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Cotton Steamer Burned.

AUGUSTA, Jan 15-The steamboat James
christopher with $50 bales of cotton on board
was burned one hundred miles above Savan-
nah on Saturday.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-Flour inactive and
heavy; Wheat dull; Corn heavy and PC lower:
Oats quiet at Sc; Provisions quiet: Sugars
at @227
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisker-On Satur-
day Martin T. Stowell, who plead guilty of
bany penitentiary
John Burns alias Davis, convicted of larceny,
was sentenced TO eighteen months in the peni-
tertiary.
Robert Johnson, who plead guilty of lar
tiary.
James Scott, whe plead guilty OF petty farce
ny, was sentenced TO Jail for three weeks.
Michael =. Coleman, indicted for assault and
battery with intent to kill Peter Miller, was
found guilty of assault and battery and sem
tenSed to pay fine of SIO0
This morning, VIM. johnson, indicted for the
larceny OF ducks and geese, was convicted and
sentenced TO one year in the penitentiary Day
Mathew Morton, indicted for the larceny of
watch from s II. Poole, was convicted of
petty larceny, and sentenced to six months in
Jail. Miller for defense.
The case of Thomas Story was taken M:
District Attorney Darlington and Assistant
District Attorney Wilson prosecuting, and
Hon. b. w. Voorhees, and j. E. Norris, ESQ,
for the defense. The accused is charged with
having distracted from the files of the Treasury
Department consular certificates OF the passage
OF seamen, which had been paid, TO which il is
alleged he added eight names, and attempted
10 procure the money on them. There were
hVe or six indictments against the accused, on
two Of which he has been tried, but the Jury
failed 10 agree.
The case of Gilbert Vanderwerken, indicted
for an assault and battery with intent 10 Kill
George Hill, of Georgetown, ia 1852, which
was once before tried when the jury failed 10
agree, has been set for Wednesday.
The case Of General L. y. Baker, for false
arrest and robbery of Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb is set
for Wednesday week, (24th.) Messrs. A. @.
Riddle and +. p. Stanton appear as his coun-
sci.
The case of Wallace W. whittiesey indicted
for abstracting public bonds, is not yet set for
trial.
DEATH BURIAL RKCoRD.-The report of
Lieut.. Col. James M Moore, Quartermaster
u. s. A., contains some interesting items in
reference 10 those who died and were buried
within the District. The number of deaths
reported from August LIST, 1861, TO June 30th,
1865, inclusive is, whites, 15.0O1; blacks, 5,726
Total, 20,727. The greatest number of deaths
reported in one day was "a, in June Is, 1854,
and the smallest number reported was 4, June
I4th, 1868. Two-thirde Of the deaths occ urred
between the ages Of fifteen and thirty. Oyer
one half of the number were natives of the
United States, and rather more than one fourth
were co,ored. .
STOLEN AND RETURNED.-Saturday night,
some person entered the room Of DIR. fhomas
Of kalorama Hospital, and took SIS and re-
ceipt from his pocket-book. which was in his
pantaloons pocket, and put the pocket book
back. Sunday the fact was reported TO the
police, and Sergeant johnson and two of his
men went 70 the hospital to make a search.
While the officers were conversing with the
Doctor ne was called away, but soon returned
ana informed the officers that a friend had Just
returned him the money, and the Doctor re-
fusea % give his friends name,
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Phila delphia Markets,

PHILDELPHIA, Jan. 15.-Cattle very dull and
prices lower: receipts of 700 head; extra Penn.
syiyanla and western, 16al7 4; fair to good
iial5E Sheep dull and lower receipts IL 800
head, AT Ease. Cows unchanged. Hogs de-
elined: sales of 1909 at s12aSI4 per hundred
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Fire at NOrf0lk.

FORTRESS MONROE Jan. 15-Buildings No.
% and 2S Market Square, Norfolk, were de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday night Six firemen
were injured. Loss $1,000
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NEw YORK, Jan. 13.-Cotton quiet Flour
dull and unchanged Wheat and Corn dull:
Beef and Lard quiet; Pork buoyant-mess
S3075aS31; Whisky dull and nominal
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FORGERY OF DISCHARGE PAPERS.
Private Charles Rogers, Company II. &th U.
8. artillery, was tried by court martial on the
charge Of making out false final statements and
discharge. and forging thereto the name Of his
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~ MR.. g GAUTIER
onld INFORM his former patrons, and the citizens
OIL washington and Georgetown generally that he
has resumed the serving Of ~ 0
DINNERS, SUPPERS, ETC,
ior Parues; and Is ready TO serve up all the DELI
CAClES OF THE SEASON at the residence of
"entiemen, IN his v I'll known style Of elegance
n HIS gre at facilitie as ar IMPORTER of WINES
bhh NDlEo, fBEf III CON SECTIONERY &c
Civ. him great adv ntages in this Department az
his business. ' vi
All orders left at I'll LADIES' RESTAURANT
In the second story o. his bnildinR. No 252 Penn,
syLvsnia avenue, will b promptly and sati.facto-
Very respectfully, G. GkUTIFR
Proprietor Of Gautier's Restaurant
No. 232 Pennsylvania avenue
ia 10" between 18th and 18th sts
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New York Rank Statement,
New YopI MarEefs

NEW DIRK. Jan. 15.-Increase in loan, 81,
$4,000 specie, Sl.U74,0OO circulation, S575,OO0;
deposits, S2,2S4, OO0 legal tenders, 8, 10000.
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, JAM ary Is, 1866
Jay Cooke Il 90. furnish the following quo
,ations Of Government securities:

Coupons, 1857 Five Twenties, 1862, l04 /;
Five Twenties. 1854, I0lY; Five Twenties,
1865, lOl =; Ten Forties, 93S: Seven Thirtles,
9oh; Certificates, qSI; Gold, 1874.
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hAkRIAGE OF MISS LANE--Miss Harriet
Lane, the niece of ex-President Bucb,nan
noted throughout the country as the most ac
complished and elegant lady that ever presided
Al the white House, was married at Wheatland.
the residence Of ex-President Buchanan. at one
O'Clock on Thursday, TO Mr.. Henry Elliott
Johnson. The bridegroom is a wealthy banker
OF Baltimore The ceremony was quietly per
formed. in the presence of a few friends nv
Rev. Edward Y Buchanan, the only brother
OF ex-President Buchanan. The parties started
on their bridal tour the same afternoon.-Lan-
CATER TrffeI
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ORPHANS COUBT-DnsrRIc1 OF CoLussI,
Mary Fletcher, administrative W q OF WiIIism n
fletcher deceased, the adninistratri1 afore:
Court of washington County u afore, yiF9Phs ms
nSlnttssa Tuesday pa the 9th day 0f February next
personal estate of said deceased, and OF the as
sets In hand, as far as the same have been col
ieetea and turned into money; when and where
are Notified to attend. cat the Orphans Court Of
asnlhgton County aforessid,l with their claims
pc acluded from all benefit In said deceased es.
tate: provided Q copy of this order be puhljshed
once week for three weeks in the Evening star
pyevious to the said day. ''
Test. q. ROBBINS
ia lo-wSw Register of Wills
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BOARDING.

I've LET-FURNISHED or UNPUBLISHED
a Rooms, with or without board, 31s Sth st
oeI. abd New York ay. ia list
A THE NEW BOARDING. HOUSE, 219,
"a corner 1th and III SITS. good BOARD and com i.
Portable ROOMS can be had Gentlemen and their
wives and single gentlemen and ladies can lind good
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia Hot
(rENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND
~ single gentlemen can obtain coed ROOMS and
BoARD, by the week month. A few Table
boaraers wanted. Terms moderate. 2S7 Il st ,
between l4th and 18th streets, one square from
WnIaro noIeI ia 10lm"
'THOMPSON'S bINING ROOMS AND ga
Il LOON.
800 street. between AZ and 9Th streets
r X. THOMPSON, late of the Metropolitan
hotel ia I'm
TABLE BOARD at No, 464 10th street a few
month. de ~ n
COMFORTABLE ROOMS AND BOARD CAN
- be obtained for ladies or gentlemen on reason
sele terms Corner I'd and streets, first house
from PenBsy lvasia avenue de N Inns
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LOST AND FOUND.


oST-on Sunday evening, between tho Post
rSs VIII Ss sasS ably
s rev by leaving them at aga 18th st. bet
c. RKwARD.-Lost, on Friday last, in the
S0 neighboThood Of the Gas Office. MOROCCO
inrnsd ~ The above reward will be given If Re,
owners name. ja 1851
c. REWARD-Lost, on Monday evening, the
SC Sth instant, an ivory headed red wood CANE,
the same at No 20 Louisiana
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on
name and tail trimmed short TT liberal reward
viii be given if brought to THOs. D0WNEY, en-
7th st. bet. and SITS ia 1885,
u 18th. white back MULEY HETFFER, be.
tween two and three years old. The ownee can
sa% isY1f
GAME TO MY PLACE-One COW, which the
paying have R5sffS and
ia u 81. near Glenwood Cemetery.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, County OF WASH
shade Of the county aforesaid, brought before the
subscriber, Justice of the Peace in and for said
black about yssrs DID, hands
nigh scar on right fore foot traced rubbed on both
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day Of
The owner of the above described horse is re-
qnested TO come forward, prove property, nav
charges, and take him away.
JOHN SHADE,
No. 80 10th street west
"a 28. between and streets south.
$4,000 s IsesrsPy % " 4. Fk RAG
B 81 r.,n..sr Ss 80 OF
&1O ,REWARD-strayed from home, January
~ IO 10, white and liver colored POINTER
DOG Had on black leather collar; answers to the
name OF Joe. The above reward will be paid If re-
turned to the subscriber at No. 81 La. ave, bet
9th and 7th streets.
Ja 1l-6t G. THEO GRIFFITH
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PERSONAL.

If ANY PERSON WHO WAS ON THE FRONT
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company, be-
,w sss and P m on Thursday. 7th December,
way TO the Navy \ ard. and one ef the passengers
Sss run over by the same, will address J. MICH
OILS, ESQ, 223 @ street, stating where he may be
found, the ends of justice may be served ia 1857
NATURES SOVEREIGN REMEDIALs -EIec-
pS, rs F.n,d Conpoend from Ptaa,s.-wM. r.
phlNCE Ter 20 years proprietor Of the Lima an
Nurseries, Flushing, N Y. having discovered
positive remedies for sall Scrofulous and Chronic
Diseases, including Catsrrh, Bronchitis Seerma-
torrhoes, and other yirulenf affections, win mail
his Treatise on all Diseases for Is cents ExpIana-
toIy cHcuIar, ole stamp. ~ Is 3wH
lbs. DR. CURTIS, the Natural Olsiryoyant,
w who reads the past, present and future, ha
opened her office at 40, north side Of Penn ave,
between al and 9th SITS. Office hours from 9 to IL
q. m, and to 5p. m. de n SIM
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nOCTORS.-A new first class Doctors HORSE
~ and WAGON for sale. The horse war ~ =
ranted to stand any length Of time without IN
hitchiDg or LOlding, night or day IL bean "a
tliul animal, young and sound. The wagon IL
new tfashfonable) New York Doctors Wagon
Can be seen for few days at JOHN T. PRICES
stables. on 9Th street, just above National Hotel
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CEILING Off
THE GOeDs MUST BIZ SOLD TO
CLOSE BUSINESS.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. REDUCTION
CLOAKs, FgRS, BLAEKETs,
DRESS GOODS, with the exception Of Demestics)
WHITE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES,
LACE WINDOW CURTAINS,
LADIES EMBROIDERED VESTS,
INFANTS KMBD DRESSES,
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORsRTs,
WORSTED GOODS,
OPERA FLANNELS,
TABLE DIAPERS,
TOWELS,
IRISH LINEN,
WHITE AND CoLoRED MARsEILLEs, &C., &C.
o. n. MRYIEBERG.
% Market Space,
JAZZ" under Avenue House.
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The WEATHER.-This afternoon we havea
heavy snow storm on hand, of the sort thai
makes sleighing, dry, fine, and falling on fro
zen ground. The river will doubtless be closed
again o-night, should the weather continue
cold.
Range OF the thermometer at Franklin A. O.,
pa Pennsylvania avenue January 18TH q q
m x deg. above zero; 10 a. m, Is deg above
zero; ~ noon, - deg. above zero; p. m, 20 deg
above zero
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SUSPICION OF LARCKNY.-OnS SATURDAY. uigh,
officers Walling and Hill. noticing two Young
men, Edward w. Howard and George Arnold
each with new pair of shoes, in n pawn
brokers' shop, they determined to arrest them
and succeeded in taking Howard in custody
but Arnold managed TO escape. Yesterday Ar
mold was arrested at his house, in the First
Ward, and Justice Walter committed both To
Jail for court. The shoes have not been idan
tined, but the accused state that they got them
from Mr.. Angerman
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.-TheW Washington, Al
e&andria and Georgetown Railroad COMPANY
nave retaken possession of their road, and az
ter Monday, the 18th instant, will control and
manage the workings OF the road with their
own employees.
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EUROPE lN 1A'EW,SS-

Russian journal- pubii:hel in hose ~ , T
St. Petersburg. give Simultaneous expression
70 the opinion that Eurebe i GU, yhe evs If
another gre it war conFuIsion in consequence of
the con- plcat"n: already existing and kelly to
be cvoI;ci il IT,: Southeast. It is in mated
that Russia may wish 10 lie COMPENSATED for
the ''heavy blows which have been Inflicted
on her Interests in he Baltic during The last
few years pm.
The Exeter Il ai radicals 1T England made a
very excited and serious demons ration in
London in denunciation Of Fix Governor Eyre
and bis rule in Jamsica during he late negro
revolt. The atoIi'ons's burned Mr.. Eyre in
effgy, crying cut thai they wished they could
do the same in the flesh with al lis aristo
cratic supporters, men WHO never earned two
pence in their lives -. ..... ..-..... ......
The London News an Exeter Hall organ,
warns President johnson Of the dangers which
may ensue from the conhict between the Exc
cutiye and Congress of the United State
MORE OF THE RADICAL GAG ii THE EST
The Radical organs publish with evident gusto
the following statement about Senator Doolt-
lies reception by the people Of Racine, where
be lives:
"He was greeted with Kisses and groans, i ::
and declared his determination to speak in spite
Of them demonstration of added eggs
had, however. Il quoting effect, and he was
compelled at length to desist. -
What commentary on republican lnstltu-
tons, and what demonstration Of the virtue
and intelligence Of the Radical party
\ lInitcd States Senator is not even allowed
to speak on political subjects to his neighbours
And the party that applies this gag law is the
party that has always been pratlng OF free
speech Surely our people, under the prompt
ings of Radical philosophy, are getting dove
so low that the name of American will excite
disgust instead Of admiration.
Whoever agrees with the Radicals, pays his
vows to the black idol Of their worship. and
teaches hatred, is welcomed as saint OF the
first water. But woe to those who do not wor
ship at their altar they at once become mon
sterS of iniqulty.
Charming and tolerant set Of people are
these Radicals, and zealously devoted to Iiber
ty of speech-tor themselves Nat. Int.
The following story is told Of an Irish news.
paper editor, who was pressed for copy:
The foreman called down to him from the
printing Office ......... .. .. ;.r
eve want six lines to fill u column
Kill a child at Waterford Was the reply.
Soon after came a second message:
1--WE have killed the child and still want two
lines y ....
Contradict the same. " ....-.-
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DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS GOODS, &c,

- GooD57-W eIbaye; s hds93 Gsye received G,eI
:ostrse 's:I |; nov ?oRRz; nsms II
part, full ling Of Sfg6r rEf g ods consisting
OF Aipaeas, Nous Lilfi9 stseane sL4 vide Bomo&-
zil.es French Merinosoa nd d LAIN Grade Grain
,ltkS Nc, OursSSaH49 eDEesssf 5Gods department
will be Well supAlied inafeFd DAYS! u In Bieached
and Brown Cottons We 1haya, nearly ali Of the
desirable and substantial, brands, from to lO-L
wide large assortment Of Mohrning and
Fancy Calico, Winter Balmorals Merino Shirts
and Drawers, Hosiery and Gloves efso@=s.fr'&
Cassmcres ,Satinetts; Virginia. TCessemeres
Shirts, all sizes; Collars;,.a splendid line o:
Cravats ard Bows; Hosiery, Kid Gloves.
Walking uioyes, &c., &c. - II H. -.
E Our assortment Of Carpetng isnow very good
III Brussels, ,three-ply,, lngraii., oupers. Star
and Hemp. oil Cloths, to suit ROOMS, PASSAGE
stairs and tables 80. = - 49, -...r
Thar kiul for the eryliberal patronage enjoy
ed during the past season. we now invite our
friends in town and country, and the public gea-
orally, to cal and ~see-us, and We will do Our
best to keep theItrade at Home. IGa1tstAE
Orders promptly and carefully attended to
We will be in the receipt of new goods nearly
every day during the season. =. : 1,-..-..-.-'
WILMER s. SLAYMAKER,
sep 1T Corner King and Royal streets.
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Bleyet Iicutynanr Colonel J. g. G. Lee,
assistant Quartermaster, formerly GA duty in
..:cxanlria, Va. is ordered to report to the
Commanding General, Department Of the
Gull, =. assignment to duty.
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PERSONAL. Among the numerous visitors
from Washington last night, was our old friend
ar.4 iownSpan Jas H. Mckac, whose presence
revived many remini>ccnccS of the past, and
vao We, heartily welcomed by various of his
iofmor friends. -. ......
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& q u " + Il c I A i .
ALEXANDRIA NJ ARK EFT,

SEPTEMBER 70. 1865.
The market is firm. but quiet, and in price:
here have been no change since our last quota.
lions on Friday. There eos, inun> u he ri ac
i've demand for flour AMI wheat; while c IN.
~" and oats are duh. Surrn" has declined. Hnd
noW quoted at ! :!3a>> - per leo lbs.
NEw YORK CATTLE MARKET, Scpteln1 Dor is
Beef i !al cent higher--pr!c-> ranging from
ID 40 c>. NcalS are tirnlcr ut Sal;' cts. Sncc!
I'd Lambs are lower--tha latter nj ta9 cts, ano
Ill" former at 5ia7! cts Swine tirmer-s@leS Al
u5aiI3 cts. Live receipts II 600 head.
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No European news was received last night
by the cable. The reason Of the failure is not
known. .... ...... Dr,: -. . ..-.-.--
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WaARyEs The whatves looked quiet and
trl ibis morning and rothing worth mention
!nG CcCurred upOu them. .....
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GOLD
>HEw YORK, September -. cold, 40.

5s~lt is said to be q fact, that for Fourteen
Dollars you can buy neat Gray Business Suit
=: IIenring's, corner Seventh street and Mary
land avenue. Washington, d. c. 1t "
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COL Robert Ould is out as candidate for
the State Senate in the Richmond district.
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THE DAY Of AToSEMENT The day of
;toncment, the greatest and most important
ns,iod Of grace ia he Jewish Religion, COM
roeDcad yesterday evening. AMI will conclude
this evening" 1t is re,ioi So solemn and so
rigid. involving abs;in ,nce irosu food or drink
for full tweDw-four hours-a time 50 heart
s>irrns and 80 soui->1achirg TO every member
Of the house Of Isrooi--ir has such a firm hold
o. the mind oi every Jew, be he lax in his
,ei;ciou$ duties, OF S,r.c. ia his ideas OF respon.
,i5illiy to Heaven, ;ha- it may we'll be termed,
>. i undoubtedly j. DYiae institution.
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RI J. G, STAFFORD, AJCTIONEER,
10. -, King street,
/ TION 5 ALL -.

w THU R>DAY. the 10Th instant, at ten o.
..,..NN, q. H.. shall sell the entire FL RNl-
lAh and EFFECTS Of House No. IT, Royal
s''.", oPpo>it" the Market, consisting IL part o;
'4 superior Piano-torte, Rockers, Tables, Bed
,""->, Na>h->taudS, Sotas. Cane and Wood
Ia: l"alrS. Feather Beds, BolSters aud Pillows,
n-'. and llnsk Mattresses, Lounges, Carpets,
T." C.o:h, Mating; Cooking, ParIor and Cham
~, 49,. Stoves, Crates and Ranges. and all the Fur
rrl'.-"' coIlal..ed in said mouse. Gale positive.
Iv7I cash.
=, ~, he sale will bo continued on Saturday.
'.@ -! instant, same hour and place.
p I3-3t j.. G.. STAFFORD, Auctn'r.
- 20 REWARD!--Lost, on King ire, /
II - between West End and the Market
1>y">r, & IL RGE ARMY PISTOL | viii
pa| 'ae above reward for the said pistol ii lei
Goods store,
- LtIW I -NMEN KERRN
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A TLANTIC HOTEL.

co REWARD For TWO HORSES,
.DcO stolen from the pasture, at Chantily,
on the night of the third Of August one stout
close-buit dark brown mare; Il white or brands;
shoulders badly marked from work: right fore
hoof broken nearly off, and enlarged at the
crown from hoof disease. The other large
light sorrel horse white spot in forehead, letter G
branded on left fore shoulder is near II hands
high, and carries his head we'll up when trot-
ting The above reward will be given for the
recovery of these two animals, or twenty live
dollars for either. S T. STUART
Chanlilly, Fairfax county, sep 5-3w
4 No. l PERUVIAN GUANO, just re-
n ceivcd direct from the ship sc. Dennis
the last cargo imported up to this time, this
season. 1t has been purchased from the Peru
Wan Agents and taken direct from their cargo,
and we can confidently recommend it as Il pure
and desirable article ...s.
For saleut Lowest market rates. ....
J. P bARTHOLON & CO.,
"- Manufacturers and Dealers IN
Agricu turaI Implements, Seeds and Fertilizers,
55S 7th street. Washington. d. G., and
all 29-7En Is, King street, Alexandria Va.
CTKA V BERRY PLANTS, &c-5000 Straw
- berry Plants, just received from the most
reliable nur>erymen. Also, dai ~ expected 20
arrive Grape Vines, Raspberrics, B!ackberrleS,
and fruit trees, in proper season for planting.
HENRY COOK,
sep 10 80, King st.
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The health of Secretary Seward is improv-
ing. Yesterday morning he sat up for short
tue.
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! !, I
5 y l. r ...
r. ) 4 L 7
N ;, ';ho =. =. Salt-tor sale low FROM vesse!
y u w A. SHOOT
i h>H COUNTRY BUTTER and EGGS.
= just received by +. q. SWAINE,
M LIT
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ii i RiN /, / | S p.
FURT OF ALENANDRIA-SEPT. ~
ARkIE ED.

>chr Gsrolinc, Frances, Pomonkey, grain to
George Washington.
" .eop Zion, Hammond, Matox, grain 10 Geo
Washington.
>, ,,o,op Ellen Jane, Dent, Pomonlcy, grain to
Blackjack x Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-19
OLD LINE, VIA CANAL

.rzro THE STEAMER CYNTHIA.
G.5ssa5zzAsCaptain J: w. Shiles, will run daily
(Sunday's excepted) between ALEXANDRIA
und PISCATAWAY, touching at Fort Foot
Leaves Piscataway wharf at o clock n m.
and Alexandria at p. N. For freight ard
passage apply on board, or to A. c. Randall,
agent at Piscataway aug 3l-lm&