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TEE STEAMER GENERAL MAN1aAULT will
leave for Cheraw aud all landings on the Peedee
Riyer, from South Commercial wharf, on Saturday,
A. III, the 81 Of april.
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.3usuraurr.
FIRE, MAXINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.
3usurauff.


FIRE, MAXINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Now York,
Capital and Surplus, S1,7Oo,OO0.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of
New York,
Capital and Surplus, S1,600,O00.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CUMPAHY,
Of New York,
Capital and Surplus, 81, 2O2,O 600.
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, of New York,
Capital and Surplus, 81,177.0OO.
NORTH AMERIC AN INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF New York.
Capital and Surplus, S702 1000.
ENTERPRIsE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Cincinnati,
Security, Capital and Assets, 81, 2a9. 900.
WIDOWS, AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital and ssets, 81 100000.
Aggregate AvatlnbIe Assets, TEN MIL
LION DuLLARS.
S. Y. TUPPER, Agent,
IN PLANTERS, &, MECHANICS BANK BUILD.
ING, EAST BAY-sTREET.
March % mwf1mo
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CHARLESTON RnLEMRN SOCIETY PROMENADE
coNcEnT.-It must not bo 70 ,tien tnat the promo
made and gift enterprise ad of tue charity
fund of the Charleston Rifemen Society will COM
mence thus evening at South Carolina Hall. Every
effort has besn made to make II an attractive enter
taiument and pecuniary sueo s. and. from all indi
cations it is likely that tho wishes of its most ardent
and sanguine supporters viii be realized.
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March % mwf1Otul Assignee heodore Stoney.
THE STATS: OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENvlLLE coUNIY-IN cHANcERY.
Wyman. Byrd & Co., us. Grady & Hawthorn.
Bill TO ForecIOse Mortgage, &c.
BY virtue Of the decretal order Of his Eonor. Judge
James L. t,rr In ,de IN the above case, will sell
to the highest bidder at Greenville Courthouse on
MONDAY, the th Of April next,
The PREMISES described In the pleadings. VIZ:
All that PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND,
situated in the County Of Greenvi le. seven miles
from the Couthou-e and Blk from the Greenvflle
Railroad Depot lying on both sides OF Reedy River.
containing four hundred and ninety nine ceres.
more or less, in high state of cultivation Upon
the place is ocatet the wel known Cotton and Wool
Factory o! the defendn s. The Cotton Factory Is IN
,ull opera ion, with some nine hundred and hfty
spipdles and twent -four looms; the Wool Factory
IN good order opd successful ope alton. On the
prem ses are good Flouring, Gris and Saw Mills.
with blacksmith shoi-two com ortable dwelling
houses apd several small framed houses Tor the
operatives, with nice brick church. Tie water
,owr at all seasons ls sufficient to drive three times
the amount of m ,chinerv now in operauon. The
country Is rema kably healthy. with climate IN
surpassed In the United states, with sober, irdus-
trious and energetic population. wooded ianos ao-
jaceut well tmbered, can be purchased at reasona-
BILE prices T. Is ia the best opportunity TOR an IN
yesent to capitalists that has been otereo In tRe
up-country since the war.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO psY for papers and
stamps W. A. MCDANIEL, U. " "
Clerks Of3ce February I'd, 1869.
March 6 e"o
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THE DALLI NEWS
BEING4FHE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
cOGNIZED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR-
cULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
! PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
GG IN THE POSTOFFICE At THE END OF
ACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoFlS-
TONS OF THE NEW P0SToFFICE Law
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Real Estate. 80
BY G.. MCBRIDE SMITH, lss
No 81 Broad-streof, south side, noar
Stato-stroet. .Gaaa
At Private Sale
TIRsr CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON pLANrA-
TONS ''si
Valuable Rice Plantations sAr
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensive aud valuable Manuf lctorios, Mm Sites
and Delightful >ummer Residences In vartouf
parts Of the South. e-.frn 5J-T
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS OF III Dies, pric
and descriptions In every part Of the oity' -
January 25 }4 mWf5mQl
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Delta Lodge OF Perfection. at Z. M.
South Carolina odre, at 2. ID:
landmark Lodge at haif-past 2. Ill.
st. Andrews society, at z. III.
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Dwelling in Pit street. %.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

The WOODEN DWELLING on brick bssenent o.
west side Of Pttstreet, second house south OF Bull
street, containing sx upnaht and one oresnnE
aIa kitchen car, ,iaqe house Rpd stable. Lot me&s
u 8l9 foot 'front.' 6s feet deep moro or lex1.
Apply as above at No. % BkOAD-STREET.
March % mvf3 III!
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CANARRs.-There are some fine singers still
lett at Mr.. Carsen's, King-strees near Society.
CHAMPAGNE ALE.-Messrs. Knox, DAILY u Co..
corner of Meeting and Went9orth streets, have be-
come sRens for this finely favored and delicious
ele. tits possessed Of nne body. and as summer
stimulant Is uus urpassed. Those who have tested
Its merits testify to It's superb qualities and recon-.
mend 1t uureservedly.
WRsr INDIA FRUIT, IMPORTED DIRECT
Msssrs. Bart Wirth, the enterprising frulterers.
have just received by the schooner Morgan, from
Havana, large invoice OF oranges oananas and
pineapples Zee advertisement.
GAnDENkRs will bear in mind that now is
the tme to transplant strawberries as the plant is
in boom, and the male can easily be distinguished
from the f.malo. Ellerbes TRANSPORTER does the
job completely. VOICE.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Aimar, the popular
uptown druggist VITO always has the latest novel
ties 10 his line exhibits in his window wonderful
chemical toy call "alaska landscapes" by which
the beau iIh winter Of nature initiated by
crystalisltIon. tn Singular fidelity and rapidty.
eventeen thousand doa 8 paid Into the
city treasury yeste d1v, for taxes On rcal estate.
Archib I'D C, ucKinay. co!o1e J, has been appoint
ed assistant poslm ster oi Orangeburs, south Car
oiiaa.
The commencement bill of the Charleston COL
lego will take place on "Wednesday evening, at the
Mills House.
The aunull examination OF tho public schools of
this city Will be held at the respective schcolhouse-,
on Thursday, 1st April, at 9A M.
There was Gil e.opcmont in the upper wards o
couple of days ago. .na hero ocing profess OF the
tonsorial art aad the hel one weii.known damsel
of tuat locality.
The stockholders of the Blue RilSc Railroad
Company will meet 10 Ibis city on tuesday 9th
April
The interest coupons due on tho 1st of April 1869,
on the first mortgage bonds of 'he Chcra~ aud Dar
ling on Railroad Company, will be paid on prcsen
tation at the Northeastern Railroad Companys Office
or tho Office of The treasurer in Chcrlw.
Ihe Bazaar aud lhc Plym 9Th chu' ch Fair were
we'll attended last evening".
After the 1st proxlmo persons having business
with the Detective Office VIII apply at the Guard
house TO the Captain of Poi,co. or lieutenant COM
II indins IN his absence.
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HoTEL ARRIVALS, III lrch 80. partition fto-
tel.-J = and, Au .usta: J Crummyler. San;eo;
Hoary Gorham. steamship Sarlsossa; P Huff and
daughter. Greenyile; II " Luckca, w4lterb lro'; A
''cnen, North Carolina; " L Moreaa, Haywood
County, n {; W II Herman. Louisville; Il Har.
dv, Spar:anburg; Ncwnaa, Waltcr.o-o; D Cole.
Massachusetts,; L II DownG. Is G Kirkland. ]
Brabham. Leroy Wilson. tarnwel; NJ Hall, EGing.
ham, c; Bowdeu. South Carolina.
Charleston Ho.ck-John Chad lex. Wadmllaw; W
Hereman, Augusta; Davis, Agent Selboard Air
Line; Trapuc, New YORK; H NJ cottryhan, Au.
gusta; ] " Hardy. spartanburs; " Hall, New
Yok; W Godfrey. WIlterbcro'; l. G Youmaus Edge
field; James W Moore, W Nu'lous. South Carolina;
A Branat. Augusta; Mr. and Mrs D s Brown Phila-
delphia; Dir aud Mrs Samuel Chow. Philadelphia;
p L Benpow. Beunettsville; P NJ Dunnovant, Edge
field: " Shoumaker W NJ >houmaker. Balinore;
" nj Willingham, Il NJ Forbes, Georgia; AI McMs-
han, Texas; Moore, New York.
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CANAnRs.-There are some fine singers still
lett at Mr.. Carsen's, King-street. near Society.
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Valuable Plantation at AUCTION.
BY AsONZ.J WHITE & SON,

T1tuuUie IlQHtutIOH az .1UC{tOH
BY AsONZAJ WHITE & SON,
Brokers, huctioncers and 4 cal Estate
Agents.
By virtue OF order Of slle 10 mo directed by the
Hou. Gerge :. Bran, udge OF the United states
Court for the District OF south 'aroIn,. will Of
fer for sale ut tuIc Auction, at the Old Poslofce.
foot of Broad-street, harleston >. c., on TUES
Day. the Is of April 1862 at II o'clo' A. m.,
ALI that PLAN rAr1ON Ok TRACE OF LAND.
known as sea >ide. containing ll58 acreu. more or
less, and bounded on he ORTIZ by lands tf Mr Nc
Canis, on the east by lunds Of Mr. Corbett, on the
weat by laud of MI Ve.nng. and oL the utn BY
the sound a per p at an, survey made by Robert T..
Payne, tsq. Said Laud being in Christ Church Pa
rish county OF Cbarlesio The above Plantation
to be sold is subject to o lease to one VIM. Hoek'
ady for period Of FIVE years, commenting on tho
frst Novemb r. 1867. and ending on the first Novern-
ber 1872. Annual rent $500 to accrue to purchaser
from dav Of hnle.
Conditions -halfcash; balance payable In two
equal successive annual insIaments with interest OF
-I ~S ~--t- '~s~~~'..- r:r-tts ssv~s-s~-
hually, secured by boud or bonds OF the pnr-
chaser and mortgage OF Plantation. Purchaser 70
pay for papers and staIp"s
LAWRENCE ". O'HEAR.
March ~ mwf10tu1 Assignee theodore Seoney.
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Ger has any private right In hls Office any ouger than
tho Legislature chooses TO allow him to remain and
he performs his duty. There is no contract between
the State and tue of ,er, and his pay might ba re-
duced to nothing the day after his election. MIR.
Cla has no property in his Office, and there is no
contract with hum.
g. That the Validating act is exercise by the Ltss
latu-. of judicial power The validating act is con-
frmatory act, and not decree or judicial deermi-
nation. It is CO frmatory or remedial ao. which
anaiu and again he been declared not to to obnoX
ious to the consi,u ion In supporof this position
Mr. Corbin cited Cooley. AL aItnoriti,s agreed
that The Legisla might dispense with formahhes
in the conduct of an election All statutes of do
claratory and conurma' ory character involve, in q
csr,on sense the exercise of Judicial power; bat,
az in tbs case Of the Validating act, they arc valid
because they only confirm au1 declare what had a.
ready been done They do not in any way trench
mon the judicial denartment Of the stale.
Tint ON act shall reiae to bat one subject an d
,bct eypressed in ne title. Upon this point, Dir.
corb cited Cooley to prove that this rule was vau
able ss guide for The General Assembly, but was
not intended for public use. The object Ct the O.
vision is accomplished where the act refers to ou'
one general subject, which is expressed in lt' ttle'
| and does no. include incongruous provisions. Inc
rule is directory only. and must be hberally con-
strued. All the provis'ols of the Validating ac'
come within one general subject. But If there are
matters IN it which are not connected with the title
that part may be stricken out and the rest will stand
good.
Mr.. cortin cited Cooley in support OF this vies,
and SAID that if tho court declare that certain
sections of the act invalid. the remand which
| was indicated in the title would te valid. This
would, at least mako good the first section of the
act in which The election Is declared and confirmed
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN.
" ASSAS RAILROAD.



" ASSAS RAILROAD.
&@AM8 8
On and after SUNDAY, May 2, 1862 one
daily passenger train will run between WASH
lNGTON and LINClIBURG, connecting At
GordonsvIlic, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, COvington and the Vir-
GINA Springs; at Lynchburg for tho West and
Southwest, and ~ Washington, TO the North
and Northwest
Through tickets and baggage checked Ia ali
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily 81 GO "a m and
Alexandria rs 7:40a m, arriving ut IDnchburg
at 440 D. III.
Leave Lynchburg at 900 f.. m, arrive Al
Alexandria at 60 !. IN. and at Washington
at 7:30 p. m.
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, at
4:l5 p. M, and arrive at tlarrisonburg at l2:35
a. m. Leave uarrisonburg al ZOO u. m, and
arrive at Alexandria ut 1880 q. IN. This train
makes close connections ut Manassas junction,
with movements on the main lno greatly Ia
cilitating intercourse between tho lower Valley
and Richmond, Lynchburg, &c.
Passenger from Washington and Alexandris
to Winchester, Middloburg, Capon Springs,
&c, will find good connections by this route.
An ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave
Alexandria daily, Sunday excepted, at 1:l5 p.
m, and arrive at Warrenton at 7:l5 p. III.
Leave Warren.on at 1:l5 m, and arrive nj
Alexandria ct 1880 q m.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
ap29 General Ticket Agent.
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THE PRINCE SwEARs OFF. Prince OF
Wales announced in the speech he made at the
cattle show in Manchester that he had turned
over 4 new leaf in the volume of his life, and
intended in future to give his attention solely
to the interests and government OF his people.
more wild oats, and is received with the high
est tokens of appreciation by his countrymen.
Wales is old enough and, according to all &C.
counts, bad enough to repent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
IT. WASHINGTON, GEOKG ET w !
- 49, ALENA. u NORFOLK.

WASHlNGi ON, GEohGEi N
..<s<$saS-1 ALENA. u NORFOLK.
REGULAR LINE.
Tho sAto and commOdious steamer w. w.
COLT, Captain 4 A. RYTuKR, will leave her
dock foot of High street, Georgetown, every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, ut . q clock n.
NJ, and Galts wharf foot of 7th street, Wash
ington, at 10 =. M, and Shoots wharf, pier 4,
Alexandria, ut IL O'clock q. H., stopping at
Glymont, Smiths Point, Piucy Point Point
lookout, Fortress Monroe, Old Point Comfort,
and Norfolk, Va.
This boat connects ut Fort Monroe with tho
boat for Cobb's Island
Returning will leave Norfolk on III ESDAY
and FRIDAY, ut o'clock p. m.
Passage, So. Excursion ticket, to and from
Norfolk, So
Mesls-Breakfast and Supper, 80 cents each ;
Dinner 81. State room. 81.
Freishts taken nj tho lowest rates. For par
ticulars inquire of
w. A. SMOOT, Agent, Alex.
JOS Ia. SAVAGE, Prop.
" l3-tf Washington, ID.
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csaae NE" h nNrwrES AiN r'

sxa NE" h nArwrEs A'NN
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOWN IL WASHINGTON.
Steamers lesve regularly from GEORG r.
TOWN, foot of Congress St, EV ERl WE'D
NESDAY; from ALEXANDRIA, 600. "i
King st. VERY THU RSDAY.
Freight received daily at lowest rates
This line connects with all the Northern,
Eastern and Western Railroads and Transpor-
t,ttion Companies. and will forward freight by
All tho lines running out of Philadelphia, FREQ
ct commission, andgives THROUGH RATES.
AGENTS
NJ. ELDRIDGE 81 CO,
No. As. Wharves. Alexandria Va.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE i CO.,
No. Il South Wharves, Phllada.
HYDE & TYLER,
jal-tf 50 Water ST., Georgetown.
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PIsOFESSIONAL.

JAMES Il. u0DGKIN, DDS,
Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered and
teeth extractci without pain.
References givcn to those desiring them, and
the faithful and satisfactory performance OF al!
professional promises assured.
Patients from tho country will please notify
mo a few days in advance of their intended
visits.
OiIico Corner Washing ton and Prince streets.
Residence. So Queen street. near Pitt. mp 2S-ti
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Principals. ). & {. E I!eS e Or 4 w. y,
Middleburg jy 2l-co2m

or. JOHN'S ACADEMY,
ALEXANDiIA. W.
The 3Ist Session will commence oi N"t''
dsy. Soptember Isl, and continue ten most.
Board and Tuitioa in Ancient LahgTHsr
Mathematics, Natural Science "ni the "'d't''
English branches, $40 Il session, p"ya'I' Int'
tcrly in advance.
The school is provided with superior 'n'.
cal Philosophical. Astronomical AMI Dug
neoring Instrumcnts including = fine I".'-
and a powerful Solar Microscope, and ht '
extensive Cabinet of Mineral. and h.'t,c
of oU volumes.
Tho now bonrln. house T., and l., -.
street, has gas throughout. with hot and '.
baths, &c and affords a plea ant mai c'.i' Dbl.
able home To students from abroad
TEACH ERS:
RICHARD l.. CAKNE, y. II, Prin,l
Greek, Latin, Material Science and Nchi"rS
glish. ..,.
THEODORE If. FICkL LIN. y. AtiH
MATES and Intermediate English.
KEZIN II. IIA RROV Err Junior I'm" 3D.
AUGUST HENNiNG, German.
VICTOR BECKER French.
JOHN A NEITCH, Elocutiou.
WILLIAM +. CAKNE Phonograrhy
j. Is. CUNDlFF. Penman>hip.
Miss MARY j. STEW ART. Drawing
JOSEPH G. FOERTSCll, Music.
For Catalogues, nddr' IS th" Principal, J.
Eo> ~ Alex andria, Va. aug law lui
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Goods per Now York, PhlINdelphla or BaItl:
moro steamers, Railroad or Exnress, to care Il
h. Havenner, General Agent at Alexandria,
will BIO forwarded over tho road free of charge
for commission.
Communication tickets between Alexandria
and Hamilton, and all intermediate stations. ut
low rate.
Round trip tickets good only for day of issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYS,
mar Sly General Supt.
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n j.. PoWELTs SCHOOL FOR Bo}s

y.
The next term of this School will begin ~
the School House, on Queen, between WasL
ington and Columbus street, on the 18th u.
September, loGJ.
App for tho admission Of pupils ma,
DO made TO the principal, at his residence. or
ner Of Duke sud Washington SITS.
CHARLES Il. POWELL. a. NJ,
jy l5-2awtf PRINCIPAL
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9.

PRICE OF MEAT IN EURoPE.-Ihc Courier
de Ia Boucheric, of Paris, contains on article
anon the rising prices OF butchers meat all
over Europe which have attracted serious no.
,ice in France. All the French markets have
been gradually rising for the past six years, so
much so that the advance constitutes n consld-
cradle surcharge upon the consumption OF the
country. Choice parts are double the price
they were, and inferior joints are July one:thrd
higher. 1t was thought that the opening OF
the new markets at La Villette, Poissy and
Sciana, two years ago, would lower prices in
Paris; but the result has been quite the oppo-
site, and the advanced prices of Paris have
been met by corresponding movements at the
nrovncial markets. In some places meat is
even dearer than in Paris. The same state OF
things exists in England Notwithstanding
rreat supplies OF cattle from Holland, Belgium
and Germany. In Holland and Germany lat
cattle have not been so dear tor two years as
they arc now. Iu Germany beef and mutton
have not advanced so much as in France and
England, because the consumption OF pork Is
greater: but in Prussia there has been dis
tnct advance in all descriptions of meat, and
10 Italy the rise is still making progress.
New SPINNING WHEEI.-One day this
WGch We (OOh ONCaokOu W CAduILuC III iu'SutiOu
newly introduced into the lower Valley, By the
ratentee, Mr.. Matheny. Mr.. John Smith, on
Market street, is at the present time engaged
in its manufacture. 1t is spinning wheel,
designed to greatly facilitate tho tedious man
ncr Of spinning by the old method, and is both
Tor wool and fax.
The operator, instead Of continually walking
up and down the floor as our grandmothers
did SITS DOWN md tho wheel Is so constructed
thai it performs two or three times as much
spinning as the old fashioned wheel 1t is also
smaller, and is so simple that a child can gear
it.and run it successfully. In the twinkling of
an eye it may be fitted up as flax machine.
Competent persons pronounce it the most per
feet machine Of the kind yet invented, for fam
lily use. Another consideration is, that 1t is
much cheaper than the old wheel. WmcteS
ter Times.
TIE PRINCE SwEARs OFF.-The Prince OF
4. -, q o
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DOANOKE COLLEGE
II SALELi, VIEG!NIE
viii open its next session on the l., of Sr..
tembcr, with full corps of INSTRUCTOR
Entire expenses for ton months -r.e.oa
for Boarding. Tuition. Inci ient4ls, Sc, :Zn-
For particulars inquire oi the President,
iy lG-oOlm =. =. HIIILE
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CAMUEL HARTLEY,

SAMUEL HARTLEY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. IS Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
Gs> Particular attention paid to tho Sc ling
fGRAIN, FLOU Rand all kinds olCOUNTk
PRODUCE, and filing all orders for CIRQUE f.
RIES, GUANO, PLASTER, &C., &c., at tho
lowest rates.
NS- Agent for tho sslo of tho celebrates e. O.
GROUND TOP" HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
/ ieA-tf
uOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
Successors to Fowle & Co..
COM MISSION. SHIPPING u FORWARD
ING MERCHANTS.
No. Prince street.
Also, dealers in GUANOS, SALT, LUMP
and GROUND PLASTER. FISH, GRAIN
and SUGARS. my 2l-tf
T. ToLsoE, A. c. ToIsoN.
Lste of Gwin, Seckhsm s. Co.
NOLSON, BRO. u CO.,
L Successors to Gregory & English,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. az King street.
Alexandra, Va.
Orders for Salt Plaster, Guano. Fish, &c,
promptly filled.
Liberal advances made on consign mcnts.
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TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUM
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria ut q. N. and 5p. NJ
Leave Hamilton q. a. NJ. and 1880 u. Ii.
Leave Leesburg at 525 y. m. and l2l5p. m.
The a. m. tain from Alexandria and 1l50
a. m train from Hamilton connect with Kemp S
Daily Line of Coaches for Purcellville, Snick-
ersville, Berryvlle and Winchester; also with
Reamer's Line of Coaches, which leave Lees
burg daily for Balls Mill. Aldie and Middle
burg. On and after June 70 stages will run
daily to Capon Springs.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connexions with Washington ard
R.ltimOra samo dav.
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