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Arrived Yesterday,

Steamship Lodona, Hovey, from New York 18th
inst, TO g A Fosdiek &co-d2 district
Bark Zuleika. Thompson, from Liverpool Dec. 18th
TO Jackson d Manson-4th district
Barkentine Psgsnine, PsrssIoega, from Genoa
Dec LIST, to ID Lsnats.-2d district
Brig Ccnery, Mcclellan, from Havana, to master
I'd district
Brig c q Colson, Perry, from Messina, to F
Cochran &co-2d district l6
Schr NJ Tasker. Allen, l6 days from Philadel.
phisi 10 master-Point
6chr Fol- tainblesu. Whiting, from Sabine Pass,
to uoster-2d district Is
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TOWBOATS.

TOWB0ATS.
EEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
go - THE UNUEH1TGNEu, -...
fa,<fA5z4 wishing 10 establish equitsbls (rTftt1
49, -. = and uniform rate Of Towsge and
leaving Obs port, have combined the following sSosss
ECLIPSE LINZ
Switzerland Lsviathaz, 9la6iatsF ans
Perry.
HARRY wRIGHf LINE
Barry Wright aad Sentinel.
Achilles. rhss. n. Morgan. Equator. va.
bash. Norman. Republic. TseuHssk
Wieaee and Reliance.
TIE number ard power OF the Above associated Liza Of
fcveos guarantees that detention viii occur sithsr :.
PEIER NAKCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER zUBtRBIKR,
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKE o.. = Liss
Alseoisssd onos. g OarOndelst street. up stsar.
:. Q. NoRCRoss,
QHAk FIfkkNRfTKK
Lsyvs Assn;A
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Marine Snteltgenrs.

CRESCENT OTTIcn, No IS ClxP srREzE, 1
Saturday, February q, lS69.
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Eagle, Ben b, Kouns master, B. B. Hotchkiss
clerk, left Shreveport Tuesday, Feb. 70. at 8 p.
N. In port Eight Way, for above the raft; Era
No. 10, for JEFFERSON; Evening Star, for New Or
leans, and Gerard B. Allen, for 81. Louis: z4th,
at l:l5 A. N. MET B. L. Hodge No. at Csshe'E at
5P. NJ. met Enterprise at s. s. Landing. 18th met
Lizzie Tate ct 2:30 A. NJ. at Sam Johnsons; Era
No. at A. N. at Jeron's; T. d. Hine 10 A. NJ. IN
Old River; arrived at whsrfboat 1920 A. M; met
Bart Able AT Bayou Sara at I2:45 P. NJ; Lotswanna
at Bsyou Sara at Ais P. NJ. Arrived at Stock
Landing Feb 26th instant, az 2 A. NJ, ffty.three
hours ont from Shreveport.
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Schr Linda, sbisa, 10 days from Tamplco, 10 M
Payro I'd district
Lugger Eclipse, Passegaye, from Grand Isle. to
master-2d district Is
Logger Gslena. -, from Lsfourche, to m ,ster
I'd district is
Logger Magenta, Psolini, from Pointe.a Hache,
40 o'suic'i 10 ,ox,o,-.
hght--brought up bsrkentine Paganine and
brig Conery
Leviathsn, schultz, from the Passes-towed down
to the bar, ship Gertrude, and to sea 2Oth
inst. ship Thos Howard and schr Oriental
brought up ship Zuleika and schr Linda
Chas Chambers. Mcclellan, from the Passes towed
down and to sea 10th inst bark f A Kennedy
brought up brig G G Colsen
STEAMBOATS,.
Shark and bsrges, Grant, from st Louis
Dexter, Montgomery, from Louisville
Nick Longworth, Irwin, from Louisville
Argosa barges, Shenck. from Cincinnati
Vicksburg. Work, from Ouachita City
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
Grey Eagle, Kouns, from Shreveport
Lotus No 2. Albert, from Lower Coast
San Nicolas, Streck, from Lockport
Sully, King, from Lafourche
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonvile
Paynswick, Clark from Lockport
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Sarah, Deering, from Mobie-New Basin
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Franklin, from biloxi
Schr Fruitere, from Pascagoula
Schr Bette Stevenson, from Pascagoula
Schr Elizabeth Ann, from Amte River
Schr Saucy Jack. from st Josephs Island
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Steamer Dew Drop, from Tchefnncte
Schr Star, from PsscagouIa
6chr Monterey, from Pascagoula
Schr Vaudeville, from Vaudeville
Schr L'Eclsir, from Tchefuncte
Schr Let Ne Go, from Tchefuncte
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Memoranda.

: The schooner Ssucy Jack, which arrived yester.
day in the New Basin, brought portion OF the
cargo of the kchr Walter Smith, previously re-
ported sunk. Reports that the Walter Smith was
raised and taken to Pascagoula for repairs.
roREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, Feb. 5.-Arrived from New Orleans,
ship Pocahontas, Weeks.
Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 25.-Loading for New Or
leans, British brig Montego, and n g brig Arnold.
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BALTIMORE- A.
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TEE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMLMoRrHLY LINE OF srEAMsHIPs.
LIBERTY. 300 Thomas A Balm. Commander
CUBA........ llOO tons...... Dukeheart Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
FIRST CABIN
Through Tickets to New York.................. S0o
> roR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
ENlE1Ik yOUCHING AT KEY WEST-The splendid
lsz.4z4kx4s fast steamship
Liberty,
& C. REED. Commander,
win leave her wharf MONDAY, March LIST, at p NJ,
carrying the U. s. mails.
For passage having unsurpassed accommodations
sppyto WITHERsPoOE, HALsEY CO.,
% Carondelet street.
EB-Eo bills OF l.ding but those of the Company win be
signed Permits for freight must be procured from this Office
No freight for Havana taken after O'Clock the day .of
sailing.
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II WEBER,
BOOT, SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURER
q Royal Street, corner Customhouss
New Orleans.
Always on hand complete assortment OF Fashionable
boots and Congress Caters, Of every description
Orders solicited promptly attended To- ReDsirinx dons
u fest1ess and Dispatch,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21
THREsHING MACHINES!
FARM FOR SALE.

L. GATED IN J INNS IN, 21-2 MILES NJ.
OF TIE VILLAGE.
Contains 80 acres Of smooth, good land; 10
under cult sation, and balance woodland.
II will keep s cows and team;
Good housc, barn and out-buildings;
Well u hrs-rate water;
About co rods from school.
The land is in good cult alton, and II is real
ly adesirabe f,rm for small dairy farmer.
My price Is LDW---one half or more to re-
main On mortgage If desirel, -EPEoIALLY II
DIsrosFD OF SOON.
win @ll.hay now in the BAN, about 20 tons,
at the going price.
Apply to Franklin Fisk at fisk's Hotel in
Johns, n, or to the subscriber on the premises.
IL WILLIAM RAVEY.
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PEOPLES ACADEMY,
AND
MoRRlsVlLLE GRADED SCBoo,
4 AC ii Ty.

FAC ULTY:
PROF. T, c. HATHAWAY, Ap.,
Miss L. L. FLSrcnrr, pa
u,.s II c,,,ov fr''rt.
Mia, r,D.,,. Rr,n Asi.Aa
Teacher Primary Dsp,,,n..
PRoF. VI. +. NIPPLE,
ie''rcher OF ri"ne-fort', orga, Harmon,
Mia, Jrsx,r r o,,,, and Sasi,,
pRoT. J. NJ. KENT,
Teacher Of pena.a..,
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VALUABLE FARM AND SAW.s,,1
PROPiRT lF)RSllk
In Hyde Fsrk

This property is located ii t!o North T.,
pat Of town u Hyd. Pax, Va ;ay (rsf,bo',
a0,t! he f.ran crISis.s # On. hnolr,3 .,,,.
If exc, lIsnt lnui, it'll. ruore Nm On. s,V,
~hi,h is cleared. lI,ast ST. ,wa o,n, y~
S,w-miil IN the cuii,t t. Collins p,,d, htn
gioh where linper is iban,ian.. I he sb,j.
will be SID At a bargain lstandiny crsu ,iS
h'y in the b,rn, it d,sir,d) ani pr ,,',
Il tn immrdi,tcly, if d,si,d, Price :,.lsc
Jut halr dcwr, .nd one III to .enain Oh mon,
g,g' it desired.
Hyde Park, Aug Il, 1867.
laotfl GEORGE kUS
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JOHNSON WOOLEN RACTOM,
STATE NoRS,L SCHOOL
L,sr ov M,surAcrusiSG pRIcr

AT JOHNS IN
The Fall Term Il this Idst'tution'eS"
WEDNESDAY, SIT lsr, IA. 4
and cont, ues eleven wects. APP hf uR
Il, ard 81 n ems sh' uld q nade e"'' o,ptp
lorie or further information address . ,su
or n. ". R0BlNSss"m.y.t
Aecyoi ND
p'htAop, Aug $3.50
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21

ProL ha'hswsyis Graduate Of par,r.,.
ana his had much experiences as an I.s,r,.s,
! 'Af'lul attention given IL young men pr,,,.
for Collsg"
1 IL r. TEACHER'S CLASS
VIII DC CONTINUED, from which has sOn, ft,a
80 many sp1ccssfnl Teachers.
This institution ahCrds the cry beat ,,cii,i.
ior oo'ail'ihg thorough Musical Elu,,,"
both Tor beginners and more ai, an.el ybol.s'
III proof Of which, VT he,e cnly 10 refer ' A.
public to the nam,S aloe si .er;isJ " al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21
Z 4 L Z y D A r.

FALL TERN will begin
w1yrru -, " eineslay, September ], ls,
WINTER rLRM will tgin 1907
,,,,,,,n ,,,,. Mond.y, November ~ IN,
SUMNER TERN will begin w.
wednesday, February le. IA,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21
GooDspEED's GOLDEN porNT,rS ptNs

Al, oo hnes WI ften with pne pen # lntl No M, L
uns. one mx asa tted snn pies senB n,r p. cynts.
- sents wanted wi.m frm Il fiiper da, /,
'ss"'ea''eed' Addfess H. AfJOp ,parsnAuu th, 7 III
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21
CROQUEr!
WHAT ARE

THEY ARE NOT VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made of Poor Rum Whi.ksy lr,sf SPIRIT. and refuse
Liquors doctored, splced, and ~ tened to p, ase
tins taste, called ''funier," "Appt tzofs," Res
tcrlrs," q, that lead the tppler on H. drunkenness
and ruin, nut are true Medicine, made from the
Native Roots aad Here's Of California, tree from al
Aeaoiie Hinaialts They are tn. q EAT BLOOD
PURIFIER aud LIfE-ulVING PRINCIPLE, u per-
feet R1nOyatOr and nysoratUr Of this system. car
blood to a healthy cuadltUn. No person can take
these Bitters according tD directions and rvnlain
long unwell. 500 will he given fof an incuraglc
case providing the bones are not destroyed ~ min
eral pJisOns or other means, aud the vital organs
wasted beyond the point u repair.
For Inflammatory anu Chrome Rheumatism, and
govt spepsia, or lnii sestiou, Bilious RJmittent,
sad Intermittent fevers, Diseases of the blOod,
h. yer, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Btters have
beed must successful, suce diseases are caued by
Vitiatsd blood, winch Is generally produced by
deran cement Of the digost We or-ans.
Cleans the Vt.ated Blood whenever you find lbs
Impurities bursting throus tho skin 10 Puppies
structcd aud stu ssish in tho veins cleanse 1t
when II Is Joul, and your feelings will tell you
wen. Keep thu blood healthy, and all will be
we'll
These Bitters are MT gildcd Pill, ~ delight the
. or please the fancy, out II medical preparation,
G "oscd oi the hest We stta lie ingredients kn WI
s,m, are Alternative Tonic, Durtte, Soda
The, ilorct G, ind Oonte Pur .atye.
Nvo Ha = ofail Flesh Is the Blood thereof
The In, od, and the heath VI the whole sys-
Purity Tire biz
IN WI sot H. AID, J. WALKER, 4 CO,
- "sh1N 'rentp California, and 90 and
a r a and sasra -u,-.-----.- W" :
~ ~ street. NJ, l...
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DODDS
DODDS
NERVINE AM.
AGAIN.
A8OTIfEu cEpTIFIrATE
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.

Nr LEDrARD, cosx., April 3, 1860.
Accept thanksf,r On. !, 3 ~ attcatan b. D00D's
more good than any ther medicine ever tcot.
have gained twelve p-u.ids In flesh, and am CORES
p,ndingly bettor evUry way. II 10 AN invai liable
remedy.
4OgS Mrs. JOHN 7. LEACH.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21

VERMONT CENTRAL ANDSULIVAN
RAILROADS.
Commencing May 7th, 1867.
TRAINS GOING stuiE ASD EAST.
Leave y ateabufy at $ 4!As; .02 and 10 40
Vail train caves ct Allans at 6 % an. shd
cn ect- st Buri .;on with Le Rutland Read
hi Rive Ju c,i,.n and Bellows ! ais with
rain tot Boston Worcester. Sp npfeld. -nd
with ain n Pa Jump ic ralroa : ives at
NeE " K Al Il
Day E>p,ess lrajcs Montreal al 8 40 NJ o d.
ensLu ga 3 am for To! and !, s.ly
ing in b. T., n Via Lowell a. / HOPh
Night exp e~S leave tydenshu th at =.
n, Monlrea. al 1 3GrS a.,i ina in Bost. u at
ibAa; connectiug Al Below Fall with
H. hi,e EsIianad to" k"-t"n aud Worcester
ana with ~ tdlie railroad tor pini field &C
aui aIIi' ing in NJ" io,k At ?-"o
raafN- GA so~rn AZ" WEST.
Leave Al rbiry at 3 - and s42 An 4 81
.ni ! isrs
Ia, exp e-s leaves Boston wa lowe sH'
An toi b lrling,on Montreal, UgJ, nshut gh and
liz vest
Ns'l tran leaves Bostp- u, well ut 90
Az VI. .senrr and + chbui Oh M - 20 A
-piinl field a. 10 n. tor Burlington Rnd
u Allan NC
Ne umnra i'm tram leaves M ihfe Il ut 500
An f0t Bul mgt0n itu' raud, tousst fOht
Night Express leave Bellows fatls ~ ~ 10
rec ing pass Iisrrs from V-imO It tley Iau
oad leaving New Ymk ~ u l5rs ami tu IN
hc>hiis ralir"sd ra,in. X lion ~ - fHron
NESTING At Nhi'e hiyt Jnp"ti n wi nan
,-avins Boston Al 5,OrA tor Burlington u
tira h6WeS olnt ami bgttD hurGh. cen
meeting with Graid frank tain. ior n. "e,
'lerpinp cirs are attached 10 a nigh. trains
Though ictet- tor hItagu am tn west Tor
ate al the pm ipaI sati n
G. MERRILL. supt.
st. Adams Msy " 80
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DODD'S
DID 1T.

NEW L0SDaS. CuNv.. April 2e. Iefe
REMEMBERED FRiESD-i tn, u ut II w,ll' 4 w
an, ther week .ef're with a. see ri cs,nt nued
y lmpr' W, as have cen doing Cor @nne time, M.
WI s VI, treatment Y tho new medicine, and am
mstef thsii when y, u were here. commenced the
the use " DiDD's NERviNE W IN, nj anyhedv
M ylslE ~. u It. When ] &c ~ Nth Il 1 cruid
has 'cen extreme pain IN the head. AID has ia'ted
yer u,rec years All the medic ne have borrt
ere uaken has hs'icd b. glve any relief, fam NV
Inv. lc nsder the NERVINE the LEST inedic'n'.
ever ruhd, ana shall continue it, use fnr fam com
hhent ~ entire recovery. have taken ONLY three
Muies,aua W, uid nst 10 without ton any acc mt
""s ss3 Taiy, Mrs. l.. S.NUTE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21

rsppa.a~- lis day given my
4 ThsI IA ..,. ~.pEhATI M the remainder
IN, Ahdrswseefty That have L. e his earnings
IsInj,nr n. q boyes, his time d., 'er this date
.ans ana shall claim nra. n0yES.
any aepts Of his contrsetId@. ~
q s-yt u. issa assAs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21
CANDLES WASHING MACHINE.
Road the kllcwing
RsCDMMENDATI) ms
Or well-knowa citizens in the anty

hoRRIsvlLLE, W., March 10, 1860
ries, w uld say that have had tam les Pat
ent Washing Ma, hinc In my family RANT on,
ysil, and that u siyes god satisiact,on. The
little or no rubbing BY hand.
The action Il the machine is the INST easy anu
natural II any thin my knewleds,. An,th,.
much ~ ~ hand washlns.
j think tn, niach,ss Will pay for itself in savln
Of ia'or ana clothes Ia a very short t.ue.
b. J. Stafford.
Candles Washing Machine is ,ust the machin,
every family sir uid hay. havv huu % tnuln
III use III ny h' US, ioi on, 'eaI ald thinA IL Vi.
BEST th'ns iuf wash.n1 "a, ties cyvi saw. Also A,
sr.at SAVING Vi Ia or, ti,n, aid c..tnna
:. ID. \. HILBERT.
Morrisvlle, May 3D. 1867
MR. \. p. GK,u.---SIRi
have used enc IS GAM
les Washing Machines manufactured 4 80, M,
tle tttvt Ri Tile past yeas, and cnsi.er t ulu uI
the sitAt Ia Of-saS H. machines uI tile at. Thor,
IL no wear ana tar VI ci.th.s, ad 1t will say, tnp
haii tho ia or o. wasiin., the vrdinai, way flu
Anu sc'ub bUard. Every ia.nily viii gave tn. NJ c
ui Machine Ia yvar IN wual anu tuat 81 c..tbus
MD not sell tho one have Tor nity duia.s, III
cVLic not Get anttlei. 4. M,IRlou
Mr.. n. p uR,t,--sR
This Is o. certify that /
have used the Gam lie WasniD Ai.,ei,,,, mar, n, ~,
sou " y,u, iOr thc past year aud nav, u.id f-
!! up W the rechnnondsi aud ali, ai au, tnaol.lr
J thnh NV 10 ass talnk they will + ca, A .uod
t.st, ana furthermore, .fany oCdy will take aud try
0hs, theJ WI never return 1t.
Worry respectfully yours,
LYMAN u. WJoDWoRTH.
Mp. OK pUT, Proprietor,
Ahd Manufacturer for La.nolllo County
''s''' ''''''Ss"is'" w. l9iyil
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21
COLGATE & cos

~ VEGETABLE SOAP,
COW lived BITH err BRINE. Is RE oMnEs
DED TOR THE USE on LINES AND IN TBE
NURSERY.
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THKU G TT TIC K ETS,
AND INFORMATION CAN Bg PROCURED AT AL STA
TIoEs or
Grand Trunk
o.densburgh Lake Champlajn.
Vermont Central,
Rutland and Burlington,
Rensselaer, a. Saratoga,
and Hudson River Railroads.
On board River and Lake Steamers Off. CARDi-
NAL AGENT, 80 Great st. james Street, Montesl,
pi,onin st. Lawrence Hail, and at the Gencrsl
0tfos Of the Company, West Side City Park, Bur-
Nngt0n, Vt.
~ Passengers and Baggage transferred between
Ears and Boats ut Burlin, ton, FREE OF CHARGE.
Freiyhts tahen at LosoeN Rates.
o. c. MITCHELL, Gen'l Superintendent.
.'urlinh ton, June lst, 1869.
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ADlR DNDACK, Capt. William II. Fla-g,
CANADA, Capt. " Iran Ande. son, ,..
UNITED STATES, uapU. J. Z. Babbit''
~ Daily Liae sacn wtv, sundays excepted.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-21

80 o. and after Tiu.sd.ly, April 90, tho steam
GOING SOUTH.
Leave PLATToB U RICH A. NJ. Port Kent
Keescvilic) $40 A. NJ, Buriin ton, 9.31 A
H., tuuchn . at all points on the Lake, AZ
riyns at whitehall in time for Express
Train for all
So4thern and Wtstern Points.
GOING NORTH.
Leave WHITEHALL on arrival OF train
from New York, Albany Troy, and the West,
II on A. NJ, making the usual landings al
irving ut Durlin ,tun, p. NJ, Port Kent,
(keuscviile) 80, plattshuryh 100 7. NJ,
100 Montreal aud 0sdensourgh carly next
4. NJ. morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-18
IlAIRFAX LAND FOR sALE.-By

HAIRFAX LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue
Il of the decreeO Of the Circuit Court of Fairis y
county, rendered 81 November torn, 1853. in
the suit OF DAM l kincheoo's heirs ~. Daniel
Kincheloes admir-, the uuGersigne a. Commits
sloner therein named, will, on MONDAY, the
18Th day of October, 1850, that being Court
day, in front of the door OF Fairfax Ct. House,
sell, to the highest bidder the following LOTo
or PARCELS OF LAND:
No being part OF the farm on which Tn .
late Daniel Kincheloe resided, containing -
acres This land lies on Bull run; has an
abundance of wood, ana is valuable on account
ef Is pro nifty - the railroad
No. 2--BeIng 6S acres, allotted 10 tho estate
Of Daniel kincheloe in the division Of The es-
tate of Cornelius kncheOc, dec d. Ihls lot
lies south Of the Orange Alexandria and Man
sssas Railroad; is about one m.ie from Clifton
station, and covered with timber Mr. Ep.
Buckley, who lives near these lsnds, viii show
them to persons de:irops TO purchase
TEHMS-ODe-tetth Of the purchase money
in hand as deposit the residue in three equal
nsta i'm ents. payable ut six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest II IN tho day Of ale, to
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, and
retention of title until the last payment Is made.
Stamps and conyeyhncing to be paid for by the
purchaser. THO5. MOURE, fommr.
Fairfax co., sep 1e-lswiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-18

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
RAILROAD. The Native Virginian bears testi
mony to-the superior management of this road
in the following strain:
"Of late we have travelled over many Rail-
roads in this State. The D. A. Il NJ. K. h. is
inferior to none, and superior to most OF them.
Few roads run so smoothly, and have fewer nc:
cidents. IL is certainly well managed.
We can, from similar experience, corroborate
this testimony. and feel assured that the "fewer
accidents" especially those occasloned by trains
coming in collision, is the result OF the perfect
time kept on this read.
We have recently, in passing over part of
the main line and on the Manassas branch,
taken occasion to notice the time at every depot
passed. and there was never more than min
utes variation at any Station from the schedule
time. Many accidents would have been
avoided on other roads, and lives saved, ii the
running had been according to schedule time,
No Company, in forming schedule, ever fixed
the time for trains to come in collision between
stations, and all such accident" is the result
Of bad management and a violation OF their
own law or regulations as to time. Trans run.
ming off the track By Instructions on the road.
Of course, are not occasioned by violation OF
the time table regulations. Much that is praise
worthy in the management Of train of cars is
due to the conductor and We feel free in testi:
flying not only TO the good management of
Messrs. Smith and Jones on the Manassas
branch, but to their polite and gentemanly de-
pertinent towards all the passengers travelling
on this road.
We have travelled over Railroads in fifteen
States, and have watched closely the conduc-
tors of trains in all those States, and have never
found any that seemed to possess more fully
all the essential pre- requisites for good con-
ductor than these gentlemen, and the Company
is fortunate in having such efficient and popu-
lar officers. We are not so we'll acquainted
9th those on the main line, except the elder
paulee, who deservedly stands high in his yo-
cation Warren County tSentinel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-18
Scarcity of Currency at the Treasury

WASHINGTON, September l7.--General Spin:
ner, United States treasurer, to day announced
that until new legal tender notes are ready tor
circulation it would be absolutely impossible foi
him to furnish anything but fractional currency
and legal tender notes Of the denomination OF
five hundred dollars and one thousand dollars.
Such is the scarcity of notes of the smaller de-
nominations that demands have already been
made to restore to circulation the ten dollar
legal tender notes recently called in on account
of dangerous counterfeits, but as these notes
have been destroyed as fast as they have accu-
INFLATED, it will be impossible to comply with
the requests of the sub-treasurers and bankers.
General Spinner has addressed letter to
Assistant Treasurer Butterfeld, at New York
requesting him to husband the notes he has on
hand, as the scarcity will embarrass the pay
ment of government employees 1t is doubt
ful whether there will be sufficient to pay the
department clerks at the end Of the present
month. The one and two dollar notes OF the
new series will not be ready for issue until the
first week IN October Wash Cor, of Bait
Nm,
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FERTILIZERS.
CHESAPEAKE GUANO.

an ANNOTATED SOLUBLE PhOs.
PLATE.
combining al the properties of Bone sni r.
ruvian Gusno,
MANUFACTURED By
ISAAC KEG NOLDS Il SONS, bstimc-.
under the direct supervision OF one Of the tin
In addition to numerous recommendslio.,
by farm ers who have used this fertilizer gya
the remarks of Doctor K. II. Stsblcr, Chem.
let, who, a. my request made an analysis .
Reynolds Ammoaiatel Phosphate, namely
%"ALISIS
twenty-five pc. "a 81 TN, Guano j. i,.
mediately Soluble, rrd sga.l,blo 10 the crov,
All the other fat liz ne material is in - ye,;
favorable conduit 10 be appropriated by u :.
plant during It's gro%.h:
r. II. STABLER. Chemist
Alexandria, Va, October 18th, leGS
For sale By BENZ. II. LAMBERT
Agent, Alexandria ~
and by merchants dealing in Fertilizers. =.
Agents prices sep 3-Gw
NJ ASUNFS' MANURE.
PERUVIAN GuANO from agen. w4re
house
LAUGHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
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The Baltimore Gazette emphatically denies
that there has been any want of liberahty and
kindness in Baltimore towards Virginia and
Virginians living in Baltimore. 1t says there
is no walk in life in Maryland wherein Virgin
ians are not to be found enjoying in common
With native Marylanders the respect aud love
and confdelce of their neighbors and of the
public