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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

OI VIRTUE OF WRIT OF LEvARI FACIAs, TO
ms dreolei. will be exposed t. Public Sale, at the
i, tel of Morris Dickinson, In the CITY OF Wilmington
New CasIlo County bell on SATURDAY, the 18th day
July 1865, at O'Clock, r NJ, the following described
Real EstR'e viz ALI that certain lot piece parcel oil
land situate, 10 the city Of WILMINGTON aforesaid,
Bounded and described fpllows to viii Beginning
The South West Corner Of EShih and Buttonwood sts
thence westerly slJng Eighth street. huud ed feet
10 Atake thence souther ami parallel with Button
wood street. eighteen teet to stake thence easterly
and parallel to Eight sueet, hundred feet t. tho
westerly sie Of duttlnw gud then along Button
wood Street. uotthtrly eighteen let ~ place Of lie
ginning, containing eighteen hundred square lett OF
and, be the same more or less,
segsd aud taken in execute a. the property oberi
Eaton, decd and 10 be sold by.
GEO S HAGANY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF Office, New Castl. Jnbe 81 1860
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

How TO MAKE auTruH.--A Cana iian, having
some le sheep Tor sale in the New York
mAlkql, was asked his method of tatteung
them He said that n sheep to he good and
Profitable should be KEEP, growiagall the time
never suffered 10 fall back or get poor. They
were fed all the hay peas, and oats they
would eat in winter. Peas produce more fat
rHau corn, and oats more muscle. 10 the
turuip season he gave them all they required
il addition 10 other food with a supply OF
pure waler nnd aelt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Soorss IN CALEss'--A correspondent of the
Rural american stys.-"i will give yonr read
ers tue beat6t OF remedy that have prac
used for IS years, and never know IL to fail
II your calves are In a pen tor fattening oil
raising, they will scour on new milk, or auy
kind OF milk, before they are ,5ree years Old
Take some yellow dirt from Bome poor spot
OF and, give it to them, aud you will soor
rue low they will cat it THi3 5 my remedy
il is . simple one, bat 1t win eject cure.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

WILL be offered at Publc Sale at The Indian Queen
Hotel conner Of Fifth and Market Streets in the City
II Wilmington, on SATURDAY, the 18th Of July 1865,
ut O'Clock, r. NJ valuable lot Of ground, shipley
street, extending through to Orange, between Eighth
and Ninth Streets fronting forty feet each Street.
and extending in depth IT'S feet nine inches.
TERMS OF sALe-Teu per cent. Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash day Of sale, one third
decd can BIO executed and the residue In ~
months with interest, and secured by mortgage on
the property. clear title aud imt diste possession
wall be given. JOHN O. GR00ME
Executor of Miss Sarah Black, deceased.
,EIktop, Md, June %, ls68-26
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Chsster--Serry sens good ba5l ozt7 third
past; Hall y oess4 aa. Ia isEt led brig
pp Berry hone, LeipeI pat aa - taort s,Gr
out got 20 6ist oaeei@l'sen BIZ ~ Hall com
by ball 70 right ts.d gsr.ts - as:cpd nase {
Sroomall seut bat. % ta't He.f go nsGe tIst
base, oriug!ng Leifer home Coz put bal Il
sbor. stop ard re-csed nEst ha9- oanB agWtl
sou homer Barron hrouRht Brnbu home by
bali 70 centre nsld. got s;s. taeei James GU.
on Sy by Aalore; Lspp7 stFnct opn BoTry sent
Ecod ball over lsfE Geld, got 20 second bsss
SripQiog COZ om,i Hall brought Berry h2n
bya bsii 70 right feldi Leipsr did the sanc,
bringing Hall 5ouei Wi!s9g ss7tt7l 10 centre
S.ld, bringing leipsr pons sgi 90. hoGt
himself By wild thtozing; 6rycwuil put bal
to csutre fee, rl4ds f.sa base, bu. vas ~
gu: oc the seeoud base, Dg good throw from
9ibney TO Taylor Side out. scoring yIsvel
rpps.
Diamond S,a,e-Islo35 70 tbs pat, mad
nrsv base BY bali 70 leatfe TEL J Ghstdle
did the sans Taylor brought Malone boue D.
ball 70 csnue field, @, 0sauder reached 2al
base by ball 70 left tg,1, bEipgiog }. Chan
d,or and Taylor hone and 7ss brought bpr,i
biuself by AeCsbe WIN us0s ois erst uass b,
q bs! to oeptre foldI Thouga out % ty b,
Refryi Gopert put osit 80 ricet Geld bringing
Geosoe home and by good EuE3sng got aom
himself before o striker Gibney knocked apleu
aid Ball to centre fvid trsd hard for bonn
run bat only suceseded In making bis thir
hses and Sss sftsrEssds brought oona p7 Ma
lone; Bush put hsll TO pitcter and by vii
throwing scoring run Malone got TO bis
base BY bali 10 tight Geld and got home b
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

SAVE THk 8ANuRE.-Mr. 0. Breed has an
-rueIej il the N. H. Mirror on manures, 10
which he says Twenty hens will furnish
enough e1crement Ia one year, If well cared
tlt, 10 give nm acre of corn good start, tqnai
10 a liberal supply OF the patent materials ~
Tue prlVy for ak In a family If well attended
vii. produce enough tor the hill, for two acres
OF corn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
DAY AND NIGHT.

BY BkYARp TAsJoE
From the Forthcoming Number OF the Galaxy,
for June Is.
I stood on sunsets vsgue frontier,
Between the bright and dusky sphere
The Day that tolls and sings and eparkles,
The Night that soothes aud s,iugs aud darkles.
And either airy spirit vast,
Alternate spells upon me cast
One In bis robes of color borning,
One drapsd in sad mysterious yesraivg,
From border lands ot golden cloud
Day SMILED on me with visage proud,
Cheeks rudy brown, lips bright @ub pleasure
Aud suubeams III his eyes u azure
Might looked on me with downcsst lid
Beneath the veil her brows that hid,
A troubled thought her face expressing, ...
Ard vet ber aspect brtethed Of blessing
Day said to me; my realm ia fair
No secret dims my crystal air;
wake the Earth's ezultsnt forces,
Lift SECS, move rivers III their courses"
Night said From out the oru | bear,
The founts of life their waste repair
feed the streams with dew iorcssaUt1
Iround to spheres the wapias cresceYt'
Day said ;" II laugh through my domain
stir the cells ut heart aud brain;
/ live In joyous, clear puisltlons
reap the hsrvesls o. the IAtoue y
Night said: The empty hesrts OF Day
Within my cloister learn to pray
give the trutbs that prop endsagor;
build the fsiths that stand forever J"
Day said; "But, all delights above,
Head zoe lover TO bis love
paint the bushes, light The elaocas;
And weave the wso OF dear romauces,"
Night said; i" | hide the umid cheek,
And make the bssbful bold to speak,
shade the lips for trembling kisses,
And smooth the couch OF adal hlts:es."
Day said /: My deeds are brave and bold,
IHght my sht, snd heap my goidi
Ny sons must work where all eau Witness
Aud those crowp who prove lheit d'uess -
Night said; "rbe pure aspiring u!nd
Aloue with me Can solaee 6t'l
look beyond eternal scbewiuZ,
And read The dreams that ali are dTesuin
Day said ~ alt beneath tbe sun
And rend disguises, every onei
Imake the knsve and coward tremels,
The braEen front Of Guilt dissenbs.'
NJ know, alss |" thea Night replied,
nThe sinful secrets | must hide
The smothered sounds of license, swelling
From yauts beneath my holy dwelling.
Yet, from my freedom, pureT seems
1on Uey, that thuts my eele'ol nTSANsi
And Evil works in vitlssa passion,
What God TO Good shall later fashion y
o rival Spirits lovclE zach
In rest aud movement, sense a11 opeeeti
Bound both IN one, get ever distapti
Alike, yet wholly Inconsistent;
wnbiu your hands the .iddle iios
Which kills the tool aud wounds the -Ee
bow to both, from both receiving
The IRE aduun nd be ;oY Of living
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

BLGcH KNOT ON THE PtuM--A correspond
ent OF the Boston Gugtivator states that he has
been very successful IN removing or prevent
ing The black tuot, by burylne iron tnruiugs
il the earth and then promptly cutting off
whatever ofthe black knot that may appear
He thinks that drivlng nails in the ground be-
meath the tree will answer tbs sans purpose
as t,le non turniugl This is probably
RENE ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Cbsster-The Chester boys d-eT oiapb
this time, hall going out 90 the fly b. Ma
lone, Leiper out on foul bound by Gibuey, and
bison out on this first,
Diamond stss--Gibney sem pall to short
stop and made I st base BUSH kDockef good
tall to GENRE 6sld, bringing Gieuey homei-
Malone put ball to right 6eld, raking second
base and bringing Bush heile; J Chsudler
made fret base by pail to centre Held Taylor
brought Malone home aud reached second base
py a ball to right fold G, Chandler put ball
10 third base, making uts Grsai dcOAbe got To
second, and breughlJ Chandler aud Taylor
nome by ball 10 lett 6adi Thomas out on
foul bound by James, catcher; Gouert out on
| tiy by COT third base, 0lbney out on tue fly
" Ltiper, right Sad 5lis out, scoring hNe
runs
Al the conclusion of the game tde umpire,
Co!onel Fitzgerald, announced the Diamond
State tbe winner by q score OF 40 to 20. aud
sitter so,ae cheering both CLUBS left the field
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

"A 0ontsnns ass acres Eituat ed near Green
&fJ&V wood Station, on the Delaware Railroad On
usshe ! the line between Kent and Sussex Counties,
Del This property divided into convenient feles
good portion OF Timber mostly white Oak about I'd
acre ID Peach Trees of choice varieties; 10
aores apple trees. The improvements one good
sise ed Dwelling, one ,nsnt House, nearly new; Sta
ling for Y herhss Ase, on the property. good sor
shum Mil, which has been in operation two season
and dons erRble business The farm will divide
In tive, with house on each. Will be sold low and on
easy terms The tenant Samuel p. Rawley, viii AXE
pleasure 10 showing this property to any calng
For particulars az To terms, Sc address
/. b, PHILIPS.
May2A-sm Newport p. o., Delaware.
AYNEs ExpEoToHANF-A new stock inst :. esiv q
81 MsINALL Drug stors
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

WASH Fos BODIES OF fRuIT TREEs.-one
ounce ot e7ppetaa te eight Cr ten gallons Of
water tcrmsu good wash, a1d is advised for
trial as preventative agsisst blight One
psund oi blcachers soda md one gallon OF
water forms wash that clears ell sll insects,
and leaSes The trees with fresh, yeuus looking
healthy bark
E:%~ The wheat crop ~ limos promises a
good Jisld. The harvest is now ia progress,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
The Camp, the Battle Field and
the Hospital,

OR LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE GREAT
REBELLION.
P,urtott1 R0ma,tte 7yd9tcnl, Heroic Political, aEa
Humorous
Spleudldly illustrated with 100 noe Portraits and
beautiful EngrRyngs
This work for genial humor, tender pstho, startling
interest and attractive besuy stands peerless alone
amnug all its competitors, The Valiant aud Brave
Hesrted, the Picturetque and Dramatic the WITTY
AMI Marvellous the Tender aud Pathetic. The Roll OF
Fame and Story Camp, Picket, Spy, Scout Bvouae
Siogt; Startling Surprises Wonderful Escapes, Famous
Words and Deus OF Woman, and the whols pauot ANA
OF the War are here thrngly portrayed 10 mastery
manner, at once historical and romantic rendering 1t
tho most ample brilliant and readable book that the
war has called forth
Old agents. teachers ladies' disabled soldiers energetic
yonus men, aud all In want cf profitable employment,
will hnd tins the hest chance make money ever yet
offered We want An Agent in ssnry Town and County.
Send for circulars aud sec terms,
Address, O O. RAYMOND CO.
sls-lmA Ola Chestnut ST.. FhilA1eiphi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

FustsAI ~ Ggs Gas. -TD9 tlaefsl Ct Gs5.
lass took pl4cs On Wedussday, at Detroit.
business was entirely Suspended, aud all the
organizations Il TIE city. eota military aud
civic, took part 10 the ceremonies Abont
8 600 persous wtIs ic attend lnce.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Oheste.-Broopal! seat COCA osis over third
base, and reached the second BY wild throw
Ing. and we brought ,eue by Get who wa
put OUT OF 6rst bate Easttn also @as put our
on FRS. base; Janice made 6sst bsse py be!
10 right ea.o; LenUy HpocEed spleudid bal
70 lefs field, which ~as teRen on It's ~ b.
susb, leaving J-u.s OF 9Fsy casv, Side out
scoring ono run.
Diemopd State-Taylor ssut Ball to righ
ao!d ard got 10 .hitd base by VII throwing
O. Cband.er out OF fou! bound BY james; Nc,
Osbs put a gooo bali 10 lett fed, reItbing Is
BASE snd bridging Taylor boslsi ThoGat mad
The f.st base by bal! 70 suert stop douer
snocsed ball TO thrd. base forcing rnomsi
and HcCeoe OF frst and sscora bases; McCabs
Put OFT OF third basei Gsvuey BY hail 70 lei
seld, atonghl T5omhs AouU mud came hem
hlmse.f by wild tbrswlrgs Covert c4ue ton,
before strike, Busa seut bali . piteosf, bu
mada brst bate, NA4oue Knocked BAH /, sbot
stop, out by good i dug Bush was put u
90 the home cast, .oavlag Neieus 90 6t0i bsa,
Side cut, scoring tc9T rp-s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
Notice TO Farmers F.!
important to Carpenters and builders

Ahpoisaht W oaipentoIs anu oulldeEs
would cali your attention to my prices of the follow.
Ing grades Of lumbe Which I'll tell In quantities u
suit purchasers
Mhe Pine Boards, Run Of the Log, from 300 n stoO
White Pine Flooring, worked, from ~ 90 10 1850
White Pine floorish in the Tough, from $500 to 81 10
lst and I'd common from ~ 80 to 52,bu
Sd common, from 27 80
white Pine Room and Scaf)ling Boards ~ q 70
sap Pine Flooring, worked, from 1910 to 1880
Sap Pine Boards ia the rough, from ~ so 10 Sg,lo
White Pine Siding, from 20 20 to $780,
Hsmlock Siding, from "a 90,
White Pine Shingles, from $3.50 10 $40
4, pres Shingles from 1850 to q 30
Plasttring laih, from 81 10 to b 81.
All kinds OF luuber nj very low FiKufs
Your attention is especially called 10 the whit vine
Board. run Of log By purchasing this qua ity you
70 flooring lat, ID common, and about he d.
ure You would pay Isl 81 common b ,ards IN retail
yard. Trusting you will perceive tde advantage OF pur.
chasing = 1ogsi me- aud that you will favor with
call am Respectfully Yours
D b JANNEY,
Commission Lumber Ds4sI
June ll-lm Noble etreet What $40 N. Del Avenue
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

sagpItis estimatsd that $40, 900. 900 57lli h5
required to pay the bounttes to colored sol
tiers
n9.A static Of Edw a-d Everett, for Bos,oa.
u 10 be cas-. 10 Munich
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
The u n Z on Gram
FANS, 4...

Are again in the Market.
he is again ready supply them with the above ces
brat,d Fans
Having sold number OF them last year all Of which
gave entire satisctn he feels conhdrot that with the
Chatting impre, ement which has been introduced
since he offer Fan superior to suy In the county
The adv antNgcs this Fan las other Fans being
pretty generals Understood are as follows
LIST Tbs Fan by process will remove Choat Goeke
and all other foul seeds from wheat and leave perfect
ly clean.
and It will clean Timothy from the threshiug hoor at
iced.
Sd. By single operation, ii Clover ard Timothy
mixed together, 1t will separate them. For Sale By
JOHN RAMU, No Wis shipey st.
REFERENCE9-Iohn A. Harris, Charles Worth, Da-
vid T. Eickards ii. G. Walter, McDenouRhi George In
gram Mcuonough; Frank Mathews, Odessa.
These Fans can be at Bailey Fosters No AZ
W Front Street,
wilmington, Del, May 18th, lee.
have used your Union Fan, to got out seed wheat
oats 80, and find that have got clear Of cooked
and cheat and other impurstie which are very annoy
lug furmsrs think 1t worth the wh5 lie price paid
for the Fan to obtain pure reed
Yours very Respectfully. 4. G. sToTsENBUhd
st. Augustine, May ed, 1895
John Rsmo, Esq-Desr Sif;Yeurs o. the 18th, came
hand duly. fn reply would say that consider the
Union Fan No. l, article, hnye used It In Cleaning
wheat oats, aud 1t has given great sati sse
ton. My neighborH have used it different kinds Of
Seeds aud pronounce the best ior that pur
that they have ever Been operate If my name will bs oil
| any use to you, you welcome 10 ufe 1t,
Iou,s very truly
| II G. Walter
may 2l-dw McDonough, bl
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

hs0au statement
ls6s
DR.
MAY 1885. 10 amount hand 81 ID
Amount Of Tax levsd foi
the year 1855, subject to
errors denomination . cs 90
may II, 1875 Due N Ii. Daystt Collector s76sf 6s
CIR
May IL, 1858, bY amount of Commissioner
orders paid for the use OF the
Hundred, aa per 81 vouehet. 1885 20
Errors 81 owed Goll' etor, sc 10
Commission allowed Col ectof 1876 10
s2,Sr es
Nathan Ii. DAystt, Collector.
DIR.
MAY l5ot 10 amount of Tax gwen ioi
Collsction, sobjset to errors
Commission SaoUS VI
may ~, Sc Cash. si2
thai for STAMP U2
Balance due h. Dsysst IS ID
-
s2,b5 %
hGJ is,lsoe D. amount OF COIl niissioAsIs
olders paid, as per 1871 kIs $3.50 q
Errors allc wed N II. Days.t, Sc 10
Cc..mssion allowed N Il DaystI
On 14ti 90 q = per cent les 10
1885, IS
ats ~, lenr, ny bAianas uuj N Il. psyett, $7e 81
ADAM DAYErT,
WILLIAM SLACK, Commissioner
JOHN D. ELIAsoN, June
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
BASE BALL.


The hret mach gaue between these clubs
came of on Tuesday week, Oh tine grounds ct
the former club, From the high reputation
Of the Chester boys, q 6Tat class game vast tx
pec,ed and the spectators weFs no. osaPpoiu
ted, Tor throughout the game the playing was
spirited, and The batting and 6eldins so nearl!
equal that the Interest WAS maintained up 10
the very last run. The following is descrl L.
ssop Of the game
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

uaesss7-Bsrry 10 tba bat, Sbo Eas 4uickll
caught out on foul ooonl By GibneJi Hall
20 the bat, knocked ball be'peeu he pitcher
and frat base aud tuede il; Loagootham struck
out; Wilson sent ball TO rlgbt Geld and oroughi
Hall home and succeeded 10 getting homt
himself by wild throwing: eroonail put ball to
pitcher aud WAS put oul Gu 6rst brse. Side
out, scoring two runs
Diamond State ,buey sent bail to tbird
base, and maae 6rs,, afterwards got the third
by wild throwing, AMI tpal'y come home 90 .
passed ball; Bush tuoeSed ball 10 pitcher and
made his frst base, end finished the run by
coming home on a passed BALI Malone scored
a run IL the same meaner, stlsr kuocSnR I
good ball over the frat basel J. Chandler pm
bali 70 second base put Berry was 100 qpIeb
for him and bs was put cut 90 Ssst base Fay
Tor sent good bail 70 thu sscood base, woich
was well caught BY Berry, @. Chandler out Or
foul bound by catcher side out, scoring )
runs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
sEs9sp igsiEs

Ches.er-5off put ground bali TO right held
and made Hrst base; Baton knocked ball to
centre Geld AID succeeded IN making arst base;
James out on foul bound BY Gieneyi Leuny pu
bali over first base aud got. TO second base
bringing God home Bsrry 10y bal, over cen
sre field, brought Lenny home a4il PIT bal
TO right FIELD, and made fret base Lotgbolh-
am struck out; Wilson put srieuaid ground
ball 20 right Geld bringing Berry aud BAL
home; Broomali put ball TO suoFt stop and by
o ytry good double play Wilson and broomali
we're both put out on second and Fret bases
Side out, scoricg RUS.
Dismoua StE;e-HcCabe out on foul bound
by catcher, Lrnnyi Thomas pnt good ball
s2er second base and scored rnh by passed
ball; 0ouert knocked pall 10 lett field, nua
CANE home before q strike Gibney sent bhl.
To right field aud as aItstFards brought home
by Bush; Bush PIT ball over cebtfe tstd ond
scored d .au by wild ,htoSlpei Malone OF! o.
aY by Lelpe.; J. Ciaud.er put hal 70 I'd base
aud made Atsti -ylor arns good bal. TO centre
6e d, :o.cipg Ch41a!s: Il lie f.st WHO Wal
nut out on second o@se, Side out-leavicl
Taylor o. FIST r-se-scorioe rops
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
ElsHTB IsEIss.

Chester got to frst base BY Dali
to right field; Gof out on the f. by Taylor
Barton sent ball TO pitcher snd u Ade first base
nut by good fielding Taylor got the ball and
.ut Bruousll out ol tie second base James
brought Bartcn home and reached hrst base
b. ball to left Geld; Leony sent ball to centre
Geld made second, brought james home and
came home himself before strike; Berry
knocked ball to right 6eld, but Taylor was too
quick for bim, end he went out on his hrst.--
Side out scoring 3 runs
Diamond State--Bush sent bali 10 eenT
,.d which was very well caugh, py Berry =
Malone knocked ball to right field, made biz
| first, and was brought houe by J. Cnandler
| who sent ball 10 tigdt field sud scored run
| 10y bad throwing, Taylor put ball 10 shor
stop, Barton, (who missed by ca'ch,) anc
made fret b-se, q Cbaadler Knocked ball 10
right f. ld making frat base and bringing
| Taylor home; McCabe sent ball to centre helt
reaching bis frat; Thomas aud Gouert out OF
foul boubd by James, catcher, leaving McCap'
on second bnse aud G Cbsadler 90 third base
Side out, scoring runs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

YNEs EHPBoTotANF-A new stock iust r.eeiy %
MsINALL Drug stors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

OUR AMERICAN SEEDS
are grown for our own sale, and our
FOREIGN SEEDS
We import direct from Europe. We are just in
receipt of a large and extensive variety Of
Seeds grown in England and theSoutn of France,
imported by US direct this season, comprising
the finest varieties of each kind grown, and
many rare and valuable kinds.
CATALOGUES READY FOR DISTR1BU-
TION.
Pea, Bean, Beet,
Cabbage, Onion Set.
Lettuce, Raddish,
Roas ing-ear Corn, &C., &c.
FIELD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
Glover and Timothy,
Orchard and Herd Grass
Millet, Hungarian Grass.
Osage Orange,
Seed Corn, Seed Oa's
Seed Potatoes,
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Sorghum, sc, &C.,
LAWN GRASS. 5-
English Mixed Lawn Grass
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Perennial and Italian Rye Grass,
White Glover, y
Alsicke and Crimson Glover,
Lucern, &C., &c.
FLOWER SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. .sL
Atull assortment of
AGRICULTT1RAL IMPLEMENTS
and FERTILIZERS. -aL {
j. P. BARTHOLOW s. CO.,
Is, King St, Alexandria, Va.
NH 9-sm $50, 7th St, Washington D. G..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

Professional.
WEIR,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
BRENTsvILLE, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va
Will practice in theCourts of Prince William
Loudoun and Fairfax. dec 2-Gm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15
NUMBER 26O
Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA R. R.
414 l G g4ssssss gs;.s5 - .sss:sss;s sss;s

On and after MONDAY, February 18th, two
daily trains will run between Washington and
Lynchburg, connecting at Gordonsyille, with
Va. Central R. R. trains to and from Richmond
rs follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Except Sunday L,
G.45 g. m. and arrive at Lynchburg at 315 p. ~.
Leave Lynchburg at q. m., and arrive a
Washington at 5.3G p. m. ..... ..... ....
EXPKESS TRAIN.
Leave Washing gton daily Gncluding Sunday
at co ?. ~, and arriveat Lynchburg at 500
q. ln
Leave Lynchburg at $50 p M. and arrive at
Washington at go q. II.
Both trains making close connections s..
Lynchburg for all points south and southwest,
and st Washington for north and north-wcst
First class sleeping cars viii be attached :"
tic night trains.
This road is attractive. not only for It's com
Portable Accommodations. but for the fact that j:
passes the now historic localities Of Fairfax, Bul:
Run Manassas, Brist9e, Catlctts Rappahan-
mock Culpcpcr, Orange and GordonsYi!lc:
places of inpcrishablc Interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets TO all points south and south
vest may be had in Boston, New York, Phila-
dclphia and Baltimore, and at the offices Of the
road in Washington and Alexandria.
". Il. McCAFFERTT,
feb 9--tf Gcnl. Superintendent