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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
lie Census.

The following is copy of note
from Hon. Ben. Spooner. in reply TO
Al Inquiry regarding the population
OF this city,:
UxTIED STATES 3ARsHAL'5 OFFIcE,1
DISTRICT eF ISDIANA.
1HDIATAPoLIss Sep. 9Th 1870
Editors Journal:
The population of the City of Ev-
ansvilse BY wards, shown by the
returns Of ms assistants. is Rs fellows /:
First Ward, 271T. Secoad Ward,
2,620; Third Ward. 2.20T; Fourth
Ward, 2 800, Fifth Ward. 2 393;
Sixth Ward. 3 90; Seventh Ward
1879; Eighth Ward. 33I, Ninth
Ward, 3,074 Tatal, z $50
EespectiuIiy.
BsN. SP0orER. u S. Marshal.
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lEsURAEoE.-The attention Of eur
leaders is called 10 the advertisement
Of che De Soto Life Insurance Com.
p1ny, Of St. Louis.
The Inducements il offers our eiti-
zsus are unparalleled. Az pre1iunas
received for Insurance will be invest
ed With oar merchants and business
rlsn, and not sent East to pay tribu.e
NJ foreign corporations, thereby de-
priviDg the West Of large ooyfsos a.
hsr capital.
Ine boaEu OF Directors located in
TINS Guy y composed d scAe of our
est business mea, and i sufficient
guaran ee % its entire reliability.
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AcKNowLEDeGENTs-NEw Music.
Our thanks are due Mesars. Warren
y Conyngton for a copy Of sbeet
music entitled "Wacht Am Rhein. 2
Translation By T. J. Johnsous Music
By Carl Wilhelm. To the publisher,
Louis Trip. No. lis Main street,
Louisville, for two pieces new music
Dream Of the Observation-Disclosures
Eligante." BY b. u. BtyTey, and
Golden Waves" March By j. o.
Meininger.
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IoulsvllIe Market.

By Telegraph.I LoUIsvII.L.E. Sept. 0.
BAGGfNo-very arm and active az 199
CoTTox-Dull and weaK miGdling l2c.
FL0UR-We ak and lower: extra family
S. IS.
GRAIN-DuII but unchanged In p-.ce.
RORK-Afess SIS
II scoN-l45s, 17tzo5ls11z; sugar cured hams
q a24Z
LARD 49,
WHISKY dull and small sales At so
oslo.
TOBACCO Sales Of 100 bids az S5M5 70 for
fros ed trash and Tugs: IS .S593 IS Tor COM
mou 10 good lug+s f7@15 % FOR low u good
lear; market firm.
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seW orleans MarKet.

BY Eeiesraph.l NEW ORLEANS, Sept. o.
oTroS--Nominal &C I8c for mIddlinq ga .
sales OF $50 baf es; receipts 1857 bales: ex-
ports 4i2 bales; stock Is, 03l bales: receipts
for the week 2 So bales; exports 1913
bales.
* IS 20 Xxx Sc 671z
GoEH-Aixed Sc; white csc.
OATS-scarces old st. Louis in store 5sc.
AAK-Flrfa prime &c., choice Us.
PoRK~-DuII; lower at 5000 50.
BAG E--EasieT; shoulders 101z clear I'D
49, clear si6es 1g1< ordinary 29zlc.
EA1Ez-Sugar ctntd 24925c. 1000
LARD-Duil At l71z kag scarce az 2082 o..
SUGAR-Erfme 4 G. +
MoIASS Es--ESedned 59975e-
WBIsKx-Dali At s9e5&t Oh,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

THAT ExcURsIoN.-We regret that
the note Of Mr. Pitcairn, published in
yeaterday's JOURNAL, was miscon-
stru4d into an announcement Of q
public excursion, and published az
such. The note was intended to be
priva'e. and simply an invitation Ia
the editorial corps. as the public could
not be accommodated.
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MEETING or THE BAR.-A meeting
OF the bar was held at the Office Of
Judge Iglshart yesterday, at which
sanator Pratt was PRESENT by invita-
ton.
The meeting was called 10 nonfa,.
with the Senator coneerninr soma ~
feet in the law establisbs,ne h~snnh
oil the y 3. Courts n this 7 c;tv no.
= ,lvesns D-ay make some addi-
.es. ..a lS alton necessary in the
members Of the bar he would msEs
er cry effort to secure the pasaaga AZ
any bill that may be deemed pecesssvv
to perfect the existing law, ga :. !.
motion Of Judge Parrett 80 80 v
thanks was rendered > Co. re- ~ -; =
IN scouting the 60 ablishme1t Of thos,
s7'lf's i'n lH'' city.
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ITEcoiA GLUB. 1.-The meeting last
night was well attended. and great
deal Of interest was manifested IN the
campaign. If the meetings of the
Club are any index. the Republicans
viii al be out this Fall.
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WALKER-At the residence of Dr. Gen.
B. Walker, at i've O'Clock on the morning
Of Friday, September 9th, WILLIAM HALL
Wakes, In the dfiy-eighth year of his
age.
Funeral VIII take place from 81. Paui's
Church. Sunday at o'clock Pm. Friends
of the family are inyited 10 attend with.
out further notice.
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Isart. -'--.e' : 'Au . heo'
Time o. game hours and 20 minutes
Fly catches. Falls City 4; Riversfsfes =
Lett on bases. Falls City &: RivereieIas N
Icy koal eouod catenes. Fails City S; River.
out on. strikes. E'ars city 4: Riveraldes 4
"a y = put on bases Falls City 10; River
Home rams, Fails City 1 /; RiversIdes 0.
The Falls Citys feel somewhat cha
gfiaed at their defeat, as they had
looked for comparatively easy vio-
terry.
The Falls Uiys ars a very pentle-
manly club. their pitcher and catcher
making As fne appearances on the
heid ~ any men that have played
hese-tall. 1.-THE. active, ana very vigi-
lant and their FIRST base fully equal to
them, while the rest of the nine were
scarcely inferior. Their President
and Scorer. who, following the piece
dent Of the Indianapolis Sentinel, we
must Of course call Colonel, J. Theo.
Isert j. '-gentlemaa born. and will,
with his nine, alwsys be welcomed in
Evansville.
The Falls City Club remains over
to day TO take the Morning Star for
hcme, thus giving them an Opportuni-
" TO see the Medioo Legal game,
which, although played By profession
ais, viii still be an amateur game.
I Some anticipate that the lawyers
will take "snap judgment in the
game, unless she doctors make use of
sumo preventive. In any case, much
sport is anticipated. practice game
on Thursday having produced fair
share Of merriment.
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Evansville and Charlottesville Rail
road.

NASHVILLE, Ind.s Sept. s, 1870.
Notice Is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders IN this
Company will be held at the Court
House. IN the city of Evansville, on
Monday, the Sd day of October
next, at 10 o'clock An, at which time
az election will be held for thirteen
Directors, TO serve during the ensuing
year. By order Of the Board.
j. j. MARTIN,
sepfS I'd Secretary.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

JUsT RECEIVED at the New York
Grocery. go bores Of that extra fine
Cream Cheese from New York.
PARSONS. ScovILLE & MoFFETT.
Sept. 10.-.f.
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Mealnhla NhrHet.

- Telegraph MEMPHIS. Sept. 0.
CoTToE - Unchanged; receipts Is bales:
exports % bales receIpls tor the week So
bales; exports l.007 bales; stock 4.Of2 bates.
ELoUR-We ak: fuperdue 81 50.
CsRN- -Firrner at S209tc
OATS -Quiet at zga69e.
HAY-EzIa25.
RRAS-lSc,
PoRK-DuI At SO 50.
La D-lT1<HI8L.
BACON Firm r;khoulders Iscs sides lS5z
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me cOuris.

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.--Hoa.
Norris S. Johns5q presiding.-The
Court met, and On being notified Of
the death Of Mayor Walker, adjourn
ed until Monday
CRIMINAL. CoURT. = Hon. A. L.
Robinson prestdtng.--Frank Behme
pleaded guilty to two indictments for
assault and battery. and suffered dne
of $40 and cnsts in each case. The
Court then adjourned to Monday.
The Grand Jury adjourned to Mon
day, Oct. 81.
REcoRDER's CoURT-Nathas VII
lard, Esq, presidinG.-The record
reads:
Cbas. Mcbride. colored. carrying
deadly weapons. arrested By Hitch
fine S. 45, paid; Doc Redman, Amer
lean. drunk and disorderly. arrested
By Reich. fne IS .. paid; Pat Carr
Irish. drunk and disorderly, arrested
BY Dryer. fine IS %. prison.
BJoTt Justics iStinson-Geo. Nolte
was fined 81 20 for assault and bat
terry on Fred Werrwille. IF Mr.. W
had any more double letters in his
name. the assault would have been
justifable. 1a
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EMANCIPATION. The friends OF the
colored people viii be pleased to learn
that there is-now nc longer any dlvls
ion among them on the question Of
the celebration.
At the meeting Of the opposition,
last night. at which Mr.. s. Anderson
presided, and Wm. Beecher was Sec
rotary. Rev. Green Mcfarland asked
and obtained leave to address the
meeting on tho necessity Of unity and
CO operation in all their acts, and es-
pecially regarding the celebration.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. McFar-
lands address. . vote was taken on
consolidation. and the result was that
the whole c0lored population are now
united and will celebrate according to
the announcement.
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Rev York Dry Goods MaFkUt.

Fy TeIe graph NEW 10Rz, Sept. 3.
Dry Goods bust ness contiDues lively and
prices for certain classes OF aoOsa have a
hard enfng tendeJlcy deDinB are generally
&c b igher. and the folIowfng brands have
been aava a.cede by &HEn 81 Booth r.
bteacded cvttons %: do E l25< do q IOlS !:
Bedford r brown 9ss L Swre nee n lie. do -
49,; Fremont b l0L. We also note sales OF
1. D d4rS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

PERsoNAL-M. Lyon. Esq, returned
from the East last night. after having
recruited his health and replenished
bis stock for his new store. now nearly
completed. Mr.. Lyon brought with
him letters from Mr.. Ed, Tabor, Of
the JOURNAL. who is now in the East.
Mr.. Tabor is in fine health and
spirits, and will soon be homeward
bound
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

FUNERAL NOTICE. The officers and
members of the Mornipe Star Lodge.
No. z. I. O. o. r, are hereby notified
to meet at their Lodge Rooms. 3n
Sunday, Sept. 11th, at ] o'clock PM,
to attend the funeral of Brother Vim.
FL. Walker.
Members of other Lodges and Wis
ting brethren. are respectfully invite d
to attend. By order of the n. G..
HENRY 8. BEENETF, Secy.
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FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books aud Stationery at greatly re-
duoed priefs. Call and purchase your
supplies. as the schools open soon.
ana:31 IF
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FHE lawyer nine arelcallsd the LIE
gal Tenders, and the medical pine,
the Body SnatoheTs.
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FURNITURE At Auction

The household furniture belonging
to the late Mrs. nj. @. Lister will be
sold at auction. at her late residence,
at the head Of First Street. on Satur-
day. september 10. commencing nc 8
CLOCK An I. d.. ELLIOTT,
sept 4t Auetiopeer.
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Bur your School Books ana School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most completes. best and
cheapest In the city. aug3l-tf
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The War
rick County Teachers Institute. held
at NsWburg, closed its session yester-
day. The Institute was largely a.
tended. and much interest was evinced.
about ninety teachers being present.
Prof.. ID. L. Hunter. superintendent
Of the Schools Of Peru, Ind, lad the
Institute. and Plof. a. M. Gov de-.
livered an interesting lecture on
Thursday evening to large audience,
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"A gs-s::MT 4-asLUMG
Aaver,issnellts, 10 this colnmn. Of three
fge-.s .eaefe tTlAarftor. ThiFty Nenss-
FOR RENT.
a NICE TvVss-sT ORv BRICK hose
A Containing storeroom RrA dwelling
rooms, on Fourth street, b. tween MAN
aud Locust. ept very low. Enqu Re 81
North Firat STREET sep9-2L
rETHE sToRR' ROUn AMP Il ask
ment now oorupiee by NJ. Lyon. IN
V Ie Evansvfle Opera HouFe Possession
" an be 81, en- any time ~ M the hr-t q
September TO the frs OF November next.
WM. ". ca ANpLER -er'y. Rn12 u
W AN1ED.
mo RERT-A AMALa HOusE CON-
i tainlr three or foar 70 mt, slt1a.esa
10 the upner par OF the city. or In ~
ctts r iargem Mt. Apply TO =. =. BOX W
FOUND.
0ART or A RSxsNs, beloDzirg to
q machine. enquire at the Journal
nice 10
@
Corrected Time Fable, June ~.
Evansvhlle a CrawaordsviHHe -. =.
Leave. 14gg'are
experimentation -. 80 An S Stg 8 - q
Il - r, s.;;;--.. so Pa. nM
rarwa FFaute a. TmdAamnn0Hfs R. R.
.ss = - $40 : -
sxpreas ----- * S.s9 - = =
u - - =, ~ sefcr Rs00 pw 8s0S Al
HTs-rarers lis I'M l0slG PM
r.v-s~. =. wxeaas~~s-,r,a n n
~,...,. 49,, 80 Co.,, rrzs,e
sp ~ ............lo y F1 6 F.1
MbAAAM aBOU KN AZ
cawuOnsv oupTRMnnu IA faz0
HAAg @DAAs oMA - 1A1 ASs -0a1'
- - = - g.
III y II II w ~
------
kEPUbLRUAN tOUNIK IlUAnA'
JUDGE OF TIE CRIlfINAL COURT
COL CHARLES H. BUTTEEFAELD.
CAPT. WILLIAM r. AAhdhANEs
CONSERVATIVES LEgIsLATuEE.
W1LL1AM AE1LnA Az,
EOBEHk II. hOOAEB.
sHERrrF.
ADOIPHi Pr AFFLIN. 81
AUnrroR. Ms
PHILIP DEGKER.
rzEAsrREu
WILLIAM WARREN, JR.
COUNTY coafit1ss1oNERa. n-
iat Distrfct-J. ID. FAIR
"a DfstrfcG-JA MES E1SSKINE.
3d. Observation-Disclosures barker.
r C0RONEH. fN
JOSEPH TURN0CK.
SURVEYOR.
C. r. BATFgAN
raw NeHIH TADKNTE.
-
NJ. =.
PIGEON TOWNSHIP.
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PIc0fLT.
-
CoLFAx is coming.
SEE Webers big hat adveftise


SEE Weber's big hat adveFtise-
ment.
EVANSVILLE is represented in this
weeks patent report.
FRENCH & Co. have just put out the
FIRST zinc sign in the city.
scoTT has secured supply Of the
sought for school books.
Jos. i Kahn opens his refresh
ment saloon. at 1873 Main Street, this
evening.
The Can Can has givea place to the
oyster can. So says Schweizer.
SEE the city notice and the I. o. o.
f. notice on the death Of Mayor
Walker.
THE illustrated papers and La OPP
TINA cigars are found at the Postofice
News Stand.
THE ladies Of st. Johns Church
haze added ST 25 to fheir subscrip-
tor to the German Relief Fand.
R. A. Cook, under the Opera
House, is an oyster Cook just al the
| present time. although he don't oock
OYSTERS. fL =
SEE T. NJ Eilieus notice of aue-
ton sale of the late Mrs. Listers
| furniture at the head Of First Street
to-day.
OvEs twenty indictments were re-
turred By the Grand Jury, among
them one against Rice. for the murder
Of Miss Carson.
TIE Indianapolis fair awarded the
first premium. 500. on four year old
stations. and the second, SIS, on AL
derry bulls. to J IT. Morgan. E.q Of
this city.
SHERIFF MILLER. yesterday locked
up 4 respectable looking woman,
whom the Grand Jary had indicted
for = disregard Of the laws on mar
riage, etc. 49, asa ss
A HORSE tried to run away with q
buggy yesterday afternoon. from the
Riverside Crowds He tipped the
buggy over, and one Of the tires came
of. but no great damage was done be-
fore he was caught.
MR. P.sJ KSIcKERBocKER, FORE
man at McCorkle & Tweed's planning
mill. sustained q severe wound from q
splinter being driven from stick
ing mschine into his thigh and pen
etrating about four inches.
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The Common Council held meet
ing at three o'clock yesterday after
noon. passed resolutions of respect
and condolences, and appointed Messrs,
Schaum and Van Ripper. to cenfer
with Morning Star Lodge. ]. o. OF,
regarding the part to be taken By the
Couacil in the funeral.
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The DE SOTO MUTUAL pr poses so len d all the PR
MUM taken IN this place 60 parties WAo
vsFr4 are insured IN that COMPANY.
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Navy here the Board OF Com n1issioners
OF VanderDurpn Connty receive tne sad
news OF the death OF William H. walker
ESQ, Ex-County Auditor and Mayor OF
tne city OF Evansville. IL l. therefore
ResoEred, Tnat in the death OF W H.
Walker we deplore the loss Of O. good citi-
zen and public officer.
ResoE. Cd, That We EympathIz9 With the
family OF the deceased IN their bereavE-
n0nE.
RESOLVED, That this Board now adjourn
on account of this sad event.
lRes0teed, That this 15oard and the aeve-
raj county Of1cers attend the funeral OF
the deceased u coTpCre.
VICTOR BI9CH- AUDrrOR.
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BooTs A n D sHo E 5
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
/ z @.
W. Il w A ID ID + y

n Tl,....kING STKEEI ......... .....3h
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Che subscriber has ust received, and asT e
bought at gold rates, can afford to soil st prices
to suit the times, one Of the largest. most varied
and best assorted stocks OF Ladies', Gentle
mems, Misses and Children's Boots and SHOES I,9
aver before offered for sale in this market. his
long experience in the trsdo has Snsoled MN ho., 10
m]sterisl. ] and in desirable and stylish manner
and on themost favourable terms and, with ad'
vantsges 10 his favor, he can afford to seil as
cheap as the cheapest. A large stock of IL Az I
GOODS, suitable for the county,, to Whicn ne
invites the special attention of country mer,
chants. All in want will do we'll to Call al u
King street. I'll, y yu,DDEy
NH M-4m w. D w AOD" :
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PROPOSALS FOR OAK TIES.

Sealed proposals will be received at the otico
If the Al.xandris and Fredericksburg Railway
Company, in Alexandria, Va, up to q 0, clofk i
u. m. of 18th June. 1870, for the delivery on the
line Of said rail wav between Alexandrasnd &C, &c,
rotink. of THIRTY THOUSAND l3O0Ool
WHITE OAK RAILROAD TIES;
For specifications and details apply to LIN
COLIN s. MlLLARD, Washington, -. ~, OF
n the Secretary of the Company, at Alcxan-
dria, or to the subscribers, at Richmond, va.
Dated May 23, 1870 ,n,,,-
W. s. LINCOLN,
INV N5-ltd&eo2w l1ectoI-.
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y, Lovick Pierce, of Georgia, whose age Is
,oaror ninety than eighty, preached sermon
near two hours in length in Savannah last weeh'
nd some who have known hlm many years say
was one of the sblsst OF his lie.
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Chicago has new church the ;uht. FIRST Con, st
eoss Of siso oco popularity Of this church
is that the reading desk, or pull pit, Is proVloeo
with copper speaking trumpet, which SSnr is con.
nected with eleven pews, where, WITH ruoSel - .
hose and cup attached, the deaf may enl "
sermon az we'll as those not so unfortunate ="
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sep 6-tf
.1AS AND STEAM FIFTH N.G

IsAS AND STEAM FITTING
u
VIM. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
1I.s constantly on hand a large and complete
assortment ot
CHANDELIERS,
RRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
HTATIDNAkY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
pURCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, Mica ana
OTHER SHADES;
CUT GHOUND AND PLAIN Gil "ho !
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, vAr-' r'''
ArIi everything in tho Steam Fitting line
Public Buildings AMI dwellings furnished
AMI fttol UP with Gas IN the most subsIS'l' '"l
md elegant manner. ,,,
lv and faithfully executnd ail nj prices whicl .t
will give salts laction. NY "-'r
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BANKERS.

JOHN w. BURKE ARTHUR HERBERT
AbuRKE & HERBERT,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OSTICE-CoRNER KING & WATER sTs
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BUY AND SELL
VNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND Sill YER COIN
AND EXCHANGE.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION,
Loans negotiated, Sight Drafts, Checks and
limo Bills collected all accessible points
and remtted for promptly.
U. s. Revenue Stamps and Corporation Tax
Certificates OF Alexandria always on hand and
for sale. nov lift
WILMER d. CoRsE. MONTGOMERY D. COEsE
DANklNG HOUSE OF
WILMER u. CORSE s. co.,
Nos 81 s. So, King st..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WILL DEAL IN
hOM ESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, &C., &C.
GOVERNMENT BONDS and other socur-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made On oil accessible points in
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
n1it!cd Int. Rev. Stamps for sale. sep l
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.
nOTOMAC BRIDGE COMPANY STOCK

DOTOMAC BRIDGE COMPANY STOCK.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
Of the Board Of Public Works, Mt Richmond,
Va, until the 10th day of July next, for the
sale Of tho States interest in the Potomac
sale is made under an act Of Assembly, passed.
February 81, 1866. The purchaser can pay in
bonds of the State at their par value.
By order of the Board Of Public Works;
THOMAS II. DEWITT, Secretary.
Richmond Va 10 6--laWta
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CHIN A.

ERENCH CHINA.
inst received fine assortment Of Gold Brand
and Plain White French China Dinner and
Tea Sets OF the celebrated manufacture of Har-
land & Co., Limoges, bought at the recent
trade sales in New York at low prico', and will
be sold cheap for cash.
NH l2-3m Il. j. M MlLLEh 6o hlng 81.
| [Leesburg Wnshingtonisn copy.l
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THII.iP PA Z Il.
yNSI, A B l. 5 II ID n - =
4, j. MIL 4. T. z:

A., j. MIL. L. T. -,
No C5 King street, !,
lnlpcr.er and Dealer in CHM A. dAAoo anu
EARTHEN WARE,
y now receiving his SPRING SOffL1 u
goods, bought since tho declluo IN gold.
Being in old established house and haVlus
unusual facilities for purchasing, and an eXr
.nnsjvo scnuaintsnce with the manufacturers ol
Earthcnwarr and Glassware, both in this coun :
trv.nd England he is able to offer unusual IN
dnccnents to country merchants ana dea'er7
generally. ,,.,loto
His stock will bo found to be very com npiete'
embracing all qualities Of earthen Wsro lro'h
common &. G. to best Ironplated China
Glassware in great variety, st low prices.
Window Glass Of all size3.
Stoneware, Coal Oil Lamps and Chlmnies,
Plated and Britannia Castors, Table Cntiery'
SC, Sc.
Country merchants are earnestly requested to
give him n cali, and he is satisfied he can sell
roods as low rs any other first. class house.
lnh ll--eo3m Leeesburg Washi.1gton.l
DAINTS AID OILS.
{ We have just received large additions to
our stock of Paints and Oils. Would name in
part
Lewis Pure White Lead.
English
Snow White Zinc, Boiled and Paw Lin!eeo
Oh of best quality, Vsrnishes Of Il kinds, w
| ty Window Glass and in fact ev cry arucie ~
tho Paint line. We viii! be pie Ased to 1urn'sA
i ie 10 h. S. LEADBB ATER & BRO.
, DONGEEsl PoNGEES! PONGEEsl
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A large stock in every style and quality;
prices loa; .. WADDEY'S, "a King ct.
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BOOTS e. SHOES,

LADIES BUTTON BOOTS
A fine stock; French Kid, Ve:vet, English
Lasting, Kid Foxod and Turkey Morocco, and
othor new styles, which cannot be surpassed
tor beauty. durability and cheapness.
at WADDEY'S, "A King stroc!
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GROCERIES.

WIN. F. BROOKES.
FAMILY GROCER,
And Dealer in
Fine Toss. Cotfees Sugars, Pickles, Americ An
and English, Canned Goods, Tobacco,
Segars, ETC., etc.
l79 King street, above Washington.
n B-All orders from the country shall re-
reiVe prompt attention. ap lift
X VIM. RAMSAY,
".
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER,
lat King street,
NH 25-tf Alexsndris Va
L. g. SWAINE,
T.. No % North Royal g.,
Two doors south of old stand,
Has on hand and is constantly receiving fresh
invoices Of
GROCERIES, WINES & LIQUORS,
which ne will sell cheap for cash. te 26
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LADIES WALKING BOOTS.
4 splendid stock, at very low prices, At
WADDEI'S, IA King street