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The union Democrat., 1870-11-19
DR.. s. Z. HALL.-Thi

Or. 6. II. HALL.-This sue
cesfa physician iacc his from and consultation
with the emjpea; mccal men in EGrope, is daily effect
ing cures that have Gete the Kill ef the most eminent
musicians Special attention .ivrn To the Diseases
the Urinary orgaas-primsvy. secondary ard Chronic
r@|DE- HALL has just Published one Of the
most instructive AID Interesting pamphlets On Marriage
and its isqualifcations premature decline uf manhood
nervous debility loss energy AMI vital power. ndises
ea pain in the head and stomach weakness depl ession
and ALI those diseases that result from youthful fcllie
excess of maturity ignorance IN natures laws. with
treatment and cure This pamphlet has been the means
of saving thousands Sent free 10 any add on the
CENT m six cents in passage stamps by addressing the
thor Rr s H,sTINGs HALL 4o2 Montgomery Street, op
poste Wells. Fargo Cos Office, San Francisco.
SIN
The union Democrat., 1870-11-19

A-OTrCE OF MISUNDERSTANDING
~ Flat Mining Company. Tuolgmae County, Caiit"r.
ria Notice hereby hst at meeting OF the Board
of Trustees Of said Company. held on the 10th day OF
october 1870 an assessment Of Two Dollars md
Fiy cents per levied upon the capital stock
sud Company. payable Immediately in United states
gold and silver coin the Secretary Clay street. San
Francisco. ANY stock upen which said assessment shall
remain unpaid the 2st day Of Ncvembef. lSsa shall he
deemed delinquent aud will he duly advertised for Se al
public auction. and un shall be made before
Willie sold Saturday the Sd day of December 1870 10
paw the delinquent together with costs of adj
seTtisug and expenses Of sale. BE- order of the Beard Of
Trustees.
n. II. GROVE. Secretary
oaioe 2ae Clay Street, San Francisco.
1D.l
The union Democrat., 1870-11-19
ERENCH Sanitary

FTND.-persons wishing - contribute to the
relief Of the families Of the dead and wounded, will be
gratefully thanked by sending their subscriptions
the Union Drug Store next door 70 Wells, Fargo Cos
osdce, where = lie; is KEEP; 10 .hsi EJECT
ScHc-a October Is, 1870.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-19

ErIscoPAL CHURCH NorIcE.-Divine Ser
vice Tomorrow Sunday, at ST. James
Church. Sonora. at IL O'Clock. A. N. Eve
hing service each Friday, at Z o'clock. P. N.
Divine service at jamestown at half-past
three O'Clock, p. M.-Rev. D. J. Lee oficiat-
Inc.
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rn;,, For fire Jcb Work go to the REOC1z u
OH 10.
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nR! LARElON,E,S REMEDIES, G,

! nloytd in n 20 years successful practice -
Only 81 25 CancerouS Blood kradcaior n certain
cure or AL diseases Of the S,in aud Blood Blen
norrhoe, Extract and Virus NCutrali2cr, cures l.
diseases of the kidneys, Bladder, Uriu,rv Organs
Nc seminal weakness causes half the diseases
ai'licng mankind, but science and experience have
conqn"r,d the most heart rcnding cases! Diseases
permanently eIadicated. with full manly yignr and
enioyments restored, by DIR. LANNON'S NER-
NOLiNk and local ppiances nrokcn down
systems rebni and constitutions made p, rmarent-
ly healthy after disease has destloyedt Flesh and
Bone! From the inefciency of doctors and ad-
verliscd remedies. Dr, LaIm0nt has put his me j.
cincs at this low price His Paris London, and
New York Medical Adviser ard Marriage Guide
(40o Iages, 100 plates, cloih), containing irf1rna-
uou oi vial importance to every person. mailed for
u. Add esS al leteIs. stating case fully, to Dr.
LAhMONT CO., 10 Broadway New York.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH s.

i, FRUITS AND BERRIES. recently put
z ished report of the Mass. Horticultural Sc
cisty contains the following reference to the ex-
hibition Of fruits, etc., in Boston, last Septem-
be- ber
G. F. B. Leighton of Norfolk, Virginia, ex-
hibited extraordinary specimens OF Louise
Bonne, the largest We have ever seen, and also
very superior Duchess d'Angouleme. They
are surprise to us, and indicate that in choS-
: en- localities at the South, extraordinary size
may be obtained.
In copying the abve, the Norfolk Virelnlan
says:
! The Duchesse pears alluded to, and tor which
a silver medal was awarded. averaged IS co.,
while one which was subsequently gathered by
Mr.. Leighton weighed 24l or, the most enor-
NOUS pear ever grown, perhaps, outside the
Garden of Eden |!
This statement will not surprise those OF our
readers who know the wonderful fertility OF
our soil and the banduess of our climate. 10.
deed, there is no region Of the country better
adapted To fruit growing than this. Apples,
peaches, berries, apricots, grapes, pears, tlgs
melons, and, in shot. all varieties, Can be pro.
duced here in full perfection. 10 these, VIC
might add the Zantic currant and the olive.
With these great natural advantages ally we lack
is capital and population and with many such
advertise mcnts as that We have quoted at the
head of this paragraph we shall not lack these
RESULT of REFUSING KISS. "A lev weeks
ago q merchant of this city was married. In
the second week Of the honeymoon, business
required his presence in St. Louis lie Motif
cd his wife OF bis intended departure and made
his preparations for tho trip. At the moment
of leaving his wife approached him, pu: up her
mouth and asked lin to kiss her coed bye.
As he intended returning to the house before
going TO Inc depot he playfui)y refused, sayio1g
that he had not time 10 wait. Unfortunately
he was prevented from going home again, ana
left the city without bidding his vile good bye.
Alter IN absence Of about two weeks he &c
turned and fastened to his domestic bower,
where he expected to find his little wife waiting
with open arms to receive him. But what was
his umazement to find the house deserted, IN"
furniture sod. aud the wife absent on q visit
TO her relations Ard what his horror
soon after TO learn that she had sued Tor
divorce. An interview followed, mutual eX
plantations were made and reconciliation was
effected, the sole cause Of young wite's singular
proceeding being jealousy and the refusal OF
her husband to kiss her good bye. - Ctnc'"-
natl Gazette.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MASONIC.

-, C....,. ,,...,
su, ~ ~ asoh Jnnnih Of ,heirhnli in the
Msrtat tJoHsa RuilGipr.
aI ses nTIso Wssh;nyion I,ols, &c. ., \.
~ o. meats socnnI and fourth Thurs
i.vs in esch month, At their hall in the Marie!
House Building.
Andrew Jackson Lodge, M" ~ a. T.. Ny,
NJ, meets irst and lhlri th"rsnaSs ~ '
month, at their hall, on Fairfax street. "e'"'""
King and Prince.
..+zs'S ODD FELLOWS.
80 Msr,av Eocsnument No. e. meets second
and ronrth Monday in each month, at Ol,i
Follows Hall, on Columbus street.
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RAILROAD ETNES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
ASSAS RAILROAD.
tEa@H ~ - 5s2lsIszlI 8 ElIllll.

ASSAO Ea1 hOAD.
M@M 81 Essz 5slssal g gs5l1
On and after Wednesday, Feb. %, 1870, one
daily passenger train will run between WASH.
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting at
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railroad 10 Richmond, Covington and tho Vir-
GINA Springs; at Lynchbu7g for tie West and
Sout west, and ~ washington, 10 Inc Ncr.n
and Northwest 81 .. ..
Leave Washington daily al 6:55 n. H., and
Alexandria Ms 500 d. m, arriving a: Lynchhurg
ut 5O5 y. IN. ..s,.. ...
Leave LyncAburg At 1925 n. H.. arrive at
Alexandria at ORE y. H., and at Washington
Vt 6:l5 D. IN.
Also daily Including Sunday. q passenger train
Through aoithout change Of cars-sleepi1g car
Acknowledgement w a 5 HI GTON and
making close connections III
Richmond and Washington in tho direct line
between Now York and tho South Atlantic
States -.
Leave Washington at G35 y. H., and Alexan-
dria ut 7:25 D. m arrivo 1T Gordonsvill at LIDO
y. H., and ut Richmond 81 $40 a. M, connect
ing with train leaving Richmond al: 500 q. III
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest.
Leave Richmond at $3.50 p. m, and Gordons
Vile At l2:45 q. m; arrive at Aleyandria at 5O1
~ a., ard At Washington at 5:55 m. connect,
ing with earliest trains 10 New u DIRK and
Northwest. ." ,
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
lesve Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, Sl
500 q. H.. arrive at HArrisonburg at 4:2O p. III.
Leave Harrison burg at BIO H., and connecting
at Manassas. j JUNCTION with northerabound tram
on MAN line, arrive Vt AleXandria at go p. m.
The train OH Manassas Branch will make
good connections at tho Junction with night
line 10 and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checkoI !" a!i
prominent points.
j. N BEOADU:.
feb 2S-tr General Tic:n, 4 gent.
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7IRHIIlA HhSii. lsON: G::N "!..i ii !;
['ti,Npt'
j, ". RAILS
Is, ", :. Ali :
j. ~ RAILS Is. W. MALI s
, \ u Is ". n \ Ii! ) & %nt' i.
Isl King 81. Aluya w. ..-..
I>n.Irrs j., = ! ROW RTE CUTLERY

Carrenlcr>' Tools Doors Sash Glinls, Decor
aud Wiii,!G" Nr%'nes. Brackets, Moulding,
E.!".teis, G.; different. I's.:.tra.r AID Novel
Po,.s / ,:.rT. 4l.ci; Of French a"d American
G!.ss ,lnubl" nud ainrl" thick. .ot 81! si%"s. -
Paints, Oils. NurlisEcs, Paint an! White N:.>'
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lrsl, and other
hral.,is Of fno quality. Putty. Tu:ncINno and
Machine Oh. Also, Lime. Of superior quality,
Cement, CaIciaed Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, *: :, large <tVct: o. PusL's coichr%-
ted Car Augrrs and ether &rLlc,"s 1nun,i III !:T.l
ci@s~ Ruiid"r' Fu%'lishi.!s: establishments.
\ = order, tuT i."Gnrcr Srick ana al kinds
o buiidin>. :: nt"tia,. iro'aptiv attended to.
Terms "a. j.. fGb Ill
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G@ w R Ssg ssSs5i a~--sss
NEW TIME TABLE NIGnT TRAIN FOR
RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPAETU RE OF PAS-
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED.
DAY TRAIN FOR l. N Gil u i q &.
On and after MONDAY, FobruAry 9TH. lo7G,
ard unti further notice, through and ioH"
passenger trains will run between Washington
and Alexandria Ms follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays lnc'udc'!'~
Leave Washington, Sonth"ard bound, MHry-
land avenue Eepot, ~ no .. IN. l.navn alex,
antria, Northwa bound, corner Duke anh
Henry streets n b:3l p. III.
Through Night Trains, leave Washington,
Southwark bound, Maryland Avenue Depot
at ESQ p. NJ Leave AlcyAndris. Northward
bound. corner Duke and Honry streets, at
A:50 n. m.
LOCAL. PASSENGER TRAINS between HnshihG-
and Alexandria (Sundays excepted
lioave Washington. Mary land avenue Depot,
at T:l5, s, ., 10 and l. n. n, and l. Aand 81"
D. IN. nnd (Sundays included, ut 1::U p. III
Lc.,vn Alexandria. corner st. A=aph and
King streets at G. 8 Q, II :.nd II In.. and l. ,,
2 and 5p III and cornar Duke and Henry sts.
=" = ~ q. A. srEVENH, Ten. supt
". J. Phelps, Gen. Manager. feb III
-. HNKlA, LHupDuN l. ltAMp-
Il si'INE E.Iif. EUAp.
:: ~ 81. u. 81 -:z-s;y !. Il - zsas
N.i aid aitri ncco:lbo: 9Th. 1854. tEh traIrs
o.. lli$ road viii be RIM Us follows: 20.
The nI ,rn wiz "ass Ass;nd rl IL; sly.
hnrg nt mao H. ~, and Hamilton 81 II: 10 III,
Leave Hamilton -, 100 =. m. ani l.orsburg i.
1880 y. M. arrive Il. Al"EHndria NJ ":>) =. IN.
III" accommodation train will leave AlrNan-
irjA ,!:.ilJ except sunday, IL ! PM, An arrive
IL, %.l:l., and STRIVE At Aley .a1rs 1t 9l5 u.
TIM %.Ij 4 IN Lrnin from ! t. TNuuri.. and T. -.
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THOICE EVOTION AL : o * >
u Received and for sale ~
FKENCHS BOOK s. STATIONERY STORE,

THOICE EVICTION y l. 500 >
~ Received and for sale IT
FkENCH'S BOOK s. STAT1ONEkIS STORE,
No % King st Alexandra, Va
The Spirit Lifo, or Scripture T!s.imony Of
tho Divine Person and Work OF the Holy Enost,
by E; A ,Bckersteth, NJ. A., author OF inster-
est Thoughts for Every Day 15c. Lentrn
Thoughts; 9uc. Daily Communion with GoI
hy Archbishop Leighton; 75c. kc6!e's Chris
liam Year; So Lyra Domestica Christian
songs transatad with additional selections. by
Rev. +. D. Huntington, l: d. 81 Of: Hours
3Oc. Thoughts on the Service. by Bishop Coke,
DID; 75c Ofthe Imitation Of Christ, BY Thos
A. KempiS; 81 %. The Words and Mind Of
Jesus and Faithful Promiser, in one sol 81 y.
The Changed Cross and othnr Religious Pnr:As
81 60. Pearls of Thought Religious gathered
from various authors s. 30 Hymns for. the
Church on Earth; S00 Hymns and Spiritual
songs, selected by Rev. j. Z. Ry!e, Is. A.; 5! GU
The Shadow OF tho Rock and other Religious
Poems: =! 81, Forever with the Lord Thoughts
n.D; II 70 Tell Jesus" Eecoll"ctons OF
Emily i;caSe, by Anna Ship;ou; 81. Ely
living, vol; NV edition. rcd iinar. 5y 1"-e
my Taylor; ST -. Holy Dying, by sane ~.
Night Shoulder; 4oc. bishop Wilson'S :;,cra
Privs:a; 4Oc. Shining Light, by author Cart!
Ecadly Wears; see. kuchsristics: beng aled-
itutions and Prayers Cn tho most holy h.uchar
list; G1c The Golden Grove Il choice Mn%u"i,
containing what is to ba believed, prscticed and
desired. or prayed for, by Jc-cmy Taylor,
b d.; 4O,. Words 0: Comfort Tor Doubling
Hearts, by Alfred Nevin, DID; SIC. Ways oi
Overcoming Temptation, with u form of SELF
examination and Prsyors by Rev. Ge }. Boodo,
MA; doc. Whittier than snow G0c Helps
for Every Hour; 41c. Goulbur..'s Thoughts
on Personal Religion, 81 /; Idle Word, 81 -;
Study of tho Scriptures, 81 25 Pursuit OF Hu-
illness, new book, &c. Family Prayers; re
-Besiies the above, many other choice ana
valuable Books. New Books received IS soon
40 issued. GEO. Z. FRENCH,
, OK KING strart
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

TOW OFTEN IS THE HOUSEHOLD
III loaf buried with the household head, and
families that might have been comfortably
p1 ovided for, LETT destitute by the want OF
proper foresight in its deceased protector?
THE VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPLY,
SrAUEToN, VA, W.
Otfars to every head of family perfect security
against this melancholy condltlon.
!. is for LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
It's charter is perpetual.
Its Cash Capital Sl25, 900.
1t is organized on the basis Of the old Mutua
Lite of New York, and it's successful eAps-
rienco. n.
The Premiums are paid in cash; its DIV
dcnds are paid in cash its policies are PAID IN
cash, without deductions.
There are no premium notes, and hence IT.
assets arc all cash, which presents the only
solid. substantial basis Of business for lndiV!d-
IT INsURES ON ALL PROPER SAFE
IT PUTS no IMPROPER RESTRIC-
TlONS ON TRAVEL.
IT INSURES UNlMPAlRED FEMALE
| LIVES
Tho Company is T. combination Of the pro.
! prietary and mutual systems, securing inc su-
| rantages of both.
| Its Policies are non forfeitablo after Two
yoars, snd iEcontesta bio after five years, or 81
mis- statements and crrors in application oIcep!
as 10 the age OF tho ppicant. This Is n
SUBSTANTIAL HOME COMPANY.
The Assets will be invested in Virginia. ana
| HELM to build uD our own Interests IN virginia.
| Il commends itself for It's safety, management.
and organization, 50 every IlTg!hi"A "'' o'"''
| SCr!.hrrncr in sesr;. 0! y safe
HOME LIFE INSURANCE
INSTITUTION.
i.iytaSents wanted il! every precinct o. every
county in the State. Send for circulars; v,
aGira:s PHILLIPS y MAJ g.
| Gencr.! !, gents 10. V rginia and WIGS! ''g'"'
! ia, Loci; Box ZIG, staunton, va
| REV GEORGE 4. SMITH,
| ;.5 l:;m .Lg; for a!cxa. and VICINITY
ISS"EASoH'
FinE AND MARINE RISKS
,h,r.d l., RESPONSIBLE companies at fair rate, hv
~ I'll IOOE, WEDDERBURN co.
Hesueas. CHEMICAL &c.
ESTABLISHED E7sa w
W :. LEA DBEA TIE Il E'' .
| DEALERS ~
- I'm 'GnHEM1CALS, PAINTS, olL*'
y '.-' = = rag SPICES, ACIDS, &c.
Nos. . and South Fairi%z sts.'
aug It: ::ley"ntlria, N:-
- u .oon wM. ? csEIcuToH,
g =: : cEElHnToN,
WA9ls:.lc and Nstaii Ds4le 9; !, y A,Hys
lrURE DPUGS AVID CHEM lCal'N' i!E1 = -
Varnshes nni Oils,
WINDOW GLASS And fUIIi'
10 10T King street.
Prompt attention given t" orders Nhi -
| nuirias from tho country. mar III
sAMu:.l. Il. IAsari. "AHL"i' II JIM" ~
.A.;Nh! !. ca,
| ; IN
p.IHt, DRUGS. LEWIS WHITE LIZA j
i'aints, Oils ana VarnisLoa,
eKEHCL WINDOW GLASS u PUTTY
90 49, King street.
a.s- Orders and Inquiries from: the country
.,,,,or,Iy .ticndo, To- sep 23-tt
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We are prepared to ill crdcTs for
BLUE WINDSOR PLASfhE
finely ground, &. nina dollars per ton al 200J
pounds, in tho purchasers bags; in our own
bags Mt ton dollars po- ton, the bags to be re-
turned in ten daya, and eleven dollar in bar
rois delivered on the cars wharf
All bags not returned within thirty lays &,
be paid Tor. Nc warrant the Plaster ground
a. this Mill Ms :: pure aad unaiuterateI article.
feb l-3m LEE & FRO.
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HINeEes:::s; FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

VIZ IA = pi u e.. + \ I T. l. s..
STRAW PAPER, ...
MANILA, ROC Us MANILA,
TEA PAPER, nnd -oynry .-. .-
VARIETY OF1WI : -
suitable for groccrs, shoe and dry goods dealers
Papers ior druggists uses. We AFRO selling
Wrapping Papers NJ very low rates whu!eS.ll"
snd retail. BLANCHARD & MONUN,
IS. - NcwWrarpiug Paper Eur.,a
rauor received direct from tho mills in the
large warcroons. northeast corner p1nnSyira-
nia avenue and llth ST., Washington, D. G.,
down stairs. Entrance on Eleventh street.
Wockin.dOn aur l.l-tf
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Returning, Will leave SlXtn s.fHe' "i'H4 -
Washington, EVERY SATURDAY, at y.
m and King st. wharf, Alexandria, NJ q H.
For further '"'0F~s j. BR spRp'IE IS s CO..
II King street, Alexandria
A. NEEDHAM 81 SONS,
l42 Light street, Baltimore
}. e.. WATERS,
10, Water street, Georgetown.
r. NJ. CROACu,
fob 2S-tf Sixth street, Washington
I'd POTOMAC FERRY CoMrYS.
GSsSSSSs4NgSs STEAMERS,
- CITY OF ALENAEnKlA and
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
leave according to following schedule: Wash
ington and Alexandria each hour during tho
day, beginning first trip At . M, ana making
last "Trip from 0''D'' CITY s. s. BoWIsoN,
dec gI-tf Prest Potomac Ferry Co.
>eze FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS-
Inmgn Limo Of Mail Steamers, Sailing from
New FORK Every Saturday, and
alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY TrEsATUEDAT STEAM len:
First Cabin, payable in sod-.Liverpoo! or
Queenstown, 500.
StcorAge, payable IN CuTrcDC y--I"vcri'c"! 81
Queenstown, $50.
PASSAGE EY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAX.
.:firs! Cabin, payable IN soi,i--Liverrool or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, $50 1t. rohNs,
n. F., by branch steamer, $40.
;;tccragr, PAYABLE in currency-Llvcrpoo! or
Queenstown, $50; halifax. $l6; st. John :, y.
T.. by branch steamer, $50
Tickets sold to nnd from England, Ireland
ard the Continent 81 moderate rates
FOR further information, supply II tn" C@m-
pGvs offices.
IiUuE, WEUDEKBUKN 4 CO.,
aug IS-1y agents, aloxa. W
NEW EMPRESS LINE
PHI 5iiiIl51 aTfsapH!A. ASb ALEXANDRIA,,
GEOHGErUW II & WASIINGTON,
S;:*m"rs leave rosnlaFy f fvsf SE0 WEH s.
NESnAY; from ALEXANDRIA, foot Of
Kings: NVNRY rs TUESDAY,.
Freight received daily st lowest rates
This !.ne CONNECTS with @:l tue, M"rth"iH'
taton Companies. and will forward ircigh! ~
all thAlines running ont OF Philadn! + ma; ireo
Of commission, and gives THROUGH kAThN
NJ EGDRIDGn & CO.
f.n. 4 =. Wharvos Aicxandrin VA.
WILLIAM T. GL DE Il 60.
Il" II South WhAryes, PhiH!"
HYD DE e. TYLER
icl-tI - Water ST., Georgetown.
.eos MEKyuANT3 LIME NEW YORK
49, STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists ii tho following hr"l ":.~''
Ii's,"u !. S NIf,iiiI2 r,. u, E. .i.,i1,sciT
r. Tx ~ !'l;;i,l i:, ~ y ,,.
''' tt;n :.
Vhhiai HlEN (; GSn IT ii,';";'
for thit wort and r :, VA; 'S',S"
"'iH TT - - ..c,,>' :, ~
LII iII y. 'Iu:;ISI,hipt;IHH 4 ca.
!4''''' y t,,, 81 ,;....,
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I'>'' H. -; sn,,h str,.,.. rior NJ, -
ny
5tHIsHSsgw:; - ;,.a'wE,ss:.
- '" o.
IGSiEDktt PLANNING NJ his!
Z.
nnnprr JsNrs.n. H0YDM &ui:ti.
ysysss;xssS g. e;Yss'Iss
If.trN Y. l,hMr1ImN Hrpe-inlnu,itI,,.
N,. ~ and - Watt -.
,,,,,,'r.i -, ''" 80 lt'%i i,,,i. c,
%" ,'.ii =, oF tH';.
GA .'.s"ni'"i ,,r[,:yt,
''''' ~? - -, WY. "a, Il 80
EIIfTTSJnF2
NEWEI, pc ~.
ur,r,!E HDIMi;
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UI:AW::H :sTuFF.
J,,>IEt.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
BANKERS.

JOHN W. BURKE. ARTHUR hERhEN'
pURkE & HERBERT
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
UYr1oE-CoRNER KING & WATER sTs,
ALEXANDRIA, VA
BUY AND SELL
DNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND SILL YER CO4N,
AND EXCHANGE.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
KOUGHTLAND SOLD ON COMMlS> y.
Loans negotiated, Sight Drafts Checks ana
Time Bills collected on all accessible points,
and RENTED Tor promptly.
IT, 9. Revenue Stamps and CoTporatioh '':S
Certificates Of Alexandria always on hand ana
for sale. nov IL u.
WILMER D. coRsE. MONTGOMERY J.. '""s
DANkING HOUSE OF
WILMER d. CORSE +, 20.
Nos. 81 il So, King ST..
ALEXANDRIA. "a.
WILL DEAL IN
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD As'h
SILVER COIN, UNGURKM%E
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, &C., &c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS and o!!,c: srrt;s'-
lies bought snd sold on commission.
Collections made on I'll accessible l1!n:7 =;
the United States, and proceeds promptly 10
nitted. InL Rev. Stamps Tor sale. sep
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.IfeT'C, 49, = II y q Il \ ,tfEREAD
" is stson&ar aua smoother tins" ether linen
or silk; j: abb u hear q much greater drgree
of tension in sewing. and will 90 found no. To
re:ard the wori; ~ breaking &Hd fnapuing, go
frequent in Other threads FOR sal. Wholesale
and retail y. Gil a.. ". GEEhN'S,
..fcb.3 -..- IS King street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION Linz
STEAM ER EXPR Z IS,

STEAMER RESS,
Capt. a. G. N1cKLE,
Will resume her route on Tuesday, Mhfch
lst, leaving pier No. 10, Light street .sIEA
wharf, Baltimore. EVERY TUES -!
DAY, at p. IL. for Alexandria, Mashlngto.:
points on the Potomac river: Pinoy rnnt'
Stones Wharf, Coburn, Chaptico Wharf, Char
ei Point, Matthias Point Smiths Point MALTA
moy Stores and Pye's Wharf. -
Returning, will leave Sixth street whaf! !
Washington, EVERY SATU k0A1, ~ a.
For further Information apply to
J. BREEDERS & CO.,
II King street, Alexandria.
A. NEEDuAM 81 SONS,
142 Light street, Baltimore.
}. &. WATERS,
10, Water street, Georgetown.
r. M, CROACu
fob 2S--,f Sixth street, Washington.
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rs7MrMAS SINCEhIH

CARPENTER; AID .iOlHEE.
20. IL, SUUTH WATER STREET,
Near the Bank OF the Old DoraHinn.j
Is prcparcd e. execute, with dispatch. and OF
the mos. reasonable terms I'll :.;!k IN his ln
and sH:istactiun warranted.
He soliciis work from TIE s,i.;:un: county, rs
ta is prepared 10 2nnira2: f'1G huihili2 to Go
.nv Kind IF rADnirinE. ie 1871
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~ IL l III E:sass:sss;] g;i;ss

.sSyASEINtITON, Ni.ENh NDRiA AND
~ GEORG ETOWN L. Il.
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T +. LA r KIN.

siuIGHLANDEE SMOKING TO3A &C
Il CO-the hest brand tho market !
Revenue Cutter Smoking Iobacco; b. I.
Graveley, tar Of Henry, (manufartllrcd by
Grayeley,) Minnie Warren and Navy Chc"ing
Tobucco, in store and FIR sale by
g. VIM. RAMSAY,
mari. 30. ....... .. l47 King street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-18
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