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Commencement Exercises of ". E.


The frst Annual Commencement Exer-
cises Of W. Z. Wards Seminary began
Thursday evening at che Masonic Hall,
and closed last evening. The large hall
was crowded on both evenings. The ezer-
eises consisted Of essays, music, recitatiOHs,
etc, and were in the highest degree credit
able to the young ladies and their precePt-
crs. ne subjOin the programme Of the oc-
cssion.
Ar. Ward opened his Seminary last year.
on the southwest corner Of Cedar ana SUM
mer streets. II was a new enterprise, but
he soon discovered that It would be sue
cessful. Pressed for room, he purchased
the splendid residence Of Col. Bryan, on
South Spruce street, and moved into It the
early part of the present year. A more
suitable building could not have been
found.
The location is convenient, and the neigh
borhood one Of the best and most quiet in
the city. So far as house room and eligi-
biliiy Of location are concerned, nothing is
wanted. Mr.. Ward had already called to
his aid competent assistants, and his frst
commencement proves that he has laid sue
cessfully the foundations Of Seminary of
the first character. It ia fortunate for Nash
vile that a gentleman 50 capable and
worthy is at the head Of this institution, for
she is interested, not merely in the advant-
ages it affords for the education Of portion
Of her children; but in a peeuuiary point Of
view. It will bring TO our city large
number Of pupils from abroad, who will
remain here the greater part Of the
year, and the money required for
clothing. 80, will be spent
in our midst. This consideration is gilmore
than would appear to the casu-
al observer; but it will become manifest to
any one who will calculate the cost of sub
sistence and clothing for one young lady,
and multiply it by the number likely to at
tend the Seminary. Before another year
has passed, we expect Mr.. Ward TO be call
ed upon to accommodate at least two hun.
dred boarding pupils. We trust, therefore,
that our citizens will continue 10 sustain
Mr.. Ward in hi noble efforts to build up
his seminary, md that it wiz become a
fixed institution 10 bless the youth of the
land to ~ = --riod Of time.
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iar hne Carte de Yisites, or large Photo
graphs, plain or elegantly eelored, call al
GIERs' GALLERY,
may 27-lm AZ Union Street.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATs-The Formers Gazcife
(English) asserts and proves BY figures that one
pair Of RATS gill have progeny snd descendants
no less than G5l $50 in three years. NOs', unless
this immense family can be sept down, D,ey would
consume more food than would sustain IS 90 hui
man beings.
p8-5ee "CosTAn'sn advertisement above.
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IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

IN
La 70 in Tenn, eu himself having cured
aliOrby VITA
o
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- 49, - 49, E7l INVENTION OF TIE AaF
y BENG protection sgalnst Fire ~ - -. -
OF. i. eoiiibnes strength Nifh rsui,hfy al -
I-,.is, feqg,rlng OALf ONE-THIRD Or A Ma
y ~ 10 TIE Up BALE or COT-TIN
IL DeinR nov well knoun 10 Al 49,. -. -
~ loI uiling cotton, that only very sr.4I -
y ,-llp N,s inside the past year. snd ihss. IL 80
-. {, ne pilee VII rule Vsry hlgh, a. th.st :
slaeiaHon Of these lsets. en- deaIers - -.
fe41ifing ues' viii do vel % put "a thfir o-si.- -
~ se CON ih-reoJ securing supply o. % -.
tile inoe tilons Bow 50 fir ~ have Isz--s-s
are maj me demand f0r this - Oh - -. -
hence me necess-fF o. making early orsa-s 49,
hddressed 10 the manu- flctursrs- --'
,..,.-,.. 9EARDk BRO. 81 Lem.
hfOAE& hURPHT, or n ) ssSIT''B 4 -
LACY McsHEE, Mcrnpb.s -
VII meet With promps atssnf.os. -'--'
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FEMALES TROUBLE
Seminal Weakness

With any difficulty tine Womb other ailments eectusy
by description given by their family physician OF the
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Syphilis in Primary Secondary Teory
of
the offspring from Hereditary
q
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How the British Government Treats
the Fenians.
No Lenity shown Them.
They Must Prove Their Innocence,
or Die.

The following letter was yesterday re-
ceived by lady in this city, whose name
We suppress by request:
TORONTO, June 5th, 1856.
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~-S 4oAAonA15 AcstcA vas gS9sSANey ~
ceived by lady in this city, whose name
We suppress by request:
TORONTO, June 5th, 1856.
Mrs. Nashville, Tenn;
When in Jail ct this place to-day, saw
a person calling himself --,
who says he is a son Of yours, and wishes
you to be informed Of his situation. He
was taken prisoner at Fort Erie, in Canada,
nearly opposite Buffalo, as one Of the 'Fe-
mans engaged in q murderOus raid upon
our soil. He says he did not belong to the
band Of robbers who 60 by the name Of Fe-
mans, and 1 hope, for his sake, his state
ment may be true; for do not know what
should be hoped tor man who is 50 lost to
all the feelings Of christianity and humani-
ty, as to come with large force of armed
associates, who murder and rob a people
who never did him or his any harm; and
as for thinking he could serve Ireland by
an attack on Canada, the thing is preposte-
rous, and it is not possible anything worthy
Of the name Of man could believe it. He
wants you to do what you can to prove his
innocence, and you had better use every
exertion in his behalf if you value his life.
Some of our volunteers, sons of the most
respectable Of our citizens, have been killed
in the raid in which he is said to have been
engaged, and his life will therefore be most
justly forfeited if he is found guilty. de-
test, with the most holy horror, anything
FeniaD, but at the same time shouldSnot
desire any one to be found guilty without
his having every chance of showing his in
nocence; and therefore promised your son
I would write you to let you know his stu
alton. He will receive a fair trial, but that
is all the favor he need expect.
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Connects at Lebanon with the AlexaDdna Soach
80 s.5nday. "Wednesday md Friday; with Cnes.
uut Mound Coach every Monday, WEDNESDAY anu
F-5.y once al 1t. Charles Hotel, North Market
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Cincinnati, OhiO.-JosErH 3. QUhHf' IS
our authorized agent 10 receive Advertisements and
----a--.- IL IL. ~ ..-LI. ELul.a-
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brought solitary youth
symptoms spPrehended from its fdghf effects.
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Leaves Nashville on Tuesday, Thursday and sat
t4ffay. Retur. ny, leaves Triune on Monday, Wed
uasday and FRIDAY. Office as city HOTEL East sae
iutIsc lusre.
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Neyv Orleans, La.-EDWIs Z. OyEIl'lA' o.
the Commercial Reading Room, Is our suthoTized
AGENT to receive Advertisements and subscriptions
for the Aassuus Uaign.
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w 10. !, and 3-ln bbls., hlf bb7s and
It's For sale bv EDGAR SPElDEN,
10 2o-tf 10. II. South Fairfax st,
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Railroads..
TRANCE & ALEXANDRIA r. R
g ~ Ez===#==:: =s:.5=5=:=.=....s:.z

49, ~. 49, - - - -.
TGT AND ALEXANDRA, 10 RICH .
MONDs AND LINCHB GRG.
{ J 10 o. trains on this road will run da;}y1
: ss'1S&SSS TRAINS SOUTH.
T,aave Washington 100 q. n.
~ Aiexandria. 40 3. NJ.
Gor1onsyille, y. p. II,
Connecting with Va. Contra! isc,ad Tor Rich.
11,0nG ana Staunton dlrect: ~
Arrive at Richmond at ): 30 p III.
. Lynchkurg, 5 = p n.
TRAINS NORTH
leave 7 f;e5 n25t5 8: 10 3. nj.
Cordon:vile: y. 20 ?. H.
Arrive at Aleza1:4r;a :. 81 p III
9: Y asl1in gton: 5 90 p. "a.
C,onnecti5r WITH the Z. & .. 2. z. for al
parts of the North and y est:
?,ocaj freight train leaves --iezandr!a al "a
m. and arrives st Gordons7il1e at 10 ?. H.
aovns 0rjlonsville at $50 g. u. and arrives
AIeysndra at + s. p. II. Through freight tram
leaves Alexandria ;et2. IS q. n, ana arrives d.
Lyncnburg at6.40 p II. Leaves LJhcA0urg&t
z IS q. H., and arrives at +AlezSlloE!T' :. ~ P H.
Express freight train leaves = ie@@nd q.
100 = H.. and arrives st Lynclburg al ~. lQa.
N. Leaves LCnchburg at 2.40 ?. III, and a.
riyes at Alexandra At 80 a. II.
his route has the advantage ovEe- G.! o:aer
Of Iavi1c co1ltin uol2s rail II Ola New loEk to
LYNCH bUre-404 miles, and CONNECTING at
Ly1ch6urg direct, to Bristol A1oxyi..e A Van
Dis. New Orleans, srlG al other points South
q: + also BASES through Foirf.x, Bull Pun.
lTsnsssas, B-istoe.. Catlett's, RapEahannock:
Culpeper' Orange and GordonsvIlle, where
,11anv of the late great battles were fought,
Tickets car be Procured il Adams Express
building, opposite the 3. & Q. 4. +: Depot in
Washington; also, cn the corner Of 6t!a St., and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and at the depot, on
Maryland Avenue. " Arlington.
tITrSins leave from the corner Of First and c
s'' SS'S.'' ". Z. McCAFFERTT.
General Superintendent
J. =. BROADJS.
General Passenger Agent
Aiexandria, Dec. u, 1875. dec 1T
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T z. EVANS would respectfully cs!l the
81 attention Of the Ladies 70 his large stock
Of FL RS, consisting OF Mink Siberian, SOUR
rel and Sable; also, a large stock Of Misses and
Children's T . RS, OF every description, which
will be sold cheap. Also a fine stock Of Mems
and Boys Felt HATS. Furs repaired at short
notice Call at NO. 80, King ST. no 21-tf
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n ECEIyED THIS DAY 5=s-al9
i A7-~-.----~--~-~AT-F RENCH'S,
4----,,,, IN, p,rr11 r nNn0N.

DIRECT FROM THE LONDON. sTEKEO-
z .-9 as~ osCOPIC COMPANY, -:
A 100 dozen ASTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS en-
braeing everything desirable in nature and art
Dublin Exhibition. Views in London, Paris
Rome Venice Vienna Naples; Castles Ae Rns
lish, Welsh, Scotch Canadian and American
Scenery, Elliott q Burr's celebrated groups,
beautifully 2colored, Illuminated Groups, lllu,
minated Interiors Of the noted Cathedrals and
Palaces Of Europe Views in Egypt and, the
Holy Land Winter Views of Niagara, on glass.
&C. Sc Altogether this is the most complete
assortment of this celebrated Company S Views
ever offered in this part Of the country.
& The great scientific wonder Of the age, PHA-
RoAH's sERPENTs These are the only genuine,
protected by patent. It Will astonish the groups
around many a winter fire side; price So cts. per
:. Chronicles of tie schonberg-ootta Family,
I vol II NO, $3.50. s.5.-
= Sylvia's Lovers, by Mrs. Gaskell, 75c:
Miss Carew, by Amelia B. Edwards, SOC.
: Tales and Stories ofthe Irish Peasantry, $3.50.
- Allworth Abbey, by Mrs. Southworth,l vol.
.l2mo., 81 G.: b. FRENCH,
5t1[.fF s y5ra Bookseller and Stationer,
80 dec 126--tf = oetgf9 Naa 104, King street.
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h OBERT L. WOOD,
II Successor to Ashby s. Wood,
cont:nuus to carry On the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS:
st the Old Stand, No. Ito, King street,
ALEXANDER r. SLAY MAKER (now
with r. L, WOODY would respectfully solicit
the patronage of his friends.
Our STOCK is at all times large and complete,
embracing, Heavy and Fine French Broad
cloths Black and Fancy Casemeres, satinetts,
Cloths for servants, &C., &C.
& full assortment Of Flannels, white and COL
ored, Fine and medium quslity Dress Goods,
full assortment OF Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish Linen, warranted genuine Linen
sheetings and Pillow Case Linens. Superior
Cotton Shifting and Shooting also. Gloves and
Hosiery, Suspenders. Shirt Bosoms, Collars,
Crayats, Neck Ties, Hair Nets, &C., together
with general assortment of frst-class DRY
GOODS, to en- examination Of which We invite
our old friends and the public generally
dec I4-3m
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ROB ERT JAMESON. GEO. W. aAMr :. 1850 X:
qheundersgned have opened an 10 o5 Pc;1 n
street between Pitt and Royal streets, ior tne
transaction Of GENERAL ms URANCF
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The hest classes of the people inathe larger

The hest classesOf the people IN tine 1aIgeI-
towns Of Canada do not usually skate lhS l
IS open air. but during the past few Years nay
been building Whatythey call 'rlnks, r-fkas
Ing houses which they use instead q po,nosei
lakes. The advantages Of the inks .s az,
annarentiV, that thsy facilitate the production
of lee the water being Of but little dept and as
the covered, tits protected from the ran
aud snow storms, which tend to destroy -
azran,d ct 1,saless. Thus the ice may be kept
ha1ter.apd longer than it could be without gu the
hnnse There are many rinks-fzi G "a anu
one or two in the United States. - he pest are
81 in Quebec and Montreal go
81. Aeonfict Of authority between theGc1Yl ana
s,,,;1,tsTv critics has occurred at cambridge,
Tennessee a party Of soldiers, who KILLED the
gnerilIa, Thornhil, under orders some months
:, q were indicted before Judge Swan, Ia the
lSrcui tGourts Of efferson county and Dy rim
ST committed to prison.. An order for their re-
lease issued by General Thomas, was dlsre:
9Sparded and the force sent to execute tn oroer
CAPTURED By the sheriff with posse eomltatus
Z and Imprisoned. General Stoneman sent TWO
q Hundred men to relieve the prisoners and ar
crest all who resisted deneral i ano ma olue;,
Including the judgeand sheriff The town Is
now held in military possession.
80 The New York Times Of yesterday says OF
ziithe,Strong divorce case The people oiInls
city have been compelled to listen to the private
% history Of the Strong and Stevens families each
day during Eve long weeks: Through c9 the en-
Te oaaogueof crime ran the thread Of case
whose immodest generaties were only parallel
= led by its disgusting details. Abortion, incest
raj bribery and Perjury seemed to be- olez
ments which entered intothe very tranework
ef the story and theezposition ofeaeh separate
sci oasboth sides, <luxuriated with immeasura-
BILE gusto: The suit has attracted great pro-
fesslonal and social attention,
The ! jury, in the Strong divorce case, IN n.
l. Y: were discharged on Sunday morning, belpng
unable toagree: All the jury agreed as to the
guilt Of the defendant, and as to the fact that
che plaintiff had not forgiven her: 9hOn the
charge of,adultrya gainst MIR. Strong, ten were
for a verdict in bis. favor, .butg the remaining
!, two refused their assent. ~
= Nearly all the liquor shops in New York
y were closed yesterday afternoon and evening
The citizens, Notwithstanding disagreeaole
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~ j l = -
* WASHINGTON 8 ALEzAEDRIA
On and after TUESDAY. December >; the
Orange & Alexandria +. T. Fa;sengeT Trans
will run daily between ALEXANDRA and
WASHIN GTON, as follows:
Leave Al=xandris, 3. NJ, l0a. H., p n,
p. m: and p: n.
Leave X ashington a. H., II s. Ii, ?. n.
In adlition, the regular Mail Train VII! run 4;
st present, leaving Alexandria st $40 q; =, and
D. H.. and Washin etor at ! a. n. 2:?d ) T: H.
". II. MCCAFFERTi,
General periEte:dent
Alexandria, Va, Dec. 26t1. dec 26-tt
NREIGHTo on al! articles to Springfield, BurEe*:
L Fairfax, Union Bills, Manassas, BT!S;oe,
Warrenton Junction, Bealeton, RappahanHock;,
Brandy, Mitchell's, Rapidarl, Madison, North
Garden, Covesyille, Rockish, Arlington ana
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid.
Freight to Alexandria, Catlett'S y arren:oA'
Culpeper, Orange, Gordonsville, CE2r-otcesTll.c'
Lovingston Amherst, McIvers, and Lynehburg,
may be paid on delivery.
General Freight Agent,
oct lift O. Il :. +. :.
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7DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
of. Fauquerl county, pronounced the 18th day
of December, 1865, IN the suit Of Hunton VS..
sBastable, the undersigned, who were therein
appointed special Commissioners for that pur-
1866, offer for sale, on the premises, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, a TRACT OF
LAND, belonging to G. NJ Bastable, in the
county Of Fauquer, and is the same land al
lotted to said Bastable, in the partition between
him and James j. Hunton, and contains by re-
cent survey $3.50 1-2 ACRES. This is one of the
very finest farms in Piedmont, Virginia;is we'll
adapted to the growth Of all cereals, and Is IN
surpassed as a Grazing Farm. It is beautifully
situated on both sides of Cedar Run, and is COM
posed entirely Of the first and second bottoms of
that stream It lies within half mile Of the War
renton JUNCTION, on the @. & "A. r. r. It has
upon it q very VALUABLE MILL, fitted for
grinding corn, and which might, with a small
outlay, be made one of the finest Touring mills
i n the county; also, q frst-rate SAW MILL, in
good repair. The DWELLING HOUSE a.
ton, esq, who lives on the premises, will take
pleasure in showing it to. persons desirious to
purchase It is believed that no opportunity
for a good inv estment, equal to this, has for q
long time been offered to the public
Terms of Sale:-One-four Of the purchase
money will be required in cash on the day Of
sale. The balance in one, two, and three equal
lay of sale. The title to the land will be with
d as a security for deferred payments, and
md will be resold BY order Of Court, upon
% pay any one of deferred payments.
JOHN III. FORBES.
B: q, SHACKELFORD.
EPPA HUNTON.
se5 4ee 22-dtd Commissioners.
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TENTMEDICINES .-Ayre's Ague Cue,
4 Cherry Pectoral, Sarsaparil:a, C2tA"r1e
Pills, Jayne's Medicines: Hembold' FTeaEi-
tons, SchencE' Medicines, MotFatt, AeQlci2cs,
Howe's Calculated Cough Candy, Daviss PAIN
Killer, Holloway's Worm CONNECTIONS and 81
kinds Of Verlni5uge, 0sgood's CAol9gogUe,
Shallenberger's Pills, Wrights Pills, Drake
Plantation Bitters HoofIand German Elttec:,
Camphor Ice, AIilhau's Elixir Bark, burnett
Preparations, Hair Dyes, Mustang, Lin!nlen';
Bartine's Lotion, IlasteCs Of all KINDS, rece:ye0
and for sale by HENkl COth'
dec l3-tf 80 and ~ hlng slrefv'
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LIFE INSURANCE..
TENHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
Il SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STA LES:
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81, oco, 600 oo
The rates of premium are as low as those CT
New 81 Wy YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Cash, Capital ssS9,ooo GO
- Inaures against AcClDE "a! Of ali kinds Is
The T d eo thl Is re
quired. JAMESON & BRO, Agents,
aug 10-1y Farmers Bank Building.
THHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
4 ALEXANDRIA.
CHARTERED IN 1910
Continues TO insure against loss or damage
by fire The company which has had the
confidence of the community for more than
half a century, again solicits the patronage Of
the public. Risks will be taken at the estab-
lshed rates, and losses promptly paid
Office hours 80 g. NJ, to 2. N.
6. W. WATTLEs, Secretary.
Directors
A.P. Cover, Prest. G. W. Wattles,
J. q. Brent, r. S. Hough,
W. Gregory. Benz Barton,
r. G. Violet, R. II. stabler,
aug lo-1y W. II. Fovle.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
~ M l. Asset. q 2n,v rs isSs xoR x,s.5oo. coo
CaSn ASSeCS July /, y seebVVeVVV
Annual income, in cash..,.......S.5 500. Joe
The dividends Of this company are larger in
amount for premiums paid, than in any com
pany in heworld.
All Of the profits arising from this immense
fund are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst
the insured.
Applications received at my house, No. 101,
Prince st. G. I. THOMAS Agent.
DR.. CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR.
oct ST Medical Examiner
DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
9z@H OF BALTIM RE.
Persons DESTROYS of efecting INSURANCE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
do sc, on favorable terms, by applying to me,
their agent, st my Office in the Market Building
my 1T +. JOHNSTON,
A LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY
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arrange & ALEXANDRIA r, +,
COnMUTATION TICKETS.

Persons wishing to travel frequently, from
Alexandria to any particular station! OF the line
of this road, may purchase coupon tic; e.s. 81
discount of twenty. five per cent uIon the regU-
lar fare Apply At the General I.c}ieE O5ics.
oa 7S-1tf J. s. BkOADJ> &. T. j
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A LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY
II All adjourned meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of this Company will be held at the Auditors
Office, in Alexandris, on TUESDAY, TIE 9th
day Of January, 1885, at II o'clock, q. N.
dec 23-eotd E. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
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insurance.
97ITPE Z Nd LIFE INSURANCE.
u LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
sll.~# ft1t5 AND
nrOBN INSURANCE COMPANY.

,rola,.a,s - Sis, 1000, coo
ASsess WHIT pba tinted States l,4O0,0 600
..:s3... rs FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE:
az WILLIAM STREET, NEW fYOhA :
POLICIES ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD, sIaSA iiN
OR CURRENCY. ;,
Shareholders personally responsible for all
liabilities Of the company. 49,,
- III Directors Must Be Shareholders
Directors in New York:
n, Cottenet. Henry Grinnell,
Jos. Gaillard, Ale5. Ham1l1ol els
r NJ. Archibald, E. T Sanderson,
r. B. NJ Consul.
~ Alfred Pell, Resident Secretary.
( Risks takenlin the above desirable, COMPANY
on all descriptions Of property At the ip 1a
current rates, and policies issued payaol0 III
ooiu =. 7: MoofE s WEDDEfRBURN Agents:
-nov 3-tf Foot of Prince st Alexa.. e.
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INSURANCE.

poprpr~rss,7Esor GEO. W. JAMESON
eEund designed have opened an Office IN
the Ff@n1ers' Bank Building, no. 100, fEAnce
Street between Pitt and Royal streets ior tne
transaction Of GENERAL LN5O hLANo ~
business ~
- hey have been appointed agents fer the
following we'll known and long estapIsaed
Companies, in place Of the former Agent, An
- = - The HOME INsUR Co.
s;of the City Of New ogs 80,
Cash Capital ooo' ~ ~
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSU CE. CO.,
Of Hartford, Connecticut ,.~ ~
Can;+el 81 Doc, Oo5 90
Assets Observation-Disclosures 1900 ovu 20
TIE NATIONAL FIRE Insurance CO.,
Of Baltimore, Md, a,oo ooo ~
Chartered Capital"..: ...'.;* 5oo, oec W
Losses will be literally adj lsted and prompt
lv paid at this Agency.
Rates as favorable as those Of any other IL
situations of equal responsibility and stand5ng.
Ali persons DESTROYS Of obtaining trst-class
insurance, are respectfully invited to call
Office hours from q: n tH15 ?. m nno
ano 7-1v Farmers Bank Building
DIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
mAaYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
A .+;ro rosn cao;taI $500. 900
los X MIINOR THOS E. HAMBLETON
Secretary. ITesicen''
r" MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Baltimore.
ISAAC WILLIAMS n P CAMPBELL
Secretary PTesldenE.
The undersigned has been appointed agent
iii Alexandria, for the above reliable com
panies, and is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by. fire, On all descriptions OF
property in the city Or country on terms g.
favorable as those Of any other company of
equal strength and responsibility.
Applications in writing or by person made
at my house, No, l01, Prince street, will re"
ie l6-6m G.. I. THOMAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-02
TREAT BARGAINS.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF

an extensive stock Of NAIL TAPER
WINDOW SHADES and FiAIU RES, Elc7
ture Cords and Iassels, &C., can De PuIGinasec
at greatly reduced prices, at the store OF the IN
dersigned, No III, King ST., fourth door above
Washington st., preparatory to closing business;
Those who have pictures at the abovee:-:nan1ed
store to be framed, VIII oblige By calling 10r
them at an early day. -
nov lift jEFf EESON I-1t1 l.,