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IMMIGRATION.

We take pleasure in laying before our readers
the following circular from Gen. JOHN A. WAGNER;
Commissioner Of the South Carolina Bureau of
Immigration, and hope it will meet the prompt
attention Of those to whom it is addressed. General
W. has studied the subject thoroughly, fully ap-
preciates the Importance Of an accession to our in
dustrial population, while at tho same time he is
fully acquainted with the difficulties that beset his
path. We have on several occasions spoken OF
this NATTER and only last week gave an article
from the leading German organ in the United
States, the New York Staals Zestung, in which
emigrants are advised against going South.
We have shown also what great efforts are being
made in every part of the country to secure large
supply OF white European Labor, especially so in
the States and Territories of the West and North
west Tt is therefore Of the utmost Importance, if
we would assist General W. in his endeavors to
counteraet this state Of things so preudical to U.s.
that our planters and land owners should go
promptly to work and furnish the Commissioner
with the information he desires: If we would sue
ceed, We must be in earnest, and must make be-
ginning sometime and somewhere.
Gen. W. we have reason to know. has been
closely occupied in his efforts to organize the Bu-
reau, and in taking the necessary preparatory
steps to comm unicste the. wants Of the State in
this respect to the world without. he has cores=
ponded extensively with citizens in the interior Of
the State, but as yet has not succeeded in awakng
the necessary degree of interest. We hope the
present GGrcnlar W4 wake !ppour ffaffmers, plant
ers and 1and-holders, and set them to work in
good earnest. This will soon enable the Commits
sioner to send his agents abroad, and empower
them to offer such Inducements to emigrants as
will secure quota for this State.
Certain it is that Gen: ". alone; and unaided by
such cooperation, cannot accomplish much, how
ever wise, earnest and indefatigable he may be-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, April 6.-A general distrust in political
and financial matters is manifest all over Europe
LIVERPOOL, April Cit is stated that the brig
Elizabeth, from New York for Havre, went ashore
at Bremen during a gale, and was seriously dam
aged.
LONDON, & April Ga P. M.-1nformation has
reached this city that the bark .NicolSne, which
recently left New Castle for New Haven, was lost
at sea. No date is given and no further particu-
lars.
LONDON, April e-Noon.-C onsols,. 81. Bonds
75as. -. ~
LIVERPOOL, April s-Noon.-C Cotton dull and
inactive declined td.; sales, 1000 bales middling
uplands, 12sd.; Orleans, 1sd. BreadstuAs firm.
Provisions quiet. Common Rosin, ss. 3d.; fine, les.
Tallow, 44s. Sd. -Turpentine, SIS.
LONDON, April l6-Eyening .-Consols, 81. Bonds,
75s. ,...s-;,sss.
FRANKFORT, April Gu. S. Bonds, 78.
PARIS, April Gu. s. Bonds, s4B.
I1vERpoo1, April 6-Evening:- Cotton closed
heavy and with a downward tendency sales, 5000
bales; uplands. 12sd.; Orleans, 1sd. Breadstuas
without change, Provisions dull. 49, =.
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NoTIcE-THREE MONTHS AFTER

H5- N 0 II G E.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
: . : e! !: :: ::
l44fy, is5a: sH6sres No: 70. dated a1st
March, 1860, Is Half Shares. .t:s.-ss
DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee Of Il. L. BLAKEe-No. 1924,
dated 18th February 1856 Shares; No. 49, dated s1
March, 1850, s Half shareu. 1amo3 February
@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DIsTRIoT-DANIEL h. sLCoX ~. JOSEPH. F.
BRAUN.-N THE COMMON PLEAS, .ATTAoHnrN7.--
Whereas the Plaintiff did, on tho 2eh day Of February,
1867 file his declaration against the Defendants who It
sad Is absent from and without the limits Of the State
and has neither vito nor attorney known within the
same, upon whom copy Of said declaration might be
served ss.za .,....5 = = ..:...=s. ). ..4;..
1t Is therefore ordered that the said Defedsnt do ap
pear and plead to the sad declaration, or before the
9th day February which will be in the year Of our Lord
1885, otherwise final and nj solute Judgment WIN be given
and awarded against him. J. W. BROWNFELD, a.
Clerks Office Charleston District G. @. p:
March 2 1smo12
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SWaahfnRtOn Now.

W
submitted to the President the correspondence be-
tween GRANT and SHERIDAN regarding removals.
special to the Baltimore Sun says General
GRIFFIN recommends tho removal OF Governor
THRooKMonToN, of Texas. General SHERIDAN
agrees with him, and suggests the removal of the
Governor of Louisiana, General GRANT, in reply,
doubts the Generals power to remove Governors,
and thinks removals must be madeby, Congress or
after trial under the sixth section go - ..5
Tie New York papers publish the argument
which Judge ssHiRKEY and RoBERT j. WALKER
propose submitting support Of the Mississippi
complaint, on next Friday. d. =. aE@s
General Sol MERED1rHs OF Indiana, was rejected
by the Senate as Surveyor General of Montana:
P. q. WINTER Was confirmed Marshal OF the
Southern District Of Mississippi and FRAHoB BUG
BEE, United States Attorney General for the North
ern District Of Alabama.i! {. .:.l. ttt: ~.
Returns from the land office at Tallahassee
Florida, show over eight Thousand acres have been
ocated under the homestead law, which limits en-
tries to sixty acres. = - = .s'.55
The White House is crowded to-day. Attorney
General STANBuRY and Postmaster General RAN
DALI are among the visitors. S :; - i.,.tf
The National Bank circulation is nearly two hum
dred and ninety-nine millions s.55.:. 5 y. sez
The War, Navy and Interior disbursements for
the week are three and quarter millions. z.
Internal Revenue receipts for the week are five
million eight hundred thousand. -
The Senate WAS open she proceedings were m
p1ae.ts s.s :. eap61ling sAuHSSRz
was indefinitely postponed, when the Senate went
into executive session.
APsH THE official papers, three in Louisiana,
and two in each of the other States,
are authorized by SPECIAL EArt te publish the laws
of tho .Thirty-ninth. Congress-. win amount
to about $1,000: The law provides that the
War, Navy, Executive, Federal and Judiciary sd-
vertisements shall be published in these papers
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STEVENS has been quite. M since Wednesday
from disease Of the heart. ,-ass -
Facts regarding Russian America have been
developed within week 9impressing the Senate
more tavorably toward the ratification ratia Of the
treaty. Ills believed that q majority OF the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations favor the ratification.
The Washington Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons for the District Of Columbia, organized
last night. J. E. F. HoIMEAD, g. II. p, GEO. C..
WILLING, Grand Secretary. The Constitution Of
the Grand Chapter Of New York was adopted, with
slight notifications to suit the locality.
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General News.

IT-J..-.. GeneFal News . -
New ORLEANS, April 6.-:News sc.om the levees
above continsfe unfavorable. The uayor OF Baton
Rouge telegraphs that Halls levee is in imminent
danger.
COLUMBUS. April 6.-The Senate concurred in
the House amendment. Of the suffrage bill extend
ing the franchise to Ill male citizens, except rebels
and deserters. .,i552 zs.sz
EAsptRr, April Gall the buildings on VIA
IEN's Wharf have been burned. -:
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n8-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ. WHITING, Esq, .ss candidate foroshertf Of
Charleston tJudioal) District ct the next election.
September lC ID
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ELECTIONS IN THE STATES OF SOUTH AND
NORTH CARoLINA.-We call the special atten-
ton Of our readers to the following order. 1t
is very desirable, especially in the country
Districts which are remote from headquarters,
and where the mail communications are not
frequent, that early notice Of the approaching
vacancy Of the local Offices should be given,
and that the citizens should see that the proper
information as to the fitness of the incumbent
is laid before the Commanding General i'll time
for his consideration:
lHDQRS. SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT ~
: E (NoRTH CAROLINA AND SOUTH CARoIINA), r..
=, ~. Il CHARLESTON, s. c. April l, 18Gf.)
TGKNRRAL ORDERS No. 81 :-, c' as-. -. :. -.
When an election for district, county, municipal
or town officers is required to take place, in &C.
;cordance with the provisions of the local law,
within the limits Of any post in this command
Commanding Oficers will promptly report to these
headquarters the time and place Of such election,
and, the designation Of the Offices to be filed.
If the present incumbents be ineligible TO hold
office, or any objection exist arising out OF their
misconduct in Office, to the continuance OF their
functions, the facts will be reported by tho Post
Commander, with his suggestions, having in view
the interests of the service and the welfare Of the
locaityimme ediately, o1cerneds S@3,
BY command OF Major General D. E. Sickles.
Capt. 38th q. S. Init, A. D. G. and A A, A. G..
- Oficisl: ALEXANDER MOORE. Aide-ie- Camp,
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FOR FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, BR UN WICK, ST
MARY's, FERNANDNA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALI
THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER A:
FAR AS PALATKA.
THE FINE STEAMER
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CIRCULAR.
South CAROLINA BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION


SOUTH CAROLINA BUREAU oF IMM1aRAToN,
CHARLEsToN, April S, 1867.
10 abes Landowners in South Carolina
GENIEMKN:-I take the liberty to appeal to
your patriotism in behalf Of the recently enacted
measure of immigration, at least to the patriotism
Of those among yousFho entertain the opinion that
an increase of population, industry and capital
will be beneficial to the State.
I. is well Known that European immigration is
now mostly flowing into the West, where cheap
lands and many facilities and other inducements
are offered. In the new States public lands are
yet to BIZ had at nominal outlay, and stranger
going there need NOT, for a moment, be at loss
where to locate, thousands Of places being always
for sale and registered for his SELECTION With US
it is different. Although there may, perhaps, be
thousands Of places for sale In South Carolina, no
one can know where to find them, unless they are
advertised and registered in some well known and
accessible locality. For this the Bureau of Immi-
grafton has partly been established Without any
charge whatever to the landowner, his lands that
he can spare for sale will be registered and adver-
tised in the best markets Of the world. But how
can tihiis be I6i3sss ,you forward the infor-
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KATE,
CAPTAIN T. ]. LOCKWOOD,
TTyILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF on
wv evtly Wednesday, Morning, at O'Clock precisely
Freie received daily and stored free of charge.
For FREIGHT or Passage apply board or at the OF
Ace of JOHN MAHONEY, JR, zS East Buy
November 13 Above Craig, Tuomey h Cos.
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:. New York News. a:. .,ja s.z.
New YORK April TAT the meeting Of the Work.
ing Mems Union last night it was stated that $50
out the $50 on the strike have received the ad-
vance demanded. The strike in Brooklyn had
been entirely successful. t.a.7 l.
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TOR BALTIMORE.

sIt-a The STEAMER OLUMElA.
ssss.sssea.zaEssCa JAMES HARFER, having re-
caived new boiler. and been thoroughly Taht-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, st * CLOCK, ,. III,
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown,
stopping al all her former landings.
Returning, will Leave AlaIandria every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at o'clock:
The STEAMER THOS. +. CAHlLIi, Capt.
JAS H NORRIS, will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAT, ats p. NJ tonohingnt Chap Point
and returning will leave Alexandria ever
FRIDAY EVENING, at 4 o'ciock.
M1~All way freight must be prepaid.
icy For freight and passage apply 10
NH 6-lOru T. WHEAT Agent
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- TRANSPORTATION LINE. IN
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, AND
GEoRGETOWN,D. c., CONNECTING, ~ a
AQUA CREEK WITH THE: RICHMOND.
: FKEDERICKSBURG.& POTOMAC z. Z.
-rs.o THE STEAMER f EXPRESS,
z EEzsssaeE Captain A. c. Nickle, leaves Balti-
moro from Pier No. s, Light street wharf, every
TUESDAY, at 4 O clock p, M, for the above
cities and stopping at the following way PoiHts
on the Potomac: Point Lookout Plney foint
Foxwelps Wharf, Curioman Bay, Bureh's
Wharf, Stones Wharf, Chapel Font, Matthias
Point Aqua Creek, connecting with raliro pt
to Fredericksburg and Richmond, Smiths It.
and Glymont Returning leaves Washington
at Ga M and Alexandria at : q. M, every
SATURDAY.
LF-ssss THE STEAMER KENEBEC,
E:ssssSsasSss Captain John II. Wilson, leaves Bal
timore from Pier No 6, Light street wharf, ey-
cry FRIDAY; at 4 p. M, for tho above cities,
and stopping at the following point ia on the Po-
tomac Kiyer: Mundy's Point, KinSale, Piney
Point, Plowden's W harf Pope Greek, Matthias
Point NaniemoF Stores, Aqua Greek, connect m
ing with railroad to Fredericksburg and Rich
leaves Washington at 6 q. m, and Alexandria
ut A. NJ every WEDN ESDAY.
10 Freight of all descriptions carried at 10"
rates For further information applyto
: j. BRODERS & co.
No II, King street. Alexandria.
]. E YRTAN s. BRO.
345 Pennsylvania av., Washington
A. NEEDHAM & SONS,
l42, Light st. Wharf Baltimore.
j. G. WATERS,
nh TT l09, Water street, Georgetown,
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'st,u r A K .
rELEBEATtD
L = o., Fl l. H..
Universal Dinner rilh
FOR Nervous and Sick Headache, Co<ityc,'iI,.
Indigestion, Dyspepsis, Nilousne5s CoitSI ,,li'-
ton, Diarrnea, GoIcs. Chi!ls, Fever, ~" .
aral arrangement Of the Digestive Organ
Boxes, % cts, 20 cta and - si2os
Sold by al druggists everywhere. ,o,r.p
And by HEN n H. ~ n,, \ I
And by L. 5 IEADBEATEK s ~
Wholesale and Retail Agents: AIsIslaF'"'
Ear 1e-lmd&tw
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MATaIhIoNY OR DEATH. A very curious
affair transpired in Louisville on Saturday at.
ternoon. a couple of respectfully dressed
young women were passing along the street,
when they were met by a very well dressed
young man. One of the girls aceosted him,
and be stopped and spoketo her. Some words
transpired between them, when the girl said,
in very loud voice, ''Are you going to marry
me?" The young man answered something
which we suppose must have been negative,
IS the girl Immediately caught him by the
throat, and as he struggled to get loose, tore
off his collar. The other girl then attacked
him, and as he turned to go they gave him
vigorous kick, each, and off he went. They
turned aud walked off in the opposite dlrec7
ton, and so the affair ended. -LouasuiNe Cou".
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STEAMERS, RAILROADS, &c.

NEW EXPRESS; LINE sEsn b
BETwEEs ss:aEssss
PHILADELPHIA AND ALEXANDRIA
GEORGETOWN AND WASHINGTON.
WA CANAL.)
Good substantial and well adapted FREIGHT
STEAMERS comprise this new line, which will
sail on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY of
each week from Philadelphia, and TU ESDAYS
and THURSDAYS from Alexandsia, at II m.
Freight, &c, at moderate rates.
For particulars apply at
"A G E N T s. .....
Nc ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
No. 4, g. Wharves, Alexsudrie, Va.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON.
So, Wster<t. Georgetown and Washington.
agg2...se. WILLIAM P. CLYDE,
&C 4-tf No. H. North Whsrvea, Philada.
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s. ALEXANDRIA H. R.

A kIa1NOU W w
On and after SUNDAY, January 27th two
daily pass en- ger trains will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting at
Gordonsvile with the Virginia Central Railroad
to RICHMOND, and at LYNCHB re- with
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, for NEW
ORLEANS and intermediate points.
Through tickets, and baggage checked to
Richmond and oil points South and Southwest:
MEMO CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON and RICHMOND.
Leave Washington daily at go "a. n. and 80
p. m.; and Alexandria at 7.l5 q. m and 1.25 p,
m, arriving at Lynchburg at 4.25 p. NJ, and
437 g. M, and at Richmond t4.00p. H., snd 5.W
g.. m.
Leave Lynchburg at 725 s. III, ard +: % p. H.;
arrive at Alexandria at 4.25 p. N. and 90 g. H..
and at Washington at 5.35 p. m. and 6.25 a: H.
j. II. BROADUS,
ism 26-tf General Ticket Agent
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RAILROAD MEETIR Gs.

0RANGE& ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
" COMPANY.-Notice is hereby given that
a general meeting of the Stockholders Of this
Company will be held ct the ofiee Of the Com
tbir EZRA dsv Of April next, ct 10 O clocl, q. n
ny ''"e' % viz ' j: H. REID, Clerk.
gzs~ The transfer books will be closed from
the 18th of March, until the Adjournment OF the
above meeting. ,, c,,,....
[Richmond Enquirer, Lynchburg, Chnrlottes-
NH l-p0td
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GTOLEN-TWO PRINTED CHECKS, pay.
y able to bearer on First National Bank, not
1lled up by me, but with my signature attached,
we're stolen on the 18th instant from Cameron
Iills. The Bank has been notified of the loss,
and payment prohibited. All persons sre here
By warned not to negotiate said checks, as I
have closed my account OF said Bank, and will
resist payment Of said checks into whose hands
soever they may fall.
NH 16-tf E ED. HUNT.
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THE d; GAZETTE.
sArnRpAY. EVENING, MARCH 29.

Tpr ART OF DINING. "A writer in one of
the Weekly papers is instructin1g the world on
the art of dining The second article Of the
series is not quite four columns long, and is de-
Voted to the FIRST step" in dining. Our rea-
ders may be glad to know that he recommends a as
soup as the first thing to be ta5ea oaead a.
NAV be taken according to taste with the SOLID
articlesl For the purpose evidently of spsring
The feelings of his readers the writer torbears
to enter upon any discussion OF the practice
of taking three or four raw oysters at the be-
ginning Of the dinner which, he says, lis
not at all.uncommon." He is kind enough to
BY promising that the successive stages Of the
dinner shall be as agreeable and as easy as the
FIRST step. A guod many persons think the
"6rst step is to get dinner, and they would
be obliged to the writer Of this learned series if
he would make that easy aud agreeable.
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GROCERY, LIQUOR
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
no. 80. NORTH ROYAL ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Is.now receiving one of the largest and ht5t
selected stocks ever offered to the country-tTade
and the citizens OF Alexandria, consisting IN
part Of six hhds. f. T., English l5'anh ana
Cuba New Sugars.
% hills Crushed, Granuiated and Powdered
Sugars.
10 bbls A B and Coffee Sugar2
20 " Portland, Philada. & Stewart oHyrnr,
90 sacks Rio, Laguyra and Java Cohoe9
s hhds New Hams, Shoulders and Side Bacon
DO boxes Brown and Yellow Soap.
70 4" Colgate's Toilet Soap
60 " Tallow Candles.
10 - A. D. Candles.
10 hbls Pittsburg Coal OH,
20 81 Assorted Crackers.
20 " Paptap. co Family and Extra Flour.
% e. r. Hatcher5 Extra s. Super Flour.
10 " Columbia Mills Extra Flour.
70 " Super and Fine Flour.
20 " Old Va, Thompson & other Whistles
10 " In casks French and Dom. BRA fdy.
n. f. Rum and Giu. Old Port, Madeira aTd
Sherry Wines.
20 boxes Factory Cheese.
10 - English Dairy and Pineapple thaa's
70 Dbl: Labrador. ba:tpoTt and Potomac
Herring,
20 chests and chests auHPo"1al. Imperial,
Tyson, Japan and Black Teas.
20 boxes Warren I east fcTlaT.
gross Of Extract Coffee.
10 bbls Baltimore Pickles
20 e Cider Vinegar.
10 boxes English snd American Cs5:i!@ S""F,
bbls Virginia Buclwhaat
20 doz HIecking, Whitewash s Scrub t'UShe:
20 boxes New layer Raisn:
l0 bbls Baltimore and 4. I. tiTouHd I"naa
10 hoxes Virginia Celebrated Tobacco"
- tt Pipes
% sacks Fine and G. 8. Salt
10 dozen 5miths Broom=,
Z, Il Painted and Cadai Bucket
80 reans Wrapping Paper
gross Axe Handles
kegs English 9od,..
TOG ETHER WIFE
Canned Fruits, :,f al kind.
Italian Mnccaroni.
Mustard, Allspice. Gloves, ;5ar1iI'a-.
Bottled Brandy and Whisky,
Wine Scotch Ale, Brown Stout.
Olive Oil, French Mustard, Tonlet' I.t up
C0coa, Br0ma, Gelalina, Ch1'1lst"
Mason's BlackiuG.
Corn Starch, Hecker'= Fnrlnn.
Boxer and IJtough!Cn Bitter.
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MERCHANTS LINE,
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WA5ilNE
TON & GEORGETOWN STEA 81
SHIP COMPANY,

The steamship +: G. Knight will
.sa5s:sss sail from Pior No. s, Alexandria, 1oi
New I ork. on Thursday, the 7th pr"Hlno, al
noon.
The steamship John Gibson will sAiI from
Pier No. 50. Fast River. New York, Tor Alex
andria Washington, and Georgetown, or Sal
urday, March 9th, at noon.
The steamships Of this line are first class, and
sail weekly between the above named ports
The Company have made thorough arrange
mems for the transportation Of through irelght
to all points north; and connecting with the
Alcxandria LOudoun & Hampshire and Orange
and Alexandria Railroads, and al points South
and West
All freight must be sent to the dock early on
the day Of sailing. For freight and p2s;agfe1 ap-
ply 1" HENRY Z, WlNhHIf,
No. 81, north Union -, Alexe.
G. ?. HOUGHTON, Il Co.
Agents Washington and Georgetown.
SMITH, BROWN s. CO,
lie 28-tf Agents, y South st.. New York.
NEW RIVER LINE.
The steamer WAwAsET, Capt. X ..lEE e-
SAM,L. GEDNEY will leave Al ss q = TT5s1 =
exandria every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNINGS, ut O'Clock, for Curroman.-
Returning will leave Curroman at ) o clock on
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNINGS,
arriving in Alexandria early in tle evening.
She will touch at all landings for freight and
passengers, which will Oe taken AT the lowest
possible rates.
For freight or passage apply TO
HOOE & WEDDERBUkN, Agts.,
fah OFF Foot of Prince street.
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ian 26-tf

old STAGE LINE FROM --...,,z.z,
~ ALEXANDRIA TO WINCHESTER
FARE REDUCED
Leaves alexandria on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at clock a. m, ana arrives at
Winchester at IL o'clcck NJ, following, days,
Leaves Winchester on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at II o'clock H., and arrives at
Alexandria at q O clock p. M, following days
Lying over at Upper7il!e at night, where
there are good hotel ACCOMMODATIONS:
Persons taking this line will be called i2I az
their residences IN Alexandria and Winchester,
and delivered at same on arrival.
Fare from Alexandria to Winchoster~- s.. %
. Middleburg..-.- 2,25
Upperville...~.. l. 90
Other points i'll proportion.
Offices st the City Hotel Alexandra, ana
Taylor Hotel, Winchester.
Freight on sll packages sent BY this line must
be prepaid if not, its delivery will be st the
risk Of the owner
WHALET s VESSELS Froprietor=.
". 3. NOLAND:
Agent al Iiddeburg-
j. II. THOMAS,
feb 1T Age1t II Fairfax Court House.
NEW YORK, WAsHINGToN,
IN AND ALE3ANDRIA
EAPRESfa LINE STEAMERS.
I'll OLD LINE. &C.
This linz will be regularly KEPT lip during Inc
winter months, BY good and substantial OUT
SIDE STEAMSHIPS. leaving once s weak, from
pier Is, 4: River, New York, and pier II, Alex
andria. Connecting ct New York with the
Metropolitan Steamship Line to Boston, and
with the Orange Il Alexandria Railroad. st Al
eXandria.
Bills Of Ladlng given through To Boston di-
rect
Freight taken at lowest ratea, and forwarded
to all parts of the United States free of com
missions.
For freight apply to
NJ ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
No. 4, South Wharves Alexandria.
JAMES HAND,
l04, Wall street, New York.
JOHN 3. DAVIDSON,
de 90 63, Water ST., Georgetown, d. G.
Riverside Extra Flour
Is fer sale b. lmh II THOS. PERRY.