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XLth CONGRESS--Extra Session
WAsHIxGrok, Nov. %.

s4A WAsHIxGrok, Nov. %.
SENATE.
Mr.. Sherman presented petition of the
City Council of Cincinnati against any fur
ther contraction Of the currency, and in ia
yor of paying the national debt in green,
backs. Referred to Committee on Finance.
re- MI. Pomeroy presented petition Of forty
citizens of Washington, Del, for woman
suffrage IN the District of Columbia. Re-
ferred.
Mr. Chandler offered . resolutipn in Avor
0sstsies Neutrality on the part OF the UAhsd
States in the unhappy hostilities commenced
between Great Britain and the King Of Aby>
sinia. The resolution passed to second
reading.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced the following bill
Be it enacted, First. That on and after the
.4th dsyoc JuE, 1869, the Secretary Of the
Treasury be, snd is hereby authorized and
directed, to pay in coin all U. s. notes not.
bearing interest, and commonly called legal
tender notes; which may be presented for
such payment at the Treasury office at
Washington, or such places as may be desig-
na.edeEishd be given BY the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That
hereafter, and until january 1st, 1869, wher.
ever there shall be Treasury of the United
States, after paying the interest and ooupons
falling. due op the lstof January and July in
eAe6 ysAk AAd aedacsiae from Tbs GIL. Ger.
ti6cates of deposit any excess or coin over
and above the sum Of S75, 900, ,0CO, the Sec.
retary Of the Treasury shall be authorized
and required within thirty days from the lst
Of January and July Aforesaid 10 sell the
same in such manner as in hi. Judgment will
best pfoms1e The pubic inferest He may
receive in payment the y. s. notes Of the
National Banks aud the e. s. compound in
terest notes Of the U. s. three per cent Ger
tiGcates. sa2' - - ssseaf y
Sec q. Tha, ell Na.iesal Banks having less
than 20 per centum Of specie on hand on
| their prospective capital, shall hereafter and
after July lst, 1863, be and are required to
keep aad to hold in coin all interest received
on y. s. Bonds, which may be deposited hy
them sAeeertiAea0isM uaA TtAe' TteAsurer
of the United States; Provided, That this
SDJk1 Am4snt ofs1usfys IL esid bahrssf s.
/ sec. 4. That on and after the 4th day of
July, 1869, all National Banks shall be and
hereby ate respectively teqeirSl t6fttAin and
pay ia coin, % demand, al their bills issued
| for currency of the denomipation OF Ave dol
| lars and uddsr, when presented at fha GOTH
| Aasa q SID banks; ard Al bills Of q b;eher
denominptiop 20 issued and presented may
s's.j sas 80 y 7 3d. & snss n ''Is p''sd
1 Sec. s. That any National Bank which
.nhIfhil fos conVly vith sthe 0froSniosesDf
this oct, 90 far - ~ eARe may be applica-
bic, shall be deemed q have forfeited its
charter, and the Comptroller, upon reesiyieg
.satisfactory elidsuee 81 the same, shalt p6o-
coed to close and wind up tha $3.50 = u
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PARIS, Nov. 2o.-1'Ae France, ! Govern
nentorsan Of this city, has long editorial
on the subject Of conference for the settle
ment Of the Roman question. The writer
says il win be impossible for the conference
to maintain tho preset Boundaries of Rome.
Dispatches announce that several battles
hsye been fought in Gambia between the Gre
tans and the Turks. Both parties claim sue
cess.
rLosDsx, Nov, %. In the Hqass Of Com
nonsthis syening tho Minister Introduced .
plan for new income tax, at the rate Of .
penny per pound, to endure for one year only,
to dafraY shss xpenses Of tho Abyssinian
war.
The Seward-Stanley correspondence rela.
tive to the Alabama ease. was promised at an
early date.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-The evacuation Of the
Roman tetritDry byithe Nench forces btill
ssp.insss. an re troops win ihAvs returned
BY Monday next.
BERLIN, Nov. 2s.-The Prussian Keorfse
Setung has sn editorial this morning on tho
conference for the settlement of the Roman
question. The writer says that, with the ex-
ception Of Austria, not ons Of the Great
Pouersof EurQps has accapted~ The confer.
eaeef The Allild losen have sithes, like
RheSA .ex1Dtef dn ekphnAtion oh Asenes.
Etfoh, Or given evasive replies.
LIvERpooL, Nov. 29.-While the steam
ship Joubouliar, which plies between this
post ena Rusce, VAS lssying port to-daN one
q bsrI IoaeSeSp bdedlwith load report
thu y6 diaihcdy fek throusheas the city.
Thirty -thfee persons we're killed outright,
and many others injured. The steamship
was entirely destroyed.
LONDON, Nov. 2a.-It now seems that the
statement sAat hs~ill be impossible for the
proposed conference to MAINTAIN the present
boundaries Of Rome was not the utterance
Of L. fraace. but of the St. Petsrsbug
: 1essAats an Official aswspapsr, aud regarded
as quite Is good authority usually on diplo-
matte questions.
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IgfflfAys 1r.L61A ESvs %.
Ah1inSsof1 ~ 10 sSos4 III bscio1k lass
nisht, nd eoatinnsd until towards mosniss,
vhen L tarned "a : furious snow STORM, NhicA
at;ll eoasisase q. ngs violently. Probably
u iilekss 81 Ss0u hss. hllen, He greater
pers sf vhieA, hsvsvsr, Ill in ~ mnd and
melted. - sIa
The mercury + nov bslosx The freezing
point, and tke iadiea6ess are for clear
wsaahsr. The sGorn cane from the north
vsst, aad ysterlsy prevailed throesheut
Weststu Missouti, Kdnsas and Nebf1ska.
Ysstesdsy vas vssy ssns1alH obseryed y
ThanksGiviles Day. The Merchants Ex-
change, postofice and Al the Offices wers
closed nd buxnass generafiy was sur
pended.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

~, xss.-.4- CIxclSxA ArS, Nov. %.
Sec FtAneis Train, Mn. otsntos snJs Ma
Anthony. spoke at Mozart Hall, TO . large
audience. Their remarks vere we'll re-
ceiIsd -
Th4nkagiyfnk day was NOT generally 81.
served except by the Chsmber Of Cosnmercs.
Only . fey Of the leading husipess housea
uere closed.
Jos cebun agivsd here IN night Aad
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FR01 WASHINGTON.

WAeHTHurox, Nov. 80.
The Preeident's . memaee uas feAl - No
Cabinet to-day. All tie nsmbsN vsGs bfes-
ent, including Secretary Wslles, who has mos
attended for. several weeks past, ouing -
sickness.
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y etHFfH - ~ ; = " - =
80. $4,000 90
To be Distributed December "a.


s9as%E fsAs#5f 4NF = sss@ II -
An elegant Farm can be had for 81 90.
A nice, small Farm can be had for 81 90,
A Suburban Residence can be had for 81 90.
A 6ns Quarter Of Land can be had for 81 90.
A nice tract of Timber can be had for 81 90.
An elegant pair Horses can be had for 81 90.
4 mammoth pair Mules can be had for 81 90.
4 nayni6csnt Piano can be had for 81 %.
And $50 valuable prizes each for 81 90.
$3.50 t{ssS S18s ss@ ss
TO the Public.
wsars we'll acqnAintsl with Mr. N. .Coacbuap, and
have n hssisanay in tayfng that ths foregolns kk
honsssiy ahd inpartislly.
II. a.sRnRRIs, A
stt S. ss Pfsst Hascoek nat 1s.pr,
n, cHsARTLL. Csshier.
1HOs O sHAap Co Judge.
q 8. DfLLnN, sheriff nAs. %.
WIN. LYNCH, Jr-, r u.
RxxExavcxss
would also. hy pssei~ios, refer te-
Hon. g. 9. sKrNNlRyozncy, IN.
n Il Hvn. !. n MoRNI4 n =
hon I 0RInsaAk, =
.sa, @ay. as,Gsff, k.sus r.
Gen. sAhPLE., s-ss.s. /"
TICKETS ONLY 81 90.
43e..ea. Wishing Ticket: .hould .pp, u ono. to
So 1a4saEs yev'''r xepkas. q S,sSs.x sEsIs;:
nssesaAsss carthsgs, Iiiinoia.
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NOES n AGTTER
,eP Posd 4 Co..........s sor Aais 1 Niath sssssts
49, "a Ii
sa p,;d.., ~. r,,.. uon..
FURN1Tt 0E.
nar.,u ~. r. '''',.s ia ';' e. M.;n 49,.
Gas = DTDA4 fl1Tluoo.
"'''''''''"s 0aasoA -. '''ss'' = = -
Gala Pa>.. Pa~nal.. peakaA Dnaka
p...---H = eu-A-u
Ss'r' n.'a' -. 49,
eLs,ssa I
0ROCERs-WAOhEs
sHs.il, : Co MAIN ss,sst.
K.Ilo.s. I,rrs Co .ss Nain str,st.
NJ Stafford Blondsau Lsvss.
Robertson 4 Albers s..............l2e Mai. street.
Mcouee' .........s...,. ..;..s4 Msia sesset.
HydrometerA hs9mensters, 8acAro0-
ga /, S No.,.,x.... uo,.,.
Ham. .........,f ain strset--bet Sd 4 lth.
hAHOWAAHs f
a.. I'0'n.'s''. s.'. q III. .,ss.s
ses
BrorusI.. .....7s Main st.est
Barkitt 1 .............-.-..-pl Main street.
81 s. Il
HOTELS. -
Tspfsr Houss.-...,......,...cor Third 3 johnson.
-
:. VI,
-
onc.........-..... LeY.., bet Main ! johnson.
ICE.
Collier Berry ",.fifsh 'trce'--n 1l Estes h0nae'
IRON.
Brovnen Bros a..--.....-eor Main Fourth.
yEwkLRY, t.,n .o.sl
SO BriJgss..........-,.Nos Nos D Rstes Hssse.
LIQu0as-wmOLRsALn.
f'loo'os :" "''.'''''''...... - : - AA'a '''''
John B.~dea Third ,.r.st--p..r Main.
Mrs. Weber. ....cor Third ) ksin streets.
~r,~--~ .-E.r cup-v
Mrs Bowman...4th st-bss Main Blondsau,
..,..o-
David Le"r, Second '''''t
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MARRIED.

D0YR1 -RoDtaON-op tbs 18th last, b. Rev. J. Z
Wato~ss, Ds. ,. W. Born, II Bosaparts 70 ~ T. 4
nosfbos, q this city. ~
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GRAND HOP AND BANQUET,
Wednesday Eve. Dec. 4, 1862.

csmnItts on DIsiribution Of Tickets.
Ayres. Mann Ayres Ruxene Hammer, D Lowry,
NV Wsstcntt, ID Garter, Keotuk, Iowa; Clark Lv.
ngston, Patch, O amith, bit 6ivin. " 0rtswold
DFkR; Ton Thos KavanAsh, Jno Nc cWillhms Dsa b
Risch, L Ne f1shs, Dss Moints eva; Hos Tho. lac
o. Nj Pleasant low; Jsn.s fts Hsssy, AlsxaMdtia,
No I'd Noriafty, tallinga, Ottuuwa. Iowa; Isaac
kaibach John Warren, 0skssooss, Iowa; q . Kipk
Vim Hull, Cei n Jss3, Geo ThuYmosd 81 Loas
No; Hssdssson, LcuidsnA No.; Frank Say Ter. csrs
thsge, I'll tnov32
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E3R |.
ehi ~ 1OGI Di AAOk1D.
fn6st sNsws InDm u11
1ntsrestiss Csssrsasis.al s.ansr,
80 1nDssshmsnt = Qnasaasa.
AL~,ys HGortty y 0sssysss-es ~iE Toll
q sAss's@ Il
1bsaaslea lasessss U~oss Csas Assseas.
Psassl PSssalua Il IN .Esk. b Hsass 1
- nansAa1s fqtaa
Westoa's SAFE Arrival IN Chicago.
So sara
l~sasass zsrs-os4 Of CitisNss 70 Weiea~s
HIN.
LA1EsT NEWs nY CADLE.
s-H*
STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN--ss LWEs
LOST. .ssY
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881.
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urws pEPO1

MILLINERY = w0NNAT BLEACHRRv
Mrs " Bowman ..4th st-bet Main ! Blondeau.
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosToN--ss LWEs
LOST.
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All wbo wish tosscurs ssoa asd durable eos1s, At
lo~ prices for Pail and Winter will do BY attending
the sale at the
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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881.
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We sAxnsely Invite tbs attention Of people 70 &h~
fefiosns list Of iees and would soy 70 se III Spp
~tsa y vs money and sconomiss, buy yeur goods II
nedlately.
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yencill, Jones 1 Co...... COT Third Maj1 streets
= tisss, stssnA. ...esr Second . NAan strssts
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nARrLE Wo1Ks


spiesberger, Mayer 4 Cs...-..-Eo. III Aaia-st.
Mrs Weber ......cor Third ksin streets.
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Magpifying Glasses & RaierssssSss.
Bridges. ................Nos Katea Aoass
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0elA Pens, Psacils. Peekst 0sska
g Bridges Nos . Bsees House
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Engraviag, Brands, 4 Seals.
s Bridges. Nos : Estes House.
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sU NJ MER RES SORTS.
A UGUSTA WHITE ,
N SULPHUR AND ALUM SPRlNeS'
II Strihlin crls Snrinrs.

, A UGUSTA WHITE
"A SULPHUR AND ALUM SPRINGS,
(Formerly Striblingss Springs,)
1s miles from Stanton, Augusta CO, Virginia
j. \. HEFELFINGER Proprietor.
This DELIGHTFUL mountain retreat, IL miles
northwest from Staunton, directly On The
Warm springs and Harrlsonburg turnpike,
has hcen Undergoing improvements for the last
year and will be ready for the reception OF VS.
itors on the 1st Of June
The PROPRIETOR has resolved to spare no cX-
pcnditura of means and effort necessary 20 IN
sure the pleasure and comfort OF his guests -
The naturally beautiful grounds have oeen
cleaned, the strcamlcts bridgcd, and the inte-
rior of some OF the buildings rcarrangcd, rclur-
rished and greatly improved
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington,
Richm ond or Lynch burg. arrive ut this place
the same day, by p. n a"
The roads in the vicinity are good, ana tne
romantic scenery renders drives on them both
instructive and agreeable For this ample pro-
vision has been made by an excellent Livery
St bic. The society freQuenting this watering
place is generally Of q refined and elevated
character, adding additional attractions to the
place The table is supplied with the oese 1a1c
to be had N the country.
With al experience OF many years as thc les
see of one Of the finest Watering places III IL
GINA as his guide: the Proprietor hatters him
self that he will be able 10 afford aatlsfactloh
and pleasure IL all who vistthe Augusta w Llto
SULPHUR and Alum Springs either Tor tha res
toration Of health or the enjoyment OF pleasure
Hlaug hter's Celebrated Band has been pro
yided for the season, and full corps OF attol'-
tive and efficient servants will be on hand 70
attend to the wants OF guests.
10 those who have never enjoyed the ihspif-
ing presence OF the ''erorlasting hills. Which
form grand feature Of this popular resort Il
visit to these Springs cannot fail to be agreeable
Tho Chinncya," Il Great Natural Curiosity
five or Elk miles distant, near Tho yii'hgn 81 Mt
Scion, can be reached oTar goo road Deer
Hunting rrout-Fishrng' bi'I'Ards' lnra"an ~
amusement at this retreat.
Price Of board So per day. &ls per week, and
s,Gi, ner month. J. A. HEFELFl NIGER,
A,IUusta CO. NV % -coGW Proprietor.
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GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS

JAS. Z. HENDERSON. KlCli ~ w. ~ Ht'
TENDERSON 81 AVERY,
III Successors to John T. Henderson,
AT THE OLD STAND,
No 226, Hing street, corner Of Agrca,
Would respectfully call the attention OF Their
friends and the public generally to Their large
md we'll selected stock OF
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, ---s.
consisting in part as follows: ...-
TEAS. ...ft
Guupowder, Imperial, Young Tyson, flko'
Japan, Oolong and English Breakfast
SUGARS.
Crushed, Granulatcd, Powdered, B. O., Porto
Rico, English Island, Muscov&do and Cuba
C0FFEES.
Old Government Java, LGgayra Maricaibo'
Rio and Fresh Toasted and Ground Coifees. ~.
FLOUR
90 bbls John Davidson's Extra; 10 btls ditto
Family; 20 bbl= super and Fine Flour.
BACON.
tierces Of George Y Jankihs Hams and Break
fast pieces; hhds Shoulders and Sides
LIQUORS.
T. bbls Thompson and Common Wh=key,
Together with everything found in first
cihss Grocery Store, which VIC G1er cheap lOf
cash. my .D-lm
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r. LAWRENCE FOLSOM,

II LAWRENCE FOLSOM
COMMISSION MER CHANT,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEALER IN
hay, FLOUR AND FEED.
(Liberty HALL NO 81 cameron s.;
The undcrsi gnei is glad to inform his Ola
customers that though h loss occasioned SO re-
Gently by FIRE has inpeded his business to q q
great extent, that he is now prepared, having
replaced the implements that were consumed.
to Eli any orders for articles IN nls inc tney gay
need. La RENCE lokooN'
on o. -r"f Z
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MADAME Il. \. FEKElGU,

MADAME Il y FEkElGU,
t,he reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. Sine
restores to happiness those who, from doleIui
events, cstaatrophe3 crosses IN love. loss OF re-
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property tells yUu the business You are best
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most aucce3S!u causes speedy marriages and
tells Won the very day you will marry, gives
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enclosed, sent By mail on receipt Of price above
mentioned. The atTictCSt secrecy will be main
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A RCTIC SODA WATER.

Having spared neither pains nor expense t.
make our SODA WATEE equal, if not supo'
rior, to any III The city beng the manufacturer;
Of our own syrups, which ~o warrant pure, and
entirely free from aduItcTGtiuns and comprls-
ing many of the choicest and most desirabI9
aavors, among which may be found Coffee ana
Cream, Eggnoc, Vanilla, Strawberry, Shcrb2t.
&C., &c. all of which are drawn from one OF
TUFTS, UERIvALLED SODA FOUNTAl NJ,
now so universally used in all the principal ci'
ties, both North and South. We would only
request the lovers OF this delightful and refresh
ing drink to call, feeling assured We shall be
able to give perfect at,taction to all who may
go ia, or us. WAKEFIELD & HALL,
ie | Corner Prince and Fairfax street,
NEMENT FOR FRUIT JAkS.-We offer
y for sale Cement, prepared, especially, l9f
sealing mir tight, Fruit Jars or Cans. 1t VII!
b. found very convenient for Housekeepers IN
preserving Fruits or Vegetable, for winter use
Also full supply Of JAR CORkS; Of all sizes'
JANNEI & CO., Druggists.
io is No. Ids, King street.
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FOR SALE AND KENT.
4szszk VALUABLE
HiiH COU N r. R 7 S E A II,
HEN WEEN WASHINGTON A ND a II

BETWEEN WAsHINGToN AND ALEX
ANDRIA, LAND AND CITY Lots
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The estate called WARWICK, four miles
from Washington city and two from Aloxan~
dria on the railroad aud turn, ike betwe cen the
Two cities.
The property will be sold in three parts viz ::
l. FlFTY-SIX a ORES, with BR OK
DWELLING, containing II rooms and out,
buildings. On this land are, an orchard IN luli
bearing; market garden, grapes, shrub6ery,
forest and ornamental trees, and never 1aiiihS
we'll of excellent water. The junction station
Of the Washington and Alexandria, with the
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, 10 within
few minutes walk The scenery and view are
Of unsurpassed beauty. and the surroundings
unexceptionable.
2. THIRTY EIGHT ACRES Of fne meadow
land, about fifty yards from the Junction, and
lU0 from the Canal-separated from No by
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad. This is
excellent land for grain and hay, and toi mar
3 TWENTY-FIvE ACRES on the old
leesburg road, about midway between the
Theological Seminary and Alexandria. The
Wow from this situation is beautiful and extern
sive, and the neighborhocd very asgreea pie
The above property Will be sho~r Dy Inc
aniiy residing at Warwick.
Also, the following lots in Alexandria:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the Loudour and
Hampshire depot, bounded oy Fendleton, ra'f'
fax and Water streets.
ONE ACRE, on the south side Of Madison
street. extending from Fairfax to ROYAL st.
ONE ACRE, ON the south side Of Montgom-
err street, q few yards from the Canal Basin,
and extending from Washington to St ,Asaph
street. a part of this lot is occupied by the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad.
A lot on the south side Of Queen sire t, De-
tween Patrick and Alfred streets, about % feet
'front.' and 100 deep, to a Is feet alley, with two
S. all tenements thereon.
A lot, At the northeast corner Of alfred and
Wythe streets.
< lot, on the west side of Columbus ST., be-
tween Wythe and Madison sire is.
TARMS:-Onc half to be paid in cash, and
tho residue in two equal instalments, at II and
- IN onths from sale, with interest, excepting
that 81, OO0 of the purchase m ney for No can
remain in the hands Of the purchaser for about
years, bearing interest.
Further particulars of w. G. YEATON. At.
torney at Law, office in Stewards Block, King
street. G. a. ALEAANDEk Trustee. p.
10 4-eotf
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A colored man who has been employed IN
Hunnicutt's Office, !or sometime, as IAN ink
roller" at low wages, and who was promised
somewhat better wages, having been summari,,
ly discharged without AN il or an au, and
told to be off, appeals to his colored brethren
against the man who he says 'deceived and
,nisled him, and winds Zip with the following:
He has betrayed NY confidence, and, Tor
one, have no earthly use for him. And am
very much OF the opinion chat, when you lind
him out, you will drop him, as have done,
like hot potato He breaches one thing and
practices another Such a man needs watch,
log" The idea OF having no earthly use.
for Hunuicutt, alter Fl. had discharged him ls
decidedly rich
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"a DWELLING HOUSE WANTED
NI Wanted to renta Dwelling House, suitab 81 e
tor a small family, and located in q desirable
portion of the city. Apply atthis Office.
10 -11u,
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HARDWARE, &c.

JAMES HALLS. TH0s. RT5nEILL.
Z AME. ". NaLLS z co,
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cop.pTHERsHIP NOTICES.
g q Il u r 7 O N

n s S Q I Q N
We tho undersigned, have this day dissolved
n ness beresfter will be conducted by E. Law
RENCE TOLSON.
"DA'o ITTLETON WITH ERS:
Z. LAWRENCE TOLSoN.
april 20, 1861
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INSURANCE AGEECIEs.

INCORPORATED 1852. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
Winchester, Va.
los 8 Carson, Prcst. VIM. L. Bent Secty.
a ggregate Losses paid in 10 years, ending July
!, 1865, $50, 874.20.
Losses oquitably adjusted and promptly PAID.
C. W. WAT1LES, Agent, Alexandria,
At Office Of Brent s: Wuttlcs Attorneys at Law,
GSl, Prince street.
Ills old company insurcs Buildings, Mer-
chandsc, Household Furniture and Personal
Property generally, in city, town or country,
against loss OF damage by fire, on rs ta!orabIe
terms as ether rcspOns5l G companies. lycl3-6m
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ga FOR RENT-The NEABSCO MILLS
EE:i PROPERTY, consisting or grist and saw
mi is, lately put in repair, millers house, com
modious store:houso, blacksmith shop and Ii
acres of land, belonging to the estate Of the late
r. Atkinson, decd, situated in Prince William
county, Va, midway between Occoquan and
fne place for business There is also a post
office kept at the store. To good tenant the
rent would be moderate. Apply either to Gen.
EPPA HUNToN, Warrenton, Va. or Dr.. RICH
ARD WHEAT Dumtries, Va. or E. +. ATE1N-
SON, 273, Prince ST., Alexandria, Va. Posses
sion given Immediately. je l-eotf