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Con..rvn,iyes In Massacbusetta.

BosroS, October 4.-The National Union
Mems State Convention yesterday nominated
Thomas H. Smitzer, Of Lowell, for Governor.
The resolutions endorse the Administration
and favor eight hours rs a legal days work.
and favor the license law for the sale Of IL
quors. The Democratic State Convention sub.
seuuently endorsed the SAM ticket.
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Fire at schenectady, New York.

SCHENECTADY, October 3.-The freight
house of the Central railroad at this place
was totally destroyed by fire this evening,
together with a large quantity Of freight.
The loss is very heavy.
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lCsls0saseea 90 eQeU4SQ 1eps04sose
-Iasa0sssaa mokeo . ep<eeA-8s
u nesSlts1 - Mod - Asmy. ~
pNsk YcaE. October S.-fhe steases
Nalsaoassls 6ings Hssasa dates 10 III
s9th September. )
Advlces from the Mexican capital 70 tbe
l7th ultlmo state that the guerrillas IRE
being continually worSted BY the Ia,pesial
Al : celebration OF Mexican indepen.
dence on the 10th Of September, Maximil.
ian made . speech, saying he was still firm
10 tho seat which tho votes Of tho nation
had caused him TO occupy, Notwithstanding
all bis difficulties, and that although u Wa
id ~troublous times, Q true Hapsburg would
not abandon his post. Az the majority OF
the nation had called upon him to defend
their sacred rights, the Almighty ought TO
protect him.
The Estajets asserts his Majesty Is re-
solved to put himself at the head Of the
national army to fight the Liberals.
General Afmonte resigned his mission 70
Psris. bun his resignation has not been &C.
cepted. go s'a".sf :,
|. General Mejia has gone to take command
Of the Imperial division at San Luis. Ae.
tive measures are to be taken against Tam.
pico. Rumors are current that General
Ortega was President at Monclovia, and
that part Of the garrison at chihuahua had
pronounced In favor Of Ortegs, killing
Governor Terrazas, and causing the fight
Of Juarex to Paso del Norte. 1t is said
that Macmillan will soon start for San
Luis. General Escobedo was said to be At
Monterey, and had imposed several loans
ON the population.
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Cholera Increasing In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-Ths cholera 10
increasing in this city. Yesterday there were
forty cases reported to the Board Of Health.
During the last few days several fatal cases
have occurred in Camden, New Jersey.
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HARTFORD, Conn, October 1--WE have
,e'ufns from one third Of the town cleo.
ions Of Yesterday. The Democrats and
conservatives have made decided gains
over the Republicans.
40 Glastonbury, Simsbury, Somers, Md
NOV, Canton, CRANKY, &C., where strict
p,n''csl tests were made, the Republicans
".Ie defeated, and every one of these
cs Was gained TO the Democrats sod
Conservatives.
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Protest from Judge Abel.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-Judge Abel
publishes a protest against the assertion
made by General Baird, especially so far
as II touches upon the action Of Judge
Abel and his court.
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NEW YoaE, October s.-A large afnount'of
money was found ppon the body Of Robert
Walker, the weli.kpown' horse.tfainef, who
was shot o few days ago BY some person an.
known. The object Of the murderer IL fnex'
piicable: In tbs ooroner's investigation, one
witness stated that he saw two men runnisE
from the place about the time the murder wa
committed. The supervisors Of Queens coun.
~ offer 900 reward for the arrest Of the guilty
parties.
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TKLEGRAPHIgoNKWH
ssfa .st1t REORGANIZATION ~ vs.
MORNING DIsP A7cHEs. S


fAs6ss - sssssss DsswuranA nsDSasst No.
&c. fa-2I He"rGAnns dgfs!ON ~
WAsHIsssos, October s.-Ths President -
pardossd Albert q. Brown, formerly Usitsd
stsses Ssnatos from Mlsslssippi. and usassal
Hsmphrsy Narshail, Of Kentucky. tr3 sa,tpI
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Steamer City OF Bath Aground.
Bosrox, October 1.-THE steamer City OF
Bath, hence for~Sayannah, In going down the
harbor to-day, got ashore on State Ledge,
South Boston fats, where she keeled over and
took in some water, but will probably get OF
naxt tide.
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Petroleum In indiana

TERRE HAurE, ND, October 2.-Oil was
struck this morning at q depth Of about
1900 feet, by an artesian well in this vi.
cinity.
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BALLOON FOund.

OswEGo, October ga balloon, par
TALLY inflated, without occupants, was
picked up on Lake Ontario yesterday.
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Arrival OF Geld In Sc. acknowledgements
OF Cholera.
ST. LOUIS, October THE steamers Jennie
Brown and Luella, from Montana, have ar.
rived Mt st. Joseph, Mo-, bringing tl,ooo,o 900
each Of gold dust as freight and In possession
Of passengers.
To-day will be observed as Thanksgiving day
over the DISAPPEARANCE Of cholera.
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Ds1bas sf !ls. HaRYis-seeaa NsAIsstsA Z
BALrHoal. October 3.-Fredertck Stone u
nominated over Benjamin q. Harris. . Demo.
cratic candidate for Cosgress for the nth DIS
trict Of Maryland. IL 10 reported that tbs
friends Of Harris will run him - A tndepen.
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Mountain OF Salt.

WAsBIxoToS, October A letter from Ne.
yada to Postmaster General Randall an
nounces the discovery Of a mountain Of pure
rock salt, without any admixiurs. The noun
tain IL several thousand feet high. f0um oraao
anIfa -------- 81 -
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Arrival or the Steamship New York.
New YORK, October 4.-The steamship New
York has arrived. Her mails 60 south on the
midnight train.
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ESTABLISHE ED IN 1886.
". F. BurLlR, Ro. B. BUrLsR, General Partner,
FRANCIS J. PARxEI, Special Partner.

FRANCIS J. PARxzI, Special Partner.
BUrLRR 8 SON.
w iNPoRTERa AID DEALERS II
CHINA, IARTHRNWARR, GLASSWARE, AND
HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS,
Ssw IR0x.1RoST nuILpIIo,
No. 1907 Eagle Square. @
RICHMOND, VA,
have inst received per brig CIV. II. Bigslow, !, and
viii open this month. s'vsTy large and entirely
new stock Of
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS ~
in their line, Seseutiy bought In person BY our
senior ~paYtnef on the best terms Of the msnufse-
tursrs In Rurops sDd imported direct TO this city.
LARGE ADB5xI0HAL SHIPMENTS
are nov on the way, ~ 4iN be here during the
fall. Our arrangements - HE1Pe are such 80 wi!l
snsbls us To draw our SUI EJDgulsrly and d..
Ysctiy from the manufacturer &
Rmbsrking anew In busineme k&&6ouI senior
would respectfully but eonddentIyE al TO bic
old friends and patrons and the ubnekArenily
for their support and sneoarsgsment 70 ~ new
arm. 4tf1 .I#. - sts4E>5
In '''0i r, ssR RIss SGs Se GOODS As LOW
- they can be psrshsssd Of any other direct IL
southsrn merchants, ho&sl- keeper, and fsmi.
lies are cordially invitsa to exsmirs our goods md
superior pssksris employed.
sau-lu No. 1877 4ain stfvek
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Exodus or Freedmen from Georgia.
Augusta, October 3.-Large numbers Of
freedmen continue to leave this State for
the Mississippi Valley, induced by offers
Of higher wages and by desire Of change.
| White labor is in demand.
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0oio1ei 5Smss D. Bfsdy, a. yirystp,
Fiat4t5f5ke Sxsysshists. ygt6 Yesk 49,
Etesr, ~
~ MsaN4es,J savy1asd. he
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Death or Rear Admiral Gregory.
Nav YoRx, October 4.-Rear Admiral Gre.
Rory died this morni ug.
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T A. =. aa...-umsg5
~ No. y SOUTH CHARLES yfIHyf.
ssas toasstt. ~, = h,
BALrIAO III
Nsnufsetussr' ASsnt for he sale q svssy sssteV
INK ~,Je2EAJfgof9 !! N.df - b@5
WRITING AND wRAF1fuo, PAenALS74'
r. a,.irlgg. EMvtLOPmig st1yls1 stl
n. INK, PAPER BAGS. 20. . ,giisl,
ALSO, -, z,.ts
nAHrHAcfraB8 OF ,.vs an.
~ BOOK AND PRINTING PAPGkG. M
= fan s1-fm1
GREAT FALL SALE OF - !,
GOLD AND sILvER wArcHSs. CIOcxA
MUSICAL BoxEs.

GOLD AND sILvgR WATCHES. ClOcgh
MUSICAL BOXES. /
slLvgRwARR. DIT AMI. IAxcY GOODS 4.
JgwBLRY. &c. - s
ARRAspALg go. u Main street. - 'pss.s.
'nE !s = i FfsS iE:sStSSaslyIsss q Jss..oe Isy.s
s e:sss S:n. III, so ssSif5 5eh s;S1:sshh ::s:iossl
IN rosewood and. fsa6 ff''s''' :, ~
Loo psis. stLMoRAL ana Other BOOTS. -.
s,00s yards FINE cASsIAsRxs' ios soss' pAa"'
.es.ss! =: q. "a. !: l.ss. ...os...as q RsADE.
lu.Si. good: IL he ssoss. viii BE- closed ont q d
Parties holding esriaeasss for these srislss sas
pt "a. :. sSsI Tor u. Pain Sale is Of the eholsss. pc:
silver Watches. Cloeks, Musical Boxes, Valuable
OH P.intings snaikngravinGs n, rosswo0d ans
E k.,1 ds1ms's te cPs.: e ": ana t csss. G:ia.. .t esss:
caps and 6obist.. Gard Cases Bsinof4I Boots and
ftls' I.ai:s' Co@psnicns, EniS... Bi.ssIsss,
ksi I,gs.! Plp.; E:, s s4a: cssin., Ser: e. q: and s.. *ss
and most IsshionsSis patterns.
THE PLAN ~ BALI
+ thst found % :st !ns s snS Ropfl ssu ~
and sold for TWENTY Five CENIs FACE. sal
come article In the stock which can be bad on pay
ment Of ONE DOLLAR. The article Will be shown.
and can be purchased OF not, - y0u plssse: o. yoS
Five Photographs .r: sold for y DOLLAR;
Parties out ofths city ssn send orders md noasy
by mail, and may rely on the most sarsfal and
prompt attention being paid.
Parties desiring 70 cot - agents nay sppiy Ss
Ia. sale opens each day atsA. y. and closes q
eP. n.
Lady clerks In attendance 70 walt On ladiss.
70 HAiN STREET,
corner Exchange olley,.
N Lie kinson'a old stand,
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COAL AND WOOD.
.r COAL AND WOOD.
SPRINGFIELD AND DEEP RUN
y COAL MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
W. n. rALMA6B d CO., New York.
p. A. wBLLFORD, No. 7fs west Broad street and
Ship Locks, Richmond. Va.

CLASSES OF COAL:
l. Lump COAL, sot..:.":.."..........s@
!. LUMP COAL, hard. fr stoves and CRATES. 70
>. AVERAGE RUN OP PITS, soft. ........ 10
1. AVERAGE RUN OF PITS, hard, for On. =.
8. SMITHS COAL, very superior.... ....... =
ANTHR ACITE. best red and white ssh.... 10 90
Orders left ut Yards ut Lock, Broad, or Sixth
street, with any Of the dealers, or ~ sA Seventh
street. will be promptly attended TO. ss Sl-sm
A NTHRACITE COAL Receiving
n per tchoones Franklin and Bloomfield $50
tons best L ASH CRATE and stJve COAL In tons
J. +, LATHRoP, Agent,
ss ls-ts south side Doek.
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AAl
w nASuPAcTrRsRs % "
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD NBDAL,v xvs
GRAND. y, r, rpp,aa souAks' |"
,PIA N OS.
These Instruments having been before the pnhlis
for the past thirty years, have, upon their sxssl.
lsncs alone, attained an UxPuRcHAssp Pas-snIs
SIIcG that pronounces them unsqusllsd. Their
TONE
combines great power, riehnsss, swestnsss, AND
Gns singing quality, - well - great purity o.
intonsiion and hArmoniousnsss throughout The
- nsl,"s TOUCH .R-s
10 plant and elastic, and 10 entirely free non the
stiffness found In 90 many pianos, vAieh sausss
the performer 70 80 sssily tire. In ap%
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot b sxesllsd. Their sstion u con.
structed with Q care and attention 10 every pan
therein thst ehsrseterisss the ansst msehsnisn.
None butths best seasoned material 10 used N their
manufacture, and they will assspt the hsft essHss
Of the soncert.room with that of che psslos uD"a
IN equality unaffected In their nsiedy ! - sasss
they are CONSTRUCTED 3 .wl.i F,tNflA ia .i'
mot FOB 4 YRAR-BUT y0R svIR."
All our square Piano. have oar nsv toesovs1
Grand Scale and the Agrsas Treble.
Ivsry Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
JOHNSON 1 CHANBIRLAYSg,
Sole Agents for the sale Of the above sslsesstsd
Pianos, No. ~, corner Main md ninth sssssss,
Richmond. Va. y 49,
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TN HENRIco COUNTY COUNT, err

TN hENRICO COUNTY COURT, 6rK
ordsred, Thomas L. Plesssnt, John. g.tlss,
John W.. Lee, william n: Ysstp On, and George
%. Piesssnis, e . eommftss, be ssqasstsd. 70 9.
vi,s bids fci the rcSsiIdios % he eossf, 49,:
ouch . condition By next court - sasli enable eee
court, n Il then think proper, to eessN ne pscIc.
court be Summoned ON the on day Of the nsxt tss.a
to consider the said plan and propcssls. af
Ass0'- WILLIAM JOKES. 9. &c.
BUILDING NOTICE.
In punuanes OF the above order - ~
County Coan Of H.nTteo the eth DAY @ sS1tss.6S5
lSss, for the rebuilding OF the eosn, 49, gGfnfna
county, proposals. will be received f9g the oeiI9t1e
Of liz ,sns Ct tbs otlee Of job. Ncties, to-
6cvsntsspth and Bsosa stgsstt vhsss the plAn
speeiGcations may DO seen and .progo.sls vse.isc4
ua,ii ysIDAf u. 9Th dsy q Ossosss' ~.S
snon making proposAis viii estimate 20 ~
'a'''' III TaS sss .sssG!;sslg5sssAsAsrs.
%!ttIxn Z. fE.rxAs,
q - S-
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AND
III slglI;.ws sfs psspss:S e ssil 4 .sss;
Tns esIsSrsssa CAloElp% bUL1 NUyT, In al
-, tAs rnH ssyI:iHS FAM roaAcco.
6ISs5ko iisi: ,o.,,,
ID H. TALLEY. ATTORNEY AT
N. Law, p~rseticss. ~ lhs city Of sktfhmone
;Gsasi:: : q .1 e e. sctsd,Ess EXOTIC a 81 cI1lS:.
OIss "a Is,ls.s.. $500 r,.A...
vtI reeeiye pfeeRs s.!ss,!ons 49,
ERR6H SUPPLY Dr HEED6.
lkeoA0R, TnRNip, gss4 J
kzl.E, sPISAcH,
p0SAfn19tgftliHlsnts 8 svs =
ALLAN i J0Hk6s6 I, ~ Nate s4esA
.eshf@ !. &c. !sssf e: CA:s5ss Veal:
s1sQsEA4tN Mn AND RLAgyfERSssr
! y!
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ItKlutA &uU 1cuucbcco IV6A NUuGu SLoiS
thirty cents for carrying II over itt
road; but If it. came from Richmond by
the James River canal, for same destina-
ton It would have to pay seventy cents to
same road. Can any man assign q reason
for this discrimination! II Is . mockcry
to say it 10 . trunk to the James River
canal when il discriminatcs at the rate oil
100 per cent. against freight by that line,
The object Is to place the canal on an
equality with the railroads both aa to 70.
cciving and delivering. ] again repeat the
question, why should ffeights coming from
the west pay . higher rate, that are des.
tined to Richmond by the canal, than
those going TO Baltimore by the Orange
and Alexandria railroad. But It has to be
broken in either case, and tho canal II just
a. convenient o. the railroad, a,gga
NY object IL to give the citizens Of vir.
ginis tho advantages Of their localities,
and to have goods carried to and from
them on The Same terms pro rGto that they
are carried from distant cities through The
State. I want the farmer 70 have the Cd.
vsntages Of his location u DO not intend,
If ! can help \, thaA t6s pm and stock.
2rogsr IN Tennes1eA1hAu ~ his crop e
market ft6n sthify ~ any per cent,
cheaper than the farmer IN Vfrginia, oves
the Trginia roads. : Bat the question oc.
curs. cannot this be done under tho pre-.
sent systenf 4 / answer, Il cannot. They
have mot bsen able 70 do isin any other
Etsta In ths Union. We have been trying
Il 8 long time here Id virgtnhs had hevs
made little progress. assure you that y
10 9sl.imporfant that there SHAH 90 one
practical working head eus6tng . man
agiDg this whole line, bringing every re,
source efsthe sndyt b hesr 20 expedite and
fchespes transportation II ffsBh!gsnd Res.
- te1ats ~
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!" ALEXANDRIA,. GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADYIkIlSEk
Insurance

W. 10. q, PRINCE STREET j.
~a.t"b OPPOSITE THE GAZETTE OFFIoE.)"'
a. FIRE AND * t4 s@A:4
= INsURANUEA G ENJOY.
Alexandria, Va
A oont for the following first class BALIl-.
MORE COMPANIES: = .
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE coM2&AH,
,0S X EIITNOR. THOS, Il. IAMBLEW0N;
THE MERCHAYT,s AID MECHANICS FRI
INSURANCE COMPANY. =
ISAAC WILLIAMS, n. 2: CAMPbhLs" j.
TIE H SoSpTlaFSi F1RE INSURANCE COMPANY.
C. HARLAN WILLIAMS, ANDREW REESE,
Secretary. " President,
:. Policies Of the above reliable companies: IS
sued at this office, Immediately on application,
against loss or damage by fire, on al doSfrlp-
tions. of property II the city Or country, on terms
as favorable as those Of any other company, OF
eobal strength and responsibility: /.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 90, ~ r. 4,
Cash Assets, July l, l965.".-","w""SlS, 2U'00oo
Annual income, in cash: ....."......- 3,3OO,O
The dividends of this, company are larger III
amount, for premiums paid, than in any Com
pany in the world. ~ .s.l,. .!ia .: ~
All the profits arising from this immense fund,
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the as
sured. Z -.1u.. <r -!
Applications received at my Office, No. 73,
Prince st. e.. |. Agent
Or. CHARLES W. CHANcELLoE:
ian ST Medical Examiner.
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NE corner Prince and PITT streets.
The oldest and best established PLU MBlNG
ESTABLISHMENT in the city. All work
done with dispatch. and in the most durable
and workmanlike manner. 10 .
SAtisfa elton guaranteed.
JOBBING done at short notice, and BY him.
self, or the most experienced work1nen.
doc | .-s ..
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ON THE
PIANO, GUITAR, HARP, AND IN 70
ca MIISIC.

- XII II CDlC-
The Undersigned, after an absence Of six
years, again presents himself to his friends and
the public generally, for giving irstructlon on
the above named Instruments and IN vocal
music -
Those desiring to secure his SERVICES will
please apply al either Mr.. French or Dir. En-
twisle's Book Store, OH King Street, and at the
Journal and GaZatte off ces.
sep lift JOHN +. BRA M.
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PLUMBING! PLUMBING!
Gas TITT1NG! GAS FITTING!
G. P. HEALY & CO.,
t1PL UMBERS E GAS FlTTERS,
No. %, North Fairfax Street,
under Mansion House. :
; ! We are now prepared to do Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their BRANCHES: flttlnS up
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the most approved style, ard at the very
lowest figures. .,
BY leaving your orders with us you will save
both time and money.
~ { WOHE WARRAN
Always on hand a large assortment OF GAS
FIXTURES, comprising everything III the
trade; also. LAMP GOODS Of every descrip,,
ton, 1T Peace Prices. Retail dealers will lind
it to their interest to examine our stock. 81"
Special attention paid to country orders.
The best COAL OIL always on hand. i
dec l-ly ..... .. .. ,
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RaiIreaGs.
aORANHE & ALEXANDRIA E. /
SzsIr~ r=--=.ss=.%5.@7 -. @.=g==---
g, GI%FI .Jsc. . --:.:.E. .aE1L-- --.r.E-r.->.2.--
~ 49,, L.:.t .=Es~ - ~~r~Tf-".>F" =iSI
sitter NIHNiDAY. Fe

- - ,r. e.
On and after MONDAY. February 18th ~.
dai1y trains will run between Washington any
Lvnchburg,s connecting 1t Gordonsvi!!c, win
Va. Central +. r. trains to and from RicGmonI
NAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (except Sgnlayj a,
CASA. H., and arriveat Lynchburg at3.45 p. n,
Leave Lynchburg at I Il. m, and arrive a
Washington at 0.35 ?. III.
ENPkGSS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily GncIuding Sunday
at sos D.. H., and a]rriTeat Lynchburg at 6y
Leave L~ynchburg at $50 p. N: and arrive a,
WASHINGTON at S. 10 q: III:
J. Both trains making close connections a
Lynchburg for all points south an! s~outh-we2.
and at Washington for north and n~orth-wct
First class sleeping cars will be attachcdt t,
the night trains.
This road is attractive, not only for its CON.
Portable Accommodations but FOR the fact that. l.
passes the now historic localities OF Fairfax, Bull
Run. Manassas, Dristoe, Catietts Rappahan.
mock, l~ulpeper, Orange and Gordon5yiiIe
places Of. imperi5Aable Interest III the popular
mind. ..--
Through tickets 10 all points south and south.
west NAV be had III Boston. New York, Phile.
dciphiu and Baltimore. and at the offices Of The
road in Washington and AieXaldria.
- ~l.3--..: ~. II. McCAFFE2TY.
81. feb 9-tE ...l Genl. Superintenler.
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VICTOR BECKER.
Y PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR.
barring of Pianos, Aolodeon$: Accordeons, &c,
&c. Orders will be received at -Mr. Robert
Bells Book Store, No. 81, King street,; with
Mr.. John H.. Parrot5, and at !. bs residence,
241, King street. .'.. .
V. Becker also offers his services and long
experience in the business, to persons wanting
new Pianos, AMI wishing the advice of an abe
and DISTINGUISHED Judge. APP 4-tf
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G.. S w 4 b. !.
No. 26, North Royal sire

H.. constantly on hand a full supply, and IS
CONSTANTLY cons receiving fresh invoices Of HROCE-
PIES, WINES, LIQUORS, and All other
articles generally found in q first class GRoCE-
RY and LIQUOR STORE, and will sell as low
as they can be bought in this market. sep 1T:
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ASSETS (Gold). SIS OO, COO
in the United States : 400. 900
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE, -
Is, WILLIAM STREET, NEW. YORK.
POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD, STERLING
OR CURRENCY.
Shareholders. personally responsible for all
liabilities Of the company.
AL Directors Must Be Shareholders.
Directors in New York: .
T.. Cottenet, Henry Grinneli, 49,
Jos. Gaillard, Alex. Hamilton, Jr., "
E. N. Archibald, T.. 2 Sanderson;
81. 3. NJ. 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 III
Gold Sterling, or currency, by -
HOOE s. WEDDERBURN, Agents.
nou eff Foot nf Prince ST AlcNa, a.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS md


TRANSPORTATI0N CONpAN|.
Office ana Depot, Cor he present. -u@
t.. no. 81. and 50 KING s..
TE1HIS COMPANY isnow prepHred to &!a
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRAYS.
pDRTATlON BUSINESS.
To and rom New York, Philadelphia. Bali.
more, WASHINGTON. Alexandria, Richmond.
Petersburg. Norfolk. Lynchburg. Char
Iot:esv;lic, Winchester, Hurri%-
onbur4. Staun1on, Lexington.
Salem and B@istol. n "a;
Knoxville, tennessee; Weldon. Go,ds"4"
Wilmington. Newborn, Raleigh. Green's
"# boro, Salisbury. and Charlotte.
.'.# y. c.. and to and from
All Stations on the Orange & Alexandria r..
ginia Central. EirginiaA and Ilnnes*ee, 1+G1.
mond and Petersburg. Peter: burg ana
Weldon, Wilmington ana M.el4o".
AtlaAtic and N0rth CaHo!in%,
-.:- Raleigh and Castor. and
. North CarolinA
".. 49,. ~ Central rail-
...... a4.. ..-. roads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agsr:,"'
% the Company will De c%t2nded ~ ONE.
States. Of which due notice will Be given.
The tariff q charges IS based uMon TAR 9">'
ness principles, yielding arca=ona5le nE'"t .
the Gornnany. without being Oppressive IL ~
public. Upon this bass il confidently !:9' r@.
it's ciaimS for 4 fair share 81 patronage, Tei|:-
upon its large ca piCal and The r~hAr&cte. q -
officers analogous tVr that pu"tIc c24@0S"S'
GEORGE T. NHITTIEGToN.
jan 6-1r A2C-@
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nUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned being
left Executors TO the will OF the late Thomas
Golfer, deceased, will offer at1Public Sale, at
Fairfax Court House, on Monday; ,teoT U
18th, 1866, that being Court day,:a TRACT OF
LAND, containing 2lS acres. | rood. and 81
poles. Said Lana has two tenement. Houses on
It, aud lays in the immediate vicinity, Of Burke's
Station, about three fou7ths Of q mile from the
o. 6 q. +. r., is well wooded, With an abundant
supply Of Oak and Chestnut Timber Persons
Who wish to. purchase can view the. premises for
themselves. Mr.. Enos Fairfax, living adjoining
the estate, will take pleasure in showing those
who wish to purchase, andgive anyinfermation
in regard TO title, &c: - -
Terms. Of Sale :-One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in Cash, the balance il six and
twelve months, with a deed Of trust to. secure
the two last 4--..... aGs
\; - %.:El:5 GEORGE SELECMAN,
FIX r.. to the Will Of the late Thos.C Golfer decd.
Fairfax county. feb 3-td@ @1..g$