arrives at Alcxandrl2 at 6lO P III.
Express freight train leaves Alexandria 6.
100 D. H., and arrives 1T LynchbuGg at 10 . g.
N. Leaves L. nchburg at 2.4O p. H., and a.
rivos at Alexandria al $50 a. N.
LuIs route las jIIo t1CT;.tvit5o OIal a. y,-
Of having continuous rail fl ON Re" York t.
Iynchb6rg-4G4 miles, and CONNECTING &.
Lynchburg direct: to Bristol, Knoxville; Mem
phis, New Orleans, and all other points South
i also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run
1r3nassas. Bristoe, CatIott,s Rappah&nnocl
CuIpeper. Orange and GordonsvilLe, where
MANY Of the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams EIpGc::
building, opposite the B. 4 O. r. R: Depot il
Washington; also, en- the corner or OF: I s. ana
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and at the 0ep4>. o..
Maryland Avenue, Washington.
Trains leave from the corner Of tlHa. and {
s'''''S' ''8''I''7 y. E. NcCAFFGRIy.
General Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
RAILROAD ROUTES.

The Lynchburg Virginian, combats the
opinion that the proposed road Of the Baltimore
& Ohio r R., company through the valley
Of Virginia, is shorter and more direct one to
Baltimore, than the route of the present INES
tt says ''The proposed road, i is under
stood, would be a continuation OF the WIN
chester & Potomac road from Harpers Ferry,
where that road intersects the Baltimore q
Ohio. From thence it would proceed Via
Strasburg, Mt jackson, Harrisonburg, Staun-
ton, Lexington and Fincaste to Salem, the
highest point to which it could go. Now let
us note the distance between these man points
starting from the point OF proposed lntersec-
ton of the Virginia & Tennessee road From
Salem to Staunton by the stage road IS ABOUT
ga miles. From Staunton to Winchester ~
miles. From Winchester to Harper's Ferry,
50 miles. From Harper's Ferry to Baltimore,
50 miles. The whole distance therefore from
Salem to Baltimore by this route, 296 mules.
Let us now compare the distance between
Salem and Baltimore by the roads already
complete and in operation. From Salem to
Lynchburg, by the Virginia 4 Tennessee road,
so miles. From Lynchburg to Alexandria, by
the Orange road ITO miles From Alexan
dria to Washington, miles. From Wash
inrton to Baltimore 80 miles The whole
distance between Salem and Baltimore, by
tho5a ro2ls, t2>ii-cr 27e 80 - 30 WI" '"SH
than by the new route projected. When we
consider further, that these roads are all made
and in operation we may the better perceive the
inutility of expanding millions Of dollars to
make another road to compete with them Tor
through tonnage and travel. 70 open the pro
nosed route would require the construction OF
I96 miles Of new road; but, giving its projectors
the advantage of the Manassas Gap road from
Mt. Jackson to Strasburg- although nothing
but the grading remains, the track having been
torn no during the var-they would still have
l62 miles of road to build Even if the whole
Of the Manassas Gap road were to be made
bar. Of the new line the distance between Salem
and Baltimore would be nine miles greater
than by Lynchburg ana its CONNECTIONS.
Drawing line on the map, from Salem 20
Baltimore we shall find that the present route
approaches much more nearly to an air line
than the proposed Valley route. =
On Friday last, the New York Stock tx
change appropriated $4,000 as Chlstiua6
nresent to Gen. Grant The money is IS be
added to what is known as the Grant l..s5i-
monial Fund, which new reaches $6',O00.
When 800, 900 is subscribed It VIII be duly
presented to the General! The entire amount,
t IS believed will be made up before New
Years Day.
The President has seat the Senate, for con-
frnation, the r:nle Of john B:g1low. Unlted
States Consul and Acting Minister 1t Paris,
as Enyoy Extraordinary and Minister IIen1-
potentiaTy
James D. Gibson of Jefferson county, Va,
died suddenly of apoplexy on Friday week,
..z.se-xszsse=====.eE.zzzs-..Hes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADYEkIloLk"
D OBERT L. WOOD, . WOOD
IL Successor to Ashby u "ood'
continuus to carry on the 1c1
DRY GOODS BUSIN ESS;

oolI'''' 80 DRY GOODS BUSINESS:
At the Old Stand. No no. King street;
ALEXANDER II. SLAYMA kER (neW
with F. L. Wood) would respectfully sonclt
the patronage Of his friends.
Our STOCK is at all times largeand eompletee'
embracing, Heavy and Fine french ! b pro- 10
Cloths for servants, &C., sc. ,o oo1
A full assortment Of Flannels, white ana col
ored, Fine and medium quality Dress GOODS,
full assortment of Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish Linen, warranted genuine e. Linen
Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens, Superior
Cotton Shifting and Shooting; !, also, Gloyes and
Hosiery, Suspenders Shirt Bosoms Collars,
Cravats Neck Ties, Hair Nets &c, toget4h1eerz
with a general assortment Of fr!t,class DRY
GOODS, to an examination of which we invite
our old friends and the public generally
dec 14-3nl
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n ATS MADE TO COME OUT OF THEIR
IT, HOLES TO DIE!

T T. EVANS would respectfully call the
Cd attention Of the Ladies to his large stock
Of FURS, consisting Of Mink, Siberian SPUR
rel and Sable ALSO large stock of Misses and
Children's FURS, Of every description, which
will be sold cheap. Also, fine stock of Men S
and Boys Felt HATS. Furs repaired at short
notice Call at No. 50, King st. no 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
OTONEBRAKEK:S
ETORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS !

GTONEBkAkEk0
," HORSE AND CATTLE P0WDERS!
4 safe and speedy cure for Coughs, C0lds,
Distempers, Heaves, Hde-bOund, WORMS BOTS,
Scurvev. &C., in Horses, Loss of Cud, Black
Tongue, etc. in Cattle.
READER DON'T FORGET!
STNNEDRAKER' S HORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERS,
are becoming the most popula Powders now IN IN
use And Why? Because they are prepared OF
such INGREDIENTS as are precisely suited to the
animals for which they are used. n o powders
ever sold have given such universal satisfaction
and acquired so great celebrity in the same time.
Asan evidence oftheir superiority over all others
the proprietor stakes his reputation on these
powders against all others now put up. only
try lhem and be convinced of their great quail
it;es H. STONEBRAKER
For sale BY our agent, Funkstown: Md.
e. S. LEADBEATER 4 CO..
oc 17-3m Alexandria, Va.
ATS MAIZE TO COME OUT OF THEIR
IL HOLES TO DIE!
Great destruction Of rats
tt is A. paste and used on bread.
Every box warranted dead shot;
AS it will destroy all your
Rats. Reaches, Mice and Ants,
Or YOU can have your money refunded,
Not DANGEROUS to the human family.
Try it-and fit don tslay all your, rats, &c.
You can have your money refunded. :"
Sold by druggists and country dealers gener-
ally. ii. STOMEBkAhEK}}
: " 0<''' y E. S IEADBEATER & CO.,
oc l7-3m Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26

VOHN s. VIE KION, (successOr to AShby
81 s Y harton,) will receive consignments,
and conduct the business Of a GENERAL sComlnis~
sion Merchant, at the 0 stand, No. Z, r. W.
corner Of King and Union streets. Particular
attention paid to all consignment: from tie
connt1v de 14-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-26
VHOMAS SINCLAIR,
] CARPENTER AND JOINER.
No * South Water street.

No. 70, SOUth " ateT slTcet:
(near the Bank Of the Old Domnion.)
Is prepared to execute with dispatch, and on
the most reasonable terms. ali work in his line,
and satisfa elton warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent country, as
he is prepared to contract for building, or to do
any kind Of repairing - 2o-b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-13

her Insulting course Is the belief OF her
government thai, although the Ameri-
can EVIL Taf Is At an end, II has nos
len me American people united pe0z
PIE. - ts.tor rs, the people Of the Sontli-
en- states Of Elle American Uniun nov
@ undo this belief Of foreign powers.
By unanimous loyalty, In thought a
well Is acts BY ssFVies OF the heart a
ven - Of the Lip, 10 our common coun-
Try, q Is for Us 70 inspire the president
and Congress Of the United States 70
maintain our national honor against
these foreign powers In manner WOF-
thy OF our common history II foFJsfrIi
war shall be inevitable, Iet Great Bit
ain understand that Georgia Is as loyal
as Massachusetts,; that South Carolina
I Is IS true as Maine; that Alabama and
( Mississippi and Louisiana VIII support
I their national government with no les
aTdor than VIII their sister states of the
North and West; that In such q war on
/ land she win confront, united, the ar
mics that were enemies at Shiloh and
~ GetySbuEg, and that, on the sea, the
once hostile tars Of the Monitor and
NerTimac viii renew, under one COM
mon nag, their common glories Of the