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ar Seward Mt Havana.

HAVANA, Jan 2O.--On Tuesday evening the
bands Of the different volunteer ba:taIIons. 10
this city serenaded ex. Secretary Seward. SeV
eral Thousand people assembled III the street
in front of the hotel. md Marie square was
splehdidIy Illuminated The officers Of the vol
unteers and manyothars entered The hotelwhcre
Col. Zulueta delivered speech Of Welcome.
saving the serenade was manifestation OF the
sentiments Of loyal Spaniards Tor their dstn-
ouishel guest. Mr. Seward shook hands With
all the officers and replied briefly to the vel
come. IL complimenttd tn: people on the
improvements they had made 81 nce his former
visit TO Havana All nations, he SAID, were
interested in The permanent peace and prosper'-
ty of Cuba pray God this progress may
continue aud peace and harmony be restored
to the Island. Referring to Spain he expressed
the hope that the political situation OF the
country that was the most ancient alley OF
America would result i'll safs, happy and
speedy issue.
MIR. Seward 3 remarks from beginning 10. end
we've strictly non committali in the matter "l
the iusurrccti0D.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. AT a
regular meeting of Potomac Post No. s.,
OF this city, on Monday evening last, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the next six
months: John W. Thacher, Commander OF
the Post; Lysander Hill, s. Y. Commander;
=. Il. White, j. V. Commander; T. F. Shoe
maker, Adjutant; F. L. Vauauken, Quarter
master; w. Willoughby, Chaplain; Ellis
Spear, Surgeon; r. X. Church, Officer Of the
Day; VIM. j. Johnston, Officer of the Guard
", 8. Chase. Sergeant Major, H. W. Con-
nynehsm, e. NJ. Sergeant.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PRODUCE RECEIPTS. the receipts Of
produce By the O., A. & M. r. r.. for the
week ending last Saturday, there were 1855
bushels Of wheat. e,O75 of corn, l,oSS of oats,
1876 of rye, IT'S of dried fruit, BIG barrels OF
-four, so sacks of sumac. l64 dressed hogs, $50
pounds of tallow, " barrels and frkins of but
ter, SIS bbls. of eggs, POI bbls. of apples. 3,479
lbs. of bacon, II boxes of tobacco, $4,000 feet
of timber, Sc. For the same time, over the A,
LIZ r. r. H., there were received 3.34s
bushels of wheat, ,3l2 of corn, l2S barrels of
four % barrels and kegs Of butter. 81 barrels
and boxes of eggs, 81 barrels of apples, 1885
lbs. Of pork, 200 lbs OF bacon, 500 lba. of
beef &c
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EXCITEMENT AT PIsCATAWAY. Til

A1hNA4GhGN3 IA l lSS<A3aN nc iSSi
dents Of Piscataway are greatly excited in con-
sequence of threatened invasion of that place
By colorsd mob, and for two pigh.s past ell
the white male inhabitants Of the village aud
the country Immediately adjoining it have
been under arms. The origin of the difficulty,
and the present condition of affairs as reported
by a citizens Of Piscataway, are as follows: On
Saturday last a colored school teacher AIMED
Dug!as, living about mile from the village,
rode up to the postofice, aud, sitting upon his
horse, cried out TO the postmistrr:s Mrs
LOUISA Nj iller, to bring his mail out TO him.
His demand being refused, he became very
angry, and made use Of improper, disrespcct-
tul and insulting language, Tor which he was
caught On bis way back home by Some Of the
residents OF the town aud thrashed. He i'm
mediately afterwards left for Washington, and
the next day several strange colored mrn armed
with muskets were seen in the vicinity, some
Of whom are reported 10 have said that large
body oil their rsce would sool vi*if the place
and wreak their veugenoe on its citizens. An
armed guard is kept posted uu al the roads
Leading to the village, and at night, AZ stated
above, tie whole male portion vi the com
munity are on the alert.
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CITY ITEMS.
HARMONIC MASQUERADE BALL,

HARMONIC MASQUERADE BALL.
HARMONIC HALL,
ON The TWENTY-SEVENTH INSTANT.
Committee Of arrangements.
l.. Stein, J. Schneider, ). Deslham,
A. Rosenthsl, o. PortDer l. Rsmmol.
| a. 1densOn
Floor Committee.
| X. W. Falls. T, Weinberg. w. Ii. Wilkenlng
j. Kaufman, d. Bendhem.
Ballet Master-Harry Binswangsr.
Among tho numerous and interesting per
formances will DO introduced
!. Grand Tabeaux. representing Prnce Gar
nival with his Pages, Gam brinas on his Throne,
surrounded by his Satilite=, and King 1acchus,
With his Knights Of Frolic.
2. A full and complete Menagerie, comprs-
ing the living Animals Of this and the other
hemisphere. jan l2-2awtd
A LIST OF DRAMATIC AND FANCY COSTUMES.
We name in part: Hamlet, Charles H., Don
Carlos, Black Hawk, Indian Chief, AI"nEO Uht
brAve), Merry hlUnulch Swiss Peasant. Hm-
Watha, Jattier, Don Ca.'ar do Ba%an, Earl Q!
Essex. Knight TGrnpIar m American Ssiior,
Rnb Roy, Turkish Chief, HpaniSh Cavalier,
Earl of Richmond. Don Pc!ro. Young NolVnl,
with many others too numerous 10 name. Com
ic and Miscellaneous Costumes The Ape, / an
koo Clock Fodder, John .Chinaman. pcroto
French Clown. Sam Patch, Ohio Fat Boy, the
Baltimore Swell, u Monk, 3 Live ianG, Ala
BAN. ,I"a Jack Sheppard, Fred. Douglass
Brigsnd Of the Rhine, Paul Pry, Demon, Ja-
Swi Lager Dutch, Quaker, the Witch "i En-
DOR tho Kings Fool, Comic Brothers, Blue
Skin. Georgia Sam. the What is il. with also y
variety ui Indies Dresses, and y lady 10 attend
them. J"HE A. GElB,
ian lr--t2TtL lU5 King street.
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2 FEUSEHiENTS.

ECTURE ON THE ECUMENICAL
IL COUNCIL.
The Conference of st. Mary, of the Society of
st. Vincent Of Paul, respectfully announces
that Lecture will be Geivorcd by the Rev.
FRANCIS X. BOYLE, at St. Mary's Hall, on
MONDAY EVENING noxt, January 23d.
Suhject-"THE COUNCIL OF THE VAT
ICAN."
Tickets 25c-.o be had OF any Of tie mt mbecs,
at Y. Becker's music store, 149 King street,
at the Bookstore Of &. i. French, 95 King st.,
or at the door. Proceeds for tho benefit OF the
poor of al classes and crccdS. jim lS-td
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A., L. &. H. R. R.-The Washington News
of this morning says: The directors OF the AL
sxandria, Loudoun and Hampshire hall
road Company appear to have become wearled
of waiting tor aid from this city for the oztep-
sion of their limo westward, and have already
indicated their intention OF applying tor new
charter and authority for extending their road
to the Ohio thus opening up continuous COM
mnnication between this city and the West.
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S S + NJ BLY, ROO VI 5.
POEM ON FASHION.

REV. HEN RY W LII
will deliver an original, humorous and satirlcal
POEM ON FASHION,,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, tho list instant,
Commencing ut o'clock precisely.
PART l.
|. The Grecian Bend.
2. It's present Substitute
8. Change of Fashions:
j. Our Elder Sisters Sleeves; Bonnot*.
). Male Costume Of thirty years ago.
g. Illustrative Anecdotc.
:. Modern Bonncts, &c, &c.
8 Duration of Fashions.
PART II.
]. Matrimonial Delusions.
z. The Husband. His Transformation.
3. The Wife. Her Price
4. Cash, as valued by. Wives and Widows;
5. Money Dealings with .hc L@'iios not de-
sirabIe.
6. Mornl-FirsL. The L.lns. Second. Tho
Men. Third. All.
Tickets Of Admissions 50c. For sale a. Beck
cr's Music Store, and II Fremch's, hnt~isIH's
and Bells Book Storos. i'm l3-eotd
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COMMISSION SALE OF l. 4 N D
~ u lI 7 TINN q 6. A Il

NOMMIssIoNER's SALE OF L 4 n D
u NEAR BURKE'S STATION, .. i A. Il.
k-Bv virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county, rendered at June term 1SGS'
in the suit Of Golfers Administering vs. NC
Lean, &c., shall, on MONDAY, the 2lst day
Of Februsry 1870, at II o'clock IN, in front Of
the door Of Fairfax Court House, sell to t i!e
highest bidder, at public SALE all thst TRACT
or PAROEL OF LAND charged in the name
Of John Mclean containing G? acres; I;o ro Cd
and I8 poles, more or leas. This land lies on
the Guinea road, adjoining the lands OF Mrs
George Burke and o,hers is NEAR k sGTEes
Of good quality, eligibly located, plenty Of WOOD
aud is we'll Wa,e!ed.
TERMS-One-tenth Of tho purchase money
i, hnnd 90 denosjt liable to te forfeited should
the purchaser fail to complete his purchase, ;
the residue in three equal instslments, payaoie
at six, twelve ana eighteen months, with inter.
est from the day of sale, to be secured oy the
notss of tho purchaser. with personal security,
and retention Of title until the last payment IL
made. Stamps and cost OF conveyance 10 DC
paw " WM. Il. DULhNY,
Esirf,y co. ian .O---laWiW Comm T.
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DISTURBANCE IN CHURCH.-Zion Church,

DISTURBANCE IN A CHURCH. -Zion Church,
colored near the east end OF the tunnel, was
the scene of considerable disorder and oontu'
,ion during the services there last night. The
disturbance lasted for some time, and while IN
progress pistols and razors were drawn and
aourished by the men and women engaged;
and the hearts and li7ers OF the contestants
threatened with displacement. Nobody, how
ever, was hurt,
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CAUGHT 'PossUM. -Justic. Cotton sus
pectng that a"varmint" Of SOME sort frequent.
ed the neighborhood Of his shoe shop on Royal
street. last night sot Il gum in the yard al DIN
ing, and early this morning discovered that he
had caught fine fat 'possum
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IAupABLE EFFonT;-Mr. Joseph Me
Dsrmid scotchmau, impressed with the I'M
nor,aDcs of early education, has opened schoo
in the upper section Of the Second "ara'
where all children who come are taught NJ
matter whether their parents pay Tor thel
tnition or not,
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4. M. LOWE, ESQ, has been recommended
hu the members Of the Bar, here. or nearly all
81 them, for election by the Legislature as
County Judge Of this county. Mr. Lowe IS
vortbv and excellent gentleman, SOUND law
var and man of integrity-with all the re-
nu;r.d qualifications for the Office
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RETAINED LETTERS The following is n list
Of letters held in the postohice Of this city for
postage and proper direction
Miss Amy SIavin, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Mary
Croper, no p O. Direction, Thos Dixon, no
p. y. direction; +. G. Smyser, York, Pa.
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VERDICT SET As1DE.-By special order
from General Candy, directed to Major HON,
comman5apt of this district, the verdict and
iudgment ia the ease OF Elizabeth MILAN VS..
Miles Rramblce fox trespass, in the County
f)ourt of Fairfax county is set aside aud pew
tr;ol awarded
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RIM AWAY.-The horse attached to tile
draw of Mr.. Frank Swaine, while standing 10
front of that gentleman s store on Royal street
this morning, became frightened aud ran on
down Market Alley at the opening OF which
on Fairfax street the dray came III contact with
q most, and the animals fight was stopped.
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INSURANCE PAID.-The home Insurance
Company of New Haven, and the PUTNAM Ia
surapce Company of Hartford, OF WHOM -" 49,
' ,M - .h;' o;tv ara AGENTS, have paid the
losses incurred by the ire at MI ~ "''
feed store on Christmas night.
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RoBBER1Es.- The butcher stall OF MIR. hs1-
rison Emerson, in the market house. was
broken open last night and robbed Of about
ten dollars worth OF meat and butchers CLOTH
The stable of Mr.. Hugh Latham, On Ferry
A,lev and Water street, was robbed last night
of set of harness belonging to that gentleman
and a set belonging to Mr.. James Green.
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The FIRST SHAD OF THE SEASON. ~~The hrst
fresh shad seen 10 this city this season arrlV'
ed here yesterday as present to Captain Jas
Guy 1t was caught 10 the York river. The
CAPTAIN, who had been snwell for several days,
was 50 delighted With its appearance that Ills
enre was at once effected, and he Immediately
left his had and was soon engaged in making
arrangements for putting his own sa'ae IN the
river.
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ACCIDENT. Mrs. DR.. Bayue, OF Prince
Georges county Nd. few days o,while at,
tending to some household duty, fell and broke
her arm, also dislocating her shoulder
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ATTORNEY GENERAL.-By General Orders
No. Is, MIR. James G. Taylcr is appointed At
terney General vice Charles Whittlesey, re-
iicved from office
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The Markets.

HE WnrRetS.
Npw YORK. Jan. 2O-Stocks weak. Money
easy at Gal per cent. oolu us f"sii'D' W.
ox-coupon, 55 new I'll.
BALTIMORE January 20.-Vicginia skies, old
497 bid; do. 1866 IS bid.
BALTIMORE, January 2A.--Cotten quiet and
steady at % Flour steady with An improved
demand; Howard Street superfne 1oaSo
do, Extra 25aSG. Wheat firm; prime TO
choice Maryland l40sl45 Pennsyl wanna ilrm me
At l23sl25 Corn steady; primo white lOUalu-;
yellow 92a93. Oats 34a51. Rye l0OalOS.
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SALE OF A FARM.-A part OF f. W. hoz'ef
farm on the Potomac river, nearly oppos''e 'n''
city, 24G acres, bias been sold by Beck n NV.
aud KERRY, real estate agents, to Daniel Se''-
Ter, CT Pennsylvania, for $1,000.
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steamboat Sunk.

ST., Louis, Jan. 20.--A despatch from
Grand Tower says, the steamer Lady Gay
bound from St. Louis for New Orleans SINK at
p. NJ. to day No lives We're lost. No
uarIiculars
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:;s.sii1S. GESEHtTCtE.,s. &c,
>h.."$ MEDICAL COLUMN.

TANEhE"$ MEDICAL. COLUMN.
W. ",Ii:'!sa.iy recommend the following
s;s.I.a':s- - or customers: ...,..
iA.>: = i, :: : GEN UlNE COD ii : Sn: vi l.
i.:s.te! .:url fresh i:verS, aT!i warranted rIT"
rrrr .lc per bottle .,,.,
JAENEN'S PECIDHAL CDuGEsikUP,
f.. I, UgE4$ (Dii= al: negligent Consulnpt.o:..
Price .3. r1- bot IL. o,
JANNEl'S CHILBLAlN IINlNENT, I'll
ia:silii!c rGIc for Frosted Feet. Price pc per
bull:u
.ANNEY'S EXTRACT JAMAICA GIN
GNit, f.: Dlsrrhea Indigestion, Gramp t"lc
Ne. :'ricc :lac per bottle.
JAHNEY'S FLAVUKlNG ENrkArIS,
consisting OF,
Lemcn. Vanilla.
Raspberry, strawberry.
Pineapple. Orange,
Bitter lmond.
Guaranteed equal to any made. Price 25c peF
bottle.
All the above for sale Wholesale and retail al
our Drug Warehouse, No l45 King street
Jan II JANNEI co.
ESTA BLISHED 1872.
TX 3. LIZA EATER Il Bro.
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. PAINTS. OILS.
VAkNl8HE5, GARDEN SEEDS,
SPICES, ACIDS, SC.
Nos. s and 7 South Fairfax sts.,
aug 2-tf Alexandria, w.
H. IL. COOK VIM. =. CRElGHTnE.
SIOUk & GkEiGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURE DRjGSAND CHEMICA Is, pAINiTi,
VArnishes and Oils.
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No. 107 King street.
Prompt attention given to orders and in
quires from tho country mar off
SAMUEL II. JANNEY. MAHLON II. JAENEY
EANNEY y CO.,
- DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnshes,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS IL PUTTY.
No. 145, King street.
lsg~ Orders and Inquiries from: the country
promptly attended to. sep Zs':
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y. LON d II Il i Nj.
Corner King and Fairfax SITS, and lOri King st.,
Is Offering great bargains in
WINTEk CLOTHING.
Call and sec him. dec II
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Hh4inTHElA2ST@..K
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToX. Jan "a 3 i. K.
CONGRESS-

| CONGRESS.
| In The Sengtc, to-day, after the ErtscGtsii"n
| OF several petitions for the aholi,hmrmt Vi tue
| Thanking privilege,
Mr.. Anthony sen. to the Pre,itnt'i desk
| communication from the Governor If Rhode
Island, announcing the presentation TO the
government, by that State, of marble statue
Of Gen. Nathaniel Greene, Of Revolutionary
fame, acccom panyiug the presentation With 40
appropriate cuogy upon Geu. Greene.
Mr.. Sumner offered Joint resolution Of az
ceptance, which he accompanied with 4 slight
rhetorical display.
Messrs. Sawyer, Of South Carolina, and
MorrelI, OF Vermont, ais made short sprrc'es
when the morning hour business was rastm.
ed. and alter the presentation Of resolutions
tons, the consideration OF the Virginia Till was
resumed.
Ia the House OF Representatives, a petit
ton from two thousand citizens OF Utah, prey
ing the admission of that territory as n State,
was presented and referred.
The consideration Of the bill for the removal
Of the League Island Navy Yard was resum-
ed, and during tho debate Messrs Garfield and
Schofcld had "passage at arms, the latter
having charged the former with receiving i'm
properly $4,000, which MIR. Garfield denied.
VIRGINIA.
The prospect for the Immediate admission
OF Virginia is not as bright as at the beginning
Of the week; indeed it is now 4 matter Of doubt
if considerable length Of time will not elapsc
before she is "in'' and when admission does
take place, it will be with many provisions, and
conditions. Should the bill pass the Senate to.
to the House, and Butler threatens to have
it re referred to tho Reconstruction Commit
tee, where it will rest until such time as he
may see fit to bring it forward; then the whole
question to be rc.opened, new testimony ia
ken, and the bill revised and fixed up to suit
the faslidious taste Of himself and coadjutors
-'words" to the contrary, Notwithstanding
Butler remarked, this morning, to Mr.. Il.
Turner, in his usual supercious manner and
with snap Of his finger that tho Senate bill
lid not suit him. that q snap judgment had
ocen taken in the House, instead OF lair and |
square contest, and that the friends Of admis-
sion had done the cause great harm. Butler,
with his party, is mighty, but whether he will |
De able to carry out his designs, in the face
II tho former action of the House remains to
Dc seen.
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NEW BOOKS AND MUSICAL PUBL
~ CATlONS JUST RECEIV ED At
FRENCH'S, NO. % KING STREET.
Lady Byron indicated, = History OF tho
Byron controversy from its beginning in 1876
to tho present time, by Harriet Beccher Stowe;
81 60
a Tale of Eternity, and other Poems, by
Gerald Massey 81.
Kitty, by M Betham Edwards, author Of q
"Wintor with the Swallows;' SOC.
The complete works of Tennyson, Holy Grail
the new poem included paper covers So
bound 81,
S. worth of Music for thirty-fvo cents
Howo's Musical Monthly, each number con-
tanning twenty. two pieces of music-,elevon
songs and eleven pieces for the piano by the
best German, English and American compos-
crs; pages, full sheet music size; 35c.
Hitchcock's Now Monthly Magazine Of
Choice Music, Art Notes AMI select reading
for the family circle; Csc; 50 per annum.
Mcdora Leigh History and an AutobiGg-
raphy, by Charles Mackay; 25c.
Helen Erkine by Mrs. NJ. Ii. Hobinsoni
vol. limo: 81 80.
Tho Quiet Heart, from Blackwoeds Mngn-
zinc; 2tc.
The Tribune Almanac for 1870, is valuable
for reference; price 20c
inn IL 4. Il. FRENCH.
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The Spanish GunbOats.

HAVANA, Jan. 2O.---len of the guntoat
that r,c.ntIy arrived from New York hav
zone to sea- Their destination is unknown.
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s,DHmESsION MEKCxsaSTs.

! ~ EO. Il. ROBINSON y son,
GRrCsRs, FOR WAEDING AND CoAMls-
SION MERCHANTS.
!.ing street, Aexsndria. Va:
Particular stten:ion paid to the selling OF al;
promptly. nov A-''
afGUE, WEDDEKBURN & CO.,
CoMMl$SION, SHIPPING s FORWARD-
ING MERCHANTS.
No. 2 Prince street.
Also, dealers in GUANos, SALT, LUMP
AMI GROUND PLASTER, FISH, GRAIN
md SUGARS. my 2l-tf
RICHARD W. AVERY. j. DAVIDSON.
A VERY & DAVIDSON,
IN (Successors to Henderson & Ayery,)
NROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 22G, King street, corner of Alfred
Alexandria, Va.
Dealers in Butter, Lard Salt, Fish. Flour, Ba-
coz, Coffee, lea, Sugar, Sc. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
commission at lowest rates. fob 2OEtt
NOULD 81 WlLEENING,
u (successors to ": Henderson, ,.
GROCERY, LIQUOR &c GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 North Royal 81.
Dealers in GROCERIES. TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHlSKEY, BRANDY, WINES
&c. Strict attention paid TO the sale of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE. ian l5-ly
GEORGE WASHINGTON W. w HERBERT.
EETASHINGTON & HERBERT.
w Successors TO Geo. Washington
GENERAL COMMISSION MEKCHANTS
Nc. II North Union ST.,
Alexandra, Va.
Particular attention given to the sale Of all
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and filling
orders for GROCERIES,, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, LINE, &c, at the
lowest market market price. feb 1T
y ROBERT EDMONDS,
~ Successor TO w. a. Smoot u Coz
FORWARDING & GENERAL COMMlS-
SION MERCHANT.
No. King street. Alexandria Va:
strict attention paid to the sale Of \ kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE. dec Billy
T BRODERS Sc Co,
D.. No. II King street.
Alexandria, Va.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
GROCERIES,
PROVISiONS,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE
Also keep Oh hand u general assortment Of
Cordagc, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing.
Oils. Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and consignmonts promptly at
tended TO, and goods Forwarded without delay
TO consignces Or arrival.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans.
portation line. mn l0-t1