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, 1866-02-08

Wc arc Informed upon reliable authority rbnt FINN,
hse 10 leu car 1oods OF Cniu:IEo WHEAT m. hefny
sh1rIed from Cl1cago 10 Milwaukee, ds,ly. for lhs
puFpose o! securing tte sale or the rotton stufr
from Iii. 1larstt. Before lc!ug paued OF a. Mi.
"nulee Wheat. 1t IL probably mixed here With H.
,Whea! o. tur own narket. That IL transaction
which should meet with prompt md explicit cnn-
ocEEAtion. We should regret. TO know thst snv
Milwaukee dealer would coantnance the djE1rscr
70! huslnest, Or that our basinese men would Enow
tncly asaen: 10 it,r
We Ind the above floating around our exchanges.
under the shove heading, er1fcd to tic Mfl,y,uter
attrs. We wcnld rot refer to The matter a]Liwero
not ioi the seeming ignorance which Is disoI,yed
therein. Why. every commission merchant in MI.
@nnkee knoNs thai the great bulk Of The copderued
wheat sert TO chieaFo is re.shpped to Milwaukee,.
Acfe, The WArehonscmen. for years past, have re-
lused TO take 1t into their houses and pobodf will
bns tt on the track, uuless 10 ship to Milwaukee.
where The warehousemen eagerly accept It, and give
IL place In thetf houire. whera II may b. mixed
With good grain This is well known by eyerf rnsn
inlhe trade to hsve been the practice for yesrs.
Not only this, bRt the 81 Rejected Wheat, which i.
Our lowest merhantah1e grade, /. bling constantly
purchased here, drawn ont Of our warc1ouEcs. and
shipped 10 Milwaukee. where II commands frtm N
G1.e per bnshcl higher than In Chicago, and xhe-c
it of'en pss:es as mo. =" In fact, this has be-.
conc 10 he a rerulas businees. Ii IL a notn,7o1s
faet that nnmerchansahle wheat can a.ways find =
market in Milwaukee,
, 1866-02-08

EXPORTS Of Prnvt4tonn from the United atst..
lhe exports provisions from the United stat.. fr
Ae uonih OF ofJanuAry were: To Great Britain. .ste
tes ana ~ brs btef soo brls pork: 1G2ooo tncoo
ss'<N" ~ aso ZOO NJ butter any s.s1s co 81
cheese To Continental Por1s-t hr1s beef - .n ~
lafd. Al other Forei rora-1sss b..a beeC his
PORE A's-e0 na bacon. 1s,2,ao0o ~ lard. 2s;iaal
- butter, and 81, 900 ns cheese.
, 1866-02-08

stoek Of Pork and Beef In New York.
he stock Of pork In New York on thc lst instant
bsls agatnIt g. rs bsis On Jan 1.s md i.,
~ l'ris on Feb. i, LEGS. @"1'
The stock Of beef was 80 96 h.s, against s9i3 br1.
oc Jan. I, ard 1e6l 20 br1s cn Feb, l. lsG3
, 1866-02-08

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb, !.
The receipts and shipments during the mast
t"entyiour hours compare With those Of The cor.
responding date Inst year as follows:
, 1866-02-08
#entttttat.
#e1tttnaI.
TO PHYSICIANS,


Hxw roxx. August 18th. Hsa.
Allow ne to cal, souz attention to my PR1PAEA.
r1oN OF COMPOUND EXTRACT Bucuu. 1as
Component parta srs BuCHu. 1a1a Lx.y, CuBkBs
JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF FrREpARAT1oS.-Buehu, tn yssua. n.
ntpe4 ees1tes hy d,:ti,auoo~ to fEa nns Kin. Gu
oe0' szz'esed By d,spaaeemos by liquor ostasned
isosa Juniper beFtes. containing rsz5 ts1e saxr.
proportion Of spirit and more than sav
Cow IN Use. Taa seuve psopezte. ass nv hi. rno,e
extracted
1oeha' = prepared By DruERats sAae.auy. I. ok
oa3N eo'of. It pfaae that eni.alss nasaaee; tne
aet1on Of fams destroys shts (iss acttys ru,ncts.,
tFavtps dark md eluttnous deeocttou. Nina ,,++,.
color OF inszedteut,. The Buehu in M prsps,xno,
psedorninases. The smallest quantity Of other ,nx.rs.
aaaeo- 10 pse7ens fermentation: npon snspeo.
ton. It Will be found not u be r.nctnre a. u,.d.
Phasmaeopea. nor il 1t syzup-xnd ,her.nor, e.a ~
used ia Gases where Tcr Or lnfa1umattoa ez.sts I'm
thts' you hare the knowledge Of The Ingredients spd
the mode Of preparation.
Hoping ihst Tou will 1ynr 1t With afal, md tnss
upoo Inspection II viii meet wlsn yoaz spp1pb~uoa,
WITH feenn& Of cohddence,
lam, very respectfully
II. r. uELMR0HU.
Chemist ana Druggist Of Is years' 1pcztence In Pills
desphia, md now located as hts Drug md Chemical
Warehouse. 3al DroadvaY Eer York.
, 1866-02-08
prDpOBalH.


~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Auzasta, December Il. 1865
ShLE uF UNITED STATES LAND SCRIF.
Will BE- received till the urst JAY Of lrch
t by ~ S1Eeeney sanlueI tauy. Governor OF ths
state o. otaine tor The purehate Of the Land stjp
iar sne bensnt Of Agriculture and Mechanic Gris in
Quahuues rot less than dvn thousand acres. FERN.
E8ah- payable n lawful noney 1t the Ofjce NJ the
FIea.1fer q the state Of Maine Au9asta Or ss the
sasoaF Natlvna Bank. Boston. In twenty days alte;
ds!!vsred At Augusta Hight 10 retcl proposals. 1e
An offers will be dire ce to the address OF the Scr,c
tnEy Of State anguish, Maine, and il iotsed on the
eu1s1aes fTopo.A3s ioE "aRIicalturaf College Sc.p"
EtHEA1M FLINT.
NAs1-As.s" StG+rtaFT OF StSte
, 1866-02-08

uFF1cK or IHx UA1Ly TttuVxEl
-...- Wednesday Eveu1n1, Feb. :.
BEFF FCAIf1E-accorttux to the Hoard Of Ttadt
REPORTS the receipts and shpnn aucc our last lssuc
compared with the corresponding pr,od Of 1ss hare
been Is follows Ii should be borne IN mind that thcss
ahpeats and receipts ae really those Of The da@ nrt
ced1nk:
, 1866-02-08
MEDICAL Gard T0 Ian

MEDICAL CARD TO LADY
4fl llSFALtDS.-W.F ;. J. THEIRS. u, D.. PITT
sicAE.1CeprCBErk, ana P1otcssoF OF piscatcs Incl
Ut oF9t IL ao ,oe keaiesoEee No LAB sta.s ono
ara duitoE conlormtnt, snd willing To- adequately
231 t'f Il sHd successful scientific medical sxpe!:
enr AS0 The care ktnAneHs 1ud heF1e attention Of
duly qualified nurte, will DO exclusively cared for N
me Eoctors pt1sHtsanlfY EHs.hle care aaa caliody
per letter u Trcatm. regular and actccu1c- Send
It'd stamo for Circular aod avoid QuackeEy k463 80
, 1866-02-08

,CAHhON OlL-1hcre Is a fa,F demand at IN.
changed figures, though son outside lots which ara
being forced upon the market sell ata Of Sc below.
Carlton. y car load ksc-P Pb.l.........,..... nc
RtsFa Aon,E1. gu ~ g " test-F car load. se
-POTAT0Es.Tno market IA Tesy dull ii :ss Gso
POUltTRY--salns were: zoo ~ turkeys At tac'.
!0 ~ II ~: 40 NJ at lie: dog chickens 1t A;0:
PHOFlN1uSS-Thes receipts and sh,puras dn,.
Ing The paat Il hours were Is follows: 14A'
lsecc!pls. Sh!pnents
Hee MI ~ "S*''''''...s....... u77u sn.1l?
PorG, ... ................... IL IS;
AAru. rs = .......-.....-...... Hh,a0 15l.431
iAe mhsKet Today NtS very qptet INT there Eas no
mater ~ change IN prizes. Holders were Qfm In their
TtwA bot bnyeEt were unusually cautious,
1!cha T0tk-!nartlvc- salcs: 4tQ ttis cttv Bf.aa
rGrt . r. g e hsts DO at s7t3 o bris d. sclis9
Bulk Acats-an,teo Ms pulk Shoulders. INN,
sianThGssa hogs, al 1cxc loose; so ns Hough Sides
sweet rtcaled 1lenta-I1ams In fair demand and
am, Ss!t6 to-day werr: 50 tsca fully cured sweat
tlcked Hams tffom slaughtered hogs, at Ike: iii
fFca do Al .hc; 50 tIcs country do 1t lfe "
Green McMtx-ap,oo0 NJ Green S,dea Al MR.
1k92 pe Gtstu uslna from dressed hoss} It IiIc
AREL-iu act1yg demand and nftn. Sate4 i1.tnT
Nese: ~ scs primo sttaM rendered Leaf Iasrt II
.tUGARS-Thc market is a,u. With moderate
, 1866-02-08

Here the Gold market H. very dull at 1850 ltsst<.
Silver is nominal at 1S0c2I31,
1eete ts trm feeling IN Government sccuritie..
paniculaHy scven.thrrtes, for which there IL ayery
hctfte deu,4ud wA on,s.. ~@@
, 1866-02-08
&0b&tttt1tkt9f 9atkg.
GOVERNMENT SALE OFRA
~ Kerry NACHIE cry, ,INPLEMEXFS STEAM
ENGINE, TOOLS, RI lLpfNGS, LpAi. WOt1r ~ =
AT JEFFERSON VILE. INDIANA N~-*

~evvstsHynsnN,r C~---
&-CF LAN MENI SALE OF EA
EEpy u ArtrE rpy ,trpr r.sC,,Ts 1@A~
FGEyHF Tof,t ~ r r. ~ H1 - II STEA
| AT JEFFERsON VILE NDIiEA. ""oo' Se''
! o13AIt 1,x ESzaasnAAt " ;;oGASsts!sSCKl
r,sr o. hoEEYiLLk; hf- JAa r. 1SR
lnx 70 longer required for Government put poses iii
lae BalidLcEt Machinery. Implements. DC, Pertaining
49, ns = ~ so1ot Z. pqGE a9supne 1n M prtnt
/ mcnrtn~ - * VIC eA1s 1H y. Ffo3uAF3, eoH
iErT- hn,i5. - = ~ -: - toiiv :. Us
stos1es high connnlng Il sst oa piias escn ii feet
ioo4 ~ ~ inches n diameter,
Elro: = 1eek long By 1bfeet N10e, detxcaed from
, 1866-02-08

4 collat- p ft.......1,eHao.25
. Slaughter Sole. .0.{kxi}. Is
!! Slaughter Sole,
z .Ctrz2o..-..,..0.3aEb.U
S Buenos AYfes..,,D.4EtG.t3 t3
5 OEin0co Solo. 49, ,0:fSnia ia
] | 0rtn0cp, good
IamaEet... ..0.R90.37
! q rruch EaiE131 n nsa4,st2.43
] French Calf f36 na-2.4kp2c0
J t French Calf, Le-
mofncs, pd0T.73.oa9sSpo
French CAlf, Le-
1notnes,scctds.
!. dox.........6 .6ha3G, 60
LninEs, r doz. s.I,1al1.G1
lsoans. doz..1t.1h{ 1900
It Is nHn, With q moderate
, 1866-02-08
33urtnersbip.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-I have as
RRESH, and Will cuat1nue the business or 1o,h,nr
Ialoss 1F'TminEs. In every .var,ety at the Om
StAno: No. 81 Lake strict, under The firm Of r. r
PHILLIPS L. CO. r. r. ttif1 TrP. -
ChlcaIo, Feb, 1si, 1ss6. feahI5i Il s.-rsT
, 1866-02-08

s.. TREASURY DErAHTwEyT
OfT7cE or COMPTROLLER OF CpKrEyCr.
WASHINGTON, Feb. i, 1865.
Stasecnt OF The condition OF .hc Sationa1 BRnkipe
Attoci1tfons ol The United STILES. m tha non.n:
lng o' the tsri Monday Of February, 1856:
, 1866-02-08
ROBERT FLETCHER.
as- surgeon aod 1T. Colonel U. S. Vols,

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOV
cHw eY;s 1S5;s4 = II +? 5: sS5 I!5 1sztE,''.''}
Sh5RSsfSRAs ss stss1' shtss;s, Il: Ill., iss fss.at
FoH G, GfSseeIss aasias, avs feet p.use-snrrs
Sas e. s. tsPiia1ls fias H.. tor. Or e,.
&! S':S e I IE.S,ns 8 lying IN
ssfsfa K1 & ss eel e ssnse :sesaa aad Is s
9ns q. Loeouesive Ensiue, Lyman southe. builders
fSnissn s2. tls Locomotive Engines &. Norris Sons
che IL locomotive Engine, Rodsets' L, and H. wesk.
oSs Saia.r. "a locomotive Engine, s~taeousa sn,,h
7xo hlnsiea tao Fss nj Do. Car. n,o,n
| same time md place
ef II osss5'tss'Ds 4so IS Ssny RI
sRsss Is fssi
sesS: FSd:s g Sa - ssss' NUS i'afe
@ ses sfis ses q
9s % e'sss S.se. as 1
iii ng It
'9f Ss Sss'Sf g. qa = E: q
Ehtn - Es!yad co%pae g. e1eai
ots2 q H. sasesd5s s tEo PsyaS
me foF double .neaas II hs prspsrS
xpl DESCRIPTION Of .ne Eaenss can BE- Obtained on
1Gnefaa vRs. 4epas.see 70 Capt AaalkL Nash
jsis ~ u Bvt Mat. and i. K a. eS!t5 T. {. ia.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
- nance STORES VIII be sold At Public Auc~
q sa Il fae:PfE9f 6F Asn 81 Ps1
y asas 9San { q
xsnclva, M: - s-At ~ "e s'"o"tus
, 1866-02-08

~ tue FPEA{n
We nave recently noticed the oniIdin: Of six or
eight ~ooen and cottnn mills In tho West, ar,t now
make note OF another woole 70 IL It Lvon, ,feh,-n,
Win one Thousand sp!ndles capacity.
The Public Debt-Statement OF Feb. 7.
The following Is a statement of ,he Pub1c n.h,
q Tie United States on the flrzt day Of Fehrnarr
, 1866-02-08
..."..Es. ~ = - le3-nT.
MATCHES AND ,IEWIEIRY

Merchants ttsiunZ New York are resnvctfnrr IN.
yiieu 10 cAu sud examine our stoek II rs1ssha ~
Chains AID .e~elTy. gotten up expressy Ior sse:pIa
TIVE t1!poses. Ene5 Of comros!aon, Etyer' aiit'
Win oe ionnd 10 Be below snythtng Ia the Trsde 4ppq
rfee =t u now Iead{ for ls x1 hs sent ny naIi On
application. LIONEL JACOBS, 4O7 irnnd r,Y Nsns ~
York EstahlIsted IN l5.3. G:far
, 1866-02-08
NV. no.a' .os "se9 800 &7,s 81,
A'e** aePuite0...- lbsfV,31i lQ.NG.91S sQ,VS1JE

Totals5'5, s.. 17s 110s
me waf dehls OF the loyal States are estimatcd
1t $50 !0ta,009. The following are ofir,,, ,t,,s.
, 1866-02-08

Ma@a hss,9s ssii1 si1se
sA'es .oey,i il tea yellow Gfts;c n; H. ss1a i
FnHF = hite Gfrase At lSc, e1se u IKE: Ntc3
hls M-rsst ~! Ard nominal at t2ss, ,saippea. ~
,ftttEsSEis HuGs-1eceivei, i.9s sStnn3d ~,
Ecsc: ~4 S1E--e. oalrt
, 1866-02-08

4 GRATED CRACKERS -Ti,;
IN caEo Merchants and Others Of thc No.tb..os.
s,n eet tnf RI Gsnnias Asssd Crackers a asaa,
fefv, 1!19 and i01 Main street. M s.nnfosss lean na.
new styles Of c5aekeTs hr2nghs n Market Which are
MilHanEef. Eeh. z lee 4.4.a..
, 1866-02-08

isnE .t ITO
Eo.t aatsnu s4
t.t'.tt 6ks
~ oxte ~ EJ
W. As Ito
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Railroads.
ORANGE g. ALEXANDRIA r., R.
RE e E: z:::;::.:..;::


On and after MONDAY, February 18th, two
daily trains will run between Washington ana
Lynchburg, connecting at Gordonsyille, with
Va Central r. r. trains to and from Richmond
as follows.
5-f4. - MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Except SGnday) at
645 a. M, and arrive at Lynchburg at 5.45 p. m;
Leave Lynchburg at a. M, and arrive at
Washington at So p. IN.
gaS,;~ EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Including Sundayl
at g. O5 D. NJ, and arrived Lynchburg at CIV
Leave Lynchburg at $50 p. NJ, and arrive at
Washington at 61O a. IN.
Both trains making close connections at
Lynchburg for all points south and southwest
and at Washington for north and northwest
First class sleeping cars will be attached to
the night trains.
Thisroad is attractive, not only tor Its com
Portable Accommodations but for the fact that 1t
passes the now historic localities of Fairfax Bull
Run, Manassas, Bristoe, Catlett's Rappahan-
mock, Culpeper, Orange and Gordonsviile,
places of imperishable interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, and at the offices of the
road in Washington and Alexandra:
s0lla VIII. McCAFFERTY,
feb eff - Genl Superintendent.
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4 EYOU AFFLICTED WITH \ COUGH
~ OR COLD?
ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TO CONSUMP-
TON?

Are the lives Of your children in jeopardy
from sudden and repeated attacks Of Group?
If so purchase box Of
BLADES EUPHONIAL LUBRICATORS!
The peoples most sure and efectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Catarrh, Asthma: Bron-
chtis, Diptheria and all pulmonary diseases
The LUBRlCATOR is a medicinal prcpara-
ton in the form Of Lozcnge, which,of all modes
is the most pleasant and convenient. They con.
tain no deeterious ingredient, and are warranted
to be always safe, even for the weakest and most
sensitive stomach. In Group they give in1Ule-
diate relief Fer Coughs and Colds they are in
valuable.
For Catarrh Asthma and Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market, wide Certificates
accom- anying each box Diptheria, that dread
ed and dcsolating disease. they control wonder
fully and almost immediately.
No Public Speaker, Singer or Teacher should
be without them, rs they remove hoarscness and
strengthen and clear the voice
VI. y ways use them in time and if the
symptoms are ere very freely.
JANNEI & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
145, King ST., Alexandria, Va.
For sale by al druggists, feb lin
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The money and stock market is inactive.
nt,-with =yery-iirnited supply
So ne transactions in Southern bank notes.
Stocks, bonds and other securities quiet.
farmers Bank of Virginia, 80:
Exchange Bank Of Virginia, 80.
Bank of OldiDominion 41a42 : = :. 7 !:
j !, Bank of the Valleys35. 5a
Bank of Connie ce, AZ. A-f2e -. =, ! ~
Bank of HoWardsyiae (securedl 3d.
8 Bank OF X ock bridge &c 81
hBahk of Rockingham ~ z6.aEsa
Bank OF ScuttsyiHe,' So. 12
Bank of Virginia 49,
d Bank of Wmchester5S. = sirEf
Bank of .Wheeing90: es@a
Monticello Bal k, secured ,33. = es.
sst new So Iaa&-
Merchants Bank; Lynchburg, secured 40
So STOCKS.
u. S. sos, lO24. &
: $ 1905, e94. 1a 1a5s 81.
Virginia Registered Stock A. e
Corporation Alexandria, 50-inactive:
20. & A., r. r. Bonds, last sales 6O-du!l. ~
Manassas .GaprR. R. Bonds, noreceent sales te
Water Stock, o2
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TDGAR T. McVEIGH,
IL Formerly yG Of j iR E RcVei IS !, 6 Son.

TNDGAR T. MCVElGH,
T. Formerly of j. Ell McVeigh s. Son,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
J.. G. BAUGHER s. CO.,
lilo OR CHANTS,
No. SO, south Charles ST..
BALTIMORE.
Importers of WINES. BRANDIES and
LIQUORS generally, dealers in WHISTLES
of all grades.
Particular attention paid to old Whiskies, of
which they have always large stock on hand,
varying from four to ten years old.
Orders for stock on hand or for direct impor
sation will have prompt attention.
j. G.. BAUGHER & CO.,
No. 49, South Charles St,
oe 18-tf Baltimore, Md.
TIME "EUREKA'' SMUT AND SEPA-
RATING MACHINE-war to give
perfect satisfaction, in separating wheat, and
entirely freeing it from smut. Huntley and
Babcock's Adjustable Flour Bolt or Bran
Buster.
The Mattison Flour Packer
Utica French Burr Mill Stones.
Scales, Boiling Cloths, Betting, &c, &c.
Johnson s. Co.'S Celebrated Force Pumps
The undersigned are prepared to supply any
thing in the Mill Furnishing Line. For further
particulars and circulars, with full cuts of ma
chimes terms, &c, &c. Address
KNOX q SMITH, No g. south Union St,
Sole Agents for this city, Georgetown. and vi
cinity, Valley of Virginia, Lynchburg and
Tide water, Va. feb l2-tf
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YTIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court Of AlcXandT RIA
County, on the 5th day Of March 1866, John
Hum hrcys and Thos. Summers co-parners in
trade under the firm Of Humphreys u Summers,
plaintiffs against Harriet Y. Ladd, Joseph s.
Ladd and the heirs Of John H. Ladd, deceased.
and his personal representatives whose names are
unknown, defendants.
The object Of this suit is to attach and subject
the estate of Harriet V. Ladd to the payment
Of three hundred and seventy dollars. due Com
plainant with interest and the costs Of this SUIT.
The defi3 NO wing entered tncr appear
ance and given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules OF TINS court ana II aI-
dents Of this State, it is ordered that the said
defendants appear here within one month after
due publication of this order, and do what Is ne
ccssarv to protect their interest in this suit, and
that copy of this order be forthwith 'Srf E
Iished in the city Of Alexandria, oncca week for
four successive weeks and posted at the front
door of the Court house Of this County: A copy
teste. JEf E'o'N IANH Ni'lN
r, 3 TAYLOR ?. &. marlC-laWlW
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A box "a by Is inches, % deep, contains barrel
A box l6 by l69 inches, 8 deep, contains bushel
A box by 81 inches, deep, contains peck
A box 4 by inches, 4b deep contains half gallon
A box 4 by inches, 81 deep, contains quart
Ten gallons picked onions SO pounds.
Ten gallons sour krout 81 pounds.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
AA g5::s:::..:::=a

D. q E#z zzzz::.z:=.:::..:::za
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY,
Office and Depot.
NO. 81, and SO KING ST.
THIS COMPANY: is now prepared to do s
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
PORTATION BUSINESS, i u
To and from New York, Philadelphiu, Baltl-
more, Washington Alexandria, Richmond,
Petersburg Norfolk, Lynchburg, Char
lottesviIIe, Winchester, Harris
onburg, Staunton Lexington
Salem and Bcstol, in Va;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Godsboro
Wilmington, Newbem Raleigh, Green's
boro', Salisbury, and Charlotte
n. c., and to and from
All Stations on the Orange s. Alexandria. Vir.
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
mond and Petersburg, Peters burg and
Weldon Wilmington and Weldon,
2..a. Atlantic and \ orth Carolinp,
Ralei III and Gaston,an
North Carolina
Central rail
&&aJaa roads
AS rapidly as possiblethe Lines and Agencie;
of the Company viii he extended to other
States, of which due notice will be given.
The tariff of charges is based upon fair bust
ness principles Yielding a rel: enable profit to
the Company, without oeing oppressive to the
public. Upon this bias S itconidentiJ be, ents
its ella ms for fair share Of patronage, relying
upon lis large ca pital and the character of its
officers and agents for that public confidence
GEORGE T. WHITTINGToN,
jan ely Agent
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TREIGHT on all articles to Springfield, Burke's,
I Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas, Brstoe,
Warrenton Junction, Bealeton, happahannock,
Brandy, Mitchelps, Rapidan, Madison, North
Garden, Govesville, Rockish Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid.
Freight to Alexandria, Catlctt's, Warronton,
Culpeper, Orange Gordonsvile, Charlottesville,
Lovingston, Amherst McIvers, and Lynchburg,
may be paid on delivery.
JOHN F. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent
oct lift 0. & a. 4. z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

LOST G. O. II .
THE ENTIRE
STOCK O + G o 0 ID 5
contained in the store No. 60, King street
corner of Fairfax, comprising
10000 CIGARS,
50 boxes superior brands Of
CHEWING TOBACCO!
Pipes, Notions, &c. is now being closed out. The
attention of Merchants, city and country, is
particularly called to the attractions offered in
the sale of these goods. ......
feb 2O-1m L LllIEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13
THE GAZETTE.
MISUNDERSTANDING, MARCH -

REnygF1eN=oF-7PR1cEs- The Baltimore
Ame,ieaa remarks hat The reduction IN the
price Of gald ought Ito produeeda general re.
ductidnip an tie agticfesof enecessity-7 :
Solar ne have heard Of butt branch efsbus=
mess bathas YIELDED to this inevitable resalt
During the past Two weeks there has been de de
cline m1he wholesale and retail prices ofldry
goods Of al descriptions Of fully thirty per cent?
Groceries, -four, rovisions beef and. market ,5:
produce still keepats the high figures FPrle es
must come down., and the sooner the large
holders yield to The inevitable pressure Tor. a
recediDg scale, the better itWlH be tor them ~
the long run. ! 81 .l. Es3 l.5. s :. 4s ,.,,i
WHALING BY. STEAM The feasibility OF
whaling bysteam, having been thoroughly test
ed blythe Messers Roys Brothers OF New York,
three steamers are to. leave different ports OF
England about the 5th Of Aprlltnext The
steamers sail from England under the Danish
flag, and the officers and fewofthe crew have
shipped at this port, The whales are killed BY
Roys' patent rocket sharpoon In five days
sail, the steamers are on whaling ground, where
the sulphur bottoms are found IN great.apun-
dance This mode of whaling has been tried by
these parties two seasons with perfect success.
The crews are made up principally OF Danes
Neao Bedford Mercury. @ il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13
1c7 KING STREET; 1G1
lOl Near Washington street, ~

A DRY GOODS STORE IS SELLING OUT.
$50, 600 worth Of
to be be sold at less than Cost Prices.
NJ. FLEISCHER,
No. lei, KING STREET,
offers his whole stock Of ....
DRY GOODS AND SHOES.
at less than Cost Prices, and earnestly calls all his
friends and customers to give him call ana
nynn,inc his stock, as this IS no humbug and the
goods must be sold by the 18th Of April next;
All those who are indebted to me will please call
and make payment, and all those to whom am
indebted vii please call and require payment.
Store to be closed every Saturday until I
o,clncE n, m, VI. FLEISCHER,
NH Elm No 16l, King street.