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Go'fkNMENr SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QuARfHRMAsTRRh OYYIcH,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., December II, 10es
The Quartermaster General OF the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at Gicsboro, d.
c., be sold TO the hi hest bidders. !.
BALES will, therefore, take place at GIESB0.
fHURSDAY NEXT, DEOEMBER IA, 1855,
and continuing on each TUESDAY and Thu RS
DAY thereafter, until all are disposed Of
A Beat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour on the days of sale. - rE.H ."s =
These Horses have been carefully selected, and
superior to any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals viii be sold singly.
sales to commence at 10 o cleck o. m.
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
.,..r - -r-.. JAMES A. EkIN,
.. Brevet Brigadier General in charge
de I-h h .a. . First Division. Q. II. g. o.
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GALE OF QUARTERMAsTER STORES.

ChisQSoSteynastsy's OGes, Dsyos Of Wosksngton,(
y,,, WdsAsnetos. ID. C.. January !. 1855. {
ton Of Brsyet Colonel C. II. Tompkins, q. M, at
LiECQLN lEPOT. Washington, D: O.. on TUES
lot OF QUARTERMASTERsTO STORES. coasistine Of
Iron Boilers, Sweat Collars. Horse Osyers, Hose
Strap and Chains, Travelling Forge LimSers.
Branding Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Posts 60 =
from day Of sale. : - Nv 49,
Terms-Uash in Government funds.
D. II. RUCKIR
Byt. Mai. Gen. and Chief ousrfsrmaster.
Hl 7ef Depot Of Washington
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SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsrERs
- STORES.

Chief Qnartsr,nasisr's 01tee, Depot of Washinstonl
Washinstos,,lR G., January "a, 1856 (
Will be ssld at pulf;6 auctisn, under the direc
ten Of Brevet -gcsnel @. H. Tompkins, Q. NJ. at
LINCOLN Depot. Warrington, d q on THURS
PAY FebruaY g. lsiS. at 10 O'Clock a. m, a large
lot Of CondeGGed Qcartermaster' Stores, consist
ing Of
Chairs, cables, Desks, "a four horse w agons, GO
two hoTpe y asops. IS Carts, 2 Hesrses, 4 Spring
MsgoCf, ApDulances, Wagon Bodies, Wagon
Mhesss5 Chaips. Blankets. Brides Gum Buckets
Hong Collars, Wagon Covers, Hor.e Covers, go
ssA, Anls Haspess, SO sets Horse Harness, a7 sets
AHbulanSe Harness, 2s6 Saddles, Whips. Portable
HOSE CARRIAGES, Hoes, shovels. Spades Kettles
Msttocks. Bake Ovens, Brooms, Tubs, sN pou uds
Castings IL 476 pounds Scrap Iron, $40 pounds
Cast Irons, q, SGT pounds Tire Iron, 762 pounds
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole isssold.
The Stores must be removed within FIVE days
from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
d. II. RUCKER,
ia "a l3t DEPOT of Washin gton
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AND ALEXANDRIA TO RiCHMoS1 I'VE
AND LYNCHBURG.
On and after TUESDAY, December Il. 1873. mas.
senger trains on this road viii run daily SUNDAY
'f'eN' '' SOUTH.
leave Washington at 7POsm
Leave Alex ansria at 40 a. m.
Leave Gordonsville at l9:45 o. m.
Connecting with Virginia Central road 10 Rieh-
nond and Staunton direct
Arrive At Richmond AZ $50 D. m.
Arrive at Lynchburg at 5:8 .. M.
NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg at zoo q. m
Leave Richmond at z 90 M.
Leave Gordonsville at 1870 d. M.
Arrive at Alexandria ct 40 D. IN.
Arrive at Washington at 80 D. N.
Connecting with trains to all parts OF the North
Local freight train leaves Alexandria a, 10.
m, and arrives at Gordensville az Is .. m
Leaves 6ordonsville at o. m, and arrsee A
Alexandria at ass D m.
Through freight train leaves Alexandria ct lg
q. m, and arrives at Lynchburg at GO D M.
Leaves Lynchburg at 2:&5 Q. m, and arrives q
Alexandria at SIZE ..
Express freight train leaves AIe1andris 9. 7.op.
m, and arrives at Lynchburg at 1910 a. N Leaves
Lypeheurg at 24o D. m. and arrives st Alex andre
This route has the advantage over all others o.
having eontlnuous rail from New York 20 Lynch.
1t also passes Fairfax Bull Run Manassas Brts
toe, Cattett's, Rappshsnnock, Culpeper, ORANGE
and Gordonsyile, where many Of the late great bat
Tickets can be procured In Adsms' Erpress
Building, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Depot, In Washington; also, at the Depot on
Maryland avenue, and at the corner Of 9th stress
and Pennsylvanis avenue, under National Hotel,
Trains leave from the corner Of Lat and streets.
Washington. W. II. McCAFFERTY,
J M. BRoADUS, General Ticket Agent
Alexandria, Dec. IL. 1865. de iisu
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sPThe sweepings of the London Corn Ex-
change I'LL twelve or fourteen sacks every day
and are sold as food tor poultry and animals.
The richness OF the refuse Is owing 70 the hab-
II of the merchants to take a handful from eac
of the sample bags, and after chewing a grain
or TWO, throwing the rest on the floor
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
sTRICkLAEbls PILE REMEpY.

nj Glsss, Of Janesyille, Wisconsin, writes fer
khe eehert OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
hss Teen troubled for eight years with an aggra-
saeI Ease OF Piles, and his brother discharge
hon x ~ army as Incurable, phe being quite para
800 sitG he Pios,D Both these distressing cases
pgTv ~ ~ wlth ons bottle Of DR. sTRIORLASDS
- ~, = M akLp1 The Recommendation OF these
e n BESIDE the daily testimonials received
p nc kIana ought 70 convince those suffer
ing mat me most aggravated chronic cases of Piles
are are cured BY DIT stIieklands Pile Remedy. IL is
shIRS 4 CO TH ehvssrySwIh 1Is; Sold BY J. W.
avenue and sou Ninth street sAAANi, 81 re.
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ETA new hotel has recently been opened in
New Orleans, which boasts that il neither seek
nor desires the patronage of northern GENTLE
men. An army officer who found that he could
not secure the attendance of waters complained
AT the ONCE, and was bluntly told that the ser
wants had orders not to wait on such as he
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FIGHT YEARS in CONGRESS, by Hon 4 4.
~ Cog; BosInss Hand Book Of the Steam I'm.
ginei voices OF Nature, By william Cullen brand:
TyDasil on Radiation: Frie.ef Quiatiiion.
ooN TRACK TAYLOR
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Y~A sHOkT STORY, BUT INTERESTING
No genuine EUROPEAN extract for the ha.Sk ~ =
ssula be afforded here, under the nre.en, mel
less than twice the price of PHALON a GIiTu., ~
BLOOMING GENIUS . more deitcto,aN iGh T
rent end heshhfal perfume than any one OF them
everywhere
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How TO DRESS WELL.--A friend informs n
that he hired smart colored boy, some time
ago, rs house servant, and the boy served him
faithfully for very moderate com pen sation
Our friend was, however, uneasy in mind on
one pOInt-the boy dressed much better than
his employer, and 1t was impossible to under
stand whence the cash came TO purchase the
line clothes he wore. Visions OF missing table
spoons, or something Of a similar nature, arose
painfully in ms disturbed mind, and he deter
mined TO question the mysterious colored
DANDY as TO how the thing was done. The
question was satisfactorily answered thus ::
81 plays High-Low-J Jack wild party dat don't
understand the game like i dOes."-Charleston
NstCS
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RY GREEN 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HOUSE, kNS IoT On SSEH NEW {HRhsEETT Az
ENUE, BET AND SITS NORTH ATPUB-
Lie AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the lst day of February next.
deed OF trust to the subscriber bearing date
day OF Msrch, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber B.
NJ No. q, folios 1T9, $50, ISL and 49, the middle
part OF Lot =, In Square Gas, hayisR q front of
aoout 10 ieet, running back good depth to al al
icy, and improved by two story Frame House.
ms property fronts on New Jerrey avenue, be-
tween North and streets
Terms One half cash; the balance in six and
tveiye months, for notes bearing interest secured
BY deed Of trust on the premises.
$50 will be required of the purchaser when the
property 10 Knocked off :
All conyeysncing and revenue stamps at the
purchasers cost.
DENNIS BULTIMORE. Trustee.
"a IL eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAp.-In
consequence of the extraordinary action of the
senate OF Virginia declaring Mr.. John = Bar
pour the legal President of the Orange and
AleNandria Railroad Company. Governor
fleTpoiEt- as one of the members of the Board
of Public Works, by whom Mr. Barbour's
ciallns was oyerruled, has addressed n COM
munlcatlon to the members OF the House of
deIegates- giving them statement of the
case at he understands IT, The Governor SUBJ
nlts detailed report of the imbrogliO, and
Infers that "by some legerdemain the Senate
was imposed upon by pressure of some kind
Inc Governor says, in conclusion 81 am
satlsned- and am frank in saying SO. that in
my opinion the interest of the stockholders
demand that Mr.. Barbour shonId not be Presi-
dent OF the road. Mr.. Barbour has given out
that the company owned a large amount of
cotton, part OF which he has sold He has made
no report OF his transactions. NV opinion is
that there should be another President and a
new set OF Directors to settle with Mr. Bar
oour- L have candidly, and without reserve
gwen you this short statement and opinion in
the case.-RiehmoRd Republic, Jan 81.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT = Il
sTEINwAY 4 sons, PIANOS, @A
comprising all the ai6ereptsty les, has iustSIt NV
been received at our Warerooms, and are for sale
at factory prices. We have also on hand several
PIANO6, which we have taken in exchange, and
which We cder Tor sale upon easy terms. g
% w. g. METZER0fT CO.,
Iced ssgs.. - % = No. 81 Penna. avenue,
Bsnlin . Cabinet Organs. -, : jas
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7 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING
IL CAMP, ANB GARRISON EQUIPAGE
o T @ Z

LAST SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES
In compliance with orders received from the
Qusrtermaster General, there will be sale Of
Government Mules ne ar the Depot in Frederick
burg, Va, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of Fsbruary,
1856
The Mules are young, in good condition, and well
broken to harness.
This will be the last chance for farmers and
others to purchase animals at public sale.
Sale ts commence at 10 a. m.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
HIRAM +. GERVISH,
ia E-St Battalion Maj and Asst q. NJ.
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- "'#r-.s'5 --r--. ..ts 80 .s.=-f -.rE.E-
-sl s=fGasra ,-s o. -st ~ rf.Fft
se r.t-- I'D
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TNRIESEMAk-Protected By Royal Letters Pat.
tent Of England, and secured by the seals Of
the Eeole de PharmaeIe de Paris, and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, Vienna.
Trissnar No, !, Is the erectual remedy for Relax
ton, Spermathorrhoes, and Exhaustion Of the
system Triesrar No. has entirely superseded
the nsseous use Of Copavia, Oubebs, Sc, Tries
mar No. 8 IL the fnfalliable remedy for ell Impurf
ties and Secondary Symptoms, thus obvistins
the use Of mercury and all other deleterious ingrs
Eech preparation is In the form Of most agree
able LoIenee. Secured from the cdeetsIef climate
and changes Of atmosphers, In tin at SS each
or four q cases in one for %, and in 81 cases,
thus saving %. Divided In separate doses Is I'D,
wholesale and retail By DR.. BARROW, No. IsI
Bleesksr street, New York.
70 be had Also Of 8. O. FORD. No. $50 Pa: ave-.
corner 18th 81. sepe-6m
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HAPPINESs Oh Misery Is MI
II QUESTIQN.-Tke propristorr OF the All.
NAEOABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY and
MEDICINE" have Acknowledgements Of ca
humanity } four sf their most isstructive and in.
tsresting Lectures en- Marriage and IL qusltacs-
Digestion, weakness, Depression, or Ignorance q
Pkysioloey and Natures Law. These invaluable
osyins thousands, and viii be forwarded free The
rsosipt Of four stamps, ey ssofessss SssssSsy
trosdvay, Eev York. sly
TTTLMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU AID In
III PROyEB ROSE WASH cures secret and dei-
cate disorders In all their stages, a little expense,
little or change in diet, mo- inconvenience, and
no e1posure un piesssnt IN tssse snd door, ina
Dropsraes. nseo
(OLD PFNs-Just received full assortment Of
II Newtons celebrated GOLD PENS. Tor sale
GuAYLQE
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALTlMOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID NAsHIssroN, ganuary e. 10

BALfiAohk AZ Ws.S ShsS sAJi .1s.41 v
&Raea Ea1
SEIsSTg5s isD az SRsk
FOR BALTIMORE.
n Leave d,iy; sseest Sunday, stsn, 70, md
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Ses daily, except Sunday, st go, .. m, md
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA roLIsI'
Leave ate and e:a a m. and at 80 and 80 Pc
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
,,a Lss's :, No. >, e and m, .ed as N. no
uAm 70 or rem Annapolis On SUNDAY.
-.. ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
esvsNIS q. m. and 2s0 and sA D. n
FOR WAY sTATIoNs
Leave q 7:5e .. m. and 80 D. m
F0R ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, 30 a. M aDdTS
Station viii trains from Bsltimore 70 &hssIias,
,nTTkSS,Sk ff s,., g ne We: ca. >. e.s :.
car IsiesI.ph !yildins; Psns'yI1anis s1ssss,
For New Yori, PhiI.dslphi., and Boston. zee
sdver'iseweIt q through Line
I'm. COLI. Gssersi Ticfet Hs so1ssaoa'
oc S-u GEO. 3. kOONTZ. Agent, Washington. il
THRoHGH LINE BETwkEN WASHINGTON =
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK s1l
&& E sc 81,
WIsHISGToN, January 8. 1885,
- rsss oetyeen Washington and New Yorx are
FOB NEW YORK. without change % cars
Leave daily teIseptsunday) st 80 .. m. and $50
ToR SEw YORK, changing car, at Phil.dsI.
Leave daily Except Sunday at ma q. m. and
AZ D. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily ~ 4 % and
m. and ASS and 7 50 .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at 65e o. N. eEly.
Leave Tor Philadelphis at 80 D m only
Sleeping cars for New York on 80 D N. train
Ing car run only TO Fhilad elphia
Through tickets TO PhilaAelphfa, New York, or
Boston, can be had at the Station 0ice all hours
In the day ss well se at the Office IN the Amer
lean Ieiegrsph Building, Pennsylvanis avenue,
See Baltimore and ohio Railroad advertisement
ior s1hednIe eetTsen Washington, Baltimore, An
W.P SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
Il. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C VII GEO. 8. KooNTZ, Agent, Warrington.
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This Company is now prepared to doa
GENERAL EXPRESS Fak S ASP TRANsPoRrA-
To and from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washing ton, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters
burg. Norfolk. Lynchburg, Charlottes-
Vile, winchester. Hsrrisonburgh,
stanton, Lexington, Salem,
and Bristol, in Virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro', Viii.
mingtsn. Nswbern, Raleigh, Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Charlotte, n. c.;
and to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandrta, yir-
GINA Central, Virginia and tennessee. Rich
noud and Petersburg, Petersburg and We'll
DON Wilmington Ar Weldon, Atlantic
and North Carolina, Raleigh and
CASTOR, and North Carolina
Central Railroads.
As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies OF
the Com p&ny will be extended to other States, Of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges lie based upen fair business
principles, yielding reasonable profit to the Com
psny, without being oppressive 70 the public Upon
this basis IL confidently presents its claims for fair
share of patronage, relying upon hts large capital
and the character Of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential to success.
de B-ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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BLOOD! BLO0D!! BL0ODfgf
sCROfULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
rETTEKs, SCALES, BOILs, sYPHTIx
OR VKNEkEAL DIsEAsRs, &C
SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERS JUICEa
Ia offered the public as positive cure.
svpUILIS Or yENEREAL PIsHASHe ths
skMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICY teA
,nasf notent certain and sfectual remedy ever
re.erfhed IL reaches and ersdcstes every PARTICLE
y tSe yeueresl poison that the tfforo1 "a
y, ~ ermaneut Take then of this purifying remeS1
snS e hesled and do not transmit IL to your eoc.
s.rity that fer which you may repent In afsr ~
Sii" DO NOT DESPAfRi
a lthonrh you may be pronounced tncursble n
ASLM fRITANS ROOT AND HERB JuESts
In remoye every vestfge Of Impurities from TIA
-.t~sn a. well ~ ell the bad effects of MecSV
sAMARITkES CHAHCRI WASH
Price % cents: Fall directions 80
WHAT THE sURGB0NssAY OF THE SAN
ITANS kBMRDIES.
.GOv hoard TEE STEAMSHIP COSTA RIGA. -
N fsS-Issrs. Dssrlosd o., $50 Race street.
philsdelphis-pcar sirs: Please send me one sros5
r. 1anr Ssmarifsrss Gift by Adams Co D Ixpress.
~ a. 10 reach By the 18th as We sail tn DAY.
Ttndino IL 20 be what IL 10 represented, e. NOD
ishs 10 make . voyage without Q supply.
"Ious, very respectfully
. Atlantic Nsil Steamship 90, ny,
aBetween New York and AspinvaIr
pEsMoND co., Bex Isl PhilsSeiphis rose
ssId BY g.. OALvKRT FORD, corner uth stree
and Pepnsy lvania avenue. -.
HKNRY COOK. Alexandria. myeu
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T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
IL AND ORDNANCE STuRES

I ARGE s sAbE o OF SSo oSPEEM ORDNANCE
Old Point ai Fort or r MGnsGs
DAY the 9Th day of February. 1855 at 10 o o'clock a.
ths, ausnt OF stores consisting in part OF
90 100 asld siege and coast Common, wrought
varying from three to eleven inches, including =
cast iron Guns unfinished
inch, and 10 inch f0n' Hpeuhder' 2-p0under,
@ Shot. she'll Grape and Can
va .,y pgg from 10 Founder e 10 inch:
$40 Muskets and Rifles, U. s. manufacture, new
e0i foreign Rifles, Austrian, cal. 81, new and re.
II smooth. bore Pistols, cal. 81, new.
l92 breach loading Carbines, Burnsides Mer-
rill's, shsrpis and Starts. - 0
i,ss M1skets and RSe:,p e. ). and foreign mann.
Us CGI, ReminstOn, and Lafau
] ,f2 Sabres and Swords.
Muskets, Rifles, and Pistols. '0r 0"fo'he'
large lot of Artillery Implements and Equip
large lot of Infantry and Cavalry Accoutre.
ments and Horse 70 ipmehts
e.tbsa U %t nope aun7 BpGklss Rings 81 to
penters Tools.
Samples Of small srms can be seen at Fort Mon
40 Worth street, New YeIk city.
heavy ordnance. All other stores will be req uired
to be removed within days from the date of sale
Terms Of fale Cash.
7. G.. BAYLOR
Captain Of Ordnance and Brevet Colonel u g. A
commanding. ia Nl3t
T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CI,OTHINo
IL CAMP, AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.
ChisT QH0terma,tsr's Office, Depet Of Washiagton D
Washington, d. O., January Is, 1855
win be sold at Public Auction, under the direc-
ton of Captain D. G. Thomas, N, 8. K, at the
Washington. D. G., on MONDAY, Jan 3s: 1859, at
DC, consisting Of
Drums, sashes. Books, Jackets, Blankets, Bed
sacks, Leggings, Havelocks, Cap Covers, Rubber
Blankets, Rubber Penchos Axes, Pickaxes Hatch.
cts, Spades, Shoyels, Kettles, Knapsacks, Haver.
sacks, Hospital Tents, Wall Tents, Sibley Tents
Common Tents, Flags, Goats, Caps, Pack Saddles
Vests, Trowsers, Shirts. TurbAns, &c.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the stores sold. -
The stores must be removed within five days from
date Of sale.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
-. ID. ii. FUCKER,
Bvt Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermasters
ia 1879 ... Depot of Washington.
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,IoRrr pIsIAsEsI SECRET DISEASES,

CICRET pIsIAsEsI SECRET BIsEkelsI
sAMABITAN,s 91YTt
SAMARITINS GIFT!
THE MOST CKRTAIN REMEDY KvKR USED
Eyes, A Positive Guren for
GONOREGA. GLEET, STRUCTURES, "a.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, ne Mercury,
Only Ton Ptlls to BE- Taksa to Eject a oSss.
Thew are entirely vegetable, having ne smell .os
ANY unpleasant taste, and will not in any vsy IN.
ne the stomach bowels Of the meet delicate
NCuree in from two TO four days, and recent osssa
In Twenty -four hours" Prepared BY . srsdusts
~ the University Of PeBnEylyania one OF The masf
Eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the presents dsv:
NO ri PosuRE, NO TROUBLE, NO CT ANs wHITEyTI
I,et those who have despsired Of getting cured ~
who have been goreed tith Balsam OopsSvis, e
SAMARTTANS GIFT
Sent by mail In plain envelope
frics-Msle packages, O.. Female, %.
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OFFICES:
no 4-tf
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RUQUETS.-BoQuets, Cut Flowers, Wreaths
n1aIlands, Hanging Bsskets, Plants Of ell de-
serptions can be had at the we'll known establish
EN-, Oh JOHN II. SHALL, 9Th st., Georgetown
Nxut De n eAlms
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r.. n.


THROUGH BY RAIL From wAsHIsGrov
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOSD
AND LYNGHBURG
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Dwell known and entirely reliable remedy Tor se.
eret Msladies, 10 for sale By all Druesises Price
q per BEETLE. FeI jaa ls-eSlys
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-16

AN INCIDENT. As train of cars was ap'
preaching the suspension bridge, near Mag
ara, the conductor found Il young man VINO
could not pay his fare The poor fellow
was evidently in the last stages OF consump-
ton, and emaciated to skeleton proportions.
He sat by himself and his eyes were red as
though he had been weeping, but the laws
OF the company could not be transgressed,
and he must leave the train. Not q person
moved or spoke as the conductor led him
from his seat, all shivering with the cold,
but just as he reached the door beautiful
girl arose from her seat, and with bright,
sparkling eyes demanded the amount charg-
cd for the poor invalid. The conductor said
eight dollars, and the young and noble girl
took that sum from her pocket-book, and
kindly led the sick youth back to his scat.
The action put to shame several men who
had witnessed it, and they offered TO ''pay
half but the whole-souled woman indig-
nantly refused the assistance When the
train arrived in this city the young protec-
tress gave the invalid money enough to keep
him over night and send him to his friends
the next morning.-1lbdRy Argus.
--4sss.=
RESIGNATION OF Consul GENERAL PoT-
TER.-John II. Potter, appointed Consul
General for the British North American
4 AhhAhAin ny ltalutlll l.luiolu III louti hun
resigned his position in a letter dated at
Montreal, Sept 80, and addressed to Presi-
dent johnson. He reviews the situation OF
affairs in Canada when he assumed his Office,
and refers to the spirit of unfriendlness to
the American Union and short and bitter
opposition 10 President Lincoln, which
characterizes the Canadian press and officials
and the Rebel cyiles who had taken refuge
there. When Mr.. johnson became Presi-
dent, Mr. Potter says the same abuse which
had been heaped upon Mr. Lincoln was
transferred to his successor, but that now
the Rebel emissaries from the South, includ-
ing even the infamous DR. Blackburn, who
tried to kill our soldiers by introducing
yellow fever into the camps and hospitals,
have become his warmest admirers and
friends. Mr.. Potter concludes his letter as
follows:
Your recent violent denunciation of the
Congress of the United States, Il coordinate
branch of the Government of which you are
the chief Executive, as traitors and enemies
OF the Union, in speeches made during your
recent progress throughout the country, has
impaired new life and renewed vigor TO all
those adherents of the Southern Rebels now
domieiled in these Provinces, and are most
heartily applauded by every hater OF repub.
lican institutions resident upon British soil
Under such circumstances, and believing
that your policy will inevitably lead to dis,
aster in the restoration of guilty men TO even
more than their former power in tile admins.
tration OF the Government, my position has
become most moftitying and intolcrabe TO
me; and, as | cannot possibly defend your
course against the daily censures of the few
good men here, who were true TO our Coy
eminent through all its past danger and
perils, | would esteem it a great favor to be
relieved from my present position Mt your
earliest convenience