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REID'S EXPRESS COMP 4
fESa MI Es rE S:ii::iissss;;:5;;Sss
EGTs 60 60 60 .s~sf!6. -

IOFFICE. NO. Is, KING STREET. II
Rehfs Express Company is prepared to re,
ceiye and forward all articles, valuab and
freight, Of all descriptions to Richm1nd, freq.
ericksburg, Lynchburg, and all ntermediat 1e
noints Also receive and forv ard goods TO- all
points North Goods called fcr if orders left At
pp4 9inss = oct 18-tf
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADYERIloER.
Railroads.
.ORAN.sH e. ALEXANnRIA r r
EST," F-=.=7..555E:.:=.

i Z : < 5 ~
"a 81 EEz 5 a==|z==az..==5= -.
THROUGH By RAIL From JY:ASHING-
TOY AND dLEXa :, y 2 rs =, lo R1GH-
IN and. .after. FRIDAY, September l: 1865,
W tbe.trains between Washington, Alexan-
tlria, Richmond and 99Lynchbu g, will run
''S l0l1o W. TRAINS SOUTH -. ...-z ~. y :.
leave 4<astington 90 g fla:~and ! 5 5 {'tto-'l
a.{ 'r6.5 5sIexan.Jsia 1875 a. III. and.90o p H.
5..3 s. Gordonsvilles IL 80 p m, and .4oa a.
ARRIVING Al Richmond at N, .and5 90 g N
s s.!. f B AIMS ! NoR RI : s' :
Lyn s! 0z5 2: b and d 10 q PIX +
f.. G n1yHg5 p 80 p M n. and III s.: a. NJ
arriyeat Alexandria 4.55 p, m. and 4.50a NJ
. Washington, 50 .: m. and 5, Is q. III
On Sundays leave Washington at :. 80 p IN
only,
Local freight train leaves ':ezancria at 4 a.
M, and arrives at Gordonsville at l.45 a. m.
leaves s' Gordonsvile at 1885 p m. and arrives
at Alexandria at s p. III. Through freight
leaves Alexandria al 8 O.. H., and arrives at
Lynchbu at 7. 10 p. m. Leaves Lynchburg at
3. 20 a. M, and arrives at Alexandria at 6l0 p m.
Passengers for Warrenton will ia I1e the a.
N train south from maSnn cb6nr ana the 80
Fuss sers By the ca s: III. and 40 I, n
trains from Lynchburg, and the a m and
7.l5p. m. trains from Richmond connect with
trains at Washington for alrparts Of the North
and West. ;,
This route has the advantage over AL others,
BY having q continuous Tall from New L ok 10
Lynchb prg-405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run
Manassas, Bristoe Catlett's, Rappahannock
Culpeper Orange and Gordonsville where
many of the late great battles were fought.
Tickets be procured IN A \ n n hxpfesa
Washington also at the Depot, on Maryland
avenue, Washington %. rs
Trains leave from the. corner OF First and Z
% ' 9e's $500 w. Fl. McCAFFERTY,
General superintendent
j. NJ BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria, Sept. J., 1868 sep l4-tl
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Medical.
PROF.. LOUIS WUNDRA2's
BI4tn>I) PU RlFl Ing
~i 5a N D
p Il + = \ L Y 4 Il r K 5 :
BOYD NJ. SMITH
ROBT. +. KNOX.
oct 4 #

IN l,iIIS ua3 porder5,)
r5,HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
L IS yet known, have been most successfully
used for over 8 quarter of century in Europe
and for the last years, also, in this country,
and are particularly efficient in the cure OF ali
chronic diseases. No one should dispair being
cured without first trying them. n family
should be without them, fo7 by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. they are I'M
ported direct to this port by the undersigned
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some of the diseases whct
have been permanently removed hv hn'r $50
letter,
inflammation
ot the bowels.
consumption in it:
... oarly stages. headache
3. asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaW, ruptures, rheumatlsm
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain IN The
J.. breast and sides, deafness, nervou2ness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, sgue, opeh
wounds, pneumonia, dispepsia, salt rheunl, CO. =
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, o.
liousness, eruptions of the skin, o"""'
complaint, langour, govt, 1r'psF
.-" erysipelas, worms, chOuc, plr-
s diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings bloodv
and white Aux, dys-
z.. ...s~. ente1y, costivr
ness, mea~
sles &c.
Full directions accompany each rem7n'
l'f - w. julius DIENELT, DensIs.
l. l45 Prince st., below Washington Sts
.s " Alexandria, Va
For sale By eaost Druggists. Jan 81
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The NEsToR OF CONGRESS. Jacob Barkef,
who has feen elected TO Congress- trou1 t1
Second districts includingZthe largest pot1on
of 81. Orleans, is So years old f. vii ne o. q
lcasrten years. 1hepEdest member Of Congress
haa, vat theseir g ~ TIE
last Congress. IS aon event YFa1s. s5
have 1eefleeii0n.p as old man, ASH ~
BaIkare veati,eig srafn pedstol the. blouse '1
Re75resentatsves We are certain hat- 40 nan
ofthe same age ever enfered the re
bpay who possessed sg1e amount o. eneresy
CAPACITY 1or aotIve b1s and ali aca !1
intellectual ard pbyfleal SO well preserves: l a
Mr Barker. esterday he luldsbe seehfoe'i.ins
has counter attending e,largeand &lpuillia7
nous business ofhis bark, aad at the same tine
reeefyin tuations on ms eeeeaoo' as
lively, keen and ready as your man 8, oI SW ns
tVzfYg. Itis.a notable fact, IN regard to W.T.
BaTkers Ionlglivity5, that the LAST thirty years
have been passed In. this city the climate OF
which, Il many parts of 4 the World, 'lsa very
erroneous vregarded as not favorable to long
n %: Picayune. .....
il. w. Morrison, formerly clerk II t1e
NAVY Department and latterly major IN the
Confederate service, died on the 18th Instant
in North Carolina. StoneWall jackson and
GeneralA !. p Hill were bis brothers in-law.
He had charge Of the fCommissary Impress
nenb Bureau off North Caro,iua, aud IS sala
have been at. one time. General Lees chief
reliance for the subsistence OF his army.
. The Virginia M. b. Conference, Whlch as
sembled at Danville, a., lastweek; has resolv-
ed to hold its next session at Norfolk. Among
those introduced to the Conference were the
Rev. Thos, B. Sargeantand the Rev. A. W.
Wilton Of. Baltimore. Rev. 3. w. Dough
ertv, lately anelder in Baltimore East Confer
ence who voluntarily withdrew from that
connection was admitted into this Conference.
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LIZARD w ARE! HARDWARE!

- JAMES F. CARLlN,
wholesale and Retail Dealer in all DESCRIPTIONS
VIZ SHELF & HEAVY HARD AXE &
Respectfully calls the attention of purchasers
- h;s pery large stock, consisting in part as fo-
1 Hga"mmared Iron, usual sizes.
Refined Iron, all sizes
Horse Shoe Iron:
Nail Rods, Norway Iron,
Cast and Shear Steel. ,ua,;.,,
BI,.tsr r Steel, American and English,
Anvils Vices and Bellows
sledges, Hammers, Pincers.
Springs Springs Axles, Hubs, spok.esi; .;vo.
Felioes, Shafts, Poles, assorted slz zs "s@
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought u.n;o4u =
Horse Shoes Axes and e eng eng s$igsy a b.
arncles 81 = - -, JAMES +. CARLIN, :,
Oct If s.. SO, King st., A Alex NC
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Gonzales, the Brooklyn murderer, has been
arrested. Pellicer, alias francisco Gibes,. an
acc,c,omplce in the murder made a confession,
which led to the discovery OF bis Iwhereab bouts.
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steamboats,.

POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ Ne =
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WAJH,INGT0 ;,
And GEORGETOWN, connecting with the
= Steamer EXPRESS, Capt: Ryther,, and VIM.
WHILDIN, Capt. VIM. Riggans,
wilIleaye pier On Light ST., foot Of sssssE =.
Barre st.. every TU ESDAY and SATURDAY,
at o'clock p. M for the,above places and IN
On aaH he F2seHne 9er
"wednesday and SATURDAY att Q clock
8 m. stopping at the usual landings on the river
Through freights received every day. ii
For information freight Or passage, "a s El
BS, ss9s hSes T. x9s
Alexandria !; Morgan, Rhinehart q 20 10
al II street.. Washington sep l6-tff
NEW = EXPRESS S,1 LINE ~ : Z. !.
PH1LAD[ELPHlA s ALExAN ~ = = :,
GE0RGETOWN & :. WASHINGTON, D, c
e.44191 ~ o}s,s1z VIA CANAL 49,,
70 - -, Good substantial and well adapted
zzss S. FREIGHT STEAMERS A:M[-E comprise
this nsA TfTfa KY 81 of each 81 week from
Ph;ladelphia, and TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS from Alexandria, at Il M, !. s.. ia.
FREIGHT, &C., at moderate rates.
!. For particulars apply at t8 #aa.# d *
aD ts NJ. ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. 50, w alter ST., Georgetown & Washington
~ ~ ~ - WILLIAM P. CLYDE,
oct 4tf No. IA, North Wharves, Phllada:
,Ku FOR gALTIM l@iF nn GaA ? =
RTVEK LANDING S.-The steamer COLU M
BiA, CAPT. James Harper, willlezye Gommer s2
yhsr Bat ind every sA ssJ
49,, ~ ga m and Alexandria at a. m ;,
every every WEDNESDAY, touching at the va,
rious landings on the river:
The steamer THOs: r. CAHILL, Capt IT. las 2s
f Norris, will leave Baltimore every ED,
NESvAY, at 2. m, returning leave here a! at
STOP 81 A. CHAPEL POINT, going and return
Rhe Cahill has large capacity for freight, and
shh;n,,ers need have no fear Of disappointment
in their goods and wse5s sfgs a1 G b
az - th ~ WHEAT q BRO, Agents. !
hlaue % oAAo; No. 4 n. Strand
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NOTICE. Freight to be transported over the
~ Orange & Alexandria R. r. will o. and d
after Thursday 18th Of October. be received ~
and loaded ~ the cars, at the virginia anu NeM
York Shear 10 Wharf, between Cameron and
Queen stree Ar1J Ar
oct lift st ID. y. 4. 1A1haI M.-
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Land Agents.
LAND AGENCY.

GENERAL LAND AGENCY.
The undersigned offer their services, ,Io, the
farmers of Virginia, for the sale of lands
From their acquaintance with the capitalists o OF
the North, they are enabled to offer unusual Ia
cilties to parties wishing sell. All business
promptly attended to. Address ,,1,,,,
KNOX & SMlIH,
sen Soft Alexandria, Va
REAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY:
AUkands of Real Estate IN Virginia bought
and sold.
Messrs. HILL & TUCKER, No. 1875 King street,
Alexandria, have constantly on IN hand 1sr ~
and town property for sale in all parts OF the
They are also authorized t, parchase real e,
estate onyaohere and M any O. a7'tataes on stio
best market terms. - y - -Jy ~
ONION SETS SAND POTATOE ONIONS.
~ = 80 ~ HENRY COOK,
GO o. SO, King streee
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DOCTOR WHITES EYE-WATER

DOCTOR WHITES EYE-WATEk
Takes at once the first rank among all op:h$i-
mics vet known, and has proved TO- De Inc
greatest blessing to thousands of sufferers, III
Europe for over 20 years. IteanHot he too hlgny
recommended to ali men of business, especlal
" to bank and other officers, bookkeepels =,
clerks, artizans, and all such as are oolis .;sfs
and to Ladies much engaged IN reading, ol I'D
needlework 1t will not only strength en- ame
improve weak eyes but specify cure AL 5linG ht
nation, cold, or lameness Of til eyehaE:; U 'os
also, remove the beginning cata1acs, ana H.
will positively insure against bhnune'S
Price IS cents bottle
Imported and for sale by -.
JULIUS DIENELT Dentiss'
No. 145 Prince street.
ian 3-tf For sale by most Druggists
NJ OTICE.-The eopartnership heretofore e eh,
" istinq between Geo f. White ana 1, ont'
NJ Coughlin, is this day dissolved by l'u aon.
consent. The business will hereafter Dc al
ducted bv Geo. E. White, who Will COZ n e..
claims due to the late firm, and pay a'
'''''''>>, GEO. E. WITTY,
JOHN M. COUGF ~ y.
Alexandria, November Is 1865.
The undersigned has dispos' his 3, ln'e dnS
in the concern Of Geo. i. q 70 ::4and
VIII ~ '''0 p '~0 JOHN NJ. COUGHLlN,.t
no 16-2w 80 and 81, Cameron - 49,
nm POKTA MI ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WANTED, AT NO. II, KING ST. any
amount of
OLD 0ID IRON,
~ COPPER,
-.aa... .... and BRASS, =, 10
nGf W Wn az tira as Dls'ls'' '' ~ sep @
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t2'' So f. g.. N. Consul.
aa.l as.t Alfred Pell, Resident SecreSary
on ali descriptions Of property, at the loWest
current rates, and policies issued, payable IN
Gold, Sterling, o. currency, byr, ,.
nov 3--tf Foot Of Prince st, Alcxa., "a
a LBEMARLE INSURANCE CO.. a.r
| II OF CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. -,
John Wood, Jr., secy: ": T. Ear1y, Pres't
This old and well and we'll estahlished. In
GINA COMPANY, having survived the ca
1amities Of the past four years is now in good
h~nditi~n a~a 5roD"~c1 70 transact hnSln"HS ~
/ FIRE RISKS. on the best terms. Inc we'll
known reputation Of the Company tor Caution
and Prudence and for Prompt Settlement OF
Losses will no doubt secure for 1t a fair snare
of public patronage.
V The undersigned have examined the
statement Of Assets and Liabilities Of The Abe
marie Insurance Company, and are fully satls-
fed of the safety and soundness Of the lnstltu-
ton and recommend it to public favor: ..r
'.O' HORACE /. KENT
4 Y. STON rs Sc co,
...s THOMAS r. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency ofthis Company,
I take pleasure in recommending 1t to my
friends as being reliable and in every way
worthy Of their patronPpgRepa ppT T. WOOD
aag lily NO. TO KING ST. ALEAAADRlA: "A.
FIRE INSURA> CE AGENCY.
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Baltimore.
Active Cash Capital. .......... 5000. OVO
JOS. s M5LNox Tilos p pres naRD''n0'
L MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Baltimore
ISAAC WILLIAMS / y. P. CAMPBELL
| Secretary -. President
The undersigned has been appointed agent
in Alexandria, for the above reliable com.
! panies and is prepared to ssue policies against
| loss or damage by fire, all descriptions OF
property in the city or country, on terms Il
favorable as those Of any other company of
EQUAL strength and responsibility.
Applications in writing or by person made
at nv house, Mo- lOl. Prince Street, vii re
'e ie 16r rsln ~ "''''' GI. THOMAS.
LIFE INSURANCE $50 Il
,s,HB EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
/ L SOCIETY OF THE UNITED Sta rs;
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81. ooo GOO w
The rates Of premium are as low ' as those OF
NEW YORK A G0MP mt INSURANCE
leash Capital. ,OO0 90
Insnres AGAINST ACCIDENTS of all kinds.
The rates of premium in this company are
/ very low. and no medical examination is re-
quired JAMESON 8 BRO, Agents.
'I7HB FIRE I 1 f'SxkA DRfA COMPANY Of
| @H ~a~@ CHARTERED IN 1914
e. Continue to insure against loss or damage
! by fire The company which has had the
. confderce of the community for more than
half century again S0c'f the p be osnb D.
|
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& ALEXANDRIA. r. E.
CoMMUTATION TICKETS.

Persons wishing to travel frequently, from
Alexandria to sny2particular station on the line
Of ' this road may purchase coupon tickets: at a
discount of twenty five per cent upon the rsgu-
lar fare. Apply at the General Tickrt ONCE IT
Or 1adtf j. NJ. BROADUS, G. T. A.
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q a1''S Mls Brisso
Warrenton Junction, Bealeton, Rappahan1n7oclk5
Brandy, MitchelIs, Rapidan, Madison, NORTH ,th
Garden Covesville, Rockfsh Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations, must be prep al 49,. +,n
Freight 70 Alexandra Cst1ett s. " atfsn;n
I,oyings Amherst, McIvers, and Lynchburg,
may oe PS''' o'l ''0'i' JOHN r. LATHAM,
5ar..aa#9 #as General Freight Agent,
@foct lift " ".Fa GE&4 2t ". 90 ~ Ie. H.
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,opppr JAMIESON, GEO. W. JAhlESOh.
The undersigned have opened an office IN
the Farmers Bank Building, No. 100, Prince
street, between Pitt and Royal strsetT tor N fHe
they have been appointed agents for TT the ne
Companies in place of the former Agent An
drew ; THE HOME e INSURANCE CO.,
of the City Of New York;
Cash Capital 0oo ooo 0 oo
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.:
Of Hartford, Connecticut.
Assets 1:ooo.o w
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Baltimore, Nd 80
Losses will be literally adjusted and prompt
~ paid at this Agency th; -
Rates as favorable as those Of any otne 1;. H.
situations Of equal responsibility ana ssanoing
Ali persons DESTROYS Of obtaining urst-class
insurance. are respectfully invited 10 cali
SHa Office hours from 2. m: t. p %;
- ~ 2 - '.''>,s1 JAMESON & BRO, /
1-,rst Farmers Bank Building
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
Tuu qIyrrr Lazy m PIn,,,-PrIpeo..

THu GAYRsT LADY IN PARIs.--Princcs,
Metternich, one OF the uglicst and whites,
women OF the day, with a passion fol
eccentricltles OF every kind, and going
everywhere, even into the least proper
places, but Invariably accompanied by her
husband, II always Inventing some new
piece Of witty nonsence, or coutriviug
some new piece OF extravagance. HeT
great delight atthe present time IL 10 sing al
tho songs OF the famous Theresa. She ha'
taken nftoen lessons OF the popular d,pd
Of the Cafe Alcczar, and nAtters herself
that abe suIpssses her teacher In her own
peculiar prio.
81 put zen times more BlllIngsgato into
Thercsa's songs than Theresa herself,
the Princess has more than once trium-
phantly declared TO her inmates. Both
tho eccentric Higness herself and her
husband are irst-rata musicians, compose
good deal and Often play together.
The other day n highly accomplished
Professor OF the Sorbonno was dining
with them, the lively sallies of tho Princess
making the two or three guests laugh SO
much that they could hardly do Justice
10 the very rsc,rchs dinner. When they
lett the dining.rcom, the Princess called
TO her husband, who had sAt down 10 write
anoto at a side table In the 1rst drawing
room, where they had assembled!
Richard! let us play our last waltz for
the Professor" and suiting the action TO
the word, she seated. herself at the
piaro.
The Prince, who adores his wife, and
always does Whist she wants, laid down
his pen, apd took his sJat al a second
piano, In the next room, (they have eight
drawing roomsonS out CT the other, with
a piano In each and an organ In two of
thcm) and the pair played their last com
position In magnificent style, on, the two
pianos, The Princess declaring that the
waltz was such n delightful ono to waltz
To thai there was no resisting IL, Jumping
from the music'stO and Initiating the
movement Of waltzing as well as she
could without turning, playing away all
The time, with the TiCmost brillianCu
aud precision. Alter this, tho two played
vArions other pieces, mostly of their Ow n
COMPOSING, and all of high merit. and
splendidly performed. They are said tn
b. the most worship'ul couple alive, and
work together At everything they take
In baud music, painting, or the writing
OF lit plays. Whenever their frients
venture 10 demonstrate with her on thu
extraordinary toiicties she delights In
sporting, the extravaganza things she
does, aud the improper places she Is 81
fond OF going to, she Invariably replies:
"But what IA life good for, II one must
not amuse, oneself There's nothing
enjoy hair SO much as astonishing peopl"
and making them open their serious ey,
And as for the things do, and tho place.
goto. prAywhere's tho harm, when Richard
Is alWAys with me.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03

The FUNCTION OF THE PRoPHETs. The
Jews, like the Egyptians aud the Chinese,
had an absolute monarchy aud a hierarchy,
ana their organized Institutions were A.
obviously OF sacGrd0tal origin us those OF
the llindoOs. These did for them wha'
was done for other Oriental races by their
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. them 10 industr,
and-order, and gave them national IIr J.,
hut neither their kings nor their prlcsts
ever obtained, as in those other couDlrIrs
the exclusive mOldiug of their CHI lraclrr
IheiI religion, which enabled pcIsons al
genius and u high religious tono. TO hr
regarded, and to regard thcm>c selves. "a
INSPIRED from heaven, gave existence to
an lnestlmably precious inorganic "a
lnStitution-tho Order Qf II may bs 81
teImnd) OftProphets. Generally, und, r
Protectlon-it was not always elTuctual
oil their sacred character, tho prophets
were power in the nation, often more
than match for kings and priests, and
kept MP In that little corner of tho earth
lhe AnlAgonism Of influence which Is the
nhiy real security for continued progresE
hei SiHn consequently was not thorr, whit
hAs Oecu In 50 many other places. A
conservation oG all that was once GstabIi,h-
ca, and barrier against further improve.
meat lbe remark of n distinguished
Hebrow, NJ Salvador, that the prophrl,
were, Ia Church and STATE, the ruuiyalsIl
10 the modern liberty OF lhu presa. gives
Just but not an adequate ,oucculion oI
lhe part fulfilled In national and unIyersaI
histories by this great element of Jewish
hlr.--Joh' h''G'a ma, on RPresmtIGos
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
ALARMING FIAT OF A BONN

ALARMING FIAT OF A soMNk&BUL ST.
Last Saturday night two brothers name d
Corby, recently from Ireland were sleep
Ing In q room at boarding house. Que
OF them rose from his bed In his sleep raised
tho window, and Notwithstanding the
efforts Of his brother 10 restrain him, ieaped
fom the third story, striking against
the railing twenty or thirty feet below, and
breaking II TO pieces. He liz CD his feet
and ran nj furious pace, and leaped over
ten foot fence, when he was overtaken by
his friends. He appeared to be In . terri
ole state OF alarm, and imagined that he
.as In boat on the ocean, and cried out,
"the boat Is on fire, and they are after meI'i
Hewas at length aroused from his sleep, and
was astonlshed TO lind that he was on the
s'reet with only his shirt aud drawers on.
The strange part of tho affair Is that he
was not Injured In the slightest degree by
he fall, 1t Is supposed that Corby was
dreaming OF the III fdted SultanA, and i'm
igined that he was ON board.
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- A ID ID l. Il RY.
r00 X K NJ OV Al Eal
To INV uuITntun

- N - - H IL IL N
| S00 X X NOV Al kal
TO NEW BUILDING,
As-5OO-6a
As-5OO-6e
SEVENTH STREET,
JoINING ODD PELLows' HALL.
JAMES 8. TOPHAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED ,.
Their Well known Old Established
TRUNK, sADDLRRY. HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
NEW BUILDING,
ASSO0Ea
AS-5OO-6A
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
where may be found, Of our own manufacture, a
most eompleto assortment Of every style and
price Of military aud citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINOALEs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
With ToPhAm's Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers Of
LAN0HOLZ's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturer Of
LANGHOLZ's PATENT CURB AND NOSE.
STRAP.
FOR SALE:
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, aud SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
MORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
DTS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM Ss.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE sIN0LE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS.
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
RyERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUN ks.
sOLB LEATHER TRUNKS AND yALIsKs.
IRON PRAMR TRUNKS
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsRs,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY vAiIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvas Pellisieur Bags; Leather
Canvas, aud Carpet Travelling Bays; Ladies'
french Satehels; Toy Trunks, and School
sAiehels, and every article In their line Of bust.
ness.
REM MBERI
- 800 "a
- 500 90
sEVENTH STREET.