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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28

THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the
CHARLESTON DAILY News establishment, nave
this day formed a copartnership under the
name and style of RIoRDAN, DAWSON Co.,
and will continue the business as heretofore
fulfilling all contracts made by their prede-
cessOrs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LADIES' FAIR.
FUR THE BUILDING OF AN EPISCOPAL
CHURCH AT FLORENCE. s. G.

VNHE LADIES WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THIS
i CHURCH have determined TO hold o FAIR, on the
10Th, 13th 4th ald 10Th Of November at the MASONIC
HALL.
Arrangements are being made to have CONCERT or
CHARADE the last two nights.
Doors open at 10 O'Clock each day, and o'clock each
evening. Admittance 26 cents.
Any donation or contribution will be thankfully re-
ceived. II October %
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for those harpies our public debt would have been
much less than it now is. The Meroury publishes
documenas duplicating Thnrlow Weed in the busi-
ness, and statcs that the Radical Oentral Commit
tee know wEmuch more, which they promised to tell
in case Weed did not como out Sor them. This, it
says, was the lash that coerced him into support
Of that party after his reoert faltering.
f-IAn arrival from the leland OF HayM brings the
intelligence that the rebellion against tho authori-
ty Of General Salnave has ended The Haytien
army assaulted the stronghold Of the rebels near
the frontier Of st. Domingo on the 10th, and the
next day carried the place with tho bayonet. The
revolutionists fed into st. Domingo. Tho Haytien
Government had since issued q proclamation sus-
pending the state OF SIEGE. s@
The French army uniform, it is announced, 10
to be changed. The troops are to return to their
od-fashioned dress, the zounve trowsers are TO be
given up, and the old trowsers coming down to
the instep resumed. The tight, short jacket is to
give way to the old long tunio for garrison work,
while the cloak is to be replaced by the old over
coat, which can be worn alone or else over the
tunic. Instead OF the present bonnet, without a
peak, the old cap with peak is again to be intro
duced, and the shake is to be in future Of cloth,
and not Of patent leather, as hitherto. II seems
that practice has proved that what was very suit
able to Zouaves not adapted to the majority OF
the French soldiers.
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OF breaking up the Government, and causing
the withdrawal of Peru from the Chilean
league.
BraxiA baTas much war ss she can well man
age, hd Wy havea brush withithe Argentine
ConMdcratton before tho contest Is ended. \
TIE dkhtinued wars, revolutions, and out
brea&s .aSp fatalIto advsnoemspt ana healthy
progrsss; aid it is difficult, here, to suggest q
remedy f0f the evils of which complaint is
made Neither republican principles nor mo-
narchial practices should bear all the blame !;
and Brazil would be no better of under a
President than Chile would be under an EN-
peror. The destiny Of South America is not
yet wrought out. Influences Of climate, pecu-
liarities of race, will have their steady effect;
but, wherever o land is found that is luxuriant
in soil and rich in mineral ores, there, also
will, in time, be born race capable Of work
ing out the hidden treasure, and of adding to
the solid strength of general civilization.
In the meanwhile, if some person could, and
would, compel the South Americans to refrain
from cracking crowns and emptying purses,
it would be an act of benevolence as we'll as o
profitable undertaking.
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A Nest o1r Tr0vaRles.

The republics, and considerations, OF South
America are In an SnarchiaI condition. They
hare known every varietyof war, from per-
sonal pronaseiansati to colossal armies Of save-
raj hundred men; and they eannos persuade
themselves to boar and forbear, for the sake
Of peace and quiet. ssss
In Paraguay the alien war ID still in FUN
blast. Another revolution has broken out In
Psru, and in Chile noysmsnts ore projected
for knitting an allianos with Spain, On the
West coast. the Spanish ADMIRAL Ii making
ready for another expectation. ANA win oppose
two iron clads, seven frigates, and two small
craft, TO the one monitor, one iron Glad, three
ioorvettes, and sig gunboats Of Chile and Peru.
The latter feet, however, carries heavier gums
than the former, and may give the spsnisrds
more rough work.
Valparaiso Ia fortified with batteries 81
Blsksly, Rodman, and Armstrong guns, and
some " the heayisst guns, are still unmounsSd
Spain 10 fcmenting disssnsfoa, With the hope
~ y
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The lrnmigranss Coming.

- Y
Jour people generally, and especially ouA
lowing letter received by General WAaENER,
from Captain MELoAERs, the Agent of South
Carolina for promoting immigration from Ger
many. 1t will be seen that in spite Of all diff
oulties and discouragements the good work Of
immigration is steadily advancing:
OLDENBuRa, October 5, 1867.
General John A. Wagner, Commissioner Of I'M
migration. IS Z .sa. tn .U
DEAR sm Since my last report I have been
nearly always on the wing. have travelled prn-
ony, Bavaria Wurtenlbnrg, stc. ha7e distribu-
ted your ang pamphlets through great cities
the importance Of South Carolina as homo Tor
them. I am in h ,pes that by next spring, when
sesk south as tSe home On haVs sso %
sent q thousand copies Of the pamphlet to Leipzig
to be sent to every bookstore in the country,
dred newspapers, out Of the three thousand which
are published in Germany proper, copies, but
from the returns have seen SO far, Che press
days mail some specimens. You will notice the
articles in the two Auswanderer Zeitung's called
upon the editor Of the Auswanderer zeitung in
met in Erfurt, and asked for an explanation. He
told me, he had not written the article himself
but one Of his ena He is willing 70 publish
In q conversation had with him he asked. among
other things, whether Charleston was not situated
somewhere in the interior Of North Oarolina /
such people undertake to publish artioles against
State Of which they know positively nothing;
travels found great many intelligent GENTLE
men to whom explained the state Of things in
South Caroline, end these promised hearty CO.
operation. Especially found among those, who
have friends in South Carolina, great desire to
assist in getting emigrants to South Carolina. My
agent in Bremerhaven has already distributed
leveral hundred pamphlets on board Of vessels
going with emigrants 70 the different parts of the
United States This may induce some to seek
South Carolina as their home. The bark Gauss,
Captain Wieting, will sail with about one hundred
and fifty emigrsnts to Charleston ON the 9Th OF
Of October. was on board yesterday, everything
iB ready and the passengers will come down to-
morrow from their respective homes. I will not be
able to send you list by this days mail as it will
be kept open to the last moment. BY next mail
will send complete List Of the passengers. AZ
soon as Captain Wieting has sailed, I will again
take trip through the country and soc what can
be done, and If possible send another vessel this
Winter direct to Charleston. III we had steam
communication between Bremen and Charleston
more might be induced to come direct as they
all prefer to 60 by steamer especially the wealth.
Ter class, who are able to buy their own farms.
think you may expect some this Winter who
come by way Of New York.
Very respectfully,
Agent OF Gouth Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-30

IT Is proposed to hold convention of the
Sea Island planters on the first Of December,
in this city, to consider the necessities Of the
sea coast Of South Carolina and to provide
for the prosecution Of planting during the CON-
ing year. The suggestion is an excellent one.
1t 10 hoped that delegate will be appointed
by each community as advised; and there ia
little doubt that free discussion, and concert Of
action. will enable the planters to overcome
many of the difficulties which now beset them,
and which have added to the already ruinous
effects Of an unpropitious season.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-30
CATO N AL.

MRS. JOHN A. BLUM
MILL RRsUME THE EXERCISES OF HER SCHOOL,
Nv on TUESDAY. October LIST, at her Residence Mary
street. opposite Elizabeth. '
September 40 ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-30

ADvANTAaEs OF AlKEN.-We have received
Q copy of pamphlet bearing New York i'm
print, giving very elaborate statement Of the
climatic, sanitary and other advantages Of
Aiken and its vicinity as place of residence
The aim of the brochure is to direct the atten-
tion Of immigrants to the salubrious region Of
which Aiken Is the centre.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-30

The above stock wtn be disposed OF the popular ono
pstce pan giving every paason nne Gold or Solid B
We wiah TO ediately dlspoae OF tho above naQa.
cent Stock Ceftfhcetos naming the arcleo are pacsd
10 eeale6 envelOpe6 and wen MIXED Holders ara dnt
Nc 10 the article named their certificate upon pay
aemt of Ten Dollezs whether IL bo aWatch worth SlO50
cT enc worth less The return Of any of our certicas
enttiea yon 70 the arcle named thereon, upon payaef
tfs worth; end article ysnsd ieaa
than $40 ID named any certtncsse N viii as cnce
ne aes Chat this In NO Lottery but straisntior ward
even by Tina most fEstidsoua = M - l
singo CertAoato win be ses by rAii postpai4 upor
receps Of 26 conts hse Cor o. cevSh for 9 trsyee
and eegnnf pgontHn fcs ok rtxtyix and valuable
icy aIS. 40 AGcnta or thoee wishng thfs
y rare NppoFtunity, n 10 issttnatsiy SonAucssa
" stsa rEsfas Ssxsiai acEasAnz NY ss: Aadssase
~ sls.la ynpeStesA 1Soele1 AcaAwsy, M H.
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20 r SALE.

ENOK sALHc, OLD NEvvsPAPERs, IN ANY
the Once Of the DAILY NEWS. limo October 9a
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WATCHERS ygVgEERY, ETC.
I'M RUP1ED grOCK OT EtTma1 4,
GOLD AND SOLID SILVER WATCHES.

AHn vyax~AMGsdA 90 rwM @Ms1 aAoxUwIhay EeGu-
1slf va1aeems Ms eM0 4Ovv 7sshco @R eAD eaeh
81.I 81 asg0tEa aff3y6lEga fsUkE2ANIEMn al-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-30

GTEvEMs HOUsE, Nos. IN. az. aB ANm ar
~ broadway. N. X. opposite Bowling Greon-a.n the
European xlan.--THR STEvEN5 R0USE d. wall and
wdsly hrown to the travelling public The Vocation ia es
peca suitable to merchants bueinssa rei, Il is in
close proximity TO the business part or the cityn on
the eMghway OF Southern and Western trayelaEa e3ta
cent to a the principal Railroad and Eteasnboat ooe
The STEVANS HOUSE hhs liberal accosnnolYasinn sor
modern for the comfort and etertainept
% 10 1nmasss ZIG roos aso spacioug end wen venti.
tAeed-~provided with gas and watatthe atsndanco in
prompt and the table 10 aancrxyusy pro
yidea with every decacy Of the at retes
Nno rooms having been refrrnfAhea ana tpuudeed va
are sias "a no eef extra ctiittea fos aa corort and
pieaaurh ~ our gueats G&N. E. UTfASlE o. xyO
may ~ Smo vi NxHRMozOfp.
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a M U Sc M E MTS.
"CHASE HALL"

VINHE OPENING OF "CHASE HALL" WILL. BE
celebrated Ihis Evening October 80. at TX O'Clock.
Inc Hon g. Pillsbury will give the rst lecture Sub
1ect Man as Slave and Citizen" The public arc
invited to attend Tho Hall situated corner King and
and Market streets. Entrance on Market street
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

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hAw ssafnsv " ssaAa sea AAiseA.fe 4nA
1~st = - a~e.c VI !. issss1s - i q 4 III.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13
MESSAGE
4,lgssyGs, ,rs1.a. asss..,s

Fellow citizens OF the Senate and House of
| Representatives:
! The continued iisorganization Of the Union
- which the President has so often called the
9teniion Of Congress is yet subject OF pro-
bnnd and patriotic concern. We may, how
aver find some relief from taat anxiety in the
reflection That the painful political situation,
illhough before uniried by ourselves, is not
Jew IN the experience OF nations. Political
icience. perhaps as highly perfected in our
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

Eatt .bse -aaG .aeissidsa "
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

.sA4AssA lsHas.S
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13
w w ahpSI t.pN ~ Nv gA1H. Hng rs alas q.
SB Aala asASa "a Ii "a M IL o. nd ara;.,.s.

seems I7F
ieetly plain aud simple. It consists merely
~ faithful application Of thn constitution
and laws. The execution of The laws il not
lew obsrueted Or opposed by physical force
There is no military or ether necessity. real
Or pretended. which can prevent obedience TO
the constitution either North or South. Ali
nights aud all obligations OF States aud inli-
yidnais, can be protected and enforced by
means perfectly consistent with the funaa,
mental law. Courts may be everywhere opened
and Il opened their process would he unimpe-
ded. Grimes against the United States can
be prevented or punished by the proper judi
gal authorities in manner entirely practices
able and legal
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13

.ea1raoski ,.Oo . ..oIa ,1HDiAH
.11of xeK ,y4wLso1u Ia
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13
III .tIIu UUy.E = W ay Ut!lNI i..s HUs y
II Ifsa''s.ss'ffy Is:, dsfI r. |f a0:1'


da ace with the fundamental law. When civil
" ar las been brought to close, il is mani
testify The first interest aud duly OF the State
70 repair the iajures which war has inflicted
and TO SECURE the benefit OF the lessons it
teaches, fully and speedily as possible. The
duty was. upon the termination Of the rebel
Eon promptly y accepted, moi only by the Ex-
acutlve Department but by the insurfection-
dry States themselves, and restoration in the
arst moment OF peace was believed 10 be as
easy and certain az it was Indispensable
These sfa5a liass ll.Ssese,s ithsn Hss reason
ably confidently entertained, were dsappo;nt-
ed by legislation from which | feel constrain
ID by my obligations 10 the constitution to
withhold my assent. II is, therefore, source
Of profound regret that, in complying with
the obligation imposed upon the President by
the constitution 10 give To Congress from time
ito time information OF the state of tho Union
! am unable 10 communicate any definite
adjustment satisfactory 10 the American peo
Pie OF the questions which, since the close Of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-13
rue rR.ssInEET u 3 ~ ~, N1p,lS4e lS4eN4cTnEss.

There is therefore no ~ rtaHsah Z H Why tle cons
stitniion should not be oheyea unless those
who exercise It's powers have determined that
II shall be disregariea and violated. More
naked will OF this government, or of soAe one
dr more Of It's branches is tile only obstacle
that can exist TO perfect Union of all States.
On this momentons question, and on some of
the measures growing ont Of it. ] had the mis-
fortune to differ frcm Congress, and have ex-
pressed my conviction without reserve though
Yish becoming Difference to the opinion of the
Legislative department. Those convictions
were not only unchanged but streng, hened hv
subse lnent events and further reflection. The
transcendent importance Of the subject will
ha \ sufficient excuse for calling your attcu-
ton To snmr Of the nasnns r.l,i.h hnra 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-25
hc1H AUCTION sALE:
ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1857.

: Nww YoRx Jan. n 1851.
The Delaware, Leokawanna and western Railroad Com
many will sell BY Measrs JOHN II. DRAPER CO., auo-
tonecrs the companys sales room IS Exchange place
corner OF william street. New York. Wednesday. Jan. %
inst, ~ II O'Clock, noon:
Of fresh mined COAL from tho Lsckawanna regions Of the
usual sxes deliverable ~ their depot knsabshpo n j..
frsns:-Fiy cents per cS payable IN current funds On
The q sale and the balAnc wshia Yen days thereafter
81 the ones Of The company. -
Prssi.cut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-25

ID Nassau street, orposle The Post o.ice. .,
HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY, JAN 80 At u O'CLOCK.
IN FRONT OF SALESEOOM.
Regular horse sales 81 Nassau street every Wednesday
Messrs MINER & soMERyILLE orcr unsurpassed adj
vntes in location. experience and business capacity 70
wishing TO buy desiring to sell Horses Carriages,
or anything pertaining to the horse business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-25

yxyM wrrrRRs AUCTl0NBER SELLS THIS DAT,
w q o'clock 81 - Canal street. " Velvet Brusses
Ispessry Three stair and Other Carpsts 0ielohs
suits Centre Dining and Tea Tablcs chamber sus ma
ho9nnv black walnut and cnamelled; Hair MAttresses
akeots Bedding WArdrobes Sofa Beds Lounges Rocking
hay and other Chair. China Qass and stoyc
StSck and fixtures. 10, OF Oyster saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-25

A UorIoN SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nture Panoforto &c-By n. DOUGHTY Anc.
tioneer-On Friday jan as At III O'Clock, al tine saesroom
70 Nassau street octave p,aS Snn ro so1
Furn ture In walnut oak, mahogany and ROSEWOOD fer
Glasses Hair Mattresses Oil Paintings, Engrayng Gas
Descriptive catalogues at sale.
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uCrIoN sALE-E. ROTH AUcTfoNEER.
"A LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF
ELEaANI AND COSTLY mouSEHoLD - l FUkMlTuRE.

A UCTTON EOIICE-AS. WYNN CO.. AUCrIONEERs.-
"A Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping
Elegant Furniture public Auction this day
friday al No Wee Sixteenth street, between Fifth and
Suits broctcl and reps; Bookoase looks Eagercs
Mirrors Curtains Carpets Centre Tables, Turkish Kecln
ing Chairs OIL Paintings by eminent artists, Bronze
st,uary. Vases Clocks Cabinet Encoignere rosewood
IdscAds Ward robes heir. spring q pair Linen
She.ls IL pair Blankets Extension Table Buffet elegant
aud Kitchen Furniture Sale percmptoiy. NJ B.-Con.
peent attendance 70 PACK ana remove the goods
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DEM. r. THEALIl, AUCrTOKEER.
ID Late salesman with r. II. LUDIOw co.
HOUSED OLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS e
OH PAINTiNGS, ENGkAylNGSs
CHINA GLASS AND SILVER PLATED WARE, &C.
TO bs sold By auction by THEALL BROS, Tomorrow
(saurday lO clock nj their saesoom w Liberty st.,
Also rosewood Bagatollo Table. Catalogues
early on morning of sale #H0f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-25

uENRY D. MINER. AUCrIoNEER, sALEsEooM 50
I'll Nassau street, opposite the Post ollce-MINER
sOMEi.viL wli SELF auction. Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings JAN 30 and 81 at7 O'CLOCK at their and
tenth street. large and fnc collection Of Ancient
on Paintings, including number OF undoubted ORIGINALS
the property we'll known cobnolsseur OF this city,
leced great during the past thirty In u
rope and and forming probably the finest
works OF art Of the old schools offered Ia tins
country for Particulars will DO announced In
\ few dana. i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-25
NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY. JANUARY 2S 1867.
SALES Ar AUCTION.

DRIAN II. MULLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A MULLER, r. X. WILKINS 4 GO VII seii ~ A. aa W
ton Saturday January 26 at l2 o'clock NJ tne IN.
change Saesroom III Broadway $500 shares husseh fe
Company held as collateral. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-04

WoMANssuFFRAaE: The enthusiasm evoked
for woman sufrage.a few months ago has sin
sularly and almost completely died out. The
Constitutional Conventions of New York and
Michigan have both decided against making
female suffrage a political issue. In the first
1he Committee on Suffrage, headed by no less
Radical aiperson than Horace Greeley, report
"a emphaiically against it, and the Michigan
Convention, which was believed to contain q
strong element in favor Of the innovation, voted
Squarely against it when the test was made.
It Will be many years before American women
Will have either the right or the inclination te
participate 10 the stormy battles of politics
Demagogaes may continue to agitate tbei,
cIaltus, but. the practical and really intelligent
women: Of the country neither ask nor desire
any higher privileges than those they already
possess. aIIS y ! q -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-04

rUANO AND FERTILIZERS.

CUANO AND FERTILIZERS.
The subscriber has on hand full assortment
Of the most approved MANURES, which ne
prepared to sell in any quantity desired, at the
Low EST MARKET RATES.
As the prices arc uniform the farmer can OBJ
tain his supplies rs well by Correspondence as
though be were to purchase in person.
| OFFER:
Peruvian GuAn0, Of the best quality.
Bolivian Guano. This article comes from the
same section AS Peruvian, which 1t closely re-
scmbe in texture and appearance. 1t is much
richer in Phosphate, but has less Ammonia FOR
stiff soils or stiff sub-sos it vii! answer quite as
we'll rs Peruvian. and it costs but two.tnlrds
the price Of that artcle.
Mexican Guamo, oi four grades,
Ground Bones. - .
WL;tolock's Ccrealizer. The nigh reputation
borne by this article ~ the most effective and
reliable crop producer made IN the United
States, induces ne to ask tic farmer TO test It
nlon gside Of any manure he may apply.
YoolstOn's Amoniatcl Bone Phosphate. This
article is manufactured by the same house. and
contains MI the best qualities of Peruvian Guano
and Ground Bones w Nj. u. TX W IN,
NH 28-tf No. 5, south Union street
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ESUIU NAC
TRANSPORTATION LINE,

L TRANSPORTATION LINE,
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHlNGTON, AND
GEOkGETOW Nm, y. g. CONNECTING AT
AQUA CREEK WITH THE lCHMGND y,
FREDERICKSBURG u POTOMAC r. Il.
uT~--. THE STEAMER EXPRESS,
rgEszai,szsas Captain A. G. Nickle, leaves Bait
moro from Pier No. 8, Light street wharf, every
TU ESDAY, at 4 o'clock p. m, for the above
cities, and stopping at the following way p"i, It's
on the Potomac: Point Lookout, Piney Point,
FoxwelP5 Wharf, Curioman Bay, Burch' $
Wharf, Stones Wharf Chapel Point, Matthias
Point, Aqua Greek, connecting with railroad
TO Fredericksburg and Richmond, Smiths 1T.
and Glymont. Returning leaves Washington
at q IA, and Alexandria ut 7 a. NJ. every
SATURDAY.
.,i-> THE STEAMER KENEBEC,
laleeasaz - Captain t. s. Talbot, leaves Bal
tirnorc from Pier No. 8, Light street wharf, ev-
cry FRIDAY, at p m, Tor the above cities,
and stopping at the following point {" on the To-
torac River: Mundys Point, Kinsale, Piney
Point, Powders Wharf, Popes Creek, Matthias
Point, Nanjcmoy Stores, Aqua Creek, connect
ing with railroad to Fredericksburg and Rich
mOnd, Smiths Point and Glymont Returning
leaves Washington at a. H., and Alexandria
at a. m, every WEDN ESDAY.
Gs2s~ Freight of ull descriptions carried at low
rates. For further information apply to
j. BRODERS & CO,
No. H. King street. Alexandria
j. B. BRYAN & BRO,
345 Pennsylvania av., Washington
A. NEEDHAM & SONS,
l42, Light st. Wharf, Baltimore
j. G. WATERS,
NH til l09 Water street, Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-04
JOHN PER r

roP ERSHIP.- undersigned have
u this day formed a eo-partn,ershilpp y for tn the
fTOR l1 asn COMMISSION -BUSIN ESS, under
the firm name of AVERY s. DAVIDSON, at
the store formerly occupied by Henderson q
Avery, corner of King and Alfred streets. ana
solicit continuance Of the patronage extended
to The old firm. K. W. a hH
aug II r. y. DA . IDoOt..