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FEW NOPE
ExFC1rToP,S SAFE Of poo, t..

EXECUTOR'S SALE of Real Es-
1Ltate. In pursuance of an order grant
Ell blythe Probate Court of Trumbull Coun-
ty Ohio, l will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, on Thursday, the Sth day OF April, A.
D., 1855, at one O'Clock, p. m, upon the prem
ises, the following described real estate, stu
ate in the Township of M~esopotamia, Coun-
" of Trumbull u State Of Ohio, to-wit:
being part of Lot No. thirty-two (32l in said
Township, and bounded as follows: Begin
ming at the north end of the public common
n on the west side of the center road lead
ing north; thence north 1879 east along the
west side OF said road n chain and eighty
i've links q 50 TO a stake in the south bank
Of h race; thence west three chains and
ten links g l0 to a stake; thence south ono
chain and eighty-two liks Il 50 TO q stake on
the north side OF a street; thence east along
said street two chains and ~sixty-six links
q So to the place OF beginning; a point south
2O' east fourteen links 40 from the south
east corner of the foundation of the old
store, now used as n wagon factory, and
containing one-half acre OF land. Apprais-
ed at fifteen hundred dollars (Slj00,O0)
Terms Of sale: One-third in hand, one
third in one year, N one-third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. JAMES ANDERSON.
Exec'r of Alvin Higley. decd,
MesOpotamia, March 10, A. d., lS69-it
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NORMAL INSTITUTE,
OHIO.

THE Spring Term Of this School
IL viii begin tuesday. MErek 80, and con-
tInue Fourteen Weeks. Boarding can be
procured In private families for from 2to
$3.50 per week. Well furnished rooms for
~self-6oarding can be had atreasonabler rates.
Send for . Catalogue.
Feb "a lseo-2t
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. EGAL NOTICE, to nOn-residents

lIof the State Of Ohio.
washington Kistler, residing in Kent Co.
Mich; Catharine Donard and Nathan Do
nard, residing in the State OF Kansas. Ste
phen kistler, residing in the State Of indi-
ana, Adams Co., will severRlIy take notice
that Peter Baily, Executor Of the last will
n testamentof Michael KistIer SEN. decd
Med his petition in the Probate Court OF
County, Ohio, on the LIST day OF
March, 1855, setting forth that the personal
estate OF the testator was wholly insufficient
to pay the debts, legaeies and the costs OF
administering on said estate, and that Salo-
ma. the widow OF aid testator, deceased
lately, that the above named persons, (gilh
otheTS, children and heirs Of said feStotorj hold
the next estate OF inheritance in the real
estate Of said Michael Kistler, decd. to-WIt.
the homestead farm a in Newton Town
ship, In TrumbuuC Co, Ohio, bounded by land
OF widow Yeagly and others, containing 81
acres, be the same more or less, also q GER
tain other tract Of land situate in the town
ship Aforesaid, adjoining Jacob Gambler and
others, containing 81 acres, more or less
b prayer Of said petition Is for an order OF
said Court osell said lands for the PAYMENT OF
deess, costs and charges on the said land by
b Will ofsatd deceased The petition afore-
said VIII be for hearingon Friday, the ID day
OF April, 1883, at 10 o'clock, a m, IN said
Court. PETER BAIIY Execntor
March 3. ls6s-4t
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DEATHS.
Noace Of dean hee-obauqryJf five cents per line

Noatce ueahy Tee-ObHudTVJtec0A pei Inc.
In Warren Feb. IA. 1855, OF consumption, Mr..
JOHN HAWTHORN, formerly OF Hatfield,
Yorkshire. England, aged 40 years.
In Youngstown, Feb. 18th, at h house of
her ~son-in-law, s. c. Treat, Mrs. LUCY
CLINTON, widow ofthe late Dexter Clin-
ton. Of Vienna, in the seventy-ffth year
Of her age.
The remains of Mrs. c., were brought to
Vienna TO be buried by the remains Of her
late husband. She was with the nrst settlers
of Vienna in her childhood, and spent al
most her whole life there. She early united
with the church OF Christ, and adorned her
profession by a life Of humanity and piety.
In Hartford, March Ist, OF disease of the
heart, CARRIE, daughter OF Samuel and
Ellen Spencer. aged y years. A lovely but
frail Hover, withered in early spring by
the rude blast Of relentless disease.
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THE FLYING TOP
Il VIII run up in the air sixty or eighty
ieet; come and see them at ADAMS Book
store.
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nANKRuPTCY

D~ANkRUPICY.
ID In the District Court OF the United States
Tor the Northern District OF Ohio. In thu
matter OF Henry c. Beardsley, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
To tchoHn q man CONCERN: The undersigned,
residing at Warren, Trumbun County, Ohio,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment a.
Assignee Of Henry G.. Beardsley, OF Can6eld,
MahOning County, Ohio, who has been ad-
judged q Bankrupt upon his own Petition by
the District Cour OF said District
GEO. ?. HUNTER, ASsignes.
Wnrran n Eah d Iaao-2f
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TINTED States and Foreign Pat
~ ent Once Agency, 1Se Bank Street, Clsss-
land, Ohio.
We prosecute business Of every description
relating to Inventions Patents, Infringe
ments, &c. ". H BURBRIDGE %.
Patent AftorneyA
- Orders may be LEFT with the editor Of
the WESTERN RESERVE CHRoNIcLE, who u
authorized to receive orders for our agency.
March 20. 1857.
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THOSE OLD TIVOLI VIOLINS,
Il Good and strong tone, for $3.50, are as
hne as n six or seven dollar instruments
in town, are selling readily at ADAMS
Music Store.
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dividend NOTICE.

dividend NOTICE.
LIN the matter Of ]. w. Brown & Cos
Assignment.
In the Probate Court of TrumbuIl Co.. o,
Tit creditors of said ]. W. BROWN & CO..
are notified that a dividend of ISL per CEN
tum upon the claims allowed in the above
matter has been ordered by said Court, n
that such dividend viii be paid by me on and
after this date. WIN. T. SPEAR.
Warren, o. March 10, lS69-lt.
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BANKRUPTCY

THE PLACE TO GO
To get fine Violin and Guitar String
that are fresh and strong, is I ADAMS
Book and Music Store.
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Let our laws and institutions speak MOI
of white men. nor OF red men, not of BLACK
men. not Of men Of any complexion; o9t
INC the Laws Of God-the Ten Commen9-
nents and the Lords Prayer-let them SPEAK
OF the people."-HoRAcE
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
THE ATTENTION
OF
HOUSE
Hotel Keepers!
and all who use or expect to use
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS! !!
is requested to the following:
PA 6 916, Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, o.
E. |. BALDWIN & CO.,
HAVE purchased the stock of a
IL Linen Good Importer, declining BUSH
ness and the large part OF a Bankrupt Stock
OF housekeeping Goods, at considerably be-
low the Gold cost, and propose to give to the
CASH RETAIL TRADE
the benefit. For convenience Of sale we have
put them in Lots, a few OF which tre mention:
LOT 4, PURE LINEN HUCK TOWELS,
Cost to hand sl,65
at 81, Is per DOE.
LOT B, EXTRA FRISGED HUCK TOWELS,
At Sl,5O per Dozen.
LOT G, PURE LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS,
worth $500 at wholesale.
LOT II, EXTRA DAHLSK NAPKINS,
At $500 per Dozen.
LOT l, SPLENDID DAMASK NAPKINS,
Soft Native Finish, usua! price 500,
At $3.50 per Dozen.
LOT L, WHITE DAMASK TEA NAPKINS,
At 75 Cents per Dozen.
LOT o, GENUINE SCOTCH CRASH,
Value 20 Cents.
At One Shilling.
LOT P, EXTRA SUPER. HUCKABUCKS,
At two hiIlings.
LOT s, BETERIDGES LINEN DAMASKS,
IS Cents per Yard.
LOT t. HAND-LOOM DANASKS,
Half Bleaehed,
so Cents per Yard.
L0TV, SUPERFISE POWER-LOOM DAMASKS,
A Superior Bargain.
LOT Y, WATSON 5 A~RMSTRONG'S Bleaehed
DamaSk, Extra Good Value,
75Cents per Yard.
LOT A, $40 DAMASK CLOTHS,
s. Cents Each.
LOT B B. $40 SCOTCH BLEACH Danask Cloths
$40 Each.
LOTCC. ST. TURKEY RED Plaid TabIins,
Choice for Hotels and Families,
sl,s5 per Yard.
LOT D D. o. LINEN SHEETINGS,
a Good Bargain, worth nearly
double. At 7OCents per Yard.
LOT EE. FRONTING & SHIFTING LINENS,
J. Kinds Celebrated Pure Linen,
Ala Cents per Yard.
LOT FF. IRISH SHIFTING LINENS,
Wallace, Magin & Cos Golden Flax,
the usual Dollar quality,
At s. Cents per Yard,
L0T II II. WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,
At $40 per pair. All grades Wool Blank
cts at good bargains.
LOT J. SUPER. III II. c. QUILTS,
At $50 Each.
LOT L L. ALEXANDRA COUSTERPANES,
AChoice Hotel article,
comonly sold at $3.50,
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March 10. Isse-2t
STATEMENT OF THE
Buckeye Insurance Company,
OF CLEVELAND,
JANUARY 1st, 1869.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE0
DEPARTMENT DE- INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, Jan. p, 1859.
II is hereby certified, That the BUCK
EYE insurance Company, located at Cleve-
land, In the State Of Ohio, has complied, in
all respects, with the avs of this State
relating to Fire Insurance Companies,
for the current year. and has filed In this
Office a sworn Statement, by the proper On
GERS, showing its condition and business,
at the date Of such statement, as follows:
Am'tof actual paid up Capital $1,000 90
Aggregate amt Of available Assets, 1854 SO
Aggregate amt OF Liabilities
Amt losses not due
(since paid. $500 90
m necessary to re-
1858 o.
Amt due stockholders l0,765 OS
Amt bills & accounts 1881 O2-42,0S9 a
Amount Of Income for the prece-
ding los, 26l W
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-.
ceding year Including Sl9,S2 25
which was paid for losses occur
ring in the year 1867, and Of ST.
48l Al paid stockholders 1854 Il
u. 81 In witness whereof 1 have hereunto
subscribed my name, n caused the
Seal of my Office to be affixed, the day
and year above written.
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AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL
A UNION CHARTS
FOR CITING CLOTHING.

A LII the complicated systems used
IA by tailors brought down to the capacity
Of a child. All out Of employment send for
terms; will give a better chance than for sell
ling any other article. Agents wanted every
where. Enclose stamp and address
UNION CHART COMPANY,
Sept. 10, ls6S-6m. ~Orangevtlle,Oh
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PETITIONS

One petition, rather largely signed
has been received from Warren, in
favor of the passage of a ten per cent.
law. Petitions from Pennington and
Fowler, in favor of an improved pen
itentiary system, have been presented.
STRUCK JURIES.
A bill has been introduced to amend
the law so as to allow struck jurors
two dollars Zone is now allowed) per
day and the same mileage as is allowed
petit Jurors.
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JULIAN HARMON, NJ. D.
G. 7. METCALF, NJ. d.
Warren, o., March 4, 1869.
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The past week 1 have received and
presented circumstances against the
passage of a ten per cent. interest law
one from r. BIdwell and other citi-
zens of Kinsman, and another signed
J. c. Wilkin and other citizens of
Liberty.
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E. l. BALDWIN & CO.,

HAVE purchased the stock of a
llLinen Goods Importer, declining bust
ness and the large part OF a Bankrupt Stock
Of Housekeeping Goods, at considerably be-
low the Gold cost, n propose TO give to the
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Cry HOTEL,
ALEXANDRIA. VA

ALEXANDRIA,, va.
The business of this house will be conducted
hereafter under the name and firm of FRANCIS
y CARR, and the house is now open tor the re-
cpptiou of visitors. Thankful for past favors,
We pledge ourselves to do the best We can to en-
iertain and make comfortable those who may
call ouus VIM III FRANCIS.
JAMES W. CARR.
dec 22-3m ProprietOrs.
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FERTILIZERS.
DONE DUST
NE Dist

Is BONE DUST
Ground by ourselves, at lowest market rates
Also, GRIMES
PATENT RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
at $40 per ton.
The past two years have fully realized this
Raw Bone Phosphate to be the cheapest and
best in the market, and unsurpassed by the
highest priced guanos. Its adaptation to wheat,
corn, oats buckwheat, tobacco, garden truck,
grasses, &C., has been fully and most satistacto'
rily tested Finely ground and suitable for
drilling, put up in bags of 1877 lbs. each.
Read the following certificates. and call at
our warehouse and examine hundI eds of SIM
liar character from those who have been using
it with the most satisfactory results.
O. p MERRYMAN IL CO,
Sole Manufacturers,
Warehouse, 81 S. Gay street, between Lombard
and Pratt, Baltimore, Nd.
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Bowley's Quarter,

DOWIty QUaTI6Ti
Baltimore CO., Md, Nov. q, 1868
Messrs. o. p. Merryman u Co
Gentlemen-The Raw Bone Phosphate l
bought of you last Spring, applied to corn by
the side Of Peruvian GusnO in equal quantities
and if there was difference at all it was in Ia
vor of the Phosphate My corn crop was ex-
cellent. applied 1t also upon oats and pota'
toes with the most satisfactory results. prefer
it decidedly to Peruvian Guano from the fact
that whilst the Gusno spends itself upon the
growing crop, the effects of the Phosphate can
be- strongly seen in the crops following. Some
that applied to potatoes by the side of fish
manure, made asplendid yield, the fish turning
out an abundant crop of vines. the phosphate
the potatoes. I have used it this Fall upon my
wheat and at this time it looks as well / could
desire GEORGE EDWARDS,
Oyerseer for DIR. VIM. h. Keener.
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IMPORT ANT 1t is fact. perhaps not gen.
orally known, but interesting to young men,
that the solitary ringet, which floats from so
many waterfalls, is notification on the part OF
the wearers that they are not engaged. 1t 1t
is extremely long. the wearer is supposed to
q very desirous of getting spiced at once; it
only moderately long, it shows that only good
Offer will entertained; an extremely short,
meagre ringlet indicates that the wesrer is very
particular as to whom she accepts
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Anne Arundel CO., Nd, New, 10, 1863.

Anne Arundel CO., Nd, New. 10, 1863.
Messrs y. p. Merryman y Co.
Gentlemen-In answer to your enquiry rs to
what think of your Raw Bone Phosphate pur-
chase in July last. allow me to say gave it
fair trial on cabbage by the side of three ether
fertilizers of acknowledged merit and found it
equal, if not better, than the other. and at less
cost am so wei satisfied with it, l intend to
use it the coming Spring. Yours, truly,
REIN HAMMOND.
For sale at manufacturers price, the cost of
transp ortation added, by
A j. FLEMING,
feb Pam Alexandria, Va.
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18TH District, Baltimore CO., Nd
November 18th. 1868.

Messrs o. P. Merrymsn Il Co.
Gentlemen-I applied the Raw Bone Phos-
phate purchased of you last Spring on my corn
side by side with one OF the most popular an d
expensive Fertilizers in the market. and could
see no difference yours was fully equal to 1t -
i also applied it to turnips with perfect success:
1t gave such entire satisfaction that used
nothing else upon my wheat this fall l sowed
the most of it the latter part Of September, and
at this time it bids fair to make as good crop
l ever produced by the use of Peruvian or
any of the expensive gusnoq l have every
confidence in it 1t is only to be tried u be
appreciated. Yours. respectfully.
JOHN +. WILLIS.
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Mr. BLoNDHEIU requests To mention
to the citizens Of Alexandria and the sur
rounding country that, owing to immense
success of business this winter, he intends to
sell his entire stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing oat regardless of cost
Go one and all,
And give Blondheim u call
At the corner of King and Fairfax streets.
dec %
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dec 22-3m
DR. r f. MAURY's IMPROVED TOOTH

DR.T f. MAURY'S IMPROVED TOOTH
~ BRUSHES-This improvement consistsin
the tapering and polishing of the extremities OF
the bristes without otherwise affecting the
brush. The sharp, angular ends OF the bristes
being made perfectly smooth and tspering, the
I'm prov ed brush when new can be used with the
greatest comfort, for it will not lacerate the
gums or irjure the teeth and :lings rs the I'M
improved brush Invariably does. Recommend
al by the most eminent American Dentists -
Fol sale by WARFlELD HALL
Druggists,
IAN 10 Corner Prince and Fair TAX SIS.
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AL sizes on hand manufactured to order by
measurement satisfaction guaranteed. Hun
dreds of gentlemen in our city will from expe-
renee, testify to the superiority of the Shirts
made to order, both in fit and finish to any
goods in the market.
Genuine Linen Collars, Cuffs and Shirt fos,
oms of every description always on hand. Old
sty lie Standing Collars made to order.
CHAS. w. GREEN,
feb 68 King street.
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CITY ITEMS.

4. DEALHAM l0S King street. invites atten-
ton to his elegant assortment Of ready made
Etching for men and boys, which he is closing
of the season. dec 81
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FRoM ALEXANDRIA 70
LEXANDRIA AND MANAsSA,
Ga vs. S. ,;.i': i.5iI''5 d

q "a M S. -. . ssila
ON AND AFTER Tt E>DAY, Decent.
~ III, 1868, one daily passenger train w. PIP,
between WASHINGTON and LGNCuBUEl
connecting ut GORDONSNIILEw with tAr E.-
ginia Central Railroad 90 RlCH NOM SD
COVINGTON ut LIZ NCHB U iiG io5 Mtl
and SOUTH VEST, and NJ WASHIN1Iut
for the NORTH and NORTH WEST
Through tickets and baggage checked
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily st GO p. p.. ,.
Alexandria ut 7:l6 I'M, arriving at AyacloH,
Vt f;20 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg n 800 q. m, craFs q
Alexandra At 6:66 p. m., and al Waaaas.9-
A train for MANASSAS BRANC- M
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sun1.H .
$3.50 a m, arriving NJ Strhsburg NJ 30 o. m.
and ut Harrisonburg nj 100 ,. I'D. rls.".
leave lIarrisonburg ~ 5:4j 4. M. arriving
nj Alexandria ri ri y. m, cJuneclaf viii
the train from Washington TO Bait.a.e
400 p. ~.
The train leaving Baltimore at IcJ
connects with the morning train % l-r.ra.-
burg and intermediate points.
Passengers from Washington and Ale .o...
to Winchester will end this comfortable .,a
quick route involving only IS miles ~taEo
pleasant coaches, oyer the Valley Turagl
rlying 1t Winchester ~ 600 p. M.
}. VI. BR3EHi
dec25 General Tick. 'e
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING. FEBR' Y. 20.
THE PNEUMATIC DISPATCH COMPANY. of

THE PNEUMATIC DISPATCH COMPANY, OF
New York, has been boring under Broadway
for the last three weeks without the KNOWLEDGE
of the public. A cellar was hired where by
degrees, the necessary machinery was placed,
and the work of boring the tunnel commenced.
The men having charge of the work are a
party OF English miners, who were out recently
engaged in the construction OF the pneumatic
railroad tube" uoder the streets OF London
Earth was first removed In front OF the cellar,
aud the men gradually worked out into the
centre of Broadway. The earth is not dug
out. but pressed away by shield, exactly the
diameter of the tunnel. The shield is forced
ahead By means of numbers of screws on the
rear of the shield, worked by levers, the displs-
ted earth exuding through the trap doors IN the
shield. The progress made is necessarily slow,
about ten inches per day completed Brick
layers follow in the rear of the shield, and line
the tunnel with hard brick, to prevent the earth
from caving 10. The principle by which the cars
will be propelled is stated TO be as follows -
An ordinary railroad track is laid ut the bottom
of the tube, over which the cars are propelled
nv current of air and made to return ny the
creation of vacuum. A flange, closely fitting
To the sides of the tunnel, Is fitted to one end
of each ear, upon the surface OF which the air
acts ia prope'ling the car. The current Of air
will be supplied by Immense ian wheels, work
ed by steam at each end OF the route.
JENNY LIMBS SoUP-This Is really the
soup which was constantly prepared for Jenny
Lind by her own cook. 1t is not an expen
sive article, being composed Of sage, eggs, and
cream, upon basis of veal or beef stock. We
give the receipt in toll: Wash quarter OF
pound of the best pearl sage uutll the water
poured from it is clear; then stew it quite ten
der in water or thick broth lit will require
nearly or quite quart OF liquid, which should
he poured on it cold, and heated very slowly
then mix gradually with it rint of good boil
ng cream, and the yoks of four fresh eggs,
and mingle the whole carefully with two quarts
of strong veal or beef stock which should al
ways be kept ready boiling. Mile. Lind was
in the habit of taking this soup before she
sang, as she found the sage aud eggs soothing
to the chest, and beneficial to the voice.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ALEXA., L0UD0UE AND HANPSRIRP ;
fSA "a M ~ n ~ ~ Ess.5sEsEsszg-l zss..s..
NEW ARRANGEMENT

EHsa ~ ~ KXx< xfG xf& nssfE--Hs5S afr5Sfsif
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
BEGINNING JANUARY |. 1860
TINRAINS LEAVE ALEAANDRIAD t;.a.
i Sunday cxcepted) at a. m. for Lees
and Hamilton, and AZ p m. for Leesbugc
Leave Hamilton at III a. IN. and LeesI,'.
a m. and l2:l5 p. m, for Alexandra '''
Kemp'a line f coaches for Winchesse ,
meet punctually with the trains arriving r, M
departing from Hamilton-p passing ibr,g--
Purcel!vllle, Snickersvi!e Castleman's IN
and Berryville. These coaches leave Wiaob
ter daily, except Sunday.
Reamer's line of coaches for Middle.
make prompt connexions at Lees burg viii, 49,
train which leaves AlexandTia at d. B .-
Leesburg at l2:l5; leaving Leesburg Moa6@,
Wednesday and Friday, on the arriva o., II.
train from Alexandria, and leaving MidLl4ar-.
at a. IN. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saul
passing through BalPs Mill and Aldia
All trains arrive at Alexandria at coareai..
hours for connexions with Wa,bHgis4 .-:
Baltimore, Same day.
FARE:
FROm ALEXANDRIA 10
Leesburg ........... 200 Winchester g. 81.
Clark's Gap...... 225 Balls Milia... w..
Hamilton .......... $50 Aide ......... ... . -
Purcell vile. ...... 70 Mlddieburc.
BerryVille.. ......."3D U
Goods per New York, Philadelpha a- 2..,
more steamers, Karo&d or Express, o. c.rs r
h. Havenner, General Agent 1T Ale4-Ht-..
will be forwarded over the road free of ea..,.
| for commission.
Communication tickets between AIs-gr;r
and Hamilton, and all ntermediat st-rion.. D.
| low rate.
Round trip tickets good only for icy Of i....
between Alexandra and Hamilton, and D-.gs.-
these and Intermediate points, At reduced r..e.
WASHINGTON BIYIHt
| jan sly General Superuerae.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-20

NEW CROP.
GRASS SEEDS GRASS SEED5I
| have in store and 10 arrive
2OJ bushels CLOVER SEED.
100 bushels TIMOTHY SEED
100 bushels ORCHARD GRASS
90 bushels HERDS GRASS.
% bushels CLEAN and EXTRA CLEAN
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS.
Will continue to receive al the above Grass
Seeds during the season, which will be sold az
the lowest market quotations, who esale and re-
tail.
ENGLISH LAWN GRASS, expressly for
wards and lawns, Onion Sets, Seed Potatoes
Seed Corn, &C., &C.; also. in store a large and
complete assortment of RlCULTU RAJ
IMPLEMENTS and MACHiNERY, consist
ing in part Of Minor ~ Horton's Flows, with
wrought or cast iron share; CommIn's Iron
Beam Plows, Titus Iron Beam Plows, Cuff and
Brace Plows, Sinclair 81 Moore Flows and
other patterns too numerous TO monte n; also,
Harrows of all kinds Garden Plows, Hoes
Rakes, Horticultural Tools, &c, &c.
All orders and correspondence will receive
prompt attention.
HERBHRT BRYANT,
ian 10 No. Is King ST. Alexandria Va.