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DLANK BOOKS, PAPER

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER
ID AND STATIONERY.
wish it distinctly understood and remem ber-
cd that, in addition to my Auction and Com
mission Business, (simply an auxiliary append
age,) I have made, and shall continue to make,
additions to my stock OF
WRITING PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS,
.. ...... = ENVELOPES,
AND MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY,
And design making these the leading articles
and prominent feature of my future operations
in business, Wholesale and retail cheap' Tor
cash only. JOHN H.. FAhkOIl,
S. w. corner of King and Water streets,
... ~. ...' Alexandria, Va.
N BIN addition to the above, | wish it
known and remembered, that have the largest
stock of SHEET MUSIC in Virginia, if not in
the South, and am adding to it every few days.
All orders, inclosing cash.. will be promptly
attended to, and sent by mail or otherwise, free
of charge,
Liberal discounts made to schools and music
teachers. [sep l-tf] >. u: 1: =
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The entrance onWednesday, September 26th,
will be distinguished By a parade Of imposing
grandeur-knights in suits OF real steel armour
Iadies in rich rare and regal costumes; the
Queens carriage of State; the Mounted Zou-
arcs; the Colossal Lion Dem the golden car Of
Orpheus Bloodcd Stock Of Horse, which make
up a gratutous display upon the street that at
once demonstrates to the people tie great re-
sources and immeasurnpe strength OF
DAN E1.STELLO'S GREAT SHOW,
A REAL LIVE LION.
LET LOOSE IN THE STREETS |
Taken from its cage, put upon Il car, and thus
carried in triumph through the lines of - city,
will be one ofthe many superiorites which dis
tinguish this Great Show from all others.
PopUla: with all People. ..
Sovereign in the South.
THE BEST SHOW, 49,.
will visit Alexandria,
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 26th,
and then proceed directly to Richmond.
G.. &. PELL, Gen. Business Agt.
DIR RICHARD ?. JONES,
sep 12-t26 Manager of Publications.
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MERCHANTS OF ALEXANDRIA.

MERCHANTS OF ALEXANDR
Merchants of Alexandria, who wish to secure
the custom of Merchants and others living in
the populous and wealthy counties in the Valley
of Virginia. as we'll as the counties farther west
as Greenbrier, Monroe, Highland, Alleghany
Pocahontas, &C., should advertise in the
STAUNTON SPECTATOR,
one of the oldest and most widely circulated pa
pes in the State.
Its locality, andthe substantial character ofits
patrons-which equal in number the patrons Of
both the other papers published in Staunton
com mbined.-make it most excellent medium
for advertisers Address, o ...
r. MAUZY s. CO..
aug 2S-2w "-..... Staunton, Va
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I'll. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS, SHOES; HATS, qAPS, y coonc
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
=. LADIES' DRESS GOODS, sc, &c,
No. POP. cor. King g. Columbus sts., ard
154, King street,
Calls special attention to his very large and
well-selccted stock OF the above named goods,
which he will sell ut the lowest cash prices
nG"The attention Of Country Merchants is
particularly called to his stocks, which will
compare favorably with any ever offered in this
market, and will be sold ut prices below the Bal
timore market. sep lin
SLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS,
..... IN GREAT VARIETY,
Embracing Wrought Iron and Cast Shears,
Wood and Iron Beam, Left and Right Hand,
Hill Side, Sub-Soil, Road and CoHlter, Single
and Double Mouldboard Plows, Smiths Patent
Steel PlOws and others
Our Plows are fitted with Case-Hardened or
Chilled Castings, which arc much more durab Die
and valuable than ordinary castings, and Will
'''' ''N'''' j. ?. BARTHOLOW & co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
A gricultural Implements, Seeds and Fertilizers,
55S, 7th street. Washington, D. G., and
au 29-lm 25, King street, Alexandria, Va
ITO WILLIAM BEALL:-As you are not
L an nhabitant of the State of Virginia, you
will take notice that on the 18th day OF October,
1866, at the office Of Thomas K. Love, at Fair;
fax Court House, in the county OF Fairfax, and
State aforesaid, between 9 o'clock n m., ana
o. clock p. ~, shall proceed to take the dePosi-
tions of Jacob g. Smoot, Benjamin f. Mackall
Dolly II, Ball. Mark G. Jones and others, to be
read as eviC cnce in the trial of SUIT now pend
ing and undetermined before the Circuit Court
for Fairfax county. wherein l. am complainant
and you are defendant, and if from any cause
said dispositions should MT be completed on that
day they will be continued from day to day
until they shall be completed.
MARY i. LEE BEALL,
By her next friend, Mark T. Jones.
September oth, 1866. sep lO-tocl5
TNNTRAS AND REPAIRS
T. Furnished for all kinds Of
Observation-Disclosures AND
Ma CHINERY.
We have in connection with our Warehouses
REPAIR SHOPS,
where competent machinists are constantly en-
ploved to repair Machinery and Implements
With promptness and despatch.
Betting, Shafting, Ful[ies, Machine Oil, &C.,
- ~ J. P. BARTHOLOW s. CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Agricultural Implements, Seeds and Fertilizers,
55S, 7th street. Washington, d. c., and
uu 20-lm 25, King street. Alexandria, Va.
DowDESTso Top PENTAt HI:EA A551HEG! FFE!D,
ANDPRESERVING THE TEETH s. GU MS,
ARRESTING DECAY, &c, &c,
imparting to the mouth and breath a DELIGHT
Full AROMATIC PERFUME. .... ..
Recommended By al dentists and Physicians
For sale bv WARFIELD & HALL,
an 22-tf Corner Fairfax and Prince SITS.
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Antiiriction Axle
"a u 's'Se' iso'l ''''' 90 ''''' ~ ~ IT, COOK,
jy 25-tf 80 and 224, King street.
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WOOD & COAL.

M 0 d \ a Il d
The subscribers have on hand 5000 cords fine
seasoned PINE CORD WOOD, which they
offer for sale wholesale and RETAIL at their yard,
corner Queen and Union streets.
my l6-tf j. q. Fits s. co.
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BITTERS,
I FOR CHILLS AND FEVER.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.

THE GREAI. V flRTlN1A RHMIID i.
Chiekahominy Bitters perform more cures,
and in shorter time, than any other remedy
ever discovered for Chills and Fever.
Those who have become invalids from, fire.
quent attacks of Chills and Fever, have been
perfectly restored to health in few days, by
the wonderful operation of Chickahominy Bit
ters.
Thousands who have used them need no fur
ther evidence of their value and happy restora-
tive powers The effects Of q miasmatie climate
upon the human system is to produce loss Of ap,;
petite, debility, and general prostration of all
the vital energies. BY the use of Chickahominy
Bitters perfect health is restored in a few weeks
Chickahominy Bitters are the best known
remedy for Dyspepsia, General DEBILITY, w. Loss os
commend it to all.
Manufactured exclusively, in Richmond, Va.
by A. II. NEWTON, and for sale by all tho
JANNEY s. CO., Wholesale Agents,
145, King street, Alexandria,, Va.
ms-The trade supplied at the proprletoIr's S
rates. jy 23-tf
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
RESIDING IN THE SOUTH
AND SOUTh WESTERN STATES.

Prior to the war we had numerous customers
in the South and Southwest, all Of whom we
most respectfully inform that our stock Of For
eign and Domestic First-class Fancy and Staple
D Il Y G O . j S
is now,a then, much the largest and III ost COM
prehensvc in this market
Now, as heretofore, i'll orders receive our
most careful attention.
Our Northern and Eastern corr espondents
send us new supplies daily.
VI. Terms cash. One price only, the actual
market value, marked in plain figures.
&zs.~ All parcels for shipment or express, or
modes, properly packed free Of charge
An examination of stock solicit,d; it ncurs
no obligation TO purchase.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Pennsylvania Avenue and Ninth ST.,
sel3-3wl 'Perry Building" Washington. ID. g.
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BALL AND TOURNAMENT.
There will be a grand TOURNAMENT and
BALL at Fairfax Court House, on TIL Rs
DAY, the 9TH Of September, for the benefit of
the Young Ladies Memorial! Association
All gentlemen dcsrcus of ent' ring as knights
will report in person or by letter to Mr.. JOHN
II. BARNES, at the Court House, on the 18th
inst sep l-tseplI
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CIRCULAR TO NATIONAL BANKS.

The 15ibuae'S special says:
1t having been represented to
United States Treasurer Spinner that
a number of national banks located
in cities where clearing houses are in
operation have estimated their depo-
sits subject to duty from the balances
after exchanges at the clearing house,
and not from the balance at the close
of the day, as required by the regu-
lations, he has issued circular letter
to the cashiers of the national banks
in such localities, in which he says
that the former method cannot be
accepted as correct, and requests
them to inform him whether, in
making up the semi-annual return of
their books for the six months pre-
ceding January 1, 1866, they esti-
mated the average of deposits from
the balance at the close of the day, or
from the balance after the exchanges
at the clearing house. In conclusion,
the Treasurer requests, in the event
that the regulations in this respect
we're complied with by them, that an
additional return be forwarded which
shall contain a statement of the ave-
rage of deposits, estimated from the
balance of deposits at the close of the
day the excess il the average of
balances so returned, as made up
after the exchanges at the clearing
house, and that they remit to this
Office an amount equal to one-quarter
of one per cent. on such differences
= of computation.
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5a1e9.
Dry Goods, Cookery, dc.
BY JAMES G. GIBBES.

c. F. HARRISON AucTIoNExR.
ON THURSDAY MORNING next, 18th
inst. at 10a o'clock, will sell, in front Of
my store, the following articles:
Pieces Longcloth and Calicoes.
Undershirts, Socks, Gloves.
Tooth, Hair and Shaving Brushes.
Playing Cards, Portfolios, DC.
ALSO, as irst
A lot of Crockery and Glassware.
Segars, Backing, Rope &c. d'e
AND
A light Four-horse Wagon.
So Uni nited articles received until 10
o'clock on morning Of SALE Feb IS
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icoMMERcIAL AND FINANCIAL.


New YORK, February 9.-Cotton heavy,
at 45c. Flour advancing Southern $3.50
@$15.50. Wheat steady. Corn dull, at q
decline Of 10. Beef heavy-plain mess $40
@$O. \ Pork unsettled closing at
$S0.12S. Whiskey dull, at $2.24. Sugar
firm. Naval stores dull. Gold ssl.
New YORK, February 12.-Cotton deelin-
ing, and selling at A@45c. Gold $751;.
AUGUSTA, February s.-To-day was q
dull day in the cotton market, there being
no transactions whatever; consequently we
cannot give quotations. Receipts for the
two days 1,975 bales. Gold-buying, 49,;
selling at 5000. Silver unchanged.
CINCINNATI, February s-Flour remains
unchanged and steady. Wheat in fair de-
mand, at $1.9O@$2. Corn dull, at 53c.
Oats dull, at 36c. Rye steady, at 75c.
Hogs steady; in demand at s11.75@s12 for
city dressed. Receipts, 500 head. Provi-
siens quiet, but firm at former quotations.
Mess pork, 2sc., Lard, 1sc. for prime city.
Bulk meats and bacon unchanged; green
shoulders, 9ac. Groceries unchanged and
quiet. Cotton dull and prices nominal.
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City Lots.
BY JAMES G. GIBBES.


BY JAMES G. GIBBES.
G. F. HARRISON, AucT1oNEER.
ON THURSDAY MORNING next. the 18th
inst, at IL O'Clock, will sell, in front of
my store,
One desirable LOT, situated on Assem-
bly, street, between Lady and Gervais,
fronting 70 feet on Assembly street and
running back 21O feet. On this lot there is
store 16a feet front by s5 feet deep.
That desirable BUILDING LOT, con-
tanning one acre, situated on the South
east corner of Lady and Gates streets.
N. B:--Either Of the above lots con be
treated for previous to the day of sale.
Large and -4U,'actiue Sale Of $50, 900 aooyn
Of Clothing, Dry Goods, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery, &c.-the oaoner desir-
ing to change has business.
By JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
ON TUESDAY, Goth February, commencing
at 10 o'clock, we will sell, by catalogue,
at the store Of D. jacobs, 297 King street,
The entire STOCK in said store, consist
ing in part of:
Fine Broadcloth Goats, Pants and Vests.
Great Coats, Business Suits.
Fancy Vests, Furnishing Goods, Hosiery.
All of the above in large variety and new
styles, having been butrecently purchased.
ALSO,
A large and extensivea assortment of DRY
GOODS, consisting Of new and desirable
goods, worthy the attention Of the city and
country trade.
Further particulars in future ADVERTISE
ment.
CoNDIT1oNs.-Au sums under $500, cash;
over that amount, 60 days, for approved
endorsed notes, with interest.
N. B.-Un1imited goods for this sale will
be received up to the 18th inst. Feb 142
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MURRELL REDIvIvUs.-It is stated
that regular organized band of
thieves has been formed between
Tupelo, Miss, and Fort Pillow, on
the plan of John A. Murrell's gang,
which existed all through the South
ern country several years ago. They
have relay posts every twelve miles,
and when horse is stolen at either
terminus of the line, he is ridden IA,
pidly to the first post by one rider,
who procures another horse and re-
turns, and is therefore never absent
long enough tc create suspicion as to
himself in the neighborhood from
which the horse is st tolen. One Of
the gang at post takes the
stolen horsd =! stand beyond,
1 and so to = - - = Ehe line, where
he is sold iently removed
by thiSG - = : - < vicinity whore
1 "a ss k,liscovery.
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Gen. Sup'ts Office, c. & S. C. R. r.,
Headquarters 1st Sub District,

Headquarters 1st Sub District,
DISTRICT WESTERN s. c.,
COLUMBIA, s. c., February 13, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. /.
A LII citizens, white and colored, in this
IN Sub-District, comprising the separate
Districts Of FAIRFIELD, NEwBERRY, EDGE
FIELD, LEXINGTON and RIcHLAND are here
by strictly prohibited from carrying fire.
arms or deadly weapons of any kind, openly
or concealed, upon their persons.
ANY persons violating this order will sub
ject themselves to punishment by either
fine or imprisonment, or both, losing their
claims to the weapons thus carried in de-
fiance of orders and law.
United States soldiers will be governed
by tho same order, except when in the dis
charge Of their duty.
Officers of this command and soldiers on
duty are hereby authorized and instructed
to arrest and disarm any parties discovered
violating this order. By order of
LIEUT.. Col. NAT. HAUGHTON.
GEO. w. IDEN, Lieut.. and A. A. A. G.
Feb IA
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TeI981-aph.
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-xsK
From, Washington.

WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 12-No business
Was. transacted in Congress to-day It
being the birthday of the late President
Lincoln, the Hon. George Bancroft deliver
sence OF highly distinguished audience.
The war OF the roses has already begun.
Since the demonstration at the White
House, ON "Wednesday, the radicals claim
that they are the real Administration par
ty and that the President has apostatized.
They hope to maintain q majority in Con-
gress, and thus paralyZe the reconstruc-
ton efforts Of President Johnson. They
denounce his speeches Of Wednesday, as q
premature veto Of their favorite bills.
President johnson is infexible. He has
already prepared proclamation declaring
the war ended and the Union restored.
with civil Goyernment in ali the. Insured
tionary States. ,.s.sss- -. - ss.<,ssI
The selection q. i Homogeneous sa ! Ca bin ct
and subordinate appointments will follow
tends to carry out his programme and look
to the people for supports The masses
here are delighted, and the radical politi-
clans mad at these m"vennents. e
Gov. BRAMHE TIE OF KENTUCKY. ON
TIE FREEDMEN BCREAU.-A few
days ago, Judge s.. s. Goodloe, of
the City Court of Lexington, under
the statute of Kentucky, fined q
negro for having pistol in his pos
session. Mr.. Pinkerton, agent of
the Freedmen's Bureau, took the
case in hand and notified Judge
Goodloe that all such statutes were
no longer valid, and requested him to-
restore the negro his pistol and remit
the fine. Judge Goodloe declined to
do this, not recognizing any rule Of
procedure in his court but that of the
statutes of Kentucky. The matter
was at this stage referred to Governor
Bramlette, who, in answer to Judge
Goodloe, says: tsYou take the correct
view Of your duty. You have no
power to make, .unmake, OF amend
laws, but must administer them as
they exist. This you and all other
officers should do, regardless of the
menaces of the agents of o bureau
which has no legal existence in Ken
t1cky. The powers assumed by
super-of6cia1s and agents of over
riding the laws and civil authorities
of the State, could be firmly met and
resisted in every legal form. The
whole negro population being now
free, are by our laws, as they now
exist, secured and protected in their
rights of life, liberty and property.
The slave code has nothing to do
with the free negro now, and never
did have. I have every reason to be-
ieve that the present General Assem-
bly, will adopt suitable and wise
provisions for the benefit of the
freedmen. Whether they do or not,
Mr.. Pinkerton ought to know that it
is not your or bis province to make,
amend, or disregard existing laws.
Mr.. Pinkerton would better subserye
the true interests of the negro, and
of the society and State in which he
lives, by locking up his bureau and
losing the key, than by the conrse he
seems bent on pursuing" The Co.
vernon has turned the whole matter
over to the Legislature
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ON the I'd Of January, 1866, the COLUM-
BIA PHOENIX published Daily and
Tri-Weekly) was GREATLY ENLARGED,
and in the quantity and quality Of it's read
paper in the State. The subscription price
to the Daily is SO year; Tri-Weekly 81.
The terms for transient advertising have
been REDUCED OVER TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT; while the monthly and quar-
terry rates have been lowered to such an
extent as to place the columns Of the paper
within the reach of dealers and lnanufac-
turers generally.
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Blu perfauirn oeer III pcr.

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Serlda0t arb GeiudJt.
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@u@E0tttr suits @p6DaltcL. SO.
COMMITS, Ncrtluirr WiitUusr, Gocute,.
ptaltlNol'er, H0uttrelttt, Rntft-r, :daiirer. Vrrr'.
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