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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29
INSURANCE cosIpAxIEs.

INSURANCE COMPANIEs.,
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, q. 8. A.,
offer great Inducements to persons DESTROYS OF in'
auring their lives. The Company has . cash PAID
M capital OF s1eoo, ooo with large surplus. Have
,asued since August, 1893, over II, 900 policies.
II offers low rates OF premium. It furnishes
,ar,er insurance than other companies for the
snne money. LISA HOME COMPANY In every
'''A'i IT'S POLICIES ARE NEGOTIABLE.
IT'S POLICIES ARE EXEMPT FROM
ATTACHMENT
IT'S POLICIES ARE NON-FORFElIIN6,
therefore INSUBE YoUE LIFE ~ wltnou' aeiAS !"
Or. 0. A, CRENsEAw, Medical Examiner.
s. HARRIS, General gent
iye1-am post-ofice box 50.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
Az tMoRR1s ERSS sis / S;d RF HW y
Assets January l, s sea. 900 900 90 90
Annual income ...'..'. oSo m
'f PoiicEes Issued on ordinary life plan, non for:
aeT ae na a where Insured gets
amount in cash at the close Of the term, non-ioC
feitable after payment Of two annual premiums;
with privilege Of closing mp at optlon oil ns rs
policy, due at close of endowment; also, for limit
ed periods on same terms for benefit Of legatees
LArsE E PQLICIES B x W TNR Ma BE-
Office over Exchange Bank, with Davenport &
Co., llo4 Main street, Richmond, Va
g. g. { { SiS S$$aHSShaHaas& Examiners .uu
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T AGER BEER, LAGER BEER.
The best PHILADELPHIA and RICHMOND
LAGER BEER, In bottles, put up expressly for
family use b. LOUIS EUkER,
500 Broad street, Richmond, Va
Also, Oh hand, LONDON PURTER and
STOTT'S ALE, delivered in any part Of the city
free OF charge. oc 2T--lm
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EDGAR W. CRowELL, Resident Manager;
JOSEPH y. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager
LOCAL DIRECTUES-EEWY YORK:
E. NJ Archibald. II. b. N. Consul. chairmsn
A. A. Low, OF 4. A. Low & Brothers 4. 5. Jai-
fray, Of Z. S. Jatfray 8 Co.; Richard Irvin, %
Richard irwin s Co.; David saionan d Bo"t.
man Johnston, Of J. Soorman Johnston Co.
James stuart, ofJ. & j. Stuart. ,,.
J he Company limits itself entirely to FIFE
business. n,.,,.
All LOSSES equitably adjusted and PROMPT
LY Pk1D.
The business OF this compsny, extending over 4
period of sixty seven years, having been uDiicri'-
" prosperous has won for them u high repuL'.
tion throughout the world or careful management
and financial strength. The patronage 81 the ID.
surfing public Is solicited, With special attention
to our liberal rates Of premium.
JOHN FL. CLAIBORNE s CO,
General Agents state OF Virginia
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TIRE, MARINE, AND c,
OFFICE No. 11o3 MAIN STREET
CAPITAL REPRESENTED. ...... $50, 100000
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of LONDON.
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w0ODENWARE.

THE LAT EST PHOTOGRAPHS OF
l. GENERAL r. L. LEE, taken from life;
Photograph Of tie Interior of Washington COL
lege Chapel, with GENERAL LEES BUDY lying
In state, and
photographs OF the FUNERAL OF GENERAL
LEE. for sale by nj. MILKY,
&C T--st Photographer, Lexington, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

TOHN Ell. MONTAGUE,
y FIRE MARINE 1A ASR LIFE INSURANCE
llls MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Representing home and other companies whose
com bined assets exceed $32. 900, 900.
against FIRE. Merchandise In transit over land
against loss damase, and issues Life Policies on
all the most approved plans: at rates as low as Is
Reference Is also made to the following certtf-
cate:
J. Fl. Montague. agent has deposited In the Trra-
sllry Of the state Of Virginia S32, 900 In bonds a
gwGrdafee fund to the holders Of policies In the
companies TsPrGIened by him u Esh g HHy
Acting Treasurer Of Virginia.
oc i5-dlm j. II. MONTAGUE, Agent.
JoHN Il. CLAIBORNE & co.
FIRE AND MaRINE INSURANCE,
No. Ilos MAIN STREET.
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
cAL1FEoRs1A.
Capital stock paid up gold 81. oOh,f U w
Accommodations tgoldl. 740o63 II
ExEcur1vE AND ADVISORY COMMITTEE IN NEW
LOUIS McLAEE, late Pres't Wells, Fargo
FRKDER1cK BILLINGs.u
SETH r. HUNT. Hunt, Tiliin gbast & Co.;
HOWARD POTTER. Brown Brothers Co;
JAMES LEEs. Lees Waller
GEORGE CPDYKE, George cpdyEe & Co.
JESSE SELlGHAN, j. Il ", S:hginan + Co.;
d. G. KELLOGG.
MOSES ELLIS, Boston.
POLICIES ISSUED IN GOLD OR CURRENCY.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS De.
posted with the State OF New York for the extra
security Of poltcy-holders.
TEIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Win
Treasurer or Virginia.
The stockholders of this Company under inc
law of the State OF California are held subject 10
INDIVIDUAL LA ABILITY 'or the debts OF the
company, whether they exceed The amount SO sub
scrjbed not--thus not only securing great cate
In the management the company By Its officer
bu: giving greatly Increas dsccurity, rs the STOCK
holders are estimated to he worth be ween twenty
and thirty millions or dollars, IN gold giving me
company the right to claim a position second 70
none other Incorporated In The Uni Ted States.
All losses equi!ably adjusted and promptly paid.
As agents, we ask the patronage Of the public,
with special attention 10 our LIBERAL rates Oh
nremililn oc Sim
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HELmBoLD's EXTRACT BUcMU
u 7. HELMBoLD's

u T. HELMBoLD's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
OF
t.s....-
BUCHU!
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.-The sub.
LIZ scrjber has recommended the HARDW tKE
AND CUTLERY BUSINESS at ldIs MAIN
STREET, where be viii be pleased to sse his
friends and former customers. He has a we'll.
assorted stock OF BUILDING RARDWARF.
CARPEETEkS' AND SH;EMAKERS' TOOLS
CUTLERY. CHAINS. SPADES and sH0VEI.S,
HOUSE-FURNIsHIEG GOODS, &C., which Inc
Will sell ri the lowest prices for cash.
A.B CLARKE,
&C 26-am l4i6 Main street, Richmond Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-27
Nv Green a. Wise.

(Resl Estate Agents and AucuoneerS
COMMISSIONERS SALE or A dOUSE
y AND LOT IN ALENANDR1A.-By viz
tue of decree Of tho Circuit Coult OF Alexsn-
dris county Va, rendered at the May term,
1868. in tho suit of Hepburn against Smith and
others tho undersigned, Commissioner therein
nsmed, will offer, by public sale, on SATU r.
DAY, the "a day OF July, 1870, at u O'CLOCK
m, in front Of the Mayors office, in the CITY OF
Alexandria, Va, the following NEAL rs
TATE, situated in the said city OF Alexandra,
to wit:
A Lot OF GROUND on the cast side of Pat.
ricl, street IS feet north Of Cameron. Is! feet
in front, snd So feet inches in depth. improved
bya SMALL TENEMENT, and subject a.
to rent charge of SIS per annum, payable BIZ
TO the estate Of VIM. K. Ball, deceased, on &C
count of rent charge of $685. per annum upon
the half square of ground. OF which it Is part
reserved upon tho conveyance by Charles Alex
der 10 John =. Thomas, in l11o.
TERMS-One.:cnth Of tho purchase money
to be paid in hand SIS cash deposit and the
residue in equal payments al six, twelve arc
eighteen months, with interest, secured oy the
bonds of the purchaser with good personal So
curity, and tho title To be- retained until the pur
chase money is fully paid, and the property ia
bic to be resold at the cost and risk OF the puE'
chaser, in the event Of failure to comply WIZ
the terms Of sale. Stamps and conveyanclne
| at tho expense Of the purchaser,
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
IL l3-eo.s Commr. Of Sac.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
DAWLEY SPRINGS.
Nv ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.

This delightful Summer resort - situated IN II
The mountains OF the Valley Of Virginia, IL
miles west from HsrrisonbnrE.
The Rawley water mas IS, lofg neen ti.o S.a Is
tho strongest and best Chalyheste in the State;
Il is Alternative, eutrophic, tonic, '1llrotic, and
sometime s aperient in its action. AS remedy
in ,croflla, chronic aneInia, and chlorosls, hys
terra tlnor albua. passive hemorrhages, ay snep-
eis neuralgia, general debility, diseases OF Inc
urinary organa, and Of the uterus, and in gen
oral for all maadies which are caused BY por
crty of the blaoI and IN enfeehIal condltlo" OF
tho nervous s7stam. tina RsWlay water il lin
riyalat. r,1,
AMONG THE MINERAL SIRlNH%
or TIE UNITED Stairs.
inyaIids whose constitutions havo hoen hrok-
IN Iown by acute or chronic disease; or whose
sy tem7 hNvo become cnorystoo ana 'nteebleG
Under tho ralayng anil facilitating elects OF
rasidonce in unhealthy locations, or hy irregn-
isr Labits oil Ito. may cor lidently e1pect to re
rain uEAIiTH and STRENGTH from this
Wrdicinsl Fauntain--whilo tho beautiful scene.
~, invigorsting climate, ample faculties 1'r
rlesssnt recreation and amusement and mode
ratio board. olor raro attractions, both :" tho
yotaries Of pleasure and those who SOCK The res
| toration Of health.
SINCE tho last sesson in addition to he Get
.agos, which hayo been made cominrfs 6M;,,
| A LARGE AND HANDSOME az HOTEL.
suIicicn. for the accommodation Of 200 guests.
has been erected. 1t is fitted up th-oushou
with Wit ' entirey NEW FURNITU RE, and in the
best style. A line piano will be found III the
| Ladies Parlor.
| Good Music will DO in attendance.
| 4 Billiard Saloon and Bowling Alley on the
promises. ,r,,,
The Hotel accommodating will be STRiCT-
| LY FIRST GLASS. Board per day - 81
!. sr week SIS: per month S55. =.
The Hotel will be regularly opened tor visi'
tors on tho FIRST DAY OF JULY, under
Tho excellent management uf MIR. SAM u ELL
! GOODE, formerly Of tho He: Springs, Va.
There will be daily line Of stages CONNECTING
| with the cars at nburg-Fare $l.oO
Resident Physicisn-Dr. j N. G'ADoS, or
| other of whom will be promptly in attendance
GMr;r,c thn entire season. A BRICK,
! President Of the Board oFDirectors.
| Rcckingh9m CO., 10 1S-eoSt
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,ts.eSs.-@---------
ATCTTON SALES
IL
By Beck, Knox d Herby

Real hState Agents GQG- duSLICneotS
THOR SALE-About an ACRE AND-A-
+ QUARTER OR GROUND, in Alezan-
dris, Va situated on franklin street, between
Alfred snd uclnmbpis iTPHrg0Ved By a a1ss'
Ing ID rooms, ali in excellent order and N.Y..
condition; has an elegant cellsr under inc
snefs Is meat house, granery, stable. oarris&'
Gonse. aheds. Sc Tho entire premises arc en-
closed by good close rlsnE fence; has an ex-
cellent vegetable garden anil great quantity
oil f7n fruits, shrnbbnrv. &c. There is a soaa
water and pnr factory, sIsa bottlng appsrs.,.iiI
tbs prorerty, which can be honght ii desired
We oiier this property q: private sale nnti
IT, ESnAA. July i2tlr, and If not aaoid before,
it will, on that day, le alsrad at pihi.r ssia or
the premises Tcrns easy. For inrlheT pa
ticnlars enquire # ,,,,r>.
:, 0,-t, - King street
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r ONG EJAT For SALF.

Uniar ..n,hosny .. deal VI trfst from :.
X. Lee, lsted September 70, 1865 aSseaGl:s9lk
ii. Q subscriber. ~ Trustee will soil Essa7zss
al public suction, N SATURDAY, July 9If4,
1870, at .volve o'clock H., At the EcowA one .
rshsri Alexandria Va, the long boat ADA
''''''' :. FERGUSON BEACH,
400 o,,. Trustee.
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~Tot The Voters Of tic Seuentt ConGTcsS7on-
al District Of Firginia.-The name OF our es-
teemed fellow-citizen 81. O. CLAUaHToE, esq.,,
is presented to the voters Of the Seventh Con-
gressional District of Virginia as suitable can
iidate to represent the said District in the next
Congress. It is needless to ssy anything OF his
qualifications for the position, in our communi.
ty where he is so we'll known, but to the voters
Of other portions of the field we can cordially
endorse him as entitled to their confidence and
support, both on account of his integrity as a
man IS we'll as for his abilities to discharge tho
duties pertaining to that station.
ia l6-1aRtf MANY VOTERS.
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HFEAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE o.. $50.
.N1a1xsarrusss <Iaatkz A4isAh Marshal
n - Ninth and Tenth districts Of Baltimore

MrasrxpNrEUss%<lft tAssissaW HAalS'"
15asSz1s Ninth and Tenth Districts OF 'bsqmo1 re
20 coanty' gives the following account OF on o!d
ooinrI Woman ni7ins mag Riders SWiEch, IN
t tbss county SHsf naps $ Mary DANES. Her
lUtisn4fs Slow: that, abe WAS manumitted ~
Samuel ptep Baltimore soansy, "a al a ps asc
She, nqRs.eeosssaennS ono punnEea af9 ',, na
;, yssra otls Che Remarkably s'tlsF;t9f one
aaq1M or GeaIF::- -sd:p b.;s x t - - >
1xSisIs 6sves ladioao'ts habit Of ''en,.S
,ne themselves with their clients by speaking
eo aatbhsi fiufai tnumbey.. i'ffentlemen OF the
40 bid q, esera lawyer, at tue 1nomehI
ici6e policeman SAYS ha.ssaw us 10 the trap, Will
= saSsfe fhstswa we're locked ZIP m the station
ID hoa,sa 'eAi "a :" -
A socialist, remarked 'tha' the dearest ship
IN II &c ;Fqrtd was friendship wh'Fe"pon a
! MIX AHaa man rose from among the congregation
a and stated that he knew another. deareT ship
. lain, and that was eourtship. n: f.--He rad
,s.Snee. been defendant in claim Tor breach Of
premise OF marriage.
Thers is preacher in Illinois who gels his
congregation into church, locks the door, and
presches at them until specified amount Is
collected. He preached three hours the other
Sunday before they came down with the Slot
he had levied on them.
'sNIy SOD" said a gentleman the ether morn
ine.to a six year old urchin. II wish you to 50
on an Grand to your grandmother's house to
day." sit is impossible, was the reply DC,
long to the HighHyer and Tiger ball clubs, and
both play match 70 day, the one IN thc morn
ipg and the other in the afternoon. Give INF
forty cents for a ball.
There was an old lady, who lived next door
to the navy yard at Portsmouth. in New Hamp
shire, and who had the misfortune to be hare
of hearing. Last fourth OF July she sat 10 mel 1
parlor. while the boys in the oasy yard fired
salute of thirty six heavy guns. As the last
sixty.eight FOUNDER went off,the old lady started
up in her chair, and called out Come IN.
Professor s., Of Hartford, said the other day
that he fell. uncomtortably stiff and sore
caught cold perhaps-and he lay down on
lounge and requested his friend ". to kneaf
and rub him after the movement cure style "
gently beat him on the chest. "How hollow I
sounds, said K, who was looking on. That
nothing, said W; wait till get to his head.
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ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA AID MN.'
ASSAS RAILROAD.
@mm a R5 $3.50 -

~ &T ~ S2.f gSsG--s va -
On md after MONDAY, June % 1870, on"
do;iu ''assencor train wi run between Wash
INGTON and LYNCHRU re, connecting y.
Gordon:v,lio, with tho chesapeake and ON
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington end the ' n,
GINA springs; at Lynchburg for tho cst a.
Southwest. and at Washington, - t"' ''"'-'
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily at 500 T.. ~ 49,
Alexandra at 500 u. m. nrCivnG@s l'j n"ao'!:
Lesvo Lynchtrrg 81 S:2' 81. Az :I:'Et %:
Alexsndria 81 h:2@ J.. III, al" ~ " "'"'''H.'''
" Also .e daily including Sunday, psssen gertE':@
55-.,,oS 1n:}Ioi eIrTcs OF ca7s-s !es2i1G Co.
oitGcIsji|petween WA5HlNGTON 1t"
KlCHMOND-uaking close coAArctio,.s r.
Richmond and Washington IN the dire'1 l.:'
between New York GnA tho SoHth Nt!"'''''
States ,-,,
Leave Washington at C;5 p ~! ~; A.e i,..,
dris n 7:25 n. II, arrive ri GcrdccsVi!o at ll::
~ =, and At Richmond at go q. IT,, coa2a";.
ing with tram leaving Richmond at a:oo a. III.
for Pctc-9hrrg, Weldon HnH tAe "ouiI Cr Ssi
y;llo at 1915 p NJ. arrive h. AlezaEcria a. o:''
a M, and NJ Washington at 6:G6 n, come !,
inc with earliest trAi..s t. New loTG an
Northwest. -.
Passengers tor MANASSAS BRANCH wi!
leave Aloxandris at II o ~, pass >traseEFg 81
3.l5 p m and arrive NJ Hnrrisonburg u . -. -
m Eastward leave HarrisoEhurG at -,
m pass Strasburg q. Q e q m arrive Is.
Alexandria at IS p M. Washington 20 p. n.
and Baltimore at 40 p m
Good connections by comfortable" CoachhG..
| arc made On this limo to hiddlsburg from IN"
Plains to Uppervle, from Piedmont; 10 "a
non Sp7inps from S.rasburg; to Orkney SNF!hGs
| from Mount jackson and 10 Rawley and A.
gusta Springs and Wcycr's Cave from Harris
onburg -, ,o,
| Both the Eastward and Westward bonnd
| treins r,.re cloen connection al StIasburg With
the Wlschoster and >trasburg Railroad t. VIA
! chester, Harper's Ferry, %t.
Through tickets and baggage checked to I'll
'''''' !. II. bEOADUS,
iol.-tf General Ticket Agent.
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RAILROAD EENES.
/ LFXANDRIA & WASHINGTON F.. r.

A
ERH9fE ssszzssR ssazzszsR9@
sAM,L. NJ SHOEMAKER.".....'. President
!. DEAN SMITH. ..........."........ treasurer
OSCAR A. SFEFENS..".".... .......SecFetarE
Directors
Richard T. Morrick, Dean SmltI'
Georce VIM. Rr. Mt, waiter hehoA'
~''';' Oscar { Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. ....
NEWTIME TABLE Il LIGHT TRAIN f"i'
RICHMOND. u,.,
aPp1vA1, AND DEPARTURE or fG3
sEN7ER TRAINS OHANGEp;
DAY TRAIN Fol. LYNCH y re
On and after " EDN ESDAI, Juno ~ 19..',
and until further notice, through eHa iucS,
passenger trains will run SatWeen "eSn'n|'''
and Alexandria as follows: ,,.
Through Day Trains, Sundays lnS'1 ~
Leave Washington, South ~aTc Connu, ha.S
land Avenue Depot at 10 a. -. Lesve A.
nndr;a, Northwa d bound, corner DIXIE H'''
Henry streets a. 5:3O p. H.. ,,.
Sonthward bound, Maryland Avenue Depo:
at GEO D. NJ. Leave Alexandria, NorthWs!';
hound, corner Duke ard Horny stroe1a, g
Jnr.T r.ssyEnEs TRAINS hetween Nash.n@-
ton and Alexsadria (Sundays oxcepteS
Leave Washington Msrylan avenue Dep';'
at $50 1:15 s, g, 1920 and ll:l5 a. m, sEd J.
l:50, and Clio =. i'!., and lSundayR iHe'''c'"
ut T:l0 p. M. .. no,r,. .,i
King strocts a. c, : 9, 1920 and lllo E nl.i hN'
I,i.So land : i. II and corner Duke ga:
Henry SIS jSun,isys incl;aod> 81 ! p. -. a.:
l. - u ''' o.. STEVENS, Ge2. Sup:
| W ! PHELPS, Gen Manager &c Zo-!i
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFObK AND BOS-
u TON. STE MBOAT LIN Z.

LEXANDR1A, NORFOLK AND Buy
y TON STE aMBOAT LINE.
Tho new and elegant steamer LADY VI
THE LAKE, Captain Denty, leaves &ffk
alexandria for Norfo!k every, MoN ssao5.
INK to and fro at principal landings; returning,
Iaave Norfolk at 1 p. m. every TOEn,,DAY apd
THURSDAY, connecting at Norfolk with the
Richmond and Boston stoamers md Seaboara
and Roanoke Railroad. Through tcksts sna
smply to John G. PHILLIPS, Phillips'
TheTf King streot. Alexandria. or 10 = +.
BRO WN q SON, General Agents, Washing
ION, y. C., or V.D GRONEk, Norfolk, Va
BROWN, PLANT e co. Prop
Washington, je 21--tf
D0rOMAC FERRY COMPANY. ,o-o
In ordor 70 promote public convenience, the
steamers OF this lire will on to NOR
row " ednesdayl the eth instant, 47assaaaah
commence their hourly trips from AleaanatlA
At quarter before q m; last trip rom h!e OK,
Iris at n. IT.. first trip from washington CIV
~ G o m last tip from Washington CITY a.
- NJ. By This arrang cement safe hourly co1o,
mrn:catior may ha had with Washington sno
connection made with tho O'Clock g. m Tram
ior Baltimore. ho-
rsusl trims down tho Pi'omac to Cone river
.nI Intermediate landings, leaving Alexsndr'a
Tuesday ari Friday mornings az n;
| s. S. HOWlSoG.
President Potomac Ferry 20.
! SAATL. GEDNEY, Zen. Supt. sp zo,t'
VIVA HINGTO<. ALEXANDRIA AID
w GEOEGEToWN STEAM PACKET
Tic steamer COLUMBIA Captain James
Harper, will resume Ec- regular ST.
; rims, leaving Baltimore on SatEr- Asst1sdss.hs
I*y aoxl, at i o'clock p. m, end returning
! viii leave Alcx,n every "Wednesday morn
inc, At g. O'clock. For irelghtf , anpaly 20 ni
mar ]Hm s. Hhhhl' agent
T0roNAr TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
STEAMER Exrnh"#.
Capt y. G. N1ckLE.
WI! resume hcr route on Tuesday, March
lst, leaving pier No. 10, Ligh! street 81 A
wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TU E5, $Ssasads1a.
and Georgetown, stopping st the following way
points on the Potomac river: plney Colh.
stones Wharf Cnburn, Chaptico Wharf Chap
eli Point. Matthias Point. Smiths Point, Mamie
moy Stores and Pres Wharf.
Washington, EVERY SATURDAY, q: 6 a
N and King ST. wharf, Alexandria. At & IL
S'F further '''0'"" j. Bs stfbiER & CO.,
feb IS No. Il King street. Alexendris.
Aesss FOR LIvEE6E1R,9Nob AND oUEEss
| INrnHu limo OF Mail steamers, SaiIl2S F'''
New York Every Saturday, ard
> Alternate Tuesdays.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY sTEAMsH
FRS. Cabin, payable in golI-liveFrooI o
! Queenstown, $500, 1.o, y
Storage payable in cu:rency-Lverp'o! "
Queenstown, SOD
PASSAGE HY TIE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA i!AL
IFAX.
FRS. Cabin, payable IN gold -llyyer?o1! {,
Oucensto;!, $50; Halifax, S2o 81 ''"'''
, n. f., By branch steamer, $40 x..,
Stcerago, payable in curroncy-LiTerPool 9
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, SIS; St. Johna' q
/. T., by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold t. and from Englsh!' lFetHn
and tho Continent at moderate rates.
For further information, apply at the 20 III
pary's otices. ,r
3 aug lS-ly Agents, le&a. w.
| NEw EYPRESS LINE
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INSURANCE: AGENCIES.

INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
plsced in responsible compsn st fair rates, by
an 7.tf HOOE. WEDDERBURN co.
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I've Trains Daily {oEcept Sunday between
Alexandria aa,i Hamilton.

I've Trains Daily {oEcept Sunday hrtwa1r'
A!cxAndfn aa,i Hamilton.
Leave Alexandria at $50 e. M AID . y. III
Ar i've ut hamilton al 1910 u. II. and 10 I'm
Leave Hamilton at $50 .. III. and II: 3 p. III.
Arrive at Alexandra at ..:f6 a. m. nni 2:3iI p m.
The $50 q. m train from Alexandria and 1915
p. m. train from hamilton, connect at Hamilton
with Kemp's Daily limo Of Coaches for Piif
cellville, Snickeravillo Berryvillo AMI Win
chester: also, with Resmers Limo Of Coaches.
which leave i.cosbnrg daily for Aldo ani
NH lC-tf r. uAvENNEH, Tick. ACT
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC ROUTE
The Old Feyorito bIail Route via Aqua Crock.
Tho Shortest and Eost Ronto to Ki'h
nond and tie South
Fa4 and comfortable STEAM Els 49,.
Washington city twice daily Sun sEr4ns
day m. excepted, from tho wharf -
foot Of Seventh street, at ?:l6 @. H., and 30 T.
m., stopping ct Alexandria each way, end con
Meeting at Aqua Creek with the Richmond,
FreGe lckaburg and Potomac r. f., with. e. L.
GAM e. supplied with elegant sleeping chair9
on oil strains Through ticEotn and baggage
checks TO all points South.
Both boats stop at Alexandria going and re
turning. i. 3. GENTRY,
Con. Ticket Agt.
ian lift Richmond Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-27
TNcOUHAGE HOME INDUSTRY.

VIRGINIA SASH, DOOH AID fHiAla
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax s.s, :ti'Xs.
We have now made NJ 5!& doors Of All sizes;
rrora So to $40: SOC Windows OF %&3n, ginc",di
and nnglazed, cheap 2u pairs bInds' Sil
torns viii mako q. short notice WiaGoW an
Door Frames, Brackets, &c, Newc;s' Hal"s'
tiers and Hydrants constantly on hand. '"'cF'
al discounts mado 10 dealer. go,
Being practical mechanics ourselves We ieo'
confident that we csn please our custonicTS.
PIsning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Scroll-Sswing done Iii the Best
Plans nnd specifications furnished TO parties
contracting with lis for building ma acIsis
raar2 hlo1 ELL o. hoo'''-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-27
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"a MRS W. MALLS ( so y,
! 1G1 King st., AloXa. W.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
Caruaters' Tnol.; Doors Sash. llinGa, Door
and Window Frames, brackets, "!.llngsi
Buustnra, Of different pn.teTrs, cnl Novel
Posts. Large sick C.! Eronch ~! AEa ;..s
Glass donbe m! s!nsG tIi'iSnd Yi.i,H W W.;
brands O., ETC quality, Putty. Tncnrniina and
Machine Oh. Also, Lima. oi snnrri2r quality =,
Cement, Calcined PLASTER, FITCH and HHit !''
ted Car Augera, and other ;l:t:2lGa torn! il FIRST
class Builders Furnishing c2,ub!i3h nlonta.
All orders for Lumbar. Er,ri: Gnd eli LINDA
Of Building Material, promptly 5.ttr7i"! l..
1orna cash lob l1-tf