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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-24
financial Quotations,
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Furnished to MS by JOINS NJ CLEAR Il Sos Bankers
GOT Market, Wilmington, Del.
OrnT xTtnSs Cet ca 1917


In the whole history Of medical discoveries No
Remedy has performed so many or such remarkable
cures of the affections of the Throat Lungs
and Chest, as this long tried and justly celebrated
Balsam. So generally ackr owlcdged is the superior
excellence ef This remedy that but few of the many
VIII, have tested s virtues by experience fail to keep
II at hand speedy an certain cure for sudden at
tacks of coldfuly believing that its remedial pow
crs comprehensive enough to embrace every form
of disease, from the slightest cold to the most dan
gcrous symptom of pulmonary complaint.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From Rev. FRANcIs LaBDELI, Pastor of the South
Congregational Church, Bridgeport, Conn.
81 consider it duty which owe to suffering hn-
manity to bear testimony to the virtues Of Dr. Wiz
rAR's RAIsAa OF Win CHFRRY. / have used it
when have had occasion for any remedy for Coughs
Colds, or Sore Throar--for man. years. and never In
single instance has It failed TO relieve and cure me-
have equntly been very hoarse Saturday, and
looked forward to the delivery of two sermons on the
following day with sad mi givings. but by a liberal
use OF the Basam my hoarsenpss has invariably been
removed, and have preached without difficulty
commend II to my bretheren in the ministry and
70 pulc speakers generally certain remedy for
the bronchial troubles to which peculiarly ex
posed"
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE q SON, IS Ire.
mont Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
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SusAsNAi EvASs.-'rhis distinguished young
Welsh lady, whose cloqucncc ELECTED the light 81
cnconums from the Tribune and Times of New
York, and also from the leading liberal Journals
throughout the country wherever she lccturrd
during her visit to the United States some two or
three years ago, has returned from Europe and
Is prepared to re-enter the field as n Temperance
lecturer. Her reputation as an orator would GER
2ens, should an opportunity oilcr. We await the
action of our Temperance friends in this matter
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4 p A w s
MENAGERIE AND CTRrrrS

Don't be humbugged by any of those fractional af
fairs, such MS are floating around the country win
one cage Of animals and derrlpid Elephant, pur.
porting To be u Meuageric and lrcus The man
agenent OF one may have tho nndacify TO aftemp IN
show here III its efforts 10 reach the snd of its men
dcant strugglc-Baltimore Hut don't be hnmbag-
merits. -" - 80
Admission To all, so cents. Children 10 years of
age and under, % cents. "
TWO NCES-Afternoou and Nipht
Sole Proprietor, A. FoRLrAuaa. Manager. +. M.
kflsn. General Agent, Z. H. CASTLE Director 'of
Publications, RIcm ARD P. JuNrs
10 'FOREpAUGn'S SHOW" will not stop any,
where except WILMINGTON, between Philadelphia
and Baltimore ocasat.ifw W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-24

REPORT on rllE CHIEF on POLICE rol 1iil yE,l,
ENDING oCr 19ru.
Mr.. +. j. Dougheliy, Chief of Police, has kind
" furnished us with the following report of The
arrests during the first year of his able and etli-
Client administration. Also list OF the dodgers
who have sought accommodations in the police
station.
Whole number arrested from Oct. 10, 'GG, to oct.
~, 81 tq5r
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-24

Geo. ID. Armstrong of the First National Bank
Ollcer Rogers arrested ON Saturday afternoon
young man giving his name as Geo. Hall, who Is
Charged with numerous forgcrlcs for small
amounts.
The prisoner is a young man with black side
whlskcrs well dressed, and apparently under 80
years. lie has opened an account with five banks
III this city, and with the National Bank ut New
port, and is charged with having deposited at the
BANK OF Delaware forged check, signed Springer
lyman, and marked good" with the forged sig
NATURE by Mr. Watson, Of the Newport Bank.
Inc charge on which he was arrested was pre-
a,hlng az the Newport Bank check with the
name Of Henry s. McCoombs," purportng to
ne la check of II. 5. McComb, and marked
GOOD bearing the forged signature OF W. $.
oonnell, Teller OF the First National Bank, of
this city,
Nihe prisoner presenting himself at the First
Matlona Bank to demand the balance due him,
m "as arrested and had his hearing Saturday after
uon' Mr.. Harrington appeared for the prosecu-
upl'and Mr.. Bird for the accused
nc was committed in default of $4,000 bail
4, ne does not seem to have made much by
US operations: He obtained about 800 at the
newport National Bank on the forged check
signed II. s. McCoombs." On the forged check
SlPned " Springer Lyman, deposited at the bank
~ delaware, he did not obtain any money, and
v n balance to his credit in both that bank
o aru .ie National Bank of Delaware, on deposits
S e. soUu money. lie had drawn balance of S5i
ii IT, tle Farmers Bank just before his arrest
H. seems to have made deposits as follows AT
NJ NJ nMcW wrt National Bank under the name of
Rir.iH all, OF the firm Of Hall e. Wilson; nj the
Mns.,N atlonal, under the name of Thomas s.
a moriiSon at the National Bank of Wilmington
N NY ob.ra,ndywine as George Jackson; at the
the 'J T Bank Of Delaware, as Albert Finn; at
a and Farmers Bank, as George Ii. Lyman !;
n nu NJ the Union, as Albert Wilson. Hnying
ha uae 4. deposit he would draw small check and
n aanu u " marked good" and thus obtain the
ua'e Of one of the officers of the Bank. which
H aS used in marking the forged checks " good
tro, stranger and refuses TO tell where he comes
~ pn. he gives the name of George Hail. but
his I rs no one knows whether Of not that i
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-24

No ETEcTIos.-The Village Record, which
should know better, enumerntes Delaware
AMONGST the States which are to vote this fall.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-24

ssB Able ANNIE
THE DOUBLE BUMPED BACTRIAN
-, g A M E l.,
The Mountain Ibex,
The Cabial Bara,
The Senegal Antelope,
-, The Russian White Bear,
The Chctah or l.untidg Leopards,
The Sacred Bull of Blamah,
The Abisynian Nlgan,
,, a Real Barhary Zebra.
A Man Gibboon or Giant Monkey,
A Thlhecian or Sun Bear.
and Lions and Iionesses2 Chetah Leopards, Zebra
!, Nilgau, Abyssinan HEX Caibnibara / Arabian
Dromedsry, Rocky Mountain Wolf Axis Deer
African Tlgets, Num'dian Lions Lion Cub. Hin
docs an Bear, l Burmese Cow, Asiatic Lions 9
striped Hyenas. . Mexican Peceary, Bengal Tigers,
spotted Hyenas, Kangaroos, l Llama, Grey Os.
rich. White Peacock, Grizzly Bear, 8 Pauthers
Polar White Bear, Bison Of Colorado Black Os-
triches. Palatine, Sheep Bacrlan Camel Ameri-
can Cougar, New Holland Emu Canadian Lynx
and over One Hundred Imported Birds and Minor
Animals.
THE CIRCUS COMPANY.
Has been engaged expressly for the Fall and Winter
Campaign, and contains the following performers of
eminest regulations:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-24

SUSSEX County CouRrs.-Among the crimi-
nal business, the following cases have been dis
posed of at Georgetown
State VS.. Anuanias ID. Johnson. Settled by
payment Of costs.
State VS.. John Palmer. Assault and battery
upon Emma &. Jciirlcs. Submitted to the Court
and defcndent fined $50 and costs.
State vs. John W. MeGec. Assault and battery
Guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Reddcn for State,
Layton for delcndent.
State vs. Alphonzo Hazard. Assault and bat
terry, Guilty. Fined $40 and costs. Rumiord
for State, Wright for defendant.
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MADAME GORDON

youHg and beautiful French Girl of exgnisite mjep
| IN American on the Corde Tendne performances
wnch N AZ me principal Theatres Hippodromes and
H be ~ the ackn3wlcdged sensation
ING me recipient OF the most unmstakable marks Of
iavor from the most critical and exaclng audiences
of the Eastern world
MADAME AMELIA, a splendid Eauestriepne. ia
another recent importation, being engaged while in
me u tide Of Professional Success at that Capital Of
the World of Art of Paris. AS a Histrionic Inner
sonhtor, her equal does not exist Her imnosing
transformation of the heroine of France lean
dare, far surprising in uhful deneaion charac-
ter, an5 living picture ever made on horse back
MADIlE AMERILA champion reinswoms,, AZ the
word. VIII give her roid side exercises, on her
'h aa T virginia Charger Powhattan.
Mr. II. CORDONA, from Astleys London will
rue ms terrific Somersaut Act rlvalling all cspri
tors and far exceeding any rider OF the day In points
v ,vit rapidly ease and execItiun Literally endowed
on stills, and participate in the wonderful Batoulte
Leapnge; 'e
Mr.. and Mrs. TOM KING the fayorites with o,o
sody. ~ N'e''-
Mr. JOHN BATcnELoR, lcaper of surprising
Mes,rs. BROWN aud sANpFoRp the wop1erru,
WIN. MORGAN, IL Kentucky youth. who is nm
sprant WIN brilliant prospects, for The bare-backed
clown.
NJ JAMES WARD, who is the very embodiment
oil inn mifth, song and humor.
MIR, JOHN RIVERS and his kennel of perferm
ing dogs " Ps'"'"-
FERDINAND ToURNIAIRE. the impusiye burd,e
rider compose the main features Of the great artistic
constellation. Tho horses ponies dogs and mules
connected with Fnreraugh's ircns, arc superior 10
any ever SHOWN in any concern in the world Amntp
the specimen seeds wi be the noble cream stnluHn
RUFUS WEIGH, trained by that expert horseman,
Spencer Stokes, Esq.
The grand procession Of all tho cages, wagons and
cars preceded by the golden chariot containing Fore
paughs silver Garnet Band will take place on MON
DAI MORNING, October 18th
REMEMRER
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

\ telegram fro m Farmvile, reports fight
there yesterday morning between some soldiers
belonging to the Dist United States troops, and
the town blacks. The soldiers had beaten u
colored man for refusing to sell them cigars
that night, and yesterday morning were about
to beat another when the blacks rallied and a
street fight ensued The citizens closed THEN
stores, aud company OF soldiers, sent ID from
camp, restored order One soldier was stab
bed in the melee, and about dozen soldiers
and blacks badly beaten.
A "strike.' without real cause, has been made
in Lynchburg among the negro men employ
ed in the tobacco manufactures following bad
examples The Lynchburg Republican hopes
that the manufacturers will resist the demand,
discharge every negro engaged in the strike,
and as some of the blacks have made threats,
inform on them, and have them bound over to
keep the peace.
Hunnicutt is in trouble. A recent editorial in
the Richmond (Va.) New Nation closes as fol-
lows: "We now warn you, friends, every one
of you, white and colored, that unless you come
quickly to the aid of the New Nation it will
close up forever We have done our duty;
will you do yours We shall see. May the
Lord help you'll
The editor of the Southwest, writing from
Floyd Court house, conveys the gratifying in
telligence that the Union League in that couu-
ty is in rather declining circumstances. The
Red Strings at least the more respectable
portioG. refuse to unite with such streaked
band
The trial Of Charles Bowyer, forthe murder
of Greed Taylor, which took place in Mont,
gomery county, last May, was concluded in the
Circuit Court for Roanoke county last Satur-
day. The jury, after short absence, scquit
ted the prisoner.
The Loyal Leaguers in Fredericksburg were
addressed few nights since by Mr, Williams,
Postmaster, Sin flaming speech in favor of
Gen. Grant for the Presidency.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to II decree rem dered by the Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county, AZ June term 1861, IN
the case Of Burke and others VS.. Willcoxen and
others, the undersigned, Commissioners, or one
of them, will, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of
October, 1867, Court day. st Fairfax CT. House
offer for sale. at public auction. to the highest
bidder, that VALUABLE PROPERTY, ut
the said Court House, belonging to the estate of
Rozier Willcoyen, deceased, and now occupied
by Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Berkeley as private
residences, and by Job Hawxhurst as store
This block of buildings contains two distinct
residences, besides stables, smoke house, &c,
but tho whole will be sold together.
TEKMS:-A deposit of ten per centum to be
paid on the day of sale; the residue of the pur-
chase money to be paid in three equal install
mcnts, ut six, twelve and eighteen months, the
deferred payments to be secured by the bonds
Of the purchaser with sufficient security, and
bearing interest from day of sale; the title 10
be retained until all the purchase money is
paid, and the deposit to be forfeited, and the
property liable to be resold ut the risk Of the
purchaser, should he fail to complete his pur
chase upon the sale bong confirmed by the
Court. NEWMAN BURKE.
w. L. ED WARDS.
Euirfuy ,o anp 1-o,wfs 11omn
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

DR.. ". d. Hooper, practitioner IN bedioio
county has obtained /" patent for 'selt-act-
ing cupping glass, which it is thought BY
scientific men will be a great blessing TO the
medical profession.
Dip,heria in mild form has been prevail
ing in Stafford county, for week past, and 10
limited extent in Fredericksburg
a license was issued in Petersburg, Satur-
day, to negro man, aged 76 years, to marry
woman aged 80.
A man who recently stoe!a hcrse from Mr.,
kephart. in Loudoun. has been arrested in
Fredericksburg.
Patrick Kean, an accomplished stenograph-
or and reporter died in Richmond last Sunday
LoCKJAw. A cure for lockjaw is sent to US
by correspondent. Hc states thata man IN
Washington, D. c., who had been suffering
FROM closed jaw for more than three months
and who was 50 far gone that his case was des-
paired of by more than twenty physicians, was
cured by an old woman, who made repeated
applications Of spirits of turpeutlne to bis face
and neck. Our correspondent adds that this
person is now pursuing his business as usual,
and vouches for the truth Of the above state
ment. Phil Ledger.
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ICOMMUNICATED.

Can any information be obtained as to the
"doings' of the Radical meetings, principally
colored) that are held at what used to he the
the CLERK Office of the county Of Fairfax
in West End, ana which "doingSs, are Kept
secret? Will tie managers give 1niorma-
ton? What are the meetings for? Is 1t the
Union League at work? Are the secret oatfs
toj-an9 Ont with t. FAIRFAX.
WEST END, Seutenber 10.
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REMARKS The market this morning was
quite brisk, thou Oh receipts Of Grain continue
ligh 1916 bushels mixed Corn we're offered, with
sales Of go at 10, III and ll3-no white or
yellow. G. bushels of inferior white Wheat
sold ut % to 225, and 1443 bushels red at Il !,
ZIG and 222 for fair TO good. 26 bushels of Rye
sold at $50, and ego bushels of Oats at IS. There
was considerable activity among buyers this
morning. Butter in demand and prices tending
inward
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-11

1t is said that Gen Schotied will issue ar
order for an election in Virginia for the Cen
vention some time this week" .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-11

The New Y ork Herald advises President
johnson to "resign." Senator Wade would
also like the President 10 resign"
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The New York and Baltimore -four and grain
markets were irmer yesterday, and prices ad:
vanced Flour in Baltimore advanced from 70
TO SOC per bbl Corn, Wheat and Oats 2a3 cts
higher
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]. S. ship Macedonian was at Fortress Mon
roe yesterday, On her way to the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis, with the cadets on board re-
turning from their foreign cruise.
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W. A rim HIS Il.
PORT OF ALEXANDKIA-SEPT

SAILED.
Steamer Columbia Harper, Baltimore, by B.
Wheat
Steamer KenneDec, Talbot, Baltimore, by }.
Broders 81 Go.
Schr Anna f. Clark, 3eacham, Wilmington
N c., By HOoe IL Wedderburn.
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kA % M sg 80 $50
The members take pleasure i'll notifying their
friends that they vii give their first EACURSlON to
the above named place on
MONDAY, September 16, 1867.
Prof. COOKS celebrated String Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Trains will leave the Loudoun Depot at a. NJ.
and 81 and P. NJ, ruturning will leave the Springs
at 6 and Q Y. NJ. and a. NJ.
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s Il vi \ C.!

FIVE HUNDRED TONS WANTED, 81
JACOB KAMSBUKG i SONS. Georgeto"h'
d. c., for which they will pny the highe. mar
ket rates Merchants and Others desiring lI'0''
nation will please address :hcm by letter
GEORGETOWN. au 3-lNwtf
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MARRIED.

by the Rev Mr. Johnson, Mr. THOMAS H.
COAkEDEY, Of Stafford CO., to Miss MARY
Y. STONE, Of Stafford, formerly Of Washing
ton city.
THOICE TEAS, receive ed and for sale by
VI au Is J. @. MILBURN.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY EvEN'G., SEPTEMBER II.

MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The recent election in
Maine shows large Democratic gains. The
Radical majority, which at the previous cleo
ton was over twenty-seven thousand, has been
reduced much. A special dispatch to the
New York Tribune does not claim for the
Radicals larger majority then from ten to
twelve thousand Other dispatches put it at
about nine thousand, which would show a
Democratic gain of eighteen thousand votes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-11

Senator Wade, in late speech at Cleveland,
Ohio, asserted that there would have been no
war, but for the aid and sympathy extended to
the South by the Democratic party at the
North
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L EG L ICES

AT rules held in the CIo-I7-
Y Office of the Circuit Court Of AIeToeIHS.i
county, on the I'd day Of September, 49,
thanie Boush, John G. Graham and lnh,N s'
Dixon, Executors of Henry Chatham, dec,54
who sue for themselves and such other croG;?
tors who may unite and contribute 10 the co1,
Of this suit, plaintiffs, az inst Gaspard THcf'
man, Ovando s. Y. Peck, James VI. S,e}%st,
s. f. Chapman, Admir-. of Louisa tubfer a.
ceased with the will annexed, and NirhnIIs
Callan, Trustee, delts. In chnnccry. a'
! no object Of this suit is to obtain d de,,
declaring the deed from the defendant ~
said James ~ Stewart, to the defendant q 'I q:
X. Peck and the deed from the said q = : =
Peck t. said James NJ. Stewart, both Of vi
deeds Mre in the bill mentioned, to be null .,.
void, ard 10 ascertain the liens on the lsT.
thereby conveyed and their priorities; Also -,
ascertain the amounts due Oh tbs several da,t~
Of trust, executed by the defendant &. Toci
man.
The defendant, Jvando :. Peck, no, havi,..
entered his appearance and gwen security ~
cordine to the act of Assembly and the rUia: .
this Court and it appearing by affidavit thu, h.
IS not a resident Of this State it i ordered 49,,
the said defendant appear here within one MANI
after due publication Of this order, and do WIZ
i necessary 10 protect his interest in this 81;
md that copy Of this order be forthwith j.
| serted in the Alexandria Gazette, new.nen,.
published in the city Of AicXundrin once & wra
| for four successive week.. and posted n :,
| front door Of the Court house Of thi. County
A copy-lcstc
| ~ ArEV +
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FLOOR MANAGERS.
4. VI. Latham, {. A. Stone.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt D. VI. Steuart, y. NJ. Hall,
W. r. Warfrld, q. f. Entwise,
j. ?. Jortlon, d. w. Beatty,
j. NJ. Buchanan, Geo. Uhler
II. l.. English, Jos. W. White.
During the day match game of base ball will be
played between the married and single mines, COM
posed Of members belonging TO clubs Of this city
A handsome prize will be presented TO the victorious
nine at 8 P. VI.
Tickets for gent and ady......~.............sl 90
Single tickets for lady Recommendations. 30 cts.
Servants and childrcns, each ............ % cts.
Tickets eau be obtained from the members Of the
company.
50" Meals and refreshments will be furnished by
Mr.. j. F. F. Carlin at city prices.
Septll-td
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Accordin to the election returns, the ''re
action continues in the North and West.
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uOOE " WEDUERBuK N

I BRQDERS s. CO.,
no H. kING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA,, Va,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCH AN i
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
PROV1SlONS,
SALT FISH,
ard PRODUCE,
Also keep on hand general assortmont II
Cordagc Tar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
Lamps, and Ship and Naval Stores
Ali orders and consignments promptly atteh-
dcd to, and goods forwarded without delay t.
cons'Gnees on arrival.
Age. ITS for tho Baltimo and Putomac Trans
nortstif n line NH 1O-tf
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:. MONTANA ELEcrloN-A Geographic dis
patch from Montana Territory says that Kav-
anangh Democracy has been elected to Con
gress by abou! fifteen hundred majority. The
Legislature is almost unanimously Democratic.
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Without making Il useless harangue. ! will
say t. my friends and the public that am now
prepared to supply all of their wants in the way
Of STOVES. 1t is time lost to undertake to
look for nything better than can be found in
nv store. | have something new in the way of
HEATING STOVES, which cannot be sur
passed in style. or beauty Of design. To one
and ali [ will say that whatever sell I warrant
to answer the purpose sold it for. [ therefore
invite my country friends to call and examine
my stock Of COOKIN G and HEATI y G
STOVES before purchasing elsewhere, conf
dent that they will not go away displeased.
would also enumerate amongst my stock fine
lot Of TIN WARE, Of my own manufacture.
and made By very experienced workmen; also,
TIMED SAFES, PRESERVING KET-
ished Ware and Chamber Sets, to which I
would call the attention of the public Coffee
Urns, Tea Urns, Waffle Urns, Children, Toys,
and fine lot OF Block Tin Ware and other Ar-
tcles which are too numerous to MENTION
Thankful for past patronage I hope to have
continuance of the same
sep LIFT E. GRIMES.
VALUABLE FISHERIES TO REMIT
offer fo- rent the Fishery known rs MARSH
below A!exandria. ..
Also, Plum TREE FISHERY, which fronts
On Occoquan river and bay. This shore is con-
sidered one of the best on the river for winter
shad, rock, perch and bunch fish.
Possession given December lst, 1857.
JOHN NAGLE, Jr.
Proposals for renting will be received by
Brent & WATTLES,
Sc ll-eo4w Attorneys at Law, 68} Prince st.
4 GENTLEMAN, deairous Of changing his
"A business, offers for Sale on easy terms, his
stock of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, and
right to Il No retail business stand, at Culpep-
er Court House. TO an enterprising man with
small capital a fine opening is offered, and
can be secured by early application to
D. L. SMOOT, Attorney at Law.
Sc ll-2w Nos, S Royal st. Alexandra, Va
n FOR SALE .-.... .
ONE FIFTY GALLON ENGLISH COP
PER STILL, complete. ..-
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THIRST GRAND DAY AND MOONLIGHT EI-
4 CURSION OF RELIEF HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY TO CARLIN SPRINGS.