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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-16
VIRGlNIa NEWS.

Mrs. Sarah Witoher, wife of Colonel V. a.
Witcher, died at her residence in JefersonviIle,
TszeweIl county, On the 23d u!t., aged 81 year,
Lewis Holmes, a colored man Is a prominent
candidate for the Office Of City Chamberlain
Of Petersburg.
The faculty of William and Mary College
have conferred the degree of Doctor Of Divini.
ty upon the Rev. Henry Wall. rector of St.
Johns (Episcopa) church, of Richmond. Va.
MIR. Wall graduated at Trinity College, Dulin,
in lS4S.
The Richmond papers announce the death of
Col. john Werth, Of that city, which event
occurred on Saturday evening last. Col. ",
was a most enterprising andSusetul citizen. and
his death is spoken of as q great public loss.
Rev. DIR. VIM. F. Broaddqs, Corresponding
Secretary Of the Board for the education of the
orphans of deceased and disabled Confederate
soldiers, acknowledges a contribution from
General R. E. Lee of fifty dollars.
The sale of the fire apparatus Of Richmond,
attached by the sheriff and advertised for sale
on yesterday, was stopped by certain members
Of the Council giving a torthcomin g bond in
the penalty Of $37, 000.
Col. William E. Nye, ex-mayor of Freder.
icksburg. has been appointed United States
gusger for the distillery Of MIR. Andrew j.
Byrne, OF Richmond.
Col. Edward Mosby, a prominent and much
esteemed citizen OF Powhatan county, and q
brother Of Charles i. Mosby, ESQ.,, died on
Friday last.
Belle Boyd, having been discharged from
the California Insane Asylum, incurred, is on
Der WAY homet to Martinsburg, in a pitiable
state u poverty a1d sickness.
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nRANGE, ALEXANDRIA AMD MAN
hS.AS RAILROAD.
a. " 81 sa@ss sx:sI yaHsHa

81 SSg u 81 gs5@gsass5a9 y#saaAHzs
On aud alter "Wednesday, Feb. 3D. 1870, ON
daily passenger train wi run between WASH
fN4TON nnd LYNCHBURG, connecting al
,iordonsvlllo, with tho Chesapeake ind Ohio
Kaiiro4d 20 Richmond, Covington and the Viz
GINA springs; at Lynchburg for tho West and
Southwest. and 81 Washington, t" tho Norm
and Northwest.
leave Washington daily ~ C;5o II. M. and
Alexandria rs sou III arriving ut ftynchhnrg
at sos p. IL.
Leave Lynchburg at s:25 II. NJ. arrive 1T
Alexandria 81 5:%G p. IN and at Washington
It Gil ) y. IN.
Also daily including Sunday psssenge train
MrcnqA qDitdout change Of c~ars-aesptAg car
atiacIeiEbetween WASHINGToN and
Observation-Disclosures close connections at
Richmond and Washington in the direct line
between Nuw York aud the South Atlantic
States.
Lcavn Washington at G:*j p. IA, and AleAan.
dria It T:2j p. m arrive IT GordonsVilie ut il:40
y. III, and at Richmond at 500 II. H., coniect-
inI with tram leaving Richmond nj ;':0U u. III
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest.
Leave Richmond Ut $3.50 y. H., and Gordons.
Vile 1t l2:l5 u. H.; arrive ut Alexandria at 5:05
ii. H., aud y. Washington at 5:55 q m, connect
ing with earliest trains /" New York snd
Northwest. -,
leave AlcganGris daily, excepting Sunday, ri
800 II. III, arrive 1t Harriaonburg at APO p. III.
Leave Earrisonburga III {: 10 a. nj. and connecting
at Manassas Junction with northernbound train
on main line, arrive 1T Alexandria ut 5:25 p. m.
The train OH Manassas Branch will make
good connections at the Junction with night
line to and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
prominent points.
j.. NJ. BKOADUs.
feb :S-If General Ticket Agent.
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in our railroads it is done under the restrictions
and limitations Of existing laws, which are
]nrossion. Tha Legislature has reserved the
power to regulate tie rates and charges of all
railroads in Virginia, and can always inteTpose
proper protection when the occasion requires:
1.-the future material int: ests Of Virginia
nro to 10 DEVELOPER would like to be informed
through what agencies the result can De accom-
nlished except Jv the introduction Of foreign
csnta1. is. BARBOUR, President.
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The bill to admit Texas to representation 10
Congress went through the House in less than
40 hour yesterday. 1t imposes the same con-
iitions exacted in the Virginia and Mississippi
bills. Mr.. Wood sought to have au amend
ment put on that this bill was such q ~fuality
that Congress should not attempt to reconstruct
the State next month. The bill now goes to the
Senate.
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STEAM ROAES.

UTAhHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA M
w GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
The ateamer COLUMBIA, Captsin james
Harner, will resume kes regular Il .sl-~A
trips, leaving Baltimore Oh atur.iAsa
daT next, a.. o'clock p. n snd returning
viii leave Alexandra every, Wednesday morn
''in ~ an B. WHEAT, Agent.
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EaMARKs.-The market for Flour continues
steady, without change in quotations. Family
is very dull ut & ijaS7 25; Extra in fair request
q. 5 15sSG. uni Supers in demand at 4 7oaSo.-
Wheat is unsteady, and the market may be
quoted &c of; sales Of "a bushels white a. Us
ard offerings of 1906 bushels red, with sales al
llS and l22. Corn is dull and lower; offerings
Of 1855 bushels mixed, with sales at 81, 81, IS
and SC. Rye dull sales at 90. Oats unchanged;
sales at 50, with offerings of $50 bushels. Poul-
try scarce and high. Prime Butter is wanted,
but common meets with no sale. Eggs wanted
at 22a2l. Dressed Hogs 10s$11 per cwt.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.-At the
Drovers' Rest, yesterday, the attendance was
small, and very few sales of stock were made.
The ruling prices for Beeves we're 6 to So 81 per
100 lbs gross, and for muttons Il to &c per 10
gross.
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Two trains Dsily except Sunday between
Alexandria and Hamilton.

Leave Alexsndria at $50 Il. III. and S =. LII.
ar iru at Hamilton ut l0:40 q. ID. and T:25 I'm.
Leave Hamilton at $50 q. III. and l2:lo p. u.
Arrire Il Alexandria at 7:45 q. III and 2:3o p m.
Tho $50 Il. III. l.ain from Alexandris and 1916
.. m. train from Hamilton, connect at Hamilton
with EemIis Daily Line OF Coaches for PGr-
cellyiilc, :jnickersville, Bsrryville snd Win
chester; ESQ. with Keamor's Line of Coaches
which leave i.ucsbu7g daily for Aide and
NiJhl.hurr lnh left
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Hist of LETTERS.

Gs- The following is q list Of letters remain
i,.g in the Alexandria, Va, Postofiice. Mar. II.
20 Persons calling for letters will please say
,hcv are advertised, and give the date Of the
list.
au- Drop letters must, in Mi cases, be pre-
nail Place the stamp on the face of the letter
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The Senate has confirmed the nomination
MIR. Charles H. Lewis Of Va, brother Of Ser
ator Lewis, as Minister to Portugal.
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nOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ
&TEAM Err K X h So,
- ~ f,rr

.TEAMER EXP r E*5,
Capt. A. G.. NICKLE,
viii resume her route % TUESDAY Asrc!I
lst. leaving pier RIO: 10, Light street -
wharf, Baltimore. EVERY ~ hSJtazssssf5Ss,a5a
nnd Georeetown, stopping at the following VA
points on the Potomac river: Piney Point
Stones Wharf. Coburn, Chaptico Wharf Chap
81 Point, Matthias Point. Smiths Point, NanJa
moy Stores and Pyc's Wharf.
Returning, will leave Sixth street wharf,
Washington, EVERY SATURDAY. at G y
m, and King st. wharf, Alexandris, 1T 7 a N.
for further information apply to
J. BRODERS & CO.,
IL King street, Alexandria
j.. NEEDHAM SONS,
l42 Light street, Baltimore
J. G. WATERS,
100 Water street, Georgetown.
4. III. CROACH,
feb lS--tl Sixth street, Washington.
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DIED.

At her residence, in lower Fauquier, on the
9th Of February, Mrs. SARAH READ, on
her S7th birthday. Long q victim to the ago.
nizing pangs of neuralgia, she ever bore meek
~ and patiently the burden assigned to her by
her God, ever confding in Him; and when
f,ith and love had matured her just soul to
dwell with her Gcd. she gently resigned her
earthly load, her parting soul haiilng with rap
ture its return TO its heavenly source.
1.-THE strife is Ser, the pangs of nature cloee,
And life's last rapture triumphs DOR hor Woes
To know her was 10 iove her for there new
or lived q more a1iectionste mother, q kinder
friend or O purer CHI istisn. A FRIEND.
/. In Jehersonton, on the 9th instant, JAMES
A. SuDDITH, aged about - years.
On the morning Of the 18TH instant. at her
mothers residence, 170l Mt. Vernon st., Phila.
delphia, Pa, MARY j., eldest daughter of An
MIC r., and the late Caleb S. Hallowel.' [2t*
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IT L N II O Il ESTIC

NJ Do ESTICS.
Received This 18th day Of February, Il full
assortment of
UNBLEACHED ga, IA.
GALICOES, new styles.
WHITE and GRAY BLANKETS, cheap.
Do no. forget that we are Offering special
inducements in imported goods of AL kinds.
FEB II WILMER SLAIMAKER.
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an. not Oh tbs back.
:. nIor:on, Noil
Adams, Mrs i!
Abcrn, Bettlo
Adams, Matilda
Bradley, Annie r
Bailey, Annie
Berger, G.
Brown, Edwin CO
Brown, Sarah j
Brown, Thomas +
Burke, Miss "
Brooks, Mrs W II
Barrowa, Mary Il
Barrett, Stephen
Bailey, jno Lewis
Brown, James
Butler, Miss Hester A.
Graham, 4 L
Cannon, Isaac IL
| Carey. John Edward
Copeland, Mrs LucInd
Gorbin, Nc IS
Carson, Miss Mary f.
| chase, Aiias Mary
| CDssidey, Patrick
| Coleman, Wm--co!d
| Coz, Mrs Walter
Debricks, Miss Heiea
| Evans, Miss Mary
Ely. Miss A
Errington, Charles
Foster, Miss Elizabet
Fish, Francis
Fish, Miss Carrie
Fairfax. Miss Hester
Faut, II
FAINT, Louisa \
rrszine, Mrs .Jcnni"
Forlnan, Miss II
Gray, Henry
t5eary. Miss kato
Garner, Miss Mar!ha
Gray, Miss Mary
Hall, Margaret
Hamilton, Bell
Hess, y
HARRIS. Nil: r cn
fart, Th
Hamcll, Honry
Harriss, John
Harriss, Matilda
HARRIS, :
Holmes, ~ Il
Jones |!
Jackson, Sarah
,JohpsO.. Wesley
Jordon, hir .
jackson, Marp't-col'
Jackson, Frank--coP
Jet, Jane
Jacobs, Emolins
Kelly, frsnk
King, Miss Courtney
Knobs, Jamo.
Loveioy, Miss annie
Lehman, a
Lucas, C+l.c cul'd
mar lG-it
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ouested to meet in the Court House, on Colum-
bus street, on Thursday tomorrow evening,
March 18th, 1870, at 8 o'clock. The object of
the meeting will be to reorganizs and elect off,
GERS for the ensuing term.
By order Of the President
NH 1G-1t Is. ~. BEChLE1.
nEsT BLACK ENGLISH LASTING FOR
ID SHOES,
Just received at
NH 1G WILMER s. SLA IMAkER'S
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~ 1870.
OHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES
NuJT,DRFNJS IA

OHlLDKEN'S CARRIAGES.
CHILDREN'S OARRIAG Els.
Received this day by steamer from New
York my first lot Of ChiIdreD's Carriages, which
for beauty, strength and price are unsurpassed.
They were purchased direct from the manufac-
turers, and will be sold on very liberal terms.
Cal! and sec them.
C.. G. BERRY, q King st
Orders from tie country promptly attended
tO NH 10
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SPRING SCHEDULE. BEGINNING
MARCH q, 1870.
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Little, Mrs Emily l.
l.oellinger, John
Mortimer, George
Mankind, Mrs Betsey
Murray, j "
MIddour, ii
Mortimer. Harmonic
Malvin, Henry
McQuinn, John Z
Marshall, John Ii
Mckinley, Jane!
Martin, Miss Katy
McIllhaney, Lizzie
Mack, Mary
McCone, Mrs Mary A
Warrington, Mamie
Moore, Miss Mag
Murray, VIM
Weightmsn 4 Milligan
Nelson, Mrs Amanda
. Newman. Louisa-col
Payne, Mary Bette
psrseley, J.
l'enic, Smith
Price, Sarah
Rounnald, Simon
Robinson, Louisa
Sergeant, Miss Ada +
Stoll. Bernard
Smith, CARTS
Smith, Henry Eta
i Smith, Miss Lizzie
Smith, Mrs Mary
Stout, George
. Steward, Edward
Swain, EdW'u II
Steward, harrison
Stevenson, Edgar
Scott, Mrs Ellen
sharp, James
:Si!verman, William
SEDAN, Taylor
Solomon. Susan
:itanghnepy, Thomas
Thirsty, F'anny-coFd
'Ferrall. Mrs Jssdore
Tregers, John
Irvine, Mrs Louisa
Talbett, John
Thomas, Miss hiarth /
Taylor, Richard
Washington, Alex
Washington. Miss a
West, Benjamin
Whittier, Carter-2
Willisms, Henry
Washington, b A
d Wheeler, Mrs Mary
| Washington, Mason
Wilton, Miss Rosetta
Wright, Simeon-.coi'
Warren, Mrs Sarah Z
Wright, w T.
Wood<on, ttilbert--co
Springfield Sts;l Va
Adams. VIM S
Cheaks, Frank
,,,
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NEWS OF The DAY.
"7e sAou ths rery age and body Of liz j'"'~s'

The Red River New Nation says that ,he late
threatening movement Of Euellsh settlers 'or
The release OF the Canadian prisoners at Fort
Garry hiss subsidized. President Rleii. 70 pre-
vent blooasheu. released all the prisoners
whereupon the English force, numbering SIX
hundred we'll organized and armed men, dl|oan
ded and returned home. Delegates will short
" leave for Canada TO conclude arrangements
with the Dominion Government: II Is uhue'.
stood that the Government Is willing to grant
all the demands Of the Red River people.
The Louisiana Legislature has passed the bill
incorporating the Mississippi Valley LeVee Co.,
giving force and effect to the plans OF the
Louisville Convention, with a capital OF S2o'-
600 600 Lowing taxes on acreage and production
behind the lcvcc for twenty-one years III the
interest OF the Company. This bill passed by q
large majority, after u long discussion. Ii
looks to a consolidated levee system Tor the
whole Lower Mississippi Valley under one
management.
Some alarm is being felt by the agents OF the
Cunard steamships On account ot the non.ar'
rival of the Samaria, one OF the vessels OF that
line. The steamship sailed from Liverpool OF
the Goth OF February, and from Queenstown the
| succeeding day for New York, with about t"(
hundred passengers on board.
Last Friday near Stevensvsillc, Ky, re: Nlne
was stabbed and instantly killed by Christie
pher Taylor. Both parties were highly es
teemed. Thcditicu!ty originated about moving
some rails around garden fence which divided
their lots. Taylor gave himself up to the au'
thorities. ;
George Wilkes, of the New York Spirit o
the Times, was cowhided yesterday on Broad
way by Major Leland. formerly Of the ST.. Ju
liam hotel. \ large crowd witnessed the as
| sault. Wilkes was cut badly. Leland wa
arrested, but Wilkes declined to prosecute.
The proposition of Secretary Fish for al
| international conference to regulate ocean tel
| cgraphs has been asscntcd to by Sweden anc
Norway, Denmark, Austria, North Germany,
| Turkey and Greece. The other governments
have not yet responded.
The suit begun by the Erie Railroad agalns
Cornelius Vanderbilt to recover about i've mi.
lions OF dollars alleged to have b:cn obtained b!
fraud and collision was before Judge Barnard
10 the New York Supreme Court yesterday.
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6rA3RINGrON, ALEXANDRIA, AND
" GEORGETOWN Z. Il.
IIys tsa g 80 q;

NEWTINET TABLE, NIGHT TRAIN FOR
RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PAS
SBNGER TRAINS CHANGED.
DAY TRAIN FOR re .
On and after MONDAY, February 7th. 1870,
and until further notice, through and ioca!
passenger trains will run between Washington
and Alexandria, Us follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays incjuded-
Leave Washington, South gard bound, Nary
land Avenue Depot, at TO u. N. Leave Alex,
sndria, Northward bound, corner Duke and
Henry streets. ~ G:35 p. III.
Through Night Trains, leave Washington,
Southwark bound, Maryland Avenue Depot
at G:50 D. m. Leave Alexandria, Northward
bound, corner Duke and Benry streets. at
400 u. n.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS between Washing
.oa and Alexandria Sundays excepteI.J
Leave Washington, Naryland avenue Depot,
at 7:l5, s., Q, u and II a. m, and ], 2, 4 and Clio
p. H., and (Sundays includcdJ ut ITO p. In.
Leave Alexandria, corner st. Asspil and
King streets st 8, 8, 9, 10 and II Il IT,, and l, Z,
; and 5p. IN and corner Duke and Henry sts.
81 4 p. n.
O. a. STEVENS, Gen. Supt.
". j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. feb If
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OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY COMPLY,
" Seventh Street Wharf,
Washington, March 10th, 1870.
The steamer WAWASET will make her
usual landings tomorrow, [FRI-MEE
DAY 18th, leaving Washington at 6 a m, AMI
Alexandria al a. IN.
On and after Tuesday next, she will make
two trips q week, leaving every Tuesday sDi
Friday morning. {. s. HOWlSON:
NH l0-1W President Potomac Ferry CO.
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The Board Of Public Works Of Maryland
meets at Annapolis on the 18th Of April, for
the purpose of electing Directors in the Chesa-
psske aud Ohio Canal Company, and other
works in which the State isa stakeholder.
The payment Of $5S, 900 to the State of Vir.
ginia from the G. & o. Canal and the question
Of funding the interest due the bondho!ders,
will then be discussed.
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lGj Wa,sr Street, Georgetown.
Il. III. CROACH,
feb Z9-~ti Sixth street, Washington.
gF~~A POTOMAC FERRY CoMrY's
CITY OF ALEXANDEIA and
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
leave according to following schedule: wan
ineton and Alexandria each hour during the
day, beginning first trip ut 4 H., AMI mnh'"=
Z wy s. S. HOW1SON;
dec 2l-tf Prest. Potomac Ferry Co.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
Tnmsn Line Of Mail Steamers, sslling sFo'O
Now York Every Saturday, ana
Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAMER
First Cabin, payable in sold-l"Vefpo'' O.
Queenstown, SlOo.
Storage. payable in currency-liverpooI o.
Queenstown, $50.
PASSAGE BIZ TIE TUESDAY sTEAAER' VIA HAL
First Cabin. psysl!e IN ~ol91Aiye'PoG or
Queenstown, $780,; Halifax. $50 II. Johns,
n. F., By branch steamer $40.
Storage, payable in currency Liverpool or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax. SID; -. Johns s. y
f., by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold 10 and from England, lret"na
and the COntin ent q: moderate rates.
For further information. apply 81 tho Com
HOOE. WEUDERBUk& 81 CO,
aug lS-ly agents, hlexa.. Va
NEW EXPRESS LINE
iSSss15SfEE ETwEEN
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXA NDRlA,
GEORGETOWN & WASHINGTON.
Steamers leave regularly from GEQkGE-
TOWN, foot OF Congress ST., EVERY VEL
NESDAI; from ALEXANDRIA, foot "i
King st.. EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily at lowest rates.
This limo connects with all tho Northern,
Eastern and Western Railroads and Tran5po.-
tation Companies, and will Forward freight by
ell tho lines running ont OF Philadeltlis. ireo
of commission, Hnl gives THROUGH RATES.
NJ. ELDRIDGE & Co.
so. s.. Whsrves, Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM T. CLYDE u CO.,
No. II South Wharves, Philadn.
HYDE Sc TYLER,
je l-tf SO Water ST., Georgetown.
MEECHANTS' LINE NEW YoRk
$3.50 STEAMSHIPS
Tho line consists vi the following first. class
outside steamers:
E. c. KNIGHT...........Capt W. $. Johnson
john GIBsON""""..Cspt. W. H. Winters
VALLEY Capt. Bedeli
Willlesve New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port. and returning will leave Aleza'
dria EVERY THURSDAY, ct y o'clock.
For freight or passage spoly %
HOOE, WEDDFRBURN s. CO.,
Agents, No. 2 Prince sis,
Agents IN New York,
GEO. B. MERR1Ck,
sp 9-tf l55 south street. Pier 10. 70.
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TNHE ORIENTAL TONIC BLTTERS, n
L sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Heartburn and all complaints arising from
O torpid slate of the liver; also u most elegant
and palatable tonic for all weak and debilitated
states of the system, and as an appetizer it has
no equal. In quart bottles at 81 each. For
sale wholesale and retail by
yANNEY y co,
feb 145 King street.
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s.AEE.rS.Ass i.5 Is.

. LEXANnRIA, LOUDONN IL liAMP-
= SHIRE RAILROAD.
So sssss III aatsssssSasMa sAsazaAESDs
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Opened this morning a.
NH WILMER u SLh Il 4 Frs.
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I f. LARkIN,

f. LARKIN,
No. 2lO Seventh street.
between 3 street and Maryland Avenue,i
Washington, D. c.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Respectfully solicits consignments, believing
he can average 10 per cent more for consign.
ers than he did in Alexandria,.
WASHINGTON. ian 3l-tf
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r ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
a large supply Of fresh GARDEN SEED
from the above firm, which we ara now pre-
pared to sell wholesale and retail.
feb u COOK g. CREIGHTON.
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N REEN KID ES.
ALL NUMBERS.
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The publication of the Washington News
has ceased. The publishers say that they have
exhausted all their capital, and not having an
adequate. support, or sufficient patronage"
they will invest no more, and, therefore, close.
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600 sacks Evans Fine Salt daily expected
per schr MARY Comegys-for sale low from veg
sci by
feb u HOOE, WEDDERBUKN y co.
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Applications are now before the City Couu'
Gil of Baltimore asking for abby the endors-
mont of bonds-to the Lynchturg and Dan
vile, Maryland Central, Kent county and Hat
rington and Queenstown Railroads.&c. the
amount of nearly two millions of dollars.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07

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milten<5 ale", in E r3bdufa Nbtnbs liz
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peroen ; ,pdbreno bic ~&analer" !. g.
auf Der Bubne fi6 p%ropultren, unttrbdlt
'f@ oas neemifdte" @uoitu1ium in un9e=
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furses 5aar, lan9e6pien unn fur3e.
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ben, tra8en ie mooerne <iouns.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-07

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