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Nntica nf A Assinnmnnt.

NOTICE is hereby given that Isaac Emery o.
IN Portland. in the County of cumberland, did on
the twentieth day of NAV, a. D., 1867, make to the
unde signed assignm ent OF all his property, real
md personal, t exempted by law from attachment
notice. as provided by the statutes OF the State OF
Maine, become parties to said Assignment in proper
ton TO the amounts OF their respective claims, and
three months allowed to become parties TO said
assignment, and that said assignment may be Eurd d
at the Office OF Shepey s. Strout, ia said Portland.
A. A. STRuUT, Assignee.
Portland, May 70, 1857. may 3twGw&%sm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w D. RORTNSON

Having been saved 50 as by fire, has again resumed
e. i.' r" basiAess, and taken the 4.H
ID Store No. 40 EXCHANGE Street.
in the block lately erected by the Pre- 10 heirs.
where he offers Tor sale The following articles, and
Others too numerous to mention -
Books and Stationery, Children's Carriages al
styles Bird Cages, large variety Ladies' Work Bas-
kets and Stands, Lunch an Picnic Baskets Ladies'
Travelling Baskets ana Bags, Child ems Willow.
High and Rocking Chairs, Roc ing Horses ami te-
locipedeS, Rubber, Foo and other Balls, together
with the regular Base Ball. Chilrens Chairs to learn
them to walk, Doll Heads, bodies, arms, large
sUrtment of dressed and other Dolls, WorbDXes and
Writing Desks, violns, Accordions, Banjos, Guitars,
Flutes. Ffes and Concerinas, Bird ages all kinds,
Parrot and Squirrel Cages, Henisch and Iemour's
ceebraIe ed Barber Shears and good assortment But
ton hole and other Scissors good assortment of Pen
anu Pocket Knives, Snpping Papers, Coasters Man
itest Notes. Receipts Deeds, and other blanks, all
the Boston and New York PAPERS, Dime Novels,
Song, Cook and Fortune telling Cooks Harler's, At
lantic, Lady's and Petersuns Magazine. His Library
will be supplied with all the Boots as fast as
issued. Tie very best Violin, Guitar, Banjo an
other strings Come one, all, and buy liberaIy
50 can pay my rent and supply the spiritual and
p fa
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From Deacon Hartwell b. Baker. I,

| a3m4l D .ALBlON, Me, Dec. 27, 1865. )
W. I. Bradley, Dear Sir:-I used one barrel OF
your XL Super Phosphate last spring on corn and
potatoes, iae by siIe w.th barn-s aru and hog ma
mare. Where the XII WAS used have 25 per cent
more corn and potatoes than did with barn yard
and hog manure, and four times as much as did
where used nothing. ! shall always use XII, ii
can get 1t, belle 1t be the very best Phos-
phate in the market, and this is the opinion OF all
who have used it, SO TAR as 1 know. aR'lisI -
-trs - HARrWEJI r. RxKER
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s1m Z o3t' = ~. a. HAYES, MD,
sTC " 81 HHvHaY State AssayeI
From Ex-Goy. Cony, of Maine.

aiaa az AUGUSTA. Me, May 1, 1857. i
MR. WM. l.. .BHADLlEY, sir Last summer pur-
chased anquantity OF Super II osphate .f Lime OF
your manufacture OF Mr.. John Macarthur; i ap-
piled it WITH the most manifest effect and received
most satisfactory results. 1t equal 10 any ierti
hzer Of its class ever used by me- and can conf
IDENTIFY recommend it as OF great agricultural utility
shall continue to use it Qpiielargely.
Respectfully yours,
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From Ex- Gov. Hoibrook. of vermont.

8 BRATTLKBoRo'. VT, May 2, 1857 :
w. L. BR tDLhY, ESQ.,. Dear Sir:-I used your
Superb Phosphate last yearin every part of my gar
den and ground 5 ami in every instance with most
satisfactory results. - = L.. ,,, s., = & "a (,
Be ond all question, you make superior super.
Phosphate, equal to all YOU claim for tand, indeed
more too. es4,af. Very respectfully yours,
- - +. HO .BROOK.
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'lFg.e From Rev. ss. stillman M, Morgan. p -

I TKOM neV.F5uFLI1aH Morgan. -------------7
q slYy a,fl BRIsToL, VF., Oct 1, 1866
WAs n BRADIny, Dear Sir IL used some OF
your Ibate last spring, and it proved all 1t
Is recommended to be. When learned what prop
er lies it contains, had hesitation as to its real
value Now, intend to go into it as fast as circum
ces will allow. had houghts oil telling you
that 1t made Vegetation row on my and ard TO a
jump. But one thing viii say It is the best and
cheapest manure that l. hae ever used. ~ ~ atie,
] A
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From ClIief Clerk, Department of Agriculture
/ tt,t. nwAsHINa9oN, d. c., Feb. Il, 1854. u
have 'used Bradley s Super phosphate, and re-
gard it as an excellent article. began some expert
ments in 1862, in Greenfield, Mass; but owing to
my leaving for Washington early in the fall, they
were not concluded. percsivcds q decided advan-
tage in using it, especially in filling anu aripening
corn, in former application. q LOO 80
HA1t liEs JAMES S. GRINNELL,
/ Chief Clerk Department of Agriculture
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Office of Collector of Internal R ey-
..a...e 81 Il enuG.
FIRST COLLECTION DISTRICT or STATE OF
MAINE.

.t.aiLa PORTLAND, Nav %, 1867.
NOTICE rs hereby given that the undersigned,
IN Collector or Internal Revenue TOR the district
Aforesaid Will, On the 1st day of june 1867 remove
the Athenaum building, on Plum street aver the
office OF the Eastern Express Co.. where pursuant
to the provisions OF an Act of Congress sso provide
internal revenue TO support the government to nav
interest on the public debt and for other purposes
approved june 30. ls64, as subsequently amended"
day Of said June to Ihursdag the 18Th tlay thereg
at end 70 collecting and receiving and ceases
assessed ami enumerated the nual list for 1867
ana payable within the County OF Cumberland in
And he further gives notice that he will in liz G
manner attend collecting and receiving taxes and
licenses as aforesaid, assessed and "a able within
the County OF York in sai district at the following
designated tunes aud places, viz: .l.IIl
SALO, at the Hotel KEEP by John T. Cleayas. Tues
gay juno 4th, 1867, from 10 o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock
BIDDEFoRD, at the Biddeford House, wednes
day, June 9th, 1867 from 10 clock A. NJ TO O'Clock
aKENNEBUNK, at the Hotel kept by W. A. Hall,
thursday, June 6tn, 1857, from II O'Clock A. NJ to
SOUTH BERWICK, at the Newiebawan,es Hopse,
Friday, june 9TH, 1se7, from 10 o'clock A. M. to
KITTERY,at at the office of Francis Baoan Eso
saturday, June sth 1867, frcm II o'clack A. Ii. to
Persons in York County, desirous of so do,ng can
pay their taxes at this Office at any time nr;or 10
june 18th, 1857, except daring the time herein spcc-
tally designated for their collect ion elsewbere =
Special notice will be mated to all persons who
neglect to ray aforesaid, for the issuing aud ser
vice of which lee of twenty cents will be ciarssd
as provided by Sec. 2S of the Act above named
May 20. dtd -'' 0''''s'0r'
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cflNIIsS =. UItINNEI1
Chief Clerk Department of Agricuit,

81 do not hesitate to pronounce it the best"
~ NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. 4, 1896. 4
Mr.. JOHH I. GILL. Dear Sir:-I take p easuro In
recommending Bradiey's XII Phosphate Of Lime as
being good and cheap Fertilizer, having made use
of the same on different crops. And having made
use Of different kinds lonot hesitate t. pronounce
it the best. & ? 5ttGRlSWOIDI. GILBERT.
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Union, State Convention.

'I Union SCaCe convention.
The Union voters OF Maine ere requested to srnd
del gates to a Convention To be held at GRANITE
HALL, AUGUSTA, on THUReDAy, June 9th, at II
O'clock A. NJ, ior the purpose of nominating can
didate for Governor anu iransactng any othei bus
ines, that ma properly come before the CONVENTION
he basis OF representation will be as foHows
Each city, town and pan taton will be entit Ell te
one delegate, d an additional delegate tor every
seye y Eve votes cast Tor Joshua l.. { hanbe eriain
at the Gubernator cleo ion of isG6. traction ol
forty votes will be entitled additional delegate
JAMES G. LAME,
'if- it JAMES Nj. ST,JNE,
q n. a. FCST X,
L. q. HAhLOW,
LIE SrRI r LAND,
- r-tfsL-r Ill. Il. PkEsCuIf A. sea-. a
JUSEP II. HAYES,
S. S. MARBLE
9, H. ,lMO>TON,-
ELIAS MILLIKEN,
3 JAMES B. DASCOMB,
j. S. MONR L,
JOHN ENsoN, .. -. t..
n. X. SAWYER,
CHAS. Is. PAINE,
LLEWEtLY& POWERS,
ID Union State Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-10

Commencing May 1st ana ending September list
Termx, Fifty DolIarN for the season.
Gideon is seven years this spring. stands IS hand;
q inches and weighs 1850 IS. Hvls bought in OangC
County New York, three years since b, II. S. Laru
ESQ.,, o, Nor Vassalboro, and l. direct by Rysdyk
HaInbletonian, he By Abdallah by Marnbfino by I'M
ported Messen ,er. The dam of Gi.i con was got by
thus being very osely inbred to Messenger. one OF
the best progentors OF rotters ever foaled. Gideon
is the only son Of old lambletonin in this sta ir
stock purposes, is halt brother TO Dexter, george
Wilkes, Volunteer, Shark, Bruno, and many otiias
OF the fastest trotters in the country, ana
never having been nsed ior track PURPOSES mas
hihlted promise OF that speed anu endurance "iien
has made his relations so justly famous.
Satisfactory vouchers OF his pedigree can De Ilro-
duced to those who desire MS sarViees or any pau
G re viii he taken to prevent accident or escapes
but should they occnr they VIII be at the owner !
risk. ---. nf r-fTrfi Of =, =. nxrv.rv
:. por,,and Anril o. 1871 Apl -. .fwF&weow.lIl
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Experiments with Manures. "a,

Experiments with Manures. sss Il. - p,
E. r. Towle Of West Berkshire, W, gives in the
Vermont Farmer tho following results of expert
ments with different kinds OF manure on corn, the
past season. y 4 Etis ssasG z1i Taftr tf5-5sz..5
I The land and cultivation the same. The
ground was an inverted greensward, heavily manur-
ed the surface and the fertilizers put in the hill.
The following was the result when the corn was
husked-each plot containing two rows through the
fields: g 1sfE'a9 Trr -. ~
Pl't l. No manure in the hill, n baskets Of ears Of
Plot 2. A compost consisting of hen manure,
ashes, plaster, aud earth, q baske ets., t57
Plot 8. Lodi Manufacturing Co.'s Poudrette 81
PloS4. Rotten barn-yard manure, d baskets. .f.g
Plot s. Hog-manure, ,5 baskets. Z ,r,sar So :
Plot 6. Bfadleys phosphate OF Lime, 5
The degree of soundness was in proportion to the
yield, plot number beingt the best. ,ftioi -ss~,r
> n BoYALToN, VT, Jan. q, 1sG7
4 VIM. L. Bradley. Dear Sir:-I had a quantity of
your Phosphate last year; it gave good satisfaction
Alr o. Bruce tried 1t on peice OF oats with barn
yard manure; the PHOSPHATE BEAT THE MANURE
ONE HUNDRED PER GENT He thinks he realized
from We use Of T. on oats hundred
s''ss9s ss,,s.i, = 9 Z UNITY, Me-, Dec. II, 1857
4 WM. L. BRADLEY, Esq. Dear Sir:-The past sea-
son used nine barrels of your XII Phosphate with
good results planted about three acres of pasture
land, using three barrels of Phosphate with other
manure, and raised seven hundred and twenty-five
bushels Of pototoes 1 tested it in three different
in favor OF the Super-plosphate, three and
quarter to two l3i to p or G2 per cent favor OF
Phosphate consider it valuable fertilizer. lt p
Yours truly, eF A. B. WORTH.
54-- s-Fei SOLD b1 mW sH5fs
Beale s. Morse, Portland, Fgitak aso4
W. f. Tolman q Co., Portland.
John Macarthur, Augusta. = ~; s
Thompson s. Putnam, Lewiston. g
Morrison g. Drew, Skowhegan. ts...' ~. t4 s.
& seao Reuben Rideout, Cumberland. ~ fs-trg
u Wardsworth q Richie, Eastport. q
Augustus Perry, Belfast. 80
Chick & Prescott, Bangor. ii L .-sar.5osi
G. II. Dunning, Bangor. miot a.aa
~ Eoss & Henderson, FarInington. lsiaea
n. H. Maeomber, Bowdolnham.
j. G. Deering, & Co., Saco. -.-.-.s - -
Demlng & Son, Calais. 4' AAeP -se-F
And reliable dealers throughout the State Of
Maine. my 2Sd6w2w
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=, w. E. E ,TOLMAN & 90.
assa.ATLANTIC a-
Mutual Insurance ComDanv.
/ 81 Waa 81, cor. William, NEW YORK,
--a<iiidf tiit JANUARY, 1867. .TaiI-sl. .i,.Lsf
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
s.- cation Risks. ' |

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually, upon the premi-
ums terminated during he year; and tor which Ger
tifcates issued, bearing interest until redeemed
Average Dividend for ten Years past 80 per cent.
The Company has the following Assets, viz: Is
United States and State of New-York stocks CITY.
Bank and other Stocks, A L .s SCI 1855 0(
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise 129 $50 90
Real Estate. and Bonds and Mortgages, 221 260 op
Interest and sundry notes and Chains due s8 .IE3
the c0mpany, estimated at - 141, ,S66 "a
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable. 3s37, ,735 II
Cash in Bank L4iI t94i eslna s'i lo- 414 l07 ~
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Dr.A. "A. Hayes Opinion. gFelG 5l O
In my trials, tho lermenting power OF this fertil-
ger has proved qu as great hat of the best Pe-
ruyian Guano, and lts action humic matters in
the soil is fully equal; it coors the aqueous sol-
tions: contains fatty bodies products as well as
salts OF ammonia his part forms from twenty
five to twenty-eight per cent CT the pound.
Not only has the precautioa OF having ana yses OF
the materials and weekly produ Is been taken. but
the same care has been extendea to the marketable
article, and each lot OF nty tons is Ieuressnted bv
an average sample. whchis accompanied BY a GER
uheate Of Its composition, carefully aebcrmiled
The reputation this c0mp1 has obtained, as q
manure and fertilizer, Renders tie manufacture an
important one and the present management should
rsce se 1t deserves, tho dence of the Agricu
tural interests OF the country. f. 9a.i3Fs Tae
Sfla Respectfully, Fg-ess r-z5I
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4 4 sfs a. 100 Exchange Street st'
Office hours IL 1-S =. MI. to L h.
SAB UEL n. COBB, o. 5o
No. 1856 Congress Street,
] - NEAR HEAD QE GREEN SIREET

DIANO FoRTES Meodeons, Organs, Guitars,
L. Violins Banjos, Flut mas, Music Boxes, Con-
certiaas, AccorGe cons, Tamborines, Flutes Flacco-
lets, picalos, Claronets Violin Bows Muse stools
Music STANDS, Drums, Flies, Sheet Music, Music
Boo<s, Violin and Guitar Strings, Stere SCOPES and
Views, Umbrellas, Canes, Clocks, Bird Oages, Iook-
ing Gifsses, Abums Stationary, Pens, Ink Rocking
Ho rsef Pictures and Frames, Fancy Baskets, Chill
dreIs carriages and great variety OF other articles
esEd Pianos Taken in Exchange for New.
I April s--tf f--7tilit-.As s0 10 itil -lFGd E9d
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RATES or ADvERTIsING.-Une inch OF space in
leAeth CT column, constitutes ''sGuare."
10 por square daily first wees 10 centa nef
week after; three insertions, or less, 90; continp
ng every other day after hlst week, 30 cent? fg I;
5 all square, three insertions or less, 75 cents ore
week. S1.a0; 80 cents per week after
Dnder head OF 'sAAfUsESfENrs.'' - s2 00i,er SQUARE
per week; three Insertions or less, ) LOO. : :.
-fH,lAL NeTI JEs, SIPS per SQUARE Tor fi1e frt in
insertion. ~ 'A S''Nsof"Si-'
q ttreihents inserted in the rtBf sTxF STATE
u ~ St.leiior SleO per squareior fret Insertion
TOW. -a ~ 81 sN = A4e,e'i '''.l,'.
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The MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
ll-.s iacy very Thnrsday morning at $500 year,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ta TEsTlMONEALs 80r..a
DIR. Jackson's Opinion OF the Nis Pho osplate. sla
. WILLIAM L, BRADLEY. Esq, Dear Sir:-You ask
my opin on as derived from my Chemical anay sis Of
your XII Saper1 phosphate re, and from my knowledge
of the science Of Agriculture to the value OF this
Scper- Phosphate as q fertilizer. eaz 4aszbi Agtn
10 one ,Tlo Knows anything OF the science, can
doubt that such article WI Prove of great value
and that it is adapted TO supply the most essential
are sparingl found In it in its natural state. ne3
, I Res spectfuliy, yonr obedient servant II liana,
tzmCHARLHS T.. JACil SON, M. D., ,Ifgsa
siAf tf'Tea4 nas sao5i State Assayer. la
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He PoRTLAND DAILY PRESS is pubhshed
Syety Jay, jSunday excepted, at No. | Printers
SNeiEiIGe, C0mire1cial Street. Portland.
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The remains OF Masin, the illustrious We
NATHAN natriot now buried in France, where he
died in exile, are to be exhumed, and in Sep
to,,har next they will be conveyed with ma
.,o,.l bonors to Venice. The remains will be
taten from the family vault of AIRY Schefer, at
Montmartre, where they now rest, and con-
veyed to Marseilles by railroad. AT Marsetiies
an Italian war steamer will receive them and
win reach Venice on the morning of Manin's
birthday, the 22d of September. A committee
of the Venetian municipality will supervise
the transportation, and George Manin' 'ne
son of the illustrious dead, aud General OF the
National Guard of Venice, will receive the 20 re,
mains at the quay Mama ramarkable scenes m ever M
Mas ;s,,oSsed on in Paris This second funeral wIn
Sa me ntie ned in future years with that OF LIN
] coin,
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N. a. FOSTER, PRopRIEroR.
hERHs;- Eight Dollars year in advance. 5N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-29
LETTER FROM HANOVER COUNTY.

II,,rnooo,,Jaor.o fILe JIrrouIrio G0.cfic.I
w. ~ ''ro,'''('', ''' IT, 90 ,,a oathor
HANo'E Elk OooNlh' JAN % Nv "',''"~'
clerk has the same record 10 make, when ne
has entered for weeks past The snow is near
l., ,,,o,,o ;n,.bos ,lcn, TI,c tr;cc folks Of
'"u''I '',"'',
color, who, by the way arc t'le "n'y ''o' p!'
pic &c have, have made dreadful havoc with
harcs and rartriIgcy, coons and opozsums, this
.ii ,,I; :, :; ,,,,,,,;,,,< ,.,iou. ni,es
'n'"' 1P1, "'' ':..I. oon,,i. g
ton whether there VIII nc "Ins!" En"iic "a
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LETTER FROM RICHMOND.

rCorresoondcncc Of the Alexandria Ga2stte.J
RICHMOND, January %, 1851 have been
soiournipg in this glorious old city for several
DAYS. I say glorious for her is historic lame
and molly has she sustained herself in all trials
that timc and circumstance have imposed upon
her. The days Of John Smith rendered her
locality famous; the clarion voice OF Fa'nck
Henry when he announced tie Great Prlncl
ples of Liberty against oppression, seems still
to linger in the atmosphere; ana the chafred
remains Of her once noble warehouses and
other buildings, show that upon this spot the
great problem of the capacity OF man tor sell
government has been tried But OF all these,
ard more than these, the devotion and selt-sac-
ri6ce Of her inhabitants in our recent struggle
I have, now, nothing to say. They hike US,
accent the last ayJitruuent not fawnlngly and
crineincly, but honestly and truthtaly, and
would be the last to attempt either 10 aio or
countenance any design against the integrity OF
the Union.
am glad to sec that our representatives
are industrious and faithful IN their attenti0n
to their duties | have here met With an oId
acquaintance, Mr.. Bentley, who represents the
ad jacent county of Loudoun in the House Of
Delegates He is my ideal of a faithful ser
want of the people; active and vlglant' no'n-
Ing escapes him. at the came time SO courteous
that his influence in the House is telt by all
I shall remain for few days at the 'BaIlaro
House" now kept rs in days OF yorc, by
the Ballard Brothers, whose fame as caterers
is known throughout our land. have this tt
IL ,1ot tIn tnp :.
and comfort of their rooms, the attention and
Difference of their servants and above all, the
poIitcncss and urbanity of The proprctors anc
their assistants, there is no house on this Oh
any other continent that can surrasslt 'Ion&
nar Il WaYeN II.
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y ESUMpTI0N OF BUSINESS.
STOVES, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
~ WARE. ROOFING, SPOETlNG. *.
T, = . Gil Ct X | u + : -,

having determined to resume his former bushes:
public. that he has opened his establishments 6:
No. IS, KING STREET,
below Fairfax, on the north Sid" where he j:
prepared to furnish the public, with every DE-
scriptioN Of articles in his line, which may b:
wanted His assortment of COOKIE NC
STOVES, Will embrace every variety, and u:
the best descriptions. He would cnuIncratc;
among them, NOBLE Cook STovE. the best l@a.
was ever in use, and well deserving It's naruc-
the LILLY, the PALM ETTo, and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, If no:
superior TO any ever offered for sale in AleNaa-
dria and hOusekccpers can have any dcscrp-
ton Of ware Of that kind, which they may need:
he invites an examination Of his goods. and
presents such selection rs cannot fail to please.
All kinds Of ROOFING and SPOUTlNG,
executed in the best manner and on the lowest
terms.
An experience of forty years in this business,
enables him TO claim that he has practica.
DESTROYS of not only accommodating, but giving
satisfaction TO his customers and to ali purchas-
crs, and they may be assured that what he sells
them will be Of the best materials and OF the
best manufacture He will warrant whNtgye.
he sells. 1t will be his object to secure patron.
age by constant and personal attention 10 hi:
establishment.
With this announcement he will open A5
MAnutactory, willing TO show by his efforts tina:
the patronage he asks. Will rebound 10 the sd
vantage Of those who buy, rs well Us Of him VINO
sells, and that the citizens Of AlcyandriA &Hl
its vicinity. need not go elsewhere to purchase
what can be procured in their own city, from
one Of their own people. jy l2-2aWtt
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NEWS on THE DA =.
"ro sho,o the ve,y age and body Of tie times

Z. .5
s Washipgto is at. present full.of spectators
and Others who are watching with anxiety the
progress Of the tariff bill through the Senate,
and who are anxious as to its fate In the House.
An unusual number of these spectators and
lobbyists were on The floor Of the House yester-
day, when Mr.. Farnsworth in plain terms called
the Speakers attention to the matter, aud
there was general scamper among the crowd.
Vera Cruz advices to the 22d inst, state
that a French transport had left there with
heavy detachment of infantry for France, and
others would Immediately follow. The whole
Of the French forces in Mexico had arrived at
Vera Cruz en- route to France. Additional
transports were daily expected.
From the commencement Of the Cumberland
coal trade in 1912 to 1866, inclusive, twenty
FIVE years) !, 1852, 1853 tons have been transport
ed over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
and 3, l76, 1872 tons over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal-total 10, 429,055 tons.
A resolution passed the House last week,
without dissenting voice, authorizing the
Library Committee to contract with MI. Bier
stadt for two pictures to fill the vacant panels
in the House Of Representatives s..
Crino!ine, it is now afhrmed--is not dead
1t is only to be modified as the Radicals
say about the Supreme Court it is to be
disciplined" 4.l
The Borgnc. (Texas) Beacon says that the
U. S. troops near Jacksonboro' were attack
ed by Indians and forty killed 2o
The tax on tobacco and scgars yields an as
tonishing revenue to the government The
totals run up to millions.
A large fire occurred at Hagerstown, Md,
which, burned the Eagle Hotel, and various
stores Loss some 1000. " sq.s
IT is asserted that Ortega has been arrested
in Mexico and is now in the power Of Juarez.