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BOUDY On TUESDAY, 3oth inst, W j., infant ron
Of " &. ant Jane BOddy, tred year snd months.
Funeral VIII laSu pace from the residence OF hue
pltutt, on "Wednesday afternoon, a. g O'Clock, 4l3
Ieath ave. Friends and ncquaintancos are request
Ell to at eud. III
COiLE-In Brooklyn, Mr.. Patrick Coyle, in the
53d ear OF his axe. native OF the County Tyrone
LELAND 90
For notice of tho funeral Thursdays issue. s97
HANILTON-ln Jamaica, J.. l., Nay Goth, Thos,
Hamilton, brother OF Robert Hamilton, editor OF the
AnFlo African. ,
Tie iIiends and relatives % the deceased are re-,
specItully invited attend his funeral ths dav AZ
o'clock T. from HIS late residence, Douglas street.
Iemsio r. l. lEs
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ernment, whose ,g.nts here are q course careful
to report everything ticy can discover in conneo-
ton with tho movement. Tic subject has lsiely
Teen brought 10 tue attention o. rAriiamout and
although the governrncn, orscles affected to treat
the matter lightly it was plainly To tc seen that their
indifference was merely assumed. The rapid
spread Of the Fclisn order in this eorutr,, the
knowledge that LARGE class oi our sold rs belong
to the organization, the act TIA. these soldiers arc
sbout 10 be discharged from the service, ard he
definite shApe which tie purpose Of tic Fenisus
has now taken, csusosa degtec Of unesEuess and
apprehension in En-, and that cannot 10 disguised.
i. is perhaps, looking TO FAR ahead g. dete-min"
what disposition shall le made Of Ireland, should
her people succeed in throw NJ ~ the British
yoke. The ties Of sympathy and % lndred GER
tainly bind II more strongly to she United States
than 10 any other country, bus Is geographical
position could hardly bc more unitvoratle hr
uniting It asa" sovcrciyn State q America" II
will DO quite time enough 10 discuss ttis point
whom tbe important wor. Of independence has
been accomplished
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The North Curolirn Proclamation.

ihE appointment Of " ". uoIpEs. ESQ. Pro.
Nt'unal uoycruor % co. arolin,. # q, ,,c,,,
ahee with the Const1..,-p Of the United s,etc.
VIII 'o REGARDED Oy D.. iayL citizens a. ang,b,,
eN'uoh'' Vat frs',.l JouNalH thor,,, tIy mn
u''S'Ahd' ne ne skies Of tho s'matl,n +, uat
siate. In the hos of an ultr. r,...c,l -.
Tho President ne has f.' dio por Give he u.c,.,i
~ OF forcing the ciu1'us Of N5rh C,-,,,,,. 49,,
any endorsement Of -, lcutit,e-.. II , Ut,
We northern people cone rniug tho stain. - a.,
negro. He very properly limits IA, -,
h'Atlons otthe people ofthtt stset. ,u,.u st-,,
i is but rghi and proper tia, tl,y sl,,lt 49,.
uHr rosuming any pol '"g rissts .,.,..
he Constitution Of tie United ates H. copv.,
hon assembled the people OF Nyrth Car.li,.,. t,,,
years ago did declare shat they no longer owned
Allegiance 10 she Federal Government. snbs..
1neh'Iy' roy acted In q manner to give fore, "a
'his DECLARATION. Haying clearly thus dis-ranch Sod
themselves ly thu.r acts, u ia impcratiyolv uo,es
'ry mai 'hey should socmnly cniranchise them,
''Nes again by declaring their intentions 10 DO
come once more loyal ciuzeus Of tho Union, before
"oy nave mo right 10 expect that their politica
sch will be respected by the general governm.p,
inns view OF tho case 10 doubtless aoau,esced in
oy every Intelligent citizen of North Carolina.
snu however much they may ohject 10 the appoint.
mont OF Provisional Governor, as indicating .
'aspcion that they cannot rehabilitats THAR avn
"ss'' ne'srhsl'ss Ihey will acquissce with what,
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kpa;NE'A~ lssN.

A SIT OF TEETH MADE IN THRFR
FAhouls, ut ol5 Q IA avenue beto cen get and "a
stiCet, cheap l-At, duIGl4e upper rrtl. ma
wrllhed lower scti'; res with p'uIine s. 10 es re
youthful appearances rcie'i satsi,c, on or no na-;
no n4N-n'e 4c th''' Z, zee po-ltiveiy extra, cd
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
"a 'lh O. without Extracting the roofs tiom as
uui ups1fd!; gold, slgcr ANA houe hIingr B cent?
ami up"hrdE eNsi acting without pain al 1855 llsi
dentist. "a ~
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ON Monday the B'ard q Councilman adopted
resolution authorizing the Comptroller TO pay a
bill OF four thousand dolldrs FOR badges furnish
ed to the Common Coureil." Taxpayers would be
obliged 10 Comptroller BasSsAS or tho Counclmen
f.hey would explain the disposition made Of these
badges and give the people . chance ~ look Al
= sample Of these expensive decorations.
We submit ths, one hundred dollars each IL
round price for simple badge, even IN times whom
grsenlscks were worth but hhy cents on tho dol.
lar. II there is no power to prevent the payment
OF this money, II will lie satisfaction TO the people
to know what good purpos' 8 served by Its e1-
Tonditur., aud the public would b, grathed by
description u the badges purchase for the c IN.
mon Council
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TRADE NOTICES.

RR1CKLAYERs A MEETING OF THE
- above toty will he held on Wednesday evening.
Nay 5lst A. ~ o'clock Mt Demit Di.pen.ary, cor n
I'D u. and I'd ave. All new members arc feques,ei
70 attend. CllRlS1OPiIEK CAPPER, Prost PArk
W bhNIlLl~ rec. Ia
DRf GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
A"oci,tion.A NEE lug Of this Association viii
evening, VA 3lsL at o'clock plnctuel at,onianos
10 lr.iue.ttd LOUIS FROMNF, Poet
". \. CKONAC. Rec. seeT. '''''' lss
NEW YORK CARvERS' ASSOCIATION
! ho monthly General Meeting will he held on
ednesfAy Evening. at o'clock, NJ steuben Housa.
PkEslkl.E, Sec. ia
OUARRYMENS' L. +. SOCfETY-THFRK
WI e geheial meeting Of raid society helu IA
We lyth Ward II ll In BOD ~. on Thursday evening
each division /, requested Aer Tie sdionThmenGi,,
room to attend 70 Division business ~ order ~
JollN 5. MAsILkSON, q. Pros MARTIN TREk.
CIV, u. Soc. va
SNIP JOlNERS - THE SEMI-ANNUAL,
-, meeting Of the ship Joiner, MON Of New York
wiz D. he'd Al tht.r room ~ Bowcry, on Thursday
e'cninc, June lsL At O'Clock runctua attendance
spaicuaty requested, ~ business OF Importance 70
AZ WI he brought before the meeting, In addition to
inr erection 81 o.hcyu. LAWRENCE POWERS,
lTe'l Wh ". OVERALL sec MS
SEGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
would inform the trade that tho GRAFT Of ilalrs
EnP, -, haIci ~ A. are on strike. Thoy will take
eu' .l't'' hll toNt.n ihctuaelNCs nrcOrdiaCly.
l'' JOlIN e. WOODRUFF, Pre-.
NlTED COOPERS NO. AT A MEET
ine hold las evening Of the above society, IL sns
orderd that st adhere g. our former prices and
We ak Al member Of ister societies not TO inter-
IRWIN ~ IN our present scale Of prices. Hy order
S.CAkIER' President G. VI. fARwOOD sec III
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SEw ioRK. MAY 80 1868.
Considcrahlc activity prevails IN this market At
picscat, the snppy bcinc in excess OF that OF any
ptcviou- day for several weeks past Nowithstanuiug
this prices rule nrm and sales being made to-day
~ hghrr hruTer than were rcnched lasi neeE, AL
though much .css iilotal sUpply was reported. We
quote shipping lots NJ u, ami loose NJ = l'afl 20
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A c. YOUNG. AUCTlONEER-LARGB
"A. sa,e Of household furniture this day, WEDNESDAY,
g II o'clock pieci-cv, Al the residence o. Wave.iey
Place, between bth and GtA avts., consisting OF ous
panoorte, brussels and ingram carpets, bureau beds
steals crocketY cutlery silver ware, eeenlt par or,
chamber and dining room furniture. sac perempso-
~. ll3
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three inches 10 foot long Jump and glide about,
while snakes-noi unfsequentIy the venomous rat
uGkes-are irequensly seen. Ouo ofmy friends
four.
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Flour md Grnin.

NHw Yo3g, May 31.-2PM
At the eloae Of our report to-day, the tor
the various brands Of flour WAS dull and heavy, the
low er giadcs Western and SuGe be ny quoted Ice
better ~. ALTO all the various brands OF CauC-
dIin. Wheat h lac better. Corn IL ZLic better.
Oats are less active, at slight decline. W quote;
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REMOVALS.

M rs. NJ. G. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
Scalp, has removed her Office iIom Id Eoud a. .
Oh bohd 81 south side, fut large house ION Is v -.
send GoT eiIeUIAI, SIS
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sPse'iAE. NOTICES.
stop that Scratching and use Wheaton

stop that Scratching and use Nbenton's
Itch Ointment 1t cures Itch and 1t Kheuu in
iorty-eirht hours, and all eruptions OF the sold
By all Druggists. 3l2
sudden Change OF Weather IRE produce
tive Of Throat Disoafes Coughs, Colds, &c There ia
no moro cTccual relief In there diseases to be found
thnn In the timely use Of "B,owns Bronchial
TrocLe'" They po'sess real merit III
Dnlicy's Magical Pain Extractor Cures
the worst case. OF corus and hunious None will tc
the for trying it. Depot - Liberty It, MYTH
u. u. u. Railways Regulating pills.
RAIDS a = Regulating iIl.A vceetsb.c Hnl uu,cu, Ls.
mls Lc ciuN to 80 OF the drastic pellets suicharrcl
Nlth c4lOuel and other couOsiy mlnctAs. lie.
never rriu,-thcv never fail. fVuQizinE the I..-
WIlet C. Cda ion, they con rol lever; mildly CvGcu-
atm the cls, he remove the disturbing cru.r.
luttCt q NrCnChiu,. conyulsiny and iritsting tre
-chlic.nr ran-, ,he pull 200 hc them Ike he J.
iug eat. AMI ale us.lv .alded the OIt ai'
ca;hAtc and ultcrhuSe To- la i,s aud ChIldien. e.
In. caytc Win sweet sum, they are pleasant 10 *
sold d. Il SO" 49, Co. - Maiden Lane, ard b. drug
tir,-. tiic" 20 cer's. Az
As " bite as snow Arc the heads of
thos .ql+ who have sol. colv httugei 'sc ~ mo
q L'c Motifs Chemical r,ua4e restores tho
90 no i'o-' 'uit 1cmpo ind. or hair &C. ssi ~
cl.y,t. t.;
Nuccirr " Wilson's Highest Premium
Loys-Stt,u >tHiut dtgh. acf, ..lIu butCnuue Ma
Culut. u-' Io,a~ 49,, 500 lo.K. il2
Islccs Lrc,.ty Reduced spring IqrLing
IN eve" .,tt, al +, T.. liaiGH me- aud J. ltNrl.
ne rc.' .-o tncnt and stola N the city. Better
tt'i,stld j. .yc- ic-s. 40
! The Original Howc'a "ewing Machines
/ for rue a. D. B.O4GHAr. IA lNa HOWE d., ~
ven OF .ni dot. ems Na-ieI. a!0
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N
Ihhold Furniture this We ucslav Afternoon, a, Z
oC a, al houre lal West goth r near 6;h ave, COM
pi-lne tai ustGy and ingram Cl.pcts steads, bu-
Ioaus, spnng an hair MATTRESSES, heds and bedding,
mir. o., cooks shades, curtains p!anoiu.tcs pulor
suit, china giass, sycrw1re, cuery sc with every
thnc desirable Ia "a t'Shounte icsllenCe sale rain
" shine. HENRN 4. MESINOlr, AucNr. ll6
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CERRY LEASE AT AUCTION-AT THE

EEREY LEASE AT AUCTION-AT THE
L city IIsll, on Monday, MAY .9th, lS65 at II
O'clock, A. NJ, will be odd Mt Public Auction, to the
hirhe,t bidder with adequate security. iog tenn u
ten yclls from the l' day Of jane, lsGj lease 10
establish id iuHutsn ferry from the basin NJ thu
loot OF Spring ~ IN the City Of New York. to Hobo
ken, New JeIrcy, at the point where the old ioirv
wa eetahi hCl, %" within thOuslnd yards north
hen, Scs jersey Ia lie furnished by the purchaser
Con iitions--Ihe conditions and covenants Of tho
lease to be- IN the usual form Of Perry lcRes hereto
lore entered INTO by the Corporation which may ~
had On application At the office Of the Con p,Iocr,
by order Of the Commissioners Of tn, SINKING fund
MATTHEW T Brennan. Comptroller. 3il
NJ DOUGHTY, AUCT., WILL SELL THIS
W. dRy, AZ 104 O'clock Vt Saosroun 10 Nassau IT,,
acenerg vsoItmen OF nou.ehold furniture, carpets,
foilr, chairs husUsur, wall stnnds, ledstulds uAf
ald husk nj tgassc', ouuge., mirror, &c. e.
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M DOUGHTY, AuCT., Will SELL TINS
OAWNBROKER'S SALE-wM. ABBOTT

will I'll THO Say, ut q. O'Clock. ut So East l1tn
st. Of Let ave, large .ssp~'uent Of aui
meme wearing nppaIeL c0u-f.iny O; coats, pan't,
s.cs, ehhNls, uuAGis, shce's Gather hous Ill.
lows sc. b. order of JAMES WALKER & GO
O.. ~.Nl IE eoDs having s1oiH 9e fel 40 this CIct
az Iciue. tel 70 Gail 90. teen within tea days OF
they VIII J., % u a. aur ton. l-5
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the VIC IHhI IIoWt77 '-tWInR WhVhlnts
for ru.e "a. g. B.u4GHar, ~ las HOWE, d., IN
van Oh m. M.-u-. A one " . LeL. NO
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OAWNBROKER'S SALE, TINS DAY, BY

DAWNBROKER' SALE, THIS DAY, BY
JyHN MOkrtdER, IS Last u oad Az, OF
large l3' Of womtL's collins cons!sting Of sLk and
ollie dressCs, sEirts shaws clolkr, remnants, and
vanity OF 0 he gool- 90 numerous 10 mention. By
oder Of lAMLs NELLY, I'd -. III
- Il. ROLLINS, AUCTlONEER-WIL
II. eel ih.s ds,,Dt , O'Clock, At - Canal e..
tt.t r., lufCau., tc3-.oHH,, Nc., sc. IA
S,TEAM FERRY BOAT ASTORIA FOR Sal.
- a au,,luI. hy Il. RAJ 4 +, JDNLs.s GO. on Wed.
ria, u Ma, pu /. a, H. ca uOald Il Astoria,
L. l.. he, bull. De- er .nI cugInc Gs Fhr no lie, on
the beach a4u.ui.t Ic.rv LIuiinr. sac pos.tive
Ms van s.Iru.u .ga,r' Lex sip - VS. \ NJ
RETAINING ~ D. 81 !. VI. .ld
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nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
Rv virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND:
Rv virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Fauouier county, pronounced the lZCh gay
Of December, 1865, in the suit OF Hunton vs..
Bastable. the undersigned, who We're thefeln
annointed special Commissioners for that pur-
pose. will, on FRIDAY, 9th. of Februaar1;y,
1855 offer for sale, on the premises at pnb5lc
a a TO the. highest bidder, TRACT or
T.AND' Belonging to G. Nj. Bastable IN the
aonntv Of Fauouier, and is the same land al
lotted to said Bastable, in the partition between
Nm and James J. Hunton, and contains BY re-
cont survey S66 - ACRES. Thisis one OF the
verv finest farms in Piedmont Virginia; Is. wen
adanted to tho growth Of all cereals and IS un-
surpassed as Grazing Farm 1t Is beaut1ully
situated on both sides of Cedar hun, ana IS COM
nosed entirely of the first and second bottoms ms OF
that stream It lies within half mile Of the War
r 1917 :Iunctlon, on the O. & A. r. 4: 1t has
mon It yery VALUABLE MILL! fitted t9 31
arr;nd dino corn, and which might, with sma a.
ee,1tIav. Be made one of the finest Touring mills
~ no county: also, first-rate SA " MlhL III
&C Good I'd repair. The DWELLING HOUSE f f
s Comfortable but small. James ). Hun ~ E4::i
ton esq. who lives on the premises, Will take
pp1rchasc. It is believed that no opportunity
~ Good investment, equal to this has for
7o7,~ fine, been offered to the public s w :
Terms If Sale: -One-fourth OF the purchase
=, ~ will he required in cash on the day OF
.aia THE balance in one, two, and three equal
an5,7al instalments to bear INTEREST," from the
dav Of sale The titleto the land Will oe VIII ~,
held as a<security for deferred payments, aila
theland will be resold BY order q Oourl, epon
sailuret0 pay any one Io + Se NJ Fo f1B
sail. Ess*e:stsssB. H, SHACKELFORD. =
,Na1J5fsst5 .JFPPA HUNTON::: ~ -,
Psa-3o97iieT5 GO. dec 22-dtd Commissioners.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER,
ID OBERT5L. WOOD, l& y,
IT, Successor to. Ashby q " ooo' 2:
continuu to carry on the c,7>7noc,
=. DRY GOODS BUSlNE

- DRY GOODS EBUSIN ED: =.
at the Old Stand, No. 49, Klng J sTrsee y,
ALEXANDER H. STAY NJ 4 A. ~ ~ 4 I i:,;t
with R. t. WOODY would respectfully so'lci'
the patronage Of his friends.
our STOCK is at all times largeand eompieIee
embracing, Heavy and Fine French iro Hea
cloths, Black and Fancy Casemeres,g satlhettS'
Cloths for servants, &c, &C.
4 full assortment of Flannels, white ana CO..
ored, Fine and meduIn quality Dress G c1oods'
Irish Linen, warranted genuine,,<, Linen
Shcetings and Pillow Case Linens, Superior
Cotton Shifting and Shooting :. also: Gloves ana
Hosiery, suspenders:, Shirt Bosqms Collars:
Cravato. Neck Ties Hair \ ets &C.; togHet7R5eHT
with a general assortment OF hrit,ciass Dh 4
GOODS. to an examination Of which we invite
op1 old friends and the public generally
dec 14-3n .... ..f ..'.t Is. -...
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Railroads,

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. Z.
:. e. e. 81 e gzZz $500
THRO UGH BY RAIL FROM WASH}Ec.
row AND ALEXANDRIA, TO RIrH
MOND- AND LYNCHB URG.
~, and after 70 E5DAY, DECEMBER T. 1855,
" the trains on this road will run daily
o 't'N ''yS' '>>00 CfTRAINs soUTH. a
Leave Washing ton, 100 a. m.
Alexandria, 7.40 a. m.
u GordonsviZle, 1245 p. III. ,.......
Connecting with Va. Central Road for H;l-
Inond and Staunton direct
Arrive at Richmond at $50 p. N.
= e (. Lynch burg. 5.45p. ~.
s~... Trains NORTH
l's :: i Kichnlond st 100 a. H. H..
- Gordonsville, H. 20 p. N.
Arrive at Alexandria 4.50 p. N.
+" W ashington 20 p. N.
Connecting with the B. {: .. T. R. 70. 81
parts Of the North and West.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria d. = j.
a. H., and arrives at GordonsVnle at 5.25 D. II.
Leaves GoEdonsville at 500 a. N. and arrives a
Alexandria at 4.35 p. N. Through freight train
leaves Alexandria at2. IS Q. ~, and arrive: a.
Lynchburg at 40 p. n. Leaves Lynchburg q.
q Is a. m, and arrives at Alexandria at $40 D. n
Express freight train leaves Alexandria 6:
700 .. H., and arrives ct Lynchburg at 10 10 s..
m. Leaves Lvnchburg at 2.40 p. M, and AZ
rives at Alexandria at $50 a. II.
This route has the advantage over all Other.
Of having continuous rail Fl ON New York %
Lynch 6rg-404 miles, and CONNECTING {.
Lynchburg direct, to Bristol, Knoxville Mem
p6is, New Orleans: and al other points South
and Southwest.
It also passes through tAlrtaI, Bull Hug
Manassas, Bristoe, Catlett;s RappahannocN
Culpeper Orange and Gordonsvlle, whc.,
many of the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the D. & 0. r. R. Depot Il
P p 1|1 avcnac. md at the depot. en-
Maryland Avenue: Washington.
Trains leave from the corner Of First an1G
". Il. McCAFFERTI.
General Superintendent
J. NJ. BROADUG.
General Passenger AgeG:.
Alexant!riu, Dec y, 1865. dec IT.
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Insurance.
TlIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. -grn
= Is LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND ~<sr-
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Assets IGold). s. s.. - SIS, 600, 600
:; in the United States 100000
FIRE AID LIFE INSURANCE,
As, WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
POLICIES ISSUED. PAYABLE IN GOLD, STERLING
Or CURRENCY.
Shareholders personally responsible for al
liabilities Of the company. INF
All Directors Nalst Be Sha,eholdcr&.
Directors in New York
F. Cottenet. : Henry Grinnell,
Jos. Gaillard, Alex. Hamilton, ~:
&. NJ. Archibald, E. F sanderson,
r. b Ne. Consul.
Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
Risks taken in the above desirable company
on all descriptions Of property, at the lowest
current rates, and policies Issued payable IN
Gold Sterling, or currency BY
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN,A Agents.
nov 3-tf Foot of Prince st, Alexa., Va
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arrange & ALEXANDRIA L. l.
CONMTTATION TICKETS.

Persons wishing to traye] Frequently, S;@a
Alexandria to any particular station on the l.t''
discount Of twenty Gv9 per cent upon the Eesl-
lar fare. Apply ct ;i5o Ge1eraI III; TICKET 0T i
oc 1S-dtf J. NJ. BKOaDUS: e. l. 4
UREIGHT on al articles toSpring tieid, BURKE ),
/ Fairfax. Union Mills: Manassas, BriSt@e
Wurrenton Junction. Beale:on, Rapp&hannocE
Brandy l[itcbeAs. K*pd$n, Madisonc Nort:
Garden. Covcsvi]?e, Rockts!:: Arlington ""f
New GLASGOW Stations. must be prepaid
Freirn1 70 Alexandria, Catlejt's Wor2ntnt.
CulDeHcr, Orange, Gordonsvj!e, Charlotte@rit.o
Lovingstc,n. Amherst, McEverS, sad Lyncho0r3
1'''9 ~ '>*>'>' JOHN +. I>ATHAN.
Genera; Freight Agent
,,,.< 1}--gr. y. 1: 4. i. !
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RTf.-Accoant- .l,!e US for goods par
y chased il 1850. were rendered IL january
1851. The most OF which were paid previous =
5he ''occupation'' ofthe town by the mlIlta:%
There still venluin unpaid considerable n1.~-
her some prior to 1850. .,,...
Since the re1>rn Of our friends and Eei&h6oi>:,
we have refrained from calling tor paymt-l'
and now hope i will not be deemed e1'reaS9nG-
lie if these claims are presented for settlement;
4 fer New Years Day they will be BANGED
IN. y. =. MliI1'hh' 1o~N y w.
i .lT---.lHu
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\ T,EXANDRIA= WATER CONP4ANY;77
An adjourned meeting Of the; stockhold-
ersof this Company will be held At the Agditqs o.,
SleTt ia Alexandria, on TU EsDAY; she tb
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The Shasta courier., 1865-05-27

ILLINOIS SoIDIERs-A letter from New
Orleans, dated the Eth, referring to the
preparations to attack Mobile, saws:
This city has. for the last week, swarmed
with Illinois officers and troops brave vet
Grams. battle SCARED and long tried, whose
names and fame will live forever. We have
met and grasped by the hand such noble
men as Grierson. Macarthur. Lippencott.
Riraker. Lawler, Bush. Moore, Fonda, and
their subordinates. with their glorious and
invincible commands, as they poured through
the streets of this city, with their flags
emblazoned with deeds of glory on scores of
bloody fields, until our hearts have beaten
with unutterable JOY that we are from the
great and devotedly loyal State of Illnois-a
State upon whose escutcheon rests no stain,
and whose giant arm has struck SO many
blows at the monster treason. They have
marched from the Atlantic to the Gulf
from one field of heroic struggle and deadly
strife to another. until there is no more room
left on their flags to record their victories,
and not one regiment has, as yet, in battle,
failed tn sustain the proud record OF the
Prairie State.-1tlantic paper.
The Bush above referred to is a brother OF
our County Judge. A loyal family is well
there and here.
The Shasta courier., 1865-05-27

PoLIrIcAL-Friends of persons who are
seeking nominations at the hands of the
Union Convention, frequently accost US with
the inquiry why we don't give A, B, or c
a good word in our paper. We propose to
answer all questions on this subject briefly !:
Itis not our habit, neither is it rightthat VIC
should, meddle in any way with our family
affairs. when the family alone are concerned.
We believe every member of our family
seeking nominations to be good and true
men, and worthy to fill any Office TO which
they may be nominated by the combined
wisdom and integrity of the Union party in
Convention assembled. After the Conven-
tion has met and made the nominations, we
shall support them with whatever of ability
we possess but meanwhile, we have only
to say to the Union men of every precinct
send your very best men as delegates to that
Convention send men who will look with an
eve single, first, to the interests of the
county, and second, to the glory and integrity
of the Union party.
The Shasta courier., 1865-05-27

BELL RINGERs.-This company visited our
place last week. The principal attraction Of
the troupe is a young girl about twelve years
of age. We are well advised that these men
hired this child from her brother, in the city
Of Baltimore, at the paltry sum of five dollars
per week, in greenbacks. Further, that the
child is entirely uneducated, not being able
to read her name, or to read print, and that
while in San Francisco. when these humbugs
failed to draw. they rented the child out to
the negro minstrels, at fifty dollars per
week, in gold. The people should see to it
that this child is no longer permitted to
continue in troupe Of men, without female
associates, and good moral example and
teachings. and the big able bodied boobies
who are making living off her talents,
should be set to work to make their own llv-
ing. instead of living on the profits of a child
whose future is being clouded by such asso-
ciatioD