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FREEDMEN's AFFAIRS

Reports received from South Carolina state
that General X. h. Scott, who has recently been
appointed Assistant Commissioner of the
freedmen's Bureau TO relieve General Rufus
Saxton, has taken decided stand on the ground
that contracts shall be made fair for both mar.
ties and carried out by each in good faith. He
mas criticised many contracts already made and
caused them to be changed in favor of the
Freedmen Numerous complaints were made
by planters of that district, OF General Saxton s
paruality 20 the freedmen, or what they termed
ms 'fmpracticability" as an agent between
WINES ana blacks, and 1t was partly to satisfy
these people that General Scott was appointed
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Latest from California and t<e Pacific
Coast.

SAN FRANCIsco,sFeb s.-The bSostano Post
and Pioneer Of the Goth of January, states that
large quantity OF merchandise has been seized
by the revenue collector for not having the
inspectors mark upon them to show that the
duty was paid. The merchants will suffer q
heavy loss.
Arrived.-Bark Maggie v. Hugg, from Bal
timore.
Advices from Honolulu TO the oath january,
state that great damage was done there BY
hurricane.
The steamer Lancaster has arrived.
Lieut.. Gushing, while ashore 1T Gi 10, was
thrown from his horse and had his collier bone
broken.
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TBE VIRGINIA RkceNsrRUCTIoN DELE
CATION

The committee appointed by the Virginia
Legislature TO TO convey TO the President OF the
United States the resolutions adopted by that
body approving his policy in reference to the
reconstruction Of the Union, visited the White
House this afternoon Ihe committee consists
OF three on the part Of the Senate and five on
the part Of the House.
The resolutions they convey to the Presideu,
are as follows:
81. Resolred BY the General Assembly Of rir-
gsnsd, That the people of this Common wealth.
and their representatives here assembled cor.
daily approve the policy pursued by Andre w
johnson, President of the United States in the
Reorganization Of the Union. We accept the
resus: OF the late contest, and do not desire 70
renew what has been so conclusively deter
mined; nor do we mean to permit any one SUBJ
Ject 10 our control TO attempt its renewal, or TO
violate any OF our obligations to the United
States Government. We mean to cooperate
In the wise, firm and just policy adopted by
The President, with all the energy and power
we can devote TO that object.
90. That the above declaration espresso 8
the sentiments and purposes Of all our people.
and we denounce the efforts Of those who re-
present our views and intentions to be differ
emit, as cruel and criminal assaults on our
character and our interests. II is one of the
misfortunes OF our present political condition
that we have among us persons whose inter-
ests are temporarily promoted by such false
representations but we rely on the intelli-
power of the United States Government for
our safeguard against such malign influences
81. That involuntary servitude, except for
crime, is abolished, and ought not TO be re-es-
tablished, and that the negro race among us
should be treated with justice, humanity, and
good faith, and every means that the wisdom
OF the Legislature can devise should be used
to make them useful and intelligent members
of society.
81. That Virginia will not voluntarily con-
sent to change the adjustment of political pow
er as fixed by the Constitution of the United
States, and 10 constrain her to do so in her
present PROSTATE and helpless condition, with
no voice in the councils Of the nation, would
be an unjustifable breach OF faith; and that
her earnest thanks are due to the President for
the firm stand he has taken against amendments
OF the Constitution, forced through in the pres
ent condition of affairs.'
The committee consists OF Messrs King
Gray, and Garter, on the part of the Senate;
and Baldwin, Marshal, Joynes, Grattan, and
Pendleton, on the part OF the House.
The interview was appointed for 3 O'Clock
this afternoon, but up to the hour we 20 to
press a o'clock) the President had not re-
ceived the delegation, as the Cabinet was still
in session at that time.
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WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION

The reception Of the ladies Of the White
House this afternoon was not so thronged rs
mas been the case on some former occasions. ON
account Of the bad condition Of the streets. The
auehnahce was sufficiently large, however to
give the spacious parlOrs very amin ated an
peaIaGSe and was composed principally of
those ladies' and gentlemen well known in
faShionable circIes. Among the callers were
SECRETARY OF the Treasury and Mrs. McCul-
Ioch, General and Mr.. A. Doubleday, Mrs w
ID McIBdoe, General and Mrs. 7. NJ Vincent
General and mrs. Emory, General Rosseau,
Mise tnamberlin. General and Mrs Gates
Hon George Bancroft, General @. c. Thomas
anu NIT Thomas, Rev. DIR. Burlington and
MIS- Burlington, and Mise Wells
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guarsnsee thst in the mutation Of political az
fsrs the General Government will not cease to
discharge its whole dnty TO the freedmen, and
win pot guard against again cursing the South
with the rule or those who brought on her the
death, desolation and financial ruin OF the re-
belhon, " holly to the end Of strengthening the
poiiucai power OF slavery, upon which they.
one and all, depended for their individual
prominence in connection with Southern pub
lie affairs, national. state and county. These
things must be done ere the South can be re-
leNcd from its present condition; sand the
sooner Il becomes evident TO the world that Il
has entered earnestly on the work, the sooner
will that most desirable end be achieved.
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PERsoSAL.-Bey.T Tucker is in Paris. 80.

PERsosAL.-Bev Tucker is in Paris. 1.-The
DaveDports are in Dublin, ireland. .".M'lle
Vase Is the present heroine of Paris. 90. Mrs.
KIRBY, who recently killed her husband in
Richmond, was sent TO the lunatic asylum at
stanton on Monday. ''''John Savage is to
edit the new evening paper in New York.
Jefferson Davis Is reported as disputed
and pe,ulent. .'''Gen. Buford, Of Ky, has
imported two English brood mares al n cost of
500 guineas each, and an English stallion that
cost $1,000. ...-General Geo Crook and wife
are At willards' Hotel general Burnside
will be the Republican candidate for Governor
OF Rhode Island. MIR. Dodd, of Illinois,
took q fancy to starve himself to death, and did
II handsomely in thirteen days.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE BOARD or PoLIoE.-Y esterday the Board
met in their rooms on 10th, near ID street.
The complaints against the following ofiicers
were dismissed :-Patrolman J. w. Davis and
VIM T.. Alder. Of sth precinct Roundsman Is.
Z. Barker and Patrolman Walter Il. Evans
and Il. III. Whitemore, Of the 10th precinct.
Patrolman Patrick Doyle, Of the 9th precinct,
was fined s5 for receiving q reward. snd the
reward was ordered to be returned 10 the donor.
Patrolman w. Leonard, of the 10th precinct,
was dismissed the force with loss Of all pay for
intoxication. John Fainter was appointed
patrelman in the 10th precinct vice w. Leon
ard. Richard Spencer was appointed an aoel-
tional patrolman for the square oouhoeo oy
Pennsylvania avenue, ID and l. lfeh ana LOU
streets.
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The Methodist Conference at Alexandria
THIRD DAY.
rSpecial Report for the Star.

Especial Report for the Star
This Conference, composed Of q majority of
the members OF the Staunton Conference OF
1861, who yesterday joined the Church South,
reassembled at O'Clock this morning in the
Methodist Church South, Alexandria, and
was opened with religious services, Bishop
Early presiding.
The roll was called and minutes read and
approved; after which, the Conference entered
upon their business.
Rev. w. Glencoe was appointed second as
sistant secretary, to take the statistics from the
different circuits and charges.
The Conferences proceeded to pass upon the
characters Of the members.
Kew. DAVID Thomas, Of Biadensburg Giro nit,
when his name was called, stated that he with
drew from the minority when they adopted the
odious test Of membership. :
Rev. j. l.. Gilbert said thai he was found
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher:-festerday,
after our re5ort closed, the following cases
were disposed of:.Cari Knoll, sssaui, ano 1 pa.
ZONES siiss John Jones, iarcenyi not guilty.
EIizabeth Tay Tor, grand larceny; guilty Henry
Madison, alias Pat Mctfuire, indicted tor lar
cen~ nIead guilty Julia Dodson, Grand lar
oeny; guilty. James Triplett, grand larceny;
ouilsy.
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EDUCATIONAL.

RORRoMEO COLLEGE, near Pikssvflle Balti-
y more county, Maryl land The Twelfth Session
The number Of pupils il limited and the teachers
SO numerous that each one all the personal
abe him to make thorough and solid progress in
hn education. Two vacancies to be filed
Students Of any age may enter ct any time On
application to the Principal
ia I8.lm REV. K. Q. 8. wALDRON.
ct. TIMOTHYS HALL.-TNs duties Of thfs IN.
- sntution will be resumed Oh SEPT Is, 1875 FOR
terms &C., see catalogue and circular ct the prfn.
opal bookstores 0f this oty, or address the 1ril.
mIa 3. PARSONS,
"a OatonSviIle, Nd.
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Oil Strike in Australia

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S.-Australian DATES 20
the 18th Of November state that oil was struck
near New South Wales, and is yielding 40
gallons crude or 100 gallons OF refined per dav.
The company owning the property calculate
when they get thoroughly at work to be able
TO refine LOCO gallons per week and supply
consumers al a cents per gallon.
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APPQINTEn

brewer Brigadier General Charles H. How.
ara has been appointed Assistant Commits.
sioner OF the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen,
ana abandoned Lands for this District This
Posnlon was formerly filled by Brigadier Gen :
erh Jonn Eaton, Jr., and since his resignation
mas been temporarily under the charge Of Gen.
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Lair from Eurane

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The steamer Australia
sian has arrived.
Cotton irregular and generally rather lower
Sales on Saturday 6,000 bales.
Consols, s6has7; u. :. 5-20's, 65a66X.
News unimportant
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DEATH OF JUDGE GRIER's SON.

Judge Grier received the sad intelligence
yesterday Of the death Of his only son, DIR.
Grier, who was surgeon IN the army. DIR.
Grier was one Of the passengers on the i'll -fated
steamboat MAMA, which blew up at vicksburg
oil the 2sth Of last month. The Judge has re-
tufned to his family in Philadelphia In great
ffiictiOn.
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Robbery Of the Mail

WILLIANsPoRT, Feb. 9.-The PhiladelphiS
and New York mail which should have left
here this morning at O'Clock, was robbed after
being delivered at the depot. The bags vere
found above the depot, cut open and the con.
tents
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THE LAST CHAN NOE.

II ii l. Asst CHI NCE.
Having commenced business In the city of New
YORK, and my presence being required there, 1
will close UP here in few days.
Isalers and consumers in want of DRY GOODS,
CLOAkS, &C., will dc we'll to call, as what stock
i have left must be closed cut at once.
Fer sale, a few SEWING MACHINES, of Grover
q Bakers and Wheeler 4 Wilson's makes.
S. NJ. MEYENBERG,
40 Market Space. between 7th and sth sts.,
fe 93t Under Avenue House
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A State Constitution for Oma "A.
OMAHA, Feb. 9.-The Legislature framed a
state constitution 70 be submitted 10 the people
on the I'd Of June. The next election Of State
officers will take place at the same time.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Cotton duh Flour sd =
vancing for higher grades. Soathern firm.
Wheat and Corn dull. Beet steady. Pork dull.
Lard steady. Whiskey dull.
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Fire Mt New Landau Cam,

NEW HAVEN, Feb. 9.-Last night q large
tobacco warehouse in New London, Conn,
containing S20,0OO worth OF tobacco was de-
stroyed by fire. The tobacco is n total less.
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llYw. D. LEWIS 4 Co, Auetiooesrs.

CLOSING SAILS OF DRY GOODS.
AT AI. {, s:~stsgs stors, Ith street. near :, Y
prses Ccods siiks, Emhroidsriss, Bounets, Rsets-
ers Ribbons Flowers, &C.. &c.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
Heddqxarfers Department Of Washirxton,
Office Of the CAief Qua,tsrnlasfeY,

(Corner l51t sreef and Pennsyirania avenue
Washington, ID. c., February 8, 1855
by direction Of the Quartermaster General of the
and AleIsndIis; virgnia, commencing. THIS
in quantities from one quarter Of cord TO ten
cords to any and oil persons desiring to purchase
said wood is thoroughly seasoned, Of good quail.
ny, and Is mixed in the proportion Of about two
thirds Pine and enc third Oak, and will be sold at
the rate of So six dollars per cord, at the Govern
ment Wood ard on Maryland avenue, 10 rear Of
the Smithsonian Institute at 18th street Park near
the Long Bridge, in Washington, and Kendall
Green, Il one mile north Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot, and at the rate Of So five dollars
Per .erd at the Government Wood ard, one ishth
OF Q mile north Of Alex andria on tho WashinRton
and Alex andria Railroad.
Orders on the Wood Yards can be obtained only
each paymsnts; upon the Washington Yards
during Office hours at this office, ard upon Alex an
dria Wood Y ards from Brevet MAJOR James Gleason,
A. q. M, on the premises, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock q. m. and II o clock noon.
Arrangements have been made for the prompt
delivery Of the wood to any part Of and
Alexandria at the rate of 81 one dollar per cord
and to any part Of Georgetown at 81 80 dollar
and twenty five cents per cord in addition to above
rates.
Purchasers win be required to remove their wood
from the J ard within i've days frem date Of order
NJ. i. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
fe s-lN Department OF Washington.
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agent of the American Express Company, has
absconded, taking $4,000. He has gone 70
EurOpe.
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Trouble ut Independence. Me.-Troops
Sent there from Fort Lea rcnworth.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-Reports from Indepen-
dence, Mo, say quite number o. bush
whackers appeared outside the town, and
threatened to attack the jail and release one Of
their number confined
II is said that troops have been sent from
Fort Leayenworth 10 preserve order.
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AvrixaI Sror E,ran.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9-The steamer Austria
lasian, from Liverpool on the 18th uit, has
arrived.
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THE RECEPTIONS.

THE PRESIDENTS.
The ladies of the Executive Mansion will
receive visitors every Tuesday evening from
* to 10 o'clock, and every Friday from | to
p. IN
MEMBERS OF TIE CABINET
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Nc
Cuiloeh receive Thursday evenings, from s to
II O'Clock, during the months of January and
February, and Mrs. McC0lloch also on Wed
nesday mornings.
The Secretary ofthe Interior and Mrs Har-
Ian will. for the present, receive their friends
on Monday evenings. Mrs. Harlan and the
ladies' Of the family will also receive on Wed
nesday afternoons.
Mrs. Attorney General Speed will receive
her friends between the hours Of and o'clock
on Wednesday afternoons.
SPEAKER CoLYAx.
Speaker Colfax's receptions are on Thursday
evenings from y till n.
The reception Of Speaker Colfax' s mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Mathews. for ladies' and
gentlemen accompanying them, are every Wed
nesday afternoon from IL y.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE-I forwarn the public from credits M
L any person on my account from this date
GEORGE r. d. SOPER.
Mashington, D. c., Feb. 9, 1866 fe93t'
WM; PRINCE, 3s1 street. opposite Patent
w Office, the only practical STAMPER in the
District, wishes to inform his customers that he is
not connected with any ether Stamping concern in
this city ~ As there are called Stampers using
his name hence this notice. He has only one Place
on street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns,
Whlch are maze up at once. fe9
hk: U: d. FORD has removed to No. % East
II Capitol street. between LIST and ID. feb 7-lms
pERsONAL-MIss SMITH, La Favorita Ciga
y Store, 465h 18th street, between K and
Keeps constantly on hand hno CiEars and Tobacco
tlow prices To prove IL 10 By giving her call.
A NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
trusting any one on my account as shall paw no
myself. - ~ VI
feb s-stsw2w- JOHN P. PEPPER.
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DARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT.

LOB sALEaAt private sale, one HACK, two
4 BAY HORSES, HARNESS complete, ~
BUtfALO ROBE and LICENSE. Said IN
ney coach No. SO. Inquire Of n CALLAN, Jr.
trnstee for VIM. 3. DALEY, 400 18th street, corner
OF fe
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING..

kOARDING.-A we'll furnished back PARLOR
-. ~ ior rent with good BOARD; suitable for three
gentlemen or gentleman and wife. Terms $50 per
and 2lst. fsb sIvs
l ANUS HOTEL. -Gentlemen and their wives,
- also single gentlemen can be accommodated
establishment. corner Of Bridge and High streets
Georgetown terminus of the W and q r. B. Table
and transient custom accommOda tsd.
fe l-lmf j. LANG Proprietor
GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND
~ single gentlemen obtain esed ROOMS and
boarders wanted. Terms moderate. 2S1 K st !,
between l4th and 18th streets, one square from
willard Hotel ia W-1ms
month. ia "a r.
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GARDEN SEED.
GARDEN SEEDS e. ONION CLOVES.

"
Globe Savoy, Carriers first crop Peas Hecox
twelve row Sugar Corn, Early Scarlet Horn
Carrot, Improved White Solid Celery. Long
Orange CARROT, Green Curled Savoy Okre,
English and French Lawngrass Seed Yellow
aberdeen Turnip, Early White lesson Mellon
Onion Sets, German and Scotch kale, =; Early
Sugar Corn, and Adams Extra Early Turnp
Seed, Salslfe, Parsnips, Yellow Aberdeen Tur-
nips, King and Dwarf Cabbages, Flat, Dutch,
and Drumhead Cabbages, Marrowfat Peas
Extra Early Peas, White and Yellow Turn1p
Reddish, Improved New York Egg Plant, EX-
ira Early Turnip Beet, Large Smooth Red To-
mato, Havana Tobacco, Connecticut Seed
Leaf do, Early Valentine Beans, Early six
week do, Large Lima Beans, Cauliaower,, Gu
cumber Seed, White Glover, Timothy, Extra
Curled Parsley, Large Bell Pepper, Butterhead
Lettuce, Early Cabbage do, Early Curled Sie-
aia, do, Brown Dutch do, Little Iixee Cabbage
Seed, received and for sale in quantities to sit
purchasers at 40 and 224, King street.
NH 10-tf
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
CHICKAHOMINY BITTERS,
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.

Chickahominy Bitters perform more cures,
and in shorter time, than any other remedy
ever discovered for Chills and Fever.
Those who have become invalds from ire
ouent attacks nf Chills and Fever, have been
perfectly restored to health n q few days, nby
the wonderful operation OF Cnckahomlny BIZ
ters.
Thousands who have used them need no fur
ther evidence of their value and happy restora-
tive powers. The effects of a miasmatie climate
upon the human system is to produce loss OF aP,
petite. debility, and general prostitution of all
the vital energies BY the use Of ChicSahominy
Bitters perfect health is restored in few weeks
Chickahominy Bitters are the pest known
remedy for Dyspepsia, General Debility, Loss
of Appetite, and the best tonic used. We re.
commend it to all.
Manufactured exclusively, in Richmond, Va,
by 4. H. Ne WTUN, and for sale by all the
''. JANNEY s CO., Wholesale Agents.
Ids, King street, Alexandria, va.
rsfoo iy 23-tf
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AN ODERN MIRA L E

N
From old and young from rich and poor,
from high born and lowy, comes the Universal
Voice Of Praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
SiCILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
It is perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness Makes hair grow. a better dressing
than any ''oir or ''pomatum u oof1ens brash.
dry and wiry hair into beautiful silken tresses
But, above all, the great wonder IS the rapidlty
with which it restores GRAY HAIR 10 LIS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use it few times, and
PRESTO CHANGE!
the whtest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
strikes ut the cot and fills it with new life and
coloriLg matter.
It will not take long disagreeable trial to
prove the truth Of this matter. The trst appll;
cation will do good you will see the natural
color returning every day, and before you
knowit, the old, gray, discoored appearance of
the hair will be gone giving place to lustrous,
shining and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls Sciian Hair Remover; no
other article is at all like it in effect You will
find it cheap to buy, pleasant to try. and sure
to do you good
There are many limitations Be sure you pro-
cure the genuine, manufactured only by
r. T. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. jy 2-2m
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!-Gum
~ Opium, Camphor, QuininG,, Morphine Blue
Mass Gum Arabic, Borax, Pearl Sage and
Tapioca, Ayres Sarsaparila Cod Liver Oil,
Jelly, Hnmptons Tincture, Cannon's. Bitsers,
Halls Hair Remover, Santord,s, lnvigoTato55'
Liquid Rcnet Rewards Tonic Mixture Lind
sey's Blood Searchcr and Iodine Water, Fresh
Turnip, Kadish and Spinach Seed; Lewis Pure
White Lead, Raw and Boiled Linseed OIL, Tur;
pentine Alchohol, Coal Oil. Machine OIL and
Neatsfoot Oil, Red Lead, Litharge Patent Dry
er Chrome Green, Chrome yellow, Venetian
Red, and American Vermiliion; Window Glass,
of all sizes White and Dark Glue, Concentra-
ted Lye, Crude P otash. Extract Logwood, Mad
der, Birthstone, Flower Sulphur and Alum, su-
perior Furniture and Coach Varnish- Brown
Japan, Black Asphnltum and Parafne Varnl:h; M
genuine imported While and Notified CASTLE
Soap, Dobblns' e. ectric Soap. Old Brown Wind
sor Soap, and Colgates Toilet Soaps; Paint
Brushes Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Fancy
Toilet Goods and Pcrtumcry-recelyed and tor
sale By JANNE1 " w.,
iy loft IDS, King street.
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.ssH 80
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
fa sa Issz sE.fs.:::sEsizsssasss Is: ssszssA ssszszs:

FOR BOTH THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS
The Steamers of the Line are first class vessels
They will leave our wharf every SATURDAY,
and Pier IL, North River, New York, every
WEDNESDAY,. Punetualty ofdeparture can
be relied on. =!
The PASSENGER accommodations are unex-
celled.
The advantage to Shippers by this line is
greater than any other, owing to its making CON
nection with the Orange and Alexandra Rail
road for all Through Freights to points on tnat
and the Virginia and Tennessee Rallroad-gofod1s
being sent Immediately through upon arrival.
Freight received daily and kept under cover
ut onr wharf, foot Of Prince street.
For Passage and Freight apply to
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN,
Agents. No 2, Prince street Alexandria
w. j. ;REMSEN, Agent,
ie 25-tf 81, West street New York.