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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June g.
The receipts of customs for the week end
ing the Slst of May were S24,7 20.
The Governor OF Michigan has made appli
cation in behalf of the Portage Lake and
Lake Superior Canal company, for further
extension Of time in order TO complete their
selections, under the act of July Sd, 1866,
making an additional grant of 1000 acres OF
land.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office replies by asking the Governor to spe.
city the time he desired on behalf of the
company.
Official proclamation is made of Conven
ton between the United States and venezu.
ella, for a mixed Commission in order to set,
tie the American claim,
The amount of fractional currency re-
deemed and destroyed at the Treasury De.
partment. during the week, was $3.50, 700.
The receipts Of internal revenue during
the week were So, 450, ,239 04.
Gen. Sickles left for Charleston to. .dav.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY

WAsHIyGroS. June g.
Shortly after the Presidential party left
Richmond this morning, salute was fred By
detachment OF United States Artillery, on =
lot near the line Of railroad, and within view
Of the passengers; company OF cavalry was
in line on the same premises. On reaching
Ashland aerowd came to the car for the puE.
pose OF paying their respects 10 the President
and Secretary Seward. Postmaster General
Randall left the party and returned to Wash,
ngton last night. Cheers were given as the
train moved on. At Frederick sburg an as
sernbage CALLED on the President for speech,
but be merely thanked his friends for the cor
dial reception. Cheers were given as the
train left the station.
The party returned to Washington q, -four
o clock this evening. Crowds at the variou
stations we're larger on their return than on
their journey to Raleigh, with correspond
ing increase of hospitality. All parties en
press themselves delighted with sbe trip.
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FROM LEAVENWdRTH.
LEAyEswoRTH, Ka..

LEAvEswoRTH, Ka., June 8.
The Senatorial Excursion party arrived at
St. Joseph, from Omaha, at half past Eve this
evening and will remain there for supper, and
will leave at $40, by special train, for this
city, where they will stay till Monday, then
proceed to the end of the track on the Pacific
Railway, Eastern Division. A party of ten,
from St. Louis, arrived there to-day to Join
The sxcnnionists.
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FROM CLINTON.

CLINTON, Iowa, June 8.
] am authorized to state that delegates to
the Republican and Democratic Conventions
for the nomination of Governor, DC, to be
held this month at Des Moines, will be trans>
ported over the Chicago Northwestern lines
in Iowa at full fares, and that on presenta
ton Of certificates Of the Secretary Of the
Convention that the delegate came over said
line, and was a delegate at either Of said Con-
yentIons, he will be passed back free.
(Signed) \. B. BAKER.
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DRY GOODS
J Shelley 4 sons...............-..a7 Main street
Kramer, Irwin 5 co................l0s Main street
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Coronation OF Francis Joseph.

PEsTH, June 8.
The coronation of Francis Joseph as King
of Hungary occurred to-day amid great
concourse of people.
LONDON, June 8-Eve.
A telegram has been received stating the
Turkish navy had blockaded the Greek ship
Arcadisn at Coregio.
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BOOKS q sTATIoNERY.

BAG FACTORY.
W A Beers Main stree
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FROM CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, June &.
The Fourth Anniversary of the New Jeru-
salem Church assembled here yesterday.
Rev. J. j. Scammon, Of Chicago. was chosen
President Delegations from all parts Of the
land were present.
At meeting Of the City Council. com
mite was appointed to report on the suitable
location for park Of FIVE hundred acres, for
Cincinnati.
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HOTELS.
Tepfer rHouse..................cor Third johnson.
Demng House Second d johnson.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, June g.
Gen. Cole was to day committed for trial
for alleged crime of murder. A. NJ. Cole,
United States Consul, at Acapulco, arrived
yesterday, and had protracted interview
with his brother in the iai
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, June s.
In q case before the u. s. District Court
Judge Bryan has decided that the telegraph
company is bound to exhibit private messages
in evidence when required, the kilograms
not being within the class of privileged com
munications
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, June 8.
At half past nine o'clock this morning
Brevet Brig. Gen. Jno w. Forsyth, of Gen
Sheridan's staff, called at the Executive Office
in the Mechanics Institute, and informed
Gov. Wells that he bore a written communi
cation to him from the General Commanding,
which was found to be as follows
HEApQuAMERs 5rH MILITARY DIs'T,
NEw ORLEANS, June Z.
To Mr.. J. Madison Wells, Fix Governor Of Loui-
sana
SIR-Gov. Flanders has just informed me
that he made an official demand on you for
the records of the Office which yon have
heretofore held as Governor of Louisiana,
and that you have declined to turn them over
to him, dlsputing the right TO remove from
office by me, which right you have acknow-
ledged and urged on me up TO the time Of
your removal. therefore send Brevet Brig.
Gen. J. w. Forsyth, of my staff, to notify
you that he is sent by me to eject you from
the Governors room, forcibly, unless you
consider this notification as equivalent to
election. tSigned)
P. Ii. SHERIDAN,
Mai. Gen. IT, s. A.,
Com. Fifth Military District.
After reading this communication, Gov.
Wells answered as follows:
"GEs. FoRsYTH-Sir: | surrender the Office
| hold only to the sword
The Governor then called upon Judge
Ryan, of the Parish Of Rapides, TO bear wit
ness of what he had said.
Without making any response whatever,
Gen. Forsyth withdrew. The new appointee
Of Gen. Sheridan, Mr.. Flanders. will there
fore take immediate possession OF the Exec
utive Office.
Ex. Gov. Wells has consulted with eminent
counsel as 10 the proper course 10 pursue at
law.
About half past ten this morning Gov.
Flanders, accompanied by Gen. Forsyth, sp
peared at the Governors room and entered
upon his daties as Governor Of Louisiana.
There we're no ceremonies whatever. he
stated that his efforts should be, TO the best
Of his ability, for the public good.
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Travelling Cases, Travelling BAGS.
S. g Bridges 4 Este, House.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToS, June s.
fuckers large warehouse, at Charlestown,
fell to the ground with terrible crash yester-
day afternoon. Three men were severely in.
iured.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, June 8.
Thirty steamboats,, bound for Ft. Benton,
Montana laden with 120,000 tons Of freight,
havepassed Sioux City, Iowa, this season.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Proclamation In Admiralty

Proclamation In Admiralty.
rniisd satfs Of Am<riea, District Of Iocd-
United States Msrshars 0rice,
Keokuk, june o. 1867
HEREBY give notice thst by virtue OF warrant Of
arrest aud noniton, ssued oct sf the ONE Of the
Clefk the United stsss District Court In and for the
Dfstrict OF Iowa aud 20 directed 10 the following
cause to-wit John Douglass. mariner and libeant.
against the boat barge New Bra No D. tackle and ap
psrsl and in civ and maratime for demand Of
cont art Of wages sfo3 soIoo l did June g. A. D.
ise the port OF ksokuk Lee County lows, In said
District Iowa and taketn possession for safe
custody and do detsin the said barge New Ers No.
tackle and apparel, and hsrsby also give pnhc
stce assigned fr the retnrn Of said
the 2lth dsy Of June, 1857, at leA. sod
herehy sdmonish and summons all persons claiming
any interest In the said barge New Era No her tackle
aud apparel knowing having anything 10 say Why
the should not be condemned and sold to snswer
the demand of ssid bast that they be and appear be-
tore the said District Court for th District OF Io~s at
return 10 be texan aud bolden at said Dstret
Coart Room the 24th day Of Jane aforesaid st Keo
kak Iowa, In SAID District said last named day,
whsn aud where said will be heard thsn and thsre
pos- their claim and SAL libel, and maks
their allegations in that behalf
Gw CLARK, EN-.
Jahss II. FULTON, Dep.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

AT 1EkkNOON DE<ch n AOnG<Ss
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Return of the Presidential
Party to Washington.
Destructive Fire I'm Quincy. Ill.
The New Governor of Louisiana
Enters upon his Duties.
Gov. Wells Protests Against his
Removal.
Further Particulars of the Fall
of QueratarO.
The Whole Imperial Concern
Sold Out for sAs, 900.
The Attempted Assassination In
Paris.
Cxar OF Russia the Intended
Victim.
Investigations at jacksonville, Ill.
The Senatorial Excursionists.
Il
GOLD CLOSED 136 rs
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Rabbits Pure Saleratus.
rTNHB moss valuable inhuss. oGsrsd very lov Ia IN.
J. trade by R0n naraQsiA ALaKas
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Further Particulars of the Fall
of QueratarO.
Gar OF Russia the Intended
Victim.

Investigations at jacksonville, Ill.
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
FURNITURE

GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son.........-Johnson street, bet Sd L 4th
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POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
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Vencill, Jones 4 Co....eor Third L Main streets
Hess. Stern 4 Co......~cor Second 4 Main streets
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CROcKERY a. QUEENswARE.
Carey lie Fairre-.... Main street--bet 5th & 9th
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Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
g Bridges. Nos a Estes House
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American Watches

g Bridgess................Nosl a Estes House
BOOTS a sHOEs-wHoLEsAL
NJ.
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MILLINERY g. BONNET BLEAcHEHY
Mrs W F Bowman...4th st-bet Main 4 Blondeau
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CLOTHIE ~.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C
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BOOTS A. sHoEs-RETAIL.

HUUTs a sHUES-HETAIL.
Stewart Dean ............cor Third Main streets
Huiskamp Matless .................s0 Main street
Huiskamp A Bro..... Main street-bet 4th q 5th
Hart, 13S Main street
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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Clocks Wholesale IL Retail
Briivas Nos Eztaa Hons
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
5 q Bridges Nos Estes Hous
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Coin, Silver Ware.
S Bridges .........Nos 4 Estes House.
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GRocERs-RErAIL.

Hydrometers, Thermometers, saehrom-
cters
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BANKING HOUSE.
First National Bank.......Main st-bet Sd a 4th.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

CLOCKS, WATCHES a. JEWELRY.
Sam Bridges Nos 4 3 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres..... ...........67 Main street
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LIQUORS-wHOLEs
p Gibbons ns....................l72 & liza Main stre
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lCOMMUNIC.ATED.

It would have been bctrcr for d., Or Mr.. At
torney, to have stated the facts in The case, in
giving the decision of the County Court, in the
case OF the Stay Law. In this case, the origl-
ma! debt was created prior to April, 1865, but
the party owing it had made it a ne" debt en-
tirelv, by COMPROMISING with his creditors at
80 or 10 cents in the dollar, and giving his
note for the amount Of the compromise III
1866, with cndorscrs. In the opinion at least
of some of the Court, the Legislatu did not
provide for such a case, nor intended to 90 SO.
This is all about that. III.
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THE PARDONEp.

l,, Uoalo5ar,ta States in civil or military
i''e Noii'oo11 H~,,,ad hv tle pras.
idcnt, IS puslished' anu We 'opS
given Of those from Virginia. with the Office
Tho, he)l and bv whom their pardon; ", re
'''oS N''s' r5 ','.' -
, t,r Conladarate
?. Ii. Ayiett, attorney '95 Uo n;nt ma;
States recommeheed Dy I9s' nnI ~
y Iahef' hoocf' W. ''"''0
Smith. 49, ,ocomu,.n
Charles brewer, surgeon ~ 'N0'"'i'
dalton. , 49, ,1 ~ h. Jobn W;I.on
Alex. r. Boteler, NJ: T., by yoh' p;arn IlGon
John NJ. Brooke, clilzen; 10y Gov p ;e,po;n.
John R. Chambliss, NJ C.;by GOV Iie5poin''
James w. Cooke, navy; no recoiilliI;ua
Il. K. Carter, navy; no ree3ll nc
Loudon CahpOe''' navy W
citizens. ,;n., F.rr, ,ut
John Deofee, rayin - ny ao.im's.;on ;n r.
I. I. Fauntleroy, rssigne s;l c0u''Ss'0" III o.
). servlce' 10 ttcvinenu'r. W. Recommendation
A. S Garnet, surgeon; no r econ Parno;nt
W. u. 11arrlSoa' navy, ny u Sa: n & p "n',
=. u. henderson S-co'nilla"ue' y '' ;
by 10y et PolIV' ;5uo. h., Gov Piernoint
j. D. HalypurtoTM }Gage y G ICONS and 6
oohi ~: DoV''' V ''''' 49, - ..
other citizens; .,. - At,o,ro,,
y Edwara 1onnsoh' schefa'' W
General Speed. Nro 10
II. W. Jclfrey' e&-Su'seon ~ w. ~ Az
commend La 4. Ar n hn Gov p;or.
u. u We 9afhct'e' H. w. "
point. Dou .;or ranor,l. nv Gov
-. James H. Ac'npei' n''Jo' s'"0' y
Plerp I11 .:.:u recommendation
Z. w. \ LEncn: clIaIen, ~ b. iI Gona,ror Per.
=. H. u h7"''' 'o'o"''' ~ ~
pom On ~ r., hn;,,a;o. ooro,.,. w Gov. Pier
L. " l11e, Dl'S1 Gnneral Sn'aj and s p
IolN'i r. GA.A no,,r 0O"0'N
Lee, ". =: uasy N r.. bv Gov P;ernoint
If III IT Tow;s nouv. bv Gov Piernoint. .:
W. H. lex hsT'S, er ray' y 0r resipned 1852 BY
co,, p pnrne;nt and & p Lee r, S. n.
"G5 ric m"nra ' hrnodrr "cnera no recon-
wand ,f;on
g D W.,ro ov.snrooon TT 8 N. bv Sur
~ r niuoII Ha vH,ao 60'"
se Tn T TT MnE ,'n,n NJ ~. hv Gov p;er-
w. L. ''' d. ID ''0' ~ W
po1H'. ,1.,u. NJ n. L., Cow p;nr-
tayet'e HcMulle 10 ~ ~. ~ W oo'' 1 III
poIn1 anu G'enefal ~ uil y w. .,ooA. h.,
=, hoIert Oulu' ca. - ''' 'iS''''t 0''0'"S' y
icy Pierpol2t. - Admiral
Hugh N: rage' navy caP'ai"' y AuIlI' d
FarFaEut;;, :. =, coou,,
II. L.: rage Drlg1c1er sehela'' ~ "'''i "a
Schoen ana Admiral - Zee; ro DIV
Il b. Pegram' eS-o. D. navy os oo'' 1 i''.
Hoint ana Tehefai Scol(; H. D;,u;,
w; IN; oi:P'cS, ". w. ~ '0'' ~ p''''
ana y. D. dls 5; attorney. $500, 1,Jh;n.
IcorSG T. cal o'ous"' ie''i5Ai'u u"5' '''''
oy 10Y y, r r. r. g h., T,h,, ia
H. d. l =; ex W. e. .. army Wy ''"" IT,
trees and Richard WalIacn ,c
lee j. NJ St. john, Drigadler general; ~ noG.
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DIED.

At her residence, in the town of Frcdericks-
burg, on Friday. the 4th day Of January, 1867 ,
Mrs. FRAN CES SUSANNAH STONE
SCOTT. This estimable lady, the Iau ghtcr of
Mr.. VIM. Payne and. Susannah Richards, his
wife, was born on the Goth of January, 1850, be-
ing, at her death, within q few weeks OF enter
ing on her SSth year She was married on the
18th of October, 1898, to the late MIR. John
Scott, of Fredericksburg. She was the mother
of Messrs. Hugh, John F., DR.; VIM, s., Geo.
B. and Charles Scott, of fredericksburg, be-
sides four daughters. In the language OF Y
gentleman, we'll acquainted with her, she was
the leading spirit of the most refined portion OF
the community where she resided, for the last
sixty years. Living, she was Invaluable in eX-
ample and precept, and in death, she will be
remembered and cherished by all who knew
her.
At his residence, in Queen Anne District,
Prince Georges county, Nd, on Saturday last,
WM. CLARK aged 66 years.
Tn Marlboro, Md, on Monday morning last,
Mrs. REBECCA i. CRANE, formerly OF Cal
vert county, bat for many years a reSldent; OF
Upper Marlboro. Born JAN 7, 1871; died
January I, 1867.
On Friday, the 18th utimo, at the residence
of Mr.. Alex. Hill, in Prince George 5 CO. No,
JOSEPHINE, cid est daughter Of DR.. 7. q.
Heiskel, in the 18th year or her age
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REPORTS FROM WAsf11NGroS.-A letter
from Washington, in the Baltimore Sun says
Il learn tonight that in Cabinet session, yes
terday,th subject of territorializing he South
crn States was informally discussed. All the
members present, Mr.. Stanton included, ex-
pressed their decided opposition to the terri
torial scheme, and deprecated any attempt to
disturb the existing State governments in those
States.
The bill repeating the 18th section of the act
to regulate the granting of pardon aud an nesty
has been received by the President. and will,
beyond doubt, be approved by Mr.. Johnson,
inasmuch as he coucurs with the opinions ex-
pressed by Senator Trumbull and other Sena
tors, that the section named does not amount
to anything other than declaration of the
powers already conferred upon the Executive
by the constitution.
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The Marlboro Gazette says that Mr. Geo. ".
Riggs, of Washington city, has erected on his
farm, in Dladcnsburg district, a reat, substan-
tial and convenient School House, and donated
it to the Board ofSchool COMMISSIONERS of Prince
Georges county, Md, for the purpose Of ad-
yancnc the cause of Free Schools
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We believe the press of The State arc Amos:
unanimously in favor Of the postponcmcnt o!
the Spring elections to next fall.
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CONGRESS. In the Senate, yesterday, after
the presentation Of petitions and reports, the
bill to admit Nebraska into the Union was taken
up and discussed, after which various proposed
amendments were rejected. Finally: an amend
mcnt was adopted, by yeas is, nays IS, that
the Territory shall not be admitted until the
elective franchise or other rights arc conferred
alike upon whites and blacks, and providing
that any person abridgng or preventing the
exercise Of such rights shall DC punished by
fine of not less than $500 nor more than IS, 900,
anything in the constitution or laws Of such
State 10 the contrary notwithstanding. As
thus amended the bill was passed--yeas q,
nays Is The bill to admit Colorado was next
taken mp, and after being similary amended,
was also passea-yeas 23-nays1l
The House adopted resolution instructiug
the committee on ways and means to inquire
into the expediency OF so amending the reve-
nue. laws as 70 exempt all incomes under 50, 100
from taxation, and to put tax Of five per cent.
Oh all over ttat amount. A number of bills
and resolutions were introduced and referred
A bill was passed authorizing the purchase Of
the lower portion OF the City Hail, Park, New
York, for the sum of $500 GOO. for a postofice
and custom house. The bill to give additional
compensation to certain employees in the civil
service OF the government at Washington, was
taken up and discussed until the adjournment.
THE Observation-Disclosures snow storm this
morning, covering the ground. About eleven
o'clock the clouds broke away, and the sun
shone out. The tbaW continues
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It will be seen that the bills admitting Ne
braska and Colorado, as States, into the Union
passed the Senate, yesterday.
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Surratt is on board the T. S. steamer Swa-
tata, which sailed from Alexandria, Egypt, on
the It'll, and is expected to reach here about
the last of this month.
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Colonel A. P Haync, an old citizen O
Charleston, S. c., died yesterday
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LEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN ~
II AND HAMPSHIRE r. Il. CO

4 LEXANDRIA, LOUDOuN oo
n AND HAMPSHIRE r. +: co.
Atameetiag of the Board Of Public Works,
3rd January, 1867, ~
St0cEhoiders Of the AIcxandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad CompYny, be called TO
meet in Alexandria, on FRIDAY, the 18th Of
February next, for the purpose Of recognizing
said company, and for any other business that
'-'''' % ~ ''''' J. NJ HERNDON,
Secretary Commonwealth and ex-oficio,
ia 1O-lawtdl CLERK of Board Of Public Works.
| of BALED TIMOTHY HAY, Rye, Straw
Cut Hay Oats, Corn, Middlings, Bro Stuff,
Bran, and all other articles usually kept in q
feed store.
jan 10 WlIHERS - IOLSON.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. 1t
will be seen by reference to the proceedings Of
the Virginia Legislature that the proposed
Constitutional Amendment, has been reject
ed by that body;-unanimousy in the Senate
and with but oae vote against the rejection, in
the House Of Delegates ~
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ICOMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
What interest has the city Of Alexandria, as
city, or what interest have its merchants,
traders, and mechanics, in the great through
linc"-thc Great Line Of Travel, between
the North and the South--the linc that is to
take trade aud ,r.ycl to Baltimore, PhiladcI-
phia ana New York. and to carry frcight from
those places, to the South and Southwest, TO
the utter exclusion Of Alexandra from all ben
ef,s? Why should the citizens o.! Alexandria
favor Il project, which, i'll the hands OF the Bal
,imore & Ohio railroad, is to run this through
line Of travel through or around this place,
and make it actually, and probably even by
name, mere "station, or the ''Great Line =
If the people, forewarned as they arc, jail into
the error, Of tavoring this new railroad scheme.
they will have themselves to blame for the
results. HING STREET.
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