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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ DePSsT THiRR Street % S69ye SThSmpsOn
GH8HK, EAsToH. WtLLIAMsPoRT, and WILKES
o6anf halCtOn W %s@spo and eRtHT %Es
At$SO F M ExPress(s for Bethlehem EastOn, etc.,
At 515 ?: M, Tor Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh
chunk Dsnyille and " RWilliamspSTt
EE0I Fort washington at 10 4. M. and ii ?. NJ.
White Of the second and Third Streets Line City
Passenger % Ears 1H run dlTeet 0 to 1H, The depot
. Leave bethlehem at 6'25 A. M. and 1907 M. and
Leave boy estown n at e g 80 M, aI5 and 6sOP.M.
Leave L ans dale at 6iO A: =,
Leave Fort Washington 6E s6NDSTs G. lSS M and Tl'rM
Phlade lPha ior Bethlehem atOA,M:
DOyies,own for Phi adeiPhia at I 20 M.
Beihlehem for Philadelphia al 4P. NJ.
rp res or b at the ticket Offices
So 80 : ~ Fills CLARK. Agent
EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
4 al the stations on the CA DE N and AMBoY and
doAf4SS2 ASfS tEEIda4 tEEIhhG4fP lfsEs tfR
TTsSs6t q must e SsvsTsd before to be for
leave New York at II noon, and {and PM N-'' WIN
wick !. and al points On the Camden and Amboy Rail-
road esS &c on The betydere Delaware and Fleming-
the BnTnp9lo1 &c ana Mount Holly Railroads. received and
lhe Belydeie De aware Railroad connects at Phil
PsRRnIg win ne he LehiGh & Valley Railroad and At Manun
and Western Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse BuGalo
The NeY Jer,ey Raj road connects @ at Elizabeth with
the New SeTsey Central Railroad, and at Newark with
A slip memorandum specifying the marks and num-
6eTs shippers and eonsgnees must in every instanceV
yen increased Sces have been made TH for the be
Try me route When stock & + furnished m in Quantities Of
oTb r7er ss the shippers may designate at the time
OF Shipment FoT terms or other information apply to
Ill No. 22e S. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
On and alter WEDNEsDAY, November lst, 1865, until
FoR suGhf1s ~ SsiI hGilfe GNilffSwN
Leave RhiledeIPhiSno a g. 4 g p 10 H. IA NIL $40.
Leave Geimantown 8, 5S, 40, G1O, IL, pa M,
SoSn ~ trah ana * y a1d R * up trains win not
stop on the GermantSySS SIE BEanch; TcH
Leave PhiIadSlP11 s'lS M 4 l8" Nm
Ae~'' CBEsNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelpha6 g. TO- Il A. NJ 3, ~ 5A,7,Ss
Api leave a e. chesnst HI no minutes 8 S4onUAM.,
40 $40, $40 sac, $40 and nd lG,i9 p minutes p NJ.
Leave dho;n y Hill TaO minutes <. NJ Il o. SO and
'1o FUR FUR con sHoHoCKEN AND NoEEIsTowN:
AZ sS 69 oS Minutes and m iiO0 a. M 's
Leave SOfTstOwn 5i' L T5O, O. Ii A. M, II, ~, g. ana
p train WIN S at sShSS Visa
Leave N0Ff't0wPP Pdk ! a aAikHaSTKM N &pf 4 NJ
Leave PhilsaephiaS s,sS minutes, llO5 A. NJ, IL,
Leave &SnSyhni Sk, TX, s 20, OK, Ilh, AM..aS,
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave philadelphia . A. M, ~, and M
Leave W. &. w wilson General Superintendent.
Depot NINTH and GREEN spe'N
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Important Railroad News from the Border

Cross CREEK, KANSAS, $40 MILES WEST OF ST.
LOUIS. 3 p. NJ, April g. lS66.-Yesterday the last
rail was laid at the State line of Missouri and
road and Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Divi-
sion. The spikes were driven by Daniel r. Gar
rison. Vice-President Pacific Railroad; John D..
Perry, President Union Pacific Railroad, East.
ern Division; r. M. Shoemaker, Chief Engineer
and General Superintendent Union Pacific Rail
road, Eastern Division: and Thomas l.. Price,
Director Union Pacific Railroad.
To-day the above-named gentleman, accompa-
MED bv w. II. Clements, President Little Miami
Railroad, J H. Jewett, President Central Ohio
Railroad, and Colonel Potter, Chief Quartermas
ter at Fort Leavenworth, passed over the Union
Pacific Railroad "a distance of 80 miles) to this
point, and all expressed themselves delighted
with the beauty and fertility of the country, anc
the excellent construction OF the roadway
Early in June the roadwill be open for traffic tC
Fort Riley. JAMES ARCHER
81. Louis Republican, 7b.
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RAILROAD LINES
T. HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD:

T. HILADELPRIA, WILMINGTON.
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD;
=, cSm%P.neiny MoEb4Y, March 2s 1895 rranemal
xpre.s 1rsG AZ ii5 q 81. Mondays excepted ,Or
mmsiQn Perryyils. Hevfe De- Grace Aberdeen, Perry
Del sie Railroad Tfain AZ 81 ~ 4 n NSsundavs ex
eepied ioT Princess Anne, So1d, and inter%ediass
= way Man Train at u.s.. NJ SUNDAYS excepted, for
ls, mS3t and all regular stations between wiimnstoG
lxpress lIen at Il IS A. NJ. Sundays excepted) tor
Baltimore and Washington.
Baltimore ana Washington stopping al C6ester (iay-
mont wilmington Newark, Elkton, Sorthssst Perry.
la Chase Is and stemmer's Run .
Night Express at IL 90 p M for Baltimore and ash
Pssseegs,s By BGst from Baltimore tO5 FO5he, Mon-
rec Norolf City Point and Richmond, will take the
ll4SAi VII N iNmIoN t,ain ,ccouN,on.r,o~ rD,,ns
stopping at all ststious tetween Phi adelphia and wa
Leave hilsdelghia at SIS. llI5A M, $50 5.ae and
1880 p. m. The $3.50 p. M Train connects with Deia-
ware Railroad for Harrington and intermediate
Leave. Wilmington 7cO, SIS, and $50 A. M, 800 and
Trains for New Castle leave Phindolphla at sl5A
THRoUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave WcHmHssfGR cHHsf R # FOR II AZ fnS P H M
1 1hesve hes iGn S5S ana 1914 A. M l2S7 S4S.
FRGM, BAITiMoRE 10 PHILADELPHIA,
flP0lf fS re- ~ M Esp4esA ss a. h
Trains TUX BALllMORE
Leave Chester at 449 m d o 81 A. M.4nd92SP NJ
Leave Wilmington at 523 and 10 3S A NJ. and4P M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at 10 A. NJ. tor Baltimore and Wash
Hayfe De GIace ABeISsen, Perrymans MHNHS MagnoIS,
Chase's and Stemmer's Run,
Night Express iiO6 p. NJ. for Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Accommodation Train at 1880 p. NJ. for wilmington
BAL1IMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Ba timore at 1925 p M lstopping at Hayre-de-
Grace eirvViLe and Wi mington Also stops al Fix
and leave rasscnGtrs rom Washington or Ia tmore1
ana Chester to leave passengers from Baltimore OF
" ashington. Va
a special train win leave wilmington for Phfladel-
FTeipht Trains with PASSENGER Car attached Will
leave Wilm nItOn Tor PeIryvl and intermediate Sta
tions at 80 j M Leave Baltimore for Havre de- race
and Intermediate Stations at 44bP NJ.
3l2 II. + BENNEY Superintendent
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All other Trains ally. except Sunday.
J be rem sylvana Railroad Company viii not assume
any risk for Baggage except Tor Wearing Apparel and
limit their responsibility TO One Hun red Dollars in
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount IN value
VIII be at the risk of the unless taken by special
contract, - NFNN'~-
TICKET OFFICES
Have been opened at o. 62l Chestnut street Contnen
tai HOTEL and Girard House. where Tickets NAV be pro-
cured to all important points in Pennsylvania as well az
the West Northwest and Southwest and ull particu-
ALLEN. Ticket Agent. - ~ ~
The Ticket Ofice at West Phnadelpha will be conti
nued heretofore, where all information RESI- Getting
routes, as well Tickets, be had application to
THOMAS H PARKE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot,
full particulars fare and ions apply to
FRANCIS FUNK,
IL No. 1877 DOCK Street.
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j SPRING AhRAN GEMENT,
The 1r0ins OF the Pennsy lvanla Central Railroad
leave The Depot at 1hiry-hrst and Market streets
which Is reached by the cars the Market Street Pas
seneer Railway, running 10 and from the Depot ma
last leaves Front street about 80 minutes pfioT
TO the departure of each lain. FA
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market
streets As minutes before the departure of Evening
Trains e
Mann's Baggage Express will cal for and deIlvo-
Bagfale at the Depot. Orders left at the Office No
ISL hesnut street viii receive attention wv ave-
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RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ On and aner MONDAY, February II two daily
trains will run between Washington and Ly nchburg,
connecting at GOrdonsVi lie with NiTpinia Central Rail
road trains to and from Richmond az follows;-
MAIL TRAIN.
leave Washington daily (sunday excepted at Gas
A, M ana arrive at Lynchbu re al b45 p. M,
Leave LynehDurg at A. M and arrive at Washing
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington dsnY includinR sunday at 6O5 p.
NJ. and arrive at LynchbuIg at 800 M
Leave Lynchburg at 630 +. NJ. and arrive at Washing
ton az 6lOA. NJ
Both trains making close connections at Lynchburg
for all points South and Southwest, and at Washington
Tor North and Northwest
Firsclass sleeping cars VIII be attached to the night
trains.
The road Is attractive not only for its comfortable
historic localities of Fairfax Bull Run Manassas Brs
toe, Cat etts, RappahannOck, Culpeper Orange, aud
GOrdonsvle, places OF mperlshable interest in the
4Srougb tickets TO all points South ard Southwest
may be had in Boston, New York, Phladelpba, and
Baltimore and at the Offices OF the road in Washmgton
Alexandria NV. II. MoCAFFEkrYi
General Supe intendent.
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TOR SALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS
IL of Capewen a Co.'S Patent Wind Guard and Air
Heater for Coal on Lamps1 II prevents the Chimnsys
IN rd the oil Call them they but ten cents
No 203 RACE street, Philadelphia. Sample sent 70 any
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Court Notices. .

VIRGINIA, towIt:-In the County q go 2!
u of Fairfax county, May Rules, 1866, Chris;
tonher Rotchford, assei Of :Cl T.! Faidley, VS..
N1bert circuit, JiJ. 5Rotchford, VIM. A. Moore,
r. S. Main and George Goraam defendants,-7llnl II
on aem:3Thc objcctof this suit is attach tho
reol estate ofthe defendants, albert circuit and
r. S Main. in the County OF ralrfax.
q IA any money III the Hands of George Gora1n'
due tothe said Oreutt, and sane =
The poymentof S23G, with interest on ~ trol
October II, 1865; and on lSO rom ioti n 10y
1851 until paid and S 1875 COSTS dHc Dyt El"o
of Tic County Court Of Fairfax co.
3'a1ncorint 81 sida 1T filed that the defend
.,nts %lbert Circuit and r.. S. Main. arc non
residents OF this state, it is ordered that tneJ up
near within one month after due puDhcaIloll
hereof. and do what's necessary to protect Oilet
interests; " y 81 I0pfS lTzH Clerk pro tcn
1s ~, ~: Z " !. ! -, T. -5---Z MY l2-1aw4w
---.z--Ts-s55I NIh, to with the County Court
y of Fairfax county, May Rules 1865, John
Y. Horthington vs.. Lewis .amieson, deiS.: n
chancccy.
Mem:-rhe object Of this suit is to- recover
orthe defendant The sum Of $780, and TO attach,
in the hands Of Albert AIakeley. and Metratl
iSlakelcy, any money in their hands due, or oW-
ing he said defendant as will be sufficient TO
It appearing by affidavit fled, Chat the said
defendant is q non resident Gof the State OF
Virginia. il is ordered that he appear within ono
month after due publication hereof, and do W h;'t
| is necessary to protect his interest.
"a WI. N. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro TEN.
DuLAHY Il BALI. z. Q. myl2-lawiw
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n IRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
The Board Of Visitors will meet ut the Y ir-
Glnia Military Institute on the 9th of June to
make appointments of Cadets. Appl cations
Tor State and Pay Cadet appointments will be
made to the undersigned accompanied with the
usual testimonials Of good moral character. "
candidates for appointment must DC exempt
rom bodily disease, Of ages between Is and rs
years, and, in the case of State Cadet applicants
must satisfy the Board of their inability to-
meet the expenses Of the Institution. .,
Candidates for admission must be able to
:ead and write well, and to perform With facili-
ty and accuracy the various operations of the
four ground rules Of arithmetic. of reduction. of
simple and compound proportion, and of vul-
gar and decimal fractions.
State Cadets Zone for each Senatorial District)
VIII be supplied with BOARD and tuition without
charge.
q, Al :, State Caf. let's, who held appointments on
ti,1 2u 81 ~ ,ril, 1865, and who desire to enter
ri ; ,Nss''' ZION as such will signify the same,
e"1' tion, by letter to the Superintendent
Every arrang cement has been made by the
3oard Of Vistorsto maintain the high scientific
character Of the Institute, and to put in full OPP
Grafton its Well-tried and distinctive system Of
discipline and instruction.
The graduating exercises Of the institution
will take place at the Institute on the 4th Of
July. The examinations will commence on the
9th Of June, and be continued daily until COM
2ietcd. The public are respectfully invited to
all these exercises.
For ali further information application will
&c made tothe superintendent.
I" FRANCIS II. SMITH,
..... e.. Superintendent.
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One hundred acres Of good land, lying within
three miles of Corinth, Mississippi, was sold a
Few days since atauction, being trustee s: SALE
for thirty-fve cents per acre. ~
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It is stated that the recruiting officers of the
@egular army enlist three. thousand soldiers
monthly. U:s
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JOHN T.. CREIGHTON 6 SON.

No. S. King Street. Alexandria. Virginia:
nEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL I'M
~ PIGMENTS, Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows
Anvils, Nail Rods Horse Shoes, Blister steel,
Files, Rasps Shoeing Tools, sc. Comma
Iron Beam Plough at factory Prices; Casting,
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand I sSns
Felt, and Cement Percussion Caps, Double Dc ~.
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder FlasKiss,
&c. Wholesale and Retail Terms Cash. sel-tl
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AMPS, LAMP GOODS 4 OIL.
Whi COCA

Y II. NUUlhN, ,---------| ~
Is, North Royal Street,
Offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb, to the most magnificent Par
ior Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes. Wick,
and al other goods in thctradc, at the most rea-
sonablc prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot Of Stand Lamps just received, pureha-
sed ut extremely low figures, and offered AT cor
responing rates. All who want real ba1'gai'as
in handsome Par,or and Table camps had bet
ter como quickly. - -. NH ST
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Gushing SHORE FOR SALE OK RENT.
aorris's Landing better known as TWINS
Shore, containing FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF
LAND. and has on it Il good house for officers
and men, q largo shed, with watts enough to
strkescvcn hundred barrels of hcrrings, at Il
time Any further description is unnecessary,
US the shore is wcll-known to all 2 otomac fish
crmcn to be one Of tho best herring shores on
the Potomac. For terms apply to ..
THOMAS PERRY,
-a rs No. s. Prince st.
p. S.-Thcro is an outfit of capstans and a
boat on the shore: that will be sold low to any
one buying or renting. [my BOIL i. 7.
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Nm. THE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRFAX
/ COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, 1866. The
Court made the following classification Of Jus.
ticcs for the several County Courts of this
County for the. year commencing August
Term, 1862 rs follows:
August Tecnl--John &. Troth, Pr. Justice, job
.TE ~r,, uawxhurst, j. w Bancroft.
VIM Walters and Mctrah Make
Sept. rcrm-John B. Troth P. j. George B
Ives, J. B. Bowman. George F.
p -s'a,- NJ Walters and VIM. e. Ford
Oct Terin-John 3. Troth, p. j.. Samuel Pull
man, Thomas z. Brown, George W.
MILAN and VIM. Ferguson
Nov. Tcrm--John 3. Troth, 2. j., L. f. Mason,
James w Rice, james G. Dcnty
and Daniel w. Lewis.
Dec Tcrm-John B. Troth, 2. J., CORTLAND
90 Lukens, Cyrus Hickey, J. W
.45sa Bowman, and Job Hawxhurst
Jan. Tcrm-John 3. Troth, ~, }. ". Ban.
r. '5",s> =" croft, VIM Walters, Mctrab
Makcly, and George B. Ives
Teb'ry. Term-John B. Troth, ?. j., j. b.
t'' = : Bowman, George F. II: WsI.
tiers, VIM. i. Ford and SAINT.
March rern-.John 3. Troth P. j., Thos. p,
' $50 - y" =: " Brown, Geo ~ MILAN: YIN. Fer.
guson and Z. f. Mason
Auril Tcrnl-.john g. Troth p. j., James w
]G~~',. Rice, James G. Denty, Daniel W.
Lewis and Courtland Lukens.
| Nav Tcrm-John B. Troth, ?. j., Cyrus
| Hickey J. Is. Bowman, job
Hauxhurst and J. ". Bancroft
June Tcrm-J, B. 1roth, 2. j., VIM. Walters.
Metrah Makelv, George B. Ives,
and George F. N. Walters.
July TERM. B. Troth, P. j., Samuel Pullman
'>" Thomas p Brown, VIM. Ferguson
| i..e5 and James ". Rice
Ordered, that copy of this order be publish.
| ed once month for ore year.
A Copy Teste:
| sep emily
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE II, 1866.

4 literary gentleman whose courtesy ma M Ger
:sin matter a pretty woman had rewarded With
Kiss was so well pleased with the mode Of
payment, and 50 little satisfied with the amount,
that Judging by the following epigramnatlc
reply, he is likely to prove rather inexoraole
a:editor. s IL ia
One coin, so delicious, alone
Pays more than you owe me; and yct'
While you have a mint OF your own
Don't ask me to cancel the debt
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Reports are made and published from the
z ar Department of outrages on people OF color
committed bvwhite men in the South. Are
Does it ever receive intelligence ct outrages
committed BY colored persons onwhite persons
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SOUTH FAIRFAX ST,
GROCERIES,

gE1EAS.-A long experience in the trade cna,
i bles the subscriber to offer choice ARTICLES
in this line. II. 81 Ellen y, ~
an G-3m f'.. No II, south Fairfax St.
TALIS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAL
Ill RENEWE has proved itself to be the
most perfect preparation for the hair ever offered
to the public.
1t is Il vegetable compound and contains no
injurious properties whatever
1t will restore gray hair to its original color.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lusLrous and siken. -..-a-. -
It is splendid hair dressing
1t is recommended and used by the first medi-
cal authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
49, r. Z. HALL &. CO.,
Nashua, n, H., Proprietors.
colo NV nj 1r crcrists Sim
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r VERY AND SALE STABLE.
WAGON Y A r D. .

The subscriber has leased the extensive stable
and grounds at The corner of Fairfax and Queen
streets, which he has thoroughly repaired and
cleansed, and where all DESTROYS of having any
thing done in the livery line can be accommodate
ted to their satisfaction.
Country people can have their stock and wa
CONS we'll taken care of by leaving them at the
wagon yard. ... -. ...
Excellent stabling and grooming furnished
horses left hero for sale. .....
Horses livcried in the best style at Sl5a month
... :..-- JAMES A. FUGITT
ap 30-tf ."..,s. Alexandria, Va.
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STATIONS CELEBRATED YEAST
COMPOUND, composed entirely Of vegetable
extracts. and is warrentcd to be the best Dkl
HOP YEAST, ever presented to the public, and
makes the best Of white, light, sweet, nutritious
and wholesome bread. Its put up with Twelve
which if followed, is warrcnted to give com
plcte satisfaction For sale, wholesale and re-
tail by HENRY COoA,
iul-tf &c.,. @ No. 80 & 22t King st.
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LINE q IN III
:. 1855 1866.
NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
We invite careful examination Of our present
sock, which is now complexion all departments
and to which We are adding daily. Wename in
part: a..-
500 pieces Dress Goods, for Ladies wear, from
- cents up to 81. Is per yard ..
$50 pieces of Calico and Blcachcd and Brown
Jottons. ..-.. .- .-o
200 pieces of White Goods, in every variety Of
make. ..
?Co Grenadinc and Summer Shawls
IS Pusher, Llama, and French Lace Points
and Rotondes. ..... ....
Is dozen best makes Of Hoop Skirts.
200 pieces Hamburg Edgings and Insertions,
IS pieces of Black Silks, ut low prices. ..-.
2arasols, Sunshades, Jouvin's Kid Gloves,
ladies' and Gents Gauze Vests, Hosiery, Thread
Gloves, Mitts, sc.
$50 pieces Mourning Goods, in every variety
md texture. ...... .. ~.
Elso, so Ladies' Silk and Cloth Wrappngs.
All Of which we offer ut very low prices.
NJ. TAYLOR u CO.,
F.. .. . No. AZ, Centre Market Space.
&c 2-tf Washington, d. G..
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NEORE NEW GOODS.

LOUIS APPICH, PROPRIETOR r..
The advertiser has fitted up excellent style,
the house, No. l75, King street, and has opened
a t:rst-cass restaurant, where may be obtained,
at all times, the best Whi$kcy, Wine, Ale,
Lager, Cigars and Tobacco. ~ a...
Everything will be done TO render the house
an agreeable place of resort and The proprietor
scicits a call from his friends. ls:"t@ao .a
nv 12-tf ,-lr-. LOUIS AppICH
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
M 3 81 4 cn1nh cfrnnt

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ncr to order, also Repairing and Altering done
Quick and Neat.
Old Clothing left on hand over three months
viii be sold for repairs :,
- He respectfully solicts q call from his old
patrons and friends Of Prince William and adj
joining counties. Zap 23-Gm W: H. y.
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Fertilizers.
T1ERTILIZERSl
FERTILIzERSll

BRUCE,S. La-r- !,
CONCENTRATED + e RTl Il u i.
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5s.. BRUCE,S :, =, ., =
CONCE e RI | IL L i
The Bruce Fertilizer is made from the ticsily,
,oTts of slouohter house otfal, dacomposed and
rponcontroted, to which is added SO parts in UV
of Bono Phosphate Of Lime.
II is cxcellently adapted TO ,,,2,
80 VIRGINIA LANDS. Las, -
The immediate results Of its use are as marked Is
IN the application of Peruvian Guan9; while
the land on which it is applied IS at the same
ttale permanently enriched =" @t
SWAN ISLAND GUANo, - ~
A rich Phosphate Guano " -
~ 80 - ~ ''''U GEO f. WHITE
NH 14-2m 80 and 81, Cameron ST.
II ERTI L II, II. s.
We arc prepared to supply the s. = ;
community with all kinds qG n.,3
i NJ. ! IPSERUvIAN. GUANo,
cJMBRERO GUANO,
BONE DUST,
KETTLEWELl'S
MANIPULATED GUANo, 81.
Hs, EXCELSIOR
and other SUPER PHOSPllATES, E4
..0- PLASTER,
LUMP and GROUND,
ut lowest market rates Tor cash.
Also FOWLE q cos ~
SOLUBLE FRUSTRATED PERUVIAN
W. ' i0'>1 GUANO
which has been used by the farmers CT + .M mary
land and for several years, most successfully,
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NH G--2m Foot Of Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-12
At0ilHif,t1 Notices. /.

VIIRGINIA,, to with the County Corri
v Of Fairfax county, May Rules, 1856, Pat
terson Bayne; late trading under the irrns name
of Bayne & Co, a gainst, j. sM.Lester and Elec.
at Lester, defendants--in. chapcery.sa IS
/ Mem: The object Of this suit is TO attach the
interest f the defendants in q lot Of land inthc
county Of Fairfax, at Herndon Station, to pay
compIainant the sum Of s578 g. with Interest
tborenIlI from the 9th April, 1861, until paid.
1t Appearing by affidavit filed that the sale
defcndp = hts are non residents of this State it
IS ordered That they appear within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect their interests. :ltz
Shits%s y a copy-Peste. -. - &.
,unf lWM.i3d. NTZHUGH,, Clerk pro tenn
) ;CLAuGHToN, r. O. ..-...----- my ll--lawtw
yYIKGINIA: to wit: nthe County Court Of
y Fairfax, May rules, 1866 ;J.d b. gln0wmah
complainant, vs.. s. G.. Miller dcfendant-in
Mem: The object Of this suit i. to attach tho
real estate ofthc said defendant in the corAty o;
Fairfax, to pay omplainant thesum OF 5 :, q
with interest thereon from ----- -,
O. It appearing by affidavit fled that the said Ge
fendant is non resident of this State, it's order
cd that he appear within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary 10
protect his interest. a copy-Teste,
- i'' -. W. NJ. FITZHU'GH, Clls. pro tenn.
MOORE, 2. O. - my ll-law4w