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exPEKSf or HIDING on TIE Ml-loyAL CITIZENS
INFLICTED

TFfpn tb0 EvtuIHk Iee8rNm Vf yostefday.I
BosroS, Dec %, 1857.
Some hak dozen prominent republicans in The town
or wtealhau. MasA, have had verdict rendered
against thcm FOR riding Patrick Kennedy sd Patrick
Travis on rail the day after the assassination or
President Lincoln. They defended their course The
ground that one said no glad that the President
dead ana that the other hung and burned him IN egy.
There we're several women engaged IA rAilrding the
parties. but no aotos hes yss been brought against
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The Faversham Powder Mills Blown
Up and Ten Persons Killed.
An ARMED TOWER NEAR CORK sToRMEO
Attempt to Fire the Yost Office
at Dublin.
Volcanic Eruption Or the Coast
Of Grenada.
ENGLAND.


Extraordinary Activity or tho Fcuians-ExcIt-
Ing Reports from all Parts OF tho Kissdsm-
An Armed Tower stermed &C Cerk-Arrese
Of nm Alleged Censpirafor.
LONDON De-. 2s-Noon.
The Fenians seem to be unusually active all over the
country. Nearly every hour IN the day Dispatches
received BY authorities announcing either conts.
plated movement by the Brotherhood or is absolute
occurrence.
kilograms Of quite serious nature have been recsved
to-day from Cork giving the details OF anoshsr Feniaa
coup De main.
Last night about midnight large body Of mon, with
blackened faces stormed Martello tower Cork
The guard Of tne tower overcome and scattered,
and the vctors hastily collected together considerable
quantity OF arms and ammunition and escaped with Il
without molestation.
The late operations Of tho Fenans have had the effect
Of reminding the public excitement, which had nearly
died out
Many improbable rumors are anoat, including one
that Fenian cruiser had been seen on the Irish coast
and was chased away BY the British war vessels.
man was arrested in this city last evening ON the
charge OF having fired the fuse which the recent
terrible explosion 1t CierkenwelL From information in
the hands OF the authorities is believed that the true
culprit has at last been captured
The Favcrsham Powder Mills Blown Up-Ten
Persons Killed.
LONDON Dec. 28-Evening
large powder mill At Faversham, about nfty niles
from this city blown up and utterly destroyed this
afternoon
Ten persons were killed outright and large number
injured.
The cause OF the explosion is unknown.
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CONN ECTiCUT.

suicissc 81 mn Attempted Murderer ut New
Haven.
Ekw HAVEN. Dec. 2s. 1867.
John X Cos. Senior, who committed numerous as
spen Joseph Cotton, steward or tho state Hospital
u lhir ;tv. Christmas day, committed suicide to-
day BY hanging himself 70 the door Of his cell
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Exports aud Prices 81 Ten.
LosDons Dec 30-Noou-
Commercial advioss received from shanghas rs.aGvs
70 shs trade give the total exports Of the crop
up the lss Of December. at ninety millions Of pouadA
Green tea q shanghae was active and arnsr.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

Disasrss Ar sxA-LivrRrooI, Dec. 1s-Eveaine. -
Information nas been received hare that the bark Pssr.
mo. Captalu Merrck. which sft New 0rieaaa On the
2sth OF October last for vgo Spain, recently went
ashore on The cos asss thai peri Aad We es6plsssiy
deseyoys4
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man named Mcdonald Was rssc led from drownIss
ias night b. - oesr Of tire Eahiesnth precinct the
nan fsu into ths Ka river 81 the foot Of Twenty fous
ssrsss whlle II state " intsricatIon AID woud have
bsen lrounsA bus fos ~ timely aid u ooog MARTA.
neDs0aAd W nxsA v Bsisgus nssps(pk
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~ ;T!sniyerscs Exposlficn., Paris, 1881; /.
the rs grand gold medal Tor American rAnd and
n Urssnt Toe unsnlmons verdict o. re in.ss
order Of merit over all other American exhibitors and
than four hundred entered for potoa
nearly all tho mos ceieby- Of Europe
wsrcrooms Nos 100 and Ill East Fourteenth ssrse Nee
York
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Freuch OpJnioa Of the Financial situatlss.
PARIS, Dec. 20, 1887.
The Paris Constitutional oday denounces the rspsdss
tion OF Italy.
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Fire ia Ernulinxhau,.

FRAnixCHAx, Dec. g. 1857.
Tho extensive acur and grist mills, together with the
large elevator and all the mills totally destroyed
" Gre night These mills were known throughout
ali New England, and the elevator Is said 10 have been
Of greater capacity than any other this sdo OF Albany
Tho toss was not rtainsd
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dancer 81 Fire In Theatres.

The destruction Of Her Majesty's theatre,
London, by fre, shows that the precautions
against such disaster in the English places
Of amusement are no better than in our own
theatres 1t appears that there was large
tank over the stage Of Her Majesty's, which
was popularity supposed to be oiled with
water, and that the gratifed public always
looked on it as an effectual safeguard against
nrs. On the night Of the Ere, however. this
wooden humbug was found to be entirely
empty, and 1t served only to add fuel to the
flames. The greater number OF our theatres
are similarly unprovided with means Of extin-
gushing fire, and the facilities for exit in case
OF alarm are very limited. In some cases there
is but single passage for entrance and exit,
which would become q path Of death in the
event of q fire. The means of escape BY the
stage in other establishments are SO small that
few Of the actors could make their way out in
that direction. Narrow winding passages and
steep stairways should not be permitted in the
rear of theatre. Again, the dangerous, and,
we might say, criminal custom of filing up the
aisles and passage ways in the auditorium
notable exception to the other places
Of amusement In this city in the
matter Of sufficient means Of egress
is Steinway Hail. Large, wide stairways lead
from this hall into Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. and the entire audience can make their
escape. in the event Of fire, in q few minutes.
The same may be said Of the Boston Music
Hall, which opens on all sides after perform
ance, and from which the audience find them
selves in the street almost before they are
aware. Why should not all our places Of
amusement have the same facilitiess The
Legislature should look to this, and compel
theatrical managers to afford the necessary
means of exit to their patrons, to adopt sufd-
cient precautions against fire, and to keep all
the passages leading from the auditorium Of Q
theatre free from any distractions. There is
no reason either why fireproof theatre may
not be constructed, and why the French system
ofpompiers should not be adopted. This is q
momentous question: and one that affects the
in terests Of the entire community.
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Bosron. Mass Dec. Is. 1861.
Anrs at Squsntum. Mass. last night. destroyed two
dwspgs Two barns sixty tons or hay valuable
horses The ioss "a heavy. No Insurance.
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CANADA.
Opooing Of the Ostarta Pariia ment-Speech
Of Lientenant Governor ssIrted.

Opooiag or tho Ossarts Pariia msnt-speech
Of Lieatenant GsveFnoS stirted.
ToRosHo, O. W., Dec rs. 1eo7.
The nsst Parliament Of In Province Of Ontario Was
opsnsd yesterday afternoon with appropriate csremo-
niss, by his ExcelIsncy Lieutenant Governor strssd.
NJ Joha Stevenson, the member from Lsnnox, wS
chosen Speaker BY an unanimous vote.
To-day on tho seasssmbns Of Parliament tho Legs
aiFe Assembly Chamber presented brilliant appear
and. Large numbers Of prominent citizens and many
adhs in full dress present Tho military display
was very Imposing. After the usual prslminaries his
ExGiency delivered his speech II commenced with
refanco 10 the union and Dew political era upon which
tho province was entering Hope was expressed tnas
tho ervces ~ the disposal Of the Legislature would De
sufisent for all necessary purposes The best means
OF bnsbanding and increasing these resources WAS
adpsrtsd 10 The expedisney OF encouraging emigrA.
tlop aud the occupation Of the public lands OF
tha Province, the enactment OF liberal Homestead
iaW and the adoption Of system OF free grant Of land
70 4ssG fde settlers recommended Tho Legsatoro
wa informed that arrangements are being made 10 seI
tie e partnership affairs OF the late Provinces OF Upper
and Lower Canada The estimates for the ensuing year
wete also promised. Reference was made TO pr,vass
blegislaon and confidence expressed that the House
will look to the protection OF the general interest," who
duly encouraging individual enterprise In conciuslon
hoj was expressed that the new Dominion would soon
exiead ACROSS the continent from ocean 70 ocean
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Judge. Busseed shot BY the pistrics Aeter-
uey Of AIabRma-Tho Cause Of tho Act
The Judges Wounds Not C0Bsnuered Mcrtais
From The Evening Telegram Of yesNrdayJ
NOZZLE, IA. Dec. 20, 1857.
Inmsnss excitement has been crsassd here tns morn
lag by the assassinal.on OF Judge Richard Bsssesd.
formerly OF New York. this city, to-day Judge Bus
hts morning. by Dslr.ct Attorney Martin
There had been some difficulty between Abe partisR
sso~'ns out OF proceedings 10 Judge Bussesd's couss
ane Martin Gains to have bssn grossly insutsd ~
the Ssdge The feeling has been growing in intensity
for sons days. This morning the parties INST AZ the
Post omca and when IN front or the building Martha
accosed Juege Busted and demanded apology for
the alleged insult High words passed bstwesn the
parties and blows we're exchanged, when Martin drew
his revolver and bred the Judge. The ball cntersA
mis- body but the character Of wound is not yotuDy
known.
The affair has created intsnas excitement throush sus
the city.
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A POLICEMAN CosvIcrrp or LAxczvv Henry A. Har-
rsssp. patsoimsn Of shs vosy.shtyd pvscfnct wss
taken before justice Cssnws yesterday aternosa,
the compliant of j. Diperman, wno accused hin OF par
leinug picture from his place valued - ~ The com.
piainant keeps . porter house a. No. Commercial
stress whore the accused IN To habit Of frequent
~ when no duty. He went there one evening last
I'D rromissd 70 give him rhs following day the con-
plansnt made charge 81 larceny against him hsfoss
yessioe Oornvs. Ths charge beisg sustanod ysstsr.
imorisou meat 10 tha PspAisnllaFy q rialbQsb.
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MooaLE, Dec. Is. 1867
District Attorney 7. " B. Martin mot Judge Busteod
OF tho United States District Court. this morning. ana
aocosled him, say inc, Judge. will you allow that
diclment against me TO take It's course ~
Judge Busteed replied. "Sr, tho law mus take IL
course"
Martin thsn drew his revolver and fred up0a tho
Judge, who foil TO the pavement, having received 40
Shots ono below the breast bono and another Ia tho
right leg.
Judge Buseed's wounds are not considered mostah
Martin had boon indicted by the United States Grand
Jury for revenue fraud and extortion.
Re- q now n ajt
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AT DciIucs. 635 Neutrality-suspicious. Brushes,
Shell Combs. Scent Bottles Odor Cases Perfumery roll0
Articles Fancy Goods, &C., At reduced prices.
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A.-Chinn, GLASS aud Plated {. 00d-.-In view
OF rernoya, cArly 10 ap1g Offer entire
STOCK 81 greatly reduced price,
DAVIS ColLAMoRE A co. s7g Broadway,
Four doors below 3f0ome strs
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All Car Test ", Yes They Can.
Free OF charge. on any dsy.
wOLC0rT's PAIN PtfNricais the van
suits the pccpss. 90 tney say.

wOLC0rT's PAIN PkfNriclds the van
siss s s'Sss ,:s . -saH Il: The so '. S:soe
csArrh. consumption. all the same
csnm ~ ssh.m i ssu ase e ye wvrc
grookya 50 Winter street, Boston; Vine and rfI
IN three Come sary Or You viii hsvs 70 wal. yes
1 rs9wd % erss;ss p s.s, u
Il reduces Inflammation one hundred times faster than
drink quart without injury.
sl. 1 oss as Sss S Fs:sns rgs s:
Articles Fancy Goods. &C.. A. redrced prices.
aAsJcgssss: laas md lss Mr.aSwsy
OF Ladies' Mises' and chidsn yosths' and Boys
Boots and shoes al half his orgnas price, Ladies now 70
your time 70 buy.
A.-China, t:In-- aud Plated Good..-In view
OF our renosa 40 town ery 10 apsg oGcr our entire
''''' s''i pGFi fas coi CO u, Broadway
Your doors seIoy sroome stree.
"A Point s ns cnrs Yfp 4. gEessffs,T
SIS broadway 10 commended 70 their attention.
p.. s . wc e. .ss b.. Ts, Il s! rs:
.. ss VcESis S is Sasi~a ''a young
saa ss s.s'sFsS cHf srss a. s. 'r! e
q .ysr w.rs m. so.., ...,,s
assortment In the city, al greatly reduced prices.
Manufacturer and Importers is JOAN Brosdwav.
ois sS'sss. se .aa ssf ~s e:
roLLAK soS se a rnsnnsas.sssr e., pre-. a. .nsss
Fourth street. neralrinr- soliaE o.
Be s" ssss rs wtsGs Hll tsr soorurxo sysur
having the fac sile o. "cUers PrsKSs th- outside
Wrappers. All others are base isaiiaaons
AZ AID .,s.s
genuine aud lones oooas
pr. Hunter Can Cure Worst Cases % Crr-
ohsr psJsssa g. no psy .asss NJ bsoa ssrss
.ss:s ss s. ag 81 WS'sf, s f%s :ss
f :~. RI Ss- ss and ssasss
opposite shere 'ss pcaeoexs are
ys.sggss .ns M.s: s'f rJ as
GOODS. Closing oss At immense toss.
gssy styles o. csT',; s Is rI ssay a.
gs:.: y. ''e' q ra y ssss .. s.'
L!gMcrs.-A !;grse SsscE gnrs ~ Low rrices-
Sssts WIZ ea cosrlsT vsGiis ras
coraer Of William.
s-: ssi 81 :
With and despscs, and wer rrses than siss
whsre. a. no METROPOLITAN JoB PRINTING EsfAB-
LisHMENT, W Nassau street
People chat snake New Wear Calis Find n
cup q g,ea ccass ysr s!hrsi,ng Lsds: ves .iss y
LION COrFEK.~ wArnneed psrecty pare One can IN
''s 'S x H. q !" M 49, ssss Il w.sAias,sa .lr,ss
Eeyai Havana LcsseIy. Prizes Pald y
fATLoR I Co. Ssisrs Il Van srsss NJ.
Rapture Cuvativese-Dr. ShernBan's Hevn1p1
Apgll,nes and Eupure Cursuvcx srs EaArsnssc % =,
hs tsusa Once ~ broadway Circular o. phetoQaphie
liksessses g rupture before ESD sfsf ssss nslsd %
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speech Of SIR N. Y. Bcilcau in the Quebec
Parliament.


1Ais afternoon his Excellsncy Sir N. +. Bsiieau pro-
cesasd to the Parliament House and delivered his
speech from the throne His ExcsIlency expressed tho
hops that the sentiments OF fidelity to British nstitu
to6s and devotion the interests of the Confederation
tufs Measures which will como up tor legislation were
enumerated comprising laws for the administration OF
justice public education public Charities encourage-
public dominion including FORESTS and mineral wealth.
the development Of OF emigration, colon'sa-
tina
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a Great Point with Ycnsx vs. 4 DsssssIn9g
SIS broadway 10 commended 10 their attention.
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Admiration l. n Word that hat Persfy Er-
the sentiments OF the fhsri0nstc word relation
70 the prrscat exposition chidrcns young ladies'
Hats at GESiN's, SIS broadway.
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Goodyear Rubber Shoes % all kinds his entfrv
stock Of Ladies'. Misses and Chdrens Yoahs aud Boys
Boots and Shoes al half hs Original price. Ladies' 70
your buy.
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Diamond. and wgtcs;. Be"seI. and Mercy
Loaned on them. By o. o. ALLhN 80 Broadway oae docs
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DR.. Hunter Can Cure Worst Cases 81 Crr-
tain diseases without mercury ~ shorter unf inan aug
other Physician. or no pay taxes NO 5Divison Street.
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Liquors.-- 4 Large <ssck prre M Lovs Prices.
DEArx VINE COMPANY VAULTS. 70 FaIvon ssros[
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Deans Cakes fer New Years Tables -Sg1
BroadwAy. between Nineteenth and Iwcnucth rtfcctAs
oppoxtA where pracocks are.
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A.-Fiue silver Plated Ware
Of every description. Tor uodsvs The ansss
assortment In the city a. greatly reduced prices.
>. y. cukKAN CO..
Manufacturers and Importers Is JOAN St. BroAdwAv.
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Campbet. Apcthr~arv ard Chemist. r~r~es
Eighth avenue ana Tventyeghth cet-iuons rusets
tGcnQine aud Toilet ICONS.
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P~gpsc. Shes mahe Now ycar.. Calls Find n
pies. sas,r sssr. II MIs rsspsIs sSosd n BAesa
LION C0vFEk" warn ne<d psrfeetp pure One can Ia
.yss 'sse ss''sss isss:st w..Aiss.ss .l,.
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.A.-Fise-s Pictnres ard Ernme-. nc Hall ~
anor Tros krc.dw.v - $3.50 w "
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Rapture Cnyativess-Dy. shernsan's mevnln1
Appliances and Rupture CurAuvc& guarantee o. =
dst surs without erinss 81 Ateupted carr ~
Ms tsusa Once ~ broadway. Circular o. phetopaphic
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II pvptIiar prices BURKE, f@5 Fulton street..
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Eeid infsrnancS FURNISHES. Hs hxhssi rates psd q
D'as''ai az q tcd CO.. 8 si sns w s..xx
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popular prices BURKE. Is Fulton strcet
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Commandse L D. Creighton, Of the Unlied states
steamer Oneida under date Of singapore. November .,
reports 10 the Secretary Of the Navy hs arrival IN that
por, His passage from the Cape Of Good Hope 49, o.
. bcistsrous character, having encoaniercd severe
cyclsns which lasted for fertys hours. ~ the care
iul consideration OF instructions IN his storm book DC
enabled 70 escape With the loss o. Only lev sails
The storm occurred In about sttsds hny seven soush
passage from The Cape 10 Java Head was forty eight
houm stsamisa during shs cyclone snd three days 10
hs vsrabss " the trade Winds 10 reports the weather
In the China Sea fov shs moath Of October vsy bad
number Of yphsoas having taken place snd q sdvised
y take on Ne voyage home TIE poonsar pAssAge 70
avoid then. 0(nosrs and crew oil we'll
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;z-ssAsSh Coaches will leave Alexandria
salssE@sNgs4 every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY (until further notice) at three
o'clock a. m, arriving at WINCHESTER on the
p. IN. in time for dinner.
Leave Winchester on WEDN ESDAIS,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at 3 o clock q. NJ,
reaching Alexandria at o'clock p. m same
days in time to connect with the cars and boats
for Washington and the North.
This line connects with the line from Pied
mont Station to Upperville, going and return
ing. ,...
The proprietor gives his personal supervisio
to the entire route, and will employ none but
the comfort of all who may favor him. he hopes
to merit the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed.
OFFIcEs-Alexandria, Mansion House; Win
chester Taylor's Hotel.
WM. WHALEI,
ia Golf PrODrlptOr,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

MENTAL CARD:-DR. THOS. O.. HILLS
~ respectfully informs his old patients and the
public generally of Alexandria and vicinity that
he has removed his Office to the corner OF 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, over Entwise,, ;
Drug Store. Particular attention given to all
branches Of the profession.
Washington, u. G. May 15--2m
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STEAM PACKETS.
NEW MERCHANTS LINE,
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON V GEORGETOWN STEAM
SHIP COMPANY

1uE STE MSITPS F. G. KNIGHT
ESand IOHN (;InSDN will sail(rom nier
= - Ep Riper Nav VIZ ir pnd
+bo N;ot -irt of CoIun,hi, avrrv SATURDAY
f39 Rstr5ct I OF EotIlmG' gNI i 1oare
~ ',dr;1 - Nv a,.or ~ FpTDnJ- f:VTEITG pt 4
~; c1nci- Enr Now York
ne stcamsnips or ts th n T a'r ed no1, 49,
Thn Gonn;J,op pT have msdn tborH,1gh arrange-
lias oe,np l",1 of tbrn5,rrb frn;9ht
~ o;4 lDt W. , .ni ooUnontin with fhn
'Il iI.i's I, HIIt a. Snd 0ranao
and Aloyond~;s R.iIro.ds and oll noints South
and West.
ALI freight must DE sent TO the dock early on
the day OF sailing EQr lreight and Pa%Sase S'-
ply 10 mEAh1 =, WlNohIIl3 Ill.,
so u, hNrC!l O!liOll ~, -hI|"'''
G.: G: r: nOU UGHION, q 90:
Agents washington ana HGorgetoD"h'
SMITH, bkO WI Y g.,
Api- Agents, IL '2outa St., Ne" orE.
nTFW YDRE WASHINGTON
II md DhLEXANDrIA
EEpRF3G LINE STEAN1ERS
GaaxxGaaG '''' 1'' = H. .1aslaa4>Gl. 4slasal
This line will be regularly l,eptu up during the
winter months, by good and substantial OUT-
SIDE STEAMsIIIp5; leaving once, I" week, from
pier IS, Il. River. New York, and pier II, Alex-
4ndria. Connecting at New ior; with the
with the Orange " Alexandria E'"iroHd ut IL
Z Eii5 q: Of laai"s given through to Hoston 1i-
Frci0ht taken ST Lowest ratcq and rDrwqrdcd
to.all parts Of the United Sta1es free oi COM
" FOR For Ircight spp}g to
- NJ. EuDI'l i1i w " w
JAMES HAND,
lU4, Wall street. New i "rl..
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FERTILIZERS, &c,
yUANO AND FERTILIZERS.

U
The subscriber has on hand full assortnent
Of the most approved MAN UkE5 which he is
nrerartd TO sell in any quantity desired, at the
! LOWEST MARKET RATES..
Az the prices are uniform the farmer can OBJ.
tain his supplies as we'll by correspondence st:
though he were TO purchase IL person
Peruvian Guanc, of the bost quality.
Bolivian Guano. This article comes from the
same section as Peruvian, which it closely re-
se1nbles in texture and appearance. 1t is much
richer in Phosphate, but has loss Ammonia. for
stiff soils Or still subsoils it will ansWer quite as
well rs Peruvian. and 1t costs but t"o-lhlruS
the price Of that article.
Mexican Guano, Of four grades.
Ground Bones
Whiteock's Cereaizer. The high reputation
borne by this article as the most effective and
reliable crop producer made in tho United
States, induces me to ask tie farmer to test II
alongside of any manure he may apply.
Woolston's Amonated Bone Phosphate. This
article is manufactured by the same house. and
and Ground Bones VIM. II. IR WIN,
mh 28-tf No 5, south Union street.
TUANO-REED.S AMMONIATED So
V PERPHOSPHATE or LLME.-The best
superphosphste yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity of Peruvian 3uano' hut
being far more durable in its effects.
It contains large amount of animal matter
in highly concentrated form, which, comDned
with its soluble bone phosphate oflilne, cannot
fail to render it very valuable as a fertilizer. -
Notwithstanding we believe it TO be the beat
super-phosphate in the market, yet, by pro-
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
eSpenses are lessened, we are enabled to sell it
very low, with liberal discount to dealers.
M. ELDRIDGE & CO., Solo Agents,
No. 4, South Wharves
oct 4-tf Alexandria, Va.