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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

= We are glad to advise our readers Of the con-
tioued progress Of the reconstruction Of the
Manassas Gap Railroad On Saturday last
he rails we're laid to within a quarter of a mile
of Happy Greek Stati,n. 1t is intended to
have the mail and passenger train running to
Linden regularly by this time. The bridges
over the North and South branches of the
Shenandoah are fast approaching completion,
so that little, if any, delay is anticipated from
them.
Inc Native Virginan says that on the farm
of Mr. Edmund Taliaterro in Greene county,
iron of the very finest quality exists and in in
cxhaustib!e quantity. Copper has been foun
on Mr.. Edward Bottoms farm in Greene CO.,
( and is abundant up and down the banks OF
South river On Dir. Geo. Bottoms farm IN
Madison CO. a very valuable bed Of mari has
Just been opened, which isequal if not superior
to .no for grasses. I.s.
The Aibemarle pippin, bearing the name OF
Albemarle county, has long commanded d high
price in New York for foreign shipment, and
now we observe that this and other varieties Of
apples raised in that country are being shipped
as far South as Galveston, Texas, by: Messrs.
Peyton & Cary, commission merchants of Rich,
mond/ ~ ~: 49,
Bishop McGill, Catholic Bishop OF Rich
mood, will preach in the Court House, at Lees,
burg, on Thursday, December 18th. On the
morning of the same day at $50, he will nd
minister the, Sacrament Of Confirmation at
coax Hill" the residence of Mr.. Dulany, tc
several uembers of his church
The Richmond and Petersburg railroad COM
pany have. inaugurated measures looking to the
uni'ion Of all the four lines OF railway between
Aqua Greek and Weldon into one grand line,
to lie under the control Of one company, one
President Directors, &c.
On Saturday night Nov. 10th, the Jail at
Front Royal was burned. The fire caught
from sparks which fell from the chimney on the
roof. There was but one person confined in the
Jail at the time, and he was bailed shortly aficl
the fire.
Gen. Malone now contros nearly five hun
dred miles of railroad running from Norfolk
through the entire State Of Virginia, into Ten
nessee.
The Methodist Church case, in Winchester,
which was to have been tried at this term OF
the Circuit Court. has been again postponed.
Colonel Fontainc, the President Of the Vir-
ginia Central railroad, has been reelected
bv the Stockholders now in session
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it is contcmp plated to establish here extensive
glass works, for the manufacture of flint and
all s)!ts of glass The establishment is to be
carried on by a gentleman who has had long
experience in the business in France and in
this country.
Rev. g. st. Parkman, lately Rector Of ST..
Peters Episcopal Church at EIIicott City, has
been appointed Rector to ST. Johns Church,
Washington, D. G., and will enter Is new
field OF duties tomorrow (Sunday.)
. 1t Is understood that General Mich!er will
urge upon Congress the repairing CT PennsyI
vania avenue with the Nicholson, or Stafford
pavement, combining all Of the latest improve
ments in the proposed change. He will also
recommend the speedy opening and grading of
Massachusetts avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

ALABAMA RECONSTRUCTION " CoNvEN-
TloN.-A general order by Gen. Pope, sets forth
that thereconstruction convention having pro
vided, as required by congressional enactment,
for levy and assessment of such taxes on pro
perry in the State as may be necessary for the
payment Of the expenses of the convention,
payment by the State treasurer Of appropria-
tions for the compensation of officers and mem
bers of the Iconvention will be sanctioned.
The convention granted eight divorces from
the bonds, OF matrlmony to-day and dismissed
one suit for bigamy. Amajority of the COM
mittee on franchise reported back an additional
section to the article empowering the next
Legislature TO disfranchse rebels who have
aot aided inIreconstIucting the State under the
laws y0f, Congress, which was tabled until to.
morrow by radical majority.
This proposed action threatens the partial
breaking up of the convention The radi-
Gals declare they will hold the rod over uure-
pen ant rebels, and maintain control OF the
whole subject of franchise
An ordinance was .reported declaring void all
marriages between whites and freed people,
and requiring the Legislature to prohibit such
marriages undersevere penalties. Theextreme
radicals strongly opposeit. A colored delegate
said It was contrary to the civil rights BILL It
was tabled until o-morrow.
An ordinance was passed declaring valid all
oficial!acts ofpublic officers in the State under
military authority during the existence Of the
present provisional government, as if the same
had been done IN due course of law.
"A bureau }of immigration has been establish
ed blythe convention.
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ALEX ANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 50
CONGRESS. -The regular session of Congress
will commence on Monday; and the President, s
Message will be sentin on that or the follow
ing day ~ 80 "
The Washington correspondent Of the ID Iii

ThetWasbington correspondent of the B,Iti-
more Sun says "Mr. John Minor Bolts, now
here, 1t issaid, is trying to have Congress in
olude members Of the Virginia rec Instruction
convention under the head Of State officers, !"
SO as. to have the prescribed oath pnt to the
sthirty6ve Conservative members, which, he
thinks, they cannot take, and thereby secure
their disqualification, Zen. Scho6eld has de-
eided that members Of q State convention ure
. not State. officers. MIR. Bolts, it is said, be-
lieves that the Conservatives design to do all in
!, their power to make the new constitution 50
odious to tbe:-peoplo as to secure its defeat
when submitted to them for ratification.
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vt "FRENcH $ BOoE J. pE ;Ri!iilI;t ~
DEPOT No. So, King street:
The Empress Josephine, by Louisa Null
FREDERICK the Crest etc vol o>;av. 5.
All the work 0 Il. c9!eorat d write, OF Lna:
and for "a Z.
Opp: r.un:tv, b, Anhs Moncure Cane ~.
tho: OF Emily n ster = l vol, - no st.jy
Leaves Gathersd III the Daily w ks Of Life,
''Driftcd Snowfakns," Mamma for tho Phi.
GRIM" etc. 81 so
Inez, by III author Of "Beulsh," Macnr;,"
nnI II. Eimo;' v.'I., Il mo, $3.50
Jpn GOrdon, capital book, 81 rs
''Pi"kwick Papers" Of the celebrated Globe
Edtlon, vnl., 81 ~
Jumping Fr0. and other torie-. by Mark
Twaln v,r. humorous -! vo'., 81 -
Appleton's nailwAy Guide :"r De eTnb:r g..
Black wood, tuc November.
land we Love, for Dc"anlb r
Atlantic Monthly, for December,
AL The American aaH Foreign Masa>iu..
nov 20 q 4 FRENCH
notice.! NOTICE!
! would most lo-pycltul Y 'norm my fri nj,
AMI the public gen rally tnat | lave rc!uoyot
NY pb cn of business to No. !, south fuIrtsy
street, on" door hciow k:g, est side where
solicit ihe p ,lr'i.Ign II he pubic
." H + IF e tiurrIxG,
HAIR DYEING
SHAMPrOlhG,
will receive my personal ttrnLion
iiuvinE npc,e.i Il ira.-,I.e* 3 AHH .N':! ; !.
LOON, wiiI he happy /" sec all who -n.:.y Ia
var with call.
nov 80 -lw JAMES W. ,!MpsU,.
LNINE LIVERPOOL. SALT
L 1000 sacks Err'iin e 'r's so SAC ,
/ Mar.hnIrs ia fail and hrjg,:Ls cNs, daily q.
! pcctrd ANA or Sale b.
no ~ lw llUUE < WkDUHEHUEN
ETAUQUIhN L>ND SIX SALE -,la
| L MONDAY, the 9Th .i:y "t .l.u,.ary
loGS THAT being Court ia%l fy virtue Of ;, il.
cree Of the Circuit Co.r! -! f'uluicr county,
Va, pron"unced At is Scptcmb. trim, 1851, IL
| the consoi lated suit: Of ilurncr ~. Cha,,mua,
and Gl.sscock VS. Chapman, The IN Icrsi :nr4
| Us Commissioners Of Sal: Will offer CIR suH, t.
| tho highest bidder, at Warrcnton. about FOGit
| ii u DRIED ACRES OF SrLh 'DlD la ' u
It being portion OF the tru q! the late Dr.
Chapman. Said land is situated al Iho
most fertile sections Of fuuqurer cvuTty lies
| on either side Of the Munn:sn3 Gap kniIrU4a
and adjons the Plains ) .HtiDn, about ~ miles
! from the city Of Alexandria AID IS III direct
railroad communication with the cties Of WASH
ngton and Baltimore. The tract has been 8
! divided rs III 8 i've the portions TO be SOD ~!
abundance of water and timber, and ,;;:.T:aa
small DWELLING HOUSE. It is ad- ~ q
mrably adapted to grazing and the prod"cti-h
Of all the coreas Persons desiring to purchase
will DO well to examine it before purch ing
| elsewhere Further information cnn be obtain
| ed from JOHN :. CHAPMAN, No. rs PriHr"
street, Alcxandri1.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash the
residue in three cqusl in -talme Is six, lively"
and eighteen months, the credit payments 20
bear interest, and to be secured to tho salts
ton Of the Commissioner; title to be retained
until the last payment is made; land subjcc: u
be resold unde- Nh order OF the Court in event
of a failure to meet the Payments
JOHN 5. CuAPMAN
JOHN : MOSBI.
Faucuier county 20 Comm +.
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Louisiana and Texas.
The following is Gen Hancock's order on
taking command Of the district:

The following is Ucn. HANCOCK tFucE Oh
t.k;nc command Of the district
uo,n, p,rrn, 1I,1rr,pv D1srp1cn
Nv 0aIr.Ss T.. Nv % 1s67
r;., ia , n;tp G,rer.I 0rlars
~ e, ,n,J I.n,' aan II hn Arnv Adintnnt
~. o.' Ga;H c,r - " An.
90 Ice- M.;'' a' - roi " ,ianr1 .k
''s' - - ,,,n r,th W;,,rv
81 Ib.. I D.,r', ,.,r,,eI OF
H., S 49, - I,on;.,, q ,nd Trxas
>.r,ri Thc cen, r,l con;n,uLiny !, yratifi.d
:, =, 1870 tlot np:ro and nu;rt r,;rn il This de
o,rtmrnt r. viii Lr his ,I,rnosr to ureserys
tE;o nnnd;,;6n e ,h;og: AZ !, nna,s 70 th;,
.nr,,t snS no reasr,ls ~. maintenance, { IL,
s;r;I .rthnr,;.s ~ ,h,, t,irlfuI cvccTlon If tle
IT,. 49,. - - eff:.;pnt Under Ix,,r;nv cir
[,,c,,t,,,rp- In war if IS iD.i ,,,tusabc Ia ,rDc
t'r',. hy f:,rc,. and overthrow and destroy uppo
:; ian: T.. Iswlul authnrity. lut when in>,urec-
t;ona,y (or,, has .ecn overthrown and pence
established and the civil authorities are ready
.,d willnu q, perform their duties, the Mill
In:y tower should c, a,e to lead, ana the civil
.,dn lnis,r.ri0n resume lis natural and rishtlut
!, .m;n;nn SucmnIv IMPRESSED with these
yinws tyr General announces that the great
n,,oc;ulcs Of Amc,ica lib. nv still are he law
IL: inheritance If this pcopc, and ever should
IL. The right ct ri bv Jury, the hlbc: 5
q ,r,u, the Ih, rty OF the nrc-<, tie frcrcom Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

George Rye, of Shenandoah county, tits said
is foreman of the Grand Jury, in the United
States Circuit Court, in Richmond 1t is. also,
proposed to make him Secretary Of the !" Re-
construction" Convention He is a great fa-!
vorite with the utras-as was to be expected.
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Foreign News.

While the steamship Bourbonia which plies
between Liverpool and Greece, carrying the
British mails, was leaving her wharf, at about
noon yesterday, an accident occurred, which
resulted in fearful loss of life One of the
boilers Of the steamer exploded with loud re-
port, that was distinctly felt throughout the
whole city. Thirty-three persons were killed
outright, and many others injured. The
steamship was entirely destroyed.
1t now seems that the statement that it will
be impossible for the proposed conference to
maintain the present boundaries Of Rome was
not the utterance Of one Of the government or
CANS in Paris, but Of the St. Petersburg jour
na an official newspaper, and is regarded quite
as good authority usually on diplomatic ques-
TONS
10 the British House Of Commons yesterday,
Mr. Hunt, Financial Secretary OF the Treas
ury, in reply TO inquiries, made the statement
that the govern ment had concluded contracts
with the British and North American Royal
Mail Steamship Company, Cunard lioe, for the
regular weekly mail service between Liverpool
and the United States. The steamship to stop
at Queenstown, as heretofore, to take up the
latest mails
The armory in Cork, Ireland, was entered
on Thursday night by supposed Fenians, who
carried eff one hundred and twenty revovers
and ten SDder rifles.
The citizens of the U. S. in Berlin, held a
festival on Thanksgiving Day. \ banquet was
given in the afternoon One hundred aud sew
enty American ladies and gentlemen were pres
ent besides eminent foreign guests and friends
Of Americ1 Mr. Bancroft was chairman, and
n!ado 5ree&b, '.5ich was replied to by Fork.
enbsck :';n, IDEA, Of the Prussian Cham5e Of
Deputies. Both speakers gave eloquent ex
preston to the cordial state OF feeling existing
between the American and German nations.
The festivities concluded in the evening with
ball, which was a brilliant affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

Several valuable tracts of land, in the coun-
try round about Winchester, were sold last
week. to persons from Pennsylvania, who de-
sign to reside in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

Judge E. c.. Bunker, died at Piedmont,
Mineral county, West Virginia, on the Gath
inst, Of congestion of the brain. He was the
Judge of the Circuit in which he resided
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

i COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE. The Sen
ate yesterday, in executive session, confirmed
Horace Greeley as Minister to Austria Gen.
Horace j.. Capron as Commissioner Of Agri-
culture ). A. G. HINT, Governor of Colorado
Territory and A. B Davis, as agent Of the
Cherokee Indians.
1t is understood thatthe confirmation of Mr..
Greeley was vigorously opposed by Senator
Upton, OF Nebraska.
The Senate was in executive session for three
hours. Such Of the nominations now before
the Senate as may not be confirmed before the
beginning Of the regular session, which COM
mences on Monday, will be void, and will have
to be renewed by the President.-Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

Rest, in Georgetown, yesterday, was quite live.
ly and we'll attended, We quote 400 head OF
Cattle ct So )sS7 per lC0 lbs gross; GAO Sheep
at S2aSG per head and 40 Hogs at SsSic per
hound net
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

TAILoRs James Vernon, esq.,, delegate
from the London Journeymen Tailors' Asso-
citation, visited the President yesterday, accom-
panied by several delegates Of the Association
in Washington Mr. Vernon, having paid his
respects, announced the object of his visit to
the United States-namely, for the purpose of
collecting funds so as to enable the destitute
members of the Association 10 England to en-
igrate to this country The President received
the deputation with his usual urbanity, and
after having made some very appropriate re-
marks, in whch.he alluded to theIneedle as the
instrument par excellence of his former profess
sion, he generously donated large sum in aid
of he,otject Of. the gentleman's mission and
concluded by expressing his earnest desire that
his enterprise might be crowned with success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

The D mocrats of Massachusetts,, and mauy
of the R+pub leans, are considerably excited
over the majority report of the judiciary Com
miltee in favor Of the impeachment of the
President They have taken preliminary
measures towards holding mass meeting next
week, at Faneuil Hall, in Boston, for the pur-
pose of expressing their indignation and dis
approval, A Republican, it is said, will prob:
ably preside 1T the meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

CONSERVATIVE MEETING in WEsTMoRE-
LAND CoUNTY-At a meeting he'd on the
25th, Lawrence Washington was called to the
Chair and John Gondridge appointed Secreta-
ny. The following delegates were appointed to
the Richmond Convention on the l lth Geo.
w. Lewis, Chas. G. Baker, William W Walk
er, and r. J.. Il. Beale We're appointed dele
ga es and Robt. [. Washington, P q. Hunger
ford, George Walker and Robert Newton, al
rnate>, to the said Convention, from the
several districts Of the county, and Willoughby
Newton, ST., Lawrence Washington and John
IT, Rice were appointed delegates, and William
Writ, Roderick s. Lawrence and Benjamin F.
Brown, aIternates from the county at large, to
attend said Convention.
A resolution was adopted appointing eight in
each Magisterial District for the purpose of an
efficient organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

JAMES H. BROOKS would like to hear from
y CAROLINE rs soon as soon as possible
Write to Enquirer and Examiner office, Rich
mond, Va. s a.. .. nov 3O-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

Breyet Major Gen. Custer, lieutenant Col:
Of the, Seventh Cavalry, whose case was sent
i:te Washington some time ago for the Presi-
a'dent's 6nal action. was received at ST. Louis
/. on The 10Th, ana sentence read before the
trops Some Of the charges upon which he
was tlcd were absence from his com dnand
without leave, and leaving his: men in the
bands Of the. Indians without any effort to
rescue them;z making undue haste On his re-
. turn march, thereby causing much damage to
. the sock, and conduct preju licial to good
military discipline. It finds him guilty and
!. suspends him from rank and pay proper for
I one year. a..:.h.Ll3i.- -t-- =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

Eyc.y dsy that there is what is called an
election in any Of the Southern States the tee
graph announces, as the New York World
says that "the election is progressing quietly :"
thus unconsciousIy uttcring a most biting sar
casm In view of the fact that every poll is
guarded by u s. soldierS,aI armed cap-n, pic
what could be expected but quiet?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

TExT.-Speaking Of our citizeus attending
the Railroad Meeting in Alexandria last week,
one Of our merchants remarked the other day,
that u large number OF them had laid in their
winters supply Of clothing, groceries, &c,
while there, and that it was all wrong" that
they ought 10 lay in their supplies at home:
and thus enable their own merchants to live
-Culpepe, Observer.
COMMENT We stated hat we thought just
as he did-thst we ought to encourage our own
people, and not 60 abroad for goods, printing,
&C. This gentleman has had more printing
done at The North than any man in the place !!
Wonder if he thought OF that -Culp~per
Observer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

A CARD-In retiring from tho Insurance
"A Agency Busino:s, the undersigned begs to
return his thanks to his friends for the very
liberal patronage extended 10 him, and TO in
form them that the Companies represented by
him, together with all his business, have hcon
trans ferrcd to Mcssrs. JAMESON x BROS
whom take great plea urn in rec >nmonding
as my SUCCESSORS, and who, | am sure, will con,
duct the business upon the same liberal prnci~
pies that have heretofore characterized their
dealings. Tno l3-lmI G. l. THOMAS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

GENERAL LEE General Robert f. Le',
his three sous and his nephew, General Fitz
Lee, together with large party of ladies and
gentlemen Of Richmond left the city on yCStcr-
day afternoon to attend the wedding Of Gen.
". Fl. L. Lee (son Of Gen. Il. i: LceJ which
took place st St. Paurs church 10 Peters burg
last evening i ich Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
LAWS OF VIRGINIA,
with authority u own 25,G0Jacres Of land Cap
500 0)) in shares of SuO eacn for the purposes
of buying and selling Land to- Hnf Inducing
immigrants TO the StH:H Of Virginia.
Land Owners, Gitu!tais:S &c, ar invited 10
co operate with Us. by subscribing literally in
money Or land, which viii with our orgnniza-
ton prove profitable facilitate migration 20.
and the settlement Of h large area Of uncuitiva
ted lands in the State The books are opened
for subscription 81 the office Of the Company
100, Prince street, AicX4nd ria
". II. MAKBUKY,
1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

9:z: A letter from Washington says 'Detec-
tive i. G.. Baker will probably yet be made to
suffer for some of his acts A warrant has
been. sworn out for his arrest on a charge Of
perjury, based upon his testimony before the
judiciary committee. He had made good his
/. escape from this city before the warrant was
i>suel, but kilograms have beer. sent to New
York and Philadelphia for Ms apprehension.
The names Of the witnesses on the warrant
/. arc Mrs. Lucy r. Cobb and Messts Marshall,
Edridge, Wilson and Woodbridge, of the judi
ciary committee -
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Large deposits Of valuable phosphates, said
to be even superior to Peruvian quano and Of
great value, have been discovered on plauta-
tons 10 South Carolina, hitherto considered
almost worthless The plantations stretch
along; the Ashley River, and the deposits con-
.sist of animal remains forming thick sub
stratum for many miles. A company, backed
by Northern capital, has been formed to utilize
the newly discovered fertilizer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

POR1 OF ALEXAN DRlA-NOV. 30
..- ..'.. ARRIVED.
Schr. Virginia Dare, Johns n, Philadelphia,
coal to L, Mckenzie.
Steamer John S. Green, Inman New York
by M. Eldrdge Il Go.
Steamer John Gibson, Fuller, New York, by
f.. G. Wi1ship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

THE New York DRY GOODS TRADE-The
last week has been sort of Indian summer t.
the dry goods trade; trade has been brisk. The
effect Of this revival has been very beneficial,
and the more so because it came when there
was an unusual pressure in the money market.
Under the influence of an increased demand for
goods, prices, as a matter of course, have been
firm and in some instance. an advance has
been obtained, chiefly in the better qualities Of
domestic cottons. The stock has been so much
reduce that no Inconvenience will be realized
from carrying over what remains on hand
The comrnoncr kinds Of woOllen goods are still
largely in oxccss OF the market demands
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-30

= Horace Greeley, it will be seen, has been
confirmed by the Senate as Minister to Austria
With all his extreme Radical opinions, MIR.
nGreeley has some good traits of character, and
he has, occasionally uttered in his letters, and
shown by his course, humane sentiments; for
which we give him due credit. But this is
not enough in his political career to recon
mend him to the high favor OF an administra-
ton which has to rely upon the conservative
sentiment of the country for its support. 1t
: is not known that he will accept an appoint
,ment, which, in our opinion, ought not to have
been made.
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Y
IT, A Browis,
c. +. Suite
q G. Wedderburn,
Il. B. Swceny, n;ro<.,,,,
J. W. Burke, O''
Andrew .Jamcsc n,
julius Dcnclt,
J. H. barker Octl9
JIHE MARYLAND FIRE INSUR NOE
L COMPANY OF BALTIMORE has this
day officially eipo;ntc'i Messrs. JAMIESON
& BROS. the Agents of5.id Company TO succeed
Mr. George | Thomas. who resigned, with the
view Of removing t. Mobile
Messrs. Jamcson * Br,,s are authorized t.
take risks IN Alexandria or udjaccnt count"s
at rates which, it is hoped, will be satisfactory
to the Company, and to the insured.
Insurance on Real E5tst" can be effected from
one to five years in the Maryland 4 liberal
share OF Southern patronage solicited.
THOMAS +. UAMB1ETON,
10 l3 In Pre-. Of the Office in Baltimore.